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REPUBLICAN, SIMPLICITY.
How the President Found a secre;ary's
House on a Stormy Evening

About three weeks ago Minis. er and Mrs.
Hunt gave their farewell reception prior TO
their departure for Russia. A little Incl
dent in connection with that reception is
now given, showing the simplicity OF our
republican institutions, The night in ques-
ton was fearful one; rain fell in torrents,
and there seemed to be no cessation
to Jove's tears. The president had
signified his intention of being present
at the reception, but his carriage
was sent to certain senatorial residence to
convey some ladies who were desirous of
attending, and, in place of his own stylish
equipaee, the president gave orders TO hire
u carriage from a livery stable, and directed
the driver to take him to Minister Hunts
residence, first asking the driver if he knew
where it was, to which an affirmative reply
was given. Through the binding storm
the president was driven the carriage stop
ping at a house that, from the outside, did
not look as if a brilliant reception was in
progress. The chief magistrate assembled the
steps, rang the bell, inquired for Minis
ter Hunt. The saddle colored Mercury who
opened the door and looked surprised, and
said: He don't live here" "Who does?"
was the next question. Representative
H." TEL him | would like to see him, :"
said the unlimited guess. But the honora.
BILE member from NJ. could not be seen,
MS he was closeted with some gen
tlemen, and had given orders not to be
disturbed. The president is man of
expedients, SO he asked to see Mrs. II
He was ushered into the parlor, and
found that lady blythe domestic hearth,
surrounded by beyy OF small children,
who were engaged in playing. The lady
was not exactly in reception attire. When
she saw her distinguished guest she started
to her feet in amazement, but the president
In few words explained the prcdicament
he was in, and asked his hostess if she
could tell him where Minister Hunt lived.
This she could not do but her visiting list
would supply the desired information.
Mrs. III. went to table for that indispensa-
BILE article, while the president waited, hold
ing his hat and coat in his hand. The
children gazed in open-mouthed wonder.
ut the scene. OF course, the book was
not where it ought to have been, and every
table-drawer in the house was searched for
the missing article. But the search was
fruitless. AS Il last resource the lady went
upstairs TO her bedroom, and there found
what she wanted. The information was
communicated to the president, who went
on his way, nobody else at that time know
ing anything of the little occurrence, and
MS carriage could not be procured, he had
to walk the balance Of the journey. This
is the way President Arthur attended Mrs.
Hunts farewell reception Washington
Rpnuhlican
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HOnors to Garibaldl.
AT CINCINNATI.

ClEcIYgATI, June ll,-ltalian residents
here had memorial exercises in honor of
Garibaldi, at which orations in English
were delivered by DR.. Lowe, of Cleveland,
Judge Farce and John Cox, of
this city, and III Italian by
DIR. Ravegli. Despite the rain
a cortegc passed through the streets
in which was funeral car con-
tanning column beside which stood a
young woman representing Italy, with
other living figures representing Garibaldi's
career. This was escorted by pall.bearers
and procession composed of the Veteran
Guard of the first regiment of Ohio militia,
the French society and the Italian society.
AT RICHMOND.
richmond, VA. June 1.-THE Italians OF
this city had a most creditablo memorial
demonstration this afternoon in honor of
Garihaldi. The procession, with music and
n tastefully draped funeral car, drawn by
six white horses, paraded the principal
streets, after which memorial meeting
was held in Mozart hall, where an impos-
ing monumental catatalqhc had been
erected. The hall was crowded
with Italians, local representatives of for
eign governments, city and state officers,
Judges Of the courts and many other prom
incnt citizens. The catafalque was deco.
rated with mourning. insignia, evcrgreens
and arms. The building was also draped
In mourning. Delegations of Italia ms from
Norfolk, Lynchburg and Petersburg partic
ipated In the demonstration.
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ran off the track when near Martinsburg,
West Virginia. The engine, baggage car
and two express and one passenger car left
the rails and were wrecked. Four or five
passengers were reported to have been in
jured, but none seriously.
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g. NEIsDOM, nd
ARCHITECT AND ! BILLS VI ~

V"'e' '"V DALLAS Texas in 10
Plans and drawings 10 ele' sssSwr,hss ~
S Ssnpins houses halls coiiasss ,s eS ~
uishsd S 81 so SIalssirsS The cgniJss.
,ends, Nv w nssrse Is made for ,he a, ssc,irs
y, NV ~, wcrk viii be done ia toe ee ~, sissid
r ,sat selection Of architecture 'n
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

is scientific preparation of the phos-
pilates, so combined as TO be readily taken
into aud absorbed by the system. Pam
phlet sent free.
Rumford Chemical Works, Providence,
Rhode Island
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DON'T DO IL.
Don't seek the temporary feeling Of strength
and health resulting from the use Of beer
and ale or other malt and alcoholic com
pounds. The after effects make you feel
worse than before. Permanent health is
sure to be found in that best of all iron pre-
parations, that friend to temperance and
long lite known rs Browns Iron Bitters.
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tSl,s6O Prizes. .....'".'' 80, '''.' A. n
Whole Tickets, ~, Half Ties .,nc
"a Tickets, $50, 55Tieksts wv
FORT WORTH,
Mineral W ellis,

We have opened a hrst.claw no os., q ID
Worth Mineral Wells, eight ma ,',,.srSlsy spt51
Worth, ana Two miles north Of hans snd M
on the IP Railroad, Furniture iissnsn m q
all new and good. Bath rooms CONT N N, n
hotel There are but few water, ~ Il "
possessing the medicinal qus,sluurs N
waters, Phosphoric acid being aV ,aa n II n
by making them peculiarly edap !'.o swu,y,s :
Gus diseases. We give egusl''a ansI,,lea "
Authenticated by {. NJ Wells snss' ssrust
Isl. Fort Worth-Allumlnum, a'rs sc,,%,n s =
calcium. Sodium; Potassium Nl4 sSsr,l
Carbonic acid; Hydpchloric seia a,n, II a
Phosporic acid, abundant Vn ae,I, thsi ~
eyaporated TO dryncss leave, atS'xS WAN Il
lU1 grains, MAJ "a, r,,,s Worth, 1si,>I
inni-iml Lock BOX 2lS toI, "e''-
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1857 Prizes, amounting to ,,..--.
Application for rates to clubs ,honit' i,, Z,
leans. F'A' u New %
For further Information, write clemlv ,t.,
iull address send orders by Expns, f pN.ils
tered Letter or Money Order. addressedS . hsys'
NJ. a. nAUpHIN, New CylesnsyIl VI
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- rWstsi s AlN Al, uns Nv. s9vr NJ
va, " ,h'l nss 40 ave .iprrtr ami =.
az nVsf,' .1upldiN tt1liifai
.rn'nda,!ss ns,,ns an ithd,ii ~ Ift,'. !
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|. Senator Hill cannot list

! from Georgia. says senator Hill cannot list
much longer.
The President gave 4 dinner 10 Presi-
dent Barrios tonight. The spanish.
French. Gillian. and Mexican Ministers
are among the guests.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
ss2l, l3l; internal revenue, si00,6.j9; H.
tionaLbank notes for redemption, 73tl. zoo.
Senator Johnston VIII be in Rich-7ond
Monday morning.
Orders were issued to-day from the Navy
Department to get the monitors MOntauk
and Nantucket ready for sen
Granite from Maine for the Washington
monument arrived to-day.
The Secretary Of War viii not return
from Illinois before next Monday.
General Fitz. Lee was here to-day.
TAssociasa,i Press reports % the Dispateh.i
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Attorney-Geue-
Fal Brewster has rendered m opinion on
the ISSUE raised between George William
Curtis and Representative Hubhell. chair
man u the Republican Congressional Com
mittee, on the ,subiect Of political assess
ments. in which be holds th-t 4 member q
Congress i not an officer q the United
states. 30 that i gift to him tor campaign
purposes does not fall in the statuf. regu-
lating political assessments. The opinion
will be laid before Cabinet meeting Tues
day next.
The Attorney General has given IN opin-
ion 70 the Secretary 81 toe Treasury that
the request 81 transportation companies %
be allowed 20 take some 5000 Chinese
llb0rers through this country from Cuba
70 China cannot te granted under the law
u il now stands. This 1flirTls the ruling
recently made on this question by secretary
F0Iger.
Walker Blaine has been appointed assist
ant counsel on behalf % The United States
before the Court o: Commissioners q Al
bama Claims.
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WAY south Carolina is solid.

fFrori thu Chariest % News ana loufie'
The Republican doctrine in Congress .
.sgt eyerv negro votes, and that every ne
FRO votes the Republican ticket. tolofeu
democrats are ignored. When The returns
10 not show a Republican vote equal i.
number 70 the whole co!ored population 81
fbe county or district, the cry OF Taud Is
r,i.sd. tie returns are revised, and lle IL
faa4ad candidate is counted IN ~ " --aiilsi--
sar Vet the nOrthern newspapers con-
nam Of and bewail the sol.dity 81 tne WAite
nc in such States Is South Caroulld-
Iniu.,iee and wrong intensity the deter,
,,inatiou OF the white people 10 stAnd
toyetber. and 10 naintain, BY every iaWlui
rSe.,ns- their supremacy in the state Inc
LIT Lit voters OF south Carolina have 10
other resource than that OF all peoples. IN
IN aces. whose Representatives In the IaM-
naEing BODY are denied their seals OF are
rsieetsd by a reckless and rutn1ny hiA-
ioritv- That resource il b eject theif rep
rssenfatiyes over ard 0yer again, v aeheVeI
an election il permitted to be heia' anu
wsit patiently until Congress shall consider
so.,fhern white man a. worthy OF ere
dence As a negro, and be A. fair ana la,a ,s ~
Deu1oerat a. 70 Republican. II WI.
come ia time. bur whether &c cones OF ~ s,ss
/ il L our interest to keep on the WINDY ~
o. the hw Ia beth State anu nAl'oia' ~
fairs.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO The DISPATCH PROM ALL POINTS.

Congressional Proceedings Ycsterday-other
Washington News and Ges.Ip-AttsrreJ-
General Brewster Renders an Opinion on
the Issue Between George William Curtis
and ur. HnhbeIi-A 500, o0o-Fire in Fair
hsId, Me.-Cotfsn-MiIis Burned in Provi-
dence. r. la Negro Brute KILLED in Lou
isiana-The Egyptian struggle; Advance
Of British Troops; IN ErGagsmeBt PrOba-
bic; the khedive Deposed by the Egyptian
NotabIes. who Declared War AgaiHs; Eng
land
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VETO ShOl.

Wv OgLE1Ns. July --.-Jame- barneit-
, n..a-er -n Bo--ier parish. -lct aad Kill
"a o negro cook 10 Kelly railroad amp
az lttemrtiar uCdUe h3,fue: WIZ rs
.,,fa while Dr. wa absent. Whom VI.
Barnett rstlrr-d Lome lbs vile told A'1
what Lad occurred. Re tooS BIZ Gun
went I. .he camp, ans hot the negro
DEAL. and 1herWAsd surrendered 10 me
s..rllL
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NEW YoRK. July -2--Th e., 'os all, xs !.
bic supply Of cotton ior s1 ess T sa,Ha :
American. against 20o.o55 ana p 1000 ;,
bales respectively last yea, Geo ssIes ;.
cotton al Interior towns wsrs 49, 49, s-,.s
receipt. from plantations, ''Sis 0a'ss' ss0p
10 sight, 5,3.s.ss, 39s bales
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THE LADY'S LETTER.
which Led Ia the Meeting Between
Garland and AddiSeo and the
Death OF the Latter.

Miss Hstcaett's Communication. with the
EadsrsatioR OF Addison. and the Response
OF GarIand-stateaeat OF Tive Gentlemen
whe were Present as the Hostile Meeting,
and who Give an Account OF ia Different
from AHy Hitherto Published -Examins-
ton OF Garland Before Beach OF Msgis-
sratss; scu' On TO the Grand jarY and Conn
miftsd 90 JAIN.
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do not grasp NJ the shadow and lose
~ .ufssauee.r hidney-W OFT il able ID
convert you fron a shadow of your former
Iii into the substance Of estaosished
be,l.t Said a sufferer from kidney lrou-
- vben a.kel % Try kidney-Wort for 4
rer,e,v. :. I'm try Il, but Il vii be ny iasi
do, II cured him, and Eow be recon-,
rneuds Il 10 al. II ycu have discrdefeel
kldseys doz't fail 10 tsy Il.
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Destructive Tire.

FAayrrrD. NJ. July -Four saw
mills. a sash and blinl-llet2.lry' 'Wo Iuf-
1;rure flct0rie-. and one builders ran u
f,cturinz establishment. W-tl enLlre cor
80 .i-, i've dwelhu--houses. were de-
,tToved by Ia.t rights ars. L3ss over over on ,
hundred rbou.aad dollar. TX hundred
rcu thrown our d empl0y meai-
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. JAY %. lss2.
>ALEs-FIRsr BokeD.-i 900 Petersburg Rail-
road bqads. Class b at 8 81: 2.0o0 Columbia
art tireenTiile Railroad sccDn! SIS as SSH, 2.0sC
10. AZ So !. 2.r0O 10. NJ s5i; 10 sharss Norfolk
and Western Rliiruai orsfe-red stock at $50. 20
10. AZ 55a. 10 n. AZ 5Ji 20 30. Il 55, 10 DO. At
jJs; 40 shares Petersburg Raliruad sEoek a. 3is
10 shares Richmond AMI Alcghauy aaiiroad stock
lB. c. At IS: 100 shares Atlantis and Charlotte
Railroad stock 81 75i%
SECOND BosRD.-l-0o0 Petersburg Railroad
hoads. Class B. AZ 80; loo shares ALzats and
Charlotte Etllruad stock 3 G. ~
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wire in Providence.

60 On lIiIi 20 .pi1dles. in washing
ton village coventry. ~a, OuLng LIS In's
night. ID was owned by Ne ..I II h'gs yI
a Tedcl. Insured ioF s -1'cao Inc
owners estimate their loss AZ 74o'Voo'
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RAND0LPH ENGLISH. beside al 'he o'her
so.,,lir .e,g war... CTR ae0 N9s. ~ fae fKASA-
LIN SQUARE LtBEAsY, vlieG en r1ees tne
Best Books pria.ed aa slod paper 'rosl rod
.y-.. TIC -riees re fr.a 10. O. -ie- each
..l-a'sfss 1s.l..l b. MY iiarass. lTZ9~ik~
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sl.a and .age:rs sla;s r. ;,:srs-s.a.. sls.

.,>a- and skor.-rsb, sisso: slsort-sssax. sf5.
Lari dun and Eoninal az sIz-30.
MILWAUKEE,.
NrvsrKgs. JAY 22.-Fiour IN far Senand-
Wheat unsesiisd and lower: No. Mlv1nker
cash. sl.z3: sf.s4 July, si.0$ Aug'nf. Cosn
lower and weak. No. 2. 7r4e. un's unehHnxva.
Provisions srregsiar. Ness-Dcrs. ~ i.rS cash ead
tar,sst Lar,s-Prfme stetm. slz-35 cash and A.
g1st Hcgs stsasiy AZ s1.SQGl ss.2J.
CsIsisGJ.
CHICAGO, July 22-Eioar gget and snehanxsd-
Wne1L--No. red winter active but weak and
lowcr. si.G5s cash. tl.Dt,s sgsi % July. sl.03S
August. ". Chicago ~prfng duh aEd nominMy
Al. 20 cash. sf.2s@fsI.29 J1iy. regular. Sh&is4
81 .n5 g1.y. rt.li4 AH9nsc- Corn IN fair iynaa3
tnsi lower: ~ ~ fcs. ctsh. 7TSe. Jaiy. 76e- A.
gust. Oass irrvgaltr: See cash. 5tc. July, 33fs-
August. Pork unsettled and generally lower
s2I.i09sat. 90 cash. f2l.C7'sU.zi.l0 August
Lard unsettled aud generally I9vsr. sl2-3T4s
sl3.t0 cash aEd August. tsis Ats steady and
unchanged. WhisSeY steady ant unchanged -
tI.l7. ........
VIEW YORK cotton FUTURES.
Nav YORK. July -. -Co.f0a-<sross. reeetpts.
81 bales; f'rires ,0sesi sui sales goo hates.
July. sI2.73Rsi2.7f alrzzst. si4.T3eaelz-It;
-speefnber. rl1.506r4l3.ji oc,sAsr. sfl.saaS
Sit.95: November, <il.TT4si1.1S: Dcs~mnsr-
sit.7-0-lt.79 ginaary- 81 .S-gaslf.-J. Feb-
furry. st2 March. sl2.l2s+.lZ.it; April siz-2f
@sl2.25.
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KY WEST. July a3--The British cable
steamship International. after eoa.lnS ana
FaIIasfing for London was ordered 70 1ai-
vesr5a 10 repair che Mexican cable.
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rHE BRITISH MOVING on ARxBT PAcHA.

THE BRITISH MOVING on ARkBT P1cHA.
LOxDex. July sa-l0:3D 4. MA dis
pnsch from Alexandra to the Daily Isls-
gr1ph, dated $50 this morning, says: Nv
i0T-Geueral Axiom l. Just moving out with
two regiments Of infantry and a mounted
squadron in the direction Of .Arabi Pscha'-
intrenehments. This movement win pro-
baby lead TO an engagement
BRITISH AID FRENCH TROOPS FOR TIE cAN-
PAIGS.
LOyDOy. july 2a.-The Tines thi. N IN
irg saw the force destined for Egypt viii
be 10000 men. ard this, with the troops
already sent. make a total strength imme-
diA.eiy available Of 1900. The Duke Il
COnnlught. HaiOr-GeuerlI Allison, and
HaiOr-Generll Sir Evelyn Wood viii con-
mand the origades- General Wood has
been ordered TO be ready 10 embark in a
few days. The Government yesterday En-
gagged Ten vessels FOR The transport Of troops,
including the National Line steamers Hol-
land and France. The transport Syanza
ha; been tilted a. 4 condenser for Aexan-
dTi1. >he can cOndeDse $1,000 gallons ~
water daily. The emnark1tiOu 81 the whole
force viii ne completed within Z fortnight.
Cyprus viii be the rendezvous 81 the force.
\ dispatch 70 the Daily Nsfcs from MIR
seilies states that three battaliOHs have ar
rived no TOul0l for TIE formation Il 4 brl-
rade Of Infantry. Other attachments are
riving daily.
Tue BRITISH VOTE OF CREDIT.
In the House q Commons to-day Right
Hon. Hugh e. Childers, Secretary II state
for War, stated that the amount Of the
proposed vote 81 credit for the Egyptian
expedition you'd De c3.3Dn,0 600. He said
be would also ask for 4 supplementary
v0-e Of $4,000 men for the army. Mr..
Childers also stated that 100000 Of
the vote q credit would De for
the ARM and the rest for The navy.
>ir Charles Dixie. Under Foreign >ecre-
tarv. denied tl1t O. convention had been
concluded With France relative 10 the SueZ
canal. Ri-h- ZION. R0terr BourSe. Con-
SENTATIVE. stated thar he would probably
ak Nr. Gladstone. when tbe demand q a
vote 81 credit came gQ. 10 consent 20 report
pr0xres. Immediately alter hi- statement.
- l. r0obrai1 further Information as o. the
polio q tbe Government, p1r-i ctll1rly in
regard % the --<z canal.
SECURITY FOR EUROPEANS.
-, T-1.,,f. III v,-.-r.i,r- F., ,,,.
,--,oei D. c'l M tb. e'lr-ir,i. AMI .5, can
81. -, -ba r,.r - +, -ta t,r,or -
.-l- - .,,--. ,-.. p. 10 ..l-rr f1r rr,,-ss-
- - ~ r--,-.e,s.c. an .tore F., me
80. .,, 80, -,-.t-,1. Eresb .,--h,.-..,.
49,, ,,....., ,,,, t,- -,, r-..--,ri,,,- ,-
!, - ,'., -, 80.
r1a ,,-,r. d. r.r,,i,f, g~s r,rrdsr.n.- rfe
go ry.-, r.. ro.r..,, i.... 0.,-, +. r 1oir-
-, -,, ',--'.,--,-.
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RINE IVrELLIGENCE-
SFnrVR RFSOgTS.

lX-ARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY.
w VA ARE VOW OPEN AND REkDf Tp
RECEIVE El~i TORS. He-rri rtiVe ufu nillsts -
he had ~ Purcell Laid s Coz Polk Ai.sr. AMI
j 'h1 Bal-. trugrist.. Richmond or ~ The pru-
Dr'etor. This !. tie most icli zhtf.i warm mlIhar
bath temperature. - degree u the World
- 3U-3n JOHN J.. EUBANk.
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To Rxsronx nerve aud brain wasie, acshins
eu,,s Hor DlryEEs. Believe this.
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1t-3m
l'pBB.> ISLAND. "a.
\ IHEONLT ~rt~fD RESORT ~
VIRGINIA..

ITO r-e-t 1nl sas.et = .frf-hati.iny.
Nrclc- clal4..-. lll shark. fishing ,ni nire-
s.usf.n-.
TERMS. - yer Jay. st1 per wees. 80 per
llN lfI.
Route From Oft Point = steamer r'h1mptOn
D. ti.-rr.v.frrn lfnr~ A[lntfv. 50 I-.ilV. iusi
Friday. .hs Bal. lmort til " l..'n.--5n .fe1mcrs
lils- c.rt, connection wltn tle Nnrtl 'mqtoa-
Atfro.s a.. Z. -PADI.
t-Luf l'rf IFfetar-
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CrycrgvArf fafy 49, louF-1!i tlintly so
rs5--g. fancy, rg--Jssl- y lei.l ~ 80 -,
49,. - as Jrlv. st.o3. Aa-uf. corn dEif' ~
! .Irrd. sEaS. +ros. 1859. kaglsf 'rits - gre
~ frTn W. : mixe'i- D. ~ FafN i.- 4.
80 a. Euf<-aisst- gE.er. sho Fisfs- 80 > :
80 ~ 70 Nhisaey aIa a. si-if ceill oir2ilat.
lies 81 enlsac'i goods. So barrels Ga basis az
Ff..-ra sI~tu
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LOUISVILLE

foCrsvIILE Jay 22--Fioar sis,ey ial ga
..,rr',,.t ygls-,s uelk. Erw -. D ssc-3; J.
r.,g,, Quiet ana dsnl; NJ. ,, sfc-: .al1eo. c-e.
.1fs IN llir snia n'i; xe',. 5 5dc- FtcYiiioes
-. r,rt. utl-A 1a.ysleei -Je.. cicsiag ~ -.3.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS WILL 81 OPEN
W FOR THE EF g. r = r To- y 10 &C E-Ts
JUNE J. l--l. Ihi weii-rnlpwnrd place has
Vl.- undergone extensive tua t-aro asia ~ palrs both
l.. p, fhe hotels pr. ger 1ai tbr Dll'i-. special
attention ha. trtu given o. the anl-fFT leEdrt-
menr. For further Information sead far ..e-crfp-
tivn rarsll rtes. j. y. WODBW ARD.
rfv T-zm General Manager
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- LOGS Jniy "a fiagT orr tres.e sNsrs-
wax. ana lower. No. : re-. EslL - e rls.a-
axe. Jaly. s1se. August. Corn tl~sr, tcss.y
-ss.s ID. ~ Jaly, 7t{e- Aeg'ns: o@ss sessr
Wkssksy slsaay at sf-l6. feEs saiet a ~ L.-o
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sENTuN.

Y telegram from Petersburg received in
tni, city yesterday evening said that the
evanmIti0u o. Garland took place Thurs
dav before three county ma -i-trates r. tie
residence Of W. ". Boswell. Garaud'-
Jr0ther-iH-ilw. After the examination o.,
several vi,ne~,es the magistrates sent Gar
land on to the next term 0t TIE County
Court, 70 be- held on The second Monday N
next month, to le tried for murder. Fail
wa. refused. Garland will Dee ,eni 10 iaii
% await the trial. The Conference.-The
attorney was assisted by Jcd-e Drury a.
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r1rg srG,R-NFN HERE N FORCE.

. 81 80
man, proposition 10 authorize the Use Of
tie poari-cope by the Treasury Depart
mear. Ii viii b. remembered Tat h.
when Secretary 4 the Treasury, va, a
yreat advocate Of l., and was by . supreme
court decision compelled % return 70 So
pr importers s3,0oo,ooo obtained from
them through Il. Use in excess u whit
they would have peid under the Dutch
standard.
Personal SEws Ir1N-.
President Barrios and wife we're 20 ine
Capisol to-day. Representative Belmont
offered 4 resolution to-day for specia.
committee TO sit during recess and examine
into the decline Of American commerce,
BIN. il went over because q al objection.
An Alexandra Republican says that bun
few citizens favor the appointment Of 1Ir.
Windsor ~ postmaster. Governor CoAe
avs that /, looks * Il the internal-geVenue
/ I'm will occupy the Senate until We'd
uesday night. The Attorney-General has
decided that the $1,000 Chinese Ii
borers from cuba cannot be, under
the law. taken Though the United states
Walker Blaine has been appointed assistant
counsel before the Alabama Commission
william Il. Bean has been appointed post
r,sster A. Dagre-'s, the new post-orlce Il
Botetourt. Representative Ryan, Of hAn
.as. says the House viii not have quorum
next wednesday. The report : thai tneEl
are only us members now here. M Nh
Ter. Of Psnnsyivania, towards whom sen'
TOR Butler was very personal Yesterday N
gone to Old Point.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Governor Brown, who returned 'o-'a