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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER INDIAN.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER INDIAN.
QUEBEC, May 4.-The steamer Indian, win
dates from Liverpool to April 22d, arrived here
to-day. u
She brings no political news of a hostile charao.
ter.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The English journals classify the next House 81
Commons as follows: Pamerston 265; Derbyites
o27; Reformers ITO, and Liberals So.
FRANCE
The French government has resolved to adops
the English system Of Transporting criminals
The Russian Grand Duke Constantine was re-
ceived at Toulon with the usual honors.
Accounts from the French manufacturing dis
tricts are unsatisfactory.
There was a considerable decline in breadstuns
In consequence of the large stock of wheat
The prospect for the growing crops was most
favorable.
The Spanish Mexican difficulty presents . fair
chance of pacific settlement.
PRUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND.
The four powers have drawn up protocol pre-
senting terms for q settlement between Swltzer-
land and Prussia, disdaining any intention to en-.
force it, but declaring that If 1t is refused they will
do all they can to prevent hostilities
RUSSIA.
The Russian port of Salish had been captured
by the Circassians and the garrison massaored..sa
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-Cotto. dull and unchanged,
with quotations barely maintained Sales for three
days amount to 49, 600 bales. Orleans Midding IL Up.
lands MiddIng u. Flour quiet; Canal 28OS's: ONO
sos. Wheat unchanged; red 7s083s.; " hlts II 09I'
Corn mixed ssia. y sI s.s, wh'ss
Money slightly more stringent. Consois Vs.
Weather favorable to the crops.
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william and MARY College.

Upon q late trip to Williamsburg, we had an
opportunity of visiting this venerable institution,
and reioiced to ind that though subject like other
colleges of the Commonwealth, to fluctuations in
the number of students, it has still degree of VII
tally and energy, which hold out encouraging
prospects for the future. The Faculty is one OF
the oldest and most energetic in the State, having at
its head President Ewell, a gentleman OF distir,
suished talents and attachments, and of the most
elevated aud generous character We know no
one better calculated to win at once the respect
and affection of youth than this admirable Presi'
dent We trust that this ancient institution ms y
renew its former glory, and become yet as -four =.
ishing as in its palmiest days.
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Coleman Bull, Esq late editor of the Colum
bia Pa) Spy, died On thursday last, after brief
Illness
Water is being gradually let into the eastern sec
tion of the Erie canal and it is said the canal s
already two thirds full
The steamer A Geddin, with . large cargo
for Sioux city, sank on the 25th OF April, near OF.
Charles Missouri
The whole number of snow storms in Boston the
past IA years was 43l; depth of snow during the
same period SO feet ct inches.
Rev f. b Hale, of Boston, like the Rev. DR..
STAGE" and public amusements in general
The New York Printers Union has been dissolv'
cd, aud the members have gone over to the Typo.
graphical Society
Elk President Fillmore has returned to Buffalo
from New York.
Madame Otto Goldsmith Jenny Lind) gave birth,
on the 3lst of March. at Dresden, to . daughter
The King of Bavaria will arrive In Paris about
tne 18th of May. His Majesty Macmillan H., Is
iofty six years Of age.
Kew. G. A. Brand has been committed to jail In
ft'sourg for obtaining money under false preten.
Among the pa ssepgers from New York for Hs.
Te, Saturday, in the ship VIM. Tell, was VIM.
Julien Bryant, the poet
There were 452 deaths In New York last veek
10 Dosing Of consumption, and SO Of scarlet fever.
Richard d. Raugh has been nominated bv ths
Americans OF Memphis, Tenn, for mayor.
MAJ Madearis. editor of the McMin.vi,s Tenn ,
enterprise, died on the 18th nit,
ION, sSnn D. Mitchell has been elected Mayor Of Alb.
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u To Merchants, Mechanics and others
Merchants and otherswishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS, &c. &c. printed, invitsd to call at
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al.
most every variety of type, embracing all the latest
styles.
uess and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OK
celled
Wedding Party and Ball TICKETS. and Whiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-.
Bile style.
All work executed at shor. notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description OF Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th Streets where can be of the finest
specimens of printing executed In this coun try
lNO D HAMMERsLEY & co
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poi;t;c,-7Ae Railroad Schedule DC


Jr.cT,os. NoTTowAY 90, VA, May 3rd.
,,,s we.,her has moderated very considerably,
- r.ost.tion has assumed rather more Of the
spring with . few s.ee g1.ov
,,nnroyed and the prices obtained for the ma
tured article" have caused the phin of the farmer
20 wear more cheerful aspect.
rhs csndidates for Congress from this district
we're all here on yesterday. Messrs Goode,
rlouruoy and Collier In Ane spirits each believing
he viii be the successful candidate; but what de-
velopments, twixt this and the Goth inst may pro-
duce, fear to predict; they can't all 60 to Con-
sress from one district
There is much talk about the change OF sched'
ule hereabouts, many speculations in regard to
its operation. The parties interested are very
much pleased at the selection OF the Board of Dr.
rec,ors of the South Side Railroad Company, In
Thomas H. Campbell, Esq Senator from this dis.
trict. as president of that Company.
Ours Is a law abiding, orderloving community.
and of course nothing TO excite you on that head
Most OF the villagers have gone TO Mount Lebanon,
= Baptist Church or miles south of this place.
and hava left me to take care of the place and the
oabies-a pretty tough job. You may hear again
soon from SENEx.
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Eree Soil lamentations.

The n Y. Tribune is of course in ecstacies over
the Free Soil triumph in a single town in Kansas
1t anticipates, perhaps with some reason, the con-
version of Kansas into free State,-atter that
ssouri,-.hen, Mary land,-whist, in the mean
time, the African exodus from Virginia will grad
ually add this to the list of non saveholding com
muuities, after which, we may expect the fna
extirpation of "the institution" even from the
cotton, rice and sugar fields Such is the brilliant
prospect which the Tribune holds out to its de-
nnented cnuAtituencY
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PETERSBURG, May 4. 10 P. M.-The election for
municipal officers took place to day. The vote for
Mayor between Waverly w. Townes dem } and
J. Richard Lewellen Qnd ) was by ballot, and
will not be ascertained until very late hour to
night. The vote was not ~ large ~ usual, and
too close TO ascertain which Is elected without
. count
The following gentlemen are elected: Ram
baut, Collector OF Taxes; Fl Gresham, Clerk of
the First Market; 0 Coleman, City Chamberlain;
Jno Wcodhouse, Keeper of Hay Scales; Hudson,
Clerk Of the Second Market. IAN independent
candidates. The following Democratic nominees
were elected A w Talley, Street Commissioner;
Peyton Alfrierd, Keeper of the Powder Magazine;
v Scott, Guager. The representation IN the Ci'y
Council is mixed, no party lines being dra"n.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL, for the
week ending on Saturday, made but a small addi-
ton to he amount of the previous week. Sixteen
boats arrived at Georgetown, all of them from this
side of Sheperdstowp, Va. The receipts for the
month of April amounted to only about $1,000.
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Ep The Leavensworth free soil newspaper
raises most astounding hurrah over the election
Of its candidate for Mayor. Bring out the big
gum Let the eagle scream" s'Hallalujahr ~
"The Lord reigneth and the Devils fool" These
are some of the headings with which it announces
the free soil triumph
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" White Teeth. Perfumed Breath and
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExioN-cau be acquired by using
the Balm of a thousand Fio,cers" What lady OF
gentleman would remain under the curse of dsa-
greeable breath, when by using the "BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLoWERS' a dentifrcs, would not on
ly render it sweet but leave the teeth white 40 ella
baster Many persons do not know their breath 10
bad and the subject is 10 delicate thsf friend. will
never mention it. Beware of counteFl1A Be sure
each bottle is signed FETRfDtEk Co.
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Agents
NH 1l-eod6m for Richmond
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- The "Daily Times" is the name of a new
and handsome paper, just established In New
Orlean 8, by Printing Associaiion-Joseph Bren-
nan and Walter Hopkins, editors. 1t is indepen,
dent 10 politics. but will fully discuss every question
that touches the welfare of the country.
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~ IA II re ID X A.

IN A~& ~ r , Re MA,
4> CEs-SPRlNG GETTING
1N 1857 will comm.ncs on
.s.-Sa---TUEsDAY, the 18th day Of
may, wIta sot -e.ae foowE
FIRST DAY, Tuesday-sweepstske for s year ola,
mile h.ats, 5000 entrance, half forfeit closed with
the following:
VIM Fl Gibbons names eh. f. by Glencoe, dam Sal.
~ Ward.
O. r Hare namesb. c. BY Zinganes, dam Msrchis.
ness.
Cheatham Tally names b. f. by Tally.Ho, dam
Oratrix. ~
Also, b by Revenue, dam Andrewetta,
A. NJ. Payne names b.. Q. by Childs Harold. dam
Emily Thomas. "NA'
Thomas Dcsvell names c. by Childs Harold, dam
Sarah Washington
Oden Bowie and r NJ. Hall name sr. I. Birds. bv
Prince George, out of Arrabslla, by Trustee
Also: b c. Collington, BY Prince George, dam BY
kargrave.
SECOND DAY. acknowledgement Ruus
$3.50 two mile heats
THIRD DAY. TAursday-Joskey Club Purse $500.
three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY, Friday-Propristors Purse 800.
mile heats, three or more to make rsce fres for ali
ages ID. G. EGGLEeTON
ap 27-dtllthrny Proprietor.
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~ AbeI u. Mayo,
viii give promp. attention to ths Liquidation, Sc
curing and Collection Of Debts of every description
by legal process the Courts of the City of Rich.
mopd and County Of Henrico.
Dispositions and other Notarial Business punctusllJ
attended to.
Any reference given that may be desired
Office opposite the Law Building, over August L
Ranpolph's. ap lS-lm
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FY- Hair Cutting.---
TO THE CITIZENS And STRANGERS VISITING THE
CITY-If you wish to get your hair cut in the latest
and most improved style, l would advise you to call
on HOBSON at his Hair Cutting Shaving and
Shampooing Room under the American Hotel en-
trance on I1th street.
N. SHOT, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had
at oil hours. Single Baths, IS cents FIVE tickets
or 81. Rp 22-tf
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
nIacE RennhIIcnn I egislation.


Black Republicans eCislation'
We are told that Eli Thayer's Black kspup
.n,er.tiou will be of vast Importance 10 ress.
rating old Virginia and putting her on me- a,
Of enterprise and prosperity. hne s,,,s,
what Black Republican energy can 90 u 10 The
!. seen in the recen. legislation Of New and the
police commission bill for New ~ n,,ncip.l public
:, Ssw Tors AFFORD samples of the wisdom
works OF ne" i % mack RepuoIcanism. 1t is
and sn.stpr Use ..n.ls Of New York once an un'
stated .na' 'ns oS wealth, are now unable to SUE
H'nns '0 'rnsn.s bur,hen of debt cast upon them
.A'a 'ne '. legislation The total State debt
oy ~, ~ January, 1857. was over s3i oooooo'
on '"e 10 mouut ehargeable on the canal rev'
800 49, amounts to 100000 900
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~ Cancers and Tumors Cured without
cutting-DR M KAHN late of Philadelphia, req pect-
fully offers his services to the citizens and the pub.
lie generally, for the of Cancers Tumors
MouIds, Blotches and all diseases Of the skin. he
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain in Richmond three months.
be found at his Office, at the Clifton House, from
10 A. M, to P. n.
Recommendation can be seen application
1uo&
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The Atla.tic Telcgraph.

1t is stated that at the completion of the Atlantic
Telegraph the leading New York dailies propose
to take a thousand words of news each day, which
will cost them from Sc 900 to $1,000 per week, and
the price of the papers will be increased in pros
portion
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SPECIAL NOTICES

y One Hundred Dellars wsrth
R0n SIXTY. (o60.)
One Psris Black Lace Mantilla. one Of the latest
dseisps. imported expressly for the
., . sample and sriived on the last steamer, from
EUaOPE. Il 10 now on exhibition, with full a.
srtmsut OF othsr new styles, ct the New York Man
ellie Store, 1877 Msin street..
4 ssiendjd lot of plain and embroidered White
Grape sbawls prices from Is to 80
All Cfspe and SILK and Grape Nantes, OF the latest
Aleo. beautiful lot of second mourning Mantlss.
call 10 desired, before pure hasins elsewhere.
JAS. RILEY. 1877 Main street,
INV 4-2tA Opposite New Custom House.
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THE DALLAS CLARENDON TREATY REJECTED.
Intelligence was received in Washington Satur
day, of the prompt rejection, by the English Cow
eminent, of the Dallas and Clarendon treaty, in
the form in which it was modified by the Senate
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wAt Cost! at Cost :..Large and valua-
az srncE or Day 3oops At osT-The subscii
bers having mads gements to enlarge and other
wise improve their .tore during this summer, In
the Or emises by the first Of July next. Pre-
ferring dispose of their stock of goods to removing
them, they will commence
SELLING OFF AT COST,
And continue until the frtt of July next. Their
stock contains many rare bargains. the majority OF
goods being all bought at auction
AT LOW PRICES,
Comprising full stock of Dress Silks Silk Robes, Ba-
reee Robes, Jeconetts, Lawns, all of
THIS SEASONS PURCHASE.
ALSO-An endless variety of White Goods and
French and scotch embroideries remarkably cheap
1t will be to the interest Of everybody who has to
buy goods in their line to call before purchasing else
where. }. MlLLdl3En q bho,
my 5-dtlstJy l9S Broad street.
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PAUmbiNGa; rrA1,c ROOFING. &c.

L METALLIC ROOFING, &c.
The subscriber IL now putting up in town and
country all kinds of
HYDRAULIC APPARATUS,
on the most scientific and approved principles, and
warranted to work well.
Iron and Brass Lift and Force Pumps; Copper
Boilers; Copper Lead and Iron Bath Tubs; Water
Cloe Washstands; Showers, &c.
Improved B alance Valve Hydrsuc Rams, for sup
plyins dwellings barn yards gardens, engines fac
t,Iies railroad stations, &c, with running water
constantly on hand.
METALLIC ROOFING,
GUTTERING, and
SPOUT TING,
done In the best and most substantial manner and On
very accommodating terms.
EE Orders from any part OF the State promptly
ate nded to.
PAUL BAHGAmIne 10th street,
Between Main and Cary,
h-f6tc2t Rjchr
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Fire In Norfolk.

NORFOLK, April 4.-The stables of Happier &
Parker, and ten pin alley owned by Capt. Guy,
were entirely destroyed by fire Sunday morning.
Seven horses were burned to death. Loss $4,000;
IN ms,
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~ Card.-The Subscribers have on hand
from purchases just inside, publicly and privat ely,
the most unprecsdentedly attractive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
they have ever shown.
As ths impression may prevail In some quarters
from the prsmine that hes always been given to
RICR AND RARE ARTICLEs,
for Ladies and Families. that they do not deal in
hros they the oceasion to say that they
have always on hand complete variety Of most ap-
proved things for Farm and House Servants, rur-
chased directly from the manufacturers or tn cir
agents.
They will not attempt to detail In either depart
ment and will only add that their stock 10 pur.
chased on terms the most favorable, they can and
will ct the wants and taste of the most discrn-
mating buyers in price. quality AID ,tYle.
Their senior partner has been engaged for nearly
two months in making their purchases, and they
are Just receiving of his last and will con-
tinue to add to their stock from time to time.
casion may require to be prepared to meet the
" ants of their large and increasing trsds.
nv 2-lm THOS. r. PRICE l. CO.
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|" TYLER Co. make the new style Of Vitro.
types for 50 cents.
TYLER l. Co. are the only Artists who use the
steam mercury vat and buffing machine.
TYLER l. Co. invented the Crocus Iodine, BY
which they take from 40 to 800 portraits daily.
TYLER Co. have the finest Gallery in Richmond
At IS9 Main street
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STILL 1T COMES The English bark Lady Rag
nal from Cardiff arrived at Norfolk Friday with
another cargo CT iron for the Norfolk aud Peters.
burg Railroad. There are now some five or six
large ships and barques discharging railroad iron
at the wharves of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
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The Ohio atpit..bura.

PITrsBURG, May 2-The river continues in ine
order, with seven feet two inches in the channel
this morning 1t has been raining since last night,
and another rise may be expected
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II. - TREASURY.

WASHINGTON. May The receipts into the U
S. Treasury for the quarter ending with April
amount to nearly Sl,250,0O0. Expenses for the
same time $17,250, 600.
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Statement C0Efirme d..

WASHINGTON, May 4-Ths statement made by
zion" of tue Baltimore Sun that England has re
ected the modified Dallas Clarendon treaty is cor
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~ The Southern Planter for May is an excel.
lent number fully sustaining the spirit and inter.
est of that vau able periodical
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EF Samuel 4. w. Becker Attorney at
Law, is prepared to undertake any business pertain.
ing to his profession, In this, any of the sdon-
ing counties. May be consulted in any of the mod
European languages, and gives prompt attention
to the Collection of Claims.
~ Office 18th street, between Bank and Main.
en- Admit
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CIFTet GisVs: GtFT - !.-Hnve you
VI visited the Great GIFT BOOK SALE, Sc lain
street, If not, go Immediately and Get good Book
and . valuable sressnt. We have on hand a args
and well.assorted stock of STANDARD and Miscells-
neous Works, by the best authors, which we shall
sell for ffom IS to so per csnt lower than the usual
retail prices besides king each purchaser present
OF some useful velusble article, valued from q
cents to 81 90 Please call aud examine our stock
and get catalogues at Sc Main street ssn of Red alag
INV s 2t* JOS. 4. SPENCE. Agapt
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- am n candidate for the Third Con
OCCASIONAL DISTRICT of the CITY of Richmond
THOS. J. NORVELL
Richmond, Va, April 18th. 1857. ap l5-dtd*
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SMALL PoX is prevailing in Tazewe Co., and at
Moordeld, Hardy county, Va. There are 90 cases
in Tazewell.
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DEATH IN JAIL-The Abingdon, (Va) Demo-
crat notices the death in prison there, of S. NJ
Hurlbut, of Philadelphia, an insane man who, be-
ing unknown in the town, was placed in Jail for
safe keeping. The deceased was q maker of per.
fumes.
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LOST.

I OST OR MIsLA ID..severaI order, a.
u the Collector of the Parish Levy of hsurico
county. paw able to my order, all Of which have en-
dorsed also. an order of Henrieo County Court for
twelve dollars, which has receipt the hack for
the same, with a receipt on the same for SEVENTH
dollars and thirteen cents Payment having bssn
stopped, any peraon finding the will please rs.
turn them to me- J, KEESEE.
5-2t
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MOUNTAIN TUP.-.This delightful SUBJ
lNl msr resort, (not having been sold, con-
templated) will be egain opened for the accommo-
dation of visitors during the spprosc hing season.
der the supervision of Mrs. LIfsCOMB and will be
ready for the reception of company by the lst of
June next.
Mountain Top Augusta 90 Va,
NAV 4th 1857 my5-tI5Je
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~ Persons down town, having business
with me- and who find 1t incoIvenIsnt come or
send to my store, will please leave their orders at
the store Of MesTs g. McGruder's Sons, 18th
street, when they will be attended to.
40 27-lm MARK DOWNEY,
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~BarGa1uo.
BAR9AINS!
BA RGAIN5.!
All in want of CHEAP GOODS should call at
VALENTINE COHEN'S
CHEAP STORE,
No. 155 Broad Street.
He 70 selling
Rich Black Lace Wells at 37A OTIS piece.
Fine yard wide Brillisnis. at i24 cts. per I'D:
Do do Csmbrics, OF l = cts per I'D.
Do do Nansoot Muslin, at 12a OTIS.
Cactus Skirts at 624 cts piece
Very best French Corsets at OIL 70.
Do Kid Gauntle.s, at 81 pair, worth
double the money.
Black ColoreI Elastic Belts at 124 cts pair.
Black and Fancy Silks from IS ca. q I'D and up.
Collars. Hdkfs. Parasols, Hoop skirts, and innu
msrable other desirabis goods, equally cheap,
N Boz hosiery have in sto very large
sssortm ent for adies, misses gents and boys ard
am confident ofsuting everybody in price and quail
itY who favor with call my 4-6t"
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- SOMETHING GOOD FOR EVERYBODY will be
fornd in FcNTAINEs CREAM CT WILD FLOWERS
In washing, it leaves the skin delightfully."- frasrant
soft and beautiful and for shaving and cleaning the
teeth nothing aurpass it. Sold by ell Druggists.
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ROTATION Mr.. Henry Herbert, Master Brick
Mason a. the Gosport Navy Yard, has been r.,
moved, and Mr.. VIM. Rawson, of Norfolk, appoint.
ed in his MACE
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~ DIR. p. III. Christian has removed his
Office to the Richmond House, Governor street,
WHARF, he be found at all times, except when pro.
fessionay engaged. NH S--ts
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w Hollywood lCemetery. THE annual
meeting # the HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Company v
take place at the office Of the President corner
Main and Twelfth Btreets. the store of Mr.. Al.
exander Duval on TUESDAY, the 9Th of Nay, at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon
my 2-St WIN. q. HAXALL, Sec'y.
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/" DIR. C0Ons, late of st. Louis, Mo
Office and residence Sd street, side, between
Marshal and Clay streets NH 13-d6m
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~ Baths! Baths! Baths !-.Hot, Colo
and Shower Baths be had at all hours from
O'Clock A. M. to 10 2. NJ, at the Hair Cutting
shaziuea nd Shampooing Saloon under the Asner
can Hotel Entrance on 1lth street. Single bath
q cents, or 5 tickets 81 my !