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Look Here Every BOdy!!
TUST RECEIVED; a superior lot of paten
~ improved Safety Fuse. Also Blasting and
Rife Powder. For sale low for cash, at
Sep. 6, 1653-f H. w. WHITES,
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Several years have now passed and
Susanna is the sole occupant and heir of
her fathers estate, and still remains a
widow and blessing to society; daily Wis
its her parents graves, and will regret to
the end of life, her first and only act Of
diS0bedience.
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THE SURSCRIRER would r.

M0 pectfully announce to the citizens Of
Ny jackson and vicinity, that he has per-
manently located himself here for the purpose
Of carrying on the Saddlery and Harness bust
ness, one door east Of Price and Taylor's Store
where he will be found ready to accommodate
or make to order,apy article in his line. Please
give him call. d. w. WINFOUGH.
July %, '53--tf.
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OripiuaL Gale.
FOR THE JACKSON STANDARD.
FIRST AND ONLY
ACT OF DIS0BEDIENCE.
BY E. r., OF JACKSON.

9USANNA, have you Observed" en-
S1quired Mrs. Newton, as she was about
leaving the parlor "that all the happiness
we are permitted to enjoy in this life, is
a compound of joy and grief, and that the
brightest anticipations of the future are
often obscured by evil forebodings."
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A long and painful silence ensued.-
Finally, Susanna ventured to enquire if
her mother really determined to act in
accordance with the above admonitions,
and exclude her lover from the hospital
tiles of the house.
"The advice of Mr.. Fox, my child,
should not be rejected. He was your.
fathers devoted friend, and does nothing
unadvisedly, you should feel under re-
newed obligations to him for averting
such dreadful calamity. Oh, my child
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NANSA " wa
Mother"
"Be calm my daughter, you are good
girl, and in all your troubles do as you
have heretofore done. come to your mo
ther for consolation and advice"
"Mother, to what does this language
portend? Does any evil threaten him?--
Have l not always been dutiful and obe-
dient, aud obeyed my fathers dying in
junction, to appeal to my mother for con-
ISOLATION and advice"
"Your conduct has been unexception.
able, your father was saint upon earth,
and blessing to mankind"
"But Lucien, Lucien Millman, what
threatens him ?" Mrs. Newton read a.
loud the following letter:
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LEAR Mrs NEWION -
GAS an old friend to your hus-
band, and one who wishes you and your
daughter all the happiness earth can af-
ford, take the liberty to warn you, yea
to exhort you, as you value your peace
ofmind and your daughters happiness, to
dismiss Immediately and forever from
your house, that arch hypocrite and i'm
poster, Lucian Millman. He loves not
Susanna. 1t is her fortune alone, he
covets. Tomorrow he will be arrested
to answer to the charge of forgery
Guard well your daughter tonight, and
she shall be preserved against the willy
Vaccinations of this heartless villain.
G. FoY"
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RUSSIAN PRIYATEERS.

The Courier des Etats Unis clings with
pertinacity to the story that Russian officers
are engaged in enlisting privateers in this
country. The New York papers, whose
means of information must be quite as full
and reliable as those of the French journal.
place no sort of reliance in the story. The
Russian officers now in the country disclaim
anything of the sort. Perhaps the allied
powers would not object TO pretext for levy
ing on American commerce, but this govern
ment is scarcely stupid enough to give them
even aplausible pretence for such STEP
is clear that we shall find it difficult enough
to preserve our neutrality in the event of a
general war in Europe. Congress ought at
once to authorize a large addition to the
Navy in preparation for that contingency
The best use that could be made of the s,r.
plus in thetreasury would be to appropriate
the whole it to that purpose. Il
The national honor as well as the com.
mercial interests of the nation are alike in
volved in the organization of an efficient
Navy. We have werld wide reputation
for naval prowess. 1t would be shameful TO
expose all our laurels to premature blight by
leaving eur Navy in its present condition
The few ships we have could be swept from
the seas and every city on the Atlantic, sea
board annihilated by such a squadron as
England and France now have in the East.
ern waters. As for California, it would fall
into an enemy hands at the first breaking
out of hostilities with Europe. -
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HANDSOME PREsENT.-The Compositors
of the Dispatch make their Acknowledgements TO
Mr.. VIM, J. BARTHOLOMEW, jeweller and watch
clocks, and beg to assure him that they appreciate
the present most highly. IF Mr.. B g stock of
clocks is equal to the one we have mentioned, those
who need article of that kind can readily be sun
piled by calling on him. We therefore invite A.
tention to his advertisement in another column. =
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DEBATE IN THE SENATE.

The debate in the Senate on Thursday last,
upon the bin for the new Medical College,
enlisted some of the best debating talent of
that body. Messrs. WIrcHER and AMBER
advocated the BILL and Messrs.. CAMPBELL,
TAzEwELL and LOGAN opposedit, in speech
es of decided ability. Brief remarks were
also made in favor Of the bill by Messrs.
JONES of Petersburg, THOMAS of Alexandria,
and sAuspERs of Williamsburg. Altogether
it was one Of the most interesting discussions
Of the winters and though the subject was al an
exciting one, was. conducted with the most
perfect good feeling and courtesy as well as
zeal and ability. 1919
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NEGRO DRowNED.-on Saturday night

NEGRO oDRowNED.-On Saturday night
last at Rockets the Waterman employed to guard
the goods on the wharf, brought by the steamer
Pocahontas, detected negro fellow in the act of
stealing some Of the articles under his charge and
instantly arrested and secured him. Shortly after
this while the Waterman was passing around the
goods, to see that they were all safe the negro at
tempted to escape by running on board the Poca-
hontas, but not knowing that portion of her bull
warks were broken down, went too far. fell over
board and was drowned. The Waterman immedi.
ate!y procured lights from the steamer, and used
every exertion to save the fellow but without sue
cess He had disappeared. His body had not
been recovered yesterday afternoon 'Es1 T-a
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SHOWING THE TowN.-On FRIDAY last.
the Washington Greys, after visiting the Capitol,
factory and shown the modus operandi of manu-.
featuring the weed and preparing 1t for market.
While there the "darkies" gave them one of their
favorite airs, which seemed quite entertaining to
the soldiers. We understand that they were inyi
ted to spend Saturday with Lieut. Dickinson at
his country seat on the plank rnad, and that thew
would gladly have accepted the invitation but for
engagements in Baltimore, which they could not
break. ''.' J. -7a htf'''f r. ai St='l73' -
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DEPARTURE OF THE WASHINGTON GnEy

/, DEPARTURE OF THE WASHINGTON GREys.
This efficient Volunteer. Corps took their leave
of Richmond on Saturday morning last having
been escorted to the cars by the Virginia Rifles,
Capt. HARTz, to whom that duty had been assigned
by Col AUGUST. As the cars passed along the out.
skirts of the city, detachment of the Fayette Ar.
tilsry gave them parting salute with their can
non, which they returned with cheer after cheer
until the cars had swept around the curve and
passed out of sight. Jewish them pleasant Jour.
ney and safe arrival at their various homes -,
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The FIRE-WoRKs.-The exhibition DIV.
en- at the Arnory on Friday night last, by Canaan
DImMocK,, was one Of the handsomest OF the kind
ever seen in this city. Thousands of personsturn.
ed out see it, but the yard in which the exhibi
ton took place too small toa,sconnodate more
than twelve rfifteen hundred persons. The nro
ceeds of This entertainment go to the poor and viii
prove most acceptable to them at this time IS
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SUDDEN d EATH.-We regret to learn
that Mr.. JOHN d. HARDGRovE, Superintendent Of
the Male orphan Asylum. alsa suddenly on Fri
H. was member of Springfield Division, sons Of
Temperance, and of the Ancient Order Of ,Druids.
and was buried by those Orders yesterday after
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4 LYoN's KATHAIRoN.-FoR PRESERVING,
RESTORING AND BEABFfFYIEG THE HAIR ia the most
deli ghtf end wonderful article world the pro-
duced Its astonishing is wthoota precedent
in the history of the Mateia Medica DARK and luxa.
rant curs soft and glossy hsr witt scores of adm
rers ark this ladies) is the universal effect of the
Kathairon. Bald and Grey Heads were perfectly
as.onshed.l .rThe Ksthairon has fully restored my
hair after badness of II years A.. Court RIGHT,
rs Bond street, n Y" The Katharon Is certain
cure for Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous dis
eases. Sold by all dealers everywhere Try it.
Price only Is cents in large BOTTLES.
d. s. BARNES, Proprit'r, l6l Broadway, N. Y.
fe Adm ? FfssT stf4-s y, rzzs
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. SEVERELY IsIuREp.-On Saturday last
little of Me- Anselotti's, while playing with n
ball. ON 9Th street between Franklin and Grace felj
from WALL a distance Of twelve or fifteen feet and
was seriously injured, Dr. Bohannen was called
in and rendered the necessary medical aid. When
we last beard from him he was doing as well as
could be expected. Il aas,,s,srs.e i - ed.a7G7TS
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To THE V0TERs OF THE CRY or EICH-,
MoNp-At the solicitation of my friends. annoance
STABLE of the city of Richmond.. And IL it should
be your pleasure to elect me- pledge myself TO use
every effort to give satisaction IN the discharge OF
fe s-ts - 7. J. CARTER.
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q Private HAYS Was then q Il ON for 4 bake
Sermon" and rendered the most e. liable
letyle, ending with an cri4 d desctptionah m4E
'nagerie-the richest thing its 1--WE ~ ~
Tened to- s---a'se-- -
Lieut.. PErnsoL. Of the Washington Greys, next
respcndedyesy happily 70 . sensinsnt = his COM
idS saI.srma.aer HHs sSsuEs 4 liz a.ins.on Grey.
nbeiBs csaled vpess gsxe-eA enasksing anacdote
witch was happily received
Songs. aheedote, speeches, wit, sentiment and
wine, Allied up the remainder Of the night tntfi
about half past O'Clock, when the COMPANIES form
edihtoilna preceded BY their respective bards ana
the WashinetonG reys were escorted to- their quaf.
tiers ut the Exchange, but not to sleep, for their
warm friends were at b loss to say farewell, and
therefore remained with them il social converse
till awhile affer o'clock Saturday morning when,
the Virginia Rides, Capt HARTz, arrived, and es-
corted them to the Northern cars, upon which they
were soon TO be borne from the city on their way
to their homes In the Quaker city, ssE III ns8gS
Ii Owing TO our inability to- catch all the senti
ments' offered, from the position we occup ed, we
have beef, compelled to omit some OF them; while
the extreme length Of the proceedings forbids the
idea Of our even attempting sketch of the remarks
OF the various speakers We may be permitted to
say, however, that we have never seen 80 pleasant
social gathering, where nothing but the kindest
feeling prevailed, and where all seemed perfectly
delighted with the scene around them. The gath
OF February will long be remembered by those who
assembled at the American Hotel on that night, and
N the history of the Blues will ever prove one OF
lis brightest pages. ..----.,. .ss-,s
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By the request of my friends, I announce
myself q candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTA-
BILE of the City OF Richmond, at the ensuing cleo
tion. 'f" -s A$ss Sfs -,
: fe 6--dtd Lah. A-.a-x 81. LIS. B. TINsItEY.@
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q dNorioE.--I am Candidate for the ofiic,
Of HIGH CONSTABLE of the City Of Richmiond, %
5 Re 8-dts JOHN REEVE

= 70 THE CrTIzENs OF RIcHNoND The
undersigned conscientiously persuaded that his
perieuee. ssstanf TO Mr.. Blair, fwho deeliaes
re-electionl would enable him TO perform efficient
" the duties pertaining to the Office of HIGH CON-
STABLE, efefs himself candidate for the sfrages
Of his fellowcitizens Should they confer npen him
the honor of an election to that Office, he will exert
d. ,fe tides a. e.. 4 ,ssf4s=.-.f T.. J.. LACKLAND.
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IS TO Tht WORMS of THE CffY0r Rich
this me tfio on ulYself cam,
didate for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the vetefs
think proper TO confer the office me- it sliali be
my greatest effort 10 dseharae the various duties Of
it with Promptnesa and fidelity ,.if
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. Feb. rs.
ARRIVED.

steNf ''h III ARRIVED. sH-s" n hsi
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse. aud
passengers. J. 1ae ,hatr1tst-ag 2. villa
= Steamer Pocahentaa. Jones, Baltimore, mdse.
Ludiarn < Watson. The Pocahontas encountered
heavy weather during the passage, losing portion
Of her deck load, and having bulwsrks stove in The
Pocahontas did not arrive at her wharf until Satur
day evening. 90 x Tsg d9S ST si2j57a ~tsvitL
Steamer Comet, Drew, Petersburg, mdse. 's9 3
.!t~-, $50 SAILED, .eN
Schr Oakland. Myers Suffolk, mdse. r. Fl. Jackson.
. Steamer Pecahsntas, Jones' Baltimore, Tndse.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-Cleared. scbrs. Samaris,
Bailey, for Fredericksburg and North Wind Catlin,
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 23.-Arrived, steamship City
of Richmond, Mitchell 40 hours from richmond
via Norfolk, wirh mdse and passengers to Levi FL
bridge On the 22d inst. at 10 A. NJ off Indian River
fell in with brig Frank Garvo of and from Jacksol-
willie, Fla IA days out bound to New York, dsmast.
ed. Took her in tow and brought her into this port
where she will have to discharge cargo umber) pre-
paratory to being repaired. Far} .siTt' eS5ot - q
4 q In HAMPTON RoADs.--Br- ship Alice Wilson,
Coward, AZ DAYS from Cardiff, Wa1es with railroad
iron, for Port Walthall!s 80 a0issas &
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Dr. BRaISERp can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel Richmond, until March Ssh. He 10
awaiting the report of the COMMITTEES Correspond
enre in this city, 3azgsfBT ms taaas7s te Its
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Irl.nzr6a. 81 al A,frst z, ann ~ - 'he

IS Far ron ET. JANIS, CHuHcHs--The la
dies of ST. James Charch propose boIdiny aFAfR a.
HALL. 10 open NC NDAY afternoon,
10Th February. 10 which they respectfully solicit the
attention of the public generally,
An Donations received at the Hall ssas
The proceeds Of the Fair will be- appropriated to
James Church.
(, Admttspce &c; children half price. SEA
+ Please give them aeslI 3 - @fe2S-3t'
/ JAsEs r. HoLBRooK,s Gener1l Whole
sale and Retail Book, MACHINE, NkwspaPER
lin street, Just above the Exchanxe Hotel.
All new Books, EEwsPApEks and PERIODICALS
received in advance of other houses ad furnished
the publishers lowest cash prieea q a.g'Aa
. All orders BY mail promptly attended TO-.
Re f2-2w4 = 1E8F
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NorIcE.-I again tender my services to
my fends and fellow citizens for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE. in the city of Richmond, at the ensu-
ing election Should it be their pleasure to elect me
my ability. t,-..-.,s=siefr al $500 =,
jaS1 GEO. w. TOLER. u
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EhS p1c1 q c31

H6SqS37 N07rds Att1 1kion i request
HI es3sisSsiaf & Il xSks9, 1ScteA6Sld Tscso.
N eSfs1sf n (3fac4 ~ 1mA41fe1t9xx xut
shz5ztH ~ s9a4HOSs w kBkAExS Auct.
ysApcTIns Eor1cEAp inyojce 81 Cloth
iss sza.a., z Z nAvxsrokr k1txn.t coz
4 sREIsGaoys sNorIcE--lIhe, i3ev. N. CASE
81 fh;s CITY. viii lssturs Te.MorIow Sly Eve.
nips, 81 Il oelsek, At the gniyefssiis Church. On
a sye, snss- sr1he Joy Of BefkSyipsre sss.s
1 ssfyices n the morning st II o'clock.
SvsyEcY--ss The Mature and Dntiea nj the Chris.
fan Ministry and the ddty Of I1pp0ftings1tl
The Yublie are respectfully inyitedt9 as1pd.
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2. A. SMAsH.-Yesterday morning about IL
o'clock, during heavy gale of wind the east wall
OF the fourth and fifth stories of Messrs Kent Paine
d. hent new store the South side of Main street
between lith and'l2th, was blown down and fall
ing on the root of Messrs. / emberton d Bros shoe
store. crushed it in, and also the third floor The
wall was green one" having been erected but
lew Gays, and the mortar had not had time to dry
Mr. Taylor and three other gentlemen had just left
the second story of the Messrs. Pemberton's store
when the crash took place, and thereby saved their
lives. The loss to the house and ON the goods will
fall bat little short of $1,000 we suppose.
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Il felsgSaa Hall of Science, He Main st.
zJoHN J.. WILLIAMS, ATToRsEYAT LAW,
Richmond Va practices In the Inferior and SUPERB
OF Courts of the city of Richmond and tina county OF
Henrico. - =
| Ofhce-with Arthur A. Morson, Esq, for the pre-.
-. ossas e7s AZ REFERENCES: " TC4
ARTHUR A. MoRses, Esq. WILLIAMS l. BROTHER.
I fe I7--dlm1 sfa-.efF + n 6As 81 er41sFssS
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NoTIoE.-At the solicitation of many
friends and acquaiptapces, hereby announce myself
acandidate for the office of HIGH CONSTABLE Of the
city of Richmond. f..e se.rsy +sstl.,- d 's'ssof
fe SIS D. BAKER JR
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE., ANSU
ry AND TRUST COMPANY, PHiLAnELRHIA--Caarv
PerpetsaLCasA System Cdpitat faseertained raias
of premiuasJ and assets, January, 1858,
a eeF0 $934, 203 06. z7a
The eminent success which has resulted to th,
Company, arises from its distinctive plan of open.
TONS embracing stability. security, Perpetuty and
availability. ~--~--s---- -
+ Itisrespectfuly submitted that no business man.
upon reflection, will omit to effect Life Insurance
forthwith; to lose thereby, In any event 10 impossible
to gain thereby is every instant possible, provided
the Company selected to contract with conducts s
business judiciousy upon the cash principle. This
Office does not deal IN credits all its operations being
and instead ofbeing diminished the amount insured
Is thereby largely increased No scrip dividends ps
able when convenient, are issued no notes are E
ceived for premiums to accumulate, eat up and a.
set the payment of the policy. Premium payments,
IN cash, may be made quarterly, or otherwise, at The
pleasure of parties applying for insurance ANIMAL
dividends may be converted or paid, in cash, by the
Company, or the amount thereby appropriated to
the payment.of next premium, as due No deduc'
tion from the amount insured In any event
Blanks, Prospectuses, Annual Reports, Policiessnd
all necessary information and assistance may be had
on application to JAS. e. MORRIS, Agent
% t,-3 % S3nss 9Th and Bank sts., Richmond, Va.
edi sa,tog q sids7 r. CLAIBORNE GoOCH,
g 500 FyA9h Medical Examiner and Referss.
BOARD OF ASSISTANTS on .nE CITY or RICHMOND.
VIM H. MAGFARLAND, President Of Farmer
pa ) aMEs = LYONS, coun.slle. At Law Law. e
Rev. WIN, NJ. CARMICHAEL D. d.
SMITH ROBERTS, Hardware Merchants.
JOSEPH r, WINSTON, Grocer and Commid'n
S Ef11a Is M srokEsa co: g. g.
JOHN LYNCH, Collector of the Port.
J. MILDEBERGERS SMITH, Proprietor of Amer
i'i EDMOND, DAVENPORT / Co, Merchants.
ROBERT p. WARD, Attorney atLsw.
N. B. HILL, Auctioneer and General Agent, Wal
/ GEORGE e. DENEALE, Senator Rockinahsu
ronrtv Va. 1s4sF x-5f assEt g.ss,s. 4 ia 2o-1m
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!" DIscRETIos Is THE BETTER PART OF
AEoRo--Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
bugred aud deceived by rnoonshine Advertisements
wise and cali on Mr.. 2. E. MOuLSON- and have
yocr pictures taken as he insures and warrants en-.
tire sale to all who may give him
their kind patronage. & ss-e.g ara 10 s-qs.
. I have on band, at present, a very handsome as
sortme of Fancy Cases. Medalions, Breast Pins and
Finger-Rings, ali of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
customers. EyfFF
Pictures from 81 to SIS.
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We learn from the Montgomery Advertiser that
. reward Of $500 for the name Of the party who re-
Gently circulated report thst the Farmer. and
Exchange Bank d Charleston had fAilcd tsdi lsai
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- OwNERs, Fousp We understand that
there are two gentlemen reading not far from the
lay claim to the $50 found in possession
OF John Griffin. One OF them resides In King &
Queen, the other 10 Caroline. r. as.ea
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3 II aO6N ll6tWeeh the IEx6ha1fe ma Ana
lis:ssI reward IN = "A d q 8 ~ ~.
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zsr EARLY VEGETABLEs.--Wer received from
ur good friend. Mr.. RIcHARD. GAHILL, some days
since specimens OF radishes and early vegetables
He has rented the Catholic College farm near this
place. aud intends to carry on market gardening I'M
on an extensive scale. No man understautfs tie
business better He deserves encouragement, and
we wish him all success, sf-a =.
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"a RAlN.-FOr the past twentyfour hours
the windows OF heaven seem to have been raised
and the rain has tallenin torrents From the high
ping along the coast has suffered severely. -
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5s1Sv Dr.iJodast of Baltimore, vhohai been dan.
gerously I'D, IL recovering.