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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly.

The prolonged winter made ice-yacht
ing impossible even into what is gener-
ally regarded as spring so that the at
fractions and periis of this peculiar
amusement are still fresh in the mind.
Mr.. Stephens, in the April number of
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly gives the
history of these vessels, their present
popular form, and describes wildly the
exhilarating sensations of a spin over
the CLASSY ice in one of these feet We
hicles. Mr.. F. B. Mayer takes us from
the ice and its pleasures 10 the balmier
Chesapeake and introduces us to the
old towns and manors OF the western
shore of Maryland, giving illustrations
from his own artistic pencil. Lily Hig-
gin, under the title of Romance of a
Court, gives most interesting account
of the late King Alfonso of Spain. f.
c. Valentine initiates US into the mys-
teries OF Indian Sign Language in
Central America" Lawrence Hutton
revives recollections of Infant Pine
nomena" who have pleased with their
precocious talent our torefathers or our
brilliant in boyhood, and dull in ma
turity. The story of the artist, Gustave
Dore, is graphically told by II. Tyrrell.
meals and Meantime" is a subject Ger.
tain to attract while The Frenchwoman
in the East" tells of two recent French
travellers of the fair sex. A very curl
GUS article by naturalist on what are
popularity called Inca's Eyes solves all
the mystery about these curious objects
concerning which SO many curious
stories have been running the rounds.
The stories are all good Besides the
Daughters of Cain, "by Eta w. Pierce,
there are short stories by Walter Edgar
Mccain, c. L. Hildreth, George Kirby,
Elinor Brooke, and Clarence NJ. Bou-
telIe.
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Our Little Men and Women.

Our Little Men aud Women(D D. Lothrop &
Co. for April, has sketch Easter Mon
day at the White House." which gives
an account of the annual gg-rolling at
the National Capitol jolly little true
story of "a Colorado Donkey" and a
talk about Balloons and Air Ships"
very fully illustrated, which the little
men" will like. Mrs. Dean writes Of
Butterflies" and there is the fourth
instalment OF l.. T. Meabe's charming
English serial, me and My Dolls" "
"The Adventures of Columbus" find
him this month in Spain. Other brief
ske ches with verses make up this num-
Der of the bright little magazine which
is profusely illustrated throughout.
Only S1.00 year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21

for this month is very pleasantly treat
ed of. To the embryo orator, DR.. Tay-
Ior's Essence of Oratory," will be "a
word in season." A very full and we'll
written article with Illustrations is
"Conifera." No. of the papers by
Rev. G. w. James on Indications of
Character in Handwriting" convinces
the reader that it would be well for the
Journal people to put the series into
little handy volume form. "Charles
Stewart Parnell. is portraitized and
chronological. 81 His Weakness and Her
Fault" opens what promises to be
practical temperance serial. "Ways
and Means" is a brief account of
Christmas visit by a party of n. w. c.
T. U. ladies to the q. s. Receiving Ship.
A characteristic anecdote is gwen under
the title, "a. Pelham. on the Quarter
Deck" A poem Mother Nature"
Jonathan Carver, the American Ex-
plorer," Physical Conditions of Con-
seriousness" are interesting.
Address, Fowler & Wells Co., Pub
fishers, 1853 Broadway, New York.
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Psychological Journal

The March number OF the Phreno,oo;.
cal Journal and Science of Health, leads
OFF with chronological and biographi-
cal article, with portraits of the eminen+
scientist, Professor Edward Suess. Tho
Journal is emphatically American and
finds an abundance of material for de-
auctions of its faith and illustrations of
its creed at home, but occasionally some
other country Is given chance to show
that there are large brains and great
men within her torders also. SOnr
Young Readers" will enjoy the editor,s
Familiar Talks, No. 80 as the suhiect
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine

For April is an exceedingly interesting
number, con- aiming articles to please all
tastes. 1t is especially rich in engrav-
ings from paintings and drawings, and
the art lover will also find congenial
matter in the sketch of Leonardo Da
Vinci, with its two accompanying por-
traits. "The Protestant Sisterhoods of
New York, will attract much attention,
as it refers especially to tie Sisters of 81.
Mary. whose Convent of st. Gabriel at
Peekskill has been much talked about
recently. "Church-going in Virginia in
1765," by John S. Patton, is local arti
Gle of great antiquarian interest. There
are portraits of Bishop Harrington,
who is supposed to have been martyred
in Africa, Archbishop Gibbons of Balti-
more, the second American Cardinal,
and the late Vice President Hendricks,
whom DR.. Talmage eulogizes as "Chris-
tan Politician" There are many other
articles of present and future interest,
and the number is full of beautiful pic
lures which please all, young and old.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21

Address, Fowler & Wells Co., Pub
fishers, 1853 Broadway, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21
Butter.
Buying prices.)
Eggs.

Eggs.
Buying prices.l
Warranted. .................1s c . doz
Selling prices.)
Warranted. ............... 221E 3 doz
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MlSCELLANE
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF GEANT, oDELL & Co
March 18th, 1855
NOTICE is HEREBY GIvEETE,r
IN the regular annual meeting ~
the Stockholders of Grant, OdeIl I
Co. will be held at the office Of The
corporation, on April 5th. 1856, a.
O'Clock pm, at which meeting IN
addition to the regular business :
number of amendments to The I,
ticles of Incorporation will be pro-
posed.
GEO. T. ODELL,
Sec. and Treas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21
HOME MARKETS.
Wholesale PRICES.

Corrected Daily from an Inspection
OF Rates Paid and Asked by
Principal Dealers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21

WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from
Aeue and Malaria when Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine will cure your For sale at
A. C.Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. s
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Wool.

Whit. 1Buying prices.l
growth). A.
Black spring 12 mos N"c Q l5cNA
growth).
White fall and lambs r. q &c
mos. growth). 1no
Black fall and lambs i6 1c o lSc
mos. growth). ..... ao
Arizona white. ..... y !Oc
Diack........... 10 n c
Hides.
Dry flint hides and kin voo1
Dry flint hides and KIP dsmss,' Las =
Dry flint calf skins. good ' IOc
Dry flint calf skins, damaysj &c
DTy sait hides, hip and calf voc
6oOu, ................ 10.
Dry salt hides, Kip and calf Ac
damaged.
Dry horse hides. % - &C ="
Green hides and kip, good 'T ~ each
Green hides and kip, damaged 70 D
Green calf'skins, good .' &C
Green calf skins, damaged. 49,. x
Green sailed hides and Kip, well
cured, good, ............. snu
Green sailed hides and hip, well "a
cured, damaged, -. 4Du
Green sailed calf skins, well
cured, good, O.
Green sailed calf skins, we'll q
cured. damaged. .......... 5xu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21

Enquire at the Salt Lake Foundry and
Manufacturing Cos Works, No. 13l to lS5 s
Third West Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21
Office of The HERALD.
Friday Evening. Mar. 10, 1883
salt Lake Ore Market.
LEAD.
COPPER.

New York quotations.)
lake Superior ...............uH. per b
Other brands. .......10K q l034c. per b
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21

SHILOH'S CURE will immedlat lily
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at A. G. Smith &
Co.'s Drug Store. IA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-21
ELI A. POLAND.

Superintendent
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-05-06

in that Office they would have been re-
ceiyed as accomplisfaers of the supreme
ly impossible, and drenched with hos
pitable beer till the brewery was bank
rupt-
81 can see that printing Office of pre-
historic times yet, with its horse bills on
the walls. its ID boxes clogged with
tallow, because wo always stood the
candle in the * box nights. its towel,
which was not considered soiled until it
could stand alone. and other signs and
symbols that marked the establishment
of that kind in tho Mississippi Valley;
and l can soe also tho namping Jour
who fitted by in the suRlucr and tar
ried day, with his wallet stuffed with
one shirt and hatful OF handbills; or
if he couldn't get any type to set he
would do u temperance lecture. His
way of life was simple. his needs not
complex; ali he wanted was plate and
bed and money enough to get drunk on,
and he was satisfied. But it may be,
as 1 have said. tat AIN among stran-
gers, and sing the glories Of forgotten
age to unfamiliar ears, SO l will make
even and stop.
MIR. Clemens trade slang told with eff
feet. and the boys gave him three cheers
at the close.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-05-06
A Question.

Though SWEEP 1T be with serving song
To soothc the sorroe Of s.uI.
Or sound n note 80 RiYs end sf,ong
Ii rose the world from pc to pole: .
The singer knows gravcr part
4 hs n these which greet the outward sight,
Possessinn's pleasure il his art.
And iabors keen and pure delight
On bis pale lips Necessity
Her flaming coal of fire ..as laid,
slnc'- thou@n he gift Of song he free,
Its power impcis its use displayed;
EARTH s sins are fstre TO LiS ciear eye,
OF every woe hG feels ths. dart: - ~
EARNS burdens on hin: ueaNy lie. = ~ =
His tears for every grief must start
And still this sympathy, SO deep.
Holds with its attribute of pain
drop of dew-to those who weep
The nobler joys shah come again.
To be, as he. divinciy biest.
Although of anguish set apart
Would 81 thou. O fricn.l, clasp to thy breast
The tEcyns that piece the poets heart?
-Adelaide Ciloy Waldron, in Good House
keeping.
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EUGHNE X. ffoUGH.
ARTIST G. PHOTOGRAPHER.

'No'o Operating IN tie Trim city Gallery.
M AIN STREET. WINSTON, has been a stu
IAdent IN the National Academy of Design.
ana graduated from the New York Institute of
Art giving him experience and standing rare
ly met with outside the large cities. During
ms short stay he has 81. clearly shown his
ability to make FIRST CLASS WORK in ali
styles, that by general consent he is awarded
the reputation of being the best artist ever here
TRAITS. ELEGANT. ACCURATE and PERuASrNr
at moderate prices. He makes Photographs i'm
eAery form. brilliant, clear and stylish. equal
to any from the large cities
lcss> He will only remain here until June
and those who wish to avail themselves ofthjs
unustla! opportunity should not delay in calling
at the TWIN-CITY GALLERY.
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OR IKE CAREER.


For eeven Years / suffered with cancer on
my face. All the Fl NJ pie remedies We're applied
TO alleviate the pain. but the piarc continuc.t
to grow. finally extending into my ,u-e. from
which came a yellow i>h discharge very offensive
in oh traeter. II was also nilamri. tu.i 'nn"y
cd me great Zeal. A'-out eight mOntl,> ago /
was in Atlanta at the house .! friend who 20
strongly r,comn amended the ~ Swf;'< Spcriii..
that dctcrrn ine'l To make effort to pro -,Irc
1t. In thi> l was successful. and began it, use
The infucnsc Of the me.lieinc at first WAS To
sotncw hat asgr:vate the but the II
hamaiion wae aliayed ami began o improve
after the first few hottie. Ny general health
allie to 40 ANY hin,; OF work. The canrcr on nv
face hogan I" decrease and he ulcer to heal.
until there is vc>tige of it cft-filly lit
tie scar marks the place where ii ha'i l,een
am ready to answer all questions relative to th-
cure MRS JOlCE A. MCDoSALD.
Atlantis. Ga. August. H. 1885
have had cancer my face FOL. come YEAR.
extending from one heck hone ru-<t the no-t.
10 the other 1t has given me great deal of
pain, ut times hnrnin- and itching to such an
extent that 1t wa> almost un..ear:tble. / com
nence'l using S"ifi's specific in May. 1873. aud
have use'! eisnt i,otiles 1t has given til.
restoring my General health W. I;ARSEs
Knoxville. Iowa., sept. 5. 1850.
FOR MANY ycar> | WIS :: sun rcr with c:tncc,.
II the nose. ana having cure. v te use OF
= s. feel constrained l'y :. s,;I.~c duty to
suhernS humanity to make this statement of
logan To heal rapidly and soon s;t ppearcd and
Tor several months there has t.ccn appear
neither Is my at al tender thu. touch
nave tahtn about tNU ttOZcu battles = = -
anu am soHi"ttN rure''. AMI know titIt :. = ;
Effected tic cure alter every known remedy was
u4e't ami litd tatiHd ROBERT SMELDY
Fort Gaines. Ga. May l. $50.
had heard Of the wonderful cures -: Swift.S
ipecIfc. and resolved To try *. | Ennrinencet
taxing II i'll April 1854. Mr general health was
much improved. yet the cancer which wa- in
my breast contlttue't t. grow SLOWLY hut surely
Inc bunch grew ans! become quit. heavy |
1 tIt,i r,ii..
II comilcncctt ui-charsing quantities n ,lmo-;
black. thi'k nlo"t- 1t continued hraIin.
aronnl the edge until February, when il w.-
entirely healed up and Well. BE~-Y woop
torhesett- Plymouth CO., Mass. July II. 1856 |
SWlft's Specific Is entirely v-ect:ftilr aud |
SENS to cure cancers y forcing tins, ilnp,Iri-
ties orom the blond
IL. treatise on Bio"d b-ra IS malc free. The |
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer, Atlanta. Ga |
y. Y. W. I'D st.
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MARK TWAIN.

HIS Speech at the Typographical Dinner
in New Northumberland of His
Cub-Printershfp,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Methodist sunday .ScbOOl-society
McefIrg-WeeG Of PRAYER. &c.

The regular monthly meeting oi The
Methodist sunday. school Association OF
Richmond and Manchester was held al
Tnlon station church SUNDAY evening. A..
l.. West president, presided. Arthur J..
Lumsdcn. assistant secretary.
Mr. 4. II. HaskeT, superintendent Of the
school % that chuch, made q report oi the
work in his school. showing an increase 10
interest and attendance. Average attend.
ance. PEA: per cent, .; collected. Sl6.59;
conversions. 3. The report ~ their mis-
sion school was very encouraging.
The exercises included a welcome ad-
drt,s bv q little girl Of the infant class.
Carrie Bower, recitation OF the golden
text of the past six months and up 10 date
hv .lx girl. and one boy Of The infant
cias,. and an address by Mr.. Joseph Z.
Folks. . member Of the school. on the les
son a The morning. ~tafless Crown was
rcp,acd bv Miss Brtucr. This was fol-
lowed rs hymn by Miss jane Bailey. Miss
Lena Bower, and Mr.. r. :. Valentine. NT.
Frank l.. Kern presided at the organ.
Eey. n. &. Chcathaw. pastor made a few
remarks, a,iudiEE 20 the close 0t MS pas
/ toral core over the school, and urged them
| 10 continue IN The good worh. Mr.. West
! the president. responded, speaking az tnt
valuable services rendered by Mr. Cheat
| BAN 10 The society.
The following j. O summary oi the -
rCIintendeut,' reports for the month OF
/ October:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
ASSAULT ON A snoEH sKEH.
CERT RoehIer Attacked and Wounded
by sorae Person Unknown.

SUNDAY morning about O'Clock an a.
sauit was made on a shOe emaker named taii
kochler, WHO IycS in the rear of the pre-
misos II the southeastern corner Of Third
and Leigh streets, by some person unknown.
II seems that the attack was made by man
who had been a frequent visitor at Koch
lCr's shop. lie came there on Sunda,
morning shout : O'Clock, and remained
there while the shoemaker was engaged Ia
preparing his breakfast. The latter, after
arranging his table, went 20 The fire.
place 10 gCt his pot oi coffee. aud while
be had bis back 10 bis visitor received a
heavy blow on hls head, which knocked
him 20 the door. He cried for help, Nhcn
ibe msn dealt Lin three more blows on thr
head and ran ont oi the door. he got un
n quickly "a be- could. but. on account ol
IN. weakness, could only 20 4 short Dis
lance.
The city ambulance was called, and the
physician in ch re, upon making an *
animation. discovered four wounds on bis
bead. which Lc dressed. The doctor wanted
hoe ehler 70 20 % The hospital, but be ro-
fused. say ing that De preferred TO remain
in ms room.
Il sounds odd. but the Germsn says h'
had nevcrasEtd the man bis name. although
the litter had been coming 10 Uis shoi
since last summfr.
Tie blows were struck with rock tied
up in handkerchief.
No arrest has yet been made, hu! The 20
lice suspect one person, aud q, soon a'
found be viii be- taken into custody.
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FIFTH AND BROAD sTREET
P-BLANKETS


FUR CARRIAGE -RCBES.
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TIE x.ws OF u.NcHEsrEa.
ktGu'sCaso CoDtinueG GJntiiJEnnary -
Other IIems.

The November term OF the Uustins
CVrt commenced Yesterday. When tneel>r
~ rWis Z. Kidd. charged win shooting
Thous, Csllgan, VIII iuteut 90 Sill. (Which
wa tue Cuiy important matter SIT for uI.
al { .i- t,rm.l d WIS called. one ~ The material
WUncsse, was found 20 b, absent. th.~
witness being sent for was found 70 be slca.
aud he case was. therefore, continued until
the January term ol the court.
JUDGE lu.rlu, Who succeeds JudS.
Fr,Uca. wIU ascend the bench the lst %
Jaruair. 80 De- VII have % tY thi' r4s.
Il,rc lie 90 matters 90 public interest o.
b., Gi,lO.,d az at tbis ttru, 40 IL is no;
Ti0haii. thai the colr. wli be m session
more than u lew day.
T., tttlral Methods. church VIII mah
au extraordinarily good showing at TN au-
nUa Conference. Ivory expense ~ The
c.ucl La, been net during .hr past COR
T r,rcr.N az Witlout having 90 resort o 3D.
,U,cailuh'icc collection. All iue collections
SLOW 40 increase over those oI .N,t wear.
and thi.I Itp,rt :. the tc-j known iO ha'c
Teen made by tli, chufCa forever uitt-.hrer
y,ar.. Tie PASTOR of tle Central church b.
Rev. William II. Christian, who Is now
closing hs tLiri consecutive var. II BE-
3D.. uLanim,u, wish - the CONGREGATION
that he 10. returned hy tie toni,rstre.
Rev. -. q. Niuirce, y. - , preached a.
d., Bauhridgc.Si Baptist church E,t
night. There Wa = large con-i--7uor
tresrui 10 hear this distinguished ditiac.
wlo was ~ one time pastor % t'u, chW 't
.rd Who Is greatly beloved DO tl.s cry.
His sermon Wss an able effort and pro-
Guc,G a fine mrre'sion. lie viii prc1'h ST
ihi- church the remaining nights oi th-
Wtek 90 100 o'cIotk.
Nr,. \. !. ~ueillnr. returned % iuc c'i!
llsi night from Chesterfield, 20 ber. sc Wl.
raitd hy thg illness o. h,r sister, Nr,. Du
Va. who died sunday morning. Deceased
hsd swiJt circle oi friends, wa mos
e-umstl. lady. aid atr death is deeply
mourcj The funeral took place in tht
county Yesterday afternoon.
The pGipit> ~ several u th' chureIa, in
THE city were supplied sunday ty minis
tcrs WHO had been attending The P9c-hYie-
ran synod, W ich held H. -c->l'n 10 Rich
m,ud.
There were several cases % an unimp.r-
taui character disposed 81 in the Mayors
count Yesterday morning. Two pAriln,
WGe 1ned $50 and cost, each lor assault
sud l8iicIy.
W. G.. sianard. Ed, q tue UhiL bI,
teen confined to bis room 10. thg past ten
DAYS viii painfully sore eye
Con mun.un was celebrated att Iapi-i
church sunday, aud Ole ptr-o1 Wa, rr-
rtIycd hy letter.
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FREDENHEIM.

.t-..,...r avn rNfpp0VpR 81 MILL
.R ,.F '.trS- T,,.,fNINtr~ PAT.
s D. ..rs 90 p1NNFr-. n.frrs drrr-
...'... "a. ft... ,.a.lr
r .-t vf-f r tNF- aof pbN-
.Ir- 80 .'.,5s a. a.d perfect. a.
az.
ed. r .r..r.-f t-rIt.h .ts,-s il co.1rs all p.r-
t.r .,--
.- .s...r,..tF SCH FELT n ATS aud
E.. MIS- from &c 70 ana slt
...... .t..s+ .IfnIs itf n .-~ .tAut t. i1rrr
.. ...fIef. "a CiIkI. brown. navy. .uL
rsrrtt.
..f.. .t..r. I.r. 1f ffN4LUEEN' = TX. 81 NED
FAT.~ ~tfvt4tt.y.usU Hstra"u6u &c. Ai
..,ffEf r.a.,fs .ffrs prices:
s.....r me ~ those. y lNkTEENS 80
..-.t.sf.7 .o.lt- ffom Zsr up.
..IL.tT%r-HFI NFINhTEFNS. suitable
f--r.... dress Eon'. e.ual TO SIR vel.
ken hrhrF so GOODS. ~ inches w Ift A.
..r worm &c.
t.tE srd CDLOkFp SILK NkLNEr~
t,frs Ursrty. TO- reduced prices;
g, ana 2e..rcn BlACE aud COLoRED
kNEINET-. N,rt hesl quality. al
,.tNs. sf importer pT.c.st
.. t..-4t~ D III. ~Hks. ls- and 20 Inca
......rs ser1 b.HcE. very hest qualify.
t... -rr.nu-
kfl.fn s,t FANCY NELVErS aud
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Personals ana Briefs.

pr. Lewis Wheat has returned 10 ibe city
Mr.. Rush L. Derr. editor Of the Roanoke
Eerielr. u in The city.
The Hcnrico County Court adjourned
Yesterday for the term.
Hon. John /. Marye, Of fredericksburg,
was in The city yesterday.
Nocsscs q interest were disposed OF in
the City Circuit Court yesterday.
Ara meeting Of the Richmond Athletic
Club saturday night Or. Jacob Michaux
was elected president.
Nr. James y. Pace and wife left yester-
day for New York. stopping day IN B1lti'
more. where their daughter Is at school.
John W. Burrel and Theuia Thomas, oi
ilis city. procured marIiage-iicense m
Washington yesterday. 80 the S;qr saws.
The festival and " crescent " entertain
lrcut Given at the Clay-Street Methodist
church lsst night will be repeated tonight.
pscial attractions are announced.
Mr.. Joseph r. Johnston, president Of the
Alabama National Bank. Birmingham. aud
several other prominent citizens OF BIZ
mingham were in the city yesterday.
The state Rosrd OF Csnvassers, consist
lrr of the Governor, the Attorncy-Genersl.
he FIRST and second Auditors, Treasurer,
sud Secretary Of the Commonwealth, vii
meet next Monday 10 canvas the vote Tor
COugTcssmen.
Immediately after the opening of Rev.
Ur. Cordot sermon a. the second Pres
hyicYian church sunday morning l1dy
bad fsntiug spell, which caused some
lomuouon Tor time. She was removed
INTO tie lcciurc-room aud soon recovered.
Tie Washington star says: passed.As.
s,tani- -PayuaSt.r John Corwlne has been
ORDERED 10 duty OF the Ajax and other
mouiors at City Point on The 3oth instant
| Assistant-Pgyms.ter :. /. Heap from the
| ironc'sds at city Point and ordered 10 set
| tlc accounts and wait orders.
Mr. Frederick Inlropili. Of New York,
| ha, been secured ty The Mozart Assocla-
| lion 20 get up operstic entertainments
| every other month. lie will also take
| charge ~ the Ora'orio society. and pro-
| roses making Richmond his home. HC
| lY, already brought biz family here. and
! viii enter at once upon his work.