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aszs-' ARTIFICIAL TxErH-THE CHKo-

A$sS ARTIFICIAL IEETB--1HE GHEo-
PLASTIC pSocEss.-a w JONES, DENTIST, having
purchased the szclaStpe right for the above
nodeo4 making fkErH, aud after ,aSiHs and Ges!.
taG iE the most d<ctt cases. schers ottsr idtes
had aed is eztirely satisfied Qf ais absolute speri
oTttp over che gold silver and plstina method can,
therefore, with confidence, recommend ii to all no
desire full partial sets of teeth; and especial
u TO Stics may b. dissatisfied tefh those USy
the gold plate sYe refnoved-the suction tang per.
ftct comfort aud stdbtiV TO the ft and the
teeth being embedded in the metal the food 10 exclu.
dei from unpeF oE between them; they are there
fore cleaner smoother and in every respect better
In consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plste 10 tue mouth. and the suction thereby Sc.
cured be can insert one more teeth 1ithoa ddss.
aud in si cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
TT.
This method having been adopted and commend,
Ell by these standing highest IN the profession,
North and South. testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them. The old plates Of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in part
Day. VIII of course, make teeth on the old mode
or those who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently DONE and teeth ex
rscted by electricity for those who wish it,
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. jsT-ly
s1s- LIcoRiCK--in Mass and Stick, of
tAc best quality
Gun ARABIC, (s enuinel for tobacconists
IUkQuA BEANc-ApgAs,ura, Black and Crys
tAiiZed
OLbVE OIL, in glass, of new crop
IL sgoTe and for sale low by -
} PkCFIELD GEORGE,
In n Blair a Cos Building,
ny 4-6n Cor 18TH and Cary SIS.
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The MAsAGEas of the Male Orphan
Asylum are to meet Tonight in the lecture room
OF DR.. Hoge's church, to determine upon some
plan for raising means to build suitable Asylum
on Gambe's Hill, where the city will doubtless
inrnish the ground. The building is to cost $780,.
900, about 900 of which is to be raised b, snb
scfiptian, aud we think the management will lad
it an easy job to get all they want
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THREE PLOws in ONE PLOW-

have completed and successfully tried a new
PiOw. which com bnes the advantage of three Plows
one stock. 1t is SO constructed that the face or
front wearing surface of the mould board is &c D.
Arate from the rest of tho Plow ard ID put on or OFT
easily ss Point. E.ch OF these Flows las three
different sz g. aud distinctly different shapes of IA
c.s. thus enabling plow to perform the several
purposes Of Sod stuhble or Fallow plow simply by
char ging the face. (Which is done by one screw
bolt) As only the face OF the mould board wears
ont this Plow bs used at only half the cost OF
other Piows for the other parts do not at all
/ do not with t0 disrarage oiher blcws. but be
ieve tn s to be the most perfect and mo st economi
cal Plow now In use in this State.
PHI STARKE.
No SO Main street,
3doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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RoNF1RE PosrpoNEp.--The Onposj

BONFIRE PosTPoNED.--The Opposition
party residing on the Hsnrico side Of Oregon Hill
have postponed having bonfire in honor of the
election of Wickbsm and McGruder, until sstur-
day night next, when they intend having grand
blaze of tar barrels and other combustib o., They
also propose to change the OF the Hill to that
of "Goegiu," and will baptise IL with IRE st the
time designated. OF course there will be music,
apeeches, and general hurrah on tie occasion, ~
the projectors are bent on having fun.
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MORE GIFTs.-Not content with the
awards already made his patrons, Saudesson, tb.
proprietor of the Russian War panorama. intsnds
holding another levee at Mechanics' Iostitu,.
Hall Tonight, when he will distribute thirtv.fve
handsome gifts to the audience. This pauorsms
sao 70 De tn best OF its kind ever sseu in thi,
section OF the country. and has always been lbs,.
any patronised wherever exhibited. Let the Ia
dies remember the offerings for this evening. And
be present 70 receive their share
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'H0o1o.-1 1Ho5e PERSONS IN
Monroe Ward, whose right to vote for snnsr,n,.r.
dent oi the Gas Works has been con tested are "a.
4oested TO meet the Committee of the Counci, on
disputed Elections, at Saunders Hall, this after,
uooo no .. O'Clock Prompt attention will save Al,
the parties vast deal of trouble heresftar TSos.
Sno mad right to vote can readily satisfy the
committee OF that fact; while those who voted
unoer misapprehension of their rights. sbenld
go lot ward and make the fact known, so that the
delay as possible.
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sB- FRESH LgEoHEs.-I have just re-
e,yed, by kdatnB' Express, a fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECakS, which will be applied upon most reason.
able serlns.
P.S.-CappiDg and Leeching promptly attended
Dreasing Room under the American Hotel and st
night on sth street french Garden Hill.
my 9-ts h. q. HOBS0N
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~ DISEASED
SIDE,
BREAST

SIDE,
BREAST,
Extract from letter from Grimes ESQ.
am, Loudon county, Va
wife has besn for years afflicted with great
Weskness, pain in the sida. breast ~ back palpi
tselon OF the heart, tsebleness Of the nervous sss
ten iesS OF appetite complex ion saliow: the sigh,
oi one eye aImo-t gone. tho other very weak i Am
pleased TO say Hampton's TiuctUre has restored her
70 perfect health. Her eyes good now as ever
they were.
RHEUMATIsM, IS YEARS.
Mrs Baswell, of Virginia suffered from Rheu.
matism from her 18th TO her 50th year of age: Al
times. entirely helpless Being wealthy she em.
pioyed the best medical attention, snd tried MANY
,,neSd'o,nes but ~ascured only by Hdmptoa's Veoe-
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other remedies have failed
FEMALES AND CHILDREN
all their diseases WI
- vali @ ana get Pamphlets and see cures
sold by PURCELL. LADD co, Richmond. nv
or COOKE. fredericksburg; by all the Druggist
10 Petersburg; by MORTIMER MOWBkaY
everywhere. SeA'
"a 81 per bottle: six bottles for IS.
my l6 -6Awts
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ny- 8. Nj. PIKE l. Co.'s PURE CArAw

y. III ihR u w. Chh Sh1h
"a bRANDY.-Ths Ohio Catawhs Brandy has for
several years past. been manufactured from the
pure tslec> Of The 4msrtcdn Cdtdto5a Grape, and
has obtained rare popularity for medicinal end
family purposes. II not only equals bat exces the
choicest imported Bra2dies, 10 PURITY, QUALITY and
EicHsEss or FLAVOR.
head the following certificates:
WARRINGTON. G. Nov llth. 1858.
y CLARKE, Esq-cir: have made y chemical
snal ysis of q sample Of pure Ohio Cstawba Bran
dy. VI the manufactu OF Pike Co. Cincip.
neti. and dnd il to be pure Wine Brandy. free
from aduiteratons admixture OF ofspgredients. de-
trimsutaI tn health-nnt Fictitious liquor, made
Of c0ru spirits aud 6avoring essences; and IL IL
VOL adapted, from its purity and quality, 10 tabe
Tie place VI French Coapac.
THOMAS ANrIsELL, M d,
Chemical Examiner u 4 Patent Office.
WASHINGTON Nov IL. 1859
We, the undersigned, having made careful ex-
animation Of samples Of Pixies Pore Ohio Catawba
hfsGdy, hereby recommend IL esrdially 70 the pub
nc ss most xeelient article worthy Of notice. aud
vel ads rfsd TO medicinal uses, where Q superior
Aad ss.dins Brandy IL required.
GoRKsLIUs BOYLE. M d.
Al fEkkEs, ID.
EVfps sale by WPEgEAEON,
Whoicsais Urn1gist tsb Main street.
sole agent fof Richmond, Va.
sS., -11aaewim
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de l0-sms
Sc OsE OF THE NJ Osr PREVALENT and

st tls sans time troublesome and painful disease
thai attend the human flesh is the Fever aud gues
Fer long time the medical world have been contIn-
ualiy bringing forth nuHerCus specifics for lts per
ruan-nt cure; but slI without effect. DR. Hostet-
ter s. speriencsd and celebrated physici1n, hiss
succeeded IN fur nishiug .he public with ava liable
pre2ars. ion for the cure of Fever and a gue. The
stea ~ lad iDcr asing demand lately made for the
"Bittrrs." and the universal success attending its
use haye made for it q reputation unsurpassed by
any sUc tic of the kind For the cure of the Fever
and 4gua Dr. Ho.tetter's celebrated stomach Bit
ter. mast aut should claim a superiority over any
other preparation exrant.
soj oy druggis and dealers generally. every.
gh--a.
So Sea advertisement in another column.
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on The afternoon eabbs,b

DONG Coon The afternoon eabba,b
Schools 10 jefferson Ward are efecfing . vast
amount of good to the children 10 that part Of the
city. many of whom fock to the Bethel and Mar
ket Hail. to be instructed by the ladies' aud een.
tlemen who assemble there ~ teachers. They
should he literally sustained by ell classes Of eif<
izeus.
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THp F1Esf Rko,xrsr of viro;n;. ",

unteers are to have dress parade to-day, and II
tne weather is propitious, will mako beautifu
display. The Greys, it 10 said, will surpass than
selves In numbers and driil-the old Blues are
expected to make fiue turn out-tbe Montsom
cry Guard will do their best on the occasiopVand
the Virginia Rifles, if reports be true, will mske
an admirable show.
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DECIDED. in the U. g Adm;-a,,

Court, Judge Tsney presiding, the case of the
Union Steamship Company of Philadelphia. An,
peiiaots, sgainstth The New York and Virginia steam,
snip Company, appellees, was decided on Frida,
last. Judge T. decided that there was M ar,nr 3,
the Judgment of the Circuit Court, and there
tore ordered that the sppeiees recover sgainst tb
appellants their cost in defending the appeal: As
also the amoust of libel, 81, ,s9308 with Interest
from the 1st of February, 1855.
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SrEALING.-For stealing coat and being
caught with IL, Warren, slave &C. Reuben Trever.
vas tried before the Mayor yesterday, convicted,
i and sentenced to the lash.
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COMMERCIAL.
BATTLE WITH THE INDraNs

ST Louis, May 30.-Ths overland mail Of the
oh brings advices stating that Major Van Dorm
had fight with the Cam mAnches at the Fork OF the
Arkansas, killed 40 and took 80 prisoners. None
Of the troops were killed. Lieut.. Lee and two
soldiers were wounded,
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MEDICAL CARDS.

R&y yGzoRon 3. SrsEL, Dentisl, Ufis
and residence, No. Isl, Main. between sth and Of
suesh. nlcnnono va mYyb-iY
MT Da. JOHN B. WALraALL, Eomno,
pathist offers his PROFESSIONAL services to the citj
1ens of Richmond anf its vicinity Once NJ his re-
udence, on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9th
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CEaANGRD Henry Wa,ker orra,

sa oeiore the Mayor Yesterday, charged with being
dersnged. When called up he seemed an cIa., q.
new bell, aud answered promptly all auestion.
put to him; bnt the fact that be was very fight,
Ut times, and especially 50 after induIeino In
strong drink, induced the Mayor to hold him 10
custody for few days. Walker is charged with
attempting to burn an out house, at Ouintin
biain's farm in Henrico, on the 24.h inst. and
when released by the Mayor will be required 10
answer that charge before q County Justice
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CINE GOODS JUST OPENED

il GOODMAN co have sow open second
.upply OF stest styles nne Dress tuits Coats Pa1to
And Busins sa Suits. do 90 do Do
These Goods are me. vel made. and cus 10 et II
the nnst approved. eAshionsbie ssyle
Light summer Coats, Pants an vsstD-we bsve
open . large stock, Alss. varied sssortmsnt 81
tents Furpishing Goods All OF weirh vs invIes
An eYnmiuation By Gil aentlemey, guarantssing e.
tire satisfactien. In quality. nt ssd price.
JD 0OODMAM co..
uy7 OILS Main street..
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SERIOUSLY IsJuREp-on sund.v =,

o.k'ousLY ISJuREp.-On Sunday N
ternoon last . negro boy belonging In M -.
N. Wills, was knocked down, on Usion Hin. by A
stone thrown from the hands of a white how and
30 seriously Injured that his life was thought 10 b.
10 aanger at one time. Besides receiving q vio.
lent blow upon his head, which cus tha .cs,n
badly, he also received q coptusion upon IN. bsct
OF the neck, which rendered him sen n,eless for
nearly an hour, despite the skllfuE efforts of Dr.
hno1 to restore him 70 conscionanaaa
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FIRE AT SOUTH MIDDLgBORo. MASS.

MrDDLEBoRo, Mass, May 2s.-The steam saw
planning aud box board mill Of Msssra Benson
Smith, aud the railroad depot and post ONCE 1t
the South Middleboro station of the Cape Cod
Railroad, we're destroyed by IRE last night. There
10 no insurance.
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sHoCKING MURDER ,N TROY. M y

Troy, May 2S.-Robert Morrison, . we'll known
citizen of West Troy, and Sheriff Of Albany coun.
~. was murdered at late hour on Friday night,
aud robbed, and his body thrown into ths canal
basin, from which II vas recovered to-day.
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SLICK TsIcK-A negro fellow. named
| Robert. belonging to Mrs. Calf, was before the
Mayor yesterday and souudly punished, for stesi'
ing butter from Perry Jones, at the second Market
on Saturday last
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KILLED BY LIdHTNING.-A man named Atkinson.
aud MS wifs, were recently killed by lightning
uear Hickory Grove, Iowa. They we're sitting al
the breakfast table, with q laborer in company,
"hen struck with lightning. Both remained Sit.
ting in their chairs dead. The Iaborer was NOT
seriously hurt, and the house but little Injured,
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EXPLOSION OF A LocoMoTIvE-As the A. NJ
freight train on the Lafayette and Indianap Ills.
railroad was starting out from Iefayett Ind ,
70 iust the locomotive Lebanon exploded. ne
riousiy inJuring Thomas Sulien, engineer, John
DousAerty, fireman, and two brakesmen, John
Tracy and Peter Foos. The engine was blown .
distance OF 100 feet, aud s q complete wreck.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. E. Lanier detached from
receiving ship &C Norfolk and ordered to receiving
ship at Baltimore; Lieut. J. W. Duunington to re.
ceiving ship at Baltimore, Lieut.. o. II. Bergman
70 the receiving ship at Norfolk; Assistant Sur
geon j. G. Bertolette to tle steam sioop otwar
Lancaster,
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AH~ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law In tie city Of Richmond.
=. once in Belvin's Hex Building on 18th fronting
Bank street. ia a6-ts
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REvIvINa BLUE LAW "A bill is before the Con
nectlcut House of Representatives to prohibit all
theatrical exhibitions, Ethiopian concerts, mena.
geries and other matters of Kindred character, in
she State, unless the same shall be of q strictly
moral character, under penalty of 800.
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A MORMON BisHop.-In searching the house of
bishop johnson, charged with murder at Salt
Lake, Utah, the United States ofYlciS1s were not
able to discover the bishop, but fousd therein bis
ten wives Four of these wives are sisters. and
the bishops nieces, aud be has, besides these.
two sisters out OF one family, and also mother
and her daughter.
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DrAfu on An Oh PIosIss.--John Osborne, one oi
the earliest settlers " the Vest. and comrads oi
Daniel Boone. died In Louisiana fsw days ago -
- 40 of 95 years. He stood on the slss Of Gin
couett six years before shouss vss erected thsrs.
~ ussssd down the Ohio vith seven brothers, 10
4 nss-boaf, hunted over Kentucky, asd, With .
brother aud Daniel Boose, frst discovered the
Mammoth Cave, by trscting into u wounded
bear, which The party wsFs pursuiug. He lived -
Lebanon Ohio. and. ct the fin,e Of his DEATH wss
on Walt 70 his son 10 Louisiaua.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TSHAMPoosIso wfTH s nov wlR
BATH .-~0entlemeu. If you wish to get UT
heads shamp Noned " ith the shower bath would
advise you 20 call az taG Hair Cutting sLasing
shampoon,ng aid Bathing Saloon under the Ame-
rean Hotel. Entrance on lith street. Single bath
% cents. or Ave tickets fof 81 NV no
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h- LIooRIon.

= - Il. o. q. BRAND.
Tnx ABosx WILL KNOWN r1tOarrR BRAND ALwAYs
on SALE, III IAnEg q MckNDREW
DC sly 81, PINE srRERr, NEW YokE.
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CLAY MONUMENT At NEW URLEAfe.--Joet T.. Hart,
E.q American sculptor at Rome, who 10 the
modeler, and Mr. Mailer, Of Munich, the CASTER will
soon complete their labor, and the statue OF Mr.
Clay will be received Ia New Orleans, before ths
let OF January next. II will be inaugurated on
the 18th day OF April next, the eighty third an.
nivsrsary Of Mr.. clsy's birth.
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NOT TRUE-Tbe rumor that Mr.. Grifiith, "post.
master at Auroria," has been murdered by mot
OF disappointed gold seekers, while bis way &c
take possession Of his Cfice, is untrue. Henry
Allen 10 postmaster at Auroris and has resided
there for some time.
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Ex Jas. A. CowARDYU.


sn SANPoag's LIVER IayiaoRAroR-
CoMPcSNDsD ESTfaEts FROM 0Ua.-Is mild and ef.
fsctual cathartic, acting hrst OK. tLo LIVER 10
eleet its morbid matter, then on The Stomach and
Bowels, and carries oT all matter that prevents
their healthy a tion, and thus strerst sthens and
builds up the whole system very rapidly and ID the
best LIVER INti1OHaTOR
LIVER INVlGoRAT0R
..,,v.-.., LIVER INVI90RAT0R and
PUklsiES THk nlD1D
PURfFlks THE BLOOD
CUREs LIVER CCMpLAINT
CURES SICK hEADACRR
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES CoSTINEEESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARREOK
Sold By all Druggists. fe 2s-6m
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The AMERICAN TRACT SoCIErY.-Hon. r. c. Win
throp declines to be q candidate for reelection to
tue vice presidency of the Boston Tract Society,
for reason that it fsvors the publication Of anti
slavery tracts, thing with which it rightfully
should have nothing to do.
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MARINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BURT.

NORFOLK, May 30.-Arrived brig Samuel Frances
IA days from Gusnaco, Porto Rico, with sugar and
molasses. Left in port brigs Iceland aad Queen
Victoria, for New York.
The steamer City Block. from Baltimore bound
for Now Orleans, put in for fuel, was burnt last
night at her wharf
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TRKsPAssrNG John Connel o stran-
ger, while unduiy excited from "deep po,stions,"
trespassed upon the premises OF DE-. Hsxsli and
vas taken from there to the station honse. Ysss
terday morning he apologised for bis Intrusion.
aud the Mayor permitted him to retire.
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iELEGkAPhll NE~S
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LlNM,l
ossics-No. l39 Eagle square, M1na q.
41fORTkD 1OR rssk .sOs~PATCHp
ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMONIA.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YoaK, May 80 The steamer Haunonis,
last nighf. She touched ct Southsspsoo, Nay
lsth and brings news one day later than the sdyis
ces By the New York.
Napoleon was still ct Alessandria, busisd With
his dsoerels in laying ssrsssgicsl plans.
detachDent Of Austrian hussars, and msds 6V
prisonerssss 60
The Austriana had Withdrawn from voshsrs 70
Casteggio.
Austria bed recognised the neutrality Of The
states ef the Papsl church.
Inc bridge at Stella had been threatsusd By the
Ausfians, Who have workmen assembled there and
st other points on the river Po.
Inv 20 had risen considerably.
Tho women and childreo Of the country we're
works.
Several Sandman Mayors we're arrested BY The
nI nas.iisns tor refusing 90 comply with their de-
msnds for contributions
Four Austrian merchant vessels we're captured
oy me French squadron.
for Hsasi sas we're falling inesss.ot which .eooeass
'rian works had been damaged.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Business at the London Stock Exchange on the
ltn WAS limited. and the tone Of the market less
nrm; Applications for discount, light, although
.ne demand i1r money on the Stock Kxohaags
At Manchester, On Tuesday, prices underwent
considerable decline, and the tendency wss stiil
downward. The principal buyers kept ous OF she
market.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.-Estimatsd Gales OF cotton
to-day, 900 bales. The market closed with little
inquiry, and prices dropping, but the decline vas
scarcely al Flour 4ia6d higher. Wheat Sds6A
higher. Corn 6dsSd higher.
Consols 911 ,9lsl.
LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday P. M.-The late import of
cotton came into market slowly. II shows . large
portion scft and dusty. The market closed heavy
aud oil ices In favor of huvera
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bishop otsy, Of Tsnnsssss, 10 gradually recover
log bis health, and hopes soon TO be able to re-
sums his oftlciai duties.
The Chslles stou Chess Club have invited Paul
Morphy to visit thst city.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE Tuesday night q
nfe broke out in tavern at Richmond, Jefferson
county, Ohio kept by Joseph Cameron, E.q The
house was destsoyed md, horrible to relate, Mrs.
cameron and her son, aged 90 perished in the
aames The mother bad escaped, but rushed back
10 rescue her boy, who was weak minded, and both
died together.
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Err WILLIAM P. MsYo,
Late of Bin.ord, Mayo Blair, is interested in the
tusiDsss OF
WATKINS d FIChLEN,
Where he msy always found prepared to Offer his
friends and thoa5 Of his late firm
A LARGE, ELEdAeT AND EkTikELY
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
IN
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CoNoBRNING SrREprs inyite tbs

OuHUbkNING SrEEbTS.-We invite the
special attention of our readers to the following
sectlon OF one OF the city ordinances, concerning
Streets" with the hope Of saving them trouble
and the city authorities annoyance Read Il and
then act accordingly:
ANY person intending to build or erect any
oouss or other structure unsn the line Of any
s.reet or puoilc alley shall first obtain from the
% snsneer OF the city. or in his absence or inabt,
from the superintendent Of the Streetsa Ger.
mni fe ia wrltipg OF the line and adopted grade of
such street at the place where such honse or struc
te De erectet and 1t shall be the dnty of the
JMnamoerlafns ~ n1ce duplicate OF said cerfificste
~ any person shall hereafter build or erect. at-
@ 20 pud or erect anv house other structure
upon the line OF any such street or alley without
sashg n nfst Obtained such Certificate he shall be
lars" o '""u t"ohty uoi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-31
STILL LATER FROM EUROPK.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN.

QUsDso, May 80 The steamer Hungarian, from
Liverpool, May 18Th, arrived early this mornius.
H-r advfces are little later than the Hamm0.
Mas. -
sS@ - COMMERCIAL.
Cotton --Ssles Of 3 days. $1,000 bales, closing
very dull ut . decline OF "a. Orleans middlipR
6ss, Upiands Ga
Flour, Wheat and Corn advanced Sd each, olos.
ing buoyant.
Provisions unchansed Sugar and Rice steady
Rosin A.. "a. Spirits Turpsntiue A..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-31

CAUGHT AG iH-cyrus hen roost
robber, was convicted before the Mayor last Sun.
day. of stealing ohiekeos and ssutsnced 70 receive
thirty. nine stYipes.