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Carving Concealed WeapOms.

The practice of carrying concealed weapons il
not only forbidden by the laws Of most States, but
utterly repugnant and irrecohcahle to the rules Of
true chivalry. The old custom of wearing sword
by the side, was much more comfortable to the die
tates of Justice and fair play What sort of chval-
~ is there in one man moving about with deadly
weapon In every pocket, whilst other men are per
fectly defencelessr We see that several prominent
eitizons of Kentucky on trial for this Of
fence. proved guilty, the laws ought TO be rigid
ly executed, for the more exalted the offenders the
more powerful and injurious their example
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r9y PHoroGApgs

RAJ PHor0GAPHs.-PowERs, of 151,
Main street, is now prepared to make PHoroGRtpHs
in superior style 10 any before made in Rich
mond. The public IL respectfully invited II call and
examine specimens. Tho prices will be reduced to
about one half heretofore charged by others Pow
s sth supply ing the people at large with the best of
AmbrUtypes for % cents. Pow GRS takes the Patent
ed Imperial Ambroytpes, Isl Main street
W Nils
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LATER FROM poRT-AU-pRINCE.

BosFoN, July 1S.-Tle brig r. w Parker, Capt
Mayo, has arrived from Port-au-Prince, bringing
dates to the LIST inst Captain oreports that the
Coffee and log'sood were very scarce. The K. ".
Parker left Port-au-Prince with two-thirds of
go, after waiting twenty-five days. While there,
the first officer Of the brig ana seaman died. aud
on her passage to this port the Captains son, aged
sixteen years died of the fever.
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pSy~ Sppct,Y No

BsS~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-R noyAL.-
MRS. 9. J, ALLEN has removed her DRESS MA.
KING ROOM from No. ZIG Main street four ,iroT.
below GoVcrnor street over Mr.. z. III. keaehs Irits
ming Store. next 10 Messrs T. r. Price L Co L:.,inv
IN receipt of the latest fashions she Is now pr.ar.1
to execute all work In the shortest ps-ihle t!n ana
in the most fashionable manner an order. f,S', ~
country will BE- promptly attended to-. call i "a
specially solicited. O. J. ALLEN
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KILLED RY LrGaTSrSG.-A daughter of Mr.. Hart
ley residing on Wheeling creek, about IA miles
from Wheeling, Va. was instantly killed by light
ming on Friday evening last She had gone out for
the cows, after being cautioned TO avoid coming
storm, and not returning with them, search was
made, and the unfortunate girl was found dead.
with many OF her bones broken and most Of the still
smoking clothing burned from her person. She
was aged about Ii years. ,or srsx - ra.g,s
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MARINE TNTUILTGUNCE

o. - = =
Port n Rcamard Js,y 1s---Hsel Waser 3JS o'etoct
-~~ - ARRIVED, -S& ~
steamer Norfolk. Kinney. Philadelphia, uidse aud
passengers, n y futile.
Bark sally Magee, new Clements. Baltimore. in
ballast d w Currie. twa
schr Two Williams, Smith, Smthfsld. corn. Jas
Winston. 1880 -. -,
sschr Lypnhay sn. Jones. Norfolk, cotton. 4 Webb
q Co and Jas Winston 80 -
stesmsr Pocahentas, Trayers, Baltimore nfdse,
Schr Josephine. Waterbury. down the river light.
Schr. Mary Ann Guest, Parrett. down the river.
light. x "a. s.s ass.A
schr Henry Brown, Cole, down tho river. light.
NEW YoRK, July l6-Cleared schr W Run soy
Taylor Richmond. IL. arrived schr Orion. Cowi
mond. ..
HrGHLaSp LiGHr, July IS, p. M.-Passing in. schr
Fannie Currie, from Richmond.
on seayiew. " 18th. Helene, volckman, from
Richmond for Bremen. "
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DEsra OF PuHuc Mas.--Capt. Mortimer Balm
bridge, died at "Friedland" King George county
Va, on Wednesday last, In tho 10th year OF his age
Mr.. cambridge was q native of louisville, KY" and
has Allied several important public stations In LIE.
On the breaking ont OF the Texas Revolution no
repaired TO that Territory and was engaged IN the
active and eventfu affairs of that day; ne acted as
captain Of cavalry, and was intimately associated
with the hero Of San Jacinto, probatss one OF his
aids at period Of the Revolution. During the
early history of Iowa, Mr.. cambridge was conspic
uous as one Of the active spirits in organizing its
territorial government, and was President of the
first Council held.
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USING CnL0RoF0RM IN A STAGE.--0n Tuesday eve
ming. says the New York Tribune, Miss Fitzgerald
a young lady, had her pocket picked ia one of the
avenue stages of porte mOnnaie containing go
She WAS returning home from williamsburg and
soon after paying her stage fare, well dressed fe-
male sitting next her very kindly perfiImed her
clothing with Il handkerchief saturated with perfu-
merry and chloroform. The Young lady fell asleep
and upon waking soon after, aStonished to find
that her money taken and the lady had disap
peared. The kindness of the lady then appa-
rent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-20

The CosT OF COAL as fuel for locomotives Oh the
Boston railroad, is about onehalf that of wood All
the freight trains the Providence and Worcester
railroad are now run with COAL as also are all the
passenger engines, excepting one and that is to be
altered for coal AS soon as II can be spared from the
road long enough to have the alteration made
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NEGROES CELEBRATING THE FOURTH OF JULY.-On
Saturday, 4th inst, barbecue was given near this
city, by some members of the RAILROAD Company
TO about one hundred negroes who engaged on
the Pensacola and Georgia Railroad. We were pre-
sent by invitation to witness the scene A coIlcc-
ton of happier human beings never saw before
They manifested, also, patriotic feelings, inspired
by knowledge of the presence of IA nations birth
day. A rare character i'll their midst, known very
generally as Ben Myrick," favored the sable au-
dience with a speech, which emphatically
unique, Astounding in w.t. genuine negro mirth,
and no small share OF national spirit-TaHQtaSsfe
FOrliiqH
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hIFE PRESERVED BY HooPs.-A lady residing in
New York saved from the bite of a mad dog a
few days since by--a hoop. While passing along
Twelfth street from Broadway the cry of mad dog
raised, and before she could step aside huge
bull dog, with every mark eff madness was upon
her, and as is the custom with those animals he
attempted 10 bite and snap while pas sing. Fortu-
nstely she wore large hoop, of which the dog
took mouthful and passed on, and was shortly al
erward killed.
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RsS~ HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
aud Strangers visiting the Cityff you wish to get
your Hair cut in the latest and noet Improved ty(e
would s'ivise sou TO call on H0BSoS at his IinIr
cutting Room, under tho American Hotel-sntrancs
on 18th street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATES can bs had At
all hours Single Baths Is cents, or tickets lar 81
ap D-tf W
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TIA "MukRIAN."-Professo Simonds writes from
from Cracow to say that, after travelling through
Holland, Hanover, Prussia, parts of Russia, &C,
he has been unable 10 find the "murran" which
the authorities in Denmark state in impe-
rial edict, ID only to be found in Sehleswig and
London. s s-4
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MIA p TT A,

HA-P. II. AYLsrT, Attorney ut Law
Practices ia all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mond. aud attends regularly the County and Circuh
&enrts OF chesterfield. Henries, Hanover AID Kl.S
Rs-Ohice over the store Of P. Johnston Rrother
W. 10 haih street. II i-6a
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RsJ BOARD or TRADE or RICHMOND. -
Horace L.. X ant, Prest EB BsyrLsY Tr,a.,,
WILLIAM b. fsaACs Secretary.
COMMITTEE If Arbitration
WILLIAM $. DOMAIN, Chairman
L. W. GLAsHBEook, JtNss b. DuPuI,
DAVID CURks, l.. d. CRBSsaAw.
my 27-ts
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A CARGO OF IRISH GIRLs.A company of seventy
Irish girls passed through this city their way to
the West, a day or two since, accompanied by an
Irish gentleman, who had them i'll charge and had
brought them all the way from Ireland. They were
fine looking lot of girls from sixteen to eighteen
years OF age, and intend To make the West their
homes; and of course are ready to marry, but are
willing to work and earn their living until the
time arrives when they will get husband. They
are TO earn money sufficient to pay the expense OF
bringing them over, and return il to the beneyo-
lent gentleman who took the expense upon himself
the first thing after that they will be at liberty to
indulge in ribbons and hoops, if they choose The
girls are all of the working class being somewhat
of the better class of emgrants Father Hennessy
of this city, selected thirteen Of the number aud
took upon himself the task of finding homes for
chem krhey came through by railroad from New
York. The various roads along the route showed
their galantry by providing them with first class
cars to ride in, although the tickets were emf
grant tickets There is room on the Western
prairies for all such cargoes that be brought to
the country.-Detr0u Free Press.
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UNIVERSITY or NmGIAI,-Oyer 400 students have
already made engagements for the next session at
the University of Virginia, and the number, it is
supposed, will reach 800 Among the Licentiatcs
next session il Prof Charles 5. Nenabe, Of Prince
Edward, in mathematics
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n<lY. Enran rnr,r -

G-J~ FRESH FRUITS Alt THE YsAR.-
AAkTiiuR's PATENT AIR-TrGffT sELF-sEALISG
IaNo AM JAks. Tor preserving fresh fruits To,
natOes, &C. By hermetical sealing. (fufl direction,
or putting up Fruit accompany the Cans and JsrS
or sale wholesale and resai at the HOUSE Furnish
ng and Notion Establishment, No 50 Main str,et h..
Je 2-im r. WARREN
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WASHINGTON, July 19.-The steamer Vanderbilt,
from Southampton and Atlantic, from Lverpool)
have arrived at New York, with dates to the Sth
inst The wires are working very badly and it
will be late before we can get the news.
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SoHE funny fellow says, "A little bark will make
rope, but it takes a large pile of wood to make
cord" That must have been in the good old times
of honest measurement; for every house-keeper
knows that it takes marvellous little pile Of
wood 10 make cord nowadays. New men, new
measuraE.
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WHIPPING WHITE MAN--Jas Wilson. a Wits
man, convicted in Petersburg, Friday. Of steal
ing hog, and was sentenced to 81 days imprson-
ment and 20 lashes. or II months imprisonment
The prisoner chose the whipping; though, when he
was dashed to the post, blood flowed at every cut Of
the Whin
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ARRESTED FOR RoBBISG THE MAIL-Mr. J. W.
Pnks, Special Agent of the Post Office Department,
caused to be arrested on the 14th inst, a person
named Brewit in Pendleton county, and on the
next day, James Stewart Of Highland county, both
charged with robbing the L. s Nail. Stewart was
baiIed in the sum of $500 Browit has been lodged
in the stanton jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-20

TELEGRAPH CABLE ACROSS DETROIT RIVER
DETROIT, July IA telegraphic cable across
Detroit river, at this point, successfully laid
Yesterday.
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ONE or Gov. SHADES school MANS has got into
place out West where the children never heard
OF preaching SO, one day, when she commenced
hef school with prayer of the youngsters went
nome and reported You never did see such a
schoolmarm! She got down on her knees and
swore with all her miubtp,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-20

Hoops DooAED.--A Paris correspondent of the
New York Courier says, flank as the Recamier of
1850, the substitute for the full blown rose the be,
Of 1853 will come upon us in appalling unmiti-
gated detormity, SdHS crinoline, sans basque sans
bvStle, sans wad Saas wool, saas cane sans steel
sans everything"
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aan DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, 0Iomno

pathst offers his professional services to the citi-
gems of Richmond and its vicinity. Office ON Main
street, opposite the Exchange Bank also at his resi-
dence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
finn
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FiRrMEss RIor N ST. Louu.-on sund sy morning
last at frs in st Louis, a terrible riot occurred
between the Liberty and Franklin fre eam panies In
which guns, rifles, pistols, clnhs rocks, &c, were
noeis USED young mAn named Fay was shot
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BRowS who is married and has read about the
people OF Cincinnati having n thunder storm during
perfectly clear day, while the sun was shining
says that such a thing is not at all uncommon at
his house particularly when he invites friends to
dinner without giving notice before hand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BE- VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
called meeting of the Board Of Managers will be
hold at the Hall of the Institute THIS EVENING al
o'clock. J. W LEVEL
al-lt S..rrnInru
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JUDICIAL ELEcTIoS-The election for Judge Of the
Eighth Judicial district takes place on Thursday
next. The following is list of the candidates -
J. L. Marye, ST., spottsyvania; X. H. Coleman, Ca
rolne; Willoughby Newton, Westmoreland; James
Smith, King and Queen; r. III. Ciaybrook, North
cumberland, and Geo. W. Lewis, Westmoreland-
The only candidate who against the late Judge
Conway was Mr.. Coleman, who received 200 votes,
and failed of election by 2o3 votes The Freder-
icksburg Herald says the contest rests between
Messrs Marye and Coleman.
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ma tins Nav YORK LIyE INsURAyC

fSA. THE NEW YORK Lice INSURANCE
CospASr.-MurUAL sYsrgx-At meeting of the Io-
cal Board of Directors for the New York Life lnsu-
rance Company at the Capitol in the city Of Rich
mond. on Wednesday, March IL, 1857, the following
was unanimously adopted
The undersigned President and Directors Of this
Company have examined the exhibits of the New
York Life Insurance Company, for the year ending
LIST January, 1857 and being satisfied with its pros
porous condition. cordially recommend it TO the
couragement and support OF the community.
Its capital has nov attained the suIn of 81 200 400,
invested in State stocks and Bonds aud Mortgages
on Real Estate. We think it u most profitable and
safe mode of investing money. The profits inure 10
the benefit of the insured, and have averaged not
niums paid. Besides these Investments in stocks,
&c, the law Of New York requires az additional
eurity that $4,000 shall b Deposited with the State
Comptroller to meet any lawful demands which the
Company may fail to pay.
Weinvte attention to the nature objects and adj
vantages OF Life Insurance set forth by this Insti
GEo wYTHE MUNPoRp, ESQ,
President, Secretary OF Commonwealth OF Virginia.
DIRECTORS:
GEO. ". CLUTTER, ESQ,
Auditor Public Accounts.
THOMAS H. ELLIS, Esq.
President James River aud kanawha Company.
THos. P. AUGUST ESQ. ., ,.
WI. O. PAINE, ESQ.
(kent, Paine Il Co, Merchants)
JOHN BAGBY, Esq,
Rev. CHAS. II. READ.
Pastor United Presbyterian Church.
KEW JAMES h. IA1 boh,
Corresponding Sec'y Southern Baptist Convention.
f3 : T$GSSHASl + Medical Examiners.
GMAs. W6RTMAM, Local Agent
CHAS. r. WORKMAN,
General Agent ard Attorney for Virginia.
jy lot
nsA- KNOWLES & WALPORD. i have re-
turned to my former business connection with Mr.. b.
W. KNOWLES, and will be pleased to my friends
again at STATIONERY Hail." No. q Pearl ".
We sell BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
We sell HERRISG'S FiRE-PRUOF SAFES.
We sell MARBLEIZED IRON MANTLES.
We insure on lives OF white persons
We insure on lives OF slaves, to years.
Jys -2w H. l.. ID. WALFORD
LOST.
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SINGULAR AeefpESrs-At Maiblehead on the 9TH
lhst., Mr.: W. T. Garter broke his leg while dancing
on Tuesday, at the same place, Mr.. Vim. Roundy
hief one OF his fingers pulled OFF while fastening
ms horse, by the animal pulling back while the
halter was being adjusted - =. :,
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Bss FRESH LEECHEs.--I have Just re-
Geived, by Adams Express fresh lot OF Swedish
LhECIES, which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms
A. S.-Cupping and Ieechisg promptly attended
TO- Gan be found at all hours OF the day AZ The al
pressing Room under the American Hotel aud Al
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
nay %o-ts X. G. H0gSOS
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HN~CANcERs AND TUMoe. Cunrp w,,,

Ia CANCERS AND TUMoRs CURED WITTY
OCT CCr1INo. DIR. w. KAHN, late Of PhiIadelphia
rsrectinily offers bis services TO de citizens and the
tnonc gensraiiy, for the eury Of Cancers TtsnOrs
can also cure Secret Diseases
lie can be found at his oiic0 at the Clifton HOUSE
nom 10 A. VI. to +. NJ
recommendations can be seel on application.
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AN ACCOMMODATING LASpLORI.-A boarding house
Keeper In Baltimore, Nd advertizes to furnish gen
tlemen with pleasant and comfortable rooms Also,
one or two gentlemen with wives"
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Loss BY HRB.--At n late fire in Columbia Hon
A. o. T. Nicholson suffered loss of 81, 500 consist
ing OF u pocket-bOok containing notes of hand and
other valuable papers.
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BATHS. BATHS! Slot, Cod
and shower Baths can be hal at all hours from +.
O'Clock A VI. TO 10 p NJ, at the Hair Cutting SLa
Ting ana Shampooing Saloon, under the Anlericnp
Hotel Entrance on 18th street. Single baths e
cents, or tickets 81. INV
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Observation-Disclosures OF THE JUICE OF THE CHINESE
SUGAR CANE-in letter to the Patent Office, DR.
Charles T. Jackson Of Boston, writes that he had
put Mr.. Wrays crystal yzed sugar and "a lot of his
obtained from Mr. Wainrights plants into the
hands of the microscopic department of the Boston
Society of Natural History and that q report would
soon be made upon the nature of this sugar. Dir.
Jackson looked with microscope at the crystals
which were rhombic prisms or of the cane sugar
type, which is contrary to the opinion expressed
by DIR. A. A. Hays, who contends that they are no.
thing but grape sugar, which occurs in cubes, and
not in rhomhic prisms.
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The wheat which has been received, so far, in tie
fredericksburg market, is prime artcle-Sl.60
was offered Friday for lot worth Is cents less
than prime article. sl.J0 seems to be the market
price offered, though not accented.
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CoUSTERFEIT-Ten dollar counterfeit notes on the
Northwestern Bank of Virginia, at Wheeling, are
floating about. yignette large 10 In the centre Of
the note. The counterfeits are good limitations of
the genuine notes. The ruling OF the title and
.'Tsn Dollars" il heavy
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THE FOLLOWING is speech made by the manager
of an Irish theatre. There were only three per
sons composing the audience: Ladies and gentle
mem As there is nobody here, I'll dismiss YOU all;
the performance of this night will not be perform
cd, but the performance OF this night will be re-
peatod tomorrow evening.
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pkA.J. r. GARDNER, NJ. D., Hsmsopa-
thic Physician. Richmond, Va. Once - ssvesnor
street, near tho Richmond House. jys--d3s
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MEXICAN LErrsRs oF MARous.-should snaI

MEXICAN LETTERS OF MARQuE.-should Spain be
silly enough to wage war upon Mexico, Mexico will
retaliate by an attempt ON Cubs, for which purpose
IL Is said, Comonfort will employ the iibusters
who are SO desireus OF setting their foot upon that
fertile Island 1t ID stated that he has already
to some OF our ports number Of quires of blank
letters OF narque commissions, which the Mexican
Consuls will be ready to fill up and deliver to APP
plicants upon certain favorable terms, the moment
that war shall be declared by either party.> This
will, no doubt, be the result and as there are so
many ways of eyading the neutrality laws. even
with the strictest vigilance OF the Government the
scheme would probably be entirely successful
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LIFE ArFLICTIoSs.-There died in Burke county.
Georgia, on the 1st inst, Mr. Laban Hargrave. in
the I'D year of his age, native of this country,
born under affection and truly did it follow him
through life. At the early age Of IA, he had both
of his legs fractured. When only g. he had his
left leg amputated. And died OF a cancerous tn
nor eating away his face. lie bore all these suffer
ings without murmur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-20

MR. PRESTON, member of the BROOKLYN New
York. Board Of Aldermen, has been expeIled for
receiving hribe of $3.50 from De Berg, the guano
manufacturer o
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nR ICR CREAM FEAST

Ice CREAM FEAsT.-The Ladies
ICE CREAM PEAST will continus at Wesley Cha
pei on MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS July 18th
and 18th. TUESDAY NIGHT will be the auction
night. ~ 9l-2t
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pkAp--pr Rose, who was burned at the fire at
the State Lunatic Asylum, in ALBANY \. Y. on
Tuesday, died on Thursday, from the effects of his
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Wheat.

p The hrst salcsof nswwhest were made on Sstnr-
day ct sleS for prime red, si.75 for prime white.
Should thu farmers b. ready and the process Of def
livering whess begin with anything like activity.
the ensuing week, We have no doubt, the miers
generally viii enter The market.
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DECISION IN THE CASE OF DISTRICT ATTOR.
NEY MANN. OF PHILADELPHIA
EnR EIGN NkMG

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-The Supreme Court this
morning decided that William Mann, was legally
elected last fall to the Office of District Attorney.
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fafAnf--o the seventy Eve negroes Ia Abe.
marie county Va emaReipated under Capt. James
H. Terreifs VIII, and sent to Liberia, last Decem-
Der, nineteen died In four months aftsr landing
v op the Coasa Of Africa
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- L. s.ss
LOST

T OST.-T. J. T. No. l2-Sho. 1856
II 92,GoO-dated May 18th, l057. Tobacco note a.
above has been lost
Je l2-lawiw JAS THOMAS JR
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Rss "WooDLAND CRgAM."-A Pomade
10, %, oeautifying the harhighly perfumed- superior
price. For dressing Ladies' Hair il has no nonsi
giving u bright glossy appearance X causes ben
ueheh halr ~ curl in the most natural manner In
removes uandrut, always giving the Hair tho al.
peaTahee of being fresh shampooed Pric. only try
cents. None genuine unless sg ned '
FsTRIpeg Co., Propriatars Of the
Balm Of a Thousand Plnw.r.