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Thomas Barry was killed in an ARRAY at . ball
at New Orleans on the night of the 18th
Col John L. Stephens, = prominent citizen Of
La Grange, and half brother to Hon A. H. Ste
phens, died Wednesday last.
w. H Marsh, . merchant Of Wilmington, N. c.,
died suddenly on Saturday.
]. s. Thorne has been arrested in Houston, Tex.
As, charged with extedsive forgery of land war.
rants. i
w. w. Curran, superintendent of the Globes re.
portorial corps in Congress, died on Friday last.
A large number Of the Republican" ladies Of
Fall River, Mass, have Organized themselves ints
an association which they style the Jessie Circle"
The New York papers announce the death Of
DIR. james Crockfort, ono Of the Oldest and uaost
respected physicians OF that CITY.
The new steamship Vanderbilt made very sue
cessful trial trip from New York On Saturday.
Mile Jameson, the celebrated eqMestrieaae. has
been married in Chicago, TO Capt. kipp, formerly
manager Of Herr DriesbachS Circus and Menase-
RE.
The Amltican State Convention of Indiana has
endorsed the nomination OF Mr.. Fillmore.
Hon Marshall r. wilder declines being candi-
date fer Governor Of Massachusetts.
The Postmaster General has established . post
ofiae at Milibrook. Grsenbrier county, Va, and
app oluted Addison Frazier postmaster.
On Friday last the excessive heat caused about
dozen sudden deaths In Boston.
Chauncey H Hayden, editor and proprietor Of
the Rutland Herald, Vermont aged % years, died
in Randolph, W., on Sunday week.
Mr.. james J. Mcbride. formerly City Attorney
Of st. Louis. was, on tho 18th, committed 70 the
calaboose for contempt 1t court -
Charles r Duane alias Dutch Charley" who
was expelled from California BY the Vigilance
Committee, was ct AcApnlca recently.
Mre Byers wife d VIVA Byers. u youngstown,
Ohio met with sadden death on The llth Inst
81 swallowing dose u stryehuius. supposins u
10 be quinlne.
Col Sehoulsr, latsly editor Of ths CInuinnati Ga.
sstss, win hereafhr bs eounscted with the Ohio
staas journal published at columbus
DR.. 8. d Mulicwny ,ia4s Of Pa, the United STATES
Consul It Monterey, Nexieo, b dead.
Ms DonnsIly died q st. L.euis Thursday. from
inlusees received by The sxplosion Of . whisksy
basssa, 70 which he accidentally hsld lighted
eead1e.
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QuARANTINE.-The Mayor of Charleston, c.,
has taken efficient steps for the rigid enforcement
of the quarantine laws, by cutting off all unauthor-
ised communication with the interdicted vessels.
The News says:
"The Mayor has procured vessel-the schooner
Hugh E. Vincent-provided with . Sufficient force
of men under the command Of Moses Levy. Esq,
whose station will be in the vicinity of the quar-
antine ground, and whose business will be to ar
rest the passage of all persons not only in the day
but especially by night unless upon the presents'
ton on board the Vincent of . written permit
from the Port Physician" ~
The quarantine laws are now enforced with
more than usual rigor throughout the Southern
coast on account of the prevalence of yellow fe'
YER in South America, the West Indies, &c.
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Capt. Pate.

The Petersburg Express gives an account of q
Kansas meeting in Petersburg, which was ad.
dressed BY Mr.. Jones, zone Of the editors of the
Lesompton Uniona and Capt. Pate, formerly OF
Boone county, Va. Capt. Pate, says the Express,
In witty vein, gave an account Of the battle Of
"Blackjsck." between hts squad of twenty men,
and an abolition force of a hundred and fifty; in
which. through Northern papers, it was reported
that he Internationally surrendered !" which re-
port had been copied in Southern papers. He said
that portion Of the latter party surprised him,
while camping at this Immortal Blackjack, but not
In such . manner as to prevent him from giving
them very good reception Although bis men,
Just waking up from their slumbers, were thrown
into mnch confusion upon being apprised of their
approach. they managed 10 pitch into them and
make them run. But he soon perceived that there
were more, and that he was indeed almost sur.
rounded by them Wishing to spare ~ much hu.
man blood possible, he sent over to the opposite
party, and requested an interview with their ear
tain !. was granted. when the two met under
Dag Of truce But the said -captain" would hear
tonothing but An unconditional surrender" and
even ignored the authority Of Capt p, who was
under government orders. Capt r. refused nor
did be f;nch from his determination. Rifles were
aimed q him. and his moments numbered; and II
was only 10 save bis fe that his men, Of their opn
accord, willing to bear the blame and the shams.
surrendered themselves.
This u no doubt . correct account Of an affair
eoneerning which the Northern papers have been
nued With ridiculous misrepresentation.
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/ hesntifnI md hriIli,

NrTEoR-A beautiful and brilliant meteor was
seen in the Southern heavens yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. 1t first appeared TO be . large
ball Of re, and passing Eastward left in its wake
: bright and luminous track which remained for
some time and then faded into . smokey dense
atmosphere. Its appearance, =. seen from the
Ferry boat, was beautiful and sublime, and seemed
to assume different shapes and colors IS 1t passed
oil. 1t is very rare that such phenomenon -
this is seen in daylight lift had occurred after night
its beauty and brilliancy would have been greatly
augmented, &C Charleston Ners. Friday.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Ws~-ss1es S1sv~sse, JAY 8, 1853.


Rrnneo aud Aneex1Ds
n.mn snoerhenssoas ere snteetained Il 1ngland
a neeouss q % iaersassd asd faeesssiag tnsi.
,.aev bexweea ne 0cvesnnents ofFHnce And
49,. Il : feared that ne AnslsFrsseh a,ll.
49, - 20 BE- II lcAg dsratisn, sad hat q WI
Is eueessdsd BY French ard Aestrian Alliances g
ho1lne - GOD q Ensiand, o. - The eanss = NO
~ s Eusops. 6uch IN alliance would % NOR
esceeaiaI 70 Che absolute Government o rs.uce
than ths present Sickssty league with : Hse eou.'
Try he Ensland. The Preach pesps
svise social squalisy, have no very .n1snes cese'
t,oa 20 lfbsrsy, and their old and heredty efndss
seaanst Great Britain could be easily fsvived.-
rh.v seit lftsIe interest In the war with kussta,
$500 vell .asisAed with the glory II achieved
a vsr vitb EnsIsnd would enlist their whole
.o,,,. ana thev would put forth their entire sner-
~. - humble their old enemy and conqusror 70
the dust.
not woe 70 the cause Of liberty 10 Europe and
+, the World. when that catastrophe occurs The
dav that sees the freess and mightisst Government
q tho old world trampied under the heel Of An
ron despctism, will see she last spark of liberty
In Europe extiuguishei for centuries. Fortu-
nasely there Il not much probability Of 20 LAMENT
able An event The powerful navy Of Great Brit.
ain can Get France, Austria and every other des
potism Of Europe at defiance. America will not
b. an Indifferent spectator Of such contest. Her
sympashiss, and, necessary. her active 90 opera
ton, WIN be enlisted In behalf Of The sause OF Tree
prineipiss, and 10 opposition to edespesism.
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WASTED--AuRDERs.-Ths Kansas correspon.
dsntef The y. Y. Tribune. Who u. 20 a.xious :
naxs eapttai cut Of Kansas outraees thss h
wishss few Of The Free Sou emisrants coula 3,
nsrdsssd, might We should think, - easily era,I
1sA Ist0reelsy, And his eo-laherers = de -,
buss. pseessd - once TO Kansss, ard n,rnsp,
nees,y oGw thsnssives up for The sood a S..
rsss Sol eanss- We have no doubt Il uo.M sivs
~ gssatsst plsassrs - the Border Ruaaas =
snneaats he uhole Tribsns establishment ! mo
SEEDING p whieh Ne philAnfhropista ouxht "a 4.
vaass y subnit tss ths saks u aAvAnsisg thsi,
psinslpssA
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Ike Railroad slaughter.

The disaster on the North Pennsylvania Rail
road, seems to be the climax of railroad horrors
Anything moro terrific than this slaughter and
burning Of little children, the imagination of man
never conceived. This massacre of the innocents'
will perhaps DO remembered more than nine
days. But will any means be discovered to pre-
vent the recurrence of such accidents in futurei-
We doubt 1t. II is scarcely year since, in New
Jersey, one Of these wholesale railroad buteheres
appalled, and Mortified the nation. But 1t passed
from memory, and no method has been devised to
increase the security Of the travelling public
Things have got to such a pass upon many of our
railroads. that man ought not to leave his home
for twenty miles without making his will. Yet
these evils could be remeded if adequate laws were
passed, sxscting heavy pecuniary damages from
the companies in every accident to life or limb,
caused by carelessness or neglect of duty.
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TRAGEDY AT NEWARK, N. J.-Saturday even.
ing, about o'clock, q German residing in East
Newark, loaded . musket and fired the contents
at his wife, who was sitting outside Of the door,
sewing. The charge, which was wadding merely,
took effect upon the upper part Of her left arm.
entirely destroying it. Seeing her fall from her
chair, and auppcsing he had killed her, he entered
the house, and boiling the door after him. reloaded
his musket, attached . string to the trigger, and
placing the muzzle to bis breast passed instantly
into eternity. The woman will recover.
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Killed. Wouaded.


1t will be seen that nearly two.thirds of the
whole number of killed and wounded have been
the result Of accidents which occurred to trairs
coming in or leaving the city of Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Seventy. eight killed and two hundred
and fourteen wounded were on Philadelphia trains,
and fortytwo killed and one hundred and fifty four
wounded on the Baltimore train
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other names in universally; it belongs not only to
women throughout all Christendom, but even to
men who bear it Is = second name. Thus, for IN
stance, the Queen Of SPANS name is Mary, her
husbands name Is Mary. her mothers name u
Mary, and even her sisters name is Mary; her
uncle and all her cousins are Marys, and her cou-
sins children Marys-in fact all the royal fam
lily in Spain, males and females, are Marys, with
scarcely an exception. 49, .
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u. g. CONSUL RETUREED.-J. G. Tucker, Esq.
recently appointed Consul to Honduras, has re.
turned TO the United States the President Of that
State having refused to recognize him, unless he
furnished proofs to the Seal Of the United States
and the signature TO his commissions now diplo-
matte feature. tts s4Sss
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NEWSPAPERS In THE WoRLD.-The following
is supposed to be the number Of newspapers in the
world 10 in Austria IA in Africa. "a In Spain, 90
in Portugal, 80 in Asia, Is in Belgium, IS In Den
mark, so in Russia and Poland, $50 in the German
ic States, 500 in Great Britain and Ireland, and
5000 in the United States. sac t esF. s.
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f,aee Of Hon. n. z. Herbel

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The evidence Tor the
defence. In the trial of Hon. r. T. Herbert, for the
killing Of Thomas Keasipg has closed The coun.
sci for the prisoner made . proposition e submit
the ease without argument which was objected TO
by the prosecution. 2 tesw esssfss sks
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MORTALITY IN CITIEs-In New York last week,
the deaths were SCI, of which 372 were children;
in Philadelphia 329 of which 227 were children; in
Baltimore IFS, of which 121 were children.
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NEW wHEAT-A car load of $50 bushels choice
new white Wheat, was sold at Chicago on the 9Th,
for 81 so per busheL This 10 the first arrival Of
new Wheat in that market aus a.3
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CHAMPION AND DALLAs.-Under the gallery,
ct the late debate in Parliament on American af-
fairs, were Mr. Dallas and Mr.. Champion, who con-
stituted the cynosures of every eye. They ex-
changed. we are told, the most engaging courteses
london Letter. ss 6ss esl5ga Il a5s !.
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Canal Tolls,

ALBANY, July 21-The Canal TolIs for the sec.
ond week in July. amounted 70 1s424o, againss
S77,77I in the corresponding week last year.
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Fatal FALL-On Wednesday evening, Capt.
VIM. T. Gale fell down flight of stairs at the Of
fee of the bay State" newspaper, In Lynn, Mass
ipjuring himsef SO badly that he died the next
day,
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AN EXTENSIVE AHGEL.--In the third heaven Of
Mahomet. the Koran says, there 10 an angel whose
eyes are 10000 days. journey apart. = -
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AN ISHuMAN WRErcH-A boy about sixteen
years of age, in St. Louis shot his mother, with
pistol, wounding her severely, because she At
tempted to correct him.
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MEssRs. BROOKS AND BuRLING AME.-Mr, Bur,
lingame's card. published in the Intelligencer on
Monday morning. holding himself rssponsibie,
without qualification or amendment, for bis speech
on the Sumner assault Il considsred says w ash
ington Dispatch as re.opening tho controversy be-
tween him and Mr.. Brooks, ana has produced much
excitement. especially among Congressmm. Ru.
mors prevail about : contesapiatsd hostile meet.
ing. but nothing has occurred beyond mere conjec-
ture to justify such reports.
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A NEW BRIDGE TO GOAT IsLAED.-We learn
by the Niagara Falls Gazette that workmen have
commenced operations on the new bridge. which
is to take the place of the old one leading to Goat
Island Very substantial abutments are being put
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS Tho following Is re-
cord of the most lamentable railroad accidents
which have occurred in the United States since the
commencement Of the year 1853. 1t will be seen
that the recent collision on the North Pennsylva.
ria road resulted in greater number Of killed and
wounded than attended any previous accident =
Date Road Killed. Wonndcd
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ATTACK BY BEEs.-On Friday last, Mr. Holden,
Of Fairfax xas driving team of horses to Alex.
andria, and stopped at Mr.. William Goodng's, on
the Little River Turnpike. to feed-when swarm
of bees lighted on one Of the horses and stung the
animal 20 intolerably that he died before they
could be driven off. The horse had just been sold
here for &l0l - y. - 80 -
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Frernoptism and ReIigion.

The Baltimore Sun expresses the opinion that
Frsmontism Is taking the place Of religion In large
sections of the North. The Beeehsr school offer
absoution to all sinners who win espouse the cause
of John G. Fremont Faith in Christianity Is su-
perceded by faith In the wosny head nominee,
and the only works required are falsehood, per-
jury and fighting In behalf Of abolitionism- There
are squally times ahead, and II the South u Wise,
she will make some provision for the future, and
not distant. day of evil whose portents now lower
over the Northern horizon. ,ss.f. 80
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The Senate has confirmed the nominations of
John Forsyth a. Minister to Mexico, and Walker
Ferne as Secretary Of the Legation.
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June states that Mr.. Gadsden has laid before the
Government ofthe United States, the ease OF Jno.
A. Cullen of Richmond, and others, who were cap.
tured on board the bark Rebecea Adams and held
prisoners by the Mexican Government on the
charge of being fillibusters..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

WILLIAMSON vs.. KANE.--The case OF Passmore
Williamson against Judge Kane, OF Philadelphia
il nut down for trial at the August term of the
Common Pleas of Delaware county. 1t is sup.
posed that the case will be postponed until Novem
her next
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CONSUL APPoiNTED.-The N. Y. 0purier des Flats
Unis announces that the Count de Mejan, former
ly Consul at Leipsic has been appointed Consul At
New Orleans, in place of NJ Roger. 1t also states
that M de Bsigny St. Croix, has been appointed
Consul TO Charleston, S c..
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At the late awful railroad accident In Pennsys-
vanis, man refused 70 send his carriage for ply
sician for any price under ten dollarsl
At the shocking railroad catastrophe IN New
Jersey, about . year ago, IN Intelligent Richmond
gentleman was present, who informs ~ tnas
crowd Of people stood by. not one Of whom could
Do persuaded to 60 and get water for the susrersl
These are tho people who profess to have such
OVERCOMING sensibility and sympathy for the lima
gined woes Of slavery! Out upon the hardened
hypocritest ssSasfsg a.. -
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q on fnkaakLiN .sp JEFvEk son gfaEETs

- FOK KENT---And pOsscselen 1tven
Xs5 immediately, . large Brick housss between Stn
- and 10th streets, suitable for . boardiny-hocse
ALSO-A desirable dwelling on the North SIDE OF
Cary between Roushee and Jenefson IT.
For terms spply To thesubseF1bef, or 10 Ms. JOS ~
Blunt, corner Of Byrd and 10Th -. .,s 81
: t. JOHN u. OUAhlLo-rs
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HUGH CARRfaAH, convicted ~ Westmoreiand
for the murder of his wife, and who was under
sentence Of death, committed suicide on Saturday
night At Greensburg jail 1t IS opposed that he
took oxalic acid. 80 800 s.
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tF We have not within our reach copy Of
the speech, referred TO by our .Bedfsrd correspon
dent or 1t would give as great pleasure 70 make
the correction he desires.
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THE CHEATED TERM."--The New York Mirror
says the heat on Friday In Wall street Is marked
1o4 in the shade and no doubt the main heat IN the
street ranged from LOG to no. This 10 little not
ter than anything yet recorded OF the weather on
Friday last -
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Death or q Lawyer.
BosToS, July 21-John H. Matthews, District
Attorney ct Worcester died suddenly In his ONCE
yesterday.
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A new style Of white kid gloves, beautifuAy en-
broidered with gold thread coiorcd silks has been
introduced from Paris.
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irc for the balance or the
w year, Esw able bodied NEGROES, for sur.
face operations 1t the Coke Mines.
my H-h JOHN ]. WEkrH, Agent.
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E DESTRUCTIVE FsRK.- The planning ri Of Nav.
ior f. Co. IN Philadelphia. with 10000 feet Of
dressed timber, was dsst royed by IRE on Nondsy
morning. Loss $4,000 = :
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FOK e X NT-A small sfsrc and
dwelling situated on Main street. oppos'.e 20
u finthian Hall. The store has been used ~ me
fora Millinery establishment for several ycanand hss
Z eoed run Of custom To any psuon wishing 70 ems
hsrx in the Millinery business excellent
i no = eorded o. the stock snd fixtures VIII be
sod on very moderate terms The rent ie very dow,
md the srors well adapted to any retail busineas
AR Y Ia" IS g Ms. 3. HENsHALL. Aren't ).
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- FOR HENT..The CAPlIOh HOGSn,
On Main street, ID door from the corner Of 9Th
- street. The present occupant having urexpect.
adv been called to leave Richmond wishes 70 rent
ths house. The house il now and In the vsfy best
order and IL one Of the pleasant houses IN the
hss sas in nearIy all the roos it il Of the best
locations in the city for Boardins-house. For tsrs
sncuire II the house. - so u 23-St&
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LOST

II OST.--Yesferday, betweea Mr. Keese,s
Ia Jail and s<ah street, GOLD CROSS. The
fndsT win be rewarded. If required BY leaving the
sams 1t this ofiee. - ~ n --kt
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HnMlC4L OlIyk SOAp-Res .eived :
49,. e. meis ssxss Of this invsshls Sasp vEish
sqss ~ a hard g soft vstsr, with e.
- W. G. sATrxlLE. Dru DIT
y :. Conner eth and Bra q sts
Is h Aijssss PRia1k FlkksH l1S aim
~ s''' wv. WI. Sta s. 3; q |. son.
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% EMOVAL.-Tne once 8 ihe VIRGINIA
IL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMA
NY has been removed to No. Isl Main Grset, next
w. L. cOWARDIN. sse'y.
Tho spacious sfiee in Bsllsrd'a new Hotel Bald
ing. now oecspisd By The MD Company, L for Isst
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o2 Just to hand : large variety Of JewslrJ. Of
e THE most fashionable styles among which
is soma entirely new styIes The assortment cor.
siss IN part Of Csmso Gold Stone, Lava Mossie and
Diamond Pins Ear-Rinsa Finges-kInes and Brace,
lets; sIso, large yadsty Wssch Keys Gold AID
and large yayiesy Of Silver Ware. All sssds vsf-
rsnted a. represented and will BE- sold e living
profit. mfkkS JAMIE,
jyR Isl Msin stfest.
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TOPARTNEksHlP NOTlCK..-The nn-
~ deIsigned have this day formed eopartnership,
under the firm of PICKETT DAVIS. for the pur.
cite and Bituinous and respectfully solicit the pat
ronsgs of their former customefs. They will sell fol
cash. or to prnctual customers only, Ofiee 1t the
= - ROBERT PICKETT, &
~ SS-lm ssl4H WIN. II. DAVIS. afs d
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CRY POINT AND N0kE0LK.
E8s The A No. Stesmship FENNsfLl
r WANNA, Capt. D. Teal e nov nsY
oreceiye Freight and will leave On WEDNLsUAi
July I'D It o'clock a. n.
FOR freight o. passage, having snpsror sesenroda'
~ Ia fF asS Hockstta
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- TAINS-Uu Soda Water il now 10 full opera
ton and we win at all times furnish this delieisus
And wbolesoms beverage IN the greatest psrfsction
with ali the delicious Fruit and Cresm Dyrups man
ufactured BY ourselves from the resl ripe fruits Our
Apparatus IL Of the most recent consfruetions the
ins being lined with tie finest WHITE POR-
CELAIN and the cooling arrangement, such % 70
insure its being at ell times Icy cool and pure
! Saratogs and Blue Lick Sulphur Water, Kept con-
stsrtly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
! - MEADE BAKER. Phartnaeeutists, ~
1876 NV. Corner Of Main and 10th streets.
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1a1HIFA FIVE OOLLAltB Howard.
o3Hx efrsyed nom the subscriber, . large rcd
cow. She 10 nisrked with . crop and
1.-TWO slits in the left ear, and crop, one
about years cid and left sboat week ago. The
above reward will b paid her delivery 70 me-, cor.
ner af FIanklin and Adams aIssts. ..a~.,a.
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Prizes amounting T. lO@, 600 win b distributed
according to the following AA0NFFlCENT.
SChkAEi- sassg ( X a sasslsl = st.s rs
EVERY OTHER TICKET SURE TO DRAW PRIZE.
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TIOUND.--.A slnaif sum Of money was
T. By one Of my grandchildren which the owner
Advertisement. MICHAEL 0KETTER, s.,
! I, eS-Its Corner Grace and "a str.