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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

Nor GrTLTr.-A free man Of color.
named James Bee, was before the Mayor, yes,sr.
day, on the charge Of asssulting and nsing threat
eninR language to Quintln BalB, on the Tth inst
The evidence showed thst Mr.. Blain attempted to
enter the prisoners house to search for runaway.
and that prisoner refused to allow hin, to do so,
unless he had a search warrant, aud was accom-
panied by an officer; but neither Injured nor at
tempted TO iniure him in any way. Even a negro
has right to protect his own house from intru-
sion, and may prevent white man from entering
ii In an unlawful manner. As Bee did no more
than the law justified him in doing, the Mayor
DISCHARGED him e
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GREAT DESTRUCTION OF LAGER BEER.-Mr. FELIX
Coste has a cave in st. Louis Mo, for the deposit
Of beer male at his establishment, in which was
stored away about 5000 barrels of lager beer. II
is situated in the Immediate neghborhoOd of the
House of Refuge. There, ii seems an immense body
of water had accumulated from the recent heavy
rains, and the city authorities attempted to find
outlet for it. In doing this, the whole body of
water was precipitated into Mr.. Deste's cave. The
barrels of lager beer commenced floating about
The bungs, never driven very firmly in, were
forced out, and the contents of the 5000 barrels
were lost. The water escaped through the natural
channel, and Wednesday morning the cave was free
from water and beer. The loss is thirty thousand
dollars.
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SADLY UNroRrUNATE.-Neal, in bis "Charcoal
Sketches describes a character who speaks of
himself somewhat follows:
To lay notion, this ere is hard Gaze. II / tries
to moscy along through tho world without sayiD
nothing to nobody, 1t wont do, livin wont come of
itself like the man you owe the money to-you are
obligated TO step aud fetch it. Ii come fur to
20 fur to paddle my tub quetly down the gutter
Of life without bumpin sgain the curbstone on one
side, I'm sure to get aground the other, or 10 be
upsot somehow. II tries little speckilations such
boning things, I'm sartin TO he cotched; and If
goes pardners as does with Tipps, it wont do
he'll sperkiate and bust, and Pm sure to be smash
ed un and silteG thTongh.
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CoMMIss1oNREs.--The following perso

nave been appointed by the Hastings Court to act
as commissioners In the various wards Ia the cleo
tions TO take place on the 9th inst
-, M0nfoe bdrd.-W limb rlake Thos Barham
fhos Boudar; I J Evans, I Bayiey. =
Ma itsoR Wdrd-k X Howison, w w Crump q
Myers, Geo Whitfield. Carlton.
,jefersoR Hard-J Lacy A Craig W Sears Wood
JoJ brum mel. Luther LIBBY,
In Monroe Ward the polls will be opened at La.
cy's shop } L Bray, conductor. In Madison Ward
at City Hall, T. U. Dudley, conductor. In Jeffer,
son Ward at First Market Hall, r. T. SEAL conduc.
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Music BY SQUIRREL--We yesterday witnessed
a rather novel sight, and listened to some good
music from an organ, played by squirrel The
squirrel is confined in ordinary rotary cage, to
the end of which is attached a crank, which turns
the cylinder of the organ. As toe squirrel is very
active and apparently fond of music, the pertor-
nance can be witnessed at nearly all hours of the
day-Aler (Pd) (fdzetts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

TucKERMAN IN PRIsoS.-WIliam s. Tuckerman,
who has acquired some celebrity for railroad defal-
cations and mail robberies, WAS to-day brought up
rom the New Haven iail by U. 8. Marshal Bacon
and lodged In the permanent quarters which have
been assigned him in the State prison at Wethers
neld-tor we may call residence permanent when
IL consists of the same cell and the same stated
walk In the prison yard for period OF tpenty-o'ae
years. Hartford Times, 18Th.
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sN- HARrsHoRSs' HEALTu-REsroR.

ER, OK SARsAPARILLA CORDIAL-Ths Lift If the Flesh
as IN the Bood-PREPARED BY A CHENIsT.-The best
Restorer of Health, aud the best Blood PURIFYING
Compound in the Wogid 1t does nGt contain par
tcie Of Mercury. The above preparation is suited
10 the paired and weakened condition Of the hu-
race: il inyigorgtes the whole constitution; re-
ali pimpes sRd eruPtIons from the skin: give.
bloom ANA freshness TO the complexion aud is patti
cularlY adapted 10 the weakening complaints of the
sex,
1t is perfect cordial in taste, aud acts like
charm upcn the feelings spirits, and energies of the
weak ant debi!itated from any cause.
Quart bottles ST. small bottles 80 cents.
sold bysail Druggists in Richm0nd, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. NH sl-d&cw3m
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LADIES' FAIR-We again remind our

readers that the ladies of the Baptist Church IN
Manchester will open their Fair In this city to-
night, and as the object Of their labors is most
philanthropic one we sincerely hope that they
will meet with liberal encouragement. 4 friend,
who has seen their programme, assures as that
the various tables will be spread with everything
that can tempt the palate or attract the fancy, and
that success will be deserved. Their Fair room 10
on the South side of Main street. between l4th aud
18th. Call on them this evening, without fail, aud
aid them in their prasewortby work.
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PRACTICAL LAMALGAMATIoS.--A negro man, ''biack
as midnight" by the name of Andrew Jackson.
was Yesterday married. this city by Justice Lord
to a white woman, by the name of Augusta O5er-
Jack stated that he was thirty years of age, re-
sident of New York, and native Of Virginia. Miss
Augusta stated that she was twenty years OF age,
also resident of the city of New York and
tive of Germany. They came up from New York
10 the morning, for the purpose of being married,
and went back in the afternoon. The Germans
we're highly excited at the revolving oct-BY1dge-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

Bermuda paper of the 5th inst reports falling
OF in the potato and onion crops. This applies es
peciay to the potato, the yield ofwhich this
will not be more than one half of last years crop
The entire return of 1853 IL not expected to exceed
twenty thousand barrels. The quantity of onions
shipped 10 date was ffty-three thousand pounds,
all TO th West Indies. The quantity of tomatoes
was nine hundred and thirty boxes, all New York,
excert ffty-three boxes.
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s- WHraR SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

yEss TAKsss-At GIBBS, Of c0urse. where everyo
that wants decent picture. and not aearrieasuTe,
aIways 60. Resides, we have never been deeeiy-
al hy him with humbug advertisements. As these
are Sentiments daily expressed and carried out By
scores OF persons take pleasure IN saying thaf 10
addition to oir inimitable a MBR0FfPb, we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, OF a superior ehaf acter,
both plain ana colored which, for beauty OF nnts and
accuracy Of likeness, are eQuaisd by lew aila sur
p,ts and warranted to please. at moderate pEiees-
AMBkUrYPEs at QUE dollar and upwards at u IkBs
Temple Of Art, ,Coriuthiaa Hail. Main street. between
9Th and 10th. c,nna
X. u dl0h8.k
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NEW PALACE For NAPOLEoN.-The Emperor Napo-
leon Is having an elegant palace built at Mar
seilies. The material is TO be MARBLE from new
quarry at payreguins. The beacon hill has been
cut down five or six metres, so that the Emperor
will be able, as he sits in his study, to see at the
south the isles OF Ii, the Frioul, and the bay at
the north the old Phocean BASIN with its thousand
vessels the city aud the suburbs with their coun-
ty seats, at the east the barren but picturesque
rock OF Notre Dame de la Garde, and at the
west the Port de la Jolette the Napoleon Docks,
and the new Quarantine.
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MORE TAxss.-A resolution has been

adopted by the City Council, requiring the Finance
committee to report a supplementary bill for the
assessment of taxes such of the subjects em-
braced by the following sections in the of the
General Assembly, passed March 18th, 1856, as the
committee think should be taxed, to wit; 9Th, 9Th,
lith, 18th, 18th, 18th, 2lst, 22i 23i, Goth, 9th
2sth and 10Th The committee will probably re-
port at the next regular meeting of the Council
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toy SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WATER

Thle Water. fresh from the Spring can be obtained
AZ Nessrs PURCELL LADD q Cos No. l22 Main street
hEhmon1, Va, 10y the gross or sinple box Also fuI
sale at ali the principal Drug Stores the city FoI
aqaiysls directions ftr use, and certificates of emf
ncat physicians, circular, which be obtained
at the Doug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors, G. "
ESTON Co. Saratoga Springs, or at their De
pot, IS Barclay street, New York. ap l6-3m
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nittee of the Cen

The Executive Committee of the Cen
trail Agricultural Society, are to meet tomorrow
at the office of the President, James Lyons when
Secretary anf treasurer win no doubt be elected A.
soon as this officer is chosen and he can prepare
certificates of membership for the various solic
ting committees. we may expect to see hundreds
OF names returned to him every day for month
to come.
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LONG TRoT.--A trotting match for
$1,000 aside, has been closed by two of our wealthy
farmers. to come of at Fairfield in October next
The ds'ance to be trotted is twenty miles, and
the hoi ses to go, those used by the gentlemen
to their buggies every day This match will no
doubt create good deal of excitement, as both
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
ORNAMENTAL TREEs,-Many of

ORNAMENTAL TREEs,-Many of our
citizens have been striving for years to rear shade
trees on the sidewalks in front of their premises
and some of them have succeeded we'll, while 9th
ers have lost their time and their money, because
Of the vciousy destructive propensities of certain
boys and young men, who to take pride in
defacing all that is ornamental, that comes Within
their reach. few days since, a party of young
sters belted one or two handsome trees on 11th st
near the Sycamore Church, and returning there in
the night time, stripped the bark entirely off If
their names can be ascertaned, they will be indict-
ed for the offence by the next Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

HUcKsTERIsG.-De Despite the cunning
exhibited by some of the spectators in the neces
saries of ife NJ Ellis. the clerk OF the first mar.
ket, manages occasionally TO catch them u their
tricks Yesterday morning he reported John Walls
for buying poultry and eggs 10 the first marke;
and Offering them for sale again, whereupon the
Mayor fined John $40, and ordered the articles SO
purchased to be eonfscated to the city
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aass- A CompAaIsos IsvIrEp All VIII

contemplate having likeness taken OF themselves
or friends should not fail call the Photograph
and Fine Art GALLERIES Of q. w. MfNNIS, and ex-
anime the large and varied collection Of specimens
which aiorn his Gallery and compare their truth
FITNESS aud finish with pictures taken elsewhere.
His GALLERY Is truly Gallery OF Fine Art, and no
likeness is allowed to leave his rooms ness entirely
satisfactory and flushed up in the best style % in
sure permanence. Prices as low any Gaery Ia
the State for the same kind of work. Galleries al
wave open and free to visitors, ia Petersburg over
Davis Abraham's Lyons store, and ON Main street,
0pp psite yhe new Gu ,tom House, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

MURDER AT WHEELING. The body of n notorious
courtezan, formerly of Baltimore. named Mary
uontony, and who has recently Allied sentence
of thirty days in tho jail at Wheeling, Va, was
found dead on Friday evening, on the Gill, just
above the Missouri iron works, in that city where,
it is supposed, she was brutally murdered. The
body was found 10 contain gnsh across the right
arm, supposed to be ianicted by knife, and the
head was literally crushed into ajelly, besides e2
hibiting other marks of personal violence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

MARROW EseAPE.--Whilst the workmen were
engaged Friday in digging the foundation for the
extensions of the Episcopal church in Cbarlotts-
Vile, Va, the steeple and vestry room mex
sectedy fell to the ground with o tremendous
crash. Fortunately for the workmen they saw the
danger in time TO escape.
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ros- INTERESTING TO LApIEs.-Whe

in the course of human events, Ladies and Gentle
lose of their greatest natural afractions-a
nae head Of har-it becomes matter OF serious I'M
porlanee and the question is what shall We do 10
stop the hair from falling of and restore Its yigor
and beauty. In reply TO this query. we beg 10 say,
try Dr.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER and iAPR0ykR. a
few applications wall stop the hair falling or break
ing, remove GandruH, keep the scalp clean and
white siid part fresh and yigor 10 the hair
end although you may have been bald twenty years
tho coatnsed use Of Il two months will insure you
y luxurisnt bead of hair. Call and get bottle. and
II nor satisfied after the second application, return
II aud get the price paid. A.a
Ask for DIR. Hsrrsp Hair Promoter aud Inproser
Sold In Richmond, by
-E.,ts w PFJEksDNs UrnERih,
Cor Main aud 18th and Main and Wall sts.
Iay se.-3ei
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coMM1ssIoNrRs

aS- COMMISSIONERS on THE REVENUE UP.
PER DISTRICT HENRICO COUNTY, snnounos
OF the Upper District OF Henrco county, in the
place of Jacob keesee resigned, and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coning election on 9th nay.
4 elected / will discharge the duties of tho once
faithfully. ap 7-dt2sM w p LAWT0N.
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PARTICULAR NorlcR.-Great sale Of

PARTICULAR NoTICR.-Great sale of
Wstohes, Jewelry. Platca Ware aud Fancy Goods at
ass son and private sale. by Il v. QUARLES nj No
80 MaIu street, every day and evening this week.
Ladies sale at o'clork y. NJ.
t9enttemeBs sale al = O'Clock.
The richest and most extensive variety ever offer.
c} ia tAis maTket tor sale as above. Merchants are
particularly invited 70 call aud examine the goods
sad purchase either privately OF at the evening
ssles All goods warranted rs represented. No l5G
Main street. NH ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

LIBERN CoSTRIBUrIoN.-At a missionary meet
ing in the Washington street Methodist church,
Petersburg, Va, Sunday, after sermon from REV.
John c. Cranberry, Of Washington. the large sum
Of 81 200 was contributed by those present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

NlA- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITy
al the request Of some Of them, announce myself
candidate for tho office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, (inwhich hays
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 shou be pleased to receive your support for the
above office. q TYLkR.
Ia T,-dtde
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E1s~ New on NEvrR-The best bar

esDs.ever offered At the Auction Store of Henry W
GGavics, No 40 Main street. until SATURDAY. kpril
iuth. S3'fsn worth OF kIOH ! JhWELRY at auction
snd private sale. aides auction Thursday and FRI
day mornings AT II scIock. Gentlenhns auction
every night at "a O'Clock. The above goods are OF
the very finest quality being the stock of a retail
merchant from the North and must be sold without
reserve 30 the highest bidder.
HENRY. ". QUARLES
aps No 80 Main Street,
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AFFRAY BETWEEN STUDRNTs.-A diff Guilty occurred
a few days ago between Cadets Beail and Manning,
Of the Georgia Military Institute, at Marietta iu
which Mr. Manning was severely stabbed with a
knife, iDhicting one or more wounds, from which
1t is thought to be impossible for him to recover
Young Beall left the place Immediately, but some
Of his fellow students are said to be in pursuit OF
taken.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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b&p 1F. 1OUh HAIR Is HARSH,
Use Pref Woods Hair Restorative
II your Hair Is Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
you are Bald. -.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Il you have Nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Il you have Dandrutf,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you have Eruptions. =
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
[ you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you desire to preserve the Color, ts 7
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Il you de, ke not to lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you want Cheap Article,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
# you admire the Beautiful kinglats,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you wish Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you wish Face free from Pimples,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you wish to appear Young, s.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
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Read tho Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you want to find it,
The Depot is at III Market street. st Louis, Mis-
,onri, and 3I2 Broadway, New York.
eH-I is also sold By every popular Druggist In
this city and country. NH l2-d&cw3ms
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k9F- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE -
In compliance with the desire Of "Many Friends"
4 respectfully present myself as candidate fer
COMMISSIONERS OF TIE REVENUE for the
Third District (or Monroe Wara) of the city of Rich
mend. deem it unnecessary TO make o fsrrther
pledge than an assurance Of the faithful perorn-
ance Of the duties of the Office shoud be the plea
sure of my fellow citizens to elect me.
ap l2-0td* -s GEO. III. TOMPK1N6.
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BOUND OvER.--James Cobb and VIM.
Walton, charged with engagingin a fight with each
other, were bound over by the Mayor TO keep the
peace. The parties had slight msunderstand.
ing, but made it up between themselves.
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sey~ DupLEv & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. OLD WHISKEYs and CIGARS, No. - Main
tTe9S. fe
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ALMOST A FIRx-Last Saturday night,

hLMUST a INE.- Hdot AEtuIUUy HFSHVt
negro woman, in the service Of MIR. Gwathmey,
residing in Linden Row, fell asleep, leaving the
candle burning in the kitchen, and on awakening
short time thereafter, found, to her horror that
the window curtaia had taken FIRE and was ia .
light blaze. Her screams attracted the attention
OF two of the watchmen, who rushed in, and with
the use of few buckets of water, extinguished
the fire before serious damage occurred
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WINE FAIR.-The first Wine Fair of Missouri
opened at st. Louis, on the 18th instant. About
seventy specimens were exhibited, contributed
from Illinois, New York, Indiana. Minnesota.
Ohio, Iowa, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri
Seventeen gentlemen were selected as board of
judges TO compare specimens offered and award
.he premiums. They report that all the specimens
are very superior in character, and indicate great
Improvement in the manufacture of native wines.
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(FRssH LEEcHEs. III have just re-
celyed. By Adasns' Express fresh lot Of Swedish
LkEcHEE. which will be applied upon most reason'
skls terms s. aes Eks :
p. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found 1T all hours OF the day, at the LIAR
Dressing Hoom under the American Hotel, and ~
my E-s Il. Q. H0Bs0N
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ArHzNEuM.-A resolution was adopted

WIS dUUUIGU
by the City Council Mt its lastmeeting iustructng
the Finance Committee to sell at auction soon as
possible, the lot known as the AthenRum. The
committee, we presume, will not attempt TO force
sale at this time unless they know of purchasers
ready to pay n fair price for this beautiful pro-
perty located In the very heart of the city, and ad
mrnblY ndapted to private residences.
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nGy- To rnE VorERs OF HrNaIoo Cotl

TTs-FELLOw. CITIZENS: [ am o candidate for the of
ice OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE o
the Lower District of said county, and solicit youl
although "hewer of wood and a drawer OF water,
profess TO understand the duties of the Office hav
ing acted deputy two years in said district; and
il H should be your pleasure to elect me- the duties
shall be done according to law. sr Is
Respectfully, JOHN A EACIO.
m
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STEALING MoEEY.--The negro girl,
Martha, slave to Mrs Robert Mott, who was arrest
ed and Gagged at late hour last Saturday night,
for sleeping In door on Second street, ana Ior
stealing As In money from Jchn Morris, was con-
yicted before the Mayor yesterday, Of the offence,
aud sentenced to corporeal punishment.
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JOSEPH ELLIOTT.

HS- TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST DIS
fRIcr. HKNRIco COGNTY.-I hereby announce myself
: candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE of the LIST
District, and solicit your suffrages.
+ NH l2-2awss JOHN W CLARKE
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THE EGG TRADE.-Findlay, Hancock county,
Ohio which, from the 18th of March to the 18th Of
April last, exported some $4,000 dozen of eggs,
has been outdone by Wooster, which, according to
the Republican of that place, shipped over $4,000
dozen during the same period. ss
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED The Hon. 8. b. Pierce, a
lawyer. and formerly member Of the Legislature,
was killed recently in Perry county, Mics, by be-
ing thrown from his horse, while on deer hunt,
the fall causing his gun to discharge its contents
in his person, producing instant death.
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,HN A EACHo.

8ss- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO.
Al am still candidate for ths Office Of C0NSrA-
Bile, and leave it to you, my eilow-cnizens to say
whether shall be permitted to serve you in that
capacity or not. GEO WASH THOMAS
ray l3--tde
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FEMALE MIssIoNARIEs.--Aiss Amelia e. Temple,
a daughter of Des. Charles Temple, Of Worcester.
and Miss Jane 4. johnson, OF Utica, New York,
have received an appointment from the American
Board to take charge of the female boarding school
on Mount Lebanon, Turkey, for which place they
will embark, probably, in July.
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fEr TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO Q
HENRICo CoUSTY-l an candidate for reelection 10
the office of CONSTABLE, aud should il be your
pleasure TO rs-elect me- my constant aim shall be to
duties of the office. go = :
nay l2-tdes JOSEPH ELLIOTT
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS, These as
semblages of christians will be continued every
afternoon this week at Centenary Church, aud as
the interest in them doeJ not seem to have abated
whit, will no doubt be productive of much good.