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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-13

- EpsorAL No41cs. paragraph n
the sEC-as n the whif o. YESTERDAY sAyi1g IT,
.run r. no mo Ares, unisss new house .na.l e
baIts 1or tbS C0m0datj0n ~ tnetr Apparatus -
farnieure befurs the OLD building II dkm1thoea IN
Intentionally Hgoniss art " from wron8 INFORM.
ton, imprtes % us inteptons not copceissd aao gy
us 6ctff 4 ia 1nfefaith % hrcmen, ~ no means e
earded g CON men liable. We do not wish ne ecm.
muuity 70 imaSine-inasmuch - the Csuncm. ~. aae
thereby subjscting ms to considerable pecuMary
ioss occasSored BIZ the cesti ucsion Of our meeun3
room, which bad Just succeedsd n mating sn
thnt We viii ALI back upon cur diGnity and with.
draw our ssryices Far from q Though tnssC
shouId fmpovefish our purses, y viii not aAmpen
oup aroT Or easen our desire TO do good IN the gss
swi,nns tbourh thankIess cause In which We arr en-
lated Our visils VIM nsinue g constant and our
arsrtions a desperate. We strive not ior pdH DOT
a. we seek for fysrfism. OF our fellow citizens
ssh Int the priy.lege Of rendering them cur ~.
vices Of the Councn we only ask, lI N luss.ce ~ ~
the already cd purses Of the comMnn -
~. ir dispostion OF MS TO give as location wnefs
We can do the most gccd and 70 give ~ nS S
~ which We can remove our furniture ana re-, y,
rauge it 10 a. TO show the comm unity tnAt
yIR snEN We still have taste lor co 1ioIt nne s"e
rsfned. p GARDNER Acting Commoer'
m a RREEDEN, Secretary
.c1a-tx Il GAINES. Treasurer.
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CUEIoUs CASE OF BIGAMY A Mr. and Mrs Winnie
n,an and wife, were arrested in Morrisaoia. n.
last week, the latter charged with bigamy, aud
she fnr;ner ia aiding and abetting the same. The
woman, it seems. on the 20sh inst, was married
tn one James Wright. snd her husband, Charles
Winnie. was present, consenti1g to the same
They were both corapitted in default of bail. 1t
il alleged that neither OF them supposed there
sas any thing Illegal in the proceedings. Winnie
stated that he and his wife, having become mutual
Iy tired of each other. asd she and Wright havirg
became partial 10 one anothers company, he, Win
pie. proposed that If hrs. W. agreeable,
Wright should take her. Mrs. W. having consent.
ed, Winnie took ad sice Of a constable, and Wright
drew up papers Of separation, whish Winnie and
his wife signed and exchanged, supposiDg that
they bad right to marry again rs Soon as they
pleased
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CuNoUs SLAVE CAss-rhe Rapids (La) Democrat.
OF the Goth nit, tells curious story Ola slave who,
six years ago, runaway from his master in Georgia,
married q white woman, who had several children
hy him. and settled near Bertrand's Prairie, Rap
ides parish His personal appearance had never
ied one TO suspect his African blood, but bis old
master by SOME means learned his hiding place
and came on in pursuit of him two or three weeks
since lie and his companion, armed with shot
guns met and recognized the slave, and on his at
teu pting to escape, shot him twice, woundiug him,
but not severely enough TO prevent his escape.
HIS owner offers reward OF 800 for bis arrest
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THE IT. s. STEAMSHIP NIAGARA,

ST. JOINS. N. f., August 11-There are still re
manning on board the Niagara over so miles of ocean
cable which will be reshpped to England from
New York. All the machiaery for paying ont the
cable 10 left standing exactly as it was used, and
v i'll not be removed until after the Niagara reach
es New York.
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sAIIINa OLE THE EUROPA

BosroN. Wednesday, Aug IL. 1S5S.-The r. NJ
steamship Europa sailed from here at noon to-day,
with fortytwo passengers for Liverpool, and eight
for Halifax. She took out no specie.
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Tur GRAND JURY Of the Hustine.

Court was 10 session yesterday, and found true
bills against the following persons, indicted ior
mjsdeneauors: Robert Heath--John Leary, for q
brutal assault upon his wife--Robert Lowry-John
A. Pariss, for keeping a disorderly, tipping and
gaming house for negroes and whi'es-Reubenefta
cambridge, for remairipg In the Commonwealth
contrary to law--and 9. Hepslelp for libel.
The Grand Jury also presented william fl Fry,
keeper of tho Powhatan Heuse, fer permitting q
nuisance upon bis premises. The witnesses, among
whom was the Mayer, testified that they had care
fully inspected the Powhatau House, and found IL
scrupulousiy neat and clean from basement to at
tic But at the Southeast corner OF the lot was
nit. prepared TO receive the ashes, garbage and
vegetable waste from the kitchen, which creates
tbs nuisance complained Of The Mayer thought
the construction Of the house and location OF the
lot we're such rs to preclude the possibility OF
keeping it in proper order, and so stated In open
Court,
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NEW GRENADIAN TREATY-FR0A MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13--New 6renadian advices
say the Cass- Herran treaty has been ratified with
notifications. !,
Another revolution In Mexico Is reported, with
FIX Gov Bsez as leader. Tampico had been aban-
doned by Znloaga's adberents, and the liberals
were advancing on the city.
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HrpaoPHosIA.--James Williams, u. D., writes to
the Philadelphia Inquirer interesting letter on
Ne treatment Of persons bitten by mad dogs. He
himself vas bitten, and vas cared by the mode
prescribed In the following extract from his letter
.when any person - bistsn, With sharp knife
cut away small portion Of the nesh surrounding
the wsond. anl cautsFiss the part freely with
lunar causfic, and repeat the application two or
three days; ASpss the wonnd each time with =
little simple cerats or fTesh lard.
Take OF the root al sIicampaps lcsnula campana)
one puace and half cot Il nne or bruise u, then
boil Il " one pint Of milk down 70 half pint:
give this quantity three naofnings fasting; DO not
let tbs patient eat auything until about O'Clock
possible. confident and cheerful. II IL confidently
esssyted BY thoss who hare used tbs eliesmpans
au1 msk alsns. tbae Is viii hare the dseirsd eject,
y tsksa within - h0nss sitsr the accident.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Conpssr.-A gene
rsl meetipg of the stockholders OF this concern
takes place at Louisville. KY, On the 2lth instant.
Tho President, In issuing the call, states that
though its pas. management hasibeen marked ~
errors Of the grossest character" yet by good
mana cement in the future the road may be made
ito meet the lar est expectations Of its friends"
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PoULrRY always command high prices
In our mark etc. and the wonder is, that farmers
paw SO little attention to its rearing. With very
little labor a man owning small place might
readily raise ducks and chickens enough TO sup
mort his family With comfortable houses, a large
.rnn,v of eggs could be had in winter, aud in the
spring early chickens are worth their weight in
al
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NIaHT SoHooLs.-The Mechanics In
stitnte will have good night schools in operation
Immediately after the Fair; and the very best
teachers to be had will hays charge OF them. All
bows who cannot spare time to attend schoos 10
the day should join the Institute at once, so as to
have the privilege of the night schools.
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ST. LOUIS, August l2.-Returns from Congress
sjonal districts indicate the following majorities:
I'd district, Anderson, Dem, 4.5oo; Sd district,
Clarke Dem, 1000; 4th district, Craig. Dem, 4ooo;
5th district, Woolson, DEM. 500; 9th district,
Phelps, Dem, 1000; 7th district, Noel, DEM, 3,ooo
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TRAVELLING LUEATIc. --Messrs. James
L. Bray and Andrew Jinkins of this city will leave
here this afternoon on tue steamer Roanoke, on
their way to Derby, Conn. where they have been
directed by thu Hastings Court, TO convey Edward
Sparks, lunatc.
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PAYING WELL.-Jno. A Fsriss, charged
with keeping an iil-governed, tipping and gaming
house, was tried before the Hastings Court yeser-
day, found guilty and fined $50 aud costs.
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BosroN, Wednesday. Aug IL, 1S5s.-Thos. Clan
cy, charged with the murder of Thos McDermott
in Mendon, on Friday last, was arrested at East
Boston last evening, where he had secreted himse
in the house of his sister.
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NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 12.-The paper MIL on
Bath Island was burnt to-day. Loss $loo,ooo-in
sured for 1851 eco The fire was caused by the eA
plosion of the boiler.
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F.InIsa s,Gss.-nIany farmers

for rain the first Saturday in August with as much
Certainty "a they look for night to follow day. but
In this immediate locality they have been disas-
pointed We have had rain since the Sd, des-
pite the signs CT lightning uader the Nerth stars,
aud clouds for three successive mornings, and the
consequence is that the growing crops are suffer
inc
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Mr.. Bass requests US 10 say, that in
the difficulty between himself and Mr.. Davis. he
did lot give Mr.. D. the I'D Iie," as was reported,
but merely used the word "iie."
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GIVE BUSINESS The Mayor yester
day had large civil docket to dispose OF, it being
his warrant trying day.
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PAPER MILL BURNT.

ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
NEW YoaK, Aug 1.-THE Star OF the West mas
arrived With 81 500 900 in gold.
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LIGHT WHEAT, is a general complaint
among the farmers and millers. Very few crops
in this section average ones either in quality
|
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HANUEHVUs --N' If0tO 0fkOH1
that so few accidents occur 20 boys who make
their play grounds at the railroad depo's' De.
spit. the efforts of the Conductors to prevent
them. they climb upon the trains while in motion,
ride few squares, aud jump off, as IT by 80 doing
thew we're not eudangering their limbs and lives.
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UpsET "A country carriage, in which
were two ladies ard chiid,was UPSET near tho first
market, by coming in contact with an omnibus,
but no one was injured.
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MANUFACTURED ATLANTIC TElEGRApHIo "ESTHU
uAsa.n-It IL believed by many that tho whole
British people will DO laughing 10 their sleeves
ths very moment they hear Of she grand illumina.
lions aud other American demonstrations with
which we have greeted Mr.. Fields dispatch from
Trinity BAY, for they are certainly aware that
John Buil has completely outwitted Brother iona
than in regard 70 tho Atlantic telegraph. Bnt 1t
Il doe to truth however, to declare that there has
been vast doal of humbug about these .'grand
il,umtuatscns" Many, Of which We have had
flaming accounts, probably never took place. Here
d . case point. Thegincnnaa Gazette OF Tues
day says:
Those Of our readers who reoollect how stormy
last Fridsy evening was-how the rain Tell in tor
rente, driving every body from the streets, aud
cembiusd With the wind aud lightning to make
such night a. Christian farmer would not leave
his srarscrow out doors in-csn appreciate the
following brilliant Dispatch, which We nnd teIe
rraphed by the agent OF the associated press to
tho Cleveland and other distant papers:
sGncinsati, august Our city was brilliantly
illuminaied last night, oil the bells were rung,
splendid Hrsworks displayed. bands Of music were
out, beautiful ladies graced the streets, and a
mighty copcourse shrenged the city, all in honor
OF The union Of the old aud new world by the tele
Graph."
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NOTlCE.-The undersigned hopes that
IN all persons having his BOTTLES in their po,-
session. will Iple ase deliver them TO his WAGNER
when called for. he, or any in bis employ inent
have never sold them. NJ MCCORMACK.
am now fully prepared to supply my friends and
customers y no may he pleased to favor me with
Potter, ALE and LAGER BEER.
au l3 N Moe
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TAILoRs' WAGEs.-The jo.rneymen taiors of Phi
ladelphia held q meeting on Monday evening, for
the purpose of adopting measures to Increase the
wages received for their labors. About three hun
bred we're present. Letters were read from tie
tailors trade societies OF New York, Boston and
Washington, expressing the warmest sympathies
of the tai,ors of thoae cities for their brethren
Philadelphia. The meeting agreed upon list Of
prices, which is hereafter to be demanded Of en-
pIoyers.
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ExkcurIos.-Tom Longs free negro, for the at
tempted assassination Of Elisha r. Keen, Esq, Is
20 be hung at Pittsyivania Court House, to-day.
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HoRsKs There are fewer fine horses
on sale in our market at this time than we have
known for many months. In some of the public
stables not more thantwoor three to be found
white in others, the stalls vacant and TO let.
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FATAL ArrRAy.--A street rencontre took place
in Cushbert, Ca on the 9th inst, between VIM
| Millrous and c. G. Watson, brothers in-law, H.
which the latter was shc. twice and died on the
ground. family fcnd vas the cause Millrons
Was aegnitted on tho ground Of selEdefence.
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job. Smith. who wa: convicted recently. =.
York, England, Of throwing vitriol on Jane Eliza.
beth Turner Robinson, has been sentenced 70 is
years penal servitude.
General A. s. Foote Is laboring under . painful
affection At tho residence OF = friend near Mem
phis aud fears entertained that he cannot re-
cover
1t has bseu estimated that at least fourteen
hundred millions OF dollars have been added with.
il the last decade to the stock Of precious metxs
existing Ia the world.
Or John McManus we'll known physician Of
Phiiadeil,his, aud for many years d prominent
member OF tho Native American party, died few
days ago.
Prof. Morse, In l843, fifteen years ago. said that
teieers phie communication acI oss the Atlantic
ocean, might with certainty b. established.
MIR. bonner. brother OF DR.. Bonner of Orryille
Alabama wss killed by ligLtpi r, In bis brother
ON - II that Place on tho 18th NJ.
Rev. Charles II. Reed, of Richmond. preach.s =.
frog, n r.. ON suss.ay last. z -
Toe Philadelphia Fire Department nov cona,.t.
- 20 niss, u Of which are snsines.
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The Impri.onmcn, of Lady BuIwer.

The New York Daily News 10 of opinion that the
late apology of Robert b. Lyston for the course of
his father towards his mother cannot be accepted
as hnality. 1t must be borne in mind, says tho
News. by those who look to this amiable young
gensleman as the natural protector of his mother,
that there has been au enlargement between
them for the last seventeen years aud that during
tho whole Of this time they have never seen or
spoken to each other until the affair at Hartford
shire So fsr from feeling towards her any of the
affection natural 10 the bosom of u son, when he
was appealed TO at the time of Lady Buiwer's sci
sure to save her from indienity, his heartless apa
sby, then and there exhibited clearly confirms
the suspicion that he was somewhat instrumental
in promoting tho malicious designs Of 6ir Ed
ward.
The News adds that, when IN connection With
the outrage uron Lady Bulwer, there is presented
an almoet similar case, Of man IN the full posses
sion of his mental faculties, found by the Commits
sioners Of Lunacy immured 10 the dungeon Of a
Yorkshire ssy!nm. II would appear that the per.
sonal liberty Of the British subject is again pass
ing into tho hands OF an arbitrary power which
was supposed to have been oVerthrown by the
abolition Of the Star Chamber Court
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HE DIS ATC H
.-... .AuaU as,a ssse,

korycE 10 ADVERTISERS Assref;seas,ts IN.
~ DssPAToH .wM b ha#isd is hy sis O'clock in he
s0}tvNeon IN order 70 arp ar The merit day m.
kSbySassssss ~ Acknowledgements apon shs cp,smns NJ
4sr pxper Vol not adatsf If their rsceptsoa ds1 ne
- ~
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RAISING TOBACCO Andrew Cooper, a
black Jehu. was arrested yesterday morning. while
in the act of storing away stolen tobacco in bis
carriage taken before the Mayor and sentenced to
the lash.
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From Montgomery.


MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August 1ltb, 1865
This watering place 80 easy of access-being con-
nected with yonr city by rail all the way-now
numbers upwards OF Ave hundred visitors, the
larger portion of whom are from Tennessee, Ala
bama and Louisiana, and there is still room for as
many more.
We were favored yesterday with fine shower
of rain, which much wanted, as the long
drought has extended over this portion of the
State, aud fears now entertained that the corn
crop will prove nearly total failure here H.
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WArEsuK1oss ara so abundant in thu

market that they may be had at any price the
buyer is willing to pay. Very fine ones bring ten
aud Is cents, and hard to get of at those fig
ures. Green rind, red meat, and white seed, 10 be-
ing sung continually at every corner of the streets
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and Alexandria Railroad Company pushing
forward vigorously their work between Lynch
burg and Charlottesville. On the Manassas Gap
Railroad he new bridge is now building, and other
work active or the twelve miles between Wood
stock and Mount Jackson. The rails necessary
for the completion of this workhave been purchas-
ed. and ,he hope ia confidently entertained that
they will get to Mount jackson in December next.
Coward" 10 also the ~stchrord of the Alexar-
dr:a. Loudoun and Hampshire railway. Thaty
miles Of this enterprise are graded, and ty the
last Of this month"; or the beginning of September,
laying If the rails will be commenced.-Richmond
EnsSaySr.
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NEW Yosx FRss NEGRO 70 IN soLp M Law
IN Gsesau.---wiIliam Bodie, & m c., belonging IN
N. York, is advertised The in Brunswick tGa) Her
aid. to be sold on the hrst Tuesday in September
next, by the Sheriff of NcIntosh county, Ca, for
COS, aud an attempt TO inveigie slave from that
county. Bodie /. a sailor board New York
craft, loading with lumber at Darieu, Georgia; he
was clearly convicted Of bis crime, aud sensenced
by the Mayor Of that city.
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Fxrrxsivs PaSPan.rroxs are being

ExTnNBivn PRtPAhaTToNs are being
made IN various eectious Of the Union for attend
ing the great National Fsir TO be held 10 this city
in October next, nader the auspices OF the Virgil
MIA Cestral Agricsstural Society. We publish this
morning the premium list, which 10 not only ub
eral bus attractive II 10 said BY those Who Ought
TO know, that horses snd other stock VIII be sent
here from Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts. New
York, Rho.s Island, p. nnsyvania, Maryla d North
Carolina, South Csrofina, Tennessee, Kentucky
and Ohio; and that large quantities OF machinery
Of various kinds msy be expected from Boston:
New Fork. philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnasi
and LouisvilIe. to contend for premiums. Oh
course visitors may be expected from, every State
in the Union, At this great national gathering.
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JAS H CONWAY. NJ d. -.
A g WORKMAN. III d. ; Medical Board. s,f ss-..g.r
Ro COLEMAN, NJ ID, jy 23-ts

c@c THE GREAT HEALTH REsroRER !!
The LIFE OF THE FLESH IS IN THE BLooD.-When
the Blood becomes vitated impure, or too weak the
flesh looses its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
pallid the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia aud Indiges
ton follow, the spirits droop, Nervousness common
COS, and life becomes a burden.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER, OF
SARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels
imparting new vigor and tone to constitution i'm
paired by disease from any cause. 1t remover Pin
pies, and all skin eruptions arouses the phi steal
powers of both sexes, gives bloom to the pallid
cheek, and makes one joyous and happy. Though
medicinal in its effects it is perfect co, dial in
taste. 1t is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, which in their very nature are exhaustina
and facilitating. For Dropsy, or dropsical swelings.
OF Kidney and Bladder affections. it acts like a
charm. Quart bottles 81 small bottles 50 cents.
Sold by PURCELL LADD Co; FISHER WINSTON;
PETERSON: BoDEXER; GARL,cK; w LADD; MILLS.
PAuGH JOHNSON; DUvAL NORTON; Trucker,
AND DoWDEN. my 3l--d&cH3m
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THEarRIc.L-" Dudleys HAIL." at Lynchburg,
Va will be opened On the 1st OF next month, by
Messrs Kuukel h Co., with u dramatic company.
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W No FAMILY can afford to M with.

E8 NO FAMILY can an0rd TO De with
out MUSTANG LINIMENT in their house The
many ACCIDENTS we are liable to. may render IL re-
forming such certain cure. (Ertroct) I'm lifting
the kettle from the fire 1t csusht and scalded my
to a crisp. The torture was unbearable 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang Liniment ap-
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately II
healed rapidly 0ud left scar OF account. CHAs
FOSTER, 40 Broad street. Philadelphia" 1t is truly
a wonderful article. 1t will cnre any case of Swell
ing, Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism
For horses it should never be dispensed with. One
dollars worth Of Mustang has frequently saved a
valuable horse. II cures Halds Sprains. RingboDe.
SPAWN and Founders. Be,ydre If limitations Sold
In all parts of the habitable Glsbe.
BARNES PARK, Proprietors.
jy &-d&clm New York.
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~Ar Axp BsIow Cosr. -we are

mP Ar AND BELOW COsr. we are
rusbinu our sales to close business In October In
Ill Fancy Goods We are Wiling TO make heavy az c 10
III con- ntrv peopie to our stock visit from them
sali be fully repaid by low prices for Goods Is
We prefer sacrificing them in the house. to puteng
'ne'' - VALENTINE s SON. No 90 Broad St.
.,r.-,U, Near Capitol Equare.
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DKuGoIsT CoNviofED-John Eomer, . druggists
clerk, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 4th
degree, 10 the New York Court of Sessions on Mon.
day having carelessls sold poisonous drug, which
| caused the death of child. lie was sentenced to
the pepitentary for three months.
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ArpLss-The apple trces in this part of New
England give promise Of great crop OF excellent
frnit. The early kinds will soon be in the market.
and superior 1ualty.-f,,ston Transcript De