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Horrible Murder and Suicide in Cal
ifOrnin.

The Alta California, of the 5th inst, gives the
following particulars of affair that occurred near
San Francisco, which we briefly noticed yesterday:
horrible murder and suicide occurred at tho
Red House, opposite the Pioneer Race Course
about tour miles distance from this city, on Tues.
day night, Oecsmber 22d The proprietor named
Sylvester Murphy, aged u, native of Pittsburc
Pa, murdered servant in the house. named Mary
Ann MeGlynn, aged Is, n native of Ireland by
shooting her in the head with pistol and then
cutting her throat; after which he took his own
life, by infieting, with small knife eight stabs
upon his lett breast, and also by cutting his own
throat. The whole affair is wrapped in mystery
The woman had lived in the house as house6eep-
er for two years. 1t is believed that an improper
intimacy existed between them. They had fire.
quently quarreled when under the influence of lii.
quor. On the night of the 22d they were alone in
the house, and retired at 10 o'clock.
About two hours afterward the hostler. who was
sleeping in the stable, near by, was aroused by
hearing the woman screaming. He came out and
saw her standing on the balcony of the house
She told him that "Murphy had tried to kill her,
aud was now killing himself" The woman then
went into the house. The hostler was afraid to 80
In until morning, when he called neighbot aud
they entered Murphy's bedroom where thew
found the woman lying dead upon the floor, with
her throat cut from ear to ear ard pistol wound
under her right ear. Murphy was ying on the bed
almost senseess from the loss of blood. lie reyiv-
ed sufficiently to tell the coroner that the woman
had done the deed. His story 10, that she came to
his room in her night dress about II O'Clock at
night and sat on the edge of his bed.
She then made lunge at him with carving
knife he fired his pistol twice, but did not know
that either ball took effect He then struck her on
the head with his pistol and broke it into pieces
He says she then stabbed him and cut his throat
after which she cut her throat, u. he eappo,es
for he too faint to know what was done further
There are seyeralcircumstanees to throw idscredit
upon his statements. The appearance of the ROOM
the walls, the door, floor and the bed cloths-all
were bathed in blood, the furniture was all scat
tered around, and everything indicated that a
severe struggle had taken place between the par
ties. Murphy died Oh the same day.
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MEXICAN AFyArRs-The Washington correspond.
ent of the New York Journal Of Commerce writes
as follows:
The administration are In possession Of highly
important information relative to Mexican affairs.
and also respecting the situation Of Cuba and
Spain, in regard 20 Mexico. The existing conyni-
sion in Mexico will probably result in its dsinte-
grafton. For long time i. has been In eonteni-
plation by Mexican leaders TO separate the north
ern provinces of Mexico from the central govern
ment, and establish the independent republic OF
the Sierra Madre. The present Governor Of Mon
ferey, Gen. vidaurri, very abba aud vigorous
man, has IL is said cherished this scheme, aud the
present Is flt time for carrying 1t out.
III spain should persist in hostilities against Mex
ico IL VIII tend to eompleste the whole matter, ~
Tar a. the United States are concerned.
The present Minister Of the United States |,
aoout TO return, having asked and received lesve
what may be the policy Of the administrators ir
regard TO Mexico 10 unknown, for In his annual
message, ne was entirely silent ON the subject.
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EGTFREsH LEHoHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHEs, which will bo applied upon most reason
able terms.
p s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day at the air
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
nv 25--ts r. @. HORS0N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- Law PAnTxgpsu,p

JAS. X. Lnn -. .-
o,sns olsn rLEASANTS. Attorneys ut Law Notaria.
rnble, Tad Commissioners of Deeds A. Iii M
s ucs IN all the Courts OF ths city OF Richmcad and
wy ssouhtiss q 0oochisnd, HoaFiso aud Hanover
pihoe on llth street. second door from Main
Ia lin ''NAsA -'aaaaA.
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Ssss TAE612-At GIBBS, of course, where every oue
that wants decent picture. and not carricature.
always go. Besides. we have never been deceiv-
ed by him with humbu4 advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out By
Of persons. We take pleasure ia saying that IN
addition to our inmitatle AMBR0TYPE, we now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, Of a superior character,
both plain and coored, which for beauty of finish and
accuracy OF likeness. equalled By few and sur
passed by none Pictures of all kinds accurately
pt.i and warranted 10 please. at moderate prices
AMBRUrYPkS at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art COrnhian Hail. Main street, between
9Th and 10th.
de 5 Z. IL. GlBBS.
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Bn PHoT0GRAPHs IN OH CoLoRs.
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CoLoEs. AND PHoroGRAPHs
PLAIN, made from lite copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size, as also the most perfect
and highly finished AaBRofFPE5 of children and
adults at all times bs had at the large Photo
graph aud Fine Art Galleries of G.. W. MISSIs, III
tom House, ami Sycamore street. Petersburg,
Va la Is
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I.nn0,Onn DOLLARS ~
sssF~ PLAIN eTArEMENTs OF FAors.- =


DR.. HAMPTON now aged 50 years SPEAKS. Hear him:
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cnrei
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting.
medicine must have merit, and great merit. toos
% stand the test of public opinion. No art OF putting
can galvaniZe worthless article, to keep 1t UP
sc good medicine, If it be hot really go.
a good medicine will live become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition.
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more Ta-
pidity than newspapers can spread 1t. nVlng Wit
ness testifying TO the cure a medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adVer-
tising.
In prsof of what we say above, we refer you to
Hampton's Vegetable Tiucture and its effects.
MR WIN. HldH, No. l95 South Paca street, Balti-
more cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsis and Nervous
Disease.
Mr. EDWIN N. SPRAsKLIg. No. q Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful ef Scrofula of years
saniing, lost number of pieces Of bone restored to
Miss MANY scoyIsLD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
her case, after years OF suffering, has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call TO see her.
Z DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEAsE, DC.
Er. Vim. Oldham, Of Baltimore Custom House, SUI
hraH Tcsa these complaints for Is months with body
ls3 nj I'd asgcrely affected. He was cured by Hsmp
tJs vsssssbe Tincture, after other things failed.
OoUuH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
ET. Essry c. Winn had a cough for years-grest
senhn.SB &C. had In all five six physicians tried
sill the remedies but was cured only by
KAaPTON's 1E4ErABLE TINGTURR.
81 Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold Gy PURCELL. LADD Co, Richmond; by
PET by aokTIMER w BAH
more aud By Druggists ard Shopkeepers everywhere
Ea- 81 Ger bottle; six bottles for S.. Sc 8-dSc
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ESAs SHERIPFALTY OF HKNRICo.-Ia am
candidate for reelection to tie Office of SHERIFF.
OF Henrico. JNO A UITcUESnN
de lq-dtde
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E6y To NY FBLLow- CITIZENS OF THE
S99NTF oE IiESRtco.-I am a candidate for the SHE
hifFAIfY OF the County Of Henrico and respect.
,qy solicit your sufrages at the ensuing election in
my next. 5. NIGH. DAVIS.
hichnionu, Hth Dec 1857. ia 4-dlm
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RI- The MUSTANG LIsIMENr CURE

Rheu,ndftSm;
T,e Mustang Lintnent cures STIFF joints;
7ne Mustang Ltnfmstt cures Burns and Wounds
77ie gHnsano Ltntnent cures Sores and Ulcers;
The HuStdrg Lfslfmett Cltcd Breasts and SGre
Nipples;
Tie Mustang Lsaimert cures Neurnicid;
The H,Stdn0 Ltntmehh cures COT17S and Warts:
The Mustdr1 Ltntn,eat is toorth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States the preserver and restorer
of valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all Sprains
ialds Wounds. stiff Joints, &c.
Wili you anawcr this question: Did you ever hear
I any ordinary Sore, swelling, Sprain Stiffness
either ca man or beast which the Mustang Lini-
ment would not curel Did you ever visit any
.pectable Druggist in any part Of the word-in Eu-
Il Pc Asia or America-Who did not say sit the
greatest discovery of the agey' Sold every ywhere.
Every family should have it; three sizes.
BARNES L PARK,
Ia S-dSW-lm proprietors, New York
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A LBEMARLE AND BELL FLOWER
APPLES.-2o bbls Aibemsrls and Bell FIowar
hPples, tor sale by A ANTONI
IL % AZ NichOias Saloon
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49, FOR RENT--A Store, on Governor
Es:II street between Main and Franklin. Apply To
Z. Ii. TAYLOR,
de a--ts At his Music STORED
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BAD SPECIMEN. Livingston,
resident of the old North State, and QUE uf the
homeIest specimens OF humanity that has ever
migrated from the land of tar, pich and turpsn-
tine, made bis debut before the Mayor yestsrday,
to answer for being drunk and disorderiy In the
first market. Arcfy didn't seem to understand
by what authority his liberty had been prescribed,
merely for taking few nibbles at "chRin light
ning," and afterwards blowing Of the generated
steam, in public place; but when informed that
he woald have to give bail for his future good be-
havior, or probably fnd himself digging dirt with
ball and chain dangling near his ankles, he biub-
bered right out and swore eternal hostility to sl
distillation that make drunk come. .uE
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loubS, ksi.. ant
. J. CARTER.

k@- FELLow CITIZENS: / am q eandi-
lot tue upper District of Henrico county In Nav
next, IA place Of J. b. Keesee, Esq. who dsciiaes
, should It be your pleasure to bestow
me once upon me, pledge my self TO a full and
mitinoi aischarge of the duties thereof
Very respectfully
"a 5-2taw2mM&S GEORiIE W CARTER
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CHnAr LuMpER &c would ha dif6oult

CHEAP LUMBER 1t would be difficult
for any man to estimate the amount Of lumber an
nually stolen from the dealers In this city
The margin of the dock IL continually covered
with piles OF boards OF every description, and
when night sets In. thief has nothing 10 do bat
help himself and then steer clear of the watch
men. Lumber merchants might we'll afford TO
pay an honest man fair price to guard their
piles" and save money by the operation. Yes
tured while moving of with stolen plank, and on
being taken before the Mayor, was soundly hog.
ged for his thievishness.
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EFFECTS OF MuscLE.-Dayid Lewis. 4
veteran ioafer from the neighboI hood OF the IRE
degar Works, appeared before the Mayor ysstsr.
day to testify against Rice Heyslcp, for bungihk
up his eyes with "sprig Of shiilelah,i Dsse ssid
that Rice had met him In the night time, and With
out word of wafeing. had brought SQUAD haek-
ory in collision with his profile, the effects Of
which were plainly visible In the blue and black
ridges that sncircied his infanaed pepper Rice
declared that SO far from being the aggrsssor Dave
had pitched into him while in the discharge OF
his duty, aud that hs had repelled the assauit hy
a blow with his hand. Another witness testified
that the complainant had been beaten the day be-
fore he had the difficulty with tho accused. aud
that he then got the blow which had 90 complete.
ly discolored his face. In order to get at the truth
Of the case, the examination was adjourned until
this morning A y t=Efis =
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sJ- H-The Hair Dressing.
Shaving. shampoeing and Bathing Saloon, (under
the Ballard House,) has been handsomely fitted up.
and Is opcn and invite the citizens and sra-
gers to give Us call.
n Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
no is-d2m$ HOBS0N 4 MORTON
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IA very desirable and

- FOR RENT-A very desirable and
Ea convenient residence, having seven good rooms,
az with CRATES and kitchen with rooms for ser
want. fuel Re, upon the lot; and the lot has two
con sauient entrances to IT, situated Broad street.
bet r-.n 2tth and 18th streets. Apply TO B. H. POL
TIAUX, over sir. h. a. J. Clopton,s office, or 70
Y. G. LARUS,
Ia Sim No. II Main street.
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ses FOR RENT.-For the purpose of
III moving into larger building on the Basin
Kank We offer the house at present occupied by US
for rent VIM T. STAPLES It CO.,
18th street next door To
iaI-ts Shields 4 Somcrsiile.
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LATEST FROM rHs urAH ExrrDirioS--A letter In
the Cincinnati Commercial, dated Leavenworth,
January IS, says:
A gentleman just returned from Port pridger
where Colonel Johnston's cons mand i stationei
for the winter rreports the snow In places between
places, except By digging ont the roads. He re-
ports the cattle, mules, &C., ~ be dying rapidly
He says that In places hs could travel lor two or
three hundrsd yards without steppipg on the ear
essses Of the dead animals.
Rev DIR. Ramsey, q Che Cedar street Presby yteriAn
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nsS- GOVERNOR STREET Srovx STORE.

kfS- GOVERNOR STREET ST0vE SToRE
-psli campaign for 1857 now opened, with larger
aaj stiii mere desirable assortment than in any for
mer year consisting in part OF entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry Of A. c. Barstow, which
ridges OF good work particularly invited to ex
.mine. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, or
Furnaces OF this make, can obtain repairing pieces
GEORGE STARRETT.
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@a FOR RENT-A very desirable
IL Lodging Room over our store. Possession given
Immediately, STkbBlNs PULLEN,
IQi Bioad ST.. corner Of Broad and 9Th streets.
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Rev DIR. Ramsey, Of She Cedar -trest presby terian
chueh, ehilsdslghlss dlea % ! yassdsy Iasi
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o. Fur KENT-Ths Tenement on
G.3 l3th street, ore door below Thompson's
"Uur House" Apply TO
IA 2S W pUCFII r r0
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FOR RENT-And possession given

FOR RENT-The Dwelling above
kA:5 our store, containing fve Rooms, suitable for
tamIly or Lodging Rooms. There is entrance
from the ST. Charles Hotel to these rooms. apply
to DUKE & HUTCuESON,
il its No. 40 Main street.
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k.s RENT-This Hotel. situated az the depot Of the
Richmond sNd Petersburg Railroad Company. is for
Ieut Anl possession may be had Immediately. lis
situation has slSRys KeCurtd large transient pat
rulss<" aad il Is believed in the hands Of enter
prss.as man. very large end profitable business
may he done,
There ara conuec,ed with the Hotel two tenernents
containing about ronis each which will be rented
81 SE-i tenants.
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Is JAMES TAYLOR 4 SON.

s,a LODGING ROOM FOR RENT
t:s desirable lodging Room il tho house, No Iqi
Man street, furnished with gas. Apply q
l.. GlNTER,
"a 2s-As Corner Main and 18th street.
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81 FOR hENT.-The House at pre-
t.S sent occupied by Mrs. Eliza 7. Tally. situated
Oh Grace betwesn jefferson and Madison streets, Ia
for rent from the lst anuary II is in good repair,
has large yard attached 70 it, and contains seven
large rooms. Apply to FRANCIS HAkT, Eaq, ut
his store. Broad street, opposite Ri hmoad and IRE
dericksburg Depot. de lS-s
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NWEET HAVANA ORAN GES.-Re-
~ ceiving this day 10 bbls sweet Havana Oranges,
and for sale by A ANT0Nl,
ia 2S st Nicholas Saloon.
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<szs FOR SALE OR RENT-The house
ss:i at present occupied by Wm. Christian, on 25th
street opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church Church
fill. II coRtaias five rooms, with well Of water in
the yard. Terms liberal. Apply 20
in ITS Goblin 4 APPFRSON.
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ENR RENT OR LEANE --.Th4l

sss TENEMENT on GRACE STRgEr, at pres.
erF uccupiv. ~ dwelling bY Mr.. q. W. Macnltlrdo
p,ss,s,7lu siyou on the lst II April next.
ALSJ--A SguRE ON PEARL STREET. next
door T. MesSr, RtGameu k9Y ster: aud NEW
urr q. ,Gfh and Cary streets Immediate posse sion
C!yf f TIE two Inst mentioned buildings. Arrly TO
- r--s-sts JOHN kUTukEEDDRD
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Sss STORE FOR RENT.--The store
Ets lately occupied by P. II. Taylor as mnsic
stOr- on Governor street, between Main and Frank
lin Apply u !. HAYWOOD, opposite.
2. Ii. TAYLOR has removed to No. l8S Main ST.,
uaaF lnth de q
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ORCHARD GRASS sEED.-Just re-
~ osived, prime lot of Orchard Grass Feed for
sale by ) CHURCHsA FLEMING
1a2S No 81 Main street.
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DOSES FAMILY MEDICINES
IL JsyDes do. do. A full assortment Of each re-
ceiyed and for sale by
JAZZ MfLLaPA UGH JOHNSTON.
DACKING, BOTH HEMP AND GUM
j. STEAM ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE AND GAR
DEN HOSEA further supply Of each. lust received
and for sale BY H. 7. GQLsroN = 20.
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- FOR RENF-And possession given
E:3 Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
store Of Mr.. Keeling, Main street. next door to
nr" building, corner Of Main and i3h streets 1t Is
very desirable location for lswyers or doctors
Office. or lodging room Apply at this Office.
ia Its
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- ROOM FOR RENT.-We have for
SD rent. over bur store, one large. handsome
r1ut ROOM. Y. MCCARTHY h SUN,
Is - III Broad street
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KUCkWHEAT FLOUR-Only 81 per
- bag at wM n KTGc,a
26-5t -
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T UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-Musk West
- End, Ess.a aBoQust. Jockey Club. Pstchouly. &c.
Just received and fer sale By s
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Ia 2h-ts 18th street
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mBArHs! BATHS BATHS! Hot,
cold and shower baths can. be had daily from s
ocloc& A. NJ to half past 9 P. NJ, at the hair cut
hns E4seying and shampooinR room under the Amer
scsss E4s.el. Entrance on llth street EiDgie bath
q csEts. or Eve tickets for 81. -
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A HIGH CoNpLIMRxr.-A country gen
tieman, who professes to know very Estls Of ara
but Is psssionately fond Of fine horses after loos
Ing at the equestrian statue OF Washington for
hait an hour or more, gave vent to bis feelings Il
the following remarks: =
well, indeed that horse on which The rrsss
6eneral sits, 10 the first and only one thss hass
ever seen MT for him to mount. Perfect In svsfY
bone aud muscle, and without fault or blemish hs
know he Is breathicss, should not ike % sr-
preach his head for fear Of being bitten, whlIsI
should equally dread to stand In reach Of IA
heels, one OF which 10 already raised to strike
blow toanything that may come within his reachs
The compliment thus paid, Is deservediy Ma
one to the lamented Crawford, whose fsans will
live while the equestrian statue lasts ~ s.sssy97
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CANDIDATES ron orrrcn

NW To Tnn VoTEns OF HKSnrco
CousIY:--T take this method of announcing m aaIf
candidate for the Sherinalty of Henricn csnnty A.
sne ei.etion IN May next and II elacted promise to
uesYte A.oi ny time TO the Office and to discharge
xo.afs Q, tho county before the day Of election And
IN she meantime refer oil such az wish 20 ascer.
e., Ty my ~ asnsss ior the Office 10 my nsghbors aud
~ sonI s, a: gregory. ksg, John b. Young Esa and
ia 20--sitde n 7 cavrpp
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THZ LiTE CAPr. HUNBEE.--A writer in the Fort
Smith Herald pays the following tribute to the
memory Of Capt. Chas II. Humber, 9Th Infantry
U. s. A, whose decease at that fort We have al.
ready announced:
Capt Humber was a native of Salem, Mass At
the time OF his death he was about forty years of
age. A graduate of West Poiut in the class of
1S40, he served with distinction throughout the
war with Florida and Mexico-psrticipated in
every battle with his regiment, and was severely
wounded at Contreras. He universally es-
teemed and beloved for his many good qualities
both of head and heart; aud by those friends to
whom his character was best known, will his me-
mory be the longest cherished. lie leaves a DESC
late widow and orphan to mourn the loss Of tile
tenderest of husbands and fathers.
The NATIONAL MONUMENT IN INDEPENDENCE hlUARE.
Some years ago proposition was started by
Virginia born gentleman, resident in Philadelphia,
that the original thirteen colonies, participating
in the Declaration Of Independence, should unite
to erect a monument iB independence Square. TO
perpetuate the memory Of that glorious event.
The suggestion was such happy inspiration that
it went home to every patriotic heart immediate
ly. Public bodies, however, it is proverbial, move
slowly. While the people, therefore, were unsni-
nous at once in favor of the measure, it took time
to get the different Legislatures 70 act. We
hear with pleasure that nine States have already
engaged to join in the enterprise. This Is a sui-
cient number to warrant advertising for designs
and as the work is 30 near being commenced the
remaining Commonw eaiths.we suppose will hasten
to give in their adhesion.-PtilG. Ledger.
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80 FOR RENT--A very desirable g
ssi:.s dwelling on Grace street between Adams and
Fo;Ishs8, one square shove Ora e street Baptist
CharCh. Tue house contains ton toon.s ami has
been rs2@pt'y repaired sud gas introiuced has the
ciTy water 10 the yard and il in one Of ths most
Ple5NIat ueighbDrhOods in the city.
IT, "a good tenant the rent will he low. Apply to
aG-tS RAGLASD & BRO.
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Es9y@ TIME, LABOR AND Expense
SAVED By USING
SEMPLES

IEFALIIBLE BAKING POWDER.
For sale By all Druggists.
JOHN VI. GARLTCK,
JyIs Manufacturer aud sole Proprietor.
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ORCHARD GRASS SEED.-350 bush
~ els fn store. For sale in lots to suit, by
TYLER il SON
de lJ-lmF 1876 Cary st,
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PHYSICIANS Prescriptions carefully
l. compounded at all hours OF day and night by
GE0 DoWDhE, Druggist,
ia n5 lis Broad street.