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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

IMPORTANT COMBINATIONS BIT THE SEgArk.-Ths
Senate at its last Executive session on Wednesday
confirmed the following important nominations
Brsyet Briga6er General W. s. Hsruey 20 be Bri-
gadier General; Lieut.. Col Z. st. George Cooke, OF
I'd Dragons, to be q Colonel; Major N. 8. Howe.
ID Dragons, to be a Lieutenant Colonel; Capt. l..
P Graham, % Dragons, to be q Major.
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Sir Hugh Rose defeated the rebels at Bul sz
Koonek. about the 30th April, killing 400. They
are making another stand at Calpee The Nand
with all the cavalay in Bsreidy was trying TO cross
the Ganges to t1in his brother at Calpee, and
thence to escape to Central India. Onde il quiet
The Talookdars are restored aud Zemindaree sys-
TEN established Jung Bahsdoor had arrived at
Azimghur. There has been some slight disturb.
ance cansed by a Hill tribe 10 Assam. A small de-
tachment of Europeans aad Ghoorkas having fol.
lowed them into the mountains had been repuised
with loss.
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81 sold by an Druggisss.

"DYsPKPsIA AID FIrs.--Dns v.
PHILIPS BROWN. the great carer II ccnsnHptieN.
was for several yesrs badly aflietsd hY DysrsP-
ala that for part ofthe time he vas eonnneA 70 Az
bed. He was eventually cured BY psescrtltioa
iprnished him By you e eisrsoyan Rtrt. This
pres .r,ciIon. given him ey mere ehild snis n
u. never having failed opce u h. eauahy ssrv IN
Gases % lits and Di ispersis The inKredients nAy
able prescFiptp 10 sny persoa The receipt u one
stamp ~ pay postage Aadrsss
DR.. o. FHELP8 BROWN.
No. q Grand srsss. JSrssy Ctr. 10.
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~ Bssssrr's

FOR THE PosITfvEAND SPEEDY CURE 0r
DTARRHlEA, CHOLERA M0RBUx SUNMER
COMPLAINT, COLTG CHOLERA L.SFANTGk
AND ASIATfC CHOLERA.
This really valuabse remedy for the abovensmsd
the name oi Diarrhea killer. ffom the fact that y
was used and tested in o0 cases Of yolsnt pi'
arrhea In the summer OF 1853, when the Cholera
WAS prevalent In the eisv Of Richmosd a. We snd In
no instance did ID ever fail arrest the dseaee And
effect permanent cure when used before death hsd
actually struck the patient 10 10 the recespe of .
distinguished southern physician. Who has ueed g
In extensive practice Tor nearly thirty yeAys; ssa
he has yet hear OF the hI 81 case IN which the p-
arrhma Killer has failed sithsr 20 rsiete or cure,
when used according 70 the direetions
Prepared only by USHER q WINSTON,
Apotheearies aud DruGHisfs.
NO Is Main g., ktenInond. Va.
Price 50 cents.
- eold By al Druggtsts. jeCim
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E1% INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-When
in the course of human events Laoies and Gentle
men lose of their greatest natural attractons-
dne head Of har-it becomes matter of serious i'm.
oortance, and the question is. what shall we do to
stop the hair from falling off and restore ts yigor
and beauty. In reply to this query, we beg to say,
try DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER and IMPRovsR. A
ing, remove oandruf, keep the soap clean and
white, and impart freshness and vigor to the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years,
the continued use of it two months will insure yon
aluxuriant head of hair. Call and get bottle, and
If not satisfied after the second application return
it and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Promster and Improver
Sold in Richmond, by
w PETERSON Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts
NV I0-3m
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uY,vv poexKr. PICKING OpgRArIos-Mr. Daniel
JIeibler. of Paris KY, had his pocket picked ot
pocket book coutaiaing $500 10 bills on hensaeky
banks, principally 10 sfoo notes, note OF han.i
Ter ssol2, aud several sinsllsr notes, Ut arasroaa
station in Baltimore on the 10th inst,
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EARLY DEpRAvIrY James Early was
caiaboosed last Saturday night for being drunk aud
dlsorderly In the street. Jim will make an early
appearance bsfore the Mayor this morning, TO an
swer for his shortcomings.
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s1- WORTH RE.DINa.-Why is it that

50 many suffer an repine and drag out miserable
existence untitled tor the enjoy ments and evan or
diaarr pursuits of liIe when relief may be obtained
and health and yisor restored. by treatment Mt
onec convenient and safe. well permanent in its
cilarActert -
TO those who havo suffered long with disease ul-
signed tenders his professional services assuring
the sufferers, in candor and sincerity. pleasant con-
venient and proper prescriptions, a thorough cure
aud sound body and mind without unpleasant re-
strictons or hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases Of q private nature, from whatsoever
ause either recent chronic sri lures an irrita-
Die bladder, &c; also, Scrofuia, Asthma, kheuma-
tism, Piles &C, skifully and successfully treated
DIR. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at his rooms
over l62a Main street above llth and opposite the
American Hotel, No ST. Sd floor. Entrance on Main
ith door above lIth street -
Prom this date until the lst Of June. DR. HARRIS
will not be at his office Wednesdays, Thursd ,ys and
Fridays of each week but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening he may be consults 4 from
10 A NJ to 2 NJ, and , TO P Nj. ap 2y-3m
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HAVANA CIGARs.-A letter from Havana speaking
Of the manufacture Of cigars. says the fiiing 10
10 resemble as nearly a. possible. the favor re-
quired Thus, good tasted crop viii flavor
whole invoice OF cigars, very probably mannfae-
tured from Virginia, or tobacco imported from
same other iaiand.
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GB WALTER HARRISON,

EB> WALTER HARRISON,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 81 LIBERTY ST, NEW YoRR
Continues to practice in all the Courts btd in the
city Of New York. Il also COW MISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions. ack knowledge
ment OF Legal Instruments &c. and business en-
trusted to his care.
REFERS TO
"'''r' Htinieni RenTy s1dian, n lam New York.
Oelrichs Luunan, Ro,timora
VIM. Gimor. Esq.
Ludlsm 4 Watson, Richmond. Va.
"a Office No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1882.
Je 9-lm*
E@y~ LITTLE has remov-
ed his office TO corner of ain and lth streets
door below American Hotel. je5-lm*
HrDR. THOs. JOHNSON has taken an
office Main street. over the grocery store of Will
sou Bosher, opposite the Old Market, where his
friends can always find him ready to attend to the
duties of his profession.
All Surgical Operations performed.
E6r 6rEntrance next door TO Mr . Strecker.
leS-lmH
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FRoM UrAH-Additional advices from Salt Lake
have been received. Seventy Mormon families
hsa aenlied for and received protection at Camp
Scott. Capt Harris, with $50 head OF cattle, had
been met Is miles this sids Of the camp. The
a oops during the previous two weeks had been
living on eight ounces OF hour and half pound OF
beef per diem.
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DErAnArIos OF CaARAcrEn.-Mari,

DEFAMATION OF CHARAcrEk.--Maria
Hix, woman Of mixed blood, found hsrself In the
lookup yesterday morning. where she had been
placed on charge Of keeping house Of III fame,
and OF being person Of evil maine snd reputation.
II has been caused BY Jealousy aud envy, bnt what
will be the resnit, no tell until the Mayor
has heard both sides this morning,
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DAxGgaous-It was reported on Broad

DAHGERoUs.-It was reported on Broad
street yesterday morning, that gentleman had
been accidentally shot iD the leg the night before
by some youngster, who fired pistol at a dog by
which he was attacked, at the corner of 9th and
Grace streets. We could not get the names of the
parties, but under stand that the wound Is not at
ali dangerous. Firing pistol in the street oug ht
To be penitentary offence and carrying a loaded
one should be punished with little less severity.
Not only men, but boys OF all ages, go about arm
ed with their revolvers and five shooters as II they
were among savages, and for the slightest offence
many of them are ready to draw and pop away,
just as though they were firing at crows In a corn
field. If those only who carry deadly weapons die
by them, the community have very little cause for
| complaint; but the mischief s. that when they
draw and fire. they are generally so badly scared
that an innocent man, at the distance of fifty
yards is in more danger OF his life than the two
conbatants standing face to face.
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SrrInn rn.nArTha Maxnr

SET IoR To-DAy.--Tha Mayor has set
apart this morning for the examination OF nun.
ber of pegroes, slave and free, who have bsen
guilty OF various law violations within the pact
twelve months Many of then are members OF &C.
eret societies, and some believed be deeply i'm
piicated 10 underground operations.
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n.y. A PosIr1yE CURE FOR CANcEn-
rJYDRANTs. HYDRANTs..

II quence of change in the city ordinance res-
We 10 HYDRANTS, the subscribers are authorized
to put them mp in any part of the city. We have
D 0se Of the most approved kind, and should be
pleased to receive orders for the same We also do
all kinds OF PLUMBING, such as putting up Ba
hing Fixtures, Wssh Stands Laundry Tubs, Water
CLOSETS, &C.; also, Gas Fitting and Gas Works in
superior manner, both In town and country
CDYALE 4 co.
je 2-lm 1870 Main street.
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BACK TO OLD y1aGrsI..-James Cole

BACK TO OLD VIRGINIA. James Cole
and James Kinney, two free negroes, were arraign.
ed before the Mayor Saturday To answer the charge
of having returned to Virginia In violation OF law,
after visiting and residing short time 10 New
York. Que of these boys is employed Ia a race
stable, and left Virginia TO attend horses lie
knew nothing Of the disability law under which
he Is now arraigned. but would no doubt prefer
slavery TO such life nine tenths of his lead
In Gotham. Nat being resdy to dispose Of the
prisoners finally, the Mayor continued the exami-
nation until this morning.
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NJ GxoRGs B. SrRRI, Dentist, Office
aud residence, No. 23l on MAN, between ssf aud sta
tgeets. Richmond Va nv sI-lv
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SINGULAR PRESERVATION. The bridge across the
Robinson run, near Gallipolis. OHIO. gave way
last Tuesday evening, as John Spangles and Cor
nelius Berridge were crossing IL with two horse
team. They fell distance Of rs feet to the bed
Of the creek: bat, what was most singular, neith'
er men nor horses were seriously injured, nor was
the wagon much broken.
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sGr THz GaEAr HEALTH RxsroarR

THE LIVE OF THE FLESH Is IN THE BLoop-Wben
the Blood becomes yitated Impure. or to weak tho
hes iooses is vitality the skin becomes ysiox snd
ton follow, the spirits droop. Nervousness comen-
ees, and life becomes q burden.
sARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
imparting vigor and tone 10 constitution I'M
paired by disease from any IL removes Piu-
Piles, and all skin eruptions; srouses the physscal
powers of both sexes. gives bloom 10 the pailid
medicinal in its effects, jt Is perfect cordial In
taste. II is particularly adapted 70 Fenals COM
plants. which In their very nature are sxhausting
OF Kidney and Bladder affections, 1t scts like a
charm Quart bottles 81. small botties 81 cents
Sold by PURCKLL, LADD q 20; fIsHka WfNsfoN:
PETERSON; BopEgKR; gAELIcK; W r LADD; MitIs-
PAUGa JOHNSON; DUyAL MORTON; srnBckEa,
AND DowDgy. my B-d&cW3m
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EsoounAa. THE L.p1.s.-The fsirer

ENCOURAGES THE LADIEs.-The falrer
portion OF the second Baptist church congregs'
ton will commeoce sale of useful articles to-Inor-
row afternoon, and they invite the public 20 visit
them on the occasion. As they are laboring in .
good cause. ve presume our readers will readily
extend 60 them . liberal aatronage.
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sMr MEDICAL ADVICE GRAr1s.-The

unreasonable weather which has been prevailing
Tor some time past is naturail productive Of many
Of those nfammatory ailme nts which sfflict man
kind Let all who may be thus attacked provide
themselves with ''HENRY's STIMULATING LINlMKNT -
and obtain the relief which it invariably affords
whenjudciously applied The proprietor partieu-
arlv recommends this preparation 10 those who are
suffering from PAINS IN THE BACK. and AFFECTIONS
OF TIE LIVER.
EA- For sale by Meade Baker, Jno W Garlick
drubbs Apperson, b. l.. Thomas and others
PURCELL d LADD,
my 3l-lm< Wholesale Agents.
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COMMITTEE eg FIRE AsNs-Majer Mordecai, Capt.
Rodman, ami Major Iadey, have been appointed
Ordnance Board To meet at West Point, on the
10Th July to test breach loading carbinss Of the
best model for the purpose Of which $4,000 have
been appropriated.
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SPECIAL notice..

eR- Barns. Baths, BATHS Hot,
,old and shower Baths can be had daily at ali
aoufs, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving. and
ShaMaooing Saloon, under the American Hotel l.
Entrance on lith street. . -.
Single Baths Is eents or tiekets fnr a az m
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Masonic CELsnR.rIoS.-The Masonic Fraternity
OF Day Lodge, Louisa Court H0use, Va, are making
very extensive preparations fer public ceiebra-
tlon on the anniversary of st. John the Baptist
the oath inst. The Rev Dir Burrows, of Richmond,
q Master Mason, will deliver the oration- A num-
uniting with their brethren of Day Lodge.
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HELD TO BAn-Gen. VIM. Walker and Col. Frank
Anderson were isst week required to enter into
their own recognizance before the United states
Circuit Court of New Orleans. the former In tue
sum of $3 00o and the latter 81 ,50O their counsel
having stated TO the Court that they we're not able
10 give security They bind themselves not to IN
fringe the provisions OF the neutrality laws as re-
gsrds the State of Nicaragua, for twelve months.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

The Times says that after the Agamemnon and
Niagara came 30 anchor in Plymouth Sound, after
the experimental trip, council Was had among the
engineers and electricians board both vessels
for the purpose Of comparing the results of the
experiments. The conclusions at which they ar
| rive will be made the subject of another communi-
cation before the expedition starts: but may
mention here that, in the opinion of those intrust-
ed with carrying ont this grand undertaking, the
ahoe OF the experiments have been satisfactory
| After filling mp with cosl and taking on board an
additional length of cable, the expedition starts
again Oh its great mission on Tuesday or Wednes.
day next.
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tsrneon yerdant youth from the countrv snta,as
small establishment in Rocketts and r air., !.
party seated around table, proposed a pau,a ~
'sevsB up for one dollar. His banter wa. IN
stantly taken, and the 'rhno' staked. but ~.
the caSds were dealt greeny repeuted bis rssh
dsmehded the return OF bis stake, and became 40
abusive that he had to be put into the street In
men efhis stamp, .sreeny" started to 4 nd a mag.
istrate and procure a warrant, but he had not
gone very far before he found some Que to xp,ver
Dis purpose. Seeing two men standing on tbs
corner Of 24th and Main, "greeny" desired to be
directed fos-lnstice. One of the men replied that
he was magistrate and would hear his com laint
snd the other was constable ready to enforce
the law. "Greeny" then, 10 q most pathetic man.
ner poured ont his grievances, and demanded re-
dress The Justice instantly issued q warrant for
the arrest OF the sbop-keeper, and after cbareIng
complainant 81 for his services, which vas
"forked" over, the three started In search of the
aggressors. Arriving at the house in Rockets
where greeny" was offended, the constable for.
msily arrested The accused, and the Justice being
&c hasd, court 90 opened for the vindicatiou of
hv After the several witnesses were he tft the
Justice decided that "greeny' was the aggressor.
ne having provoked the rough usage which had
been given, and the defendant was thereupon die.
missed. "Greenys' time for trial now came as
It was clearly proved that be had proposed game
in violation of the statute, and was thereupoo
amenabie to the law for the suppression of gam
Ing, he was fiued 81, which he readily =" forked
over, no doubt thinking himself quite lucky to
get out Of the clutches of madam Justice 90 easy
The best OF the joke was, that the Constable and
Justice we're 10 the grocery at the time ''greeny''
was put ont, aud hearing him threaten warrant,
had taken near cut, got ahead OF him, and inter
eepting him in his race for law officer had
thrown him off the track, made him pay well for
his hrst warrant, and saved their friend from ar
rest.
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KEESEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
Corner Of I2th aud Cary streets.

1% DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice WiNEs Fine BRAN.
olEs. Old WHIsKkYs and CIGARS No. ~ Main
tree4. "a
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GS- AT A MEETING OF THE COMMISSION.
RRS OF THE BANK of the COMMONWEALTH.
aseertane.l that an amount exceeding shc sum re-
aured t. sec ure the charter had been snbscgfbed
was
the Capital Stock Of ths Bank Of tbe Common
wealth, be closed on Saturday, the 18th DAY Of
June or earlier. thould the sum Of e5pofno hsys
been snbscribed prior % that date and that meet
ing Of the Stocsholders be held the gnrpcss of
organizing, at aoldins tIal on TUESDAY "a june
ss IL O'Clock, ".
JOHN A. LANCASTER.
HORACE I. KENT,
RICHARD q. NORkISs, J
WM. q. CRKNSHAW, (Com'erA
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr,(
JAMES H. GRANT,
WELLINGTON 60DDfN,1
to ofuua
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DIsruRBIsG RELIGIOUS WoRsHrp.

DIsrURBIsG RELIGIOUS WORSHIP. On
Saturday morning last the Mayor called the attes
tion of his police officers to the freauent com
plants made to him by Ministers of the GospeI
and laymen, of disturbances in and near their
churches, during the hours of religious woryhir,
and read the law by which such conduct is made
criminal Young men, said bis honor, are in the
habit Of assembling In front of churches to- laugh
and talk, as we'll to stare in the faces of ladies
going in and out, and In many instances they have
been rude and boisterous that ministers and
their hearers have been annoyed by their coarse
any such men existed in our midst, but as they
were here. be directed the officers to watch them
and take them into custody whenever they misbs-
haved. Some OF these young gallsnts have taken
up the idea that the streets Free aud that they
have as much right to congregate in froLt If a
church, to laugh and talk, they have in bar.
room. This, the Mayor said was a gross mistake O.
AZ the aggressors should find to their cost The
streets free for persons to pass along but are
not to be obstructed by crowds of men who may
assemble on the sidewalk. If young uen have no
more respect for religion than TO disturb its wor-
shippers by laughing and talking Ia front OF a
church, they had better stay at home. Common
decency should protect ladies from their impertE
nent gaze. at all times; but if that remedy 10 not
sufficiently powerful, the strong arm of the law 10
TO interpose and bring the sggressors to their
Senses If the entreaties of ministers, backed by
these Of the members of their congregation, will
not reform the errors to which we have alluded
the arrest exposure and punishment of some Of
the parties may bring all disturbers of religious
worship to their senses.
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seA- WATER CooLERs. have on
,,and o. 81 our own manufacture the best quality
W AIEk COOLER, neatly painted. Call and sup
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ARxY AFpAIRs.-Two companies, aud D. Ist
ARTILLERY. arrived at Fort Monroe from Fort Moul
trie, Charleston. s. G. on Sunday evening-onicer:
oftbe fret, Capt. vodges' and Lieuts wyman and
smead; of the second, Major Haskins, and Lieu1s
Jenkins and Cooper. Q -
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pY STEAMER k0hN0KE.--We hay'
- iEst received fnii and complets assortment q
Pla'n, Fsnex Head and bnlli'a WHIT Frngt,, q, n
trrz auf MzntIes, also Unst,f Tsssels, Of every d.
scrftfop; white Cords aud Tasseis, together witl
B,hBy Other goods 10 the Trimming way, which w
will offer l0w % the trade
,es cor Main and 18th streets
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The FREsHET IN LoTDoUN COUNTY, VA.-It appears
that Loudoun county, Va, suffered severely hy the
heavy rains of Friday and Saturday of week be-
fore last There was considerable overflow at
Leesburg, but serious damage was done there.
The Mirror, however, says:
Throughout the country we hear of its devasta-
ting effects. One gentleman informs us that about
seventy five acres of the best wheat he had. aud
about fifty acres of corn, were almost entirely
ruined; and his misfortune affords but faint con-
ception Of the immense loss sustained by others,
TO greater or less extent. In some instances
whole fields of corn have been covered to the depth
of ak or eight inches with sand and mud; wheat
1atteDed rs though passed over with heavy roll
er; mill filled upo washed of, stock drowned
etc. The loss of property in Loudoun alone will
amount 10 thousands of dollars. The destruc ion
is considered much more serious than that ocea-
stoned by the memorable freshet of 1913.
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GIVING pAssEs.--A summons has been

dIVING fAbsE5.---A BummOHS HAS DtBn
issued against B. Catogni for giving pass to one
Of VIM. Greauors negroes, ia violation OF law, aud
the case will come before the Mayor this morning
10 be disposed Of No one has right to give pass
to any servant other than his ewn, aud II the
Mayor wishes TO break up the practice he will have
10 impose the maximum fnes under the ordinance,
Instead ef putting them al 81 each, as he has been
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1Gr HoBsoS's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHANPootSG SALOON, under the American Ho
el--entrance on tlth street
n. Blot, Cold and shower BaTHs can be had at
All hours Single Bath 25 cents or tickets for one
dollar ia 4
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HEAVY PURCHASE By A FREE NBGRo.-At Iberviile,
La, at public sale recently, a f. IN. c. became the
purchaser Of sugar plantation in that parish, at
the price of $240, 900 making him the owner alto
Oether of 4 500 acres Of land and 200 negroes.
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EFFECT or THE FLooD.-The food In the West has
garfield MP breadstuffs at Chicago. The advance
may be but panic which the change In the
weather may numake agatn. The Chicago Tribune
saws of the weather and crops
There is little ground for alarm felt in many
quarters in regard to the effects of the continued
favorable weather upon the growing crop of corn
Seventy FIVE days of warm sun, with or withon,
occasional showers, Will insure average yield
OF that great staple In half dozen of the Western
States: and although there is much uneasine.s
manifested lust now, we see no reason to believe
thet tho prospect is hopeless or even discourag
ing.