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EvrI Dosa-EdnuDd Doar. .fter snend-


lag comfortable night in the cage, free from the
haunts Of ghosts and hobgobIins came into the pre-
ss ssncs Of the Mayor yesterday. 70 answer 70 the
before, on Cary street. Albert oH stated that iiIa
passing along quietly be obserysd the prisoner stsnd
ing on the opposite SIDE Of the street, and saw him
mske 2 boy At an inefensiye dsrkey. who. to
save himself from punishmenk mzAs tracks In
tiierest direction. Doar pursued Rim some dis
fance, bnt the negro being more feet Of foot, out
ran him and got away. The prisoner then started to
resume r his former stand. when seeing Gof put as
aim, aue 5oH. to prevent disturbances. ran on but
ne was less successful than the darkey, for he had
gone but short distance. when the prisoner over-
Ieok and coliared him, telling him he should 10 10
the cage, Rather than have any words, the witness
consented, but they had not gone far, when Doar
s.oppsd @ suddenly and locsing, hi. hold. gave the
witness sockdclager under the left eye with his
nst Ihis was carrying the fun too far Go6 seized
ana threw him, but pulled of by Doars friends,
wno speedily gathered around The Mayor sf frst
9stsrnined to commit the accused in deault Of bail
.ol ms good behaviour but the poor fellow plead 20
earnestly to be let of and made such fair promises
oe OF better conduct in FUTURE that he was released
nun ..; custody on the payne nt of dne of 81 fer
s.; ofnnk, with the positive assurance that IL
s IN such scrape, he would be sent below
TOT; ior speh where better manners would be taught
lin nee o. charge. Ned paid up the dimes and was
Pe'sea 70 slope, In double quick time.
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BY J. A. CowARDiN.

~Ae DAILY DISPATCH ia served to subscribers
=, sIx ANp A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, PAYABLE to
sse Carrier weekly Price for mailing, d year In
ADVANCE.
The WEEKLY DrsrArcH is issued every Friday,
as5 mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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DENTISTRY.
WHITE TEETH, HEALTHY GUMS.
w AND A SNEEr u .

~. - 1saNU sI = 2 HEf.T bHEATH,-AH these bene-
ms are esrved from the use of Zerman's Delightful
Tooth Wash. II is used and recommsnea IL. tba
most eminent dentists IN the country. 1t will cleanse
ana preserve the teeth from decay; 1t viii cure all
diseases OF the gums and ifnpart healthy and FRA.
grant odor to the breath. Prepared only by Francis
Lerman; Druggist Philadelphia For sale wholesale
oI or retail ns oy h II. DUVAL l. BRO. Richmond and
all Druggsts at only 25 cents per bottle.
2a-SnA
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HUsTINes CoURT.-Rec0rder Pulliam' and
Aldermen Wingfeld, Bray, Tyrer and Sanxay pre-
siding.-Dosha Ann Cole, free ne gro charged with
making violent assault upon old negro slave,
named Ann Byrd. was found guilty and sentenced to
the Penitentiary for one year
George Jones, q free negro, indicted for remaining
in the Commonwealth contrary 10 law. contin-
ued until the next term but released from prison by
paying his fees If he does not leave the State now
he will probably be sold into slavery.
William Southard, on an appeal from the Mayor,
was continued until the next term and released from
prison.
Henry Harding, indicted for assault upon a me-
gro, continued until the next term, and admitted to
bail for his appearance.
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NOR RENT.-A house and lot of four
il acres well enclosed, one mile from the corro.
ration ia sn excellent Eeishborhood. Apply 10
WM. GOClDIN
no IT-H Governor Street
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ERANULATED GUM-This beantifnI

article, used Tor securing artificial teeth on their
plates, surpasses every attempt at Initiating the ma
tufai gun, with somewhat similar preparations-
whist ITS strength Is great that have vet to hear
OF the rst set of teeth In which it has been broken
by accident or by use.
MY Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
Their snoothness This evenness of surface preyents
the iodgment of food about theni which wonld rem
Ger them worthless; besides, my plugs will retain the
natural teeth through life, as they never come ont
after long course of experiments have secured
compound tor weak teeth that can be used when
1t is impossible to use any kind of metal.
r. ID. ADDINGTON,
Office one door from 10TH on Main st NOT
A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
"A IMPORTANT IMPROvEMENT-The under
signed have purchased the right to use DR. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of Insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and most important inventions ever made in
this branch of the Dentists
The improvement consists in the employment of a
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the complete
union OF all the teeth by scious compound, which
raj looking gum, and filling up all creviees and ire
arities and rendering it impossible for the teeth
BECOME unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula.
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth Ia
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth (inserted in the ordinary
way and not giving satisfacton,) invited to try
this invention, which they can do at but little add
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens of this kind
OF work t2 any persons who will call our office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT l. MAHONY, Dentists
my I7-d&wts Office, 2l9 Main street.
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MURRAY's DAGUERREAN GALE

~ RY. EAGLE SQUARE, Main Street. is the
place to obtain perfect picture at low price, The
spglied to Daguerreotypes without extra charge
STEREoSCOPES, the most beautiful of all pictures
taken at very reasonable rates. Strangers and citi
worthy of patronage. Pictures taken in all sorts Of
weather. JOHN MURRAY,
Sign OF the Red Flag, over the Bookstore of James
Woodhouse. NOD
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

cans,a Inc circulation Of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
comInsdo 1nat OF all the Daily papers Of Rchmord
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, kept
w constantly on hand, for sale by
no 16 A. E. MOORE, l80 Broad street
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NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID
~ New LISBON Columbia Co.
A BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER =

A BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER -
IA Just published
THE AMERICAN FIELD BOOK OF MA
NURES-Treatng of the Nature Propensites,
Sources History and Operations of all the principal
Fertilizers and Manures in common use, with specific
directions Ter their preparation, preservation ard ap
plication to the and to crops, combined with
the leading principles of practical and scientific gr
culture drawn from authentic sources. actual expe-
rience, and personal bservaton; illustrated with en-
cravings. BY D. Jay Brown, author of Sylvia Ame-
ricana Trentse on Forest Trees, American Poultry
Yard, &c. Price 81.
For sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE,
no Is Eagle Souare
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CoURT OF AppEALs-Mr. Rocoek cln.e,

COURT OF APPEALs.-Mr. Bocock closed
ms nus argument against the petition of Lewis Monfa-
sue, ss, before this Court, yesterday and Mr. Patton
~ commune Tor the application to-day. The grounds
on y. which the application is based, are these First.
prisoner was ruled into trsl by the Circuit Court
eters5urg, after asking for acontinuanee having
isoe atndayit that important witness to his de-.
m .ehcs was absent. Second the setting aside iuror
tne court who had heard CREST deal of the case
@ 40 had lot heard the evidence, the juror doubf.
IIs na lnsDlity 70 give the prisoner fair trial
snoasn oeieying that he could decide the case ac.
settinas 70 the law and the evidence. Third the
sha, ASIDE Juror before the pannel called
@ new tIai TO the prisoner after hearing ev;-
I . prove that one of the jurors had prejadged
1nus Iar mas been very able on both sides and will
ton. e- :! peine Closed oy MT. + al
When the decision sof the Court ;s sivep wa will
make Il known TO ourf&4aers e.'eA' "o -.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,


p TEN LINEs On LESS NAxs sQuAaE; loneer
sbiein advance.
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VEGETABLE MARxrrs-It eirea 81 nlea-

LGkTABLE MARKETs.--It gives US plea
sure 70 state on reliable authority that the improve
tor and that workmen are now engaged In prepsripr
.hs nmsers. castings etc, Necessary for the compe-
as =. tnS sesancans recommended by the CRY In
completing this job, which Of such infrifs inpor-
lance TO those who are now continually exposed 20
tne weather from the oPenness of the kethouses
as at present constructed.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT--Tbe Brick House, contain.
4 inr ssx rooms on the corner OF Marshall and
Madison streets, at present occupied by Mr. John T.
Slate Possession given immediately. Rent $40
reT xnnum. Apply TO ToLER & COOK, Asts
no Is Pearl 81.
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E0R RENT-A very desirable Lodging
Il Room over the store OF the subscribers.
rol4 BULKLEY & co.
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OAR IRON, BAR IRON.-e0o0 lbs. su-
I'D perior Mountain Hammered Bar Iron. for sale y
no f6 CRENSHAW CO.
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N W. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

THE subscriber has just received from
Il New YORK, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS to be
found In those markets, which he will make up on
Reasonable terms and in the most fashionable style
De begs a share of public patronage. Examine tor
yourself.
READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
Richmond manufacture, as cheap as at any other
house in the city. q.
Gentlsmen's FURNISHING GOODS in great va.
nety w H. BENSON,
sells ll0 Main ct.
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HE ALARM OF FIRE last evening. about
Q clock, was produced BY the burning of chimney
Alarm No. 2, which occurred about O'Clock was
caused by the breaking of fluid lamp at house on
the corner OF 18th and Main Streets which set the
window curtains on fire. Damage small
. Alarm No. 3.-About 8 o'clock the bells rang for
the third time, and the fremen were out in force =
Ihe incendiary torch had been applied to a pile of
Old lumber, at Walden's carpenter shop, north end
of 7th street. which was considerably damared' The
building was saved. Loss small
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CILVA PRIMERA.-A full supply of
- very superior CIGARS, of the above popular
''' j. BLAIR'S. l2s Broad ST.,
no l6 Opposite Depot.
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MISS A. IscE.-This is the last ornort,,.

MISS A. INcE.-This is the last opportu
MY the patrons Of the drama to have Of seeine
Miss Ince, one of the few gifted young ladies now
upon the stage, and we therefore advise q general
turnout Since her short sojourn among US, and she
stage but short time she has won the appliance of
all who have seen her, and will be parted from with
by such of our citizens have learned her In
OF her bright and sparkling histionic talents Thous
mere novice upon the stage, her carriage pronun-
cls.on and general department almost faultless
[noIs, are most life-lke and natural. We bid her
god speed IN her professional tour with the earnest
nope that the admirers of the drama 10 Richmond
may soon again have the pleasure of welcoming he
back to the boards of the Marshall
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MERCER POTATOES now in store,
Iyl for sale by A. z. MOORE,
no 16 l80 broad street.
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DAoUERREoTYPING.
.ON'T BE HUMBUGGED-MR 11S

hON'T BE HUMBUGGED.-M OS-
~ BORNE would inform the good peonle as
Richmond that he is still 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 life-like fesh-coored APP
pearance.
STOCK! STOCK, STOCK..l-OSBORNE is
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMERAS
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, and STOCK, wholesale or
retail. OSBORNE,
eel Sign of the Flags of all Nations
.nAGUERREOTYPES.-I If you wish a
II really good PICTURE call at once on MINNIS
WATSON, at I46 Main street, just below the Ex-
change Bank, and have il done up in their superior
style. They have just received splendid assortment
OF Gold Lockets Fancy Cases, &c, in which to place
pictures at moderate prices.
oc % MINNIS & WATSON.
DRAFTS VIRGINIA SKY-LIGHT
i GALLERY, Established 1916, No. AS Main st., at
the Gothic WindoU.-Our great during the last
seven years, during which we have taken OVER
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND PORTRAITS, is the
best proof we offer of the goodness and perma-
nence OF Cur Pictures and obvates the necessity of
putting osrsetses into notice. All ask is give
call and you obtain every variety of Picture at
reasonable prices with all the latest improvements
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EOR RENr.-The large Brick House on
j. north corner Of Marshall aud 9th sts and at pre-
Son given Is, January next. Rent S4sa. Apply 10
TOLER 4 COOK, Agents
paayl
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DUkNING FLUID AND CAMPHINE.
ID supply of fresh Burning Fluid and Camphine.
just received by
no 15 L.. flCOI CO.
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CURTAIN DAMASkS.-Rich satin de
~ LANES for Curtains.
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Curtain Gimps and Loops
Super MaTseilles Quilts, all sizes
English Furniture Prints
Crb and Bed Blankets
IA Bleached Cotton Shirtings
Io.4 and l24 Linen do.
"a, 81 and l0-4 Table Daulask
=, Table Napkins Doyles and Towellings.
FOR sale low by CHRISTIAN LAIhROP,
n0l7 No 90 Main at
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HyAN COLORED MERINOES-1 case
j. super tan copd French Merinoes.
case super assorted copd French De LANES.
Receiving per Jamestown and for sale BY
oI6 KENT, PAINE 4 KENT.
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NAMPHINE AND BURNING FLUID,
PURCELL. LADD & CO..
no Is Druggists, 90 Main ST.
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DIG IRON. PIG IRON.-We have reg
il ularly for sale of the best brands coal and
hot blast charcoal Pig Iron, for forge and foundry
purposes. 90
no l6 GkEHSHAN q W.
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EAMILY FLOUR.-John Hollins' Fam
IL ily Flour for sale, and warranted superior, by
M IL CRENSHAW & CO.
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DOCKET CUTLERY Just received
- per steamer City OF Manchester direct from Eng
iaha, "a full assortment of Joseph Rodgers Sons
ahe Eeorge Wortenholm L Sons superior Pocket
Saa fen kniyss, with l. 2, s. and blades; Ladies'
scissors and Shears; Razors in great variety; some
eIy me Toilet Cases; Scissors Ia Morocco cases,
low prices.
C. ]. SINTON L CO.,
no ~ Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Mein st.
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THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MES
i SENGER complete and bound IN 1s vols, in half
turkey For sale by A. MORRIS,
no IL 81 Main street.
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fer,
d 10
def
pro-
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-We are au-
IL thogised 70 sell or rent the Brick House. with
other convenience on the Canal, near Mr. Joseph
K Ardegsons Foundry, and at present occupied by
Mr.. Daniel Totty as grocery store. Possession given
o. the lst OF January next.
Fer terms, apply 20
81 TOIEP 4 COOK
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DUTTER.-We are receiving this article
Dregularly from the Mountains, and now have some
very fine at the market price. .
no LIZ CRENoHAM u CO.
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JOHN S. THO MtSQN,
WHOLESALE GTfsCEl
Nos. 80 aRS. a2. Second slrct lrsIy fee,l BE,
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BLACK.EYRn yoy

oAACk~EtED JOE.
Two or three years ago went into a town in
the State Of New Hampshire, to give temper.
ance lecture. There were not many p,rsons IN
the village who did not drink intoxeating II.
9uors. But many persons came to hear me and
I noticed, just as l commenced speaking, n m.
tie brlght-eyed boy, just about your age. who
came into the hall, and sat down near the door
lie listened very attentvely, and when spoke
or the cruel treatment Of wives and their chill.
drcn from incorporate men, saw him more
than once take his handkerchief and wine av nv
the tears. told them the pledge would nrs.
vent all this, and make men kind and pleasant +.
and told the children 10 sign it, if they would
prosper and be happy in the world. This little
fellow was almost the first TO nut his name
down; and when | asked the people who he
was, they told me he was called Black Eved
jos and that his father was one Of the worst
drunkards in town.
II was his custom every morning TO minele
rum with sugar and water and pass il round 70
every one Of the children, who took little, as
well as the father and mother. He would drink
again at eleven o'clock, and at noon-time, at
Four o'clock, and at supper; so that when even
ing came, he would always be intoxicated, oruel
and revengeIul. Sometimes he would beat his
wife; sometimes beat his children, or shut them
out OF doors in the cold storms. 1t was this
that made Joseph weep, when told OF cruelty
to Children and il was this that induced him TO
sign the pledge.
He went home from the meeting determined
to keep his resolution. The next morning, as
usual, his father took ont the brown Jug, wiped
the pitcher Of poison, and handed il to Joseph
first. lie shook his head, and declined taking
it.
Drink, Joel! said his father.
81 do not wish Tor any again, sir" replied
Joseph.
His father looked at him sternly for a mo-
ment, and then said rougly Did you 20 10 that
temperance meeting, Joe ?"
eyes, sir" he replied.
did you sign the pledge?"
"Yes, SIR"
"What did yOu do that for 2"
Because father" said Joseph hestatingly,
'"if ever am a man, do not want to be as YOU
are"
His father blushed, turned pale, stood conrus-
ed n moment, and then opened the door and
dashed the jug and pitcher to pieces saying,
you shall have n father, Joe, that you won't
be ashamed 10 be like ~
From that hour he las never taken any thing
that can inloXicate, and is happy himself, and
renders his family happy also; and will venture
TO say, that Joseph will have an answer ready
Tor any one who asks him, "What good it will
do" 10 sign the pledgeY
Uncle Edward, you may put my name down, -
said Henry, land thank you Tor telling Inc
the story" So saying, he put on his skates,
went oGupon the ice with quick motion, to
tell the story of Black eyed Joe to his compan.
ion Sunday School Advocate.
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MIAVE associated themselves together for the
II purpose of carrying on the TAILORING BUSl-
NESS in all its various branches
On Main street, door north Of the Brady House,
and next door to c. w. Bryan's Stove Store.
They have and will keep, the best Of Journeymen all
the time and will Execute Work as Expeditously,
as neatly and as iashonably as thev know how.
We will not saw we will beat The that makes the
fashions, but will say they will keep the pic.
tues as possible.
Mr. Lennon has the largest, best and cheapest stock
of Cloths Cas,imeres, Vestngs, Trimmings and Sum-
msr Goods that Hannibal ever had the gced luck to
HAVEN il.
az Give US call gentlemen, you are bound to be
suited in my kind, or quality OF Goods
hSnAibai. April %, isb3'-d3n
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Barb er'S Shop.
PETER JOHNSON,

D ESPECTFULLY offers his services to the
LII public. He keeps the best quality of razors,
and keeps them sharp. He will always pay
strict attention to cleanliness and neatness.
He cuts and dresses hair in a style that
never fails to please his customers. AS a
knight of the scissors and razor he Yields to
none in Hannibal. HlS charges are reasona-
bly, low. As he intends 10 continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes 10 have
the patronage Of the citizens of Hannibal,
whose we'll known chief Characteristic
of energy leads them TO desire to see
everything on the progressive march.
Recollect it is the shop nearest to Hick-
mans Stove Store. 1t is on the west side
of Main street, two doors north of Bird
street. (ap-23.d-ly)
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WASHINGTON, Anril q

Contrary to the general expectations the De-
parlments were not closed to-day, but the Pres
ident has directed Them TO be closed tomorrow
as mark of respect to Mr.. King. Twenty-six
clerks were removed from the Sixth AUDITORS
office to-day; the places we're Immediately filled,
mostly by the restoration of the former incum-
hentE.
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PHILADELPHIA, April q

The Washington papers contain the Presi-
dents proclamation, ordering the Departments
to be 81 osed to-day through respect for Mr..
King. Orders Of the Secretaries of the Navy
and War, directing salute of II guns and a
national salute at shutdown at all of the army
and navy stations the day after the receipt Of
the order.
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Lawns.

80 ps. from the celebrated factory of Hartmann Oll
30: Fancy Fashionable Bingham Lawn, 35c; Painted
Jaconet lOc
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Advertisement.
TAILORING.

JAMES THOMPSON, 3 JOHN A, LENNON,
the Lime Man, Merchant Taylor,
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ARENA Mill.
Cheepest and Best Writing Ink.

r II. BRITTINGHAM & BRO. are now manu-
IL. featuring Black Writing Ink of superior qnai-
ty, which they sell very cheap thirty cents dozen
cones, or live cents pint. Steel pens may be left
standing ia this ink any length Of time without eorTo'
r Sat wholesale, they viii 1oa Is OF Slo bar
rel, lWyNSaG"
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IRRrsIsTIuLE.-A goOd-natured girl with
eyes filled TO the brim with love and Prussian
blue. II you don't want palpilation Of the
heart, keep away from "sich."
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Latest Style of Bonn
and Cap Ribbons,

Always on hand a complete Stock OF
ted, al l cent per SKein, Working Canv
paper, al zoe pei Sheet.
Gilt Note Paper, Fancy and Blue lie
Cap. Fancy Envelopes; Plain, White
Steel Pens: Ivory Pen Holders: Copy b,
l0c: States, at 7ic and I5c: Slate Pencil
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CHARLrsroS, April 20.

The remains Of Vice President King were
followed to the grave this morning at ii O'clock.
He was buried according TO the rites of the
Episcopal church. The Rev. Mr.. Plat, of
Selma, oaiciated and delivered most excellent
sselmOn. Mr.. King died calmly and composed
w.
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The river continued 10 rise rapidly yesterday,
with IL feet water on the falls last evening"
During the previous "a hours the river has ris-
en- feet.
The falls are in excellent navigable condition
for the largest class Of boats, and we noticed
yesterday the r. NJ. Patton ascending the falls
through the Kentucky chute Louisville
Cour. 2lst
The steamer Julian sunk on the l4th, in the
Wabash river.
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Prints.

Merrnack, Cocheco, Phillip Aliens, IIam on :
Lobe, J. Dunnell's, American, Sprague, Globe, Man.
CHESTER Mayielu, Providence, and Bloomdale, all oil
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