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EDWARD X. COLLINS Il CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, 5HIPLEY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
Il. G. ROBERTS L CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE l. CO.,
25 Rue Notre Dame DIES Victories
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To Politicians.

To Politicians.
TOE sHILlIHsToN, bookseller ss6one magazine news
paper published
u list with salaries attached, Of all the United
ministers foreign copsu collectors OF
snd all the Offices
city throughout Union in the gift Of the President
cabinet
Three copies for 81, or 37x cents single copy.
For sale ut
JOE sHILl1NGroN's Bookstore,
odeon building, corner ~ street and Penn avenue.
Jan 5--co6t
s.---------.----s--4.z---A-
Tor sale rent the brick dv~sntng- house
Vim, the Marine Bnrrack
10Th ure.ss May Washington Its repce
conveniency gentce family, with garden brick stable o
four csftsse and other out bouses II sold, The
moderate and accommodating and not sold by The
lr' May, will he for rent ~. . =.
sale aud square No, ias, between
hNh Ana 2eti stf~en west Mil
Aho, those esdy sassrd Nos = square No 70
have been subdvded lots OF 2 feet ant cac
o. y a.p four lots nontng ON street. and three fronting OF
For fnrrher psrteuln- appy,o
DE sELDrNG A wyLIE
lao os a,t seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall
Central Aeademay
Conner OF and len, streets.
r.. a s~sy s sSar.s, Principals.
Marcu. y wells, As,x.n,
o Mon r. RassIt, Professor n wodsfn f,rrr.,x.
oc"ss.' pssnisra's, Tsycv Msury's, And hnv A.,
-La- sai4ea-A A.AA4Gl Il "co IS COD"
JrATE, City, aud RaiIrwAd MSrssss~ Al, "a. $3.50
~ sif tctsn pr esnt md wen For by
-. CHURB BROTHERS, nsnLsr-
beo~-s""'~ Opposite Treasury.
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On Tuesday evening" February Mis- MARGARET ROWAN ii
SSH yoaT OF her
sequainances of the family respectfully
funeral Tbsfsday afternoon,
O'Clock residence OF her in law Mr.. William Par
ham, 10th street, L, without further notice.
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N EMOsRs. and ccr~espcrdsssc~ 81 rh~~sss
wi Moor. by Lord John Rus~.ii Nos 1 and o.
Jan IA VRANCK TAYLOR.
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Prices admission Private boxes IS dress circle and
aueti children under half pce reserved seats
rs family circle, 10 cents trd
ucr, so cents colored gallery, 25 cents
Doors open 6k O'Clock will be raised at The
once open daily 10 O'Clock, O'Clock,
pm.
Feb ,
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COACH LACE 9 Having purchased of
~ Messrs Flynn, Enrich q Murrill, their stock
of Laces, Trim mings, &C. in this city, we otter
them 10 merchants and manufacturers at the prices
sold by them. Our stock Ia now very complete,
and consists in part of
A great variety of Coach Laces
Scanning and Posting Laces to match
Rug Fringe Tufts, glass frame Tassels
Coach Tassels, Centre Pieces
Linen and silk Fringe Lines, &c
We have also made arrangements with Messrs
Flynn, Enrich g. Murrill, TO keep us supplied with
such TRIMMINGS as they manufacture, which we
shall sell at their prices
We likewise ask attention to our large stock of
Coach Hardware, &c, which consists in part of
Bright and black Elliptic Springs, two to nine
plates
Iron Axles, one to three inch with nuts and pins
Patent Screw, half Patent and Taper Axles
Mowrv's case hardened Taner and poten, A~las
Brass plated and mslesble Bands
Maleabe Castings, Carriage and Tire Bolts
Brass and plated Coach Handles
Coach Hinges. Knobs, Curtain Frsmes and Locks
Elm Hubs; hickory, oak and ash Feloes
Hickory and oak Spokes. Shafts and Bows
Patent Leather, Enameled Cloth, and Oil Car.
peting
Also, good assortment of Brass. Plated and ia.
pan Harness Mounting ,harness makers and sad.
lers Tools.
All of which we will sell low for cash or to
punctual customers. VAN LEW TAYLOR,
nv 2s-d&c l9 Main street.
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A Lovers Lament.
A BELLE and Beau did walking 60
N In love they both were pinipg;
The Sun. its beama on them did shine,
And the hour comes soon for dining.
Love never tires or complains;
True love, it's hard to match;
So set US down on yonder stile
While read you the Dispatch.
My Ellen, dear, III this you read
For this | know you care
BARTHOLOMEW offers to the world
All lame Watches to repair
Where does he live? On Governor street,
Next door to John Clarke
And opposite to the Dispatch
And now for home we start
w BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker and Jeweler, Governor st.
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MARRIAGE CUSTOMS IN ENeLAND.-The
present fashion, in England, at marriages. is to
have heaps of bridesmaids. Lady Edith Hast
ings, who was married 10 Fred. Clifton had
eleven bridesmaids, all attired in white muslin
dresses over pink silk, with pink silk bonnets
trimmed with white lilac. Each had a bou-
quet, ornamented with pink ribbons. The
bride wore dress Of Honiton lace over poult
de sole, wreath of orange flowers on her
head and Honiton lace veil over her shoul-
ders. In England, except in very rare instan-
ces, all marriages take place in church be-
tween the hours off in the morning and 12 at
noon. ..ass -
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fAs rean Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the
public thst he has been to great expense and
trouble to procure an instrument superior 10 any
eoer oeJore khsoDa. Mr. OSBORN will guarantee
better hkenesses of children than have ever been
taken in Richmond, and IN one half the time any
other Artist requires. This instrument was man.
u'aeiured by one Of the heat makers 10 this coun
try, expressly for my use. Come one come al,
and bring your little ones. OSBORN's
apt Sign Of the Flags of allNationa
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EOLAND G5 BELsHAW beg leave to in.
form he public and all owners OF ga" Mills,
that they cave now opened Shop In 9th street,
between Cary and Main streets, opposite the
Phenix Foundry for the purpose OF repairing
Saws.
Circular Saws repaired and warranted to run
true. my 3-dawlm*
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NO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mn, ,

NO CONTRACTORs.-pr will hs "a
j. ceived at the once oftne Secretary of the Com.
on Saturday the 4th day of June next for the folo
ing work. viz: - '0'
45 cubic wards of wslling across the sn,Iv a,
the North end of 5h street. l45 iineal feet of Cul
vert 10 inea feet of Stack, and $50 cubic wards of
Embankment across the gully at the Nor,b erd of
Ith street Also lao neal feet of Culyert no lineai
leet OF stack, and 1000 cubic yards of Embank
men' across the Guilty at the North end of 9th
street, aud 40 cubic yards of walling across the
Gully at the North end of 18th street
The estimate tor the Masonry has been made at
% 3o per cubic yard including the necessary exca
vston Tor the foundations the eunbankm ment on 7th
street at ls cents and on sh street at 20 cents per
cubic yard.
Plans, specifications and further Information can
oe obtained by application at the office of the un.
dersigned.
The individual to whom work is awarded will
be required 10 enter into contract with approved
security for the prompt aud faithful execution of
the work; and unless the contract be signed within
ten days after the date of the award II will be con-
sidered abandoned. The proposal should state the
time at which the work will be completed No bids
will be considered which exceed The estimate prices
and which do not conform in every particular TO the
above requirements.
By order of the Commissioners of Streets gen.
orally.
my 3o-6t w GILL. City Engineer.
A NOThEK CERTIFICATE.-RIoH
Madam: 1t 10 with pleasure present you with my
testimony In behalf OF your "COUGH ELIXIR.'-
| have used it in my family owe 25 years-many
years before you made sale of it-and have found
1t every thing You represent it to be. With myself,
in q cold and cough, it acts like charm. am
never without some ofit near me and, by timely
use of it, have no doubt it has saved me many doc
| tors fees and although don't believe it the in
falibe cure of every body and all diseases, know
personally of its good effects with great many
ether than my own family, and cheerfully recon-
| mend it to the public. WIN. McCRERY.
For sale, wholesale and retail, By BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. d
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad st., and CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist. Richmond. my 30
II McDONALD, Successor to VIC Donald
Ia, & Lyons, RegaIia and Banner Manu-
facturers, will continue the business at the old
stand, where he will be pleased to fill all orders that
may be entrusted to MIN.
Lodges, Divisions and Encampments fitted out at
short notice.
HAVING given up the Regalia business cheer.
fully recommend TO my brethren of the various
Orders my successor and late partner McDO
NALD, and hope they will extend to him the pat
ronage heretofore extended to the late firm
nv 19-3m A S LYONS
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LhENCh CnaNA, &c, at %Io .srond
street, opposite Messrs Breeder d Fox's Dry
Goods Store.
r. L. HICKSON Is now opening supply of
beautiful China Flower Vases, Gilt Pitchers new
styles; Motto Cuss and Saucers, plain and gold
Candlesticks, handsome Toilette Bottles. Also on
haui large stock of Crockery and Glass Ware
Trays, Walters, Spoons, Knives and Forks, Look
ing Glasses, Lamps &c, with greatly variety Of
1sncy articles all of which he will sell at low prices
my l3
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GUMuER UNDER CLOTHING FOR
~ GENTLEMEN.-W. F. OWENS has on hand
a handsome assortment of silk, thread, cotton,
gauze and linen Under Shirts and Drawers; also,
linen and cotton Shirts of superior make, and of
Dsnskin's celebrated pattern, which are warranted
10 it together with a handsome assortment OF
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravats, Opera Ties, Canes, Um-
brel!as Pore Monnaies, &c &C., suitable for gen.
tlemen, Of the most fashionable and desirable
kinds
~ Gentleneus' measures taken Shirts and
Collars made 10 order w F. OWENS,
24-lm* Opposite American Hnt"'.
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~ hLLiNt4 OFF AT CNsT.-A GkEAT
- CHANCE TO SAVE 20 PER CENT. AT Fl
ROSEEFELD'S, No IFS BROAD STREET.
Having determined to make change in my bust
ness the present Summer, | will, from this day,
offer my entire stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
AFticles al and below cost, for cash ltis too te.
dious 70 enumerate the different styles of Goods -
All he asks is call, and you can satisfy yourself.
Call early. before the Goods are picked over. Do
not forge. the name and place
II. ROSEEFELD,
my 24-t7Jv* IT'S Broad street.
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In fact all OF the Cities towns and villages in the
two States. the proprietors ara determined to
make this the popular Express of Virginia and
North Carolina, and all they ask is trial to con-
vince the comm unity that this is the cheap and ex
peditious line, and in direct opposition to all mono
poles. The main object is 10 make it safe, ex.
pedilious AID cheap accommodation to the mer
charts &C., of the two States
Particular attention paid to the collection of Bills
Drafts, Notes sc &c.
Every description of merchandise, valuable
packages specie, 6c. &C., transported to and from
New York. and the principal cities and towns in Vir
Rina and North Carolina under care of SPECIAL
MESSENGERS.
Merchants ordering goods from New York, will
please be particular in ordering their correspon-
dents to dispatch them through PARISEN &
KINGS EXPRESS, No Barclay street, Qormerly
2 Vesey street,) New York.
WIN L. MAULE, Agent
nv 26-Iw Pearl street. Rict mond.
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A few days since, an old man, one of the in.
mates ofthe county poor.house, at Indianapo-
lis, while engaged in scuffie, with Henry
Hoag land, an idiotic pauper, was bitten By
him on the little finger. Inflammation extend-
ed to the whole arm. The man became deliri-
Gus, and died two days afterwards, evidently
from the poison communicated to his system
by the bite on the finger.
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% A fire occurred in Savannah on Sum
day last. which destroyed the carpenter shop
of Geo. Kellar, the grocery of Martin Horne.
and several smaller buildings. A
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COPENHAGEN, May 12.-Tbe moving table, 4
phenomena are attracting great attention hero
as everywhere else. One circumstance it 10
well to mentiop, as it may lead to the other
Airs informs US that lady in that town who
had taken partin a ''moving table" sitting was
suddenly seized with violent he eadache.--
Two other ladies who bad also assisted at tho
table, put their hands to her head, " hen she
Immediately fell into deep magnetic sleep,
from which no one could wake her. While in
this state she answered all questions put to
her, even as to absent persons and their en-
ployments, and announced how she was to
be recovered-namely, by the use of vinegar.
When this was applied, after a sleep of half
awoke, but remembered nothing of what had
taken place during her magnetic trance.
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1AI rENLY LIST OF NEW BOOKS
w for saIe at WEST e. BROTHERS.


ie4 THOS BIGGER, P. NJ
1AI EENLY LIST OF NEW BOOKS
w for sale at WEST e. BROTHERS.
Lord Saxondae, by Reynolds. vol 2-50c
Eveieen Wilson, the Orphan Girl-25c
Harry, ,Coverdaie's Courtship-5cc
A Wreath Around the Cross, Rev NJ Brown
rs cts
Old Forest Ranger, Frank Forester-sl so
American Game Ia its Season--Sl 25
The Empress of the Isles, or Lake Bravo-25c
Maxims and Morals, Rochefoucauld-Sl
The Attorney; or Correspondence of John Quod
81
Cyrila, by author of "Initialsn-50c
Sam Sticks Wise Saws and Modern Instances
SOC
Dictionary of the Army, by Col GardIner-S2 25
klttos History Of Palestine-Sl 25
Walnwrights Family Prayers-75c
Anecdotes for Steamboat and Railroads.&c.
Harper, Putnam, Knickerbocker, and all the new
Books, Magazines end Newspapers of the dsy, for
sale at the old established
Exchange Bookstore,
je2 8 ana Exchange Hotel.
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IA MARTIN smITH, SION, LAND
W. WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
ONCE l4th street, old stand for many years occu
pied BY John NJ Clarke Lottery Office The
highest market prices paid for old Virginia Military
Land Warrants and Land Warrants underline act
OF September 2e, 1850. All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Dir Clarke will be redeemed by
the subscriber. NJ MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
B-Persons at a distance can obtain any infor
nauon relative TO the old business and have their
orders faithfully and confdentially executed by ad
dressing, post paid,
III MARTIN SMITH, GsneFal Agent
3j-62Tn nj sfarH 18th at
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render.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-An
attempt was made recently to escape from the
District Penitentiary, as we learn from the
Washington Republic, by six or eight of the
convcts, Alexander, Rady and Camper be.
ing the ruling spirits. When discovered, they
had dug hole just large enough for the body,
for a distance of thirty feet, and only five feet
more were to be excavated. A number of files
were alse found, sharpened on both edges, and
at the point, together with a bludgeon. con
cealed in an old pair of bellows in the black.
smith shop. These instruments were intended
for defence in case of emergency. The result
was, the ringleaders in the attempt were heavi
ly ironed and placed in solitary confinement.
FREDERIcKsRUKG.-Th initiative step to-
wards the formation of an Agricultural Socie-
ty was made in Fredericksburg on Saturday
last. The meeting was attended. says the
Herald, by number fyoung and ardent far
mers from neighboring localities. A CON-
mendable spirit was evinced.
A poll is to be held in Fredericksburg to-
day to see whether the people will authorize
the corporation to subscribe $S5,U00 to the
Gordonsville Railroad.
A mass meeting ofsons of temperance is in
contemplation for the 9th.
ALBEMARLE.-From the Charlottesville JEFF
fersonian. of Thursday, We learn that on Tues
day Joshua Goings received sentence to be
hung on Friday, the 18th OF August next, for
the murder of his daughter. Mr.. Allen w.
Starks was condemned to three months i'm
prisonment in the County Jail for stabbing a
Mr.: Auhlenburg Hogg.
The amount of $4,000 having been sub
scribed to the stock of the Monticello Bank,
the commissioners have closed the books
Ten dollars and three cents were coniribu ted
in Albemarle to the Washington Monument
fund, al the late election.
LoUIsA.-Our readers will recolIect that we
published, few days since, an account of the
robbery of 5000 in specie, from Mr.. VIM But.
Ter, OF Louisa county. We learn that Charles
+. Jones, of Louisa, was arrested few DAYS
ago, on his arrival from Richmond, charged
with being concerned in the robbery.
SMALL Pox.-fhe Faruvilie Journal states
that no new case of small pox has occurred in
that place since last week. OF those reported
then, one. negro girl, who had been for long
time diseased with scrofula, has died. The
other two are mending, with every prospect Of
speedy recovery. The physicians entertain
no apprehensions Of farther spread Of the
malady.
IHE CLERKs.-A clerkship in Washington
is not so pleasant situation as il used TO be-,
according to all accounts. Orders were is-
saed through portion of the Interior Depart.
ment on Thursday requiring the attendance OF
clerks from o'clock A. M. TO r. NJ, and
prohibiting all absence, conversation, and ev-
erything else except strict attention TO obusiness
during Office hours, and excluding all agents
aud other yisiters. Similar regulations have
also been adopted in the Third Auditors Of.
fee.
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n B. LUCK,
u STOCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
GevERNoR STREET.
Stocks bought and seld on Commission. The
highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Geld and silver Wanted.
fY7 Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lot
ieriss under the management OF K France & Co,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative to the business of K. France 81 Co, ad
dressed to thsm at Richmond. will meet with
prompt attention.
mp2 c. B. LUCK.
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AnTI.RETAIL PETITIoNERs.-The Atlanta
(Ga.) Republican is responsible for the follow
ing anecdote:
The petition for suppression of the liquor
traffic where desired by the people, is in circu-
laton in Il is county. We have head of its being
presented TO two retailers in this city, one OF
them signed it, saying it ought to be stopped.
wherever the people did not desire it, and the
other fell furious. He said: .ai
"Py Cot, no sign tie tam petition. Ven IA,
mettles nit mine lipertes me leave te United
States in two minutes, py ,am!''
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- BUEEos AYREs AND MoNTEvIDEo.-The
greatest discomfort prevailed among the inhabi-
tants at Montevideo at last accounts. Placards
were posted on the walls bearing the words,
"Death to the present Government" and "Long
live the Coloradoes." Late adyices from
Buenos Ayres state that such had been the ef
feet of recent disturbances that business was
entirely deranged, and that English, French
and German houses would sell outstanding
claims for 40 per cent discount. The block
ade was still continued with great rigor, and
it was thought that the city would soon sur
render,
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4 WISH 10 inform the citizens Of Richmond that
am prepared TO furnish all kinds of Awnings
al tie sheItest notice. Also Tents, Tarpaulins and
Wheel Rope Splicing. Applyto
my 27-lm* VIM G DREW 18th st.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

w a. ALLIE k4kco 0AdL II
| GENTLEh
Anderson Chsmb!in
Armstrong Jno
Astea John
Al len Robert
Blackburn Benjamin R
Brooks Calvin
Burton G.
Brewer Ezekiel
Barnes Frank ]
Brewer Frederick
Bailey Fowler S
Blankenship Fendall
Browning Henry 2
Budwell Jno Browne
Buckley James 2
Baker James
Bishop James w
Booker John
Bailey James
Booker John
Refer J
Bishop Jacob G 2
Booker John
Beck John
Burns james
Chapman Atwood
Christian Bollen
Cooke spjsmin F
Church Chas r
Clarke Chas ii
Clarke Franklin
Chick Francis N 2
Carey George
Cunningham Geo q
Canada James
Carncross Jn0 A
Cannon Jno
Cooper JDo
Csstlen Jno
Curran Mnrty
Dyke A ]
Derr Charles 8
Donnslla Fenaall G
Doran James
Davis Jno N
Diamond James
Drought jno
Huntington James NJ
Dunlary Jas w
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YEW PRINTING OFFICE,

Wrst cDrntr HauEH H"u ." t NNH 3,
rKVHE undersigned hsvns, at grea; expense, nj
.,,6,,ctjne the .sBook and Job Printing
Ynn.iress. ~, in all It's branches, under the name
s'' " yCi.EMMITT, FORE E. CAMPBELL.
p.;,r practical printers, and having been engaged
'm i've 20 nine years past in some Of the oest es.
..hrshuents in the city, we fatter ourselves that
To- 40 competent to execute printing in work
'r,nrse msnner, and on as reasonable terms as can
=" acne: such as Checks, Blanks, Cards,
C,rcuIars, Handbiiis, Labels, Bill Heads,
Pamphlets, &C. &c
We hope, By attention to business, ana iaitn'ui
....,,3on of work 10 merit, what we now solicit,
s.asye of public pstronsge
L. H. FORE,
rI1-1m J. HARVEY CAMPBELL
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CHILDRENs' WEARING APPAREL
" MRS BIGGS has just opened, avery handsome
assortment of Cnil6rens' Wearing Apparel, at the
corner Of Main and 1st streets, where she will be
happy to supply families desiring dress, for either
boys or girls. my 24-lmr
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

TAa A CowARDIN. Proprietor,
zuau r. PLEASANTS. Editor.
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The st. Louis hremen had fight last week. in
which several were badly injured and Jacob
sclepter killed.
Thomas J. Adams, of Nashville, Tenn, charged
with kidnapping was arrested at Pithburgh on
Saturday. A colored boy, native Of Jamaica, VA,
taken from him.
fight took place in Cincinnati last week. be-
tween monkey and terrier bulldog In which
doggy came of second best" decidedly, losing hin
tongue and one ear. s#
Mrs Thorne, m'lliner at Evansville, Ind, was
struck with lightning. on Tuesday last bat her
beauty so bright that ths electricity ran rishf
OF without harming herl
An exchange paper says: "Never let peoplewof
for you gratis. Two years ago q man carried
bundle for us and we have been lending him twa
shiltings week ever since.n
An sfFray occurred at Courtiand. Ala On the 2Iss
ult. between Junius Bynum and Mr.. Ware, y
which both were killed.
On the fnal surrender of Burgoyne at ssrs.osa
to General Gates, the following coupiet vas P"p
trsted by Sheridan:
.Bnrgoyne defeated o, ye Fsfss
Could not this samson carry astnsf
The supreme court of New York has amsmee n,s1
the sentence Of deah against Fifzssralas q, Se.'
in New York city of the murder OF me viz
II sis said that Mrs. Bodisco and dsoe VII ~ &c. &c
New York next Saturday, en- roais ioa -
burg.
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Initials.

Proprietor OF National Hotel.
President of the Law School.
iel THOS B BIGGER, P. NJ