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r1,O THR RIRE COMP ANfxs m : sss.
an. p, ne s,.asa propose 10 ossr 4.
s.: samb.r q s sf s'eI;' r 4 =.
PEI. now on exhibition st MITcHsLL 4 Tyi..,.-
s.s ss A:t :.sss sS ;ssa Of aa' a.
The 'ISy' 15oso:Gn q. BE- o,.a a. u
Hotel No ~h.rs Vi" e ps.: :. To, 70 .a a,:.s
them. 10 is-it' BILL PARRoW WIZ "a ni'h
TNHK MAY QUEEN FKsTTy1T-
Cantats, arranged In two parts b. r l. a.r
LEHEk, for his pupta will be performed bx 49,.
ono hundred young Ladies OF his classes 1t Mstroos
MONDAY EVENING, June i5,s .s.,
commencing at O'Clock.
HI. DuSDzRDALg will preside 1t thu Plano -.
THE ARGUMENT. S''
The plot represents fetal dss. From all mart. n,
her widely extended domain, tbs Nay q 1s.r1. 80
| py subjec assemble to aoknowl.dss slsysn. Tsp
der their ATOMS and jon In hs en-
OF the joyous occasion '"'ss
Par AT early dawn the Fsiris. sra heard ,h.
htance mailing the glad morn and soon tb sy as.sr,hi
In the DO utiful grove whsrs ths dsy .ro b. ..v.b
ed. Nov they are joined by thu rIowsrs Dew D,na.
z1pnyrf, Forest ore Symph', Nsiaa, aymphs Of tSs
SOVEREIGN. Very soon the Qassn enter, bsr.ld.d 1
srring, and attended By her maids Of honor .nS ~
ehfef disaitares Of her court. sunshin. spr,y sn5
hsn bow They are hailed BY her delighted sub ,,,.
Tho Qusen welcomes them sIl to hsr b.non.y 80
nov the forest rings with Long live our Ooasn an"
and the eitans hills give back the mont, Lono
live our Queen" ''""y
PART I-Represents the evening .esnes OF tbi,
festal day At the bidding Of ths Qusen tho nam
oers OF her court advance and severalIy proclaim IN
her ass :nbs ed subjects tbs wisdom, srss.neu .nn
love OF sheir Creator, aud acknowledge bin, a. ths
source Of all their glory and happiness The pls.
,arss OF the occasion are suddenly Interrupted BY
Jack Fros., vho, stealing among the n ,wer, sand.
them trembling with fear .hivsrios with eod h
seek the protection Of the Qusen. who cornr.nes
the rsto drive the serte away with their hsrp.
The flower. oeisg restored aud all being again h.ppv
they unite IN the sentiment that they hys MOI n,
thu mse Ives, but to show forth the pra!ss OF God
Here the vsspsr bes cal the Zephyr. 10 thar ava
ming dsvotions end st the sugg ss.ion of the Qussn
all join the Z-phyrs in their hymn Of praise
SCALE OF
Single tickets so cents; Ticket admitting two IL
cents Family tickets. admitting three 81 Ticl,,.
may be obtained of the scholars and at ths Hu.,.
Stores and also, at the door, the evening of the
Concert je i3-AE
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LATER FROM MEXICo.--M daifesto Of Santa anna.
Santa Anna, the ex-Distator of Mexico, from his
present retreat in Carthag has issu sd manifesto
for private circulation among his adhsreus partissns
and revolutionists generally, in Mexico, Cuba and
elsewhere, DEE ouncing the present government CT
Cononfort the new constitution, the laws affecting
the property and privileges of this clergy &c, and
announcing that there must bs another sangutuary
revolution even though half the territory Of the re-
public should have sold to supply the sinews Of
war. Advices from Mexico say:
In Chiispa, a town of the State of 0usrrero rev.
olutian started by priest Padre Juarez, and
Lit. Col. d. Jusn Antonio. The Governor marched
900 man to reduce the traitors. bu. the priest and
colonel, heading 5000 Indians after three days hard
fighting cut the g3vernm ant troops to places, killing
nearly all OF thsm, and chasing the rect out Of tn.
neshborh0od. At latest dates ths revoutonists
manned in possession of Chilapa
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EV-7HE IMlrAroks are receiving drubbing from
tbs hands OF TYLER 4 Co, which they justly de-
serve Heretofore they have been In the habit OF
s.sailing every Artist who has done business Rich
mond and they commenced their TRADE az inst TY-
LER Co, but they tiCubled the wrong ones that
tins, aad doubt will hereafter behave themselves
TYLER 4 Co. have pretty we'll shown that the lmi
tstors not worthy of belief and that the plan of
obtaining 81 for inferior pictures 10 bsse imposition,
while they made better for so cents by TYLER
Co, of lS9 Main street, who have the finest estab
l!shment in town. Don't be deceived by the lmita-
tors; they are justly becoming obsnlste.
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rELx.sssAp1lU Nkws'
vCPoRPED FoR THE D
LATER FROoI EUROPE,
T,rs THE VANDERBILT.


---~~--~ 18th FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
.H.s.. Rieis IN belgium 80 Catholic
Me"s Convents Att1cked.
,., yoRK June l4th-Thc steamer Wander
,us 18th dates from Liverpool, to the Ord Inst,
The vanderbilt brought 100 passengers, includ.
Inc ! p Labash, bearer Of important dispatches
from the u Minister Ut Paris.
Political news by this arrival 10 unimportant.
The Grand Duke Constantine, visited Queen
Victoria at Osborne, Saturday, and returned to
Calais next day. On the passage, be was sAuted
nv the Englsh ships and American frigate Susqus-
h,nns, then lying 10 the Roads. The brevity OF
the Dukes visit to England, compared with his
stay in France, Is much commented on by the
Epglish press
The Anglo Persian treaty had been fully rstI.
fed.
A conAagrs,ion had taken place In Constantine
pie destroying 300 houses.
The British troops he'd evacuated Mohamera
serious political outbreak had taken place d
Brussels, Antwerp and other Belgian towns. grow
ing out of anti Catholic feeling. Several convent.
| and nunneries and Jesuit colleges were attacked
as also the Bishops palace at Siege. Troops In.
terfered and at last accounts order nearly re-
stored, but at Brussels q civic guard was kept
| under arms and troops were held ready for any
| emergency. The mob commenced the outbreak
| with cries Of Down with the Priestsl" "Dowr
| with the Catholics |" Down with the converts T.
| COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL June Sd Cotton Sales for three days
| amount TO II 600 bales. of whsh specuators and
porters each took $500 bales market closed firm and
quiet. Provisions dull Breadstufs have declining
| tendency. All Ainds slightly lower. Flour very dul
aud declined 10 Wheat very dull and declined Sd a
| I'D nominslly. Corn Quotations barely sustained
| Weather favorable to crops. Consols "a. Money
| slightly easier.
| Manchester sdvices favorable.
! LONDON, June Sd Money market improved. Fo'
reign securities active. There have been large arIf-
| walls of Australian god.
PANS, June Sd The Bourss 10 heavy, with a
| gradual decline in SIS, closing at SO TO-
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K IMPORTANT TO GAS CoNsuMERs-If you want
to from 25 to 40 per cent, buy "Wheelocks Pa,
tent Filter Regulating Gas Burner" and you will
get beautiful steady star light. They will pay Il
themselves In short time. They have been adopted
by all the printing offices of this city. and most of
the dwelling houses. Try them, and you will see
that you are not deceived They have been tested by
great many experienced and scientific men, who
have decided that they were the best Burners ever
invented. The Agent will put them up trial, at
any store dwelling house No charge, II they do
not please. Leave your orders at ALEX. motifs
81 Main street. Richmond Va. js IL At
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Indian TrOuhlpa

ST. LOUIS, March 13 Sir George Gore and
sHite returned here yesterday, from years hunt
ing expedition at the head waters of the Missouri
They report that the country was never in a worse
conditiou respecting the Indians. The Santees
and Sioux were committing atrocities against the
whites; and since the removal of the troops from
forts Randall and Lookout the Indians In the
neishborhood have assumed a hostile attitude A
party of troops had marched sgainst the Santees
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"TwIsrs OF CoTToN."-The Ffenchmau who
said tina, the friendship between the United States
and England was g. not chain of flowers, but Sim.
pie twists of cotton" was not far from the mark.
Out of 90O, 900 900 of pounds of cotton imported
into Great Britain last year, no less than 700 OOo
600 pounds were from the United States. A rise
of one penny In the pound in the price of cotton
involves national loss to England of 0,0O00 600
to $4,000 900. The dependence of England on the
United States for the supply has increased from As
per cent of their consumption Of cotton In 1901 to
to 50 per cent. at the present time. Twists Of
cotton" which bind such extensive interests as
these, make chain of iron which cannot be easily
broken
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~To Merchants, Mechanics and OF hers
Merchants and others wishing 70 have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS. &C., &c. printed, are invited to call at
our extensive Job Office, which Is supplied with O.,
most every variety of type, embrsoins ell the ates
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small. Bus-
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OF
celed.
and At Home CARDS, printed in tho neatest possi-
bic style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
eat CASH PRICES. call from those desiring any
description of Printing, 10 respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Main and
18th streets where can be seen some Of the finest
spe emeus of printing executed In this try
JNO d. HAMMERsLEY CO
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" Stout HEARTED MEN sometimes dread the
approach OF razor To render the operation of sha-
wing one OF ease, produce smollient Iather, and
alay all irritation, use Fontaines Cream of Wild
Flowers. Sold by alI Druggists. w. PETERSON,
Wholesale gent. 10 !O-ecdSt
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Loss OF the shin sauapdo.

BOSTON, June 12.-The ship Squando, of Thorn.
aston, Is ashore al Beaver Island between Halifax
aud Cape CaDso, and will prove total loss. Her
keel is knocked out, and her rudder unhung Her
burden was Ii 900 tons, and she built at Rock.
land, in 1855 She was valued at $72 600, and
was In ballast from New York for the Gulf of st.
Lawrence. She is insured $1,000 in Rock land,
and s. coo In Thomaston, Me-
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TARIFF DECREAsED.-On the lst of July next,
as we learn from letter from Robert G Scott, jr,
Consul to Rio, the new customs tariff of Brazil,
reducing the duty on -four from three millreas to
Two mireas four hundred reas, will 90 into effect
This Ia important to Virginia merchants, who ex'
port large quantities of -four to Rio, as 1t is re-.
duction of "a cents per barrel on the duty.
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The Nav Cent EoJn

PHILADELPHIA, June 13-Sincs the reissuins
the new cent coin, which commenced on Thurs
day at the United States Mint, over Sl2 coo worth
here changed hands, and yet they are quite 3
scarce article in our city. There is steady de-
mand at the Mint, but there is not so great rush
ss yesterday. The whole number of pennies is
sued foo,S up to S5l ,500-heing five million one
hundred and fifty thousand Of the new coin.
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From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June l3-General Walker ba
paid visit, of courtesy merely, to the President
who kindly received him. He will dine this at
ternoon with q select company of friends, includ
ing ex Governor Jones, of Tennessee.
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THE FAMILY CIRCLE GLEE BooK.-This Is the
title of a new book of music, which contains
about two hundred songs, glees choruses, &c,
consisting of popular sentimental and nationai
ballads; arranged for four voices, with full accom-
paniments for the piano, seraphine and melodeon
1t is admirably printed, and will be quite an &C.
QUESTION to the social circle. For sale by James
Woodhouss,
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ANOTHER WITHDRAWAL.-The General Synod
Of the Reformed Dutch Church, comprising 1856
Churches, closed its session ia New York last
Wednesday, after having resolved, by an unani
nous vote, to terminate at once its existing rela-
ton to the American Board of Foreign Missions
The late agitatons on the slavery question in the
Board led to the adoption of this measure.
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ErA PALPABLE HiT.-In Saturdays Dispatch
TYLEs 4 Co reckoned that their imtaors would sp-
pear that day in voley Of abuse. TYLER Co.sup.
posed this from the fact of knowing they OBJ, aimed
G3 On the day previous for pi;ture Just as TYLER
Co thought, the list.e imators went imme diaely
and inyes ed bS in abuse-ther pluck is wonderful
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COLUMBIA June BIT Is stated on reliable au
thority that the appointment of U Senator from
this State to fill the place of the late Judge But
Ter will be rendered to Governor Hammond,
though it is not certain that he will accept it
Shouldhe not, and Col Pickens declines the Rus
sian Mission, the latter will probably be selected
for the Senatorship
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steamer for Europe.

NEW YORK. June - The steamer Ariel sailed
to-day for Havre, Bremen and Southampton, with
80 passengers and $3.50 900 in specie.
The Washington sailed for Bremen and South>
ampton with $500 900 in specie and - passengers.
Among her passengers is Alexander Hill, of Richa
monG Va
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Walkers Army

NEW YORK, June ID The Times Ncaraguan
correspondent says that the remnant of Walkers
army had arrived at San Carlos sick and destitute
Their passage was paid to the United States by
Costa RIGA. Nicaragua was tranquil. 1t would
be occupied by the four Central American States
until 4 Government WAS firmly established
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r. POWERS Imperial Ambrotypes has
the lead of all the types made.
They are types that speak for themselves
They are the only types that please the people
They are types that will supsrs"da all others.
They are the only types that will be made ono year
hence.
They arc the only types taken for so cents.
Isl Main street.
Patented May LIST, 1857
1000 visitors last Saturday.
i. 15-It. POWERS Gallery.
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From Liberia,

| NEW YORK, June - --Advices received from
Liberia to the 9Th of May state that the difficul-
ties at Cape Palmas with the natives has been set-
| tied
There had been a scarcity of food there, but the
| new crops were very promising.
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MXeCution of Il Murderer.

TOLEDO, June 12-Return j. NJ Ward who
was convicted of the murder of his wife at SYLVIA.
MIA, Ohio In February last, was hung in this city
to-day He confessed to the murder of two men
and bis wife
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n SELLtHG OUT AT COST. For III q
IL purpose of closins up my Drug aud Apothecary
~ business. offer for sale, at cost. for cash nv
~ stock OF Drugs. Medicines and Fancy Good.
com prsips general assortment of articles usual
kept In an Apothecary store.
Also the Fixtures. Cases snd Furniture beion sins
to the store. J.F. JACKSON, No IL Malnst
my %-n Old Market Bridge.
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NEW ORLEANS. June IL The steamship Phila
delphia, from New York, via Havana has arrived
here with the California mails, and Havana da ,es
of the OH inst. The news from Havana is unim
portant. Sugars were inactive.
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U-TYLER Co. make a better Picture for )
cents than their small fry mitators DO for 81 beside
having superior establishment and giving better at
teation. Go only to 'S9 Main street.
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Fire at poterson NJ i.

PATERSON, N. J June - "A fire broke out this
morning, about two o'clock, In the steam saw and
planning establishment belonging to Messrs Vaul-
kinkle and Johnson. and totally consumedit The
loss Ia estimated at $50 600, ard there is insur-
ance The fire is supposed to have originated from
the furnace
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Very reSpectfuIIy, 70 Tue pup Ic.
je I5-ts TYLER CO, lS9 Main g.

~ Sewing nachin es.---Huut & Web.
,ter's Improved Family SEWING Machines" besu
ful parIer ornament, warranted perfect Ia every rs
spect-yill bera stitch fell and gather, and with
prorsrsare will last life time. without getting out
Of order Instructions given gratis
NJ 3 | will allow FIVE dollars In exchange for
Wstson's ten dollar machine"
p HORTON KEACH
ia O. "a 81 Main street
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je l5-eodSt

q For SHAVING. FosTAiNE's CREAM CT WILD
FLOWERS 10 truly unsurpassed. Thousands use Il,
and oil unite in the expression that the operation 10
pleasure rather than an annoyance Sold by ell Drug
sists w. PETERSON,
Jeo-N Wholesale Agent.
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LOST.

OST-en yesterday mornfns, between
IL Centenary Chatch ana 18th street A HAIR
NECKLACE. with Jet and Gold Medslltou A.
tached, with the initials V. J. on the bach. ana
the same initials on the clasp. TIL. iadsr will r..
osive q reward by leaving 1t at thi. ice or At The
p,ore Of Tho, A Rust {. TX a..
I OsT-T j. T. No iI1 .-sho 77Sa-. o. :
IL 600-dlted May 18th, 1857. Tobacco note a.
above has been lost
ie II -law4w JAS FHOMAg T.
l OST, on Wednesday evening on CIay
- ct between let and 21d streets agoid BREAsT
PIN, with the representation of Leafin the centre
sat with Garnets and Pearls There was small Chain
with two smal Drops attached. A reasonable "a.
ward will be paid the finder by leaving the s.ms st
tn1s once je l2-St
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WYTHEvILLE. June 13-G w Hopkins (dem) ha
been elected In the 18Th (Abingdon) district
over Ebert Martin (dls. dem y by 81 majority
This is the official count
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THE CASE OF MIR. CRA"foNp'-"'
reliable accounts of Mr. Crawford, are received by
,r,,., Cav, the artists friends In London.
He has nj. cod himself in the hands Of the surgical
fr.,.r,, of the city. who at present are applied In
exner,mop,ns upon him without any definite res
.,,,,. RAIDER the influence of asthetical agen ts
th.v have entirely removed the eye which had De
s.n 20 frightfulIy protrude on the check, under
which the disease bad located, and corrosive pias-
ers are being used TO eat out the root OF the CAM
Ger, and by possibility save his life
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THE HAIL STORM IN SPoTTsYLvANIA The
hail storm in Spo,tsyvauia county, Va on Tues
dav. caused great damage Mr.. c. M. Harris lost
a crop of wheat valued at $1,000 His fruit crop
was also destroyed. B. l.. Carson lost half OF his
wheat crop, and Messrs. Jos. Gale, and Samuel
Alison were also sufferers. The Fredericksburg
News Gays:
The corn is beat into the ground and can pever
recover Chickens and geese were killed-bark
was knocked off the tIees-shipgles on the top OF
the houses were split and marks on the sides were
left as II broadsde of grape shot had been fired
against them.
The same storm did considerable damage In Ca
roline county.
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~ RareRe Robes SILK Robes md vari-
Gus STYLES or LAnIEs' DRgss 0ocDs, very CHEAP.
-CRKNsHAW, QUARLES CO. invite a'tsn
tion to their largo and desirable assortment of aiies
Dre.s Goods co npris us the fashionable styles
which they f,r at extremely low prices.
il l5-4t 229 BkOAD SThEEF.
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~ Executors Sale of Carriage End
HoRsEs-Attsnuon lie requested to my safe THIS
MORNING, at 10 O'CLOCK, OF 2 upshor Family Car
ri.ge and Ha,ne,s; aud psir Of bsy Carriage Horses
thorough bred aad kind and sehte In barneas. Thoy
will be sold In oot Of Messrs haxai's office, on Eth
etrset - -
jsl5 Thos " hEEsCE, Auct'
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MAR R1Hn.

At Elmwood. nsar Hampton, We, on weanesesy
evening the ieth Inst By ths Rev John G.: MeCsbs,
Rector Of the Church 81 the Ascensie BsltfM s
b, daughter Of kenns Whiting, Esq.
On the 9th inst, at Iuslesde, Westmorelsnd cous'
y. BY the Rev. Joshua Peterkin, EDWAKrHv "a q
SKlNKER, ESQ. Of Richmond. to Miss HUBERT
r., daughter of Col. Henry r. Garrett.
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T50 CENTS Fer PoKTRAITs. 400 to 300 take
daily by TYLER Co, lSs Main street. Three Pic
lures taken at one sitting.
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PROVIDENCE, June - Two convictions were
obtained to day under the new law which declares
grog shops nusances. The cases we're carried up
to the Supreme Court on a bill of exceptions
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ULarGe and Attractive sale or DRY
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
AT Ooh EN's;

AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES!
AT COHEN'a.
ITS BROAD STREET
Handsome Maniillss from u Is and upwards; Elias.
lie Belts at ia cts; Linen Cambhe Hsndk archiefs
at 81 c.s pieces Hoop Shirts ct 75ets Skirt Fronts
at 81 cts. Fine Linen ones at rs cts; Fire Elastic
Lades Gotten Hose at 81 cts q pair; Mohair Rolls
s7} OTIS Collars at TO- III s5 81, 80 cts. and up
wards Slack silk Wits double twisted, at sIi cts,
and Long N tits at 37S cts Check Muslin at 81 ots
per yard White Cambria, u yard wide, u IN cts
Mosquito Netting 624 cts. piece: Black SILKS at 75
cts and SONS at &l, worth 81 90 are fsw Of the
innumersble Barpains to he found at
VAL COHENS Cheap Store,
IT'S Broad st.
N. .. A large assortment of Dry Goods for esntle-
mons wear such Ready Made Shirts, from 80 cts.
. piece up; Hal Hose, Of Cotton, Thrsad and silt,
Cause Motiuo Uuder.hirts so cts. worth 81; Linen
and Msrseilles Collars Linen and Silk Pocket Hand.
kerobiefs, so js l5-2w*
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A GEsERous PROPORTIONAL working me-
chsnic of this city has made proposition TO be one
Of twenty to contribute el00 each towards TIE
erection Of the new Mschanics' Institute Four
other gentlemen In the same position In life have
come forward and Joined In this pledge with him.
ard the names of fifteen are now only wanting to
secure the o. 900 Those DESTROYS In participating
with the orisinators Of this really noble project,
can leave their names, accompanied by the money
or note for the same at the Dispatch Office.
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~ Beautiful Pictures at Osborne's Gnl-
LERYi--REMEMBER, we take n" cheap Inferior nc
tu,es at this establishment Bsware of steam sd
vertisemt nts l, il sill humbug. Those who can OF.
ford to pay good prce for superior tenesses VIII
do we'll to call at OSBoRNE5 Beware OF pretend
ers In the Art who are to take pictures at
any price, In order to act sonsthtnE to do to keep
from starving Our motto is The best price for the
best Of work"
lie ls-2w OsBORNE's GALLERY. Main st.