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SATURDAY. AUGUST H. 1880

ton, and for one hypoesite who makes . false
profession theEn. are 81 east nine conscientious.
devoted Christians. k-.'other argument against
religion is that our Saviour was an impostor snd
that as corelsry his teachings exert bsneful
II haence. And yet both of the accusations are
disproved by the ex perience of 1900 years If
Jesus of Nsz ,reth had been an impostor His
name and everything connected with it would
hardly have survived second generation -
There would then have been no occasion for the
lsbors of Voltsre, Paine or Ingersoll. Other
and numerous false teachers have appeared and
disappeared. But time and truth have been at.
testing the divinity of our Saviour. His apostles
and their successors in obedience to instructions,
have carried and are carrying glad tidiagst to the
uttermost ends of the earth. AS far and ss fast
AS the Gospel travels the world is civilized and
its inhabitants benefited.
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Mail. Express

Nail, Southwsrd, connects st GorGonsyilIe,
with cbes. d Ohio L. f., Eas: and West. III
LyncE2urg, connects with Atlantic, iss. s
Gh'0 4: x, through Southwest Virgins, Is
and IeIss-and at Dsnvi!e with Richmond s:
unnVlle K K TO South end Southwest.
Express SouthWhrd connects g. Gordonsvi!ie
to al points on Ches & Ohio K. T., snd 1T Dsn.
vile for all Lolnts South East ard South.
MIXED TRhINS for Main Line lesve y.
IL 81 6. N, and returning arrive al Alexar6ris
10 . e and 35 .. Il.
For MANASSAS LINE leave washington
10 q. m. rnd Aleyaadgis a g. H., daily.
except Sunday, arrive 81 Strssburg ri Il G5 D Il.
connecting with the Valley Eosd Hast and
Weat Leave Strssburg 81 p. NJ, arriving 81
Alexandrs aL 8 +G p. NJ.
MIXED TRAIN FUR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlOE leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
End Saturday, at co q, m, and returns Mcn-
day. "wednesday and Friday, st z6 y.
For Aiddieburg, daily connection st Pls!ns
ststion.
For Upperviile, regular connection at Dcls.
plane.
For wARRGNToN, lsa~e Washington :,
10 6. "a. daily and m. every Mo7day
and Saturday. Accommodation tram will leave
Warrenton every Monday, Thursday and Sat
urday at 10 Is M, and srrirs in hlex4ndris
81 IL 81 p ~. and Washington At II So o. N,
. AL irsins make good connections, s. .y..a.
lngton, to and from North snd West
Now Orlesns sleeper leaves Washington 81
III q. m, running through without Change
Psrlor C:r will leave Washington for White
sulphur daily, except Sunday at 10 M
On Express tram, leaving washington at 10 10
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Gc-.
with extra charge only &V.OO, through to
Dsnv!Ile.
Pullman Sleeping Csr from Philadelphia to
W6lte sulphur rur!ngs without change.
fulImSn SICeLlnp Cars rtWp.I ~ q. n Dcrfo on
ana Augusta, Ca, wLhuu. change on 10 4O,r.in,
Through tickets very low 10 the SCUM AM
Southwest.
HEECEE ST,AJIf-gTER r. r.
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F.EfaE' IsF TEE EFlR

EVERY MOHrAY. WEDNESDAY, snd
FHADAF, At so o'clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk cn s!ternNt" days ST 90 =. m
This staunch iron steamer has just been paint
I'd throughout, sts.erooms newly furnished and
carpetcd, snd il thn handsomaat rs we'll AS the
safest boat on .he ICL3m &C river AMI Cae:speske
bag, anG is ina o;lP steamer making close con.
ntct!on with the Few York aud Boston steam
ers; also connacts with Rich nOnd steamers and
railroad linus ,outh. Stops at PINEY pQIdT
End POI M LOOKOUT going aud returning
Fare FIRST Glass. sl rouzd trip 81 50
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= DEFENSIVE MEDICATION

-, a.. DEFENSIVE MEDICATION
ls prscaution which should never be neglected
when danger is present, and Therefore 8 ,u.se
OF the Ritters at this season is particularly de.
sirsble especially for the feeble and sickly. As
q remedy for biIiodsness, dyspepsia, nervous
ness and bowel complaints, there is nothing
comparable to this wholesome rest ,rltiye, : :
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener.
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The 10 o'clock parade is not given to inveigle
the pubic but merely to give than faint idea
of our immense, inexh austible amusement Civ
ing enterprise -.' ..-'
~- Don't fail to be in time to sea the Grand
Free Exhibition which positively takes place
every day in front of oar immense pavilion
The charming Italian Princess Incogni.o. Sen.
orts Evslitta Carriats in her 3ht to the clouds,
i' the most thrilling. danger defying and e1cit-
ing feat ev.ry attempted by any living male or
female artist ... a.aI 90. -.'@.'.- -'.'. % .''.'
Admission--50 cents. Children under years
70 cents. Performances comn mne?ce-afternoon
at 2 cock; evening 7:9O Doors open one hour
earlier in order to allow the visitors thor Oh.
~ exsmine our wonderful collection Of animals,
&c, before tskine their seats.
au7, 10 Ia IL. .a.. ..i..... ..s... =, -. 80
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E BRODERS s. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLUUR,
SALT AND FISH.
4, full line Of celebrated pure, old Whyskeys,
bra1dies. Gin, Rum, &C.. Massey s. Co.'S Phi!a-
d"lphie and C!agett's Baltimore Ales, and Berg
aor & Engefs Lager Beer in casks or bottles.
Agents for Jspes S. Welch Best Family
Flour, james S. Kirk 6 Co.'S Standard Sosps,
Dupont s Co.'S. Sporting snd Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac River
,5tssmers.
Orders promptly attended to- and consigr-
nonts solicited. No. II King svreat,
oct 0'-tt Alexandria, VS.
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~ WASHINGTON OHIO kAILEoAl
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS Trains
Daily (except Sundsy) between Alexandria
and Round Hill.
Beginning May II, 1889.
Leave Wathlngtc! ST 10 u. N. snd 4 70 y. m.
and Alexandria st 8 % r. N. Is p. m; pass
Leeaburg, going westward, 8: II 10 g. N and
4O D. m sud arrive ct Bound Hi! al II IN.
and 20 p. N. Leave Round Hill at so 8. NJ
and II 80 p. M; pass Leesbure golrg eastward,
at 60 u. N. and 10 p. M; and arrive at Alex
sndrs at Is a. m, snd 8 Is Q. NJ. and E,
Washington 81 S IS 8, m. and Is p. u.
gss- Passengers from Wash,ggton will take
ine Washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
& Potonac Railroad station ats o. a. n and 4. &c
U. m., and 20 through to Round Hill without
change 81 csIs.
The s. 05 am. trsin from Alexandria snd l2 &c
q. 10. train from Round Eln connect with
Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which laave Lees
burg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains westward ,mske close connections,
at Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fsjr'
ts1 Court House.
Communications tickets, 81 cas- Per n1tIe
Animal itCkesa, &S1s
Z Il. HAVENES,
ryl3-ss General Ticko: agent.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
Space.
Mr. ThurIow Weed on Col IngersoIi.

Special contracts will be made with yearly ad.
vertisers.
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Fss& POTOMAC gslVER,

6IE.7.Hs:fs JS&SsT ". TKS.x PsOyr
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAf ST. t7.30 q. n; returning on slternste
days
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1880 epaAr 1880
PENNSXLVANIA RGUTE

PENNsYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTE, EST g SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TkACK,
STEEL Rails SPLENDID 5OKNEEy
&AGNIFICENT GQUiPXiENT
July 26 1890
ETans leave Washington trom deD0. OF 25;.
TimORE s POTOMAC aAILRGAD. COZ
ner Of Sizth and ST. lets, rs follows:
For rhilAdeLphis New York and tbs Cast, 10 40
!O0J D. III daily. with P.lace G@rs I'm,
':ad Express OF Fulimsn Psrlor Cars $50
"a. daily, except sunday. foS Plilado;pn.,
ID pm. isity.
For Pitlsburg snd the West 500 m, with
farloT car TO FIT burg and c.eopiny c.r to
T.1u p. To- - y, Ritn PataCv Jar 10 Chicago.
FOR CansndaiEps snG the Norm, s % III,
excopt Sunday ana T.4U T.. 10. isiiy, axcepr
Saturday, With Palsoe Ga- !. Canands,SQs
For Watkins, l0.40 = m. dsiIy except san
day
For Baltimore, a. SOD $50 snd 1910 9. m.
2l0, 42N, 80. 54J. 40 and 1000 e. n.
On Sunday, sos and 1910 .. In; $50, 40
enc 9t5 y. n.
For Propc's Creek Line, d q. m. and / 40 .. n.
dslly, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, A. g. m. and 44) p. m daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra 90, 70, . snd Ii q. NJ, and
70, 5 70, ., aud II 80 p. III. Sunday 1T
7, and Il Is. m. and .. N.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, go
SEQ nd 10 q. La, a8d y 81. 3, 5, Z, 905 p. m.
snd II night.
On Sunday at 500 and 10 8. m. and 7 and 8 05
y. m.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH. viz
Qusntico end Richmond, will leave Aleyan-
drla at 7 20 a. n. daily and 90 .. n. daily
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be p-ccurad
principal rsilrosd station5 srd ticket ofiices
Southeast. L. 7. FARMER,
Gon'l. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON
Gannre, Mursrpr rno1T
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EAaEkSJAsPS.

~ u. VIRG MIDLAND G e. s. E.E
~ JOHE $. BARBOUR, Receiver
On snd after SUNDAY, July is. 1880, pss
sen8ar trains will run IS fellows:
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AIexaGdan3 Female Institute,

~. e SOUTH FAIRFAXST
T''a iO.n .4nu>l session of this Institute will
2mmoGcc THURSDAY, Sept lG 1850
ri"stTucnon thorough IN All brfpches For
&C.. n"rly -
.:g2,-!>IG Misses G. @'ENE Princins,s
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EVERY MONDAY, ct 12 NJ; snd returning
leave New York, from pior d. last river, Ev,
EEY SATURDAY, at o'clock p n.
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A GRICULTUkaLG GOOnS-Genuine Eng.
II lish Grain and Grass Scythes, American
Clipper Grain and Grass scythes, Grass Hooks,
Scythe Stones, Hay Rakes, &C., at wholesale
and retail. JAS. F, CAkLIN & SON.,
my26 63 King street.
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EBGSATEhE
pELLE HAYEN INSTITUTE.
a i

pELLE HAYEN INSTITUTE
The ;w'n:v. secord snnus seesi~n viii begin
on the ljTn Of aAPTHMBEH, 1850, and close
18th June following. Teachers of experience
and thoroughly qualified have been EN- mploved
NhNt. Terms much reduced. For Catalogue
or further information apply 20
sul2-lm g 4 tBNIcK. Principal
?i~n Ky i. JDaNoON will :eopen
4EA her SCbrOL FOR GIRLS and BOY
On shpi hISER 18Th, at her resd nee 104
PTiIce It,, Al"zandria Va sug7-tSl6
GgT. JOHNS ACADEMY.
-. Th' o5icst Eocrding School in Virginia.
DaF, Sc; .euIber G.h 1880
Advantages: Thirty three years' eyperienca
{. rrI ciG"; military discipline; object teschiny
INA br"rV Apparatus and Cabinets; new yvm.
h.siy!n; ~ hes!tLfGl &nd accessible locstlon.
c-ioiu. Ov"'alsnt of students; moderate lerms
!"ou.n 'h' &c ;omnodatiohs have Just been
H"'h.rd 20 m:hy applications have aIreajv been
r'c'i"cd lH.t the house msy Or filed before tho
mt"h'hS o! Tn" session, snd early application ia
-''' '..I = C,Shaoc. for Catalogue address
~'C1'D, l. GAHHE a NJ, PrinciosI
'l y I'm :. .. Drawer Il, Aleysadlis, Va.
EEoa1 SCHOOL
., u .'s MO tSi'IS :, NJ. 1RO will teach q
nr'"i number of LITTLE BOYS nj the resi-.
e.. G. 0! hct motuer, No. 5 Alfred st.
ms: 81 w p@r 'oouth Thcss who wish to
'ntsr ihelr cniIdron-tor.ner pstrons 1ncluded-
VIII p."s.a supply before he opening cf the sea
H"h, MNHNA! :, Sept. 10TH nug6-tf
Egi~> :. V KUDp will resume her PLANO
A'A and 0hNAi, LE>sO - on thoSKCOND
MONDAY ~ SHFTEMBEk Applications
can b" TnHte at Isl Prince IT, Terms moderate,
O-LW
~ PEkMBER 9th, 1880 will open in
- ne re.!tntu picturesque and beautiful
V!iihk" OF WHrrontCn, vs., u FEMALE IN
: y! = Il lha 70. Z Gus and social a6vantapee
"i th!s VI!i7g" are u,surpassed in our country,
Only Two mi!e- iroal the 'F+uquier White sui
thuF SpTIHXs." place when Northern aud
Sou.acrh Capital, sdd"d to the fine OF tb. y,
to'' !7 fe7to7lhg TO lis former celebrity. few loca
NgAa CO"!:rlie 20 much inst is f-v0rable to q
s2hoo r'i"Tprisc hnving had much experience
II tr"i'i, youth. feel cytnpelent to take into
my s;n'!y, where they will be educated with
aAc Is ;Ny own children. I. number of yourg
EiE.s who's instruction will be conducted bv -
c'Svs q Ws!i qualified tascncrs
I@FmS: "hcilsh, French ard board for scbo
lsstic TnaF $500; Music $50; Latin and German
eaCh S2); Custhen!cs so
For iurther particulars sGlrn-s
Mrs. M. &. BALL
Huf[-lm WarreutOn, VIrpinis.
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~ Eo LEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
" STAUNToN Virginia
Opens is 3lsi session Srptembe 20!h. 1880.
mong tho lrst Schools for young ladies in the
; lted Sla:"s. Climate unsurpassed. Surround
9 oesu,liuI. Pupils from seventeen States.
NC THE LOWEST TghMS IN THE UNION.
'crins: Board, WasrlLg lights English
use, LS'n French for each hall Of the Scho-
SIC year, $llJ.
All exl-as very low. For Cstsopue address
he7. W N. >. HARRIS. ID, Prsst,
'5o-coAIWZn stsunton. Virgins.
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ERY SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock p, n.
The steamers Of this coupsny make connac-
tions at Norfolk for Bostor and ell points East;
st New York with ell points West and North-
west, and st Alexsnir;s with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Chic Railroad.
Through rates given and freigh. handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to f. Z. EEED, Agent,
Jonney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON President.
Ofice under Natl. Metrop. Bsrk,
sep 27-tf Washington, D. G.
,ciTts7a CLXDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PRovI.
UENGE AID BOSTON.
Steamers lesge AiaEan3ris EVNRY TUES.
DAY and leave Philadelphis EVERY SAT-
gRDAY. ....-. .. b..
This line cc anecfs ct Alexandria with :te O.
a. s. Il. and w s. o. Z, Rs, and at Philsdel.
phis with Cydes regular Steamships for Fail
Rivsr, Providence and Soston. -..-
Freight forwarded with pronptness and care
| free Of commissions.
No charge for ;ransfa, in Fhiladelyhis, sni
| 0 whsrfage II Boston. Quick time. Freq9en,
| departures. Through retess and through bill!
| Of flscing given. Insurance At the loves: rates
| agents:
| +. a. REEp. Alexandria.
WIN. P CLYDE s Co, Phiiata,pEi IL
| JOHNSON s. CO.. Wssh. s. Georgtn
isr ST.
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Inland L Sea board CoastIng Go.
ssa2!nars o. thia line will run as follows:
E3Es N9EE&LA,

Connecting with Merchants and Minors Lime
for Boston, steamer
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" ONG SCHOOL.

M j~S :. V hUDp will resume her PLANO
AfA and OhNAi, LESSONS on thoSKCOND
MDED II S@fGEMBEK Applications
su J-ZW
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s'&FGss NEW YGgeK,
GgBSfsT

sCg.ssTEAss q. G. a.rxGar.s.vD JaHN
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Sc NJ e EMa.
= 0 I Il .
PoT9.N-sS' FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FIX ia NLiNGS
NhI q NJ

PoT9.N,sG FERRY Co.'s. STEAMERS
FIX LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On snd rfter sundsy, July 18Th,
viii leave rs tollows:
Steamer 7 =. AFRO WSHITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S wharf icot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY snd t. URS-
~ 7, 81 30 m for Leonardtovn and all
int-rmeGlste landings.
Steamer II IoI!U leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WEt'H ESDAT snd FRIDAY, at 80
m, for kinsala ard intermediate landings.
ESQ. Il. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J, PADGETT. Agent jyl7
+ Q oTlcs.
CHANGE OF TIMR.
On snd sfter wednesday. May 2Gth, the
boa&s Of the POTOMAC FEkEI GO. will run
as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
600, 80, 8 20, 8 81 10 60 AMI II SO g. M, and
l. So 80, 81. 3 80, q 30, 80 6 Is and D. N,
LEAV NASHINGTON:
81, 81, S 80, 3 81 lG 80 and II 30 a. m, ard
$50 So, z 30, 3 30, 4 Sc s 60 8 30 and 30
=. rn.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
ct 80 ia n.
Tsy25 GEO. z. PHILLIPS, Manager.
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hTT - - - ~ . ta Il
I't.:. nHAH1|s s2H29L EQA YogSMa@S i 4.
TEM tr K l5.h 1920.
me rrinc'ual has hid over Gitcen yoars' ex.
".rIc.c" IL tnnchinR tsugnt four years At Bel
'aG.c 1cnlaarY aad Was Vic, Principal there
Gu'I.g tbs l..tar p"r. Of ner stay. She has
;"H-Ai a's9 u tho Ism les of prominent gontle-
i@"4 IN F'rglaI; rnong them the late DR.
-. :. b"idw tt, o. ~tturton. Since coming to
r'"& tnGr!a sh" has been u :crs ,fu and has
mot 3Ilh 20 much enc JurAgemert (having re-
i.ln'f IN" sam. aups lhroJsh both snnu. scs
'I''sl nat sne has rented H mousse whnre she
WI irslIc, Iu " Iasir.5e d Hud sult.ble location,
n Luki s'-eeL bctaH"n Royal and Pit two
a"oT" ic1Ta the corner Of R0yei Tho rooms in
III" sc M sSory will b, used TOR school rooms.
f'eT t"rn' ivT board inciutng washing, !uar,
'HatS 80 III iinn IN eng i3n branches, are $3.50
rri schGI.stlc yc.r, 90 Glouths); the hishsr
.lg'sn branches, with II Ms.homatics, l.stin,
p 'f"nth Music Paln.'ug snd Drawing, will be
.ai ". Icrns for the scholastic yesr 90 mos
I m ny Department Sl5; Junior so; senior
. :. T"ymonts 10 be maie ono third in advance
.'' In" y OF entrance ona third on the 10 h of
.,c"nbcr and one th'rd on tAo 18th Of March.
t!"!Hrefc :: Kew Il. Sut5r Cher past IT and
'stFun) Bishop !" n. White Col. & Mont
~" CORNER ystr0H) OF Shsckefjrds King and
= ''"., county. N.; Sev. Er. b. +. Sprigg and
~ Hr. } Pcte!krn, OF Rl1nmond Kew. T.. F.
ATTN. OF Kentucky and her former patrons in
i :. ace. She respectfully requests those who
''HT decide TO pstronlzs hsr to apuly on the first
'. .'""t"moer. j}21-eoSt1tHl
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE --.---.-- 80 =.
We hsve opened at No. 22 ROYAL ST. an
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready to receive sll kinds of m er.
chsndise and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same. --
We think it may prove an advantage to per.
sons Who have PRODUCE of any description
10 send it to US. Located Immediately opposite
the main entrance to the Market on Eoyal st..
goods can be 1posed every morning at public
auction, when the best prices may be expected
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
find it to their advantage to give US call.
We will attend to auctioneering at public sales
of property, and respectfully solicit share of
public patronage. UNEAL g. LUCAS.
S@ Auction goods constantly on hand and for
SALE nov 6-tf
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T5i~n ny i. JOHNSON will ,eonen
4sA her SCBrOL FOR GIkLS and Boy
On sap III SER 16h, at her resid nee 1n4
''hce 5'.' afAahora Va sug1-tSl6
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J. ". EsEM teERSSN,

~ POWDER, of various kinds, ard
=" DER GUNS for using the same; also
n1H GREEN and LONDON PURPLE,
"c d st'ucton of 7 tsto Bugs, &C; large
y, y. @, "'' hand snd for sale by
''' 5. LEADBEATER s. BRO
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
A Story Exaloded.

For some months now the case of Eli
Ice, in the Penitentiary of West Vir-
ginia for numbering Uriah Wade in 1862,
has excited great attention and SYM
pathy in the Grand Army of the Re
public, and at all gatherings of Union
soldiers. The story was that Ice was a
Union soldier Of good habits, who was
being prosecuted for Staying a rebel
during the war. At several meetings in
Ohio the utmost indignation was ex-
pressed, and a movement for forcibly
rescuing him was put on foot. The Cleve-
land Herald has made an exhaus-
tive examination of the matter,
and finds that Ice is a man of terribly
violent and vindictive passions,
that he deliberately murdered Wade
when neither was in the service, to
crafty an old grudge, and without the
smallest provocation; and that the Jury
that convicted him was fair one, and
eleven out Of the twelve were Ex- Union
soldiers and Republicans. Ex-Governor
Pierpont declares that Ice suffers Justly;
that the murder of Wade was cold
blooded; and that the murderer is be-
lieved to have killed one of his own
children, and is known to have chopped
the fingers off from others On the
whole, It seems quite plain that it Is not
desirable that Ice should be freed; for,
though he was brave Union soldier, his
crimes are such as.to admit Of no defense
or palliation. itis., -a.,ss .a
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orable auspices. The papers. without ex-
ception, are enthusiastic in their accounts
of the success of Mile. Marimon, Signor
Campanini and Signor Del Puente in LA
Sonnambula" on the opening night.
They have an amateur actress like this
at Richmond, Va: Symmetrical in form
and Ionic rather than Corinthian in order,
midway between Janauschek and Mary
Anderson, with more fixed and substaD tial
beauty than either. Miss Herndon is the
bean ideal, the very embodiment Of trag-
edy." ,... - ..-
Salvini is acting at the Ringtheater in
Vienna, but the performances do not draw,
partly because the Austrians do not under
stand Italian, partly because the seats are
too dear. The Ringtheater is renowned for
its ill-luck. 1t has had nine managers in
four years, most Of whom have had to de-
clare themselves bankrupts. Patti and
Nicolini, WHO will sing there next month,
Will not succeed; first, because the rest OF
the cast will be mere rubbish, and, secondly,
because seats will be at fabulous rate-at
least for Vienna. ri.-
In the course of recent visit to NJ. Sar-
dou arrangements were made by Mr.. Ban
croft for securing the right of adapting
daniel Rochat' to the English stage. By
the terms of the bargain Mr.. Bancroft will
have the sole right in the representation of
NJ Sardou's forthcoming play throughout
Great Britain for the term Of five years, the
rights for the United States having been
secured by Mr.. Samuel French. the we'll
known theatrical publisher. The play will
not be printed. ALTOGETHER NJ. Sardou re-
ceived for these privileges alone the large
sum of $4,000!
THE oLIo.
Kearney & Powers leave tomorrow night
for Pittsburg. ..... ..... ~.
Matinees at the variety theaters to-day
and tomorrow.
Nellis Bordon's Metropolitan, Louisville,
Is doing big business. .o
Tillie Graham Is sailing under false COL
ors. She is now a blonde. M
The City Council Of Erie, Pa, has passed
an ordinance forbidding variety shows from
opening in that moral city.
Johnny Morrssey is out in the cold
again, and the Vine-street minus great y
comedian. Cause, too much booze.
Good female speciality performers are in
demand here and in all Western cities
Eastern people should make note of this.
Fred. Thatcher, Lizzie Derius, Mile. Lu-
cille and J. T. Campbell close at the Vine
street Opera-house tomorrow night and 20
to Louisville Monday. -
The return OF the SWANS, Sam. and Car
rrie. to the Vine street next week will be
hailed with pleasure by the patrons of this
house. They are the finest acrobatic team
on the road, and will remain at the "Bo-
nanza" the rest of the season. ...,..
Landy this week completed five mag
nificent, extra large portraits of Virgie
Jackson in different attitudes. They were
put in a frame 36x20 inches and forwarded
to New Orleans yesterday to Manager Tom
Snelbaker's new variety theater, the Globe.
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