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NJ. Gaudin Is said ID have YEN msade : chemi-
cal discovery which may cause quite revo-
luton in jewelry. he has succeeded in
obtaining crystalized masses that may be
cut into any shape, and colored in every
possible way. they ara exceedingly hard,
and will cut glass. 1T is asserted .that he
has had a.Whole set or diamond" ear
rings, bracelets, and necklaces made with
these crystals. 80 .;ss - ~. y .,. s.. ~
The Empress Of the French had a long
interview with Madame de Miramon, widow
Of General Miramon, who Eas shot with
the Emperor Macmillan, and heard from
that lady's lips, an account Of the sad ira
gedy which took place just year ago. The
Empress informed the widow on leaving
that her name had been put down for PEN
sion Of $40 q year. The Austrian Govern
]ment has also granted Madame de Miramon
o pension. s ts1Ts tzrtsrf : ~
The Barnnm's Museum property in New
York, offered, in 1863 for $500 1000, and
was struck down at public auction on We'd
nesday for s432, 0o0..--77,- ~ .,r=
The grasshopperss are destroying the
growing garden and farm crops in Central
Iowa. The pests swarm oyer the fields and
leave devastation behind. zsEIo
The congregation of Trinity Episcopal
church, at Elkton, Md, have taken vote
on free sittings, and determined to abolish
the old pew system. a tss7a
The weather has been SO hot in Paris
within the last few weeks that several per-
SONS have died in consequence.
Brigham Young promises to put 5000
men at work on the Pacific railroad as soon
as the exact route shall be designated.
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a ST. Louis merchant who has given some
information regarding whiskey frauds was
accoSted on Saturday by two Government
officials, and after some high words was as
Saulted by the officers. Later In the day
he was assaulted in his own Office by another
Government officer, and was about to defend
himself with Ratchet, when friends inter-
iered and prevented further hostilities. In
the same city an attempt was made last
week to assassinate revenue officer, and
he was subsequently, beaten by "the Thugs
OF the whiskey ring
The Chicago Post, usually pretty fair
Radical authority, asserts that should MI.
Chase fail to show the strength expected OF
him in the Democratic Convention the en-
tire Pendleton force twill be transferred on
the last ballot to David Davis, Of Illinois,
an old friend of President Lincoln, and now
aaJustice of the Supreme Court, by Mr..
Llneoln's appointment" There's food for
reflection. s"~ z2sasl -sssez sf;-
Hon. Henry Stanbery was in Columbus,
Ohio, on Tuesday, and the Journal of that
city says that he looks thin, pale, and dis
tressed. His health is evidently very poor,
and the opportunity to retire to private life
anu rest is to be looked upon as boon. Mr..
stanbery had quite severe attack Of cho-
!era lnorbus while on his way from Wash
ington to Columbus. ~
1t is already surmised in Washington that
Governor Swami will resign, and Governor
Bowie, succeeding to the actual occupancy
Of the gubernatorial chair, viii appoint
Governor Swami to the vacancy in the
United States Senate. The, term Of Mr..
Johnson does not expire until the 4th of
March, 1869. =
Dan % Voorhees, intends to run for. Con-
gress in his, the Sixth Indiana district.
-Four Republicans are in the field for the
nomination. Mr.. Coburn, the present
member, will probably not be q candidate.
The name Of President Andrew johnson
was stricken from the roll Of membership
u the New York Union League last evening.
Ns@ York Tribune. ' :tss \"
The Legislature of Massachusetts, has
passed alaw forbiading the lighting aS pas
sehYer cars by illuminating fluids that EiA
>, The New London fConnecticut) city cleo
non went Democratic on Monday by abont
seventy majority on the average. The vote
"as unusually heavy. gta I
~, The Cleveland Democracy propose to send
d dno car loads as their portion of the ssPen-
,;e ssoA escort y to the 4th Of July conysn-
a &A
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daspolIsJes.i

sAueusrA, June aI3--The Tallahassee
Floridias states that, Hanson Reed, the
Radical Governor, had been sworn into
Office, and delivered his inaugural address.
The Legislature attempted to meet, but
had no quorum. q The military authorities
insisted that the re5rganizers should wait
until Congress had passed the omnibus bill.
Reed was sworn in Office by Judge Boyn-
ton Of the United States District Court. His
inaugural was brief and not particularly
e1ceptionable. 80 p 20 HTit& . ef<99. <
The Legislature stands Radical there
being only sixteen Democrats in the Senate.
In the House the Radicals number thirty
seven and the Democrats fifteen. Nzln ~
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n REAT ATTRACTIONS AT
CEILING Off SELLING oFF!l TO
CLOSE! TO CLOSE i!

With the view of engaging in another business,
Ihave deterlninedto close out my ENT1RESTOCh
OF DRY GOOlS which Is very large, for a short
time only, AT AND BELOW COST.
1t would be useless to attempt to enumerate any
particular goods or prices and will only say that
the stock is complete in all branches and every ar
ticle MUST be sold regardless of cost; and what
ever remains unsold within short time viii be
disposed Of at auction.
This is chance rarely oferedto consumers OF
dry goods and will be to the interest Of all In want
to call early at ~ ISAAC HUTZLER'S,
les No. 500 Broad street. corner Of Sixth.
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A MEXICAN TRADE PALACE-42s

a M E 4 ICAN IhAUE fhHAOG-~
from New York where have been buying my Sc
cond stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
am now prepared to offer to the PUBLIC better
at greatly reduced prices, having great facilities
in buying. My stock shall be kept up by Gonstans
weekly arrivals. I offer at the following i9T
color Alpaca, Soc; beautiful Prints, fast coIors,
loc. and upward Ladies' White Cotton Hose, Isc.
and upwards; Jaconet Muslin, Csc. and upwards;
Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslin, Ladies, GenRs,
and Misses Gloves. Also. large ana oeau aaol
very cheap Ladies' Hoop-sdrts, SOC. and upward:
A large and welI-selected stock Of Gents summer
CassiIneres. Great bargains In Carpets, Dlankets,
Bleached and Unbleached Domestics. Particular
attention Of the ladies is called to my large ans
beautiful assortment of Straw Goods, Ladles'
Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, etc. /, rr1nr
nv 81 -'- $50 '|.' ~ .--fE.. - .. nElSfS'
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The provision
recurring two-cent stamps on receipts has
been stricken from the tax bill.
The Radical Convention at Alexandra
has nominated negro for the Virginia
State Senate. EuE.l
Robert C. Dorm, canal commissioner, has
been ACQUITTED. -,
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THE SOUTHERN SrATEs.-It is signif-
cant fact that Of the ten southernStates now
about to be "admitted," Georgia was in the
lima before New Hampshire, Virginia before
New York, North Carolina before Rhode
Island, Louisiana before Indiana, Missis-
sippi before Illinois, Alabama before Maine,
Arkansas before Michigan, Florida before
Iowa, and Texas before Wisconsin. p 'a 49,.
We give the dates of their admission (:
Georgia, January 2, 1888; South Carolina,
May %, 1888; Virginia, June rs, 17Ss =;
North Carolina, November FL, 1888; Lou
isiana, April s, 1872; Mississippi, Deem
Der 10, 1917; Alabama, December Ia, 1919 );
Arkansas, June 10, 1886; Florida, March
g. lS45; Texas, December 20, 1916
World z.s ~ r-..
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Foreign Markets.

LoNDoN-June 13-Noon.-Consols, So.
United States bonds, 725s@72M. 7.sue,ls.s
LIVERPOOL June l3-Noon. - Cotton
quiet; sales of 5000 bales. Breadstufs
and provisions unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June 13-Atternoon Cotton
heavy; uplands on the spot, lOAd.; ahoat,
lOLd.; Orleans, lid. as -,
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Its stated by high Grecian authority at
Washington that there Is no pohtlcat slgg-
nifcance whatever IN the iate news Iiom
Athens Of the recognition OF a deputy from
the Island OF Crete, ana that mere ls no .
probability Of war between ZEN. it daa. an ~
Greece on mus aScon ana.+ot ne - os fbe r %
Crete s simPty aie ahes aofSaen recogn;zed
cian Assem onsnt nv nart ' Of s that legislative
U.s. 'is ,: p'Ns 80 49, Ns-'.5s
=, vi, On cove +ho, Tnnr,ow
- lne sNea ~ - z 1orseiv over.
Weeds persona piJHei syt;na ;neome S;nce
esumasea. sass New 1 York has ,s annnaily
hsen '1 mora than exhausted by his acts Of
charity CHAR ana beneyOlences.s There is no man
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Damestie NHarkets.

NEW YORK, June l3.-Flour 1,5@l0c.
lower. Wheat nominally 1@2c. lover. Corn
favors buyers. Mess pork, S28.121aa. Lard
heavy at 16Lc. Cotton dull at 29c. Freights
dull. Turpentine very firm at Acc. Rosin
quiet J; strained common, 1918. Govern
ment securities stronger; old, 11214; new,
1ls. Virginia s's, new, 55A ;eex:s.coupons,
555. North Carolina 6's, new, 81 ex-
coupons S Ts9 rsasss e's, 7sA sS,
per cent. Sterling, l1e1 6:ros [F' y:
Z .oEue1ung. Cotton shade. ;frmer; sales,
1900 bales !; prices unchanged, and range
at 2s%@29c., but chiefly 29c. Flour heavy.
Wheat dull. Corn, 1c. lower. Whiskey
dull" Pork firmer and quiet at $29.12%@
s2S.3711%%., Lard steady and quiet. Furpen-
tine, A6@461ac..a Groceries quiet. Freights
dull. Money very easy, and plenty at GOA
per cent. Border State bonds stronger and
active. Government securities 15@3 per
cent, with heavy demand. Gold firm at
140.' DE ,',,-!"' '2i'''''..<
BALTIMORE, June 13.-Cotton dull at
291sc. Flour dull and nominal holders
of middlings make concessions. Wheat
dull middlings, $2.65@ss2.so. Corn dull.
oats nrm ut J0UJoCs frOVlSlOuS HrueE duu
active. Pork, s2s.75@S29.. Shoulders,
l41lc. Lard quiet at 1870. Virginia 6's,
inscribed, 4516@45A. North Carolina SIS,
6s. Georgia 6's, s214 bid; asked, "a. Lou
isiana SIS, so bid. w iii aa ~
CINCINNATI, June 13.--Mess pork, 1928.
Shoulders, &c.,; clear sides, 1zc.a Lard,
17@l7Ac. l7a NJ q 1f.2-sle
WILMINGTON, June 13.--spirits turpen-
tine firm at 40c. ,Rosin weaker strained,
1925; No. 2, $3.50; extra pale, S7.37I.
Tar advanced and firm at $3.50. src.,.,~.
CHARLESTON, June 13.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middlings, $780,; exports, coast
wise, 322 bales. ri s#s#as so Es T2ltia
SAVANNAH, June, 13.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middlings, afoat, 2911ac.; re-
ceipts, 5S3 bales. '' ~. -. i..'. =. ra
AUGUSTA, June 13.-Cotton fat; no buy
ers. = eE
MOBILE, June Observation-Disclosures dull
sales of so bales middlings at 26Ac.; nc
receipts; exports, 1858 bales.
NEW, ORLEANS, June 13.-Cotton quie
and dull exports, 1850 bales. New Yori
sights, "a premium. Gold, 40. Sugar
and molasses quiet and unchanged. Flour
dull superfne, $S.25@sl2. Corn easy a
97c. @s1 .O2. Bacon firm; shoulders, 1870.
clear sides, l714@l71ac. Lard quiet.
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Ii is ascertained that the Radicals have
determined not to adjourn Congress until
after the southern States have organized
and ratified the fourteenth amend
ment to the Constitution and their Radical
representatives admitted. This is with O
view to securing the southern electoral votes
for Grant. ..----5 -. - = 80 49,
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iJapan-Aia sAks sfg 1eSSis J;

iJapan-ARsAkx 81 ~ SsSSsssssssSS.,, nm. !.
Hari.Kars. sTsss11s :
HioeoS naarch issh) Correspondence of the New
satat9 York Times 3. rs %
I, on theF2d OF. this. nanthsat isis p. NJ,
IL one q the, Hiogo temples, Ikeda Ise, the
lautnor Of the recent ttptIhlss suffered death
ne was the secretary ofs Prince sBezen, and
gave the .orderl to hre' on the foreigners.
me combined, Powers demanded his head,
ana neither ms own position nor the irau-
ence OF ms prince Could save him. But he
was permitted 70 commit the hari-kari,
thus rescuing his property from confscation
and his name, from dishonor emong his
countrymen. Up TIC the last moment his
friends sought his pardon. Each 81 the six
legations sent representative as witness,
and tothiss numberl1as added n,interprar
ter The closest mystery shrouded the
whole affair, and as, few: Witnesses as possf
.blsFwere permitted, IN order to impress the
Japanese that. the execution vas TO satisfy
ltheends OF Justice and not eratiiffy 4 pr1i.
Irient curiosity. The chosen ones left fhe
Legation during The, evening, and walked TO
Hiogo, where q guard of Japanese soldiers
met them and conducted them. through
several marrow streetssto one of the larger
temples. One Of the ante-rooms was placed
at their disposal, and there they INDUCED
/. in pipes andacigars, and awaited the event.
/ At afew minutes past word
icsme that allywasready. Thew arose and
followed their conductor into,the main tenn
Die. Here. in front of the large and eIabo-
rately-fnished altar, was spread q green
cloth, and over. this q: smaller red covering.
Naor fba ofoc5 . ;no, a
number Of small knives, corresponding to
the sharp, short sword Of the japanese, I'M
tsheathed. The seven Europeans sat down
IN silence on the mating, after the Japa-
nese fashion, and the same number EFF ma
tive officials located themselves opposite.
Above them glimmered several Japanese
paper lanterns, shedding over the alter q
dim and spectral light, which lost itself in
the mysterious darkness beyond. With q
slow but firm and unfaltering step 1.-THE
doomed man entered and approached the
altar. = He wore the white-wtinged state
dress, indicative Of high rank the g Karni-
Shino.nss Turning toward the dimly ) OUT
lined image OF his GODS he bowed and NUT
tered q prayer. Then gathering his feet
beneath him, he sat down, resting on his
knees, in the usual Japane semanner, beside
the tray tits customary for the individual
performing the Fhari-kari to- complete the
act; dby cutting his OWN throat. But this
unhappy man, fearing that at the last mo-
ment his resolution might fail, caused, one
near of kin. to assume the duty of heads
man. The ,executoner took his position
behind him, Selling the long handle in
both hands. He raised the sword and as
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JUDGE SHARKEY ON RECONSTRUCTION
The venerable Judge SHARKET, of Missis-
sippi, in recent public letter, says:
II regard the reconstruction measures
and everything that has been done under
them as not only absolutely void, but ut
terly subversive of the Constitution of the
United States, and destructive of all the
reserved rights of the States, as well as, of
the liberties Of the people" y.
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jews IN GERMANY.-Several eminent
citizens of Berlin have recently given a
dinner to the German Customs Parliament
and to Bismarck, and Of. the one hundred
and forty subscribers to the dinner no less
than ninety were Jews, which, in connec-
ton with the fact that nearly one-third of
the members of the Prussian Parliament
are Jews, is advanced as evidence that the
Jews are becoming very prominent in Ger
man rno1itics 80 3@~--'s'
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Foreign Items.

LONDON, June l3.-It is. understood that
Disraei has determined upon an appeal to
the people. A new Parliament will meet
in December next. $ s..f ~ aaa3 .,.,E
VIENNA, June 13.-It is generally be-
lieyed that Prince Napoleon's visit has no
political significance, He travels incognito.
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Marine Intelligence.

SAVANNAH, June Is. The ship Norden
went ashore on the Tyber, butexpects to get
off with little damage.
The Russian bark Flangun, in distress off
Sapelo Island, was towed into Dolby bay by
the steamer Cool. The bark lost her mast.
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FIRE IN LOUISVILLE, KY.-Loaeisuille,
June IA fire occurred this morning in
the upper part of the city, destroying John
Cards planning mill, Whites lumber yard,
and the old Bethel church, involving loss
of about S25 700. Partially insured. 80.
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q THREE CHILDREN DROWNED Toronto,
june; l2.-Three children, whose names
were not given, were. carried over the falls
and drowned near Almonte yesterday.
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stated arptherswhose nominations had been
approved By the Senate had taken the place
Of the Presidents appointees. st.s,l s..
II was for these reasons, snd NO other,
that the communications could not be re-
ceived, and it was returned 70 the Commits
sioneP. 50 stl .etFans3iis 'ffs5tstk e
'sThe return Of Il ID also justified by the
fact that copies Of it were sent to the press
before it was handed to the Secretary. l1t
must therefore have been intended for the
public rather than for The flies Of the De-
partment. . 2i.ef9fH rGH McCuLLocH,
sas,- rs2i'eEss Secretary of the Treasury.
|" Treasury Department, June Is, 1885,"
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RAILROAD cIDENT.-Rochester, AZ. r,
June l2.-Sophia Hobart was killed by a
locomotive on, Brown-street crossing, Cen
trail road, last evening &E -
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Second Dispatch.

a7n Another Democratic Victory. oaa
ST. LOUIS, june ia telegram received
here states that the Democrats have gained
100, electing the municipal ticket in Mound
CITY I'LL. ~ -
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Destructive F1RE-Loss OF, ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS. - Chicago, June II "A very
destructive fire occurred at Marquette,
Mich, last night. Over one hundred build
ings in the business portion of the town,
including forty stores, the United States
land Office, custom-h house, county treasurer's
office, with all the records, were: destroyed.
The loss is estimated at 81 100000. Insu-
rance very small. 81 Esaz-5r ~ - ., ~
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.cpIRITs TURPENTINR.Eiye barrels sIs
~ SPIRITS TURFENTINE dsiiy , e. .ffcsss1 -
rect from the maaafs tes ssis 3. LEE.
ap y ssri s8s lsgs15g Ia lses ss' s = ~
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NEW GO0DS-NEW GOODS
IN VALENTINE PLACE.-We have Just re-
ceiyed our supply Of SPRING and Is, SUMNER sI9sqsI
GOODS, consisting in part Of I DREsS Ih1N We
desire to call the special attention Of the ladies' 70
our welI-seected stock of Embroidered and ThTsae
broidered Handkerchiefs, Parasols, &C., which We
are offering at very low figures; kprpp
an ID corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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.NYuILAMs BENZ ANN ,gH Hs1 lI.s,nss
: v COOPER MANCAEssl1,ssh fhs concern Of
ChaikIey Bradshaw am now pisp t1's1e. =.
,COOPERMG OF all kinds. .,a IN NV line win
,,lc,sse ca1 and sea me- at my ONCE, near she sDop'
pTiWBR Rand BARRELS bought ana sola; nv
5ek.eod5tS WILLIAM bEa1s
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soldier Kfu1ed by a Negro barber,

/ Soldier Killed by q Negro Barber.
AUGUSTA, Ga. June ia United States
soldier was cut in the bowels with o razor
by g negro barber, in an alteration which
occurred last night He died this morn
ing 10 ssagss2k@.2a f4l2i' sF' y 9hf5'. s.-.f
sSstld1ob q Second Dispatch. ~ as rs:
AUGUSTA, June 13.-The Federal soldier
who was stabbed by q negro barber, and
reported dead, is still alive, with hopes Of
his recovery ~ 4Ii".t" .8i-i ~ E,St'r3 t-'7zt
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With the old rife musket
Infantry of'the Line. -. -: . ::
With the .Chassepot rifle.
Infantry of the Line ,dn-
" struction recently COM
menced ................:..
Foot Regiments of the
Guard obstruction more
adyanced) ..,..............
Foot Chasseurs ofthe Guard
complete instruction)..
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sDEMoVAL.-DR. LITTLE has removed
Ia his residence to, - .@,laztE
- No. 2o4 MARSHALL STREET. 80 ]
between Second and Third streets. zs,,r,
:. Messages may be left at W'AGNER's D hoe
STORE, corner OF Sixth and Broad streets. Z. ,ot
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The Tasx BIZ.

WASHINGTON, June 49, THE House dis
posed Of ten pages Of the tax bilI..,9 whis-
key is seventy pages off. II viii take q
fortnight yet to dispose OF the Bill. I@sf Iii
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AIORTH AMERICA LIFE 1NSUKANCE
~ COMPANY OF NEW YORK offers the most
favorable terms for insurance, Registered policies
issued secured by the State OF New York. 70 re-
mics. and no extra charge for change OF occnpa-
ton, One-third Of the premium loaned witn0utta "a
King note. Thirty days' grace given on a[ pay;
navy oD D'''i H WITHERS Il MEADE
General Agents..
Office No, loo2, corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
~ 49," my SIM
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Internal Revenue Collector for Rich
-....-.--.-- mOnd, Va. kan ~

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Senate to
dav refused to sustain the Presidents sus-
pension of Mr.. James, internal revenue COL
iector for Richmond, Va. This action re-
instates James and Gusts General milford.
indictments are said to be pending against
James which the Treasury Department WILL
now push.
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new TIC says - I1l-I'--I" =
With respect to precision Of aim the ad-
yantages, are not less remarkable. The
subjoined table shows the average number
per cent. of shots which struck the line OF
target at the various: distances; and the
mean results obtained by the three catego-
ries of men, representing the different pc
riods during. which they had had those
arms in use, are proof of the facility
with which the troops become accustomed
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pRUGs, MEDICINES. &C.:

1917 CSC,,1n-~~~~~~(~~(
DENTIFRICE, AS DIRECTED BY
- DE. W. b.. PLEAsANTS. a
This elegant preparation Is commended for Its
ef3cacy in cleansing, identifying, and preserving
the teeth restoring the gums to health, and impair
ing an agreeable taste and odor to the mouth. Pre-
pared only by 70 gI5tEEa l.--ssi.a. ?
-. POWHATAN e. DUPUY, jApothecary, 81
..s. Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets,
~ 4 -. - III >, Richmond, Va.
Price, fifty cents box. Liberal discount to the
49, - 81 49, ~ jelo
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CUGAR.CoATED PILLS he attention
"a az nhysicians and others s. called 20 my sock
~ sTIGAK.CUATED PILLS and GRANuLEs.
have In store the most complete assortment IN M
al ymannfacturersi prices. Catalogues and price
iists fnrnished on application. JOHN W. Nj
SON. Apotheeary and Druggist corner Main ane
Third streets, Richmond Va az !.
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TYEACH-BLoW POrAT0Es loo hush-
els JERSEY PEACA sE,;EE!LSl " yNlEfj1,
Jsn HVsso -. Z -
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uTITHERS g. MEADE'S
wv GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE,
80 No. .loo2, corner OF Main and Tenth strsess.
companies at the lowest rates and on the most
iA'"iA0o WILLIAM N. WRITER'S,
Gmya-arn z. B. MEADE. ,tsEoL
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LONDON, jane The directors Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company have declared
. dividend, payable on HE fst fos July, Of
six Per cent. on their preference stock and
saIss percent. on hauriginaL stpck gps
.sskoDoE, 9Junes7 2.--At thsSAscot races,
fourth day. the attendance Ma barge and
the weather fne.ssss b. Ysf ~ ~ sss, - -
The Alexandris plate was won by Blink
hoolie. Her Majesty's plate was wen by
Vale Royal. IA ,ssst s,RJs ,ss ~
PARis, June Eft, Is not proposed by
the lGzarsto do away with the use Of all ex-
plosive projectiles, but sonly WITH the. rife
and musket bullets which bury themselves
in the fesh and then explode, The d;snse
of this mnrderous invention receives the
unqualified approval Of Napoleon s2, q 9