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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

The CHARLESTON DUEL-We published
yesterday morning the statement that duel
was fought near Charleston, S. c., on Tues
day between John Dunovant ind j. Da-
wilson Legare, in which the latter was kill.
ed. The information is confirmed by the
Charleston STANDARD OF the 3Id inst. That
paper, however, barely mentions the fact with
out girisg any account Of what led to the un-
fortunate affair. Ii is understood however,
that ii in some manner grew out Of the Difficult.
ty between Messrs. Isaac M. Daight and ALI
fred NJ. Rhslt, which had been amcably an
ranged as We stated yesterday. The original
offence given by Mr.. Dwight in his political,
essay, WAC the characterizng of the opinions
OF Mr. r B. Rhett as "dsorganizing, destruc-
tive, anti law and order' This drew forth a
denunciatorY carl from young Mr.. Rhett, the
son of r. B, Rhett and that challenge from
Mr.. Dwight; but these hostile papers being
Withdrawn at the solicitation of mutual friends,
the opportunity was afforded for the interroga,
tory addressed to MIR. Dwight by young Dir.
r. as 70 whether he meant any imputatiCn of
dishonor or any personal offence TO his father,
and Dir. D. disclaiming anything of the kind,
their difficulty was settled. As they avoided
the meeting on the field, it seems strange how
the other parties became involved. The
STANDARD says at the frs; fire Mr.. Legare fell
and expired soon after. Dunoyant was un-
touched, This is all we learn from the
Standard.
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II GEoRGErowS IsDsPENDEsr.-A re.,
spightIy and energetic paper, bearing this ii
tle has been started At Georgetown. d. c., by
Msssu. Settle g. Rodiss. both practical prin.
tiers, and possessing the requisite industry
perseverance and ability for the undertaking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

OTS FOR sALE.-I. A beautiful buiioing
- 10! on the North s'ds Of Clay street, bet ween
3rd and 18th streets, adjoining the residence of hos
peterborough, Ess. This lot fronts 66 feet, and
runs back l53 10 an alley
=. A los on the corner of Marshall and College
streets, opposite the Medical College fronting so
Iees and running back 1874 to an alley 20 feet wide.
On this lot 10 a carriage house and stable which
YOU'D be rented should the lot MT be sold during
ths month. Apply TO u. MAUPIN.
au 2-dtl9thau
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DOCK BInDkKY AND BLANK soc

DOCK RLNDkkY AND BLANK BOOK
- MANUFACTORY.- lanes WOUDHOUoE,
date Nsfh IL WooIhouse) mas attached to MS BOOK,
Stationery and Piano Forte Establishment, Book
Bindery and Blank Book Mandatory,
and employ ing good worknen, he is prepared 10
manufacture In a superior manner, al Kinds of
Blank Books, required by Merchants. Banks Insu'
rance sOfices, Factories, Railroad Companies,
Clerks OF Courts &c, and to bind Periodicals,
Books, Blanks, Music, dc. All of which will be
executed at reasonable rates. su
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RAILROAD FROM NASHVILLE TO New Or,
LEAks-Fify miles of railroad from Aber
deen' Mississippi, towards Jackson, have been
recently lei 10 contractors. This ia a part q,
.ne great line from New Orleans to N nashville.
tennessee The bridge over the Tombigbes
on'ef contract, aud the road from Aberdeen
" oscainoia will soon be let out. The Flo.
renee, Ala and Tennessee comns,;.. h,n.
rsr.d -, 'h ,olcs'' and are indus,riously en-
80 = a. 'ae,t end of the road. This grea,
fan Of ,s Is believed, will be completed by the
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MAXINE NE w 5.
PORT 0F REUHplois no.

ARRIVED,
Schr VIM f Leggets, jinson, from Albany, Jun.
osr to Z Rsgland & Co
SAILED,
Schr Hound McCsbe, Norfolk mig
Steamer Roanoke, Cayerdy New York, MI Z and
passengers
BALTIMORE, Aug AR d, sChr Miranda, Jones,
Richmond.
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-. ILIeSAFH IN TExAs.-A l;ps os ,.,.
graph rs about 10 be constructed f,nm s u a 'se-
ION and Galveston. The poles and posts ' uas.
all ready at last dates, and the wire 80, ne'e
soon up. There will be no dorbt soon : 80. 'e
from Galveston TO New Orlsans and ws - a :,
beable to hear from our friends in Houston !,
a .iayI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

RANGE OF THEAAIOMEVEls
At j. w. Randolph's bookstore, Main st.
YESTERDAY.
M. i2h 0P. III.
70 So So
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THE PAcIFIC RAiLRoAD.-The corrected
and revised speech of Mr. Secretary Davis,
on the Pacific raIroud question, is published
in the Washington Union. The corrections
ana revisons in the speech all look to max
ing distinction between the power of the
government TO build road within the States
OF The Union and the Territories. And then he
argues that rhe:general government has right
20 build railroads in the territories belonging
10 the United States. but not in the limits
OF the States, if so doing nterferes with "Stste
sovereignty and right Of jurisdiction"
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The ESCAPE OF ODoNoHUE.-The Irish
adopted citizens of Cincinnati, held meeting
on Saturday night, and passed resolution con
graduating Mr.. O'Donohue, the Irish exile on
his arrival in the United States, and hailing il
as the happy prediction of a speedy release
10 his co.patrioIs, Brian, Michel, Martin
and O'Daherty
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NARROW ESCAPE AT CAPE MAY.-During
the bathing hour at Cape May, on Sunday
morning, party, consisting of a gentleman
and two ladies, were carried out beyond the
breakers. Their situation was most critical,
but they were most fortunately rescued by the
life boat, and dragged on board completely ex-
hausted. The scene was thrilling one, and
created much excitement among the other
bathers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

n ENOs AL.-lne subscriber has lnis day re
~ moved from his former p ace OF business, on
rear street., TO the large fire proof warehouse re-
Gently ere ced Cary street. between l4h and 18th
streets, Gimme 1iately above the auction store OF
Davenport, Allen l. Co. where he will con,iaue
The WhoIessle Grocery and Commissi o a
Business as heretofore
Z. II. SKINNER, Cary street
August LIST. 1853 ar oS,
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Desperate DUEL AND DEATH.-Some DAVIS
since the New Orleans papers contained an &C.
count OF bloody duel fought on the lake
shore between Two men with knives. They
had gone oai attended to settle their difficult
ties with none but the all-seeing Eye to be-
hold them. They fought savagely, and both
were badly cut but one of them, whose name
was Giovanni Scott tAnglais: John Scott,)
sunk to the ground and was left on the field
by his antagonist, and was there found the
next morning and conveyed to the Charity
Hospital. One Of his wounds penetrated his
lefl lung and of that he died. He never told
his antagonists name and the verdict was,
death from wounds inflicted by some unknown
person.
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ANOTHER PiCrURE OF "YELLow JACKS"
DoINes.-The New Orleans Ores cent Of the
18th, says:
NUMBER ONE.-Just now the "Yellow Fee
yer" has prouuded its saffron visage into our
sanctum; our news editor 10 writhing under
ITS grasp; our ''ieading man" has become non
est; the wit. poet, and fancy essayist, vino
was wont to enliyen our columns, has gone
summerlng 10 the North, and our editorial
corps has dwindled down to only one."
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OSF, LOST, L0ST-By me subscriber,
~ green nspEed Morocco Pocket hook, with
steel cissp, containing one e5o note ON tho Bank
OF va ana TWO 50 notes on the same 3snk 81 50
gold piece, anu one ether ao.a tina nambar OF dol.
isfsi 90 not remember il also eonEalns reessps
gwen In my name and signed py Harsosd. sns
o1eTin oil Hanover: ami also isstar written ma By
mr. Jonn hngnes, together wiz receipt IRON sha
Snertu or King Wiiitam. dated March tia Sush,
1893. liberal reward will Do paid 20 the fader
II len AZ ths orSca. Nv il--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

AWFUL EFFECTs CT DRUNKENNEss.-In
Clinton county, Ohio, about two weeks az O.
Hiram HAYES shot his brother Griswold dead.
They had been drinking freely. Last week, in
the same county an old man of seventy,
named Reuben Mills, by blow of his fist
killed his own son, who was blind. The son
was % years old. 1t is said both were drunk,
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THE EXCHANGE CL0CA."
The Clock the. cnce through Billiards. halls
The aoui of order Eneo;
Now hangs as mute On Billiards. walls
As If that soai U9re dead.
So fall to earth truths WORDS sublime,
Thus wisdorns reign is DER;
And men that once rooK note or tlIn5
Now naarS ito n;ghI ma more.
Eo more 70 ro1se It's inmsIes gay
The Clock Of Ballard nagS;
The spriy1 ah-p- r~at sasooed 70 Gay,
The deleiul ruiz si1ss.
Thus servants hare will seldom wake
Til half the morn is through;
Unless that C!ocs az once tnay take
To BILL BAR THO LO NEW.
W d! BARTaOLOME
UaIcn maker, DE,
ie is UDoosiEe the DisDetch Once.
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Friendship.
HOW sweet Is frisndiI alp when sincere,
- How sweet to nnd that friendship NEAR,
When sunk IN pain or grief
To hear when we're with care Oppressed,
Each sigh soft, echo'd in some breast
That pants 20 give relief.
Even in friendships joyous hour,
Fen then we own fair frieadsnip's pow'r,
Nor wish that power fed
For while we roam win raptur'd eyes,
Each fleeing moment swiiter flies
When we're by friendship led
o would you through Lies varying scene,
Still find friend on whom to lean,
On whom you can rely
single dollar but enclose,
iii send recipe that shows
To make the best hair dye.
EKs See &C vertisement of F. C. an 2-6t*
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The Temperance Convention of Maine, dis
regarding all political affinties, have resolved
10 make the support of the "Maine Liquor
Law" the great question at the next election
in that State.
Two of the candidates for Governor have
pul themselves upon The Temperance plat
form, in support of the law. The third can.
date has thus fer successfully evaded the CUES.
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

The correspondent of the New York Jour
nal OF Commerce tells the following story OF
Mr.. Webster and trout:
Staying some weeks with the Postmaster at
Sandwich in the summer of 1881, | called John
Trout's services into requisition very often.
John was u grsat trout catcher, and great
taiker. The trout and John were well &C
quainted with each other; so also were he and
Webster. John could do nothing but fsh for
trout: so he could talk of nothing but Web
ster, and his and their piscatory achievements.
One day, after beng seven hours in the March.
pie stream we reached its mouth, where John
caught very large trout. "Fhis," said the
said John, sis about as large as one Mr.. Web
ster caught out of the same hole two years
ago. Mr.. Webster was so delighted he made
me stand still, while he ran and jumped ovel
| my head. He said he felt as if he could Jump
over the highest pine tree on Cape Cod.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

NEW BO3Ks.-GEO ID WEST, and Ex-
" change, offers for sale
Harpei's Magazine fer August-25 cts
Diogenek Lac rtiuis Lives OF the 2 hIosophers-Sl
De Lolme on the Constitution, by MEG regor-SI
humphreys Coin Collectors Manuel, $50 iusira
tion-Sl
Gervnus' Introduction to the II story of the 18th
Century-25 cts. Received this day.
" 20
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NOTICE.-The co.partnership heretofore ex-
IN listing under the firm and style of N w NELSON
81 CO, was dissolved on the 18th inst. All persons
indebted TO ine late firm requested to make
payment to w Nelson, who is alone authorized
to receive all moneys due the late concern.
The subscriber thankful for the liberal patT sna 90
extended to the above nrm for the las. rve years,
hopes oy strict and personal attention to business
to merit a continuance OF the same.
iy 26-im N w NELSON.
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Gov. PAYNE.-The news from Texas con
firms the intelligence of the death of Gov
Payne, &. Waco He went to Texas in May
with company Of gentlemen with the pur.
pose Of exploring the State. with the view to
the building of the Pacific Railroad and other
railroad enterprises. The company consiste
OF Gov. Payne, Gen. Clark, of Vermont, w
Greedy, of Boston, and Gen. Orvllle Clark
Of New York. Gov. p. had been 10 bad health
and he hoped his visit to Texas would be ben
eflcial. He YVES attacked with dysen,ery in
June, and never recovered from it. 1t wa:
thought he would have succeeded Mr.. Uphan
in the Senate of The U s., had he lived. Eve
~ attention was paid him at Waco. His re
mains were brought to Galveston by Mr.
Greedy for the purpose of shipment home.
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ANO ORDINANCE. amending "An ordnance

A n ORDINANCE. amending Gan Ordinance
IN concerning the Collection of the Assessed
Taxes" passed June 18th, 1853
81. Be it Ordained by the Council of the City
OF Richmond, That Ihe 9TH section of The '.Ordi-
concerning the collection of the assessed tax
es," passed Jure 24th, 1850, De and the same is
herebv repealed
So Tns Collector shall commence mis- collection
annually on the first DAY OF july or as soon there
after practicable.
s. The commission to be deducted by the Coli
lector from the amount payable by hm to the Cham
berlan, prescribed by the 9th section OF the said
Ordinance, shall be two instead of three per cen-
tum; and hs shall collect ami pay over TO the
chamberlain, sufn not less than S5e,0 By the
first day OF September in each year.
81. The 10Th section of the said Ordinance Ia
hereby repealed. And if the Collector shall at any
time fall 10 account and pay over TO the Chamber
lain, required by the 9h section Of said Ordi-
nance as above amended; or ii, In any year, the
Collector shall tail to pay to the Chamberlain, by
the first day of September, sum not less than
$4,000: if, before the first day of November, he
shall fail TO pay 20 the Chamberlain such sum, as
with what is paid by the first of September will
amount to $500 600, the Oh imberlain shall report
the FAC, to the Council, at lts frat meeting after.
wards. copy
aul-6t* VIM P. SHEPPARD, C. C. R.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

NtaARa FAILS AND LAKE ERIE PROBES
sor Sliin,sn, the eminent geologist, discfedits
the opini m advanced by some that the grad
ual wearing away of the rocks OF Niagara
Falls NAV possible result in draining Lake
Erie. In 6 recent lecture he Iemakec "Ihey
will NOT halt at their present station, but re-
treat slowly and surely about two miles iaf'
,her, when they viii stop again for an un
known period. and probably forever. since a.
this place The hard limestone will form boih
base and Top oil the falls, aud thus stop 'i.e
destruction of the rock. Some have 'housn,
that they would finally reach Lake Ere Nu'
that then the lake would be compieie,y W",n
ed. Such an event is Impossible, AZ '"o III
already mentioned the torrent VIII Siaueaio
wear away the surface OF the limestone, form
ing rapid, and ihenceforth Niasats =" III NC
one Of the lost wonders OF the "oi'u'
Ofcourse this is speculation but as tits Tie
s,e.,,o,;on of man of science ii is entitled
10 the more respect. 1t appears TO our CON.
mon sense notions, however, that the tall IS too
.y,estfr il ever TO be transformed into meie
rsnids. The immensely increased velocity
and weight of the wafer at the foot Of the fall
mus, ever eer away more rapidly there than
al the head, and that in any material that wears
Al a!l-and the Professor admits that limestone
does-will certainly produce an inequality of
grade between the foot and head of the falls
that will not permit them to assume the ncli-
nation that would be properly styled "rapids."
1t does not seem TO US possible that this result
can be reached in the distance between the
falls and Lake Erie. We do not think there
is much necessity for troubling ourselves on
this point, however. We do not know that il
would be bad bargain to compromise for the
existence OF our Union as long as Goat island
shall last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

GENUINE sALALIAsDEk sAEEs,-
N The subscriber 10 now receiving q full sssort.
ment of - Hernngs Wilder's Patent Salanan.
der ssfes (None others are genuine but shose
made by Herring) dis Safes have stood ,he tea. of
= thousand hrss, took the premium at the Worlds
Fair, and will take II every where. Tho subscr Der
being Agent for the Stafs OF Virginia, Ia prepared
20 nave tnarn manufactured 20 oruer, OF any sixs
from s-35 10 SloaJ. Ali merchants brokers ban sx.
monied men should have Herring's pa.ent ssia.
uander SAFE. Call al 1876 Cary s.rest, and make
selection. z Mn,.aNDl'iSg IN
iy7 IA; cav s,r.as
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AM NO" receiving the besi lump Cosi from the
Midlt THAN pits, which will deliver at 20 cents
per bushe'; Mixed Coal from the sam pits at lc
cents per bushei Black Heath Lump at 20 cents per
ousaei payable on the lat OF January next. Orders
lei: al my Office on i4h street, neal Msyo's Bridge
Will be a,se noed to promptly.
su2 -2w CHASTAIN FARRkR.
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How MrcH DID HE LKAvE1-This question

How MucH DID HE LEAvEf-This question
il asked concerning every rich man that dice,
and il was answered very happily by Cloots,
sho was executor upon the te OF the late
Mr. Snodgrass, Of this TX. His neigh bor, nlr.
Nailrod. was sn exceedingly ineuisitive man,
snd il was his pride that he knew az much
almost, OF the affairs of people OF his neigh
sorhood, as they did themselves. But MIR
Sncdgrass had never been communicative, and
ali tina, he could CLEAN Of his circumstances
was IRON the guesses and specu lations of out
siders. The day after his neighbor had been
pat into The earth, Nailrod visited Cloois, and
With an expecting face, began to question him,
Says he, MIR. CIoois, # il is not improper-l
wouldn't wish to ask the question If il is the
least improper nor expect you to answer it
Will You tell me how much my friend Snod.
grass lett" Certainty" said Cloots, "don'l
see the least improperly 10 your asking, and
am perfectly willing 10 answer it. He le'i
rvery-cent he was worth in the world, and
did MT take copper with him." Nailrod tell
as small as pump tack, and went out.-Bos'
t0a Post.
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MORE ENGLISH WORKS.. w. RAN

M ORE ENGLISH WORKS.. w. RAN.
I'VE DOLPH has tor sale-August
August No. OF DIckens Household Words
Lie of Alfred the Great TO which is appended his
Anglo Sax IN Works; London mus IS
norway and it; Scenery, By Z Price and For
rester; Bohn's London edition. 25
Kenneoy's Specimens OF Greek and Latin Verse,
chic Il translsuons-l 90
Romance of Aoelard and Heloise, by o w
Wright-75e
A Commentary of Medical ard Moral Life, or
Mind and the Emotions considered in relation to
Health, Disease and Religion, by w Cooke, NJ D.
90
Flanders on the Law of Shipping, svo sheep
so su
NOTICE.-Tse elsisned, trustees for the
u creditors of Edward Mcdonald (of the late
firm styled Mcdonald d LyonD hereby constitute
and sppoin: the said Mcdonald their agent to con
duct the business as heretofore conducted By said
Mcdonald d. Lyons.
JOHN S CASKIE,
l--6t BOWLING w. STARKE.
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ID fCHaIOND AND pkTE * sDUH q
Ma, RAILRoAD-NoTICE e. fne public ara hsrs.
by cautioned against any parties wno may adYar.
tise 10 carry goods or merchanaiss by Express BE-
ts cen Rleamoaa aud fsasEscurg Is no privilege
has or will be giyen 10 ran an express over this
Road The Company Freight Trains run beswssa
tae two plseaa daily.
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, sups.
Once r. l. pKR Co,
July 18th, 1854 !
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sA~sAs1-sa ME-" LINE OF COACH
saS-1S-9sEE ES FROM STANTON TO THE
HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.-Vls
itors to the Virginia Springs, and the public gen
orally, are informed tpat the new aud splendid
Coaches of the HOT SPRINGS LINE, which will be
tri weekly during the Springs season, will
leave staunton and the White Sulphur for the
Hot Springs, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and viii leave the Hot Springs for those
places, on the alternate days The nigh: stand from
Stauutoa and the White Sulphur, will be at the Hot
Springs.
Passengers will be conveyed speedily,
comfortably, and without night travel.
Fare from Stanton to the White Sulphur, So 50;
be the Hot and Warm Springs, each s. so; to the
Bath and Alum. So.
An extra Coach will be kept at the Hot Springs
ThoIe who wish to take this line will remember
to pay through on the Central line only TO
StaEnLon.
For seats, apply at Wood wards Hotel. in stauu-
ton. tn. GOODE.
He: Springs, July II, 1858. jy l4-2m
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DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924.
T FOUNDER OF THE IL
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIkAtaR'

-
ALIlMORE LOCK INFIkMARY,
No 3 South Gay ST,
Opposite the Exchange Building and Post Office.
stHOSE requiring medical surgical aid, by
l. applying to DR. H., may secure skitul treat
ment and advice, while all COT muncations win be
sscredly shielded by the Egis of professional no.
nor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to discd-
inmate In a newspaper advertisement between the
genuine and skilta physician and the spurious pre-
tensions of the designing and dangerous quack, DF
will cheeriuily give, when applied - such phi.
vste referencesa will fully satisfy ali vino require
his services.
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMSi
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds sad Coz
dials, advertised to cure all persons under varied
forms OF disease.
As the constitution and habits of individuals DIFF.
ter, reason teaches the same 4dy cannot ba
suited to all alike, and that disease only bs safs.
ly and eectually ersdicsted By judicious appica.
ton OF proper remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED.
A practical experience of over 70 years enables
DR. II TO insure sound aud speedy cure Ia a Ger
tain class OF diseases. which have too long been
yielded by regular ply sicians hands of quaez
cry. He may be consulted coufdentiaiy, either 10
person or by letter.
Persons at q distance cured at home by address
sing letter to Dr. GORDON HARRIS, Ballimsre
Maryland.
All communications confidential
Remedies sent by mail or express to any part OF
the United States. je22-3ms
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ERENCH CHINA, okc, at as Broad
L Street, opposite Messrs Breeder d Foxs Dry
Goods Store.
4. L. HICKSON Ia now opening supply OF
besutiui China Flower Vases, Gilt Pitchers, new
styles; Motto CUPS and Ssucers plain and gold
band Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets. Gard Receivers
Candlesticks, handsome Toilette Bottles. AIso on
hans, large stock OF Crccksry and Glass Ware,
Trays Walters. Spoons, Knives and Forks, Look
log Glasses. Lamps. DC, with greatly variety OF
fancy articles. all OF which ne will sell az low prcea
my IL
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FATAL ACCIDENT One day last week, q
daughter Of Or. Jacob Stricken, of Hellam
township, York county, Pa, about years Of
age, in attempting TO pull loaded gun out OF
a barrel, by the muzzle, discharged the load
into her body which caused her death.