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nB. HAMPTON vow aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him
Are you sick Beware Of in'tsuonsl Ask fot
Happt1I'a Vegetable E!uctCr8. The many cures
Elsdc by th8 pleasant aud sale remedy may induce
counteTi"iiiDg.
a Medicine must have merit and great merit too
h stand the tos. Of public opinion No art Of puinE
can gavanize worthless article 40 as to Keep it ny
o. good medicine ii IL be not really 20.
a good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend It's saeb year after year. Ill spite Of opposition
The peOpie readily ind out its virtues, and the fame
Of them passes from mouth 20 mouth with more ra
pidity THAI newspapers can spread IT,. A living VII
ness tesrf yDg 70 the medicine has made for
him, Ia q more service than any newspaper adVer
tising.
In preof OF what ws say above, We refer you 70
HaInptun's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr., Wa. HIGH no. 1876 sosth Paca street, Baitl'
more cured Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia and SerVooi
Disoase.
Nh EDWIN NJ sPKANKLIH, No. q Register street
Baltimore most dreadful Of scrofula OF years
starring lost number Of pieces Of bone. restored U
Miss MARY scoyrEID Teacher, Ne. go Baltimore
strsother ease after years of suffering, has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call 20 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. 6e.
Mr.. Wm oldham, Of Baltimore Custom-H -Honse, SUI
fered FROM thste complaints for Is moEths with body
and mind severely affected. lie was cured by haTnp-
ton's Vegetable Tneture after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
mr Henry g. Winn had scough for years-grsaI
weakness, &c had in all five or siZ physieians trteo
ALT he remedies, but was cured ofiIy by
HAMPTOk'E 'k0ErABLE TIkGfpRE.
AS- Delicate Ladies and Children VIII please give
sold by PURCELL, LADD & Co. Richmond: by
PeisrsSars; % g. ty III IMoKTfpiaEk 4 MoWpRAY, Bald.
more and by Druggists and shopksepers everywhere.
A13i per bottle s.x bottles for -. -dAc
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It is estiratetxhat the fishermen on our lakes
receive s6i0,c00 per annum fer their fish.
The health of Senator Reid, of North Carolina,
I. improving, with some hopes of his recovery.
The conservation of st. Johns Catholic church,
in Newark, N. j., took place on the 5th inst.
Hon. Stephen a. Douglas is in New York.
Henry Patterson, we'll known merchant Of
Ra ltimore, died on the 10th inst.
Marietta, Ohio, hs, Just been lighted mp with
gas.
Green peas are selling in Norfolk, Va. at So rer
bushel.
In consequence of the high price of cotton the
factories ou the Brandywine, Del, will hereafter
only run half time.
The Alabama and Tennessee Rivers Railroad
Company have received enough iron TO finish the
road to the 100 mile station.
Arailroad is abont TO be constructed ON Govern
ment street, Mobile. An omnibus is to be placed
on 1t aud drawn by horses.
1t is reported that Gen. Coneha, Governor Of Cuba,
has resig ned, having been informed that he would
be dismissed.
The celebrated pianist, Francis List has been
solenpIy received into the brotherhood Of the
order of St Francis, a. Assissat Pesth.
According to the Massachusetts, Register, there
re in Massachusetts little rising OF one thousand
lawyers.
few Mormons liuger in Boston They are
mostly English. Religious services are held eve
~ SUNDAY
The RI. Rev. Anthony 0Regsn has resigned the
see OF Chicago. and his resignation has been ac-
cepted by the Pope.
Cant. Marcus O. Evans. died suddenly at La
grange. Ca, on the 4th lust. He commanded the
Cadet Rifemen In the war of 1886 against the Flo
r ida Indians.
The object of Lieut.. General Scoits visit to
Washington 10 to decide npou the description oi
volunteers 10 be called out, aud the places wnefe
they will be- stationed.
Deaf lsdy--"what's his nameEp Young lady
Augustus Tyler" Deaf lady-"Bless me, " hats
name Bust his Biler'" Eliza, ''you must be ma
king fun of me-"
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nay~ LAprEs' B,z.An No. I75 BaoAp

ST, Lars VAL CoHES's SroRs.-Hsving taken the
above named store we have, in addition to our W.
iinery and Tritnmings. opened large stock Of Dhf
GOODS, 20 which We invite the attention OF Gus
toners We have hand g Que assortment OF
fslentias at 81 es per yd; IswnssI l2s cts Priats
l2s and 10 eI,f Gi1ehams; hleaohed and unhleaca-
ed Cottons Bytltsats; Irish Linen: Liaen bfdsFye;
Jaeonet, Gampries, pain and Egured swl1s Mnslins.
table Linen; TaweIing; Hosiery Joavens ID Gloves
at 81 per PAIR; Handkerehiefs: Parassls from IS
cts 20 $40; Swiss and Cambria Collars from 81
10 S2.ee Swis and Cambria Bands. Edgipgs. aud In
staple aud fancy goods. which we will sell ~ The
low eat cash prices.
N. B-Hoop Skirts. brass. steel aud plated Hoops
Reed Hoops at csa apiece, sp 30-sw
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sas- MEXICAN MUSTANG LrsrMrsr

Intrinsic virtue alone could nsure tho success which
this article has attaIBed-fDr Rheumatism, Ealt
Rheum Burns Bruises stiff Joints or 6slds. Eprsin,
Pole Evil, and dwellings upon Horses, IL has
equal for Man or Beast No person will be with0u =
IL who has once tested its value and with reiert
ence 10 the general estimation VI the Mustang Lint
ment can cheerfnliy sag tina, no article per.
formed 30 many cures in our neighborhood as this.
l.. W. rrura, Kidgefeld. Conn" 9. LErTcE. ESQ.
Hyde Park VI, writee, that the horse was consid-
cred worthless. this spavin,) but since the
free Use of the Mustang Lninent l have sold him
for $50. Yonr Lnment il doing wonders % here !"
such testimony ia reaching us every day. The half
Is not tod. Every family EhoGid have it. Beware
of tprtirfinrs The genuine Mustang Is sold by ell
respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES & PARK, Propretors,
ap lo--d&cwim New York.
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rm~GKzar ImpnoyExEsr IN

gXTRACTING TEETH-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce % those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe-
nor TO any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection OF their adaptation Is such as 20 render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless. lsseT
taiino % ori9 The tooth the ays trial never breaking
parts.
All other operations, Filing. Cleansing, and Ia
serting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
once opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main street.
aplf-3m
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IfEALTH AT THE SOUTH-Great apprehensons are
felt in the Southern States that the coming sum
will be very sickly one, and that the dread
fui scourge of yellow fever, from which the South
was so unusually exempt last season, will return
this year with greater violence than ever. This
fear is based upon the fact that the long continued
freshets. at this particular time, are likely to
breed febrile diseases. Nearly one fourth Of the
land on the Mississippi, from Nicksburg down to
the mouth Of that river has been over flowed for
many weeks. and all the swanps, bayous and la
goons at the South, are so~Red with stagnant
water. In the interiors ef Mississippi, Alabama
and Georgia, the freshets have been unprecedent-
al
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In THU. g. CoURr. Yesterday

.Indge Hal. burton preaiding, most of the day was
srHnt 10 the effort to procure inFy for the trial
OF Thomas I. Moore, charged with the murder of
William Ennis. Forty yeBiTe men were summon
e., only fourteen Of whom we're found to be COM
p tent tururs. The prisoner objected to nine, one
w., absent, and sixteen were found 70 be dis1uai.
ifsd. When = fury is obtained, which will proOs
bs be TO d"y or tomorrow, tho trial will be pro
cFrded with
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Ecsg@ ! sT YOUR uoUsEaOLD IN ORDRR.-

As summer APPROACHES the human stem becomes
deb iittt5d, aui of'el much weak Sened that life
bsCun hUrtheu u il pg-s.ssyr. School misses
ant boys we'll adults, snfrr from relax ttion
Of tue nerves aud when nature IS uuaidCd. prrIna
nsut G-eez s tha fruits Jt u"Gt"Ct A good tn
j. ia sUch cases. ls the grand GCs1isrGtIa. and
BAKERS PREHiUN BITIKR> possess the rsqui
qualities. the free ct them Is all that il
cesSary u stimulate the digestive organs, sharpen
the appetite, and give such tone to the stomach
will enable the machinery Of our nature TO perform
its functions in q healthy manner. In no instance
baNJ thry failed IN give entire satisiaction, when
used, aud We Therefore commend them TO public fa
yOr.
For ssehy all the principal druggists in the city OF
Richmond and elseWt ere IN Virginia. ap l3
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sGy- surysRrsG RELIEVED. During

tho past six months the proprietor Of ESgYs Sim
ULATISa LINaEyT, has had the satisfaction Of re.
ceiviDg the gEasefnl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF many Of
his }e0tc -itt:ens of Richmond who had successful
iy used the Linment !or the cure alienation Of
complaints, requiring external remedy. The
cheapness Of the Linilnent should Indicate - the
public that Ii is not offered 10 them from mere
cenary motives The Linment is put up In boxes
of two sizes Price 23 cents and 80 cents, and may
be obtained st most OF the Drus sKists In the city.
PURCELL, LADD 90,
ap Z3-ims Are the Wholesale Agents.
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So To THE VorEKs or HEsRrco Cous

EEY~ To THE VOTERS or EEERICo CoUN-
rY-FELLOw CITIZENS: am O candidate for the Of
ice Of COMM ISSIOSER 0P THE kENENUE OF
tbs Lower District of said county, and solicit your
yotes en- the 9th of the present month, (iay) and
although a newer of wood and a drawer OF water
profess to understand ths duties Of the Office has
ing acted as deputy two years in said district; and
1t should be your pleasure to lect me- the duties
shall be done according to law.
Respectfully. JOHN A EACI0.
my side
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GROWING FAT on TRoUBLE.-The French Emperor
has no clean aud hungry look but grows stout
upon the fears and an1leties which are so plentl-
fully attributed TO him. No fat aud greasy citi-
ZEN tbTives better in the flesh than l.; Majesty
NAPOLEON III, whose figure on horsebaak has as
sumed q rotundity OF proportions altogether In
compatible with any pretension to the graceful OF
elegant.
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CopPLR IN TIE WEsT-The steamer City of Cleve.
land has arrived at Detroit Mich, from Superior.
Wisconsin, with 49, l6l lbs. copper ore in barrels,
5e3flbs in masses, and 20 tons pig iron. The
Mineral Rock brought 1873 masses aud 507 bbis
copper-in all, 40 tons. The Manhattan, l25 tons
of copper and IS bbls sh. The schO Fitch, lQ3
tons copper. The schooner Seaman, 26,70S lbs.
copper and ITO tons iron.
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NATIONAL CLUB.-lf the turfmen Of
Virginia desire the establishment of a National
Club let them put the ball in motion at once
Preliminary steps should be taken at Broad Rock
50 that the New Market Club may be able to CO.
operate in the movement next week
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CANDIDATES FOR oFFICH,
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

Ray To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHh0SD-FELLow CITIzESs--I am before ron a.
candidate for reelection to the office OF CLERK
OF the Circuit Court Of the City of Richmond III
which you were kind enough TO place me neari ;
six years since, and the duties of which | have r
the beat of nay ability endeavored to per FORM con
scientiously ald impartially.
NH lT-dtd EUSTACE ROBINSON
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To BE PUT DowN.-Prussia is about to make u
third attempt TO put down gambling throughout
the Germsnic Confederation, having given notice
of motion in the Frankfort Diet for tue compul-
sorry closing of the various casinos, kursaui', &C.
which iufest the bank of the Rhine. 1t Is very
questionable, however, whether her efforts VIII be
successful.
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TALL RYE.-Ne have been shown o
bunch of tall rye, grown at Mr.. John b. Davis
place, near Fairfield, which friend assures us
measures seven ket three inches In length The
heads are yet entirely soft, and if the westher con
tinues favorable, the stalks will increase their
heighth before they are ready for the reaper's
scytLe.
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es5- DR. HosTEryEa's CELEBRATED

SrswA~H BITTERS have doubtiess created es much
sensation iu the community Cor its remark sbic
cures, a. Auy other medicine eNtaut. II Is fact
tAat 10 tn" minds Of many persons prejudice ex-
i>ts against haT are Ctilcd Patent Medicines but
Why -hU ii this prevent you r"sDrtiny 10 article
tGst "a ts surtt array oi testimony support II
d Ii 5S'eurrs Siom4-h Bi't-rs' Physicians pre-
scribe Il why should you discard it2 Judges. l.
ally considered men OF talent, Egv' and do use il in
their hmilieS why shnpld you reject il Let not
y1ur pre-! .dlco usuEp your reason. 70 the eyeiist
ja2 !ajGTY Ct your h, ltIh. II !on sick ana
qH.re medicine. try those i}tters
For sale By Druggists ard Dealers generally, eve.
ryWhere. aplg-lm
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- To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HEN

gIco CoUSTY.-At the request Of many friends. ] an
nouncs myself candidate for the Office Of COm-
MISSlONEk OF THE RkFENUE for the Upper
District, At the approaching election. and respect
fully solicit your snfrages should IL be your plea
sure TO elect he, promise TO discharge the duties
OF the orfcs faithfully. Respectfully,
ap 26-tdes HUGH LONGEST.
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CONVICTED. William, slave to Virginia
Jordan, was convicted before the Uustings Court
yesterday of stealing a hogshead OF bacon valued
at $50 from Tinsley, Iardy.& Wilisms, on the 18th
of April, and ordered TO be 1ogged to the extent
of tha law
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SAD CASE OF DROWNING -Miss Mary Culp, a beau
tiful and accomplished young lady, was drowned
last week in Little Chiques at Mount Joy, Lancss-
ter county, Pa. She, in company with Miss Nc
Neel, ventured out upon the stream in q skff.--
The boat unfortunately upset. precipitating them
both into the creek. which, at that time. owing to
the recent rains, was quite swollen and rapid
Miss McNeel caught at a limb and supported her
sci until she was rescued by Mr.. Albert Jackson,
the associate principal in the seminary. After
dredging the stream for some time, Miss Chips
body was fonud with her arms cla:ped firmly
around q floating log.
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WORSE THAN THE Observation-Disclosures was re,
Gently served upon Thomas Clark, of London.
that the walls of building owned by him had
been condemned, aud would be pulled down. 1t
was found that Mr.. Clark had been 10 prison for
more than forty years, for contempt of court!-
Dickens Circumlocuton Office was no creature OF
the fancy.
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Orr OF TowN-In the absence Of Mr..
r. t. Daniel, Prosecuting Attorney, ar, John IT,
(iilmer has been filling his post 10 the Hustings
Court for a day or two past.
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VESSEL SEIZED FoR DEBr The brig Ellen Reed,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia, SO days ont, put
into Bermuda on the oath, where she was seized
for debt by the agent of the firm Of Messrs Joseph
Yates 4 Co, Of Baltimore, against Messrs. Outer
bridge, Harvey & Co, Of Philadelphia. she re-
mains In the custody Of the Marshall there await
ing judicial proceedings.
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-Rarnard Kinker Uaa

HELD TO BAIL.-Ber nard Kinker was
fined 81 by the Mayor, yesterday, for being drunk
in the last Sunday. and held to bail for his
good behavior on conviction of assaulting and
beating Stephen, slave.
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TIE 0RsISI DEMONSTRATION IN CHICAGO The Chi
csgo Tribune says that those iged in getting up
0rsini demonstration have abandoned the idea
of having a street procession, and the dem0nstra-
ton will take place In of the public halls.
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TIGHr TIMEs.-An old settler near Bloomingto ton,
Illinois, says the winter of 1880 was remarkable
for the scarcity of money, so much 50. that one
man, elected justice Of the peace, couldn't raise
enough to pay officer for swearing him in; so
he stood up before looking-glass and qualified
hina
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EESs Now OR Fs,-Ihe best bar
ssIa7-"Ner offered At the Auction Store of HENRY "a
SIArles, No l5n Main street, until Saturday Snr;i
5'a $4,000 worth OF RICH J JsWElRY at auctten
end P'lNAte safe aides auction Thurslsy aud FRI
day mornings AZ II o'clock aent}crn..ns ancfion
every s'ght ai "a clock The above goods are of
th" very finest quality, being the stock of a retail
merchant from ihe North, and must be sold without
reserve 10 the highest bidder.
HENRY. W. QuARLES
ans NJ so rs - s..
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PRINTERS UsIos.-The annual session OF the
Printers National Union was held at Chicago last
week. A resolution was passed admitting press
men into the membership of the Union, and asking
their cooperation. Charters were granted 10 the
societies in Baltimore and Petersburg, Va. The
following resolution was also adopted:
Besotred, That recommend to subordinate
Unions fairly aud calmly te consider the justice of
their demands before they order strike, and let
not TOO hasty legislature control their delibera-
tioDe
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n2s- To The VorERs or HEsRIoo

CoUNTY.-I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office Of COMMIs5lOA Ek Uk THE REVENUE
Tor the upper District at the approaching election,
ami respectfully solicit your suifrages. Should G
be your pleasure 10 elect me, promise 10 discharge
the duties OF the Office faithfully and punttusIly.
mn 27-dtde< JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
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~ To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY

- TO NY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
f.IUHaOND-After advising with my friends, and
atthe request of some of them, announce myself Q
candidate tor the office of COMMISSIONERS OF
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, (inwhich have
resided for twenty years.l in the place of Mr. Humid
ley. 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 Tor the last years,
and shon be pleased to receive Jour support for the
above office. q w Ii TYLER.
IL 2j-dtde
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snss-GoppARp's Lorlos! GoDDARD's

i1oTIoN.-Ws have just received another supply Of
this celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion. Those WhJ
have been waiting for It eau row bt supplied By
calling at MILLSPAUGH l. J0H sST0N'b,
APPS Drug Store n Last Main st.
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ksSy- To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RICHMOND Il respectfully announce myself can.
didate tor COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
re election. JESSE WHERhY.
NH lq-tdeh
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IT, TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT No.
2--i am still candidate for ths Office IF O0NSTA-
BLE, and leave it to you, my fellowc! liens ga
whether shall be permitted to servo You In that
capacity or not. GEO. WASH. THOMAS
my 6-6L*
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Nor CoNoLUDRp.-The trial OF Isabella
Rix. for receiving stolen tobacco, was commenced
yesterday and will be continued this morning.
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MILLS d. GOODWIN.
ss,ss. To THE YorERs or THE Cry

sgs@ To THE VOTERS or THE CRY or
aIcHsosD.-I am candidate for the Office Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the 3d Dis
trict, Monroe Ward.)
The election will take place the 9th May next,
anu as am now engaged in the discharge Of the
duties of the office, the Assistant of Mr.. Hundlsy
(who declines re-riectoE.l hope you will excuse
ne, II do not cal on you all in person.
! am now, and have been tor nearly six years Q re-
sident of the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
fe2T-ts JESSk II, KEESEE.
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RIcHMosp.-I am a candidate for the once of CON-
MISSIONER OF TIL u REvESUE tor Monroe Ward.
have been resident Of this city ior many years.
aud more particularly of said wSrd. and most re-
slectiuily solicit your votes at the election on nth
inst. Ibis being the first tims have presented
myself before you Tor any office, and should IL DO
your pleasure 70 confer il upon me- the duties there
OF VIII oe faithfully and impartally discharged.
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CONTINUED. The charge against James
Bee. free negro, for abusing and threatening TO
assault Quiutin Blain, will be heard by the Mayor
this mnrninR.
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HEAVY DEFALCATIoS IN New 0RLEASs.-Itis is sta
ted 10 the Pcayune that there has been cOnsidera-
BILE excitement In that city occasioned ky the sud
den disappearance Of Thos. }. Casey. (of the firm
Of j. Casey & Co.. noted salt dealer. leaving sun
dry parties in the lurch as is stated, to the
amount of 500, 600, In several instances, I'D
vances had been made on warehouse receipts; and
it is now found that the salt had been snreptiiOus
Iy Withdrawn, apl that nothing remains to cover
the pledges,
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A QUIET PLAcE-A few days ago gentleman in
conversation with some friends was praising Wood
Vile, Miss, to the skes and remarked among 9TH
things that it was the most quiet and peaceable
place he ever sau-there was no quarreiing nor
rowdyism, nor fighting about the streets; if gen.
tleman insuited another, be was quietly shot down
and th sre was the last of il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ DE-. J0flS T, JAcKsoN--Office No.
Il Main street, Market Bridge Residence Rich.
moBd House, opposite the Governors Mansi,a,.--
calls left At 'thcr place NJ amy hear of the asy or
night will meet witR prompt attention.
s. d.
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ta~ To rHE VorsRs OF rHs CIrr Q

EE 70 THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RIcHMOSD.-I am a candidate for the Office of COM.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of my
tellowctizens. Should ii be your pleasure 70 elect
me to that position shall endeavor 10 show, by .
faithful discharge Of my duties that your confidence
has not been misplaced.
NH lido MILLS B, GOODWIN.
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TIE FRrIr AND THE FRosT.-The Steubenyile
(0hiol Herald seys that In that vicinity, large
portion of the peach buds is klled-the early cher
ry, IN blossom. almost entirely. Apple and pear
only partially injured.
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FROM DETROIT FOR LlvERPooL.-The brig Black
Hawk, Capt. Taylor, sails from Detroit, Michigan,
Friday evening Tor Liverpool, England, direct,
with a cargo of slaves and lumber. Other vessels
in the same trade are loading aud will room follow
har
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By STAMPEB COLLARS AND BANDS
for working; also, STAMPED Linen Bands and
Sleeves for ladies. Ladies BAZAAR,
Al--ln a