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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-A dispatch from
Buffalo, August 4, states that gentleman
named Bull, from the West, was knocked down
and robbed f$l7 ,00O The robbers have not
been caught
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NEW French MISlsTER.--A repor, eo..
from Paris, that a son of the ex.Kine Isr"n,.
will be sent to the United states, ia The can.a
~ Of Ambassador of France. pae'
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-On Thursday last,
Mr.. Basil Nj Knew, chiefengineer in the chemi.
cal works of Mr.. Tyson, in Baltimore, met with
an accident which resulted in his instant
death. At about one o'clock, the engine sud
denly stopped, and utter so remaining a brie
erod, one of the workmen from another pa TT
of the building went to see the cause. At first
nothing could be seen of the engineer; but af-
ter short search his lifeless body was found
jammed in between the shaft and some cog
terribly crushed.
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~ DaguerreOtypes in the Highest
Stare of tho uh GOO SIMONS' Pr.

DaguerreOtyPes in the H19hest
stare of the Art.-Al who see SlMONS' Pic
for the first time struck with their beauty,
TRUTH and strength, and the wonder is not that
price is higher than that charged by some others.
but rather that such gems can be procured at any
price. We do not p, etend to compete In price with
a novice whose only object is the dollar, regardless
of the advancement OF the art credit of It's pro-
lessons, whose productions compare as favoraby
with legitimate Daguerreotype as figure head
upon Dutch vessel does with the classical figures
of Michael Angelo; and for which any price be
yond the mere cost of the materials used would be
an extortion and imposition upon the public.
NJ P SIMONS.
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p The telegraphic communication be-
tween this city and Lynchburg was Interrupt :
ted yesterday, by the falling ola tree upon the
wires, above Farmville. The line will proba-
bly, be in working order to-day.
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"DEUTSCHER GOTTESDI.
w>A ENST."-Pasior w. SCHMOGROW pre-
digit sonntag den 9Th August Vormittass um IL
uhr in der Christ oder sogenannte hine Apple
kirche in der nahe DIES Aiten Markt Antapg
practise II uhr an7-Itk
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Case of. w. Rand.

This examination is progressing slowly
On yesterday, the evidence for the prosecu-
ton was closed, and that for the defence com.
menced. 1t is expected that the examination
of the witnesses will be completed to-day.
Portsmouth Transcript Thursday.
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EY TO the Citizens OF KfchmOnd and
Transient Visitors.-If you wish to have your
mar cut and dressed In tine most fashionable and
tasteful STYLE and your whiskers chang ed to beau
THU black or brown color, please cali at tn, Hair
cutting, Shaving, and Shampooing Saloon, under
the American Hotel.
NB-Hot. cold, and shower baths can be had
daily from ga NJ to 10 P NJ, and ON SATURDAY. st n
PM -
Single bath 25 cts; five ii ;kets for 81. En,ran &c
lin street. IVA
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TOR LTVERPOOL.-'

- T0R LLvERPOOL.-The A cop.
49, pered and copper fastened American ship
sABAfTIS, Captain Hall, will load for the above
pc t. and meet with dispatch. For freight OF lou
hhds tobacco, apply to BEV CLoPTCa
aa7 iw*
WJANTED-A coed Cook, Washer and lroner,
W for smafamaly. Enquire at this Office.
an 7--Ark
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Fashion AND CHoLERA.-The U. States
Hotel, at Saratoga, is SO crowded with guests
that there is not sufficiency of walters to
attend to them. Some have the facility of brib-
ing the walters and stand in danger Of a sur
felt, while others are half staryed-and one
class stands as much in danger of cholera as
the other. Fashion is queer thing. People
leave their comfortable homes, go to an extra
fashionable watering place, are crowded into
bad hotels, and run the risk of losing health
and life. The cholera is now raging in New
York State-should it reach Saratoga, its
ravages may be expected to be great.
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~ rallowp II PhIladslphial was stsa1se = e.
cell sseyious 10 the execution, By Pcsasu
seetlsasaa from New York, for the psTposs =
el;e;tiae soasshing reliable regarding the MUIR
deu Nst,hias i slated to have committed An
aecouut ofhis life and wanderings, very osntra-
d;c,orv. vas ob.ainsd from him, together with
. eouisssios Of participation in the murder Of
- : .hm.n-sbe priscipal share 10 which
= .h.,ye. upon Keiser. Rlaise was aiterward
i,teuoea,ed, but he denied al knowledge Of
,hs Lehman murder, as we'll a. participation in
n. murders IN 1916, at Tarno~, in Gallicia,
here numbers were put to death by order Of
,be Austrian government. Subsequently Blaise
v.. taken into his brothers cell. The Ledger
gives the following account Of the interview:
The Polish interpreter and some 9th, .r rem.
,lemep. accompanied Blaise, aud witts sss,i m.
meeting. Their cells are on the N or,hern aide ie
Of III. second corridor Of the convict depart.
ment, aud are only separated by q cell, which.
during the DAY h.ne is occupied by Q person
who adjusts the warps for the looas used by
the PRISONERS sentenced to labor. The cell OF
Nautilus is the same one used ty Langteldt,
when under sentence of death. When Blase
entered, Matthias was sitting on his bed, and a
cold recognition, accompanied by shake OF
the hand, without the slightest manifestation
Of feeling on either side. was all that passed,
as Blaise took his seat beside him. Blase,
after asking in Polish how he was, commenced
complaining about being bothered with visitors,
who wanted him TO confess something that he
knew nothing about, and he then asked Mat.
thias what he should do. His brother told
him to have nothing to say to them, but if they
came again to annoy him to drive them from his
cell.
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Alta regular meeting of Old Dominion Tent, No.
3O l. O. of Rechabites, held at their Hall Corner
of Main and 18th streets on Saturday, 3ls, July,
the following officers were duly elected for the
suing quarter commencing August 7th:
William E. Clark, Sheppard; George Ray. J. c..
R; William L. Satterwhite, C. K; P. oNeal, D. r !;
william w Hawkins, X 8; J. c. Wharton,F. s /;
N Brumfeld, Treasurer J. Henry Mason, Levite |;
s. H. Gardner, /. G; John w. Howard, .. G.
nj O'clock. p M
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RESULT OF INsUBoKpISATIoN.-W copy from
the fredericksburg News, the following para
graph:
We learn that MIR. James Beckham of Gull
pepper, was compelled to kill one of his slaves
few days since, who had INDUCED in the
grossest insolence to him. The circumstances
were these. In returning from church, he n>
structed his carriage driver to avoid certain
abrupt place in the road, at which a carra ge
had been short tine before upset. The driver
replied very insultingly, when getting out OF
the carriage, he approached him, scuffle en-
sued, the negro seizing Mr.. B. by his crava,,
and ehoked him nearly to suffocation. In this
situation he cut the negro with his pocket
knife across the face, of which wound he died
day or two since. Mr.. B. is universally adj
mtted to be kind master.
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HE REVENUE CUTTER TAsEY.-Captain
Mar,ln: OF the revenue cutter Tsney. in the
N 4. Express, gives the following aceoun, of
the upseliing of that vessel: -
At about P: NJ, Tuesday, after having
pioceeoea mile below Governors Island
with very light air, the vessel was struck INV
a white squall, which seemed to fail ahoara
almost vertically, causing her to capsize and
gil in an instant. So limited was The er,sn,
and duration Of the squall, that pilot boats
and other vessels ia various directions within
$50 yards of the spot. were becalmed at the
time, and Immediately afterward scarcely more
than breath Of air could be perceived
Capt. M. also states that il was SO sudden
that not ripple was observed to indicate il,
approach. From this circumstance he il
convinced that it did not strike in horizon
tai direction, and a. q proof of It's grea
force, the vessel. when knocked down, wa
simultaneously submerged. Five men wer
drowned.
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M N THE REV. II. v. MOOkE will
49, preach in ne Cd Presbyterian Church
Grew. Mr.. Hoges) on SABBATH next, at O'Clock
z. AZ
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AZ Mexican Mustang Linimer,

EY Mexican Mustang Linimeut. I'm
provement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order OF the day. Aud the great desire for these ia
the Dr. owing cause to the great advancement now In
operation In the Medical world. New light blazes
up and old practises and old mixtures are discs I'd
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables It to penetrate flesh
nerve and muscle, and drive OUT disease aud assist
nature TO recover her lost powers, and become
healthy, which is evidently the true cause whv /,
Is SO successful and why 80 many physicians that
are acquainted With its virtues prescribe and re
commend it, $50 az
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Eg- Once again must We call attention to the
praises volunteered by the customers who patron.
ize the Virginia Skyiight Daguerrean Gallery, at
No. las Main street, of which Mr.. WM. A. PRATT
is Proprietor
Says Mr.. Fabius Lawson: Mr.. Pratt has taken
four Lkenesses of me, all of which were not only
satisfactory to me- hut have been said by all to be
exact The to-day, being the ffth, is rather bet,
ter than those taken before"
says Mr.. Hurley, of Prince Edward Mr.. Pratt
is the only artist that has ever taken good Like
ness of me, the eyes 10 particular"
Ssys Mr.. j. A. Winstens MIR. Pratt has this day
taken thr'e Pictures oil me- which think perfect as
any ever saw"
Says Mr.. Sawyer: The FIVE Likenesses taken
OF me by Mr. Pratt to day consider first rate"
All the above are copies from the album of the
Virginia Gallery, No. las Main street an .
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IH CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, CLIO.
LEkA MORBUS, CHOLICS, CHAMP, GRIPPING
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPAsMoDIC Ann
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &C., may be cured by
None genuine without the signature Of r II
STABLER, M. D. - -
Chiiis and Fevers. Ague Bilious, Remittent
ana Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, WEAR.
ness IN me Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice,
Ague and Fever Specific
Stabier, M. D. ~ - -.
stabler's Alterative-A valuable remedy for
nnpurIues OF tne Blood, Erysipelas, Boils, Salt
iiarsed Tonsis, Sore Throat Dropsy, Ulcers on the
iegs, Sweied Glands, Deranged Liver, Oppression,
PaiPation OF the Heart letters, &c. 4.
:, Az OF the above tor sale in Richmond by GAY.
NOh WOOD, DOVE ISAACS and PURCELL.
LADO co. X. II. STABLER, ~ D.,
le 2o--3mE Alexandria Va
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Pa ]. ~ ~ - - q. 3. 80 n
~ Il r. 11noa -, wklls = pastlsI - y
isbuxioasiea 49, ssGso - ~ ~ ness -.
ennes u ~ - II = -
III ~ q = = q 1slznls y On sssusity>
~ -, = Antstess, s1fsnGsris ~ ellysvne
- bssn rotesd q - ~ nossy aesrufe toei
assess cruise II he Metllsrssnon II - ssrvio6
q IL country 5wss nsmAd ISaa6 Gri1is. Who -
pssa goussd ~ lsnd Shssks sisss his disehsrSs
from the ship. He ha1 come hero on . visit to sse
old friends, end slthough committing no disordsr,
dam II for hiring negro while feeling ineapacita-
tad from liquor, to zee him home, who IVES after.
ward. Discharged, was taken to the case. Wehsvs
tAonvht the case since we heard Of IL one Of nm.
common hardship, and a. Mr.. 9. says be has
had enough of land sharks since bis discharge
from the Independence, and desires to 60 back to
sea again. we are happy to state that gentlemen who
do mot wish to see worthy American seaman con.
fined in jail for months trivial charge, VIII en-.
deayor to secure him berth in vessel engaged In
the japanese expedition.
AesAuIr-Mrs. Elizabeth Smith preferred Q
com plant before his honor on yesterday, against
James Lee md John Hancock, alias Turner, charg.
inc that they came to her house on the 18th Of Ju
IL last, and abused and beat her. The case was
continued until to. day owing to the absence of wit
pesses. The accused were duly recognized.
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n A Common Exprcsslon.-Theya are Ger.
tainiy the most lie like DaGaerreOtypes we
nave ever seeu-so say persons almost daiy, on
visiting our rooms. We endeavor to make Them
appear natural and life like, in position expression
and finish, and how ia. we succeed, We leave the
public to decide; and we are p'eased 70 say that
many decide In our favor, daily We invite ali
general 10 call and examine our Pictures, our g..
lection of Cases. Frames. Lockcts Pins and price,
and after such examination you think You can he
better suited elsewhere we viii thisk just a. much
of you a. II you had pstronizsd us Unless ,,a
merit yonr patronage We do mol wish il ~
MlNNis q WATSON.
Daguerrsoiypists and dealers il s,oeL
35l Main q, (Mansipn Hous-l Richmond ana
Sycamore ST. Petersburg, Va. anu
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Ma . ED.-strayed. On 1hursasy evening
50 streets, bay Calf, with black stripe DOVE ,ha
oscA. liberal reward will be paid Tor its deliy
cry, ~ WM. w. DUNNAVANT.
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~ Great Cure for Bowel Complaints.

The most safe and sure compound for Bowel Com
plaints Pains in the Stomach Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Pain in the Back, Sides OF
Limbs, Toothache, Bruises and Sprains, is DR..
Roses Pain Curer. This remarkable preparation
gives instant relief to all palms. and is used by the
old and young. Thousands have been relieved in
a few minutes from the most acute pain. In hot
tes at 12s d and SO cents, and for sale by Bennett
Duva, o. A Strecker, A. Bodeker, j. Blair, s. NJ
Zachrisson, wv. P .Ladd. GaYnor & Wood lie %
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lu7 ISL Main street, Eagle Square.

EY7It is truly astonishing with what rapidity and
frmness FL Il. Farreli's Arabian Liniment has ia.
ken hold of public favor; few months ago and
all that was known of it was that most powe rful
dcine of Arabic origin had made its appearance
Now, there is hardly family to be found that does
not keep it always on hand; and no one would ever
be without it. who had witnessed its magic power
over disease, and its womb full potency in relev
ing pain. See advertisement au7
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~! > 1slss... ssasA'ss. s|.l!s' 81. i: Z.

7! s1: :: q zffisz1iss ID III. sss g !.
Ie6fs go . !. . :! - glsuuar.,,.
- Qe1Icsn1 - 1enl5 Pas ~ RZyH
~ hw ftom esadsulsa q vIrSiss. >. ssoaoS. |
~ -. He = one Of skoueen1s ~ y -
ee0scts - de great euree uSde Is - - sviag
~ - oses--l. g. n0se, r D. y ssal
DMwIDDr1 Co, VI, Jsne. ,sss
he sake Of humanify. write tbese ~ ~, or; fs
Iorm you end the public generally, Of ~ ON ON
e9re Jour Dyspertc Compound ~ sssd. - uea
II the summer Of lao was attacked vsss !. n
Int disrfhoss, and aAer trying Tie rsspssi.s no
scribed By two or three emf eDt physicisns &. pe
month";, without any elect and bsins redueeS IN,
most 70 skeleton. and scarcely ablefo wsk seras.
culars, 10 which found my disease erses, y
scribed. Ny son went to Petersburs .sd =. oe
ed bottle Of the DY5PEPTIC COaPOIIsn' a..,
box Of your FAMILY on ALTERNATIVE pii, ~
and to my great astonishment and sstisf:s,;.a
found great relief in few days; md n t.,'
was entirely well. At this time an !, xn ss
health than have been In ten nr twelve ,e.,. asr
short, sir, your medicine saved my HE IN
Your, with respect, GEo ]. IoSrs
The above preparations, and ell D.. Ross. q.
brated Family Medicines, sssl
For sfle by AIDE u Gray, Purcell, Lsdd 4 +.
Bennett& Beers, Alex Duval, Il. Il. Dnva, = 3 20,
strecker, A. Bodeker. Gaynor L. Wood. j EIss. a 4
- 800 80 '''.- 80 --.11- jyls
II How many expressions OF cop,,.,.,-..
ever hear In my saloon. why, he takes ,sss
every time" How beautiful that is., $40 .sr sasn
you, Kate" never saw any thing r,,. Insfs
feet" "Oh why, how be does take ,hss. per-
like his style, his positions" "Oh. The a.
thing; why, he took 1t laughing at the frss nite
And many more OF the same sort rs. uu'e
want beautiful durable and liteiike po,ss Who
81, will come 20 MOII s0s ,ss It
Patent Process Daguerrean GALLERY. In O.,
door above Mitchell e. Tyler's Jewel,r a. .s q,
Don't mistake the place. sure.
R GA Word to the Wfse Do,
Preventative and Cure for the Preysiliny n;afa
OF the Summer as Darrhoas. Dysen,ery CI Ieses
Morbus, Cramp Cholic, Summer Camn,s;n vAo ,sl'
all diseases of the Bowels NAV be fnnn.i = ~ WIN
brated 'TINCTURE" OF Hamptop's - A'e esie'
BY its mild action ON the Stomach r;re,
Kidneys, it will cure the diseases of TICS. aug
with all Chronic Complaints as Dyspepsia s m.s'
Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections Ps;ns IN,
Back, Side and Breast Consumption. Scras Ie
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia Fistua. Pile. Wo,
Nervous Debility, with ali Diseases ar,sin. inns ,1,
Impure Blood. from
1t has become FAMILY MEDICINE wbsr....
introduced. The wonderful cures have earnaS g.
1t reputation never given to any other Med;ena
Call on o. A. STRECKER, Main street, and ns,
pamphlets gratis. See advertisement in t9rday;s
issue. ivo-.
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WOOD WARE. 0C1,.-,-arsr .ssorTn an.
OF Tubs In nest, Churns, Water Cans, Sugar
boses. Wash boards, Bowls, Horse Buckle !.
nrooms &c, receiving per schooner Providence,
au1 r NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
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OTICE TO LABORERS. WANTED.
81 men to work Oh the Improvement, at the
upper emo OF Cary street, adjoining the Plank Road
apply imme diateiy on the works au7-2r
HE SUBSCRIBERS have removed their
1 ofhce to No l5S Main street, above the Rock
0'oie Oh D; w Knowles, entrance on llth street.
THOMAS 4. CHARLES ELLIS g. co
au Tim ~ w.
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n - EACHANGE HOTEL BATHS
~aa NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and shower
baths sd at all hours of the day and evening.
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LAND WAHRANTS.-The high
49, est market prices will be given in cash
iof bounty Land Warrants, OF 40, gu, or loo acres
JOHN h. MARTIN, Pension GENT,
othee No Law Buildings Richmond. Va
Note.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS.
tnree months extra pay, Bounty Lands. and ali
Claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, or the Mex
can war VIII De prosecuted with diligence | have
tul list of the Revolutionary Officers ana sodiars
In the Continental aud State services, in nv Office
je 1l-3mN
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HAYES IL. SUTTON. NOTAFi
~A.a PUBLlC-particuia attention paid /, .
writing DEEDS and other legal Instruments or
nee III the Law Building, Richrnond w my &
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR IN LOWER VIRGINIA
An agricultural fair is to be held at Kemps.
vile, in Princess Ann county, commencing on
the 23d instant and general invitation is
given 10 all who desire to send stock or agri.
cultural implements for exhibition, and to
compete for the premiums to be awarded for
the best products. Ample accommodations
for visiters, stock, &C., have been made by
the managers. A fair Of this kind is something
novel in that part of our State, and is cheer.
ing sign OF the times. "Old Virginia" is
awakening in all quarters on the subject OF
her agricultural resources.
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The SEAsos.-The Philadelphia papers
state that on Sunday last snow came down
in tha, city in binding drifts, clothing the sur
face Of every Thing in the livery Of winter
Our exchange papers bring us news of snow
storms at almost every point Of the compass
wi hin the last few days.
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YELLOW FEVER AND THE WEATHER.-The
Wilmington Journal of Monday last learns that
''the ucarm weather of few days past, has op-
Grated with very fatal effect in Charleston by
reviving the ravages Of the yellow fever which
has recently carried off many of the citizens
who had just returned under the belief that all
danger was past"
Ifrarm ueather was the cause, we have
no doubt the;efeet of the weather of the last
few days has been very beneficial.
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SHOWER BArHs.-Ths Mobile Register Of
the 5th instant, says: "The weather is 90
warm that shower bath is as reasonable a.
in the dog days." We should have been
pleased to witness the Editor Of the Register
taking q shower bath in this city yesterday
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
LAS. A. COwARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH r. PLEASANTS, Editor.
The Gid Man to his Wife.

We are growing 'e,y old, Kate
rel !, every day,
The hair upon our tcmplesnow
IS growing thin and grey
We Hra rot rs we were. Kate,
And yet our hearts are ung,
81 when We roved tee sunny hills,
And dowery dsles among.
Weare growing very ID, Kate,
But ltIs not age Of hart,
Thtugh speedily the hour mos on,
" aen Ia aud must part;
" aea thou and mast part, hate,
Aswe have ns'cr before,
4. side our cottage hearth 10 meet,
vita words of .ove i more.
But were growing very old, Kate,
Ard the parting won't be long,
III. W. meet within 4 better home,
Atn:i ynn heavenly thr' ng,
IL! ~ sing the song tos ether, Kate,
Ia, angels sing above;
~ here Ie'er iGe fear OF parting taxes
Ttlr hioss endless from love
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A Coop RESOLUTION BUT HARD TASK.
The newly elected Mayor of Baltimore has
declared his determination, to put down, if pos
sible, in that CITY, all rows and rowdyism.
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CELEBRATION In FREDERICKsBURG.-Th
News states that the Democrats of Fredericks.
burg intend celebrating their recent victory on
the 23d instant, it being the anniversary Of
General Pierce's birth. Several distinguish
ed gentlemen have been invited. Among the
number, Messrs. Lyons and Faulkner.
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VERNON ESkRIDGE,
Chaplain IN the L. States Navy.

Harnptons Vegetable Tincture, oy its mild action
the stomach liver and the Kidneys will dyspep-
cough, asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
the back side and breast, consumption, scrofua,
rheumatism gOut, neuralgia istua, piles bowel COM
plaints worms nervous debity-with all diseases an
.ng from impure blood and is the greatest female
dicine ever known
Cal and get pamphlets gratis and certificates of
cures
For sale by O. A. STRECKER, Main street Rich
mond; G. 3. JONES Il co, Petersburg, Va; Doctor
COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY Baltimore; and by Druggists generally.
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DLATED WARE.-Castors, Cake Baskets,
L Tea Sets, and Walters, of the richest and la
test styles Also, Papier Mache Goods, in great va
riety. Dressing Cases, for the toilet and for trav
elling; Bronze Ornaments and Candesbras, Mantel
Clocks, tine Tea Trays Just received and tel sale
by LEWIS GiNTER,
no4 1877 Main street.