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Ofhce one door troTa 10th, on Main st. no 7
d ARTIFICIAL TEETH
~ GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
pRnNE MENrr Tka ,,,lnx-;.a,

have purchased the right to use Dr.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENTS in the mode
OF inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one
OF the greatest and most important inventions ever
made in this branch Of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment of 9
metal superior to gold in purity and in the complete
union of all the teeth by sicious compound, which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and
raj looking gum and filing up all creyces and iregu-
larties and rendering t impossible for the teeth
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumua-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them No other mode of mounting artificial teeth is
comparable to this in any respect
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way and not giving satisfaction) invited to try
this invention, which they do at but little addi
tioual cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of this kind
of work tp any persons who will call at Office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT MAHOEY, Dentists,
my lT-d&w WITS Office 209 Main street.
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Autograph Office has been establiahed in Charlie
town Va.
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY-One
"A that has long been sought after, viz cHEMI-
CAL LIQUID SOLDER, for mending broken chins,
glass or earthepware of every description. This In
OF store) should be In possession Of every house
Keeper The directions on each phial are simple,
snd when correctly followed, the performer never
fss IN restoring the ariele 70 be jcned 70 Its wonted
b r. DUyAL L BRO, Drugsists'
lsei5 4 100 Bank Square.
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nON'T BE HUMBUGGED.-MR. OS-

~ BORNE would inform the good people Of
Richmond that he is still to be found at his old estab
lished gallery, opposite the Banks. Mr.. o. has not
taken one thousand pictures in two months, but he
has done fine business for twenty-five months.
OSBORNE claims to be the first in Richmond to
give to Daguereotypes hfe-like hesh-colored ap-
peara1ee.
STOCK. STOCK! STOCK!!!-OSBORNE is
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMERAS,
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, and STOCK, wholesale or
retail OSBORNE,
oc2l Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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4 AND FOR SALE--We are authorised
~ to ssh Tract of Land containing 40 acres y-
i1s u Chesterfield county, about three miles from
chester the Coal Pits and bounded by the lands of
Russell Dickerson, M Shooter, Thomas Hartgroye,
Ers. Fisher and the waters of Reedy Greek. Be-
tween 90 and 100 of this land is in wood the
balance in high state of Improvement: Terms
cash. T0LER COOK.
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I'M 1NVUIsfIIFE MIND. : ItstFTudy, Mr.
franklin Riley was arraigned before the Mayor on
the charge of extingushing the light of one Of the
pubic lamps He confessed the charge, but dis.
CLAIMED any mischievous purpose. Having propen-
sty for the investigation of mechanical science it
appears that Mr. ascended the lamp post to see the
odas operdadi Of the production of gas light; being
up there as he says he unfortunately touched "a liz.
Tie piece OF Ion," and TO his surprise went the
light. The Mayor, thinking that scientific inquiry is
pushed too far when it puts out the light determined
to hne Mr. K. IS, which he paid, and so the matter
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The FIRExEN will remember that the
Quarterly meeting far remission Of snss viii bs hsid
this evening See nstice.
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A CARD.-WILLIAM Ii. GRAVES d

A CARD.-WILLIAMH Ii. GRAVES d
"A co, COLLECTORS AND EEGOTIATORS
WALL STREET, over the Office of Messrs Puliiam L
D2Tis Auctiopeers near TIE City Hotel collect, bond.
s9d sccure Claims OF every description, and gotiete
Sales Purchases, Loans, Rents, Hires, Employment
a every branch CT business, and all other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party
They tender their best services to the community
O. retired ch0rces
A. then acts will be held strictly confidential.
Persons jeairing employment, and those wishing TO
eHp.eY Others, requested to cali and leave their
~ Wanted, every day of the year, Employers
and Employees in all branches of business.
Eyaplo,teTs ore7 not CHARGED IN anu case
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FIRE.-Last night, about half nast six

O'Clock, small smoke house in sf A. Pizzfni's,
on Broad street, owned by Mr.. James Lyons was dis
covered to tie on fire. The alarm soon given and
in few minutes thereafter the firemen arrived with
their apparatus, and exiting Wished the flames Loss
small.
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SELLING OFF AT GOLDSMIIH'S
~ CHEAP STORE, No. Al Main st "A GREAT
REDUCTION IN GO0D5.-I will offer my stock of
Goods at very reduced prices, viz:
Gingharns 10 cents; Napkins, 6! cents; Towelings.
10 cents; Delaias, Psids, Hosiery and Fannels, Y
cents; Ish Linens, 25 cents: Merroes and Mourning
Cacoes, 81 cents Comforts Eriuses Swiss aud Cam
byc Edsnss and Iusertings, Collars, Bands, Curtain
ard bieached Cottons Shswls any price, Tickngs,
Cclorsd Satins, Piano and Table Covers, Canton
Eianle.s-and large assortment Of various other
Good st extremely low prices. No 2
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Mason I'VE learn from the Portsmouth Globe
that Jeru em Encampment of the ancient order
of Free Masons was installed in Suffolk on the 2eth
of November.
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MONEY WANTED IN ExCHANGE

WI FOR DRY GOODS
Heavy large size Bed Bisnketd
1000 Negro Biankets-all prices
1000 yards Flannels-cheapest ia this city
Cloth aud Merino Closks-selling a. cost
Splendid assortment Dress SiIks-cheap -,
Plaid and fancy Delainesl2 70 the nnest quahsy
French, English and German Merincs--H mp to Sloe
Supertne black (silk warp) Alpaca
to4 bleached and Brown Lsnen Table Os"asA
124 Linen and Cotton Sheefngs
Gloves and Muffs
Wool and Silk Under Garments fof iaaies ana sensae-
mems wear
Cloths, Cssimeres and vestinE:
Gentlemen's Line and SILK hdA ana efassls
Half Hose; Kid and SIX Gloves
Suspenders Collars Stocks
aaoSs e ~ LEWIS
uoS Cheap Cash Stores, IS and U.s. Main st
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,


.dverti..rn...s .ks e on Lxss MAKE seuzRx Ionsss
sbisin sl,snes charged In properoa, sad ps1j
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GERMAN ExrLEs IN TURKEY.-AV Vienna letter, in
a recent number of the London Times, has the fol-
lowing item:
Asloop belonging to the United States, which
arrived at Constantinople the 4th, had many
German refugees on board who had come TO offer
their services to the Porte"
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GOOD NEWS.-Just received, secon.

EOOD NEWS-Just received, q second
~ supply of very cheap BLANKETS, LINSEYS,
heavy woolen SATINETS, square and long
SHANLS, FLANNELS of all colors French and
English MERINOS, ALPACA and black Canton
CLOTH, BOMBAZINE, plain and brocade SILKS,
best assortment of embroidered L. C. HDKFS.,
SLEEVES, CHEMISETTES, cambric and muslin
COLLARS; also, superior article of lambs wool,
cashmere and silk HOSE besides great variety of
Fancy Articles, such BRACELETS, PORTE
MONAIES, India Rubber COMBS, WORK
BOXES, Ac.
Strangers visiting the city ani the public generally
will find il 70 their interest to give me call, my
r.Gtto Is, small profits and quick sales"
So Ism II. ROSEEFELD, ITS Broad ST.
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cALfrossIA ITEMS Among the iten,a Of news
from the interior Of California, we find the follow

eALfFossIA lrEMs.-Among the itema Of news
from the interior Of California, we find the follow
ing.
"A man has been hung BY lynch law in Ell Dora.
DO county. A shooting affair took place between a
woman and man IN the same county, IN which
both were wcunded-the former receiving three
balls and the latter Gas Is supposedly fatal wound
IN San Louis Obispo the jail was entered by an in
iuriated mob, and another hardened criminal hung
by them to the joist of the prison. riot occurred
In ii Dorado county, In which some thiryiive or
iorty men were engaged; pistols, knives. clubs,
rocks and other missiles were freely used and one
OF the parties was dangerously wounded. In Tu-
iumne county, desperate fight took place between
some Mexicans and Chilenos, at fandango house,
In which several were wounded and one Chileno
killed. In Calaveras county, a fight occurred be-
tween Chileno and an Italian, in which the form
er was killed. In Marysville Mexican woman
was killed by Chilean woman. man was hung
In ehigy in Sacramento, for attempting rape upon
little girl In a fracas brtween Boxer and Della
ny, In Auburn, one was shot through the arm and
the other stabbed several times VIM Bayley was
killed at Moquolumne Hill, by the accidental dis
charge of his gum Several inauests have been
held in San Francisco. Tf Fks
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DENTISTRY,
WHITE TEETH, HEAL
GRANULATED GUM

1IIY0 ring artificial teeth on their plates
:, surpasses every attempt at Initiating
the natural gum, with somewh hat similar preparetions
whilst its strength Is great that have vet to hear
by accident or by use S'
My Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
their smoothness This Of surface prevents
the iodgment OF food about them, which would rem
der them worthless besides nv plugs win refan the
natural teeth through life, they never come out
After long course of experiments have secured
a compound tor weak teeth, that can be used when
it is Impossible to use any kind of metal
II. ID. ADDINGTOE,
Graduate Dentist.
Office one door frora 10TH on Main ST. not
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! FROM MExIco.-The steamer Texas arrived a.
New Orleans on the 25th ult, with later dates from
Mexico, but the news is of but very little impor.
tance.
The EoeniaS Delta contains a few items of intel
lisence which we subjoiu.
Horrible accounts of the depredations of the In
dians in the frontier States reach the Capital by
every mail. The savages are apparently carrying
on most sanguinary war of determination against
the unfortunate inhabitants in the north OF Mexico
and the General Government, it seems, is unable
TO render them any assistance,
The 50 Omnibus, of Mexico, semi official organ,
sates upon the best authority, that Queen Isa0el-
la oil Spain, will shortly confer upon Santa Anna
the Cross ofthe Order of the" Golden Fleeee"-a
distinct on, observes the Omnibus" which, with
two or three exceptions has been bestowed ou per
sons of royal blood Or authority.
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DRAFTS VIRGINIA SKY-LI q IL L
Il GALLERY, Established 1916, No I45 Main ST., at
the Gothic Window-Our great success during the last
seven years during which we have taken OVER
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND PORTRAITS, is the
best proof we can offer of the goodness and perma
nence of Pictures and obviates the necessity of
puff ourselves into notice All ask is to give
call and you can obtain every variety of Picture at
reasnnahle prices with all the latest improvements
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FIRE.-The barn of Mrs. Margaret Rogers, near
keswick Depot, Albemarie county, was destroyed
BY FIRE on Monday last together with the crops of
OATS corn, &c. Probably the work of an incendi-
ary-
The Jefersoaiaa, from which we extract the
above, also has the following:
On Sunday morning last, between and clock
FIRE broke out in the store of Mr. VIM. G. Garner,
Merchant Tailor, in the vicinity of the University
which destroyed, as well as the Restaura ant of
Mr.. George Moose, and the boot and shoe establish
ment of Messrs Suter & Co. At one time the con.
fagration threatened to be very extensive. Messrs
Jones & Snead's book store was saved by cutting
away small wooden building adjoining the store.
portion OF the wood part of Mr.. Eger's house was
also cut away to save the brick house. The loss of
Mr.. Moose, we have understood, was several thou
sand dollars all his buildings having been destroyed
he had an insurance on his property amounting to
$4,000"
FROM HAyANA-The steamship Falcon, from
Havana for New York, put into Charleston last
Tuesday for fuel. The Courier says:
I'VE learn from the passengers, that nothing new
had transpired politically otherwise, sincethe de-
parture of the Isabel the 22d inst, with the ex-
ception Of horrible murder perpetrated on an ac-
tress of some note at the Tacon Theatre on the 22d
inst, by her husband, who suspected her ofinfdel-
ity. We learn that he inflicted fifteen wounds on
his unfortunate victim, and then stabbed himself in
twenty places, causing his death. The affair,
we understand, created considerable excitement
in Havana"
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EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
L RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance the
above description Of risks reasonable terms as
say grla. company, and respectfully ask share of
chs patronage of the public Applications will be re-
ceyed the office, No. 25 corner of Main and 9th
strests where the officers viii cheerfully furnish all
Information that may be required. All losses prompt
ly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOAN H. BosHgR Secretary. NH II
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NEW YORK LIFE INsURANCE

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
IL C0MPAkY.--Great prosperity continues to at
tend the business of this company. The last quarters
rspo-- o. It's transactions has just come to hand.
During the months up 10 the ist inst, l2l new
Policies have been issued, the premiums which,
including premiums all renewals,
erzoazt TO. ,44s &c
Losses paid during the same time on l2 Poll
e5es amount Is go II
Les-es this added 20 previous assets. $50 479 II
Total amount of the present ac-
cITT.atad assets is. .......... o136, It's 67
Fo- Insurance. call at the Baptist Book Depository,
e - Main street
ocI CHAS WORKMAN Agent
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Yesterdays Enquirer gives extracts to show
that the malcontents of New York are resolved on
the destruction of the Administration.
The Whig predicts that vigorous effort will be
made to keep the Democracy OF Virginia in the
ranks of the Administration. Nevertheless, it is
ofthc opinion that there is great trepidation and
alarm among TIE leaders and after commenting
onths subject concludes as follows:
If she who repudiated Scott-her own son-the
Hero OF the nation--for fear that one Freesoiler
might get ofice-hnds it convenient to approve
Pierce for surrendering the whole North TO their
crushing embrace, what good cause have the Dick
insons, and Bronsons, and OConnors, and Bradys,
and Weers and Stocktons to whimper about i'll
Certainly none. Ff
The Nail glances at some of the most important
subjects which will come before the Legislature,
and concludes with the remark
In entering upon the execution of task involv-
ing many and such valuable Interests to the Com
mOnwealth our Legislators cannot fail to be duly
impressed with the magnitude OF their response
bilIties and the need OF prompt and efficient action
owing TO the limited period within which all that is
done must necessarily be accomplished.
We also observe in the Mail an editorial on ''Long
Speeches. which is very proper companion.
piece to its leader.
The Examiner advocates the annexation OF the
Sandwich Islands; not because this man or thai
man, this newspaper or that newspaper, this State
of the American coniederacy or that majority or
a minority of the American voters, in favor OF
or opposed to the scheme;-the only postulate re-
quired sthat the Islands Themselves and their gov
ernment shall petition for admission in the Union
The Examiner then proceeds to enumerate many
advantages that would arise from the securing of
the Sandwich Islands, and making them CONNER
cally part of Caliornia-politically part of the
Union We observe in the Examiner several other
editorials. One comes down. upon Messrs. Cobb
and Foote, and Jere. Clemens, (whom it character
ICES as the lustrious fallen, like "a thousand of
brick"
The Bulletin publishes extracts from the Lon
don Timee, on the apprentice system in Cuba, Rus
sian designs against India and from other leading
journals on political TOPICS comments thereon
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t. FOR RENT-Fhe large Brick House
L. o. north corner of Marshall and 9th sts and at
present occupied by Messrs. Bragg aud Ruth Pos
. sson gwen lst January next. Rent S450 Apply to
TOLER / COOK, Agents,
y Pearl St
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u FOR RENT-The Brick House, CON
~ .siniag six roms, on the corner of Marshall
sai Madison streets, at present occupied by Mr. John
r Slater. Possession given i'm mnlediately. Rent Sl2O
PER annaH. Applyt to TOLER COOK, Asts,
no - Pearl St
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DURCELL, LADD g. CO., Druggists,
4 % Main street, are sole agents in Richmond fer
the sale of Pulyermachers celebrated Hydro Elec-
trio voltaic Chains.
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished gratis. no 8
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SHOWING d regular saving of hirsy-niae per cent
With the Regulator pays for the gas he burns.
without it, all the companies can force thr0
| their metres-N Y ErPress
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h. MOOkE. leo Broad street, KEEPS

TlsHE WAY to CHEAPEN GAS LIGHT
j. The following is The consumption Of gas for five
DAYS in the Screw Company, ct Providence, X, l..
using Kidder's Gas Regulator:
Vita Regulator. Without Regu'asoT-
1.th. 1890 feet. iSth........isoo feet
nth. 1900 ioth.....''.leoV
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HAIR DlES--For changing red or grey
IL hair 10 beautiful brown or black, without In
jury to the hair or skin. Phalon's Roussels Hauefs
Trcobaphe, he.. for sale BY
PURCELL, LADD & co, Druggists
no25 % Main e.
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Arrived.


BAH Zlpha Brown Gray Is j. I'm s. Nfs', Bro
Bst Uron Cab 80 D. I'm Palermo and - d, I'm Gsraar
Bari 81 Jaso lot Portland Meeu 10 De- I'm Cadenas sugar
and mo'asses DrFos. Bro & Co.
B0f PedraIa. Dorut- Nassau. P March H. mdse VIM
I Dugran 18Th ship Horizon stand
he vetwsrd ship Polar Star, Pearson, struck Msee
BIS sophe den Behreu, s. d. I'm Newcastle coal to H
2. Meyer
BnI Arsu,;e Edouird Necl Garo 100 d. FIN Bordeaux
brandy 10 Brulgle-e
Bra Baron De Cs,ne Atwood 10 d. I'm sAsua IA Grande susar
snd uoAes TO Brett Vo.e Co sailed company with BRIG
Brs wa Paris Weber II d. I'm M,tsuras sugar and no
lsses r P. Blck Co. Sailed with BARK Nancy
Treat Treat for Fmouh hrs. sea Flower Dayton Tor Boston
BIS Luna. of Porandl Wade Il d. I'm Key West
ibsn Hove 6A a - So lon - 90 exchanged sna- Nth
Brs Mary Pierce of sansor) Pierce u I'm Guyaas p r.
and moases 10 KEk and Won SACKS Sailed company
9th bris 7 K. CunninEham, Rich. for Sev York
schr OceanStsf lo Camden Thorndke p d. I'M roblo
wood &c % Lohsch a Sshep'er.
schr Cicero OF Bamore spear 3 Mainsora cotton
&c to Nhtu Scott Sailed with schr PActc, Al
vii for Jew York.
schr Manson of Sctustel Manson IS d. f St John R.
end moasse Gmbsrton EsconaKs 10th, lat - 80
lon n IS spoke bgis George savery for ecato
SchT Charlie. Roberts of Rock4nd Post d. TIM Sagua Ia
Grande sugar and moassea 20 How and Aspin~al -
sehr Jua A. Mister H'sey d. I'm NoroL, dour &C.. - H.
II. Talman
sehr Emily Thompson --. , d. I'm. virsinia wood
sChr Alexander NJ Perry Ia I'm wnreham mails 70 r. sprasue
Go.
sehr Alabama Porley d.. I'm Greek De-, and
meal 20 Alfred Barrstt a Co
schr Red River Bacon ia I'm Barn.,abe s.h master.
schr Perseverance, Roger d. I'm New London ballast
schr Peru --. d.. I'm Ne~ London. ballast
soop Blackstone. Ash. ? d. I'm. Providence.
Propeller Seneca Chaker, 10 hrs I'm. Hartford.
SAILED S3i-Br. steamship Africa Ryrie. Tor Liverpool 1rh,
.hp- Westminster Hssadorn for New Orleans American Eagle
Moore London and others.
FELLOWSHIP Anso Saxon (cpper) IN Shanghai. American
tpst liverpool. brs Aroura Ham I'M. Hamburg
W.AD-SuretHW
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r~ve, !, op.s the sssstsnents -. LA ~
nsy sesire sev heles 70 reeemeea 70 h. a.
se,ssS BY sSs Common Council Of he many nf t
sAos>s which charged npon persons .. he sss.
.~ps: eempsped Of o. contained in the memorials o. ne
1sstie, comp TO The end tns1 proper "'''o"
kad thereon BY the Common Council
F,Ry.-Yesterday morning FIRE broke out
4. the Jspenned Muslin Factory Of Andrew Athe 10 81
:ss, NsY"f sfsn Geo so9 insurance $50 on the building
C.u.t Opryrse The work of enlargement
nm the Delaware ard Ratan Canal has PROGRESSED 20 ss
aprI the Canal will be opened for Dsvigs ION iot
aIswrg Eve feet nine inches Of wster oy sne ~,
Apnl the uster will be increased 70 the deptn o TO-
FARMING AVID GARDESTG.-Ihe pleasant
weather Of the few dsys past he's conderaoy nm ato
.sreultur operations Tie f. 1sS te and sardsne
are ups al haste advancing the growth Of thef proiuce
for the market
ApRrsrgD-Jobn Smith. one of the Germans
sharsed with kiIips Francis Msrcer In drunken in
Eev. Brunswick on the I'D ut was arrested on Friday
psh sst n the mountains near Plainhed The al
hsed participation the crime has fed from the country
Fur-A fire occurred near Camden on Mon
DAY which destroyed two barns in which cows,
mules 2boses 81 tuns Of hay so Bushels Of potatoes and
. large quantity Of gram.
BISHOP DoAsE.-The Bishop has abandoned
bis puIpose Of going abroad advised for the beDe6 Of
he health thsving improved and the Of bis duties
rendering his departure at this time ineIpediept.
II Rev. Mr. Taylor lectured before the
Lbrsry Association last evening" subject 1.-THE Newsps
per Literaspre OF the day
hr Fowler delivered the second Of course Of lectures
IN Franklin Hall.
~ The order of United Americans cele-
h.,.J ,ts sn,ver,,Yv Of MORAN Cbaoter in Uoboken
lat night American Chapter, Jersey City, was repre-
febted-
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-A young man nam
ed Joshua Preston vas killed BY the machinery Of the ro-
hing mill at Trenton Monday