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aes SARATOGA EmpIRE spR1ss WATER

This Water, fresh from the Spring, can be obtained
at Messrs PURCELL, ADD Cos, No. l22 Main street
Ri,hmond. Va. by the gross or sinpie box Also Tor
analysis directions for use and certificates of emi
nent ply scians, circular which can be obtained
At the Dug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors, @. W.
WESTON Co. Saratoga Springs or at their De-
pot, 6S Barclay street, New'York. an E6-sm
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RusAwAY.-A horse belonging to l.
EukeH& Bro, ran off with small Wagon yesterday
orning and in his flight down Main street, came
la contact with another wagon, smashing both
vehicles, but ipjuring no person.
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E0~ HoBsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SuAvrNa
AND SHAAP0oISd SALOON, under the American Ho.
el-eHttsnce on nth street
N. Blot, Cold and shower Barns can be had at
all hours. single Bath % cents or tickets for one
dollar. - ia
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TREMENDOUS STROKg OF LIGHTNING. The Auburn
IN. Y Advertiser learns that the residence of Mr.
:. a. hoodwln, OF Detroit formerly of Auburn, ,was
struck by lightning on Thursday morning last
The inmates OF the house were alarmed by a tire
mendous crash aud falling OF mirrors pictures
plaster, and timbers. aud springing from their
BEDS and procuring lights, found the honse literally
In runs Mirrors were dashed in pieces plaster
was shaken from every room, windows were bro
KEN and the chimney was split from top to bot
tom, and shingles, capboarC and bricks scattered
nto the streets The family were obliged to vacate
their house Immediately. The escape from ininry
OF every member of the family seemed proviien-
ual. The bed from which Mr.. and Mrs G. rushed
on hearing the conclusion, was Immediately fl He'd
with tin bers, which would have crushed them had
they remained a moment longer The injury TO
the furniture is considerablesnd the house ia very
| badly damaged. The lightning, after playing it,
various pranks, made its exit by running through
sword cane and splitting it neatly into two
pieces, theu following the wire of the door bell nut
Of doors Into the ground.
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SusPIcIoUs.-Wil Wilson Page, York
couuty free negro, arrested several days since a.
a suspicious character, was punished BY the Mayor
Yesterday and discharged.
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seg- Nxw Prnr PRcoy Rooyrso.-rhs

sab.crbsrs, successors Of Esrrit 4 Co.. In their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.
now offer the same 20 the public.
lt makes one OF the very best and eAekreef roo1s
ever used Cor DWELLINGS. CHURCHES. BAkNe.
DEpJfS, &C.
It also makes an Invaluable PAINT for tin reofs,
stops the saky onss. and prevents ihoss nsway pof
on from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material VII noe Require
re painting for many years-
Ali orders ia clfy or eea0trg rremp.iy ~ tniea
20. q. ID. YALE cp-
10 Masa slfesf.
sE counsy gshssia viExiniA ter sAis,
le lin
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aG~ If THERE EVER WAS TIME when
BAgGR's PREmUM BITTERs were required it IS the
present season, when yOung and old using all
kinds Of vegetable reRardlcss OF the consequences
These Rittels should he used daily to- keep fl sud
lien attacks Of discsse of the stomach; but should
,Ou be attacked with Cramp Choiic, Diarrhoes, Cho
iera Morbus or any other disorder of the digestive
rgans, use Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters
freely and We will guarantee perft ct cure.
These Bitters cln be had of all Druggists.
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NEW York MlIIrARY-The follominp

NEW 1UNk he 1OTIOWlnQ
letter. written by she Mayor of this city to the
Colonel of the Seventh Regiment of New York
will meet cordial response In the bosom of every
patriotic citizen Of Richmond. Read it:
RICHMOND June o. 1879
To OIL. DpVer, IF he in Regiment, QfN T. Militia:
Dear Sir:-The Council of this city cherishing
with grateful pride, the patriotic devotion of the
citizens Of sister State, TO the memory of one oi
Virsinis's most distinguished sons-one whom she
owed to honor while living. she now reveres his
name, bid me to thank you and the Regiment under
yeur command, for your proffered homer to the me-
mory of Mr.. MONROE. by accompanying his remains
A. military escort to this city on the 5th of July
cordial welcome to the metropolis of his native
state. With sentiments of high regard
/ am your obetient serv. /.
JOSEPH MAYO Mayor
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HORSE SrEALING.-.John Mercer.

HORSE STEALING.-+John MERCER, u
free negro graduate of the peni,entiary, wasex-
amis before tie Mayor s'terday on the chargsoi
stealing horse, saddle and bride from Talbot d
Bro. last Tuesday. The evidence OF guilt was 80
conclusive. that he was remandsd for final trial
at the July term of the HustiDgs Court.
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The TWELVE APosTLEs.-The N. Y. correspondent,
OF the newspapers of neighboring cities tell good
many facts and play good many jokes at the e1
pense OF Gotham. This is from the Baltimore Re
publican:
"The Crystal Palace, under the city's manage
ment, is taking in from seven to ten dollars Der
day. 1t is said that one of the persons taking an
account of the stock in the establishment. sun
posed the group of the Twelve Apostles to be the
Presidents Of the United States The first Apostle
James was put down in the inventory as james
Monroe, little the e0rse for wear Thomas, tb.
immortal Jefferson; Andrew. Old Hickory: III.
beloved disciple John, was Tyler; but when the
official came to the names bartholomew and ii
mon, he gave up the job"
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Ng PLAIN STATEEgNTs or FAoTs.-
DE-. HAMPTON. sow aged 80 years, speaks. Hear him
Are you sckf Beware of iInitationsl Ask for
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
Ounterieiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
stand the test of public opinion. No art Of putting
ean galvanize worthless tlcle TO keep Ii NJ
Is a good medicine. ii it be not really
A good medicine will live, become popular and e1
send its sales year after year. spite Of opposition
The people readily nd out its virtues, and the fame
IF them passes fTeIn mouth 10 mouth with more ra
oidity than newspapers can spread it. living Wit.
aess testfying to the cure a medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper sdSer
.iaDg.
In preof of what we say above, we refer you ts
iaInpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects
MIR. Wa. HIGH No. I9j SoSth Paca street, Balti-
more, cured Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Eers ops
lisease.
MR EDWIN NJ. srnaNKirN. No 27 Register street
taltimore, most dreadful Of Scrofula Of years
taniing. lost number OF pieces Of bone. restored T.
aeaith
MIss MARY ScoFrELD Teacher, No. go Baltimore
,troet-her case after years cf suffering has aston
shed her friends Let the afflicted call 10 her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr, Wm. oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, suf
ferod from thcse complaints for Is morths with bedy
and mind severely affected, lie was cured by HsIpR
toms Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
MIR. Henry q; Winn h?d acoush for Fnars -Rres'
weakness &C. had in all i've or six physicians; triea
IAMPTON's PRINTABLE TIHCTURE.
aS- Delicate Ladies ard Children will please give
Sold BY PURCELL, LADD 4 90, Richmond b.
pats}s 5 us by M6RTIw 81 NJ
e6-si per bottle sir botteH for 81. -<i&e
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-F-'2-s
SPECIAL NOTICES.

k@. BATHs. BArHs, BATHS Hot,
>old and Shower Baths car. be had daily at all
h0uts, at the American Hair Cutting shaving and
SnampooiDg Saloon under the American Hotel
EntrRnee on ilth street.
Single Baths q cents or tickets for al 10
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CHRISTENING A MOUNTAIN-0n the 18th instant.
the senior class OF Amherst College, with the stu-
dents OF East Hampton and Ilolyoke Seminaries.
IN New Hampshire, celebrated the day by christen-
iDg the lesser peaks of the Mount Tom range OF
the White Mountains. About 500 ladies and gen
tiemen were present and oration was delivered
together with poems, speeches, &C., and the name
OF Nonotnck, which signifies 1.-The Mountain of the
Blest, was conferred upon the range. ~
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E6y~ DUDLEY 4 Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN.
DIES. Old wHisKkYs and CIGARS No. u Main
treN.
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WATER iIiaHgR Ta,s LtsD-Noihing In this
"a III is more changeabe than the prices Il
things. The water is now higher than the Iand,
they say, all through the valley OF the Mississip
pi.
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Col. LUNsDEN OF THE NEW ORLEANS PICAYUNE-
The cause of the arrest OF Col. Lumsden by the
New Orleans vigilance committee is thus explaiu-
cd by the Daily Crescent:
In the morning, Col. Lumsdeu, in company with
several influential gentlemen, repaired to the
camp Of the siClants to see if some amicable ar
rangement could not be made, whereby the threat
ened efusiOn OF blood might be prevented. They
failed, and the party returned up town. After
wards Col H. alone aud unarmed, repaired to the
seat of "vigiant war, with the view of attempting
something on his own account. He was passed
through the lines and in the arsenal without diff
Guilty OF m0lestatiOu. After getting inside, TO his
surprise, be was arrested and detained for abost
half an hour. lie neither drunk" nor ',ds-
orderly" as has been errOneously reported nor
did he do anything unbecominga gentleman OF a
good citizen.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


| CIrIzEss' MggTINa.--A meeting of the
citizens OF Richmond was held 10 the City Hall
yesterday evening. at ] o'clock.
| The meeting was called to order by Capt Bayjy
| on whose motion JOSEPH MAYO. Esq, was called
| to the chair, and J. W. Lewellen was appointed
Secretary.
| The chairman stated that the meeting had beer
| called TO make suitable arrangements for the re
ception of the remains Of President Monroe, and
referred 10 the liberal and patriotic action Of the
Common Council of New York; and stated, that al
the request of the committee Of the City Council
he had sent letter of invitation to the Seventh
Regiment Of New York, TO be here on the 9th oi
July, AMI hoped that they would meet warm
and cordial welcome. He had no suggestions to
make, but hoped that some gentleman in the
room was prepared to do 50.
WIN Ii. MCFARLAND, Esq, was prepared to offer
some resolutions if no else had anything more
suitable. aud ate an appropriate preface, pre-
sented the following preamble aud resolutions
The citizens Of Richmond cherisbing an indeli.
BILE veneration fo- the memory of JAHgs MONROE,
esteem it q privilege to mite in the demonstra-
tions designed by the State to express her abiding
sense of bis memorable services; and they desire
to manifest their senshiity for the honor confer
red upon their city, by selecting IL as the final
home Of the mortal remains Of the Patriot: There
fore
Resolved, That business be suspended on the
fifth of July; aud that committee of - be ap-
pointed to Indicate such other proceedings, to be
observed by the citizens. may serve to testify
their profound sympathy with the solemn occa-
sion; and TO confer thereon with the Governor anc
Common Council, or their Committees.
Resolved, That the fraternal interest IL has
pleased the authorities of the city of New York,
and her Zeaions military, to eyince In matter of
such immediate concern to our State, receives our
grateful acknowledgements, and that a cordial
welcome 10 rendered to all those who may thence
accompany the remains of the hero aud statesman
70 his native laud. sd ~ g.-......s.
Judge Crump seconded the resolutions, and moved
10 I'LL the blank with fifteen, with authority to ap
point other committees ii deemed necessary.
The motion was put and carried aud the reso.
luton, as amended. was then adopted.
\ The Chairman appointed the following gentle
men the Committee Of Fifteen: 1."
VIM. II. mcfarland, B W. Richardson 4
Samuel L. Bayly, Wm. G Paine,
Charles T. Workman, VIM T. Butler,
p III. Starke. Luther Libby,
c. W. Purcell, A. L. Elicit,
VIM. W. Crump, Jos. BrummeII,
James ii. Grant, Wm H. ITardgroye.
Peyton Johnston,
0n motion, the above CGrumittee were invited to
meet the Committee of the City Council. at the
Council Chamber this afternoon. at o'clock.
On notion the Captains of the various Volun-
teer Companies Of the city were requested to meet
at the same time and place.
The meeting then adjourned.
NEW York MiLIFARY.-The following
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Sigma Rho and rhilologian Societies of the Rich
m0nd College will be delivered tonight at the
First Baptist Church, by Rev. MIR. Seely Of Rich
mond. The public, and especially the friend. Of
the College, will be In ATTENDANCE.
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a$ GEosas q. SrssL, Dentist, Office
aod residence. No 23i on Main between sst aud sts
peets' h'chmond Na my 55-ly
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a6F- HousEKEEPsps and others. who

wish 10 facilitate the making of Bread Pastry, &c,
aud have the pcest and most wholesome, should try
SEMPLES INFALLIBLE BAKIN1 PUWDkk.-
Price ~ cts per box. w 6ARLICk.
ie ~ Sole PropFietor.
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Tax VILLAGE OF AsHLAN. .D-We know

Of no place Of resort which possesses more envia
ble reputation FOR health. comfort and good socie
ty, than the village of Ashland, now numbering
population of several hurdred persons. A female
academy of an elevated CASTE incorporated by the
last Legislature, 10 here firmly established, under
the auspices OF the Rev Charles b. Stewart, which
bids fair under his established reputation. to rival
the most successful institutions Of like character
within tho State. The grounds adjoining the h0-
tel are unusually attractive aud occupy about
forty acres of land, which are interspersed with
cottages, lawn aud shrubbery. The hotel is of
the best to be found anywhere, and ha' baths, Bit
lard and bowling alleys attached The visitors
for the season already exceed in number those OF
any place of the kind frOSl which We have heard
and embrace in the list OF names many of our
respected citizens. Among them are g. p. X
James, Esq Col. r. Nj. Nimmo. and Messrs Jane.
q. Bosher, WA. H. Powers, Benjamin Johnson
Fred. Peasants, j. o. Steger, nswes, Hart and
,thers, who, with their families, enjoy daily
the refreshing influences Of the country with
out any sacrifice of their business relations
with the city of Richmond. The number OF Wis
itors is little short of hundred in all, aud with
| the daily concourse furnished by the frequeat
passage of trains between Richmond aud Wash
iugton, which stop for break fast dinner and sup
per, present an appearance of cheerfulness and
gaiety rarely fonnd anywhere. Several new cot
tages are nearly completed, by means of which
increased number OF visitors will be accommodated
At present, however, every room is occupied or
gaped
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HeA. WATER CooLERs. We have on
maud q onr own manufacture, the beet quality
WATER COOLER. neatly painted. Call and sup
ply yourselves at
KEEsEE PARIS Pottery,
my Its Corner of I2th and Cary streets
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EXCITING HUST-CAPTURE OF 4 LEoPARp The
escape of a leopard in Oswego county. New York
belonging to Messrs. Sands, Nathan & Co, by the
upsettng of the cage in which he was carried was
noticed 10y us afew days since, and We have since
learned the particulars of his capture which We
give below in the language of a correspondent of
the Oswego Palladium, who writes from Schroepel,
Oswego Co:
"AbOut two hours after entering the woods, and
about mile and half from the scene of the aui.
mails depredations the previous night, one of the
dogs in close proximity to the party, which had
sept well together, scented the game, and came
back manifesting much terror. The other dogs
we're started on, and almost Immediately the leo
pard esred by several. only few yards in
advance, seated on the lower limb of large tree
and eyeing the dOgs-WhiCh had set up great
uproar-with ferocious scowl
"A volley of well directed shot fired upon him
and the leopard Immediately with howl of pain,
sprang down upon the dogs. The poor dogs offer
ed but little resistance; two of them were killed
satrght and the other threelp to flight. young
man named William Bryau, came near falling a
victim to the ferocous animal iu his dying agouies
The leopard sprsng upon him, and knocking him
down. stood over him with his sharp claws fasten-
ed in young Bryans body. 1t was a terrible mo-
meut, and would have been his last. but for the
desperate dariug of his elder brother Joseph Bryan
who instantly rushed upon and placed the muzze
of his musket to the leopard and lodged the charge
in his head. The animal relinqui4hed his hold aud
expired in q moment. Bryan was found TO be
badly scratched about the breast and shoulders.
but was able to walk home and join in the en-.
thusiasm of the party on the success of the excur
slon."
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s6y~ De- Jons B WALryaLL fBomn


pathist offers his professional services to the iti-
zens of Richmond and its vicinity. 0fHcc at his re-
sidence, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
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E&B NEW UUOU3 Bf EVBHI pIsNHhHs
PRICE A WATKINS are receiving
NEW NANTIES OF latest styles
Colored White ILLUrfDS CAPES
Hack silk NETTS and Brussels NETTS
Pnll supply Cotton and Thread HOSE
Full supply Gents Cotton Half HOSE among
them tho i,nstr7pdssei BdLbriggon SOCKS
Alexauder's n I'd and SILK 6LuVss
The best styles Of Extension SKIRTS
White PIllUEs, &C, &c.
They ask attention ID their stock Of DRESS GOODS
and EMBR0IDRRfEs, many Of which they viii
sell at greatly reduced prices. jeH-2w
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Gerard Stith, the newly elected Mayor OF New
Orleans, was inaugursted on Tuesday.
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@ To THE LADIES OF RICHmoND.-
LADIES' NBAPOLITAN, BLOND. LACE. AND
.TRAW 3ONNETS Cleaned and Finished n the
most fashionable style. Also, DYED Gll ccl0rS.
GENTS PANAMA, LEGHORN AND STRAW
HATS. BLEACIED by au entire NEW PROCFSS
and finished equal TO and in the most approved
style. Also. DYED brown, tea cOl,r &c, at the
shortest notice. at
DENNIS & BROTHERS,
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~FRIsH LsEoHHs.-I have lust re-
LEECHEs, which VII b sppli@a upon most rsason-
able terms. y
P.s.-ccpping and Leeehing .pronptiy assssdsd
Dressing Room under the American notei. and g.
night on 9Th street. Preach Garden .Hill-
my G-ts g.. Il. O. HORIZON
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GsS % Il RENT list Two large
Ei brick Tepemeats on south side Main tween
-. s8i 9tn street. sui;abIe for boarding houses or
private residences.
a The Stors on north side Main street between
eth and n'h streets lately occupied by DR. Scinplv
The StD.o and dwelling east side q street be-
tween UlAy and LtIgh strreis The house is entire
ly ana conveniently arranged.
j. 24--H.epi JAS VI TAYLOR 4 SON
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SINGULAR CASE OF IMPosTURE.-A convict, aged
H. who was sentenced 10 the State prison a,
Charlestowu, Mass, for years, in December, 1851.
has ior Il months past been Ia the State Prison
Hospital being, he represented himself 40 weak
in the back aud limbs that he could not sit nm or
walk few days since the Warden expressed a
belief that he WAS 'shamning," and that his food
should be stopped. After fasting about So hours
he asked for his clothes got Of bed and went to
his allotted labor, which he has remained at ever
since without interruption.
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81 FOR RENT have for rent n,

g. FUh KEN IT have for rent, on
biA Union Hill, near the r+erseciion of the Me
chalcsvlis turnpike wsth Nen4ble street. frame
II itSH. snted t. moderate siza family, which
viii be Fgu 'e3 low good tenant. Persons d+s-
D g, or At my residence sdioiring the premises
j. N-hts JOHN II. AGREE
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Icy WALTER HARRISON,

ET~ WALTER HARRISON,
.. COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NO. s. WALL ST.. NGw YORR
Continues 10 practice in all the Courts heli iE TIL
rity of New York i also COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR THE STATE or VIRGINIA, and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions acknowledge.
ment of Legal Instruments, &c, and business EN-
trusted to his care.
REFERS TO
Messrs. Oelrichs Co. | Nan, VII
Henry Luiiam ''" i'AN
Orrichs LuTm IN p.I.,r,,ro
VIM Gilmor, Esq,
Iudlsm Watson, Richmond, Va.
~ Ctfica No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1882.
Ic Gins
ay" REa0VAL.- DR.. LITTLE has rem0v-
sd his Office to corner of and llth streets. one
door below American Hotel. Je5-Im*
gtT~ DR.. TH0s. JOHNSON has taken an
office on Main street. the grocery store of Viii
sou Il Boshtr opposite the Old Market whore his
friends always find him reaCy to attend TO the
du m af his profession.
10 &e- gical Operations performed
EH antrance next door TO Mr. Strecker.
S-ImH
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FOR RENr-On thuTch Hill, two


Dss 4'ALI~7D II IN y y y ~ = A. Oh
49, RENT.-lnieuding to discontinue h0usekeep-
Ing, 1 Cffer for reBt my residence in Manchester
containing Se cumnrtaOi and good sized rooms
four Of them ,gith fire places besides two basement
rooms, used st present as d chen aud servants
room.
The Eouseis nearly new. and very convenient, il
the healthy part Of the town, and near one OF
the beet springs in this region. aud commands b
view Of Richmond from one end to the other
wouid like to seli also tho most Of my House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture.
20 gopd tenant the rent will be accommodating
Possession gwen Immediately.
Apply at this Office. my lots
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NOBLE BroGsR.-A young man was lately ar
rested in Roenigsburg, Prussia, for Jogging in q
beer honse. On his examination he proved 10 be
son of the Polish Hungarian General Dembinski.
He was sentenced TO three weeks imprisonment
Tor vagrancy, and at the expiration OF his term -
10 he delivered up to the Russian authorities.
Accounts from Loaion and Fairfax counties
state that the wheat crop has been seriously in'
iared by the rust,
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The Episcopal convention OF south Carolina has
voted its Bishop six months holiday and Si2co TO
take 10 with,
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DRowvyD Last tuesday afternoon

man named JAS. Dunn, engaged in blasting rocks
below Rockets. while attempting to get out oi
the reach Of blast, ran into the river and wa
drowned. His body was recovered some short
time thereafter and taken to his residence, the
corner of Let ald Canal streets, where Coroner
Peachy held an inquest over it yesterday morning
The Jury rendered verdict ofacCident tai drowning
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q PURCELL. LADp & co.

g PURCELL, LADD q CO,
60 DRUGGISTS,
M Beg leave to nform their friends and the pub
&asS lie thai they have RbMUVbD to their
NEW STORE H0U3E.
No ly2 corner Cf Main I'D 18th. Governor etreet
(rhe new brown stone house st the corne< anovt
their old staRd,)
PIcHxoND, vIraIyA.
NH o