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OLYMPIA PRICES CURRENT

coRREcTED WEEKLY FOE THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
OLYMPIA, W. T., Dec IL, 1857.
Pro'lsions- Turpentine, " d" $50
Beef, fresh, II lb.. ..l2Gl5I Groccrirs-
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At st. fanls Minnesota board is sI4 nar waek.
washing 81 .25as1.75 per dozen.
shillingrer pound ~ 0'''
. Mr James Heaton, assessor of Wood county Va
"ed on the 10th inst, in the 6Sth year of his age.
ihomas hsrns was thrown from team at Fred
TICK ma, last week, and received Injuries thai
caused his death ' '"''
.: '" smith, proprietor of the AspiuwalI Uouse
Al AsPlnwal, shot and killed himself on the e,h in
slant. VII '''o ~" III
:, 1t is stated that General William II. Miller. Of
iar rIisDurg Pennsyiysnia, has been appointed Con
sui to Trinidad de Cuba O''
Senator Rusk, of Texas danias that ba ;,ta,,1 ;.
vote for General Houston for Governor. He will
support the Democratic nominee
frof. George ". Greene, q grandson of General
ureehe, OF the revolution is about to publish the
Generals papers"
The estate of Richard BoyIston, Esq, the veteran
5uitoi @ o1 the Amherst IN. H. Cabinet, lately de
ceased, has been appraised at $4,000
The wife of Rev. Mr.. Richards, pasfor of the
PrrIhy'erI"n church, in Reading Pa died Wed.
nesday morAing.
The young lady who has created such a sensation
IN Great Britain as the - Welsh Nightingale" Miss
c. r. Williams, is now en- route for New York
A movement is on foot to light ParkersburQ, Va
WIN gas. company has been formed, and a large
subscription already obtained for the purpose
John Galpcn. of Conn, has been promoted TO be
tn assistant examiner in the Patent Office, vice G.
B. Moss, resigned (salary 81, 500 per annum.)
1t is said that another horse thief. named Keith
was hung by mob i'll Cedar county, Iowa on tht
list inst.
The contract for supplying the Post Office Depart
ment with stamped envelopes has been awarded I,
jeo. +. Nesbitt of New York.
young man calling himself L. Rodgers, and re
presenting himself rs newspaper pressman, In,
bee committing robberies at a boarding house il
Washington
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DEATH OF TWO CHILDREN FROM NEGLRcT-Much ex
ctement was caused in the Nineteenth Ward YES
terday, by the death Of babes in the house of
German woman, named Fredericka Busch in Cor
don street, near Sepviva. 1t seems that Mrs B. ;
house is sort of retreat for young infants whose
narents are either unwilling to acknowledge then:
o. who want to get rid of the trouble Of taking
OF them. Report says that the children put into
Mrs Busch's hands are starved to death and con
siderable excitement has been caused by this ru-
Mor. Last winter two babes died in this house
rnu :. on sunday and yesterday two more perished.-
The last victims were aged respectively three week.
and six months. This afternoon. the Coroner,
Jury rendered verdict that tho two children die
rom the want of proper medical attendance
philadelphia Bulletin 29fh
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The STRAW BoSNkT business appears to have
been Overdone in Massachusetts,, aud hence there
are great complaints of dull times in the trade
In franklin alone seven millions of straw bonnets
have been manufactured enoug gh for one quarter of
the heads great and small, old and young, III the
United States. Many people have the idea that
fashiousbes in our large cities control the stye of
bonnets; i'll other words, that the fashionable buy
er, and not the manufacturer decide the STYLES of
bonnets to be made. This is not The manu-
fdcturers control this matter completely Last fall
there Was an association of bonnet-makers organ
lied III Massachusetts, for the purpose of making
style uniform and it is said they have entirely sue
Ceeded in their purpose
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REMOVALS, &c.

NOTICE OF FREMONAL.--I have moved
y int, thc store lately occupied by Mr.. Ioaph IL.
tHQuilt Two Goors below my old stand, where |
would he glad to my friends, aud all in want OF
LEATHER, SHOE FINDING, &C. -
~ .~-ilwNlm q. II. tIiALhLEf.
FOR ~ALE--I have for sale two Counters and two
IAN platform Scales, which can he bought low.
@. II. ClIALkLEi.
DEMOEAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rariiy to Ne Pearl street under the Ex chunge
Hotel. where we shall be pleased to see our old
tfvuda {. ". PURCELL Il CO,
Jrf Exchange Brokers.
DEMONAL.-Dr PLUME has removed
Al hir orire 10 the third house, South Of Trinity
tHurCh South side and about one hundred yards be
low Inc Exchange Hotel ur. +. continues to treat all
syghltiy and gonoTrhuul plants; aud having had
m practice this line HHttvrr himself that he can
rIysyrry general satisfaction call from those III
trTeatei il solicited.
hr u also mak ~ and rcui- one oil the best restoIA
tive Chemical Extract 0t French tlowers) for CON
st'luti1utl weakness, tTeT offered 10 the public.
Or r. may he ConsRitcd Cuuttdcntally by letter OF
vSlerN-r MediciRr- securely paCk ked and sent to
drr in almost any direction.
once hour frola \. N, till A. NJ. Franklin
sct near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
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DIAMOND CUT NAN0SD.-A couple Of patent "safe'
sharpers got hold of a supposed greenhorn yester-
day, one Of the hotels, whom they found to be
SO extraordinarily yerdant that canton on their
part was entirely laid aside. Greeny was ready
enough to go il blind on their "safe' but his wife
had got all his money, and he wanted good pre-
text To get it out of her. So he borrowed gold
watch Of the sharpers, III order to show it to his
wife AS desired purChase-entered the hotel
stepped ont another auor--and the slarpers have
not seen him sincc.--N L. Sun.
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is TO CERTIFY that | have

Il been afflicted for some time with a Tumor under
right eye. and being told by several physicians
fhRl II could not be removed without cutting and
daugeTAg my sight, did not know what 10 do about
H, untI srrHug the advertisement OF Dr. VI. KAHN,
wLeu thought would 90 and give him trial. and
! Au happy Sty that he has efrctually cured me
-. urilH% - tls advertisement, and thar H. without
is1!n ot uslcg an instrument. | Youd certainly
nSliinrLi all tha-r afflicted in like manner TO give
hrr trial Ills Office the Clifton House in rear
al The Ballard HOuac. ; IL. HYNAS
Richmond.
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CLEAR THE GUTTERs.-Every citizen is
required to Keep the cutters in front of his pre-
misses IN order and all who fail to do so are liable,
to fine at the discretion of the Mayor. Let our
readers take the hint before called upon by the po-
lica = ~ =
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PRICE ONE CENT
INDEcEyr ExposURK-Omoou

INDECENT EXPOSURE Tvls,
Seal and Perrin succeeded, yesterday afternoon ~
arresting two white boys-Michael Mccarthy and
james Garvey--for indeeently exposing their nsr'
sons by bathing in Carrington's mill pond. rome
few evenings since. party of chaps while bathing
In this pond caught a small white girl and tore
ner clothing from her person. Since them the no.
nee have been on the look out for them. and but
ior the fact that they had runaway negro in their
custody at the time, would have captured several
more OF the gang One little fellow in his anxiety
70 get clear, ran of and left his clothing. which
was taken possession of by the police in order t.
ascertain the owner
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The trade in palm oil is. all things considered
one Of the mercantile maryels of our age 1t suits
certain parties to picture the negro as leading
useless lazy, unproductiye life in Africa. Nothing
can be further from the truth. Take, for instance
the old seats Of the slave trade in the Blight of Be-
nin and its neighberhood They are nowalve with
honest industry and lawful commerce. In 1856 the
exports Of palm oil alone from eight settlements
were Is, lG4 tons, worth fS62,32S.
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toRN CR0P IN NORTH CIgolINA.-The Whining
ton Journal says:-We fear some considerable in
jury to the corn crop of this section, from the
cessiye rains with which have been visited du
ring the last few weeks. We hear II good deal OF
complaint from portions Of New Hanover Duplin
and Ousow.
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SuIcTDE-A young girl named Mary Brady COM
mitted suicide in Baltimore last Thursday by taking
strychnine. She had been betrayed under pro
mise of marriage, never intended 10 be cousumma
ted, which fact weighing heavily upon her mind
induced her to destroy herself rather than live nd
be the subject of remark
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NOT NIBBLE.-Last Wednesday night
the entirec city was so orderly that the watchmen
failed to scare up and capture single subject o.
any sort. Not even negro was seen out of track
during the night. What's to happen.
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BEvY Of little children telling their father
what they got at school. The eldest reading spell
ing and definitions. And what do you get, my
little sou :! said the father to rosycheeked little
fellow, who was at that time silly driving a ten
penny nail into the door panel. "Mel Oh, gets
readn, spellin', and spankin's."
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Not on THAT PAaILY.--A man whose appearance
indicated that he staggering from the excessive
weight Of brick in his hat being asked II he
Son Of Temperance" replied, "liic-no--no rela-
tiUu--not even au hic-acduaintance."
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"MAGNoLIA" is the name given to the
restaurants just opened at the corner of 10Th and
Main streets. by Mr.. X. w Allen.
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AT HIS POsr.-The NJ Mayor has return
ed to his post, and was busily engaged yesterday
in disposing of civil warrants.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

WM D. GlLkS0S, PROPRIETOR.
oTnnbUaes free u charge, run In connection with
tte Hotel and the Railroad Depot
w. EVery attention IS given TO passengers who
sish - depart by either Of the lines Of travel
my jpNin
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GIVE M KISSES, darlnt! Let thin be laid with
power Oh my lps-wid report like heavens thon-
der whips, OF the explosion the eyenin' sun--s
och, let me have thin that way, livery ONE ~
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PEACHES, of poor quality, were selling
in the markets yesterday at 25 cents per quart.
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A vgRIrABLE young gentleman, four years old,
recently threw his maternal relative into fit of
admiration by the following speech: II like most
ell knds..of cak,s -pourd cake. sponge cake, and
jelly cake but don't like mach-ache.
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WILTSHIRE DANE, the mother OF large family,
was once asked the number OF her children. ia
me " she replied, rocking to and fro, "Pye fourteen,
mostly boys and girlsp
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Short Time in the factories is being adopted in all
parts Of New England. II is the English system Of
conducting manufacturing business thus to lessen
the production of the goods, and is thought to be
the only successful mode of Operating. total sus
pension, when the market is overstocked with
goods, is moro expensive in large establishments
with great amount of machinery, than working
part of the time.
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RESIGNATION OF A BANK pREgpRyr Tbo,a.
Hchlrath OF the y Y. Tribune, has resigned tn.
presidency of the Nassau Bank. in consequence o
certain financial embarrassments in which he be
came recently involved. 1t appears that he accep
taiiroad Company, and thus Is left minus a con
siderable amount. His private business is said t,
be in no Way adected -
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sr,px FoR rRArELKas AND o7HgRS
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Po-
TaMsc RtIRntr goioR North, leaves twice every
fsy SUNDAY evenings excepted, )ass o'ciosk A. NJ
ami At - sCipk I. VI EnT the Potomac river where
stean~t j. taken for Washington, thence hy Rail
TOAD e. Baltimore, sc.
y IsaiNIt CTNTEkL, going North, leaves this city
twice daily tSuudsy eveuuRs-l \, apts.d At O'Clock
4 Il sna - oCiSrk +. NJ. iST Gurlo,sN ille where
t1,v trpn with the trains Of tlr Orange aud Alex
-r...a, Nssh ~ Etou. BattiInure &c.
t~r n, and connects With tho South- h-Sie read
81 -HctioD, at q a. o closk \. NJ, Sundays ex.
5 JsN. sSRudHys excepted az ga sCIoCk A. Vi
~ .fork +. VI. An RCEommo,iathn train leaves
-stry Monday, "wednesday ans Friday at y
FOR NORPOS.k 6o.
steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. SamI Barne-
trr ahaJi st Rockets every Saturday Tues
.fa Etags4lay nlosssngs. at 81 scInCk A. NJ
go uitN CoVE, Capt John Davis. every Mon
Fn6ur~iay and Friday morning. at ~ O'clock
s1.iA auI Portsmouth. touching al all the
... sl,j.is. IN he river.
FOE NEw YORK. Re
steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish
every Tuce,iay evening. AT o'clock for New
t.,uy I.ns az City Point and Norfolk t. receive
.-r. gers &c.. leaving Norfolk pext noEang AT
... 3Da,
P0H PHILADELPHIA, 60
Re th. steamships PEN NSY ~ ANA, VIRGINIA
s- .tTN or RICHMOND. ono n these STEAMERS
j-sv- every N04iay and Thursday, stopping at City
r.l .-G Norfolk 20 receive freight and pa,sen gers
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FAST DRIvING.-Two negro fellows, in
the service of r. +, White, were arraigned before
the Mayor yesterday and subjected 10 the Lash .,
conviction of driving their teams In the street fster
than walk. IL his Honor will continue the nae
of the rod instead of filming the masters i, is onits
probable that he will break up the evil so Justly
complained Of fast driving in the streets
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DEATH or A APRISTER.-Mr. George McGregor, who
had been connected with the printing business in
Baltimore for a number of years, died suddenly in
that city on the 2Sth inst. lie was man of exem-
plary character
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James NJ. southard, clerk of the fredericksburg
market, died ON Sunday last
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MYSTERIOUS CAsE-Some excitement exists in
New York relative to the mysterious death IF Mr..
Augustus Van Lew. a man of respectable position
IN society whose body WAS found lying on the side
Walk Ill Mercer street, in that city, last Monday
night. The deceased person bore evident marks
OF violence, while the condition of his clothing
showed clearly that he had been robbed of his gold
watch and some forty dollars, The physician who
maae the post mortem examination is of opinion
that the wounds were inflicted by design. thouoh
the police believe that the unfortunate man re-.
celved them while in fit, and was subsequently
robbed by thieves.
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL. GRACE

A'A STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND srH-The sew
nth session OF this School will commence on the Is
lay OF October, and close the LIST of July Thu.
english department. is exclusively under the direc-
lion OF the Principal, except the Philosophical and
dlgher Mathematical Glasses. which will be taught
y gentleman of experience and ability. The
french Glass will be placed under the supervision OF
gentleman who has had much experience and sue
;eSs IN communicating that Language.
1n ypNE
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RrHHQyn, July "a. IAJ7. jy 24-Iws
EIGHT YEARS RULE CONTINUED

k'ibHl LihS III LIZ tON l. ED.
Tho 18th Of july it has been my rule TO greatly
reduce III" cash price Of all my Summer Clothing
and furnishInE GOEis 1t is not desirable or proht4-
blr 70 carry ofeI 10 hcseoond season stock Of sum
mri Clothing Notwithstanding my stock is large
c"nlpfI-lhz Cashmere suits Marseilies do White
ana tolorcI Linen do. Alpaca. MeTinO Drap lie Etc
a.. and Furnishing Gools such as Shirt Collars
Fosks, GloFes, Suspendere Cravats of the greatest
variety &c. all wall be sold AT such reduced nrccs
H' VII ensure sales All IN want will hasten TO call
while the variety is good.
j. D. GOODMAN,
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COOP pRIoEs-Fresh hog fish were sci

GOOD PKIcEs.-Fresh hog fsh were SET
ling in market yesterday at 81 per bunch, and
spots at 80 cents. These we call good pricea for
salt water delicaeies, though the fishermen assure
US that they cannot be had for that Ia Norfolk.
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UxBEcoNIvG.-No man should ever for

NHrOV1I1-H"' -NV IIItkH oIIUUIu tF6I IUT-
get himself so far as to lay violent hands upon &
woman save in defence of his life; and when h.
does, even though he has been lashed round the
world with her tongue, he deserves and should re
ceiye such punishment the law imposes in all
such cases. Yesterday morning, Barney Austin
appeared before the Mayor TO answer the charge
OF assaulting and beating Mrs. Elizabeth Green
fhe madam testified that Mrs. A. and herself had
some words about :their children, when Barney
came up, Joined in the quarrel. and then gave her
blow in the face with his fist. The Mayor held
him to bail for his better behavior i'll future
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!, EsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTES


The eighth annual session of this Institution will
commence ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th of September
-, 81, and close on the last THURSDAY in June.
The institute Is incorporated by the Legislature OF
Virginia, and grants Diplomas and Certificates oi
Proficiency.
1t embraces two departments: Preparatory and
oliegate. Ia the first, the elementary branches Of
english are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate
'epartnent, the course OF study is systenAtc anu
comprehensive, and such as when fully pursued
will secure proper Development discipline and cu-
ure OF all the intellectual social and moral faculties
'rOduce harmonious fullness Of being, and lit the
upil TO NIL honorably and usefully, her appropriate
phere in life.
All the departments of instruction are in charge OF
onipeten teachers, and provided with apparatus
md other means necessary for the pleasant and sue
'esstul prosecution Of their respective studies
The Boarding department, and all the domestic al.
angements are under the direct control OF the Prn
;pal and his Y, whose best efforts used to MAKE
he Institute pleasant home for pupils.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC TEAR:
oard, washing lights and fuel.
Tuition. Preparatory 3
'Iusc on Piano, with use sf instrument y
iodsTn 0c;sn saS Vocal Music; ~
Fs- 1t is desirable that applications be made early
md pupils be prompt in attendance on the trst das
Il the session
For catalogue or further information, address
iy l7-d2awsw&wc4w
DRIMARY ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
i SCHOOL, SAUNDERS HALL, foushee st. between
OFOad ana Ofactlte ulitles Oh my ccnOnl Wltl bT
resumed on the l4th September, lS57, and continued
until the 18th Of July, lN5S.
TERMS PAYABLE HALP-YEARLT IN ADYlScE.l
tlghest Ciass.. ~
Middle do. = "a
Lowest do - ~
jy sr-6t WI. 4. KENNIk.
MANTILLAS AT COST, MANTILLAS
WI AT COST.
IS French Lace MantIas sold at $l4 and SIS, now at
cost
$50 French Lace and Velvet sold at $40 to s2 now at
80 solid Silk ones $50 each
few real Shaatiiia Mantias left
81 Grey Mantlias some as low Us 81
$50 Black thin Ones $50. 81 and $225 each
Every Msntilla in my store must be sold at some
price. as am determined 10 keep none over. Now
L the time, at the New York Mantilla and Shawl
Store, Ig Main street
Jy 22-lmf JAMES RILEY
Q00 BBLS. CALCINED PLASTER
s|OO 1000 bkls. Rose ndale and James River Cement
1000 bbls. RocAland Lime
30 bbls. Tar
100 bbls. Richmond Ground Plaster
80 bbls. Ampthill superfne
4o0 bbis- Halifax Herrings
go bushels Plastering Hair
30 bales Hay
q ibis. No. Lard
10000 sawed Iaths
80 tons Lump Plaster
For sale by BRIpGPoRD 4 CO.,
jyT Oh the Dock.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Having auali-
IL fed ~ the Execu'sr Of Thomas Williams dec a.
this is TO REQUEST all pc sons indebted to the estate
settle the amounts due by them without delay: and
those having claims win piss.sR u grsssg, : % 'hsm
jyis-ts Executor Of Th0a. Williams. ass'a.
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THE GLASGOW POISONING CAsE.-A London Ietta,

m pl"A7Hoh EOlSpNlNf IASk.-A London letter
b1 the Boston Post sys:
Public sympathy has been strongly enlisted in
the young adys favor, especially since the charac-
Ter OF Il Angeller came out in the evidence of the
defence. lie seems to have been vain. conceitrd
talkatlSe young man, apt to boast Of his success
with the ladies. extremely sensitive to the infiu-
ence OF female beauty arrogant, exctable and des-
tltute OF all nice sense Of honor. She too if any
one may judge from her letters was q passionate
weak headed girl, though her cool sensible. self
respect throughout the terrible ordeal would show
an under current of character little suspected by
her antecedents. 1t is said that the gentleman to
whom she was engaged declared throught the trial
that he would marry her if she WAS acquitted He
Is person of good standing, of property and some
twelve years her senior. Mr. Smith, the father is
a most estimable member of society, an engineer
and architect by profession. in easy circumstances
and his family moving in good society. Before the
trial came on, he sold his property, wound up his
affairs and made all his preparations to leave the
country with his family at the termination of the
suit, Whichever way the decision might be- Meth
er he, nor his family, the friends nor the GIas-
Cow community. nor any person who will fairly
read the evidence, believe that the girl gave the
deceased poison The argument of the counsel is
saidsto have been the finest effort of forensic elo-
quence ever heard at the Scotch bar.
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OAKwoOD CEMETERY has been yer

much improved within the past twelve months.
and bids fair to become an attractive place for hu
rial Most of the lots have been laid OF in suita-
BILE sizes for large or small familes and the walks
and carriage ways are SO planned as to render the
entire ground accessible 10 vehicles The surper
ntendent has under his charge a nursery of shade
trees which he is cultivating for city purposes and
which may be had for ornamenting private lots in
the Cemetery. As yet but few internents have
been made in that portion allotted 10 white persons
but the day is not distant when the residents Of
Church aud Union Hills, the Valley and Rockets,
will adopt it as the resting place of their dead
friends and relatives.
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PRESERVE Your NUMBERs.-An

PRESERVE Your NUMBERs.-An ordi
nance of the city requires the owner of every pub
lie vehicle to have the initials of his name and the
number of his license painted on his vehicle and
when teamsters and others fail to do So they lay
themselves liable TO heavy fine. The police hav,
been instructed to that this ordinance is rigidly
observed and therefore call the attention vi ou
readers TO that fact, with the hope of saving them
at least enough to pay years subscription to the
Dispatch.