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BOUNTY LAND. 30.

VIII PIUscCuto CIdinIs oE dlnst VIC oQo
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
SIONS, ON the most satisfactory terms.
Undsr recent act Of Conc rsss soldiers who serV-
cd period Of fourteen days in any soay, since i776
and ii such soldiers be dead. their widows minor
children are entitled TO i60 acres OF land Those
who have received less than 100 acres entitled
to as much more will make that quantity.
Having been engaged a. clerk 10 the Pension
and Bounty Land Depsrtm cot at Washington fol
nearly three years, have peculiar advantages for
prosecuting claims Of the above description.
Communications by mall Pct paid, or at the Ofhs>
Of Payne Mayo, In Wellington Goddin's new
building on Bank street. viii be attended to onss
Any reference given thst may be desired.
mh3-dk w3m ABEL u. MAYO.
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B L RIT OF THE PRESS.

The PeHny Post has q leader on caculs stio..
OF The result of the coming election published 10
the washington Star, which elects Mr.. Wise by
Ii,ooo votes, giving him East of the mountains,
$500; In the Valley, 5000; In the Northwest.
2o,OO, and Ia the Southwest, 35 90. The Posi-
then gives its own calculations, which ara as fol-
lows:
In the whole State, then, there are 660 councis,
averaging at least 80 Democrats each. This gives
grand total OF l9, 900 Taken from one side and
added TO the other, this makes difference of
5000 votes-say in round numbers 40 0OO.-
Wishing to be liberal, we give to Wise 5 900 Whig
votes 1--WE do not believe he will get 500) Taken
from one side and carried to the other this makes
8 difference OF 10 600 votes. Take these from
5000, and we still have 80 900. Subsract Pierces
majority "a 000) from this and 1t leaves Flournoy
clear msjority of l6 COO votes
The Enquirer announces another startling de-
Velopment in connection with Know Nothingsm,
and quotes from the leading New Jersey Know
Nothing papers, paragraphs in which they declare
that Ii they suspected the Know Nothing party of
proalavery tendencies, they would instantly quit
1t; butthey are satitfed TO the contrary, and know
that the Know Nothing triumphs 10 the North were
the triumpts of aboli;ioni:m. One CT the papers
declare that in the New Jersey Legislature there
are ll6 members elected by the Know NothlngS
whose distinctive characterstics are an abhorrence
of the Nebraska bill. The Enquirer warns the
Democracy not to be deceived by telegraph des-
patches from distant Virginia cities on the day of
election, heralding the success of the Know No.
things.
The Whig thinks the Enquirer is beside Itself,
and Is apprehensve lest President Pierce, Instead
of appointing its editor to "turrin' post, should
feel constrained to send him TO Stauntop or Will
lismsburg. Ii audes to the Enquirer's remarks
about Its having appealed to Wings to support the
Know Nothing ticket, and asks why 1t should not
appeal to Wings. If it did not appeal to Wings to
support the Know Nothing candidates, who could
it cali upon them to supporta 1t says it not only
calls on Wings to support Flournoy, Beale and
Patton, but it implores all good cf all psr,ies
to oppose the election of Henry A. Wise.
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SAVAGE Hosr.- Gen Vol, who has assumed
command a, Matamoras, In Mexico removed the
duty on lumber, which pleased the citizens so much
taat they rendered him complimentary ball. The
ball came near being a failure that the General
became highly inceused-nsulted several per-.
sons and expelled others from the house, hu-
namely allowing two of the latter ten minutes to
place themselves inside OF Texas.
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4 MUSEMENT.-1here is no place to
IN spend an hour, free of cost, more pleasantly
in Richmond, than at OSBO8NE'S splendid DA
GUERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPES, well worthy the attention
of visitors. NO PAINS EXPENSE has been
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We are always prepared to put up lkenesses In
every style, and at PRICES that DEFY competition.
Always hand GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS
Pearl, She'll. and Morocco CASES, of every descrp-
tIon. USBORNE'S GALLERY.
fe7 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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BRUTAL ATTACK ON MINIsTER.-The Mobile
register states that on Sunday the I3.h. Rev,
rather Nashon, of Spring Hill College while on
ms way to Dog Hin Factory (near Mobile,) for the
dreadully beaten by four ruffians The REGISTER a
report says Having brutally beaten him, one
OF tho four drew out dirk knile, and holding it
towards their Victim, told him that If he ever at
tempiod go to the factory for the purpose of
preaching, he would feel thar weapon" The Rev.
gentleman Is 10 very precarious state. The po-
ice are OIL the track OF the scoundrels who COM
mtted the outrage.
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SINGULAR OccURRRNcK.-One month ago, Mr.
Hiram Harmon, of Erie, Illinois, was out on horse
back in thunder storm, and the next morning
upon search being made for him, was found wan
dering about In state OF utter imbecllity. His
horse was lying dead from a stroke of lightring.-
Mr. Harmon has never recovered his reason, and
Is confirmed luuatic
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DAMAGES FOR STAGE ACCIDENT. - Peter
Campbell proprietor of Stage line between Van
dala, H., and St. Louis, has been sued 10 the lat
ter city by Sarah Delaplaine, for $1,000 and John
Mcdonald for 81, ,625, for injuries received by
th EN- from the upsetting of of his coaches sew.
eral years since. The jury awarded the full
amount of damages In both cases.
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INTERNATIONAL BANKS IN CANADA-The Que.
bee Chronicle says that 1t s in contemplation bv
new York and Boston capitalists to apply for a
osnklng charter In Canada under the title of the
international Bank" with the view of giving
banking facilities to the enormous trade spIinsing
up on the shores of Lake Huron and SUPERIOR
Inc capital TO be asked for will be G25OOOO tSI,.
0Uo 0OO) with power to increase it to $500, 900 -
The New Workers are famous for furnishing
" banking" facilities for their neishbors
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ParsrRns ON THE STAGE.-The Printers Union
of New Orleans took benefit at the st. Charles
Theatre, Tuesday night last several members OF
The profession appeared in "The Jscobiie.'
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BEEF FOR THE CRIMEA.-It Is known that two
or tnree companies at the North are under con-
tract WIN the foreign governments for large sup
pi'es OF beet cattle to be shipped to the Crimea.
tne present period of scarcity thus to reduce the
STOCK OF our own country to famine prices. 10 a
matter or Importance which deserves attention, if
even no redress can be had
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V7HE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF

TNHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
Il THE AGE !-VlRGINIA MAGIC WASHING
FLUID This article now well known and ex-
tensisey used has to considerable extent superce
ded he old and aborious ethod of clothes washing
With rubbing boards
Those who wish to the hard rubbing on wash
Ing boards the loss Of time and wear and iear' OF
clothes consequent of such method should use this
celebrated Fluid. Once used and its utility seen, 1t
will never be gwen up so long there are clothes to
be washed.
Beware OF imitstious. The genuine article can be
had in any quantity at f. j. PICOT'S,
my 13-dIw Corner opposite the Old Market,
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ALTAR ON FIRK.-The altar OF ST. Xaviers church
In ST. Louis, was damaged to the amount of S4ot
last week by fire from the altar lamp.
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The Ship Ellen Austen, cleared from Savannah,
Friday, for Liverpool, with cargo OF cotton worth
$233. .279,l9
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Col. KINNEY The Chicago Journal gives a
minute but not fattering history OF this noted in
dividual. He Is about so years of age, tall aud
stoops, is retiring 10 his manners especially with
strangers, is ambitious and has slim stock of hon
esty. He left Pennsyl gania at an early age, and
settled In Peru, Illinois, under the patronage of
Daniel Webster, whose daughter Julia he courted,
aud to further th suit presented her father with
pair of cream colored horses, one OF them stained
TO match, which had never been paid for. He then
contracted er excavating the canal Basin at La
Salle By which he extended his credi, and pro-
cured a large stock of goods with which he opened
a smugg ling or trading post near Corpus Christi
on the Mexican side of the Neuces river, which be
sarrisoned and fortified so strongly as to defy the
government authorities By treachery he was cap.
tured and taken TO the city OF Mexico Just at the
downfall of Santa Annals Dictatorship, and tax ing
advantage of the confusion escaped Through
hia exerlions the Texan Congress passed law an
nexiDg the country between the Neuces and Rio
Grande Rivers, and he Immediately got himself
elected from the district After getting into the
Texan Congress he introduced and pushed through
tn e resolution providing for the annexation of Tex
ss to the United States The U1ited States in fix
ing the boundary line, got into war with Mexico
nd Col. Kinney was on hsnd with herds OF cattle
wh ich he sold to the U s. Government at enor-
nous profits, and after the war he was again ready
aud purchased them back for literally nothing
This completes the sketch up to the present time
of a remarkably uneasy man. one who had rare
talent to make himself comfortable through the &C
cumulation Of wealth. but spoiled by an ambition
to be greater than his Creator intended to make
him.
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gOpposEp TO SUNDAY TRAVELLING .-Aoi unsue-.
cessfui effort was made at Dayton, Ohio, last
Sunday week, to prevent the usual Sunday traio
from leaving.
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EEPFRcTs OF THE CHOLERA consequence o.
the cholera at st. Louis the U. s. troops are being
removed from there 10 Newport, Mo.
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Harry iago, author of tales for the Marines. 10
Henry A. Wise jr, who 10 Ia the Navy.
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
lkAGs, kopEs, BAeeIxe. ke-l so1th Yr,nst,p =
> doors West Of Old Asdst. bays mali a. eli a.
Asrse 'oo- 70 o. d6m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

n The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined.
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FHE DAILY DISPATCH
BY J. A. COWARDTN

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
sne Garner weekly. Price for mailing, 81 wear In
Inc kEkLf DISPATCH Is issued every Fri.
day, and majiedto Subscribers AZ Al neranpnu,
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L. Il. grABLER 4 CO., Proprietors,
ruxcrxG, MxhoIs;ais I'.nS 9sI1ssi'''' , YH sal''~o'
| Whoiesaie Agents, kiehmonA.
Aad BY Druggists and Merchants generally through.
ost Virginia. spl6-d1 sI2t

ose NHshis. pl6-d& sl2t
fAYERs' CHERRY PEoroRAL.-For the
rapid cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Bronshtis
WhooPlng Cough. Asthma and Consumption is mi.
versallF knows a. the best remedy yet discov-
cred Tor every variety of Pulmonary disease. So
wide 10 the Held OF its usefulness and so numerous
the cases OF lis cures that almost every section Of
the country aboundsi persons publicly Known who
have been restored from alarming and even desper-
its superiority over every other medicine Of its kind
Is too apparent to escape observation and its
virtues are known. the pubic no longer hesitate
what antidote to employ for the dstre ssns and
serous affections of the pulmonary organs which
incident to our climate By its timely many. nay
almost all attacks disease upon the or throat
are arrested, and thus are saved many Thousands
every year from . premature grave No family
fAouid be without it. and those who do ne glect to
Srovide tn hemselves with . remedy which wards of
this dangerous class OF diseases will have cause to
deplore 1t when it 10 too late. Proofs ofthe surpr
sing efficacy Of the Cherry Pectorsl need not be
given to the American people,-they have living
proofs in every neis shborhood. But those ho wish
to read the statements Of those whose whole health
has been restored and whose lives have been saved
BY its use, will find them In my American Almanac
which the Agent below named has to fur nish gratis
Prepared BY DR. J. G. AVER, Lowell Mass and
sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO, wholesale and
retail, Richmond, Va. NH z7-dsodGw2m
The LIVER PILLL.-1he Liver Pills of
DR.. M'Lane were first used by him exclusive y in bis
Of Liver complaint, that they became famous, and
attracting the attention OF the medical faculty pass
ed into general use. They act with great certainty
and regularity; the patient almost mme diately
the dispersion of his disease and il gradually restored
to health. With some the effect Is almost mracu.
ous frequently experiencing immediate reief. after
having for months resorted to drugs and medicines
of another description. in vain Diseases the liver
are very common In this country, and often
frishtfui in character. Those who experience any
of the premonitory symptoms OF this dangerous and
complicated disease should at once procure box
DR.. MLsne's Pills, and perhaps thersby be save
world of misery.
r. s.-Ths above valuable remedy, slso 0i.Me-
Lanes Liver Pills, row be had at respeeta-
Bile Drug Stores in this city.
n Purchasers will please be eareful to IL for,
and take but DR.. MLANE'S VERMJ1U9E.
All others. Ia comparison. are worthless q
NH 20-dke1w
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SINGULAR EFFECTS OF LIGHrNrNa.-The Port
land Advertiser contains long and Interesting
acconnt OF disaster which took place on Monday
~ e%tennIhg issr: ABOUT O'Clock, P. NJ the house Of
Mr. David Upton, on Great Chsbeague Island was
full - "eA "oi iear'
~ a neiEhbor happened to be looking towards Mr..
op.on mousse and first perceived ball of fire, sp.
thirty yards In length descended upon the chin >
ney, ana Immediately after q volume of smoke he.
gan 10 ascend as II the house was on FIRE. Hasten.
fire! '' 0"1 'Io' u"
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NOTICE OF OVAL.-M. L.
lS STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor tax kes this method
To inform his friends and customers that he has re-
moved temporarily TO the corner of Sd and Broad
streets. opposite MIR. Mark Downey's where he will
be pleased TO see them all; and at the time of.
fefDg his entire stock Of Clothing and piece Goods
at prime cost prior to his removing bis old e'and
again rebuilt. NJ. l.. STRAUS
nv l1-2m' Corner Sd and Broad sts
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- SUPERIOR RIDING HORSE

~ We havs for sale MARE of great endu
I1nce, which moves rapidly and pleassn ly She
would be an excellent animal for Doctor or any
one Y no has to do hard riding. She is offered for
sale because the owner requires a Harness and Sad
die Horse. w. NJ. HARRISON & CO.
NV I8-eodIw
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SSUDA WATEk.-The subscriber has
~ added to his Cigar establnhment besutiful So
da fountain, and will furnish the very best Soda
Water to be had in the country.
His Syrups made of the finest fruit, and will
be at all times fresh.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
nv l8 American Hotel-
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e. A l. A M ANDER FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY EvAssG WATSON
PHILADELPHIA These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
ksw York and when opened tn cir coptent of books
ard papers were found to be unipjured. They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes with Halls pae Mt
Burglar Proof Locks. PAGES ranging from $40 to
s5tO. Fer sale by II BALDWIN,
nah 3i--ts I48 Main at Ricbmona
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ssTHE whole press of Philadelphia

sSTHE whole press of Philadelphia & re out
In favar of HsoFLAND's GERMAN BiTTERs, - they
are prepared BY DR. c. NJ. Jackson; We are GLAD to
rssnTd the su ccess of this vslusble remedy for
nen,ia az we believe ir supplies desdei ,tum IN
the medical world long needed. The wrett bed i'm
itstors and countereiteTs have withdrawn Il er
,rnms from the market, and the public are spared
from the danger Of swallowing poisonous Edxturei
ia lieu of the real Bitters "-Herdid
AGENTS for this city-Missrs. ruRcELL, .iADD
CO.. and BENNETT BEELs, Druggists.
IH--d2W
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DAsUERREoTY have had fr

DAGUERREoTY s.-We have had ire
uuent occasion to refer to the improvements In TINS
art 1t seems if every day added to ts perfechoDi
and we ind that it would keep as busy we noticed,
as we would like TO do, the frequent efforts Of Mr.
item AT this time to some Of his late pictures visit
to his gallery will be treat and the friends Of the
Rsv Mr. Read and VIM. r. Richie, Esq will hno
everything admire in their large and striking IKE
nessss which are among his collection. my 10
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BATHS, BATHS, BATRs.-Hot, Cold and
shower Baths can be had daily from A. H.. to 10
O'clock r. M at tho Hair Dressing, Shaving and
Snsm pooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
ER single Bath Is cents. or Tickets for o. En-.
sNAae7 On ilIn 81 my2
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OENTAL NOTTCE.

E.. SdscsFF31 D11N III Y . I I Z e.
9YYssSsSs%s sFtsss g. w. JONES, Surgeon Dentist
LII YYSrespectfully announces that he mas
moved bis office TO the E6genont
House, between 9th and 7th On Main street. oppo-
site the Arlington House and the ID Baptist Church
where he is now prepared to see those with whom
he made engagements for the present month, and
all others who may dssre his professional services
Office hours during the summer from to 3-4 to 6.
Inv I3-GSm
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Jso w. WRIoHT a. Co. are prepared
20 receive ali kinds of Produce and Msrehandxe on
storage at their Warehouse on the Dost, on a. res
soaabis terms - II can be taken in the city.
70 t2-6m
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MILLINERY
@asNEW MILLINERY,
k<7A DRY GOODS
IN AND P4RIETY ST0Rr

r Opposite Thee. Pemberton's Groeerv sto,s'
Inc andenEnsd most respectfully requests N.
great care tom late import4tions and anction al.
10 New YORK and which, in regard to ou,iitv and
psise, c&nnet fail to p ease H"A''S anu
his stec$ consists of
.srge and coed assortme Mt ef Summer Dres, C,ods
large nnd good sssortment of Ladies' and Children.
lSgse and good assortment Of Silk Maptillas EN-.
broideties. sir Mitts Fans, Hosiery and a great
variety of Fancy Goods, too hume rous TO m eption
rS~ Straw Bonnets biesched and pressed At the
hortestnotiee
Come end see our great bargains
ap 26-lm- J. DEMEIMAN
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LEEcHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
b.rsby informed that have Just received By AdamS
Express q lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
he found at all hours of the day at the Hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, and at night on
25th between Main and Franklin streets.
N.B.-Cuppins and Leeshins promptly attended
o. at the shortest netise- uo,,o
Il ".
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I ARRABEES IMPROVED REERI-

z 1Ittk-i151111 % AoII IsO It'd NTAL Vt
~ GERATOR.-The superior excellence of these
Retgeratora Ia fully attested by the many mum
encomums lsvished upon them. Having several
ap .rtments for the better preservation of oats ve-
getsbles, ac., and being thoroughly ventilated they
combine advantages not posse ssed by others To be
appreciated, they have only to be seen. Call and
examine for yourselves.
BULKLEY & CO., Sole Agents,
l0-lm 1877 Main at
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LIGHTNING kODS.-P PROT TECT
~ YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS .-STEB-
BINS u MILLER, having been engaged in this city
and the surrounding country for = number OF years
past, 10 putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
a. they believe given entire Satisfaction would In
iorm the public that they still prepared to pu,
up. either Ia town or country, LIGHTNING RODS
MADE By the most approved makers
ThHnk fni for past patronage they ~ ash
coItiGasnee from hs public
Orders u.sY be addressed to them through the
Riehfnopd Post Once. Box IL NIB 1-Sms
SHOT II loo haps Shot all sizas in store
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GIVE THEM TRIAL.-Mercenary per-
sons have IN so many instances succeeded In foisr
upon the community worthless preparations claim.
ing ior them great medical virtues that great many
individuals refuse to take anything by
phYsician. This sanction has been bestow ed upon
STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERkY ExpkCroRAsr and
DiARRHEA CORDIAL in more than five hundred iu
stances Indeed many medical men who know tn cir
virtues regularly prescribe the Expecorsnt in case.
OF coughs colds and diseases of the respiratory or
game, which come under their care. And in ali dis
eases OF the bowels, too, such darrhs the Disr-
confidence in its beneficial effects. Give these ex
the Agents.
- Price tor each only 50 cent? or bottIss 70
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& SELLING OFF.-30, 900 dollars
worth of Gold and Silver Watches Jevsl.
sAsSXk ~ and Fancy Goods, are now Offered at
1sekAD greatly reduced rstes
with q view ef making change ia our business
We offer iron this day our large stock of Gold ana
silver Watches, Gold Chains Seals, Keys, Brace
lets, Ear Drops Breastpins Gold Thimbles Gold
speetaeies snd Jewelry and Fancy Ooods of eg nv
kind ct greatly reduced prces-nauy articles at and
below cost All IN want OF bargains will please call
C3ENNF,T T. I tMEsS
NV IS i oia go,
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CONVENTION ADJoURNED.-The Southern Ran,
tist convention at Montgomery, Ala, has aGiourp.
ea 10 meet At Louisville, Ky ON the I'd Friday in
may 1857. The officers elected for the snsuins
year are: Foreign Mission Board, Richmond
neV Jeter, D President; Rev James r
Taylor andA NJ Poiadexter Corresponding Secre.
tsries; Thomas, Treas'r. Domestic Mission Board
Mario, Marion, Ala Rev II De Votie, President: Rev
w, walker, Corresponding Secretary; w Hornbuc.
Rev w Bayless, President: Rev C DAYTON
corresponding Secretary; c A Fuller, Treasu.
rer. Inc Rev w Crane, of Mississippi, was
spPo1n.ed Preacher of the next convention sermon
aoo neV M foindexter, of Virginia, alternate.
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NUkIOSI L X ES.-ChRLES RICH
~ ARDS0N ha, just returned from New York,
where he has purchssed the most splendid assort-
ment OF Pipes ever In this State, consisting OF
RraI Meerschaum Pipes, with amber stems 10 lesth-
Turkish Hookahs, Cydrolyte,
Hunsariau China.
Rough and Ready, Shaker,
And, in fact, every kind OF Pipe that is made not
even excepting the JapQnese Pipe a lat of which
were brought from Japan expressly for him by Col
j w. Spaldng
lie hss also just received additional supply OF
2o.'oo genuine HAVANA CIGARS of very superior
quality.
The public are Invited to cali and examine the
above articles. AMERICAN HOTEL,
my IL Corner lith and Main streets