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The revenue of the Post Office meets near
ly $l2O00,0O0 of the amount appropriated to
that department.
An APPROPRIATION OF So, 500 was made for
fencing the Marine Hospital at this place.
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DIED:

In this city Yesterday morning. Nsr-h nth ofcroncn-
fEma.ion Of the lungs JAMES MONROE GREER. aged
- years IN onths and ~ days.
isromova TO the will tax. place Saturday
at o'clock. A. 81.
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EO7s VIE JUUilNNL.

TUX EtsE JU1 GTNL.
never 'spired tew be poit. ..t
q neel'Ht tell. 'srose you it'd
Buff thawt there's virtu init
Darn'd il would mt in a niniti
But when you tswk Of dog ratypin.
wehster'srouni and takes delite in;
Dsi or'lye he'll stamp your leeturs.
And ''bAbiE'' tsw. deer lit.le ereeturs. -t
On paper iron sia,s piste,
He'll ok yewr shslier sure as fate.
So ua.ral and 50 to life.
Whenyew'rs away twin fool yewr sife.
novzs-dtf TILESTON's Caller
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~Notiresin this place per line one insertion:
50 cents the three ue 30 cents line week
eouaton longer time.
w. A GENTLEMAS thoroughly acquainted with the
F dry goods and grocery business has had long ex-
rerence in both. is excellent salesman an accom-
pished Book Keeper would like s,u1tioa N which either
or all these qualifications would Re svaalis has
foysrs TO whom he give the hs r.ererees Apply
10 The editor OF the Journal. -ra. Isl fezt-tf
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BRISTOi's sARsAPARIILA.-The Oldest. the
aud the only reliable preparation Of the kind
nAnufaetrT.d 10 highly concentrated form with i'm
maesnef by the uRaosgned who the sole
priat5rs of this preennent for scrola Skin is
general detiiiy. DC. and also of Kemrs Worm
mercury. sold by D. T. Lanrnan Co -. Wholesale Drug
Fi. 50 Water street Nw-lork sndby all rugsiss at oc
per bottle. mh23-IwdIw
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WOOD! wOoDi-orders Tor Wood left a. SAMUEL
yIcKEEY's Will 10 prom ptly allied. feb3
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EGti..s.NE


With large AMI pleasant fer the iNion of
rentemaG and'aly or fvr single emsn be ob,ane
in private aEy. in central location. Apply 1T thi
ofsce. f,li-tr
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.yfEi $40 81
b9.iU9ss iH.
b3,l.Iit-g
TE-gEGo
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NEW PAINT SrsGp
II RENT Or LEASE

FENwO business houses Main between Sd audth
u will be leased Tor Of years, low
plied o., u,h5-st WM REILLY
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NEW ADyERTisEfzENTS.

~ RAT K 80
Ons s1xre Zen lines less tie B0e three times 81
one weeks "a weeks. az 50; month. 81; thre
aontss ,ssx months. $40: one year si5. Discount Of
larger advertisements. Cards of six lines under 81
No ehase Cor marriage death religious notices
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sHsa cases Mems hlsek and eOlsred Wool Hat.

eE n cases Mems Hack and coered Wool Hats;
81 do DO do do
30 cases black and coiored Hats.
- 4 10 do P.l. Ifa,s rs cases Lsghorn Hats:
l = Is do a=s'd col c blk Bonnets. 20 cases sss'd
straw BorEes. is part only CT sock tots lips
Goods, which already receiv d asd 81
puslic prices good terms-Issss give cal
Vine Evansville lad
mh3 j. G.. JEW ELL q 60 f
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EAtzh boz ass'd Hemp oIaniis and grass BED Cor q
q wv so dpz assd Cords: 80 bales Tp
I for sale by fela T.. H.COOK SON.
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Disfinguis n ed cOnyicts.

We recently copied paragraph from a Liver
pool paper, describing a remarkable set Of CON
victs abOut TO he sent from England 10 Western
Australia Among the convcts Sir John Dean
raul; strain { Bates, the fraudulent bankers; Rob
son the Crystal Palace forger; Redpatl, who com
mtttd the fOrgeries ON the Great Northern Rail
way Company; and Agar, who committed the great
gold robbery On the Southeastern Railway. The
notorious bank forger, BaIrster seward, alias Jem
tho pennan. the pu:trr up O; all the great robbie
ries in the metropolis fOr the last twenty years,
also goes out i'll the same ship.
1t must be admitted that ro-ues of every degree
meet their deserts i'll England Ih" administration
OF criminal Justice in that country does not respect
persons Neither rank nor wealth are there per
mtted to screen a man who has degraded himself
10y crime. In the United States, ON the contrary
the punishment of rich criminal is the exception
not the rule. There no greater worshIppers OF
wealth than the English but ManImon does not
reign in the Temple of Justice. One cause Of the
prevalence of crime in this country, is no doubt
the laxity and inequality in the administration of
he
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sean To Mr.. E. BAKER.-Dear Sir: |

justice 10 yourself, and persons who may be similarly
afflicted permit Inc to cite instance Of the remark
able qualities of your PREMIUM BlTTERs. / had
used them until recently, but my wifi. having
been affected with nervous affection, and disorder
cd stomach, for the past ten or twelve year, used
every Means ia my power restore her to health
She WAS under the constant treatment of 1--WE or six
able PHI eicans, but no relief could be had. then
several certificates Of the remarkable cures made
by your BIrrERs. | persuaded my wife Ia try them,
she did so,and in little time she began recover
pidy Not only her nervous affection and d-Ordered
stomach were removed. but her general health n
better now than IL has been for many years. | am
now uslng, and shall always continue TO your
BrrERs. write this in justice to yourself and for
tho benefit of others who are similarly afflicted.
Your nbdt sv't, THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE.
Richmond June q, lS57.
These RfsrgRs be had of all the principal Drug.
gists in this city and elsewhere in thls state ~
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The Presbyterians.

The following paragraph from the WASHINGTON
Star appeared III our paper yesterday une of th.
Committee of the Presbyterian church, who ha.
the matter Of the arrangements for the Conventions
i'll hand, informs us that it is entirely incorrect
The paragraph reads
st. Louis, Mo; Wilmington, Del; Baltimort
Nd Nashington,D C.; all cities in slayeholbirv
States, will not be represented in tho Presbyterian
Convention called by the srC,,iers from IN. ,;-n..
raj Assembly TO meet at kichmund. In. Fresh,
teries oi Clinton, Miss; tnion liolstou Del -
l0uis, Mo- are either for INDEPENDENCE or for goin
TO the Old School, or for nur,-ac ton bur aiIn.7
wholly against the project Of II new section,I A.
eenby" $50
one OF the Committee states that they have r, .
ceived letters from a large number of p,I.s,,,.
from the i'reshytcres OF IIol-ton, Union. Kings,o,
New River, In last Tennessee; KichIspd in u..,
Tenn Harmony Presbytery, in Kentucky n.a,.
Preshytery, in Missouri; the Pre-hytery of H..
District, and from all the rrcshyteries in VIRGINIA
The Preshytery of Lexington, south in Mis.issi,,;
have appointed delegates who will no d,pb, ,,,.
tend. 1he prospect Of having a large and imnos
Ing convention, says one OF the Committee. ia f,,
beyond the expectations Of most of the friends OF
The movement, Notwithstanding, the gloomy vati
cinations oil those who opposed to it,
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tn. Nav York Tribune's anti-tobaoco articles
have a very English twsng. The same abuse Of
IN. ..nastiness" Of Americans; the same "unsavo-
rx- sdIectIves: the same stcrcotyred slang about
.ei,hx and offensive stimulant." Oh, Bull, Bull.
THAT a f,ne fellow thou wouldst be. with little
r,o,s .oIeration and consistency; Why Is tobacco
mara ..ofen.iye" than snuff or than the old pest
with which the English gentleman regales himself
.y,cr dinner. or the gin which the lower classes
,mbibe more freely than waterl Can you get
drunk on tobaccoi Did any man ever commit rob
bery arson, murder, or any other crime. under its
ineuences Why then should beer, gin and wine
suzrIinx nation exhaust itself in cursng tobacco,
the moet innocent stimulant that mankind who
always have had, and always will have, stimulant
Of some sort have ever employed! Above all, why
should England go int a fit Of hystercal morality
over tobacco, which puts into her own oxchequer
about i've millions of pounds sterling, or twenty
Eve n. liions Of dollars year,
For sbout three centuries all the world have
been u.ng tobacco; savage and civilized, saint and
sinner. have been smoking and chewing this abom-
jpxble weed. And where have been its destructive
consequences, Take up King James Counter
blast against tobacco and see how all history has
given the lie to his nonsenscai predictions. Mr..
Lane Of the most learned of Oriental scholars,
says that the Mahommedan natives of Western
Africa had been, In spite of their religion, clandes-
tine topers; but that by the substitution OF coffee
ia the middle of the fifteenth century, and still
more Of tobacco in the beginning of the sixteenth,
for wine and spirits, they have ever since become
decently temperate. The London Examiner says it
has not the least doubt that tobacco tea and Coffee
have contributed much to the sobriety of the ma
tions Of Europe, The monarchists and political
economists Of England, and of their New York
mouth piece, the Tribune. ought therefore to be
more cautious ia their abuse Of a commodity that
has produced such effects. As TO tobacco making
O man pale gaupt and scraggy We beg to ask, with
out intending any personal discourtesy, whether
that is the reason of the lankness and tcnuity of
tho philosophical shadow which presides over the
New York Tribune'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
f6y TorrY's SUPERIOR TONIC BrrTEBs

RE- ToTTY's SUPERIOR TONIC BITTgBs.
These Btters are tonic. stomsehic and aromatic. ans
will be found to excel apy now in us~. PREPARED
from purely re0etdts remedies, posserspy the power
10 cure disease without injury 20 tho h>dih " eones
tuition. They are highly recommended ior the cure
~ dvspepsln a0u, and fersr cholic cramps N, to-
mach and boscsls and general deoiy, tancOT
LolOn,ss If spirits didTrh0d, &C.
Persons whose systems have become deranged By
imprudent eating drinking, will find these bitters
quick and excellent restorative.
Neatly put up in pint bottles. None genuine with
out the Autograph Of the Proprietor. and the fac
sine Of his ignature upon each bottle. Full direo-
tions accompany each bottle. Price SOC.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail By b. ".
TUTTY No. l03 Cary street, Richmond, Va
81 A liberal discount 20 the trade.
au I3--d2w6sw2w
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CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. II.
The city is OVERLOOKING with strangers Just now
The delegates to the convention number about
1000, aud their reception ROOM on Cav streets pre-
sentsa lively during the receees of the body
The hotels have about twice ae nxfny IN them ~
they can accommodate, aud am afraid food will
become scarce If the throug remains much longer
one hotel hash had butter for three DAYS and could
not procure it at any price.
Some OF the delegates having q gay time
dancing AT night can make up for the thousand in
cohVenlencies they undergo in sleeping and eating
llcre are large number of ladies here from the
lar south, who make the hotel parlors glitter at
night, with jewelry and smiles, and by showing
their pretty faces in the gallery in the day, render
The tedious proceedings pportahie.
The convention spent almost the whole OF the
first day AMI apart of the next in discussing the
prOpriety of admitting tho reporters OF Northern
presses. As the result shows the whole time lost
goes for nothing. This bad beginning, and the linn
tied accommodations here, dishcartened great
mnuv Last night ~ Of the Virginia delegation
returned home and visiting the hotels tonight,
,ee preparations for the stampede OF mnch larger
number of other delegations.
hall which ctlst the citizens of Knoxville S10aO
will bs gwen the convention on Friday night.
send you a list Of the delegates from Virginia
whore names registered:
yKaINIA--M NJ Bnrwell, j England, ] Jones "
r Arnold, q Bramblc, ID Is Chatwood, T. Calhoun,
W " Bragg, X Branch, II o Britton c Il fond,
4 q Catch, } Gaddess. W Harrison, ] VI Jarvis
W johnson, A j Leavenworth, c Ii Town ] l.
Mum, A Mcdonald. q Lewton, ; q Reid 4 A uucL
en- h Is Dcane, Jr., III B kcarlun, W VI Semule 4
; smith, 7 TnSley, W King, j r Todd 4 4
Todd. h Valentine White, T. Watkins q
williamson j IL Wilson, A J Barnes, q VI Rain Jr
g Iiatton, J Holiday, Cooke l. Cp Cowper,
J Csrcw, X j Eckles, ID ID Fiske, W c Flournoy
VI W Fisher, Fuqna 4 0rier, T NJ t;rrenway
W Griffith, l. Griffith, " Grice, d Griffith. A
Garland T Gale " r Grinith, II c Gibhnns :
Gootison. j Goguty, q A Gallaher J + Heath
AL Hill, u Henderson, y A Hatton T Innt Jr
re b iienrltze, Il T Hardy, I IIaggard, J II
Johnson' i Jones, ID Kelly, II A Lessuge. VI
Lamb, q 7 Iitrhfeld, " IL Iemorin N Wror,
Morris, b Minor, X Pryor,A d Kelly. IN
Niles, Nicmeycr, A Simmonds, d ] Lamar i
II Walker. j 7 = Boisscau + I, Lumfnrd n r pi.,a.
II smith Cofling, Dunn. IL Archer. Al
Barnes, Anderson, j Anderson W Barbus
Brown, X Biggs, Pate, J REYNOLDS "
Rowland, Jr., X Hicks, T Scott, J Schoolneld. r.
y, Starke; l. Smith, W II shom, 7 Tabb, /
"eoo, Wells, LWhite, DIS Watson, Z NJ Watts,
bohsal, Ill Webb Young, Lyons, X
Brown, VI Brooks, W II Briggs
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The ElectiOns.

NORTH CARoLINA.--We learn that tn. official ma
jority for shaw, Democrat for Congress- in the Isl
District Of North Carolina, is ascertained by tn,
convention of sherifs to be htty-Str. Gimer i,
therefore the only American elected in the STATE
His majority is about 100. Al great reduction upon
the majority Of keid, American, who formerly re
presented the District. The Delegation stands s>rer
Democrats, one American, as follows:
1st Dist. Henry NJ. shaw, Dem
End Thomas iiuin,
3rd Warren NIuslow,
4th l.. q, Is. Branch,
9TH John A. Gilmer, American.
9th Alfred NJ. Scales, jr, Dem.
7th Burton Crage,
sth Thomas l.. Iiingman,
TExAs.-No doubt the democratic candidates for
State officers and for Congress, all of whom are
elected, are AS follows, viz:
Governor-Hardin X. KunneIs.
tenant-guyernOr-FrancI X. Lubbock
Land Once Observation-Disclosures NJ. " hite
Congress-H eBtern DlstriCt-tiuy NJ BRYAN
Du Eastern District-John IL. Reagan.
ina has resulted as follows
lot district, James Stalworth dem; ID district.
Z. D. Shorter, dem; sd district James r. DowCell
dem. @th district, sydney Moore, dem, IA yaiuE
18th district, heo :. Houston, dem; 9th district
v. IL. ". Cobb, dem; 9TH district, j. l.. NJ Curry,
dem.
a majority Of one IN the Kentucky Senate Thir-
teen oil that party held over and they nave elected
seven, maklng twenty; while only six democrats
held over, making with thirteen they have elected
but nineteen ihe democratic MAJORITY in thu,
house Is eighteen, and on joint ballot seventeen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ma To THE EDIToR OF THE DIspAToH-

Ha To THE EDITOR OF THE DISPATCH
DEAR SIR: In a notice of warrant by the Seaer Of
Weights and Measures, 10 recover fees from Tobacco
Inspectors for sealing the scales the warehouses
il states that 1.-The law under which the Sealer acts
has had SO many constructions put upon it that il
has given general dissatisfaction TO all parties In
tobacco factories where manufacturers scales for
testing the amount of work made 10y their hirelings
weights to the legal test" If your informer had
been as DESTROYS of arriving at the facts ~ it would
anpar he is To embarra5s the Seaer in the execution
of his duties by placing proposition before the
public which has not occurred during the period OF
my service, he would have been informed that no in
stance has occurred wher" have refused to test the
scales in tobacco factories used for testing the
of work made by their hirrlings The law on the
subject being ambiguous preferred not acting upon
it; therefore the bringing the above proposition be-
fore the public irrelevant 10 the warrant spoken
of. Very respectfully, -
RICHD u. SANXAY,
ofW WEIGHTS and MpAHurpN
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A ROYAL HNRDRESsRR.-Mr. Isodore. the Queens
coiGer, who receives $4,000 year for dressing her
Majestys hair twice a day, had gone to London in
the morning. meaning torcturn to Windsor in time
for toilette but arriving at the station just
five minutes too late. and the train depart with
ont him. His horror was great, as he knew hi.
want of punctuaity would deprive him of his
place: SO he was obliged to take special train;
and the establishments, feeling the importance OF
his business, put on extra steam, and whisked him
the eighteen miles in eighteen minutcs.--Rdikce'S
Journal.
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On the morning OF the 18th inst, at 9cloctn,
JOHN RICHARD son Of John and Ann Mcdowell
q yed 10 months and } days. c,,
The funeral will take place from tho Baptist Cnurch'
Port Mayo, Rockets, THIS MORNING, AZ ~ cIo -;
the friends and acaraintances of the family are ~
yited to attend without further invitation
On Thursday morning. 18th inst. THOs ". fA IN
Robt. b. and Virginia VI. Farquhar. and grandson OF
The ". Parquhar, Sr.
The friends of the family invited to attend ny
funeral from his Crandfafhers residence, on french
Garden Hill. this SATURDAY evening, at iou'
o'clock. A. n,,..,.
ES- Philadelphia. New York and New oriesh'
papers please copy.
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se,grCAycrns AND TUTORS CyRyp WITH

oU7 CUrrISd.-DR VI. KAHN. lat. Of Philadelphia,
respectfully Offers his services the citizens sna the
public generally. for the cure OF Cancers Tumura,
M"uid-, Blotchc- and all diseases Of the skin. lie
ran also cure Secret Diseases
He can hr fOund at his Office Opposite the Clifton
Hnus+ from 10 4. NJ to =. NJ
Recommendations can Re seen ON application.
my
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rur ct rCTroy N KANSAS.

At. LOUIS Aug. 1.-THE Kansas correspondent
of the Democrat says that Judge Cane has puoisnca
tisl preiminary to the right of voting The sherln
of Douglas county has given notice Of hi, intsm,
ton 70 ioIiect the taxes In a recent speech, Lane
announced the existence of an organization ol
stated that the number would bc increased 10
TWENTY-FIVE thousand.
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ReS@PREsH LEECHRs.--I have just re-
oeived, by Adams Express, q fresh lot OF Swedish
LEHCHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P.S-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel And at
nv 25-ts r. c. HoBS0N.
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Hq- GENERAL DEBiITY.-For general debility. loss
of appetite. nervous affection and darrhua We have
never any medicine that even approached RI,
KgRs PREMIUM BiTrERs Within the past month we
have had occasion To this tonic in n variety
of cases, and have found it possess all the yrtne.
ascribed to by the thousands who have taken il for
dyspepsia and been cnr~l hut the most remark able
instance Oh Its efhcacy, was in case of chs and f.
Sers. A lady in this city, who was in very delicate
health was taken with agnes late in June and physi-
clans Of emcnce called in to prescribe for her.
The usual remedies seemed to derange her system so
much that she dispensed with them and resorting to
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs was entirely cured before
she had taken the second bottle. Wecommend them
to the suffering, possessing great virtue. 1t
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RECOVERY OF AN ABANDONED VESSEL.

SYDNEY. C. b., "Wednesday, Aug. II, lco'-ihe
French war steamer Ardent, on the 9TH inst, fell
in with and towed into St Pierre, brigantine
timberlaien, having the British flag at half-mast
She had no boats. and no papers were found In her
IIer name anneared TO be WOrklngton.
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AND BEAUTIFYL CONPLExIOS-CRn be acquired hy
using the "Bfm Qfd thousand F7o,rrrs." What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse of a die
greeable breath. when, by using hte BALM or A
THUUSASD RLO~ERs' ~ dentrifice, would not only
render il sweet. but leave the teeth vts alahas-
teri Many persons do not know their breath IL bad
and the subject il delicate their friends will
mention it. Beware of cOuntertets. BE sure each
bottle is signed RRrKlDGE 60.
For sale by all Druggists New York.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
NH ll--eod6m Agents for Richmond.
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LATER FROM MINNESOTA.

sr. PAUL. Min, Monday. Aug. 10. 1851 he
publican Constitutional Convention touay PaSssu
annointment of Conference Committee, to agree
upon Constitution to be submitted to the people.
This resolution was rejected by the Democratic
on Saturday, but they VIII proDapiy
rasS
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ss-AN NEW ARTICLE Is now BEING rseD in the MAJ

ayy-A NEW ARTICLE Is SOW BEING USED In the man
facture Of medicine. namely; gums, of which, are
reliably informed DIR. SANFORD LIVER lNyIGoR TOR
i. wholly composed. These gums said 10 he the
most powerful articles To act torpid inactive
liver that i now known to physicians, and yet il,
their combination i'll the inyiGOratOr they are a.
harmless us can be; even for the smallest child it
may be administered with perfect safety and great
benefit.
Ladies of seentary habits find great benefit by it,
USE " lille those vino sick and dvbltated, or lack
yigor and energy, cannot find snrcr, safer AMI
speedicr remedy than the lSvIG0RAToR. Parents adj
minister il to their children Nth safety ami sucrc4,
for worms, bowel and summer complaint, cholera
ufautum and arrangements which children are N, =.
ect to- while nvalils and all who are troubled with
LIVER COMPLAINT Of any kind, find a sure relief in
this the invalid's friend-f Portland Jo"rnoI
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, anu ADIE & GRAY,
agents for Richmond. au l5-dEc2w
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THLHoRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
= FROM WASHINGTON

wasHxdToN, Aug I4.-Our Government wiz y. :
auestionably object TO the reported transfer " III
Nicaragua transit route to Costa Rlca' nn, sa55
Jones' now in San Jose, was espeetai'y in..i w.
10 represent the views Of the administrator on
this subject which are known to be entireiy "n-
verse TO such policy x;.;,.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs sne4, ~ 80
the Northwest TO make treaties Win 'hs MY
and Pawnee tribes.