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IF ALL OUR READERS who are troubled with
Liver Complaint, JauniCe or Dyspepsia, will read
the advertisement in another column of Dr.. SAN
FORD'S INvIGORAToR, and then try bottle, should
not SO many sickly dcsparing people meet
our gaze at almost every corner for there vast
remedy of which much has been said and that per
forms nearly what its propretors say it will do 1t
came to us highly recommended that we could not
Tail 70 try it, and trial convinced US without doubt
that j. the best family medicine i'll We take il for
Headache Sour Stomach Biliousness and any of the
little bodily ills that are conlmOnn and il does pro
dUCe pleas INT state oiceling the sick and what
is better after using ii few times, these little ills
grow less and less, and there is prospect of being
entirely free from them by continuance in the use
Of the InyigoratOr. Now wish to impress our read
with tins, that the Invigorat0r is Il medicine par
ticulaEy adapted to family use, and where there are
children subject to little diseases all children are
il invaluable, and saves pin yscians' bills, and an I'M
told amount OF anguish both to mothers and their
little ones.-SCi0tO Getgette.
BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER, and AIDE GRAY,
agents for Richmond au l-d&c2w
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f1-T0 MERCHANTS. MECHANICS AND OTHERs-Mcr-
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BlLJ-HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
ERS &c, &C. printed are invited to call at our rX-
."nsiye Job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety 0ftypc, embracing all the latest ycs
Our assortment ofCARDS, large and small, Busi
less and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be e&-
'rlird.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
lyle.
LASH PRICES A call from those desiring any de-
>cription Of Printing is respectfully asked at the
" DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets where can be of the finest speci
mems of printing executed in this country.
JNO. ID. HAMMERSLEY 4 co.
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Cir Colin Cam pben III.

T, some "reminiscences of this distinguished sol
dier who has gone out to command the British
army in India the Washington Union says that, i'll
one of the battles of the Crimea lac initiated with
success the mannuvrc of Col Jefferson Davis at
Buena Vista, receiving charge of cavalry with in
faptry formed, not in hollow square, but in two
limos, spreading from the centre, To pour Al
double flank fire upon the advancing column. The
mancruvre was one which at the time excited much
remark, and good deal of attention among mill
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NEW AND VAUABLE BOOKS.

M NEV. VI. " IlNI y UVUh anu NIHIINNVTy
Stores. Nos. and . Exchange Place
THE Biographical History OF Philosophy, from it,
origin IN Grerce, down to the present day, hl
Geo. Henry Lewes. mach enlarged and thorough
Is revised; vol. S27a. : vols. -.
BIOGRAPHICAL and Historical sketches, 10y 7
Burlington MaCauley, the American Railway ed
ton: cents.
PUNCH'S Pocket Book "f Fun. being cuts and cut.
things from the wit and wisdom OF twenty volume.
of Punch, and illustrated with sevent y-fiye en-
cravings; 20 cts.
TIRE Physiology Of New York Boarding Houses, By
Thomas Butler Gum, illustrated 81.
APPLETONS Railway Guide for August; q Ct4.
THE Rose of Ashur-t. by the author OF Evelyn
MaT<tOn,' Castle Avon, 20 cts.
HANSFORD, by IT. Cleo. Tucker Esq 81 25.
\. B-GEO. NJ WEST receives all the new Book.
published, and also, keeps on hand The
best collection of Books in Virginia. au l2-lt
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The New York Tribune says New York "has
boxed the compass of shame and of sin. There Is
not. We suppose, Il single law upon the statute
book which has not been violated within the last
year. Murder. arson, rape, grand larceny petty
larceny, highway robbery, seduction, adultery an
duction, forgery, defacation, obtaining soous un-
der false pretences-these are common crimes
Perhaps if the Tribune would devote itset' 10 no
nestle instead VI foreign reforms IL might III iiE
rhnnt q hotter sNhte of things.
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CnnIey @lnYerY.

A Cuba newspaper contains the following al
yertiHement;
tCmSsMEy.-Parsnns desirous to obtain the
strongest and most intelligent laborers who
have arrived in the country. can leave their
address Mt No. y. Conteras street. The Price q
each is fsctrty ounces Of gold" ts3ioD
That will do
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EpnM SANTA FE

ST. LOUIS, Aug 1.-THE Santa Fe mail reached
Independence OH the eth. News generally unini-
l,OTtdut.
The Cheyenne Indians refused to receive presents
from tie Agent or to make treaty, saying they
could make more by stealing. The PaWnces also
tHrpuIr Institutes
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

CoSaIssJoSERs' CERunCArE.--The undersigned.
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing of
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY do here
by certify that the above is accurate list OF the
Numbers and Prizes a. they were drawn by US this
day at Magnolia Hall. Atlanta, Ga.
a M ?. + ToR kf,TT Sworn Com rs.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day, AnG.
9th, 1857. l.. G. SIMPSON, n. +.
ExPLASATIoY.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel The amount opposite each Numbcr
is the Prize which the Number Is entitled to.
All Tickets whore the Number ends in = are emit
tied 10 $50 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it to. Half Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the so Prizes. Halves. Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold in
the following places, viz: No 1897 So 600 La Crosse
Wis, and savannah Ga: No 2JOfl, 9nNr. Hunters
vile, Va; No 1852, 1900 Columbia, :. C.; No. 632
2G0 sold: No 22sH2, 1890 Charleston. :. G.; No.
1920, 200d, Harrisburg, Pa; No. g66S, 200, Hayne-
ville Ala; No. -, 2f1o. not sold No. 1885, 1000 New
ark. VI; No. 2i60s. 200, New Orleans, La No s2li
201 Hayneville, Ala
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The Messenger for August IL a number OF decided
interest. ltcontains among other excellent things
poetic gem which has elected much praise, the
Address of St. George Tucker. ESQ. charming
wit aud capital good fellow, delivered before 'he
Literary Societies Of Washington College, Lcx'hg-
ton on tho ID of July last
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 7--Advices from Kansas II tie
Sth iustant, say that Gov. Walker has returned to
Lawrence with the L. ). troops the apprehensions
ofan Indian attack proving groundless.
The election returns indicate nearly an unaui
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS August 11,-Returns from 90 counties
give Rollins the Amer can candidate for Govern
or about 5000 majority; but the returns are 80 con
licting that accurate figures cannot he given. Rol
Inns is probably elected by some 1900 majority.
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sen NEW YORK DAILY HERALD, 5 CITE,

OF . cts per week.
week. =, -.
Baltimore Daily American, cts., or - cts per
week 5000. n,
Herald and Ledger delivered at A. h.
A"is'ie"" JAS. A. GENTRY 4 60.
n Iz3 Broad street
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ncn Powers IMPERIAL AaBRorYPEs.

HcAp Powers IMPERIAL AMBROTYPEs,
PHJToGKAPHI, ANROTYPEs A.p MEL4StTYPEs sit i.
u well known ttCt that Pow FRS iNPKRIAL AsBRo.
TYPES TOR Chrapurrs, durability AMI beauty HuTpsss
any thing in the Picture business
IL Is also acknowledged by the most competent
Judges Of this city, that Pow Frs PHoToGB sPHs
upon papfS) are the best made in Richmond
POW FRS has purchased the p1trlit rightfur making
the MELAINUTTPE, 0ilJH Shstt tr0H) which il all the
rage ia the northern cities ut this time. Como and
see the improvements
AMBRGTYPEs 80 CENTS. Isl Main street.
IN YyE
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ElE~FREsH LEECHEs.--I have just re-
ceiye,l by Adams Express, fresh lot of SWEDISH
LEECLES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
Z. S--Cupping and Leeching promptly ATTENDED
TO- Can be found NJ all hours of the day az the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. ami A.
night ON 9Th street, French uardcn liill.
my 25-ts r. q. HUBSON
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CONGRESSIONAL. ELECTION

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE election in Nebraska for
a delegate to Congress. resulted as follows: Fergu-
son, l470: Thayer, 1909 Chapman, III; Rankin,
lU9l-loaying one county to hear from
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Reh,. NorIcE To BrmpERs-MANcnEs-

TER AFRICAN BAPTIST CHUECH.-It having been
thought by some builders, that the notice IN the
DtepIich' last week WIS not sufficient there
fore again invite builders To examine piaus and -pc
cihCHtun, at the od church, near the residence OF
Thomas Nai"u, Esd. i'm Manchester, on FRIDAY
next the 18th between the hours of 3 and o'Cluck
+. NJ, when u committee will be in attendance o.
make all the necessary explanations, SC. Bills y so
be- scaled, and left with JOFN q. SPuTTS Esd Of the
firm of SpuTTs II ARVEY 4 Co.. merchants on Ituri
itrsR, RICHMOND, by O'Clock, T. NJ, Saturday next.
BUILDING Committee.
MANCHESTER, August nth 1857. au lite
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anil ct
my. SPECIAL NorIcE.--REaovAL.-

HSB ,-,.,,--- :, .
MRS G. j. ALLEN has removed her DItES5 MA
KIM Room from No ITO Main street, four doof'
below Governor street, over Mr. y. III. hea.h Tim
ming store next to Messrs. 7. X. Price Co BEN;
in receipt VI the latest fashions she ~ nov prepare"
To execute all work in the shortest possible time AMI
in the most Fashionable manner. All orders from til
country will b. promptly attended y cS,i Is i'
speCtfully solicited. 4. ). ALLEN.
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APPOINTMENT,

washington. August, 1.-THE Star learns that
Hon. +. p. Stanton. il to be appointed Superin-
teGdent of Indian Affairs in Missouri O'Neill, re-
Gently appointed to the same position in Utah, has
silrrnl
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tend a meeting of your company THURSDAY
NIGHT 18th inst at Sil O'Clock. lily. hy o.
der. ;. l.. LEihLLIER, lst Serg't.
Atamcetiug of the Continental Guard held at
their Armory, Monday, 10th inst. 81 members pres
ent, il
Resolved, That this corps has been dishandrI in
our opinion, MISUNDERSTANDING 3 good men on the
muster rOll--that could demand and obtain our
late position in the lst Regiment, but like other com
panies now in it, do not desire it.
Resolved, We reor2auI2e as AN Independent com
pany and continue in office for the present, all who
held Office before. returning the State the arms they
have demanded of uS, and purchasing ourselves new
ones
Resolved, That stand ready, "a heretofore, t.
protect our laws and our city, should occasion re-
qurc and hereby tender our services His Hon
or, the Mayor subject at any time To his orders By
order. :. ID. LETELLIER, Scrg't.
\. Il. Those who have not returned their
must do 80 Thursday night. PIT
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MARRIED,

In Frederick sburg. "Wednesday, Amgns d n;;o ~
RIs. q. s. Navy. 10 Miss MATTE TiioRBukS'
| dan rhter of Commander 4. d. Th0rbuTn,O y. ~.
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g@lyCAxcERs AND TuMoRs CURED WITH

DIT CUTTiSg.-DR. VI. KAHN, late Of Philadelphia,
respectfully offers his services 70 the citizen aud the
public generally, for the cure Of Cancers TGm0rs,
Mouds, Blotches and all diseases of the skin. lie
can also cure Secret Disease.
He can be found at his Office opposite the Clifton
House from 10 A. VI. 10 f r. NJ.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
lA-l9nIs
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TuE Ngxr IIousg or REPREsENTATIvEs.-Polit
clans are already posting the books" in order to
ascertain the division Of parties in the next House
Of Representatives. Elections have now been held
ia all The States with the exception Of Maryland,
Georgia, Mississippi aud Louisiana. The Washing
ton Union has a calculation, which gives the case
thus: Democrats, 10; Republicans. OIL Americans,
8 facancies. 2. supposing no changes occur in the
remaining four States, il will stand Democrats 12;
Republicans, 81; Americans. 10; vacancies 3 This,
however, gives North Carolina seven Democratic
Congressman, and only one Americana matter
which is yet undecided. The Union is confident o.
a Democratic majority Of sixteen in the next
House. and thinks there is probability of its i'll
crease to eighteen.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
SWANS DISSOLvING VIEWS

PRoP. SWAN has the honor TO inform the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that he will give his
FIRST GRAND EXHIBITION
MAGIC DISSOLVING VIEWS,
NETROPOL{TIE HALL,
WEDNE EVENING. AUGUsT 18TH, 1857,
And continue for THREE NIGHTS ONLY, on which
OCCASION he will produce III quick succession DAY aud
MOONLIGHT VIEWS of
CASTLES, RUINS,
CASCADES, WATERFALLS,
COMIC, SCKIPTURAL HOLY LAND VIEWS,
and places of Historical and Romantic interest in the
Old World, terminating with a
GRAND DISPLAY OF CHINESE FIREWORKS.
\. B.-The above Views the largest ever sx-
hibited in this country.
TICKETS - CENTS. Front Seats reserved for La
dies and Families. Colored Gallery % cents.
au iDts
We Doors open at O'Clock; exhibition to COM
mence at s1a o'clock.
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LAUGHING IN FLoRInt.--0n the 2jth nit IA beast
by the name Of g. ". Cornett was lynched il
Madison, Florida. for having committed foul anG
brutal outrage on the person of his step-daughter
Il child OF some thirteen or fourteen. 4 c0mmitte,
nal to administer thirty-nne lashes and him
safely out of the county, and the sentence was du
~ carried into effect
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Trammell and Cook.
arrested on suspicion of having stabbed one of the
men belonging to the Circus Company OF Il. n.
Edred had further examination, yesterday after
noon, and were sent for trial, at the next term
Of the county court.-AieTandrId Gasette
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aECRETARY OE TTAN-

81. LOUIS. August 1.-THE Republican learns
that John Hardness late Comptroller of this city,
mas been appointed Secretary of Utah.
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Es3y" RUSSELL g. JOHNSON, Manufac-
turer. Of CENTRE PIECES. CORNICE ORNA.
dENTS &C, at northern prices 7th street, between
Broad and Grace ~ 2t-lms
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E1~ 4 WHITE AND DELIctrE HAND i, the first at;ri
uto If beauty and civilization. 4 single application
f FDNTAINt'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS viii Cunvinc.
nv body that it renders The 81 in soft white delicate
and fair. Sold by All Druggists. au lG-6t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !
WIG BUILDING,
RICHMOND, August ), 1857.

n I'D -iIt I'D NI'IIIIIIII5 10 DC HUI toItt
a in any funds III the hands Of A. ". Morton
Trustee, under the Deed from Francis Nelson ana
Richard Reins dated the 29th OF May, ls56, and IT.
corded i'll New Kent county the nth Of September
1850 whether by reason of the Trust Deeds mentioned
in the proceedings of the suit of Bnrruss Nelson
and ais, III the Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond
or by reason of being creditors OF the partnership
concern formerly existing between the said Nelson &
ten7, or by reason Of anything else are hereby
at this office, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of Sep
telnber, $50 AT 10 o'clock 4. NJ and bind themselves
To contribute their proportion Of the costs OF the suit
aboV" mentioned: and that otherwise they. viii be
deemed to have waived their claims. All claims mus
be Accompanied by the proof necessary lin the opilI-
ION OF the cialInantsJ to establish them.
llI-),itN iNV
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EGAp THE MARSHALL AND HENRY Con-
PANiEs will hold their regular monthly meeting at
their Room, on THIS wednesday, EVENING, at
O'Clock.
The Treasurer will attend during the afternoon t.
receive the instruments, &c.
au I2--lt JAS X. LEE, Sac'y.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond, august l1-Hgh Hd'T va esocf'
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown Parrish New York, mdze
and passengers Indian Watson n,,,
steamer ge0rge Peabody, Prtcbett BALTIMORE,
mdZr, Ludlam & Watson. ,,,,,,
Schr Nelly D.. Haley, Stamford, coal, Mldiothiah
Coal Company.
schr Cerito. Crowell. Boston. mdZe d. " 1urIie.
Schr RichGrd Piercy, piercy, Norfolk, IN DallaSt'
Schr Armada, Elsey, Baltimore, in ballast.
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Bl"GEoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 23l on Main, between 5th aud gih
streets, Richmond Va. my 3J-ly
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EraS TRUMAN n. PARKER, successor TO
K. & q. Whitfield. wholesale and retail dealer in
shingles, Mahogany and Lumber Of every hesCriI-
ton. ONCE and yard corner OF Cary aud 10Th streets
Richmond, Va. my i5-dGmr
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THE SNUFF Box QCEsTIoN--tien. JaCksons GOLD
snuff box is likely to lead to among some a.
the military heroes of New York. Majors Fair
child and Taylor, and other officers of the New
York regiment which served in Mexico, are out in
a card in which they allege that Major Dyckman
the successful claimant. did no more in Mexic,
than others of the same regiment and that TIN
facts assumed in the report in his favor does great
injustice to every other soldier in the regiment.
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BsaS" DR.. COOKS, LATE or ST. LOUIS,
Mo.-Otiice and residence Sd street wet side be-.
tween Marshall and Clay streets. mh ls-d6In
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RE-NoNrxtTED.-ITon, John A. Quitman has been
re-uominated without opposition, "a the Democrat
ic candidate for Congress from the fifth district Of
Mississippi.
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u ANOTHER case of those very superior French
CATERS and Shoes has just been received at the I'm
porting House OF ALEX. HILL, Ne. IT Main street
richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

neN WIN. j. BARTHOLOMEW, in conse-
oucnce Of a Misunderstanding with osie o. the nrm
II Myers Jahnke, to whom he had engaged him
.e,f Gr term Of years. bcgs 10 inform this citz, ~
and public in general. that he has returned 70 hi'
old stanf corner Of nth and Man streets Where Dc
nossible viii rally around him and continue that pa
tronage hitherto literally bestowed upon nm
IIaVing had UPWARDS Of twenty years practical Ell.
narinnee in Watch and Check repairing, both IN Lon
don and America he feels confident OF giving s'sry
satisfaction 10 all who will give him tIiai AZ we
stand corner Of nth and Main SITS au III
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE PRESIDENT.

WHEELING. August 1.-THE river has five feet
water in the channel aud rising.
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seA.. AxTHRAcIrs CoAL.-The subycri

Der has ahoat and daily expected, AK hundred
and forty-ivr tons Of No, Red and White Ash EsI
COAL, which H. will sell at the lowest market price.
by thu tonUf 22io nr cart load, each ton weighed
Orders LETT at Larus Shines, No. - will meet with
prompt attention.
Hu C-IW T. q IAVI4
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Ren, NOTICE.-The Hair Dressing. Sha
wing ShampoOing and Bsthing Saloon (und,r the
Ballard House has been handsomely fitted up az
is now OPEN aud invite the citizens and STRANGE,
to give us a call.
Y. Blot, Cold aud Shower Baths can be had
daily, from O'Clock A ~ to ~ y. n.
Rp 23--d6m HOBSON 4 MORTON
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nSy~"WoopLAyD CREAY

for beautfyng the hair-hiShly perfumcd-supertor
To any French article imported. and for half the
price. For dressing Ladies Hair IL has DO equal.
giving II bright glossy Appearance. IL causes Gru
emcns hair curl in thr most Halral manner II
removes dandrun, always giving the Hair the Ap.
pearanee Of being fresh shamponed. Price only hlty
cents. None genuine unless signed
EETRiDGE Co. Prupriefors Of the
Balm OF "a Thousand Flowers"
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THE CINCINNATI TRAGEpY. -Ilopfner. the Cincinna-
ii murderer is growing worse, and his speedy death
Is regarded "a very probable. The danger has ari-
son iaterna effusion Of pu7 in the cellular
tissue Of the throat, likely To produce strangnla-
iiUA.
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girl named kegnate Lawson was murdered in
Chicago last week by abortiouists. Her seducer's
name is Temple aud he is resident of Chilicotbe
Illinois. The unfortunate girl lived in his family
an an adopted daughter. lie carried the latter
TO Chicago accompanied by Dr. Swanzev, 10 ac-
complish the purpose that caused her death Tenn.
pie has been arrested, and is in fair way TO sery.
the state in the Penitentiary
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and shower Baths can be had ~ all hours, from b
clock A. VI. 10 10 Z. Nj at the Hair Cutting. ShA-
wing And ShampooInx Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance on IIth street Single baths %
cents, or ) tickets 81. my
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PURCHASE OF C0AL-The Washington correspond
eht OF the Press' states that the Secretary of the
Navy, HoFernor Toucey, has formally determined
that hereafter, all anthracite coal shall be purchas
ed ny the duly appointed agent of the government
IN Pennnsylayia, and shipped from Philadelphia to
our naval stations in the various parts of the world