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6aa FOR RENT.-Tnose newly erect
Em Cd Brick Tenemsnts on Cary street, between
ith and sth. They are well adapted for Grocery
ttcres or any kind OF retail business They contain
rooms besides the store room, and are we'll adapt
Cd for the accommodation OF families having ali ne
csssary conyeniepces. Possession given immediate
Y. To good tenants the rent will be moderate
Apply to T. RAaLASD q 90,
Ia 2t-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street
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FRoGs.-The Northampton (Mass.) Courier says
that frogs in that region are in danger of becom-
ing extirpatsd. number of epicares have been
hunting for them to be used a. family food-on.
Of them recently bagged eight pounds of rare legs
at one trim
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An AfRRAY.-McKee, who was lately acquitted
VI Baltimore, came near being shot in an ARRAY
with another man In that city on Wednesday,
named MeCoubry. The latter fred at him, but
missed him
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~DYsPEpsIA AID FRS. --DK O.

~DYsPKPsIA AID FIrs.-Dk "
HELPS BROWN, the great curer ~ c5nsumptieu.
was for several years 30 badly afflicted By DySpsp-
sia that for part Of the time he WAS confined 70 his
bed. He wAs eventually cured By = ptescrtpstsu
furnished him by yousg eiAryoyan girl This
pres rip ion, given him by mere child, while n
state OF trance has cured every body who has taken
II, never having failed once tt 10 equally sure IN
cases OF Fits and Dyspspas. The ingredients may
be foand In any drug store. l will send thh valu-
able prescription any person the receipt ce one
stamp to pay postaee. Addrrss
No. II Grand ssfest, Jsrssy Cisys n. =.
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PEssoNAL-The second daughter of Hon. John
A. Quitmau, Miss Antonio, was married the
Goth uit., in Mississippi, TO Lieut.. Wm s. Lowell,
Is. N. The Rev. j. II. Ingraham was the officis.
ting clergyman.
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THREATEnHD BaBAK The water had
to be drawn from the canal last Saturday morning,
to prevent q break at the pump house acqusduct,
Q short distance West of the city. The damage IL
no doubt repaired before this time
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TEE ADDRESS of the Rev e. M. Peter
son, delivered at the laying Of the stone Of
the Clay Street Church last Friday, will be found
In another coIumu.
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DUEL "A hostile Meeting took place on the 7th
last, on the Netairis Ridge, between Messrs H. j.
Rsiney and Philip ST. Levy. OF New Orleans. After
exchanging shots (pistois being the weapons used)
the matter was amicably adjusted.
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ExposuRK.--A number Of boys were
caught bathing in the dock last Saturday, and two
OF them escaped minus their clothes. Such inde-
ished.
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SrAHBKD--A negro man named Tom. belonging
to Mr. Richardson, of Dinwiddie county, awhile
ON his way to Petersburg, in company with
drunken white man named Daniel Hamilton, was
fatally stabbed by the latter who had not been ar
rested at last accoants.
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RICHMOND. 18th July. 1853.
HAVING THIS DAY ENTERED INTO

L co-partnsrship for the purpose of conducting
the PAINTING BUSINESS in all its branches-
respectfully solicit share Of the public patrT n
ags and pledge ourselves to execute all work en-
iru.ted 20 ms with neatness and DESPATCH We may
81 est OSCAR NULL,
Jy l3-6.s HARDY PYLE. &
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~ HHyRBET AND URAsGs NEcTAR.-
We have added these fine luscious Syrups 70 oar al
ready extensive list which are served up Wsth
sparkling SOFA WATkK icy cold. sos.
WAXING 4 PEARCK, Druggist.
ie2 Broen ct above III. 2
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IxcEsDlAarsA.--Thes stable Of Mr.. N.
O. Thornton, on Foushee street, vas set on fire
about o'clock yesterday morning and partially
bnrned. Loss about $500.
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MURDER IN SANTA FE-The Santa Fe Gazette says
that Francisco Quintana, residing liz the vicinity
Of San lidefonso, murdered his wife on the % OF
lune, by stabbing her with large butcher knife.
They had for some time lived unhappily together,
he frequently whipping her. Sue saed for di-
vorce aud division OF his property, both of which
were granted. On the morning OF the I'd, he went
to see her, and commenced conversation about
the property. She, observing something iendish
In his manner, started to run from him, when he
pursued and plunged the knife up the hlt in her
side, causing instant death. He was subsequently
arrested and committed to prison. The murderer
has eight little children.
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NJ HoBsox's HAfA Cu fTlso, HnAvis0
AND eHAxPooisa SALOON, chdsr the Americas Ho
el--entrance on l1th ssfeee 81 -
n. Blot. Cold and shower BArns can ~ lad q
al hours Single Bath - cents. tSGAsss tor
dollar. - ~
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A RsoIMssrAL UnlrolM if talked O

A R1GfMBRrAL UNlFokM If talked of
by the volunteers of the city, and is desgusd to be
worn ony Ia regimental parades, may be adopted.
Very few, II any, Of the companies, appear to be
willing to give up their present uniforms alto
gether, preferrng u retain them for company mus.
ters. II uniform for the regimeas is adopted aud
its cost 10 comparatively small. large number OF
young men. not now attached to any command,
may be induced to shoulder their muskets aud fall
into line.
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The HusTis0s CoUaT was engaged in
civil business last Saturday. As this Is the qoar
terly tsrm the d sit the greater part OF the
present week.
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Tnl q. Guar. Judge Hsls burton.
spent last week in hearing civil suit, which has
not vet been ended
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STxYCHNIHE.-Some few days since We
noticed the fact that negro had died la Gooch-
land and ten others been made very sick by using
Cincinnati whiskey 10 the harvest field. and thai
Since then, gentleman who has had extensive
experience 10 the distiIation Of liquors, has as-
sured Us that no ardent spirits eau by possibility
contain grha Of strychnne or any other deadly
drug and that distiiiers use nothing of the
in their manufactures. As our informant il ia no
wise interested iu distiliing selling liquors, and
is entirely reliable In every respect, have deem
ed it proper to give his statement TO the public.
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DICKENS AND HIS WIFE.-The London correspon-
dent of the Springfield Republican, writing on the
26th of June, gives the following explanation OF
the incompatibility between Dickens aad his wife:
''In the literary world very little is stirriug ex
cept the gossip the domestic affairs of Charles
Dickens. Probably his explanatory letter, pub
iished month ago and full of mysterious nl.u
sons, has excited as much curiosity in America as
here. The facts dimly alluded to are these: About
twenty-five years ago. Mr. Dickens, then q clerk
married very pretty aod amiable young girl
Whose parents opposed the match ~ far beneath
ber) and took her home 20 obscurs lodgings In Fur
nival's Inn. For some years they lived very hap
pity together; but Mr.. Dickens having become a
great man. fattered and courted, inds that his do
mestc felicity 10 not AZ great could be desired
Two or three years ago. he gave dinner to his
day. aud in proposing his wies health, stated that
his life. This equahiiity of disposition does nos
satisfy him. She is not intellectual. He reads
his works to her. and she, absorbed In her needle
work, inquiries abstractedly what he means by
some of his most brilliant passages In .hort she
IL not a companion to him. so the brilliant novel
lat aud actor separates the ground of 'incompaf
ibiiity," frsm her whom he vowed before God to
love and to cherish, and from heuceforth their
lives have separate ends. The oldest child, youth
Of Il, has chosen TO follow the fortunes of his mo-
ther, while the daughters remain with their fa
ther To make the affair still more notorious.
young lady, Mrs. Dickenss sister, has undertaken
TO keep house foEa1p Dickens and his daughters
The whole affair n1very repuguaat to our ideas oil
matrimonial constancy, and has not enlarged the
circle of Mr. Dickenss admirers"
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= KREsRR { PARRB poelery.
my lf-0 Corner Of f3sh and Cary 9tsseea

- DuDLEx y Co., Importers aAd
oIks, 0id WHlsKHYs and oiGARa No - baiA
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TRE De RIvIEaE ROMANCE The New York Herald
of Saturday gives the following additional chapter
III thu Riyisra Romance:

of Saturday gives the following additional chapter
Of the Rivisre Romance:
Miss Blouut turned up very mysteriously yes.
terday morning, IL being reported that she has been
during her absence, stopping with friend in
Phiiadephia There can be but little nth in this
a. no train arrives from that city az the hour sta
ted 1t is said that she Immediately. on her arri.
val repaired to the Napoleon Hotel, where che re-
msiued in company with her mother until about
half past seven O'Clock, when. at her request
she came over to this city, aud is nov with her
father At DR.. De Wees, 59l Broadway. Daring her
sbsencs she has bseu very unwell, and stated, on
her return, THAI she WAS glad to get back. Az to
Rviere she IL said not to have made any inquiries
although her mother stated that he wss doing well
and ou; Of harm's way. Mrs Biount IL still At the
Napoleon Hotel, aud will remain there until hnai
arrangements are made aud Col Biount has with
drawn all further suits. She has declared that de
Riyere shall not suffer % long ~ IL IL in her pow
Col i,lounr feels fully satisfied thst he has con-
viuced his wife that de kiviere IL . married man,
and was legally married to the young French girl
At the Church OF St Vincent do Paul
The plsu ssggested 10 that de Riviere 10 10 pro
caad 10 Europe with a warm friend of Mre. Blount.
ADD that he immsdisfely proceed to hare The sen
teacs which was passed upon him In France sus-
n thi. n effected, he is to return to France and
have his marriage with his ffsnch nissysss pro
ronnced void, which can no doubt be done, accosd-
lag 10 the French Church ana rroennne sueA
certi6catss from parties are reliable, that hs =
~ssf ns h.s represented himself 70 Be hers. hs g
% return. and Il viii thea Be dsnnltsiy ARRANGED
ressrd iua his marriage with Miss baount- 40 ins
meeptipe Miss Blunt will rematn most ~ ~
tims North, travelling No Information mrs oee0
received &C ret Of the vhersaoouss q Cspsaih -
Riviesss nor vtsl y bssknown ansal Meeosy
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e. FOR SALE "A MOST IEStRA-
vi BILE REsIDENCE FoR SALOON CHURCH
ntLt.-The subs ~riber will sell on very evclmmo-
dating terms that desirable brick DIV ELLlNti stu
ste-i she of 18th and Clay Streets Church
Hill. II contains ro~.ms above basement, and IL
lne oaseulant. 1t he's in the yard q good brick
kitchen with rooms, smoke house pump &c. Tht
0t rents on 3sth street IS feet running back I3z feet
90 an sliey 10 feet wide. For further reformation
apply 10 the subscriber, or to Mes,rs Gold:n Ap-
per-on. r. " SUTTON, JR.
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IEouasr Roon. ha. Iona heen : mai.

lEoussr RooA.-It has long been mat
ter Of surprise to that the City Council did rot
ht up . room In some central part Of the city for
the Coroner to hold inqussts over dead bodies In
sieAd OF permitting those examinations 70 take
place 10 The public streets ~ ~ present The cost
of snch an establishments woud bs COMPENSATORY
trifihg, and the Idle crowd who always assemble
on such occasions would then be shut ont from the
presence Of the JURY, while performing the duties
Imposed upon them by Law. There can be no
doubt that the present mode Of holding iDquests
exceediugly demoraizing to those scores Of youths
who never fail to force themselves iuto the pre-
senee OF the jury, aud on their account the city
csuld we'll afford the requisite expenditure. When
suicide or murder has been oommitsed the Coro
ner can repair to the place, make ZACH examine
tion as may be necessary. and then remove the
body to the .Inquest Room," wher the jury, shut
10 from the idle gaze of the curious multitude can
deliberate and render such verdict ~ their cool
Judgment may direct. Wetope the Council will
take this suggestion into serious confederation and
determine to furnish the Coroner an Inquest Room,
10 which to perform his important, but unpleasant
duty.
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Rat CATCHING IA new method OF "a
king rats by wholesale, has just been discovered
by a gentleman residing on Shockoe Hill. He
tskes an empty bag, puts half peck of meal In it,
lays 1t the floor, and props the mouth open suf
fciently wide for the rats to enter. In short
time the r1rniints enter the bag in search Of the
meal and once in there, may readily be taken and
killed. servant at the brick yard of Glenn Da.
Wis killed forty nine rats by this process last Fri
day, in the course Of few hours.
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xs OAK LAWN FOR SALE.-Th,

Ca OAk LAWN tOk SALE.-The
E:g subscriber. wishing TO decline housek eeping.
0fsss fJr sale this delightful Tes;deuce situated on
Grove street., fifteen minutes drive West from the
city of kich 1hs tract contains 22 acres, in
fue state OF cultiYaioBs portion OF iS devoted 70
u market gaTden containing large straw berry and
asparagus beds, &C., &C 1t has au Old and oung
fTnit-bearink ofchsrd, containing $50 trees Of thu
c9oic st collections, embracing apple. pear, peach
chesFy and 1nincs trees also. gaEa vines, and aii
the sotbsr sla AL fruits
The place is ola family residence. but has been
occupied several years By the subscriber. who has
entirely renovated and modernised it. improving
what wss god, and adding what Was needfui 10
IaaEe IL what IS, Of the most delightful subur
ban residences about the city of Richmond. The
house, which 10 entirely new, il an Italian fllia,
with heavy swiss oTnamenting. style of arshitec'
ture admirably suited TO this climate. The psid,
flash is rich and modern. embracing marble man
tes, silver plated door knobs aud bell knobs. &c
Thnrs mite rooms, six OF large size. II Is stua
tel rs ieet from the street having fine spacious
lava u 'front.' with magnificent oak trees. OF natiys
aro~ih There il good kitchen and other out
houses. Ths HeighboThood Is unexcsptionable.-
The Iocatiun perfectly healthy.
1t villa De aid entire. in lots to suit purchasers
IL more lsnd were desired ii could be had lmmedi
steiy adJoiairs. at a reasonable price.
TRIMS inethird cash; baancu On time, from one
to y. years, for negotiable notes, bearing interest
aud secured by trust deed; or Improved city proper
~ would be taken ia exchange.
Persons wishing to purchase, may apply to GOD
DIN APPERSoN, or on the premises TO
jy l2--lgt l. =. SQUIRE.
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RANTS, HYDRANTs. HY-

IA DRANTs.-The subscribers being authorized
alteration in he city ordinance to put up and rsr
"*ir Il 'DaANTS, ami all other kints II wora con
n%cted Nth the city water, beyond the limits OF the
stree ., aud having q large snopy of the best II.
DRANr5. COCKS, 6o. now In use 10 the city, on
hand. they prepared to put them 1p in the most
substantial manner and on reasonable terms.
g 4 A BAkGANIH. JR.
corner 10Th and Main
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g. FOR HENT-A very desirable room
= over cur Store. Possession given immediately
TO god tenant, terms moderate. Amply at the
store u sTEBBtNs & PULLEN,
jya Is Corner 9Th ami Broad SITS.
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sdr BIAcaB.nnY Dn ssDY "A n,oss

desirable and efficient peepAf ation for The anasss
arrb0a, want of tone auo weakness ot stoinach ana
bowels This article has been extbsisefy boid 81
the subscriber Tor ~ suAmsgs past aEd has gives
general isfActiun Tail and Try bottle. q thA
Drug and Prescription store of
sJNO ". 0AkLlCE. Es
Markstflaos. frHAktia esse1, &
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~-AcHiILEs AscoLI n o., kvs-..
pstiist. tlate from New York, and brmeriy IN Aisc
pathic probationary respectfully s0ttci 6ho pass~s
mage Of the citizens Of kichmond. n e y -
Wo6ce on Grace sircst. be, wen Id end sth.
NB--Rsserences ot the hi1hees repec1akiilsyl 81
Medical advice and sreAtmenl 0nAaGs - SnARv1s
tween and O'Clock. Pm ~ =
vsccIssaIos GRArIs 10 rns Pooa svssy Wsdsse
day, between ana o'clock. Y. n. NJ l5-iys
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RICHMOND, October lst, /

have been using .Semk le . In
fallfble hakinx Powder fr sofne two ysays, ard
feel no hesilancy Ia saJ ing that have besn moro
than pleased with II, and regard it yxssiy Sutol
rior to any Yeast Powder It has svsr bssn ny gasd
fortune ~ try. y. bAKKE. IN
ror ale BY q Drugaisfs and 0rocsrs. rrncs Ne
Jy9 JOHN N.6AkLflk. cole Pr pssonpr &
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Nor CuIL.Y -Joaeph Coleman arye.t

NOT VUfL1H -JusHpn CotemAn, arrest
cd in Petersburg last Friday By officer seai and
brought to this city TO the cbsrgs Of steal
ing $275 from Norman Normczie on the 18th inst ,
was arraigued before the Mayor last Saturday
for examination. and no evidence being adduced
TO show that he had taken the money, or in ssy
way to connect him with IL, he Was dischareed
When Normozie lost the money be had been
drinking. and only suspected the accused because
ne wss In the room with him whom he ~ oke In
the morning.
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STEALING MoNEY An ltsl an lad call
ing himself Psslo Palmer, was arrested aud Gagged
last Saturday afternoon by Mr.. Ii Tyler andJ
b. Valentine, charged with stealing $36 In money
from Mrs. Bass. at the second market house. Ws
the prisoner, and then laid her pocket book on his
table for him to get her piece Of paper. shr
then turned her head away for an instant, aud on
again looking for her wallet, missed 1t, and the
prisoner too. The money has not been recovered.
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NEW CLUB The proprietor Of Broad
Rock Race Course is raising trottinx club for his
track, aud has already received number OF names
OF the most substantial men IN the city ss mem.
bers. He intends laying OF u handsome tros,ing
track inside OF the running one, and BY giving
good purses and preserving order, expects 10 make
the new enterprise very popular with the admirers
ofh h1rR
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Cbm. R0uswMls--Ihs recent tSiea ~ coest-naf-
tiai ~ CoanaaAsf nontwsiI, ~ ths usitsd esesse
navy, = ssill ftesA IN she 81 eat fne
eonrs 1sds hin euiity - ~ ths ehasNpe 80 -
clAsaaIoas, 49, ssnteaeoA htwt ~ dIemlastoa trom
- kied1g mitisste1 49, dpeietoe ~ ehe saspen-
ejeo " - smpo. lbrave ysass - tnaenCh ~.
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<sS FOR RENT-On hurch Hill, near
~ he corner of 25th and Clay strAets. the very
deeiTa5ie residence, pow occupied by DIR Knox Dir
hnox designs removing - the house on 25th street
n-xt thu Peesbyter church. ard will give posses
sien after July 18th. Application 20 mede 70
J II HASL0N,
At Z B spence's Clothing It re.
RsutSi75, " l0-7t*
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! - 61uR0B b. 3rnxl, Dcnssss. as4Sa
md readsacs, NO. q. on hAsn. sssvAsn stf 80 ~
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/ - WArED CooLsns.-Ws have IN
taud a our own manufacture, tho bess qpai3sy
" ATER C00LSk, neatly PAINTED Call and saD-
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81 FOR kENT-And possession given
kAaiu few days, the iargs and desirably located
dwelling corner OF 5th and franklin streets, nov
oceuDed by Mrs C G Burton, Boarding House
tor which il is admirably adapted Apply to
THOMAS W DbSWELL,
Receiver of Browne Administrator,
Va he
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m EOA RENT-The house occupied

sfsF -UH hEH l-11e mouse occupied
wy 10y Mrs. Burton, on Franklin street. containing
hve SIX rnons besides hs-e m Mt, with well Of
e. aud good kitchen III the rard Rent 80 a QcoG
tenant mod rate, snd possession had in q few days
tor terms. &C., apply 10
R0 LYME Agent,
Iy It's Office ever Boleker's ID ug Stcra.
80 ROOM F0K RENf.-s,e offtr f,r
E:sSs rent one large, airy ROOM. on second fiooi
above iEy store.
" It's MCCARTHY l. SON
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~ DH. JoHn b WALrHALL. (BoHeBo.
pathist) offers his professional ssrvic<s 70 shSsisi.
sidsnce, on Leigh street. tvo dooss fstn ~. s..
10 i2-dIS
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LOCAL nArTEme.

FrRs.-At hAlfpsst 4 4o'clock Last Sat-
urday mornins, . small brick tenement On 9th
street. near the Armory bridge. owned by Mr..
Charles Campbell. bat occupted By Sergeant Den
ton OF the Public Guard, - . coU5sctioaary cstsb
lishnens snd family rssidsoce, vas discosered 70
be on Ore, and the siarm wss speedily siyso,s A.
sissance vas soon obtained from ncisbbors and
others. aud BY Extraordinary exsrtion tue naress
were extingushcd before DUNG serious damage
The hre. 10 all probability, vas accidental, and
might have been cansed By rats getting amouw
lot Of lucifsr matches. The loss on the house was
in the Richmond Fire Associative Once Des-
tons loss from 6re and water 10 sstimafsd II 14o0
on which he had an insurance in the Virginia Fire
and Marine Once Of 1850.
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TRY THE VIRGINIA WORM Kill
l. LKR.-It ts decidedly the best vsrmifuge in
ue being sweet and pleasant 10 the taste ami free
ifnna oil Of wormseed and other nsussoIis drugs.
PIspar I'd ouly By EJFIC0T,
fy rs Druggist.
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( (tKEAM ALE, in half and quarter bar
~ rris.-I am now receiving weekly lot Of very
flne CREAM ALE, la talf aud quarter barrels
1he 'atssr enes especially a5er great indncements
WILBAGHER,
gylS 18Th street. between ain and Cary.
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.Y=s FOR REN T-Qaits q deeuable
EsIS House. sstuable for medium size family con-
yenen. to market and business Marshall street,
near st. James church. Enquire Of
Mas. WM. EVANS,
il ls-4ss At the Virginia Heusc.
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10 relation to the murder Of Lieutenans Magruder
He had been ON visit to the officers Of the fifth
column, and was returning, when, on passing the
house Aforementioned. he got entangled in an al
tercation with aicitizeo by the name Of Prore who
1red upon him The gun was loaded with q ball
aud number OF buckshot, all of which entered
his face and bead, killing him instantly. 1 under
stand that the civil authorities of Narysville ar.
rested, tried and acquitted Prore Of the murder
Yesterday the Major sent on = detachment of sew.
enty-nve men, under command Of Lieuteuaets
Crittenden and Ingraham in quest Of the fugitive.
But they have returned, after frnitless search
This morning there vas about sixty persons ou
the sick report Nearly every case was the dysen-
terry, and nearly every patient was raw recruit,
fresh from citizen life.
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