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~ JAMS NcCoADs. unfortuhat ate in.
<lividual whose name heads this article,
uud whose earthly career Is fast drawing
toa close, stiil remains in lis solitary cell.
Al,hough he has made an effort to escape
which Was but natural under tho circnm.
stances, the sheriff, influenced by that
Kindness which ia the very essence Of bis
patare, has not thought il peressary to
place any ctl,er restraints upon him than
those ,fioried by the walls Of his cell and
a close vigilance. We understand that he
is earnestly seeking. under spiritual gui-
dance, reconciliation with an offended
Deity. lie constantly reads h;s Bible,
aud devotes much time to meditation and
prayer. Yesterday, the I.cv. Mr.. Pringl",
assis'ed by the Key. ". A. Gamewo!l,
administered the ar,lilapce Of baptism to
the -penitens. These are truly epcoura.
ging signs of repen,enos., and we Gust
thar, although he may not Sgd paplep
from maa ,sGpd the majesty q The avs
may be sindieniei. and justice s.tS.ied Ly
the sacriice of his life upon the scaaaLn
YET, from God, Who knows the heart he sal
receive pardon aud redemption throusi,
Che blood OF the Lamb Caroi;na Times.
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Every Body Run Her,
Quick"

AND secure bargains while our stock is
fresh and complete comprising almost eve.
rything useful and oTnqmental, viz
Boots and Shoes oi, every description
Northern and home made, Domesiic's stri.
ped and brown Linen Goods of all kinds
Ladies Dress Goods Latcst les, Mantillas
black, white, and colored sffk, S|eyes, Hos.
iery, Bonncts, and Donnot Ribiao ~, n, ,hean.
tiful selection, Watches full supply, Peck.
et Knives from Ct To $500 each, kn,yes and
Forks from s2t els to SO so a sett. Hoes,
steel and patent, Garden Hoe and Rake, and
every thing a'mose that you want or hnya
use for. Come and examine and you shai!
have bargains.
MAGiI.L e. CAUTHEN.
Pleasant HilI, ~ e. March 90, 6-4t.
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HOLL0WAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK!

It has been the lot Of the human race to he
weighed down by disease and suffering. Uo.-
ioway Pills are specially adapted to the relief
Of the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE.
ana the iNFlRM, Of all climcs, ages, sexee. an,
constitutions. Professor Holloway persol ally
superintcnds the manufacture Of his medicine /.
in the United States and offers them to a fre =
and enlightened people. a the best remedy IT,.
world erer proiHesd tor the remova! Ns dis.
essos
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Estate Sale.

Will. be sold at the late resi- dence OF
John Robertson, deccascd, on TUESDAY,. the
2nd May. 1856, the whole y -ocrrsonal y estate Of
sa'd deceased , consisting ofa valuable negro
man 'aan named n'.ey, = good Yong work horses,
carnage ana harness smith tools, Wagon
MAKERS ,ooxs, wagon tiebber eevn, fodder,
household and kitchen fdrnitsrs, enc horse
wagon, and other properly. -
Tems--Twelye months credit. nota and
good sufetles, with interest fro M day Of sale.
WtLlIhM ROBRRTSON,
SAMUEL u. ROBERTSON,
Adm'rs with Will annexed.
AprI 10, 1880. 9.2t-p6.
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Notioe.

ALL persons are forbid trading for Note
given me by r. s. Bailey. dated September,
1883, for Sl00, on which there is an endorse
ment for $50, the same having been lost,
and has been paid.
w. NJ. CONNORS.
April 9Th, 1856. Sat
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Dyspepsia and Liver
COMPLAINT.

Necrfy haf the Es,,aan race have tak an she.,
Pills. 1t has been prosed Il, al parts Of sh=
world, that nothing has been found equal ~.
them in cases Of disorders Of the liver, dyspeJ.-
sia and stomach complaints generally. They
soon give healthy tone to these organs, how.
ever much deranS"d, and when AL other E.oans
have f,lsd
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Female Complaints.

No Female, youns or old, should be without
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrects and reg.
ulates the monthly courses at all periods .actsaS
III many cases like a charm. 1t is .lso the best
and safest medicine that can bc given TO chill
dren OF all ages, and for any complaint conss-
quently no family shanld be without il.
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SrxouLAR CsxpULiry.--At Ch, istians-
burg, Montgomery, Va, on Monday last,
sv6 Roliccsppssn Eep Tennessee. arrested
three Eyps'sS one e thsss woman, up.
on . charge Of deitalding an old man 10
tha. State out Of the sum Of 4i 900, by
pretensling to I'LL his fortune. The psis
6ners were taken back 10 the State in
which the offence was committed. 81
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These Pills Purify the
.lood. -.

Those famous Pills arc expressly combine i
20 operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidne,
the lungs, the skin and the bowels, correcting
any arrangement in their functions. purifying
the blood, the very fountain OF life, and thus
curing disease in all its forms
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E,pmittse on Territories. His motion
A psipt "a, 900 copies Of the documents
Has refefrsI to oshs Coppittes on Print
ing.
Mr.. bingham, fro,p the Cqrumi,tee on
SELECTIONS, presented u report, declaring s
3. Marshall entitled TO his present seat in
the House from the Ninth District Of Iii
nois; also declaring the seat Of the Eight,
District of the same State vacant. The
consideration of this matter WAS postpon.
81.
Mr.. Keitt made speech on the South.
leIn side of politics. .f
s On motions made by Messrs. Humphrey
Marshall and Pringle, resolutions were
adopted looking 10 the suppression of,he
SOolie trade aud declaring it piracy. The
,Hoa,e thea adjourned.
sss WAsHISeToS, April 10.
SESArK.-The Senate resumed the con
,siderstion Of the motion to print che me
mortal of the members Of the Free Stat,
Legislature Of Kansas.
Mr.. Mason opposed the prol 'osition
seyIng that the memorial emsnated from
Jnen who are Ia rebellion against the law,
vi the country.
Mr.. Seward regarded il comparativcl,
as an unimportant question whether Oh,
memorial be printed or not. as he had al
rea.ly seen il in n journal circulating so,
900 copies. Therefore il would be read
ny the world at any rate, though 1t woalt
lie proper he thought to print L as mat
Ter Of courtesy.
Mr.. Butler reiterated his fcrmcr otjec
,tions to the motion.
IIocsE.-The House discussed the res
yolution Of tho Committee on Elections de
claring +. B. Foukc as not elected from
the Sth Congressional District Of Illinois
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General Debility----Ill
Health.

Many of the most tdpsposiaGeRaEnnent has a
opened their Custom Houses to the introduc u
ton Of these Pills, that they may become the
rsediaine. ofthc masses. Learned Colleges al
NIT that this medicine is the best remedy ever
ever. kpssn for persons OF delicate health, Or
where the system has been impaired rs its ill.,
viyoratne propertics never fnil 10 afford relief
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 25th alt, at the residence
nf w. Z. Montgomery, near Fort Mill, York
District, S: g., by J. F. White, Esq, Mr..
JOHN u WATSON Of Lancaster District,
to Miss SARAH BLYTHE.
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JEW DAyIDs OR HEBREW pI,AsasR

This popular Plaster has been known to
cure Rhsumaiisn, permanently in, three
weeks, and Gout in half that time, az re-
moving local inflammation from the mus lies
and llgamenis Of the joints. There is not,a
family in the United States that would con.
sent to be without the Plaster a single day
il they knew its value.
See advertisement In another column of
paper.
The genuine is for sale by MAGILL g.
HEATH.
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ANNOUNCEME ENTS.
FOR SENATOR.

MR. EDIfcE :-- Please announce Mr.. IT.
HAMMOND as candidate for the State
Senate Mt the next election and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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A. e.. DUNLAP

IS now receiving his SPRING GOODS
rom New York, through orders. Yho Dry
foods were selected by n genl,elaaa os
aste,. He has now in Stare, some hand.
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NR. EDiroR: Please announce Mr.. GEO
MeC. WlTtiERSPOON as n candidate for
Senate ut the next ciectinn.
MANY FRIENDS.
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.apKcrisE in Floum-A New York cor.
respondent, writing from that city under
date Of April 5, last Saturday, ssys:.
The Aour market. under the influence
OF the Asis's news, j. exceedingly dull,
and were the market pn, edn,paratively
bare Of gocl asslssu ~ Concession
es@S ss' 8 ~ ~! y S.ssiS|ns.29 20
S are also very. dull. "
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PRINTED MUsLINs,

ana will receive the balance OF his Goods
this week. which will make his stock comI
P,eie. lie would respectfully invite the nj.
teElon of buyers to his Stock of Goods.
with ,:t,e assurance that the QUALITY and
PRiCESwill eompare with any other house
in town,
April 3. 1856, Tat
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At meeting Of the Counsellors OF tho
State Medical Association, the following
members were appointed delegates to rep
resent that body in the American AS O.
citation, Mt their approaching meeting il,
Detroit, Michigan:
Drs. MOULTRIE, PRIOLEAU, 81
MONS. WRAGG. BAILEY aud MITCH.
ELL, Of Charleston.
Drs. TAGGART and W.iRDLAW, oi
Abbcville.
Dr.DoUGLAS, Of Chester.
Dr. l.. PoRCHEIt, Of Darlington.
Or. j. MULLER, of Lexington.
Dr. j. &. llAYNSwORTlI, Of Sum.
tcr. .. ......
Dr. BRADLEY. Of Williamsburg.
DIR. }. K. SPARkMAN, Of George
town.
Dr. J. Mex. GAsToN and r. w.
GlBBES, ST., Of Columbia.
We would call the attention ef the
country Medical Societie. 70 tho great i'm
sPortmncs d sending Delegates 70 tho Ma.
Goaal Medical Convention. II is tue on.
ly opportunity which medical mon from,
all parts Of the country have Of meeting in
fr'~nIly converse, Of exchanging freely
medical vie~s, or reaping those advanta.
ges wiic!I must srisc from intimate rela-
toms with the talent Of the profession are
assembled to make laws for sleva,ing the
SCIENCE, for mutual improvement, Cor the
better regulation OF their own calling, and
fr tie benefit OF suffering humanity aud
the community at large, by exposing vile
nnpostors anil the insiuualiug aad seduc-
ing advances Of quAckery. We cannot
1oo sirongly urge upon them u,e impor
lance Of being represented at these annual
Observation-Disclosures Courier.
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Heavy Groceries.

New Orleans and Port Rico Sugars, Crushed,
Powdered, Clarified, and Loaf do, Rip,
Java, Cuba, and Laguira Coffee, New
os|sans sad Vest India Mo.asscs,
Salt, Lard Bacon Sides and
Hams, North. Carolina
and Tennessee Flour,
Soap and Starch.
Buckwhcat Flour,
in Bags and Barrels,
Sperm, Adamantinc and Tai
low Candies, p. Apple, Goshen,
and Eng. Dairy Cheese, 20 bbls. Pink
Eye Planting Potatoes, Nos. l. 2 and 8
Aackerel, in Kits. half and whole B.nel..
FANCY GROCERIES.
Whole, Half. aud
Quarter Boxes Raisius
Almonds, Figs and Assartod
Candies, Ginger and Green Gage
Preserves, Blackberry and Red Cur.
rent Jelly, Sardincs, Salmon, I.obstcrs ard
Oysters, Walnut and Tomato Cautsup, Pick .es.
Olives, Capers, Pepper Sauce, Brandy
reaehes, Pears and Cherries, Lemon
Syrup and Blackberry Cordial,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger Mac.
caroni, Citron and Ju.
y jube Paste, Wine,
Soda. and Butter . ....
Biscuits. fresh
Cross and BlackwelI's Eng Mustard. ans.
sE3ARs AED TOBACCO.
Rio 1iondo No. I, & 9, Scgars
Fore de Carolina No. !, & = do
Palmetto and J. V. Y. C.'s do
La Nicotiana, do
Cliob Concha-a choice brand
Shelton's fine Chewing Tobacco.
81. Charles, and Jenny Lind Twist, de-
Common, do
WINES AND LIQUORS.
"oddsrd and Champagne Brandy, Peach
and Apple do, Old Monapgahcla XXX
Whskey, North Carolina and
Millcr's Old Rye. do, Rect.
fed aud Western Corn,
do, Jamaica and
New Egg Rum,
Relzea and Cartcr's
sS,Aiedam Schnapps Old
Madeira, Port, Sherry aud
Malga Wine, Heidsick, and bel.
lycaft Salmon Champagne, Caret 81.
Julien Medoc. Champagne Cider, >. & r.
Tenants Double Strong Ale, Abbott 4 son,s,
With a complete assortment of West Indis
Fruits, constantly on hand, and variety az
other articles too na.Wcrous to specify, ali Of
which viii be sold low fsr CASH, or 10 pune.
taal customers on short time.
W.. FERRY.
n. b win also act as agent In either Bank.
w.EP.
Camden, s. c. Feb. 81, a-.xS
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IN iNEoUrTY.-LANcASTEa. DisssRICT
Biggers Mobley and Mary A. his. Wife, Va,
George w. Dolby, ct, al,
Bill to enforce an Execution at Law, to sub.
Jeet an Equity to pay legal demand, and
for relief. . 80
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that Geo.
w. Doty, one of the Defendants in above
Case,rcsides without The limits of the State.
II is therefore ordered, on motion Of Cooke,
Solicitor for Complainants, that the said
George w. Dolby do plead, answer or demuir
70 the Bill 10 above Case, on or before the
aist OF May, 1856, otherwise judgment pro
cohfesso vii b. ordered against him.
JAMES II. WIThERSPOON,
Com. Equity for l.. ID.
:, Commissiepsy.sS Oaiee. Lancaster c. IT,,
p =" Dec. oh, lstS,Ei5sR Prs fee ZOO
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LATE ARRIVAL

LATE ARRIVAL
OF
FANCY. AND HEAVY GROCERIES.
TIE Undersigned is now receiving and open =
in fresh supply Of Heavy aud Fancy Grece-
ries, consisting in part as follows.
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TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
PRINTERS EMPORIUM.
ESTABLISHED 1918.
WILLIAM HAGAR, Jr. & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO W. & II. HAGER,

WILLIAM uAGAR, Jr. d Co.
SUCCESSORS TO W. & II. HAGER,
No. 3s Gold Street, n. Y.
The subscribers having made a thorough
revision OF, and extensive additions to their
well known Foundry, arc now prepared
with greater facilities than they have ever
possessed to furnish orders for
TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS
Of nny amount, on the shortest notice. A
large stock of every article in their line will
always be found on hand, and they desire to
assure the trade that it will compare favora.
by with every other manufacture in the
United States or in the world.
THE GREAT SUPERIORITY
which has always been accorded to our
Foundry We are determined shall be main
tanned, and those Of the trade who have not
yet made a trial of our Type are invited to
do so, and VIZ frel assured their experience
will Justify our assersion. Our
NEW SRECIMEN BOOK,
Gust issued) will be freely given to all who
WISH to purchase, when applied for. Prin-
ters will please be. particular in directing
how il may be sent.
We also furnish every article needed in n
Printing Office, at manufactMers' p,ices.
H Il Il = SES s.,
(MAcHraE AND HAS9)
HOES, TAYLORS, ADAMS, BUGGI.ES'
CHASE'S DIAMOND PRESS,
| (of which We are sole agents ip, ihi, city, }
and of every other maker in the United
States; Ink, Cases, Stands, Imposing Stones
Composing Sticks. Galleys, (brass, asd
wood,) Chases, Furniture, &c, &c.
Orders will likewise be filled for PApRR
| CARDS, aud PRINTERS STOCK of,ey,
cry kind.
ElECTROTYPING and STEREOTY.
PING in Ill their branches.
TYPE coPPEI.FAcEs TO ORDER.
Old Type received in exchange for new,
at nine cents per peund, If delivered in sixty
days from the date of purchase; iflater, but
six cents per pound.
e4- Publishers of newspapers who will
insert thia advertisement three times, with
this note, and forward us paper contain.
Ing The same, will be paid in printing mate
rails by purchasing four times the amount
Of their bill for the advertisement.
sf Second hand presses (Machinc and
HANDY usually on sale.
= SM. y. II. hAGERi q nni bu s, wA.IAGER Jr. Co.
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Hollo,cay's Pills are the best rem
edy IN tile ,rorld, jor tie FOL-
Iy3rinU DispnSes>

Asthma, Hcad-Rrhe
Bowel Complaints, indigestion,
Coughs, Influenza,
Colds Intlemmstion.
Chest Discases, lpwsrdt We akaass,
CostvenesS Liver Complaints,
dyspepsia, l.owness Of Spirits,
Diarrh0a, Piles,
Dropey, Stone and Sravel,!
Debility, Secondary Symphonic
Fever and Ague, Vencrcal Affections,
Female Complaints, Worms Of all kinds,
.*SoLD AT THE MAsUFAcroRrsso OF Pro-
FEssoR Holloway. so Maiden LANE, NEw
York, and .2i4, STRAND. Jsospoy, and BY all
respectable DrugGhts and dealers Of Medi.
zines throughout the. United States, and
the civilized world, ia,bOxes, At a5 cents,
62i cts and 81. eaeh,
W There is ssasiderable saying by t..
king the larger sizes.
N.B.-Dircstions far the guidance of VA
TENTS iD every dIaordsr arc affixed to each
boH 90 ly'
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Nh. EptToa Please announce s. b.
MASSEY, Esq, as Candidate for the I.e>
gislaturc, aud ohligc
TURKEY QUARTER
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A SUPERIOR LOTTERY.
A Good Chance for a Small Fortune.
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AlR. Editor Please announce Mr.. J. Il.
*. BELk, rs candidate for the legisla-
ture, and oblige HIS FRIENDS.
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Maryland Consolidated Lottery.

ANOTHER RICH ONE DOLl.AR LOT.
TERI.
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S50,6I3

~ Sl4 prizes amounting to 25o.64s
57,057 DOLLARS!
oSE or rnE RIcnIsr ScHsNEss EVER Draws
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SO, ,643 DOLLARS!
ORDER EARLY FOR PACKAGES.
Maryland Consolidated Lottery.
Glass II,

27'slf prizes amonn'!ag:o, SsQ,6la:
The price Of single nckets in. any of
the above Lotteries are
WHOLE TICKETS, 800
HALF so cts.
QCAf1ER rs cts.
We pay the same attcntis4nto m, o rSss fos
single Ticket as to -
ORDERS FOR PACKAGES;
Which stand much better chance of ob.
tanning prize, rs every drawn number
must be on the tickets Of The package, and
rs there IL two or three prizes in each pack
age, it may be that the high pIize is among
tsem. by several persons clubbing togeth.
cr the cost to each is small and they stand
much better chance Of q prize, as will be
seen by the following
Prices far Packages:
Ccrt's of Packs Of 26 Wholes, cost SIG 90
do do 26 Halves, cost 500
do do 20 Quarters, cost 400
do do rs Eighths, cost 200
~ All prizes paid BY drafts on the near.
est cities or as purchasers may direct.
sS Bills on all solvent Banks taken a.
par.
The official scheme wilt b. se.as,with all
tickets ordered, and on the day the lottery,
draws the official drawing will be forwarded,
together with written explanation of the
result Of the purchases.
Persons addressing the undersigned may
confidently rely upon having their orders
hllcd 10y return mail, and the strictest con.
Iidcncc observed
The great Luck which has attended our
Office will fully authorize us in saying that
to secure competency for life Il is only
necessary 10 address your orders to
Mll.LEN a. co.
Box 3Sa PQyt Office, Baltimore, Nd.
Fcb'y IA, 1856. 5I-3m
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LOSS OF TICKETS OF CLASS L.
by the late accident on tn. Scaboard and
Roanoke Rail Road, the Tickets Of Class
L., for April 18th, in their transit from Bal.
timore, in charge of Adams Express Com
Pany, were destroyed by fire, consequently
there will not be any drawing for that Class
The Drawing will be Class M.-Mny 18th,
the "Ne Plus Uultra" Scheme
Very Respectfully,
1851 J. F. WINTER, Manager.
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ROCK AND.JOD WORK.
OF all kinds, executed at this Office.

Blanks
OF all KINDS, ssaily printed a, this oiflcs
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50,643 DOLLARS!
Maryland Consolidated Lottery.

Glass 81,
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CAPITAL $4,000.
200 prizes amounting to $4,000,
wv I . w t0oVyUUU'
Tickets, SO. Halves, $4. Quarters, 80.
Prizes payable without deduction.

Persons sending money need not fear its
being lost. Orders punctually attended TO.
Communications confidential. Bank Notes
OF sound Banks taken at par. Those wish
ing particular numbers should order imme-
diatcly.
Address, JAS F. WINTER, Manager
Macon, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

DEATH CAUSED BY CAmPHEEE.-Mr =. Mer-
Ram. 4 well known philosopher OF Brooklyn
HeIahts has compiled q list Of l69 persons killed,
ana 279 persons wounded during the last fiye
vasrs by the explosion Of amphene and other
burrirg auids. He remarks that the season OF
the wear has now arrived when the heat acts upon
iii bu rnine fluids and renders their use Increasing
ly dangerous. as
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Accounts from Oporto state that the prospects
In the Donro wine districts are extremely bad,
and that signs at the present threaten worse vim
tage even than that of last year.
The weather has been so cold in Nova Scotia
that swallows were found dead, and tender seeds
injured by snow.
The refusal Of the Grand Duke of Tuscany to
conclude new concordat with the Pope Is reyiv-
ing his popularity atFlorence.
Prof Dimitry has been appointed translator to
the State department, vice L. F. Tasistro, who
wrote the letter about NJ. Sartiges, the French
Minister.
The amount paid to the Texas creditors at the
U. s. Treasury Whit Monday afternoon, was S.
423, 76o,2l.
John Fleming Butler, prin ter of Virginia, died
in Washington, on the 9th inst
Miss Annetta Ince is playing in Buffalo, n. Y.
Forty-eight distinguished artists, among them
Mesdames Novello and Garcia, lately performed at
. concert given in London by Mr. Bodda.
The Massachusetts, Legislature adjourned Sat.
urday after session Of l57 days, In which it
passed 30S acts.
Jas. r. Marriatt, who was shot in an affray in
Helena, Ark, has died of his wounds. He was
formerly clerk Of the House Of Commons of North
Carolina.
Jsrratt's Hotel at Weldon, N. c.. has bean pur.
chased for s2l, ,030, by John N. Moody.
a
vannah, Ga bar for 81 years, died on the 6sh inst
In the month Of May, .264 dogs were killed by
the city authorities Of ST. Louis.
The President has signed the Wisconsin, Michi.
gan, Alabama, and Louisiana Railroad bills, ap.
propriating lands for railroads.
Padre Vigil narrowly escaped suffocation In N
York Friday nightly blowing out the gas instead
Of turning II Off
The Western, Va, Methodist Conference meets
ct Buckhannon on the 18th inst.
The iahorers on the line Of the Virginia Central
and the Covirgton and Ohio Railroads, are al on
. strike for higher wages.
Mrs Branham and two Of her sons we're lstely
arrested In Greenbrier county - to the
murder OF Joseph Ehifst Jr., but Afterwards ac-
quilted. J
Tho iegitimist who procured tho treaty for the
English and Belgian Journals IL to be tried on
charge Of conspiring 70 steal government papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11
LAGER BIER-The PHILADELPHIA Journal has

LAGER BIER-The Philadelphia Journal has
the following about the cost of lager bier:
Large and small taken together, there are TWEEN
ty-two oreweries in this city devoted to the exclu
sive manufacture of lager bier, and the entire val
ue of their winter brew. which is not removed
from the lager vaults until May is, as near as may
be, S6OO,OOO the price at Wholesale being seven
dollars per barrel. The 100000 worth of the be-
verage produced by the winter brew, when retail.
ed in the usual way, will produce round million
of dollars. 1t is estimated that only about third
of the quantity made here is devoted to other pla
ces. a great deal of that sold Philadelphia
beer In other cities. is made elsewhere.