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-- happy ana glorious,
Per ELL the llIn of life Yiclnrinns

he became also loquacious, exultant and defiant,
bosstsd that he had whipped the United States
mora than once. had killed five hundred white
men. and could do as much agaiD; in short, Bow.
legs went a so that he had to be carried out
Thus BETS the civilized aud uncivilized savases
We see great difference of manners. but. after
II the conviviaI influence had completely un-
locked the breast Of Pelissier, might there not
have been found memories, passions aud even
piaps a. hostile. fierce and implacsbie a. those of
the untutored Iudianl
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FATAL AccIpEsT.-By the running off of an en-
CINE attached to freight train TN the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, Saturday, James Caskey and
Isaac Phillips engine men, were killed. The en-
CINE was badly broken, and the scattered fuel from
the furnace setting fire to the train, three of the
cars we're consumed. At the time of the accident
the train running at the rate of about IA miles
A n hour
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MAN OVER Mag AKA FALLs-A man went over the
Falls of Niagara yesterday He came from the
the American shore, and was in the act of return
ing when he went into the rapids IL WAS thought
BY those who saw him from the shore, that be was
imprndent in his management of the boat aud de-
pended upon his sail long after he should have Ia
ken ii down. and resorted TO his oars TO save him
self 1t ia said the boat was actually in the rapids
before the sail was lowered, and then it was too
late Who the man was il not known on the Anne
ricaB side. Boat and man were lost sight of long
before they reached the great fall-Rochester Unt-
on, Mdy 20.
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N Ne ehser,ully comply With the requst Of
our friend 10 Esssx by publishing his letter. The
paragraph which he quotes and correets, was not
an editorial Of the Dispatch. II was one Of those
aoatius news items which pass from paper To
n.nsr without credit, and being deemed . mere
ss.ssmsut Of facts, are copied generally wi.hou.
serutiny.
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r,r. :, c.mp Robinson, &C.
,sp.scx or rHr s.raaasD pinr Dlsr.rcH1
CAMr RaeIssoy.

CAN'T ROBINSON.
Hanover. May ~, 1883
The Camp at this moment IL one OF excitemen'
and confusion II being the heur tor getting sup
per Blues Gregg. Guard and Rifamen are pass
log pleasant jests and around 10 heard many wit
~ and friendly safties
ssThis morning ahoutS o'clock, tent No. OF Com,
pauy Y. fBluesl caught Are from the kitchen. and
In moment was one sheet of flames IL was oc-
eupied hy serg'ts Carter and X A Tempkins. Pri
Yates Ladman AMI pritchard, and Marker Henry
Duesberry; hut fortunately for them, they we're
all on du.y at the time The uaiform and bedding
were slightly damaged: the uniform ct sergt
Tompkius was completely destroyed and he him
self had bis hands seriously burned In eudessoring
to ex.inguish the flames. This 10 the third hrs
We have had since orr arrival.
Every body seems highly pleased. Our mesa ~ere
rather surprised this morning NJ breakfast. when
they found on the table dish OF flied chicken.
trout. and pot Of pure country milk. So You see
We live high!
Yaura &c. Bon.
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sss. Nor,cs-Tbe Ladies', Fair f

EaF- ForIcE The Ladies' Fair, for
the b. neiit of Manchester Baptist Church. still con-
tnues At 40 9S Vain street store lately orcu-
pied by Bnford, Mayo & Blair Refreshments can
DC had ~ all hours of the day aud eyeking, aud .
large eolecti ofuseful aud Fancy Articles remain
unsold.
An exeelient Photograph Likeness of the late
Pastor. is for sale. Price 81 per cepy.
e. ADMITTANCE l21a Cent. Children half price
my 22-ts.
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sJ Now OR NSvFR.--The best bar
gains ever offered at the Auction Store of Henry W
[luarfes, No $50 Main street until Saturday April
10th, SA.0tn worth of RICH J WEikY q; auction
and private sale. Ladies' auction Thursday and Fri
lay mornings at IL o'clock. Genteus-Iis auction
avery night at ~ o'clock The above goods are Of
The very fine-t quality being the stock of retail
merchant from the North, aud must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY. W. QUaRLEs,
ap5 No $50 Main Street
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D,sch.rp.a workmen,

Instead OF dischsrgiDg workmen at the Poris-
mouth Navy Yard. and reducing the wages OF thoss
who remain, good deal more would be saseity
dischsreing half the m"mbers OF Congress- ana
reducing the pay Of the remaining hall.
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HORSES LOOKING UP.--Mr. Sholes, of Syracuse.
N. T., has 1t is stated, been offered 81 500 fer biz
horse Black Hawk. The owner of Warlock, nov
at Goshen, Orange COMFY, n Y, was offered 50 600
Tor him by some gentlemen from Tennessee. The
ofier was refused. This indicates high apprecia
ton OF horse fiesb.
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ACCIDENT AT HO9TON.

Bosrov NAV % 1s5s.-Mr Tsaae Parker. Presi-
dent Of the Traders Bank of this city. was thrown
from his vehicle in Washington street this oven
ing and very seriously injured.
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PARTICULAR NoTIoE.-Great sale of
Watches. Jewelry, Plated Wage and Fancy Goods at
auction ami private sale, by IL. w. QUARLEs, 1t No
80 Main street. every day and evening this week.
Ladies' sale at o'clock T. NJ
Gentlemen's sale at Ia o'clock.
The richest and most extensive variety ever offer.
I'd III this market, for sale as above Merchants are
particularly invited to cali and examine the goods
and purchase either privately or at the evening
sales. All goods warranted represented. No. $50
uan street. NH 20
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ARREsr.-Mr. Charles Mathews, the comedian,
Saturday preferred complaint of assault and bat
terry against Adolpbns II. Davenport before Justic.
Brennan, 10 New York, Mr.. Davenport gave bail
10 $500 to answer the charge before the Court o,
General Sessions, the treasurer of WaIiack's thea.
tire, being his surety.
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Icy A COMPARISON IsvrrEs who

80 n OVluf tKAI5VN INV IIEb.-~-ttII WHU
contemplate having a likeness taken of themselves
OF friends should not fail to cali at the Photo graph
and tiue Art GALLERIES. of q. w. MINIS and ex-
anime the largo and varied collection Of specimens
which adorn his Gallery, aud compare their truth
tulness ana finish with pictures taken elsewhere
His Gallery Is truly a Gallery Of Fine Art, and nc
likeness is allowed to leave his rooms unless entirely
satisfactory, ana finished up in the best style 10 III
sure permanence. Prices ~ low any Gallery in
the State. for the sams kind of work Galleries al.
ways oaeu and free to visitors ia Petersburg ovbr
Davis Abraham's Lyons store and on Main street
opp )site the new Cu.tom House, ikichniond, Va.
my
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CAPT. DAHLGREEN TO JOIN THE GULF SQUAD
RON

WASHINGTON May 81 Capt Dahlgreen now in
command of tn practice ship Prabie. has offered
bis services to the Government to join the Home
squadron for the protection of our commerce in
the Gulf. 1t is understood that the offer W M be
accepted,
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npATu az A VETERAN SOLDIER

GREENE. CRsssAao Co.. N. Y, May 22-Robt- Ga
Inp a Revolutionary hero and the last survivor
Of the Fort Griswold massacre died here yester-
day. at the advanced age of eS years.
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ELEcTION TICKETS

pA The DISPATCH JOB PRINTING OFtlL
il prepared to execute, at short notice and on Isr
sonable terms. ELECTION TICKETS Candidat
and others wanting Tickets for the approachir
election, will find it greatly to their interest to ca
at the Dispatch Office, corner of Main and Ish
streets, and leave their orders.
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Yours, 81

first appearance here. He 10 everything which he
10 represented to bs-s very Extraordinary juve-
nile comedian. He vas received with great ap.
piause. That old veteran, Bass, was as good as
ever. Tonight, both appear in favorito eharac-
tiers.
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s6g- To THE PUBLIc-WiIl he sold 8

1EB ITO THE I UbbIU'- " 1T TIC EUIU, Ut
the late residence o. L " Dunn on the corner al
Clay AMI LIST streets, by order OF Court, on WE'D.
n ErDAY. the 26th instant all the Household an
Kitchen Furniture OF said Dunn. cnsisting Of the
Room Furniture, beautiful Gas Fixtures, Giss-
h IA and Croekery Ware. fiue Carpets Rugs ard
Library, together with every article Of kitshrp
v are wanted in a family. he house will be openea
on tuesday next. t0 give ali those an opportunity
who wish 10 buy, to look at the Furniture
U DUDLEY,
my 24-2t* sergeant of the City Of Richmond
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LAKE TRADE WITH EugopE-The schooner Col
Cork left Detroit for Ii, erpoa on the evening of
the 18th inst. She takes out 10000 West India
slaves aud 0,000 feet of clear black walnut
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THE Island OF CuBA There are sixty seaports in
Cuba, aud last year there were ESQ coastwise ar
rivals, and $50 clearances. This will give an ides
of the trade of tbis beautiful island which ia not
more than half cultivated under the present reg
inis
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"l'"A :" s seS'o II The oomm,sh.

EXECUTORS NoTiGE.--All persons
IL indebted to the estate OF Moses Branch. de.
ceased requested TO make immediate payne mt a.
longer indulgence cannot be granted, Il being ne
eessary tn settle up the estate ifnmediateiy Nd.
ward e. Dudley. who will attend TO the settlement
Of the estate be found 1t his Office on 18th street
between Main and Franklin
NARY A. BkANcH,o
Ed. n. Dudley. Exeeutors
WM. BEERS
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S6 VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY "A meeting of the Executive Committee Of
this society, Is requested at d. on the 9th inst
at the Office of the President.
By order of the President.
my 25-3t g DIMM0CK, Rec. Secy
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MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoS.--On Thursday last, the
election of officers for the town of Danvlle, Wiz
ginia, came off The following were the selec-
tons: w. T. Sutheriin Mayor; 8. Slate Sergeant;
John R. Price, Treasurer; G. G. Csbell, Com. At.
tornpy
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pIEp.

I'm Monday afternoon. the cath May, 1888. In her
gsrd year. Mrs SALLY Z. PARKER. WIFI Of MI
John n. Parker, and daughter OF Mrs CLARK u.
worshani. 49,
Her fuaeraI will be preached this afternoon
Tuesday, ut 5 o'clock. at Grace street bap,iss
church, where thu friends Of the tamiy ~ seii ~
respectfully invited to attend without further no
ia
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THE REVOLUTION IN MEXTC0-TEMPORARf
CESSATION nE POSSIBILITIES.

from Tampico on the 18th instant. reports the In
ternal war in that country ended. The govern
ment troops. reinforced by 1000 men. under Gen
Meiia. had attacked Hessigre. dispersed MS foFces
and tstsn 40 nrisoners. The river was opened.
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MAaMyicxHr STRAWBERRIES. - In the Dispatch
counting room msy be seen some jars OF mammoth
stsaw bsrriss Of several varieties, unsurpassed In
magnitude By any Ne have ever beheid, and pre-
served IL most elegant and tempting style. They
are from tho strawberry plantation, for such 1t
may be called, Of Mr.. srAssBusr, on Brook Turn
pike little beyond the turnpike gate, aud which
IL veil worth visiting TO zee what can be dole by
man Of taste and energy 10 tbs culture of that
dslicioas fruit. We some time ago paid visit to
this stsswbsrry farm, and vs doubt whether the
tropics csa produce fruit more exquisite and deli
cious than that which 10 here raised, upon most
extensive scale, By Mr. srAxspuRE.
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Fatal AccIDENT.-Lsss night, Ed Cummings,
youth son Of gentlemen 10 Petersburg. was kill
ed at the Petersburg depot here, by being run over
by the cara.
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SEsTEScED ron KIDNAPPING Oscar Nj. Thomas
Convicted on Saturday OF kidnapping a negri
naIned Geofge Anderson, and selling him int
siavsry In Virginia. sentepced 10 ten years in
carcssation 10 the Slug Sing prison. New FORK
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MARK OF REspEcr.-General Scott has issued o
general order, directing the customary honors to
he paid to the memory of the late Gen. Persifer
Y. Smith, by firing of minute guns at the several
Elrts
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Riot AMONG MINERS Military Called O,a-The
woIkmen ia the Ashland PA coal district, having
struck for higher wages and been refused, Went
off in body to their cnllieries to obtain higher
wages. or compel the W rkmen to make the strike
a general one They visited Vaudeville aud the
colleries in that vicinity, and by threats and per-
suasion. induced the minels 10 join them. Friday.
the mob, now grown quite formidable. appeared ct
st. Clair, and by their violent demonstrations,
stepped oreratious at Mines, Johns Snyder's and
other Galleries. The Sheriff q deputy was on the
ground, but was unable to make any arrests, in
consequence of the strength of the rioters A
strong force dispatched from pottsviile Satur-
day morning. to suppress the disorder, arrest the
principals In the riot. and protect those men who
wish 10 go TO work. The Sheriff Of Schuylkill
county made requi.tion upon the military, and
the Fret Regiment of Volunteers, under the COM
mand Of Col Johnston, left for St Clair. Upon the
appearance of the soldiers at the of disturb
ance, the rioters saw that resistpB was hopeless
and submitted Immediately. Quiet has been
stored
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icy SPECIAL NorIcE. The attention
If the trade s invited to the sale of Dry Goods Hats
&c, to take place at our store This Day at 10 oclk
my % COOK l. Co Aucts
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LE0HoRN AND STRAW BoNNErs Also,
Rentlemen's LEGH0RN aad PANAMA HATS.
BLEACHED by a NEW ph0CEsS, to look as well
AS new. LADIES BAZAAR
my I5-lm It's Broad ST
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THE. TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRaPH.--It is state
that the Atlantic Telegraph Company have ar.
piled to the Secretary of the Navy for auoth' r
snip to assist them in laying their cable this
mer,
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Cory RIoHr IN DENMARK. by new law on liter.
airy property just promulgated in Denmark, the
copyright OF work belongs TO an author for life,
and for thirty years after his DEATH
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senorita Soto, the danseuse. has melted $l0e, COO
BY her performance In California :
Ths clarksville frsan.) CHromtcls hears rem, ritz
tho raysgeso OF the hy. ~'s'
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NOTICE.-By direction of the bxecu
" tive Committee of the Virginia Central Agricui-
tural So"iety. am required to invite all Persons
the same to me. a also Any monies they mas have
received therefrom This can be done IN psrson or
through the post office CHA DIMAOCk.
INV 2J-6t Sec'y aud Treasurer
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auIesS,v - N0R FOJ,K

VIZ. n. ToaTNN. ma - the Agent sor she DALI
D1syAsou N Nsssblk, Ne circulation ~ sne pape'
.hsss hsvsue iacrsMs~i N 30 extent d~nAnaina per
soaAi akssataoa to IL distribution sns ooasesos W
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EB FRESH LEECHEs.--I have just re.
ce we'd by Adams Express fresh lot OF Swedisi
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
P.S.-Cupping and LeechiBg promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours of the day ut the Hair
Crossing ROOM under the American Hotel and al
uisht on 9th street, French Garden Hill.
my 2-ts K. @. HOBSON
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eoInoesAsa o. Par roE NAVAL 0rricERs. -- The
joint committee on naval affairs have agreed to q
esia, watch they will report on Monday, the 2sth.
- .vor q ipersssiug tbs pay Of officers 10 the ma
ypoelad'ss ell graded twenty dollars per month,
saa essiss two extra raiions 70 the ofiesss In
conamsnA 50 + zss 81 80
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The ststue OF DR.. Jenner, the discoverer of vac
cinAtion. has been placed in Trafalgar square, Lon
don. and 10 few days will be uncovered.
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MARINE rNrHLLIGnEcH
'ort Of Rishcsond, May "a RsQh Fates % &c
ARRIVED.

$500 N---y
ARRIVED.
Steamr jamestown Parrish N 7, merchandise
and passengers Ludlam Il Watson
5t.anr Geo Peabody, Pritchett. Baltimore. mds
Luism 4 Watson.
brig Monica, Stenebfe'd Porto Rico, su gar and
moiasses, Dunlop, Mopcure Co.
Schr VIM Colquitt, Frank, Baltimore. mds, ID
Schr Redington, Clark Rockford, ice, BWardwell
& Co.
schr Mercy Taylor Nickerson. Halifax, fish, Ba-
con 4 Baskerville
sehr Ocean, Aaron. Baltimore guano, Edmond
DaeenpoIt h Co
schr Three Williams Brister. Baltimore, via City
Point, in ballast, .-... s.
SAILED
Brig Dan1 Mallory. eteelmsn, Pernambuco, h1ur,
Crenshaw Il Fisher
PASSENGERS PEE STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN. PARRISH,
master from Nea York.
Mss II Green Mrs Ayres, Miss Virginia Rii-
d;ck Miss Kiddiek. Miss il bisosway, 8 Wood
and lady j Hersman Mrs A Jackson, j Scott. Mrs
7. NJ Barry Mis- Anna Andrew, d MGNemart
W Il wilson Mrs Garrison. j Irwin J Irwin, DR.
Thurman aud lady Miss Thurman, Miss J Thur
man Mrs Wheeler, X Parker. Miss Smith, Miss
L p Hall Miss Y Da is i J Keller. lady and child,
B Morgan Dtpar lonew, B Re. Rice, j. al
bridge, ! Ro gers. j Richards, w |. Harvey, 7
tloodson Schnitt, A Vipon, Walker l. Under
hill, j Nottingham, Jno Iialsey, j Martin, and IA
in Storage
Also. from Norfolk
JOS Richsrls, w l. Harvey, T J Cornick, II Har-
dy, B Bennett, " IN Baker. lady and child, Jos Hun
ter and two children, Miss j Wright. Mrs j f
Ciough. C FitZhugh, j W Archer. Nash.
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40 TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST DIS
fRIcT. hENRIco COUNTY, hereby announce mysel
candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE of the lei
District, and solicit your sufrages
NH l2-2awts JOHN W CLARKE
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NoTIcE.-The LADIES FAIR for the
benefit OF Manchester Baptist Church. will continue
open during the day. and close tonight with an
Auction sale OF the articles remaining on hand A
great variety of useful and Fancy Articles are yet
unsold Abundance free. my 25-lt
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UHAND
Az
ON TIE xf 4 Js79 d dq sJnq,sdIr s; x,r ,,,,,

ON TIE RFkS7yd or fd4s6lt xay asyu
No effort on the part cf the officers an msnof,h.
regiment w III he spared to lake the &C, aston wer
The OF the Regiment
The following managers have been APPOINTED bw
he Commanding o1ic@r in pursuance ~ q resoiry.
ton ora meeting Of officers directing him 10 do A.
From The Field and Ssgg aud Non C6mmissionsd
Major Nimmo. Capt Vim Munford Adjutant Cant
VIM Allan, Quarter master. sergt MAJOR Hngeys
y > Nicholas, Commissary Sergeant W Weed
From the Grsys. From The Aonfry Guard,
Lieut. Bossieux Capt Moore
Harrison Lieut Marc
serxt Jarrett Sergt Mcdonald
Vaughan heape,iy
Private Baldwin Private Collins
- Binfprd 90 Msau
From the Blaes. From. the Va RITES.
Capt Fry Capt Lybrock
Lieut. Dickinson Lieut. SpOtt
sergt Carter serg; zimmerman
Tompkins Heberinx
Private McKiel Private Lehmkul
R-on. the National Guard. From The csty card
Capt Johuson Capt Truemsn
Lieut. Pore Lieut. Montague
sergt Wilkinson Sergt Woods1n
Nicholas -" hughes
Private Gih,on Private Pils
Howell schofed
From Rocty RittgeRVfes From he ArtZlery.
Capt Clopton Lieut. shae
lieut NeiseGtr eer2't Tower
Serg't vaden glam
Weiseg'r Private Halstaad
Private Eubank " Pockiington
" McSparren Kax
From the Junior Blues.
Can't Louis Bosseux
Lieut. Bigger
serg't Griffin
..... hambeau
Private VIM Il EinFord
Harvey
CO Tickets 81. to be had en- application Of any
III ~. Der Of the giment.
No charge for Ladies',
Refreshments at City prices.
Music by Armory Band. Trains VIII start from
Richmond Mt such times will afford ample Op-
portuuities to all to come.
nv 5-2awtM2i&td
w. No charge f!r Ladies' going to the Ball By
lhn train at L "a. 2. A.
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Rsa- WATER COOLERS. We have on
hand Ut orr own manufacture, the best quality
W AFTER COOLER neatly painted. Call and sup.
ply yourselves at
REESEE & PARIS Pottery,
my Il-ts nfI andl %
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FURTHER PoRE1sN Nzws.-Ths following add.
tional foreign news was not contained 10 tele-
graphic dispatch of the City of Washngton's intel
iigence yesterday:
Letters from Paris report that important mndifi-
cations Of the new law for the protection of the
public safety were under consideration.
The Gazette De France, 10 commenting on an
article Of the Contitutionel on the future organi
zation of the Priucipalites. questions the semof
fetal character assumed by said article, and ex-
claims France will perhaps stand alone in defense
of the principles of union and of the interests OF
the Christian population, but this isolation is OF
little consequence Her voice will be appealed to
for the future and the nations Of the world will
once more become acquainted with the shameful
policy of Austria and England"
In the smallest States of Germany. a reaction
against the overgrown military establishments OF
the German people becomes visible In the nation
al representation. The Saxon representatives
have just rejected the whole war estimates Of that
kingdom being far too high.
The London Times says: "The withdrawal OF
Senior Dez from the ministry of the interior at
Madrid and the adjournment of the Cortes, must
apparently be looked upon as the mere commence
ment of q government crisis of far greater impor-
taucep
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IA" GoDDARD's LOTION! GODDARD.
inTIoN.-We have Just received another supply Of
this celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion Thvse wh,,
have been waiting for it can now bs sup piled b.
calling at MlLLSPAUGH J0H SSTUN'5,
apps Drug store II East Main st.
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TTonsE AND sTgN PAINTING The

Ii subscribers have taken the large shop on trace
street doors frnm ST. Panl's Church. formerly oc-
cupied by Messrs Kersey Davis, and are row pre-
ing. az we'll NJ Draining Marbling. Glazing ana
whitening of ceiiinss AZ eof the firm = fully
eampetent 10 do auy kind of ornamental work. and
the ethar /, practical House Painter, &c. they feel
satisfied any work intrrsted IN them will give per
feet satisfaction and guarantee none but tse osst
materisIs will he used Determined to go upon the
cash principle the7 can work cheaper than nsual.
and ony ask cali from those requiring Their ser
vices which will be thaak full recey ed ana prompt
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