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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

april 1e-sch Warwick, from Lahaina.
16-Sch Alice. from Kauai
1S-Am VII sh Levi Scarbuck- Jemegan, on and on.
lB-Am VII ok Black Eagle, Fisher, from sea, leaking.
1s-Am VIII bk Favorte, Smith, of land on
18-Am VII ship Ohio, Bennett, OF and On
f9ESch Mary, BerriB from Kawaihae-
I9-Am vh sh Reb-cca Simms. Halves, of and on.
2o-Am merch bk Yankee Smith, Is days FIN s Francisco.
c-Am sch L p Foster, Moore IS days FIN Puget Sound.
2c-Sch LhoiEho. Harris, from Hflo.
2o-Sch Kal ma. Watson from Kauai-
2D-sch KaLloi, Chadwick from Lahaina-
21-Schy oi Keiki, from Kahului.
z1-sch KinooIe. from kona, Haw-
2l-sch John Young. from Kauai
21-Am wh sh wm Thompson. Chnds. on and on.
21-Am wh bk Ripple, Chadwick, OF and on
21-Sch Excel, Antonio, I'm Kauai
z2-7i A NJ, Sch Maria, FIN Maui, telegraphed.
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DEPARTURES.

April 1ADeia~are, KenEorthy, for The northvard-
16-Sch Ksmci- Chadwick, for LaEaina-
l5HSapoIeon III, M0reii, for Oehotsk-
1c-Ocear Wave, Baker, fer the nortivart-
11-Louisa- Hathaway for Ochotsk-
r7-Sch Alice, for Hoiokai-
r9-Brig Agate, LaTtcn, for the Arctic
19-Ley s~sarbuck, J~ernegan, ochotsk-
19-Pavorite, Smith, for the norrhwarh-
I9-Ohio. Bennett for the northward-
zD-Retecca Simnls- HAYES, for the northvard-
2f-ScA g l. Frost, Spencer, 0chcrsz-
5I-Sch Kalsna, kausi-
2I-sch Warwick. for Saviivtli-
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m brx Hen, from Hong Kong, VIII be due about April 25.
An clipper brezntine Josephine, Baker, sailed from New
Yerk Jan II, due here May L.
ne Am ship Aspssia ID due from Acapulco
Irf1iIh brig Recover, Misch<u, rfl be due from vancouver's
M NJ cifprcr bark MeIita, Of II. A. Pierce & Co.'S line, was
kmn 0m Bostou for Honolulu direct, Feb. 20, and will be due
HrJ uns N With merchandise TO B. W. Red-
10 John Marshall, Pendletou, from Jarves' island, with
~na about Nay s.
- cIIppr ship Teetwtng was to leave San Francisco April
Ne Ma packet Morning STAR win be due from Marquesas
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HAWAIIAN FLoUR.-By reference to our CONNER
cial report, it will be seen that recent %shipments of
Hawaiian -four have been favorably received in Cali
fornia, and from private adyices we learn that a pre-
ference was given to it over the domestic article. This
is another matter of encouragement to our agricultu-
ralists. The Honolulu Mill Company was never in
more prosperous circumstances than at present, hav-
ing recently paid a dividend of Is per cent, and still
retaining 20 to % per cent. of their capital as q re-
served fund. Their prosperity, last year, was traced
to a purchase of Chilean wheat, but the present year
they have ground only Hawaiian wheat with an
equally favorable result. In this connection we may
mention that we notice an importation per Yankee
Of two mill stones, for a projected -four mill at Wal
luku, East Maui. -
The AMERICAN CoMMIssIoNER.-The clipper ship
Feei,cing, which may be expected daily from San
Francisco, will probably bring Judge Borden and
family. They engaged passage on the Yankee, but
were detained in consequence of the indisposition of
Mrs B. -
The JOHN LAND.-The clipper ship John Land.
loaded at this port last fall by R. Coady & Co., ar
rived at New Bedford February 16, ninety-seven
days from Honolulu. Her cargo, which, it will be
was considered the most valuable ever
shipped hence, is said to have turned out in first rate
order. -
HAWAIIAN BEErsrEAK SAUcE.-Mr. J. R. Bond is
the manufacturer of a new ssbeefsteak sauce, > which,
having tried, we are prepared to 1t is
not, strictly, a forcer of the appetite, but it imparts a
beautiful favor to a steak, when properly done,
which, having been once enjoyed, will be sought after
again.
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From s.x Fnaxclsco-per Yankee. April 2D-s6 pkgs mdsc,
1oS bs vine. "a pkgs mdse- 2 c. wine / bx mdse, l cs mdse,
3e.sks vine, : q mdse- I pkg, 5 cs mdse. 20 cs brandy II hdls
10 hes iron. 1 cs pumps, 3 cs dry goods, Z pkgs ndse, = pkgs
saddlery, o octaves 6 liquor, . c.. cs clothing, csdry goods,
1B pkss shocks, IS do r1dsr. 5 cs do, 10 VI n cedar lumber, .
pk1 mdse. So sacks oats, IS pkzs mdse, so doors, 10 pkgs
ndse, az empty ! bhls, IS pkgs mdse-
1nm TEEEALET-per l. r. Foster, April D-l2solz rex
zoeards, $40 q tongned and uoovcd boards, $40 pickets-
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LATEST DATES. received a. ,.i. once.


Br AAS FRAycrsco-per iihoiho, On Saturday.
For PreET's SorSD-per l. p Foster, about Saturday.
For KAwAIHAE-per Mary, to-day
For KosA-Per Kinoole tomorrow.
Yor KkHCLrt-per Moi Keiki- to-day.
FoR KArAr-per Excel. to-day
YoR LAHArA-per Ka Moi. to-day.
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VESSELS IN PORT-APRIL FL.
y. 3. La steamship Vixen. Moore
Am clipper ship Eliza & Ella, Lunt-
Am clipper bark Yankee, Smith,
u brig Antisla- Harris
An sch L ?. Foster Moore
WHALES.
s s'.ss si Ts's.. s ss:sa ssss; ssi Fish
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MAIL FOR SAN FRANcIsco.-The schooner Liho-
Tho, with a cargo of Hawaiian produce, will be dis
patched for San Francisco ON Saturday next, taking
q mail. -
The WHALEMEN's SHIPPING LIsT-corrected up to
the latest moment, will be issued on Saturday morn
ing. For sale at the counter of the book store, in
wrappers, ready for mailing, price 124 cents.
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AcKNowLEDGMENTs.-Mr. Pope, the gentlemanly
purser of the Yankee, has laid us under obligations
for full files of San Francisco papers Mr.. J. w. Sui
Ivan has also furnished us with the latest Eastern and
California news.
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New RosEs.-The Yankee brought a lot OF nev
and beautiful flower slips, among which are a variet,
of Roses, besides Bignonias. IS the Ivy Greer,' Ho
neysuckles, Camelia Japonicas, etc. See advertise
ment. -
II =" Delavan' and other matter crowded out, il
OUR next.
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least notion of the blessings aH fiberty that were thus
lavished upon them ; the greatest number entreated
their former chiefs to save them from that famine
decreed through their white friends; many devised
illicit, immoral or criminal plans to get the means of
living few resorted to industrious operations for
their maintenance. Idleness, legalized by a Consti-
tuition, soon became a prevalent scourge through all
the islands, at a degree that was regulated by the
encouragement derived from intercourse with the
foreigners. 1t soon became that awful horn of
abundance OVERLOOKING with the natural defects en-
riched by the white mans refined vices, like a per-
petual source of intemperance, disease, and all sorts
Of moral ulcers. Against that devouring lava. the
efforts of the Christian missions cannot reach the
heart of the eruption ; their action remains on the
surface, like a garb of hypocrisy. of which their mem
bers are often the first dupes- The secret that para
lyzes religious Intervention, resides in another pesti-
lence. which is the existence of a numerous caste of
native doctors. armed with all the ancient parapher-
MALTA of sorcery and pagan priesthood quackery,
superstition and heathenism, are rising in the pro-
portion of the sinking of this people. and those vam-
pires are swarming over the dying race like q flock Of
famished ravens over a carcass. There was q time
when the native physicians possessed the power Of
curing the limited number of maladies to which the
race was subject, and science has discovered many
good remedies in the original pharmacopoia Of Ha-
waii but since the white mans frightfdl catalogue
ofdiseases had been added to the existing list Of COM
plants. the native doctors prescriptions and prepa-
rations are but impotent panaceas that generally pro
duce a contrary effect to the promised one. The
blood of the generations that sprung up since this
race has had theN misfortune to be handled ~ such
civilizers, has been to a deplorable extent vitiated. II
mot altogether corrupted the history Of their pareutss
dienrdanB b written on the hin a. tho e6f16r~n 49,
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improvements In FarmviIie-Min-
ing in the Ttciai;y-Sprtn9s, dc, DE-
OF TIE sloHnosp DAILY DIsRArcHl

FAaMviLLE, Va, August g.
Some more items about Farnvi'le, VIII nor DC
.piateresting 10 you Houses avery scarce mere
a gentleman from Charlotte county, VINO desired
10 move here, To be in the vicinity oi gooa
com planned to me yesterday that he coo'u nos Pio
The nav hotel here, which 10 to cost $25 O0o
sheu ,aished is ready for the roof, woicn VIII pe
nut on in few days Real estate 10 conslieraoiy
,dvanced In its locality and vacant ios there 10
est front and 90 feet deep, was old few days
since to IL. L. GarTen for f9l0. The purchaser
,Iesipps uniting up two stores thereon, one Whn
granite and the other with iron front. Ihey are
Aiready under contract, and one Is fen'eu IN au
vance. -
Ths Improvement to the sidewalks, which has
peen voted by the Council, consists OF stone
;,avement running from the depot TO the terminus
Il Main street.
stlle only. Our eBterprisiag citizen, MT. y a
Daiby. has recently formed a company tor working
she Piedmont Coal Mines, situated about two miies
from town, and immediately on the Buckingham
plank road, leading from this place. The vein OF
coal which he Is nov working 10 about fve feet
;bick aud constantly increasing, with several
.naiIer yeins convexxlpg TO the main ono. These
aiines, just begun, give fndieations Of an almost
usxhaustibie source OF coal, which will not only
upply Farmyillc for scores OF years. but will fur
ash large qualities for exportation. Their prox-
inity 10 the Southside railroad and Appomattox
river will make IL convenient 70 get 20 other mar
kets. Coal abouuds In this whole region OF COM.
sry. Not only 10 It found 10 buckiogham and
gmhsrIand. but ia several places In Farmvilie
.ad MANY oshers just ont OF the corporatior, on
sl,e .oufb and southwest side, snd ascrx ths read
LEADING 70 the court house, coal crops ous % g ~
"a. fscs. The veins are not large, cut - lnCMos
!, The oUinon that u spGkcisBt sxplorstioes 49,
mads. thst large bodies VI eaal could 81 g .ouno o
nsrs = we'll = q the Piedmont Mines ins sls1s
~ - 4 81, osSsT niporsl. ,ach . iron, 20.
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per, 4care to be found; miaeral springs siso, are
found A gentleman living In the county, who
has forty or hty In family, has near bis dwelling
sulphur and chalybeate spring which hc uses
and requires his servants 70 use He tells me that
prevous 70 this spring being brought into use, bis
medical bill annually was considerable; since fts
use, however, he seldom hnds occasion Tor sending
for phi ian at all.
have been told Of an alum spring but few
miles from town. &hich is strongly iupresnafed
with slam, and deposites its oetahedrsi crystals
on roots and branches Ia It's vicihity. These
chryssals sparkle like diamonds, and shed a beau
ty on all around. pHILo.
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4 sAkD kD--kEMoVAL.--D KNOX has
~ removed bis residence to the horse on 2eh ss 1.
mmediatsly In the rear u the Presby Church.
In proferinE his services to the citizens Of Rich
him but q limited personal a.qusintance. he fsels
eAtd upon 70 tate that he has been In he
active practice Of hs for the iast 10 years
~ CAls msy be lett at his residence. ~ % his
once. 18th e.. bstwesn Main and Cary. an1-inAs
Y IChMOND GROUND PLASTEk.-
~ In consequences Of . reduction in water power
g ny preesnt ste or grinding Plaster. saail not
pe aois 20 M ordsrs Until ist september Dsxt. ~
which lnse shall have completed = new mill on
the DOCK, short distance from the old site. with
much imRToyed machiaery and r creased power.
viii %s . S5ss z
Thankful Cor past fsvoFs aud especially fr the con.
ndencs repcsed in my selections oi superior Lump
sss ~ esa e only s.sass - TX snss e
q my brand fos RIcHxsss and puAfx, shall - fully
.a s-d1xsvtsspl 6fbes : No II Pearl +
NUTlCE.--l have taksn the store fyr
~ many years occupkd By thslats Wn ! Smith.
On issh stSses 0Dport6e tbs fxchAnge Hoss end tus
aoossAoovs WE. holt kichArdsoe. HAVING bouShs
g pisassd 20 furnish Nj ana ny eus1olssu ed
sass me sss1rinx sh~n thsy wilI Isriss ~ psessRs
'aa 's'as' '''s'@sisa ., Al ss,ii:s: sss .s
ss7s ssp.,us.a WV AEss ies = - Z. ssss "a =
sf;sssy s;ss.;y g conduct ss.ArAa Asssis3 si xfi =
kiehnond Aasu.s ! lals. . ....-.-----.-.-. ..
I IME, CRMRNI. RLAox1ks pkAH-
.: - |. - -; :; 8 il6dI
III Az RSNee I
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) REAL ESTATE
q NEAR RTAUNTON.

Al n b1h681lN!
A CoMFORTABLEf FRAME nWkLLIaG IiUU UUse
and nm ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SHOP, with
FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached, on the line oi
the Virginia CeutraI Railroad. within one mile OF
Hiauuton will be sold by BOW ERS, SNYDER
CARTER, AT A EARaAIN as they are desirous OF Gle
sing up the business OF their late copartnersbip as
tosD as pr ,ctcab!e it has the advantage OF w a,
tet-power aud is well located for conduct small
foundry business
Inquire of N. X. TROUT, Esq Staunton, va OF
ASa SNYDER at the Richmond Stove Works,
i; Ma,n Richmond Va.
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TuE WEATHER IN KANsAs-The Fort Scott Dem 0
crat of July 22i. aluding to the weather in vsri-
ous parts Of the Union, says:
II is no uuusual occurrence here for the mercury
to range from 1000 TO ll5o for four or six weeks IL
midsummer. aud the older citizens do not even
call IL oppressive.
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SENT TO rHs GRAND JuaY ALLEN Nul

SENT TO THE uRAND july -Alleu NUN
ally aud Madison Duke were before the Mayor
Yesterday TO answer the charge of assauiting and
beating Charles Jordan Miller, on Sunday hast
and Of f,rcibly taking from him $40 in money and
ewo due bills. The parties accused denied the
charge and proved by two witnesses that Miller
yas very drunk, aud did not know what he was
abou but the established fact that they had offer
I'd him compensation not to appear, together
with his bruises, satsfed the Mayor that the
whole matter should go before the Grand Jury, on
Monday next, where he recognized the witnesse .
10 appear; aud held the defendants to bail to be
of good behavior.
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DIsonppaLY PAarY.-William Patter-

DIs0nDERLY PARTY. Y.-WlIIlam Pafter-
son was arrsigned before the Mayor yesterday to
answer the charge of disorderly conduct, at the
corner OF Sd aud Broad streets, the night before,
where he was arrested and taken to the cage
Another young man, captured at the same time
: at who was rescued from waichman Wicks by his
friends, will be gunned up aud brought in, II the
uoiice can do il. Patterson stated that he had
made no disturbance, and in order to give him
opportunity to prove it, his examination was ad-
journed until this morning.
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NTllTlGE II have This day .ppDinsee
~ Mr. JAMES COLLINS Of Richmond. my AEpn
nius essed. ELLEN CUMMIhf. 81
"s Ex'y u Apdrsw Cunntps !.
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As.s FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

t-I cd Brick Tenements, on Cary street, petwesh
lin and Stb They are we'll adapted for Grocery
storvs or any kind of retail business They contain
rooms besides the store room, and are well ADAPT
sd for the accommodation Of families, having all Mt
cessary conveniences. Possession given immediate
H. 70 good tenants, the rent will be moderate
Appiy to L. II. RAGLAND Co.,
ia Ats Lumber Dealers. Marshall street.
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POPULATION OF CHINA-Ths Russian Mission now
at Pehiu has. 10 . recent report, made known the
result of the last census taken by order of the
Emperor of China. The present population is said
by his document to amount to 445 600 900; that OF
pekin being ,648Sl4
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conn
deaco Ia my establishment, | respectfully suomi
shat shall not change the price OF my bottle
LtHga BEER. PORTER, ALE, &c, during tht
summer season. -
the following have been. and will continue TO b.
my charges:
Per dozen. quarts--...s2 0o) 23cts allowed By re
piuts....... nJ turn OF the bottles
half pints. 50 ceDts-bottles extra.
Lager Beer IN naif. quarter and eightn bafre:.
1.-THE latter ones Of gallons, package exolusysi.
for the city customers.) Philadelphia Ale In Who
aud halt barrels ut the lowest market price. Terra
sash.
n B.--s.ore and Bar keepers, q considerable pes
centage allowed. p. W1LBACHER,
18th ST., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs. La,dley kobinson, corner
lth and franklin; Messrs. Duyal Norton cornei
10Th and Man or at my establishment, viii b
uromptlr attended TO. my4
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a new iron bridge over the canal at the foot o
Lawrence street Albany, N. gave way while Z
drove of cattle crossing II. pre- cptafing about
100 head into the canal The water was promptly
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HOUSE, AND LOT FOR SALE.

ks3 ul, sell, at a great bargain. desirable 10
f uraazd near the old Distillery. and outside th'
corDorat,on line 1t has frontage Of "a feet, and
depth OF 100 feet. 1t has it twostorle framel
Dwelling and ID enclosed with substantial fence
An adjoining lot, of the same dimensions VIII De
soia Also if desired. Apply to r,,o,x
amid Il ChO1dOnN.
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HEAVY FaEroHr TRAIN -On Wednesday there
was received at and sent from the Depot Of the
Va. 4 Tenn. r. r. in Lynchburg. Va, 10 loaded
cars az produce from the West consisting Of: 25o
hushsis wheat: $50 barrels Flour; $4,000 pounds
Tobacco, 81 900 pounds miscellaneous articles, and
10 loaded cars sent West.
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Big BELL-The new Victoria bell. called sBig
Ben" has been re- cast, and il intended for the
Brisi.h Houses of Parliament, weighs IL tons, 10
cwt., or, II lbs, or rather more than tons less
than the original Its diameter 10 feet, and
height feet 9 inchee.
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| III + DlSPAT III.
}ATURbAY MtaR MING Augyr aa tssa
THE RED SULPHUR,

TIE Monroe Red .aslpn,v--7ae Cssapcay 71se-Rs
lgiosS Srwees--E Epscaey Of ne Hatef-- Fare,
Crops, dc.
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JoHs DEAN AND ms MARY ANA New Yorl

correspondent of the Boston Gazette writes:
You remember the story about John Dean and
his Mary Ann (Boker)-poor girl, her romance is
converted into q miserable reality. He, ~ stated
some time since, is a marker 10 the custom-house,
and they now occupy the second floor of house
over corner grocery on Second and Sou Third
streets, Williamsburg, surrounded by tumble
down shanfies and early looking tenement
houses. The only sign of refatment in the apart
ment, is piana, which the young lady continually
strums upon, to the great annoyance OF her neigh
bors; for, truth to say, she is iy no means Thai
berg.
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A NEW Division of the Sons of Tempe

rance was organized at Manchester on the evening
of last Thursday The Division adopted the name
of Evans, In honor of the great Temperance cham
pion of Richmond, Col. Thos J. Evans.
The following named gentlemen were elected of
icers for the present quarter and regularly In
stalled: James Henry Weisiger, w P; Abner {
Hosre, W A; Thomas CsTurner, r {; Cornelius
Hail, S; Wm Weisger, 8; A Robinson
Wells. 7; WIN w Stansfeid, C, John G Winston
g; John Wesley Harding, / S; Martin Derr, Jr
.OS
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HEAVY ToB4coo SALEs.-Eighty hvs hcgsheads,
and l5o parcels Of loose tohscco we're seid as
Friends Warehouse In Lynchburg. va, Weaoes
preyfousiy paid
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L,OR SALE :
LUX SALE --
Il Richmand City STOCK
Virginia State Do
Lynchburg Gas Do. by
RH MAURf Il co,
Tvs Ia Exchange and Stock Brokers.

THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AM
\ R0TTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FuLl
ING GENEkAT0Rb-THE OLDEST or TIL
KIND IN yIKGIkIA.-The genuine article q Bot
tied Soda Water is put NJ, by u. MCCORMACK
ter and Ale. Champagne Cider and Brown Stout.
The subscriber has added to tho above the bcttln}
Diht b0telsa. 70 Suss customers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KNOWN

l. bnt su n IL the lact that the aest works Of ar
in Pm ,,oyr4 ph y ever executed ia this city may bt
obtained AZ tn new Photograph An Fine Art 0al
ery' ef l. w MINIS. 1917 ain street. nearly oppo-
site the new cnssom houss
Psot,yraphs. cabin !. or life sze ia oil c1lors.
Pilot ,xraph in water coiors, or tinted
Phot graphs in India ink or untouched.
AmbrJtypss and Melaaoty ypes. 18th every styit
Of Lik-nes, known In the art, may ~ all timae pe 90
tainad beautifully executed and highly nnisned, ps
calling al mis- ialcrv with the most varied ana beau
tira ass rt aent OF French Csses Lockets Pins, &C
ke in which 20 have them placed
Raa 10? n ain atrees MiNNIS q Aftefy.
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PROMOTIONS AND APPolNrMENrs.-Tbe following
promotions aud appointments have been made il,
the Sixth Auditors office: John Beck, of Virginia
promoted to third GLASS (Sl 500 per snnum) clerk
ship, vice I. J. Massie, deceased. w r. Nixon of
Louisiana, promoted to q second class (S1 400 Der.
| aonum) clerkship, vice Beck promoted. n L.
Masse. of Virginia,appeinted to first class al
per snnum) clerkship. vice Nixon, promoted.
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RAu9oAD PnoJEcrED.--A yailrosd b projected
from o. Joesphs. No, 10 coancil Biafs. lows. the
sstimafsd coat n which i u he dislsnes
being nearly ~ miles,
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DELIBsRATH MURDER Montgomery (Ala J
Advertiser says that in Lovndesboro'. near there
last week, Michael Uibhitt was called upon by
James Aiken. a loafer. to draw a drink for him
While the liquor was being drawn, Aiken stunned
bin with blow, and then cut his throat with
bowie knife. lie was arrested
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A Ton OF THEoLoeY.-The Bristol Eng papers
state that the stock of manuscript sermons Left by
the late Rev. Il Kemps. of Richmond Terrace, il
about a ton weight of paper. The amount of brain
employed In producing the same is not stated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-07
RICHMOND, JUxn i07n. lsoa.
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