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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

ORIENT SuNBEAM5: or, From the Porte to the
Pyramids bY way Of Palestine. by SAMUEL
5. Cox, author Of - Buckeye Abroad Eight
Years In Congress, - ''Winter Sunbeams - '' why
We Laugh, - ''free Land and Free Trade, -
:" Arctic sunbeans - etc. New York: q. l.. Put
nam's Sons. For sale by James j. Chapman.
1t is difficult to tell whether this or its
preceding and companion volume deserves the palm,
whether they arc Of equal though widely variant
interest. From the frozen North aud barren Russia
Mi. Cox conducts smoothly and swiftly into all tho
glow and splendor, the mystery aud romance OF the
East, Holy Palestine and stored Egypt. lie has
something tell beyond the ordinary run of Travellers
for he was introduced through the kindness Of his
friends by the hiGh-soundiug title Of Presi-
dent Of The Foreign Affairs Committee OF the
American Chamber Of Deputies" and in that
capacity shared personal audience with the
Sultan accorded TO General Wallace, the now
American Minister, AMI Ike him, shook hands fimi
larry with the awful pOtentate. Perhaps In wit and
lively style, well In the beauty Of Its fu-pagc
Illustrations this book san advance Arctl,
sunhcams." The orient has tho faculty of stinulat-
| ing even the most adcd fancy aud It's effect III,
nlmblo peu aud hearty appreciation Of MIR. Cox may
be -urmlsed. outside the walls OF Damascus he Rnd
the grave Of Buckle the historian: his musings there
ani Ia different yelu his consideration Of the stat,
uf Turkey, strike among the finest passages II
any woIk of travels lie also visited unhappy ChlUs
the seems of the dreadful earthquake Ephesus, viii
| Its newly unburie1 TEMPLE and other scenes Of th
| highest interest almost innumerabe. In fact II Is
fair question whether Mr. Cox must not lie pronounce,
| lhe American Edmondo de Amicig, with an addc,
| touch of Rev. sidney smith.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

WE commented last Sunday upon the an
nouucement that had been made in other Journals
that the Republican Congressional Committee had
levied an assessment upon the page boys at the
Capitol We have not Ccnsured this performance
because 1t was by Republicans. We regret to be
Obliged TO recall the fact that when the Democrats
controlled at the Capitol they showed disposition
whatever to renounce assessments for party purposes
We ceusured the Democrats then as we censure the
Republicans now. What want is to free civil ser
wants from the tyranny OF parties and factions. We
however, understand that the strongest part of our
animadyerslon last Sunday was based upon an
erroneous idea Of what Is being done 1t seems that
| the notices requesting funds to aid the Republican
Committee Were addressed from the pay-rOlls of the
House, on which there nothing to Indicate age OF
sex. As soon as 1t was discovered that the pages had
| been Included, and, in one case, n Lady, Chairman
llnbbell directed that attention should be paid Il
the notices by either females Minors us It was not
the committee purpose to receive contributions from
combatants. We congratulate him and his COM
inttee on this reasonable restriction Of what we fee
| compelled TO pronounce pernicIons practice, and
regret that they cannot their way Cear to discard
| lug the practice altogether
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IngeraoiI'. PaIIurc.

" Who is this luFera0ll, amy way,
JumueY' asked PatTgE, az tho two rested a gnuIuuui
Oh their spades ''nisil bit aY me ku1ws auy ulUIe
nor yourself, Patrick ~ answered jemuie, ''eKeepi
that he taclCs sthraBgg deethgne and purlinds Aal
Wud be a folue d0etlriu0 Tor some people, JeLuie,
who have nothing 10 expect but future Of torment
but It wud DC a nuigbty disappointment % the people
who count ON going 10 ohlku.tu wake ~ Ia tho ne2i
world and fuind they were dead cuiplfey f0ryer Ike
the brute baste, - $50 II wud - answered Jennie,
aud thoy resumed their labpfs WITH th0ushlfu ggW-
tcuauCes, = SpmtTgiNe J4uTaDt
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OF the plan for the Democrats TO nominate
General Hancock for Governor Of Pennsylvania the
Philadelphia Teiegr0Ph CRepubllcap) says. "Buch
proposition Will not be entertained by those who
General Hancock sincere aud disinterested friends.
lie is not the man for this crisis. ~. J. Post.
The TelogrGph's anxiety for General Han
cock is touching. BY reading between the
lines OF Republican journals it will be seen
that they think " the man for this crisis 4"
ON the Democratic side is one of the political
hacks or Bourbons whose election aB Coy
ernor would not permanently endanger their
party supremacy in Pennsylvania. General
Hancock would be elected by larger ma
iority than any other candidate who could
be put on the Democratic ticket, and his cleo
tion would at least make the State fair fight
ing ground in 1854. That is why Republican
editors think he is not the man for the
crisis.
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Extraordinary Bargains

We have Just reduced all our CoLoREp DOLLAR
SILKS to T5 cents.
OUR BLACK PURE SILK RuADAMES, from 81. 30
to % cents.
25 Pieces most beautiful Patterns of ALL-SILK
BROCADEs, from sl.5O to 81 cents. This is n
rare Bargain and cannot be repeated. All our
Dress Goods way down to half price.
@, goo Pieces WHITE GOODS of every description.
These are of our own Importation, having ordered
them as far back as last November. We miscalcu-
lated the quality and ordered than our retail
trade demands. Therefore, he 1t known that price
shall be no object, aud they must g..
We sell q fine VICTORIA LAWN ut cents, which
is retaied everywhere at l2il cents.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

TnEj0uHIi OHcid of Paris has published
decree naming the members of a commission forty
eight In number, ON Commandant Rundafe's project
for the creation of an artificial In luuls and Al
gcria. The comglssion Is 10 be composed Of one
third engineers, uue-ihifd members OF Parliament,
aud the rest representatives Of tho different Miustc-
rial departments aud the Government Gcnetal Of Al
geria This Is one Of those works which appeal pow
cIfully 10 the Imagination aud Is cseclAly Interest.
ing IN America, because our own Colorado desert
presents similar problem 10 that II the sahara. The
canal required To let the waters u the Mediterranean
Into the great African desert would be about nfteu
miles long, aud II Is considered that u should br he
tween three aud four hundred feet Wide aud less
than ten Inches deeper than the level Of le MedeIfs-
mean. The J0ug,aid les Dsbats says,
This Gfst work belng accomplished, It is probable
that II would take some yeaTs 90 hil White being
very reserved un the question OF expense, tr TepoT
states that The engineers Nuud not most with any ln-
suuuountable difficulty, But ~ Is sii simply imlas
sihle 10 Imagine the good result. that may reasonably
be hoped fnr from such Rutk. Its equally dinleuH
10 measure with anything like IIegsgu thn results
which would accrue from nn tudustnai point nf view
What eAtUut ~ Territory would DO rendered frIte ~
lht presence ~ su,h Az lhl'll.l saf Nta' ifhrnis
might be- derived ftun The establishment uf nshing
dep0ls nn tic banks ut the proposed sea tn our
opinion the government has acted laudaby iu placing
the matter in the hands II d b0dy If men who hY
virtue uf their technical knoHlsdse and raTatnlfH
afs peculiarly able % dral viii Fush matter. Ne
cannot expect "a precise auI detailed rlIutlnH uJ aH
the problems which Wlll u brought before them, SO
one VIII deny the siupcndpua character ~ The under
taxing Hut Wg may ai least venture 90 huIH that tHe
Cnmmissu Wi sUuu ten us whether ihefe b aHY Ius-
-ihlty ~ carrying cut thu scheme, o. whether it
should he fsaratrl 60 thH long Nsl Hi tuffIIa GONE
ccptiuHH. Huua5uH lt GO hB their nIiniHn thai thf
project O. feasible uur. iHff ought e. rGiuuur their
lahuF, with FlrW ta discovering thH probable uaf-
| ay required fHr fuf Tremendous Wuft. Ns ahuuid
du hcaut Justice ta tAH tHulHnu aHa u fsasfa if
we insisted un thr tmIHTtaugt u tHis latter consider
alton. Considerable u9ugtafy sarrhDs. ulii have %
tu bam8le o. return ihH NaiifHu ia lIs HHaIf
domain, and tu provide iUr lhr Ea0Ellli evolution
| which tIkrs us Nlrk tHn thHHstul Ksafs.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

TuE Boston H9mo journal says: We
care gratihel to learn that Mai. Benz rerley poure
'who has been seriously III FOR some time, has re-
"gancdhi, health, and presents hisaccustumcd robust
"apPcatance. great many public men could be
spared from Washington better than could Mai.
% foorc." Mai roote was prcstrated by ovcrworb
Ia preparing his biography Of Gen. burnside, which
those who have seen the advance copies know Is an
Unexpectedly interesting work.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

DO not consider this idle talk, Every lady in WASH
mgton knows the magnitude of our stock, which we
any other merchant IN this city. Therefore, prepare
for Bargains! AS by the time We move into our
NEW HOUSE we expect to reduce the stock to the
smallest in the city. The Goods an fresh, hav
Ing all old trash To New York auction, to he
sold TO the highest bidder. call early in the morn
ing TO avoid the in,mens, rush.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

THERE is a delightful rumor that Colonel
Tom Ochiltree win he a candidate for Congress in the
Galveston Texas District satisfaction Is detracted
from this announcement only by the reflection that the
district ought to return q Democrat. Yet 1t would
almost reconcile rs to seeing Republican Representa-
tive frpm the Lone star metropolis II that representa-
tive should he capable and accomplished man rs
Colonel ocilrcc. II would he something like having
sam Ward the floor Of the House instead Of outside
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ID ED.

CLARk.-on the cd instant, ot consumption,
George u. clark, aged forty five Funeral from his
late residence, 1870 N street northwest at / % clock
i. NJ, Monday, 9Th instant Relatives aud friends
respectfully invited. Boston and st. Louis papers
please COPY,
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M. nE p.-EYInY MEMnEn AM

n>,ays sWANTED-YOE 10 X NSw THAT
V-S we sell a First Clasf raor-mate Second hand
Suit much better and great deal cheaper than Il
mon new suit can he bought, ut JUSTIi = OLD
STAND, No 6i9 u street, between sixth and Seventh
streets northwest, or at Branch store No. los Ninth
rect, between - and T. streets northwest.
N. II. huy but Fiist-class second hand Cloth
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

"Along Shore on the Potomac by James
Albert CLARK, author of several valuable works. Is
timely and Interesting book. It contains much ira
ditonai and historical matter from colonial times;
Information about trips Ivy water aud down the. river
excursions; points on camping, boarding. and places
Of resort; fishing grabbing, and hunting notes. and In
general more of the literature VI the river shores than
any work before published, all Illustrated With maps
and plates The nominal price of ten cents at which
this Is sold makes II a hand book for the million.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

The SUNDAY HERALD AS AN ADVERTISING
MEDIUM. - Last Sunday tho following appeared
among the mutitudlnUus notices In the crowded col
| umns OF the most popular weekly In Washington
| and without any special display:
goo REWARD.-Lost on Saturday afternoon, about
- 1880 clock, in front Of the F-street entrance Of
the CuroOran building, or between that point and
Ninth and i streets, package of money containing
Slij, wrapped In yellow paper.
The above reward viii be paid fuT the return Of the
money to li26 Ninth street northwest.
The rest Of the story IS told Ia an item from til,
lively Ecenfay crfckst-hcg pardon critic, Of neat
| day;
ON last Saturday evening MIR. West, the brick mer,
chanl, accidentally dropped from his pocket, Win,
| leaving buggy, q package containing $Ilj. Mrs.
| Ellen Miller, an aged lady, residing with DT. u. VI
Bel, at 9il Rhode Island avenue found and restOIe,
the same TO The owner yesterday morning. after rs.
| certalning his name from notice IN The SUNDAY
| HERALD.
Comment is almost needless. Thus by the triflnf
outlay Of - cents FOR advertising n tis right sort al
| medium Mr.. West was put ia the way Of recovering
this very considerable sum. honest Old lady wa
| rewarded, and all parties made happy.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

JuIIS q. CALHOUN, By Dr. II. NoS HuLsT.
American Statesmen Series, edited by John T..
Morse. lr. Boston. lloughtun, Mlnlin, & 90.
FOt sair 10y Robert i,ali.
Dr. Won Hoist takes an appreciatiye, but
necessarily sombfe Wow Of the great suder, whose
life. lnla,s Ice prunuuutes atragely-a tragedy of
lftiriaiucd failure aud eyes closing sceno Of
Threatened fuln which calhoun hal been among The
chief tu far,e ou Whllst striving 10 prevent. III,
earuel publirllt allributrs TO the undue Influence
which Calhoun genius gave go q minority section n
the Union great IaIt uf the Ninence Of the catas-
ifaIhe which followed ten years after his death lie
plstIauui bat rendered more terrible, the rcadlust-
meui ~ Positions which was inevitable II Is need
les ip asy ihl the work h ~ great Interest 10 bot
Sauhofn and Southern readers, aud we think neither
eau complain ~ want uf fairness in the writer.
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NfAItIsIEID.

TOWLES- ANS.-Thursday, June I, 1859
10y tho Rev. pr. Addison, assisted hv the Rev. Dt
Forrest, ut Trinity Church, II. q. Towcs to Mis-
Fannie Bevnns. No cards.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

a MoRRuND journal Of this vicinity last
week tried to attract public attention by
slandering its neighbor. 1t said
The --- would not sneaklngly pay into tle hauas
Of the Star Route capitalists without being paid fur
A. aud If TnE SUNDAY HrUALp las mot
been touched by the same magnet, there Is no Truth
in appearances.
We give this . hundred fold wider circula-
ton, not so much to call attention To what
all our readers know very we'll, that IT is a
lie, as to say it is hardly possible its author
did not know he was writing lie,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

ASD so the Mutual Union Telegraph Com,
pany has fallen under the seductive in
Auence Of jay Gould'B millions, aud viii be
conducted in future without any rivalry -
with the Western Union. The people is a
very patient donkey, and win bear a great
deal, but is there not danger Of oyerdriving
lin, Messieurs Corporate Monopolists
When there is grand kiekup, some Of the
harness will be apt to break, aud It will
rather likely be in the direction of thes,
many-times millionaires, who grind the face
Of the poor while abusing public franchise.
and usurping even political power
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

lilhNsh ulN NVuuu
soUTU MOUNTAIN MAGIC A Narrative. By
MADELEINE NINroN DAuLGnEN. Boston:
james II, Osgood Go, From Ballantync.
This work has been eagerly looked forward
tosnce was known that Mrs Dahgrcu was collecting
the weird and fascinating tomances OF her south
Mountain summer home. II win abundantly satisfy
the antlcipatons formed, well as be valuable ad-
ditlon TO the collected folk lore OF this country
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

lyE.s suhuDIiTEHH ur, common Sense for Maid,
WIIt. sut Nuihfr. lY hAmuE HAuLANp, au-
fIar 10 common hHusr iu tho Household"
asfleH, slr. hra York Iuhu q. Anderson aud
U1afH b. AitEn.
DO thif work Mr. Trrhunr has traced the
ufe uf woman from ul,h-'nol beginning as
rhs say through maldsuho9i aud marriage 10
nUiheIAd.l lu tufn, with Kindly admoniilon, Thought
1l pfocept aud the stored advantages Of great exc
ltficnDa fiee3 aud fautly given, 70 is just what
ii IIflora t1 ba 't common apuse, 20 aud II" better
b1oh could he road by lloso having the education and
charge Of tbu young lu hand. and 10y ue young them
acyes iHai aa Bluu theY come uf tie age 10 under
stand H. Neiuler radical nor reactlonary, II allows
both for nis5 conservatism and for the demands II
pI1KrrH.
NOTABLE THOUGHTS ABOUT WONEN3 A
Literary Mosaic. By MAIums N. HALLut. Bus-
tun. uaughlou, Mlnlu 90. from Ballantyne.
Though doubtless the multiplying Of ref.
ercnge books and especially Of collections Of short exc
tracts and familiar quotations VIII iu time be over
dome 81 can hardly be doubted that there yet room
b hc top works oftne elias 10 which this belongs,
The ''rroasurY uf Thought By the Same compiler
Will assure those who possess II that the present yol-
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5Sate deposit Company.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY, FIRE, or ACCIDENT.
THE IIENATIONALSAFEDE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF Washington,
IN Its own building,
CoRSER FIFrEENriI 81. AND SEw YORK AVENUE.
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January ~, 1867
tAflTAL.,.....,.,,..,'. s2Oo, 600
The Company rents Safes, Inside Its Fire aud Burg
lar Proof Vaults, at prices varying from 20 to $50 per
year, according to size and location Rooms and desks
adjoining vaults provided fOr safe-Ienicrs.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TlME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES Of every do
scription, including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE,
JEWELRI, DEEDS, etc, taken for SAFE-kEEP-
ING on SPECIAL q u ARA NTFE at the lowest rates.
BENJAMIN T.. SNYDER, President
CHARLES {. GLOVER, of Riggs \ Co., Vice PrcsI-
don't.
JOHN CASsELS, Treasurer.
ALBEIT l. sfuRTEYANT Secretary.
q. Il. NYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS;
benjamin T., Snyder, Charles G. Glover
John CassCls, Henry A. willard,
Albert l.. StuTteyant, Thomas Evans
John q. parke. ipl-2mu7
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dSpstial Nntites.

n1,{IJzS MASONIC.-TssE MEMBERS OF
~ HOPE LODGE No. 20 are requested 10 meet
at the Temple at clock sharp tomoirow CNOn'iay)
afternoon, 10 attend the funeral of our late brother,
George l.. Clark. Members oi sister Lodges are fra
ternally invited.
Ey order of the W. NJ W. s. BAKER
tRepubliCln cory. Secretary.
N~,aJSM. or P.-EyERY MEMBER OF
W EXCELSIOR LODGE No. II is earnestly re-
qucsted TO assemble at their Castle HAL, northwest
corner Seventh anl u streets, (Ilmmss Hail. to-
morrow (MONDAY) afternoon at o. clock sharp, for
the purpose n attending The funeral of our deceased
brother, EoRGE u. .CANNOR. Turn out, brothers:
we need the assistance OF every member.
ly order of the Lodge.
Attest:
Il. Y. EVANS,
IL. of Il. and :.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

.oN upH7EHAtks Ia the School aud on the lload,
HY IHHAHp .. AsbEHfus, author u " How 10
IuIs F and IA system af school Riding for
uefaas. hrH NUih lienry Holt Go. For
slle hY james 3. chapman.
Mr. Anderson has compressed into this
handy fuiaplets directions for tie mount tho
seat ,Eariae 20 tho saddle. aul The fancy movements
af ina aanl g. lIe halis that ane horemansllp Is an
enact sllsGfs. derived from ages of experience, and
that lt fau ta ioaued frnm h0aks lWhero good
aI.sH ~ faa.h.u nIe nor a.rrsiHa' better than
frm cough aud. fraiY experience, rather the hap
Hs.ard imitation Of Hibef tlier. vito may he had or
good. Ilis srirnss is also common sense, and he
dslralrl Csc aaa ~ short riIrura sharp spurs, nm
natural ruiufes ana other instruments nf torture TO
IHfHr and man.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04

ume has real value ana Is well worthy place on the
library table ltiscarefully indexed and handsomely
printed and bound.
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Lansburgh & Brother,

lOl and 100 SEVENTH STREET N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-06
Sporting Notes.

Base ball yesterday Worcester-Provi.
dence, II; Worcester, 2 At Boston-TrOy CITY, 4
Bostohs, l. AT Cleveland clsyelaads 8; Chicages
4. At BuffalO-Bu1alos, 4; Detroits, g. At Louis
vtlle-Louisvilles, 3; St Louis, I.
At Lexington, KY, yesterday, the flrst race
selling race-0ne and one-eighth miles, was won
Nao0. Second race-three-year olds[one and
one-fourth miles; Freeland won. Time, 2.I9K.
French pools paid $245O. Third race-handdcap-
one and one-fourth miles: Hegisz won. Time
222K. French pools paid $11.l0
The frst series OF games In the Pyramid Pool
tourney In New York yesterday were played by
Wallace and BeSsenger, the latter winning BY o
score OF II to 2. Nineteen games were S.cyed.
The second games were played by G. Schaefer and
Frey, TIC winning at the end OF q games
Score II to 10. In the evening the attendance was
large, and the playing good. The first game was
between Lambert and Sutton. At the end OF le
games, which occupied nearly three hours, Lam
midnight q close contest was going On between
Carter and Dankleman.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

lNrsEMESrs-sth pare.
ATToRSEYs-lst page.
AUCTION SALEs-Tth and 9Th pages.
Books, &C.-3d page.
BoARDISG-4th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4th page.
CRY ITEMs-Sth page.
CoUETRY REAL ESTATE 4th paga
COUNTRY BOARD-4th page.
DFAIHs-sth page
DEY GOODs-3d page.
EDUCAIIONAL-3d page.
FIN4NCIAL-6thT rage.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-6th page.
For Rent tRooms)-4th page.
FCR RENT (HoEses)-4th page.
FoR R=Nr (Niscellaneous)-4thp page.
TOR SALE (Miscelisneous)-4th page.
FCE SALE (HoIses}-4th page.
GENTLEMES's GooDs-6th page.
H0rsEFUREIsHISGs-6 page.
LIST OF LETTERs-3d page.
IADIEs' GOODy-6th rage.
IoST AND FoUSD-4th page.
LECTUREs-3d page.
MONEY TO LOAS-4th page.
MEDICAL, Keith page.
1ICSICs, EXCURSIONS, &c.-Sth PAGE
lERsoSAL-4th page.
IROFEssI IONAL-4th pare.
PIANOS AND ORGASs-3d page.
GROrOsALs-3d page.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-1st page.
RAILROADs-Tth page.
SUMMER REsoETs-3d page.
SPECIAL. NoTICEs-Iss paya.
SFECIALTIEs-4thp page.
STEAMERS. Keith Page.
SAFE DEPOsIT-3d pa<s.
Swing MACHINEs-6th page.
TEE TRADEs-3d rage.
TURKISH BATHs14th page.
USDERTAKERs. &c.-Sth page.
WANTED (Helpl-4th page.
WANTED (Situations) 4th page.
WANTED (Houscs)-4th page.
WANTED (NisceIlaneous)-4th page
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Town P0LrTICs.-The nominations made by the
conservatives for OeialS to be voted for on the 4th
Thursday OF this month has stimulated consider
ably the local politicians, and efforts are on foot
has been held, nor, indeed, any meeting at ali of
which general public notice has been given. It
is understood that conference on the subject viii
take place early next week.
RxP0RTER's NOTES.-The employees Of the vir-
gtnia Midland car works have resumed work, after
holiday occasioned by . disarrangement Of q
portion OF the machinery. -. The market was much
Mller this morning than It has been for week