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EXCHANGE STABLEs.-The

IN -AOAAfNAsoH ~ q - ~ u o. NC
:3[1 subscribers having purchased the stables,
on Franklin street. Richmond, Va, and put them
In thorough repair making many valuable improve
uents upon the same are now prepared to accom-
modate DR0VERS, Transient and Board HORSES,
upon as favorable terms any other Stable in the
city. They have, also two MULE LOTS. both Of
which are in good order. - -
There can always be found at our Stables all kinds
oiHORSES, from the finest pairs to the common
plow horse
There are large number of hne Horses for sa,s
there ct this time, Also, a lot of No. 1 MULES.
We will be glad to purchase CORN OF OATS ~
any time of the farmers.
JOHN b. DAVIS,
ALEX. y. HUTCHINSON. f
N. B.-0or Ostlors are all experienced and DO.
ute. DAVIS HUTCuESON.
ap l5-3uH
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BORDER DIFFICULTIES IN MIssouRr.-The st. louis
Republican learns that official Information has
heen received at Jefferson, Mo, to the effect that
Montgomery's band Of marauders have again cross
ed the border. and besides other depredations
committed on the property Of our citizens in Bates
aud Vernon couoties, have killed three citizens
prosIavery men--one Of them named Pope, near
pspiusville, for DO other or better reason thar
that they were supposed to be prosiavery men,
and spdeavored 70 protect their property. The
Governor Of Missouri had called together bis ad-
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RICHMOND. yuSs iess, lsaA
n<nTo IN M KAun.--Duap San. 1nN1

n~ TO Dr. N KAHM:--DnAn SlR: l1eol
successful removal of tumor from the s1de of ny
neck. Of fifteen years standing. weighing upwafde
which am now well. ! Iwas examined by several
eminent pDy sicisns Of my county, who sdyise4 ~
70 have nothing o0nS with IT,
Yours &c. NARY j. 0HUBD0.
~ Rssidsace Beaver Dam, hanover e0anty, VI.
49, DH. kAHN's ofiics u the corner ot "a aa1
Main Streets 3slS-1ms
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All COmmunicA.s0ns strictly con1ldentIAl
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to

-. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. OF
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders Hlled and
save time by addressing 8. SWAN 3 CO.. st either
Of those cities. "
pI list of the numbers that are drawn from tbs
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each one q
entitled to- will be published after every drawing II
he following papers: The Augusta (aal Consti.
utionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile keoister
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
tntelLgencer, New York Weekly Day Book, eAyan-
nah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch, paulding (Miss Clarion and Little Rock
(Ark) True Democrat. " "a
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~ TuE SUMMEa-Ira DmrAsrs

.Hs REMEDY AT HAxD.-HAxProS's vDassApa1
TINCTURs.-WeLavet the strongest assurance Of The
good effects Of this medicine In Cholera Morbus. Dt.
arhoea and Diseases Of the bowe.s Incident DO the
season. II invigorates the stomach and bowels and
renders the system great assistance IN combating
the approach of disease.
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HYDRANTS, HYDRANT rs. HY-
"A DRANf5.-The subscribers bring authorized
alteration in the city ordinance TO put up aud
ntir HvDRASrs. and ail other kin is of work con
pected With the city water, beyond the limits Of the
stree g and having = large supp OF the best ~
hand they pre- ssref to put them ap ia the most
substantial msnner and on reasonable terms.
q A BARGAMIN, JR,
e4-2m corner 10th and Main sts
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SUDDEN FLooD.-The uornellsyille. N. T.. Tri-
bune says that last week, sudden storm came HS
in Delaware county, and in two hours the vileaSe
OF townsville was flooded; bridges, saw mnis,
dams and fences were carried away, and many
persons narrowly escaped the same fxte Some OF
the Inhabitants had to wade through deep water,
with women and children in their arms, to save
them from drowning
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TAKE HAMPTON,S TINCrURB
HAMPTON'S JEGETABLE TINOTUHs
neys, sill cure ID. spepsia, Cough, Asthma, Bron-
chlal and Lung Affections, Pains In the Back ride
and Breast, Consumption and scrofuIA, Rheunaasisn,
Cont. Neuralgia, Fistula kilss, Bowel Complaint
Worms ana Nervous Debilities and al diseases ari-
sing from impure blood.
DELlCATa CHILDREN.
One bottle Will prove its superior virtus.
AZ A FEMALE MkDfClNb.
Hampton's Tincture cannot be excelled. A beam
tfying agent It Is far superior to any Of the COS.
metIcs OF the day, producing beautiful clear skin.
aud giving to the checks the color OF the rose Inn
which gives to all who enjoy heath such grace and
beauty.
pr. COOKE fredericksburg; By ali tho Drua9istoi -
Petersburg By MORTIMER M0WBRAf, Bait Z
more. and Dy druggists and Shopkeeperp syerywhere
Az-s1 per bottle six bottles for -.
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July 26. 1858. NINE YEARS RULE
= con rINUED -EIEE STOCK or eupERIoR
DUcKD PRlCES-eumfner stock fs not desrSble ts
carry over 70 Q second season, couseouantiy will
continue sales the balance Of this season = greatly
my q ok. D GOODMAN,
Jy 8 No'flQ Wain a.
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O. FOR RENT-Two brick TENE-
BE- MENTs. on Marshall, between 5fh and 9th
streets. recently repaired aud put in complete or
der. with modern Improvements and copveniences
Apply 20 CM BOSHEB
corner 17th and Main streets,
jy p cts opposite Old Market
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MUslcAL.-A correspondent of the London Mu.
sicai World, writing from Vienna, says that Signor
Guglini (at present the principal tenor in Londoul
Imperial Austrian chambersinger, lis again en-
gagged first tenor at the Imperial Opera for the
season Of 1861. He will previously proceed TO
America. where he is engaged for seven months,
at the rate of 1000 forina 0 month.
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OsE OF TIE JUSTICES: There lives, not a thousand
miles from this place. certain justice of the peace,
who short time since had a gentleman arraigned
before him on the charge of swindiing. The follow
ing is the substance OF the trial.
Justc of the Peace-Prisoner, you are brought
before me accused of an accusation to commit q
swindle and it now involves upon you to prove
yourself guilty not guilty to the satisfaction of
this honorable court. What say you?
Prisoner.-Not guilty.
Ju tce Looking indignant and surprised-The
hill sou say. Why am now writing out per-
mttimus TO send you to jail
The prisoner arose to objsct to such a summary
proceeding, but the Justice informed him that
"thar ov talking" and ifhe didn't ''shet
his mouth" id If he wouldn't fiue him for con-
tempting the honorable court. The permittimus
was igned, handed to an officer and the prisoner
juggsd.- C35eeUilIs, Mss lnteltigeacer.
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ota package OF 70 whole Tickes, SO
10 quarter 3
" IN eirhth IN

In ORDERING T1CKIfs Oh OKRrYyfcA1Ee.
Enclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
py first sail. Purchaserscan have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate. - -
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after thedrawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signature.
plain, and give their Post Office County and State
able in full without deduction. = =
- All prizes of 81. 900 aud under paid immediate
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90 FOR SALE OR kENT-The brick
Nj DIV ELI ING formerly occupied by the subscri-
Der. The house has eight rooms. bath room, gas,
water and belle; is warmed by furnace has stable,
carriage house; wood COAL and all OF the out build
inAs necessary a first ca,s residence; neighbor-
hood good. FERNS accommodating. &C
OF BREESEE.
General Insurance cfiice opposite the American
Hotel, and next door East of new Custom House.
tv lyr
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NOTICE ~ have this day Appointed
An RICHARD r. SALE my Agent to ccud,,et 8
GROCERY BUSINESS, 10 buy and sell f0F cash
only. 0k0AaE W. ADAMS.
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COR SALE
i Richmond City STOCK @
Virginia State STUCK.
II MAURY 4 CO.,
Exchange and Stock Brokers,
iX lA-fa Ifndar 2f Gharlaa Hofsl

Exchange and Stock Brokers,
jy Its Under st. Charles Hotel.
TO HOUSE KEEPERS, HEADS OF
1 FAMILIES, and all others fond of light. swee
and wholesome Loaf Bread, Biscuifa, Batter aud
Buckwheat Cakes, aud Pastry Of all kinds. These
can aif be made with a saving of TINS, LABOR
and ExPENSE. by using assa
sENPLE'S INFALIdBLE BAKING POWDER,
According 10 directions on each box.
No family saould be without them, - Bread is
made more speedily than by any olher method.
One trial will insure its use In every tamity. il be.
ing much cheaper and better than most Of tha sinF
lar p~epaTations.
aMercnants will fud IL to their advantage to
sell this article IL Is TO give sstsfaction.
JOHN w GARLfCk.
iy 2s-Im Sole Proprietor.
QY STEAMER ROANOKE.--We have
- just received full and complete assortment Of
Plain, Fancy Head aud Bullion White fringes. o.
all widihs Trimming Erade, new styles, for Dus-
ters aud Mantes; also Dusser Tasscis of every do
scrition; white Cgrds and Taseels, together with
many osher goods in the Trimming way, which we
will offer low TO the trade.
GINTRR, KENT 4 ALVEY.
ie cor Main and istb streets-
RAcoN. -
rs htds and fierces prime shoulders.
l0hhds end tierces choice Va Cut Hams.
10 do 6ngar cured do
Just 20 hand, f1r sale low.
MAssIE 4 PLEASANTs.
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O. FOR RENT-And possession Civ
I'll eu on the 2ith inst that very dasirably loca
red Residence ON Broad stree now in the occupan-
ey OF hsy Dr. ,ea Its ceatral iocati N renders il
very desirable. For terms amply 10
WI s Phillips,
" 2-6t AttfSuidtn', Old stand.
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0RGANDIE MUSLINH AT 81 l-2 cts
~ par yarsls--We ara ciesing out ) lot III or.
aaudie Nuslins at the above Low pstces.
sw09ns THAN.
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MEMORANDA.

We have dates from Boaota to June 8. FL Perrsair
Of that date rays that mixed Conmssioo consisting
If Be- nores Brd Fsoio, Mslo and Posada Gutisrsss,
had been appointed to xy sad como 70 sons araAGe
ment about tho Cas- Herran COnvenion; but thAt
after two days conferences they did mot succeed b
meeting the desires Of C0pgress and Is sdds hoQe
that on that day tSth) matters would b sssfssteriy
settled and the Convention approved 10 10 orginO
form.
A pamphlet entitled Manifest addressed 70 Ne
Nation By sore Representatives, % the Cass Hsrrsa
"TieAty," has been published. ~ Concrete zap
poses Il 70 be written BY 6ehor jill ColuSje.
An error in usnscibing the Constitution hae beeo
discovered, and amended BY oct Of Congress.
The correct reading Of article 81 y - tcllovs:
"Tte term Of Office CT the Pnsident, Attorney
General and judges Of the 6apFsme Court shad b
four years. That Of the Senators sad Representatives
shall be two years.
Tie House ef Representatives passed In Ast dsbals
the Law authorizing the Executive power make W.
on Ecuador.
Relative 70 tie Cess Heron Convention, TIE Tampo
Of June Gays that the SsAsts insisted yesterday ey
81 On it, first notifications Of the 6saty, 80 shee
Gen. Ncsquers vss very severe On the SecfeeAy{ q
State for yielding 10 tAs strong H. .. Usitsa scel
and the contrary 10 the week Il. 9. Ecusdost. -
there car b. DO POINT session under The ssw Cees
ton 70 discuss the diderepcss without shsiyae -
measure sstirsly il case Of dissgssoea& - w
Houss would not Ike 70 run this rsk, NJ 1x~2S
thinks that tie House will agree 70 the bsnssss smeeo
nsnt ..u,
TIE ssns paper, Of The Sb say. tie tssasy - seM
p<ndipR being sent backward end io!wsso -
House 10 the other without any good being $50 -
tkst il has 70 pes, tbs sooner u - o"ss w o's''
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ne Supreme CcuN he's revoked The dsesiOs d the
Judge, and terminated the a6Sr.
In eorseqvsnce Of - unfsvoTaoe sentence pro
scureed By the sazne Court in sat- Of the SicsCoa
sui Of SA,dibis ssai several sailors Of the SsrdiniAn
iisste San Joijs, the Vice Coceul hes Forwarded
protect to The ninietsr Of Foreign Affairs reno uncng
HE charge; srd hs aleses - rsasos for 90 dosg,
ihs. TIE teLtepee proroubced agsinst him implies Q
t,eatv between Chill and Sardinia
ST. Silyestre Ochagavis hss been appointed 70 70
in Europe loan Of AZ coo COO for the construction Of
the rafwayr srsm Valparaiso to Santiago end thence
TO Tajcs.
Tie Ccpiapo nres continue IN Q prosperous cond
ton; la,eiy ,sveral fresh yields have been obtained
ard &C ne discoveries made which reveal the mex
hsustibie riches iOcioeed in tast dstrn G.;
provirc Gee Of TIE Republic esufirg some damages and
misfortuLes.
Peru i Lew seesced in Presidential election ssrus-
sic, ard Il 10 feaied that msy take enasSStes AZ
prtiudicisl 10 the country IS revolution. Inc only
cstdidses 90 Yet are Csstlls tho preeeat proysooa
President, ssd ID. Domingo la. The latter has put
icrwsrd his programme ard It 10 concse anu 20 .he
ptlt, IKE Q man OF husnes 80 he %. Cas'iHa ae-
I<p6s upon tie fact Of bis having the power IN MS
lands 70 carry sn before him. He hsd started from
Lima to the Etu.h in one OF the naticnai ste suefs
without advising any Ole, thus gaia.rg ms,oa 90
Elias in vassiIg the Arequpa and lacns Di.uis's
DR.. d. Ilde nso Zsyals, tue Project OF I4ena nsd
ded suddenly; he wss great supporter OF Csasnls
Eckepique, the Ell President, aDd Nivsnco Were
parsso or Santiago They are both excluded 6y de-
cree from even presenting themselves ~ canGdstee i
the Pretidtncy thus IS has frequently happened 10
Peru leavir behind the seeds OF future revolutions
II fair free and rcortrced election were only tor
once allowed, at which all the many Pfe,endents
VINO keep the country in coumotlor, were In'iso "
preeert then selves It would certainly 20 great wsy
70 prevent discomfort However, tbs never seems 70
lie Csrtillss policy.
Busr ess has been active i, Arequpa since the con.
cuson the revelation, and large shipments Of goods
have been made from Lima TO that market
In Psyts, -four mil driven BY steam power, the
first Of She kind established in Peru, opened the
cay the b. livis passed. Il lie the property OF Wash
ine:on Booth, esq Of Baltimore, sol no doubt will be
COG speculation and great benefit t. the province.
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THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
,sr ds,e. ue from Valparaiso to let and Callso to

Osr d4,ee He from valparaiso TO let snd Caso 70
l2.h June. 81
TIE cpsnre Of Corgrtse win take place ire tss OF
Jure, il which solemn eesien tie Presoent 81 .n'
Republic viii present HE customary message wherein
i K Iunored he will treat OF some importeat pro
jeex Of information. euch q the sbohhon OF inc p.
tseco MOI opoly so icrg demanded by the ssoon. 40
order TO realize it, vii be requisite TO tA1 soms o.oei
trarchee Of industry in their Introduction ana psenA
and to nahs Few snH cement about the stamped
IAp<r.
AnoLg tie proitc:s stll zen ling are the iInowbg
witch viii probably be decided II he spp'osch'ns
NftitLf:
P,tj e. p:eseL:ed BY Sr. D. jose Igpaeic L,rFsin
LAI6s: % ,he grant OF &0t go to' removing ,oe oar
.t ne trtrsI ce fire port Of Cors;i.uaoh n .he
P,oyi.ee of MsLie end tie grant Of cefta.o 90
t,w1ld tie .urtItreree Of the fVuboA ion o. manu-
iac:ure q elsss beetles 10 the Province OF sue
Project. f sr. n. Jo4e Victo 100 D'stAr IA co a.
II, si rg tie tax % the exp rs5r q cooper on TIE
tststisfGtLt Of 9 n bt 10 C,;tera ara on tIe AMMO
uert q Ire .Astrg low CO tae Ccu'sns q war Of
Gtleysl Cfieers.
Ire Treaty of Unor tst.esr Chi s,d iAe o-ner
u utt-AD<',esl Re ;ptDcs prepared ~ Use n als
ter 6f. Versa. a1c many o:nsrs sg1sly ul
Tie ltc,c:ueit 81 re ns e, q re S'f.n' a-Io'o
s-,se xSLsc, o. Lbs lsd The rssaii "s ~ i''e'ssi
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Nneis. Bes1es, it u sid that vessels daNlog 70
Get can areerd Frazer River to 70 mies fro 10
mouth AID i 20, the large city Will probably DO
there.
ecu6s<aied goods which were being taken up Frazer
River without their lieense and they say that II
The trail we're cut through from Whstcom no god.
would be permitted 70 enter Sex-Caledohis tia.
wsy.
There are several tbirgs which the British Gov
srtuent should do and which are OF great import
.nre 70 the interests OF NewCaledOnla, VIZ: hrst,
10 give immediate notice that the Frazer River
country v III lot he covered by the renewed charter
Of the Hudsons Bay Company, and secondly to an
tkorize Gov Douglas to lay of towns in Sew-Cale-
donia, and sell lots With perfect title.
Tie Anne roan Government, on the other hand,
should send on. expeditions forthwith TO examine
repair and report upon the various wagon roads from
Fort Bent. 10 Puget Sound and establish forte 10
trotect and assitt next years overland emigration
The price of passage IN the steamers from here
N Victoria s $50 in the cabin and so IN The steer
ace: and $40 from Victoria 10 Fort Hope.
Tyres. presset and printers have gone TO es'ab-
6sh bewrpspers at Victoria, aud YOU may expect to
receive copies Of them by the next mail. .,
The total amount Of gold dust which has arrived
here from Frazer River 10 about $40, COO. The last
,,esmer brought 80 600 to Wells. Fargo n CO.
kinds of business houses in the mines. as an IN
stance. mention that Mr.. Still, newspaper dealer
in this city soce 1919, aud well known by name y
mot Caiorn;ans told NE this morning that he is
preparing TO start with stock of books, stationery
and bews paper, for point forty miles above Fort
Yale. That country will be developed so rapidly
that nothing but the electric telegraph would suffice
TO keep the civilized world posted as to the
growth Of ts towns aud the course of its trade.
Charles Adams, said TO have been the first white
man who mined on Frazer River, was shot dead by
his partner. a Mr.. Mcdonald, who, according to re-
port stopped him with bullet, while running of
With the gold dust which they had dug in partner
ship.
Ii is taid that fifteen Americans have been
drowned in Frazer River; one has been killed oy
Indiana and one Indian has been killed. The gene
raj relations between miners and Indians up to the
present time are friendly.
Much dissatisfaction exists among the Americans
in regard 10 the assumption of power by Governor
Douglas to forbid persObs mining without cense,
and TO exclude goods from the river unless bought
from Themselves and to forbid the navigation of the
riyer except with their consent and by vessels rum
hug from Victoria. Gov. Douglas certainly has no
express legal authority to do these things, bat he
probably imagnes that be should stretch his powers
10 meet Dew circumstances, and be 10 backed by
the commander Of the British war steamer Sa.
telbte.
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NO WEEKS LATER IRON CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL or THE STAR or THE WEST.
$4,000 In Gold.

~. .xsm.lip Star Of the Wsst, Captain Grey a.
"A wedp..dsy morning from A'pio~sN5 With toe
m. .s ,rsce ard passengers Of the Sonora from $40
' q" s.,v,d.y lc.h, ?. m, lat ai0 81 n, hon.
,.e "a W. ,poie ,,eansh,p Moses rsyior hence for
" w. Mo,d.v rsh, ~. $50 So ~, Ion. 10 80
w. exchanged signals with British bark Poih'' Seer
ing N. T.. .ns,;
can crp..,..hp Kalamazoo, standing N. w.
I<t q. A,piowsll English Mail steamer Midway.
The following is the specie lis; Of tie s@f Of The
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Markets.

FEIDtY EvfAN., June II. US.
ertur-eo htla NswYcIk, private.
Cokpaok-tC8 70 Bol: Rcps, Priss:e. 49, 80
GEootAr.-20 hstbbs refined susar; 500 boxes Michele
Csnoles Q private terms
CoAL-No sales reported
PEovI.ioNs-40 tiple hfkns Butter .. Soc.
FLcuk-No ssIes iepcTed .
eRIsirs TrsTsNTEE-l.NO pslcbs sold at 67!c.
srIeIs-ltO boxes ground bsoh PEPPER 81 81 l.4
DRIrp AprLLs-Io0 kslf. bbs III II ~
CBLI ArrLE-sO eases, ex hs,sdor at sdstc, balance
withdraw.
PorAToEs-No sales reported.
LIeuoESAts Of 100 cctsvts American brsudJ - quarters
Amen. Al Port Wine, on private .erms.
GINA-No
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PROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA.

AkhlN AL Of AuI EHiLhDbiHusA'
The United States Nail steamship PslsdslpaiA Ca
tavus Hsirson O mDss Ding kfs Nsw.OfIssas On IL
nornh Of the xh isst., snivsd off Hsvsns = nssss
on the sth, called e ain for Ns~.Yok % ths s'geta
the 9sL, fsvog awaited the sr'ivsl Of tho 6fA.ses
fl m A,Iinwsl end arrived here on Wedssedsy' JOY
IA. The Phlsdelphs did not ester tns aaseos q
Havana but rsnsiasd out Il during her dstsses.
There vss little Of interest occurring ct Hsvsss ne
United States Msl stssDship Grsosds arrived On 10
sAenoon Of the sth, from Aspinvsll.
The United States mail steamship Empire Cxy r.
rived on the morning Of the 9Th from Nsv-Yosk.
The United Ststes steamer Water W't,h lsfs Hsvsos
% the evening o! the Sch.
The United States sIoops-oEwG JsDsAe"s s'd
Plymouth were cruising of Havana
The Pbiladslphis hiss bad de- weather eunes u
whole voyage sad bss made the run from hsvsss !" .
little over four days.
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DnowsrD.-A correspondent q ADAM, Jee .ses
Ccnrtv informs a. that two yoang men, Edward bsa.
rsr Of o. vseo and Hiram Spsrcer Of Belevis, cstsd
f,om Hepdefsoa's Hsibsr fer Ssskstts HNbes. Lac
Cn,aro 10 srosn sail boat, the l0.h isstens 80
On n l2,b the boat found sutk pesr Hendsssoe
II. rbor with the bodies Of the tso ycaas uso 'ssess
10 Il.
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Ibe total lots Is said TO be S2JOVN. Within less
than four weeks three Of the most hourishinS mining
tovfs in the StateNevads, San Andres aud Maripcea
have been destroyed BY Ere at total loss Of about
$50 COO.
The Sunday law has gone into operation, and all
business houses and places of amusement required
70 be kept closed on the Christian Sabbath. The oct
has bad much Influence in changing the habits OF the
PEOPLE, particularly in many Of the smaller towns,
where Sunday was the chief day for visiting sad trad.
ms 1t s not to lie supposed, however that the l.w
vii be strictly enforced. In many places it will be
ursly esrtgsrded. AZ the time the Law wss passed.
mentioned 10 letter to you that question would
siise about the meaning Of toe word tavern" which
would be interpreted by come IL mssn gropshop."
The queston has aises and the Police Judge Of tits
city fss decided that the Legislature used the word
tavern" in its American, AZ distinguished from ne
Ia ghsh meaning. II this Interpretation be c,nhcnsd
hy the Suprems Court. whittier the question must
90, ,hs srcg:hops wiz DO oo.ed on Sunday,
20 the reetsuiants iuus and hotels Yesterday
'sUrdsy the keeper OF = pubic garden, neeh fire.
qoeB,ed by GerIaSs on sacd.y, bud Ge'n,n
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Applications for divorce have been made by Daniel
HARRINGTON VS.. VIM. harrington, in Msryevile; and
divorces have been granted this city in the cases OF
Eha Re nolds vs.. Francis Reynolds; ID. y. Esse SOL
Oxford. Elizabeth WiIoughby vs. Roswell W. VIII
loughby. and John Penssm We. Rhods j. Pensam.