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coon ExrUsE FORA SPRgE-There has been a acourt
martial naval going on on board the L. 5 ship Cum
berand, at the Massachusetts, Navy Yard. The gist of
the matter seems to be- says the Charleston Adver-
tisar that the gallant Lieutenant on trial who is Il
gentleman generally respected, got news from a
distant city by telegraph that he had become .pa
and IN the exuberance of manly pride. he invited
his friends on board the ship, where they had q
merry time. In the midst of it, il seems thew were
Interrupted ty the appearance of Capt Missroon Il
Vory strict temperance man, who forthwith ere
ported his Lieutenant. Capt. Missroon offered TO
withdraw the charge, but the accused insisted upon
being heard hy trial OF course he ought to be and
will be acquitted.
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Maurice Retsch. the well known German artist
whose illustrations Of Goethe and other poets are
celebrated, has just died at the age of II years
Spider bites can be cured, it is said, by wettine
tho place with cold water, fast 1t absorbs oi
dries up.
Nathaniel Hawthorne, q. {. consul at Liverpool
viii spend the coming winter in Italy.
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DRAWBACK on SUGARs.-The Secretary Of the Trea
sury has had for some time under advaement
the drawback allowed upon hard refined sugars
exported to foreign ports, the old figure Of &c per
ID. not being fair allowance at the current rates
Of raw sugar. The New York Express learns that
tho decision has been given, and the allowance
raised to 2l%c
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IhE UNIVERSITY OF CHIcAGo-On the 4th inst the
corner stono of the University of Chicago was laid
with appropriate ceremonies The institution il IA
De built by the Baptists Of Chicago, on land given
for tho purpose by :. A. Douglas who is the .Pres
usht OF the Board of Trustees Subscriptions to
the amount OF 3l15000 have been obtained The
sum Of 100000 was raised in Chicago The institu
ton Will go into operation the coming autumn
under the direction of President and one Pro
feSsoT.
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LOCAL MATTERs

CRY CouScIL.--A regular month,v ,naa,
ing of the Council was held in the CDu,.;,
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, Aessrs sanaadass
! Roddey, Glnzcbrook, Denoon Whi.fsIs Iaahuers' a
fiill fIaskins Dimmock being presentIfs.,en
len, Grattan, Robinson, Millspaugh and Grstter h
/ ing absent. oe-
| fstitioa.-A communication from Mr.. par.o.
Johnston, relative TO division fence betvee, IN
farm and Oak Wool Cemetery, was referred 10 The
| committee on that Cemetary.
haHHing Fsnce.-An appropriation Of $50 was
made to run fence in the rear Of No engine
house, toprotect the city property.
BlTldihg a Ciarsrt.-Ths City Engineer was au-
thorzed to contract for the construction of the cuI-
vert on lst street and up the alley between Broad
and Marshall streets from LIST to Adams street as
authorized by the City Council last year, the city
PayihS only the appropriated sum of S4S1 5c--ths
contractor taking entrances 10 the amount of
sft 90 as prescribed by ordinance for the balance
the eulyert being, when built city culyert after
le sald contractor shall have received the entrance
ices Tor that amount.
Spap Boifng.-The Council aunointed snsciaI
IoLnnlttee OF hve, consisting of Mes.rs Haskins
noauey, Dimmock, dlazebrook and Whitfield with
ti Us mons 10 examine into and report whether
ave M 'lIiartorles OF soap and candles in this city
ar VI whether any Of them are. nuisances-ma-
nnsa SCI q als s1olt as to each manufactory, and
; ,eel US l" those if any. which NAV now he
nah such alterations and improvements
may not De made as to remove the same
Hec4"0y ton'mitse.-0n motion n comInittea of
n'e was appointed to revise the ordinances in
hection with the Mayor. ~ ''i
vo apgTa,ser tas @ and heas'Wer-Capt. pimmock pre-
ssnted an ordinance appointing an Apprsiser and
E:ra el, n which was read and laid upon the tabIe
on t IRE ~ Dpart'aent-A report from the Committee
the tabia aI department. was presented and laid on
absent VI the committee being
fr the hePoft-The report of the CITY Gaurer
past SIX months ending the 1st of july was
- Ieerteu ana read The report shows tb r.s,;. %
" pe lor tnat time $1l9S 80 e'op''
rsnnrts -" neos"ers Report.-The Grain Measprsr
s5S1 33. 0 P's' SIX months to be
On motion, the Council adjourned
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COMMITTED FOR STEALING A H4BLE.--A rather
"seedy" looking individual, csEtiHs himself Isaac
Ednondson, arrested in Mau export, Ind, on
Friday last, for stealing BHfe n ON the United
Brethren Church, and in default OF 800 bail he was
committed t0 jail This IN the tfstrd tiane during
the last three years that shis nai idusl has stolen
this Bible L0tuseiuf Jo,. nal
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IMPROVEMENT or ISDIASs.-The editor of the Dal
las lie1as) Herald who has just returned from q
visit to the Lower BraZos Reservation where he
had favorable opportunity of witnessing the
working of the policy adopted by the Government
OF colonizing the Texas Indians, says that this DO
Icy has succeeded beyond the most sangune hopes
In the Lower Reserve, there are bands of some
eight or ten tribes, among others the Wacoes, Ca.
does, Tankaways, Tiwakanays Keeches Anariar
Goes, Ionies, &c. They settled in villages have
built comfortable huts and wigwanIs, and are cul
tIVatins corn and wheat
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G0ING AT in the Hastings
Court, yesterday, DIR. J. Lewis Dorsett was fined
80 and costs for permitting his slave Bowser to go
at large If the city had $40 for every slave going
at large within her limits, her finances would be
far easier than at present. Hundreds Of negroes
hire their own time, and just as much free il
they had the certificate Of the Court
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TRAGEDY IN NBN ORLEASs-On the evening Of the
ith inst sad domestic tragedy Was enacted at the
corner of Trome and Hospital streots 1t appears
that Mrs Schumacher, u widow woman, about forty
hTe years Of age who kept u cake and confection
airy store at tho corner indicated had for some years
Deen lyln8 on terms of intimacy with Antoine krep
pei, German baker, and that, on condition that
she paid him s. 900 he had agreed to marry her
on FRIDAY Afternoon, when baking a batch Of bis
cults, Antoine neglected them SO that they were
burned, and when the widow learned how careless
he had boon, she rated him soundly for his neglect
lover quarrel then ensusd which lasted all niq
and the next day. As the evening Of the glorious
Fourth approached, Antoine seemed more than
usually moody and moroSH, and suddenly arising
from seat which he had been occupying for 4 quar-
tor OF an hour, he ssiz6d knife and commenced q
murderous assault upon the widow. She ran and
screamed, and he pursued her across the street
5tul stabbIng her whenever she came within the
reach of his vengetul arm.
At length she fell with no less than alerep
wounds in her body several of which were mortal.
and as she did ~ he turned the weapon on himself
and with one stab in his side and another in his
abdomen fell beside her and together the blood of
the murderer and his victim flowed in one common
stream. The widow was conveyed to her residence
where she died in the course of Il few hours and
hreppel was taken to the Charity Hospital 1t il
thought that he will recover; but escaping the fate
OF suicide he Will have to stand before the courts
murderer, for when on the way to the hospital he
declared repeatedly that the act had been coutem-
plated Tor mOnths.-ItCdYtins If 6h
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nRY GOODS ATREDUCED PRICES

~ In order to make room for our next fall stock,
which . importsiirec from Europe, twhere one Of
our firm is now making purchased We have made
great reductions in the prices Of a our goods esi-
ally laalies' Dress Goods Embroiferies White Goods
We have on hand large stock Of Housekeeping
Goods such as Marseilles CounterpSnes, FURNITURE
ems Drapery Muslin, Bleached and Brown Sheetings
and Shirtings.
Our stock Of mems and boys wear, viz Plain and
Fancy Linen Drilling, Cassmeres and MarseIlief
Sestings s much better than generally FOR the sea
son. j. 4 NJ ROSRSBAUM,
Jy l3 Iq9 Broad street.
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~ his Office 20 the third house. South Of Trinity
thuIgh, south sid" and about one hundred yards be
'7 The Exchange Hotel Dr. + continues 10 treat NIL
pEilc and 1ou0rTh0,ai comp plants; and having had
mngh practice in - limo fatter4 hinlselfthat Ae can
-c" ccry general satisfaction. call from those in
t"o-toi i. solicited
ur Z ai- uUse- and vrnds one of tho best restora-
i'"- ftheul"a Extract # French Flowers for con-
stitrtI. nal weakness, ever offered 70 tho public.
DEF may be consulted COundentially by letter, OF
'thnrR. Medicines securely pack % and sent TO
4ar, lu almost any direction
u,b-r hours from A. NJ. till 4. VI. FrankliH
tI'-t, HoHT the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
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CoROyER.-The Hastings Court have
appointed friday next as the time for recommend
ing to the Governor a suitable person to fll the
once Of Coroner, made vacant by the resignation
Of Nr. I. W. Keesee
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.-Ned Lee, free
negro charged with stealing clothes Of the value OF
500 from George Il. Doherty. on the 2Sth Of June.
WAS tried by the Hustings Court for the offence, yes
terday morning, found guilty aud sentenced to the
convict of the Penitentary when he stole the goods
and as this Is his third sentence, he will 20 10
the State prison for life
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hoi,ars ns H.'st Al DISASTER ON LAKE wrySEBAGo-The
yoirors OF the steamboat Berlin City running ON
Berlin %splodsS ods wi5sonsin between Oshkosh and
last, when near Butts des Morts o.ss on esearuay
@ an TO pieces Four persons were killed ontright
capt Brown OF Berlin. the engineer and w. s,h
81 men IN about three minutes after the exulo.
sion she sunk in about eight feet of water 'AP'>-
The Berlin City was racing with the etc.,.
Pearl at the time, and the latter was abou, ~
| rods ahead of her when the explosion occurred ''n
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PRETTY PAIR-Last Sunday NIGHT aho,

IeI It 4f1lN' I1''V F7Nt1S1tIJ N III RtkIVUt
twilight, row in rancho near Bacon Quarter
Branch disturbed the peace and brought the police,
when oh. what sight-there stood at the door the
famous John Knight, all covered in gore. They
very soon saw, i'll violation of all law that John
had had fight with the famous Susan Wright, and
that in the set-to he found it more than he could
do to save his ugly pug" from being fattened by
the jug, which susan i'll whim had thrown with
wondrous vim, and with such deadly aim him
for life to main. OF course the two were grabbed
and choused into a cab to be taken OFF 10 jail,
where they now aAait good bail. Such creatures
are fit only for chain gangs and work houses, and
| the sooner they sentenced the better for the
community in which they live.
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SALE OF STAMPS In PHILADELPHIl-Tba sxle of
postoice stamps appears to be active in Philadel-
phia. During the three months ending June 3Oth
the number Of stamps and stamped envelopes sold
at our postoffice follows Three cent stannI
l,l65,000; one cent stamps. 60O,00U three cent en-
vslopes, 10000. Total ,gl5,OOO
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AChANCE FOR SPIRITs.-Mr James J. Jarvies a well
known citizen of Boston, has offered reward of S5O
to any medium who shall disclose the means by
which spiritual phenomena are produced, so that lie
any of ordinary intelligence and phi steal po
wer shall be able to produce the same.
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>, PosToFFIcE MATTEEs.--A new postoffice Is estab-
Ghed Gshed at Francscos Mills, Craig county, Va, and
uarner Francisco appointed postmaster
10 hll vacancies created by designations Thomas
fo"ier is appointed postmaster at Mouth of Indian
hunroe county, vice Thos B. Fowler Frank Dick.
Iuaa Is appointed postmaster at Manchester, Ches-
terneld county, Va. vice R. Dirklnan dncensnd
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL. -

SPEClAL. TO CLOSE SUMMER
- DRESS GOODS.-From this ,Iay wa offsr orr
aud cash buyers generally our entire stool
:. ofNlSG ana SUNdER DRESS Goops and Vi 1STrI n ~
at yer! low prices to close them out before the
nLe determined not to carry Dress Goods over
rom one season to another if low prices will prevent
Whlch, We hayea good assortment) as very chenp
ts ana Jaconets good colors, from l0c to 25c
@ /, a'soi tleeht BtraSe Robes; do. DO Jaconet
1uu MuSiln do; few Silk Robes very cheap; Summer
Dress Silks do, dol Plain and Printed Beroges com
nehGlnS at l25ac. Striped and Plaid Ginghams gnnI
ana fancy Mantillas, from - cts to Si5 grsaty re-
uuceu ID prlce; great bargains in parasols
iaoo w P: PERKINS & Co,
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ACCIDENT TO ABIsHOP---Bishop Oslin made u mar
row escape from death OH the 4th. In going from
Powderhorn TO Lavsca, in q sasl vessel be was
knocked overheard by the boom. and was in the
water nearly twenty minutes, alth ,ough he cannot
swim. lie was finally rescued i'll an insensible
condition, aud suffered good dea. afterwards from
the effects of the arfideat
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CHILD KILLED Br a SSAKE-The Lansing Mich
journal says that Monday last infant child Of
Mrs Flagsy, living in the eastern part of that vii
laBe, while sitting the floor in the house during
the temporary absence of its mother. was attacked
and bitten several times by Massasauga snake.
and with such fatal effect TINT il died on TnesdaY
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DR.. WEBSTER, wit and celebrated preacher, was
fond of drop of caret. A friend, on whom ne had
called one day, said he would give him treat and
produced bottle of the doctors hvorise wine adj
ding that il was upwards of fifty years old Being
only pint bottle, the doctor took it lovingly in his
hand, and said, Dear me- but it's uneo little o. its
agen
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NiFIL DoCKEr.-Persons having busi-
he-s at the Hastings Court. other than criminal.
a.sIsa9 attend there Tomorrow morning at 10
0'A' Us the Civil Docket will then ha takan I'M
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. % 8pposite the Eyrhanae RarL,
BARGAINS EXTRAORDIN Vary IN

EXLINV-II-Nt0 I4-N IlAV II y 7 Y 4 K I IN
- DR1 GOODS-We are still selling off at and be-
low cost and viii continue TO do for short period
only. Our stock OF goods is still much larger than
desirable, and consists mostly of such goods which
are most desirable for the season. We will sell them
at prices TO suit purchasers 500 dozen Linen Cambria
Hdkfs, from low to fine qualities; 100 dozen Towels
ID dozen D2lnask Table Cloths, all sizes $40 pieces
" hlte tanhrICs, JaConets and Swiss Muslins: 200
pieces Check Muslms, Striped and Plaid do $40 do
nlie irish Linens De Beges, Lustres 2D0 dozen Gents
Linen Bo>oms anu Printed Border Hdkfs; 1910 Ladies
lotion tioTe; 70 pieces Black Silks very cheap 1000
SWISS Bands. Cambria and Muslin Edgings-and a
S4 Sit4t lhal{ other goods which We closing out
without a limit as to prices.
re. iteHemper you must call early, rs we soon will
close Tor the season.
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DOUGLAS JERROLD-The Liverpool Mercury says
that Mr. Douglas Jerrod did not die in poverty "a
has been supposed. Shortly before death he had
insured his life for E25O0; he was besides saving
man, and his widow, il is stated, will have in
come OF ttOQ year. Tho drams tic performance
which MIR. Charles Dickens and his confreres are
about to give is meant Us token of kindly remem-
brance.
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RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT ACcpkSFs-It annaars
from list of the most serious railway accidents
excepting those resulting from the Carelessncss OF
passengers) which have occurred in the United
States or its immediate vicinity during the first
six months of the present year, that forty lives
have Ibeen lost and ninety mine persons wounded
on railroads, and .ixty-one killed and twenty
wounded by steamboat accidents
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FOUND GUILTY.-John Hix, slave to p.
b. Jones, was found guilty by the Hastings Court,
yesterday, OF stealing gold watch from tieorge T.
Dehsrty, but no sentence was passed upon him. the
Court reserving their decision until this morning.
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DEGREES CoSFERRED.-At the late commencement
Of Kenyon College, the degree of D. d. was con,
ferred on w. y. pendeton, of Lexington. Va The
degree of LII d. was conferred on Professor James
b. Hocomb, of the University of Virginia and the
Hon. Bellamy Storer, of Cincinnati.
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SrEALING.-Flora, slave, in the ser
vice of A. A. Krischmann, was convicted before the
Mayor, yesterday of stealing confections frem her
master. and subjected to that process Of hide tan
ming so commonly resorted TO at the Valley Inn.
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House. Observation-Disclosures Rizene

HOUSE Observation-Disclosures Rizener,
James Gill, James Toombs and Patrick Gallaher
four boys, were examined before the Mayor yester
day the charge Of breaking into Gronwald's gun
store on the 18th Of November last, and stealing
therefrom several pistols valued at $40. Two o
the witnesses saw Risener when he broke the win
dow and took the pistols, and recognized the other
prisoners being in company with him at the
time.
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COTT0N Go0Ds.-The Steam Duck Cotton Mill at
Rockport having large surplus of goods on hand,
has suspended operations for the present. If cotton
arrival from Liverpool that il firm at Is and II
cents per pound, do not see what is TO prevent
the cotton mills suspending, unless there is cor
responding rise in the manufactured articles which
cannot be expected long the markets are full,
and the demand light.-Neaoburypor Herald.
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Tue Pacific SQUADRoN.--Captain Long has re
ceived orders to relieve Capt. Mervne as comman
der of the Pacific Squadron He will go out in the
Merrimac, at Boston. which vessel will, We un
derstand, receive her sailing orders in about six
weeks. Her officers are ordered to report 1st proX
imn.
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;oo W. 2. PERKINS 4 Co,
W. No. l4l Eagle square
80 ONO DOLLARS STAPLE AM

M HM DOLLARS STAPLE AND
U,oOO FANCY DRY GOODS, AT COST, FOR
CASH TO close out the entire stock. Immense sacr
nce OF Dress Goods, Of all kinds at about half their
torner value. 200 elegant Bsrage Robes. from S37.
70 tile hheSt goods imported; Hosiery Gloves Tiss
grenadines; Bonnets; Ribbons; Gin9hams; Diapers
MuSlns; Mantilas; Gilt Cornces; ;Sks Hkfs; Gloves
d. Lalnes Quilts; Camhrics. Also, $1,000 wors
Woolen Carpets of all prices. qualities and colorinQs
rare chance is offered to consumers to supply then"
selves at unprecedented low prices. A large lot o.
Bleached Cotton, from 6]a cts. and upwards; New
at 6'4c ard wide fast coli Lawns at 614c regular
price l21ac; 100 pair white Cotton Hose, at ole
usual price l2t2c; large assortment Of Mems and
Boys Wear; Servants Goods: Flannel,. fine Bad
Blankets. ~ ~
Blu! ers will do well to call and examine the great
est sacrihce III Dry Goods ever made in this market
G. A GWATkIN
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=ENPLosIvE SuGAR--M Bequerel and n. Lenor
ment of Paris, both distinguished as chemists
have recently produced detonating powder by dis
solving loaf sugar in strong sulphuric acid, and
then drying the product. 1t is stated TO be as OK
plosiye as guncotton, but is not suitable for mus
kcts rifles, on account of its great rustins or
oXXdising aualities.
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MY rs nAIIES.

JeHN W. DAVIES,
=, ry.LFR II AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
qtERlR. BROWN STONb AND Il GRANITE,
YAiS srSsrT. BETsfYN ArsA A<sPS& &s!s
MONUMENTS. TONES. hkAD FlkCtSt
,---e.nf Size Pr3nt. v ludow and Door Slls, &c.
-ag ,irounLs enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail
- FTr.t prenliuIn awarded by tss Mechanics In
.f,-,n ard Agricultural society st Virginia.
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WILLIAM HURLEY, BANKER,
~ y MAJ. 81, opposite ths ~. Charles HoteJ,
Rishaond Va
y,a.ey . Domestic EAChnn4e, Cocurrent BANK
tvs.. description
LIAp WARRANTS boush asd sold.
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CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
p Dealers for Cash

DARGAINS.-We have determined to
II sell our stock Of Summer Goods. at prime cost,
and invite all in want of cheap goods to call early
stock consists in part Of this following Black and
c0lored silk Robes; Greuadine and BcTege Robes;
plain Grenadines and Bera9e-; Jaconets, Organdier
and Lawns; French and English Prints; White and
colored Linen Drills Satteons and CottOuades for
boys Table Damasks and Table Cloths; Sheetin2
ShiItngs and many other articles, in which bargains
may be had, by calling at -
PARKER, NIMMo cos,
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DIsNIssEp.--The complaint against Jno.
W. Woody for threatening to assault and beat stitn
j. Kidd, ended in smoke, Kidd sailing to appear and
testify,
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j.. No a. MAIN STREET, offer their services 10
,g- rgs aa kuctonrcTp Tor tho sale OF Real Estate,
I--a.,1?s GraceTi-s Dry Goods. Horses Cattle, 40,
s.tae .Eorte-t nyucs Nh upon the soat reasonable
..ygGs. -
HatlaG large and csmmciJus rooms, they will re-
yr o :. fJr sac u yrrij, sol, without the charge
o..t-'.l sales q every description attended to up
. GO .-t- sr.af-t s-rlDB.
y n GrGK WM. MOTT
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WIN. MOTT.

OR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, lIIoMGrA-
- -sa- s:;sr- his profess Ua. e'lyi.- 70 tho citi-
..:-s st EIrt.a .aolt and It's vicinity. UtGcs Oh Main
..ry.. e.,..-lts the EI,A4e.s HaEk. Residence lSt
.--1-lf. ;, Nc.H X. Pr,lEes "a Ey.s street, a ieN
= Yt-4r.1se jno j.. .tAluJud HyUas. le in
\-UTIrE.-ihe subscriber offers his SER
wee n lAo l.uti collector 81 I'll kinds Of
f..- anf hope. 3 -tI.gt attention aDt arlpt re
j.. ..uerlr l- properties . Vi Ja-,ut.- He can
.r. -4t q. li---.- '.9IiE L Al lpsI ia.
l.. Il LUCK.
T,l--t.u uu.}3.n Aqu.'~.n TG.-. / Dudley. TN
.... .'., T. Vi El-1.. 7. -. H..-k a. Csl. ThOo.
A. 81. john T.. ballard, Horace l.. ksnf.
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DROWNED. VI. Richardson, colored. late of New
York, was recently drowned in Liberia, where b,
was largely engaged in sugar-making
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DENOVAL.-C. WENDLINGER, MHR-
IL 0EAN1 TaHor, has removed to lta Main Street.
orp7-Itr the Dry Goods liuusr Of Kent Paine Co.
alf q i.T doors brlON the Exchange Bank, where he
Hi h pleased to So his Old friends and customers.
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MORE BOYS FOR THE WEsT.-The Rev Mr. Trac,
passed through Detroit on Thursday with a trOoI
OF sixty boys, picked up in the streets Of New
nork city, Tor distribution to homes in til,
West. The Press says they werea good lookine
lot OF little fellows and seemed to ENJOY themselye
hugely.