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Another "Grand Battle" is reported in
Cuba, four miles from Puerto Padre. The
insurgents attacked a convoy of 900 troops
conveying provisions to Las Tunas. The
battle was fought OH the margin of Il river
and lasted several hours. So great was Tho
slaughter that the river was red with blood
The Spaniards were driven back witt
great loss. They admit the loss of thirty
four killed and one hundred wounded; o
the latter Scycnty-cight were brought tc
NucyijaS. 4 Spanish soldier says that o
his company. enc hundred Stron" before tho
fight, only seven now survive. The Span,
iarls remained at Puerto Padre awaiting re.
inforccmcntS. \ force of one thousand mcr
has arrived at NucvitaS to relieve them
General Fcrr will take command Of all Tho
troops at Puerto Padre.
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-TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
VfrEinin's Fate under Wells P0r-
trayed In North Cnr0lina.--The Hor-
rOrs Of a Negro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton and Devastation Buffers
RInn Cnnriod ONT
PECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.

A"Ao Va q NcRFV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton and Devastation -. Buffers
Plan Carried Out.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
GoLDsBoRo', n. c., June 1, 1860.
Late advices from Jones county bring
fearful accounts Of the state Of things in
that section. On Saturday last Mr.. o. r.
Colgr0ye, the sheriff OF Jones, while on
his way from his residence to the town of
Trenton, about three miles off. was fired
upon by persons concealed in the bushes by
the roadside, and was instantly killed. The
sherifT's negro servant, who was mounted
on 4 mule behind the carriage, also received
a mortal wound, and is since dead.
The Radicals say that Colgrovc was po-
litical martyr, and the negro militia, fully
armed, are now securing the country,
threatening murder, burn houses, and de-
yastating generally, under the orders Of one
Wilkie, a member of the Legislature and Il
great Holden man. His instructions to the
militia are to "shoot every suspicious cha
ractcr they meet" and he threatens to lay
the county waste, according to Buffers
programme, if the murdercrs are not speed
lily brought to justice.
OF course no good citizen justifics the
assassination, but, on the contrary, it Is
generally condemned, although the de-
ceased sheriff was man of VIGOROUSLY bad
habits, having been guilty of various crimes,
and in his capacity as an officer acting en-
tirely independent of the law. His own
party acknowledge that he had no reason to
expect better fate, as he had made himself
so obnoxious to the community.
\ terrible state Of affairs is reported rs
existing in Jones. The Governor has Of
fcred large reward for the murderer, and
the negro militia have made several arrests,
but of parties who, from their distance from
the scene, could not have been in any way
implicated in the outrage. Is.
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NEAREST WATERING PLACE TO
RICHMOND.
TWO HOURS RIDE
HUGUENoT SPRINGS, POWHATAN
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This celebrated Virginia watering place, having
been recently repaired, renovated and refnr-
nshcd will DC open to receive visitors on the 18TH
OF June. The arrangements about the place have
been made complete, the furniture Is all new, and
all the attractions of 4 irst-class summer resort
are offered
The character of The waters at the springs-white
sulphur and chalyhcatc-haS been spoken OF by
many eminent physicians as containing great viz
tues The grounds Of the springs are extensive
and beautiful and the views and drives approx
mate are uneNcclled.
The place is accessible both by rail and canal,
being one and half miles from the canal, and ave
miles from Coalhed, the Danville railroad, just
!, half hours ride from the city. Conveyanccs 1T
Coallcld and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates of board are Of
fcrcd:
Per week Observation-Disclosures. .E.o
Ter month";. ....'... s''V'
Children, twelve years and under, and cnlored
accommodations.
NORVELL COBB 4 CO., Proprictors.
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LAND SALEs.-Two very desirable farms
IN the Mattaponi section for S12,oO9g, cash
and one at -, 00.-Fredertcksburg Herdtd'
Peru has recognized the Cuban patriots
as belIiperents. and has decided to grant
them all the privileges attendant on that
character.
Six prisoners at the Jail in Detroit, Mlchl-
gan, escaped on Sunday, and have hea 10
Canada. They attempted to kill Allan finh-
erton.
James Barron Hope, Esq, the talented ,aa
editor Of the Norfolk V11Yi1pdn, Is 10 ae-
liver the literary address before the young
ladies of kittrelps Spring Female College =,
at It's approaching commencement, "hie.'
will take place the 10th of June.-He1'4e'-
son IndeE.
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A Town OF THREE MONTHS GRowTH.-
The town of Corinne, the last of the muSh-
room cities that sprang up and vanished as
the Union Pacific railroad progressed, seems
"6 Sfy oG 0fGH n ds mos S o Thh ns
wards of ten thousand inhabitants, NUM-
cipal organization, several hotels, dry goods,
auction, and commission stores, banking
house, and daily paper. The streets have
been numbered rs high rs Thirteenth"
and municipal ordinances looking to the
health and cleanliness of the city are enforced
by efficient police. The daily paper is
crowded with advertising, and indicates cx-
cccding activity in business. Corinnc must
he set down as one Of the wonders of the
interior.
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COAGULINE.

HOAGULINE.-Just received another
~ supply OF this valuable article. IL meets :
want long felt, and by it's use broken articles OF
china, glass, ivory, leather, etc., can Dc made as
good AS new. Being transparent the Joint In the
fractured article Is scarcely dtscernible resists
Is it, tcnaclsy that II has been known TO resist
weight of over 30 pounds. The Journal or 1p-
hlling y gan In the appliances OF science For sale
by J. BLAIR, pharuaceatist,
my2t ssS Broad street.
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STRANGE Preparations 70 sy,s,r Err

STRANGE PREPARATIONS TO VlsIT EU-
RorE.-Scnator. Chandler left here, with his
family and servants, on Saturday night for
New York, where he will remain few DAYS
preparatory to sailing to Europe. His wife
and daughter each take with them colored
female servant, and he takes two black male
servants. These servants are to be fitted
out while in New York with very snowy
livery. The coats of the men servants are
to be lavender color, with white buttons,
upon which is the Michigan coat-of-arms,
except that the stays supports the letter G.,
which is Of red enamel, with gold edge.
The femae servants wear large belt buckles
bearing the same designs rs that upon the
buttons. The hats of the men are black,
with wide purple band, and large silver
cockadc in the centre of which is one of
the buttons aforesaid.-Dcfroit Free Press.
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Russia---A Compliment from the Gar

ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-The Car has
sgniiied his intention to send an Envoy En-
traordinary to Washington to congratulate
President Grant and express the Cars ap-
probation of the value of the maintenance
of amicable relations between America and
Russia.
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WOMEN ENTHUSIASTICALLY III the
John-Strcet Methodist church the women
voted for officers. The polls were open IN
the afternoon and evening, ana the ram
kent the ladies back. About 8 O'Clock
however, they came in an ayalanche-l
hundred together. One woman, VINO saw
her husband about to vote, pounced upol,
him. took the ticket out of his hand, ana
h,vin" inspected it, said, You may vote
that dear: it is all right Whercupon1
one of the elders groaned inwardly,, ana
sid. "That's what we're coming to-
Shortly the question of lay representation
;s "a come I'D in the Methodist Churcl, ana
ON this subject the sisters are TO nave Sote.
They will carry the change that has SO long
been sought. ostordo,, in
Roston, Mrs. Livermore said tnat : Tue teiIl-
nrronrc cause and women's suffrage no" 70
hand in hand, and when women SeC e,ie
hallot-as they surely will-they VIII n,ah ae
- clean sweep of all liquor-dealers., IL was
c,Ise tn saw women would make dlssoIutgi
the notifies of the land. She dehed the Evn
9ne himself to make it worse than 1t now
is Instead of polluting it she Will pufhs
it," ;I, and ,ya
Perhaps the good elder was right, ana we
,ra com}np TO a state of things when women,
having the ballot, will declare war , upoh
whiskey sours and King Alcoh9i. dne ~
too. they will teach their husbands now W
vote and exercise that gentle censorship Ill
which was so ef[cctual yesterday among thc
Metbodists.-Neto York ConaneTcld1'
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THE ERLANGER-ARMAND Su1T.-Thc case
of the United States against Erlangcr, bank
or, and Armand Brothers, ship-blndcrS,
which involves ST,000,0O0, arising out of Il
Confederate ship contract and the deposit OF
money for carrying out the same, will be
brought before the French Court OF APP
peals in short time. jules FaIre has been
appointed principal counsel for the united
States in place of NJ. Bcrrycr, lately de-
ceased. The whole case will be rc0pcncd,
and additional testimony will he introduced
TO rebut certain aflidavits which were put
in evidence ut the last trial. Washington
CORRESPONDENCE NcaU York Times.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, June ], 1862 {
OFFERINGS.
Corn. straw-colored, 60 bushels. Mixed, IS
bushels.
Onts.-5o2 bushels.
Pys.-l50 bushels.
SALES.
Corn.-Straw-colored,s 60 bushels at soc. Mixed,
4s bushels at s1c.
Onts.-loo bushels fair on private terms; LOG
bushels common ut Coo.
Rye.-l5O bushels inferior on private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Outs.-lss bushels.
REMARKs.-Transactions on Change to-day so
light rs To rcftuirc no comment.
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SpaiR.

MADRID, June lit is reported that the
Republican members of the Cortes will not
oppose final vote OIL the question OF the
future form of government for Spain, but
will unanimously refuse to subscribe to the
oaths prescribed by the new constitution.
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Terrible SAw-MrLL ACCIDENT AT MISSEA-
roLIs.-St Pant, MIMI, May GA terri
BILE accident occurred yesterday in Jones's
saw-nill at Minneapolis. A man named
Wllloughby was torn to pieces by
getting caught in belt which was
being adjusted on pulley. No.
thing but his legs and arms were found
During the morning he had occasion twice
TO put the large belt that drives the shinglc
machine on to pulley. The first time he
stopped the wheel; but the second time. al
though cautioned not to do it, he made the
attempt to put on the belt while the wheels
were in motion. In doing it he placed one
foot on large croSs-timber close to Il heavy
iron ily-whccl that was running at the rate
of 600 revolutions minute, and somehow
his foot slipped and was caught in the
Spokcs of the fly-whccl, and in IN instant
he was whirlcd around ut n frghful rate,
striking beams, timbcrs, and two-inch
plank, which was broken to pieces, and
>catterin" his brains and blood in every d.
rcction, and tearing and manging his limbs
and body to pieces in Il terrible manner. His
head and limbs were mangled and torn from
his body; his head was severed ut the neck,
and thrown distance Of fifteen feet upon
the floor, while the manglcd and broken
limbs and body fell through into the water
below, and paused down under the platform
and over the falls, where, with the cXccp-
ton Of one arm, they were aftcrward pick
cd up and taken to Jones Il Co.'S office,
where they presented q most sckcning sight.
Special dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.
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In the current number of the Nation, the
leading Radical weekly of this country,
there are quite number of those small
blisters which il is in the habit of applying
to the persons of political char latans. Thus,
in referring to the ''cxcruciating castig,-
ton" inflicted upon Chief Justice Chase by
Judge Underwood, of Virginia, it says:
Underwood clearly ought to he Chief
Justice himself, and we have little doubt
that were Ben Wade President he would be
With Wade in the White House, Train i'll
the War Department, SpraSuc i'll the Urea.
sulry, Butler i'll the state Department, and
Underwood rs sole Judge of the Supreme
Court. the bowls and excavations OF humili-
atcd and terrified foreign tyrants would
rcnd the skies"
The editor Of the New York sam or OF
The Richmond state journal should be At
lOrncN- Gcncral.
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FiIibustcrs said 10 he I'm
n Hard PIncc---CapturcO of their Cam

Hard PIncc---Capturc of their Cam
non.
HAVANA, June 1.-The Spanish troops
are in active pursuit of the tIlihuSters who
landed from the steamer PERT in the bay OF
Nipe. They have captured three of their
cannon, and killed Manuel Quarrez, the
commander Of the rillcmcn.
4 heavy engagement has taken place near
Puerto Padre. The insurgents are mlssing
i'm the vicinity of Los TlmoS. Asklrmish IS
reported near Cienfucgos between the regll-
lars and insurgents.
General Dulcc's order sending Il number
of political prisoners to Spain has been re-
yoked.
The British brig James Crow, with mo-
lasscS, from CicnfueSos for New York, was
lost on the sd. Her crew has arrived safe
at BatalanO.
Thomas A. Nelson, United States Minister
to Mexico, arrived here yesterday.
The United States steamer Contacook has
returned to this port.
Sugar is dull, with sales at S'dGS%.
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THE END OF 4 LONG LITIGATIoN.-On Fri
day last Judge Purcell, of the Orphans
Court. received Il dispatch from Richmond
notifying him that his suit against the Glib
son heirs, that has been pending i'll the
courts for nineteen Years past, had been de-
cidcd in his favor. The estate lies i'll Prince
William county, Va, embracing the Fleet
wood and FiatbuSh estates. with thirty
wears rents due. The estate is estimated t."
dc worth 500. 000.-Ndt'On0t IntclRJcncCT.
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y1XECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL AMP PERSONA ESTATE >I;.,,, IN n
of the last will andtcstamcnt of GcnrgcW W. Daniel.
deceased will sell at public auction. to The highest
9TH day of June, 1902 the following PROPERTY.
situated In the town Of Farmvillc-viH., Tn" large
said Daniel resided at the time Of his death con
tanning eight rooms above the basement with pas
sagcs and closets and the DWELiiNGIH9nI
large BRICK HOUSE for servants. and BRICK
STABLE. thereto attached.
Mao, at the same time, will sell the VACANT
, KITCHEN AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Also, will sell at the same timc the LOT near the
Hnd bcst-con rs" BRICK ToBNG0 FkCTo-
| RIES in Farm,lc. and on which lot are two other
| iiRICK BUILDINGS and wcll-built SWEAT
| HOUSE. Also. n LOT adjacent Ia the factory. on
| which a SMITHS SHOP has been erected and Is
paying y ground rent :; anil also, ALL TIE uN,
| Daniel situated In the town Of FarmvIlr.
The above property will hc sold Ivy direction of
the will of said George "; Daniel and the title Is
believed la he unqncStionallc.
| The attention of capitalists is particularly in
vItcd tn the above sale aS the property Is dcSlra-
| bic and very valuable.
| Immediately after the sale of the above property
| VIII sell on the - Buffalo Farm" adjoining the
Town Of Farmvillc tn" personal estate Of The said sal
| about twenty head Of CATTLE among which are
| some valuable MILCII COWS: The stock of
about ,M 'FTrS Of an GPG DScr II
| TATIDN UTENSILS. $500
| Also. a large aud valuable lot Of FACTORY
! FIXTURES, consisting of TOBACCO SCREWS.
&c. Also. large lot Of WAGON and CART
WHEELS new.
| TERMS or SALE, rs to the real estate, will he on
Il credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months, cal
| instruments, with Interest thereon from DAY 81
! sale. the purchasers To execute notes with good
security for the same and the title To be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid. For the per-
snnai property, cash Will be required for I'LL sums
! of $50 and under for sums over that amount,
four months credit, bearing interest from the day
| of sale will be given, the purchasers to execute
! notes with approved security for the same.
| JOHN w. WILSON.
Executor Of George W. Daniel, Deceased
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Alabama Immigration Convention.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 1.-The state
Immigration Convention met to-day, with
representatives present from the different
sections of the State. a plan for securing
immigrants and providing homes for them
is in fair way of being adopted.
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DLACk PEAS.-350 bushels BLACK
ID PEAS ON consignment for sale by
nv % ROBERT +. WILLIAMS co.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, May Is, 1859. J

Lou lsh IOJ hdl H. t'V'' }
IN LOUISA CIRCUIT COURT:
L Caroline b. Baliman III her own right and "a
Administrative Of Joseph A. Ballman, deceased
aud Frances \. Balman. ..flalhlihs,
against
George II. Branham and Mary his wife, who was
Mary Ballman. ...... ..-.-'.''. Dc,cuuSn'o
Bv a decree entered In this cause on the I'D Of
April last IL was referred 10 one OF the commits
sioners OF this court TO take the following ac-
counts
First. An account OF the assets, real and per-
sonaL of the said Joseph A. Baliman. deceased.
Second. An account of the debts OF the said io-
seph a. Ballman. and the order of priority Ia the
payment OF said debts ont OF both the real and
personal assets. And to that end that the credit
ors of the said Joseph 4. Balman be convened by
notice before the said commissioner and required
to prove their claims, or be forever barred from
participation I'm said assets.
Third. An account OF the administration OF the
said Caroline b. Ballnan Of the estate or her In.
testate
All parties interested in the above decree are
hereby notified that shall, ut my Office NJ, Louisa
Courthouse, on the ETH DAY OF JUNE, 1869.
proceed TO execute the same: ut which time aud
place they arc required 10 attend.
Given under my hand rs commissioner OF said
court on day aud year aforesaid.
my lS-Siw JOSEPH b, WINSTON.
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Fatal Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, June Mrs. Charles j..
WEBSTER was to-day thrown from her car
ria"c and killed.
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Prominent yirginians are here urging the
,,rosidnnt 10 appoint Judge Riyes, OF that
t riesio 70 the e Supreme Court of the United
s cste, nder the law passed by the last Con
@ @reSs increasing the number of judges
'iiVn.bjnGi0n letter. Baltimore Sun.
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PRov1ScIALIsMs.-M Many years ago the
celebrated Andrew BrOaddus. of Caroline,
was at the Merry Oaks, a noted tavern IN
Hanover county. Mr.. LipScomb, the hoSl,
hrnuoht out some cider, then a favoritc
beverage in Virginia, for Mr.. Broaddus to
try. After drinking it he remarked -" 1t
tastes beautiful, us Il Yankee, said at my
house a short time since" Looking around,
he saw stranger in the room, OF rather
uuizzical appearance, with broad smile on
his face. Mr.. Broaddus, who was the pink
of politeneSs, said instantly :" mean no
rcproach; we have our NirginianismS as
the Yankees have their YankeeisniS." The
stranger, encouraged by the remark. said
II was not long ago in the city of Charles
ton, S. c., and negro was riding along the
street on a small, lean, raw-boned, long
haired mule. Another negro coming up TO
him him remarked. "Lor, your jack ace looks
mighty sorry he pears like he kin scarce
bulge to tote yc" Broaddus en- oyed the
retort, and confessed that he was beaten.
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rIIIE HOT SPRINGS,
R.TJJ COUNTY VA.

"a
S. c. TARDY 4 CO., PRopRIEToRs.
Professor J. l.. CABELL, VI. D.. Of the Uniycr-
sity of Virginia. Resident Physician.
VIII be open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
lST, under the management of j. a. MCCLuNG.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted ont with furniture, linen, beds, ana
tableware, these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions TO both the invalid and plcasure-seckcr.
No expense or effort has been spared by the pro-
prctors tn make IL comfortable and pleasant as
possible to all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
ut the Springs, or by ;. {. ThRDI " CO., Rich-
moud Va.
A telegraph office will be established at tho
Springs, thus afforling visitors an opportunity Of
prompt communication with every part Of tho
country. nv ls-em
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Strike among New York Hotel
Walters
New YORK. June 1.-The walters IN
nearly all the hotels have struck for higher
W.
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40 CASES WAYNEi COUNTY
~ PEACuES-frcsh and spfendld--in store for
sale BY ANDREWS Il CATLETc
icl-a 1870 Main stTeS
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SEWlNG-MACFKESES.

GEWING-MACHINE REPAIRED OF
- ALL KINDS. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC
SEWISG-MA CHIMES bought and sold. We sell
the only proper NEEDLE Tor the Sloat Elliptic
Machine SLOAT Il ARLINGTON.
an l-Sm lil5 Cary street, near fourteenth.
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Foreign TIarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets-tBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON June -Noop.-Consols, ptt. United
States bonds firm ut 81.
LONDON, jane acknowledgements. OF, en-
dividend. United States bonds quiet ut sos.
LIVERPOOL June 1.-Npon.-Cotton Grmcr
uplands, lid. !; Orleans, ND. estimated sales,
Il, 900 bales. Bombay shipments since last report,
$4,000 bales. Afternoon.-Cotton-Up lands, 1lsd.:
Orleans HID. Yarns and fabrics ut Manchester
frmcr. Lard, lis. Tallow, AS. OIL.
LIVERPOOL, June l.-Cotton-uplands. both on
the spot and anoat, llid.; Orleans, llad. sales.
Il, 900 bales. No. cred western wheat, s.. I'd.
HAvRE, June l.-Cotton opens firm both on thu
spot and anoat.
PARIS, June 1.-The boursc is steady; rentcs
IF. i0c.
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MI GORHAM MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
PROVIDENCE X. l.
STERLING SILFER-WARE

FINE Observation-Disclosures
This company, having tho most extensive and
comulcte silycrwarc factory In the world, and en-
blowing the best talent hi designing, modelling.
and finishing. are. with the aid OF ingenious ana
labor-saying machinery. enabled To produce In
large quantities. and ut the lowest prices. goods
beautiful in design and unsurpassed In finish, the
lnencss of which they guarantee to be OF sterling
purity United States Mint assay a certificate is
Issued with all articles of silver for the purpose OF
protecting purchasers from limitations OF their de-
signs. ,,
They also continue 10 manufacture their we'll
known and unrivaled NiCkEL-SlLFER fLEC-
RO-PLATEDW ARE which will last twenty-five
wears with fair everyday usage.
Orders received from the trade only. but these
goods may be- obtained from responsible dealers
L.,.nr,. q. hnrn
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BUILDING SAND.-I will contract to
ID deliver in any quantity superior RIVER
SAND. for building and pIasterlng.
s. p.LATHR0P,
nv 81 Seventeenth street At dra~-bridce.
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
IN IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART AT
THE DISPATCH pRINTISG-HOUSE.
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CUISINES CARDS PRINTED AT THE
- DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE CHEAP
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WoRMEs, May 31.--Thc Protestant Con-
grcSs, which assembled here to-day, was
attended by twenty thousand persons, in
Guiding representatives from all the States
of Germany. The Congress by unanimous
domination of the Enclycical Letter and
Syllabus.
The idea Of the formation of 4 united
German Church is mooted.