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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTEL
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL Mr. michsux, Powhatsn
Ess a.iin H.Y Ps ss '.ss s,o.nd
Dshney. Stafford; W 3 Campbell. Magic, N Z;
c Dsbnsy, Caroline; w vsu.b,s. Pe.erbg; "
and child, Mr.. sr'cs, NorfnlS; Csph.it, &c; M.
Alien, surry T Kerr, l.dy ard son, Gh.rle.g9o; :
We;. Bat L,n' y JEW wiz n., 's'sf T r:,s
Ian. Puspey. Goochisud; J Wrisnt. hchm9na
J C Strong, " G; Wisgieston. Wilmington; ="
Pearson, NJ wstson. G. B Mos Boston.
sr CHARLES HoTEL-w P Jarmsc. Abe; Ro
w Gib-on spo.tsvIv snia; VIM Robinson, Losiss;
NJ Sullivan ws.hinstnn A w T.lly, vs. g Il
A Atkins M Duetfe, Coafsld; C w Prize, Pr Edwi
C Morris. A Wise, As Foster, c; w Merry
C 1ap cots j.. Civ Fiz6ush, Prince WIN;
Dsvs, Va Z w Hudsius, York; A Marsh'nt
Charlo, tssviIle; Tbs Wake, Mrs DR. Wake and svt
J II Mckinney Lynchbs; "A 6rieg Amelia; II z
Mcshans. L. xiugton; milier Nottowas; w
Belts, Stokes L,nsnbg; moore, Chsr Est
terrified; 8 Camm.ck. Gooch Louisa; nis,
ssa~e,i. Freaksbg; A Kinney stsunton; w Ro.
sa sssss s s pI:l
Appom.sss.; W EuSaols + : Euband:; Luo.n:
McCsdden, Granville; A e Allen, La; Phi ip
Bench Fla; Ross, r Long Cul.eper; OF
tel Ror sIsss KIT To Mm H.x
T Woottou w wootton, Wootton. Pr Edward:
w Dennis. Chsrlot'e;, Es.ley, Halifax; r N
W
suhlett, Powhatan; Laverson; Mavers and SOD,
Phila; J Williamson, C WORKMAN Richmond; D
L Suble.t, Pewhstsp; C Jyd. w Kenney, N
c; LeweIlen, Petbg; ] P Pelouse, Pblla; 4 s
Eppss, r F. Jones, @ Leaih, Notto~ay; Mr. FIG:
Pete; A Tezzard Chesterfield; & Gaines lady and
child N G.; w Smith, Prilce Edward; Brown,
Powhatau
EXCHANGE HOTEL-E Field, We; M Pepper
Ms H May, Mr.. q Crump. n Y; pr Up.hsm, Ia,
nv and servant Warreutsn N c; B Whtesl',
Pc; w Atkinson. Baltimore; w w Forbes. Buck
iogham; z Wade and lady. w Wade. R g King,
Y; McJonss Miss M @ A Hunter, Hampton;
Chalmers, Chalmers. E A Coleman, Haifsx; A
w Galley, Louisa c 3; w lyle, Charlottesville;
! Baker. Baltimore; ] Legciund, 3 sydney.
Te1s; T Badenson, D N W.ynsr Richmond; d
w 6rammer, Uafsx; w Nelson, Bedford; Fl Ly
on and family, Amelia H; B Fl Moy, P~,ershurs;
Mosey, Powhatan. l. Littlspags. King VIM;
Master Littlepage Littlepage and son King VIM
county; Drew; Caroline; C Common, William
Jones. New York; J 8 Watson, Master Rawlings,
Ieuiss; ID Page. Albenare; Cosby, Lexington;
selden, Ksnrau, Powhatsn; w Bar aud lady,
Page county; w Danoy and serv't, N C; Jane.
Mairth Y; Miss NJ Virgins Va; VIM e Wick
ham. Hanover; L w T Wickh.m Reprico; Miles G
sslden, Powhatan; Thos H Carter, King VIM.
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THE GER MANS ON MELVILLE sLAND

According to intelligence published yes
terday, the foreign legion" on Melville
Island hail reyolted, and strong military
free had been sent to quell the mufiny ana
TO bring the riDgleaders to the capital. Lbs
legion is composed of Germans who were re-
cruited, in defiance of the laws and neutral
;ty of this country, in New York. peh-
ton has been addressed by them to Presi'
dent Pierce, stating that at moment wnen
great distress existed in New York, tney
were enticed away by British recruiting ser
eeauss to Nova Scotia, under pretence OF Cd
lining work. An offer was then made them
to enlist in the foreign legion destined Tor
the Crimea, and upon their refusal they were
| imprisoned, under military control, at MEL
| vile Island. The revolt of the foreign ie-
gion" was probably an effort OF these Ger
mans to regain their liberty.
If the facts of the case are truly stated the
government ought at once to interfere In
| their behalf 1t is high time that this recruit
ing on American soil were put a stop to. If
it had been done by Russian officers, we
should have had both England and France
utteriDg indignant and menacing remon-
strances. Every foreign officer engaged in
it should be punished to the full extent of
the law. England and France were greatly
incensed because men were recruited in our
ports for the invasion Of Cuba, and now they
come and commit precisely similar offence
And Mr. Champion, the British minister at
Washington, it is said. has taken umbrage,
because our government endeavors to pre-
vent it. Mr.. Champion would better not only
take umbrage, but take bis hat. and march
off to his own country. We trust that the
government will at once put down and pun
ish these outrages upon American neutrality,
and if American citizens are uujustly detain-
ed by British recruiting officers, demand
their immediate release and full reparation
for the outrage. The British government
owes an apology to this country for the in
suit of sending officers here to recruit mel
for her wars, and it ought to be instantly ex-
acted
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sEREsApFs The lovers of vocal mn.

SERENADEs- The lovers of vocal mu-
sic, ii there be any on Main street between b and
Dighlly serenades to which they treated by the
bands of juvenile musicians, who usually COM
meuce tuning their pipes about ii O'clock and
continue the manufacture of discordant and un
earthly sounds until the "wee small hours" OF
morn. We have heard cala,humpian bands In
high play, where all sorts of animals and ipstru
ments we're joined ia the chorus but we do not
think that we ever liseDei - such music es tina
poured forth by one of these juvenile serenadlng
bands on Governor street, some few nights sine
So enchanting were the songs, as they die away
in the distance that the dogs 10 the neeh borhoOd
set up bowling that con.uued long after the
devotees of Orpheus had retired from tbs stage
II the Wa,chmen heard them, and failed to break
mp the concerts then they were guilty of permit
ting an UNUSUAL noise, of distressing nature, In
tn streers, by night.
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aruE POETRY OF THE WAR"

In a late number of Blackwood there Ii
long article upon the Poetry of the war
1t must require al eye with "a fine phren1y
rolliny,n to behold much "poetry" IN fnas
coutest. Distance lends enchantment 70
the view" and Time, with its refining inho
snce. NAV enable some future Homer to pro-
duce another Had, immortalizing inc ifaJ
bsfore this modern Troy. But we venture
to say that however sentimental distant spec
tators or posterity may become, the actors N
the scena do not behold much in it that rs
post;cal. Two or three thousand men bio"n
into fragments may figure well in rhyms' 0u'
the reality cannot be very attractive. heses
living in one place, legs in another ana en-
trails scattered about here and there migl'
nut out even a poets imagination II Dc "eio
An eve witness What poetry is there III
gentleman living on his back with bayonet
mining him to his mother earth Inc Aoo-
ayes, In an advance, rushing forward WIN 'he
quick. elastic steps of tigers, and tine iish'
nf haiti. On their" intellectual "brows' are
"dsm'd fne," but to see the same 1ousves
aving No in the air with the contents CT the
Malakoff mine in their rear, lose much IN
dignity and poetic effect The steady pna-
Ianx of AIbion's braves, as it confronts the
lannon's mouth stirs our blood with admlra-
ton. but what shall we say of the Individual
beef eaters, who compose that phslanx' wheh
they are rotting on the battle field, and poison.
ing the air with the effluvia of their carcaseS
The CAV warrior has become an object re-
voting to all but birds of prey, and the gio-
nv that lured him on, an empty vapor' aS iran
sient as the thin wreath of smoke that curl
ed from his death shot.
1t is this poetry" of war that nrSt inSA'o
the profession of arms attractive 10 lnao'
noble and even humane minds. bu' ""o'
one campaign the least poeticai OF all men 10
your true soldier Teilsome Marches hafu
fare, soualid scenes, brutal struggles put DIS
Imagination on bread and water. lie either
dsgenerates into professional butcher ike
Pelissier, killing human cattle because It Is
his trade; or his heart, like Canroberts, BE-
comes too soft for his vocation. No poetry
about war is written by those who partic1-
pate in its scenes. 1t is to them stern real
ity, death struggle of brute with brute,
constant succession of the most disgusting
and debasipg exhibitions that human nature
can possibly make of itself
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DISTRESSING SUIcIDE.-A correspondent
writing from King William, states that or
Monday evening last, Mr.. JOHN P. STEVENS
of that county committed suicide by shoot.
ing himself. He had been, for several weeks
previous to bis death, laboring under mental
arrangement, from some imaginary cause,
which induced him to commit suicide. Mr..
s. was an amiable and highly respectable
gentleman. He leaves wife and three int
resting little daughters, who have the gene.
raj sympathy, in their bereavement.
An inquest, held upon the body of the de-
ceased. rendered verdict in accordance
with the facts.
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GOING AT LARGE.-One of the great
causes of negroes running off, Is the abominsbe
habit that masters have got into of alowing their
slaves TO hire themselves, aud then 90 at large and
do as they please. AS general thing negroes are
lszy ana indoienf, and many ofthem would prefer
permitted to act for themselves, they often omen
bosrding-houses for other servants In which run
| Always are hired and stolen goods are concealed
time after tin" These facts are well known 10 the
ponce VINO 90 "nstthe can to enforce the laws
aud guard the property OF the public. but fod n
impossible TO do either successfully as thew o,b .
erwise could, II 50 many slaves were not permitted
to go at large in the city
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MUDDY WHARF.-THE milk and cider
looking liquid now furnished our citizens to Stake
their lnlrst end prepare food with. must be IN.
healthy, and should not be used until nnri6sd =
Those who are able to purchase fterinR stones
can readily have clear water to drink but those
who are unable to do so. ust either take the mnd
aud water mixed, or resort to somc other means TO
separate the two. The best plan for accomp fishing
this object that we know Of is to fill large yesses
with bydrant water. into which sprinkle a tea
spoonful at pulrersed alum, there lie, /, stand for
six or seven hours by which time the mud will,
nave SUNK 10 me bottom OF the vessel, aud the pure
water may then be dipped off, ready for use.
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IrvENrIoNs.-lhe Mechanics Institute

he Mechanics Institute
at Its last meeting elected the following gentlemen
to compose the committee of three on ''lnventions
Improvements and Discoveries" This COM ittee
is now composed of scen tic we'll as practical m
chanics, who, we have good reasons to believe, will
discharge the duties imposed them with activity
aid fidelity Their names are: Mess-s Mattiec De.
idny, John W. CardpeH and George Bdrgamin This
comnites is to charge of all specia applications
the Institute and Board of Managers for the trial.
examination or investigation of any now invention
improvement or scientific mech anicat discovery,
aud mske full ipves isaon OF the sub ect appoat
other suitable, skilful persons from Institute
MAKE such investsation examination may be
necessary In order to arrive at full aud explicit
conclusion the merits OF the case the result of
which must be reported in writing to the Board,
with the that il ueuce their determin ton
recommending such acton in the premises they
may oeem proper.
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MARINE NEWS.
eosx OF RICHMOND, July

ARRIVED.
schr Ellen Goldsborough, WoIford, mdz w. D.
Cslqutt Co.
Schr VIM. Severe, Burke, Baltimore, mdz w. d
Colqnitt Co
schr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, mdz w. D
Colquitt Co.
schr Su asset, Tyler, New York, mdz Davenport
Allen Co.
SAILED,
Schr Orianna. futile, New York, mdz D. Curre.
Schr Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore, light.
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HusrrFes CouRr The jury 10 the case
NJ George Hubbard indicted for reoeivir lot Of pis
to,s stoen from James Wslsh being unable to asree
ysrs dis charged by the court and notle prose7s'
entered in the four cases against him:
In the case Of William Warner, indicted Tor
,n,sdemesnor q noHe prosesui vas entered
J.f,rson Rogers, a ire man, on 40 appeei rom
RI, decison of tbs Msysr, gsve security for his 40
n.srsnce and bis was postponed until the next
tarm of the court.
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CAPITOL SQUARE is now being improved
and in a short time Mr.. Eggeliog the new superin
tendept, who has just returned from the North, wi
have the walkwsys and drains in good order. W.
noticed yesterday morning Dumber of hands bu-
silly engaged in repairing the fountain near the
State Court house.
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SMALL HOUSES are in greater demand
now than we have ever known them and com
msnd high rents. On the suburbs of the city a
large number have been erected within the past
five months, aud others are now going up II cap,
,aists were to Invest their money in building nea,
cottages ia pessan, locations, they could realize
greater per cent than In any other way that we
know of.
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Paw Your DuEs.-We invite the

Pay Your DUEs.-We invite the atten-
tion of all members OF the Virgini. Msahanics In
stitute, to the second section of the amended by
laws: -, . :,
THE snnual contribution of members (s21 shall
BECOME due and payable in advance, the first day
of July in each and every year"
Tn initiation fee Is but dollar for me ~bers-
Fo, Junior Members. til. ip,r a ion fee IL y cents,
and the animal dues dollar ALI p- rsVns W no
have not yet become members, should loss no tine
In doing
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CaEAr PoRK-ADy quantity OF llvioe
sbou, the streets In the neighborhood OF the mar.
~ houses nowadays. The owners OF tness
hoss must be anxious to get rid OF them, OF sney
would not permit them TO GO At large 81 pressure
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MoRE EvIpENoE.-Me nave inst bee

MORE EvIDENoE.-We have just been
informed by gentleman from the country with a
large family. that he has had a great many attack
of Summer Complaint. but not in one instance ba
he failed in making perfect cure In less
ty-four hours, with BAKERs PREMIUM Buffers
He believes, also thst $50 would have paid his
DOCTORS bill without the 8itters. He says b never
intends to do without it In his ia nilY. His will
De used If required but not wishing il published
Price only so cents per bottls TO be had of e.srs
PURCELL, LADD Co, Richmond, Va, ard Drug
gists everywhere jy lots
JNo. McCoNNELL, Dentist Main street,
betwe en- 9Th and 10Th sts., opposite CoIinthisn Hs
iv 2--d1m
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LOCAL MATTERS.

srn,ous AoorDssr - Yesterday after
noon. about four O'Clock. while the breklayers
we're engaged Ia striking scanasd on tne ~ess
.,de Of the 6rst Market Mr. BsrS. FrGe, one OF the
workmen, accidentally stepped on the ends OF two
of the pI.nks coming together. which l',aa up ana
let him fall through TO the ground o.,ance ot
,hirtv or forty feet To the descent, mr. struck
the Hight side Of his face against POLE MASKING Il
badly His right wrist wss also severely cut, ana
one of his arms and two or three OF nIs myers.
were dislocated Az SION ~ he To- persons wit
Messing the acciden, hssened to his a.sissncs ard
90 picking him up, found thst he wss ii'e,ass. he
was taken into the market. and Dr. !acsson was
s.pt far. who, after making an examination, and
finding that no arteries cut irec Cd him to be
taken TAX 10 bis boarding house, at MIR a. Barnes,
when Dr. CabeiI wasealled In ana rendered MIN
the necrssary medical aid. Though badly bruised.
and suffering greatly from paio We are erstfsd to
lean thar strong hopes are entertained of his re-
c1v"ry.
also fell from the scsffold. but fortunately caught
by rope aud saved himself.
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FLAG OF TRUCE.

1t appears from the Russian account that
the boats crew "massacred" at Hsngo were
armed, and taking soundings. and that the
only massacre was such as is common to
every hostile skirmish.
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USELESS CUTTERS The superintendent
of streets i'll find ample employment tor his forces
a short time, If he will undertake the task OF
clearing the cutters on 24th street between Msin
and Franklin. On both sides the cutters have FL
led up and now producing Iuxuriant crop of
grass while the centre of the carriage way Is be-
log washed into ditch by every rain.
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The APPROACHING FAIR.-At a meeting

of the Virginia Mechsnics Institute held at Oda Fe':
lows Hall. on Wednesday night last comm tie OF
five members was appointed 10 petition the Council
tho city of Richmond for the use of The new hall
over the first market to hold the annual fair In DC
tober in. A number of speeches were made by gem
tlemen In attendance. all OF whom expressed their
sureriss that any representative of the people
should 40 far forget the interests of Richmond IS to
off .r opposition the of the new Hall for The
purposes Of the Institute. All agree that our CITY
m asst become great sn mechanism art manufaceufes
has vet been able to suggest a plau by which that
greatness can be more speedily fastened, than by
operations of the Virginia Mechanics Institute The
COUNSEL will hold q called meeting on Monday after
noon ext, at which time the committee should be
prepared to present and advocate their petition.
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Stuck IN THE MUD.-A few days since
the Commissioners of streets, generally, in order
to make the rounds of the city end ascertain what
improvements were actually necessary to be made,
horses and started on their tour. o. reaching
Dock street, one of the most public thoroughfares
In the city the wheels of the vehicle sunk into 8
mud hole aud there stuck fsst despite the efforts
of the horses to pull them out until the 'city Ia
thers" lightened their load by vscaiug their seats
and taking to the mud. Alter this jaunt, we shall
be much surprised If an appropriation is not made
10 puttnis street in psssahe condition..
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nIAO.

On "Wednesday 10th July. ut tbs resdsns es ~.
sop-u-Iaw, Thorpss J. Winston, Mrs ELILADEAh
MINOR in the 18th ysar OF her age.
u The Religion Herald and OHIO papers Piss'e
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KrurIx's MlssrRELs are to give one

their rare musical entertainments at metropolitan
Hall tc.nieht and by wsy of ensurins a lare- audi
encs have invited that popular corps. the Young
Gnard to attend in uniform. Those who wish to
.nioy the music, bad better go early, or they may
fail to secure comfortable seats.
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Difference. ss,7.426 S7,242 ss7 ss7. 5e8. s7s

mo-. s2i, Is7 s2s so 90 7s7 $50 rs sI4 2ss s457l
Total rs
cal W.. 1920 7544s 4Isss s57 % 1855 87s os'
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ANU aEMENT 4

THE KEMBLE'S AXE HIKE.
K:E MBLE'S METROP Titan
MINSTRELS
FOR ONLY THREE NIGHTS MORE!
AT M E T r o p o LIT A II A L L.,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY EPEN-
INGS July 18Th 14b and 18th
ON FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 18TH,
THE YOUNG GUARD CAPT. J RIcHARDsoN
will bs resent in full uniform. accompanied by the
ARMORS BAND.
TICKETS Is cents. Performance to commence
at h4if past 8.
TFor particulars see bills of the day.
w. II. BURKE. Manager
LEE MALLORY, Agent.
LIZ 13-2t*
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Coon CHArGE.-Brackett's Tavern. at
Internally and con verted into stores and n,jv.'.
dwellings The change is good one for tbs neigh
oorhood, aud will doubtless prove profitable 10 tn
proprietor. w 'no
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MARRIED..

IN tbs ,,th inst by the Rsv Mr.. Courtney, J. w.
NC xGnTIsu cefb. Va Central Ralfosd. to n 80
IsA BELLA j., daughter Of VIM. D. Harr" OF tsi'
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Ran s,pxw.LKs-The Commissioners

Of Streets should take the steps to have
the sjd.wslk on IN. South side of Leigh street, be-
tween 24th and 26t properly paved and made
pessabie In wet weather 1t 10 now almost imposu-
bic wslk along there without shifting in red clay to
tho tops of ones shoes Tax payers on this poTton
of Church Hill have been greaslv neglected hereto
fore, and the members from Jefferson Ward should
now claim their rights.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

To The PuBLIo.-An article appears in
tn. Dispatch. the signature of "A Citizen" de.
signed cast reflection on Company No. T. ard as
[ sm referred to directly in this Communication |
shall oniv notice it to say that IA Citizen" IL litt.
mister John III Shook who has been persistent in
false rspresentdt'ons bot spoken and torftten
against she Fir9 Department HIS character in ths
respect being notorious if he did hids him
uudsr signatures there would be no occasion to an.
.wer any Char 60 he mi ght make-sn expelled m e m.
Der of tbs Department suff airing from "ortificaton
which bis reckIessness and characterization hay
brought UPON him. | leave him and his notives
with impartial public.
~ lS-lt* FRANCIS r. ISEELL
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DnrATcH roR THE SPRINGS PERSONS
vo;nv TO the Springs can have the Dispatch
.snt 20 them for any length OF time they
NAV deAiro.
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F,sEp.-Henry Exall was fined for per-
mittios stsgnant water to remain liz his lot on in
street.
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AocIpESr.-Yesterday about III o'clock,
while Mr. HARTMAN OBMAs was engaged at work In
tn g pattern shop of Messrs Talbot s Bro, piece
OF timber was thrown with great violence oy CIR
cp,ar Jaw into his face striking him on the upper
lilo and laying 1t open to the gum DIR. Hancock
was called Ia and dressed the wound.
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FRESH FISH unless great care is u,ed
to prevent the sale of unsound FISH In thu m.yk., .,
negroes we may soon expect to hear of cholera .,
some other creadtu oil ease of that nstare In on,
midst Negroes W no are furnished with hoard non u
Will always purchase the cheapest articles of prni
SION to b. had, regardless Of their health-saS =.
tainted fish must be disposed of at suy price hv =,
seller, they almost certain to buy thar aTt;.s ~
feed upon it. ena
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Professor Asassis 10 to accompany the Recpro.
cry Commissioners 70 the Fishing grounds,
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NOTICE-JAMES B. GLIB has con
IN ysyed to me, trust for the benefit Of his cred
itors all his stock OF Booas Stationery and Other
property, well as all claims of every kind due him
Persons ind ebted TO him will max payment to him.
fhe being my asent) or to myself. For the present.
l will sell ont the stock at ana below cost.
"a Persons wishing to purchase will find It to their
advantage to call. SlLAS L JOHNSON,
JY iS-St" Trustee.
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was

LopK TO Your HEALTH.-RichmODd was
never healthier at this season of the year than
present; but In order to keep it so, the head OF
every family should see that vegetable or other
unhealthy matter ia allowed to collect on hispre-
mises, and that no ponds of water should be
sboutit After brushing up, at least twice week,
every hole and corper, lime should be freely used
90 as to render the air perfectly pure Cleanliness
is he greatest preventive Of disease known to man.
end II every house keeper would do his duty to
himself aud bis neighbours. our ci'izens would have
no reason to fear cholera or fevers.