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~ Daguerreotypes of Children, Fami.

EF Daguerreotypes of Children, Eami.|
Iy Groups, single Portraits &c. &c., executed mi
style equal 10 the finest ivory painting and qate|
as durable. Copies made from oil paintings, Dial
guerreotypes, and every other description OF pic
lures.
The friends of Mr. Clay can see very fine Dial
guerreotype of this great statesman, from whish|
copies of any size can be made, d set in pins
rings. &c, Of framed, making handsome and
veluabe ornament to the parior or drawing room
Mr Clay himself said Of this picture. "Thai 1t wss
The best ne ever had taken"
MI slM0Ns,
jyI ISL Eagle Square.
~ Great Cure for Bowel Complaints.
The most safe and sure compound for Bowel Com
plants, Pains in the Stomach, Cholera, Cholers
Morbus, Dysentery Pain in the Back, Sides or
Limbs, Toothsche, Bruises and Sprains, is DR..
Roses Pain curer. This remarkable preparation
gives instant relief to all pains and i used by the
old and young. Thousands have been relieved in
q few minutes from the most acute pain, In bot
ties at 49, % and so cents and tor sale by Bennett
4 Beers Adie g. Gray, Purcell Lsdd Go, Z.
Dugs o. A. stFecker, A. Bodeker, u Blair, .: ~
Zschrissoa, w. p .Ladd, GayaoE q Wood. Je ~
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no THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.

The house, formerly conducted BY Messrs.
White d Smith, as an EATING HOUSE, ON
Main street, opposite the Va ard Farmers Banks,
land next door to Mr.. SutherIand's Gun Store will
lbe opened ON Wednesday, where everything in
that line can be had on the most accommodating
terms the present proprietors hope, by close
application To business and disposition to please
ito merit a large share Of public patronage
1y &-6tx SAUNDERS e. WOQnSQN
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- CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, CRO.
sLEhA MORBUS. CHOLICS, CkAMP, GRIPPING
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &C., ,may be cured By
4StabIer's Great Summer Remedy
None genuine without the signature Of R. =
zSTABLER, NJ. d.
ChiIls and Fevers, Ague. Bilious, Remittent
land Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Weari
mess in the Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice
I dyspepsia. &C., may be cured by Stabler's Great
3Ague and Fever Specific. a-
None genuine without the signature of r. II
3Siabier, NJ. d. et
Stabler's Aiterative-A valuable remedy for
Impurities OF the Blood, Erysipeas, Boils, Salt
lRheum, Milk Crust, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Ec
lar sed Tonsils, Sore Throat Dropsy, Ulcers the
legs, Swelled GLANDS, Deranged Liver, Oppression
|Palpation of the Heart, letters, &c, &.
All of the above for sale in Richmond by GAY
NOR 81 WOOD, DOVE g. ISAACS and PURCELL,
!LADD g. CO. r II. STABLER, NJ D.,
10 2S-3mH Alexandria Va
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n y
Land, 6 miles below the city, 3Dof which are
lcieared, and the balance In original grow OF line
1 and oak. He is willing to divide Il ind smaller
farms, if desired Also, for sale, seVkal good
lMules. young and gentle, Dirt Carts and one two
Morse spring Wagon, with new harness. All
The above property VIII be sold on reasonable
terms by applying TO the undersigned, at the Steam
mili, Main street, Rockets. sS9
Je20-6lrE 81 100 DAVID = SHARP.
FOX JULY.-The rraiie
- Scout, or Aestone. the Renegsde; romances Of
Border Life, com lefe ID voluma--50c
Achil VS.. Eewman--A full report of the most
trial for seduction and adultery,
chars ed AGAINST DIR Achilli. ths Apestste Catholic
Priest; By the celebrated DR. Newman, the Oxford
Puseytes both Of whom are seceders from their
former creeds; the only correct edition. being the
verbatim testimony from the LONDON reports-l3e
Yankee Notions for August--laeA IA
More Car features. Call and look ct them.
We have received . second supply Of Bleak
! -, q M. WEST & BRO,
iv22 Exchsnge Bookstore.
DAnuAiNs IN DRY s.OODs.-As the
ID season is advancing viii cell eff the remainder
|of my St ok If Dry Goods ct very low prices,
among which are some very desirable Dress Goods
Hosiery, Laces, Ribbons, Linens Dsmasks, Trim.
WIN j. SWORDS,
" % No 223 Broad street.
M RS. sOUTHWORTn,S NEW NOVEL.
lxl II W. RANDOLPH has received, July %,
Yankee Notions, or Writings Of Jonsthsn's Jack
\ Knife for August-l2c
July No Biaekwoods Magazine
Pan S Dickens Bleak House-I2c
No AS Littefs Living Age
Cheap edition Wayerly Eovels-WaverlJ 2Se;
sGuy xannering 25c
The Discarded Daughter, or the Children Of the
Isle: a tale of the Chesapeake, ~ Emma De hes1n
|Southworth-75c jy3
|WOUD, COKE AND COAL,oIhs sub,
lar COAL as cheap Is can be bought IN town
Yara at Danvile Depof--ofice On Pesrl street,
|cpoosite Alhambrs Hosel. end immediately under
|Messrs Toier Cook
y a3-3rr THOMAS FOSTER.
1sAKD -Ap elderly Gentleman, who he's been
~ IN the habit Of making up wsges and keeping
accouEts, and occasionally keeping store for above
twenty years past wiz hes SITUATION where his
services viii be required. A moderate remuDera-
non will be accepted.
2nd street near Dnva street. Or st the once Of dis
paper VII be promptly attended 70. jy23-3r
fsAkDENEM WANTS D.-For balsnce q
" this year, Colored NAN, to attend earden
and market Apply to BIGGER 4 PACE, Il The
Garden, near Buchanan Spring, or TO THOMAS n.
VALENTINE. attle Post Once. u22-b
WANTED.-I wish 70 'hirc Tor ihe balance Of
w tie year. . ffst rsfe Ceek, Washer and
lr e 9r -A'eA WI psK ~ gr'i s1rxu
IA AkTED Tas PUktHAeK, secon1
band Iron Chest. Apply = NE oNee
WANTED TO HIEE, ! ssTysls Mas orsoy.
VIZ = 1as' = "0's RM ZIMMERMAN.
1sTTT1Tf0N 5V1NYKDs-Two respsss.bls
u frs<f fsiris w1sh situslions - Chanber
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- ga Word to the wise. ,,-Cho

- GA Word to the Wise. o-Choera
Preventative and Cure tor the Prevailing Diseases
|of the Summer as Diarrhoa, Dysentery. Cholera
lMorbus, Cramp Cholic, Summer Complaint with
!a diseases Of the Bowels. may be founa in the cele
|brated "TINCTURE" OF Hampton's
By its mild action on the Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys it will cure the diseases of those organs
with all Chronic Complaints, as Dyspepsia, G ugh,
Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections, Pains in the
Back, Side and Breast, Consumption Scrofula
rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Fistula, Piles Worms
Nervous Debility, with all Diseases arising from
Impure Blood.
II has become FAMILY MEDICINE wherever
introduced. The wonderful cures have earned fol
Int reputa alton never given TO any other Medicine
RCall on .. A. STRECKER, Main street. and gel
pamphlets gratis. See advertisement in to-day.
issue. jy 2-ts.
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az hall AT THE SLASH COTTAGE
81 The friends and patrons of the undersign.
I'm ed are hereby notified that on THURSDAY
|0rANIGHT, the 18th OF the present month, the
slash Cottage and grounds will be brilliantly iilu-
minated for their reception, ani Band Of Music
provided for the amusement of all disposed 20
Il trip on the light fantastic toen
Refreshments adapted to the season win be
furnished at city prices
train of cars will leave the Fredericksburg Rail
broad Depot precisely at o'clock NJ. (the charge
ION which will be but 81 for each person to and
from the Cottage) and return about o'clock in the
morning, thus placing within the means and en-|
|gagements of all delightful opportunity for re
creation.
jy 20 ANDREW PIZZINL.
p. S-Those who may find if convenient to go inl
the excursion train will have The privilege of thel
mail train at 9 q clock p M, AP,
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sENPHRAIM LARRABKE,s PATENT
IL PREMIUM NIAGARA JET SHOWER BATH
iFOR COLD OR WARM WATER-This Shower
Bath is one of the most complete articles OF its kind
lever offered to fhe public inasmuch as great and
Important improvement is obtained over all Others
Joy throwing the water upon the body without wet
5ng the head, unless at the will or the pleasure oil
athe bather, but greater point is gained by being
fable to bath with warm water, which no other
iShower Bath is adapted to.
These Baths neatly finished, and are suitable
Ito stand in chamber or any part of the house Az
proof of the superiority of this Bath all others
lit is sufficient to say that it was awarded the pre
Jun at the Franklin Institute Philadelphia and the
maryland Institute Baltimore, the only Bath tbs
lever took premium at the above Institutes. The
aabove Bath can be at the House Furnishing
sStore (the sole agency for Richmond) of
l.. GINTER,
jy 24-1w 1877 Main street.
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give DOLLARS REWARD,-iian swsy
from tine subscribers Factory. ON 23d June, .
negro man named LEWIS, the properly of Mrs.
Wate, and hired of Mr.. George Wate The said
gro is about 4o years ofsge ofow STATURE black
ana speaks quick. The above reward will be paid
Tor his delivery at my Factory, Opposite the Dan.
willie Railroad Depot, Richmond.
iv2-twS q yyAyHzp
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tySHE subscriber has for sale III Acres Of
L Land, miles below the city, 3eof which are
lcleared, and the baance In original growl Of line
land oak. He is willing TO DIVIDE Il ink smaller
farms, if desired Also, for saIe, se1kal good
MuIes. young and gentle, Dirt Carts, and one two
,horse spring Wagon, with new harness. All
The above property viii be sold on reasonable
terms by applying TO the undersigned 81 the Steam
,Mili. Main street, Rockets. Sod
IL 2O-6t*E 3. DAVID r SHARP
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The subscriber having s..d out the above estsb-
ishnent TO J. w. BARLOW, begs 20 offer his
thanks to bis friends tor the liberal patronage BE-
slowed upon him whilst proprietor of the same.
and respectfully asks continuance of their fayors
Tor the new proprietor az
WILLIAM j. WHITLOW.
Richmond, June 18th, 1852 iy 22-6t
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EOK SALE-A valuable Farm in healthy
4 and good neiehborhood, containing fifty acres
of cleared and thirty of wood land, about five miles
from. the city of Richmond, half mile from the
!Richmond MISUNDERSTANDING Railroad anda djoin
ling the residence of Francis Staples and Others
ION the Farm is good Framed Dwelling House
STABLES for horses and cattle Ice House. Well of
;excellent water, and Orchard OF two hundred
Fruit trees well selected and of the choses, kinds
land Vineyard of three of the finest Grapes
which will Weld this season. at least one thousand
agallons of Wine. It's enclosed with new fence
sand presents inducements such as are seldom offer
Jed to purchasers III this neighborhoed
For terms, apply to Joseph Doerfinger, No 200
next door to corner of Broad and Sd streets Rich
mond, Va.
4 jy 24-ts JOSEPH DOERFLINGER.
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IRO0K~. BOOKS, BOOKs.-just receiv

KOOhS. BOOhS, BOOAS.-just receiv
" ed at the Baptist Bookstore: Farmers and
Planters Encyclopedia on rural affairs, Cyclopedia
OF English Literature, by Chsmkers Information
for the People, by ditto; History of Virginia, Lip.
|pencotts New Edition; Chambers Miscellany OF
Useful and Entertaining knowledge, 10 volumes;
|Sscred Mountains, BY Headiey; Sacred Scenes and
Characters, by ditto; Chember's Commercial Dis
|couraes; Hume's History of England, volumes
Annual Scientific Discovery or years book of facts
i'm Science and Art for 1882 the Errors of Modern
rhdelity, illustrated and refuted by s. II. Schmuck
Ter, a. M Morton Montague, or Young Christian d
1Cholce, &c &c, by c. B. Mortimer; Manual OF
pohteness, Book OF Politeness, Home Scenes Stol
RES for Young Houte-keepers, Womans Trials,
Daughters Own Book, Letters 10 Young Ladies
jParior Lexicon, the Wives or Loot and Won, Sc.
nacas Morals and all of the novels of Grace Agui.
lar, and Charlotte Elizabeth, which inculcate the
best religious sentiments For sale at No. 203 Main
Sstreet
iy Of (,HAS WnpTuAM
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a LHAMBkA.-fihe Undersigned having mn, :
a chased OF Mr. William J. Whtow his ipiere.s
ln this favorite Restaurant, begs to inform h;s
friends and the public generally that be i prepared
to furnish them with all the d-licaci=s of the
eesscn and being determined to spare no e.f,rt to
please, he respectfully solicits their patronage
JOSEPH W. BARLOW.
Richmond June 18th 1870 at..rA-.---
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ON MONDAY EvEnfnG' 1rJi.vA 5 !!
The Celebrates New sirs.~s.n. e ~
ard Galies Tree = eere
II HSrkCTFULLY snnOuneo Is - Z g, !.
their Grand Vocal and fnstrumentsi Es1s ~
menfs, Illustrating the Music and Poetry 81 81 s.
lions, on the above evening. and during t. 49,
as performed BY them for the past ten years Is s.
the principal cities Of Europe and America 81
lately At the Italian Opera House, New York
The whole to conclude with Gems from Il.
Italian Operas, giving limitations Of Jenny Lind
Salvi, BeDeventano. Marini Ssnquirico, Lofini, ke
&c, in which the whole Troupe will appear
Admissf0n-Oaly IS cents
Doors open at half past Ito commence at
quarter past6 o'clock.
" % SIS SANFORD Man.oor
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i p We continue the insertion OF the testmo
aniais of the ne Daguerre0types issued from Pratt.
AGallery, at No l45 Main street, under the Gothic
Ewindows. The Magnolia says of it awe We're
quiie astonished at the beautiful manner in which
iE is fitted up the richness of all its appointments
9F I'D the elegant appliances of comfort and luxury
with which it abounds We looked over larat
s,uInber OF the distinguished men of Virginia, and
Swell known private citizens, and did not see one
anferior likeness amongst them. Mr. p. is master
BOT his profession, and such to be the genera
Aopinion, if we Judge from the army of witnesses OF
CHS skill which look down from the walls" "The
4best likeness | have ever had taken," says d.
N Wexford, of Fredericksburg, Va, President
Hot Medical Convention je %
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~ How many expressions OF commenoauoI
II ever hear 10 NV saloon. !. Why. he takes them
|every time .How beautiful that 10. = That's
Iyou Kate IL never saw any thing more per
feet" "Oh why, how be DOES take them
like his style, his positions oh, the dear httl
Thing why, be took i laughing, Ct the nrsf ums
land many more of the same sort Those who
want beautiful, durable and ldeiike Portrait 81
|eI, viii come 70 MDuLsuFs
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery, TO Main ST.
door above Mitchell q Tyiers Jewelry store.
Don't mistake the place. VI
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~ The Office of the New York Her.
a d. Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Batimor'
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspaper
Magazines and Cheap Publications, e az lus:
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
General AGENT
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JOB PRINTING


DISPAT OFFICE.
Governor Street. 2 doors from Main.
RICHMOND, Va.
Pamphlets, Business Cards,
SFcuIarss Tickets,
Handbiiis, Blanks. &C.. H,c
Labels, of every description.
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
- Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re
gcelved and executed in the handsomess style.
il 10
Is The Voice of the Press.-a Simons
SLlkenesses are the best we have ever seen Eve
4nng Post AS our citizens are leaving for watering
kpaces, &C, likeness of friend at such aperioc is
always received as special gift to be treasured
a household god What young maa is there who
would object to a beautiful Likeness of his "lady
B Hove" or what young lady would refuse smiling
4nkeness OF her beau or what parent or child ex
sts who would not look with delight upon the like
ness OF each othera more truly valuable gift
canuot be conceived of than the beautiful artistica
and richly col9ed Daguerreotypes, such as are ia
oxen at NJ. P. SIMONS',
i Jy IL Is. Main street, Eagle Square.
Eg Great Cure for Dyspepsia.-DR. ]
Is. ROSES DYSPEPIC COMPOUND, AND
sFAMlLY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS, both costing
Us cents.
have cured more than FIVE thousand persons of
10y spepsia and Liver Complaints with my Dyspep
Tic Compound and Family Pills Read the follow
sng letter from gentleman in Virginia, W hom
4uc'Si cav" ne Is one OI thousands VINO are HV1ng
monuments of the great cures made by my FAM
Ely Medicines.-J. S Rose NJ d.
DINwIDDIE Co, Va June, 1852
To Dr. J. S. Rose Philadelphia-Dear Sir: Foi
the sake Of humanity, write these few lines 10 in
storm you and the public generally, of the great
4cure your Dyspeptic Compound has made on me
I In the summer OF 1850. was attacked with VIC
Slent diarrhea and after trying the remedies pre-
sscribed by two or three eminent ply icans for ls
mouths, without any effect and being reduced al
Smost to skeleton and scarcely able to walk acros
! my room, accidentally received one of your cir
sculars, in which found my disease exactly de
sscnbed. My son went to Petersburg and purchas
led bottle OF the DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, with
ia box of your FAMILY OR ALTERATIVEiPILLS
land to my great establishment and satisfaction, |
Hound great relief in few days; and in two weeks
i was entirely well. At this time | am in better
Health than have been in ten or twelve years. In
sshort, sir, your medicine saved my life.
] Your, with respect, GEO. J. JONES.
The above preparations, and all Dr. Roses cele
brated Family Medicines,
For sale by Adie d Gray Purcell. Laid & Co..
Bennett q Beers, Alex Duval, Il. X. Daval, O. A
sStrecker, A. Bodeker. Gaynor & Wood, Blair
NJ Zachrisson ano VIZ. Ladd jy l6
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DIS PATCH OFFICE.
Governor Street. 2 doors from Main.
RICHMOND, "a
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|Eizens of
|venuon;
ssnted TO
s Hotel,
for the
|rpapers
proceed.
flny "A
rnaan.
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HURLEY,S OFFICE, =
OPPOSITE THE OLD MARKET.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class d, drawn July 24th i
Lowest prize $50.
IS 81 Ga 81 % 60 81 Is 40 IS II SO 65.
Whole ticket Nos 20 "a g. prize of 50 500
eturned to the Managers for wait of purchases.
lby HURLEY.
iy 26-2t
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RS To the Citizens of Richmoud

~ To the CftIZens OF K1chmOnd and
transient visff0rs.-If you wish TO have your
hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful Style and your whiskers changed 10 beau
[tifal black or brown color, please call at the Hair
Icuttine, Shaving, and Shampooing Saloon, under
The American Hotel -
NB-Hot. cold, and shower baths can be had
daily from GA M to 10 M, and on Saturday at !
In NJ. -
Single bath 25 cts; five tickets for 81. Entrance
/ lth street. jya4
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Na,,v,.m and the Irish Brogue.

nns,,l seo,t and his friends have been sngulary IN
,., !. ,he;r attempts 10 dupe the Catholics and oui
aAon,ad ci,izens The bitterness with when Inc wing
candidate sssaed foreigners few years ago, ana 'he
he displayed in forming party for the purpose
o,s,clud,pg them from the polls were well calculated 10
.,,ay ,hem against him. now that Mr. Seward and his
,o,owsrs have brought him before The people as can
a.,s for the presidency Being in great need oil the
n those whom be wished TO deprive OF the right OF
a,.0s General Scott has sought 10 win their favor by
each transparent arts as have served rather 10 strengthen
mar a;slike into disgust while they have exaspera'ed
~. native American party, which he was SO quick 70
oaoo and betray in order 10 advance his personal IN
... General Scott has fallen between two stools
IA ,s see ina, one Of his chief organs the Albany Eve
~. ,on,nal. denounces those OF the native American
n,,v who refuse 10 support him IN bitter terms. audlng
- the burnng Of the Catholic churches IN Phiadephia
II ,saa This is most unfortunate anson on the par
u hs Seward papers for General Scott was one OF tht
;;nal flanders of the church burning party; and al
though he has since he became presidential asp
~, hseo laboring with more zeal than decorum L
oh,an Catholic votes and the votes OF our adopted
cilizens yet the church-burnng scenes OF lsa4 di'
not in any serve 10 cool Inc neat OF MS mag
nation against foreigners, or lessen MS ram III hau'e
Americansm. But the hopes Of advancement exeriet
an Influence which the spectacle OF Catholic churches u
flames could not exert and induced him 10 approach on
adopted citizens with unbecoming solicitations in hi
late elecioneerng tour 10 tue West His appeals wer
so ndecorous as to give oenceso little in keeping viii
The course which candidate for the presidency should
pursue as 10 excite indgnaon-and so shallow an
transparent as 10 be actually insulting TO The intelligence
ot ou adopted citizens His efforts aud the abnse which
his organ (lhe Albany Evening JournaD heaps on III
church. burners now can deceive no one Gen Scott
political character il now thoroughly understood, an
every one can see that his position with regard 10 ma
tiysm depends entirely the position in which he J
placed and the result is that he has lost support IN boil
directions His conmitals TO the native Americana
have made him obnoxious TO adopted citizens, Will
his disposition to make these commtals subserveni t
bis personal interests have made him obnoxious 10 hi
former companions and the readiness which his friend
have manifested 10 resort 10 any device matter hov
dsIepuabe in order 10 obtain power. nsuTes the trl
umphant election OF franklin Pierce.
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Honors to MIR. webster.

just as we 60 10 press we learn BY telegraph tina
The citizens of Concord. New Hampshire. held meeiin
Yesterday, in The Representatives Hall. Resolutions
rssuse, TO The memory Of Daniel Webster were passed
Hon. Ira Perham was the chairman OF The meeting
General Pierce was present He delivered an eloqueh
and beautiful euogium. Colonel William Kent 1uag'
perham. and Others, pronounced eulogies
The telegraph also informs us that Mr. webster
death was pubishe in an extra New Orleans fieayuht
an Sunday. The bells OF the city were ioiied' anl
olher lob ems OF Tespeet were manllesled.
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Letter OF r. Deyin Reilly.

In anticipation OF the election Of General Pierce Nj
T. Devin Reilly, of New York, has addressed 10 him
letter. invoking his friendly niercesson in behalf OF hi
Irish patriots Brien, Mitchell and oihers-who ar
now anguishng in exile beyond the verge OF civiiza
lion for an unsuccessful but gallant attempt 10 secure 10
their country the enjoyment OF civil and religious liber
w. Mr. Reilly himself bore no undistnguished part j
the last effort Of The Irish patriots. As journalist
contributed much 10 their and would have share
with them the suerings and glory Of exile, bad he no
succeeded in escaping 10 this couniryihe asylum oil h
oppressed Of all lands The obdurae heart OF the pres
emf administration has manifested sympathy Tor In
suerngs OF the brave Irish exes Tnis administrator
promp, enough 10 suceor the falling fortunes 9
spanish desposm in Cuba, but turned deaf ear 10 III
cries Of these suffering martyrs Of freedom. We'll MAJ
Mr. Reilly feel that be does not plead in VAN with
democratic President nierpose his good Offices in be
half Of the Irish exiles. We invite attention 10 Mr.
Rely's eloquent letter.