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ESCAPE OF MuRDEREns-A white man named
Wilson, sentenc ced to be hung on the l7h inst, for
the murder of Fenwick, and three negroes. under
sentence, to be executed the same day, for the muir
der OF their master, escaped from the jail ut Yer
sailles, Ky. on TIE 7th. Wilson was saon retak.n'
but the negroes were al large ~ last accounts.
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JAPANESE Vocal MUsIC.-A correspon-
dent of the London Times, on board the Il.
:. trigate Susquehannah, describing the ban
quet given on that vessel to the Japanese
officers, at which the japanese sung song.
says their singing was more like the roar
ing of lions with bad colds than anything else
] can compare il to-
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AN OUTRAGEOUS RAPE AND MURDER COM
MlTTED BY A NEGRO RO-TREMENDOUS EX-
CITEMENT IN MARSHALL COUNTY MISS
NEGRO HUNG AND SHOT

We learned last evening the particulars of most
outrageous rape, committed upon white woman ia
Marshall county, Mississippi, near Byhalia, by ne
gro slave. 1t appears that Mrs. Redinan q very re-
spectacle lady who was but lately msrried had gone
out into the field to hunt turkeys nests and
of sight of the house, when q negro man. who was
pioughing in field close by, came to where she was
threw her down and committed rape upon her per-
son. The black fiend made her promise that she
would net tell and then returned 10 hs poug Ching
The lady repaired to hill close by and raised the
alarm, crying for help. when the end left his plough
and deliberately walked TO where she was and ra-
Wished her the second time After accomplishing his
heish purpose he choked his victim TO deal there
by committing double crime, and then resaned bis
pioughing. as IL nothing had happened.
In few hours the l.feless corpse found but no
trace of the murderer could be discovered. until
pair of hounds were brought and placed upon the
scent of the track. They immediately traced the
track Of the egro, who still poughng. but ne
denied all knowledge Of the affair.
At length he confessed to the committI Of the
deed giving full statement of and ia Ia
king him away the parties passed the house Of the
uegros bro. her who said Ii his brother that did
il az he had talked him about II before This
CURED on Monday evening. end the and not be-
come generally known that uisht but the next mora
ing II spread like wildfre, and the whole county was
| aroused with indignation The excitement became
intense the people gathered from quarter. and
the black wretch taken by the infariated crowd
and first csserated. then hung by his neck until
iy dead. He then taken down and hung again BY
his heels until life nearly extinct, when he
| shot BY some ten or dozen men In the crawd.--
! MsMIhis Ukig, Janf3.
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The charter allows $1.S0.

sB We are indebted to Mr.. L. l.. Smith,
sth street, above Monument Hotel, for a
pamphlet copy of the speech of Hon. Lewis
Cass, and the letter of Archbishop Hughes,
on the subject of religious freedom abroad.
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ROME AND GREEcE.-The n Y. Erpress
comments in eloquent terms upon the occu-
patton of Rome and Greece by France. But
what more fitting duty for French armies than
to stand sentinel over the sepulchres of an
eient liberty
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A RooRnAcX.-We copied yesterday, from the
Baltimore Sun, telegraphic dispatch alluding to
new feature in the Nebraska bill, discovered by
Col Benton, to the effect that all foreigners would
be excluded from the new territories except by a
passport from the Secretary of War. The Star
says this discovery is the laughing stock of Wash
ington. The new feature is the very last mare
egg hatched in the kinky brain Of Colonel Benton
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Bio RATTLEsNARE-On the l4th alt, Mr. G.
W. Bowman, on bis farm In Buliitt county, miles
south of Shepher dsville Ky, killed ratflesnake
feet inches long and about 1a inches around the
body, with twenfy-one rattles. This is said to be
the oldest and largest rattesnake ever seen in the
yVesf s-se-
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BED BUGs.--A lady friend informs the editor .,
the Mobile News that this interesting visitor may bt
efectually and instantaneously destroyed by {
strong solution OF EPSON Salts.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DIsPATCR is served TO subscribers
At SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS FER WEEK. payable
80 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri.
day and mailed TO subscribers at 81 per anuum.
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NOTICE.-Ata meeting of the President
In and Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, held at the Depot of
the Company in Richmond, ga April 1854,
Reso'red That dividend of 81 per cent. out of the
profits of the company for six months, ending Sist
March last be declared payable to the Stockholders
OF their legal representatives and after the first of
May next
A true copy from the minutes.
ap 25 Is C. w. MACMURUO, Trea'r.
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CIsTERS WATEn.--A physician of Memphis
writes TO the Mayor of Nashville thus by adopt
ing cisterns in your city, and using entirely aud en-
clusvely cistern water, the cholera will entirely
disappear, and never return so long as the people
continue its use" This fact, he says, he knows
from analysis and experience, by closely watching
the progress of the disease for period of over q
years.
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The Philadelphia correspondent of the Charleston
Courier states that Messrs. Platt & Co, of Philader
phia are again ''all right" s
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The celebrated female traveller, Ida Pfeifer, ar
rived at New Orleans the 9Th in st. from Califor
MIA
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MORE GoLD.-A gold mine has just been discover.
ed near Penfeld, Ga. 1t is thought to be very
rich,
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DEATH CT AN ARMY OFFIcER-Brevet Major
George H Tacott, of the u s. Ordnance Corps,
died at Indian Springs, Ga on the night of the 9Th
inst ... Dr.. ..
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The widow OF Gen. Henry Gratiot recently dice
from cholera near Warren, Illinois. She was tht
moth law of the Hon. E. B. Washburn, and
one of the seven persons-four of whom belonged
to her family-who organized the first Protestant
church west OF the Mississippi River, in 1916, a
Bonhomme, near st. Louis, then little French vii
lage. She was one offew who organized the frs
Presbyterian church in Galena twenty-three years
ago. .
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TREATIES RATIFIED.-The Senate on Tuesday
ratified the three important treaties negotiated in
South America, by Messrs Schenck and Pendleton
on behalf of the United States
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nIARRHEA KILLER-For the posi-

1IAKRHLEA KILLEK-FOr the posi-
- tive and speedy cure of Dia:ghpa, Cholera
MOrbus, Summer Com plant, Cholic, Cholera 1nfan-
tun, and Asiatic Cholera-prepared only by
BENNETT BEERS,
Wholesale Druggists No. l25 Main at.
Richmond, Va.
This really valuable remedy for diseases of the
stomach and bowels, has attained the sobnquet OF
DarrhGa Killer from the fact that IL was US ed and
tested in over 1000 cases OF violent DiarrhGa IN the
Aammer of is49 when the Cholera was prevalent IN
tie city of Richmond Va; and in instance did It
ever fail TO the disease and effect permanent
cure, when used before Death had actually struck ne
Iaiient. Price 50 cts jeI4
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L IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
- JAUNDICE. CHRONIC Or NERVOUS DE

A JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE
bty Disease of the Kidneys and all Dseases ARISING
from DisordeTed Liver Stomach; such as cousri.
patton, inward piles, fu!lness of blood to the head
scidy of the stomach nausea, burn disgust for
food tuiness or weight in the stomach, eructa-
TONS sinking lutterng at the pit of the stomach
swimming of the Head, hurried and difficult breath.
ing futtering ct the heart choking suocatns sen.
stons when in lying posture, dirnr ess of vision
dots webs before the sight fever and dull pain in
the bead deficiency Of pesplration yellowness Fthe
san and eyes, pain in the side, back, chest limbs &c.
sudden fushes of heat, burning in the esh constant
lnagnngs of evil, and great depression of spirits
eaq be ssctqsy M cured re by DR ,HooELANDs
by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, No. 10 Arch street, Phila-
delphia.
Their power the above diseases is not excelled
If equalled, by any other preparation in the United
States IS the cures attest IN many cases after skiful
physicians had failed.
These BITTERS are worthy the attention OF inva.
lids. Possessing great virtues in the recfcation OF
diseases Of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
searching powers in weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs, they are. witha safe, certain
READ AND BE CONVINCED-The 'sPhiladel-
phiz Saturday Gazette" says of DR.. Hoofan6s Ger
snan Bitters:
1T is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines, to the confidence and patronage of
our readers and therefore, when recommend DR..
Hoofands German Bitters wish it to be distinctly
understood that not speaking of the nostrums
ot the day, that nosed about for brief period
and then forgotten after they have done thef guilty
face OF mi5chlet but OF medicine long established,
universally priced, and which has the hearty ap.
provsl of the faculty itself"
'Scotts Weekly" said, August Is:
DIR. Hoohand's German Bitters manufactured by
DIR. Jackson, now recommended by some of the
most prominent embers of the faculty article OF
much efficacy III OF female weakness. Persons
Of deblitated constitutions will find these Bitters ad.
geous to their health, we know from expert.
the sslutary effect they have upon weak systems
For sale wholesale and RETAIL at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No. 100 Arch street, door below Sixth Phisdel-
pha and by respectable dealers generally throug heut
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
PURCELL, LADD CO.
Corner Main and 18th sts. Richmond Va
~ For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
everywhere. je 8-wfmdwly
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK @. RUFFIN, Score.
targ Of ae Virginia State agricultural! Society," and
n: AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in pugiRid and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofice-at the Office of the piyginia State AgyicuL
td,dt Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Ohce-as above. fe 9-ts
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I. j. CARSON Il Co, Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT On M STREET BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good sssort.
nent Of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices fe I8-Iv
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SOMETHING LESS THAN 100000
- WORTH OF READY MADE CLOTHING
faf advauced and ha wing too many goods on hand
. order TO reduce my stock, will offer Clothing and
Furnishing Goods at such prices cannot fail to
please the closest buyer. You have only to call and
examine the stock, and there is no doubt but what
will be suited.
A. LEVY, No SO. Main st,
jeii opposite City Hotel, sign of Red Coat
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SPECIAL NOTIcEs

DISEASES OF THE EyE.-DR. JOHN Il.
WALTHALLis Is now the only authorized PHYSICIAN
in virginia, texcept few who have kindly consent
ed to treat charity cases to practice Dr. G. B. Brni
nero system of treating Diseases of the Eye which
ten, which is painless In the treatment pariis, ana
total eiindness infiammatio OF the Eye and it's an.
Pehaaees Intolerance of light, falling Of the evelids
ar ana near sghtedness, from age or disease cafa,
slct; &c, OF years standing, have been cured. and
perfect sight restored, without cutting or wash, by
iew minutes aud often only a few seconds applica.
nave been benefited by the system. without injury
to any that all who suffering with diseases Of the
Eye may fearlessy put 1t to the test
DR.. Walthall can be consulted from to TO- A M
and from TO 6, p. M, at his Office ON Governor 81
Richmond Va, or by letter. -
Fee for consultation s. For uresnrintion and tn
strument $40. ~ ~
FOR visits and additional treatment extra CHARGE
" NO letters answered without the money is en-
Closed ie lin
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ENGLISH BOOKS.-GEO. NJ. WEST,

IL Nos and Exchange, offers for sale this day
Third vel. Gibbons Rome.
Second vol. Tacitus.
Hunts Poetry of Science.
Tasso. By Wiffin--l vol.
Deer Slayer By Cooper-compete.
Year After Marriage. By I. S. Arthur
Just opening the finest collection of English Books
ever offered for sale in Virginia.
GEORGE NJ WEST,
ie Il Nos ) and 6 Exchange.
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NEW TEAS-We are constantly recei-
~ wing by steamers and sailing packets new ad d
fious 10 our stock of Teas, selected by cOmpe tent
snd experienced buyers in the Northern markets
from the latest inportations, and selling at prices
that defy competition.
Those in want of fresh, finely favored Green or
Black Teas at moderate prices. would do well to call
on HULST & KING,
10 IS Franklin st, near Old Market.
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BATHS BATHs! BATHS Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths be had daily the Hair Dres-
| sing, shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on ilth street -
Single Bath Is cents, or five tickets for ST.
nv
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GUIDE 10 VIRGINIA. SPRINGS

~ The Virginia Springs; comprising an account
VI ali the principal mineral springs OF Virginia. with
tensrts on the nature and medical applicability of
eech by DR. John J. Moornlsn Also, an Appendix,
Containing an account of the Natural CuIostiss OF
Vi ginia
Inc inyslia's Guide to the Hot Spring. Bath CO.,
~ ssls by sLADE d RAKER.
ISB No. 8. Exchange.
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n ACARD.-The Subscriber would

1u A CARD.-The Subscriber would
r. respectfully intimate TO his frsnds and tho
public general = that be hss returned to bis
safR3 old stand, III Main street. opposite the Ex.
change Bank.
Feeling grateful for the very lbe raj patronage be-
sto wed upon him heretofore, would respectfully soil
eli con,inuance of the same. He would say that IL
sh all be his constant aim TO keep al ersicies In be
IIns-such a. BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS-
that will pleas The most fsstidioas -
Also for the accomnodat of those living In ths
upper part Of The city, and in connection with HE
place on Main street he has opened . house a.
BAKERY one door above 7th street, on Broad, ana
lately occupied BY Mrs Lyons as Millinery Estsh.
fshment. where ell articles in bis hae Of basinsss
will be kept.
ordsrs rom the country respectfully soiieitsd and
forwarded with care.
my 2s--2m e - - L. ADAM.
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ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC Office on franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond Va no1
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DALE'S HOSTING MACHINES.

ID We are agents for the sale of Mr. Jas Bale'l
HOSTING MACHINES. and viii furnish them d
manufacturers prices, with or without the ffames
Samples may be sssn at our store, on the Dock.
js 2l-s LEE ".
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRopRIEroH,
se l5-ly FvMeylNat yoness Hotel PhiadeLphin
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MAzzrNr-Joseph Mazzin the. Hungarian, has
written letter to the North of England AntiSla.
very Society, in which he says he sympathises with
them in their aims and efforts We do not regard
the letter as of sufficient Importance 10, publica.
tion nor do we believe that the opinions of NJ Maz
zini will affect the subject Ia any manner Yet the
concluding paragraph conveys a hint TO the ia.
natics OF Exeter Hall which they might profit
by:
Blessed be your efforts they start from this high
ground OF common iaith-if you do not forget,
whilst at work for the emancipation of the black
race, the millions Of white slaves suffering, strus-
Cling, expiring III Italy, in Poland, in Hungary,
| througout all Europe--ilyou will always remember
| that Tree men only can achieve the work of free.
dom; and that Europes appeal for the abolition of
Slavery in other lands will not weigh all powerful
before God and man, whilst Europe herself shall
| be desecrated by arbitrary, tyrannical power-by
Cars, Enperors and Popes.
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SIGHT DRAFTs ON NEW ORLEANs-In
surns 70 suit purchasers for sale at all times By
q. s.MACMuRDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec 26-dSm
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IT WOULD HARDLY DO for any one to have
the telnerity nowadays to question the excellence
OF DR.. Hoofiand's German Bitters, which prepared
by DR.. c. M. Jackson. In of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and arrangement OF the digestive organs,
their many virtues have long since been made appa
rent They purge from the system the morbid hu.
mors which retard the natural functions and bring
paleness to the cheek and suffering the brow They
Danish those clogs upon happiness and restore the
system to high health. ie 5-d& CIV
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WIRE DISH COVERS.-We have re
" Gently opened full assortment of round,
oval and oblong Wire Dish Covers. They are very
useful and desirable artcl es in summer, protecting
meats butter milk fruit 8 c., from flies and Insect
- the covers made of fine wire. For sale
hy BUIKLEY x Co,
je - 1877 Main street
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Id BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
Il NS OF BELVIDERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE.-For particu-
call at the subscriber the building the
Basin. at his residence.
my SITS R. B. TYLER.
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EsOR RENT.-A small Tenement on 7th
l. Street. between Broad and Grace. Possession
be had at once EDW'D d. EACHO,
je IS - ft-1% Gen'l Agt and Collector.
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@ FOR RENr-The very pleasant
Ia and commodleus Dwelling, corner 5th and Cary
Streets now occupied by the subscriber. It's many
conveniences, with Its proximity 70 business render
It one Of the most desirable residences in the city
Possession given from 1st TO 18TH June. Apply to
80 Il I24 M. II MACE, or
my H-h WINSTON & POWERS
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| Rs,
w York, q
saat Cabs,
ssie ty
aMAE
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m GREAT REDUCTION, IN r.
~ THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.
From ffteen to twenty per cent saved by buy.
Ing from y & r. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
Moleskin HATS. Of best quality. ty..............ss 50
Do do second do...............S %
Fine cslfskin sewed BOOTS, TS,..................S So
Fine cafskin sewed SHOES...... p
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city Of Philadelphia to
supply him with handsome and substantial caifskin
sewed BOOT which he will sell ct the unprecsdent-
ed low price Of S3 so. del
"a A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
IN CHEAP CLOTHING.-Intending to
NM build the House ] at PRESENT occupy, and
-A- wishing to reduce the stock on hand az low a.
possible, from this day. win sell of at prime coat
for cash. until the 20th of june. Having sn elegant
assortment Of Cioths Cassmeres and vestings, am
prepared to make to ORDER all kinds Of garments for
ssntlemen,s wear attached to the above, have
splendid assortment of ready made Cothings all
manufsctured in the city Ny CUSTOMERS and the
pubc generally are invited to examine my stock -
am Confident that please all who wish to favor
me with call In regard TO style and price.
No. 1856 Broad street, opposite
RAP B. b. Depot, and nsxt TO
10 ta-Iw Marshall Hotel.
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SIX COTTAGES FOR RENT
Ax The six besutiful and lately finished Cottages,
corner OF Marshall and 18th streets are for renf.
They contain seven rooms each, six Of which have
FIRE places. To good aud permanent tenants the rent
will be made moderate
je7 - -. ToLER 4 COOK. Asspts
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W hOIesaIe Agents, KIchuOH0.
And by Druggists aud Merchants generally throus
out Virginia ie 5-d6 cI2
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PRICE ONE CENT.

BOILER EyPLosIoH.-On the 10th inst. fright
iul accident occurred at the saw mill Of Walker 4
Livsey, in Newport, near Cincinnati. While tn.
mill was in full operation, two boilers attached tc
the works exploded with tremendous force, shat
tering the mill and hurting fragments of iron and
wood in every direction Eleven persons were
working In the mill at the time but strange to say
no one was killed. A German boy, who was gather
ing chips near the engine, was badly injured, and
several other persons more or less hurt Two lit
tie girls, playing near the MILL were picked up for
dead; but it turned out that they were more fright
ened than injured. Mr.. Stewart, the clerk OF the
establishment, had narrow escape from nstanta-
neous death. At the time of the explosion he was
sitting in the door of the Office, about hundred
feet from and almost directly east of the boiler. He
instantly jumped under the desk of the counter.
and had no sooner left his seat than the heavy safe
~ valve fell through the roof of the Office and pass
cd directly through the chair on which he Was sis
ung' into the floor Had he remained on the hoor q
moment later he would have been crushed
DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED ENGLIsHMAN--
Arabia brings integence.ofth on the 3Otb
ut, OF Sir Peregrine Maitland, G. C. B. He was
knight of Wilhelm and Waldimer. In 1893. he en-.
tered the army as ensign in the first Guards. and
subsequently served in Flanders, Walchereu, Co.
runna the Peninsula and Waterloo. He became a
Lieutenant General in 1880, and was appointed
Colonel in the 18th Foot in ls43 He received q
medai~r his services as Colonel in command OF
the hrst brigade of the Guards at Nive, and had
been Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, Lieu.
tenant Governor of Nova Scotia, and Commander.
in Chief of the Madras Armv --'sa -@9 .is
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a FOR RENT-A desirable new brick
~ Dwelling on Clay, between 7th and 9th streets,
containing rooms, with gas and water ON the pro
misses Possession given immediately. For terms,
apply to i aa74si g. sEs''lasi
uiy 20-ts rs sf T., A. J. CLOPTON
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How TO GET RID OF WORMs-THE SIM
FLEsT THING THE WoRLD.-Ycu have only to
purchase bottle Of McLANF'S CELEBRATED
VERMIFUSE and administer it according to direc-
tions accompanying each vial 1t nev er fails to give
immediate relief and is perfectly safe for young or
old The following testimony, in favor of McLal els
Celebrated Vermifnge, handed short time