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SurcIDE.-Mr. A. l. hampton, cripple. who
moved about on veocipede, committed suicide
la his room at the United States Hotel, Louisville,
on Tuesday last, by shooting himself through the
heart When discovered, his body WAS on the hoor.
the head towards the door, and his arms extended
He bled In wardiy hardly a staia being perceptbe
on his garments. He was % years OF age, and was
pos -essed of some property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-29

BRUTAL CoNDUcT.-on Thursday afternoon man
was discovered on LyDnhayea beach, severely
wounded aud almost In dying condition, having
beed shot through ono Of the arms aud cut on the
head, neck aud breast. II appears that the man
had been wounded in a row on board schooner Ia
Hampton Roads, commanded by Capt. Reid, and
bound ta Boston. The man stated that ihe Cap.
tain shot him during dispute With the 6rst mate;
and it is probable he was placed on the shore to
die Norfolk Aygus Of yesterday.
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E6GRRAr lMpRoyxxrxr ,r

k4 " REA I'm p ROY vKMDNT rH
sxTRACTIN TEETH.-a. w. JONES.
DENTiSr, would announce TO those wishing their
reeth EXTRACTED. that he now has instrumenfs NpS-
for to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection OF their adaptation s such a. TO render
.he extraction OF the teeth almost painlsss nsvcr
listno % bring the tooth the FIRST trial. never breaking
Il, rnangng the gums. or injuring the sArroundinS
parts.
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing. ana In.
~rtng Teeth, gently aud thoroughly performed.
ONCE opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main stress
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-rhe telegraph squad
ron has 10y this time either made Cons Iderable pro.
gress in laying along its sub ocean path the cable
which is TO connect the two contiuents or has
again demonstrated that with ali our scientific and
mech .nical Advancement we are yet unequal to
the practical accomplishment of this great feat.--
Ths squadron left Plymouth on the 10Th Instant.
and probably by the 10th OF I'D reach the appoint
ed place ia mid-oceau, lat. go q Ion. $50 lY, ana
withGuLpnnecessary delay commenced operations.
We may expect therefore during the present week.
her to have our hopes for the full of the
great enterprise gratfed by the appearance of the
Niagara Ia Triuty Bay bringing ber end of the ca
Il whose other extremity the Agamemnon shall
have landed the lrlsh coast,or the other hand
have the painful apprehension verified which pre-
diets for this second effort defeat not less disas-
trOus aud total than attended the attempt of last
year.
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asy- BLAckBsRRY BRAspY.-I2 +,

IE3 DLACkBaKKT DKAEDf.-TZ C8stB
of the above just receiyeda moat desirable and ef
the p,e sent hot season. such Diarrbma, Wa Ds of
tone and weak ness OF stomach and Sowvis This
artcle has been extensively sold By the subscriber
for w summers past. and has given general - 10
faction. Call and Try bottle. a. the Drug and Pre-
scription store Of JNu. w. 6ARLICk,
Market Place, Franklin street,,
ie2i kichmond.
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DUEL.-The Wilmington Herald learns that
duel came of at Fair Bluff, on Thursday last be-
tween Richard s. Greene, ESQ., Of New BerDe, u
and VIM Ellison. Esq, of Washington, u
when the difficulty wgs adjusted by the respective
friends of the parties. The meeting was the result
ofa difficulty which occur red between them several
months ago.
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sa- CHss1EsFlkLo CorNrY. Nav ,6

is o-DR. j W. GAkLIck. DEAR sIR After tesp.
ins mousse er several months, and ing "a frsoos MT
" io'lrd IN nastag l. sf Bread. Was inducad 20
Try cur ExPLES BAKING PowpEa. since .hsu I
good bread. have thought II bot due 10 Won thst +
should tsy as much. ssl have had h. constant ma
Your invansblc powder for more than year,
HENRY h. HALL.
For sale by all Druuggists and Grocsrs.
je6 sole pronrts,osr
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s~ ~RsM0vAL.-Dr. LITTLE has remov-
ed his office to corner of Tain and llth streets one
door below American Hotel. Je5-lm*
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ToB,cCo IN MsssAcHUssfTs.-Th Sprlngiels
(Mass) Republican saws that larger preparation
being made for the tobacco crop in that vicini,
ty than usual. 1t is one If the best paying crops
rich laud. About seventy days of good wealth
is all that Is requisite to mature the plant after
i's transplantDg tons weight of msrchanta-
ble tobacco is often realized from an acre, and
from so to $500 is its money equivalent.
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s3s~ SAa.roo. EXPIRE spRINo Wafer

This Mater fresh FROM the Spring. can be obtained
AZ Messrs. PURCELL, ADD Co.'S, No. l22 Main street
hi<hmond, Va. 10y the gross OF simple box Also Tor
Analysis directions for use and certificates of emf
nent lysiCians, sec circular which be obtained
at the u. ug Stores
Orders may be addressed TO the Propretors, @. W.
WESTON q CO. Saratoga Springs, or at their De-
pot, .aarclay street, New York ap IG-3m
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FATAL APPRAY-A rencontre took place on the
22d inst, at Jersey Point, Desha county Ark, be-
tween MIR. Parker Williams aad DR.. Williams in
which the former shot the latter with pistol,
killing him almost instantly. A young lady.
daughter If Mr.. Williams. 10 stated to have been
the oecas IlM Of the mel .neholy affair.
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DEAR BATH Officer Seal arrested
five boys for bathing In shockoe creek last Sunday
and had them before the Mayor yesterday. Their
parents were fined for the offence.
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n6 SHIRBEr AND ORANGE NEcTAR.--
We have added these fine lu,cious Syrnps TO our al.
ready extensive list, which served ap with
sparkling SODA WATER icy cold.
wARIN6 Pc EaRuk. Druggist.
je23 Broad st.. above Ah.
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O. FOR RENT have for rent. an
ss.s Union liill, near the Intersection NJ ,hn Na
,Uaat.riiie turnpike Hgth Venahie street a tranSa
H1JSh, suited 10 a neoderate siza family. which
VII "t feotei io~ o. good tenant. Persons a, al
raas oi renhGg may apply 20 me a, the rst mail .,
q" or ~ my residence adjoining the nrst,a So
'r @>-o, JOAN Ii. AGREE
- FOR kENT--That desirable Cot
&s iaee Resdluce, on Clay street, between ID and
% ~ a0ai Application can be made at the r \ Sp
IL D. fIS1 j. b. WINSTON.
&c FOR HENT-And po< sess: on riyen
~ in few days, the large and dssirsl,lv is sted
dwelling corner oi IN and FrauSlin at, eets. now
H'cupHd by Nls & Bur,on. a. - h ardiug Honss
= wa',s II i admirably adapted. AppIv 10
THOMAS w ID sWELL
Ee5eiver Of RIoWnS AdminIstraier
fp -S-tS "a u,r,.-r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-29

Saskatchewan require more sleep than men,
and farmers less than those eng aged in any other
occupation Editors, reporters. printers aud tele-
graph operators, need no sleep at all. Lawyers
can sleep much AS they choose, and thus keep
out of mischief
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RYpRANTS

HYDRANTs, RYDRANTs.-ln eonse'
4 oueuce of change in the city ordinance reia,
We 20 HYDRANTS the subscribers are authorized
b put them up in any part of the city. We have
4 ose OF the most approved kind, ana should pe
pleased To receive orders for the same. We also do
al kinds of PLUMBING, such as putting up Bs-
hing Fixtures. Wash Siards. Laundry Tubs, Water
lossts &c; also, Gas Fitting and Gas Works in u
superior manner. both in town and country.
G YALE CO.
ie 2-lm $50 Main street.
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PaEcac1ous.-In Brooklyn, on Fridsy, girl
named Mary Elizabeth Dixon, aged IL sears, At
tempted to commit suicide, first by taking lsuds.
mum and then by piunging into the water canss
- wfysquited agsetioa What are the children
coming tof
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rG~ WORM REAplNa.-Whv is

: many suffer an repine and drag out miserable
existence unfted for the enjoy ments and even or.
dinarv pursuits of life when relief may be obtained
and health and vigor restored, by a treatment at
once convenient aud safe, well permanent in its
character?
TO those who have suffered long with disease, ul-
tlmating in loss of appetite. vigor ac. the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
thesnfierers in candor and sincerity. pleasant con-
yenient and proper prescriptions, thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strictions or hndrance from ordinary business pur-
suits
All diseases Of private Dature, from whatsoever
anse either recent or chronic; stri;ures, rriia-
hie bladder. &C; also. Scrofua, Asthma, Rheuma-
tsm, Piles, &C. 6killfuly and successfully treated.
DIR. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at his rooms,
over l625a Main street. above lith and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main,
18th door above IIth street.
From this date until the lst of June DR.. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays Thursds sys and
Fridays Of each week. but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A NJ to 2 p NJ, and to p Nj. ap 29-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-29

PENALTY OF VIOLATING GAME L.ws.-In Milton.
Mass on Tuesday, two young men were arrested
under the game laws, f0r Saving in their posses,
sion sixteen birds, called woodcocks, AID fned
eighty dollars and costs, being five dollars for
each bird.
MINNEsorA-The Minnesota State government
went into operation last week. The State officers
are: Governor, Henry w. Sibie, Lieuteuant Govern
or, William Sloconbe; Secretary of State, Francis
BasseD; Treasurer, Gebrge W Armstrong; Attor- r
ney General c. H. Berry; Auditor, William +. Dun
bar.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


essAr ATRs BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Ioid and shower Baths can be had daily at eli
ssoers, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving. and
rrnhsnpooaE saloon, under tho Amor,ean RosnI -
entrance on ttth street
single Baths d cents, or tickets for 81 anlo
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LADY TAKES siCoCKrAu.-A lady passenger on
board the steamer Montgomery, dressed herself in
her sleeping husbands vest, coat, boots, hat aud
pants, and thus attired out of her sta, room
and went forward TO the bar in the gentIemans $
cabin, took her "morniDg Dttera," aud returned
to the ladies' cabin where her appearance created
great CONSERVATION, especially among the ladies
en- diShabtfs. Ii said to be amusing to see the
ladies 'dartiDg" into their state rooms and scream
ing out that man intrudiHg himself; but
when the excitement was at its highest ui,ch her
hat fell f. displayed pr0fusion of curls, which
explained ything-except small bet won
from her husband, ,-Vieks6urg Nss.) Sun.
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saN Housox,s u.Ip,',,,,,

Es2s~ Dudley Il Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WlNEs Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WHIsKEYo and CIGARS No. 70 Maj.
treo< "a
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RELEAsED.-CoOlidge aud Garcia, the two Ameri
can citizens who were taken prisoners Orizaba,
in Mexico, have been set at liberty through the
cemeney of President Zuloags. exercised at the
request of the American Minister, Mr.. Forsyth
Coolidge is q Bostonian,
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1ar Norick. "A meeting OF the Beard
held 10 his cay on las sfu nt JrtY 1sxf 10 hil
ssssnsy in si'e es Che nssFy crenssd
by the frs'ghation OF Or. AAfsln p sc "a
Capdsda tsf ths v-eant Chair via addrsw their
Ttsrn p MAfO. ND.
Je xs-td esesvssxs eftAs beNfak
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ANOTHER VICTIN.-A Young man named Gordon
from Williamsburg, Va aaf passenger on board
tbe steamer Louisiana for Baltimore, was swindied
1ut Of $50 several days since in the old way. A
PHEASANT companion asked him To change n SI00
bill, but being unable 10 comply With the request
ne generously loaned him the requisite. sum (sS0)
10 be repaid before the eBd Of the voyage. The
voyage he neysr took, but the nouey he did and
wal lked off ia another direction. The police were
heir Yililance
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sn. WATER CooLgGs.-wo have on
nsa5 n NJ, 81 oSr Own Manufacture the host Quality
W AIEh COOLER. neatly painted. Call and sup
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ttsy- Now or Ngvra -lhe best bar.

tiS5- Now OR NEvFa --1'he best bar
gains offered at the Auction store Of Henry W .
Quares NO $50 dain street until Saturday, ipril
and private sale aides auction Thursday and FRI.
lay mornings at II CLOCK. 9entenlsns auction
avery night at Ia O'Clock. The above goods are Of
the very fne-t quality, being the stock Of retail
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
reserve TO the highest bidder. .-s-
HENRY. W QUARLEe,
APPS No i5a Main Street.
S6y. TRY
sEMPLEa
INFALLfBLE
BAKING POwDRR
For sale everywhere. lie I6
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PASSPORTS FOR FRAsCs-M. Sartiges, the French
Munster, writes to Secretary Cass that the regu
tions in regard to passports TO France have not
been changed. The risa of French agent ahead
is obligatory on every person who wishes 10 pro
ceed to France. The consul general, consnls, aud
by exception, the French vice consul at Bsltipore,
as we'll as the legation of tbs Emperor at Washing
ton, have power to grant these rtsas. Carriers
bearing official dispatches of foreign government
are exempted from the general ruie in regard TO
the risd, on condition that they provided with
passport issued the responsibility of such 60
yernment, and mentioning their character.
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EEbr Hopsos's HAIR CUTTING. SuAYIgu
AND sHAaroeiSa SALOON. under the American II y
el-entrance on llth s,rtet
n Blot, Cold and shower BATus can be had at
all hours Single Bath 23 cents or tickets fer one
aoitaF
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HOUSE BRsAKIsG John Smith, a
white man, arrested and Gagged yesterday for
breaking into a negro womsn's house in Premises
row.
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since Mayor Tiemann dispatched po iceman to
Washington to watch the dead letters which have
been stopped through hs ORDERS and break up the
various swindiing Concerns thus exposed.
The first establishment brose en- up WAS the North
Carolina Lottery, branch of it, located in Jer
sey City The business was conducted by Thomag
} Casey and tio s. q. Nares alias Me ntyre alia,
Keaddin g. Co The Company had first n, ou
II 900 circulars for the year, but promptly was
the concern broken up, sat they OH not receive IA
IN Cincinnati called the Carrier Dove by Watt
o. was ALEC stopp d. 1t Was dis }overed that Il
sending out cii r. lating to the 80 cret eagu
bogus affair claiming sn orgsnizsti n o ~
connterfstero in diffe parts Of the ,uutry-t e
object of he scheme Ueing to get lees for member
,hip, &C, Ia ciatiou Having existence An
obscen paper, eiievei 10 be published in PhadeI-
rhia. called THE Misc alan. . was also slopIed
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On CAFE RESTAURANT,
rvA NO. 2Ig MAIN STREET.

Re gs to inform his friend. and the public. that he
has d tied up in and elegant style the above
estabiisbm Mt. as
FTRST CT ass RESTAURANT,
Which v III be opened
on THURSDAY, JUNE TIE 3RB.
En- Breakfasts Dinners and Suppera, served up
in superior manner, aud at u short notice.
articuiar attention mas been paid IL the choice
" the best WINES AND LIQUORS.
regular DINNER Will daily be served at ]
o'clock.
ta- Private RooIas for Dinner and Supper Par
ties.
will use nay utmost endeavors TO gain your con-
ndsnoe. and kindly solicit your patronage.
Very repecttElly,
IL G-ire III. hAlSEK.
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80 Sso1aE B. srEsL, Dentist, Ofhoe
ana residence. No 23I Main, between stt and stb
s0"NAs. nscuuaohd va nv Ni--iy
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VALUABLE CArTLE.-Samuei Thorn, OF Thorndaie,
Washington Hollow, Duchess county, N. Y, has a
herd Of only sone 10 cattle, but their valuation Is
over SSo,0o0 For one bull $4,000 WAS paid in Eng
land; for another 5000; and another is almost
equally valued. One Of bis cows, "Duehess 66th,"
cost s4,500 at an auction sale 10 England and her
calf brought at the same sale $4,000.
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e3s~ A POSITIVE CURE FoI- CANCER
Without the use c Cdilstc Knite endorsed and ie
1aItzed bpeSpectdt enactment Of the State Legislature
# MARYLAND with good re, Ort from i've phys
clans Of the House of Delegates who were appointed
10 examine its claims.
The undersigned will guarantee cure OF all ex'
terual Cancers where vial parts have not become
involved before the application s made and the gen
tral health Of the naiient is still good.
AZ the great efficacy of this remedy is pretty ex-
iensvely known.
pamphlet giving some useful information on
The subject of Cancer will be sent to all requiring
the knowledge it contains, who will inci9se stamp.
Address JOHN OATH EBS,
Office No I02 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
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SWINE FaMIBY.--Churchill, William
and Robert Hogg, free negroes, were all before the
Mayor yesterday aud punished for living in the
city with county papers.
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MIsDRMEANoRs.- H. Gibson and J
H. C. Tyler we're before the Mayor yesterday for
setting dog on Peyton Johnston's servant. Both
were held to bail to be of good behavior, and Glib.
required TO answer all Indictment by the
Grand Jury. Ii. W. Fry. Jr.. also charged with a
msdemeanor. Was held to bail for his good behs
vior, and fined for the offence
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10 facilitate the making of Bread, Pastry. &c
anunaye the nicest and most " holssome should try
sEMPLhS lNFALLlBLE BAKING PUwDEh-
Price ~ cts. per box. } w 0ARI,It,K
Jel Mole Pr,,prfafor
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s@- PLAIN sTArEMEsTs OF Facts

Or. HAMPTON VOW aged 50 years. speaks. Hear him:
Are you sickl Beware of imitationsi Ask for
dampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
nade by this pleasant and safe remedy may Induce
,'ounterteiting.
A medicine must have merit ana great merit too
IAN galYaniZe worthless article 80 as TO keep Ii ny
a good medicine, If it be not really
A good medicine will live, become popular and ex'
end its sales year after year. spite Of opposition
The people readily ind out its virtues and the fame
Jf them passes frcn mouth 10 mouth with more "a
ness testifying to the cure medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adger,
Using.
In praof Of what we say above, We refer you 70
ialnpton's Vegetable rincture and Its effects
Mr. VIM HIdH No. 1876 SO 18th Paca street, Balti-
more, cured OF rheumatism, Dyspepsia and nervous
fsease.
Mr. EDWIN NJ. sPRANELIN, No. q Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful OF Scrofula of years
tsnting lost number pieces of bone. restored to
health. ,,o
lshed her friends. Let the afflicted call q see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEAsE. &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore Custom House, sui.
fred from these complaints for is months with bSdy
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp
.on's vegetable Tneturs after other things failed
Mr. Henry c. Winn had acough for years great
eaknsss &C., had in all five or six physicians; tried
ALT be remedies, but was cured only By
HAMPTON's fEGETABLE TINCTURE.
H8- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
" Soc Sc by PURCELL, LADD q CO, Richmond; BY
Petersl urs: BY MoRTfMER 4 MoWBRAY, Bald
mora and by d. uggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
x6-sl per bottle six bottles for S. -dao
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SINGULAR PHENoMESA-A correspondent of the
Jackson Mich Patriot says: On the morning OF
24th May, singular phenomena appeared near
Tompkins After heavy rain the night previous
the ground was strewn with small fish they wers
found oRe mile beyond Barry's gate and e1teud-
we're two kinds, one about three inches in length
aud appears to bs the kind known here as the Dig
Il al; the other kind are the most numerous about
two inches in length, and a species unknow here
They number trom twenty to forty to the square
rod Of ground. They were alive when they trll,
though many were killed in falling. Great mum
bers, however, fell or carried by the running
water into the pools and puddeS in the fields and
woods, where they now may be swimming
about lively and active.
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~ps JoHn WALraALI

~ UR JOHN b WALfnALL. fHom00.
paihst asrs bis proiesirnst s<rsices 20 the eiti
of KichuoEd aud 10 virieify. OGce a. his ~
sidencr. on Lsish street. two doors from W.
10 LILLY -.
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FOR RENT,--Those newly erect

Sss FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
= ed Brick TeneIneuts, Cary street, between
ith and 5th. They are well adapted for Grocery
stores or any kind Of retail business They contain
rooms besides the store room and we'll adapt
eli for tbs accommodation of families. having all ne
cessary conveniences. Possession given immediate
IT, To good tenants the rent will be moderate
Apply to f. y. RAGLAND CO..
JA2l-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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DISCHARGED, VIM. Mitchs|l, charged
with assauting VIM Kennedy. was examined be-
fore the Mayor yesterday and acquitted.
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IspaovEMENr IN frRg ARxs.-A patent has bsen
granted TO @. W. Alexander, of this place, r an
improvement In the bresch loading riie,. hich
consists in the replaeeable rifle eylend@r. with its
doyetail for cap, and noteh for holding It IN its
place. 10 combination with the revolving chamber
that bears IL, aud holds IL " iss place.
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DISCHARGED -AndrewJ Berry, chsrg-
ed with stealing $57 so worth of gas burners from
Daniel H. Brown, was examined before the Mayor
yesterday and discharged
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SWALLOWING NEEDLES--Y esterdsy morning lit
lie child in this city commenced crying agithout
any apparent cause, and kept it up until late in
the evening, when its cries were succeeded ny
screams. The parents of the child looked into its
mouth and discovered near its throat u needle
sticking into its tongue, in such position that it
WAS evident that it had come from the stomach
The mother, then remembered that day or two
before she had given her workbasket, containing a
needle-book, to the child to play with. An exam.
ination revealed the fact that the needles were
gone. An eIne .ic given the child, and it has
vomited several needles from its stomach, which
may or may not be all. At any rate, the child Is
better to day This incident should serve AS Il
caution to mothers TO keep such things out Of the
reach of their children - Hartford Press.