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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

TERRIBLE FLOOD AT CAIRO Farther fdrticuldrs.-
The telegraph has already given an account Of tie
destructive flood at Cairo, Illinois, by which the
city has been nearly swept away. letter from
that place dated June 13, to the Chicago Times,
has the following interesting additional particu-
lars:
II rained almost necessarily for the past three
morths swelling the rivers out of their banks,
carving desoiaton in their pathway. Thousands
upon thousands of acres OF land, above and below,
has been laid waste, and millions of dollars worth
of property lost. Yesterday morning distinct
shock of an earthquake was felt here, and at six
o'clock ia the evening the cross levee' broke,
when the water, which was twelve feet above the
level of the town outside, came dashing, !oaming
and seething inside. The break was so uneX pected
that the Inhabitants were taken by surprise, and
MANY of them only had time to escape, with their
families to the ieyee, before the torrent swept
away their homes. In many instances boats aud
RATS had be resorted to for the means of escape
10 day every person is buEily engaged in rescuiny
what property they safely can iron the floating
houses.
Break fast was served to the guests Of the TAYLOR
House in the second story, knee deep 10 water the
culinary department being carried TO the third
few families, who resided in the two story houses
remained in them until noon to-day. They have
now to get out of their upstairs windows into
boats--the water being almost on "A level with
them aud rising at the rate Of four inches an hour
The Ohio leree is the only place of refuge lett,
il being only some seVeDtyfve feet wide and tn rec.
luurths of mile in length
At one O'Clock, =. NJ, nearly one-half of the new
(nDflnished) hotel, the evee, fell with deafen
Ing crash, preceded by n report equal to a six
poundhr. The building was of BRICK ye stories
high, with cttic rooms, iron door and window
frrces cost nearly 100000. The remaining Dor.
ton WIS considerably swayed. Total loss
dOgcrnor Matteson's new bank building five
stories high, also the levee. shows signs OF tall
ing. II is an unfinished building and cost about
$4,000.
The springfield Block adjoining the bank
still stands firm but will prob Ably down with
crash soon, rs the water is softening the ground
at the foundation. Nine teDements are within
this building, all occupied. The post Office is il
one of them Cost sIme three four hundred
Thousand dollars. ...s .. efe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

A NEW Cent PIECg-The Boston Post has seen
specimen of a new coin of one cent denomination
just from the mint at Philadelphia. Something o
this kind is much needed to take che place of thai
abomnable ab )rti0n, the one cent coin of '57 -
The new cent piece, like the other, is of nickel
and of the same size; it has the head of an Indian
girl upon one side. and the words, United State,
OF America, with tho date Upon the reverse is
wreath. surmouuted with shield, with bunch
of arrows entwined at the bottom, and the words
one cent in the middle of it.
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BREAKING WAY OF THE GREAT YAZ0O PASS
TIE Valley DELIGED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn June 1S-The Great fazoo Pass
gave way last night, aud the channel is now over
thirty yards wide and rapidly increasing 10 width.
The water in the Mississippi has in consequence
fallen eight or ten feet, aud is running with ter
rifle force through the opening telling all trees
in its course. 1t will deluge the whole fazoo val
lev
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FROM HAVANA.

NEW YoRK, June 20.-The Black Warrior with dates
from Havana to the 18th inst, has arrived. The
Fulton and Water Witch both touched at Cardenas
and resumed their cruise.
The American shipmasters. at Havana, had call
ed meeting to act on the basis Of Siekles resoiu'
tons, and put their ships in fighting order
Sugar and molasses ore active, but unchanged
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Going Out OF the Union.

The New York Express says there are some hun
dreds OF people at the South dissatisfied with the
Government. and asks, il they wish to go out OF
the Union, why they do not gof We don't know
Of many at the South, who wish to go ont OF the
Union, except those who are spending the sum
mer in the abolition States of the North, and they
are only going out Of the Union during the hot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21
BaF New FIRE PRooF RooFIaa.-Th

k9~ New FIRE PROOF RooFIsG.-The
subscribers SUCCESSORS OF EsrnL Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
CEMENT ROOFING,
now offer the same to the public.
1t makes one of the very best and cheapest roofs
ever used for DWELLINGS. CHURCHES, BAhNs,
DEP0TS, &C.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin rcofs,
stops the leaky ones, and prevents those newly put
from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material VIII not require
re painting for many years
all orders in city or country promptly attended
to. c. d. YALE & CO.,
100 Main street.
Bs- County Rights in Virginia for sale.
i'll ltn
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Apply At the Armory to
E. 1I-41s JOHN PAUIDIN(i
NEW GOUUS NEW GUUuo.-f II

NEW GOUDS +! NEW GUuUo- + er
IN steamers from New York, we are in receipt Of
some very choice goods, snd very cheap. We emu
merste a few-Wmte Narseies, White Barge
reyes, Black Crepe Bertge Black ana Wine Law0s,
Black Lace Mitts b ack Lace Netts, all silk, Black
Sitke 81 .ck Silk Velvet, Ribbons. all widths Law
and organizes FlJunced ami ri e Striped LawoS
Bareges and Organizes PART :uiar attention is
called to our bargains in " mite Goods which, for
and Striped Swiss and Cambria Muslins. Chez ca
and Striped Nansook Muolins. Figured tmbroider
ed and Dotted Swiss Musiins Pam Swiss CamUric
and Jaconet Muslins in the greatest variety and al
very low prices. j MILLHISkR BROS
pr al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RALRoAD.-There was a
meeting of the stockholders of the Virginia and
Kentucky Railroad at Abingdon, Va, last Friday
week, al which the salary of the President was
fixed at $500 There was vote of the stock
holders also. limiting the salary OF the Chief En-
gineer to 81 900. About thirty-seven miles of the
route has been located.
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TIE HUGHES, SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH LINE

WILMINGTON, Del. June 1S.-The American Tel
e graph Compauys application fer right of way
through this city, which has been vigorously con.
tested by the personal presence of Amos Kendall
and others interested in existing lines, was grant
ed by the City Councils last night, by vote OF
eleven to three This decision removes the last
obstacle in the way of a new line from New York
to Washington and the South.
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EXrRAORDiNAkY ATTRACTIONS !!

- bhDEk DE Iii DAY :.
LOON AT THE PRICES!!-Spiendid side striped
Jaconet Lawn Robes at ST. each; Jaconet Lawns at
ed 10 cts and l21a yard real French 0rgaudes al
2Oc and q yard Paris PRINTED Bareges very low
prices; splendid Silk Robes A'Quile; patent exten-
sion Steel Spring skirts; skeleton do fr IN 81 cts up;
Crnoiine Tor Skirts AT Ia cts yard; heavy cordot
Musns FIR skirts at Is and25 els yard ChiuIZ color
ed Brlliants; hDe white BriianJs yards Tor one
dollar; white Marseiiles at 3 81 and 50 cts yard
les of check prints for BUSTERS buster Trim
mings in every variety; checked Busters, only ST
each; Iiae Linen ditto. only $3.50 each; black Lace
and SILK Manllas; alueG alto Netting, only IS
a piece; Lin II Crash lOr towels, onlg 81 a yar0;
Grass skirts fifty cents each; fine addressed yard
wide bleached Cotton only 10 cs var. 5000 Palm
Leaf Fans, three cents each; irish Linens gieat bar
gains from auction; Dress trimmings, in
riety; Linen Lustres, Deoeges and other goods for
travelling dresses: Caution Mattngs at lJw prices
than aay in the city, figured aud dotted Swiss Mus
lins at prices that astonish every person Thesc
goods purch ssed recently at bankrupt sale l
New York.
Cali before you purchase at the established Bar
gain Emporium Of ALFRED MUSES.,
1e2l 90 Main street
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DIED,
W.. y INV oRump.ased &

Yesterday evening, Miss MARY CRoMfsAseu =
The friends and acquaintances Of the FANNY are
invited TO attend the funeral from her iaae
on Marshall street between cath and I9th stre ss'
Church Hill, this afternoon, az 4 O'clock.
Yesterday a. theresideuce If Der uncle X p.
Ter Mas BETrIE TYLER, daughter oil hicnaru -
Her funeral will take place THIS EvkN nv. -
~ O'clock from the aracA Street Bauuss oou..,,'
he friends and acquaintance OF the fahhs hfe
spectfulIy invited to attend. :. -
In Riehmoud Va at his residence, Mr. IhA N;
BsLKNAP. in his 5lst year. leaving "i's ah"
seven children. - .
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,s,7- LIFE SIZE PgoroGaApHs.-Tl

sub,criSer takes pleasure in announcing 70 his nu-
merous patroDs and the public at large that he Ia
now prepared to furnish Photographs from minia-
tures to FULL LIFE SIZE. either plain or colored,
y hich for aeon, acy and finish. he warrants equal
If not superior to any produced in this city, less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex-
anime specimeus at GLIB Ternple of Art. Corin-
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9Th and 10Th.
PEG GIBBS.
p S.-If you want a genuine Ambrotype, this is
the place to get it. where you will neither Re hum
plugged in price or work, Also, melaiaotypes. or
any other Picture in the Photog graphic Art
je Is z. Il. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21
SHOCKING MURDER IN ALBANY.

ALBANY. June 1s, 1S5S.-Thomas Francis, keeper
Of a saloon on Clinton Avenue in this city, last
night murdered a woman named Hilton, with
whom he had been living as his wife. lie beat
her brains out with hammer, and then locked up
the house and escaped, but WAS captured early
this morning. This afternoon he was fully COM
mitted for the wiifu murder of the woman.
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THE AMERICAN BANK, BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 19.-The American Bank, which
lately opened here under doubtful circumstances,
closed it's doors this morning.. 1t is supposed to
have considerable circulation in the West. Its
funds have all been drawn from the Bank of Com.
merce, of Baltimore
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4 MOTHER MUkDEk.-Lrvl mas luz

II teceived lot of Caiooes, handsome styles and
per yard-actually worth l21a cts Excellent " bite
Brilliantes. va cts per yaId. can't be .ught
any. here in this city for less than one shilling.
One million of LIN Cambria Haudkerchiefs, to be
sold al so per cent below regular prices Wide Print
ed Lawns at ga and S4s cts. Also, handsome Organ
de sidestrped Robes; me Embroidered sets OF Col
Cambria Edgings sold very cheap. Handsome
tlounced Berege Robes and Sde-striped Black Six
Robes at JACOB LhVY'S,
lie q Is Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

MURDER.-J. w. Watkins, formerly tobacco
merchant of Petersburg, was murdered at his farm.
iu Surry county, Va, the 10th inst He had
walked out in the afternoon aud search being made
his body found in adjoining wood, horribly
mangled and rope ties around the waist, by
which it had been dragged to place of conceal
ment. There is no clue the dep tity of the muir
derers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21
H05~ Try
SEMPLE'S ...
INFALLIBLE
For sale everywhere je Is


D NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER
PRICE Il WATKINS are receiving
NEW MANTLES of latest styles
Coored White ILLU Jon CAPES
Black Silk NETS and Brussels NETS
Full supply Cotton and Thread HOSE
Full supply Gents Cotton Half HOSE among
them the unsurpassed BdtbriggnH SOCKS
Alexaaders Md and Silk GLOVES
The best styles of extension SKIRTS
White pIQUES, &c, &c. az = ..-
They ask u nIion to t6eir stock of DRESS GOODS
and EMBRDIDERIES, many of which they will
sell at greatly reduced prices. jeli-2w
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s9GREAT lMPRov EMEHT Il

ES5G TREAT lMPRo MEET IN
sXTRACTING TEETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe-
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation Is such as to render
he extraction of the teeth almost painless, neuey
i mangling the gums, or injuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing, and In.
ssrting Teeth gently and thoroughly performed.
Offce opposite Corinthan Hall. on Main street.
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sss-ACHILLEs AscoLI. nj D., Hor

Fs-ACHILLEs AscoLI. M D., Homeo-
pathist Gate from New York, and formerly an Allo-
pathc practitioner respectfully solicts the patro
mage of the citizens of Richmond.
E-Uffice on Grace street between 18th aud Sth.
B-Reterences of the highest responsibility.
Medical advice and treatment GRATIS TO THE Poor,
at his office every day, sabbath say excepted) be-
tween and O'clock. P. Nj
VACCISArIoN GRATIS TO THE P0OR every Wednes-
day, between and O'Clock, p. VI. nay l3-ly$
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general meeting Of the Stock holders OF the hlch
uoSp LIBgsrY COMPANY will be neld ut their noen
p M 10 cofsier the propriety Of ratifyinF c9 ~,
tract with the Virginia Mechanics 1us.tu.e ~,
renting certain rooms in their Haii; anu
position will he ade bS the Young Men sehf's''a'
Association, 80 4. .,.;raI
BY order Of the President ocorpr s.r,v
ia 2l-6ts N oSNN>' - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

~FREsH LEEcHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express. fresh lot of Swedish
LEECfIES which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden HUI
NV Ats r. c. HOBSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

The SpRISGs-There number of visitors at
the Red, Old Sweet aud Fauquer White Sulphur
Springs There have been % arrivals at the Green.
brier White sulphur, and among them the follow
ing from Richmond: W. III. Maddox Jno Howe
and wife, A. NJ. Lybrock, w. j. Smith and son,
fhos. W. White, Samuel Putney and r. ILL., Crump
and lady.
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Married in Gibson county, Tenn, on the 10th
uit., Mr. Dennis Thompson, aged %, to Miss Sarah
T. Koonce, aged l3 years.
Caucemi, an Italian, has been convicted of the
murder OF a policeman in New York.
There were 2l3 deaths in Philadelphia last week;
n of consumption a.,
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,Ss- "To GILp REFINED GOLD. to paint

the lily. tt. at5
no smoo.h the ice or add another hue
10 a m ~ rraise Of the PHOTOGRAPHS and AM
RR0TYPES uade at MINIS photograph ana Fine
Art Gallery Ia5 Main street. a#ss-I
lis wasteful and ride 1lous." s-
They sneak for themselves. as Ill who patronse
His establishment will testify. je l9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

ACcIDENT-The Romney (Va.) Argus states that
the Rev. c. b. Young, preacher in charge Of 5. b.
circuit NJ. f. Church. whilst returning from the
Presbyterian church, on Saturday night last. fell
from the footbridge erected over the gutter. and
was quite seriously injured. The night was unu.
suaiy dark and rainy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21
TIVE JITTLES TRIAL.

ROCHESTER, June 10 An extraordinary term OF
the Court of Oyer and Terminer commences on
Monday for the trial of Moses Littes and Manly
Locke,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

Dusty RIpE.-A young man about is years old
rode from Toledo to Cleveland, distance Of 12J
miles, on the truck baneath a passenger car
When he arrived 1t Cleveland, he was covered thick
with dust, his limbs tremendously stiff, and his
mouth and nose so clogged with dust that he could
hardi sneak,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

A BANK CASHIER PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY
rue Plainheid, D, Gazette states that some weeks
-ince DR. Harvey Dayton succeeded 10 passing of
upon his acquaintance In Piainfied considerable
sans OF counter felt money, aud then decampsd
Mr. Dayton was cashier OF the State Bank OF Nor
rs, aud after the failure Of that institution was
cony cited of perjury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

DEAD.-E de Genares, one of the sufferers by the
explosion OF the Pennsylvania. died at Memphis
Tuesday. He was son of Admiral de Geuares OF
the French Navy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

a-THE CIR Book STORE No 50 Main street, ID
still open. and the proprietors bestowlng with
lavish hands showers of presents among their pa.
rons, Here you may purchase q Book at the usual
price, and receive with 1t GirT which Is oftentmes
worth ten times the amount pad for the Book. Give
them call ard Judge Il r yourself st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

STATUE or WasHINGTON.-The bronze copy OF
Houdons statue of Washington, ordered for the
State Capitol at Columbia, . c., was received at
Charleston on the 5th instant. The casting was
made at Richmond, Va, At a cost of 81, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

~ Tyler Co. seem TO be doing all the business
n the Photographic Iioe. If may judge from the
crowd that daily pass In and out OF their Gallery.
Their Ambrotypes are certainly the best that we
ha re seen. esneclallr thnse % ehildren
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

NAyAL.-The steamer Full on, of the GulfSauad
ron, 1t is reported will be ordered home immedi
ateiy, to re-eqaip for Paraguay, under the com
mand of Lieut.. Almy.
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ePHCIAL Nox1CHs.

rSpncIAL NoT1cs. We would call
the attention Of the public sothe sale Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture to take place at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Lydane. corner 9Th and Main streets,
This Day ut 10 o'clock. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

INSANE INsrIrurIoNs-.T annual meeting OF ths
medical superintendent Of the American In sttu
tions for the insane was held in Quebec, Canada
last week. The next meeting is to be held at Lex
inptOn XIV
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RAvaL--The Navy Department has news from
the steamers Fnison and Water Witch, at Cuba.
and from the Colorado at st. Domingo. The Can,
tain Of the Colorado represents President Baez',
situation as very critical aud affairs there as il,
state Of great disorganization.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

Coal RIVERA contract has been awarded to
company TO repair the damages on the works O
The Coal River (Va) Navigation Company. Tn,
amount to be paid is $33, 900.
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SAILED.-The steamer North Star, frow New York
Saturday, for Havre, took out l52 passengers
020 in specie and Sl5, 250 in California gold bar
Among her passengers is the Rev J L Vermiye, Of
New York.
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4 CARD To THE PUBLIC.-An

A CARD To THE PUb Blu arti
n Gle in the Richmond Dispatch OF the iotn
instant headed "Caution to he PuDiic, Is ca,
cuiatpd 10 injurn both the Road which serve anu
to nv self if suffered to go unanswered
The article AYERS that the 5tatem nts mace AZ
Lgnchburg office cannot be depended upon. rms
pronounce without any 9ualincation to be oase
and malicious f.lsehood. | am sure that never
make nts TO passengers as facts without pc
ing certain that what say is Sd. On the occasion
referred to- failure to connect with our ira, the
previous night, the part OF the virginia auI rem
npssee Railroad obliged the passengers either 10
take the morning tram. wait until the ne night
The morning train does not connect with the North
eru train at Richmond and this TACT was sta TED u
the passengers both at the Hotel and the Ticket of
fee as can prove. distinctly told several passen-
gers who applied for tickets to Washington, that
they had letter purchase them ito Richmond only,
wilcre they could take choice of routes And some
of them did tase my advice. L would be happy to
see distinct charge Hp cifying he parFi ,uar III
stance or instances in which L misrepi esented any
thing connected with the route. But hardly ina
CINE that tn se self constituted Yankee guardians
OF the public interest will attempt any such thing
They have given their names il is true. But they
are now and We're far be, ond the reacn of justice
when the contemplate SANDER tie, certified TO.
written. aud tn have not condescended to give
the public any written evidence OF their respecSa-
bility A. w. HOkNER.
Agent, South Side Railroad Company,
ie 2i--ts LynChburg
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NY HousEKEEPERs and others. who
wish TO facilitate the making of Bread, PASTRY, &c
and have the incest aud most wholesome, should try
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
price 81 cts per box w GARLICk,
eI2 Sole Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

CaAscrLLoRsyILLE soLD.--Captain j. C. pettus
has sold six hundred acres Of his farm, known 40
chancellorsyille, 10 'Spettsyiyania county, Va,
with the buildings incInded, to Mr. LeaYeri PETTY.
John, Of SUSSEX county, Del
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DUBLIsHED THIS MORNING
GEO. M. WEST.
prbI;shar Hook Seller and StatioDer

Publisher, BOOK Seller anu Dtason,t,
Nos and G. EXCHANGE Place,
Offsrs for sale this morning-
TIE Life Of Thomas j. ferson by Henry KAN
dali, L l. ID. 3 vols, comp etc, Witn portroi's'
cloth 5a leather 90; halt cali l2t0.
STEPS Towards Heaven; or RELIGION IN common
Life, a serifs of Lay Sermons for C. nverts IN the
great aw akeni7g, by Arthur W. :.
A HANDY Book on Property Law, no series OF
Letters, by Lord at Leonards. from the oth Lon
don edition. rs.
THE Pc ket Chess Board, being Chess Checker
Board, provided with complete set OF me
adapted for p,a wing games IN rail- cars anu iof
folding mp without disturbing the game ~
POOR fe low. by the author OF W men the
Right or the Left! lbs. ..-.,. =
MAKY rerwent, by Mrs Ann STEPHENS, au'hor O
"Fsshi0n and Famine "fhe Old Homesteah,
&C. &c; c'otn Is. vol~: paper 10.
POEMS by Howard Fl Caldwell; 6s =.
THE Minis'ering Chill 1ren, a Tale, cedlcated u
Childhood beautifully illustrated LOO
OBSERVATIONS on the Mineral waters Oh "esl
era Virginia by u Tindael,.M L; 80: =
RITCH a Dunnavant's New map OF virginia. ~
rocket book form 50 on rollers 800; a.,
THE Last Days of Murat. translated from 'h'
French; %. Io;ot
RoBERT Ilaklands; or the Outcast Heir. by Leigi
ri HE author of THE Robbers OF the khihe.
TIE Rival Beauties By Miss Pardoe %.
CONFESSIONS of Pretty Woman, d. MISS fai
TIL jealous Wife, by Mis- Pardoe; so
,n0
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GIVING THE DsvI HIS observation-disclosures, the
notorious French Communist, recently wrote az
things, he praised aud eulegized the Devii-seri-
onsly, not IN jest. We learn now that this French
Devil worshipper has been sentenced to three years
imprisonment, aud 10 pay fine of 1000 francs, for
publishing that work
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lal HliaA INTELLIGENCE.
- =
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Ship Sportsman, Capt. Vim III ompFon, fer Venice.
with 6io hhds OF tobacco. by Edward VIM De Voss