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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

IENllE subscriber respectfully informs the public
u h.t he prepared Auf-lI Tech greatly
reduced tie ras MAIDS arrangement with Che cs
f1curet NJ rhiai, hy wh,h u,rBd
Teeth with Gum. crhcr frgy The and
durable mlnnrf. His prr.s ore follows
70 entire - - teeth fne Eol with
gums BY atmo'rhcrr pressure ,pnngs both
cont inei 90
For half scu BY atmospheric urc, win or without
gums, " or iftrrih.. 80 90
For any numbcr slif per tooth. 90
NrEr tru h'.ss..ssss.ss.. On
Pivot tooth Te ................. 90
U' has parisii IN refer. following fenlcm'r who are
acquiin WI he work AMI peak nom tbeif kuIW cisc
Rev. George Woodbury..
Hon. REM Wauils Leigh ....r Of Raia#gf.
Dr.. john Dove.
Co. WIN Wiley Sr-rff ~ Iierf4tf.
d. S1mueG rauuisroy. hIgr gEe.H rrrafg
Ne has Isewiss BENEFITS srret
enced by them OF stkiL JNO. MCCONNELL. prrL
G1ycfrcr street.
tet-rfm 4 few dos aray, Main sr 90
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NOTICE.
SITUATION WANTED.-A Young ne,
SIS REWARD. strayed or stolen from tn
Jyo TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,
RiChmOmd. Dccember Ii. Isi6.

ADJGTANTG GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, December I5. 1916. (
VIE entire Regimen o. Infantry oran nr u
u der Of the Pr,iisnt United States ran ~.
SsrOus az heAH0ad The dst uton will proceed fom Rich.
mond TO Fortress Monroe mustered into the
Of the United aicf preparatory their r Mexico
Comp1nes IN the nror already therefore report
hemse!,e mciiItey
Portions Of Companies which have at different
places ard individuals h requested eror
h' HseNcs 1t tn. Department with p,sb Dispatch tha, they
may be organized tato will
b. provided for ihsm here and fair subsistence
- the vii be allowed every younte Who
shall pass No an, is IN years anna
realty IS under s, who physical strength or vi.
gor.
The following articles viii be required man
fuiu shed here,
I navy blue cloth cap
do Jacket and pair plnaoons
pair bootees
d. len
hInnel
I
leather stock.
but teeomm' rdCd 20 those who supplied
articles 10 bring them with thtu-Csp. ally shoes socks
IS or the utmost mporiauc that the NIIiu
aly orran zei By the end -
Oh e desires 70 impcss
enrolled with 90 enroll, this service, rcccsty for
most pompiutc and des?atch movements A ceary
information Wi he promptly supplied from Department.
~ Command WM. n. RICHARDSON,
&c lG-dl KEW Adu.ett C.,.r.I
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MIDWAY FEMALE SCHOOL,
Continued S0r ESlG-fs

VENHE sixth year of this Institution commenced
II the 22d September and Will continue August,
pahannoek and hhve Slutoasi Of Richmond The buildings
spacious and airy surrounded ample
and in espectto the aids which Location moral and
eeetual improvement unsurpassed BY oe' the society
In establishing this School the subscriber by
the dese Of Peeunia profit viii be from the TERMS
Of educating his ehiden Having i've daughtc and wish
b1s ,ccGr,d s y,rrs If ~ AMI. cREW snow ~ NJ
York for r ensuing yrar S467. Ms snow ady cf
questionable qualification whose experience knowledge and
moral conduct, h. mplieiy rely.
Mis- SNOW VIII he aided by Miss ELIZA J. THOMPSON, late
of Mount HoyoAe Seminary who a.o brings the highest
ais % mnnl virtue a. wei a. profound scholarship.
IN MUSIC, both VOCAL AND INSTR 4 MENTAL.
ass snow qualhr atoas of the highest otIer.
Particular attention Will be pad
Of the Ladies' all ever, pns
profitable err ment OF the time Of seho, taking whole
uctivc rcsng ard deep
the enhancement o the pupils eondn0g their
fixed hours of tue scho 'om but the 1'cn the
a effect by not appearing in the form Of dea'ona lesson
Mrs Nok promises on her plt Kind and maternal tIeatme
n and airy aud good t45r.
Course OF Instruction.
OrhogmGy Read ns Wiring Ancient and Modern Geography,
English GRAMMAR Arithmetic; Mathematics Natural and &c
eesasteal History; Natural Monl Philosophy;
Rhetoric; Logic AMI Epary Correspondence Chemistry
any French; Music Drawing Painting. The OF
Needle Work will he for ienes' youth parent
every pupils be DEFENDED by having great
variety Of emPoJmtn' placed within their reach.
Terms.
The Terms such merely DELAY the necessary and
For Board and all the scholastic
Tuition In all AIRY the English branches ......... 25
french. ~
Music, neludF OF Piano. IS
Music Guitar end OF instrument. so
drawing and Va ming EACH 10
bfnauiH Netdle- NNufk
The above candid statement o the
and Pateats and Guardians assured
tonal charEeat any without their express
In event Of sickness paren
and charge made
rendered.
The above School ls been operation years
and tine satisfactory testimonials furnish
I'd, Unnecessary.
Young Ladies win he any time and no one will be
required TO remain day given
For time less than months addora chatge per
month will be made Persons wishr
come and examine for themselves Respectfully
JEFFERSON MINOR. " u.
.btfr1y, Efsfr County "a Nov p 1916
s Address the subscriber Mifs Tavern, County
IN B-AranEcmcns have been made e1lirrr build
ngs and 90 extend Nh hon AMI the or ifd
profound and iccomp he'd Lady has been secured leach
Greek aud Italian and TO Il In the higher branches Of Eng
Miss LllA NARY PAY, late q Alexandra u. g,
known as teacher In that IN worl T. IN, object and
wish m The mise the stnditd
60 orr 10 his friends and rstors School, which
cs and wards receive txFrEuc
az less Than hail. n The expense and N Guy ciuca
ton. M io-cwti5thIan. } MINOR, NJ n.
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SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES' =;

- NEHt Toassa' ris free y P,sLs.al Coat Hour
Will fifteenth " o. Jsnua v
lst' Ms : r PAg-ui who h's uniformly every
appTotl and whose
al hou'c TO- the ls yerS and satisfaction
Will cnnn1e - nsau-t the usual tranetc' uay
male Sch1 T. The peaan ana he
athy the STATE. No detucton Of me-
eTeep: q sickness Boari uding
ton, per sion OF a moEths, SEQ
Tuition for the English Language, 20
French 10
Music, with cf Piano 90
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

RicHMoNn, lyr DEcEvurE, 1876.
PURSUANT 10 n Decree Of the Superior
~ Court Of Chlrcory for bc Richmond Circuit DE- the
2jth Day NJ June creditors or Robert Ranso'.
Win hsve heretofore proved ff CLAWS Hereby
70 attend OHrc hs Guy Of Richmond the I'm 10y u
January 10 o'clock s. ~, with IT, pr'of u or claims
against The sid culte. JNO. SHORE.
~ f-clm tsstu'r.
CT PAUL'S JHURCH.-Two VERY UEsr.
- HsstE PEws Tor EENr
No o., near the cenue. Mifnt Aisle
No a. near The Chancei 81 do-uhs Pew wnu'd be
soh low Apply 70 HUBBARD, GARDNER a CARLTON.
noQt n
UlEEBE q COSTAu's HATs.---Peeeivsd by the n
- TT arrival frrn New Yos Cases
manufacturer Hate quality % which
the attention ~ gentiemsn q sdcted.
49,, CLOTH Gaze, ~ M qushties Ard prices.
n3V JUDAH MYERs, No. 81 W MtuesI
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MAN COMMISSION HOrSE.

Successors 90 Wr. Robert GwntImcy.
ID &. GWATHMEl and W. w. CIV attn
~ WY hive ts day iomd Cogarinc -shp under firm
n ". gwATHmEY 60.
Their bustnfsF vii BE- D. touuiss ~ Tor thr
CosHfyv rrafrss nj have
rhoctoc WsrchpI long occr "a BY w Robert Gwlh
and have k-wisr errarcd inc ~ Mr Temp Gva
mry WIN veil he pubic SaieFura
shall be- prepared ras1nabe adv,rcs rrpcy
hand and hope, by lsduy and
n fair PM n ~ public patronage. " q. GwATHHEY,
Rictm1ud. tn Dee 80 II W w. gVATHNgY.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
~ HID prime ~ Ctorsugsr
36s Hars tagIaym Coffee
- Java Handing M ming. and Tor
sale BY dell wgHB. BACON 4 60
IN HHDS. primo New Orleans SUGAR
Tvs a, Isdia 90
100 Borss bunch RAtsIVs
100 BAR tores DO
SO at d. do
500 Rsam' WiaPSins pspsr-for BY
hIs A. W. 4 J. FRY 4 co.
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DORTO RICO SUGAR. o hhds prime Porto
y RicO Sugar, In store, forSskiy
dosi EDMOND DAvENFoaT
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EDGE HILL FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale the above place
Il situated about 4 me from Gloucester Count
about 81 land. II frs
dwelling house with Eve and convenient large brick
sore. all other IL a
good location Doctor Lawyer IL about
u there public landing will SCI
pla privately;
sid the 4th January be- offered
House, Gl1u
wishing purehas, address
subscriber a Gloucester Count House.
No 2o-ctIstJ THOs. w. FIELD.
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IA ISS ANGELICA BISHOP. J,ou Ptf45eist,a IN
A'l forms the eSns q Richmond TO -,tabsh
herself IN % city IMMATURE and PORTRAIT PAINTER
ui inv TIE sientic pot On q his community ro
mr. Room a The Fls House spec men, Of her
ihs Arts
~ A vii be 10 form cases ~ y11nr ladies' ,,b,r,
she VII instruct Draw AMI Painting 100 1 M yttsr ,or.
AM 50 % the mlnl1-re OF Wax Fruit and Fovcrs-Terms
krovyu app cation.
Par. House. r1uk street Redmond De, a,,tr.
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ny Kcr~cc & Nurrne


STOCK OF Houses. COWS. T4RyIISt. ITFS-
Sis &c. az.
an WEDNE DAY morning, % . inst. at Il o..
Ieosk De .1d Mag-oa the residence Of Mr. Jas
VI. Winston Behsnsns Sprns al his STOCK co ins OF
HoTes and Clws; Cars
Farm ne ueLs's, Corn, Older
Oats Hay Potatoes, ke TERMS liberal and made known a,
the hour 81 - sale conducted by
de SIT KEEsEE 4 SUMNER Austs
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LAND. Will. &c

THE undersigned offer for sale tract of land
- IN the lower % Buckingham, they live con
timing about 1850 This zd lies Gar
den Creek two miles from James River four vrz-
MA Mills AMI within Two miles OF three Churches Garden
Furnace.
Two hundred covered timber snd perhaps
$50 with 300 OF c!sver-of
open land loo acres bottoms rendered perfectly ditch
which not less than OOOOms IS IN. botnfn
and meadow which nav be
extended a. WILL not lees ESQ may be
watered al lgle
The improvements valuable eoa,isnr OF
large ard Sc finished dwelling viu- meat dairy
and ice houses well Of en yard situated
10 supply the sard-n nj farm aTge stlb
corn and Garage houses mill and hrexhnx
machine driven 5y 800 selected fruit Inc
springs abundant and afford eHesnt among item
strong ehaybeae II place be healthy, place - 90 A.
there has been OF auumna upwards OF forty
years.
TERMS easy aui made known application tho
undersigned u not sold soonrr Will be offered premises.
on TIE n't day % october the ars
TIE BY which tune aton WILDE seeding
go bushes OF what SOIL the and all e-ats win
be sold also Any disposed pnrehase Examine this pro
perry with the thai get good bargain as one OF
the undersigned isdeermincd the sauh
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= BARGAIN IN LAND.

E(l application TO me before the first of Janu-
- aTy bargain may be purchased TRACT OF LAND OF
three indred fifteen
Courthouse, the and has
H. The situation the best county Schoo
nrighhos ANXIOUS that Teacher puelsc. The
large aud excellent money
the OF land. desirable for
de I-iawtts1 L. A IANR
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GODDIN a LAKEWOOD,

"cucrnl Agcnts'
hffER frg. frr public lri give
~ r.H1rr, ami 100 Huis pf 1Iucr Rent re
House. Hfrz Neg oes and Coectur scrriy James A. Cot
utrs aHi description. having many
at crrrcc Ccs urce OF Ie coruy AMI as
H1-pord Ind YEAR, esq Mercantile b.s
nfss q1uuriy ~ bccou1r 1clustt.d with Co.,.
cfr ns OF K.shmoll and Itlc sHrf5ur5 rr -oini..s
JANIS \. GOUufN
fr1p-r SAN't. W. HARDWOOD
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SNLE OF NEGROES.

fHNuE Annual Meeting s;ockh % the Manchester
Cotton aud Wool Manufacturing Company viii be held the
FIehsngc Hotel SATURDAY, the Goth ~ O'Clock
81 Tunctual attendance desired de I2-ditScIt
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ny Davenport, Allen & co.

by Davenport, Allen & Go.
Cargo of sugar and noIasses,
DIRECT FROM NEW ORLEANS
On Wedresily 23d instant oco.k shaI - n Al LuI
bins Whau tie ergo Brl4e PhaI Jus from New urleans
cfmpTsirE-
40 h1ds priue New Orleans Sugar.
9is hsl Do do No
Tes-N nicr 500 SOD mos cred Tor aoorov-
ed paper. De ~ DAVENPORT. ALIEN n co Aue's
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By IDIocS brother.
NJ r
FIXTURES OF TORAC q uANUFACTORY
At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY morning, Dec. 9th, at 10 n'cl'k,
will 81 Fac oy Of Rogers uoa. Cary Street
cs Ne business OF for Minuaetur-
Tobacco tn larger PORTION a which two
years and 2 eEcslsnt orter-conss.ag Of
Tobacco Pfe-ef, Screws arenus Presses
Flaren NJ. Mills, ~. =
lion Levers Baurs strikers. Bcard.
Flueners trrn Biu,tt Tins
TNIrg Tabs ali other articles Necessary for
manufacturing
TERNs-s1s under 500 500 ard upwards ,iI month";,
credit for approved erd r.-t
de % INLoEs 4 BROTHER Auets
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- hLE OF NEG HOES. The subscriber, as
~ admins OF Polly eIi. offer alc,
bidder, 1t Day of January neN,
Ttwn Of CaTorve, CuubeTind Co % the Tavern
" a. Powe 10 likely Negoes-eon.isnE you-E grs
CODRINGrON CARKNGTON,
De lJ-rttdI Admir- Of Polly &. Shei. deed.
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STONE HENCE COAL.

VIVA committed to the jail of TaZewell coun
and State Of virEn about the esth of September
Muhtto Boy who calls Himself GEORGE
inches hh straight hair quick spoken
- bought by
from Richard Leigh IN the county OF PsiraI, Va
Spring.
i7-c6w ]. ~ NASH Jsnnr
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Household and Kitchen Furniture.
N IHO HSDA1, the oath inst, at 10 o'clock,
~ at The re- t-res OF h. late Thonas Blair OF 9th
we vi" SCI the Household and ehen Furniture
the usual variety. aud al nearly new.
p rers -Unt-r $50 cash. over $50 Go ay for apoov,l
endorsed nesot abe
~ OEDER ADN~t.IRAroR
de - WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI. Auets
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Common Pleas.

before Judge UnnGuer
APRIL 23.-Caleb ID. Gitderseepe Henry L. Buckley.
This action TO $780, the amount Of three
promssory notes The signature of the maker, who
the defendant admitted for the defence II sought
to be shown that Mr.. Gildersleeve only nominal
plaintiff that the real plaintiff MIR. Fitch, and that
the notes were tainted with usury, 81 day being
charged for interest for the time the notes had to
Mr. Fitch examined for the defendant and he proved
that he discounted the notes and full
for them and the jury under the direction Of the Court
found verdict for the plaintiff for 1857. For plaintiff
MIR. Burke; for defendant, Mr. Raymond
Catharine Winmon Gera,ds Clark ct. aL-ln this
the plaintiff. Mrs. Winman, obtained Judgment
against Clark and Brown and in some time wards
they obtained judgment against her. and then made
spplicationto the Court of judgment against
the other The motion resisted the part OF Mrs.
Wnman, on the ground that she had made an assign.
ment her judgment person named Connery before
Mr.. Clark had perfected his the other side 1t
commended that she made the assignment with intent
of deraudipg Mr. Clark and defeating his set OF Upon
this state Of facts the court d scted sgned issue to
try the validity Of the assignment The subscribing
witness proved Mrs. Winman's signature, after which
he cross examined at length, to show that the
assignment vas made on the day ON which Mr. Clark
obtained verdict against Mrs Winman, and that the
deed had been interined since the witness frst il
The stands adjourned to this morning. For paiu-
tiff, Mr. Dodge and Mr. Vultee for defendant Mr. II. F.
Clark.
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T0ta'. .W7T z,1B To ,B5 162I ,SSs
The United States take the ut rank among foreign
nations In the import and export trade Of Havana The
mother country stands hrst. We supply Havana,
and all the other important ports Of the West Indian
ssnds with many staple articles such a. four provi
siens, &c. and take in return their agricultural pro-
ducts which makes the trade mutually productive.
Nearly the whole Of the trade between Havana and the
United States. s carried in American bottoms and
although the official returns do not show large mum
Der Of American vessels engaged some other coun
trss, much larger amount Of the carrying trade II
done in American bottoms than in those Of any other
nation. American vessels make more rapid voyages
between the ports Of the United States and Havana;
and while English vessel d making one voyage, an
American vessel will make two or three In this wsy
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Movements or Travellers.


The following embraces the majority Of arrivals yes
ter'iay, at the principal hotels
AMERICAN Charles Tsemer, Phiadelphia; General
Wall, Burlington N. j.; Civilians, Conn J. Pc
terson Thomas Yard, James Vansgchel, L Fry, w. II.
Wheeler Philadelphia; q. Stafford Ohio; James Laird,
Phiiadelphia; J c. Gray, Boston.
Asros--James Conkling III DR.. Lewis, Boston; J.
Nelson, Taunton; w. Triplett Va w. PHILIPPE, Bos.
ton J. L. Bancroft, do; Captain Nevins, 0lasgows
Scotland. George Robinson, Boston; w. WhItridge,
Baltimore; H Raymond Albany c. Gushing, Boston;
James Hartley Naples Messrs ScholeneId IsPPan
and Rhoa les, Boston George Bates Detroit; C,Do
tle Utica; N. CamaeJ Craig, Philadelphia; ;ys. I
Nair, Cherokee Nation; w. Robinson, Boston; wn s
den, Halifax, N. g.; Thayer Boston; 0. fss'man' o"
Louis; J. Thacker, Boston. .,., :,
CrY ~. Travers, N =; j. stansbury. Baltimore; ".
Erwin, Nashville; Rhurnbauk. Pstersou,Hni PAL
mon, J Bird, Baltimore; George Tsylor a. ~. ran
kim Fishkill; Lieutenant Boggs, steamer rnnc e.on W.
BRYANT Florida; oliver Chase Mass M Pearson, 90 /;
II Barnee Rhode Island; A. Pennington, NJ " Kan
Kim Philadelphia: g. Thorne, Boston -
FaArxLrr-Edward johnson. Conn; Or. Holland,
Mass w Lord, Philadslphis; D. Clever, Pa Cot
teril Vermont; T. Pritchard, Conn D. Jones, Middle.
ton: e. Barnum, Albany; Mr. Makay, Phtshsld; II.
Franch Ohio 4, A PenDibgton, N. J. j. Macarthur,
Msine J IL Granger, Worcester, Mass.
HowAnp IN. Cooke. Salon; c Stewart, Newark; j.
Robb. Conn., A. w. Tompkins, Philadelphia; W. Con-
verse Norwich; II. 0rer, st. Johns, N BIC. Mouton,.
Boston; A. Flint, Bangor; A. Brown Providence; Or,
Sssmon, Chicago; r. Remson, Lyons; q. woodward.
Philsdslphia; I. Emerson, Boston; A. Hail. Conn;
Lawton Hsrkimsr; J. Williams, Boston, J. Gilmore,
Philadelphia; Mr. Romains Toronto; j. Larkin, Hamh.
ten, Canadaj J. Wick, ra.j ". Thenpson, Bangor.
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MERGE OF HAvArA-ARrIcl.s RrcDrEaED FOR Error

appears BY this statement that the expectation Of su
gar, Coffee molasses and honey in ls4s less than
it had been in either Of the previous eleven years. and
in the other items the shipments less than they had
been in many Of the previous years.
The destination Of the exports for tho year ls4S was
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City IntelllGence,

The ECLIPSE To MoRRow.-About the darkest deed
of the will be the eclipse Of the sum- which will
come of to morrow, without "any postponement on &C
count of the eather" The eclipse although partial
one, villas will be also visible in Great Britainbe
important one, and carefully observed.-From Sill.
mans Journal! find that this will be the last large
eclipse that will be visible to for upwards of eight
years. and the last that will be total in vicinity
until August 7th, 1862 The duration of the central
eclipse upon the earth will be hours 3lI minutes and
the length Of its path 1000 miles For Is minutes after
the beginning and about II before the end Of the central
eclipse, for about half hour only it will be annuar
during the remainder Of the time, for upwards Of
three hours will be total but small IL the extent Of
land to which the eclipse will be ceutrsl and
the shadow Of the moon that Sagua la Grande, town
the north side OF the land OF Cuba, appears to be
the only place Of importance earth that
will total eclipse During the remainder Of the
present century there will be but Eve eclpses central
in any part Of the Atlantic States those of May %
1854 and September 49, 1885, annular in
and that of October 9, 1885, in the Carolnas; whilst
those of August 1862 and May o. 1900 will be total
in North Carolina and Virginia The eclipse will
mence here about 10 o'clock Its greatest observation
will be at H. and darkness visible till minutes past H.
Get your smoked glasses ready
Inspectors ELEcrIoNs.-The Inspectors elected at
the late charter e.ecton will commence their duties at
the approaching election Of delegates for the convention
to be held on Tuesday next
DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-The De-
mocratic constitutional Convention met last evening
at Tammany Hail. and completed their nominations for
the State Convention. Their ticket stands fol-
lnua
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am ATTAIN. SfI0 ,Jolnta. Cont. White

Rheumatism, StlH Joints, GOut, White
Swellings The Compound Syrup Hydrodae Of Potsssa.
Ssrsapara, and Yellow Dock remedy which has been long
among the faculty, and has with merted approba-
ton. offered the public. for every
but a. The bet &c, ssmsdy for the .60yS For
Townsend SasspArrilla. Sands Saraspsrla Nc Aissts
Salve, Dallys Pain xtrsctor, Swaynes syrup oil Wild
Cherry, and Dr. Feuchtwhgeis Preparatons for sale a.
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MURDER AT HAMMoNpsroRr, SrEUBES County
On Monday last negro by the name OF Pease, got
into quarrel with an ther known In that region az
black Nero" and mutlsted side Of head with
axe, In bsastly manner He struck him three
four blows with the edge of the axe cutting entirely
through the skull, and removing smalr pieces Not
wthstandng the injuries, however the negro survived
some three or four days The murderer was arrested
and committsd.-Roehessv .qdvsrfiser, .Spvii ~.
Senator Allen, Of Ohio has been nominated for Pre-
sident at the next election BY the locofocos Of st. Clair
Co., Illinois.
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Superior Court.
J r~ Trl~~ uo-J~y

APRIL 23.-Burfis -. Me Manus,-This case (already
noticed) was summed up Verdict to morrow.
Before Chief Justice Jones'
Price 4 Co against Croisn Iasurance Company-This
case, (aready noticed being action recover the
amount of policy Of insurance, stands adjourned
to this forenoon.
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One or tho greatest triumphs or modern
art t perfection which the discovery of has
been brought this First and foremost among ne
.oducsd the the notice Of the publiS and nov holds
Pumbss GALLERY ISL Broadway, OF the most inter
esting places Of resort in New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
The Weekly Herald.

The important foreign news, and the highly inte-
resting debate in Congress on the Oregon and other
questions, will be given in full IN the Weekly Herald
Of this week Itwillbe ready at se'cock tomorrow
morning
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News from Europe,

The Great Western Is the next steam ship due
She, OF course, comes to this city, and will bring
one week later intelligence. We may look for her
arrival on Sunday.
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Court lsnaar-rhIs Day

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IS, 49, Ill to 1l6
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49, s. 81, 49, 81 and part-70, l6, 49, 81 80, 90, o.
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JUSTICE DRrSKER The County Court will meet
this evening at o'clock, and will proceed with the
case of Justice Drinker