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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

Gu the 5th Of Juue, the American captains in the
port of Antwerp presented to MIR. Gall, United
States consul there. = handsome gold he AIDED cane.
The Paris corr espondent of the Boston Post sa q
that crInoii1e is ont OF fashion, ard thai even
starch is not az fat.
During her visit TO Birming CHAM, Queen Victoria
listened 10 hymn sung by A 900 Sunday school
children.
John A. Goldsborough, a magistrate of Prince
George county, Md, was shot aud killed GU the
9Th inst, by I. Taihert who was under going ai
Examination before him.
Jenny Lind GoIdschmidt. with her husband aud
two children tsJn and daughterl arrived in Lon
don during the week ending the 18th uit
feet In circumference aud 40 feet To the first LIMB
James Nolan is to be hung at New Orleans on
the 10th inst, for the murder of Capt. Reeno.
A servant asked her mistress whether she could
OBJ ige her by going out on particular aft raoon
as she was going to have party of friends and
wanted the loan of the drawing room.
A gentleman having been asked on his return
fr party lit he had seen anything of Miss A.,
re Piled that he had sgood deal of her" The
Ia ty was in the habit of wearing very low necked
DIR .sses.
Professor Janes G. Deckery has resigned the
presidency of the Mississippi Eeuals Colfs 80, as
Hernando.
Mrs. Esther Boice died In Gates county, N. c.,
on the 9Th inst. aged los years; she proiessed re
| ligion when SO yeats old, K
There we're Az deaths In New York last week
% u eonsuAistiJa
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ew- WORLD FAMOUS to a certainty !;

Or. J HoSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BiFrERs,
i0r the cure Of D. spcpsia fever and Aeue, Piatu.
tence Constipation. and all tn. train OF t.iseaseu
which arise from morbid condition Of those fuLc
tons on the stomach upon the proper action of
which the health So mnch depends. Those " Lo de-
re to bs prepared. not cnfy tor the b, psi4 but
tr cne-half The ills thar humanity is heir t0 shJuI
'FoSIde themselves with that most excellent ct IN
una kD wn as DrJ Hostettcr's Cee brated tuuacti
filters hese Bitters" are pleasan 10 tue tat.
,ure Of opei atiou and Composed entirely o. yeseta
lie substances, prepared with the greatest caro-. II
Oh want to be entirely refreshed, both physically
AMI meat taiy. 20 and procure this valuaGie- tonic
For sale by Druggists aud dealt rs generally, every
where. il Z4-dlm
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rag- INrgkrsrlNa no LAplEs.-When

in the course Of human events. baGies and Gertle-
men lose one VI their greatest natural attractions
luC head of hair-lt becomes matter OF serious inl-
OItance, and the question: is. what shall do To
stop the hair from iaiiiu2 oi and restore its ygor
and beauty. In reply 10 thi- query, Ne beg To say
try Dr. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER aud lMsEovER. A
few applications will stop the hair falling or break
ing, remove uandruh, keep the ecap clean and
white, aud part frt shness and pigUr the HAIR
and although GU may have been bald twenty years
the continued use vi it two mouths will insure you
luXariant mead of hair. Call and get bottle and
if satisfied after the second sppt cation, return
it aud get the price paid.
Ask tor DR.. Harris Hail Promster and Improyer.
Sold in Richmond. by
w PETERSON Druggist
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and " all sts.
-3m
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s6y SARAroGA EMPIRE Sps,sa WAYpr

fhis Water, fresh from the Spfing car be obtained
Al Messrs. puRcEIL, ADD Cos No Fa2 AIain street
eithlnond, Va by the gross OK ssuple tox Also ur
sale at ali the pflclpa Drua StpIes in tue city For
anaiysis directions Tor and certificates OF emf
nrnt physicians sec o,renlar which can ba obtained
At the ID. ug StuFes.
Orders may be addressed to the Propretors, G. W
SsT'H 4 Co. Saratoga Springs of AZ tiirir De-.
pot, 8 Aparciay street, New York. ap If-3m
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ADMIRABLE USE OF A MAGNET.-A smith IN Brlgh-
ton, Englsbd while forging piece OF iron, ieit
something strike his eye. aud subsequently feel
ing great pain. went to Dr King, in Palace street,
who discovered that piece of iron had embedded
itself la the ball of the eye. After vaiuy endcay-
oriug To extract is in the usual way, DR., King
thought Of powerful magnet which be had. lie
appiied it to the eye, aud reJoiced at finding
the piece of iron instantly removed. 1t was al
large as d grain of wheat.
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kB- LIFE SIZE PHoroGeApHs.-Tbe

w LtFE IIAh HUIUFHAPHb.--IH 8.
subscEiDer takes pleasure in announcing T. his mn
'neT0us patrons ard the pauic at la pe that h., y
now prepaid to furnish photOgr tphs from mi ala
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or Colored
INCH. iot accuracy and flush, he warrants e1pal
NOT superior TO any produced in this city, a; ess
nan the usual price. Old Pictures copied aus en-.
arEre,i to any size.
C.uzens ani strangers are invited to call and ex.
tEnino specif1ens ar u EB>' Teprie of Ant CORN
hian Hall, Main street, between 9th ana l6th
Y e GIBBS.
T. S.-lf you want a genuine Ahbrotype this ie
'he place to get it, where you will neither hum
ougged in price work, Also, Melainotypes. or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
lie Is p q
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SUICIDE A young man named Arthur A Parliu
dISapi cared on the 18th alt, from his father
fesIdence AT ChardUu, Grsugs Co.. Ohio. aud was
found ou Saturday. the 26th, in Munsou pond lie
had committed suicide, by tying stoue of sixteen
pounds weight tn his wrists, auI jumping from d
SKIN into the deepest part OF the pond. No reas n
Is given for the act.
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pAEIsIAS FAsHloN--The Paris correspondent o.
The Journal of Commerce says the most pretty anC
becoming novelties for summer bonuets, are o
Grape and tule. with garlands tufts Of flowers, anO
a bande4u, in the form ola diadem across the fore
aead The fancy straws are extremely elegant
ne especially If black and straw coore1 squares
,efuIiy trimmed with gold coiored velvet and
hlack guipure The last style Of trimming for the
very white and fiue Belgian straws is a large bow
IF black taffeta ribbon on the top Of the bonnet
the barolet is Of spotted tule and all the edges n
he bonnet and baroIet are bordered with Tar cy
colnred velvet; cherry forms the best contras,
With the black bow the inside of the bonnet
formed o: white blonde, and the strings ale o,
white ribbon.
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IH- DUDLEY l. Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, line BRAN
GlEs. Old Whisky and CIGARS No. y Main
treet. fs2
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aH~ NEx FAMILY DRuG sToaE. -

YARING & PEARCE, druggists beg to inform
heirtrends and the public generally that they have
-emoved TO their NEW ST IRE. on Broad street
.bove Ninth. an opposite the old swan Tavern
"here may be found churets ass )r tment of fresh
md rriiaoe DRUGS, MEDICINES aud { II ENl
AhSi also, English aud French Pertumefy, Lu
pin'3 Extracts. Hair AMI Tooth Brushes FaI cy Ar
!cles, Imported Cigars and Chewing and smoking
Tobacco of the best quality It's
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DECIMAL CURRENCY.-An interesting report has
been received by the Treasury department from
Professor Alexander who is III England. 90.
gagged in securing a uniform currency for the two
countries, as authorized by the last Congress. He
upon by the Com uissi0Gers. 1t will be recullectei
that the Act OF Congress requires that there be no
departure from tie decimal system. Additioua
instructions will lie forwarded 10 Professor A III d
lew days
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IhRGE OrANTIIIE9 nF

LARGE QUANTITIES OF FURs The St Paul Pho.
ncer, OF the 2lst uit.. says some two hundred and
fifty carts from Pembina, laden with furs are cd
cdmped on the outskirts of that city, aud enough
Others are expected to swell the number to six hun
fred Altogether they will bring furs to the value
of $4,000. These carts of the most primitive
character. aud are drawn by oxen and the stunted
ponies Of the plains
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par NEW FIRE Paoor Rooy1so. Til,

subscrbers successors OF EsTiLL Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CsMEAT ROOFING.
now offer the same TO the public.
Ii makes one OF the very best and cheapest roofs
eV4r Used for DWELLINGS. CHUhCEEe, bAnAs.
DEPUfs, sc.
IL also makes An invaluable PAINT for tin n ofs
stops the lsaky ones ana prevents those newly put
oa from icakiBg.
Roofs painted with this material " II not require
re painting for many years
All orders IN city or couutry promptly attended
to- G. ID. YALE Co,
100 Main street.
sB- County Rights In Virginia for sale.
lT-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

The WINE OF CALIFoRSIA-California, like Nis
souri, will soon rival Ohio in the produce Of native
vine. There is one firm in San Francisco which
produ ced last year two hundred thousand bottle.
If champagne from their own vineyard u L0~
Angeles. This is but one of many Instances OF
California enterprise ia wine-gro~ing. Almost
every State in the Union adds its quota
small ia many cases; but always iucreasing--to the
annual uroiuct
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ANorHER PAreI.Rca D.p.Rrgp SIC. Abr.ha

ANOTHER PATRIARCH DEPARTED Mr.. Abraham
Racket died at East Marion, tireeDport l.. I, OF
he fourth of July, aged 30 years aud months
He quite small boy during the Americas
revolutionary war, but distinctly remembered
many interesting events which tran5pired du' ing
that memorable period. The remains of this aged
patriot were conveyed to their last resting place
the 5th. while the American people throughout
the country were celebrating the o2i anniversary
OF our national independence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

KANSAS The -. Louis Republican in mention
ing the departure OF Governor Denver from thai
city. takes the opportunity 10 Contradict recent
report that lie iuteud. to resign the .tice of Gov
eruor of Kansas. The Republican says that Mr.
Denver will be absent from the Territory only fol
t.hort time. lie intends TO return tLither, if pos
sible, before the election under the Critseuden
Montgomery bill, which is to take place on the tirsi
Monday iu August. The whole Territory at the
latest date was quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

Albert Myers has been convicted Of murder In
the first degree at Columbus, Ohio, for killing
bartlett Neville.
The frst National Gag, with thirty two stars,
was ho,sted on board waahiagtoa steam, r,
Thursday. 49,
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SAVED FROM Loss The American Sunday Schoo'
Union bias been saved tom less by the defaications
of Mr. r W Porter. lie wroDged the society out
of $50 600, hnt bs dex,erous management, the So
ciefy has obtained security TO the amount Of over
$40, 100, and the balsAce has been assumed by q
Christian gentleman who desires the welfare oi
ri societp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

WINE CHEAPER THAN WATER.-The Paris CORES
pondent ofthe Boston Traveller under date OF Junr
% b, says:
'Co,npiaints ts are made from every part Of France
that the wells aud springs are drying up and it i-
said that wine will be cheaper Ihan water this
year The wine crop, it is said, promises 10 be
he largest ever seen, old wine ca-ks cannot b.
had now fer love money, and the potfers are
hu>y making huge jars like the oil jars Of the Ara
bian Nights for the superabuudant grapes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

AGRICULTURE IN fRANcE.-A long report recent
Iy submitted 10 the Emperor Louis Napoleon.
states that in fraHce there fewer than IL
000.O00 hectares (the hectare is two and hall
acres) OF lands under cultivation which divided
nto l30,000oOo holdings, possessed or occupied by
at least ,000, 900 heads of families.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

WEARING THE PAsrs.-Fanny Fern boldly con-
fesses that, IN the recent rainy spell, which made
walking in skirts inpracticabip, she donned a full
suit OF the male Ferns habiiiments, and thus
equipped. took long evening walk. and to her
eminent comfort aud delectation. Her husband,
indeed, accompanied her but whether In her cast
of integuments the record saith not.
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MORE CHEEsE PoisoNiNG.-The Manchester, n
H., Mirror says that the families of Mr.. c. ID
Dunbar and Mr. Badger, eleven persoss in all.
have just been poisoned by eating cheese. The
administration Of proper remedies has relieved all
parties. The sy ynptoms were the same as ia cop
per poisoning, and ii is supposed that some cop.
per uielsil was used in the manufacture of the
cheese.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

NLw SLo0PoF-WAR The Boston Journal of Fri
day has the following:
We learn that orders have been received at the
Navy Yard, Charlestown, for the immediate con-
struction ofa sloop-Cfwar, 1S3 feet in length 81
fat breadth Of bsan, and of l209 tors burthen -
she IL TO curry but three guns, and be Of very
/ ht draftn
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN

CHINA AND GLASSWARE, and various
Housekeeping Articles, are AZ SCltAAP tO's
store. 81 aud hrOad street.Ih"y are selling
nee clear Iumbiefs from 81 cents a doz ia aud up
wards. II Just half the value; Butter, Preserve
Pickle aud Sugar Dishes, very cheap ipdee,; Cob
le's; Decduters; Lamps; Caudlesticks; spleDdld
French China Vases and Cologne Bottles; Plain ard
Doc2rhted Tea End Dinner Sets; Motto Cups, &c;
Tea rgsSs: toahingi3Ia,sas .t Wster Gooiers and
thousands Of other housekeeping articles will he
sold amazingly low at SCuAAP cos, corner
oi Broad aud 81 .tTeets. Look king glass Plates, Of
ont own importation, 10 dealers at hes York whole
nait ptierE. my Is
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80 EU0 RENT The uouse Ola Cary
as .trs'r, between ~ ami 81, 81 present occupied
His .iad "A RHJaes. fl las rooms, is il thorough
trpsIr al to l's'j tenant III ie rented Al mode
Ia.H uEit.. Possession given st 'ay Oi May. Ap-
ply - UiBiELL ii JOHNSON,
ap 3--rs ShOckoe Sip.
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EARfHoUAKE IN MESlCo-A torrble earthquake
was experienced throughout Mexico on the 18th
destroying large amount Of property aud causing
the loss of nearly fifty lives, besides great man,
wounded. At the capital, several buildings were
thrown to the ground. The shock is represented
in the papers to have been the most severe of au,
that has occurred for the past fifty years
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.ra M4NCHESrER RESIDENCE FOR

81 Notwithstanding to discontinue hOusekeep
Ing ( odrr for rent my residence in Manchester
C .utaiuug Il sc comfortable aud good sized rooms
fur 81 thcm "lth fire places besides tNo hatement
rtnIs used at present Il kitchen and servants
room.
Ia hJu.eis nearly new, aud very convenient, IN
.1 lio-, AeLlty part Of the trHn, and near one oi
,no te-J rpriEls in this region, tnd commands
gl., .f ~ ma nd from euG to the other
would ike to s"ii also the mort CF my House
t,.l adj kIt-hru Furniture.
ia, god tenant 20 rent viii be acc' nm dating
J. 80, ,suH <tcu im'let.atuy,
,g.iv Il .gtt gfhce- ms iH-ts
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EXPLOSION AT THE MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS.
A sad accident occurred at the establishment
known AS the Manchester Print Works, in Smith
fl i'd (R. y on Thdrsday morning last, by the ex
plosinn Of a steam boiler, which caused the des
rruction of considerable property, the instant
death of two men. ard severely. but it is hoped
not fatally, irjuiiuga third The names of the
men killed were Ps.reS Clarke and David Ste
sart. The who is badly njuced Is namcc
Nichael kavanash. The boiier-hodse Was com
pIetey dest. oy ed. 1t contained twelve boilers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

To MAKE THE HAIR CUgL-At any time you may
make your hair curl the more easily by rubbing
1t with the beaten yOlk OF an egg washed off after
wards with clear water, and then putting on
little pomatum bofore You put up your curis. i
Is well always to go through this process uhe,
you change to curls, after having worn your hail
plain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

ACCIDENT On Saturday last, little child OF
| John Il. Morgan, residing few mites below Il.
fayette. Ga. fell into mill pond and sunk Short
| iy afterwards the mill suddenly stopped, and
the father OF the boy ran to ascertain the cause
when he found the dead body of his child, horri Y
crushed in the wheel Assistance was procuresi
and the body was eytricated from the wheel and
buried. Ringgoid Ga Express.
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BROTHER AND SIsrEE.--A SORT OF ROMANCE The
Stssts Zeitung has the following story Some
years ago, young man was liviIg in New York
city On high scale. His name was Wm Frazer
He bad large business, good ConuectIons and
MAS SO much engaged by the worlds glitter and
display that he had time TO look after hi, sister
at that time teacher iu one of the bOarlins.
schools VI New York; aud by-apdly he forgot her
entirely. Some day ago an aged mau was arrested
near Baltimore. and brought back to Morristowp,
y. J., where he br, he out of the cell he was IN.
fined in, to await his sentence for counterfaiting
Il was William Frszer- The once poor teacher lives
no" at Paris, IN the palais Elysee Bourbon. on the
Champs Elysee and is the wife of Luceu Murat-
She may dream every night Of kings and crowu.
While her unfortunate brother is awaiting his SCI
tence 10 the State Prison
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FAT'L BOILER EXPLO>IoN.-TwO steam boilers in
the Maucht ster Mills at Providence. r. [ expod.
d on the Sth, killing two meb and fatally injuring
- third. The damage TO the building was about
f5OGo
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Destructive FIeE.-A fire occurred at Fond du
Lac, Wiz the Ttb, which destroyed sixteen build
ings The loss is estimated at 100000, and the in
surance $4,000. The fire the work of an in
cendiary.
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nSs- HoBsos's HAIs CurTrsa. su.

AND satxPooIsa SAioog, ander the American Ho-
ei-eutrance on nth street
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours Single Bath aj ceuts tickets for oas
dollar. IL
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D~9E0Han Is. SFkEL, Dentist, ONCE
and residence. No. 81 On MAN, betxesn s4s end 9th
sreets. Richmond Va Ely A-iy
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CURIOUS DEsIRE.-Sot long since. at one of the
morning prayer meetings in popuiar church, a
middle aged gentleman requested the prayers of
panion."
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SICKNESS ON SHGPB0.aD.-The ship Eliza Mallory
Capt Miaer, from Matauzas. b,uud To Falmouth
England put into Newport, X | Sth inst, short
handed, three Of her crew having died in Cuba.
and three more on the passage. The mayor OF
Newport fur nished her medical aid aud fresh pro
II. .inp
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LON P,sr0RATE On the eth Of June, Rev
Dr. Suell senior pastor at the First CONGREGATION al
church in North Brook field Mass, preached dis-
course appropriate to the day the Si1tis,h an nj
yersary OF his settlement. He is now ia his Slth
year, aud has lived TO all the church. over
which he was settled ia his youth, swept away by
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HIGH LATITUDE The steamer City of Baltimore,
on her last trip from Liverpool to New York took
the northern route, around the uorth end of Ire
land, aud went So far MOTH il is said as to enable
the passengers to see the suu above the horizon
until about quarter past nine o clock in the eve
| ming.
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ADVANCE IN wAGEs.--Ibe pay Of the weavers 10
the James Mills. Mes bar port, Mass has bsea ad
vanced ten per cent, by the voluntary action Of the
Direefora.
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DECREASE OF spEuE.--The specie held by the Dos
ton banks decreased three hundred thousand dol
lars on Friday. The amount now 10 their posses
sion is not quite nine millions. The draw was
caused by New York demand.
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FOR RENT.-Those newIv erect

t:. 81 Brick Tenements, Cary street between
iIn .la sth. They are well adapted for Grocery
ttores or any kind ofFetsIi business They contain
.uJuls besides the store room, aud well adapt
et for the accommodation Of families, having ali ne
cessary cJnYsniences. Possession given Immediate
Y. TO good touants the rent will b. moderate
Apply TO h +. RAGLAND co,
IA 3I-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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SPECIAL HorICus.

n@- BATHS BATHs, BATus Hot,
Cold aud shower Baths csn be had daily at ali
hours at the American Hair C1tfi.sg, Shaving and
ShampooIg Saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on iith street.
Single Baths Is cents. or tickets fvf 81 ap 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13
RICUNOyD October l.t 1Ss-

ES have eesn Lsing "Semlies In
fallibe Baking Powder" Fl. r some two years, and
teel bo hesitancy in saying that hsys beer more
than pleased with it, aud regard IL vassy supe-
rior TO any Yeast Powder IL has ever been my good
fortune u try D. bAKsk JR
ly9 JUN W. GARLlCk, soIs Pr nrietur
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FMLURE.-Mdme. Cora de " ilhorst has failed to
obtain al operate engagement in Europe, aud an
ker American Piima Dnnua, Miss Ward fMdrne
Guerrabeila) after singing at two three con
certs in Paris, aud given one Of her own, became
discouraged and will shortly return to the United
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81 REAL ESTATE
Es...s NEAR SNAI-NTlN

E.as MEAN NIAI INTIN,
II 4 BfifGfIN!
A COMFORTABLE FRAME DWkLLI>G HOUSE
sui Al oTdIuAry sized BLACk&MlTH oUl p with
FUNIt ACRES IF LAND attached, on the line Of
the virginia Ce 1tTal Railroad. w!lhiu mile OF
Staavt5u, v i'll tc sold hy BoH kRS, SH YDER
CAEFHN, ar A BARGAIN az they are desrous Of cl0'
sng ~ tho business OF their late copartner7hip rs
sJtI pr ICtcabie. 1t has the advantage ut a Wa.
te~-Pew"r. ard is we'll located for conduct small
foundry business
Inquire II y. X. TROUT, Eeq, S.aunton, Va or
ASA SNYDER, at the Richmond Stove Works.
/. 2f-2m u hmuu1 Va.
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The Mayor ofan English city once put forth an
adyei iseneat previous TO the races: "1hat no
geatl' IN IN will be allowed To ride IN the course
OK ;ept the horses that are to rua."
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SELF POSSESSION A c,rre,nopdent Of tbsLvoct

SELF POSSESSION A correspondent of the Lynch
horg Nirgialan, writing from New Market, j. fer
sou county, Tenn gives the nbaned item:
lady near this place, bitten the other day
hy Tattltenake. after which she undoue hes
apron string and tied it over the bite. She kill
ed the snake. cut off piece and applied it 10 the
"ound, and drank quart OF wnlskey. At last
accounts she was doing well This was some
,puak.