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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27
AZ FeLL0w CIrIZgNs or

a. FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY
OF h aNRIc0I am a candidate for the office of COM
MISSIONER or THE REVENUE for tho Upper
District Of the County at the ensuing election IN
Mag next. aud respectfully solicit sufrages
NH 25--tde GEO W CARTER.
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COMMISSIONER. ,li.'I.''''
-. To rug yayv.s or ry, f,,rv

-. 10 Tue toTsss OF THs CITY OF
kfcnsesD-The present incumbent Mr. u.natsv
~, NJ reeleciion for the eiice Of CUMMISSIOS
hh of THE REVENUE, for Msuroe Ward. hsre
ey snnosnce ~ yseif candidate for the ssd ufilcs
sno tsspecttuliy solicit your votes aud pledge my.
ssI 20 tae faithful discharge of the duties of fhe
my 22-tde pkEsTuN M IEAktEs
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VEoErABLKs are abundant in the mar
kets, and selling At moderate prices, IL ws except
green peas, which were scarce yesterday. The
gardeners have had seasonable weather this Spring.
and are reaIising handsome profits ffom their L.
hOr.
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ray. TO TIE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO.
2.-I sm etiI candidate for the office Of C0NSfA-
BILE and leave 1t to you my fellow -cnizens 10 say
whether shall be permitted to serve you in that
capacity or not GEO. WASH. THOMAS.
BJ i3-tde
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LIS u. GOODWIN.
en TO MY FELLOw CITIZENs OF TILE CITl

hIcHM0ND-After advising with my friends and
al the request of some of thenl announce myseifs
candidate for the Office Of COMMISSIONERS OF
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, Qnwbich have
resided for twenty years) in the place OF Mr.. Aund
ey, who will not be again candidate, at the cleo
on to be held on the 9th day of May next. have
served you police officer for the last seven ears
and shoul be pleased to receive support for the
sboye office. g w II TYLER.
20
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BAD srArx roR MsRnoNlsx.--North Carolina II
bad state to indulge in more than ono wife. At
the Cumberland North Carolina supreme Court,
last week, I'll c. BARTLETT. convicted Of bigamy, was
sentenced 10 be branded on the lett cheek with
The letter A. to receive 80 lashes on his bare back,
to be Imprisoned thirty days. then 70 receive 80
lashes more, and to be let loose. lie had married
four wiyos. szH
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rEs- TolHs Vorsss OF kroHmoYp err,

am candidate for 70 election TO the orrce OF CON
MISSIONER or TUE kEVknUE for Madison
Ward. I'D District,) and respectfully solicit your
support EDWIN RE srtJS
3A- Election day. 9th May. Three Oommission.
ers to be uote for u.r0uQheaa Me citn. nv IT-fds .
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ta1r To THa VoTnRs OF THE CRY or
RICHMOND Il am candidate for the ofics of COM
MISSIONER OF Tue kEyENUk for Monroe
ward and respectfully solicit your support
3k0 WEED
Election 9th May. Three Commissioners ars
voted for throughout the city. my ls-tde
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THE ExsoUTlvE COMMITTEE of the Vir-
ginia Central Agricultural Society, are TO hold
meeting at the Office of James Lyons, Esq, this AZ
terpoon at 8 O'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27

FRANCIS PsrTIT-not Joseph--was the
name Of the man who charged John Smith with
stealing his hat but failed 70 proved il.
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Iay~ To tn. VorEns or RIcHMoNp

1gE 10 THE VOTERS OF HICHMOND
Cry Il am candidate for re- election to the Office
Of COM MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Jet.
terson Ward, Qst D.trict) aud respectfully solicit
your support. JSu NJ FRANCISCO.
Es- Election day. 9th May. Three Commission.
ers to he coted for throughout The city.
an lily tfhMtha
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CANDIDATES t'oR OFFICE
COUNTY OF HRNRico.
CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
fS~ To rHk NvrRRs OF iisssico

Ezs TO THE FVtkks OF HkNktCo COUN.
~ i respectfully announce myself eapttdat,
Ter rs-e.- ton to the oasee Of GLERK OF HENRT
90 COUNTY COURT. at the election in May next.
nah 2~-ts WILLIAM EOI,EES
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aA TO THE VOTERS OF TIE COUNTY
HSSEico II am q candidate for the Office of CON
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Up
per District of the county, and respectfully solicit
your votes in May uext.
nlh I3--dtd j CORBlN BURTON,
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soc,.,,sn N MILD FoRn.--An establishment

SOCIALISM IN 4 Mild FoRns--An establishment
IA protected 10 Paris for the purpose OF enabling
any indiyiduals, by the annual payment of Io0
francs fiess than fs0) to enjoy all the uxuries Of
social with all the Independence OF domestic life
Tor tis sun, theyare 70 have board, lodgings
ana Washing the use ef siibfary, the daily papers
billiards, baths, and a carriage for exercise. The
whole ID 10 Be under the management Of COM
mittss. choses BY themselves. The prospsctns
evsn h0lds ons NE temptation ef free Admissson =
he thaasrAa.
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ss- To THE yoTgRs OF HsyRIo,

the office Of CONN MISSluS Ek OF THE kEYENUE
for tne upper District, at the approaching election
ami respectfully solicit your sLtrages. Should
be your pleasure elect me, promise to discharg,
iAs duties of the Office faithfully and punctuslly.
nh Z7-6tdes JAMES ID. VAUGHAN
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RrI AN A CANDIDATE FOR THE OF
FICx 81 COW MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE foI
ths Upper District Of the county Of Henrco. at the
ensuing spring election.
nh Side DANIEL b GAKDN ER.
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ES- To THE VOTERS OF TIE THIRD
DISTRICT Fellow Citizens respectfully offer my
District and will be pleased to receive your votes
for the the 9th of the present mouth lHay)
my 3-tdeT q III BURLINGTON.
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FROM Rev. PHILIP ANDERSON.

February 2tth 1858. !
DR. u BAKER Dear sif-Ny wits has be. dread
fully affected with Dyspepsia, and otherwise, for
nearly six years. She has lats:y made trial of
your Premium Bittsrs With great success, and sat
lsfsctory conviction of their superior and nsstiIna
bic value to patients Of this most distrssstns dis
ease. would like, for the sake Of our common hu
m&nity for You to send me package OF these BIT
.sIs, as am fully prsparse to recommend them con-
hdently from an ample HerInen MT Of their efficacy
in my family. Please send soon, and obiigs one
whose prejudices against 'Tatent hsdclnes' have
yielded once TO she force Of fair and full trail
Yours, truly, PHILIP ANDERSON.
Price 50 cents Per bottle. To be had of oil ths
elsewhere in Virginia, also in n rsh Carolina aud
Of CHARLES SToTT d Co., WAshingt n D. O.; 4 H.
STABLER q Co., Baltimore. orders filed by address
ing II. BAHAh Propriesor
myls Richmond, Va.
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THu PoILs win open ct 0 O'clock
.x. ...,uw &, shA three wards Of the eitys ane
s,.e ~ ne fanrt house OF Henrico county 20 That
an M, may wish TO do 90, can cs< airy
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Es- TO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
DIsTBIcr OF HRSRICo CoUETY.-At the solicitation OF
many friends, aunouncs myself a candidate tor
CONSTABLE OF tth I3istrict, ana most respectfully
solicit your yottsOn the 2Tth day of May next.
my ls-dtd= NM t. DUSAWAY,
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aGr- DupLKY 4 Co., Importers and
wbols.ale Dealers ID Choice WINES. Fins BRAN
DIES. Old WliskErs and CIGARS. No. u Main
trees. NJ
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tss- To the Vorsss or RIoHMoNp-]

respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office of SHERIFF OF the city OF
Richmond and solicit the votes of my fellow citi-
zers at the election on the 27th Of May next
my l9-tde III BLLYS0N.
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s&F- -CoMMI,sIoNsR OF THa REVENUE :

In compliance with the desire Of Many Friends"
| respectfully present myself Candidate for
COMMISSIONER OF Tx REVENUE for tin
Third District Cor Monroe wars) Of the city Of Rich
moud. l deem it unnecessary to make further
pledge than assurance of the faithful rsrfurA n.
ance OF the duties Of the Office, should be the plea
sure of my follow citizens ts elect me
an l2-dtd% GHD. TOMPKINS.
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TVS Jusion BLuns paradcd yesterday
,sornise. and nsrchsd rsnaaskseiy WI = w
psessd - Bfoad street
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sT~ To THE VOTERS OF HENRIco
CouSrY.-I am a candidate for reelection to the Of
flea Of COUNTY sURVEYOR.
nv a5-6tS JOS FLEASANTS.
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uxa,o Row.--Elizsbeth Henry. charged
with assaulsiug B, asdsrsoa sna saptanhx z
M ap ~ y, nroyocatiou came before the Mayor yee-
ssu. s.s.,sxs hsd ! hearing and was discharges.
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4S- BRA AGES GREAT IMPROVEMENT -
THE ARCTIC LrNInIENT
DEFIRS ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it. affirm that il ii.
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGGS OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure of 81.
RHEUMAt Ism. PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILRs.
= sPRAINS, BRUIsss,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES
BURNS WARTS.
SCALDS, MOULDS,
TukfOKS, CORNS
For HORSEtS and XULEA extsrnally nothing sx
ceeds the ARCTIC LINIMBNT,
In curing
SpRAINS, SWHNIY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH KIhGB0NN,
or any Soret swelling, or Enlargement o( Bono or
Enscls
Price rs ITS, 80 cents and 81, for small, medium
and large si ID bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PC3OELL, LADD CO.,
jal2-ts Wholssals ASsnt.
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s~To TIP VoTERs OF HENRIco CoUN.
TY-1 am CANDIDATE for reelection to the Office OF
COMM MtsSiONER OF THE REVENUE FOR THk
Low 52 DISTRICT. JAMES NJ GUNN.
uh
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masonic TEMrLr.-The Masonic orde,

of this city have In contemplation the erection OF
magnificent temple, In which all the various
lodges can hold their meetings. If the edihce u
70 be OF granite, no prettier stone can be found
for the purpose than that on James river, fsw
nflee above the city.
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To Ba FisIssxp.-The contractors TO


building the hall of the Mechanics Institute, are
now at work on the second story, and think there
is no ssrt of doubt that the building will be com
pieted in ample time for the annual exhibition TO
be held in October next. The Institute needs
means TO finish the house as il should be, and We
think 1t strange that our wealthy citizens who
have their all in Richmond, do not step forward
and contribute Of their abundance, so as to keep
the wheels in motion Why wait TO be called upon
and begged for what you have already determined
TO give to the csuse Of education and the improve
ment OF your ctyl II any Of you are too modest
TO let your names be known, just enclose your
checks to the President Of the Farmers Bank, or
the Treasurer of the Institute, and the amount
will be invested in brick and mortar, in short or.
der. Some of our citizens have already contribu-
ted 81 900 towards this enterprise but very few of
eur wealthy men have aided in raising that sum.
Will net some of them unite their purse strings
to-day, and show that they ready to aid deserv-
ing objects from their abundsoee. We know q
number Of gentlemen who could give g., 600 to
this work, without missing the gift, and whose
children and property are to be benefited by the
success OF the Institute. There are ladies too who
could spare their hundreds, and we hope to see
them do so at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-27

MARROW ESCAPE FROM PREMATURE BURIAL-A sin.
gular circumstance took place at Blanford, near
Petersburg, Va, Tuesday, the facts Of which are
given as follows by the Democrat:
A negro woman, Damed Martha Saunders, had
beeu Ill for some time past, and en- Monday morn
ing her family and friends assembled around her,
aud took, as they thought their final farewell
She appeared to expire about 10 o'clock the same
day. aud the ceremonies OF preparing her tor the
grave were duly performed, and every preparation
was m ade the solemn rites OF the burial ground
At 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, some minntes
before abe was to be carried to her last resting
plsce much TO the astouiehrneut of those present,
she reared her head, and finally sat erect IN her
coffin. general stampede took place among the
dArkies Who came to attend tho obsequies. aud DO
stupifed with fright were those who remained.
that some time elapsed before assistance Was ren.
dered her. A physician was sent TOR, and stim u
lants administered, which considerably revived
her, and at last accounts she was improving, bui
it 10 thought she cannot suryive longer than Few
days at farthest.
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e. TO TUE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO 3.

Be- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO 3.
aHNRIOD COUNTY, am Candidate for the OF
. - of CONSTABLE in the Third District should
1t - yuar pleasure feowcitzens, to elect me. the
dnaes OF the oice shall be discharged with prompt
ness and fidelity. Election Fourth Thursday in May
next
an S--itdE WIN. III. TYLER.
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BRuINoros, King and Queen CO.. Va

May 9Th
- Dn. GARLIoK: Sir-Hayine CON
It's origin. and being more than pleased With ;s -
tHady READILY pronounce it the sEsr Of the many
Aihos nave been In the habit of using.
Very truly yours, sc,
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rw-I respectfulIy offer myself as 8

rX5-i respectfully oHer myseI rs
candidate for the Office o. CONSTABLE in the 4th
District Henric0 county, and will be pleased to re
ceive the votes e my friends for the said Office
theZ7th day of May next. -
sp l2-tde< ROBERT SMITH.
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SnysRsLr IsJuRsD.-Yes esterdsy NOR

ing mr. Samuel Morrison, Of Randolph counsy
NOV sois city with horses for sals--was ssversy
injured by his horse falling upon him He had
RIDDEN ont q short distance bsyosd the Poor House.
70 s1srrise complainiss horse, when the animal
secame .. restise, and falling In the road, caught
mI no',isons zen thigh under him, mashing It
badly. Mr. NJ, after the accident. vas tsksn a.
the ofice OF Messrs, Hntchesoo Davis. on Prank.
iln street, where every attention is being paid
him. s
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uOAbsTlQ MA1KuIs--CoUelQok1 tho
tightnsss of The times, and the scarcity of nensy
the nscesssriss Of life continus 10 bring vssy higk
prices. In ssrolliEs through the fFst msffse
houss yesterday morning, We sscsrtafBsd tlsss she
folo~ins we're the ruling prices for articles shsre
offered for sale
Youpg chickens, nost Of them inferior, and al
sorts very scsrce, 25s37k cents. Egxe, 16a2o
per dozen. Butter, 25ss1 csats pr pound. Dssf,
according te quality, 12s17 cents per pound Veal,
10 cents Per ponnd Strawberries. 16s26 cepts pss
quart chsrriss, 121z osats per quart 9oos6sr-
ries, 10 csnts per quart. Green Peas, 25a3I csnts
peropssk. Lstsuce la3 cents per head. kadIehes,
cent? per bunch. Onions. & osnts per buach.--
Cabbage, ds2s csnts psr heed. Aspsfsyrss. l2a3o
ceats Per bunch. Sweet potatoes. 81 cents per
PECK. Irish potatoes 81 censs per peck.
Tue greet scarcity Of poultry at this ssasou b
ubsccountsbis. Housewives have had an excel.
lsnt season for rearing chickens. and II they have
oeen successfui, We are sure they need keep them
back no longer for high prioss. II the people In
me country would take the trouble to have their
poultry, eggs. butter fruis and vegetables retsil-
I'd in the markets. instead OF making Jumping
'aies to hucksters, they would got we'll paid Sor
he trouble OF 20 doing, and as the same time
'oon establish themselves 90 nrmiy In the sood
opinion Of buyers, that si heads Of families would
eek them out on every occasion.
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H@- SHERIFFALrY OF HsNRIco.-I am
candidate for reelection TO the Office OF SHERIEl
OF HenrioO. JNo. A. HUTCHINSON.
de ie--dt1e
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p9- THE ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stock
holders OF the Richmond fredericksburg and P0to.
mac Railroad Company will be held It the offce OF
the Company, Ia Richmond. on WEDNESDAY, the
% of June next. at l2o'cieek, III.
ap 29-id CIV MACMURDO Treas.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

UNFORTUNATE AFSAIg On Tuesday
last, near Beaver Dam, 9ooehiand county, Va. q
0ormeriy Of this city aud nart1sll =. Cooke, ia
which the latter received two stabs IL the abdo-
men, from knife 10 the hands Of the former His
wounds are considered ds1gerous. Both geutlss
men are highly esteemed 10 Goochisnd, and she
aofortuusts affair 10 to be lsmsn.ed. Mr. 8. was
arrested shortly after the occurrence.
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Sfp.. To THE VoFErs or DISTRICT No
CHEsTErtEib-t am still candidate for the office
Of CONSTABLE In this District. the resort which
has been sAiiciorshT pnt in circulation 10 the con-
trsry twI'hstanAlng ~
mI 2s--tGes TUOs BLUST
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NJ. Tnn MnsrAra LINIMEHr

&- THE MUSTANG LINIMENr
Cures Rie,tznatisns.
TIE Nnacr,g Ifihiment &
Cares lSiF Joints.
Cures Barns and IPo,tsds.
Cures .Sresand Ulcers
The N stang Ltnim.nt
C'ures CIkei Breasts and iSre NifGotcs.
The Mustang LtRiaegt a..s
Cs,res Neuralgia.
The Mustang Ltnimssa
Cures Cbras and Warts. ss
r., Mtsftag Lniment is trorth
To the United States the preseryer and restorer
OF valu.be Horses and Cattle 1t cures eli hprains,
6alds Wounds, stiff joints, 6c.
Will you answer this question: Did your ever
hear of any ordinary Sore. Swelling sprain or Stih
ness either on nan and beast, which the Mustang
Lini nent would not curef Did you ever visit sns
respectable Druggist in any part OF the world-in
sur pA Asia or AmericA--~ho did not say 1T was
the greatest discovery OF the sg-s" Sold every-
where. Every family should hsvs Il; three sixss.
BARNES D PARA,
myz9-dkclm Proprietors. New York.
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IsSInNRRS

ga COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP
PEA DISTRICT. HENRlCO COUNTY, aunounc.
myself candidate for the COMMISSl0NERSHIF
et the Upper District OF Henrico county, iu tht
placs Of Jacob keeaee. resigned, and respectfully
solicit yoGr vote a. the coming election ON 9Th May
lfeiecfed will discharge the duties of the of3c,
faithfully. sp T-dt2sM W 2 LAWT0N.
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neS- | AM q candidate for the CLERK.

sntP IL Renrico County Court.
NH A-2ms JNO 2 HARRISON
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sGs~I am a candidate for reelection to
the caice ofC0MMi 5SI0NER OF THE REVENUE,
in the unper district, Chesterfield county
ap i5--dsc wties w q FL0URN0Y.
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Eky" To THE VOTERS oF TIE 4TH DIS
TaIcr HESnIco OoUSTy.-I respectfully offer my
my teilowsitizens, candidate for the of
will discharge the duties earnestly and faithfully
if il should he your pleasure to elect me.
ap 2g-tds BENJAMIN K. READ.
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THE ILLINOIS TohNADo.-Tough Stories-The sto-
ges told OF the freaks of the late tornado in Hi
uois quite as astonishing as tho hurricane must
have been to tho frightened inhabitants. The
Peoria Transcript is responsible for the following:
SAT Kappa, two ladies were blown away and
have NOT since been heard from. They probably
wore hoops. At Chenos ii demolished house
completely, and yet left book case that in it
without 3 ecratch or broken pane Of glass. 1t
cassied large mirror sixty feet and laid il down
unbroken. The next morning after the storm
man WAS SEEN to crawl from under barn, who
after being questioned stated that as he was CON-
ing across the prairie, she wind picked him mp and
carried him half mile, setting him down in
pond Of water four feet deep he wsded out and
got on little rise of groupd, when the wind took
him again and hurried him with violence against
the side Of the barn, under which he crswled and
spent the night
''Tbe most wonderful feat of all, however, oc-
Cured at Chenes. farm house Was blown at two
jumps no less than 800 feet from where it stood,
and set down so easily that the plastering not
cracked the dishes knocked of the table, which
was set for supper. similar occurrence took
place at Gilman, where = kitchen was blown from
the side ofthe house into a slough without plate
being broken, and when our informant left, the iD-
mates were journeyiug back aud forth on raft to
get the cooking utensils for breakfast
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SEsrrscnp 70 PRIsos-TLom.. VII,

w
late second mate of the bark Gctavia. who plesd
guilty before the United States Court, Iass satur
day, on two indictments, for cruelty whipping t~o
sesmen on said vessel, appeared before Judge
Hsiyburton yesterday morning, and va, sentenced
TO conhnemnnt in the common jsii for nine
inonths-six months 10 one case and three months
10 the other. To an old tar. accustomed to a life
OF active duty, this sentence nlust prove quite se
rious.
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C0FfEE-500 bags prime Laguayra
~ Coffes 275 bags prime Rio coffse; n taas prime
sIaracaibo Coffee for sale by
nv 2l-IAf LEWIS N WEIR 4 co
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~ yataly one very superior Refrigerator large
size. suitable for pnbiie House or large family,
which win cell great bargain in, 10 early sppii'
N.Y. mYis N's - " ALEX MOTT. Aues.
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sr To MY FsLLpw CITIZENS f,

sICc UoESTY--At the request of many friends an
nuunce myself candidate for the Office OF q M
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District, at tue approaching election. and respect
fa;y solicit suffrsges should il be your plea
aure t. elect me, promise to discharge the duties
OF tn. oiacs faithfully. Respectfully,
ap a6-tdes HUGH LONGEST