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o@L CARRIA0EH. CARRIA0K6.

Tbs subssriber has on hand, q hk Slsech
Making Establish ment, on Lombard Alley, bssseun
Main and Cary t3th aud lSth stseess,) near the %
lumbinn Hotel, COACHES. CHAkI0TAkS. nA-
RoUCHks. BUaaAks, with aud without sSpa, aaa
sULkI rs. allof - own make. Of the best nstarAt4
and workmanship; all Of which will be sold - Low -
good work Of the kind can be In the cfty of Rich
moAd. and Irospectfully ask . call from thoae In
wantoi any article In the Carriage iins e AM d.
sermfnfal 20 make 70 order and cell a. the Iovsuf
prices possible and all work sold that u new wnrs
ranted. MIOAJAH MANGtJN
foI -dxr
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ExsH DIR. NNEs d MUOh"1 LAUIossVE
Of Chemistry Of Medical College Of Virginia Dear
sir: would feel obliged if you would JstaiD from
D.. Wm l. Anderson tus Pill hs has Iu hls posses
SION which is part Of the same uedlcine taken by
tha sAte Ir. Wooay,) and auaiyse the same for rs,
giving Us a written statement VI its coutents.
k.-k- ctfuliy, WAXING 4 PEAKCE.
RlcanDn4, VcL. I'D, ists.
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WITTY RETeRr.-"Are you worth two hundred
and City dollarss" was asked OF = New York color.
ed barber, as he walked mp to the ballot box 10
deposit his vote on election day. "fes. Sir" re.
piled the barber, sand If | Was In 81. Louis
should be worth seven hundred dollars"
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SHIP BUILDING AT NEW YoRK.-A New York le.

ter rays:
At this port, once the home of our magnificent
merchant marine, there is not single vessel of any
dimensions on the stocks and in such time. honored
yards az those Of W ii. Webb, Christian Berg,
Eekford Webb, Abm. @. Bell, Steers, Roosevelt aud
Others, the sound OF the adzs, the hammer and the
mailet are hushed, many OF the yards being en-
ployed for lumber, stave and stone yards.
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RICHMOND. October 25tb,

nesqrs WArIys i pEARcg-GeuJiemen: 1 have
Carefully ana, SEED the Pill, given me by Or. " b.
Anderson and md hat 1t contains small portion
OF Ial"nsl, but mainly consists of the sniphGte OF
ouiuins The presence uf these two substances
distiactly proved by variety OF tests. have nc
d Jubt that the pill composed entirely CT these
medicinal agents.
Vsry respectfully, JB M0CAw.
e In
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E0R SALE NO | SHuP-Finding
Il It in-onvenient to attend personally to MY
BLACKSMITH AND WHEkLWKI6HT FHOP, I
offer it fer saie with part all Of the TOOLS
Mayo's Bridge. aud opposite the Dapville Depot.
and is. without exception. the very best stand In
the city. poss, sson given lst January. 1859. eAy-
ply on the premises. or to
mo- ENM0Nn R0S SIEI'X :.
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IME AND TAR.-400 casks 1hcmas-
IL ton Lima 20 bbls Tar. FOR sAls By
uoi0 EDWIN WOkIHAA W.
Jenny LIND BED6fBADb.- Just re-
y csived per steamer. iArp a0@emsss noss
20 d, Mahogany and Weanue Jeany LAn0 -
q is-im - LARus suIMn
0UUAk.-26 Aids and tisseee scod
- osaA sssar. - sals = = sxuxm ) a.
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LOCAL MATTHRe.
DaAIH Oh Dawn Rannrx Ilau y;

DsA1H OF DAVID BAlcLAY David
barclay. aged seveDty-six years, ono OF the oldss
innaoitants Of Richmond. died ss his residence 10
sni: ci yesterday morning. Nr Barclay VS. 8
naive oil Ayreshire, North Britain. and one Of the
ie9 remaining tobacco merchants Who iuaugura-
ted the trade Ia that yauabls staple in Richmond.
afser the year 1906 He realised 90 ample fortu ne
TO the trade, which be freely expended for the
oensht Of those whom be thought dessr wing, and
after lsborious life, impoverished himself by scss
OF bensvoleacs. But he never had complaint to
MAKE against any one, ~ his conscious approved
sii MS aetio5s towards his fellow beings. At au
Ssriy age be abandoned his beloved aAbion,n
sought place 10 the Army, aud vas sent 20 India
under the rule OF that great abortion and monster
ofiniquity,ths East India Company" From thsncs
ne vas transferred to Jamaica la 1906, and in
Jnne OF July OF that year, he was discharged.-
MS next aad last place Of residence was Rich
moud, virginia. Of which place be had been cis.
ven Tor nfty two years at the time OF his DEATH
Ii may Do truly said, that Richmond never had \
more honest man Ia it's borders, or one who more
seduousiy sought to advance its interest," than.
David Barclay He is now gonei Reqsiescas IN
pace. =
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~ we notice the complaint of our friend of the
Petersburg Express relative to the occasional f.;.
lures OF the Dispatch, to arrive in Petersburg tv
the morning train. We shall endeayor to make IL
more unnctuaI
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H@ PARKE PoINDkXTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

A.
VIII practice in the city Of Richmond shd IN the
counties of Chesterfield Powhatan and Amelia.
eA- Once in Lisle's Building, corner OF Main and
IAth .tree,s 30 23-i2m
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Sszs~ BURNING FLUID, 1URNING FLUID,
BURNING FLUID -Al~ats OIL hand AMI for sale al
th DIus ana Prescription store OF
john W. GARLICK5
no lo-Im Market place, Franklin st.
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CoRSKILls GRAMMAR SCHOOL GEoaaApHY; "form-
ing a parto' asystematic series of School Geogra-
phise,' by 5. s. CORNELL. This atlas is handsomely
gotten up By D. Appleton d Co., New York. For
sale by JAMES WoopBousg
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NAT. SUNDERLAND, VINO escaped from

NAT. SUNDERLAND, who escaped from
the city jail on Sunday morning, and va. eaupht
and returned the next day was apparently sboozy"
when he arrived in the city. The Sergeant ex.
pressed bis qualification at his safe return, aud
heartily welcomed him to his old quarters, but
sunderland Was very iasolent aud abusive 8. had
10 bis possession n pocket book containing soma
thirteen OF fourteen dollars in Northern funds
which was no doubt furnished him by his com.
rades, the pickpockets He says he alone is 20
Diane Tor the escspe Of the prisoners aud his rst
interrogatory, ou his return, was whether any me
had been imprisoned on his account We under.
stand that the application of Sunderlands counsel
f,r new trial will probably be decided upon by
the Court OF Appeals some time during the ensu.
ing week.
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ssAMss-ssldom has such scarcity OF regular
seameu been knoxn in New orleans ~ ~ The
present moment. Some SIX or eight vessels have
been detained for some days st the Point hom
the impossibility Of obtaining crews !ne nun-
bar Of men compared with tbs dsmaad for than
10 20 small that from sixty to eighty dollars Cd
70 CO wages is asked asd obtained before aay one
will ship.
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Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Sbampooing Saloon, under the American Hotsl.-
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is cants or 5 tickets for 81 ap 10
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Ds.D-Mrs. Fanny sehon, widow Of M.jor john
W, sehou, and mother Of Rev. DR.. sehoh, Of the
NJ E. Church. south, died 10 clarksburg, Va on
the 2sth ult She was buried on the o3d anniver.
sary Of her wedding day.
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Three hundred and eighty Ave deaths occurred
Ia New York last week. being an Increase Of tven.
ty four over the previous week. xbsnses we're By
violent means
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DEATH OF Miss L. gsvssLY-Miss
Euphraaie Beverly, who was 40 severely burned
on Monday last, died of her ip uries about sclock
Tuesday morsing. We understand that her body
WAS completely ebarred by the burning Of her
clothes, and the heat was intense a. to melt the
hoops ID her skirt. Miss B. was about forty years
Of age, aud formerly resided In WashiDgion with
ner sister, Mrs. Randolph. The latter was In.
formed OK the accident by telegraph after IL
occurred, aud arrived here yesterday morning.
but not In time to see her sister alive.
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AND sAAMrooISs SALOON. under the American He
el--entrance on llth street
n Blot, Cold and Shower BATES can to had al
all hours Single Bath rs cents, tickets for
dollar js8
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WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers. and
the public generally. the following standard OF
prices for my bottled ager Beer. Porter, Ale. &c,
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen 81 7al rs cts a doz allowed on
pints per dozen. StU0 return of bottles.
half pints per dog sec, bottles extra
store ard bar keepers per centage allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer ia whole, hall,
quarter and eighth bbls Cream Ale in whole, half
apd quarter bbis and for sale At the lowest mar
price.
Crders left with Messrs Duyal Norton, corner
iOeh and Main streets; Laidley Robinson, cor 4rh
and Frank lin sts or at NV store, will bs prompsly
attended to- WILBACHER, 18th St,
no1 Between Main and Cary.
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D~ DR. JOIN B. WALrHALL, (Homoeo
pathst Offers his pro essiona services TO the citi
sens Of Richmond snS its vicinity. 0fice at bis 70
sidence, on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9th.
xe l2--dIy
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DURE LINSEED OIL-spiri Turpen-
i tine. Lewis's pure Lead and colour Of all kinds
''s "A1 =. S JOHN w. POLLARD,
naI0 Druggist nth street.
O0l bbls G. Yellow Sugar, in store for
@OO sale By
Receiving per schr. Cerito,
~ from Boston, 100 boxes Jackson's Candles. In
''1ss ny IA @r 'A'' WM WALLACE SONS.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI Institu-
" tinn which has hecn In aucceaafnl onAratian ftr

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI Institu-
- ton, which has been In successful operation fsr
the last .6re years, 9 situated on
Il delightful airy position And IL furnished with
every convenience conducive TO the comfort CT pa
tients and the successful treatment Of disears
1t has iasely undergone extensive re pairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 70 the accom-
modation of gentlemen who may find IL inconve-
nient TO be treated at their private lodgings
Particular attention will be paid to the ltsneAA
yards. which are peculiarly commodious. 80 a
fPdydtis on the ressoral Qf the PutieHt.)
White patients. per .week..-...-.-....-......ss
Colored do. .............-......
Private Rooms - 81 to Sl5 saf
sT City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless waere the parties are known 70
one of the Physicians of the hospital.
This includes all char ges for Board. Medical attend
Ance Nursing and Medicine BY an arrangement
ADDITIONAL fee, ranging from 81 tn $780, viii be charY
ID for Surgical CASES. The particular sum may be
ascertaned beforehand BY application to Of the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted. '--9 IS Sfss sAD
No patient received for less than . week. s
The undersigned will give their personal attc1s
ton to all patients placed IN their Hospital. A
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS. aB SO
JAMES BOLTON N. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 9Th.
THOMAS POLLARD, u d.
Basement of tho Powhatsn House.s
o. A. CRENSHAW, n. D.
Franklin st.. next door below Trinity Church
WM. w. PARKEk, NJ. D., -
Law Building, franklin street. next dsor @ STATE
rHos. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physiciss
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- CIGAns,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.

LEAF AND mASUfACfUEO TOBACCO.
large aud well selected stock,
WH0LE2ALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BJUCHER,
t4th strest,
between Main and Franklin sts.
B.-cI0Aks made in s6y style 70 order.
% 3-3A
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C)it kEWARD.--i will give $50 re
W - ward for the apprehension of the burglar
that entered my house. 40 ~ Main street, between
the hours VI aad o'clocn, on Tuesday y sht, and
stole thersire em Black silk Dress; Fancy Paid
silk dc; douselsine do; sud sundfy ether smaller
articles The police will please look for tho sTt
eles and ths hief. JOSEPH eTkAusEs
no ll-2w Mdn d
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MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME may
WI be consulted conndentialiy in all casss of pri
vats disessss HAsiag had q good deal of practice
general "a isfaction The afflicted IN town or country
are invited to give him call All commu aicsys0ns
promptly attended to- and medic ines sent In amest
any dire ton stS
thee on Franklin street. third house b. low Trim
ity Churea. and disgoBsiiy opposite Odd Fellows
Hall Kichmopd Va oc so-Im
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And the various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the stomach
0olicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite Dsspon-
depcy, Ceetiveness, Blind and Bleeding Pills In
all Nervous Rheumatic. and Neuralgic Affections
il has In numerous instances proved highly beneh-
oiai and in others effected a decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared Oh
strictly scientific principles after the manner OF the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boernave Because oil
PRODUCTION into the o. States was intended more espe
raly for those OF fAtherand scattered here and
there over the face Of this mighty Country Meeting
with great success among thsm now offer II to the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended those persons
continuous use OF ardent spirits, or other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, 1t
fnds its way directly to the seat of life, thrilling
and auickening every nerve, raising up the droop
ing spirit, and, in TACT lnfusing new health and
NVTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beve.
rage will be disappointed; but to ths SICK, weak and
low spirited, it viii prove grateful aromatic Ger
dial nossessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
aoLLHSD BiTFEks fair trial. One bottle viii
con vince ron how infinitely superior it is to all
gold nj 81 per bottle or six bottles for IS, by the
SOLE PROpRlkTORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR.A co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMhCEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Hsold by nearly ali the Druggists In this city
je l4--dts
WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers. and
nnhiiE Rnnprxtiv- following
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{coRREsPosDEECE.
Nfa.N
Professor

All Of which are offered upon the very best terms.
&c .s-izp THOMAS X PRICE Il co.
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PRICEONECENT.
LOCAL MATTERs.

| CITr CouHcIL.-A regular monthly
ndsetioe Of ths Counrii vas held yesterday s1tsr.
noons 1essfs. saunders, Robinsop GIszebrook.
Aiien, orattan, oretfsr, Stokes, Ridley and De-
ngVn mna tDs,ns P.ssams-Abssns, mns, Messrs. Dimmock,
CLatms.-Mr Gretter, FROM Tie Committee on
CIsifns, presented long report, which WAS read
Iefiei K<srt-Ths monthly rspors. of ii.
referred. c. G. johnson reported four ordinance
violations for the past monfh-R. T. Seal reported
seven-E. H. Chakley reported six--B. N. Merris
reFostsd nine--W. n. Kelly reported fwo--G. 8.
Iruehart reported two-snd Francis Whsst re-
Election Ratifed.--A commuuscation snnoupeipg
the nomination by the Richmond Fire Depsrtmsnt
Of LkwIs L. BAssSs Principal Euginecrt snd SoHN
u. SHOOK and JoHY G. PAeE first and second war.
dens, was read. and the nominations ratified.
Church HiH Bsryag Groynd-- motion Of Mr..
Stokes the sum of 500 was appropriated for the
purpose Of planting out trees aud making such
other improvements ~ the committee may deem,
absolutely necessary, at the old Church Burying
Ground.
Charter Eitctions--The following Commissioners
and Conductors Of elections TO be held on the 5th
o. APril next, were appointed for the various
Am.s Batd--Messrs. sstaueI r. Bayiy, Thos
Barham, Thoruss gotdar, Samuel y. Rutherford
and VIM W. Timbeflass, C5mmisseners.-B III.
Morris, Conductor.
Aadison uurd-Messrs. Elisha Shopper son. W m.
W. Crump, Geo. w. Randolph, George W. Gillian
snd Francis J. Smith, Ctmmissioaers.--C. C. John
son, Conductor. =
- 5sesrson Wird--Messrs. IAther Libby, JOSEPH,
Drntaniei, James Winston.E. A. Smith and George
d. HEtNood, C.papsissioners.--R.T Seal Conductor
In Monroe Ward the election will be held In r.
A.. Lacy's carpenter sbop, sorner Of Broad and Fou
shoe street.
In Msdison Ward, the election viii be held at
the City Hall.
In Jefferson Ward, the election will be held at
first market hall. -. ...
After fsst deal of talk and the Transaction of
some little unimfctsant BUSINESS the Council ad-
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Geo. C. Wright was lately killed at Berlin, Via,
BIZ an insane brother.
Charles OConpor, ESQ, prominent citizen OF
Chicago, died on Monday.
The Rhode Island Legislature adjourned siHe die
on the 9TH Inst.
The Harper mansion, occupied by l.. l.. Parker,
about four miles from Baltimore, was burnt last
Thursday.
Marcus Tuliius Cicero Stanley, has been arrest
ed ia New York, on g charge of backing lottery
policy dealers.
Joseph W. Watson, said to have been once an
English merchant worth $3.50, 600, has plead gull
ty to an attempt at grand larceny in New York.
The Onion workhouss ist Atby, near Dublin,
Ireland, was consumed by fire on the 18th uit,
and eight lives lost.
Cardinal Feschl died In Rome on the 5th ult.-
His death makes the number Of vacant hats In the
sacred college, eleven.
Ienox, Esq, marshal Of the District of Colum-
bia.
Two fremen, named Purcell and feseer, are
said to have been killed by the collision on the
Central Ohio Railroad.
Levi j. North, the celebrated equestrian, has
been elected an alderman ~ Chicago BY the dem
ocrats. sa.t isss5 s s6tt4
Count de Rayneval. appointed some time back
French Ambassador 70 the Court OF Russia. bul
who vas unable 70 proceed to his post, died On ths
10th ult-, after psinful illness. a
riously Injured on Thursday morning lAst by Z
pair OF steers which he Was breaking ,crowding hin
against fence, that he died In the evening
lis ssid that orville Gardner, generally callet
Awful Gardner,) celebrated New York brniref
has been converted to the Christian relisi,D.
A negro named VIM Hilton has been arrsstes
IN New York for numbering bis wife.
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assR. srnnnK ruE SHAnow ERR rHs

Substance Fade. If you wish good picture go to
WnlEEHURsTS old tiallery.77 Main ST. and exam
me the Specimens Photographs. colOred paip
made from Ire or copied from small pictures and
enlarged to any 1iZe. The pure Ambrotype we war
rant not fade easily be defaced. ATSoN's un-
riyelled NielIoQraph or new style of Photograph
pictures taken instantaneous and finished in three
minutes. Malainotypes, Panotypes and Ambroty pes
for transmission by mail This gallery contains two
% the largest SIX ylights in Virginia and for beauty
OF fiuish, his pictures are surpa .sed by none.
Pictures taken from A. NJ to s. p. M.
sTPhotograph of the Washington Monument,
with jefferson and PatIick Henry, for sale. Price
ST. NH 6-dkwlm
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ia l3-t5


The prevalence Of the above complaints at this
season has has tue effect of bringing out a host of
professe lily new speeches. and while some few may
he good many ARE useless and some even dangerous
To prevent sap men the best course to pursue
10 consult your family physician or otherwise use
.,iy snch rem edies long public experience has
, rovesi to be safe and fcarieus. OF rls class is
YLER' COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
the fa orite prescription of eminent pa sican,
il soon became popular family modicine, and with
cat aivertsing, has continued 10 enjoy growing
reputation for the last twenty years In all recent
Broachifis, Hooping-Couxh. Croup, Asthma: &c. it
used with unparalleled success as .mcst families
VIII testify.
sold by FISHER WINSTON. MEADE BAKER A.
BopEK gR &C. at Is cents per bottle. and in an sle-
sant and pleasant I,oZenge form. I2R ana Is cents
per boY called TYLER's GUN ARAnIc CouGu CANDY
r OPS fe ~ 3m+
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~w WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LrK,

NESS TAKEHi-At GIBBS, of course where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carricature,
always go. Besides We have never been deceiy-
esi by him with hnmbug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried ont by
scores of persons take pleasure in saying that IN
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, ofa superior character,
both plain and colorcd which for beauty Of fnsh and
accuracy of likeness, are equaled by few and sur
nassed by nose Pictures of all kinds accurately
mcs and warranted to please at moderate prices
AMl,ROTYPES at one dollar and upwards ut GIBBS
Tempt OF Art Corintbien Hail. Main street, between
9TH and 10th.
do H..
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SINGULAR SuicIDE.-The wife OF Mr.. Borer, resid.
ing on the corner OF Beale and fernando streets,
jumped into a we'll on the premises, yesterday
morning aud was drowned. She arose from her
bed, we understand, between four and FIVE O'Clock
Her husband, not hearing her about the house,
became uneasy, and went out in search Of her.
Finding that the usual morning household duties
had not been attended to, he alarmed the neigh
borhood and commenced search, which resulted
in discovering her lifeless body In the we'll. Mrs.
Boren left two small children, and no carse has
been assigned for the committai of the fatal act
Anphis AraI0Dchs, Sd
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ABOLITION on THE DECLINE.-Fred Douglass COM
plains bitterly that the friends of the abolition of
slavery are falling away from the cause, some for
one reason and some for another, and good many
because Its principles required them to treat the
colored man equal brother in all the reIa-
tons of life" There's the rub; ths abolitonists
never were the true friends of the cClored race,
and after preaching equality and freedom 40 long
to Them they shrink with loathing from the practi-
cal illustration of their own doctrines, and would
almost rs soon come in contact with Satan him
self as a 'nigger."