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EASTERN SHORE RAuRoAD.-The Msrv
land House of Delegates, on Wednesday
passed-ayes 40, noes S-the bill to incoroo.
rate the Eastern Shore Railroad Company. Is
this part Of the Air Line Railroad?
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SERENADE.-The " midnight hour in the Dis
patch office was enlvened last night by a charm
ing serenade. We return thanks to the young gen
flennen who maid us the com nIinent
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STEALING IRoN.-Harriso Hancock, slave to J.,
R. Anderson for stealing a small quantity of iron
from his master on Thursday evening last was on
yesterday ordered by alderman Evans 80 lashes-
Arrested by Waterman Scale.
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I5-5t* WIN. H II. GARDNER

Eg@ To the Voters of kichznond.-At the
solicitation Of many friends, l hereby announce
myself candidate for the place OF Giager. Should
it be your pleasure to elect me, promise that no
pains on my part shall be spared give satisfaction.
NH Tim s. n. DAVIS.
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IUNCAN LODGE FOR SAUNA

DUNCAN LODGE FOR SALE.-The
- above named very desirable residence, and
the valuable Tract of Land, containing % acres on
which it stands are offered for sale privately on
very advantageous terms.
1t is situated on the Deep Run Turnpike, on the
continuation OF Broad street, about three quarters
OF mile west of the city OF Richmond, and about
200 yards from the Richmond College.
The land Is highly improved by abundant ma
nuring and good cultivation, and has a small
stream of water passing through the corner OF it.
In the garden and near the house are shrubs and
trees bearing great variety and abundance of the
choicest fruits and flowers
The dwelling house is well and handsomely built
In modern style OF brick so by 80 feet two stories
and basement high, with all convenient out.
houses and offices also of brick and in good repair
The situation is an airy, dry and perfectly healthy
one, and well supplied with excellent water. An
unexceptionable title will be conveyed the pur.
chaser. Apply to I. q. Mckenzie or Mss. Nc
kenzie, on the premises, or to the subscriber, who
Is duly authorised to sell and convey the same.
nah 19-dts " DANIEL, JR
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IA ONE MORE CANDIDATE IN
IA THE FIELD-FELLOW CITIZENS: /
VIZ will not trouble you to go to the Polls to
vote for me, though if you should be In
want OF good suit of Clothes, would advise
you by all means, to call en- the subscriber oppo.
site the Post Of1ce, who has just received new and
well selected stock of Cloths, Cassfmeres and
Festinss with variety of Handke hiefs
Stocks, Gloves, Collars, &c,
WIN. J. SMITH, Merchant Tailor.
B SCOTS Reports of Fashions, for sale.
NH 1876
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H Guager's Card-T0 the Voters OF
the City.-GENrLEMEN: Graceful for past ia
vors, again announce myself mos; respectfully, a
candidate for reelection.
NH l2-tG* J. Fl STRORIA
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NOTICE.-Ths Is to inform the public that
IN the representation made by Mr. C w Living
ston, in regard to the dissolution of LIVINGSTON
& CLARKE. is either utterly FALSE or he did me
gross injustice In reading the receipt which he
says signed, by reading in said receipt that which
1t did contain thereby taking the advantage of
my inability TO read writing. He read ia said re.
ceipt which he wrote himself. that he was to ma y
bin due to Johnson, and a bill due to Bennett 4
Beers; and he further stated that the arm owsa
nothing except the two above named bills. which
was false, be alone having the management of the
NH l9-1t< VIM n cIApxr
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e They had soft-sheli crabs in New Or.
leans on the 10Th inst. When we have soi,.
shell crabs almost every thing will be soft in
New Orleans.
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THE MAYoR.-Mayor Lambert's health still
continues in very precarious condition.
Senior Alderman Evans presides in his ab.
sence.
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e The Antwerp bill, in very much al
tered shape, passed the Senate yesterday
morning. but the vote by which it passed was
reconsidered in the afternoon, and the bill was
committed to q special com miitee.
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sWard's Book-"English Items''-is ba.
wing quite run. Appleton & Co. have s,ereo.
typed it,
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E High COnstable.-We are requested to
state that Mr. GEO. w. TOLER Is not candidate
for this office mn lS-3r
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E% Monroe Ward COMMON COUNCIL.
MEN-Wm C Allen, VIM Rutherford, d Sam
ders, H Shook, s d Denoon.
ALDEaMEN-J .WiDgfeld, L w Glazsbrook,
jas Bray, Jno L Tate.
mn l8-3ts FAIRPLAY.
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City Collector-To the Voters of the
City of Richmond.-At the earnest request OF a
large number of nay fellow citizens, | announce
myself candidate for the Office of City Collector
at the ensuing Spring elections; and should it be
yoar pleasure to confer the office upon me, pledge
myself to devote my whole time and personal al
tention TO your interests.
NH I5-5t. WIN H II GARDNER
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49, RELIGIOUS TICE,-The
eS>-s-A Rev. Mr.. CASE will deliver his second
Lecture on the Paternity of God, on tomorrow
Sunday evening, at the Universaist Church. on
Mayo street. Services beginning at quarter before
soclock. The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
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A NTH RACITE COAL, ANTHRA-
IA CITE COAL.-The subscriber is now receiv-
ing by schr Corne ella, cargo of No l Red Ash
Coal which he will deliver in any part of the CITY
at s5 IS the cart load from vessel Orders left at
Messrs Alex Mott e. Co.'S Auction House, will re
ceive prompt attention.
NH ls-4tr PCLARIIS
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NEGRO MAN FOR HIRE.-Ws have IN
- hand Negro Man, OF medium age, who a for
hire for the balance Of the year. "1e : ~
mn ~ ToLER u COOK, Agents.
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The AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-We learn
that the subscriptions to the Cattle Show are
not coming in so rapidly as they have BEEN
We are sorry for this, and hope the evil will
only be temporary. We can conceive of moth
ing which ought more directly to address itself
to every iRhabitant of the city, whatever may
be his or her trade or occupation. This, too,
is so palpable, that we should not think any
person could misunderstood it. Twenty or
thirty thousand persons coming to this city,
and remaining several days, must bring with
them, and spend here, very large sum of mo.
ney. Besides, they get acquainted with the
merchants and tradesmen, and thus commence
dealing with them. They go back home and
bear good report to their neighbors, and they
come here to do their trading.
We hope our citizens will bestir themselves
in this matter. The sum asked Of each is a
mere pittance-only one dollar we believe
and the end in view is very important one
Let us all unite to obtain it, as we may do
with all ease, unless that miserable species of
economy which would prompt farmer to cur
tail the quantity Of land he cultvates, rather
than 60 to the expense of having one of his
ploughs mended, should prevent it.
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r. To the veters Of BIonrse Ward--
The following ticket h submitted 10 the voter a.
the dsy Of election. These gentlemen are knovs
to the interest Of Monroe Ward and the Who's
city, snd much devoted to the Interest Of D.
people:
FoR CeUScTLMKH-J X Anderson, D Depocr.
D J Saunders, G Dimmock.
FoR ALDEzMKN--W G Allen, James Brav I. w
Glazebrook, C Win. field
VOTERS OF LEIGH STREET
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EY City Guager.-T0tk tie Voters of the City
of Richmond AT the request of 8 large number
of friends, end in accordance with 10Y own de-
sires, l hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of City Guager. should il be the pleas
ure OF my fellow citizens to confer the otlice On
ne, promise to devote my individual attention to
universal satisfaction. Vsry respectfully yours,
NH 9-lm+ SAMPSON JONES'
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e City Coilector.-i am a candidate Tor
reelection to the office of City Collector.
NH l4-dtde* JULIUS A. HOBSON :
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NH 19-d2wc1t

T-n LIVERY sTABLE.-T The subscri
2Soer takes this opportunity of returning his
THANKS 10 his customers and friends for their liberal
patronage for the last three years. and hopes by
rewed exertions on his part to give satisfaction,
merit continuance of their fevors. My Grooms
are not surpassed by any in the city for nea,ness
and attention, SO that these who patronse ms may
always expect neat turn out. My prices are as
they have been heretofore. Board by the month,
SIS; by the day, 62K; for single feed, % cents.
buggies, and saddle horses for hire. l also nick
and dock horses, and buy and sell on commission
for those who may think tit to entrust such matters
to my judgment. G L EARNEST,
Council Chamber Hill,
nearly opposite Exchange Hotel.
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DICHNIOND AND DANVILLE Rail.
Ia ROAD-NOTICE To CONTAGIOUS
Proposals will be received at this Office until IL
on MONDAY, April 9TH, 1858, for supplying 400 900
feet M of K r scantling.
SpecifcatiOn-To be all of yellow Pine. of sound
heart, and free from knots, windshakes, cracks,
and ell other cefe.ts that will nure its strength or
durability; sawed to section OF Al Z inches and
cut in lengths of 81, 24t, 90, 3l3 and IS feet.
The above timber will be received at Richmond
Staunton River, at any of the Company's stations
for receiving freight between those places.
ANDREW TALCOTT,
NH 19-d2wclt Chief Engineer.
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STEAMSHIP RoANoKK.-We understand that this
noble steamer is "outdoing herself" By telegraph
from New York, we learn that she arrived there
on Thursday morning last, at o'clock. After
taking in quite large freight at this place Tues
day last, she left her berth about o'clock in the
afternoon of that day. The constitutional b0r''
(Which is interruption to the business of our por
preventing her from leaving at her regular hour,
O'Clock. On her way down the river, she had to
stop at City Point for her Petersburg passengers,
and then at Norfolk for the mail and passengers,
besides alarge quantity Of freight between 300 and
400 bales of cotton, vegetables, &c, &c. (The
Norfolk gardeners, by the bye, are sending large
quantities of early vegetables and fruits to New
York, almost every trip of this ship; why do not
our gardeners do the samel) Allowing therefore,
ten hours dine for these stoppages she has per-
formed the trip from the port of Richmond, by
way of Norfolk, TO the port of New York, in about
81 or % hours. This is quick work, and Captain
Cavendy appears to be determined to keep up the
established reputation of his noble ship. Success
attend his efforts.
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LOCAL MATTER6.

rr.rrraa cousr-Commoneealt w. john Gen
..-Ind,c,ruep. for rsisdemeanor. Tho hung jury
in this case came into court yes'sis-y'
rov.,,,nb "a. Richard Saskatchewan
..,.a.,r..nor in sssaulting Mr.. M. Cane, an old
man. In the month of December as'. Ahe esiaen'e
ves,erdav brought out By the examination incalps-
t;ng skahn very deeply, the attorney declared the
offence a felony, and accordingly noite Proseqas
ws. r.manded back for primary examination be-
fore the Mayor to day. on the most aggravated
charge. The examination occupied two or three
hours.
Co,smoneeahh w. Robert Jameson Indicted for
tipplins without license. Convicted and fined
$50 and costs. The court then adjourned to meet
this morning at IL o'clock.
HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-Yesterday, Moses
Harris, slave to r. L. Woodson-a famous qusck-
doctor among the negro population of Henrico
County, was brought before this court, to answer
the charge of practising medicine contrary to law.
The examination of his case was continued until
the next term.
civil case involving the condemnation of pro-
perty, now the site of the Depot of the Danvie X
R. Company, AMI worth $4,000, was under discus
sion and examination yesterday. The decision of
the court was given yesterday. Other civil bust.
ness occupied the attention Of the court.
DISMISSED. On Thursday evening, man
named John English entered store kept by John
Mescos, near the Basin, and after purchasing some
articles, rendered 81 bill in payment. Mr.. NJ.
deducted thirty-one cents, which he alleged Eng
fish owed him, whereupsn English demanded the
return of his money. stating that he had already
paid the amount claimed by Mescos. Some words
ensued, and English finally seized pitcher which
he threatened to break unless the money was re-
turned to him, when Mrs. Mescos ran up to him,
snatched the pitcher out of his hand, and slapped
him in the face. Horribly terrified at the fierce as
SAUL, English kicked like jumpingjack followed
murder and watch, and the watch came like
friendly Samaritans and took care of him for the
night Yesterday the warrant was dismissed by
the senior Alderman, there being no proof of the
preferred charge of assaulting MIR. and Mrs.
Mescos.
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~To The voters of the City af p

HTo The Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-By request of many triends, | ANNOUNCE
| myself candidate for the Office OF High Consta.
BILE of the City. In offering myself as candidate,
can only promise that should it DO your pleasure
TO elect me, shall discharge the duties of said
office punctualiy and with dispatch.
NH S-dtd ] s e. TINSIEY
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COOP KID GLOVES Ar SIX CENTS
NJ PER PAIR have lot of the above Gloves
left which will close out at the low price of 37t
cents Also for SALE let Of Ladies' and Children's
Gloves and Stockings at and less than cost
w. ]. SWORDS
NH ~ 225 Bread street
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EOR SALk-Ihree Counters and lot Of
l. Drawers, suitable for a store They viii 30
sold low. Enquire at
NH 10 w SwORDg
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w For May or of the City of Richmana.
Allow US to bring 10 the notice OF the vo.e,s ~
Richmond, FRANCIS v. SUTTON, SEN. ESQ "a
suitable person for Mayor of the city.
MANY VOTERS
mh 19--1tt OF Monroe Ward
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II jefferson Ward-FoR CoyScrInru-
Haskins. Darlington, J N Talbost, N BHi1
and Thos Hargreve.
FoR ALDERMEN Alfred Inloes. Edwin Farrsr
l. Rcyster, Z d Sanxay and A Bodeker
The voters of this ward viii keep good look o,,
or they viii loose some CT their most efficient 81
fcers.
NH 1s-6tt MANY VOTERS
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= RVERE HOusE.-Mrs CARD1Zo -
NH 1885, swami
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MANY VOTERS.

g To the Voters of Monroe Ward
The following ticket will be supported at the Ward
election on Wednesday. Apri! 9th:
FoR CoUNcILMEN-S Denoon, X Andersop
Dimmock, d Saunders and C Scott
FoR ALDERMEN-J Bray, C Wingfeld, Z
Tate and L w Gazebrook.
mn 1885, Voters from all parts Of The Yard.
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PKmDRKTON = BKOTH1R,
aUTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, IN
w BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS. &c. Ae- No. 1o1 1Iais street, Rich.
uMNTm WE have n store and -
1Serrx8 are constantly receiving,
2 III - Ylstock TO suit the season. Patent
Leather Work for gentlemen, Boots,
Caters, Pumps and all styles of Summer Shoes.
T Competition II
Encouraged, tends to reduce andse qusiize prices,
aud We are new beginners, we ask but call from
purchasers, to convince them that we are disposed
% % satisfed with small profits. mn ~
NEWSPAPERS FOE THIS WEEK,
Gleason's
Wsverly
Flag
Banner
Museum
Barnum's
Sat Gazette
Evening Post
Pilot, &c &c
The Heir of Redclyne, by the author of the Two
Guardians, HeDrietta's Wish, &c
Woman's Life, or the Trials of Caprice
The MonaTchst. Novel by John Jones
Beatrice or the Unknown Relatives, by Catherine
Sinclair
Peterson's Magazine for April
462 Living Age.
Together with splendid assortment of New and
Popular Music.
~ liberal discount to Teachers.
mnl9 TIL GRESHAM, 1O9X Broad st.
NEW B0OKs-Just received by
IN L L SMITH,
Opposite the American Hotel.
Red, White and Black, or Kossuth's Visit to the
United States
Peterson's Magazine for April
Adventures of Mick Coshgan, or the Ladder OF
Gold, price soc
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives by Caths.
rine Sinclair
The Monarchist. by John II Jones, author of
Wild Western Scenes, an intensely interesting
Novel
The Heir of Redclyfe, by the author of the Two
Guardians, &c, 9 vols
The Three Pirates, or the Cruise of the Tornado
Woman's Life, or the Trials of Caprice, by Emil
lie Carlen
The Spitfre, Nautical Romance, by Captain
Chamer
Vilette, by the author of Jane Eyre
Ruth Garrett, or the Loves of the Earl of Ro.
chester, by w II Ainsworth
Gus Howard, or How to Win Wife.
Eys Always on hand large assortment of
Cheap Books, which will be sold on reasonable
terms wholesale and retail
All new Works received az soon as published.
Country orders and orders by mail attended to
promptly.
All the Boston, New York and Philadelphia Daily
and Weekly papers can be found at
L SMITHS
NH l9-1t Opposite American.
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UAMPTON's We GRTABLE TING
Ill TURE.-A supply Of this popular article, for
sale by
mn 10 EyPICOT.
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PUEBLO MxxT1re or WMGs.-A large public
meeting Of the Wings Of the city was held last night
It the African Church, to maks nominations for he
Offices of the city government Colonel sHxnwrN
McRAE was appointed Chrlrmsn, and JAnxs A
scoTr, Secretary.
resolution, proposed By Mr.. r. A. williams, de.
clarins that the nesting would make nominations
for only such offices % were now held BY De-
mocrsts-so a. to leave the old Wing officers I'M
disturbed-wss rejected.
1t was then determined to postpone, for the pre-
sent, the nomination of q Mayor. The meeting
proceeded to nominate officers, and the following
were nominated:
Commonwealth Attorney-Joseph Mayo.
Clerk of Hastings Court-Chas Howard.
City Sargeant-J M Ferguson.
City Collector-JA Hobson.
Supt. Gas Wcrks-Chas Campbell.
Supt Water Works. L Davis.
Supt. Poor House-A Michaels.
Supt. Streets-Micajah Bates.
Register of Water Werks-M L Stratton.
City Gauger-Ssmpson Jones.
Measurer of Grain-L B Luck.
City Assessor-Dabney NJ Miller.
Capt Night Watch-Gervis Trueheart.
The names for offices not contested were sp.
proved by scclsmaiion. For City Gusger, High
Constable, the Superintendent Of Gas Works and
Captain of the Night Watch there were contests
These all disposed of by one ballot, save the
High Constable, and on motion i! was resolved to
postpone the nomination for that Office until the
time for nominating Mayor.
The meeting then,-about II o'clock, adjourned.
Much debate occurred during the proceedings.
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~ Jefferson Ward

-
Ward having oeen consulted, we find the follownv
to be the preferred ticket of Aldermen, namely:
Alfred lnloes, Richard d Ssnxay, William TAYLOR.
Alexander L Register and Thomas Hardgrove -
These gentlemen are favorably distributed through.
out the Ward, and have engagements calculated 70
keep them stationary, 80 that they may always he
found.
NH I8-2L* MANY VOTERS
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n,.c,cs mad sarabands, and beat the drum
with a frantic rapture like the negro king oil
Freiligrath. From the Bushman, the bones Of
yelEs and clucks when he tries to speak, to the
Hotientot woman, whose monstrous hump,
and greasy skin, render her far more dis
gushing object than female baboon, (ihe ba-
saltic Antinous and Venus,) there is an i'm
mense black gamut to run over, and yet those
sotnbre races, left to themselves, have thrown
not ray of splendor upon the world. The
negroes possess no great poet, no great artist
not even prophet.
"Toussaint Louverture, and Dessaines'
those monsrous heroes, half tiger, half mon
key, were not pure Africans, and they used Inc
resources Of civilization ageinst itself. Is II
not singular that in those countries IN winch
they are free and masters, these negroes, who"
Madame Harriet Beecher Stowe paints as 80
virtuous, live ia the most savage and oru'ai
abasement, putting in practice against each
other cruelties far more airocious thah 'hose
she attributes to the Haleys and the Legrees'
indulging in a polygamy SO general 'hat II
NAV be called promiscuous, and doihg aoso'
lut.Iy nothing with their ten fingers, but
scratching their vermin like long'armed apes,
while. like long armed apes, they lie from day
to day in the broiling sun Of their terrified eli.
mate Does there indeed exist, in the centre
of Africa, in some OF those places left blank
upon the maps, black civilization of which
we know nothing, and the secrets of which will
be penetrated as soon as the art of steering bal
looms shall have beer discovered? Does the
mysterious and fitting city of Timbuctoo,
which neither Park, nor Clapperton, nor Lam
dor, were able to reach, comprise within its
precincts, temples, palaces, monuments of u
negro architecture comparable to the marvels
Of the Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Saracen,
Gothic, or even Chinesea A prtori, we must
be permitted to doubt; for the black race has
remained in q state Of childhood, has taken
not one step ir advance from the foundation Of
the world to the present moment.
alt must be acknowledged that thus far, TO
the black race, slavery has been the means Of
initiation into a purer civilization. The APP
premiership is rude, The master is severe; but
pupils who have heretofore studied only in
the school of Ions, hippopotami and boa
constructors, are presumed to have heads and
skins of reasonable thickness. Slavery and
war are instruments of education. They vio'
lently mingle peoples which would, otherwise,
never have seen each other, and the conquered
learn the sciences of their conquerors. lnfe-
ror races are elevated by those forced commn-
clements If the charming blacks of Madam
Beecher Stowe had never been removed from
Congo, or the slave coast by slavers, who wer g
philanlhropists, without knowing it, they
would Tot have read their bibles so piously
and would have danced frantic bGmbeula
around the quarters of an enemy roasting over
slow fire. They would have had unlimited
confidence in fetishes, manitous, and girls girls,
and would not have spent thought about the
gates of the celestial jerusalem"
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VsANLOR'S ENGLISH For
l. purity. strength, and decacy OF aaver, this ar
tice Is unrivaed; for sale by
NH 10 EJ PICoT. Druggist
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MANY VOTERS
s The Ticket Of the Day.--For Mayor
Thomas J. Evans.
Fer Jefferson Ward

CouNcILMEN-Robert C stansrd, Jr, Virgil
Montague, Richard Frayser, VIM Elam, John
Lively, and ohm L Smthsr.
ALDERMEN-James Cox, SiIas johnson. T
II Wake, w Mayo Dade, and james Glib.
NH IQ-Ifs