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. Nj T. THING
NEW N
AMERICAN KING OF PAINT

$3.50 "uAn".o"" nA"o Va nAW!s
bi.ss;,, - ogoraJ 20 oe;nta, 49, 49, ana sne sreatess
inc ,n;lIions tba Doctor , n ~ reI;.f Z a. rnsr anw
msnd yon bara nniv 70 - = M ,nani,aI ~ .oun UNI mi,
those who still suFar and will not accent ,ha n.og..a,
Balm, deserve not the pity of their families.
rms wonderful medicine, during the brief period since
its lntroauction, mas Garfield happiness TO the hearts OF
.nousanus ana made III a charm q many who hereto
no tba w;uds uitIb al finimant. Enh pra eais'ence.
Killers and. Pain Extractors, and let millions of glad
tongues proclaim the merits OF the great American
King oil Pain" a preparation composed solely of vegeta-
bles and roots, produced by Americas own rich and
;udres of what Is and what is not a yaiu,bla famiIv
medicine, to do us a special favor by giving the King OF
Pain a single trial, and II satisfactory, exert their infiu-
ence In its behalf. recommend 1t, speak well and often
OF 1t, and see that 1t Is used by their afflicted ~neighbors.
The Ladies are always charitable, and when they induce
they will be doing an act Of benevolence that thew can
well be proud OF. This is a powerful and truly magical
se ag 81 e. a ~ ann i in,arnai a "a I. S"enanss ourns'
vet IL is perfectly harmless and incapable of produeinr
the weakest constitution. :"
1t is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out
cate Of = wonders reformed BY this medicine Is es eosl.
but twenty-five cents to try it; and DIR. Bull stakes hs
welI-earned reputation on the hing OF Pain doing all AMI
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KANSAS ELEcTIoN.--As far as heard
from, the following is the aggregate of
the vote in Kansas:
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JNO. ID. DEvIN.
j.. & j. Devin,
ID. f. Gaylord
A u N f Z r,

OTTUMwA,
ET WILL attend to making sale Of personal
property or Real Estate, at auction at any time,
for a reasonable compensation. He may be
found in Ottumwa, unless absent on business.
May 10th, 1851.
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.nNE Case of Whitney Blankets Just reed
" and for sale low by j. HAWLEY.
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A FEW of the celebrated Sontag clocks just
IA reed and for sale by J.HAWLEY.
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II EADY-Made Clothing, all qualities, stool
IN large and prices low at WARDEN'S.
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nNE bale Of Buffalo Robes Just received
~ and for sale by J HAWLEY.
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DAY State, Long, and other kinds of Shawls
Id for sale cheap at WARDEN'S.
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Immediate Relief

rom the m~ostacute pain, and alsoa per
,aneut cure of all
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DOOTS& Shoes, Hats g. Caps-a very large
ID stock at flow prices. Call at WARDEN's.
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HARDWARE, Queensware-a full stock
IL at WARDEN'S.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

ARA THE FIFTlETH Edi-
%@A i ton. withOne Hun
MGyZw dred Engravings, show
M@ inn Dicnacac aud Nal.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL m Rosse. Bait; " TUT
Pin rhs Kan snd pill. b, V cramp and ladies'.
Powhstsn; B r Crouch. Goocblsnd; T g srooeks,
csrett.; w Martin and lady. LoqisviIie; Wet (
s s.n: nj p n la 81 Eppe:
Mitchell, Phiis; G vensbfs, DR. Minson, Pr
d AI.ss. A%s ella a:I,.oo cams D:yis
T Lawson, Richmond; r Harper, Va; Davis,
ssvsnnah; Jones. Vail 3 Mithel. lady and dsusht-
i S o. Il / Hudson, WV Armstrong, Wilmington;
NJ simms Charleston: Logan..N Y.
ca.ss S,b.1 q pS. Neg s. ks.
Mann. '. g r R;W Carpenter; Hawsnsville;
Augusta; Hsrndon. Green; ii r aooos. LOUISE; ]
A Brown, Albme: This Beszsly, VIM Bsazsiy.
spettsylvanis; Henderson, Caroline; Gooch,
ton, C6sriotte b f southall. Amelia: Thos Fog and
sdy L mnsn Va Sslfn ri%b.rsl. aiSnls Dr.
terfisd; w q Parish. Goochland; J M HARDWOOD,
way; g W Done, Hanover; CIV Rose, Gloucester;
spandaner, Bait; Caldwell salsm; ) Moons
EXCHANGE HoTEL-Capt L Smith, NY;H
mons; Wislesworth, N &: NJ Turner, PETE; D r
Hunter psssI' sanI. w.; SHARP Bait I'd Dr.
BraxtoD, Thos H Carter, King VIM; Dunn, c
Dunn, Clover Forest: Mrs Capt Rudd and son. J
Stafford; J B Young, Henrico: VIM Garth. Wood,
r L Walker, Albemsrle; A Cook. Campbell
Smith, Charlottesville; w Garth and lady, Alb; q
Marsh all. Charlotte; M Speed, Kent, Lynchbs;
] Darlington, La
COLUMBIAN HOrEL j Lenty, Robins
son, Tenn; A Abraham. Smith, w Aston, z d
Pulsn, P M Gusrrant, Va: 8 Goode. ChssteIheld,
Rev George, Cupeper,J M Woodson. w shep-
burg; A Lpscomb. Lunenburg R Howard. Pu-
laski; L Guerraut, N C; c w Edwards, Wade,
towsy; g w Claments, Campbell; w Booker and
daughter; N Geffress, Amelis; Armstead, Cum
bcrland; Harvey n Geffres, Charlotte; ! q
Guerrant, Va, Taylor, Nottoway
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THE MORMONS

The Mormons are the most original set of
religionists of modern times. Besides allow.
ing every man to have as many wives as he
pleases, they sanction theatres and balls,
both being patronized and attended by Saints
and sinners, the apostles and elders taking
the lead. A magnificent party and ball were
lately given in honor of Col. Steptoe. 1t was
opened with prayer by one of the Mormon
elders, and after cotilions, waltzes and pol-
kas. closed by a song called the merry Nor.
MONS" and benediction by Orson Hyde.
We also see notice of performance by
the "Deseret Dramatic Association" on the
I'd of December, of Cali is not gold that gilt
ters.' together with sentimental and comic
songs. Governor Young extended invitations
on the occasion, to all the high officers of the
Mormon church, who, with their numerous
wives, gladly attended, and exhibited much
holy Joy at the performances. Verify. these
Mormon saints know how to solace their nil.
grimage to Paradise with choice creature
comforts
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EXECUTION OF PINTO.

This cruel deed has aroused thrill of hor-
ror throughout the country. The Charleston
Mercury, an eminently conservative paper
on the Cuban question, says that 'the annals
of history do not contain more horrible
case of judicial murder. The facts are now
pretty well ascertained. The Auditor of War
whose assent to the sentence of capital pun
ishment is demanded by the laws of the
Island, positively refused to sign the warrant,
on the ground that no sufficient case had
been made out against Pinto The chief, if
not the sole witness, was vile wretch who
had been previously condemned for felonies
and pardoned, and became now the tool OF
the Captain General in his bloody purpose
against his former friend and Secretary. The
refusal of the Auditor of War seemed only
TO have melted Concha the more, and con-
trary to all law, precedent or humanity, he
instituted an arbitrary court of four, which
should revise and override this decision
But so fragrant was the wrong, that even
this court were equally divided, when Con-
cha, bent on the life of his victim, and in
censed at the protection which law and mer-
cy threw around him, decided himself the
question, and ordered Pinto's execution in
twenty hours. He met his fate calmly and
bravely, protesting his innocence with his
dying breath. Such are briefly the facts OF
this foul murder.
at is asserted, and not without plausible
justification, that Pinto in his relations as
Secretary of Concha, was possessed of evil
dence going to show that Concha himself had
meditated treason against the Spanish gov
eminent, and the establishment of dictator
ship over Cuba. To Concha's guilty soul
he was therefore continual dread. Hence
the resort to such proceedings against him,
and the fendish malignity with which he
pursued him to his death. He was determin-
ed to rid himself of the witnesses to his
crime, at all hazards, and without regard to
law or right"
The Mercury justly says, that people,
among whom such things can be done openly
and with impunity, are entitled to the sympa
thy Of every brave and generous heart.
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rHr NEw YORK L1QuoR law.

THE NEW YORK LlQUOn law
The New York Herald enumsrates the fol-
lowing as some of the leading features OF the
new LIQUOR Law of New York:
Section First-Limits tho keeping of liquors to
private houses and churches. :.
Section Second--provides that any citizen OF
good moral character shall have the right 20 sen ~
quor for mechanical chemical. medicinal nnu -
Ornamental purposes, one year after On ou,
nobody for any purpose will have the right 10 sell
. drop IN the State for year to come.
Section Third-Liquor sold 10 private houses MOI
TO be drank on the premises. BOOK on saies 70 DC
kent for public inspection, and sworn 70.
Sectiop Twelve Fine of ten dollars for getting
drunk In any store grocery, tavern or public place
aection Twenty -second--A Allows the sale OF cider
In doses of not less than ten gallons and, under
the previous provisions Of the law. the manuiac.
ture of alcohol and Of pure wine, from grapes
grown by the manufacturer; and the sale by I'm
porters OF liquors Ia their original packages.
Section Twenty sixth-Ordains that this Law
shall go Thoroughly into effect on the Anniversary
American Independence.
The Herald predicts the ruin of the hotels
which have made their principal profits upor
their bars, as we'll as the ten thousand drink
ing establishments from this law. 1t thinks il
will also, most likely. cut off more than three
fourths of the annual importations OF ter
millions of foreign liquors, under the restr'c
| tons to which importers are limited, ano
will be the cause of monetary commissions.
There were in New York in 1850, accord
| ing to the census of that year:
Iss distilleriss and breweries, employing
e25a5 900 capital, and consuming
2o62 $50 bushels of barley,
| 1.647 266 do Indian corn,
sosoe7 do rye, and employing
And the manufacture was
| s47, 700 barrels of ale, beer, Gc,
92S7. 700 gallons of whiskey,
24Ss,S00 gallons OF rum
The Herald observes that it is remarka
BILE feature of the new law. that 1t permits
| the distilleries and breweries to go on VIII
| their manufacture as before, so that, WINE IL
is sinful for New Workers to guzzle, they can
have no sort of scruple in providing others
| with the means of doing so to the most un'
| limited extent.
On the Jersey side of the Hudson river,
opposite New York, are sundry pleasant lit
tie villages, such as Hoboken, Weehawken,
&C., which the Herald predicts will hence
forth become greater Sunday resorts than
ever. There the thirsty myriads of New
York will rush in painting multitudes, and
day long lap up oceans of old rye, cogniac,
and other refreshing beverages, building up
hotels, oyster houses, and other branches oil
business in Jersey, to the extent of millions
of dollars in a single summer. A Jersey
ferry about shutdown of Sunday would be q
sight to see
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crrgA-WAR WITH SPAIN.

The New Yerk Times of Tuesday last pup
fishes special despatch from its " asn'ne
ton correspondent, under date OF stn instAh''
vbich il regards Of more than usual interest
.na ;mportance. The correspondent says
.h., the President really has determined to
u.le a demonstration against Spain at last
,h.. the selection of the gallant Commodore
McCsuley to command the Gulf Squadron,
!. ,;gniicant, and the rumors Of an increase
of the squadron are all confirmed. 1t is add
ed that a. strong q naval force, as can be
spared tor the purpose, has been ordered to
cruise in the neighborhood of Cuba, IN the
track of our steamers and it is intended tha1
the next time O Spanish cruiser brings 70
one of our mail vessels on the high seas, U.
s. ship of war shall be near enough to parti-
cipate in the entertainment, by pouring her
broadside into the Spaniard forthrith!
1t appears, according to the correspondent
that mot only the FL Dorado and the Daniel
Webster have been brought to on the high
seas by Spanish cruisers, within the last
month or two, but the Illinois also was serv.
ed the same way not long ago. She did mol
report the fact, however,-such outrages,
without atonement, having become too com
mon to be deemed. in the estimation OF hei
officers, worthy of notice"
The President, it is said, in the decisive
steps which he has taken, has acted on his
own patriotic impulses, in opposition to all
the members of the Cabinet, except Mr.. Ia
Wis and Mr. Dobbin. We cannot consider
these measures as calculated to provoke hos
tilities with Spain. In the neighborhood OF
q powerful American squadron, the Spaniards
will be slow to repeat their insults. Bullies
upon the sea, like DULLES upon the land, are
ferocious enough to non combatants, but
cowardly as Chinese in their intercourse with
fighting people. We shall hear of no more
shots fred at peaceful American vessels, at
ter McCauley has established an armed po-
lice of the Gulf.
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THE NEBRASKA BILL

From table made out by the New York
Herald, of the results of the late State elec-
lions upon the Nebraska question, it appears
that twenty one good Nebraska men, mostly
from the Northern States, have been elected
or re. elected, against thirty five anti Nebras
ka men, and that fifteen Nebraska men have
been defeated, to twenty-five anti Nebraska
prove that the Nebraska question had, in fact,
little OF nothing to do with the late political
Yovnlutiar
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

Justice Osborne of New York, in case
recently before him of selling liquor on Sun
day, discharged the complaint On the ground
that the offence charged was continuous
and not divisible one in other words, that,
as the accused was fined SIS for an infraction
of the Sunday law, by selling single glass
of liquor, he could not be fined for each sep
arate offence committed on the same day
This ruling was held under the terms of the
old State law.
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Cook SHops.-An ordinance of the city
positively prohibits cook shops eating houses by
negroes, unless they first obtain q lcense from the
Hastings Court to keep housas of entertainment and
yet these nuisances do exsSali over the city Yes.
terday morning. a free man called Barnett Scott was
arraigned before the Mayor for keeping cook shop
on 9th street, near Broad, and exhibited receipt
from the Commissioner of the Revenue for money
he had paid az he supposed, for license to carry
on the business he following Surprising that he
had been mislead, the Mayer declined Furnishing
him with stripes for this offence, but promised him
q full dose If again brought up for that offence.
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JUVENILE GoNoERr.-Mr. Kemmerer's

JUVENILE Conc T.-Mr. Kemmerer' 8
Concert at the Odd Fsllow1 Hall last evening, was
crowded. and went off with spirit and eclat. Tho
pupils between one and two hundred in number,
were beautifully arranged by elevated seats ON the
PLATFORM which crowded The pupils though
trained in separate classes sang together in perfect
time. Ali were pleased and astonished at the pro-
gress the children made In vocal music. :
At times the applause was tremendous and no less
than three pieces were loudly encored.
We understand that the farewell concert will take
place to. morrow (Fridayl evening, at which time
a number of new pieces will be sung.
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KINDNESS CF HEARr

A Western clergyman, preaching a funsrai
sermon which ID reported in the Cincinnati
Commercial of April 9th, dwelt emphaticallv
upon the kindness Of heart of the deceaseS
Of which he gave the following affecting n.
lnsfration :-"When be was starting for Gin
cinnati, on Tuesday, TO hear the election
news. his wife asked him If he would return
IN time tor dinner. Now mark the Kindness
OF ms heart In his reply hia last words to
nsr-'f -, my dear, think that WILL,
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CouNTERFEITIrG.-It was discovered on
yesterday that SIMoNs, the Daguerreotypist of Isl
Main street, had, with the aid of a sun, whom he
has employed for similar purpose for some time,
ded in passing upon the President of the Far
of himself; but unlike NEST counterfeits. it gave the
utmost satisfaction; much SO, that duplicates have
been ordered to be struck off from the same plate.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. April -.

ARRIVED,
Schr MISSIONER, Rogers, Boston, mds D. Curris.
Schr North Point Swain. Boston, mdz d. Csrrie.
Bchr Mary Emma, Herman New YORK, hay M.
Downsy.
Sehr Aid, Bradley. Philadelphia, coal.
schr Elite, Elzey, Barque Eagle, salt Mc0ruder's
Sons.
SAILED,
Barcue Fame, speight, Rio. flour D. Currls.
Schr Naiad. Holmes, Norfolk.
Schr Ashland, Lefavre. Norfolk.
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Four LEGGED CHIeK We were
shown yesterday chicken Matched at MIR. James
NJ Shorts residence in Manchester, which has
four perfect legs. In all other respects the little
biped is as natural as any other unfedged Shsng
hal and but for the anxiety of Its to get 1t
out of the shell too early, must now be alive and
scratching. AS 1t is we have this lusus nature in
jar of alcohol, where 1t will be preserved. Some
few days since noticed live four legged chick
en- In the Valley, in of the Lancasterian school,
and have heard of two others in the neighborhood
ii the CITY,
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NEW SPECIAL Mor1cue.

Il. d. I. HurrEE.-This gentleman, ops
Of he Senators Of tbis gtafe n Cops,sss iii .xs
the people Of Richmond To.Nfskf 6 tie afriss.
Church. ct halfps o'clock. aD1s-1ts
SEMf-ANrUAL WAsHfre.-The Liberty
boys are unwilling that No should have the orcd,t
Of throwing the highest stream at the wsshfpe on
the 9th inst When the frat trial vas made Bsruss,
new Engine threw equal to the Liberty Ensine sna
nsxt to These two Engines Game No. g. Amer iii ira
Eusines had been thorcughi worked. the Liberty
termination OF beating the whole department Thi,
they did by not less than ten feet They are wilns
No. 5, twho have the largest and best Ensips and
necsssarlly throw higher to say that Libsrt,s lat
stream was By far the highest thrown on the
out, being repsired -
N. Bon the ground the No. 5 boys gave Il M
that Liberty was shead Of them, but a. one Of the
papers Of ths day has given them little enccurssa
ment, they cyoU tso loud LIBERTY, No |.
an l2-1fs
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THE C1Rou1r CouRr. Judge Meredith

The CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Meredlth
presiding, will sit the 18th of this month for the
trial of criminal causes when the following persons
will be placed at the bar to answer the charge of
felony, for which they have been sent by the
Hastings Court: Moses Garrison for stabbing; VIM.
w. Bailey for stabbing; VIM. Hebden for murder ;
Rebecca Chapman for murder; John r. Manchester,
three cases, for passing counterfeit money; VIM C.
Humphrey, three cases, for passing counterfeit
ney; John Whitman for having counterfeit money;
Charles Backman for larceny; James Williams and
John Kennedy for robbing David Anderson; Joseph
Burch for larceny; John M. Thornton for murder !;
Barney Thole for stabbing; Robert Bennett for
swinalin e; and John Jares for stealng-making 10
criminal to be heard and disposed of the
ing term.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE VOYAGES AND ADVENTURES OF AMYAs
LEIGH, KNIGHT, IN THE REIGN OF HER MOST
GRACIOUS MAJESTY, QUEEN ELIZABETH
which, according to the title page, is "ren.
dered into modern English" by Charles
Kingsley, author of "Hypatia," "Alton
Locke" &c. Well gotten up by Ticknor 8.
Fields, Boston.
For sale by A. MORRIS
A BoY's ADVENTURES IN THE WILDs OF
AUSTRALIA, by WIN. HowITT. 7icknor &,
Fields, Boston. The authors name is at
once passport for this very neat little vol
| ume. 1t has, no doubt, very considera BILE
interest and very good m orals for the juve.
nile reader.
For Sale by A. MORRIS.
The SUMNER LAND; a Southern Story: nv
a Child Of the Sun. New York: Appleton
& Co. This book, according to the preface,
is series of sketches of Southern character
and scenery, by one who says he is native
of the South We have not read it. 1t is
gotten up very neatly by the Appletons.
For sale by A. MORRIS and GEO. M. WEST.
GRACE LEE; by Julia Kavanaugh; author
of "Daisy Burns" Nathalie" the "Women
of Christianity" &c. New York: D. Apple
ton & Co.
For sale by A. MORRIS and GEO. M. WEST.
EUROPEAN HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS.
the title Of a volume of 500 pages; by JOHN
w. BARBER, member of the Connecticut
Historical! Society, who has published seve-
raj histories of States, characterised by very
considerable labor and research He is GER
tainly very industrious, as well as discreet,
book maker. He has the tact of presenting
very large amount of information in con-
densed and convenient form. In the work
before us, he has presented interesting scraps
OF history, personal and political, of Eng
land, Scotland, Holland, Belgium and France.
1t is illustrated by large number of en-
cravings. Many of the localities, chiefly "a
NOUS for their "reminiscences of distinguished
statesmen, authors and poets, are illustrated
and these in England are quite interesting.
For sale by BUFFERS & S1MoNs.
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plkiD.

On Tuesday, the 10th inst, st IL o'slocs q Mrs.
atIslNNA BLOCK. 10 the 87th year OF her age.
Hey frieuds ard acuus.ntances. and those OF nef
srsnd daughter, Mrs. b. H. Reed are respecsini.y
nyited TO attend her funsral ct oe Jonns Onufc"s
thia lThuradayl morning, ct II oclock.
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DAILY PApEps received in advance of all

others.
The NEW YORK DAILY HERALD.
NEW YORK DAILY TIMES.
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
PHILADELPHIA LEDGER
Received every morning by O'Clock and delivered
to Subscribers In hour afterwards.
THE BALTIMORE SUM- received and for sale
at the store every evening ~ O'Clock
THE DISPATCH, PENNY POST and ENQUI-
RER, are also for sale every morning at O'Clock.
The NEW YORK PAPERS are furnished at Is
cents week, $3.50 per quarter, invariably in I'D.
vance. l.. L. SMITH,
General Newspaper Agent,
ap9-6t No. $50 Broad ct.
SToRAGE.-The subscriber is prepared to
receive on Storage, all kinds of Merchandise and
Country Produce at lowest rates. Warehouse on
Dock. between Goth and 2lst sts.
ap9-1w* J. B. SCLATER. Produce Broker.
DR. HooFLAND's GERMAN Buffers, pre-
pared by DIR C. NJ. jackson, are justly reckoned
among our most valuable medicines. In of dys-
pspsis 1t acts like magic nsthenng the tone of
the stomach, stimulating the digestive powers and
giving ruddy health to the check and brightness to
the eye. There Thousands in this community
Who can testify to their virtues, and thousands viii
hereafter add their testimony.
Agents for this eity-M ,ssrs. PURCELL, LApp L
Co.. and BEsKET l. BERAs, Druggists.
an DIV
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LIRxRrY EEGIHE is to be handsomely
fs.psiatsa snd improved in its msehinery e soon e
strongest ana most sstive In the oty and deserves
g nave the best apparatus that money can pur-
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D-The Richmond Letter Sheet f,iees
c,...nt carefully prepared, will be ready To-
d.v about noon. Orders received this morn
g.. a. the Dispatch counting room.
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MARRIED.

-. -. All inst. It Centenary Church, BY Rev.
vn ~ r. Edvards. Mr. RAWLEf0H w. DUNA.
tWHv az Lspeaster Co. % Mis- NARY BELLE
GREEN, Of Henreo.
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SERIOUS ILLNEss.-We regret to learn
that Alderman Joseph C. Winsisld Was lying en-
trsmely III with spoplexy. yesterday afternoon with
bat little hopes Of his recovery.
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RUENIEG WITH THE REELs.--Parents
will save themselves heavy tax by preventing
their boys from running with the fire apparatus In
to the Mayer for this offence