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Gouses ano farms h)anteo.
Real Gstate for SALE.


Tor SALE or TO LET-A very desirable
u and beautiful CotfsE- residEc 81 North O-,rse Ne~
jersey with Land. we'd stocked VITA ~. and
orn.n-nsl only thrs minutes wsA ron the oisas
aid rsirned .s.iot VII b sol esrr-. OF rented Ap
viy 10 ROWLAND JOHNSON. Nc - Beaver street, Se-'
YORK, or Orsnsr " j.
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY
Il PROPERTY-A good FARM 81 Spst.woSd n j. u
acres house. good ogtbu;ic.n-s- ycarE o.eear, Sr
tie River Road, bet esn Ne aud NAM
sronecs 50 land, TIE places N the 'eiaJ
county srafs
Five scr-s Of Land at Rsvenswood nesr The Ferry -
A. cpl udii Residence Port asnnetos. " j. horse
built the modern and eoEnoaious STYLE Win Carriage
house, stskl-s Ac.. to coIrespvrd- =. -
Broadway.
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ROWN's SELF REC U l. ATTN
ID HOT WATER FURNACE,

ROWN's SELF K T. g U l. ATING
ID HOT WATER FURNACE,
Aanufsr'ursi and sold by - -
BROWNS WATER FURNACE COMPANY,
No. III Csnsl-st.
This Furnace has been successful Tor sI year. ana
with the late improvements ia prominently hr oes; and most
efficient apparatus fot Warming and Nenlans Ds-lln-s
Hospitals School Bgding. kc IL affords abundant supply
delicious Of The temperature Of summer heat nee run
dust s pure thaa when taken from the external
atmosphere. -
Thu Furnace IL sisped 20 budir already occupied aud
substituted hotter furnaces and other modes oil Lea
is Known b. dangerous and detrimental TO health
(cuas references AMI uTthe: particulars ran b. obtained
.he Of the Company No "a Csn. ,h.e DOOR, east OF
Broadway. CHARLES n hLLIs, 81 ,.
-CAUTION.-THOMASA ALTAR
Il TON & POWELL Awl Blade Manufacturers, Scw john
Birmnzhsrn beg caution Merchants Factors and Others
imposition, spurious Awl. Ot very ienoT qusty
into the market Their genuine OF En- hue
sprinz steel Avis stamped Aarton Powel' uo- Altar
ton sonr) and each Is wrapped IN Label Of The ssns
.yle as hch hs. been used b. them Tor the la. hh
,esr. airing the signature Of Thos isTton Powell AID
made only by them their works they have never
granted the rzht of usnufc-us to any person e,nef IN hs
United Kingdom ths Continent They hsV. also
for past D. suit the demands q"
markets. some cheaper qualities stamped Isnp. n r
ard Liverpool P OF which they likewise ret
right Any initiating such r~'S VIII DC
urpse
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ATLANTIC CABLE
. BALL, BLACK Co.,

No. 2f7 Broadway,
take pleasure informing their friends and the pubc that they
have secured sufficient quantity ofths
ATLANTIC CABLE
supply all demands and in order that receive
Souvenir this the r-nsIi able event Of he and
tia. shall cumberome have mounted up 70 Do
worn o. Charms WatchKe
Ia Brass for Is cents each.
In Silver for 50 cents each.
In Gold for from 3 30 to IS each
We suppose the reputation Of house 81 the suasny
board Niagara In addition that however
,hsye 70 place the beyond question.
Eew.Yorb, August "a, 1853.
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lanes INGRAMs PATENT MOVABLE

lanes INGRAMs PATENT MOVABLE
y wATER-BACK COOKING RANCE, which can be r-gl.
lated any person. used readily with without wa.sr
The subscriber has up this RANGE with Water Back and
connections in simple and perfect manner % remedy the evils
of besaSc and leakage around the Water Bsck and pau
.y that the supply Of water be stopped which IL often the
by bakase os deficiency of water IN the country.
repairing pipes. a ythns that may with the wa-r
place Of putting FIRE mahng the Range UNFIT for ue
b. resust-d minute by any and used either
with without which decided Improvement the
old style very much needed equal 10 others In
ether department be examination Manufactured
and for sale by j. INGRAM 4 SON,
Plumbers. No. Ss4 i,h-sv, Of l5th-.., N-wYork
n B.-CirculArs withfu I'LL description sen. 10 order
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u $40 kbdse, Mash-I Wln.sf ssion WI open on tho
Let Of October. few vacancies ye. 20 BE- ei Circulars
containing fl particulars ~ b. had at the bookstore Of
Ms.srs b. Wes,erlana Co., No. 2yBIoadssy, sewYoIt
REID L HOFFMASN
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RROOkIlN lRAL'SOCIETl.
H The FALL ENHlBiTiOS by TAI. Society, Of Fruit.
kowers and Vegetables will take psce ., the
WEDNESDAY, Sept p Of o'clock sud the Sd AID
Nth. open -sch evening band q suse Usual Admit.
lance - cents
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RS. OKlLL will be prepared to receivsh
WI Pupils on WEDNESDAY, Sep, Is and hopes v -
prompt attendance Any communications addressed nhn0
st her residence, Nos and 10 Clinton place, u. vE r
tmnaedista attention.
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IN CLASSES which, In cons@qIenc. Of the Professors
special method snd modest make the study accessible 70
81 Is open TWICE WEEK For Gentlemen. a. 3 o'clock
D. III. FOR Ladies 10 No. II University Place. Apply
here Term. for classes 81 quarter ief pI,ae s,.2n. :.
Professors. Sl9; The Pupils Sd ST. DE- LA ROCHELkE
Graduate in Pan. University, and Professor here in several
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pLOOMFIELD INsTITUTE-Rey. +. sEY

hC,'a rA.A'' ~, a y ~ " '.' -
~ MOuR, Prncipai-Ths Boarding School. situated at
bloomfield N j. within hour ride OF Ns~Yort by rail-
road, viii il. litn MONDAY, Nov. l. and
continue Eve months. AL the Of ne School
ordered 20 constitute happy family aud pleasant home and 20
al ri the best ise. foT he improvement i the mind snd
heart Experienced Teachers employee in oil the drpsr-
and special attention paid 70 religion, instruction
Circular containing a particular may BE- obtained q 3ef'
HOE Co. No. ii God 81; New York, application -
the Principal.
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DURTONs NEW THEATER-Broadway.-

I'D The regular ~,nedsn. Nj J. b. ROBERTS viii by
ea desire sypcar this evening Buer celebrated Play Of
RICHELiYU.
Cardinal Ricbcliru Mr. J. Roberts Adrian de houpat MI
Rrq1s Raxda. Mr. Cano Joseph Mr.. Moore Louis Kill,
Nj. n. Bland Julie de Mor,imsr, Mr. A. Pafkrr
THE MARRIED BACHELOR.
Mr. C-nolL Mr D.nharn. MIR. II. Bland.
TouornuELk TRANIATA with the extraordinary cs-t OF
Tuseay lss-Brigno BsT aud Inc word fia
-tre-. Madame Psuiue Cosou
On Friday-Au Operate Msnee al p. ~.
Friday Evening The benefit Of M. J. r. Roberts.
sunday Eseniig SEPT. IA Grand Sacred Concert, inc1d
ina the sTABAT MATER. BY Rossiu
Dramatic Night--Mondsy, wednesday and Friday.
Operatic tights-Tuesdsy. Thursday aud Saturday.
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MURRAY HILL COLLEGIATE INSI
yl TUTELexinstou-sv.. between s5,h and oh ia ta
besins SEPT II. r A. SMITH Prncik
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EEO. c. ANTHON's Classical, Freuch and
NJ EusH.h SCHOOL. No 80 Broadway. corner Of lahr,
REOPENS Sept Circulate at the School snd RaDdophs
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at NEW

ID ROCHELLE-The twelfth Term Of this Institution
enced the 6h September The number Of Pupils is limited
L. aud pas date they For psgticGsT-
card, 81 Clara Austin Smiths, No Psrs.ro~.
r. LOCKWOOD Principal
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Amusements.


CADE MY OF U c.
N WEDNESDAY. SIT z. ...,,a
viii sppear rs rsrtieulsr r~quss'. of the
LAST TIME
tu B.limT. romantic Df-rs u
LA SOSNAHBULA
Tle ;ria,' lsl chararfers viii b. supPor~d y
scG.f- PIfITA Gi-SIF n. ,.,,,..,c
sigror LABOCETTa and
5iEnOr OAssihR
5MaX aAKk1LkK,
Csrd, f0r'...''. ANGELO TORRIASf
D.s,.- ores e q; Opers eonineuoes II ocsook
ADMISSION
Psr1u.t Dr~.. C,rcl, and .,
Sod ..p. be paid
IT. - ,rk~f. every dsy a. l- ofrs Of the ACADEMY a.
ypFT.siSfS and HALLS M1c stores. ard SHELLS. No.
p Wslst, from 9tl 5o.cioct
Tae srest prrf'srsions FOR the revival ~
WILLIAM TELL,
which u &. b. pg' upon the s'sre with .ntn
pERfEcTIOS ~ rs BsLLTr
- ,e- hf 70 seried To- tn United -frs, Esi-at5
is yy-pyu.rneLt Gl.a
FRIDAY ThESisG. Sep' p
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NETWORK RIDING SCHOOL, Nos. .,
IN and II West istl, .t-Mr C. ,. DfCHEL wood re--e
fully inform hs patrons ard the public that h' School
eoed for Instruction in the Art q Hor.ensn,ep AID s
else Riding the L., Of October Mr. II. tales pleasure
forming hi. friends that he has enlarged his RDs and ns ~
other improvements that of the largest sad ~
ranged IN the city. Cugoners viii at all fad be s>hs
supplied with large and welltran-d stud u borys
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CITUATION wanted. by a respectable Girl, As
- NURSE and SEAMsTRESs is capable TO cot and 6, ior
ladies and children lila, good city reference Gail al No. II
Fas, l;hs.
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ID Weei of ths, surprisingly beautiful deeply ,e.-,r. and
hixhy smu~rs Exhibition Of Mechanical G-aiss. THIoDONS
THTATTR of ART; Or, ANIMATED Mimic WosLp with il.
active ngurcS-Men Women. Children Ha-ses sr THIS
AFTERNOON al 5; THIS EVENING AZ y BONaPARTE
CROSSING TUE ALPS ISLAND OF So HELENA THE
CITY on EDINBURGH THE FLYING ROPE AUTON-
ATOM THE STORM At STA. The Grand Aquaris OF
Ocean ard River Gardens; n. Happy Family Living Ser.
penis &C. AdIittsne- TO all p cents children
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

Harry Laurens Ingraham, of S. c., has been ap-
pointed Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corrs,
vice Rufus A. Whittier, dismissed.
The Hartford Courant says dictionary IL
soon to be published, which will contain ten
thousand more words than any Of its prede"es'
sors.
The tombstone Of an Industrious auctieneor vas
very appropriately inscribed, "Gone TO the highest
bidder"
The Republican Convention of the Fourth ds.
trict of Indiana has nominated Judge Hackelman
for Congress.
Elisha Sherman a we'll known merchant of Boston,
of the firm Of blanchard, Sherman Co., died or
| the 18th inst.
Stephen NJ Routh, of la, died in Wheeling,
Firginia, on the 1lth inst, while on his way To
Europe
A youpg lady IN Lancaster. Pa, having fallen
in love hes twice taken lauJanum To kill herself
because her sentiments are not reeprocated. Fool
ish girl
The Ravels are all coming back again. They
caunct stay away from the United States.
A box containing sl,430 in specie was stolen
from the depot of the New York and Erie railroad
at Jersey City on Monday.
1t is stated by New York policeman, that ow-
ing to the extremely dull times aud the warm
weather. over 80 per cent. of the first class psa
ces of infamy in that city have burst up.
Geo. W. Pearson, son Of the proprietor of the
Revere House, Boston, drowned himself on the
10th inst.
There are no less than so persons aged seventy
years aud upwards in the small town of Hebron,
Conn, a place with some 800 inhabitants.
The republicans of the I'D district of Pennsylva'
mia have nominated Robert Mcknight for Con
gress, over Purviance, present member.
About 10 900 bushels new wheat has accumuls
ted at Lexington, n. c., to be shipped to New
York.
VIM. d. Howard, injured by the explosion OF
the steamer Pennsylvania, died at Memphis on Sat
! urdsy last.
Mr. Stoeckel; the Russian Minister, took leave oi
Secretary Cass on Monday. He goes to Europe to
remain until next spring.
The repairs at dam No. 4, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal were completed yesterday, and naViga'
ton has been resumed.
The Republican State Convention Of Ohio has
nominated for Judge of the Supreme Court, Wm
" Peck; Attorney General, W. b. Thirail; Comp
troller, C. p. Waieott; First Board of Pablo
Works, John H. Martin.
1t has been discovered that yankee Doodle" IL
Identical uote for n9te, with DaH.e Esparfa, an
| oil spaaish tune
Sc, ,nieu's were never 20 low at Quetec. at this
time OF the year, during the present season. The
ruling price now ID slsa month.
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FAILS OF NIAG.RA.-A lotter written at the Falls
of Niagara says:
For fifteen years have been an annual visiter
here, and Niagara never has before impressed me
with as much subimty. | attribute 1t to greater
quantity of water at present than upon any former
occasion. The Cataract itself does not present any
marked change of features, but the "Rapiis' and
The olicst inhabitaut recoiiect. IL Is stated,
upon reliable authority, that the surface of Lake
Erie is from five TO six feet higher than before
in thirty-one years Much land is inundated upon
the southern shore of said lake, and the farmers
along shore loud in their complaints aSa.hE'
the public works at Black Rock, which they aiIese
dam up the Niagara River go as 10 cause the rise III
the Lake.
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IOIOHtI StCOUu CaFAITy NDu
Breyet Bri4adier General, Commanding.

FOREIGN CoINs-Tts Currency cfths Lnit,d States
The following table of foreign coins, with their
equivalents in U. s, currency, gold valuation, has
been prepared at the request of the Controller OF
the Treasury, November, 1857, for the use of the
Government, in committing the salaries of foreign
ministers and others. 1t is generally supposed
that the value of foreign coins is fxedby law but
such is not the case. The coins Of foreign coun
tries are not legal tender in the payment of debts
though they are taken at their vsS9uation at the
mint In view of these facts, the table annexed is
especially important:
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~. WORTH READ1Na.-why is it that

so many suffer an repine aud drag out miserable
existence untitled for the enjoy yments, aud even
binary pursuits OF life. when relief may be obtained
and health and yig0r restored by treatment at
convenient and safe, es well as permanent in its
characterl
TO those who have suffered long with disease, ul-
timatng in loss of appetite. yigor, &C, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
nesuferers in candor and sincerity, pleasant con-
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
stfictons hindTance from ordinary business pur-
suits
All diseases of private nature from whatsoever
ause, either recent or chronic, stri,tures, irria
BILE bladder &C.; also, Scrofua, Asthma, kheuma-
tism, Piles &C. skillfuly and successfully treated.
DR.. HARRIS can be consulted daily, at his rooms,
l62s Main street. above llth and opposite the
American kOte No ST. Sd floor. Entrance on Main,
ith door above | ith street.
From this date until the lst of June, DIR. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays of each week, but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A NJ to 2 z NJ, and to z NJ. ap 2y-3m
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Too BAr.-Mr. Israel Stevens, postmaster at
Ritchie c, IL Virginia, having learned that a DR..
b. Andrews, Of Albany, y. Y, WAS the proprietor
OF a wonderful charm whereby any one could win
the affections Of the opposite sex, euclosed two dol
iars TO hifs for OF the same, receiving in re-
turn a small package of flour labelled Love pow
ders" Mr. Stevens received information that Dir.
Andrews possessed charmed rings, belts, and such
trash. He accordingly dispatched. another two
dollars and this time be received two small round
pieces of tin fastened to copper wire Mr. Steven :
by this time found out that DR.. Andrews was q
-windler in everything, and consequently laid the
matter before the proper authorities. Sergeant
Birney has the matter in hand, and will no doubt
recover the four dollars and break up the estab.
lishment-N i. OdY B0Ok
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gaos- THE GREAT HEALTH REsroREH

THE LIFE OF THE FLESH Is IN THE BLooD--W hen
the Blood becomes vitated pure or too weak the
flesh looses its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
pallid the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia aud lndiRes-
ton follow. the spirits droop. Nervousness commen-
ces and life becomes a burden.
UARTS HUKNE'S HEALTH RESTOkER, OR
sARSAPAhILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
impartng new vigor and tone TO u constitution I'M
paired by disease from any cause. 1t Temoves PIN
pies, and all skin eruptons; arouses the ph sicai
powers Of both sexes. gives bloom to the pailid
medicinal in its effects it is a perfect dial in
taste 1t is particularly adapted to Female COM
plants which in their very nature are exhaustng
and debltating. For Dropsy, dropscsl swellIngs.
nr Kidney and Bladder afiec tIOns IL acts like \
charm Quart bottles ST. small bottles 50 cents.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD x Co; FISHER WINSTON;
PETERSON; BODEKER; GARLICK: W Y LADD: MILLS.
PAUGa 4 JOHNSON; DUyAL NORTON; o A rrREcKER.
ANp DoWDEy my 3l-d&cw3m
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s@ PLAIN STATEMENTS or FACTS

DR. HAMPTON, aow aged 50 years. speaks Hear him:
Are you sick2 Beware Of imitationsi Ask for
aar1ptons Vegetable Tilcture. The many cures
made by TINS pleasent and safe remedy may induce
couEterfeting.
A medicine must have merit aud great merit too
% stand the test of public opinion. No of paiue
can gaiyanIze worthless article so as to Keep IL up
IS good medicine. il il be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular AMI ex.
tend It's sales yer after year. in spite Of opposition
me people readily lind ont it's virtues and the fame
c! them passes from mouth to mouth with more ia
paity thap newspapers can spread it. living wit.
aess te5tlfying TO the medicine has made fo
ann Is OF more service than any newspaper aaeer.
GslnS.
In proof of what We say above, we refer you &c
Rainpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects
mE. WIN. HIGH, No. l95 Soath Paca street Baltj
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia snd Neryous
disease.
MR. EDWIN NJ SPRAFKLIS, No. n Register street
Baltimore, most dreadful case of Scrofula Of years
ting lost number of pieces of bone restored t
health.
Miss NARY sCoFIKIp Teacher, No. $50 Baltinor.
stfeet-her case, after years of suffering has aston
ished her friends. let the afflicted call 10 see her
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House sus
tered from these complaints for Is months with bady
and nj nd severely affected. He was cured by Hamp
tens Vegetable Tincture, after other things faei
COUCH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
hr. Henry Q. Winn had cou zh for years-rrea,
weakness &C, had in all five or six physicians; tried
ALT he remedies, but was cured only by
| HAMPToN'S FEGETA6LE fINCTURE.
Sc Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
| it az risA-
Sold By PURCELL, LADD L Co, Richmond; b.
DR.. COOKE, Frederick sburg; by all the Druggists II
Petersburg by MORTIMER 4 M0WBRAY, Balti
uore and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everyw her
R&- s per bottle: six bottles for Is. -dSc
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rSY- SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING MArrR

at Messrs PURcELL, LADD Cos. No l22 Main street,
RishmOnd, Va, by the gross or simple box. Also for
sale at all the principal Drug Stoles in the city For
analysis, directions for use, and certificates of emf
nent hyscians, circular, which can be obtained
at the Drug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors, G. w.
WESTON x co, Saratoga Springs. or at their De-
pot, 6 Barclay street, New'Y ap l6-3m
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sSs- MEXICAN MUSTANG LIyIMsSr,-

Its wonderful effects and consequs Mt popularity
perhaps article in the history Of MateTtd hdtcd.
acquired the same patronage, was subjected -
the same number of severe and dlffe ent tests and
met with 80 few failures the Must .ng Lniment.
Ii has Justly been styled Panacea for all external
Wounds Cuts, Sweliings Spralns, Bruises, or Erup-
tons on Man or Beast. 1t s far medicine OF sur
prsing virtue, that Phy sicans are compelled to
prescribe it; and from some remarkable cures OF
chronic and distorted Rheumatic Cases, il has natu
rally attracted much attention from the first
tfctrninds of the age. No family can afford to be
with. ut bottle of the Mustang Liniment in their
house BsUdreof InitItt0RS.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in oil
psrts of the world. BARNES q PARK,
je 24-d&cwlm Proprietors, New York.
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LATER FROM RIO DE JASEIRo-The British steam
er Tanner was at Lisbon on the 2Pth rltimO, with
news from Rio laneiro dated on the 7th Of June.
The exchange on London was 25i4. Coffee 400 to
500 res The shipments since the departure of
he previous mail had been $4,000 bags. of shich
20 600 we're to the United States, and the stock on
hand was 100 600 bsgs Two very serious faiiares ia
Efo arc announced--o1e of them for an amount lit
tie short of 500 coo.
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TERRIBLE AFFR.Y IN LAwRENcEBURG, KY--At a
barbecue in Iawrenceburg, Anderson county, Ky,
on Friday last, two young men, named Miller, be-
came excited with liquor, and on an attempt be-
ing made TO quiet them. assaulted four men, three
of whom were brothers by the name Of Lurcy.-
Two of the Lurcys were killed, the third mortally
wounded and the fourth shot dead. ,The
murderers have been arrested
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soy INTERESTING TO LApIEs.-When

IN the course OF human events. Lacies and Gertle-
lose OF their greatest natural attractiOns-a
head of hair-it becomes u matter OF serious i'm
Oortance, and the question is, what shall We do 10
stop the har IRON falling eli and restore its vigor
ana beauty. In reply to this query We beg to say,
try DR.. II ARRIs HAIR PROMOTER and lNPEOvER. A
applications vail stop the hair falling or break
ing, remove aandruff, keep the scalp clean and
white and impart freshness and vigor TO the hair.
and although you may have been bald twenty years,
-he continued use of 1t two months will insure you
uxuriant head of hair Cali and get bottle and
If not satisfied after the second application. return
il and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improyer.
Sold in Richmond, by -
" PETERSON, Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts.
nv i0-3m
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LIGHTNING AND L0TTERIEs.-In his charge to The
jury yesterday, Judge Mcclure spoke oi the stats
iical savan down East who had carefully noted
down the number of persons struck by Lightning
in one year, and compared with those who hat
drawn pri.es i'll lotteries, for the period, at
riying at the conclusion that three persons were
struck by lightning to one who had drawn priZe
Rather encouraging that, to lottery adventuEers.--
PdtSJtrg Journal.
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HOUSE STRUCK DY LIGHTNING.-The house of Sam
uel Heed, in Solebury township, struck by
lightning on the Sd instant. He and his wife were
Just coming down the stairs when the house VIZ:
struck. The stairway was torn from under them
and they were precipitated into the cellar. Iii:
shirt WAS torn fl of him, aud he was good des
injured by the shock. His wife also stunned
- iJ0lylg StJ4Cu ErHl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

Arrest OF R0BBER AND RECOVERY OF STOLEN
NoNEY.-The package of four thousand seven hun
dred dollars robbed from a Director Of the kas;
Iiaddam. Mass, Bank, at the American Hotel, in
Hartford. CT, the l4th ult has been recovered.
it was found on Moses NJ. Fuller, waiter i'll the
hotel who was leaving in the Greenport boat
The East Haddam Bank had offered one thousand
dollars reward for its recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-16

AN AWKWARD DTLEMMA-An Old man, aged 81
years WAS picked up adrift, two or three mics
from Marblehead light, Mass, IN n small boat. by
some accident the old lost his oars, and the
wind blew quite fresh, aud the sea was rough, and
his boat drifting seaward, his prospects were
rather gloomy. He had been in perils before, ,hay-
ing been twice taken prisoner during our last war
with England.