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Coon ORDER.-For several nights past

tho congregation worshippiDg at Clay Street
chapel, have not been interrupted, rs formerly,
by noisy boys and thoughtless young men. The
change has been most gratifying one to the
minister as well as the members of the church,
while it has saved the police from very unpleasant
duties.
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Be BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT -
EhE ARCTIC LINIMENT
DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
THOUSANDS who have used it, affirm that it is
GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGGsS OTHER LINIMENTS,
In tine of
RHEUMAi ISM, PARALYSIS.
NEURALGIA, PILES
SPRAINS, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS. OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS.
SCALDS, MOULDS,
TUMORS, CORNS.
For HORSES and Mules externally, nothing OF.
coeds the ARCTIC LlNIMENT,
In curing
SPRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RINGBONE,
or any Soretr Swelling, or Enlargement OF Bone or
duscte.
Price 25 Its, 90 cents and 81, for small, medium
and large 81 "a bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD / CO.,
ia l3-ts Wholesale Agents.
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SAIr oP RrAI Esr.rp

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--To-day the
real estate of Mr. Jacob s. Atlee advertised in this
mornings paper, is to be sold by auction. Its con.
tguify to the city, as we'll It's fertility, should
make it very desirable.
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= FOR RENT.-An excellent fam;I

O. FOk kENT.-An excellent family
III residence. with large let attached. contain.
iuS handsome shade trees situated on 9th street n
adjoining the let AMI residence of VIM R;tch;a
EsIr The DWELLING is large. we'll arranged and in
excellent repairs, and is supplied with gas The
KIT hen Is new. Possession given immediately
Apply t. p. pOINDFXTER
sp N-ts PEEL .,-sst
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e. FOR RENT.-A comfortable dwell
( ;ng. with ak rooms, cellar, good kitchens.
yards and well, on Leigh street. between ,st and 2d
SION given Immediately.
Also. large lot in the rear, with good stable
Apply 70 JOS JACKSON, JR
Its la7 Main street
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH, Perfumed

L Breath, Sound aud Healthy Gums can be OBJ
tanned by using Dowden's Dental Fluid; !" 10 affords
instant relief and prevents toothache. arrests de-
cay and prsyents the formation OF tartar, &c.
b0WDEN'S DENTAL FLUID ia recognised by
the whole medical profession being far superior
10 any tot,tipowdPrs washes. &c. its constant use
will prevent decay and the many aches the teeth
are heir TO. Recommended by Dentists and Physi
clans everywhere. For sale by all Druggists my 2i
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DRurNoros, King and Queen CO.. va.

May 9Th
165- DIR. GAnLIcK: Sir--Having con-
stantly used your sKapIE's BAKISG,powpERp since
us origin and being more than pleased with its ef
ncacy readily pronounce II the gEsr of the many
KINDA have been In the habit of using.
Very truly yours, &c
JOHN BLAME. PM.
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THK CAsE BBf0Rk TIE MAYok.-It Is
iue to Mr.. Gibson 70 state that In the considera.
tion Of his in the Mayors Court on Friday, be
mora than once protested against the usc Of the
terri, sprisonsrs towards him BY tho Mayor; con-
tendIng that he was there ~ witness only, and
not - s prisoner.
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THE DISPATCH,
TUESDAY MORNING. ............. s. JUNE Z M,

1UESE.f1 MVhNfNU.,,...sas.s''s ..JUHE 7, Io35
The Underground RaiIroad, Ex.
cttsmeat at Nwjoll-Anotter Fable Msetizg--
Excfffg .Scnes
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dIoxon b. SrnsL, Dentist, Ofioe
en1 residence. No ISL on MAin between BE and OH
e<~s NsSamoaa Va. my S0--iY
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REDEEMED I've win

~ redeem the notes Of all Solvent Banks-not in
: Bankable Funds.n but In the Precious MeD6ss :
ws have cast in packages conveniently arranged to
supply the varied demands Of parties, as they may
require and fully prepared to deposite 10 any
Fin the most work manlike manner" Also, TN,
Sheet Iron and Copper Work generally. at the Gov.
erner Street Stove Store. c.o,,u ,.1pprmr
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SPECIAL NoTICne.

- bArEs. Barns, Barns ~ Hot,
ss s1ia and shower Baths can be had daily at All
a. AZ the American Hair Cutting, Shaving ant
pnsaapin pooins saloon. under tho American Hotel-
single Baths as cents or a tlckats f.r q, aria
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- MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FIJI

q MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR
Vi Notwithstanding to discontinue housek cen.
inS, oder tor re0t nay residence in Manchester
f. inning fise comfortable aud good sized rooms
fouf Il them with fire places besides two bssement
rsms, used at present as a kitchen and seryapts'
rnou :.
The house is nearly new. and VERY convenient in
the most healthy part Of the town. and near one OF
tie best springs ~ this region, aud commands a
yew OF Richmond from one end to the other :"
would like 70 sell also the most of INV Honse-
hald and Kitchen Furniture -'
To gotd tenant the rent will be accommoda,;n,,
Possession given immediately
Apply al this office. y,0-t.
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SICKNESS ON BOARD UNITED sfArss ysssxI---A
letter In the New York Times from Port Prsyss
apnou aces the arrival there Of the uaited States
ship Dale, on the llth OF April, In 50 dsys from
Monrovia, with eighty cases Of fever on board
Lieut.. r. Lee Walker died on ths passage. and wss
buried at Port Praya with appropriate honors on
the l2th. During the passage the Dale was short
OF provisions, aud the only tvo remaining ofhcers
two neutenants hasing been dispatched 10 the
States in priza) being alternately upon ths sick
list, the bostswan and two seamcn from before the
mast we're Obliged 70 do the duty Of lieuteusntes
as officers Of the deck. with scarcely safAcisot
number Of men to work the ship.
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FOR RENT-The House nm Car

e Fun RENTING House on Cars
E-S street, between % and 3D., at present occuped
Mrs Holden Rhodes. Ii has rooms ia in tborou on
repair, and 10 good tenant will be rented at mode
rats price. Possession given lst day OF NAV. An
ply DIBLELL d JOHNSON
An j-t5 Shockoe slim
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u yen want testimony overwhelming,
Read the Circular Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you want t. find it,
The Depot IA at lH Market street. st Louis, Mis-
souri. and 3is Broadway. New York.
MI lis also sold by every popular Druggist in
this city and country. NH l2-ddcw3m*
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@ FO Il RE N IA very desirable
IN dw cling On Grace street, between Adams and
FoUshee, one square above Grace street Baptisi
Caurch The house contains ten IooIns, and has
been recently repaired and gas introduced has the
city water IN the yard, and 10 in one of the IA at
pleasant neighhorheods in the city
To good tenant the rent will be low Apply to
u Its RAGLAND RRO
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A WoHKHoUsH is much needed, and .
small one has been prepared for the use Of The city
paupers and sagrants, bat tbs City Coancii
have not yet directed II 20 b put In opsrstton--
Possibly t6sy may % % . some fntuFs day. Who
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HOUSE AND lot FOR SALE

~ AVA, sell. at great bargain q desirable 10.
Of srssI Tear 1 The old Dstillery and outside the
eoFpofsson line. it has frontage OF 2i feet and a
Dwelling. and is enclosed with substantial fence
An adjoining lot. of the same dimensions will no
sold alse. If desired. Apply to
ap Is CAUTHORN
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DsAfa OF fHs 0tDssf WoMAN n MlcnIsAN.--IM
Monroe Commercial sAys Mrs. vilstte, q " ssiiss
Monroe county, Mich. was buried Wednesday,
morning In the Caskciic barying ground. 80
1i2 years Of age IT the time Of her death, an0
had lived In that region Tie better part Of CO.
tury. Her hnshand--shs third Or fourth one-h
She made her viii IL tho latter part of The lsst
century, and, what n most singular. So hes oos-
lived ell the persons 70 whom she haA bsqusashse
her property.
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49, WATER COOLERS. We have on
hand Of our own manufacture. tho be.t aua,i.v
y AInh CooLER. neatly painted. Call and snp-
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S8FRRsH LnkcHHs.--I have Just re-
scivea, Dy Adems Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
~ LlhEsaES. which viii be applied upon mest reason
O. Can be nnd at all hours OF the day af the Hair
dressing koom under the American Hotel, and Of
aight on 9th street.. French Garden Hill.
my H-a r. q. HoBsON
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"a FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

En- ed Brick Tenementa, on Cary street. between
't1 and Sth. They well adapted for Grocery
stores or any kind Of retail business They contain
rooms besides the store roon and are well adapt
ed for the accommodation of families having all ne
ly. To good tenants. the rent win be moderate -
APPLY TO x. r. RAGLAND CO..
ia 2l-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall sfraef
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al Store. No. LIS. Broad street above an. rbe
premses are IN good condition. and conssting Of 10
"osas Kitchen, Bath Room and other ont ho,,ses -
PHssession given the first Of june Apply A. tho
ore. nv or e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
SERIOUS PONDER EXPLOSION
From The Cincinnati Gazette. Sept 81

From The Cfnciahdft br.els sept -
An accident Of "A very serious nature occurred about
Soclock last evening from explosion Of gunpower
Tie Opposition had called meeting in the Scyenteeth
Ward and invited the other wards to JON IN the de-
monstraton. The Peoples 4" Flying Artillery, who
are on hand for duty on all occasions ma arrange
ments out in large numbers and prepared their
banners transparencies, artillery and bands Of music
The Sixth, Fourteenth and one two other wards
passed down Vine TO Third street about clock In
the procession three express wagons, each con-
taning cannon which was fired every two or three
minutes as the crowd moved through the various
streets As the wagon, heading the Fourteenth ward
delegation, reached the corner of Third street and
Broadway explosion took place, which severely
injured three persons, and will probably result fatally
Ia one The cannon WAS fired from over the talboard
Of the wagon. Upon the outside of the box was the
frepan and heating iron, and the cartridges were care
lessy placed in the bottom of the wagon In passing
the heated iron from the frepan to the gun spark
fell among the powder some fifteen or twenty pounds
in quantity, and p terrible explosion followed.
The wagon was occupied by Mr. Lewis I. Lee,
constable Of the Fourteenth Ward; Mr.. Jas. Hume,
brass founder No. 63Lodge street and Robert kirkup
Il workman in the employ of Mr.. Hume, and one or
two other individuals Mr.. Lee, who was engaged IN
firing the gun was blown out of the wagon. and fell
upon the sidewalk several feet distant. His clothes
were almost entirely burned from his body His face
and head, abdomen and IN fact nearly the entire up
Der portion of his body, burned and blackened In
n horrible manner He Immediately carried To
physicians Office near at hand and medical assistance
rendered but at late hour last night 1t was extreme
ly doubtful whether he would survive his injuries.
fIe was taken to his residence on Fifth street, below
Smith.
Mr. Hume and Mr.. Kirkup were also blown out OF
the wagon but were less seriously injured Tie rght
ance, and right arm and hand Of the former were
very badly burned, other portions of hs body severely
scorched and his clothes torn off. HIS injuries are
not considered dangerous. Mr.. kirkup was also
pretty severely burned but not badly a. his com
panions. The other persons in the wagon had their
clothes burned and were slightly scorched
Considering the quantity of powder which exploded,
and the large number of persons who followed the pro-
cesson upon the sidewalks, it is matter for congra-
tulaton that the accident Of more fatal char
acter ard no extended in it, effects. 1t ia hoped
that the injuries to Mr.. Lee, who was the most
severely burned may not prove serious as is anti
cipated at the time write
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
Markets..

NgwORLEASs, Oct. 1.-CoTToS-Sales to-day 5000 bales
he sales the week add up $500 bales aud the receipts
the receipts this the present time ahead oi
hoe Of last wear are $3.50 bales stock 5 600 bales against
~ I2Ial2c and good Middng at l2al2scan advance OF
4e SUGAR-An improved demand; sales at a., INDIA BAG
cNc COFFEE firm at lo. advance OF 0tc; sales OF
the week bags stock SJ bags. against 2ouOo last
wear STERLING EXCHANGE, 8d8} y cent. DRAFTS al 90
Says Il cent discount and at sight cent
buyyAo Oct. D. m.-Market for FLOUR very dun and
Transactions are limited the home trade and points the
interior Of 700 bb at S. 2jG % ~ for good to choice
sra Indiana Canadian and Oho 50 10 for double
,Iira dull and heavy sales 9 900 bush at lU or
No Red illinois, 81 03 for Milwaukee Club; 81 for
sood do; 81 l2t for White Wabash and Csc for rejected
Cd a, Oc $50 do fair &C. BARLEY steady at sod 5c
RYE st 6sc OATS st45d46c WHISKY dull held az 2ic CA
MAI FREIGHTs unchanged 40c Flour lie on Wheat loc
on Corn to New York RECEIPTS by Lake IN the last "a hous
10 T4 bbls Flour 02 bush Wheat lO7f9 bush Com 200
bush Barley 682 bush OatI SHIPMENTS by Canal: 2VI bbs
Your q, ,8e5 bush Wheat, %, 500 bush. Corn. .
ALBANY Oct l6 m-Stormy weather cheeks the opera
tons on the market BARLEY restricted temporarily put IS
that 10 buy IN several dealers
hands little ahoa and sales at 81 O80 81 ~ WHEAT;
Red Winter Wetem cold at 81 2O White Canada at = 80
kHPmEsTs 1900 BUSH Barley; 1900 bush Conn Aooo
tush Wheat.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1-FLoUR duh and unsettled prices
nominal Red WHEAT nominal and no demand. WHISKY
steady at 49, Provisions unsettled,
SAVANNAH Sept 3OCoTToSThe sales OF the week add up
500 bse aud the receipts 10 800; stock l8OOO bales
Pun ,nyI PHIA Oct. 1-FLoUR firm prices unchanged
NHr,T quiet Corn unchanged. WHISKY firm at A@l>c;
CB,Vfs1oN Sept S0-CoTToN active al an advance OF sU
h sale, to-day 400 bales sales OF the week 1000 bales tood
bddins Is quoted at l2lc. .o .
BlLrinorE Oct I-fLouR duh at $5 So WHEAT rega-
lar Red 81 lOesl 25; White, 81 l5d 81 a. CoRs dall
White soass Yellow, s5dSsc. WHISKY dull at So9io'
peoxI NIL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
POLITICAL.

The Hon. John b. Haskin will address his con
sttuents of Rockland County, at Haverstraw, on
Monday evening, the 4th inst; at Nyack, Wednes-
day evening the 9th nst and at Piermont on Friday
evening, tie sth inst.
THIRD CoSGRrssIosAL DIsTRIcT.-The Delegates
to the Republican Convention Of the lid Congressional
Distr ct assembled last evening at the Museum or
Fifth Ward Hotel West Broadway, and after a short
session adjourned subject to the call Of the chair,
without making any nomination.
The Seventh Congressional Convention last night
appointed Committee of Conference, consisting Of
Messrs Hall Grvan, Butler, Marellius, Sinclair and
Reasoner, and adjourned.
ONTARIO CoUsTY.-The Republicans of the On
tario County have made the following excellent NOM
nations For Sheriff, VIM. Hildreth County Clerk, E.
W. Simmons; Treasurer, Spencer Gooding; Superin-
tendent of the Poor Jonathan Pratt Justice Of Ssss-
ions Samuel II. Tory.
ULSTER CoUsTY.-The Republicans and Amer
cans have united upon the following ticket For Sheriff
Ell ID. Terwilliger; County Clerk, Cornelius Burhans
Superintendent Of the Poor Edward Dubois Coroner,
jonathan j. Munson; Sessions Samuel Marclean; As
sembly, Ist District, Seaman G. Soaring, lid District
Abram ID. Ladew, Hid District, Albert Carpenter.
ERIE CouNTY.-The following is the strong ticket
nominated by the Union Convention of Erie County:
For Congress, Ebridge G.. Spauldng; Senator, Eras-
tus s. Prosser; Sheriff Gustavus A. Scroggs County
Clerk, Obadiah j. Green Superintendent of the Poor
John j. Weber; Sessions, Edward n. Hatch Cor
onors, Nelson Randall, John S. King, Joseph Bennett
MosRor.-The Americans have nominated james
l.. Angle for Congress.
Tile Rochester Democrat speaks of the following
Republican ticket a strong one For Congress, Al
fred Ely; Sheriff. Hiram Smith; County Clerk, Dyer
ID. S. Brown; Superintendent Of Poor Henry II. Bab-
cock Coroners, James w. Craig. Oscar +. Brown,
Frederick Reichenback; Sessions, Stephen Bank.
MAINE-The KenneJec Journal Of yesterday pub
fishes the votes in the With District by townships
some Of the returns being official, Others unofficial.
Fosters election appears be beyond peradventure
The following is the accumulation by counties
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

A LADY KmLED.-Yesterday afternoon, Maj. Hag-
ner the Superintendent al the United States Arsenal,
a, Bridesburg and Mr. Pgott his clerk, engaged
testing powder tue Arsenal grounds. The man
ner of testing il by firing ounce OF powder IN
mortar and projecting twenty-fOur pound ball with
il. Mrs Pgott the wife of the clerk, LETT her house,
on the ground and started to go to the office OF her
husband. On her wey she crossed the range OF the
shot Just a. the mortar fired, and the ball struck
her, mangng her in shocking msnner and causing
her death about an hour aiterward. The Dc easei
about ~ years of age. She had been married
about two years, and leaves one child. She wss the
the daughter Of d.. Henry Herbert.
Coroner Fenner held inquest IN the cas- TO- -ay
Tie facts given above subsantlsted by the evI-
dence. Il seems that the experiments have been CO.
ing since May last, by order of the United states
Government. Men were statiored to give warnlng 20
persons crossing the shell ground" Mrs Pigott
cautioned and she stood watching the bal! com
ing toward her, but she seemed fascinated and dnaos
TO get out Of the way. Her left arm and night thien
were broken. The jury rendered verdict to the eli
feet that the deceased, Mrs. Lucy NJ Pigott, dled
from injuries accidentally received by beng struck py
q ball. &c. The officers were e1onerated IRON CEN
sure. Philadelphia Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

Tar TRAssxrrArIos % GOLD Isro CopPER.--In
,le s preme Court yesterday, commenced tn
case Of the Market VI. The Granite Bank Of Boston
This csse grows out Of remarkable occurrence Of ths
yesr 1880 bag supposed to contain =, 900 in gold,
had passed through sundry banks in State street WITH
90, suspicion, until at last, at the Exchange It was
weighed, found deficient, and opened, when, instead
Tie Exchsuge at once sent it back TO the Market.
from wlom it was received. The Market redeemed it
and sent it to the Granite from whom, they aege,
il came to them.
THIS however, the Granite denied, and hence The
,uit Of the Market TO recover Where the trsnsmu-
tstion 10. place was never discovereG. -Four Proni-
rent lawyers are engaged in the viz. Messr';
Abbott aud Watts for the plaintiff, AMI Choate sna
Russel for the defendants. Boston Tray Sept W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

which is gracefully drawn around her for drapery
Indian ornaments ere on her arms and neck and a
beac-bird Tho pet aud companion Of the Young Indian
originality and sentime At, ard hope ere long to see
I reproduced the size of life
Bo.oa Transcript, Sept. q.
A bust of Theodore Parker has recently been
taken by Miss Foley Of B'ston. wh Oh il highly
spoken Of as a work Of art Z the critics Of modern
Athens.
49, Grimshaw and Morris, opp osins candidates for
dawn at Nauvoo ON the Eth ult 1t appears that
they had met there in join, debate a I'd while Grim
shaw was eaking, Morris called him lar, where
upon Grimshaw struck Morris and knocked MN head
long on tie stand An accOun. Of the a Vair IN re
O9uavko PdiBdealer says: "Morris fe.t awiuly
frightened, and trenbled ike leaf in the viii d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

SEARCH FOR THURsIoS UNDER SPIRITUAL d.
RrCTIoSs.-Ne learn that two gentlemen, with a
bope inspired by the assurances of some Sprtualists
o Adrian Lett that city this morning to make another
search for the body Of poor Thurston.
W. understand that Mrs. Aldrich, ." medium OF
Adrian gave ont on Friday morning last before hav-
inc seen apv Of the party that went in search OF Mr..
Tbnrson. that Messrs. Bsnnister and Wood, of that
narty While separated from the balance Of the CON-
ppapy in the neghborhood Of where The balloon was
found saw house at great dlstance-that ,hey
o., ,o IN II on account of its distance and the
dif6culty Of getting there She says Thurs,on is in
that house, alive
Or YESTERDAY we are told, other mediums cor
roborated this and sad further that Mr. l. was Then
,Snndayl suffering from high fever.
This party will probably be heard from within two
or ,hre. days. Toledo Blade, 18th.