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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

TIRE WALLET TAN is the name OF a newspaper
just started at Great Salt Lake city by Mr.. Kirk
Anderson. The name is of Mormon origin-ths
"Saints' applying it TO the fiist leather made in
Salt Lake Valley, and then genarally to '.homs
manufacturer"
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SENIORITY IN TIE MAssACEUsETrs LEdIsLAruRR-
Hon Caleb Cushing, " ho was q member oftae Mas
sschusetts House of Representatives in 1925, is
probably the seuior member Of the new House,
Hon. Increase Sumner of Great Darlington, served
q representative in 1881, and ia perheps next
in seDiOrity.
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FALLING OF A DEPor-0n Saturday evening, the
GEAR end wall of the depot building of Messrs
Harding d Carroll, commission merchants, in
North Howard street, Baltimore Nd, gave way.
precIpitsting the contents OF three stories into
L. rev alley. with terrific crash. There were
between 500ard 900 barrels OF flour and about &C,
600 bushels OF feed in the store, which were com
pIesely buried 10 the ruins. Fortunately there
Was no person about the building at the time
There were also 10 hoEsheads of sugar. and be.
tween 60 and 100 eacks of salt, all of which was
loss, being mixed up with the bricks and mortar
About 400 barrels of -four will be saved from the
wreck
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R- REMOVAL -DR. BRIdas has re-
moved bis Office to basement of Metropolitan Hall,
with Lyme.
Offce hours, 10 A and p VI daily. Residence.
corner 9th and Broad streets de 6-lm
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! srsAsxR SUNK The steamer u. Howard, nom
New Orieans for Nashville, Tenn sunk on sstnt'
day Gear 0sinss landing. she had cargo OF 81
sar and coffee The boat aud ergo wsre valued
81 tl0o 600. No lives wsrs lost.
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Ion formed is the cutters on Thursday
night, aud yesterday the wind was az cold and
keen a. if just whetted on an ice berg. Old win.
ter seems TO be commencing in earnest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

EGy MEDICAL CARD. - Dr.. EYLvAFUS
L. INGRAM having located in this city, respectfully
tenders bis professional servic, its citizens
Office ant residence fr the present on BANK
STREET, GEAR tie Mechanics Institute.
no gv-Ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

MEAN GUE.-Henry. slave to Joseph
Brummeli. was ordered r score Of stripes yester-
day morning, for forciby taking fsom little boy,
the night before, two candies. which his mother
bad sent him to purchase. wstchman Boze, who,
BY y-the-vay IL an excellent cficer, on hearing Of
thu affair, took Hsnry into custody aud secured
hia the reward be 50 richly merited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

WIFE WHIPPING j ohm F. Ames, ar
rested aud Gagged for beating his wife Elizabeth
appeared before the Mayor yesterday, but rs the
witness was absent, the examination was postpon-
cd until this morning.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-Purm

~ ant to an Ordinance passed nth Of January
1885, will attend 1T the Collectors Once. In 10,
City Ball. from the 18th 20 the 3lst OF December In
elusive to receive the remaining half Of taxa nom
such persons entitled TO deduction Of 10 -
cent. by having previously paid the frst half IN
June last, In accordance with sai1 rfipanes
J A HOBSON, q j. y
NB-It will be seen from the above. tha theCol-
18Th to the 3st Of this month"; to receive taxes fs
naming due from June last: before the January
term OF the Hustih gs Court. he 10 required by Ord
for non pay ment of taxes Persons who have no4
done will the necessity Of calling and paying
their taxes It will b impossible for the Colect0e
to call on them before he advertises
de lin J A HOBeON O n
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icy CLnAKs FOB MISSES AyD Chill
DgEN Rich Head Dresses, Fancy Hair Pima, Bon
usts Ribbons, Flowers Ruchee. Feathers, with all
kinds OF Fancy Notions ct prices to defy competi
ton. E2kkIEL'S
Cloak and Mantle Depot,
So Main street.
Dress Trismiugs of all kinds, at great bargains
The gold medal Skirt, Il sprinxs Come and see IT.
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DIsonDBRLY.-Peter slave to r. h.
Mayo. for being disorderly in the street, was as.
rested and soundiy punished,
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HrrALINa LErrlR BAGS "A negro I

STEALING LETTER BAGS A negro fell
low, named Frank, slave 10 Mr.. Faulkuer, Of Pc
tershurg, has been examined before the q. 8. Com
missioner, VIM. +. Watson, and sent on for trial
before Judge HaiybnrtOn, on the 10th inst. on the
chat re Of stealing u s. Mail letter bags from the
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad. The prisoner
act Wedges the crime, and is therefore alEaosi
certain of conviction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

ANIMAL PAINTINGS. the cffice Of
the State Agricultural Society in this city, may
now be seen two or three animal pictures just
painted by TaoYE, which are we'll worthy q visit.
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A SINGULAR CAsz.-The Boston Courier relates
the following 'On Monday morning last, a vounr
lady abous is years Of age. who had taken passage
on board the train of cars from Fall River for Bos
ton, complained Of sudden illness when near
Brd2erster and requested to be left at that place
She left the cas- there and nroceadad ,p ~.
Bridewa'er hotel, and after room had been shown
80 her, Immediately retired As she did not rak.,
her appearance on Tuesday morning. her room
was entered. aud she was found ia bed. apparently
asleep, but all endeavors TO awake her were un.
awaiting. Physicians were called, and I'D to YES.
terGay they had not been able to bring her tn
consciousness nor to account for her singular
trance"
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TIN MsTaopiSr Episcopal CBuRcH.-The minutes
of the Methodist Episcopal Cburch North, jast
issued, show the following figures: Number OF
Conferences, 49; Sunday Schools, II l,490; church
members q56, ,655, being increase during the
year OF 1856 Go0 churches, 063; parsonages. 2407,
,alps I. church ediices, $l7 $50 0oo; number of
travelling pr Ieachers, 6502; local preachers, $50
The Southern Church has membership OF 655,.
600, 2434 travelling, and 4 GOT local preachers,
Total Methodist membership, North and South,
! asi3 332
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Sister Mary Eleanor, of st. Francis Xavier died
on the 4th inst at the Carmslite Convent in Bali
timore.
The Argentine Republic hasj7 ceded to Brazil
1000 squsre leagues OF land, In consideration Of
being allowed to send into Brazil beef free Of duty.
Columbia College. g. c., has conferred the title
Of LII ID. upon DR.. Gessner Harrison, the distn-
guished Professor of Latin, at the University of
Virginia.
The Governor Of Mississippi has sigued the bill
passed by the Legislsture cediDg to the Uuited
States Jurisdiction over Ship Island.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

How TO COLLECT TEsTIaoNY-In the Thirteenth
ward are sold the most dangerous beverages in
town. few weeks since a mau drank three
cents worth OF brandy, which proved fatal in
fonr honrs Put somehow the law has failed to
reach the matter. Capt Steers having reported
number of instances of liquor selling on the
Sabbath, the court required such positive testi.
mony, relative to the character of the liquor and
its sale, that the prosecutions failed The Ipsuec.
tor OF the Thirteenth precinct was determined not
to be bah4sd by any device of magistrates, and
took a plan to procure the most conclusive tests
mony. Hesent ont policemen to report violations
OF Inc law, pTo'iding them with Walls, and wheE
they saw any body drink aud pay for iiquor, tbe:,
took portion Of the same, put it in a vial seaej
il up, and marked on it the time and place of sale
These viais were taken by the Captain. to be hand
ed TO the court for the jury to determine the cha.
racter of their contents, whether camnbane or
driukabe liquor. The col lection now on hand
would be an interesting subject for chemical ana
lysis-N /. P5si.
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naS- Lrgx SIZE PnorosRApHs.-Ths

subscriber takes pleasure il announcing GO his nu
patrons aud the pnblic at iaI ge, that he
now prepared to furnish photographs from mihia
tures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
which, for accuracy and hlish, he warrants equal,
than the usual price, Old Pictures copied ans en-
larged TO any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and
anime specimens al GIBDS Temple Of Art, CORN
THAN Hall, Msia street, between 9th ana l0th;
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ElFTY DOLLAR6-I. n. HlNuEn 8
= cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING

MACHIN8S-OYncR III MAIN efRRs4 RICHNoWI.
VA-We would most respectfully invite Ill 10 ell
and examine our new stock Of 1amily. Plantation
and Leather Machines. which for durability aEA
beauty Of finish, cannot b. surpasDed By any. Cur
Machines are 90 constructed, that by Ae mastcal
changes they are made to sew, hem, gather aud
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather. to the ncest silk, satin or lace, Of any
description, without trouble. Tho simple ool-
struction. ease e management aud sAvins Of tins,
makes the Machine invaluable, and warranted "a
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our nsW bamlly
Machine. for light work. will be found one Of tho
prettest and best in use It b put mp In Rosewood
Mahogany or Ensmelsd cases. 70 suit the perios .
prepared to repair Machines and 70 rive I'll Tia Is.
structions 20 that the operators can adjust thslf
Machines with all ease. Ladies' will be instruoee1
At their resideaceg also, servants fdesired. ee q
charge. We invite ali to cali and examine where
all pogsble attention will be paid BY lady oper
stors and Agent 10 give explanations. whether thsv
purchase or not.
Silk, Thread and Cotton Of all color sad dsscr1D-
tions; Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding. ia
No charge for shipping. Circulars win b. cent %
all on application by mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description, %
Cloth or Leather. SSH -fg - 7'FsR
shirts. &C. made to order. at short notice
an n \ y "a
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NOVEL 0RDiSArIoE.-At the late Indian confer.
snce OF the Methodist Episcopal church, South,
the venerable Bishop Early ordained twelve ms
dians, principally chiefs Of their tribes, to the
gospel ministry.
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SHOCKING Aocrprsr.-A shocking accident oc

SHOCKING AccIDEsr.--A shocking accident oc.
Cured in Portland, Me, on Saturday afternoon,
by ~hich little girl d 70 years old, daughter OF
Mr NatbanW Smith, was 80 drsadfnlIy burnt
that she died in few hours. The girl had been
left fastened In u room With younger brother
white their mother vas temporarily absent, a:d
Il appears that in sftem 2tiug to light lamp her
clothes caught fire. did also the clothes Of the
little boy man who waa passing heard their
screams and attempted to burst TO the door, but
failing, went 10 the window, broke ia the sasb,
and drew the girl, snyeloped in nsmss, into the
street. The juries she sustained were such ths,
sLe died about ten O'clock in the evening The
ttIs how Was ONLY slightly burnt.
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EXPORTS OF CsrroN TO EURoPE.-The exports of
cotton from New Orleans during the past week
reached Al 600 bales of which ~ 600 were TO Eng.
land, and the balance to the continent. The total
exports from that port sines the 1st September
add up 369, 900 bales. The exports from Mobile to
Great Britain during the week wore lO. coo bales
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TAikN FkNet,
I. West corner of I.ibert. and Clay ats,


fey ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED
with sRr Chroaic Dis ase considered incursbe will
receive L@tter Civiag information which will in
speedy and permanent cGfe. ty sending TT eiT
names ard oBe stanle (to prepay postage) to Er Il.
author Of Medical Common sense" Saratoga
Springs n. I. i3-dkwSln
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0H LAW PnRTNEReHIP
JOHN RANDOLPH yJCKER, Attorney General,
and JOHN NJ. PATTON, JR /. have entered into n
TUCKER 4 PATToN,' in the Court of Appeals at
Richrnond aod Lewishurg. AID in the Superior and
Inferior Courts If the citr of Richmond
Any business entrusted to their care will be
promptly attended 70 no25-im
~ STovEs, RANGES AND FURNACIs.
Vow in store fall supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
nette Purchasers are invited to examine the quail
ity OF our wares. We especially recommend the
aichm. nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
aange and Harp Cook stove.
Repairs always on hand for all leading articles sold
It the Governor street Stove Store. =
n. Wanted Immediately two first class workmen
&C I6 GEORGE STARRETT.
HT TGIozoI b. SrnEL, Dentist, Office
sud resdesce No. 23I On Main. between Ssk and eth
ptreets, Richmond Va my D-ly
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0PssIso THEATRES on SUNDAY EvgyIyG.-It Il
proposed in Boston to imifste the successful plan
OF the preachers in New York at the AcadeI.y of
Music. and open the Boston Theatre or Howard
Athei Aum in that city for public worship CD sun-
day eveuiGgs Different preachers will lead the
services, and "rom CoInar," to whom Bisb o
E.stburn refused confirmation because he led the
0ichestra at the Boston Theatre, ii is said. viii
be induced to conduct the pssmody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

TAG "Dyoncg srArr.~-The Mississippi Legisla-
ture has passed law granting divorce to all par
ties who have lived separate three years. 'uds
of emigration may be expected to set tswaids
Mississippi. Indisns 10 about goiDg OUT o' TIE
business
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THE MIssING "INpI,N ExpIaE"--As the City of
Washington, from L'verpD0l, brings no ip-eIli.
gence of the steamship Indian Empire. whic,,
sailed from New York for Galway, Ireland, on the
23d of October last, the general impression is that
she has been. lost at sea, with all On board iuclp.
ding Is cabin and 81 forward cabin Passengers.
besides her captain, officers ard Sc mer Among
her cabin passengers there we're ? Riordan sou
of Matthew Riordsn, sged II; Michael Clifford
son of James Clifford, aged is and Francis Nc
Govern, aged 16 years, all of Chicago, Ill en- route
for Rome-the two former to enter college. and
the latter TO enter the Propaganda. where his
brother, James McGovern, has been a student for
over i've years They were all Intended for the
Catholic priesthood.
On the same vessel, aud in company with these
young men OF Chicago, was the Rev. Mr. usnresy,
Catholic Clergyman, and late superior Of the
Ecclesiastical Seminary at Sc. Louis. He was on
his way to Rome on mission from the arch
bishop of that diocese, and 10 said to have beeu a
geu;l man of great personal wealth and highly
esteemed. Mr.. David fianuesy. brother of the
reverend gentleman. aged about IS years, was also
passenger ON board the steamer and was on his
way 10 Europe TO recruit his health.
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nR~ IsIEGLAss
GELATINE
CORN STARCH
AND
FGAvORING EXTRACTS.
For sale By JN0 w GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist,
de4-et Market Place. Franklin street.
E%BURNINa FLUID. BURNING FLUID,
BURNING FLUID Always on hand and for sale at
tho Drug and Prescription Store of
JOHN W. aARLICK,
no lO-lm Market place, Franklin st.
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0HUCKOE MILL.
y RICHMOND GROUND PLATTER.

Tho ba. cnr,u,nS ~ ~ s,.s,i g.
grinding Plaster located on the Dock &C the mouth
Of shockee CT, ek, With enlarged aud complete ma
chinery, sufhcieDt to supply any demand for the
He is now prel ared 10 supply orders for PUkl
GROUND p ASTkR. pulverized to degree that
Nova Scotia Lump procured With the areatssf oeSs.
with Q full knowledge that great deal Of Lump
Plaster is entirely worthless to the tarmer,) sud
sness, with the close att. nton and stgdy given it,
will enable him to supply the demand from this ard
adjoining States with this valuable fertilizer in ~
pnrest and richest state and &C Satisfactory priese
With full detern,inatio to sustain the estab-
lished reputation Of his brand for PuRIfY AND lJc
sHse. he respectfully solicits orders. .a sos
JOHN II CLAIB0RND m
noIq-tIstA No II Pearl street.
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- PARKS PoIHDExTEH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RIcHMoNp, Va,
VIII practice In the city Of Richmond and In the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
a. Office In Lisle's Building. corner of Main and
18th ,treets. SO ls-l2m
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e6 MIDL0THIAK LuMP AND ANrF
P. @. LARUS.

1@. BATHS BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Cold aud Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entranee on llth street.
Single Baths 25 cents. or tickets for 81 m 10
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pROEPECTUa OF TaR INDEX, 70
Moin ss PHHsL!IsHED 3 !sI IN TIE I, CITY Qs RICE

issue on the % o. January 1897 In The oty Of nleh
mond. Va Weekly and Semi WssAly Pasor 0ith
the shSys Tile devoted to Pocs Litsr.tps Cc
Az 70 the political compextoa ofths pager. i DosA
not sey more than that 10 will b true 70 the Old
Democratic principles Of viaalnia. Idesm js searos
neo.ssary g make even this aDnourcsoent here.
with its DemoerAsic press RespectinG the Urn q
the party, and all partissthose who aspire 70 Of
nces, ttate and Nafi0nal-i deem t AOt inapbsOOsf.
sse to say that THE ISpEx win 30 just 70 ~ bst ths
partizAn Of none. and without pliet depco In
any. Particular attention viii be paid to the Gun
mercial Department Of TIE INDEX Ia Literory'
Department will be entrusted % compsesnt hAn1s.
In very department il will havs the aid Of the
Ableet pens In the fouth. Its my determinatjou Il
word TO establish TEE Irpsx q readable f1unilHs
journal at the metropolis of ViTgiHis s.sfA.-F
TIRMs-semi Weekly paper - per Annun. Week,
ly Paper q, invariably in advance. 9Es ~
Dc e-w1dlm BENNsT u DnwrTT. 8
EXECUTORS NOTICE The undsr-g
signed. having qualified - Executor Of John r..
Patton deceescd. hereby gives notice 20 all Who
indebted TO bis estate to come forward and eettta
and all persWas having claims against his eetAea ;
Will please present them to the undersigped for -
tlement. JNO. N. PATTON. IN
no i7-im Executsf.
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SAVE FOUR RAas-There are in In the United
States ueariy eight hundred paper mills, which
produce two hundred millions of dollars worth of
paper. To produce this large amount of paper,
about sixteen millions delsrs worth OF rags are
required and this large quantity must be saved
from the scraps of the domestic circle. Is it not
s"pafant to all that economy should be practised
byifaniiies in this particular even Il they do not
desire to profit by the saving themsevesi
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P. s.--1f you want g genuine Ambrotype, this Ii
the place to get it, where you will neither be hum
bugged in price or work, Also Melsnotypes OF
any other Picture il the Photographic Art.
jeIS p, H. G.
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~ HoRsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAxeooINe SALOON, under tho American Ho-
el-entrance on llth street
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATES can be had al
all hours. Single Bath % cents, or tickets for
dollar. je5
~ Dr.. JOHN B WALTHALL, (HomGo
ssthst offers his pro essional services to the citi
zens of Richmond am its vicinity. Office at his re
'idenee on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9Th.
eI2-dIy
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PLASTIC PRacEss g. W. JON Es, DENTIST. hav.
ing purchased hsIf the sxcsirs right tor TIE aSeye
DuSie Of ing tkSTH, aud after USinp and
tsst.Hg it N the most dyfctdt csses, oisrs other
plates had fIfef S entirely san } C as absolute
sHpeTEo7tfy over the gold $ liver and plstins tne
thJd, can, Therefore with confidence. rec amend II
e. ell who may desire full partial Of teeih
G3s3 especially "a sitch may b. dissatisfied sctth
saSl fhfB are fotp aslo In this process all of the
objections 80 the gold plate reRoved-the sue
ton bsEsG sSct secures com fart and stability TO the
II and ehs teeth being embedded III the metal the
fa1J - excluded troa under or between them: they
are, Therefore, cieauer smoother, and in every re-
sPoct better 1t consequence Of the perfect adapta
tiou y the plate TO the mouth aud the suction
thereby secured. he can insert one or more teeth
irftaoRt clasps anu in a csses guarantee perfect
and ~stistac tory hf
This method having been adopted and commend
e3 by those standing highest ia the profession
North and Serth, testimonials will be given. and
specimens e&lhitef. e. any who may desire TO see
them ne ~d plates OF those wishing TO exchange
the cid method for the new, will be taken in part
pay. &tli uf course, make teeth on the cid mode
Ter those wao may prefer it.
Filling Thoroughly and gantly done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Ufhce opposite Serinth Hall. I-3N
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sa@ E.sr. GRACE. BEAUTY AVID Coz

RKcTNEss combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AMBRpTYFEs executed at this large Photograrh and
Fine Art 0silerles OF .AfNNIs, g7 Main street op-
yoste the Postotice, and Sycamore street, Peters,
burg, Va.
Esse aud grace in position. beauty in finish. and
correctness III poyt-aitnre.
Inosa who wish TO obtain something really fine in
the way Of Likeness either in Ambtoty pc or Pho
tosrsph piaiB III India ink water coiOrs oil co.ors
Pastle, ot any size M TO the size OF life, re-
spectiutiy soiici cd visit Lis Galleries and exan
iue his various sEyles OF POrtraituTes.
Galleries awsy open and free TO visitors, whether
theydeglrc Wcrk executed or not. se9
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CRurL HusBAsD.-Idward Felvy was

srraigned before the Mayor yesterday morning to
answer the CHARGE OF cruelty beating his wife the
night before. When the witnesses were called.
Ne poor, heart-broken wife appeared upon the
stand, her face head and hands marked and bruis-
"a by her cruel husband, and testified that he had
peatsn her without cause or provocation, and that
ne Dad Threatened to take her life If ever he was
arrested fer his conduct to her. She called upon
tue prisoner to say II she had ever given him
cause to treat her thus, and he admitted that she
mad nos-ihst his temper had gotten the better of
him-and that he was ashamed OF what he had
done. Other witnesses testified TO tho beating.
having been attracted by the cries of murder, and
TO his biting her hand in the most savage manner.
by way Of learning the prisoner his duty as hus-
band and citizen, the Mayor held him to bail in
$Zoo for his good behavior; and to answer an in.
dictment by the next Graud Jury.
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No. CIGARS. CIGARS, CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large and well selected stock,
WHULESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
18th street,
between Main and Franklin sts.
B.-CIGARS made 10 any style to order.
&C S-3H