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xyss.y .scl.sa rAlLEr.
r.vh him gently to bis rest--
nyI III ~. rae hands on his breast,
rrou, his brow
~ nov. cold and marble fair.
Sossiy Part tho tangled hair;
Iook upon him now,
Al ~esry child helies.
with the quiet, dreanisss eyes.
: Ger which the iashts-
And on his l'ps the quiet SMILE,
The souls adieu to earthly strife;
And on lie face the deep repose.
We never saw IN liie.
Peaceful bA his rest. and deep.
Let HIN sleepI
No tar. for hinl--he needs them not
Along iife's drear aud toiisome road
Firmly hismsniy footsteps trode.
etriviag 10 bear bis weary lot
with such pride upon his brow,
With such pain within bis heart
The Or mn.ss Of the manly will
Yelling the sccrct smart.
Oh. IL ia we'll the strife IL DER.
That thus 10 peacefully he lies;
Unhesdina now the bitter words.
The Geld, uspityins eyes.
Fold his mautls DER his breast
Peaceful be his slecp, and blest.
Let MIN rest!
No sigh to breathe above his bier,
No tear TO stain the marble brow;
Only with tender, plying love
only with faith that looks above.
We gag. upon him now.
No thou ght OF toll and suffering past.
But Joy TO think the task is done.
The heavy cross At last laid Gown
The crown of glory won.
Oh, bear him gently to his rest;
oh, gently pile the ii,wery sod.
And leave his body to the dust.
His shirt to his 0cd.
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La ~ ssa IA Ao q sA a y a Nan on
H0UkS.-Un and after NOVEMBER Isl, the Accom-
dation Train Of this COMPANY will run daily cur
days excepted) between Milford and Richmond;
mond at 9 50 A. NJ Returning. will leave Rich.
mond az 3 O'Clock P. NJ, and reach Milford at 20
P. NJ, stopping for passengers at any point each
way.
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Trains
OFFICE X. F. 4 P. r. r. CoNPAsY,l
RiehmoDd Oct 2lst 1888. 4 oc %
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CARRIAGE MANUrAcToRIzs.
- 0riARRIAaEs. CARRIAGES.

nSEAA CAkEIAuEc, OHDa = $500
The subscriber has on hand, o. nss S lean
Making Estabshment, Lombard Aiiey. The a..
Main aud Cary, 18th and 18th stree,s,, Sna ma
KouUHEs. RSaaIE. with snd without tops. sna
EULKIEs nj Of his make of tts ncss s az law AZ
GOOD WORK nf9hs kind can be In the city Q, NIL
fnond, and fespectfuily AJAX call from ta am de-
want of any article in the Carriage nne, ~ nwsst
prices possible aud all work sold that e rsM wAf'
| ranted. hiCASAh
1 Ia 1s-em
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rD.- NEW CARRIAGE AND HAIR

NV MESS REPOSITORY.-1he sroscIinpGar y,
having been for q number of years engaged ~
Coach Making offers to those in this section WY
may wish to parchass variety Of light ana sun
stantial CARf1 Al Es such a. bugges no MY arrsble
material Persons wishing TO purchase are IesRoos
fally invited to give call and examine. y. ~
r,ise and guarantee Of the fathtn! pslI9rHt VI
the work ~ W., = ~ Uotsl
l--ly Wal, Near 90
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having dis
~ posed Of the business heretofore conducted BY
him at his old stand, No 81 Main street, Richmond
Va, unto nessrs. SALMON BALL, would take
this opportunity Of returning his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public generally tor the
liberal patronage, long contil ued towards him,
and respectfully asks continuance of the same to
his successors whom he takes pleasure in recon-
uending to his old patrons and The public, as gen.
tienen fully capable of conducting the SADDLE
and HARNE3S BUSINESS, and are also eminent
y worthy OF their conf Renee.
JOSEPH IL. COiQUITf, Agent
Rich,uopd De,, nth Ir5S
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" sHOVELS, T0NGS and PoK have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds OF Crates,
handsome and plain sets OF Shovels, Tongs and
pokers seven different sizes of coal Scuttes cnder
Shoyes, FIRE Shoyels; handsome STANDS Tor ohoVeis
and Pok ers: Slower Stands Brass and Iron FootnSus
are Brick FIRE Slaos and jams sets OF soap stone for
setting M Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers. and others in
want of any of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
ali kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de-
scription. at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUEACWORY, No. 22s
Main street. between sth and 9th streets. West side.
Richmond, Va. ,,o,,
au 16-dIY 8. u. DENOoN.
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,.sp---.s,r7Tr.A REDUCED THROUGH
$500 stasasEa TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAI FKtjd RICHMOND To LYNCHBURG.--
me subscriber, thankful for the very liberal rasro
mage hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his hrough charges on general Mercbandiae
such as Hats Caps shoes, Boots, Dry Goods, &C, ars
only THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs on Groc zee
Queensware, &C.. only TW ENTi FIVE GENTS PEI
100 lbs which includes all expenses from th:
whsrves in Richmond to the Landings Or Depot IL
Lynchbarg.
goods are aeut forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates A. B. LEE,
an 27-ts TN Tue Doch.
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DAY STATE kANGE.--We nave made
- arraugem nts with the manufacturer for tbs
ale OF this superior COOKING RANGE, and invite
he attention 81 purchasers TO the advantages which
We offer:
LIST. The Range is made of the best iron. Ia simpI
IN its constructions and conveniently arranged.
I'd. II can be operated with wood or coal.
81. /. can be set up and removed a. pleasure. IS
readily as the common Cooking stove.
4th. We can furnish them TO any required sEe.
with two Ovens and with four or ak boilers.
with or without water fxtures-and WARRANT each
one sold 10 give satisfaction to the purchaser.
9Th Repairing pieces always on hand, which will
be putin when required at q reasonable price.
9Th. The price OF this Range Ia moderate tor
fl t-cGss aTtelel as We afford 10 sell them at
manufacturers retail prices.
Hr We continue 10 set the AMERICAN RANGE
ia brick-ail OF which have suited our customers
and have not cost any one Of them any thing for
repairs.
ALS0-Several varieties Of Low Priced Ranges
for sale at the Governor Street stovs Stove.
ss6 GEORGES STARRETT
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GREAT ATTRA CTION |!

ENH, Before ciosipg business, (Janaary Ia.
GsXzE3 is59) 0rier selact stock OF WAfCus5
and JkWELkY At VERY iow prices, and as a further
i will give on siOsDAY. tho ztn Of
st from "a cts 10 So 20 every one buying Three D
lars worth OF goods.
Wax Statuettes of Nv asling;on." = few more left.
WA KEEUSER
de Hips III Broad st between ofh ana gfl
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,0O REWARD-JEFFRIES' A.

NSDn REWARD -JEFFRlES' An
tWsJOO TIDQTE, sPECIFtC MIXTURE for the
cure Of Gonorrhoea. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of diet drink exposure change n ap
plicaticn to business Tho proprietor chs.i enges
single case OF recent Gonorrhosa which the mixture
will not cure under forfeiture Of $500 Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the Mjg
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi-
ceily cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result Is obtained III from two TO ten days
and it neither creates nausea nor ofenus the pal
ate and renders ill dew aton N diet or
interruption To usual pursuits sound sleep or heal
thy digestion the nuisance is thus removed &c
speedily as is consistent with the production of n
thorough and permanent cure. It's Ingredients are
entirely vegetable. and injurious effect, either
constitutianuliy or locally, eau be caused By is
use. .
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York. g
Rin2 No go, Broadway, corner CT john street.
TR GALLENDGR, corner Of Sd and Walnut SITS.
sold by FISHER L WINSTON,
e. o2-dlH Richmond Va.
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MORN ShELLEKS-We effer for sale
~ nine varieties of CORN SHELhERS, each Of
which we will warrant TO do good work, and those
in want tina article will find t their interest 10
call eor sale. either wholesale or retail, with @
liberal margin to the trade. BY
CHURCH Il FLEMING,
no I6-sm Corner Cary and 18th streets
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4 VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS
ACOUGH ELIXIR one Of the best known RENE
dies for CouQns and Colds has been in use in Rich
mond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
years and has always proved etncaclous IL coughs
and Colds The following certificate was Volnntaii-
Iy given by Rev. Mr.. Wiies in 1854
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March Is, 1854:
Mr. G. q, WALTsR Dear Sir: take pleasure IN
informing GU that Mrs DAVIS Cough EliTir." /
pui chased OF you, has acted like charm upon N
little dan ghter. when she had the W hopping Cough
very bad have used it also in cases OF Colds, at
tended with severe coughing, and in ry case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this nrepcra,ion as an excellent medicine and III
Judgment no FAMILY ought to be withoutit
A. WILES,
Pastor of the NJ. L. Church. South, on Caroline Cir
cult, Va Conf.
For sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Fisher Winston,
MiIsnaugh Il Johnston j. W. Garlick, K. j. Plcot,
A, Bodeker and Chas D. Yale, Richmond &C Is
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GREAT REDUCTION NEW
FRhNCIs SMYTH,
Watch Saker and Jewelisr.
D 20-3m 18th street. between Main and Ban,

=E@.;aa@ BRAZILIAN Pc Is y l. E
~ ny sPECTACLES.-Iy would in yi.e the
attention OF my city anS country friends and tie
public ia general &c well assorted stock OF Gold
Silver, Steel, Toi tose Shell SIP ECTACLks and RYE
GLASSES, Opera 6ia.ses ard SPY Glasses, Of The
best quality. which always keep on hand and oftr
assortment OF spectscles and great variety Of GlsSs
es sciences aud att have adapted them 70 different,
ages and defects of the eyesght. and by long ex.
perience IN the Optical line, AM enabled {, suit
person g age with Glasses OF any Kind RED uired.
New Glasses fitted into old Frames, atshor. notice
and in the best manner.
have Just received another lot of those nue Bra.
lillian Pebbles. All those that were waiting can nov
be supplied.
poEa Glasses for hire.
ga MYERS. Optician,
Mar and eas
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE =

NEW OOm htOstAo1f uOUDk
AA The Undersigned having taken tae stors
ISnAS3a No l,6 Main street, opposite the Dispa,rt
seA1~ eiice. for the purpose OF carrying Oh The
Watch and Jawelry Commission biisintss all per
Sons having Watches. Clocks, Jeweiry. Silver On
Plated Ware and Fancy aoolis, wishing 10 dspo,s
Of tbsnl. will do so by sending them at i6 .ain Il
the busnsss viii be carried on q retail system.
B-Ratches and JewelrJ carefully repaired kv
expfrienced workB.n Don't forget to call al Ilss
Main street. de Ii-lm W PYIs
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kua SECOND SUPPLY Fun LA
DIES. and opeLed this morn
ing fine assortment of Ladies Shoes and Gaiteis,
embracing
heels a.,
Thick aud thin sCled Morocco Boots, with and with
out heels
Thick soed Kid Boots. with heels
Double soled Patent Leather toxed heel Congress
Caters 80
without heels
I'd and Morocco slippers with and without heels
overshoes with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Gaiters
White i'll siippers, with heels
White * id slippers without heels
Together with almost every other style usually CALI
ed for. a
Ladies' are respectfully invited to call st No 90
Main street. two doors above Messrs. I. H. Price
Co, and supply themselves.
JOHN u PAtE, q.
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niA''' - Signed. p BINFORD,
ROeT L DICKINSON,
POWHATAN WEISiaER.
Rirbtoond Dec 9Th 1855 de 9-t!Jan

NOTICE undersigned. in With
lS drawing from the concern OF BlNF0hD. DICK,
INsOs n WEisIGER, begs to tender mis- personal
thanks to his many friends and the patrons OF the
late concern who have SO geuer2uslJ bestowed
their fayor5 on him. lie bek leave alse 10 announce
that he has made or arrangement by which lie VIII
lie enabled upon the Let OF January next, TO oHer
to his old friends and the public generally Increased
fsciiities and a larger and better assortment OF
NtllDS than can be fouEd in any house south, in
that line OF business and solicts foc the new con
Germ trial. sa isted that he csn offer Inducements
which cannot fail to plesse-
Full particulars hereafter xrr,,rcpy
pacamhar 9Th 1859 de Q--itlJan
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THE DISPATCH.
,arsspAY nonsIse...~.DEcHaBRR rs. isss.

frne feilosiag lines, by Miss Susan AAs.sh lN"
xsy. ~ take from the Sopth,rs Literary Nesss'"e'
for pecensbsr. IA the editor remarks tnss ~,
sass - mingled swestuess and pathos' pas '.as
which subduss 10 10 funeresl sra''c' OF IN '"s
frsst slssiae poetry
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a FOB REf,T OR LEAsE-The new

"a FOB Rect Or LEASE-The new
Ea5 Brick Warehouse on the Basin, next door to
Messrs. W TStaples Co.
Also, the Store Pearl st., next door to Messrs.
BrumrDs II Registers.
The above buildings are well located, and in com
pete order with all the conveniences Tor houses Of
business. Immediate possession gwen. For terms,
apply to EDWARD d. EACHO.
m 1I--aaitq
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ma FOR RENT OR LEASE.-The Eve

ga FOR RENT Or LEASE.-The five
xs1 story Brick Building on the west lire Of 10Th
street between Iain and Cary streets, (neXt above
the residence of DR. Cullep) is for reat or lease
and possession given Immediately. There is gag on
the first and water all ttirou On the house.
ard is we'll adapted for q st,rsee commission
house, being only short distance from the Balm
Bank. Apply TO HENRY EXAli, or
l. l. IONTA9UE,
de I3-Im Tn Bank street.
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HYMAN.
IMPROVEMENT AND PRGsERVA,

IMPROVEMENT AND PRESBRVA-
y TIuN OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'D.
lusted to defective sight, upon unarring scientific
principles. By h MAhkENS, Oatician. on dover
Gor street. Take particular notice CT the number.
The subscriber. who is well KIN wn to the citizens
Of Virginia, skilful optician, Informs the public
that he bss hand the ha ndsomest aud best assert
ment of Spectaoies and Eyeglasses in the couDtTJ
and that he will De happy faithfully to attend to all
who wish their eye-sishe properly treated By NC
bles him, upon the shortest examinations, to suit
almost every defect, whether II be derived from
NicDle, (neaT seht.) Presbytia. tagea far slightly
Amblyopia (presbytic or myopic,) Cataract, etc -
The existing prejudice against spoetsc,es shon;d be
entirely discarded by young persons sasrine nom
defective vision; this prevailing pre- Gdice 10 owing
entirely 10 the erroneous notion that spectacles
sbould bo suited 10 different ages.
IL you wish to preserve your sight during lfs
with to resd Wi sew, without the least
strain 10 your eyes. call on
Z MARKENs, optcian,
Oc Is On GOvernor street.
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KEROSINE OIL LAMPS Tho sub
A scriber having Just returned srom the East
and while there mads such Arrange ments with tn
manufacturers OF Lamps and Oils. % toenable hin
to compete with any house IN the trace, North O
public ct ls2 Main street. opposiis the American
Hotel. j. w. REX.
de 2-imt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at S3 per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFF ;E: 14S MAIN STREET.
Sceimguuscu.

Der Nn;eser" rrIbsnt cbcn Srnnabenc iim, tNltjlbr
lidrn ubfrirptsprciS Ypn so IN crouSots pb 81 GS.
yer 9unmcr otlbar bic sep 3rd9cr. suspdrti9e @trns
betn ben @ero8 ben SsroS9tcr eettcr<Ssr67
8cfdliet cinsuirnoen.
Gncdcnte Seitrds unb Ihtbeiluen wcrcn tontar ensc
Seasenrmmcn unb auf Sserlan9cn brnrrr
Snecn uno Yonntnaun9cn aer slrt meretn un fcgneen
gbinsnsen enlightenment: Gnmai9 Gnrudun9 snss SQuars
90 9stlcn ctsr menssr tbsn ensn Saars so es pem9se
@inrdun9 IS GtS nb fir ebes wstcre Ia 25 @S brlie
GatsoniseR erbr fur S2 in balbdbrltdcr SoraueSabuns
apf9ccmntsn G5fe nsen meresn rsrtdinsnabt9 bernst
ano nbn bierb bic rep Ibpnnenttn beipneere Sertn9
9n,ssn 6nnen bic gum eag @itas Dr ensanbt psrSen
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o'ns, SSo*, Soaseabens scm u.s. gepteonger 1859.

Vim Fo9enbcn Atenrc ic 6r Gatcr neil i0m bic
@e'eulNa 9e1eblt bate, iritbScti9 su gctt 9eaon-
gen; parauf et lic ouf pcn 5uelpBrn aus Dem i5euc
9elNltdcn unS nnter baa Sbrr acelt.
/ Anna Serlpratb es mir in bic 6oup bincin, 6crru
S'n pfau lbmndlten SIT loNrn unp ibm tciu StrQptG<
e'n mrpr gu 9ebsn. sEas iensn Corn anbslanse,
oen Gdp tbr Sater mS9ihrmcilc ,u,icGcn fGnnte 10
let per GtnfluB bss jungen Sintieus i'm Wtaatjtrate
nds lebr teoeutenc; i4r &ater tclitc picle 6euure
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nnp wenn er fcrfabrc, ,pe bisbcr Iencn 9lmteptlc-
9eneetfen treu uno 9cwihenbaft nad;utpmmen, 70 ie
pte lln9nape etnrs 5errn BON 0fau nittt bod an,u.
6la9en.
Sp iprah 9nua. Oant mar bic Gade abaemodbt
unp th 9ins rubig nab SauIe.
Mebrere 9Gp6en lang mar @nna be unIercu
abenplidhen 3uiammsnfiniten pieber pas muutere,
haltbafte unb untefansenc Ntabden mic friibcr
IN Den drummer 9ing lte INNER BEL Gase unp mann
tdp nit Der @'rcemutter @tcnps .eun ibr peaana,
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lthen 2usf!l9en ntdt bismeilen hc9eauet tr1re unp
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Senitern Der Didirlphsn 9Bubnuns binaufl&aute
ais ,rpe er ME Der S1ser auf bem Gnanpe Der 9le5-
Tub Surh fetn 9feiicn 3u lufcn nertebt feline 8eutc
NIT Den Au9en berbet;ieben. Sebssmal mann i'd bn
allf letnen Wanperun9cn antrat ma&ts CT mir Gin
pltteroofS @eltfbtunp blu9 cine anbcre Strabe Gin;
10y laepfe ee'mllep ms 6auben uno bemitlerete ben
'epesl4mafhtrnprn Ntttsr, Dem td isin Spiel serrrr
Den patte. So@ loute ttp Su frube 9cladt unp tris
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RRPuBLIcAN coNYENrIoN.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 13th.-At the Repub-
lican State Convention the attendance was large,
all the counties in the State being fully repre-.
scented. Sam'l S, CraigheNd, of Dayton, presi-
ded. Resolutions were adopted expressing con
fdencein the doctrines of the party, denouncing
the administration and its extravag4nee, and
restoring the government to its original purity.
The following ticl5t was nominated For Sn.
preuie Judge, VIM. v. Peck, of Scioto; ATTY
GenH, o. P. Walcott of Summit, by acciam.i.
ton; Comptroller w. B. Thrall of Franklin; BID
of Public Works, Jno. I. Martin of Butler
Great harmony and good feeling prevails.
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EoREIc5N NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA

ST. JOINS, n. F., July ls.-The steamship
Canada, from Liverpool with dates to the Sd,
three days later than previously received at
this point, passed off Cape Race yesterday, and
having been Intercepted by the news yacht of
the Associated Press, the following summary
was obtained
The steamer Indian, from Quebec, arrived
out on the 30th, and the North Star and Kan
CARGO from New York on the LIST.
Considerable anxiety was manifested in re-
lation to the Atlantic Gable when the canada
SaiIed
A. private meeting of Illinois share holders
had been held in London, but the proceedings
were not made public.
The House of Lords has rejected the bill to
abolish church rates by large majority.
The bill allowing the House of Commons to
admit Jews as members of that body, has been
passed on second reading in the House of Lords
by 46 majority.
Parliament will be prorogued before the end
of July.
The intelligence from France is not import.
ant.
A ministerial crisis had occurred in Spain
The ministry resigned, and new cabinet had
been formed, headed by Gen. 0'Donnol as min.
lister Of foreign affairs and of war.
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FROM UTAH

ST. LOUIS July l3.-Utah correspondent Of
the Repstblican, under date of June 18th, says
the conditions agreed upon at the conference
between Gov. Cumming, the Peace Commits
sioners aid heads of the Mormon Church are
The troops shall enter the city without oppo-
sitiOn, and the civil officers be permitted to
perform the duties oftheir offices without inter
ruption, aud an unconditional obedience to the
laws, and, on the other hand, past offences be
forgotten.
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Sent Up.-Jack Allison, one of satan's most
Obedient servant, was sent up night before last
for double violation of the second section
After committing greviOus offence against the
propriety of the city, he put tar on the door
knObof the first ward hose house and then tried
to get somebody to go aud open the door. ia, k
is unanimously conceded to be the most
thorough imp within the limits of the first
ward.
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PHILADELPUIA MARKET.

JUNE 3-Favorable advices from abroad
have had very little effect upon the breadstuffs
market. Supertine flour held at 81 ,25, without
sales; $4,25n6 for common and fancy Brands
Rye Flour unchanged. Corn Meal advancing.
Wheat scarce; little demand; 1900 bush. old
wheat sold at $lal,05 for red, and $l,l3 for
white. Rye frm at 20. Corn scarce, and in
good request
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REPUBLICAN CONyENTION.

GREENspune, Ia, July 18-The Republican
Convention of the fourth district met here to.
day: Hon. Judge Hockleman, of Rush, was
nominated on the first ballot. Resolutions APP
proving the 4th of March State resolutions aud
nominees, and denouncing the Green and Eng.
liSh bill and the extravaganza ofthe administers
ton, were adopted.