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4 number Of HOUSEMAIDS who do all kinds Of
\ general housework-a,o. a few active Young Men,
for walters in hotels who understand the business we'll
can always obtain dcsira bic fair wages by
calling at the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
iulv LIT Third street St. Paul,
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~ The following terms upon which the
Gar of Russia is willing to make peace,
were brought by tie last steamship. Ii
will be seen that there is a strong probable
liz that the war will soon terminate. as the
terms proposed will most likely be accepted
b,- lilo IIia1 Dovnru
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TO MISUNDERSTANDING BOOKS.

TO MASONS-MA BOOKS.
NO' will please take notice and govern your =
Il lives @ccordingly, that the following new - Z,
Masonic Books can be had. TO Wit = " =
Tie New Masonic Trestle Beard. by Moore ~
III Craftsman and Free Mason, Guide by Moore
The Tempar's Text Book,
TIL Mystic Circle, 10y g. II. Gray
Br calling On V : CGNp<
Juue Zo-u Near the American
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IiE and : Ing Of Mrs. isigtin.lou
IL Flush Tines nf the Mississippi
Russia 4 II i.
Africa and the American Flag
c. HAMILTON X Co.
VI - L.
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..=15~ The Nonsiaee Capt. LoDwIoK, ar
rived last evening from Galcna. She leaves
this morning at O'Clock.
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FOR Isir. LADIES.
Rs HALL New Household Receipts
VI New Cook Book.
Mrs. Ie-ii' : Complete Cooker.
- New Receipt for Couiiu.
{. HAMILTON x 60
juno 80 'ltf No. ): Wn~ow House
FANS FANS
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WANTED NJ f,DiATELY.
4 NORWEGIAN or German girl, Cook in private
family. The highest wages viii be given. Apply to
l.. HYNEMAN,
iv29dtf Third st.. near Jackson.
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tAli and see extensive assortment 81 Muslin Fam
\ AZ &. ia MILTON X co.
juno 30 -tf NJ ; Vim. low House
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AFRICAN SPECIFIC

Sole Accents, Who viii supply the rricoliivrous
York prices. Retail ~ .5ctS. in large. battles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

ATTEMPT AT MURDER.-On Thursday evening
last, a most awful tragedy transpired at Pierpont
Centre-a brutal attempt of man to cut the throat
OF his wife with razor. The following are the
particulars, derived from the citizens ofthat town
1t appears that a man, named Abraham Noxou.
living in Andover, of dissipated habite had Obliged
his wife to desert him tor his brutal conduct and
she had gone to reside with her brother at Pier.
point. The feeling existing between the parties
not being very amicable several quarres had en-.
sued, and Noxon, to have revenge, had repaired to
the residence Of Mr. Stage, where his wife was re-
Thursday, requested a neighbor who was present,
to remain, expressing her fears of injury from
Noxon, he had SO often threatened her life After
a briei conversation Noxon asked for drink of
water, which Mrs. N. procured for him, and soon
asked for more, at the same time following her as
she went for the water. The neighbor sitting near
was startled Immediately by the screams of the wo-
men, and hastily ran towards them and caught
Noxon In the act of committing the deed-he bav-
ing already several large gashes upon her face
and neck and at the moment of discovery had her
head turned back with one hand and razor In the
other The arm of the murderer was arrested in
time to spare the woman's life. She lies now in
very precarious situation. EoXon promptly
secured, and after a brief examination was CON
veyed to the jail at Jefferson, to await the result of
his diabolical attempt to murder. He is represen
ted as man vicious in habits and greatly addicted
to dissipation. The attempt at murder had doubt
less been long premeditated, and he expressed on
arrest we understand regrets only that his object
had not been fully accomplished.-Co Conneaa (O.)
Rep July IL.
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PL U II BIN G.

PLU NJ bING
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS, STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &c.
THE subscriber has obtained, in the city
Il of New York, the services of the best Plumbers
in the United States, aud is prepared, with an
extensive stock of superior material, to execute in
the very best manner and with dispatch. all kinds of
work pertaining to this line of business
BATH TUBS oflead, copper, iron tin.
Every description OF WATER CLOSETS, WASH
STANDS.
Copper and Iron BOILERS
Brass and Iron Lift and Force PUMPS.
SHOWERS for hot and cold water put up to or.
der, and warranted to work well
Hanson's improved, balance valve HYDRAULIC
RAM put up to order in any pa't of the State This
Ram is said to be the best in the United States and
will raise water to elevation of at least fifty per
cent. greater than any other process with the
head and supply of water.
Having, at an extra expense, ehtained the best
materials, | feel warranted in saying | will do as
good work any establishment in the Union, and
reasonable terms.
Persons in want of work in this line are invited to
call before closing their contracts.
Particular attention is called to q new and superior
specimen ofPianished Timed Copper BATH TUB,
new all the rage.
Orders from any part Of the country promptly at
tended to. PAUL BARGAMAN,
jy Its 10th ST., Cary.
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TIE MEAGHER AND McMAsrER DIFFICULTY
We are given to understand that the affair between
Mr. Meagher and McMaster is not to be considered
precisely in the light in which stood yesterday
Our statement that Mr. Meagher had an interview
with the editor of the Journal previous to the as
sault, was, we are assured, incorrect. Mr.. Meag-
her, accompanied by friend, called at the Office
saving that they desired an interview, but he was
informed that Mr. McMaster was engaged at that
hour and could not be seen. An appointment for
another call at IL o'clock was made, but Meagher
being otherwise engaged, failed to appear, his
friend calling to say that be would be unable to
come The statement that Mr.. Meagher requested
the policeman to take himself and the other party
into custody, appears to be wrong. Mr.. Meagher
did not stir from the spot until arrested by Lieut.
Hicks-N Y Times, Thursday.
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Mise Charlotte Cushman acknowledged by the
English press as the best tragic actress who has for
years appeared on the London boards, IL now In
Paris. Few persons are aware, out OF New Or
leans that le years ago she made her first appear
ance at the old st. Charles. as an opera singer
Sne was brought out by Mr.. Caldwell 10 grace the
opening seasons OF his magnificent establishment:
and her accidental performance of Meg Marbles
first brought her extraordinary tragic and melo dra-
matte talents into notice.
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THE OLDEST BIBLE IN AMERIcA.-Dr John R.
Witherspoon, of Greensboro, Ala. has manu-.
script Bible which he believes op evidence of ira
di,ion and by title page, to have been written
about $40 or $50, A. D. making 1t thousand
years old 1t is about eight inches long, six inches
broad, and five inches thick. The substance on
which is written 10 parchment, soft and nearly
as thin as Satin The covers are of old English
oak. and uegs OF oak are used to wedge In the
thongs ot deer skin that fasten i'm the leaves The
page is splendidly Illuminated with black red, and
blue ink letters-very large at the beginning Of
each book
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RAPE AND MuRDxR.-The Eagle, published al
Guntersyile. Marshall county, Ala, states that two
young girls were ravished near that place recently
by 4 pcdter and negro. and were afterwards muir
dered by the inhuman monsters, who, as yet have
not been arrested.
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To THE PUBL,c.-The number of IRE
mediable evils caused by the use of Hair Tonics,"
paraded before the public in the newspapers suggests
HAIR Tonic the propriety of cautionng the public
against all articles Of the Sort unless properly tested
ms own practical experience with the hair satisfies
and the very great danger using any other without
being fully aware of its chemical properties 1t is
melancholy indeed to see the most beautiful of na-
tures ornaments dried, shriveiled and wasted away
oy the anproper use OF articles called Hair Tonic.
The genuine FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic is cold by
Bennett Beers, A. Duval, John H. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad St. and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
No charge for a trial. JOHN JOHNSON.
}xl1
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r E NJ v A l..
CAMEL SWITZERLAND.

~ and retsil SPORTING EMPORIUM. 1872 Main
street, Richmond, Va opposite Eagle Square, has
the largest and most extensive stock of GUNS, RI
FILES, PISTOLS, WALKING CANES. FISHING
TACKE, &c., in the State, together with general
assortment! Of Fire Arms and Sporting articles.
Colts REVOLVERS, all sizes
REVOLVERS of all other makers
PISTOLS of every kind and description
Dixon's Hawkesley's and Sykes's P o w Z B
FLASKS
SHOT BAGS; POUCHES and BELTS
GAME BAGS; DRINKING FLASKS
GUN WADDING
English and German Single and Double GUNS, by
the case single one, at all prices
Eley's, Walkers, Cox's, Wesley Richards, g., D..
and other CAPS
general assortment of Pocket CUTLERY
Hunting and Bowie KNIVES.
Orders taken for fine GUNS of all the celebrated
makers. nv 2S-Sm
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rattle snake WAS killed near Gainesville,
Franklin county, Ga, on the 7th inst.,. by Isaac
Aderholdt, Esq, which measured eight feet SIX
inches long, and seventeen inches around the body
and had nineteen ratties
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Anew Orleans editor, recording the career ol
a mad dog. says: ave are erieved TO say that the
rabjd animal before he could be killed, severely
bit DIR. Hart and several other dogs"
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Francis NJ. Taylor, printer, was found dead on
the 30th ult., near McMinnvile, Tenn. discharg-
ed rifle was found near him, but it is not known
whether he committed suicide or not
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NJ. Dubois, who cut Mr.. George Jennings in
Memphis on the 4th inst, has been held to bail in
the sum Of 81 900 for his future appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-22

MORTALITY IN CHARLEsToN.-In Charleston, s.
c., from the 9th to the LIST of July, there were 81
deaths of which IL were whites and 10 colored
persons.
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
classical AND MATHEMATICAL

l.
SACADEMY-VOLGER l. PATTON, Richmond,
Va The second session of this institution will
meDce on the lst Monday in October next, and end
the 18th of July following.
The undersgned will spare pains TO give satsfac-
ton to their patrons and to instruct thoroughly in all
the branches taught by them.
The course will embrace the Latin and Greek Ian
guages, Mathematics end English studies. French,
Spanish, German and Italian are also taught
Every pupil is expected to study at least one of the
snelent languages.
TERMS
FOR Classics and Mathe ematics. ...........Si Si0 90
or each modern language (extra) .......... 20 90
small extra charge for fuel will also be mafe.
One half of the fee is payable strictly in advance
and the remainder on the 18th OF February.
Parents intending to enter pupils will confer a
great favor by informing the undersigned soon
possible. in order that proper arrangements may be
made for their reception.
Competent assistants will be employed if necessary.
akS, dEohsf 5 pATToNi a9TSEf' fn d. Principals
N b. All communications addressed TO DR.. Err est
Volger, Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
July 10th, 1874. jv ll-eoSw
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The cholera appears to have disappeared from
Nashville. The Gazette considers it unnecessary
to continue the reports of the SEXTON
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

- The cIcuistion of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined - =.
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FOR the present Mr.. Darracott will re-
main with sDd render his assistance where ne will
iy7 STERBINS PULLEN
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RICHM OND, VA:
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY "a, 1854.
VIRGINIA.

DROWNED WHILE BArHING.-The Petersburg
Express of yesterday says:
very interesting boy between thirteen and four
teen years OF age, named Thomas Cooke, son oil
capt Samuel Cooke of the schooner "James.own,
now lying at City Point was drowned last evening
between six and seven O'Clock, while bathing near
one OF the wharves. The little fellow being unable
70 SWIM, unfortunately got beyond his depth and
dered
The body was recovered in about three-quart
OF an nour afterwards by Mr.. Christopher Proctor a
citizen OF City Point.
SAD-According to the Southside Democrat, one
OF the most distinguished horses used by the s. A.
b. G.sdied on Wednesday last, latter brief i'll
ness of thirty.six hours
The Parkersburg News publishes the number and
value of the slaves that have escaped from the
ty OF Wood, for the last Is or 20 years The num-
Der that absconded is q valued at $I3l, 200
Martnsburg (Va) Gazette that severe storm visit
ed that place on Monday. Rain fell in torrents,
and the wind was strong, taking branches from
trees, prostrating the corn, &c. A portion of the
roof cf tie Lutheran Church was also carried away
The ground had become exceedingly dry and rain
was greatly needed
FREDERICKSBURG AND NoRFoLK-The steamer
William Selden will henceforth make regular trips
between Norfolk and Fredericksburg, leaving Nor
folk on Monday.
A sHARK-The Norfolk Argus ssysa shark was
seen on Tuesday at the mouth of Smiths creek.
DELEGATEs.-Thep people of Giles county have
appointed delegates to attend the Internal Improve.
ment Convention in Norfolk on the 25th of October
"The Grand Council of the Union Baptist church
OF Virginia, will be held at the new meeting house,
near Fones' schoolhouse in Wesmoreland coun-
ty. to commence the Saturday before the second
Sunday in August
movement is on foot in Petersburg to erect a
monument over the remains of the late Capt Rich
ard McRae, who was drowned in the Potomac river
in May last.
Abraham Van Wvck committed suicife in Nau
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SNEAD & COOKE,
ATT ORNEYS AT LAW,


Charlottesville, Va.
TNHE undersigned having formed a co
l. partnership for the practise of Law in Albe.
marie, will practise regularly in the County and Cir
cult Courts of said County, and also in the District
Court, held in Charlottesville.
All professional business entrusted to the firm will
receive the attention of both parties.
ES Claims secured and collected, and remittances
promptly made.
BURWELL w sNEAD
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address B. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or r. !.
COOKE, Palmyra, Fluyanna, Va.
BURWELL w. SNEAD will also gularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanna and will
give his prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him in that county.
REFERENCES:
New YoRK-Messrs Greenway. Brothers L Co..
Compton Turner; J. r. Jafray l. Sons; Robertson
Hudson; Ward, Babcock L Co.; Ely Mygatt, il. &
Co.; Levi Cook Co.; A r. Frothin CHAM Co.. Hen
rys, Smith and Townshend Beebe 4, Co
BALTfMoRE-Mss sssrs Beugher, Fisher Co.; Ball,
Chries l. Co.
RICHNoND-Messrs. Wordsworth, Turner Co.;
Parker Bayly Il Nimmo; Warren x Perkins; Kent,
Paine Kent; Hubbard Gardner Co.: Desne 4
Brown; Thos. & Chas. Ellis; Geo. w. GretteI; w. +.
Butler i Co.; John N. Gordon Il Son; Flanagan,
Stokes Co. je 23-3m
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CHOLERA, in its inciplent stages, readily
yields to the force and virtue of BAKERS PREMIUM
HIrTERs. few years since, when this fatal epi-
who used the Biters constantly escaped the pesti.
lence, while many of their neighbors fell prey to
body should them freely and thereby escape dis.
ease. Price. so cts. per bottle. To be had OF the
Druggists generally throughout the city Orders
promptly filled by addressing
je2S E. BAKER, Richmond, Va
BATHS! BATHsM BATHs.l!-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressing
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Amen.
can Hotel-sntrance on 11th street
Single Bath IS cents, or FIVE tickets for 81.
ie i6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. Gro. W.. BRIGGs, for several years
past Practitioner of Medicine at the Uuniyersty of
Virginia and vicinity, having removed to and perns-
nently settled In this city, offers his professional
vices to the public.
ofice-eorner of Governor and Main street, over
L. B. Spences.
Residence-Broad street, Church Hill, near Pres
byterian Church. IL 2i-Ims
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q. II. CHALELEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street between Msin and Cary over the
store of @. R. Peake. Refers to Meesrs C. T. WoT-
than Co. Williams Brother, Butler l. Tinsley,
j. d Claiborne g, r. Peake, j. b. Sclater, and DR..
WA. Patterson. 4, 2l-Ima
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NOTICED. q A. WILSON respect
~ fully announce that they have removed to tn cir
new stand, on the corner of 9th and Main SITS and
are prepared to execute every description of SIGN
on moderate terms ~ =
With many thanks for past patronage, they hope
still for farther continuance of the same
TO HOUSE tiops of Woods
and Marbles neatly and promptly executed
DAVID WILSON,
je 28-1m* ALEX WILSON,
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The steamship America took out $l6s, 900 in
American gold, and $1,000 in English silver.
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GAMUEL D. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, on Main, between 9th and 9th Streets
Richmond, Va continues to carry on the above bu-
siness in all its various branches
BELLS for churches ships railroads tayerns, and
all kinds Of house bells made to order.
From the large number of Bells that have made
in the last 20 years. and their superior and quail
tY, can assure my friends that they are equal to
any made in this country. I shall always keep on
hand re enlsr supply of all Wind of Bella &c.
" All kind of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry business promptly attended to.
~ Bell Brass and all the various kinds of Meta
lie CASTINGS done at the shortest notice and the
lowest rates.
N. B.-The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS. ie l5-Smt
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GENERAL AGENCY, FoR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF FLANDs-FRANK g. RUFFIN, SecYe-
td,y of the prginia State agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in Pirginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Ohce-at the Office of the pirginia State Ao,icul.
tdrat Society, No. 115 Main street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Office-asabove. fss-ts
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r. I'll. L. TIGHE'S
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Frankitn. betree,, iSirth and Serenth SIS,
RIoHMoND, VA.
TsHE second session of this School will
Il commence on FRIDAY, the 18th of September
next, and close on the 18th OF July following
The aim Of the undersigned is to thoroughly pre
pare those entrusted to his care, either for business
for the study of one of the learned professions or
for entering one of the higher classes of our Col
ieges-the courte of instruction embracing the H.
cient and Modern Languages, the Mathematics, and
the English Branches.
TERMS.
For Senior Classics and Mathematics per sessn $50
For Junior do. do do. DO. %
For common English Education. 40
For each Modern Language. textra) )............ 20
~ Those who desire place in the School, will
confer favor by making early application, In order
that suitable may be made for their
Ception.
EP- The undersigned can be seen at Mrs. Bookers
Boarding House, on Bank street, between 9Th and
10th Streets after the 20th of August, may be ad-
dressed through the Richmond Post Office
jy 2o-ThGs2w* Il. Ii. L. TIGHE, A. M.
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EECHES.-The public are hereby in.
- formed that ! have on hand lot of superior
Swedish LEEcHES. which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms. The subscriber be found
Ht all hours Of the day at fhe Hair Dressing Room
under the American Hotel, and at night on 18th st.
be.wsen Main and Franklin sts
10 1 c. HOBEON
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DIssoLUTroNs. &c

~N~~sS
MSS LUTION.-The co.partnership
~ heretofore existing between the underslgucd,
under the firm of RoBERTS & LANCASTER, j.,
this day Dissolved The name of the firm will be
used in liquidation by either partner:
EDWIN r. LANCASTER.
Richmond, July l, 1854.
The Anthracite Coal Business heretofore
conducted by ROBERTS Il LANCASTER, will be
continued by the undersigned, who returns thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
the late hrm, and tolcits continuance of the same
All orders for Coal lef at his office, 18th street
between Main and Cary, In rear of Mr.. VIM. Cream
ers Tobacco Factory, at the Office of Mr.. Edward
ID. Eacho, on l4th street between Main and Frank
A' ''of' "'' WRIT ROBERTS
Richmond, July lst, 1854. jy 17-2w
nISSOLUTION.-T business hereto
~ fore conducted auder the firm of STEBBINS,
DARRACOTT CO., is this day dissolved by mu.
The name of the firm will be used in closing its
business. CHARLES STEBBINS,
JOHN DARkACOTT,
BENZ. K. PULLEN.
Richmond, July 9th, 1854.
NEW COPARTNERSHIP The I'M
dersigned having entered into copartnershp under
the firm of STEBBfNS PULLEN, will continue
TO conduct the EARTHENWAKE, CHINA AND
Stebbins Dsrracott 4 Co., No. I0l Broad St, where
tney will be pleased their friends and solicit
continuation of the patronage of the public.
CHARLES STEBBINS,
BEN. X. PULLEN.
Richmond, July 6, 1854.
FOR the present Mr.. Darracott will re-
m ain with US s0d render his assistance, where ne will
be pleased to see his friends:
jy7 STEBBlNS PU'.LEN.
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Abraham Van Wyck committed suicide in Ney
York day or two since, by taking laudanum
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CARPETs. OIL cLorHs AMI

RUGS AT COST FOR CASH.-The subscriber,
wishing to clear out his entire stock of Carpets Oil
Cloths and Rugs will, from this day, throw them in
the market at cost, for cash. The stock comprises
Super Iugrsin Carpeting
Imperial Three-ply do.
Aubusson Velvet
Velvet Tapestry
English Brussels.
Also, large lot cheap Carpetng, at I0c. ls.a23c.
Purchasers who wish Carpets for present or future
use, be supplied cheaper than before known
in this market. They are at
CHAS. A. GWATKIN'S,
jy I5-ts Op. Exchange Bonk.
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from the Home Jonrna1 N v

N, III
mo article acquired rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation Lyons Kathairon To
those who have used it land who has mott the reason
is obvious as its invigorating and identifying effects
and agreeable perfume, stamp it Indispensable
ticle of the toilet"
Sold at the old price of Is CENTS in large bottle.
by all dealers, everywhere.
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
iy S-dlm 16l Broadwav NJ York