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nay WHY sUrrrn WITH a CouoH, fsom

D WHY SUFfBh WITH CoUoH, nom
Cold, Hoarseness, or Consumptive Cough, vhe0
fou can obtaiH immediate relief by using HAhfS-
aORNEr PICTORIAL SYRUP Oh. WILD CHAR-
RYi 1t is eosbined with other articles suited Tor a
Jung. Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Aneotions.
4 Is prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and pro
nounced by those who have ased IT, ~ the best Cough
syrup In the worldi - Asis4
Bottles Is, 50 cents and 81. Sold by PUnCELL,
LADD CO., and oil Druggists In kiehm0nd.
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nss-"A Tu1xa or BkAurr IaAJor Por

syEa"-Such are the various styles of Ukenesses
AIKEN by MINNIS. Perfect in outline. fine In fnlsh
md warrant ef not TO fade. They will not only Be
tofufurs BeBefafiobs ~ a mernsnfo inyaluat5e--
Now ~ the time 70 secure one. as thert IL nJthinG
gcu could tslder 10 loved friend or relative, q
Christmas New Years Git. that would Be- fkors
acceptable. or more appreeiatsd. great variety
e fancy cases, frames gold iceksts. bresstptBss Ae.
in which to have them placed constantly hand. ss
reasonable prices. t5 .a.a.s48t ss.
3alleries Main street, opposite the new CustSsn
burg, Va.
ca south viii cory. de Is
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/ II E DISPATCH
VIRGINIA NEWS
FRIDAY MORN

fHk FILLtRrsTsRs AT NoRFoIK-Tse Naxor .s
Noriolk having complained of the landing of Walt.
er men there as being violation CT A civ ora.
hshre IN relation to paupers, Lieut Bryson at the
TINE commanding. replied that the men who had
gone ashore bad done voluntarily he having
not forced bat permitted them, under iuetruetions
iroa the Government. Those remaining on hoari
ne says,wiii not be permitted to land without fur.
ther orders from Washington.
ExrR.oRDIS,RY TESAcIrY OF LuE--A SHANGHAI
COCK, belonging to James Kendall, Esq eli Frete-
rcksonrg, was acc ientally buried In straw on tho
lsih OF December. The straw was removed dav
before yesterday, (2th instantly and the fowl was
sVihe' ana Is now apparently in good condition.
50 says the Recorder.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT On Saturday last. a LITTLE
girk about two years old, the daughter of Mr.. Hen
ry 7. CeaseAsas burned TO death Mt the Central
Hotel, Lexington, by her ciothes taking fire The
Gazette Gays the child had been left by herself in
an upper room, where there was an open fireniace.
and while the other members of the family were
down stairs, and in part of the house too far dis
tant to be within hearing of her cries IT is sup
posed she commenced playing in the fire. when her
dress caught fire, and being of light material soon
enyeloped her in ilr mes, that she died in a few
minutes, and before any one was aware of her con-
dition.
"INs.TIATE ARCHER. CoULn Nor 0NE SUFFICE ~
Mrs. Eliza Imboden, wife Of John d. Imboden. Esq. -,
who died at Staunton, on the 23d of December, in
the 34th year of her age, was the daughter Of Col
ters all of whom have di ed within the short space
of nine months.
MINISTER DgAD.-Rev. Elijah Merchant, well
known In aud native of Virginia, died at Los Au-
gelos, on the 2jth OF October.
THE CoRN CRoP-The Weston Herald learns from
farmers 10 that vicinity that they will not be
bled to save more than half their crop of the
past season. owing to the dampness and warmth of
the weather since its cutting.
m..- "a,
Information has been received in Wheeling that
two men from that city, named Burke and john
son, killed on the plains last summer, by In
dians.
APPoISTaEST.-Joseph Jackson has been appoint
ed postmaster at kingwood, Preston county, Va,
vice Henry NJ. Grimes. resigned.
DEATH or Coon CITIzEN.-The Fsrmyile Journal
announces the death OF Mr. John ii. Ransom, book
| merchant, highly esteemed citizen OF that town.
THALBERG IN PgrERsBuRG.-A large audience q.
tended Thalberg's concert in Petersburg, on We'd
uesday night
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DELEGATION TO BILLY BowLEGs-The steamer
Arkansas, Capt. Harris, arrived yesterday after
noon, from Napoleon, with delegation, consisting
OF forty-four Seminole and six Greek Indians who
on their way to Florida, to induce Billy Bow
le IS and his followers to emgrate West John
Jumper. chief of the Seminoles, and TucaCatchee
Micco, chief of the Creeks, accompany the party,
together with the agents. Col. Rutherford and
Major Rictor. They are all in good health and
spirits, and express themselves satisfied with their
new home West.-N o. Delta, Sth.
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sk,y- A NEw HArR DYE.--Ws have see

seen many Of our friends them, bat have
seen the color sought for obtained where peJsons
apply il themselves If any Of r,ssdrrs Ntsh ~
get their HAIR Whiskers VI Mustauche. changed
from red light gray, To . most beautiful Black o.
Brown, and without the least injury ~ the hair VI
skin, we would advise them TO call on So
H0Bs0N under the American Hotel.
de Is Entrance on llth street.
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The, steans-ceasette Msjoor, built at Boston, for
the Russian Government, was launched Tuesday
She will proceed direct to the river Amoor. &
The steamer Argentine left Boston Tuesday, un-
der SAIL for the exploration OF the river Paraguay
Dr. Bellows Is lecturing in Boston on the Dis
cases of soeiety. The worst disease with which
society is afflicted just now, is tlghtness OF the
chest. za
Judge Ingraham of New York, on Saturday
morning granted writ Of error in the case OF the
boy murderer, John Rodgers. He will not, there
fore, be hanged on the 10th inst, the day appoint
ed.
Mr.. Harvey Sand-rson, the accomplished Amert-
can pianist who lately appeared with Miss Juli-
ana May, is dangerously i'll at his hofne IN New
York.
Counterfeit ten dollar bills on the Bank OF New
bern, n. C., without the words "stoekhoiders re-
sponsible," are in extensive circulation.
The Israelite, the Jewish paper Of Cincinnati,
urging the establishment Of female seminary
conducted In their faith.
Edwin Hollins was killed by Ira Harnlond, n
Ksowee district, s. C., on the 24th ult s..
A gang Of thirty four negroes were sold IN Barn
well, s. O., few days ago, st an Averages Of $a'd
Thomas y. Meagher, Esq. is about 70 Yisit Cen
trai America, to study its condition aud resources
Henry Koontz, = well known pro slavery man
Was recently murdered in Kansas
Last year there we're 26s eoronsrs inaassts u
81. Louis. ssz ~ 81 8Ex88gE s@a
The Pennsylvania Senate has appropriated sii.
0D0 10 purchase . rcsidsnce for the uoyefhof, %
Hafrisburg ssttAa
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THE ST.. LAWRENCE HOTEL TRAGpY.-The testimo-
ny adduced by the defence, on the trial Of Smith,
for the murder of Carter, in Philadelphia, In No
vember last, goes to prove Smiths insanity on the
subject of his domestic troubles, and also to prove
that many Of his relatives have been and are attic
ted with the mslady. The defence have twenty
five witnesses to examine yet; and it Is probable
that the will not be given to the jury until the
latter part of this week.
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n6r- Why suyyEn WITH RavuxArrsx,

Neuralgia Head Ache. Ear or Tooth Ache. OF psin
In any part Of the limbs body stomach or bowels
when you can be cured instantly' with HARTs-
H0RNES CURE-ALLf Il is u ins touie for wesk
stomachs and bowels. giving them toLe and straneth
digest food. thus curing Indigestion and DysPeJr
sia. Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL.
LADD Co. or other Druggists In Richmond. Bot
los nj eanta th--&tu
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TWICE MARRIEB.-Miss Matilda Heron who re-
Gently married Robert Stoepel, the musician, Is
now said to have tasted of connubia bliss once be-
fore. She made her first appearance Ia the eharac-
ter of "wife" in California, the part of the hus-
band being then enacted by the District Altar ney
of San Francisco. The marriage WAS not a feici-
tous one, and doubtless long since rerulted In di
vOrce
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D.yoERousLy WoUspEp.- oliver r

Taylor, a dentist, is now in the Jail Of New Kent
county, charged with stabbing with intent to kill,
Thomas q. Gillian. The parties met at Franklin $
store, about ak miles from the court house, on
Saturday last. and engaged In game of dominoes
dispute arose between them, and as they had
had difficulty two three years before, Mr.. Tay-
Ior charged Mr.. Gillian with desire TO crow over
him. Mr.. G. then gave him the lie. With this T.
gave q. n blow in the face, and drawing bowie
knife gave him three stabs In the left siie one Of
which penetrated the lung Mr.. Gillian was
thought to be in critical condition yesterday,
though hopes are entertain ed Of his recovery The
prisoner will undergo an examination on the I'D
Inst
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JUDGMENT RENDERED.--JudgmeDt was rendered
the 5th instant against Gen. William Walker
and his surety. j. =. Slater, in the Circuit Court
Of the United States, ut New Orleans, for 600 on
the recognissnce OF the former appear to answer
for breach of the neutrality laws, and which re-
cognizance was forfeited by his departure in the
Fashion In November.
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olrssss.
pAr PrArs STATEMENTS or FAcrs. =

n@ PLAIH STATEMENTS or FAc1s.--
Da- HAxPros. now aged s2 yesrs. .peaxs. Hees him:
Are you sicki beware Of tnaitAtionsi A ts
10 t. .sss,soIs .ad sss I,eSs may Ssss
Medicine mus. have merit, and great nssss sse.
ean gaivsnize worthless srtels - 10 kssp Il ~
- q good medicine il II DO not really So sss.
good medicine VIII iiys. bseoms poguiss ~ e.
Ths people readily md out its virtues and ths fan.
of them passes frvm month to mouth wish more =.
Ds sssyns sasg I. psss safs ss -
hiln. 10 of more service than Any nsSsessss sasss
Ia sprsof Of wha. We ssy above 70 rssss yss ~
IA. VIZ. Hon. No. le5 south PneA Nfsst Aaaet
mere. cured Of RhssmAtisn. DyspsIsiA ssd Hsrv~ss
Nh EDWIN N. spa4sxus. No. g Rse.sass sssss,
,ss ss ssnssn q ssss x sSs
Ms Nus MAar scorrlD. Teacher. No 90 sA.t!.ss.
:ssst ssss Less Lsfr sss ssss aiss Iss S q 81
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DlSEAe1h hss.
Mr. VIM Oldham q s.,.'%sis ,s,s 2, e vS SSy
aud rnind severely affected He .sacnssd - AA9S
soas Pssssss Nh ess sss.sss 'd
VI, H.ai xIas AZ e. ssssS : /. Il S: &c: e.
Al shf 5sess 81 sss sfss ~ iSacpsa
~ psIssss L@1tss md cA2dssa VI uas0 -
sesd 81 PuRCxLL. LADD . CO.. R,sAnesd; Y
P.;ssssIs: & osSa :: i,;4;;'ss {; ;ssi
=; a !; 3. Bssss's; Bs:iI. Z: sss sss es'
T,HE RICHMOND SODA MA11A Anp
! goFLLL 50 III !! 4! y sty WY br J!xS
I9sscs ISs cirMxrR NTH IfoRsHs4iil Ifo RE IA clSis ~
dsS sSH5R 5ods Is wssss y ~ @ "a = ns.2Sa ~ =.
- |: : E;'ass : = z &c gAaes tl' :
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n~HAIR CurrIya.--To n

SHAIR CUrTISa.--To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City yIf you wish 70 ga
would advise you TO call on H0BS0N, st his Hair
Cutting Room under the American Hotel-entxsns
IN llth street. .s n =. -
N. N.B.-Hot, Cold aud shower Baths can te had "
I'll hours. Single Baths 2o cents. tickets for d.
13-tf "e1s Asirt
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PILLOW was invited to a party one evening
where there was music, both vocal and instrumen
tai. On the following morning he met Of the
guests, who said: "Well, how did you enjoy you !.
self last night! Were not the qnsrtettes excel
ienti" "Well really, can't say,' said he, "sor
iidnt taste them; but the pork chops were the
hnest ever ate"
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. NEGRO GINNING EXCEPTION "A

n NEUHU UUNNINU EAFEDITIUN IA
very black specimen Of the African race by the
name of Moses, forgetting the principles OF meek
ness incucated by the ancient prophet whose cog
nomen he bears, went to the store OF Mr.. Walsh
on Wednesday and armed himself with gun-a
formidable weapon-and was about to depart with
his prize, when the proprietor gave chase, and
soon captured the piraticai depredator. The pris-
oner turned over to the officers, who m arched
him up 20 the Mayors Court yesterday, with the
gun upon his shoulder. and giving him some idea
OF tactics which he had not before dreamed Of
subsequent lesson IN arithmetic, wherein he
forcibly taught to couut 49, was the ngiorious ter
mination Of Moses cunning expedition.
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a6y- GovxRsoR SrRsEr Sroys Srols

Fail campaign for 1851, now opened. with o. larger
md still more desirable assortment than In any Tor
year, consisting In part VI entire cargo from
he justly celebrated loundry Of G. Bxxstow, which
Judges of good work are particularly Invited 70 al
Furnaces Of this make, can obtain repairing ptsoss.
VI application. at factory prices
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THE LATE WIN. H. CLowEs.-The Mem

THE LATE VIM. II. CLowEs.-The Mem
phis Bulletin, with which paper VIM. II. Cloves,
who lately destroyed his life in this city, once
connected as assistant editor, pays the following
tribute to his memory: The unfortunate event,
which sewers US from dear and valued friend will
cause other hearts than our own to sorrow Of the
untimey throe which stills forever brilliant tai
cut. He was reared in the refinement aud intelli
geRce Of the old school, with mind and heart ca
pable of discriminating between the dross aud
pure gold which glittered around him, but hi. ar
dent temperament led hita into exeesses from
which he could not extricate himself. Let the sod
rest gently upon him, for it scarcely reposes on
worthier than he"
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TUCKERMAN, THE MAIL RoBBER.-The Supreme
Judiciary Court of Massachusetts,, has overruled
the exceptions taken by the counsel for Tucker
man, in the Eastern Railroad embezzement case
Sentence is deferred on account of Tuckerman be-
ing in the custody of the United States.
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AsTIFIsHIsG AND HUNTING LANA law exists
in Georgia, prohibiting nonresidentsfrom hunting
or fishing within the limits of the State. Six hsh-
erinen were arrested in Savannah last Saturday for
violation of this law and though they alleged that
they were in the service of resident. they were
reauired to enter into bonds to appear and answer
before the Superior Court, in February next.
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NOVEL ISGENpIAxIsA.-A COW broke into house
in Toledo on Wednesday last, in the absence OF
the family. and upset the stove, setting the house
on fire. The house was burned to the ground, and
the COW, being unable to get out, perished iu the
flames.
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DscEAsEp.-Rev. j. J. Lehmanowsky died In
Clark county, Ind, on the 4th inst. lie was Pole
Ieonig wars but sometime after his arrival in this
country became minister In the Lutheran church.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
wv I. UIAAs NJ M NVhH ~nNss
uILL 8 N0RFLEET,
III GENERAL COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
UFEICE sRoCKoE SLIP,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

,NHARLES F. n. SMITH
= ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
oficc al the VAC. X. X. Eepot stairs.
Designs Speci6cau Ms Estimates. SC, for all me
rh,ufal purposes ~iil be furnished. The construc-
,ii of work requiring experience and skill will be
urrrntendea With care, and complete satisfaction
warranted. =,
ta,v,. IL lin
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BRUTAL PRIZE FiGHT.-The Boston Herald gives
an account of brutal prize fight between james
Lynch aud John Humphres of Brookfine, for 500
a side in a barn situated in town ten miles from
Boston, on Monday morning. During the fight,
Lynch. who was getting worsted, attempted to
bite off the nose of his antagonist, which brought
about general melee. Clubs and knives were
used with great freedom aud several persons were
hurt. Two men were stabbed and bled profuseiy
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TERRIBLE AccIDENT.--An accident occurred on
Wednesday morning, on German street, Baltimore,
which resulted in the death of one man, MIR. Jas
Dixon, a carpenter by trade, the badly injuring
of three others, namely. Francis W. Lineberger,
Edward { King. and Edward Garrett. colored
man. 1t ap1 ars that these men with three others,
were engaged In the erection of livery stabiethe
wall was notsa very substantial one, and the cut
ting of places for the oists to rest on SO weaken
ed IT, as to cause it to fall, burying the four men
named beneath the ruins. The greatest excite
ment prevailed for few moments, when large
number collected, and the work of seeking for the
buried commenced. James Dixon was the first Ia
ken out, he was still olive but horribly mutiiated
and totally insensible. His right arm WAS broken.
the face fractured from the skull, and the body
otherwise very badly bruised. He died sosn after
the accident The other three were rescued and
removed to the nfrmary.
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shaving, Shampoeing and Bathing saloon, (uader
the Ballard House, has been handsomely lifted ~.
and Ia ROW open, and invite the eitzens and strsb
gers to give us call.
n B-Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can b hsd
iay from o'clock A. NJ. 10 i8 p. NJ.
no is-d2ms IiOBS0N 4 MukTON.
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Ngw COUNTIES. The Legislature Of Georgia, re-
Gently organized the following counties from por-
tons OF old counties in that state; MitSnei., paw,
sou, Milton, alascock, Schiey, Pierce, White and
Wilcox.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE ADMISIsrRATIcN.-The Ohio
Legislature has passed resolutions expressing con-
idence In the Administrations reaffirmng the Cin-
cinnati platform declaring the refusal OF tne Le-
compton convention to submit the constitution To
the people unwise and unfortunate for the peace
OF Kansas; iustructng the Senators Of the state
and requesting Representatives to vote against the
Iecompton constitution or any other constitution
not clear expression Of the will Of the people.
GEN. DENVER AND 4Hz kAssAs LEaIstAFunz-
Gen Deuvers message TO the Kansas Legislature
calls attention to the second section Of the ie-
COMPTON constitution advising an asoidance Of le-
gIslstion until after the action Of Congress In the
premises, as, IL It. be admitted, their acts would
Be nullity He alludes tc . rumor Of an organi-
aation In the Territory similar TO that Of the Itan
Danites. and recommends some action In relation
thereto.
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UNITED SfAEs AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY-This asso-
citation 10 now holding its sixth annual meeting In
Washington, d. c. Hon. Marshal P. Wilder, of
Massachusetts,, President, in his opening address,
dweit upon the Importance of Government protec
tion and encouragement to the American Farmer.
He also teelingly alluded 10 the decease of Hon.
Thomas j. Rusk of Texas, and George Washington
Parko Custis. vice presidents of the Society. and
active from its formation, both of whom have been
romove by death the past year. lie again, and for
third time rendered his resignation to the Socie-
ty and. as the financial partner of u large com.
mercial house, could not. for the present abstract
the time which he had heretofore devoted to their
service. and yet faithfully discharge his multiplied
duties in that relation. In conclusion, he express.
ed belief that the anniversaries of the Society at
the seat of Government, and their annual exhibit
tions, have awakened an extended and general in.
terest in tho great cause they seek to ADVANCE
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. A STURDTVANT,
FOR SALE, &C.

LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
Il For sale, my Farm Of 3Il acres, in Albemare
county adjoining J. o. Massey, sneed and others
ihe Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
and highly improved All necessary out buildings
and Welt OF first rate water are on the prenises-
Terms liberal. II preferred an exchange Will be
made for Richmond property. Address me At Rich,
IIoud or call at my office corner OF Franklin and
Governor streets ). A. HART.
lEpt
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REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT IN CANADA-The Toron
to Globe reoices over the election of Mr. Papineau,
to the Provincial Parliament, over the Ministerial
candidate. Mr.. Papneau was one Of the "rebels
of 1887, aud goes strong for a republican govern
mpnt
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CHARGE oE KIpsArrrso.--A man nam.

CHARGE OE kIDHAPPIHG.--A man nam
ed Lewis u. Bowen, offered = negro boy for sAla
and he was purchased for some $3.50 by . gsntie.
man present Subsequently, however, suspiciens
were excited that something Was wrong, aud OH
Ger Chalkley Was sent for, who committed Bowen
aud the boy to the station house, to await an In
yestgstien of the matter The boy states that he
is free, and resides In Baltimore. 4f ttt
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The INAUGURATION OF THE MONUMENT
I'm the Legislature, yesterday, both Housss pAss
ed bill sppropristing $2.0s0 to dsfray the a.
penses Of the Of the Equestrian Statue
oi Washington, ON the I'D proximso. ttgI
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T. B. COOK s CO., AUCTI0NEERs,
Ia. No. 7e MAIN STREET. offer their services II
the public huctoueers for the sale of Real EEeats
Furniture. Groceries Dry Goods. Horses Cattle. &C.
the shortest notice and ure1t ne most reasonable
terms.
HavingI srssa "a csmmodous rooms. they will re
cere goods for sale a pirate sale without the charge
Of storage
Outdoor sales of every description attended TO mp
on reasonable terms.
X u, COOK VIM. MOTT.
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pE.rs OF . MuRpgRER IN Jam.-Charles L. Cater,
the murderer of Warden Tenny, of the Massachu'
setts State Prison. died 10 Jail, at Boston, Monday
morning lie was twenty-five years OF age, ana
had nearly served out his years probation before
his execution.
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4 LARGE EADyERTIsEMESf.-The advertisement of
the Post Office Department, for proposals for
ryng the mails in fourteen States and two Terri
tories, occupied one hundred aud twenty seven
columns Of the Union.
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IsEnRIArED.-An old resident Of
Charles City county fell into the hands OF the
watch, on Wednesday. while vainly endeavoring
10 navigate his disabled craft through the mnddy
streets Of Richmond. After spsndinga few hsurs
in the cage he was admonishsd and discharged.
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ANOTHER Dull MoRSrSG.--fh cases
before the Mayor yesterday morning were neither
numerous Dor Important. The small amount OF po.
siness ou the docket was speedily dispascoed, asa
his honor adjourned at sn early hour.
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r6cFREsH LERoHEa.--I haya incl

@FREsH LgEcHEs.--I have Just re-
ceiyed, BY Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
able terms. -
P. P.S.-Cupping aud Leeehiug promptly attended
TO- Can be found ut all hours Of the day A the sir
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and nk
uight on 9Th street. French 6arden HUI
my 25-ts R. o, HOBSOM.