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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04
Coruer VI 18th and Main VA eets,
ia 2i--2m Richmond. Va.
res. burrows RELIABLE MEDICINE

CuTes quickly and permanently Scg0FuLA, SYPHILIS.
RHgugATl.M PILES, klDSEY AFFECTIONS, C0sTIVE-
MSS, NESEREAL Df-EA8Es aAd all chronic aiiectont
oi the SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful Teputatio
which this celebrated remedy has cqaired IN th,
roughly erAdicating the above diseases is unprec.
dented In the annals Of medicine. Thousands OF ttt
most inyet rate of disease have been cured b!
tits truly great medicine, after having been pre-
nnunced beyond all possible cure by the most el-
nent phg sciaDt OF the country. Finley y. Fergt
s9n, Mayor Of Norfolk, Va, cured OF Khenmatisu |;
Rev Thomas Hume Portsmouth, Va cured OF Broh
chitis daughter Of Signor Gsorge formerly Pro
isssor Of Music in this city, cured Of terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
names could be mentioned were IL necessary.
Price 81 per b0ttls--six bottles for 81.
Prepared by J BURRow j. Co, Practical Chem
ists Norfolk Va
Dra2gsts Richmond. ia 8-3m
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mickey FnRE." the great pedestrian,
concluded his feat Of walking i0s hours, without
rest or sleep. at 10 o'clock last Tuesday night. He
is said TO have bseb very much fatgued last Tues
day afternoon, but appeared fresher at nisht than
he had done for tweaty-four hours.
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The French refugees in New York commemcra-
ted the French revolution Of 1913 by festival on
Wednesday evening, in which number OF German
and Italian refugees participated Inc speeches
made ON the occasion were characterized by ultra
sentiments and violent appeals TO the passions Of
the audience.
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DEATH OF 4 CAPTAS.-We notice that the flags of
the shipping in our harhsr are at halfmast to-day
out Of respect to the memory of Captain Charles
c. Freeman, commander of the brig s. p. Brown
engaged in the trade between this port and the
island Of Cuba Captain Freeman w no died at Ha
vana on the 10Th of February, of small pox, aged
about 43 years, was native of Denmark, but for
the last twenty-five years a citizen OF Newport,
Rhode island. where he leaves a wife aud three
children UtlminQton IN C) Journal, ID
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ssy~ YEAST ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED

sEMPLE's INALLIBLE BAKING POWDER for
making ia few minutes. without yeast and in an
eegant manner. light. sweet aud wholesome Loaf
tiridde Cakes Rolls. Giager Bread. Corn Cakes
Brown Bread, Dumplngs, Puddings, Pot Pies and
Every description of Pastry. Prepared and sold,
wholesale and re all, by JNO W GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist,
fe 20 Market Place Fran kiln St, Richmond, Va
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To HrADs on FAMILIES AND ALE OrurRs

EoSp or THB LuxuGIEs OF LIFE.-sExPLEs IxFALI4-
ELE BAKING PONDER the best preparation known for
making light, sweet and wholesome Bread Pud.
dings and pastry G all kinds One trai will insure
its use ia any foral. One half the lard commonly
nsed is saved by using this article For sale wholesale
and retail by JOHN ". GARLlCK,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
And by all Drug gists aud GFocere. fa
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- - f'.,prs " iih the ,icsre Of "MaRy Friends, "
10 ,tu.ly rTr~ent Inysoif as s. candidate fer
,fN}yISSTnS FIX OE THERbNENUE tor tie Third
..,r,t lax Nuarsc ar,t) 81 The City OF Brhnloud.
; - u IA. os,,cs~afy - make further pledge
. M ~, a,.,,isn,e ut the isiiLfal performance OF the
80, ., the 6fcc shenld il be ihe pleasure OF my
ZION e iiigeus 20 elect pic. 49, :, .r>,,o,-,.,
an a-}m& hkt II. lVMfbINe'
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"THE ROBIN REDBREAsT."-Cnarles siaekay, in
of his lectures said: The ballad of the "Bahes
in the Wood" legend of unknown antiquity, has
made robin redbreast a sacred bird in England.
for the robin-.'the bold beggar with the scarlet
bosom'-is never harmed there, however other
birds may suffer. If the robins could but know
how many of their lives have been spared for the
sake of an old song, they would hover around the
graves of poets, as they did over the unburied
children in the wood aud strew them with leaves
in grateful remembrance of the power and tender
ness of poetry"
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- IA rns NorERs or THE CIrY on

,..'~,,sa The present incumbent, Mr. Hundley.
ring Tt.eI.viyan t1r the Office COMMISSION of
,g ~ FNE HEE ENlS for Monroe Ward | here
a,, !;a-n nlyss = candidate fof the said office,
. Ts,nectfully saiitii your votes. and pledge my
tf ,, th. faithiai discharge Of thc duties of the
.t.. ,l5.iG 4 he yo8r pleasure To elect ne.
..t' g-alg PRESTON NJ QUARLES.
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ssEg~FRysH LEECHEs.-Il !

ceived, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHEs, which will be applied upon most reason
p. SLCupping and Lesching promptly attended
To- Can be found at all hours OF the day at the lar
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and al
m nv nv a5-ts r. G. HOBSON.
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Bolt YOUR Doors There are now in
this city several scientific hotel thieves who are
patiently awaiting aa opportunity to make a noe
turnal visit TO the room Of some stranger and to
rob him of whatever he may have. II fitting
opportunity does not offer In hotel or boarding
house, very soon, these ruffians will be turning
their attention to private houses. We therefore
caution readers to lock and bolt their doors
securely before retiring for the night,
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MENDING THE WAY.-Dock street has
been 50 bad for several days past, that the dock
masters, under direction of the proper anthori
ties, have been compelled to improve the tho
roughfare, so as to enable teams to reach the
wharves.
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The CouaTY. CoURF OF HEsRIco is now
holding its March term, and from appearances,
will not get rid of the business before it for seve
raj days The civil docket in this court is a long
and tsdious one-perplexing alike to justices, law
yers aud witnesses.
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IA- WHY SurpxR wIrH 4 CouoH, from

iCold, Hoarseness, or Consnmptive Cough, when
you can obtain immediate relief by using HAhTS-
u0RNE'a 8ECTUkAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYf 1t il combined with other articles snited ior all
tung, Asthu1n. Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
Il Is prepared by Chemist of reputation, ard is pro-
lounced by these who have Esed it, the best Cough
syrup in the w0rldl
Bottles Is, 80 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD & CO.. and all Druggists III Richmond.
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MARINE LOSSES FOR FEBRUARY.-The marine losses
for the past month shows an aggregate Of thirty
six vessels of which eleven were ships, four were
barks, five were brigs, thirteen we're schooners.
two were steamers and one steam-tug- The total
value of property lost was 81 ,2s4, 300.
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Tup WppcY -Trara ara M,

The WRECK.-There are now In the
counting room Of the dispatch oilce' some eight
or ten pocket-books and purses which were pick ed
up in the streets Immediately after the 22d ult--
One of them contains papers of value to W.
Simmons, and another has notes and due bills
which are the property of w. Wingo. The owners
can call and get them.
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e~ GOVERNOR STREET SrovE Store

Fall campaign for 1857, now opened. with larger
and still more desirable assortment than in any for
mer year. consisting in part Of entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry Of A Q. Barstow which
Judges OF good work are particularly invited to eI
,nline Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, or
Furnaces of this make, obtain repairing pieces
On application, at factory prices
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E&S DR. A. u. PETlCoLAS Ofhce, Rich
mond House, corner Of Governor and Ross streets
Residence. CarlteB House on Isth between Broad
and Marshall streets
The rear rSom on the FIRST floor over Doggett 4
AEdeFsons, formerly occupied by Or r. for rent--
Possession given Immediately. IL Is the most con-
Portable LODGING room in the city.
fa t1--fittn&
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Much NEEDED.-The services Of The
netmen are very much needed at this time, in or
der to rid the city Of dogs Not more than one ont
Of every six to be In the street has medal
on and until steps are taken TO get rid Of the M.
licensed ours, the Chamberlain will have 10 issue
very few medals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

LADIES FAIR--The ladies' of the third
Presbyterian church, Church Hill, are now holding
a fair to relieve their houss Of worship OF debt,
aud ,hey ia vite the aid fall who may feel disposed
to patronize them. Their display OF usefal and
fancy articles is tempting one, and should ensure
them the cordial support Of all who appreciate
their efforts in worthy cause.
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HoMIcFDE-We learn that on Saturday afternoon
last, at O'Clock, Mr.. Thomas Munroe shot by
Archibald McDougald, and died of his wounds
about o'clock Saturday evening Tho difi-
Guilty between the parties originated in dispute
as to the right to small tract of land, aud has
been oflong standing, We hear. A quarrel on Sat-
urday resulted fatally, as above stated.
Both were citizens of this county, residing on
Little River, about II miles from town. Mr.. Nun
was 30 to Go years old; McDJugald about 3d.
fhelstter has escaped Fayetteville (N g. Obssrr-
lSt INST
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REMEMBER THE SABBATH. --- Mickey
Free, the pedestrian, was fnad by the Mayor for
continuing his walking feat last Sunday, In viola
ton OF the laws of the State.
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FOR OFFICE.

ses- To TUE VorERs OF rHs CRY OF
-, .'',c II sm a candidate sor the Office of CON-
rF55Irs9n>RR or THE kEfEN for Monroe
NJ a,l rasi respectfully ask the support of my
,f5.atriti,nns should Il he your pleasure to elect
frit -, ,sgt r,,sftien shall enacsvor 10 show by
}fpI lischarge Of MY duties, that your confidence
iN.U'o.' I'm ,,isp,aeed. II. Is. GOODWIN.
,1h tide
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PROBABLE MuRpEn AND RoBBERY.-Mnch excl'e-
ment exists in Brunswick county, n. G., relative
to the disappearance of james i Shaw, wagoh'
er from Aiamsnce county. Ills wagon, horses,
&c. have been found in possession OF Bythai Nit
cbell. who has been committed TO Jail on suspicion
Of mnrn,Ar
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GEo. II. ToMPKINs.


. ! f.sea.rtta,ly announce myself a candidate
- o.. nam IL the office Of CLERK OF HENRI
r. "J5NTY COURT, IS the election In Mav next.
~ a-fs WILLIAM F0AkES,
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Egssa SHERIgFALTY OF HENRICo.-1 am
acsali4te for reelection 10 tie office of SHERIFF.
ul UgGrjco. JNO. a. HUTCHE5ON.
t@ E4--dLtg
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spATHsi "a

~BATHs! 3ATHs!! BATHS! Hot,
cold and shower baths can ba had daily from g
o'clock, A. III to half past Z. NJ, at the hair cut
ting shaving and shampooing room under the Amer
caa Hotel Entrance on IltL street. Single bath
% cents, or five tickets for 81. - =, r,o,,co>-
II. ". hODSSN.
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Vocal CoGcERr.-The choir of the
African church are to give vocal concert tonight
at Leigh street Baptist Church, for the bepent Of
that church. and We suppose that all who are sond
of good music will be la attendance.
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LN1 y y y u . N II . d n n n y
EATkA CTIN T Il ETH.-G. W. JONES
DENTIST. would announce 10 those wishing then
teeth ExtR4crED. that he now has instruments supe
nor TO any others ever used. The simplicity aud
The extraction OF the teeth almost painless ,frey
idtliHg 10 briRg TIE too Gs first trial never brcaking
H. usnging the gums, or injuring the surro lnding
parts.
All other operations FILLING, Cleansing, and In.
serting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed
ID iA--ann
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The Basque now no fashionable among the ladies
ia going out Of fashion ghe lew jacket Is to ter
inmate in points before and behind. Sleeves TO be
full aad long and gathered into band at the
Tia
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In the town of North Hampton, n. H., resides
a maiden lady eighty seven years Of age, wllo has
ever epioyed good health, who has never In her
life time beel outside Of the limits of that town,
which by the way Ia only four miles square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

E995n' DR.. G. GAvINzEL, office North
east of 10th and Broad streets, opposite Dr.
MOOre's Church.
~ All orders Must BE LEFT at his Office or at No
Central Hotel, TO meet with prompt attention.
IL lS-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

The New York papers, In the absence of murder,
s.ductiou aud abortion cases, are making sensa,
tIon articles upon the religious resivals now in pro-
ersss In that city,
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jaI3-ts
RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1858.

Olice corner 22l and Main streets.
ssaz DEAR SIa: / feel il duty | owe
- You to state 10 the public the successful removal
years standing weighing upwards OF sag pounds;
without tire use OF knife Or the loss OF olcnd-end
Vi which | am now we'll. | was exainintalby Dr.
WarDrr- of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago and ne pronounced g9 chances against me %
cutting IT, as also did other eminent physicians
-''1' '-'N JAMES MILLER.
Residsnce-perkinsville Goochland CO.. Va.
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HOPEFUL ''HEREDIrARY LEGISLATOR Lord Brou-
dependent upon his father for support, has been
noted somewhat of late for attention to young
actress in the French theatre. His father recently
wrote the following aconic episte: "If you do
not quit her. I'll stop your allowance."To which
the son replied: "Ii you do not double it, III
marry herr The son will enjoy seat in parlia-
meut when he becomes of age.
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IysoLgHr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., slave
to Hiram Oliver, was punished yesterday morn.
ing by order OF the Mayor, for u.ins abusive aha
insnlting language TO Henry 0seline.
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ssy@lMpoRTAET
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD READS.

A preparation from t4e teeeIpt Of well known
aud popular pin yscian will stop the hair from fall
oFtan and white aud causes the hair to grow luxu-
rnnr even when the scalp has been bald tor years
Puhag la this instance is useless. Call and pur,
ci,se bottle aud try it fairly. and II not satisfied
with The result the money will be returned.
syld ia Richmond by W; PkIEkSoN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
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A YouSG GIRL named Fifea, who resided iu
East PlainieId, n H., committed suicide on FRI
day evening last--cause, disappointed love-
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s1ga To THg VoTERs OF THE COUNTY

~ HcNgTCJ.-l hereby announce myself candidate
t.r Ite Il fre Of CoMMlSSIONER OF TIE kEfE
SuE Tor the uppsr District at t4a approach NJ
ri.s.. -.u and respectfully solicit your 5nifrages.-
spG j il tc your pleasure 10 elect me, promise 10
di,elrge the duties of the Office faithfully aud pune
t,l5llr feD-dlSta JAMES d.. VAUGHAN.
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ses~ DANIEL o'RouRKn Peas nv

early said to he two weeks earlier than any other
extra early pea A small invoice lust received and
for sale at 40 cents per quart hy
NARlN0 q PEARCE, Druggists
fe l6--ts Corner 4th and fir.ad sts
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0e-GsoaaE D. STEEL, Dentist, 0fsce
s,. residsnce. No 23l ON Msin between sth and sth
"sssts' hiehnond. Va my U-iy
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VESSELS FOR FonEroy PosTs-Durine

EsscbS fUh EOhEl0N IUhTb.-UUfIDg
the month of February last, seven vessels cleared
at the port of Richmond, for foreign ports
Two of these were ships, two brigs, one bark and
two schooners. The aggregate tonnage was 2l2S !;
aud the number of seamen employed Was seventy
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THE Dock was crowded VITA sah sfs-
sells yesterday, loading and uaiosa'ns msfeaAn'
disc. ssSN8s
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM MEXICO

| The N. o. Plcayune publishes the details re
eeived by the steamship Tennessee, which iefI
Vera Cruz ON the 2ist ult We select the follow
| ing:
| The new Government appears to be at best much
In tho position Of all former ones; for the present
maintaining itself, and Of course having some
supporters, but bitterly assailed by opponents.
| On the 18th, decree of great Importance to
commerce was issued. The first article provides
that all duties payable by vessels arriving at Vera
Cruz and Tampico, shall be paid at the capital IT,
self long as those ports refuse TO obey the gov
ernment Of Zuloaga; the second article provides
that the disposition Of the duties shall be that ap-
pointed under existing laws; the third provides
that all duties paid at the ports themselves shall
be regarded not satisfied; the fourth, that the
decree shall not affect vessels arriving at Vera
Cruz within three days after its publication, or
those arriving at Tampco within thirteen days
thereafter; the fifth that the civil and military
authorities Of the ports shall be severaly and col
lectiyely held responsible for opposition to the de
cree, in accordance with the law of the I'D of
February, 1892
The Vera Cruz Pfogreso, in referring to this de-
cree, Indignantly repudiates the faculties which,
it says, a fsctious Government is thus arrogating
to itself
Meja is said to be carrying pilage, desolation
and death wherever he goes; and the people of
TERRA Blanca, who have formed coalition against
him, have applied to the legitimate Government
meaning that Of Guanaj ajnato-for arms to use
In JaIisco, the legitimate Government were raj
sing large volunteer forces.
At Mascois, a reactonary attempt had been sup
pressed. twelve OF those engaged in ID being killed
The Zuloasa forces at san Juan del Rio; those
of the legitimates from Guanajuato, Queretaro and
Zacatecas, were at Celaya at the latest accounts,
aud an engagement between them was expected
within u week. General Parodi was about to enter
Ailende with his forces. The BGletin Ortsdreno
says, 'ths States of Vera Cruz, puebla and 0ajaca
were earnestly engaged in organizing forces to do
funeral honors to the Zuioaga Government"
The Courier Francais-formerly the Trait d IN
ION, and as such suppressed by the Zuloaga gov
ernmcnt-had again been suspended and allowed
to resume publication only on condition of alto
gether abstainng from local politics.
The troubles in Sonora between Pesqueira and
Gandara continued.
The legitimate cabinet is reported to be compos-
ed follows: Minister of Foreign Relations, Sr.
d. Leon GuZman; Government, Sr. D. Santas De-
gollado; Justice. Sr. d. Manael Ruiz; Fomento Sr.
D. Melchor 0canpo; Finance Sr. d. G. Prieto War,
vacant
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ur Da. Cooks, LATE or 6T LOUIS,
Eo.-Ores and residence on Sd street. west side be
tween Aarshai and Clay streAts 90 l9--dsr0
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ssY5 KITTERs NEW IAUss md OUF-
rJErEKs-Ail who wear trusses should call ana ex
anime IhiR Truss. The principle ~ entirely new
anIIt suronrts the runtrc in an easy and comtorta
bic manner II can be worn with much less inco
yeniance than The ordinary trusses; and for lisnt
hess du liability and comfort il is uuequaed any
eoka luslTs 0, u eSe 1rtSSes once DW 1gsdr no
otisr. Also, RIFFERS UTERINE SuPPOKI Ehs
Tery slmils but admirable article. full assoft-
neHt t0r sale by
W. PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner VI 18th and Main Sti Gets,
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BALTIMORE RowDYIsa-Two young men, named
Marcus - Tarr and Robert Howlett, from Mat.
thews county, Va. stopped at dlsreputabie gfog
-ery at the corner of Eastern avenue and Carol
ton street, Baltimore, on Monday afternoon. got
into fight and we're both severely beaten. Three
r0wdies named Hudson, Hall aud Ba'siey were ar
in Baltimore should be more select in their places
of resort.
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q.'yfr cY liEsRlCo-I am a candidate Tor the SHE
R!fFAL1Y vf the County OI HenriCo, aud respect
ig holt Your suiiTnges at the ensuing election IN
May next. :, NlCH, DAVIS.
Richmond, l7th Dec. 1871. fe i-dlmS
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A DESPERATE. Charles Ashby. III

A DESPERATE. - Charles Ashby. the
man who was charged with assaulting Philip
phaiiu with slung shot, some weeks since, aud
who is now in custody awaiting requisitiou from
the Governor of Maryland for stealing a watch IN
Baltimors, was before the Mayor yesterday for a
hearing. Officer Seal exhibited telegrsphie dis
patch from Baltimore asking to have the prisoner
held until requsiton could be obtained, and the
Mayor thereupon remanded him until tomorrow
morning. Ashby has one crippled leg and ap-
pears to be about twenty-five years lid. He is
said TO be desperate man. and when arrested a
Sung shot CT 'biily," was taken from his pocket.
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yluaBLg DIscovERY.-Ssitpetre, IL is said, has
been recently discovered on the htadwaiers OF the
Paiatro river, in Monterey, California.
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FarAL AccrDssr.-The Pittsburgh Dispatch says:
A deplorabie accident happened on Thnrsday at
ternoon, about o clock, at Coleman hMimans 8
coat works, on the Allegheny Valley Railway,
about six miles from the city, by which worthy
citizen lost his life. There is large drum at the
works. around which rope passes, which Is used
TO hani up an empty ear, by means Of the weight
of descending full one. some part OF the ma
ehinery becoming ciogged, Mr. George Shade as
eended with q crow bar to start IL, which be did;
but negiec,fng to apply the check, the full car
started down the railway at q furious rate, caus.
ing the drum to reyoye with fearful velocity, ana
before the unfortunate man could get out OF tue
way, il bnrsted, some Of the fragments striking
him and killing him instantly.
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n.y. c.. G.. BLANKENsHIP
WITH
GROSHOSG. TUPafAE 81 CO,
CLOTIfIEG MERCIs NTS
NJ. ITO MAIN ST.
sG- PRINCIPE CIGARS /!

ESs- PRINCIPE CIGARS! PRINCIPE CT
sARsI sIl-EyTRA EAGLE BRAND-Just received
Jle case of these really fine CIGARS, 20 which We
cal the attention of those who prefer first rate, old
fashion Principe. -
de 3l-ts corner sth and Broad SIS.
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