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WOk0lS! WOk1is .:..TO remove shO.e
w dangerous and troublesome inhabitants of the
bowels and stomach, which 30 often impair the
health and destroy the lives of children, use the
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER" certain and safe
preparation for the removal of the various kinds of
Worms &c.
1t is mild and pleasant to the taste, and child
will refuse TO take it. For sale by
E. J. PIC0T,
iy II and the nriseiata ssnerallv
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NO. 1lys.-At the new CIOthlNG House,
IN next door to J. w. Randolphs Bookstore, can
now be found the largest and most varied stock of
light Summer Clothing. This month receipts have
been very heavy, comprising full variety of Mar
sieIles Suits. Cord and Whits Linen Suits Black Al
p.ca and Nstino Goats also, q rich assortment Of
Furnishing Goods, such a light Summer Ties. Stocks
will soil at unusually low ptices for cash
J. d. GOODMAN,
! il 90 E..s No. I19 Main strset
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CGg4anUsf YbTSz AEs s. s5zG1 7. sSr
...sa !. e: z s. 6 60; 8 - \ - =. 4
d virrnis ssi sdsfsl = q ne x g vir-
"a s issf I'd sSsns Ssif nile non 1910 q
Fsssss5asn - "a sioas 80 hssis issa IysshSsry.
ass s ss,as ~ s. 4 "a
kalfosdA and taties he ean Of he Virginia And Tee.
neses R.ilreed e Lynehsnra. rsseh 1oasasls Sspet
about OseIuck n. the salne day, NhexU N Otnnt.
hua be. viii nsss thens md esnseJ thsEn to ths
Tns. .ss sss:s . = >
scores Of psfsoaa who havs bssn snfarsy fslisved 81
nsins the waters Tho reputation q these waters for
agsiss Dssa
icscd With various chronic eod other diseesss They
ere net snrpaassd By any mineral yats. In virsinia
lions Of tbs Iiys Kidneys and BLADDER Gsaersl De-
bility especially Of the Nervous System eli kinds Of
Cutsneous snd other Di.esses ct the ssn, and many
pursatve and diuretic with strong DISCRIMINATION to
the skin For certificates 40 tn the efficacy Of the
Ct 1as.s sp.s: .es snd so,v.u.p and
almost entirely now, consisting of HotelA Cottages
kc affordfpg accommodations equal 70 any TO be
found in the mountains Of Virginia, for about go
The Furniture and Fixtures arc about equal to
those Of the beat botels In our cities
The Bedding il unusually good, with hair mattresses
throughout the olishmentss to all which We in-
yite visitorsto examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared IN obtaining the BEST
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
| assistants for every department OF the sstssfish-
ment
The general m.ua eementi il confdsd TO A. He
PELFINGER Esq, late Of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALFRED r. JAMES and 30. J. READ late
of Lynchburg Who will doubt give satiEact1on %
| all who may visit the place.
| There win be BOWLING ALLEYS. he, for ex-
ercise. .
A fne BANr OF MUSIC 10 already secured. md
telegraph Office will soon be established Ut Bon
| sacks depot
| The TABLE viii be found equal to any IN the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies bens
| about a. crest a. they can well be.
| ia. HEFELFINGER co,
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NaiDICLMEiA.

TACKSON,S EXCELSIOR BlTTEKS is
y peculiarly adapted, By its composition, to every
disease of the liver AID stomach which Is produced ~
our ever varying climate In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, it is one of the most
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by Druggists generally. 1e *
NIEW GENEVA. EAYErTE COUNTY.
/ Y Pa, FEBRUARY 4, 1856-DK. l. SCOTT d Co --ltis
with much pleasure that infsrm you that gave
one dose of yeur McLane's Improved Vermlfuge to
child of mine that sct. Ii brought from him
between 80 and 40 large Worms, without nauaeating
him in the least He soon after recovered bus health
All the aboys Medicines for sale by Purcell, Lsdd
L Co, and Alex. Duval, Richmond jyS
EXTRAORDINARY CASE
II RICHMOND, May Let, 1855.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out
last fall in small Sores which gradually extended over
the entire head including both ears, which were SO
much eaten BY the sores to cause me to fear that
beth ears would drop off, tried all sorts OF adver-
tsed and domestic remedies without any good result.
l then procured and applied little TURF OIL. 1t
began to get better the bottle got BROKE and we
piled gals to it; it again began to get worse. My
eldest daughter said. Pa, do get some mere of that
TURF OIL; sisters head looked 80 much better
when you used it We got another bottle, and her
head is now nearly WELL This was an aggravated
it very offensive. One more bottle feel assured
will her entirely as there is but little of the die
beuet Of Others take great pleasure II giving You
this certificate. Respectfully, B. T. CHALK.
To Msssrs DOVE l. CO. myS
NIFTY CENTs AMI ONE DVLLAK A
Il 'BOTTLE-DOLLAR CORDIAL, the most re.
nowned Medicine introduced, for the cure of a
certain disease and debility, with certainty and dis.
patch, in a few days, with the saving Of time and
,oney-receved the highest appreciation from mem
bers Of the Coegs Of Surgeons In London. and il
used in most Of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe cas.s of weakness have succumbsd, BY
the use of this valuable Medicine.
Price 80 cts and 81 per bottle.
To be had Of L. B. THOMAS, Dr. o. b. HILL,
DUVAL II NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, J.
b. WOOD, 8. M. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
opp, site the R.k r. B. q. Depot Broad street.
je 10-ts
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NIEkCHANlS Inst iAAnCh CUnirANf
lyl OF RlCHMOND-At meeting of tho Board
Of Directors held at their Office the 10th of June,
Resolved, .:Thst this Company will make no charge
for Fire or Marine Insurance Policies, and the Sc.
cretary directed inform the other city Compa
MES OF the above resolution order to establish
uniform in the city on this subject, they be
quested to unite with rs"
This Company 10 now prepared to issue Fire and Ma.
rne nsurancs Policies reasonable terms other
good Offices. r. d
Claims for losses will, in all eases, be promptly
and fairly adjusted and psid.
No charge for the Policy in any case.
Office, for the present. the East side Of 18th st..
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NEoRoEs GEaTEncE0 sTo ~ HUI Two ne
stess man and vomes, bslon9inG % NJ Clarke Of
1sToins couIfy. wefs eentsncsd 70 be hung the 2tk
q September. 81 the County Conr on Moaday, Se,
ne murder ef negro won1sa. The Court recon
mssasd ths ealprlts The sIsnsscy ct the Exsep
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ORIGIN OF POSTAGE STAMPS The invention of
postage stamps is generally aserbed to the Eng
fish, and certainly they first brought into
in England, in 1889; but Stockholm paper "rhe
Frysktten," says that far back rs 1923. q
Swedish officer. Lieut.. Treckeper of the artillery,
petitioned the Chamber of Mobiles to propose the
Government to Issue stamped paper specially des-
tined to for envelopes for prepaid letters but
1t was rejected by q large msioritY
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eenates Tsneey. or c.. ~ keen m i. ". =
iastos, Boa y meow crise. s. = ~ I
NJ. Hsschsm, Of w. IA -. ..-s....
tss fs-eisetioA - Ceaere0.
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9Gl MUxxLkn gsSLl11HE CTXTNH
nc.-Just received By Exprem IN asooTi ~
49, r. ssls shsap = THOMAS HOWs.
-" 30 neia stretA
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q FOFLAK.-.0 900 teet as fstinr
- . expected dsily per schr. Erandywine. and for
EDWARD E. DUDLEY,
le y 18th st. betwsen Main and Franklin.
WILLIAM JURGkNr has located In this
city, ara WIN DO glad to recoivs orders from
gentlemen DESTROYS to have their houses PAINTED
fRESco in srupenor and elegant styis, ct Mr. o. A.
sireSker: Apothecary Store Tsrms moderate
ELLEtUE HOePIrAI1.--I'his 4 uetitn.
- tcn z situated on Church Hill, Richmond Va,
IN oeshtfuL airy position, and IL furnished with
every convepience conducive to the comfort Of ps-
fisnts snd the suceessful treatment of disc ase.
T Tne Lyinsn Wards are peculiarly eommodions.
Inc undersigned give their personal attendance to
I'll patients placed under their charge.
u Wh;. PATIENTS. per week
Private Recommendations, !. !. $1,000. 7tolo
These rsles embrace a charges for Board, Ned.
cines. and nedical and surgical attendance.
q No Small Pox admitted.
JAMES BOLTON. NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4.h and 5th
G. .. MILLS, n. D.,
l2th street, between Brood aud sassshall
T COLEMAN. ~. D
Corner Of 4th and Grace streets
Reddsnt physic,.n- Or. WoOD ny a4--sm
AtikK isIlsk, Of supcrior qualify. pat
a. PINT ana quart 0si;s: e. f."!,z a:s
Dealer il Liquors. Wines cis.m "a.
~ EAR CASH HkED STORk AND
- INA nAkf.-Ths uadsFsiened having dstet-
mo- g sdept the cash syem exclusively. stsr lhs
ess "a ths guSNs ih.s hs viii esnssss g Sssp fS
sock Of Mili DIAL Grain and nice boitsd Hes and
:s sss g. e ne ss rses = IN g
tiDasAss Of r. He vtil q formerly deliver 81 All
c'es sa'a ~ hin any WHARF, ~ Sc ~.
tess--sf coraev Il F,snslin .o S Ws,ia.
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SERIOUS TROUBLES IN METH -pfrT CHuscH -
There has for some time been serious difficulty in
the Old John Street Methodist Episcopal Church in
New York city. The Express says: { :
The majority of the trustees having the fur ds in
thsir ssion anxious for its sale and building
enc Ia the neighborhood of Madison Square, the
Of which. il erected it il their intention to sell and
pewed church. This of course would be coayenje
to few ofthe weather. trustees who reside in that
immediate neighborhood But the down town ueo-
pc, although not blessed with so much money AZ
their up town brethren, unwilling that this era.
die OF methodism in Amefioa" should be thus sscri
iced and suDaly disposed of to suit the d rsopai
convenience of a small minori, of the membership
Tne fxpress then goes on to relate the numerous
Legal Steps taken BY the two peries and states that
the MINORITY oil trustees are supported BY nearly the
entire compensation The most serious STAIR growing
out OF this controversy 10 thus narrated: :
TN lsst Saturday afternoon the church was tai on
possession of By party vi from seven to fifteen roush
hooking ruen, mostly wearing red shirs who amused
themselves all nigh. by playing ards, amokinR drink.
ing SC, IN the body snd lobby of the sacred e66ce
Part of the time he gas lit and passers nv cop "a
distinctly hear uproarous mirth and loud Laughter
from time to time. They continued in POSSESSION u
I'll about haf-psst Reyen on Sunday morning VIII N
party OF tho regular worshippers came and gathered
IA sufelenf force to expel them. This party entered
hy window ard after some show Of fight by The
red snirts who used chairs and clubs Pretty feely
they were finally discounted beat a hasty retreat
and breaking away the fastening, of the doar rushed
Into the street. On looking arcund il was founi that
the dis edged party bad left behind them crow bar
hatche ., chisels, halnmers clubs and various other
implements of like nature II il said that this ron
crew to receive dollars each If they kept out
all who might come there on the Sabbath.
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tfkENCH WUhk ED CULLA 49, -Un
y hand, q large assortment of handsome French
Worked Coilsrs which will be sold lew.
EILAS L. JOHNSON,
" 10 No 81 Main II
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MONEY MATTERS.

STERLING BILLS-lo. n cent premium,
Observation-Disclosures EXCHANGE Checks an
Northern City Bsnk Notes, prem.
m cncurreni Bank Notes--cr rather notes net Rankat
bie--we quote ss fellows;
Notes OF the Exchange Bank of SeIden. Witheys
Bank y cent discount -
-. Inc notes Of the Bank of Ksnawhs, Maiden, 5 y
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" cent die S" y su0 paeAen -
snidsn- Nsw premium. - ess~ pfs-
..a.-. FREIoHrS.
49, e 1 ,b -Ancs our Last report OF FrsI,L,.
issf q; City Peins Tor Lssfpss q 81 - ~ g 70
mp ss = hsmpton essds 70 lad fcr Icsd..
msst sd one laid % for Breu.en W. - uvyssn-
aass ~ eossf<r e Brsh bark 70 osi fets - ~
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=" STRAW GUODS...We bex -
HI leave to call the attention OF sll who
- are in want of STRAW GOODS, to
our beautiful assortment, viz:
Ladder Beaver q I'D Leghorn Riding Hats and Flats
Do Leghorn, Braid and Straw Flats and Bloomers
Children's Straw Goods. Of every variety
Boys and yonths' Leghorn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Caps
Gents Leghorn, Braid Panama, Senate and Hiswatha
Hats; and last but not least, those beautiful India
Hats which for neatness cannot be exceIled. .
Besides large assortment Of Straw goods for SER
wants such %
Palm Lest; Mountain Leghorn, and the noted
e Sheughai Straw Hat 70 which most re respectfully
call the attention Of our ends and visitors the
city.
mv29 No. IS Main street.
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OHIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON BLAyEnY.-The
Ohio Conferences Of the Congresa ionslist Church,
held recently At Dayton adopted resolutions declar-
ing.
!" That al snowship with slsveholdevs sanctions
10 the estmstien Of many, the practice : slsvsry
the existence of the relation shosld be taken % pm
face evidence Of unwoEthiness for Christian fel
lowship; and II there be exospfous those exceptions
should be made manifest b. individuals who may be
impiicafed.v
Aasolutions denouscise ths attack on Summer, ssd
tie assrsasiens of sisvery h Kanssar wers sise
adopted.
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Destructive FIRE IN ToRoNro-Loss OF LIFE
Jsques Hay, at Toronto. Canada together with oil
the adjacent buildings. lumber yardA wha-ves. &c i,
was entirely destroyed by fire Wednesday afternoon.
The Ere burned with suth yapidity, that the work
men had 70 jump from the upper stories. by which
several were killed. and many badly injured. The
loss il imm enae.
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DAINTs, Oils Ann WINDUss GLASS.
i large assortment constantly on hand for sale
low. PURCELL. LADD 4 CO,
iv rsisfa Main ar
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ss.e DIRECTORS
VIM. H. Christian, VIM. Breeder,
John Purcell, Thomas e. Price,
VIM. 9. Paine, Jas. Thsmas Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop, se
James L. Apperson VIM H. Haxali,
Roscoe Heath, John Quarles
john Doolev, David J. Burr,
kichd o. Haskins Larkn w Glazebrook,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Won Grooming,
Joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Sinton, Ed H. skinker,
+, franklin Stearns
A. PLEASANTE, President.
J. MONTAGUE. Sec'y. ..a b 10 14-ts
NEW ARliLY FL D K.-AmpfhiIi
y Mills Family Flour ground from selected new
white heat in whole and hslf bbls Ia store and for
sale by EGGLESrON FITZGERALD,
jyl2-lw "A Pearl street
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WORKING OF JHE VIGILANCE COMMITTEES "A
San Francisco correspondent of the New York
Tribune, speaking of the vigilance committee,
gives the following mode of serving a process -
"A letter comes to suspected person ordering
him te leave by the Goth instant, and signed by
No. 80. Secretary with the seal of the Commit.
tee, an 'Allseeing eye with 'Nanquam dormio'
the motto. which indicates design not to
sleep or let others sleep. He is told to depart or
he shall suffer worse No name appears; no Off
Ger; no judge; no responsibility of personal char
acter Who the Committee are is unknown. The
next time he finds himself he is on board q vessel
bound for China Australia.
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Assault ON the TRiBrnE's co SAEsPoNDEsr.-
MI Hanscom, the ashington corr espondent of the
New York Tribune assault ed "Wednesday in that
city, by Capt Pate, for fusal retract state
ment that he latter showed ihs white feather in
rendering bis Missouri compsny of twenty five men
to fifteen Free-Stafe men Ia Kansas
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Il TENT This ceIe brsted munufactorJ is furnish
ing very superior article of flsered Soda Wates
alo Phiiadslpha Ale, Porter and Champagne Cider
whichis pronounced By judges to be the best ever
put up in the city, Those in want Of any of the above
articles would do veil 70 give me scah Theabove
Of CHARGE All orders addressed to the subscriber or
to any Of the merchants will meet with prov Of At
tcntiou. WARREN CANflELD Ascnt
10 H. fAti It kesweeu Main and Rrsnklir
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1919 z1<s. ~
- S1lwWT(xY UOnnsAD4 kM4AHsI
$ ~. M. - rssre Vsssa "a ef5kzHE,
~ gl~ - - ~. ra1hsr Ell anl veil fesmses
- 80 aqats8 - ntm1es 49, sZee - u. ~
Il hsd Win Gsjie uheo epoae9 ~ - = s
sban nsdss ~ Iour ~ 1900. -
) Tne ekevs rpwasd Md - petA - 81 fsssls -
- 80 flsnehsIese.
jy5 :. :
~ 4300 RmWAnQs>~fno eeeve
Wssd Vim ~ RID fof tAe aRgfees11ee - -
hvsFy 70 a. q yvkUAr rk IA ~ s -.
thst Ah1eoudea - 1kn IVY ntkns -. ~ a.
asd h.s psspoassang na11sTE z anons 80 -hss
60 hFh, bushy heeo cI noL ~ Wsy NE ctyE
be lefk THO. sAM'L nAADoASs~
u s-sodzw
- = - ffH q - n n n vVey froan the
-hes,hs, - IA 10 Jsnusrv lsst . negro
1870 ssrses a MANDA belcneina 70 The
~ estate Of semssl Plesssnf. deesssss- sns
sofs 1t adark brown ecmPieAiont eogus us..S.
ty-soven yehfB old, and has uacthef nynB n
srtown, and many reiefions nslrS u yr1~.r3
whers she 2 no ooID. nr :. - - she isil Of
VII % ps.aa a III .r IL sV III
n ~ ~. 1890 AK B. HUTCHINSON.
-.
RATA CAPA 0HoH0. 90.
-aASs 0e-l 49, - - s-...,~-.~~>>..-
49, >sSfSS0E NHW ohS1nr nj GAs
APSESS-Receiyeda and open this mornng,
I.sdies, Morocco Slippers FROM size. mp TO
~ 6oest. 40 Velvet do 75c; French Ties kosetted-
nsv .svIe: Morocco Buskins; do Bootees; also lot
nd Nssses fine Heel 0s,tsr n az the unu-
u IT, .;-s ~ a 81 with u1sny other styles Of
~ 49,
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AND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND
AND THE COUNTRY GENERALLY
ALI 1 have to say my customers, friends and the
public generally Is thnt furnish ladies and
gentlemen with Boots, Shoes and Caters that cannot
be surpassed either here elsswhere either Of my
own manufacture, or of the best Boots and Shoes
manufactured expressly for me in Paris by the Pre-.
MUM boot maker of France-thatis, Meleez of Paris
So chat all in want Of Boots and Shoes of superior
quality such az purchased sewhere, call at
ALEX. HILLS, Manu- acturer ana
Importer of Ladies and Gentlemen's French
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RaREAT REDUCTION IN THE nm
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS-From Hil
Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from J. -
Moleskin Hats, best quality 50
Moleskin Hsta second quality ...............5 %
Fashionable Silk Hats. Observation-Disclosures. S.
Fine CaIfshin Sewed Boots .................. s SO
Coueress Cater Boots. ...................... %
Fine Calfskin Sswsd Shoes. .................. 20.
]. H. ANTHONY has made arraneements with on
OF the best makers in the city Of Psdephis to esp-
ply him with handsome and substantaf Calfskin~
sewed Boor, which he will sell at the unprecedented
nw price of $3.50. ocl8-d&ciy
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RI MOTTO XIV. G. DAILY
informa tina citixana of richmond. Z

i informs the citizens Of richmond, ~
and country, that he has commenced
~ the BOOT and SHOE making business, on
4th street opposite Mr.. COTS Ssddiery ytore, where
ne 10 prepared to make to order any article In his ne
in the most taay and fashionable style.
Mr.. A. M. DAVIS, one of the best cutters In the
country, will superntend the business and every
effort to please both article and fit have the
best ustsral-and workmanship shall not be surpsss
ed by any. trial 10 respectfully solicited.
ATH STREET, Isle ROW,
9o...1Syn Il sf door froun Main street.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD CARS On Friday night
last, the train of cars from New York for Boston,
On the New Haven road ran off, fatally woundiDg
the Engineer and tearing MP several hundred feet
of track. One Cuban gentleman, after ascertain
ing that he had received injury, audibly re-
turned thanks that he did not visit this country of
"hell wagons but once in two years 80 /
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DonEsrfc, ne iSussiils 8 present rssss q
Coal %ton......el = $50 81 %
flour, - ib...... = 50 %
fobsceo Yhha. 3 - % TO
Do. ~ hox. rs Is %
csal % Daltimers Stssnfs PCT baSlal. B1oaf i3e '
barrel.
The shows rates ars 81 Ill vsassla, The following
are ratss pse stsamerG
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A REVEREND POLITICIAN ROUGHLY HAEDLED.
They had regular Fourth Of July celebration at
Clarksville, Mercer county, Pa, which was par
ticipased in by citizens of all parties. There was
nothing to mar the festivities except political
TRADE introduced by reverend gentleman We
extract from the Western press:
HE commenced regular abolition disunion
harangue. and 80 thunder-struck were the citi-
zens that he had proceeded some minutes before
they could decide what course of action to take
He went on SO far as to speak of the murderous
william who now occupies the chair az chief ma.
gistrate Of the country when simultaneous
yen Indignation rose from all parts of the a..
sembly. and intimated to the reverendre that
be had exhausted their endurance Cries OF
knock him DOWN. throw him Of the piafformt
&C. followed. and for time It seemed as if the
disciples of the meek and lowly Jesus might find
what he would call 'murderous vii i,ns near I
home His few friends yociferated loudly about
the freedom of speech but the citizens present,
without distinction Of party. were competent to
distinguish between free speech ard free blsck.
guardian, and compelled the worthy exemplar
of Christian love and charity to set down.
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New York. Baltimore. Phi
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- FOM NENI--A very d..es.ss.e rests
s5 deuce indeed, suitable for medium size family
S::x witk every convenience of sas. winter nc bath
room up tfairs with and cold water also shower
bath: cooking range and kitchen fixtures, which
makes labor easy; sufficient for servants; smpls
closets store rooms, wood and coa houses; couve-
nient to business and market. Mash,ll street. be-
tween 4tf and 5fh. St. james Church. Ii Is
present occupied by Mrs. Hill. who vii take plea
sure in showing il to any who may call IL Will bs
vacant by the Goth, If desired. Enquire
aoeve or at the Rev. Mr. DAaDENs, next door.
tiv.12-fa
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Uni.ed States Patent uit-ce,
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IN petition Samuel Taylor idge Mas
praying for gancd Ia hum the 2rh
May, ie-2 for constructing brushes for des
ing warrs, fH from the expiration Of sad
which nkos place the 2eth day ef May, le56--
ordered The Patent Once
Monday the i2h of M5y al ~ O'Clock and g
heh to and how they have, why said
petition ought 10 be granted
Ole the
pibcs their obj iiops specially f least
beG the day n hea.g all testimony Glrd by either
used said hearing taken transmitted
coance with the rules Of the Office, which will be furnished
application.
The testimony the will the ed ofMsy depo
sitons and other relied upon etinony he filed
the Office be the morning Of the
any. within ten days thereafter,
Ordered ao this he published in the Union, lnrh
feBcer Evening Washington, ID. o. hgus baltimore
PeBns Phdepba, Journal of Commerce. New York,
NJ Pest Boston, Msssachuse week for three
cesye weeks previous the 2 Of May the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commi. siuner Of Patents.
sEditors Of above papers will please copy, and s,nd
their bills The Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Jan ll-IaMlw