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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nay> RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.--kev. j. A..
DuSoAr, pastor Of Trinity Methodist CHURCH. VIII
SIBBxTH EVENING next, mt o'clock. Young meu
Of the city, are particularly invited to attend.
| il 22-2t
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10y. ANY GENTLEMAN who has no chill

lren of his own and is willing to take very prom
Using boy, seven years of age and bring him up as
father wishes him educated and brought up in u
counting house. jag
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TEE TROUBLES IN NrnaAsKA.-The explanation

TEE TROUBLES IN NEBRAsKA.--Ths explanation of
mysterious dispatch, stating that majority Of
the Nebraska Legislature had suddenly left Omaha
for Florence, is afforded by the New York Trbune's
correspondent in that Territory. II seems that q
proposition to remove the Territorial Capital was
under consideration, when mob Of Onahas, As our
Capital, burst into tho Hall, dragged the Speaker
from his desk, and charged upon the members
with bowie-knifs and pistol. The next morning
an adjournment to Florence was voted by ma
jority Of two to one. The minority, seven men in
all, remained In 0maha-in possession Of the jour-
nal, according to the telegraph.
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Esnx SHERIFF's OFFICE.-The Office of
the SHERIFF of Richmond is at l4T Main street.
Eagle Square, LIST floor UP stairs. ia Civ
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THE ACCOMPLISHING

% THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
~ DANCING.-The undersigned respectfully
~ announces that the second aud last quarter
kk of the present session of his school for the in
slucIion Of the above accomplishment, will com
LNsnce at Corinthan Hall Immediately.
Scholars may enter any time during the next ten
days and take regular course commencing from
the first All the higher branches of the art will be
taught during this quarter.
Regular days Of tuition for young Ladies' Misses
and Masters, THURSDAY afternoons, at 4 o'clock
and SATURDAY mornings, mt II o'clock.
The Young Mems Glass will meet every WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY evening, at IA o'clock.
TERMs-From this time until the close of the se :
sien in April, $40.
ia 22-6t G. A. MCEVOY
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nen. SHocKoE HILL BUILDING FUND
AssocIAnoN-The adjourned annual meeting Of this
Association for the election of officers and trausac.
ton of other important business, will be held this
(PRIDAY) evening at IA o'clock.
ia Pit v. BARGAMIN, Sec y.
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ARKANSAS SHoorING.-The Hampstead (Ark.)
Democrat relates a characteristic shooting affair
at Magnolia, Columbia county, in that State in
which five persons tried their hands, viz: J. W.
Curry, John b. smith, Adolphus Whatley, Angus
tus Whatley and Jesse Dismeux. Curry received
three shots and died Immediately after the fight.
Whatley is mortally wounded, it is thought, and
the others dangerously so. The difficulty grew out
of a lawsuit
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npGREAT IMpRovE MENT IL

n6yG REAT IMPRov EMENT IN
ETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce To those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe-
riOr to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation is such to render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless, Herer
fiil0 TO bring the t0Ot, the FIRST trial never breaking
it. mangling the gums or inJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling. Cleansing, and In
serting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hail. on Main street.
% 10
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Things I'm Norfolk.


NORFOLK, Jan. 20.
Last evening, armed with our reportOrial quill,
we slowed ourselves away in one Of those comfort
BILE arm chairs in the council chamber, provided
for the aldermanic proportions OF our City Faith
ers Then and there we learned the intention of
the Finance Committee to report a new bill on
the tax on real estate from 81 Is to $l25 on every
800, and general increase of 10 per cent on all
other taxable property.
Mr.. Saunders gave notice of his intention to OPP
pose the tax on clerks, and increase of the tax
alton on merchants. He was opposed to putting
any traInmels on trade or of imposing any greater
burden on the mercantile portion of our commu-
Lity.
The value of real estate in Norfolk in 1857 was
five million three hundred and ninety nine thous-
sand and eight dollars The taxation then yielded
sixty-eight thousand seven hundred and fifty dol
lars which proves unequal to the demand-hence,
the proposed increase.
The interest ON the city debt S76.b0
Salaries to the officers of city government. 1888
police ..,,,,... .,..,,.,.,,.,... S,2l2
Amount paid for lam 1860
Which foots up the of Sl0l ,7s7
To which we aid the proposed sinking fund l2,ll5
Making total Of: slls so2
Thus we find ourselves taxed to pay the snug
little sum of one hundred and thirteen thousand
nine hundred and two dollars per annum, all Of
which our present council will 10 doubt raise, but
| the people must suffer.
At sale of stock this morning
$500 city scrip was sold fol-. 60
Exchange Bank Stock, 10 1903
= !. :. ~ =. '''''''''''-"''''''' i ,n12 :
FARMERS ...........,r.....iS2,,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fort Of Richmond, Jan 2l-Hfgh Water 10 o'ePk.
-~~~~~~y~--~~-->~-~>->~>~
SAILED,
Schr Henrco, Whipple, New York, mdse, d W
Currie
schr ST. Cloud, johnson, smithfeld. mdss.
Sloop New Packet. Gwatney, Smithheld mdse.
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AGENCY ma NORFOLK.

MN. r. POSTER. Eso, 70 the Agent for the DALI
DsssAfoa In Norfolk. the circulation OF tne p~po'
sAws having increased 10 an extens dsmAnnns ~ -
$3.50 Attention 10 In d,stribution the collection Of
Ausa. ne
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HE DISPATCH.
NoTIcE no ADVERTISERS.

Advertisement for the DfspArcn must DO handed
By sts ocleck IN ne afternoon. in order TO appear
~ nextdAy. The heavy pressure Of ADVERTISEMENT
upoa the eo,arans Of our PAGER will not admit Of
their reception after the hour named
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Ha, NEW BRIDGE BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND MANcHEsTER.-T committee appointed by the
meeting held on the 18th inst, will report plan OF
operations to another meeting TO take place Mt the
new Masons Hall. in Manchester. on FRIDAY Ito
morrow at 2. NJ. ALI persons interested in the
subject, are requested to attend IA 2l-2t%
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A SMART GRL-A girl aged fifteen, in the en-
last Sunday, lying On the floor, tied hand and
foot, aud her clothes much burned. She said that
two men, with blackened faces, had forced open
the kitchen door, tied her, &c, and then ransack.
ed the house; and gold watch was missing. The
girl afterwards acknowledged that, in handling
the watch, she broke the crystal, and for fear of
being reprmanded. she had tied herself up, burn
ed her clothes, and hid the watch, and concocie cd
the story about the things; and proved Ii by pro-
ducing the watch from a corner where she had Sc
GREETED it.
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THE VoTE ON THE KANSAS CoNsrIrUTIoN.-we find
the following dispatch dated St. Louis Jan. 20, in
the Baltimore Sun of yesterday:
ga dispatch, received here from Kansas, signed
by I. p Stanton gives the vote of the 21st ult, in
this territory, as $500 for the Lecompton Consti
tuition, and that of the poll of 4th inst, 10000
against it, The first vote, it will be recollected,
was taken in accordance with the requirements
Of the Convention which framed the Constitution,
the latter only under the subsequent act passed at
the extra session of the Legislature"
A similar dispatch, dated at Washington, appears
in the New York Tribune. The St. Louis Demo
crat (Black Republican, has the following:
The returns of the first election were opened by
Mr.. Calhoun and Governor Denver on the 18th
inst. The vote stood: with slavery" 6,063:
without slavery" 5,O76. OF the total vote, 1862
votes polled in precincts containing only
about 900 inhabitants.
The result of the last election ON the constitu-
ton were not counted. Smith, the free State can
didate for Governor, received ,2s3s, and Marshall
democrat $3.50. Parrot, free State, for Congress
6.623, and Carr, democrat, 6,56S. The Senate
stands Free State men, ID: democrats, 6. House.
Free State, %; democrats, H.
Calhoun declares that he will not close the
count now, but will receive other returns, al
though the time allowed has expired. The Terrific
rial Legislature will provide for another constitu.
tional convention.
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WANTED-A hrst-rate Cook, Washer
w and Ironer, without incumbrance.
WOMBLE Il CLAIBORNE,
do 30-ts No. II Pearl IT.
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EOUND.-A colored girl named LUCY.

about 10 years of age. came TO the residence Of
the advertiser MAN, between ed and oath streets
three four days ago. Her owner will please call
at this Office learn the residence of the advertiser
pay expenses and take his slave away.
Ia 02-ltE
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LOST.

T OST-Eight Paddock Keys, between
IL Franklin street, above 9th, al ong Bank to Ex-
change street, on Monday evenin last. suitable
reward will be paid to the finder by leaving them
at DUDLEY cos,
ia Pts ~ Main street
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r OST.-We caution the public against
IL trading for or receiving two Bonds, Nos 81 and
81 of $780, each with Coupons attached, of the Vir
GINA Central Railroad Company, rs said Bonds are
our property and have been nslaid or LOST.
ja2-dtf HAXALb co.
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WANTED, A TEAcHER.-I wish 70
w employ immediately young lady, TO take
charge of a small school at my house. One quainrd
to teach French and Music required. Address
WILLIAM PRIDDY.
Negrofoot P. o.. Hanover county. Va.
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OLIVER SPOONS. FORKS, &c.--Silver
~ Table. Dessert and Tea spoons; Table. Dessert
gar Spoons Ac. for sale BY C. 0kNNkT
Jazz &f Eagle Square.
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w by the single cord, on the following, terms,
viz: Pine Wood s. Is, Oak Wood S4-City measure.
Terms cash. Apply to
NJ w WARRINGTON,
ia Ppm Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
HOGS, HOGS.-We are prepared to fur
l. l. nish any number Of corn or still-fed HOGS
either alive dressed Orders left at our Office viii
be attended to. STEARNS IL THURSTON.
ia
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nSspRIrTER's New Truss AND SUI

No ls2 Main street, nearly opposite the Banks.
ia 2l-3t*
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Court n alters.
CORRESPONDENCE or ,Hs xIcH.osD pAIlr DppA,cH. ]

LOUISA G. H., Va, Sept. as, 1883.
The Circuit Court has been In session since Wed.
Issday iast, and much business il being transace-
ed, while many c!sncsry suits are still on docket
Two criminal cases were tried last week, both
prisoners being convicted. Robert Poindexter
vas convicted Of having unlawfulIy stabbed VIM.
Smith. some months sgo-imprisoned In our couu-
fy jail for IL months, and fined three hundred dol
lars Meesrs. Lane and Winston, of this place.
and Hon. A. X. Holiday, Of Richmond, Va, we're
employed in his defence. The verdict vas consid.
cred by many very harsh aud unjust one, and
the counsel asked the J1dge to set it aside, but he
pronounced 1t q fair aud just verdict. The ther
Ase vas that ofa free negro, charged With Aiiius
in the murder OF q white man In the upper end
Of the county. He was sent to the State Penitsn.
tisry for three years. Mr. Tutwilsr, ofFlusanns,
was employed Ia the defence. Yesterday was oc.
cupied in examining the witnesses in the case OF
Maurice vs. Beadles 4 Co.. q case which has beeu
pspdiug for some time, aud Is of some importance
Able counsel 10 employed on both sides, viz , W. J.
Robertson, Of AIsemarle; Shelton y. Leake, of
and Waltor d. Leake. Of Gooch.
land, for the plaintiff and Z. r. Watson. Of Char
lottesvIlls, and W. VI. Greene. of Richmond, for
the defence. The case will be concluded to dsy no
doubt.
The farmers are fearing frost very much, and
are cutting tobacco very fast. Seeding wheat has
Our "littis village merchants are
receiving their fall supplies Of goods from the
Northern cities. More suon. CITIZEN
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
Wv unuSE

KENT, PAINE & Co, ,63 AND Ie5 MAIN sT.
THE LAKG EsT, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING. ADAPTED To THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEM
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention OF Dealers 90
enr very large aud we'll assorted siock of READY
MADE CLOTHING manufactured by ours Ives for
cApu in the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants W no in the habit OF purchasing
at the North aud elsewhere. will but promote ther
own interests by giving our ock careful exami-
nation before going further.
besides Gsntlemen's Dress Wear we have very
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made Ia the very best manner, and OF the most
substantial mater ais
In idition the above. we have in store i5n dog
rn 6entlenAns RTs. of all qualities and stlies
besides large ortment Of Hickory SHIRTS, Gan
ton Flannel and Under do; Red Blue and Grey
flannel Dc; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton Flannel
and leans d, and Sp irtnR Jacketsal OF which wlli
bv sold At prices which will compare fayoiabiy ~ltn
any market in TIE country, aud upon the most sat
ss issw KENT, PAINE co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ = : s-5~a4s-
GaC FALL 1858.
MAGNIFICENT SupPLY

pRIGs 4 CD are erswdinu their wsrerooma
wEh exsry.nng that ls new "it gant and attractive
ana substantial in heavy Staple and Domestic Dry
Ia every department ,l.eir stock is always kept
taii and well assf rted, being ail we'd to run down
~ no season, however dull ~ that strangers and
others may always come. w.th the fuii assurances OF
bnding every novelty thai the European or our own
giarketr can ahorI.
10 exteot soleciion. variety and price. they are
rot afraid OF any competition ith the larges; houses
OF the Nsrtlindeed rather invite it, and Will with
great conf tence th. present Autumn. invite both
@ @ho @ ana 70 s hsT esn sns
the most critical that they bring both skill and en-
t-rrriso into roquisiton IN making Up their sup
plies
The limits OF an advertisement will not allow any
enumetation-they. will therefore name oniy few
d kisssn, ss,s aa aaacsa ST Silk Robes. euncos
20 60 DO % do il Asuiila
Rich Valencia Robes, q Ia Princess
Splendid Corded SILK Bradyn,ers
DO Robes Orch ard new) la Jaw Cracker
English, Scotch and American De LANES
:. Do do PRINT. great variety.
'''A MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
:. Black Csshmeres. Merinos, Bombazinss. Mouse
&C. anu SEMbRoibERY Sfps fpsPAkTSsST' III sHsS''
Honiton Lace Sets, Point dc Applique do. ool,
Setts: r. wat Mus S,tts Mus, Collars; Camb. and
Linen Sets; Misses Camb and Mus. Sets. in vare-
ty, &C, Ac.
MANTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT
And coming in daily Shawis of every description,
Velvet and Ui0th Cloaks. with all the newest wrap
pings imported.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin and Lace Curtains. Sat. Dsmask, Rroca-
tell Union Damssk, TasselB, Gimps. Fringes, Cor
nice &c.
tUkS Of every kind worn in our climate.
NEGRO DEPARTMENT AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
Linen and cotton Sheetin2r, Table Damasks, Tow
elings. Diapers, Huckabacks. Bed Blankets, Crlb
Blankets, bimitys, white and gray Blankets. 4
Plaid LiDseys. Plsid CottoIM, 0Znahurgs. Fiannels
Kentucky Plains. Georgia Plains. &C. &c.
In this last heavy goods department, 30 full and
crowded are they, that in order to make room I. r
ether goods now ON the way, they will Close out
large lots TO merchants, farmers traders manufec
turers and others at bare com admission upon the
cost. se lt-lm 4 PRICE 4 CO.
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DEMOYAL!-WM. ROWDEN has re
RATES. FENDERs, FINE SETS OF

NJ sHOVELs. TONGs and P0K Il have for
sale an elegant assortment u ell kinds OF Grstes.
inclnding every style Of fenders, summer Pieces,
handsouse and plain sets OF shovels, Tongs and
Pokers Seven different sizes OF coal scuttles. ctnder
shovsIs. are shovels handsome stands for hhovels
and Pekers; Blower 6tands;brA and Iron kootmaeE
ssttina up Crates; Tavern and Church Bels, q
sveet faue Build<rp. hsusekecpers. and others "
snf Of any Of the shove articles b. supplied q
lie lrwsst Northern prices. ! am mauufncfur1pg
ai kiudu or BrHss ard Iron works of the eboye q.
scesqp. . nz ankk sad sskss S2HfNvPff ~ e
ein stEsee hslwssn ath end esh ssssses. West sdA.
~ M 3. D. DEAOON.
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Cool RAscALIrY.-In Cincinnati, q few days since
two sharpers accosted a countryman, stepping at
one of the hotels, and stating that they we're de-
tectives declare that he suspected of dealing
IN couuterfeit money The ruralist asserted his
entire innocence: but they said they would search
him, and took him into private room, when they
found $l0S in good money. One went to consult
q detective concerning the bank notes, aud remain
ed away so long that his companion also departed
10 search Of the delayer. OF course, neither re-
turned, aud the rural and unsophisticsted fellow
learned too late that be Was victimized.
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E5y Nav GoODs Il have received from
Phi ;i,is pbia and New York, and will op.n this
morning a choice and splendid ass ,rtnent OF ladies
DRESS GOODS. Also, fine assor ment of CLUTHS,
CASSIA GRES and VEsTiNGS, along with general
sto.k Of DOMESTIC GOODS of every grade and
qqsity, many Of which can sell at much less than
tOI aIer prices. - -
fiae BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do large
sunpiy Of Negro CLOTHi NG, Of every descriptions;
Blown snd Bieached DJME5TICS, and many other
Goois too tedious 10 MENTION usually kept Ia the
Dr5 Goods line.
A cali ID respectfully solicited of all who want
ch zap nd good Goods. Come and see and Judge for
DC lin JNO L SMITHER.
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HEA- tHR underslgheI peinr uo" coie
Profile ar OF the establishment at the corner OF
Broa, and tth etrett whi h he has heretotlre con-
daet.d lier the style aud firm OF U SUTTON,
in ). hereby announces 10 his friand., and the
North, ami nitters himself that he has laid IL
such ass0-tmeu. of CRtCkERY. CHINA and
GLA 5sW AXE, anf at such prices will enable
him To sell as low. lR CASH, as can be purchased At
any m lar tab ihn at ia the city. He partic
II arIg )itCits cali from the former patrons of the
enttrs slttsf4ctio, bsth regards prices aud quail
Ny. sUIlOS, JR.,
Dealer in Urockery China aad Glass ware,
corner OF Broad and 4th street
Opposite Breeden Fat Co.
NB-G ,odi sent promptly to aug part ofthe city.
fcs< af ri trge sc 25-6t
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Daowssp HIMSELF IN Two Fs1r OF WATER
Thomas Shower. . dsrman, residing for some time
il Newark, n. j., was found drowned on Monday
in . rain cask. He had been sick about . week
aud was heard 20 say that II bis hysIcian or soms
body else did not relieve him he would relieve
himself by drowning. There was only two feet Of
water in the cAsk and yet hs succeeded.
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LEY CooGHs. CoLps, HoAssEsKss, 10.

The alenc- of the above complaints at this sea-
has The effect of bringing out host of profes-
seJty Is@ spoc,hes and while some isw may Dc
1oJi many arc useless and some even dangerous.
TO prss vnt disappointment the beat course TO pnr
sue 60 consult your any phy sician or other wise
uss .aly such remedies as long public experience
has ro, cd 10 be safe aud efcacious OF THIS class
!. 1YLEh's CJbPoUAD sfkUP VI GUN AhA-
BIC Originally the fsyorite prescription o. an IN. m
iuent ph, sciau, il soon came popular ianHy
mcd.einf, and wi hcGt advertising, has continued
u enjoy y growing reputation for the last twenty
Ia Chronic cases Bronchitis. Hopping Cough, Group,
Asthma. &e it 10 used with unparalleled sacsess a.
INST fsi,.iii-s will testify.
Soil b. FISHER 4 Wissres. MEADE 4 BAKER A
Bob.Egs &c. at Is cents per b1ttie. and IN an Gle.
gant ana pleasant H. z-Bss forin l2a and 70 Gems
Prf boz, call Tr-sals GIN ARABIC Couaa c1sDf Al
DEDPs - N-3m
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SWAN & cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
GUTHOhILED By Tar
STATE on uEUh3IAi

rhe late attempt TO injure Firm has shown that
OUR LUTrhSiSS ARE DRAWN fAiRLYI
That our Prizes are PAID PUNCfUALLY | and that
our schemes MutE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the woTidi
The following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN
Co. Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery H.
zach OF their Single Number Lotteries for Octo.
ber 1855 Ut AUGUSTA Ga. in puplic, snder the
4uperntondence of Commissioners.
GLASS 50 draws on SATURDAY, October 1855
GLASS Sc draws on SATURDAY, October y, 1858.
CLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, October 10, 1888.
CLASS ss orawso SATURDAY, October %, 1858
GLASS 3. draws On SATURDAY, october 81, 1855
IN TIN PLAN or SINGLE NDKbAAa
5UO1G TICKETS
FIVE THOUSAND kUuk HU NDRED AND
ElaHTY-FIVE PRIZES!
Nsarlv Cras Psrze Ia Ercrr Nssls N9sea
MAGNIFICENT 5CHBMEi
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NEW YORK PoLtrIcs s-Washington Hunt has
written letter defining his present position. He
says hs was honestly and earnestly in favor Of .
union of the AntiDsmocratic masses, but the
action OF the Repubiicans At their Convention has
rendered IL impossible for conversative men to
unite with them.
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MICHIGAN STATE FAIR.-rhe Tenth Anuuil Fair
OF the Michigan State Agricultural Society com
menced Tuesday, and continues four days. The
weather 10 delightful, and the entries are large,
particularly Of horses aud csttle The sttso da nee
promises to be larger, and the exhibition more
snccessinl, than on any pI esinus year.
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SUICIDE OF RuINaD GIAL-Miss Esther Ann
House, beautiful young lady, who hsd been in
veisled into house ofili fame, dragged and ruin
Cd, committed suicide at Manchester, N. H., on
Friday By taking arsenic. She concealed the fact
Of her taking poison uuiil medical aii Was too
lats
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The Bsqursrs OF EsssszsE rsAscs.-Th

The BsQUEsrs OF EBsSszsg FSASCD.-The late
Ebenezer Francis, it is said Wills TO each of his
daughters, Mrs Mason and Mrs. Bouditch, t200, 900
outright, and one hundred thousand dollars he
gives in legaces to various persons. The ba-
lance lie places In trust for the beaeft Of bic
grandchildren, niue in number, the interest, how
ever, to 80 to his two daughters during their lives
This interest amounts to about &234 600 per annum,
or $I17 GOO each. Contrary to general expectation
he has made no be9lssts to Harvard College
Boston, Herald.