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~. THl GRlAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
PxTERs kns. iNEAbLIBIE EAh BED RIMzDY q !oR SoNos-

RIGA, AND ALL SkCRRT DISEASES.
This great American Remedy. containing no Nor
curial or balsamic properties, exoels every thing
ranye and rsnoyating powers and the medical
world are astonished whom told that the above re-
when they have occuar demonstrations Of the fActs
put the proprietor, who has known Of the remedy
Tor twenty odd years. has known Of case Of twenty
all other cases OF shorter duration, to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
cure provided tho directions are carried out with
prudence on the part Of the pstient and TO any
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
ingly, Ia his or her case he guarantees . perfect
cure; and In case Of failure VIII furnish additional
medicine, free OF charge, to complete the cure
through his agents and cure will be effected with
ont irconyenience to the patient. Sold By
.aRUbBS b APPkRs0N, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
do I0-6ms No, 3Ol Brad 4.
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How 1iRcUMsrANcss ALTER OAsEs.-Kossuth left
England for Isay on the TIh, after having had an
interview with the French Ambassador 10 London.
Time works wonders. II is but . few years ago
that tho French Government would not 80 much a.
permit the great Magyar TO set his foot ts soil
Now he may not only 20 to France, but before he
goes he 10 the recipient OF diplomatic eourtesies
tended TO him BY French Minister.
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ToxsAsz or TIE woRLp.-An English paper

TONNAGE or TEE woRLp.-An English paper
says:
cat present it may interest our readers to know
the extent Of the merchant marine, from which
may be estimated the real maritime power The
Tonnage Of tho world 10 about fifteen millions
the Uaitsd States being nrst, United Kingdom
second, France third, and British Colonies fourth;
bat II We take Great Britain aud her Colonies to-
'gethsr, they amount to - trifs over that of tho
great republic. This 10 Q sad change from 1873,
whom ell the European ports were biockaded by
us. not a. snsmy's ship appearing on the ocean. (.
except those Of our cousins, with whom, ~ we'll
~ the great Napoleon, We we're then at war. Our
merchant marine far exceed the rest Of the world.
Now, We only stand - one to thrssl when Par.
lament meets, British shipping should 10 oil res
speots be plaesd On su equality with foreign by
reciprocity. Since the change OF the Navigation
laws, witsoutit foreign has increased 10 our care
rying trade % four to one LIST us then have
justice done to this great national intersss-ihs
nursery q our dsst."
Kx-Mayor Copeland, Of Beaoklya, N Y, died on
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Posr 0FTIcE AFFAIRS The nsme Of Jsckson's
Shop, Orange county, 10 charged to Voolfolk. To
Nil resigustions the following appointments are
made: James NJ Nickel postmaster at Nicksips
Mills, Monroe county, vice ii Nickel, Jr. Geo
W Custts postmaster at 0paneock, Accomack
county, vice Thos Carmins. James Edmondson
postmaster at FORKS, Warrington county, vice
WIN Edmondson. Peter Hssley postmaster at
Guild Depot, Amelia county, vice Jas Msrrymau.
Thos Roach postmaster st Cherry Rua Depot,
Morgan county, vics r 8 Roach. III J Corbell post.
master At Hanover Court-Houss, Hsnovsr county,
vice II Winston. Henry d Wood postmaster at
Cool Well, Amherst county, vice L Harrison.
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MoEPHY's BUaoPEAH vIoroRIss.--The Chess
Monthly gives table sho wing Mr.. Morphy's scores
lost 10, aud u were drawn. Of33 blpdfoid games
be won 20, lost l, and IL were drawn. OF 80 con-
sultati0n games he won II, lost 2, aud 10 were
drawn. Giving the pawn and move he won Is
genes, los. 2, and were drawn. Giving pawn
and two moves he won Ia games, lost 2, and was
drawn.
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MAroK's CouKr.-several persons were
before the Mayor charged with trivial offences
against tho Law, which Ne shall dIsposs Of briefly
- follows :-E Babsr for assauitiDg II A Sterna.
held to bail TO keep the peace 10 $500. John
rurpin, bound over for . msdemsanor, and de'
iivsrsd 70 the Mayor BY Mitchell, his ball, gave
new security. Sterling Logan, free, for tasolencs
to Lawsos ShAcklefoTd, was noggsd Richard
Branch, free negro from the penasn tiary; hsggsd
for not having no register OF his freedom. Wn.
Cooper, for want Of register, produced Is ana wss
discharged Bob Brsxtou, driver for boesisux,
was ordered the lash for rapid driving II ths
streets, aud insoleuce to Thouas =, Price.
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CoNsHouKNcss OF PALss ACCUSATION. The Nash
vile Patriot states that Henry Wright, Esq, Of
Lexington, Tenn, died recently, .. the hospital
near that city where he had been removed from
the Lunatic Asylum. Mr.. Wright Was arrested
last winter, charged with forging land warrants
The snormity Of the charge, pEeYiog upon . mind
couscisu. of innocence, unsestcd his reason, and
he was sent to the Lunatic Asyium. Death has
fntsryened before his mental fnaisdy could be
healed, and his Innocence established 10 court Of
I'M
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NAfURALIzED RUSSIAN CITIZENS s-Mr Batter, of
the United States legation at Berlin, annou pcos
through the New Orleans Picsyune, to ths many
naturalizsd citizens Of the United States residing
In the Ssates Of Louisiana and Mississippi, who
were formerly Russian scts that 1t 10 very i'm
prudent for them to leave the United States
With the intention of returning temporarily to
Russia, unless they have previously made the ne.
osssary inquiries as to permission from the Rus.
sian government. lie further ssys that the Rus
sian niIister informed him that his government
has never destroyed its "blsck list" and that If
the surname Of an applicant for . rise upon his
passport 10 found upon that list, tho Use may
hot be granted.
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JapAsrsK RoBss--Two cases, con tain ing hftssn
silk robes Of the finest quality, similar to those
worn by the Japanese officials of rank, and which
were presented by the government of Japan to
Townsend Harris, consul general OF the Caited
Ststes upon the occasion of his audience with the
Emperor, have been received by the Secretary of
the Interior from the Department of Stats, For
safe keeping they have been placed in one ef the
cases Of the patent cfAcs.
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HNH-HAEDED Aof.-AH Of the criminals 10 the
jail Of Ke0kuk, Iowa, were sat at liberty on the
9th inss, BY mob Of disguiasd citixsns.
Snow fsll on Thursday week at Eonros, Frank.
lin county, Mas, and tbs ground was ffosss sslid
On Friday morning.
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A DIsH1Ngsf GRASr MASTER George Terry, of
Leeds, England, who, in 1882, became Grand Mas
ter Of the Odd Fellows, aud Treasurer for fifty
lodges in the Leeds District, and Chairman aad
Treasurer OF the Widows and Orphans, has ab>
sconded lately, having bscome q defaulter to the
extent of from twenty to twenty-five thousand
dollsre. hr. Terry wss not an extrsvsgant man,
and possessed q f ourishins business; SO that the
discovery is q matter Ct great surprise. Some
years since he was held In such high esteem that
his portrait Was engraved At the expense of the
Order, and now many of these sngravings dis.
tributsd to the police as guide to his spprehens
sion,
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Eoas BLowrsa.-S. King & Co., and

EoRM BLowrSa.-S. King & Co., and
B. Wardweli 4 Co, were ssverally fined for per-
mitng their Ice sellers to disturb the quiet OF
city on Sunday mcrnipg last, by blowing tin hsrns
10 the streets. Horns, whether taken at . bar,
given by bull, or rounded by driver, are an.
noyiog TO nervous persons and sometimes danger.
ous, and tAsrefors are not such nuisaacss asought
to be overlooked. Another signal less ebjectiona-
BILE must bs adopted, or ice men will be warmed
BY fines Of the Mayor.
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ORPHAN FUSD.-The Committee composed
Of member: OF the three Wards, appointed TO 90.
iie'' suoscriPtions to be lid suitable Asylum for
tho Orphan Boys of this city, will meet at the OF.
nce OF hessrs. Isaaes Taylor this afternoon at s
present.
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PlpHAYIxa By WHoIksaLE-A few days ego,
there was a. election In Douglas csusty, Illinois.
for the county seat, and the towns Of Arcols and
Tuscola we're rivals for ths honor. Neither town
has ever before polIsd 200 votes, Jet Arcola gave
I2el votes, and Tuscola J, 3,S5l.
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ARTIST OF No,oRIoUs "AsraoLoorsf ."-Ho,c
Zone People are HumI,szgrd. .-Oa Friday last tho
soiios of Pittsburg arrested an assroIosis. call.
cd Madame Willis, with several aliases. The Ga.
sstts says:
The police went to the house, snd thsre they
iound pilss Of oil sorts OF thirssl There were
which tell the fate Of all xlsss or usbap.
py ioVsrs' BOOKS on palmistry; on fortune telling
on creams; on marriage, and others Of more ques-
uonaoie character even. Ia Q drawer they found
couple Of dollars 20 10 couuts,f,it halves nd
quarters, for which doubtless som sbody ba,
learned bis or her future fate Thsrs was q bun.
aie OF bills or posters, at least half . bushsl
iame Willis has prsc .icsd spon tho cred.li,y Of
tne Suiii6le In various cities aad States in the
Union, and set forth her rare and wonderful DOW.
ers. There we're also four pictures painted on
passeooard, about six inches by eight. These were
the picsarss OF nice young man, who wsrs prom.
ised to susceptible maidens the reward for their
patience and COL leuce In the celebrated as,roo.
gist.
Two letters were found by the police, one o,
which was from a female in South Carolina who
had renittsd IS, In order that the "astrologjst'
might use her extraordinary powers In securips
the sender husband. The other letter was from
young man In New York. who proposed to ON.
pl0y Madame Willis to marry hjn, 10 some
young lady Of fortune. His otisct 10 10 b,,tsr
his fortune, and on condition that che wouid do
what he desires, he will pay her one per cent on
te torfsnc Of the lady whose hand she shall obtain
for him.
These letters were some of the evidences of the
successful career Of this woman. The parapher.
MALTA at her residences was quiss Imposing. A
large box was found, into one end Of which the
curious visitor looked through rnagnifying giass
at the picture Of the future husband or vile
The picture introduced at the other end of the box
the nistross Of ceremonies, having prepared her.
self, nashsd upon 1t sorne cslorsd flame such as IL
seen in show pieces on the stage. and the anxious
body having seen the elephant, pail the fee and
was content. Some girls were n the house a.
the time of the arrest, one Of whom crswlsd ont
OF a back window and tried to hide In an ash hole
in the back yard.
Tho way in which all the sbovs came to light
was In this wiso: couple Of young ladies in this
city went to consult Mad Willis on Thursday.-
Shs told them Of certain friends Ct theirs, whom
she described, and who was abou. to die there
was to be great trouble In the family asd terrible
things were to happen. The foolish girls whose
names we will no: give, were frightened 90 much
ss their impending fate that they we're ia miser-
able state and unable to sleep all night So youn
man, who happened to learn the f.cts, made an
affidavit before the mayor, charging this woman to
be commca cheat. When brought before the
mayor she admitted that she knew the " hole thing
to be cheat. He noed her s25 and dischar gsd
her, she giving her promise faithfully to leave ihs
city within "A hours, which the authorities will
see 10 done.
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NINE OF ASrrHosY.-The st. CiairsvilIe Ill)
G.zstte says that veia Of ansimony, 2 feet thick
and almost solid, has been discovered within two
miles OF st. Ciairsvills. Aatimony IL one oil the
ingredients Of type mstal-worth about 40 cents
pound-and II has been supposed that 1t was only
20 be found In Germany.
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hET.sstc HTxBUG Exp,sEp.-The accounts
which are being extensively published 10 the pa =
pers relative to the falling of an immense meteor.
ic body near Oswego, N. Y, are entirely destitute
of foundazsDn. The following Is from the Buffalo
Courier:
1t turns out that the account Of the u,etsoric
p phenomenon which was reported by the Osvego
Palladium to have occurred near that city, and
which was copied, was hoax, "seil,'' fAbrica.
tion. The Palladium, Of Saturday, con fss.ss to
have stuitifsd itself, and endsavors TO construe
its talsehoods ~ good joke. The public will be
likely to look upon shs matter In a very different
light, and toknow, hereafter, how much cor fdencs
Is to be placed in any statement it may make.
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Hon. h. @. WINTHROP. address
oeiivsred before the Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations Of Boston and Richmond. bv Hon. Ro5ert
y. Winthrop, has been neatly printed In pamphlet
,orm, aud may be had at the Library, or Of the
BOOKSELLERS. The address 10 highly interestiur.
po'n as literary production aud as . lecture on
an Interesting subject Read IL, By ali me.na.
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sisGULtRAFy!IR "A novel exhibition took place
yestsrday st tho Mulberry street Synagogue. L.
was the accepting of q christian wsman converted
to the faith OF the Hebrew. Tbs ceremony was
psrfor by some of the subal,ern officers Of the
Rabbi, DR.. Illoway, declining to
have anything to do wish 1t. It seems that the
woman, al Irish Catholic, became attached to a
German Jew aad the twain resolved on matrimo-
ny. Her parents were opposed to it, but she was
bound TO c4rry it through. The lovcr could not
marry out Of his church. aud she lays down her
faith and takes up bis religion With his name and
fortunes. The marriage takes place next Sunday.
Syracuse Courier.
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~ BsssarT'e DIApaHma A KLLx

uBHHBfT DIAkkHU kILLyx.-
A positive and speedy cure for Diarrh0s, CholerS
Aorbus. Summer Complaint Oholic, Cholera Imam
sum,
before the public.
1t has been used and tested 10 one thsusand cases
to arrest the disease.
Families should always be supplied for cases Of
emergency.
Price 10 cents per bottle.
For sale by FISHER WINgTON
Druggists. No. l25 Main st.. Richmond.
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Az ARrIs, HuSr FOR IcsBxRGs Mr.. Church who
has 20 supurbly painted Niagara and the Andes,
has gone 10 Halifax 10 company With Coles bio.
xrspher, the Rev. Louis L. Noble, whence they
vii cruise on to New fou ndiand Banks for csbergs
which Mr. Church Intends TO sketch for Q new pics
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TURTLE SoUP is to be served at the Bal
iard House at ii O'Clock to-day. The Turtle TO be
used up for the occasion weighs AGO pounds.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
TuBssa Assrvs.saaY.-Ths e.rm,r

TUSN1A AHNIvRfsAHY.-The 0ermen
Turner Association Of this city will hold their en-
nuai festival at Schads Garden, vest end Of Bread
street, on Monday next, the 9Th Of June, aud
rom what We know Of their tertaInrnsnts, rsre
sport may bs expected. OF course visitors will
% admitted to tbs garden to witness the gyunas.
t'c exercises, - we'll ~ the walizing and other
amusemenfa
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Tc-NteHr, the frisn:s Of the new vol
unteor company are to meet at tho City Han. 10
arrange for organizing. All who wish to ioiu
should be present on the occasion
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Msj. Daniel A. Veitch. native OF Aiexandria,
Va. has been elected Mayor OF the city of Lsxtnes
ton, No., By . large mstority.
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IRON! IROF!!
I Cu,, srElL; ntys TIN Ao. 10.
No i2l sYcAMoRB SfRDHT,
ftersbsny. Ys.
The Subscribers have nov IN store and fandipg.
ex-ships Helene. Willard and Trenton, dne assort
nent Of
Common and best Refined IRON.
Hoop, Band and Carriage IRON.
Horse sns Mule Shoe IRON.
Imported direct to City Point and for sale in lots
10 suit purchasers. myH-1n
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D EIkGER's SIwINa MACHINE.
PRICE FROM go TO el2s.
TAILoRs and all
MANUFACTURING

PURPODDD,
These Machines are unequalied. They are more
LURABLE, capable Of doing greater variety Of
work. and of
FARMING MORE MONEY
than any Machines in tho market
1he new FAMILY MACHINES, at
800 and us,
are attracting universal attention. They ara uuoh
the best Machines ever offered st q low price,
The prices Of all eur Machines have been greatly
reduced. n SINGER IO
21o Main street, Richmond, We.
n srEARNs. Agent. my Aim
k~ LIooRIon.
A. O. q. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WILL KNOWN YAvo1ITI BRANp ALWAYQ
on sAL1, HY JAMES O. kCANDREW.
de Sly 81 PINE STREET NEW Yonx
NJ HlARY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law In the city of Richmond
Once in Relvins New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. 10 M-ts
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MARRr-Jsremy Taylor says, II you are for
pleasure, marry; IL you prixs rosy health, marry
good wife 10 Heavens last best glft TO mau--his
angel of mercy-minister OF graces iunumerable-
bis gem Of many virtuss-his caskst OF jewels
her voice, his sweetes. music--her smiles, his
brightest dsy-her kiss, the guardian Of innocence
BIER arms The pale OF his safety. the balm Of bis
health, the balssm OF his life-hsr industry, his
surest weAlth--her economy, bis safest steward
her lips, his faithful counsellors--her bosom, the
softest pillow Of bis eares-aud hsr prayers, the
abIsst advocates of Heavens blessings on bis head
The Rushville, Ind., Republieaa says that: W.
Ha.hsld of that coasty recently loss Elk children
ont Of eisht by "pusrid sore throat"
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powder monkey on board shs hisate Constttu'ios
during the war Of 1919, WAS bsptlsed at Westpors,
Mass, on Sunday last.
The dry goods stores OF Fredericksburg will be
closed as O'Clock, 2. ~, from the lst Of duly to
the 1st OF September.
Frank Godssy was shot and badly injured in an
ARRAY with kd. North, In Amherst county, Va,
last week.
The Masonic fraternity of Erie, Pa, propose to
perform the ceremony Of rs.in,ermsnt to those
who fell In Perry's victory on Lake Erie, on the
<th Of Ju3y.
In q San Francisco court, recently, verdict OF
IS 0Co was rendered against Robertdedney fer the
ABDUCTION of tho wife Of SamI J. Bookstavsr.
Col. A. j. Smith, formerly . member OF the Vir.
xlsia Legislature, from Harrison county, died last
week.
The Germans Of Ciacinpati paid fapsrai ho.srs
to the memory OF Baron Hunboiit, last enaday
Judge siailo was the orator.
Dr. Jas. w. Nose, Rn old physician OF st: Louis
died 18th inst. He was the father OF Mrs. John
Crittsnden, of Ky.
Rev. Mr. Hyland, formerly OF Mocndsyiiie. Va,
has been appoiotsd rector Of the Protestant Epis :
copal church in Parkcrsburg.
On friday last, the Hebrews Of 81. Louis eonss-
Grated . new. Synagogue. Rev. DR.. Raphali, Of N.
Y, eflcisted.
Ex-Governor Jones, of Team, 10 oot 10 letter
declaring his decided preferences Tor Senator Dou
g.as for the next Presidency.
It's stated that Mr.. aud Mrs.. Charles kean have
received an Offer OF 10000 20 msks tbestr feal
tour In the United states.
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ETHRACITE COAL.-I will sell du-
"A ring the month Of May, choice Red and white
Ash st the price OF a 50 per cart load or % per
long ton delivered. Tobacconia's and others using
large Quantities, should embrace this opportunity,
and procure thsr supplies.
All orders enclosed 70 my address. through the
Postofce or loft at my ONCE corner 18th and Dock
streets, viii be promptly attended .. Terms cash.
mys-lm WRIT RObBRTB.
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UNITED STATES DEPUTY MARSHAL TURNED Our
OF CRUkcH.-A Hauesvil!s, Ohio, correspond snt Of
the Columbus Staesma1 writes :-Ez skia T. Cox
has boon for upwards of twenty ye.rs me mbsr of
good standing iE what is called the Market Street
Baptist church, of IAnssvilie, Ohio, aud has re.
sided upwards OF forty years 10 and that city.
lie has been United States Deputy Marshal for the
SJusasrn District of Ohio for the last year or two
aud had the fugitive, Charley Jacksos, recently
arrested by virsns Of a warrant, IN his hands. In
consequence OF Mr. Cox's action IN this ,tsr the
abovs church resolved, among other things, that
he chad participated in ths zitivs slave case 10
mssner wholly unwarrantsd by the word OF God,
and by 30 doirE bad grisved his brethren 10 tbs
church, and brought dishonor upon the cause of
Christ, aud the church which he 10 q member"
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lbs s'sa@'h'p k,nsaros, which sailed ,rou, 7.
'srpoo' AZ Ioelock on the s:h Inst, srr,vas 8,
New tofN Tussday morning. She brias, mai,,
four days later than those previously reo.i,ea
containing deeply interesting details otucsrni,r
events transpiting In Europe
rnk RArfLx nr Nlnrx1a
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cation by the city of Wheeling for il Junction
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for restraining it from working the North ssstss
(ViTgips) Railroad, &C., aud vhics has bsen for
sometime pendingsin . Virginia court, has been
dsniod-st least that in view OF the maltfariou.
subjects embraced in the bill, the court declined
to sos upon it, In addition " the desre to restrain
shs Baltimore AID Ohio Company from working
.he North western roads, the bill asked for an "a
Junction 10 prevent the crossing OF the Ohio at
Bsn~ oocd, the paying interest OF the bonds Of ths
Northwestern Company, the expssdi ures Of means
thereon for repairs, IL. If any further proceed.
inKs are taken By the city Of Wheeling In the pre-
mises, a. "a nggrisvsd stsckhoidsr In the BAlt-
more road, they will have t. be commenced dc
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TlH BLooDIEsI OF BATTLES If the French bull
letins are true and the number Of troops epgags
correctly furnished, Magenta was one O. tbs most
bloody battles In the annals of modern war fare,
and Inferior only to that Of Waterloo. At Auster>
litz there wsrs only some 10000 French opposed
to an Aus.rio Russian army of 10000, Of which
10000 were left on the field. Magenta was fought
by 100, 900 French against 15e, 900 Austrians, Of
whom the former are reported TO have lost from
5000 to 1900 and shs latter II 600. besides 1000
made prisoners. At the bait = OF Fredland (IS0T)
in ancient Prussia, the Russians and PYus,ians
were defeated, with the loss of II 500 men aud
30 cannon, by the French under Bonaparts At
defeated tbs Austr!ans, who lost LOO killed and
prisoners. The French acknowledged tho loss OF
500 killed and wounded.
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Kx-Msyor Copeland, Of Besoklyn, Y, died on
the 2Qsh Inst,
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BOARDING.

THE ARLINGTON HOUSE
Corner Of Main and 9Th strsets
The proprietor will be happy to accommodate
travellers The house. for situat tiop and comfort In
not exeelled by any In this city. soms large airy
rooms suitable for families. and alss single rooms.
ie l8-6,f