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ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN nOTEL-W Fl Pringesr Lynch
bucg N Mootur: No; w o Forsee, Pits; W Wilson,
issti; W Pionts cit, Appos; 6slesby, Ga; T
Hendtick, w Chapman, J s Pride N BlaUton,
f johnson. VT Johnson Amelia; DR. Walker, } T
WORKMAN w Spears, Chesterfield; z East, Hall
fax; w Hudgins, BGckipgham Bass Miss A
s g Tho pson, Towrio: ] singleton. Va; C B
Thomas, Flu anna; Wathal ARK; T S Faizee
Coal Pits; w Bland Ludey, T Bell, X & Queen;
Miss; south. Liverpool; j w Johnson, N c; III
Branch, J Bo{den; Petersburg; L,rd. Rockb'dge;
Crawford. Brace, Richmond; V Woif G John Il
Warren. Meckb'g; l. Leftridge, Lypchburs; Thos
Foster. Peterstbs T w Gains. Richmond; Tally,
Hanover; Remington; Alhemsrlei J North no;
Brown. Farmvlle; M Crockett, Pulaski; w Da-
Wis Leigh.
ST. CHARLES HOrEL-W Farmer, Green
Clopton, DrL Crump, New Kent; Lawton, Nor
foF; r Cole and lady, Imsburg; Wac XIV;
vbe, n Y; Hatehett, LurenSurg: t West
tom Hunter, Louisa; w w Watkins. II Davis M
Hewlett, Chesterfield; r Dennis and Idly. We: VIM M
Overton, Hanover; w M Harvey Botetc urt; Gee W
Baker, N C; J Gathright, Henricc; 4 NJ Kenny Rob
Hudgins Caroline; Robertson C Barrett Nc:
J S Wallace; v R; Kelly, Canal; Bows,
Charlottesville.
EXCHANGE HOTEL Lyme end lady 8
N; II II Marshall, N Robinson, DR. J P Brown, Char.
ote; Miss c Robinson, o; Hannovah and son,
B NJ Jones, Danville w NJ Ferguson. Nashville; T A
Poindexter. Halifax; Hoge, Montgomery; Jas
Hunter, Caroline; w g Overton, Hanover; VIM III
H-rrson, Amels; J Cowhsrd, Louisa. B Down.
man and daughter, FsuqTier: w H McGafey, Uniy
Pollard MissPollard. Mis- Duncan, Ala; Jas Isbsll,
Miss Isbell, Taladeao; Mrs Singleton, Misses Sim
gle'on, Masters Sing etop, and sgt. c; VIM Ma
hone Norfolk; A Dunlap, Red Sui Spgs w Morris,
G B Fisk, c R R; J b Campheld. Newark; Robt A
Crawfor Phil; Bowes, Bali; E Coleman Hall
fax; Stouehton, N Y; A Cooke. Norfolk; L Saw.
yer, NY; Ii Tomlin, King VIM; Wickham, Hen
rico; P Fl Slaughter and daughter, King VIM;
Howard, N Y; H Taylor and lady. Westmo'd; Mrs
Watson. Louisa; A Alexander. NATL Bridge; Mrs
Gooch, Louisa; C Leigh, N Y.
AMERICAN HOTEL Naylor, Phi.adelphia; P
Hughes. N Y; J Dimck. Washington; w Tollsm
and LADY, N C; J w Clark, c Farnham " Miss NJ
Hntchings Hai.sy Lynehbg; II Jackson, Farm;
Mattingly, Washington J Daniel; Miss Davis, J T
Brooks, r Williamson Petbg; M Moore and la
dy, MISTER Moon. N o. w Saunders II and lady,
J Meakage and lady. Tenson; S w Spindle and la
dy. Miss Virginia Harrison. White. N C; Yak L
Massey, Powhatan; Wiley, Philada.
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SHOoTISG PIsToL.-Elizabeth Hubbard
NOT the veritable old Mother Hubbard, OF whom
every child has read, but Miss Hubbard of Virginia
street-sppeared before the Mayor, yesterday
morning to answer the charge OF firing pistol In
the street, the morning OF the 18th inst. Liza
had been imposed upon by some of her visitors,
and having no one to protect her, used revolver
imprudently. as well as her tongue for which she
was iined Sc, and held to bail to keep the peace
in the sum OF $50
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD-Gov Morehead
has just contracted for nine thousand tons of iron
for the North Carolina Acknowledgement, il is
supposed, to complete the laying of the whole track
from Goldsboro' to Charlotte. The price to be
paid is S42 80 per ton, payable in North Carolina
money. lew months ago iron was selling at SIS
ST. per ton.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Noveobe

RICHMOND MARKETS. November H.
FLOUR.-Sale< Yesterday of Canal Superfne, for
shipment at SIS. 09-market lively, receipts smal,
and stock limited
WHEAT-There is no change in Wheat and we
still quote ST. 8G0i.&5. The receipts are much hes-
vier Than for some time past.
CORN-The market is dull and quotations rule not
80 high as recently We quote 8G082c
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THE New York MAYoRALTY.-Thec committee
of the Board of Canvassers OF New York civ have,
In reference to the contested election of Fernando
Wood to the Mayoralty, reported unanimously that
the Board cannot 60 behind the returns of the In.
spectors, except in case OF manifest error The
canvass of the vote will be proceeded with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

WALTERS CITY HOTEL, Norfolk, is an old
and popular establishment. Mine host, Wal
tiers, the chief of the concern, is in person and
demeanor an example of the hale, hearty
lively and obliging Landlord and his chief
assistants are attentive and polite. His ia
BILE is fine, always well supplied with salt
water luxuries served up in proper style The
City Hotel is place to be comfortable and
well entertained
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INTEMPERANCE appears to be on the in
crease in the city, If we are to judge by the num-
Der of drunkards nightly stored away over our
market houses but on examining the records We
find that most OF these cases residents, and
that they gather here for the express purpose of
getting winter quarters in our city prison, where
they are not required TO perform manual labor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

KNOW NOTHING CONVENTIONAL Know Moth
Ing Convention, is progressing in Cincinnati
Outsiders know nothing of the proceedings.
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NEW YoRK.-The Journal of Commerce SAWS the
official canvass only can decide who is Governor of
New York. The figures in that paper of Thursday
afternoon reduce Seymour's plurality to CO in the
state-but later account telegrsphed on Thurs
day evening say there is little doubt of Clark's
election.
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MARRTED


On Wednesday evening 18th inst at the Mouu-
mental Church, by the Rev Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr.. /.
H Wake to Miss HARRIET J. SMELL all of
rit
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VIRGINIA BoNDs-Virginia 81 are quoted in the
London market reports at 90 49, Last sales in
New York of Virginia 6's at 1884.
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SALE OF AN ARsENAL.-The U. S. arsenal,
magazine, &c, at Rome, N Y, was sold at auction
on the 18th inst. for SIS 400
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OBSERVE THE LAw.-William Burke, a
grocery keeper the south aide Of the basin, was
fined 81 for selling pair of stockings TO Eliza slave
to J. s. B. Tnsley without the written consent of
her master. Such IL law No person has Z piaht
TO cell slave anything without the written permis
sion OF bis master, and oil who violate this law lay
themselves liable 10 prosecution.
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INsr,ruTE's BRANp.-Ths brand sele

INSTITUTES bRAND.-Ih6 brand select
ed by Mr.. John y. Walker, the successful compe.
tiior at the Fair Of the Mechanics Institute, Is a
very appropriate one, and will prove of great
value TO him as a manufacturer OF tobacco. The
Queen Bee" brand will no doubt be sought for
In every market north aud south OF US for the next
twelve months, by the chewers ofthe weed, who
generally go for the finest article to be found,
regardless OF price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

WAUGH ITALIA will again be exhibited
this evening, at O'Clock. Ladies and aged per-
sons well those living at distance, should by
all means embrace this opportunity OF seeing it
We can promise them most delightful evenings
entertainment To the Christian, particularly, ma
ny of its scenes possess the highest interest from
their connection with that transpired during
the early ages of the Christian Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

Ar ODD Fellows HALL, TONIGHT, DIR.
HoUGHToN gives another of his usefuI and enter
tanning Lectures the art of preserving the health
of Females without medicine medical aid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18
DrmocR.r,c Mrrr,,c A meeting Of

DEMOCRATIC MEETING "A meeting Of
the Democratic party OF this city was held IN the
basement IF Metropolitan Hall last night, 10 ap
poin. dergater TO the S'aunton Convention, 10 ne
held on tho 20th inst, To sonaate eaudisa'es ior
f;oyernor Lieut. Governor snd Attorufy General
Of the State ,,,
The nestiny organised by clscting Mr.. William
f. Watson as Chairman. Mr WIN. T. Ri.cnie, OF
the Enquirer ~ Secretary and Mr.. G. L. Long, o.
tho Examiner, as assistant Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object OF the meet
ing 10 brief speech.
DR.. P. C. Gooch moved the appointment OF
committee Of nine to prepare business Tor the ac-
ton nt the meeting
Judge Crump opposed the motion, and moved to
lay it on the table.
The motion to appoint the committee was sustain
ed by Messrs. D. ii London, r. Ii Aylett and P G.
Gooch, and opposed by Judge Ciump aud DIR. Jas.
Dove.
The uur stion to lay on the table being takep,
was carried in the afirmative-ayes 65-noes ID.
Mr. l.. w Glazebrook moved that the democratic
party of Richmond be appointed delegstion to
attend the Staunton Convention onthe 30th inst
The resolution sustained by Messrs Glaze
brooke, Pryor of the Enquirer, Randolph and De.
noon, aud opposed by Messrs. ID. ii. London and
P Daniel. ir,. and on being put to vote was car
ried in the affirmative by large majority.
DR.. p G.. Gooch offered the following resolutions
Rcsoiccd That committee of - be sppoin-
ted to report form of organization OF a Demo
cratic Association for Richmond city, and to report
to a general meeting OF the Democratic party this
night week.
On motion Of Judge Crump the resolution was
laid upon the table,
The meeting then adjourned after which the
Hon. John s. Caske was called upon, but at the
instance of several gentlemen, the hour being late
declined delivering an address until at some future
meeting of the Democracy, notice of which will be
given in the papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

Col Lambert J. Reardon, prominent citizen of
Arkansas having been Secretary of State, Land
Commissioner, and for seven years editor of the
Little Rock Democrat, died ON The 9th ult
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The Rev. NJ. d. HoGE arrived in this
CITY Thursday, having returned from Europe per
the Atlantic and will resume his pastoral duties on
Sabbath next.
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE, HEATH x ALLEN,
Al and 40 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission direct
~ from and for account of the Virginia Manufac.
turers and to whom we refer.
Messrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il Co, Richmond
will reply to any questions aud transac. any business
for our house.
Messrs ALLEN 4 PARsoN New York, will do like.
wise. no lS-dG wlvr
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. IT.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse.
and passsp gers, Ludlam Watson.
Scbr Oregon, oysters.
Schr Henry Clay, oysters.
Schr Palestine, oysters
Sehr Volant, oysters.
Schr Two Companions, oysters.
Schr Olivia, wheat. Haxall l. Co.
Schr Maria, wheat, Webb l. Son.
Schr Eugenia Mason, shingles, las Gum.
SAILED,
Schr VIM L. Lively. mdse Williamsburg.
Sebr Sarah Starr, Bunnsll light.
Schr Mace donia, Moore, light.
THE BRIG RUSSELL ASHORE.
BosToN, Nov 15tk-The brig RUSSELL from Rich.
mond. for Salem wWh cargo of Flour is ashore
near Tarpaulin Cove and has bilged, and only por-
zion of her cargo will be saved.
New York, Nov l6-Cleared, schr Gallego, Smith,
Richmond
FOsEIGN-PER ASIA
Arrived at Venice, Oc'. IS. Brodrene, Hilliesou,
Richmond, Va.
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HE BUTMAN RIoTRRs.-The examination of the
Butman rioters was progressing at Worcester,
Mass at last accounts, amid great popular excite.
nenf
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DELAWARE ELEcTIoN.-lhe official returns of
the State of Delaware, give Causey, TX. NJ 1873
majority for Governor; and Cullen, TX. NJ 504
majority for Congress
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The SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Tne annex alton of
the Sandw Islands is now talked about with
great confidence. A correspondent of the Bslti-
more Sun, writing from Washington says they ~ III
be annexed before the 9Th OF March next. Eng
land never seriously opposed The annexation. and
the Emperor OF the French. having shown his indie.
pendence 10 refusing Mr.. ~soule passage through
France, vii; not seriously oppose our takiog pos
session Of the pearl Of the Pacific. We can wsivs
ceremony, 10 return for substantial poiteness."
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Loss OF PRoPELLER.-A despatch from Port
hudson says the propeller Bucephalus, ioundered
In Saginaw bay during a severe gale few days
since. Seven ofthe crew were drowned She was
loaded with corn for Buffalo. Vessel and cargo
are q total loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

CAPTAIN WATTS OF PoRTsMoUTH.-Tbis
gentleman presided over the deliberations of
the recent Norfolk Convention, in manner
that not only gave satisfaction to that body
but elected the praise of all its members
Capt. w. unites with the courtesy and ameni-
ties of the gentleman perfect knowledge of
parliamentary usage and rules of order. He
is withal strict discipinarian. Few men
are his equals in qualification for the station
of presiding officer of deliberative body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

GET YOUR GooDs.-All persons having
articles deposit at Cornthan Hall, are request
cd to have them removed at once, the Clerks
and Committee on Exhibition now prepared to
deliver them.
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nISSOLUTION.-The C0-partnership
IL heretofore exiting between j. HENRY EUS.
TACE, JR.. and JOHN APPLEYAND, Is from this
date dissolved
JOHN HENRY EUSTACE, ia. will close the
and who is alone ID to the
of the Concern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

TiH f Undersigned will continue the
COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSINESS,
of the Merchants of Richmond continuance Of their
favoraL JNO. HENRY EUSTACE. in.
Inn,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-ln consequence OF
the rain on Sunday last, the meeting at me Upver-
salist Church postponed. All who are favorable
to re-opening the house for public worship. are Ie-
quested to meet in the School Room, SUNDAY
afternoon ats o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

SPECIAL NoTICE.--COuntry Merchants
aud others respectfully invited attend my auc.
ton sales of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods ct
my store, No. Jos Main st.. THIS EVENING, at 7
o CLOCK. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
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CONSTITUTIONS that have been nearly
worn out from Dyspepsia aud Disordered Bowels and
Liv ar be entirely cured by the regular use Of
BAKERS PREMIUM B1TTERS. To be had OF
all the princ pal Drug ests in Virginia.
Orders will be promptly filed, by addressing
no 10 T.. BAKER, Richmond Va
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NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS AT THE
IN EXHIBITION OF THE VA MECHANICS
INSTITUTED postors are requested to remove
their articles pc sbe from the Hall, which
will be open daily from 10 A. M. until dark for the
delivery of goods THOS, DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent of Exhibition.
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~ THING, 1871 have just received from New
York a second supply of Winter Clothing, which was
bought after the general trade over at reduced
prices and consequently sell them much cheaper
than goods bought early in the season. The public
generally are invited to call aud examine goods and
prices as | am determined to sell low. Bear it in
mind that you will save money by calling at the old
and well known Clothing Store of
HENRY SHAFER.
no Is Corner Main and l4th sts.
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AUCTION NOTICE. he attention of the
trade &c. is solicited to sale OF Jew sTy Watch
es &c. &c, THIS EVEEIN @ at O'Clock.
no 10 LARUS SHINE Aucfs
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M FOR RENT-A very comfortable
- Office, few doors from the corner of Broad
and 18th streets. Possession be had INN ediatey
JAS. d. ELLETT,
no 10 Genl Agent and Com Merchant
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..MOTTQ,

Remember the WORD by the root, it will csass /.
Complaint will fly, "and healih" instead isease!
no l3-it* LEON GELBARDT. M ID.
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rnw spUCIAL NOTICES.
Dir. Lron GELBARpT, HEHRALisr--t

Dir. LEON GELBARDT, HEKBALisr--Os-
rfcE BRoAD sr. AT coEEgE 1aTH, RICHMOND. Va.
AZ he 10 determined leave this city early IN nrxf
week, be takes pleasure in addressing herewith his
farewell and thanks to his friends and the public
generally for the condolences he realized t6uring bis
short stay here1 in the nidst Of HON by which he
succeeded In curing many Of rarons dfsedses among
whom were, namely: Mr. Refs, Broad street. OF
scrophml w1nnads; workmen of Mr.. Hss Broad. nesr
6tb; ard Mr. TWEEN Kreal, Tin Mr.. L. Roy's b. 9th ST.
Of eaofera coll; Mrs Rebecca Steeth. cor. 2oth and
Main, OF rheumafism Mrs. Krsksuer 18th ST.. near
Main. OF seyoptnitnmor in both breasts; Mrs Shick
Broad st near 6th IT Inflammation Of the eyes: Pro-
fssor Elliott. at the Broad Street Hotel OF par
aivsfs IN fasf degree; also Mr. Oh. Haueys. I0h
st. and Monsieur A. Pizziri, who may testify to his
skill.
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But the most extraordinary part of the
matter is found in the following statements
of the New York EapreSs-statements which
we could not credit but for the high authori
ty upon which they are said to be made
After copying the letter of the Courier s
correspondent, the Express says:
These statements OF what here purports to be the
causes of the Soule affair, are, probably, with
some exceptions and exaggerations, eorrect-but
they do not reach the fountain head of the diff
Guilty. and what we are about to say now,
we say on the very highest authority, short of
that Of the Emperor and Empress of France, aeuq-
seipes.
Mr.. Soule, when in Marid, as Minister of the II
States and holding that official capacity spoke dis
respectfully of Eugene, the Empress Of France
of her personal social and moral character and in
. nav and manner which no husband who loves
his wife.-no sister,-no relative could or wouid
sndure These remarks affected husband and
eisfer In the tenderes points, and In the sey.rest
manner,-and If what Mr.. Soule is reported to have
esid be true, the Empress was unit not only for
esDectable Court, but for wife.
The Duke dAiba who married sister OF the
Empress, heard of this conversation, and became
scou sinted with 1t. and TO revenge his wiies and
is own honor, he determined to insult Mr. Soule In
: similar manner. Hence his disparaRiDg remarks
n bali In Madrid, not OF Madame Soule's personal
character which be too honorable to assail, but
ri her dress her robe and her manner OF arran
Il over her neck and bosom This led TO the duels
in Madrid, the history of which 10 well known to
the public.
when these facts were reported to the Emperor
md Empress 10 Paris fndignation- natural iDdig.
nation, took possession of them both-but IL was
only against Dir. Soule,not against the
Unitsd States Mr.. Mason and bis family, ~ our
reDgesentatise In Paris, have had all the highest
,ocial hon0ss Of the Court. Americans have been
nviaed 10 the Tuiileries aud all the Public Bslls
W. literally beyond that extended TO any other
,asion. Tue Emperor and Empress OF France
= 8. sincs ibi, assault upon the character of tho
smn,css. nevertheless. received and treated wi,h
n rksd distinction and honor, oil Americans pre-
eptsd 70 them.
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y Romance Of Cyprus.

E,cry traveller who has ever visited Cy-
prus hiss heard Of The SirnUr Ballo Mauco,
,he E,snszsr Scron-e OF the East, s sad
adventure once nearly terminated old BaIjo',
iis 18th l.i sgeculai,ous li.,or'y dauch.
go loot Acr hs4u 90 needy Austrian who
nd crnr Co Cyprus 20 make hrs fortune by
ruarr4-, Hs4u1. ct the wealth af ulI Bal
DO us liked upon them 40 once, bot oIi Ba,do
was not to be caught - easily, iorbc rspu'sed
every advance. The Austrian grew jespe-
rate, and as final resource became very re-
lgious, Attending the Catholic chapel day and
night N1,h,0. could exceed his devotion TO
a certain old presl Nho had the cramps. To
be brief, through the influence Of the Padre
he CAMEL ltm,uarcc 20 % BaIlo's table, 90
company with h.s daughter. Miss Baldo
luckily sat on his right hand add heard him
confess hls love and devotion. Had be been
W the lef side she would no, have heard a
word, Gr she bad been Perlsc'ly deaf 10 that
Ell siucs her birth.
The Ausuian proposed and was'accepied-
.nd al be had 10 obtain now vas old Baldo's
consent 5ut Baljc. though be clearly saw
,hTOVgh the dssigns Of the knlvs, feared the
prissily clique too muc4 give q decided neg,
alive. Al Ia ASKED MAS ume-a year to
ihIuk Of u.
During this time he prayed that the true
character of Tho Austrian might be unmasked.
lie prayer was grained sOOusr than he eS.
Pee'cI
The Austrian 6nding bis sxehequer rather
low, cane Go the resolution Of grlspiur With.
out further DELAY his wiiss fortune, BY send,
ing Old Baldo oui e the world. Accordingly
Sfnsi with pistol wheh he concealed sbou
his Pesaa. on knocking he vas admitted by
80 Rsid1 hi-->rlt Ballo though believed N
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he m bc,.., man. vas corhrmcd nicer


be IN honest uau. vas corfrm'd rni'"r.
iia .-- $50.
which he had d,srus,,ci tn III" garien; a"d
when all his anil, we're away he s'rollei IA
h iil their return.
He was thus employed when his would he
,on.in-law came: sol tie FIRST 'hltr this
promising youth DID wss to draw the pistol
,ud take deliberate aim, discharge Il At the
breast Of the fecble old man Who fell TO the
earth apparently corps. Having thrown
the pistol by HI. side, he rushed into the street
clusing the door after him.
Running along the street, he came sudden
n upn the Austrian consul, whom he M
formed that As he passed Bnldo's house he
heard the rcror Of pistol. followed nv
s,und as if a heavy body had fallen Ia the
fcor-and tha, he had tried to open the door
bot could not pct in.
They rc,urncl ard The door being for"cd
ihrv rushed in md found B'lio ~clie''nc IN
his blool. and the pistol by his side. B'ldo.
Who had ainlcl from loss of hl"od, nav. 10
The suazcmsnt n ~ recovered HI, ns"s,and
h-aring ths yui,es Ut his slVycs, slowly raised
h usclC snd denounced him On the spot.
Having done this be ZEN back and became I'M
conscious. The wretch was immediately
hlndcufsd and sent to prison.
Old Baldo soon rrcuyetcd.
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WHOOPlNG COUGH CURED BY
DOWNS ELIXIR.

n, ls,i r,-,slv ~ ~ ra'H ~ Wl15pIHg CaHgh
o.. puuu's EliNr. u .ann irsats sp ~ rau'', -
~ asF', sni the I,t,sni gets well ud 1T ~
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