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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Inc Penny Post asks do the abolitionists of the
North sympathize with the American Organiza-
ton" Hssys that 1t has already shown that In
every portion OF the North, where the aboitionsts
have taken ground at all in the matter, thew have
taken positive and decided stand against the
American party, and SO have their leaders. Sew.
ard, Greely, Weed and others. 1t Is a well known
fact, that q man cannot be full member OF the
order and an abolitionist at the same time without
violating bis obligation. 1t then quotes an edito.
rial from the National Era, an abolition paper at
Washington, In which the edi6r denounces the
American party as not tending to aid the anti
slavery movement, and refusing to cooperate with
it,
Inc Enquirer has an article on the course of the
national lntellgencer with regard TO the action of
the Cabinet in ths Cuban affair, and contrasts fts
present attitude with the stout heart displayed In
1873. against the interference of European powers
In the affairs OF this hemisphere 1t says the In.
teiigencer Is now arrayed against everything
American. 1t TO- to all intents and purposes, TO-
reign organ, the arch abettor of Know Nothineism
doing all In its power to overthrow the Virginia
Democracy in the approaching contest
The Wig comments upon the cry of proscrip
tion raised by the Democratic party, and says tha.
they feel that the sceptre Is departingthat the last
link is about to be broken which bound them to ths
spoils-and that they are about to be driven, like
the money changers from the temple, In shame and
disgrace from positions which they had almost
come to regard as belonging to them as of heredi-
tary right Hence their hideous howls. Hence
their whining piteous appeals Hence their strug-
giles. their misrepresentation, their talsshoods2
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CAPTURING A FIReMAN-One of the members of
the Savannah fire Company visiting ChsrIsston,
was walking about the streets there Tuesday night,
in uniform, and was snapped up for a sailor, and
started with In a small boat for vessel In she
stream. The boat had gone half way to the ves-
sci before the mistake was discovered.
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BY J. A. CowARDIN.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY,
VALUABLE LAND IN HENRIC0
COUNTY. EOR SALE At AItcrnin., M,

~ I
undersisned, by virtue OF deed Of Trust ...as
to him, and OF record in the Clerk,s (ya;es ~ ~
county OF Henrico, and In pursuance of the di,ec.
mons OF the benehesary in said deed ramed will, at
Tor sale at pnhiie auction the premises on Nom
DAY, the issh day of May next three traets or ,s,
een OF isnd iyns in said county, and descrihef In
ssd deeS ss follows: the fret tract containins ga
acres De the ssn,s more less en- the road air
from the New Bridge Road 20 the city of RichmonJ
and bounded by the lard formerly belon eins "a th
estste OF John Price, deceased &c, being the ssme
Isnd whtcn wss conveved to w. p. G. Kamssv hs
Horace Edwards and wife by deed dated the IA k . =.
1881, snd OF record In the said Office the eon5
eontsining ids seres be the same more or le.a
In said county; the third containing one acre /. az
same more or less also lying in saId ceuntv with sli
the euidines and improvements thereon. the ssi5
tw1 isst mentioned tracts of land bsiue The .sms
which we're conveyed 60 Andrew Rsmssv bv To.
ssssPhC. haley and Sarah W., his wife, Robert Tat.
Wicker, Thoma, Hardgrove and Samuel Hsrdsrana
by deed dated the sth day OF January, 1876 and oi
record 10 said office. AS'o' ""a VI
The title to the above described propertv In hsl,.v
ed 10 be perfect; but selling az Trustee shall con-
Tey only such Title as vested in me- Toe lsnds and
lmprev smsnh are said to be in rood condifion sna
~ of RchEeeA. Aeai 'ne ci'
Tn the ss'e will commence at l2 NJ, and will begin
upon the premises first named oe
Terms will be made known at the sale
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee
- fLOR WILLIAMS Aucls
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PR!zE PLAYs.-Barney Williams, the Irish come.
dian, who has just returned from a successful pro
fessional tour in California, makes the following
liberal proposals to dramatic authors He offers
$50 for the best farce $500 for the best three act
drama, and $500 for the best three or Eve act CONS
edy, In each of which the prominent characters
viii be an Irishman and a Yankee woman. The
plays are to be handed In at the Broadway theatre
by the first of August.
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DEATHS IN GEoRcIA.-Msjor Joseph Virgins,
formerly representative of Wayne county In the
Legislature of Georgia, died suddenly, on the l4th
instant. On the same day, Mr.. R. B. Wilson, clerk
of one of the Wayne County Courts, fell into a
pond while intoxicated, and was drowned His
remains were found on the 23rd instant,
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LARGE CARco.-The ship franklin Pierce clesrs
ed from Savannah for Liverpool, Saturday, with a
cargo of $4,715 bales of cotton, valued at $685.
OLA IS.
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WOMAN KILLEp.-Mrs. Maria Hickey was In
stantly killed at Carrollton, La, on the 25th, by
jumping from the cars while they were In motion.
She left FIVE young children.
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CHEAP PRovIsIoNs.-Whilst the crest of mar
kind are paying from 80 to SO cents pound for
butter. the article 10 selling at Concord, NJ C., at
1la12 2 cents. At the same place bacon Il 1.2
cents; hams 9 corn rs to 80; oats 49,
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The PHILADELPHIA ELEcrIoNs.-The following
10 the official report of the election held at Phila-
delphia, Tuesday: City Treasurer, Hagert, Re-
former, 22o50; Morton, American, 1885. For
City Commissioner, Sherry. DEM, g, 1888; Hill
American, 22,o45 Hagert's majority, l55. Sher.
rys msjority, l43 Select Council: Reformerss 8.
Americans Common Council: Democrats and
Reformers, So; Americans 80.
The Americans carried the election by 5000
majority last June.
The Philadelphia Ledger says that this result u
no doubt owing to the reckless exravagance OF the
present Council. who have greatly increased the
debt of the city, and involved It in financial difficult
ties which win take sll the skill economy and pru.
dent management Of the newly elected Councils to
est out o. Men of all parties united to put stop
10 ouch waste of the public money, and reduce the
taxation to which il was likely to lead.
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v DUNG MEMS CHRISTTAN AsSO-

Il c I'll o ON.-Persons desirous or willing to
make donations or loans of BOOKS to the Library Of
this Institution, are cd that they will confer
benefit by sending such books, a LIST of them IS
they intend contributing, at their earliest conve-
nience, to the office of John o. Stegsr, ESQ on
Ffanklia street near 18th, to that of Peter "
Daniel. JI., on llth between Main and Broad sts
The Library and rooms of the Association, will
shsrtly be opened for use, and it is very desirable
thet the committee be early spprised what books
will be given or loansd In order to avoid expending
the limited funds OF the Association in purchasing
duplicate copies of the same. Books loaned to the
Library. will not be taken from the rooms by any
persons except their owners and If injured or lost
they will be replaced by new copies
BY order of the Committee on
lQ-Strw2w
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POLICEMAN SrABBRD.-Lieut. Buist. OF tho
Charleston, . c.. police, was stabbed By some row.
dles there on Monday, while he was expostuiafing
with them upon their disorderly conduct.
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BOUNTY LAND. go.
I will prosecute claims against the Fede-

raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
SIONS, on the most satisfsstory terms
Under recent act Of Congress, soldiers who sery.
ed period of oxSteen days IN any tcar. Gnce l776
and II such soldiers be dead. their widows or mino
children are entitled to $50 acres Of land. Those
who have received less than $50 aeses entitled
to a. much more a. will make that quantity.
Having been engaged AZ . clerk In the Pension
and Bounty Land Departm cut at Washington, for
nearly three years, l have peculiar advantages for
prosecuting claims Of the shove description.
Communications b. mail rc:t paid Or st the ottise
building on Bank street. win be attended to st onse
Any reference given that may be desired.
NH S-d&wSm ABEL u. MAYO.
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NEW GOODS.-I have re opened at my
IN old stand No. 204 Bread street. between 4th and
5th SITS large and handsome assortment of Lsdiee
Grape, Silk and Straw BONNETS, made after the
most fashionable styles. Also-Men's PANAMA
HATS. Boys Straw Hats and Misses Flats; great
variety of Summer Ribbons; French, Ssxony and
Swiss Embrcideries; Gloves, Fancy Articles, &c,
which will sell at small profit.
II. Il. WIGAND,
an SI-Im* Ne. 204 Broad It
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bArHs, BArRs, BArHs.-HOt, Cold and
O'clock r. n, st the Hafr Dreeeins. 9kssins asd
seemecoine aaleon. under the AmeSienn HotSl
einEie Bsth 8 ssntss or xicksfsfp fpr ef. En-.
sssac9 On lIth Nf,
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The "CoNF1DxscE" MAN.-Samuel Powers,
alias Willis, the confidence man. lately arreased tn
Albany, N Y, once escaped work 10 the New
York peniteDusry for two years, BY feigning 70
have palsied arm. He was st length detected
boxing vigorously with one of his comrades
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An EDrroa Tunnxp MAsA0xS.-Mr. Austin II
Brown, late Of the indianapolis Sentinel, has g
sumed the managemeut Of the thaatre In that cfy.
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rAfsH q Marc, Auctioneers, have re-
buSins' s,r omss % Mr. Weliingtoa 6oddia,s new
on Bank street ~Ae OanA streen- Enfranee
p..es T sell .t a1etioa or private sai.. R.a, ana
Servents w. aouses ana h1fe cut
aI.vn Deeds OF every description win be accurately
ABEL o. MAYO being i. No..r ,-,u
Ssnd ns % taking DepossionA leLnovisdsm..t . ~
factory, and they hope to merit pstTossss sa.s
apS-h AREI n S!vn !rvAnfNE.
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Corrsspondeses sf the Dis,.teb.


$40 Cdse-fnsane from France Opera
fion Of the Steamboat Lag Fatal Aceidesf Cor
ssptraey to D.fraad-Hofels Closing Miss Baak-
s1's'' 8''a-Fs''' Of May-Ess. Ns. by: By: g: e..
A young man. named Daniel Byrnes, was a. found =
yesterdsy afternoon lying on the steps Of the CITY
Hall 10 dying condition. He was . victim of cor,
sumption and said that he knew he WAS dying but
nad worked IN the streets. rather than beg. He was
Thomas Bsyly of Maryland, who was incorrect
y reported to have lost 800 600 has been sent to
slsckwel leland Insane Asylum. The cause Of his
insanity was love-
Several thousand eggs arrived here from France
John j. Low, engineer Of the steiner Splendid,
has been suspended from duty, for allowing the
water in the boiler to fall below the proper level on
VIM. Fenton, boy, and German girl were Kill.
ied BY falls yesterday afternoon.
Inc number OF persons 10 the Hospitals Prisons.
Asyiums, &c, in the city. amounts to 5,e45.
Yesterday afternoon VIM. LaffertY. a'stone ma,
iyn, was instantly killed by falling from a scaffold.
street.
Archbishop Hughes and Senator Brooks are atm
guar e. e,ng Several of the papers here have taken
A lawyer and jewelier were arrested yesterday
charged with having conspired to detraud Mr. Fa.
nert NJ Forester, of Brooklyn, ont Of sa. 900 -
examination.
Coroner Hanford held an inquest at Greeupont
on Monday night, In Williamsburg, on the body Of
Henry A. Hicks, eight years OF age, who was
drowned on Sunday afternoon, near the ferry In
ende eavorfng to rescue his younger brother, Ed
ward, who fell into the river and was also drowned
The furniture of four or five of our fashionable
hotels has been sold at auction during the past
week, and their business Il suspended, after a few
monhs OF sickly existence The last case Ia that of
the Bresoort House.
Miss Bunksy, who escaped from the Catholic fe.
male School 10 Emmettsburg. Md, is about sueing
certain parties here for infringing on the copyrights
of the book nsrrating the escape
The tirst of May was ushered Ia with rain, much
residences -. =
:, The noisy newsboys are much complained of by
the citizens
Stocks sightly advanced at the Board yesterday.
and Virginia 6s went up / 4, quoted at $96 7-s.
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JNo. II. bosHER. SecretIry. ia

UNION STEAMSHIP COMrANY's LINE FOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by this line are respect.
fully informed that, a. running our three
steamers, leaving Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, we are prepared to receive freight at all
times for the above port. Z
Ifshippers will give NJ the consignee'sname on the
ticket for the last load and state whether receipt
Is wanted aoH take pleasure IN sending bills adiss
TO them. H Il. Z. FUTILE,
NH x7-.s 80 -s Agent.
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nESIRABLE RESTDENCE ON 1zru

~ STREET AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 2lst
May, at y O'Clock upon the premises win be
sold tue handsome Dwelling on the West side 18th
street, nesriy opposite the residence ef Mr. John
Priddy and now occupied by Mr.. Jas. Mander.
The house 10 of Brick story The remainder Ia Of
wood planned and fitted out IN a very TASTY man.
ner and presents quite q handsome appearance
whilst Its internal arrsu epts well adapted to
the comfortable accommodation OF family. The
Lot fronts 10 feet and runs back l20 feet
TERMs-One-tbrd cash; balance at 6 and j2 mor
with interest added and secured by a trust deed.
20 eodkIhd TAYLOR WlTJIkMq A.,
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
4N Stockholders of the RICHMOND LIBRARY
COMPANY will be held at the Athenaum, on Mon
day evening next the 7th May. at 8 O'Clock.
ap 31-ec4t GAB'L RALSTON librarian
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SPECIAL NorrCns.

Sr.c,AL NorIcE.-The subscriber would
bean opened for the season, vhers I@sr ~ = ~ .
49, ssa xkoZEN ICES can bs he'd Of eli the & ,oest.
asscfa JUAN PIZZINI
- palm At 81. Nicholaa asJ.s-
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sBaurAL.-BiliO Owens uas 20 brutaily beaten by
aiken 70 the Hospital IN prccsri0us conditjoE
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ICorrespendence of the Di,uateh

National Medical association - Consolidation of
Charitable Societies Req. q H Gon;n~Hon nv
Declined-Vacaacy of j. C. Doblsmap~ 4ee;deut
-Slaue Piracy-1svlum for CNildrsn-Li0mor
La1, &c.
Pu1IAprrpur. Mauo
The National Medical Association Yesterday nj.
ternoon visited the Aims House. To-day at noon
they were received at Independence Hall. by
Mayor Conrad, and afternoon was spent in visiting
Fsirmount and Girard college, To.morrow al,
ternoon has been set apart for visiting the Penpsy
vania Hospital, Blockley, and Friday afternoon is
to be devoted to visit to the Pennsylvania Uni,
versity. DIR. B. R. Wexford of Richmond was
one of the committee on nominations - -.
A meeting of the delegates of the various chari.
table societies was held on Monday evening, at the
SAMSON Street Hall, for the purpose of deyisipp
means for the general consolidation of the chara'
BILE Institutions of Philadelphia Nothing definite
was done. .
Rev. E. 81. Chspfn,, fecfureT fhis evening at Con.
cert Hall, on Modern Chivalry"
Thetrustees ofthe Philadelphia Gas Works have
adop'ed a resolution reducing the price of gas to
So 25 per thousand feet In the districta f ta cifv
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Correspondents OF the Dispatch.

euicide-R Robbery-Po,celE, the Post Office Ro5ber-
Marine Hospital- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sailed for Europe, &c.
BALTIMORE, Maya.
William Dougherty, who resided on William
street, near Hamburg, committed suicide on Tues.
day evening last, by hanging himself with bed
cord, the act evidently having been perpetrated In
the most deliberate and premeditated manner.
Soon after he retired to his sleeping apartment, he
locsened 90 much of the cord as was necessary
for his purpose, and forming nooseupon the end,
he placed 1t around his neck, and threw himself
feet foremost, down the steps, and In this position
he was found lifeless few moments after the rash
act.
A robbery of the most daring character was per.
petrated Tuesday night last board the schoon
er Tropic, of Salisbury, Cspt Roten lying at the
cling bis pantaoons which contained $751; under bis
head, and upon waking yesterday m6rning be found
he had been robbed of his treasure.
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson occupied the whole
Of to-day in the defence OF Powell, charged Nm
parloining money and letters from the post office.
The members Of the Council this morning paid
their annual visit to the Marine Hospital and were
most Hospitality received and entertained BY DR.. De
Butts. the Physician in charge The farm 70 In ve-
ry iorodaciee; order, aud everything denotes care
Daring tae last three or four weeks, the Gales Of
tickets here for the West have often numbered
from 100 to LOO per day, with like number coming
this way. The express train which reached here
this morning from Wheeling brought - many a.
l25 passengers. which il the largest number that
has arrived In any one train for long while past
On the occasion of the beneft of Misses E. e. J..
Kendall at theSt. Charles Theatre Saturday night
and whilst they were IN the midst Of ono OF their
greatest and most admired dances, shower of he.
quets fell at their feet suspended 70 one Of which
dansled purse heavily ladened with gold
1 DR.. E. J. Stewart, now of this city, but late of
Virginia. sailed from New York ON the 30th ult 10
| the ship Woodcock, for London.
Cleared, Schr. VIM Colquii, Phillips, Rich.
mond. sU
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A SMALL FARM OR MARKET

=, 3, OAnDEN, NEAh THE CITI,' AT AUG
TION.-On MONDAY, S0th Aprii. at l. o'clock nj :,
on the premises, will be sold the Farm On which
Mrs. Susan Holmes recently reaided, about s miles
below the city, and adjoining the lands of Gen. ]
3 Hsrvie, DR.. Christian and Mr. Otey There ave
IS acres. OF which third is In woods the emain.
deris cleared, and In good oIder. The i'm
are good, conssting of an excellent dwelling with
4 rooms, kitchen. aud the ususl outhouse4.
Any one wishing TO locate farm near the CITY,
or to engage in the cultivation of vegetables for the
markets. could hardly be better suited tLau 10 this
place.
Terms will be made accommodating
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
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GIVE THEM TpAL.--Mercenary DER
THE RUNAWAY NEGROES Who es-

THE RUNAWAY NEGROES who es-
y eaped from the jail Of HsIrico county ON the
sa Ah xss s
ieet inches high ABBOTT - yssss Cd. black stout
built 'ss % [ had 2. whse sSTTisss1 srsy net s
Gsbe, belongs to M. shelton = Church Hin, was
hired the ,sss;sss y.ss e Ea:ssa Wet Il tss
about 20 years old bash out bailt short curly hair;
be wore S ey:1 s ssIisss ys .1a bs:t sssast sssl
c:ssns . sss e
about IS years old very blssk ono iowsr front tooth
ost sissh hsir httis grey saa mated. 6l.sI thin
wnsxem ~ very esdly dxsssea. aRSl-ts
NU40CE.-<Bnder the authority con-
Hsa, z pss s. e tn; & .::s :s
record ~ the Hustisss Court q the sit{ Of Rich
ssss s,.s ssssss 4. hs s as M
fore Ss NED. i sas si. s:ssSs = my assss ssss
Will be full discharge e z: Aossss Sss:95. xr.-
sp so-Iv Trustee 10 Il. KossnfsIa.
RECEIyED-By The Jamestown ano-
~ thsr supply q thoss much admired White Dusk
Linen Costs .lso 4arssillss saa Fancy Duek Lissn
Csll soon st my Clothine Emporiap. corner 81 NJ.
mys HENRY sHArER.
pLATED FORKS AND 6POONE-1
':s'''''r 'ts' for =: :anS 4 lSv lois:
.GLUE-A superior article for saIe low
- ey lny 81 fHEO. noBERIsON.
A Superior assortment of Ivory Handle
a ksivss ml eolin z ssttsasA Kaivss ealy. Hor
MS ,'s''1 s''' z rHHo. nosRRrsoE.
GAkDEN HAND PLoWs.-A con1e-
nya 1HE0 R0BERfDoN.
GARPENTERN' SLIPS.-A superior ar.
~ dele Sbs meehanIos 70 shasvsn theif uonixins
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
l. RIvED-The best Planet Reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved by sci
and calculation, fro many years of study, for
street, the second house, the rs ht hand side above
Main street ep 2I--lm*
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nAhL Carr, Dealer in Paper Material
door. Wet Of Ola Naist. Ssys mai ~ ~, q |.
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II CALLED "MOUNT ERIN" NEAR RICH
MOND, FOR SALE.-The owner Of this valuable
country seat finding his business engagements re-
quire that he ahould reside in the CITY, he has de-
termned to sell it,. The place lies within II miles
description is deemed unnecessary 1t contains
about acres most beautifully decorated with Trees
Shrubbery, &c. The buildings on the place am-
pie for the genteel accommodation of large family.
Attached to and opposite Mount Erin, the South,
there is lot of well enclosed, which will be
sold with without, sppendage to the place.
=, The terms of payment will be made very liberal.
aud il desired city property will be taken In ex-
change. Apply to 0ODD1N Il APPERSON.
ap S0-6t
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DAGUERRKOTYPEs EQUAL TO IVORY MIN
ATUREs Tho public, and the Ladies' In particular
invited to cali and examine this new style OF Ds.
guerreotype which will be found q delicate a. any
painting; and in view OF the execution they win be
found cheaper than the imitation Dagusneotypes.
my1 N. p. SIMONH, Isl Main st.
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CHARLES RICHARDSON has just re-

y celved 4U,UUU Genuine Havana CIGAKS. IN
ported direct from Havana, which he warrants to be
equal in quality any Cigars in the United States
He has also Just received beautiful assortment Of
Meersbaum, Genoise, Lava, Cydrolyte, Jockey and
other Pipes; Pipe Stems; Amber and Meerschsum
Cigar Tubes; Cigar Cases; Snuff Tobacco and Match
Boxes, &c.
The public are invited to examine the above arti-
sles. American Hotel,
Corner of Main and Ilth streets
A small lot of Genuine Plantation Cigars also for
asJs an
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LsolnArTvE.--Ths tsrAlaturs Of Connecticpt,
mst "wednesday mornins, u Hartford. when Jas.
r. Babcoek, of Now Haven. was choser Preeideus
Of tho Senate pro tem. The House organized By
tho eleetioa Of Anstin Balduiu9<of Middiseows,
speAksr. Both houses mcss % eoiv 1ntion to-dsy,
% ejeot State olaccrs.
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h. o. HoBsoN.

HAIR CUTTnNa.-Citlzens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut In the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel, en-.
trance on 11th street. - | S ET7
N. Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
oil hours. Single Bath 25s. or Ticksts for 81.
REMovAL.-I'he Office of the RIcHMoEp
FIRE ASSOCIATIONS has be,n removed 10 the second
Story of the Building corner Of Main and lIth Sta
u Entrance on 11th street. sf63 f777 -
Applications for FIRE, EARINE or LIFE INsu.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting Of their ability to comply with
their Cations they take pleasure In referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which It has been
JAMES G. CRANE, President.
JNo. FL. BosHER, Secretary. IA is