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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09


Martin Wheeler WAS killed In an ARRAY vith
Rabarn auckland, in Monroe county, fa.s % the
% tnst.
Hoo. Robert J. Walker. ex Governor Of Kansas,
Is among the visitors st Cape May. s
.ieu. rwiggs arrived at Galveston on the 18th
ult., on bis way 70 his past at San Antcpio -
commander Of the military department Of Tsxns.
Jos. A. Barreii. Portuguese consul at New Or
sesns. and Of the eldest merchants 81 thxt esy
died on the LIST inst. ssa 80 5astss
The Fillmore carriage aud harness. presented 10
him BY bss political frissds- ssld 90 saturday
al aneiion, in New York, ios the sum Of tJyl,
There are nov La vessels leading Il th< cotton
ports IL the United States Coz England and frAnrA
az ainss 5s at the same time last year.
The Salisbury, IN. o d Herald oaHee hss kssa
sold 10 ChsrIes shober, ofGfesnsooros ~ 80.
From single a. more thai twe miiiions 81 shsss
pests are producsd In one sumuer. 80 eeA4
A Mrs. CaiD. at IeAyen~orih. K.nsas, ksng ~
self the morsing after her assFisgs.
! Ten sheep se,easine to Thos. Caldwell. ~ Hene.
| yer township, washinetsa eoaaty, Pa wsss knsse
| by llghtniag on Monday last. sfS
] The salary ef the eossssr af Nsw Osiseee -
been liked si 500 PER aapuaa- Is es
TIL. Msyar II lafayette. led has heea pseses.-
.~i 40 Tho csnasava cUuscsl oi thai cssy - sal
sAses,'
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TOB.sCo BoNB4KDED AND TAKES.-The New Or
leans Picayune has full details of the attack by
Lulsaga's forces on the city of Tobasco, in Mexi-
co.
The city was bombarded from the 9th of April
TO the 10Th inst. The houses suff red very much
from the fire of both parties, and the American
consuPs house especially, which was in right
line between them. Mr.. Johnston, however, af
fUrded what protection he could To all who asked
it of him; and he had at least some three hundred
women and children at the consulate. To provide
for their support he had every day TO go out aud
We are assured that both parties had so much re.
spect for him that on his appearing in the streets
they suspended firing until he had passed the
lines.
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DISEASE AMONG DEER AND CATTLE The savanrah
Morning News of 9TH instant, publishes a letter
from fernando county, Florida, ofthe date of June
lst. which says:
within the last four or FIVE weeks a strange.
but very fatal disease has broken out among the
deer. They are found dead n every dr=ction-n
some instances that have heard Of, by gangs-
There Is now scarcely the sign of one TO be seen
where they were before numerous They appear
to die, In most insta nces suddenly-fulI fesbed
| and fat. Some appear to finger with the disease
and are found to have sore or rotten mouth and
tongue. have seen numbers myself within the
last ten or twelve days. The cattle also are smi-
larry affected, but not yet fatally. They have
| sore mouth and tongue covered by thick dark
scutf. aud walk like badly fJundered horse
Where the disease among the deer and cattle broke
out, Or how far it extends,l have no means ofknow
ing. L. prevails as far as heard from. What IL
-iii more strange, the buzzards and carrion crows
have also disappeared.
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w.. WATER CooLERs.-Wc have on
| hand VI our own maunfa,tur. ,ha hot c,,aii,y
W., ArEh COOLER. neatly painted. Cali and cup
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q 2BCIAL NOTICES.
xGa~ BATus BArus n.rps

sA~ AT rs bATHs, BATHS Hot,
}old and Shower Baths can be had daily a. ali
aours at the American Hair Cntting, Shaving and
ssnampooing saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on nth street
Single Baths q cents. or tickets for 81 apIa
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YRUp OF THE HYPOpROSpHITEs

GYRUP OF THE HYPOPH0SPHITES
o-The new specific remedies for iDcipient and con-
hrmed Consunlpt discovered by Dr. Churchill
Of Dublin, are combined in this p-sparatinn in al
agreeable and .Jnvenient form. For sale by
BODERER, Druggist,
il No 10 Main street.
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TINS AFrEasoos the Execntive Com

mittee ofthe Virginia Central Agricultural Society
will hold meeting at the Office of the President,
James Lyons, Esq, when steps will be taken 10
| insure the holding of the United States Fair here
th Is fall.
To- MORROW NiGnr--as alieady an
nouneed-the Sabbath School Convention will meet
| in this city. We presume that those OF our rea.
ders who eau do SO, will attend aud hear the open
| ing address.
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EXTRAORDINARY HAIL STORM - Hal Ten Tscl,s
EoHg.--A correspondent, writing from Coleburg,
Iowa, says: On Sabbath afternoon of the 23d nit
we were visited by an extraordinary hail storm.
IL seemed TO originate in o southwesteriy direc-
ton, and its course was through this pac. toward
| the northeast. It extended over q space Of 1--WE
miles in width and in all probability was of con-
| siderable length. Many of the hail stones were
prodigious in their dimensions. and thought like
ly unprecedented in size. Some we're ten inches
IN circumference, while others were greater in
length, being from seven to ten inches long. Many
of them upon examination exhibited NOES and
various kinds OF grass seeds, which were received
into the formation of the frozen rain, aud thus
were borne through the upper elements to an ua-
known distance. The effects produced by this sud-
den aud almost unparalleled shower of hail were
terrific.
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A LOUISIANA TRAGEDY.--A correspondent of the
New Orleans Picayu writing from Gainesville,
La, says:
Some time since, in a fray between one Smith, "a
Louisianian, land a young man oil desperate charac
ter, residing at Gainesville, named Rridges-the
latter was killed. His father swore vengeance aud
sent word to Smith that his days were numbered.
Smith, day or two since, waylaid and shot BridG
es through the body, and as he fell he discharged
his piece, killing Saith dead in his tracks. Bridg-
ea, it is presumed, will die.
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Pavtso By srsax.--A steam paving machine .
In operation 10 New York, which armed with
row OF fifty rammers, poaads down The sotble-
stones as fast as could be done by Gfty men.
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= FoRSaLE Il am authorized ,s.ss

FI 20 sei1 valuable farm Of coo acres azd n tNSss
MA a. iJ - miles from Richmond and miles fT,,
tclSert neigi aThood mate and fenr,i Is bsni ~ & M
vsuieat. and several churches Of diiieunt lenomi.
us'IsDS ""'s'''
Al ut oae N Of the land Il sIear.a and &,
< ro1 N'c ai cultivation produces well Wb AZ Tscsr
oats AM FebScco; the nalance in timber and WOOL
tAr enogaEem.h'S ronalSt OF a Frame Dwelling.
tATnlins purposes. "'
\ he Nlli has u 60 d Yua Of custom and with A
Eti4e vH nse iaigbt he hXc,i.to manufacture Ftnnr
Toe attention Of those wishing to PURCHASE a Do
sirable AElatton. are respectfully REQUESTED to
make 3u01e3i9tc application n "
Toward q EACu0. General AGENT
Wear t.c Ey change Ho:el, Richmond "a
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The COST OF MODERN ENGLISH BELIEF saw her
dancing in the hall. Around her snowy brow
we're set $500; such would have been the answer
OF any jeweller 10 the question. what are those
iiamonds!' With the gentle unduation of her
bosom there rose and fell exactly $50 los The
sum bore the guise of brooch OF gold and epa.
mel. Her fairy form was invested in ten gui.
meas, represented by slip of lilac satin. and this
was overlaid by thirty guineas more in two skirts
OF white lace. Tastefully down each side of tie
latter were six half crowns, which so many bow IL
OF purple ribbon had come to. The lower margin
OF the thirty guinea skirts were edged with ele-
ven additional guineas, the value of some eig bit
YARDS OF silver fringe, aquarter Of yard in depth
Her taper waist, taking zone and clasp together
calculated to be confined by $50 sterling. Her
delcateiy rounded arms, the glove Of spotless kid
being added TO the gold bracelet which encrcied
the little wrist. may be said to have 3een adorned
with t22 So Cd, and putting the silk and satin
at the lowest figure. j should say che wore I4s
5d on her feet. Thus altogether, was this thing
OF light, this creature of ioveliness, arrayed from
top to toe, exclusively of little sundres in f64s
1ls.-Ny Ntte Book.
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room. continue large, and sessu to afford general
satisfaction. We have heard OF several cases I
tobacco being purchased Al the warehouses, car
rid 90 the Exchange, and reseid at handscme pro
fks,
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o. VALUABLE RESIDENCE F0R

IA SaIk or eENF-The newly erected four sto-
~ bi',A ','siGencr on the son:h side Of Marshall
Jas = FaS lor. E@q The bouse contaius Is rooms
isSEe a. eoa teaent, With brick kitchen contain
Vs1i.pres - S'u
Thri@ 1sats n Marshall street snl feet and rms
back ~ o; - an alley - feet wide 90
The l.C 'snu of this property reniers Il vary do
- AZ a, ..ts' nor professional gentleman or MGR.
ohRht. t7sSins wishing 70 provide themselves with
very peasant residence. Noaii do well to apply
}r9-e-'s JAS VI TAYLOR < SlS
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HEAVY CLAIMS FOR DAMaGE5.--0n the 27t of
April, IL persons filed libel in the United States
District Court in San Francisco. Cal, against the
steamer Uncle Sam. They alege that in April.
1886. they engaged passage in the Uncle Sam, for
San Juan del Sur, thence to cross the Istbmus of
Nicaragua to the Atlantic, but they were taken TO
Panama, and then detained II days. They claim
damages amounting to $314000
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Specie IN BosroS BASxs-The Boston Banks had
TN their wants. on Saturday morning. pine MIL
lions and half In specie, which is over double the
amount that they possessed last fall.
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HARD ON ToBiCCo.-The last North Indiana Con-
fereuce of the Methodist Church, agreed to the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That person be admitted as a men,
Der Of this Conference who is in the habit OF using
tobacco in the common way, without an agreement
to discontinue the practice.
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DURE MEDICINES. --LAIDLGY T. no

DuRE MEDICINES. -LAIDLEf L. no
Il RIN20A iaYits the special attention OF country
Physicsus 10 their large ani varied assortment OF
Premium Targisal Instruments which Includes
nea' iy every iew improvement in this department.
All the usw and rare remedies lately introduced,
among which all the Compounds OF Qnipnia
Quiaiiia Ciuehohia, Bismutb Iodine, Digjtaiin Fer
rocy andes EaieF!anatss de, &c
PRAsascEUfieAL PREPARATIONS manufactured by
TaEssgLyEs, aud Tor which the Virginia Mechanics
Iastitate awarded the FIkSF CLASS DfPL0hA in
1sab and the SILVER MEDAL at its late exhibition
These Medicines all warranted of full strength
dad Daks-rthe ssGle are dspeDsed by the subs5fi
bers ia ga es tendye city prescription and eouutI
Ph5 setsEl' business
LAiDLEY 4 B0BIHs0s,
Graduates OF the Pbjiadeiphia COLLEGE, Of
Pharmacy View Drug and Ply sicians fur
nishsng Store, corncr fth aud franklin sts.,
my2s Richmond
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ARIsToCRATIC MANIFESTATION OF REGRET.-The
late Imperial Representative, the Count de Persig-
ny, Is regretted in London. Many marks Of attat
meut were given to the Countess ON her departure.
A magnificent bracelet OF pearls and diamonds
presented to her by a subscription of ladies of
the political and fashionable world. At the head
of tie list the names of Ladies palmerston,
Derby, Clarendon, aud Malmesbury. Another
present was q iocket of pearls, diamonds, aud ru
bies offered TO the late Ambassadress by the young
ladies' of her acquaintance.
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90 FOR RENT The House aud Lo,
e. k,s1wa as Warsaw - in tue town of sianar
tusG b ond the Fair 9roaBas e''
The 10: contains tatees of I3al we'll Yn,,ns..
and fhs ima, oveyaeats thereon consist an r,,,.,,,
dioHs Dwelling House, with rooms Brick KitcSnr
Carriage Hcnse and Stables possessioa r,,ye, ~;
n,d@'' ~ JAS TAYLOR SON.
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sTARRETT--Belvin's New

CEORGE STARRETT--Belvin's New
NJ Building. Goseraer Street between Mainland
Frankiiu formerly 10 MaiB street Richmond, We,
.nufaetprer md Dealer Ia Stoves Ranges Furnaces
Farmers Boilers, Portable s,yens Pumps. Water
Rams Batil fHts, Sinks, Lead and Iron Pipe Zinc,
Tia aud shest Iron Ware. Sad Irons. and House
Keeping Goods generally.
Castings for Repairs alwsss on hand, ans aii Or
8ders for Work OF Merchandise executed with dis.
GOVERNOR STREET STOVE sT0EE
2t-~ts
II i6 SALE.-PEW No. Ii st James
= eiasch, Apply ut the Dispatch oiiiee.
Ie Its
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DaowSED--A man named Henry GoeSmsyer vss
drowned 10 the Ohio river, at Ritehietewu, ys !,
about noon on Wednesday last. lie was ridipgs
horse irto ths water when the animal stumbled
aud the sheek threw him over the horses hssd
Into the river. tlt &.fly
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Fas FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
III ed Brick Teaements, on Cary street, between
sth aud sth They are well adapted for Grocery
stores or any kind Of retail business They contain
rooms, besides the store ROOM and are well adapt
ed for the odation OF families, having all
cessary cGnsenences. Possession given immediate
iy. 70 good tenants, tho reat will be moderate
Apply To 4. RAGLAND CO.,
IA 2I--ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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81 RENT.-Intending to discontinue hOusekeep.
ing offer for rent nay residence III Manchester
containing ii &c comfortable aud good sized rooms
f0ug Of them with fire places besides two basement
rUorns Used At present as a kitchen and servants
room.
The hopseis nearly new, and very convenient. in
the most healthy part OF the tIwn and near one OF
the Gest sgriUgs III this region, aud commands
view of .tichnuHd from one end TO the other
i would like TO sell also the most OF my House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
t. go"i tenant ths rent will be accommodating.
Possession. gwen Immediately.
Amply az this office. my lO-ts
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1rs FOR EENI-The first sinrr q IN,

- II Ht HtVfy OF UTE
nPXt Rtovs :. %. nUpo,a's II has 3eXctIlent rooms
with ws'sr aad gas, and is we'll adapted for profss
siaual persons
A.>o small Cottage on Sth street. opnosite The
City >F,t1A suitable for q small family
Ie - N1s{ u WILLIAMS
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- sOk EENT-A large Stable and
AZ ict on 9th street and the Canal The lot liz
very well snitei fnr = coal aud woud yard. Posses
81 L given 10Th june inst. Rent Slja Apply to
J T KEGS EE
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Ns VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL

E3 iNU IN CHE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN RE
TWE,.% rTu AND SrH STREETS. FOR SALF.-We
are aUth Fi2Hl 20 sell the vagahle dwelling OF Mons
Lrtvs, ~oI about to remove 10 his farm, on liver
JSIaes ',yr ~ ueafly hew. is Ia Goa plete order.
ava hSs si' ID. fnn'!crn Improvements. Tha terms
Ui TaylIeri Will tie made lil,Crai AppIy 10
'c7-ff GlUDIN & appEPSpN
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A FAST YoUTH.--0n Friday last. package con
tanning Sl040, was taken from the office Of the
American Express Company, at Erie. Pa. Suspicion
fell upon lad Of Is. son OF an employee of the
company, and be sought for, but found miss
ing. The police at Buffalo. New York, were tele-
graphed to,and after long search the young gen,
tleman arrested in the dress circle Of the Me
tropoIitan Theatre in that city, having, in the
meanwhile made several purchases in the jewelry
line. lie was sent back.
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ron RnNr AND eALH.

a. FOR RENT--Tho very desirable
N:Y Brick Duelsiug House, on Ciay sirar, he,s
and 4th streets, az present occupied by MIR Jsmcs
Seer, contain ms ten TO sms, and a large p.raer =
TIA good tenant The rent will be low. Apply on the
prem ses, OF 90 Wv
"a E--gf$ JoHN n Sfypp
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80 FOR Rem IA very desirable
~ dwelling Grace street, between Adams and
Foushoo GDe square above Grace street Baptist
Church. Tie house contains ten roou2s ana has
been recently repaired and gas introduced has the
city water in the yard and is in one of the most
pleasant ,7ghboThoods In the city.
Toa g0oG tenant the reGt will be low. Apply TO
ia 2s--fs RAGIAND 4 BRO
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, FOR RENT-On hurch hin two

TO |AS ifA'AN 1--bh HHiC Gu I1l!. TWO
GI doors uoTth Il Leigh street (pns session given
immediately one Of those newly erected brick ten
eIn,ftS, late "a the occupancy Of John Smith ESQ
containing SIX rooms. with day and elevated base
mtBt with garden attached, aud well of water on
th' premises. Rent PER aunum $3.50 ARMY to
1e It's .INh X tHfGE t,fnpraI Araut
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eas FOR RENT "A comfortable dwell
ing with six rooms cellar. good kitchens,
yHgls ana well on Leigh street, between Ist and ID
streets, nov occupied by Mr. u Phillips. Posses
sion giyen Immediately.
Also n Iacge lot in the rear. with good stable
Apply 10 JOS JACKSON, JE,
l.ia It's Ia7 Main street.
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Love AND MURDER AMONG TIE IsgAss "A terri
BILE murder was perpetrated the 18th ult, in the
Cherokee Nation, which is thus given by the Neo.
sho Herald:
1t is said that Joseph Blevins had for some time
been paving bis Vows TO a widow lady by the name
of Mrs jackson, who refused to listen to his suit,
and 1t was rurnoged she was about to marry part
Cherokee by The name Of Iouas. Upon hearing
this report Blevins informed the willow that if
she would marry Jones he would kill him. On the
18th, Jones aud the wifiu9 married, apA proceeded
to Jones's house, in ~. 5hcrokes nation wheie,
while at supper arn, zf4e table, both barrels of
double berrelei gun, well loaded th slugs,
bullets. &c. were up6s them, breaking the
peck and knockin. the brains Of one of the
sons of the late 3fdow, and cutting through the
skin on the forehead Of ano,her, knocking him
down; two Of tie slugs struck Jones under
side OF his Jaw aud passed out at the opposite side
making a hole through his neck and face that
could be seen through; other slngs cut the hair off
the back Of Jones's sisters head, but doing her no
great injury, and another person shot through
the hnger Jones fingered two days and died from
the wound.
CANTON PsrEsr's HIDDEN TREAsURE-Some days
since poor priest presented himself at head quar-.
ters in abJect garb and squallid plight, and told
p.reous tale to the General how his little personal
property, and his only change of raiment. lay in
the Monastery of Celestial Bliss, now occupied bv
Colonel Hooker aud his Battalion The General
"t oCe gave nun hn order TO remove all his proper
~ from the place, and the priest prudently waited
TIL the Colonel AID the major part of his officers
aud men were absent on Reconnaissance. He then
presented his order and was led about by the officers
OF me day to recognize his property. The poor
priest was accompanied by servitors of his or
der with their assistance he opened the pedestal
OF an untouched IDOL and 10! bar of solid gold and
several bars of silver were exposed to the view of
she astonished soidiery. Proceeding to her i'm
age, he abstracfed some stones Of great magnitude
and price, Then he borrowed a ladder, and mount
log to the roof, removed sheathing and, behold,
a magazine of richly embroidered silks and costly
inrs' all OF which we're duly piled upon the should
ers OF the poor brt thren. TIE grard were almost
frantic but the order was imperative. The moor
priest was a true Chinaman
Having succ aeded 80 far, he pushed his rights to
the utmost. Lying about were some trophies and
small matters which the absent soldiers had gath
cred together in other places and brought to these
quarters These also were put together. All was
carried on, and when the reconnoitering party re
turned to their quarters they found them swept but
not garnished. Nothing was left but the hole in
the roGf and the disemboweed djoss--Cbrrespoaden
Of The Times
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THE PLEA OF INSANITY A negro in Louisville
broke open box belonging TO a cOmIade contain
ing three silver dollars, and stole of the pieces
Having been arraigned for the theft, the usual
plea of insanity urged, the counsel decarin z
that no man woud take one and leave two
dollars behind, WhereuPou the Cuffee that was
robbed, exclaimed with great emphsais--''N 'Nassa,
tell you that uigger ain't crazy he broke my box
open and took 'e dollar out Now, if he had broke
open de box and put dollar in, den Id say he's
crazy" His argument was conclusive, and the
thief was sent up.
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HNuNE ANn 80 E,1R sAIh-

50 desirable HOUSE and LOT for sale. on 18th
street. between Clay and Venabie streets beyond
the corporation l;ns The hous- has eight comfort.
able rooms, and there tx ellart we'll of water
the lot The lot fronts from - feet on 18th
street. a. feet of which running back to McCance,
ami irpEtl4g feet that street Ear further in.
formation. apply TO Z. KEkSEY. No. I6 East Main
street. Or +. a J CboprDN. corner Ftanklin aud
18th sire. Is, either OF whom will take pleasure In
shn ing re nTnplrfv. my 2S-ts
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: FOR RENT OR SALE-The com

E.a Portable House and Lot, recently occupied by
Ms Amanda VI Cochran. For tel ms apply to
JACOB SHOOK,
my Ats Agent for j. MCCHESNEY.
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s. bESIKa Bly, LOCATED BRICK

-. FLtNI q 4 BEf~ LJUAIED BkICk
IL TENEMENT. on THE soUTu SIDE on
RANKIN, BETWEEN 2Isr AND 22D STREETS
Weare authorized TO sell tire valuable brick dwell.
Ing located as shove recently IN the occupancy of
Nre Caroline Bradley. The l1t fraGts 10 Ct runs
back i55 iect t. an alley. The dwelling has ample
acComu ataliuns for moderate sized family
jest. GODDiN & ApPERSON kuCts
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CoNJURiSG-Mr. Herman. the celebrated conju-
ror, went into hair-dresser's shop, on April day
and begged TO be shaved. All male hands being
engaged the BARRIERS wife offered to officiate and
did so. But in the middle of the operation Mr..
Herman expressed discnutent, and said he would
finish the process himself So taking the razor
from the woman, he stood up. and to the utter ter.
ror Of all present cut his throat apparently from
TO ear Some bys'aIders rushed TO him whilst
others ran for surgeons and police; but, to their
utter astonishmeDt, Mr. Herman turning round,
quietly asked what they all meant by the uproar,
and showed his neck free from scratch and his shirt
spotless. The police report of this morning says
that the hair-dresser frightened that be fell
down in a swoon and That half his hair has turned
white Manchester (Ebg) Guardian, April 8.
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SnA FOR RENT-The House on Cary

81 street. between - and Sd. at present occupied
Mrs Holder Rhodes. 1t has rooms is in thorough
repair, aIt 70 good tenant will be rented ~ mode
rate price. Possession given LIST day OF May. Ap-
ply to DlBLELL JOHNSON,
sp 3-ts Shockoe Slip.