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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after Wednesday, June /,
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS Will run as FOL !.

~ ROAD.-On and after Wednesday, June /,
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run as fol.
MAIL TRAIN will run daily between Richmond
and White sulphur springs Except Sunday be-
tween Gordonsville and White Sulphur). Leave
Richmond ~ A. 81. and arrtye AZ White Sulphur
e:t2 2. III; Leave White Sulphur at a:lo A. NJ. and
connections st Gordonsville and Charlottesville
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandrta, Washington, Baltimore,
t91isS6ep6ia New mosk bBeson for
New Orleans, Montgomery. Mobile, SC. Also
connects with stages as follows !: 'i't''s ~
At Stanton with stages for Lexington, SO miles
Natural Bridge, 81 miles Augusta Hate strb,
miles. z So - ~ F...:a
At Goshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs
2miles Rockortdge Alum Springs, miles Rock
bridge B ., 10 miles; Lexington, 20 miles and
At hlilboro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs, %
: miles and Healing Springs, esmiles.
At Covtngton with stages 10 Healing Springs,
| At Alleghsny with stages to Red Sweet Springs,
miles; and Old Sweet Springs, 10 miles.
White Sulphur Springs with stages for Salt
60 miles; Red sulphur Springs, Il miles; Lewis
burg. miles and ChnrIeston, 100 miles.
Going West passengers dine at Gordonsytlle
aud sup at Coyington. Going East, breakfast at
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run be-
| tween Richmond and Washingto nightly without
| change OF cars Leave Richmond at 8:Is =. NJ.
na ana sTriSs a e 3.
mond and Washington. SLEEPING-CARS win
be attached to this train, snd will BIO run through
Through tickets issued to all points North, W st,
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
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SINGULAR CASE OF HyDRopHoBIA.-some
months since Mr.. H., 4 highly respectable
gentleman, residing near Waterloo, Fau-
quier county, Va, whilst playing with Il
tavorite dog, Carlo, much to his surprise
was bitten on the left hand near the wrist,
but so slightly that the wound was not per-
ceptible till next morning, and was treated
as a mere scratch, as the dog was not then
mad, nor has he up to this time evinced
any signs of hydrophobia. Time wore on,
months had elapsed, and the bite or scratch
was forgotten until Mr.. IL. cvinced dispo-
sition to walk oil his all-tourS, until it be-
came constant habit, and when turning Il
corner invariably raised his left leg.
He is perfectly rational on all subjects eX-
ccpt mad dogs, as he gravely asserted in the
presence Of the mayor of Warrenton that
on coming to town he had just seen four
teen mad dogs OH the road, on which the
worthy mayor issued his mandate to Il e
town sergeant to kill all dogs running at
large unless wearing Il muzzle.-Culpeper
Observer.
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DlsABl1IT1Es..-In the United States Sc
nate on Thursday Mr.. Lewis presented the
petitions Of Joseph Lyder, Of Winchester,
and George j. stephens, of Greene, praying
for the removal Of their political disahili-
ties; which were referred to the Select
Committee on the Removal Of Political
disabilities.
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II AIR--Do Guahels PLASrEREGs
a. AAsR Sos ssis % HuLsT h 80.
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CHARCOAL WATER-CoOLERs

To - -. I;
DAVID PARR & SONS, at No. 9 Fonrtoe1l1
street. are manufacturing their improved CHA ~
COAL WATER-Cts0I4Ek, and they wall kecH ~
same quantity Of tee longer thaa any osaeE Cool
They also manufacture the best ST0NEWAkA
In the United Ssates and are selling ~ teaa pk1c
than the northern postsrs.
Encourage tcme manufactortess my tS-lm
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the State has pronounced the bill recel tly
passed by the Legislature rs unconstitu'
tional. An opinion, signed by the promi-
nent lawyers of this place, has been for,
warded to Richmond. This document
plainly and squarely decides against the
consolidation act.-Lcrington Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18

ANOTHER CoMMITTEE-R DOM SCESE.-Therc
was quite scene in the It. Domingo COM
mittcc to-day when, in reply to a question,
Consul Perry, who was on the witness
stand. stated that senator Howard had ap-
preached BIN to influence him not to write
report to the State Department on The
imprisonment OF Hatch, and that if he
would not he (Mr. IIowarO would make it
all right with the President. Senator How
ard, who was present, denounced the state.
lnrnt As false, but Perry reiterated it, and
visiting cards with memoranda on them.
There was positive sensation over this.
The committee had hard work to keep
order and preserve the peace. After all, 1t
i believed that the evidence will yet show
up the improper influences used in negotia-
ting this -. Domingo treaty. Washington
;ciegrGm-- baltimore Sun.
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COMBINATION OF TIE FREDEIICKsBuRG
AND ALEXANDRIA RALRoAD.-Inthe United
States Senate Thursday Mr.. Cameron intro
duced bill which gives the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad right Of way through
Washington city by way Of Maryland ave-
with any Virginia roads that may desire the
connection. The bill gives the long bridge
t. the company on condition that they con-
tract to keep the same always i'll repair.
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BUTLER WoRaTED.-Rcfcrrin to Mr.. RAN
dali because he had asked a question which
Butler couldn't answer, Butler said, on
Wednesday. "Fools as well as some gen.
;lcmen on the other side of the House can
often ask questions which even wise men
couldn't answer" This aroused Randall,
who cried ont 50 that he could be heard
above the rapping of the Speakers gavel,
some of us on this side cf the House are
honest, and that's more than can be said Of
You. and YOU know it,
This created an uproar Of laughter and
applause, which for time drowned But
les voice and the hammering of the Speak
cr's gavel upon his desk.
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DEFINED S u G A R S.-CUT, LOAF,
III CRUSHED. POW DERED, GRANULA-
TED, "a" COFFEE, "Bn COFFEE, and EX-
TRA"Cn SUGARS, for sale by
lie Is ROREkT z. @ILLIAMS L co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18

The FoRTY-EIGuT Hour RULE.-Supcr-
visor Bloomfield, Of Chicago, has sent tele-
gram 10 the Commissioner Of Internal Re-
venue stating that the motion on behalf of
dt,tiIicr!cs for injunction to rcStrain The col
lection Of taxes under the forty Eight hour
rUir has been oycIrulcd and all the cases
dismissed by the court.
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RRFR1GERATNRa. &c

= !,
TN SEASON.-REFRI G
TENT FKEEZERS FRUiT-JARS, patent Ma
rIUNAL COFFEE-PDrS,f SfLxEH-LtGHT
BURNERS, &C., for sale Low by
KELLOGG GIBSON,
my -1m le07 Azta street.
DEEP COOL.--Slate.i lined REFRiGE-
N RATORS,5 IcE.kITchEisS va Ell
my s. LIN 1907 Man strest.
CE-WATER.-ROSE 81 Days HOME
MADE WATER-EGUIsERS,t tho best Ia use,
for sale oy KELLOGG Z GIBSON,
my a5--Im ls91 MAin stE0s =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18

L1AA1ILY FLOUR, FAMILY FLOUR
few bsrrcls OF this Celebrated -four which is Justly
regarded as the best In the market for sale by
ier-2t Agents.
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II il notorious here Chat is 10 say in every
tody's mouth) that Mr.. Gushing is now con-
suited upon all lmp0rt0ht administrative
matters, as he has been for q tong tim G. as
/" the most ingenious means Of ingnoring
rust claims upon the Government Of the
United States preferred by long-suilering
claimants. If he did not srt7te, will it be
denied that he dictdted the lnessase:-
Washington telegram-B Baltimore Gazette.
TOBACCO REGULATIoSs.-Thc revenue Off
Gers urc preparing I'LL amendment TO the
present regulations governing the transpor-
init tobacco transported in bond from one
port TO another for the purpose Of eXporta-
ton TO he shipped without being ware
housed in the second port. BY this means
considerable saving VIII be effected to the
manufacturer, as the carriage. &C., In the So.
eond port Will be saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18

CUuSOliltltlOL uCt.-LtLtbytOie ue"Ctso'
CAN'T AGREE.-Thc case Of james Madl.
son Federal soldier), charged with the
murder of William L. Boley tcitizen), was
committed to the jury yesterday, and up to
q late hour last nj ht no verdict had been
rendered. The jury has not yet been dis
charged, and may agree upon verdict THIS
MISUNDERSTANDING Firgtnaan.
THE CASE OF Mr.. MACK.-A friend who
is acquainted with all the facts Of the case
informs Us that the resignation Of MIR. Mack
was brought about by other causes than
those allcged.-Lynchbu1g Republican.
Pat Woods whipped Porter for saying
some two or three years ago in speech to
the negroes that they "would make much
better voters than the dirty Irish and
Dutch. fredericksburg Neacs.
Mr.. Whackinhouser, who was stabbed
last Saturday evening, and who was re-
ported in the Ledger to have died the next
day, is not MISUNDERSTANDING Ledger.
Colonel Alfred l.. Rives has been recent
~ appointed chief engineer Of the Mobile
and Alabama Grand Trunk rallroad.-Lee
's6arg Journal.
Our delegate to the Legislature, John 4
Strother. ESD, who was badly hurt at the
Richmond calamity, is rapidly improving,
and will soon return to Hlchmond.-CHtpe'
per Observer.
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BOunffcS

The House to-day passed the bill equal
izing bountics. allowing eight and one-third
dollars per month to all soldiers who served
in the late war, deducting the amount
already received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18

100 BOXES TURKISH PRUNES, ON
lOO consignment .o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18

SHOULDERS, SIDES, JOLES, and HAMS
LARD in 3 and pound caddes:
LARD in tierces, half barrels, and kegs,
for sale by
ie15 ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
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kU-kLUy on THE RErESUE.-Supervisor
Emery, Of Tennessee, reports to the Rcve-
nue. Bureau the seizure, in Henry county,
Tennessee, Of forty-four boxes OF tobacco,
which had been Illegally carried to and con-
ccaled in the house of w. n. Wilson. The
tobacco was found to be without stamps or
III, marks required by the law. While be-
in. carried 10 the collectors office party of
masked men attacked those in charge of it
aud succeeded in rccapturing it. The rcye-
mao officers, with the aid Of detachment Of
cavalry, are searching for it and at the same
time operating against illicit manufacturers.
The Supervisor expresses the opinion that
b" viii he able to break up the illicit traffic
now being carried on Washington tete-
gram Baltimore Sun.
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C0unterfeits.

A large number Of counterfeit ten-dollar
greenbacks, with the face Of Lincoln upon
them, were to-day received at the Treasury.
The genuine notes bear likeness Of Web
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GROCERIES, &C.

A GREAT REDUCTION. IN THE
n PRICE OF GOOD TEA, ROASTED COT
FEE. and SUGAR, at j. H. ANTHONY,S TEA
STORE, 1872 Main street, three doors above the
Spctswood Hotel, on the opposite side. Best Gubs
powder, sl.Ss; second quality s1.75. Best
fast, sl.2s :; Young Hvson and Imperial $3.50.
Best Java Roasted Coffee, 4Oc. Laguayra, a5c. ;
best Rio, SOC. White Coffee Sugar l3c.; cut Loaf,
15c. lie IL
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100 BARRELS MURRISS & CO.'S SY-
lOO RUP; 100 barrels Baltimore and New York
les A,Y. STORES C GO.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-25
SIMPLE NATURE.

Harpers Bazafs s$arcaring of the effect
Of simplicity in the midst of elaborate
and expensive artifice, says: "Let u
young woman with no hair but her own
aud that simply dressed, enter room
filled with those whose heads arc clab-
orately built up with a profusion OF
purchased locks, aud sec who will be
most admired. 1t is great advantage
for a woman, iu these days of artfcc,
to remain herself, aud thus be unlike
every one else. A simple dress, white
or black, will produce the greatest cf-
feet when surrounded by the most gor-
gcous costumes. These serve, as it were,
as frames for the former, and women are
often forced to. confess that they have
drapcd themselves magnilicently, ut an
immense expense, for no other purpose
than to heishten by contrast the beau
ty of q rival. In fact they have been
wearinga dress which is very becoming
to-others."
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K O S kOO

Prepared by DIR. j. j. Lawrence, tho celebrated
p YsIcIAN and CHEN ST, Norfolk, VA, il SAT-
and RELIABLE remedy fur ALL diseases
CAUSED by
TORplDlrY OF TIE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
DISORDER. OF TIE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANGEMENrS OF rIIE NERy yOUS
SYSTEM.
II PuIirl and ENRIcnEs the BLOOD, RES.
TORIES the LIVER and KIDNEYS to healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES tho BOWELS,
and INvluonATEs The NERVOUS SYSTEM.
IL "a Nut Patent Medicine.
FORMULA around each bottle.
ENDORSED by tic Lsst Mysiciaas.
The MOST pOprLAM Medicine in use.
DIR. LAWRENCE is constantly in receipt of
GRATEFUL letters and TESTIMONIALS of nEMARKA,
BILE CURES performed, Ly KosKoo.
All lcttcrs answered and advice given-rnEE.
K0SKOO for sale by Druggists everywhere ut
ONE 66fLAn PER BOTTLE. For sale by
j. L. W. DcLormc,
July 2S-ly Sumter, S. C,
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VINClNNATI, q.
Sold by A. ANDERSON & co, Sumter. s. {
SHAKING AND BURNING.


1t Is not necessary to journey from tho tropics
to Alaska in order to experience tho extremes of
heat and cold. Thousands undergo all the in
convcnicnccs oft this thcrmomctrical change every
day, or every other dny, rs tho cnse may be,
without tho trouble of moving over the thrcsl-
hold. word with these involuntary shakcrs.-
What aro they doing to expedite thoir return to
u me'lium temperature p to break the chills an!
bnnish tho fovcr? Arc they dosing themselves
with quinine, thorcby impcriling tho souudncss
Of their bones and imraring tho vigor OF
their brains and nervous system? Some of them
arc, no doubt. but not the majority of them, it
is believed. Tho vauo Of Hostcttor's Stomach
Bitters lis harmless and certain specific for fe-
yer and aguc is und rstood and appreciated in
all parts of the country whcro internittcnts pre-
vnil. The residents Of such localities begin to
take it carly in the spring as n protection
against the M asm by which they are surround
cd not all Of them, perhaps, for blind ad-
hcrcnce to error is tho speciality of some people
but tho greater number.
Ii thcro is any Gxod f,ct in therapeutics, il
is this: that tho Bittcrs atc fer better safe
guard against uil the varieties of portable maln-
dies produced by unwhoicsome exhala,ions than
any drug or compound in the matera melicn Of
tho profession. This assertion is made with all
duo respect to The faculty. but being M mpor-
tant truth, nnd one that nearly CONCERNS the
health of large settlements in various parts Of
the country, aHd indeed Of tho public Mt large
1t is ma,lu fcurlcssly. Founded on a,nplc
an! unimpeachao!o testimony, it dcfcs disprv-
val.
To break up ohlls and fevcrs. ms we'll
as to prcvcn. them, thcro is nothing sp
iivr
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to health
in fcw weeks, bya very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with II severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to mako known to his fellow. sufferers
the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy OF tho
prescription used tfree Of chnrgc) with the
directions Cor preparing and using tho same.
which they will find suro Cure for Consump
ti"n. Asthma. Bronchitis, etc. Tho object Of the
advertiser in sending tho Prescription is bcnc-
fit tho afflicted and spread INFORMATION which he
conceivcs to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing tho prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
June g,
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"PARIS BY SUNLIGHT AND GAS,
LIGHT.3.

"PARIS BY SUNLIGHT AND GAS,
LIGHT.o
work descriptive ofthe Mysteries and Misercs
the Virtues, Vices. Splendors, and Crimes of
the City of Paris-By james D. McCabc
Jr.
Wo know Of no book that VIC linve read with
moro pleasure and profit to ourselves than this
1t abounds in sparkling descriptions of the gny
Metropolis by night and day, and the pictures Of
celebrities in that wicked but fascinating city arc
perfect. We wander amidst tho time hallowci
monuments of the past, are dazzlcd by rho mag
nifcence of tho present, dine in tho gittcrng
Cafes Of tho PALMS Royal, stroll with tho merry
crowds along the Bou'ovards. and look OH Mt
the Jnrdin Mabile. whero the original Can can
is nightly danced to the most voluptuous of
strains. Our author seems to have the nico dis.
elimination Of an artist, and paints only tnose
pictures for his rcnders which will bo gladly
seized upon and appreciated. There is, however,
no point fnny interest that ho sights. and
ono may read this book and easily imagine him
self beholding the worry thing ho rcads of. 1t Is
forcible illustration ofthe old adage, "truth is
stranger than felton," for the author has given
us pictures which, though true TO the lfo. are SO
strange and seemingly full Of romance, that one
can hardly bolieve them real But tho book ia
far from being an cxaggeration. Our renders
will recognize its fairness at once by tho modcra
ton Of its statements, and the absence of super
lntives from its pages, and all who pcruso it
will ngree with US that n" moro remarkable and
deeply interesting book has been offered to tho
public for many years. How cnn it be otherwise
when 1t is faithful picture of The most facinatng
city in the world ? tits very absorbing, and we
arc sure no one who takes it up will put it down
unread. 1t Is illustrated with 150 fnc sngruvipgs
by the best artists Of France :--Dorc, De Bar
Therond and othcrs-and tho letter. press is per-
feet. Ihe volume is sold only by subscription.
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~S'<S--
1T PAYS TO INSURE,

We learn that the "KicImond Bonk.
ing and Insurance Company" Of Rich
mond, Va, has through its agent here.
Mr.. ANTHONY WHITE, promptly settled
the claims Of Messrs. a. j. MOSES and
JULIUS ScHwER1N, against it, for dam
ages sustained by them in the late fire.
In one Of these instances the compan y
has been especially liberal, allowing
compensation for an estimated loss from,
theft in the removal of the goods, al.
though most insurance policies expressly
ssipulate that the Company shall not be
held liable for such loss.
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COUNT THE COST.

A days ride in almost any part of our country
will show moro than one practical illustration of
tho man who commenced to build his castle With.
out counting the cost Men often leave out Of
their calculations such little matters as doors,
blinds, sashes, mouldings, 30, and In tho end
and no comfort 10 the house which thoy have
built. Remember, therefore, before building,
writo to p. P. Toals, Charleston, s. c., tho
largest manufacturer ofdoors. Ac., In tho South.
srn States, for an ssimats Of the cost Of finish
Ing.
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GEN. H. E. COLsTON,

We publish in this days paper, the
Memorial Address of G en-. II. e. Colstop, ,
formerly ofthe Virginia Institute, deli.
vered on the 10th instant, that bcing
memorial day at Wilmington. Let all
read it. It is eloquent, noble and lofty
'n sentiment, illustrating the tcnacity
with which the love and affection of the
living still cling to the sleeping dust of
our fallen Heroes.
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n@- We are pleased to see in the
Sumter Marble Yard some specimens
OF work which wo consider as neat as
can be gotten up in the State or else.
where. They are very handsomely de.
signed and taste fully executed.
Those desiring work in his line,
would do we'll to call and see friend
smith, the proprietor and principal
workman, who is always ready with
chisel and mallet in hand, to execute
work upon short notice of any design
which might be desired.
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n0- Our attention has been attracted
by beautiful specimen in the buggy
line, built at the work shop of our en-
terprising townsman, jackson Moses,
Esq. LISA light coal box buggy of
most beautiful workmanship. 1t is
worth looking at. Go and see it,
With two such workmen as Mr.. w. j.
Anderson and Mr.. j. T. Bryant, Mr..
Moses shop produces the ornamental as
we'll as tho useful.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-25

Ia Our town was visited on Friday.
the 10Th inst, by two distinguished
gentlemen, Hon. Il. r. BRIDGES, presi-
dent Of the Will. Col. and Aug.
hsii Road, who arrived here in his pri-
'ate car, accompanied by his friend and
guest, the Hon W. JONES of Fayet.viIle
Tennessee. The object Of Mr.. BRrDaEs'
visit was to inaugurate immedi lately the
building Of tho road to Columbia, and
u his plans arc carried out tho road to
;nat ina point will be completed by the LIST
December next.
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4V- An anonymous letter writer
says there is mystery about tho effect
of the weather on piety. Sabbath hea,
seems hotter, Sabbath cold colder, aud
Sabbath rain wetter, than that of any
other day; for the same measure of
heat, or cold, or rain, on week day,
will not keep o man from his usual
business.
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NEW BOOKS
Sumter Book Store.

WE arc constantly receiving additions to our
Stock; somo Of the latest, as follows:
Gates Ajnr,
llcdged In,
Litto WOmon,
Tho Old Fashioned Girl.
OF these works the Booksellers Guido for
April, says that tho sale is prodigiously largo,
amounting to noarly $4,000 copies Of each.
Saturday Night. by "Brck" Pomoroy.
SO Runs tho World Away.
Hammer Il Rnpicr, by Eston Cook
IIit to Hit, {"
Redas n ROsc II She.
Diary of a Medical Student, by Warren.
The Runaway Match. by Mrs. HonV Wood
The Lost viii, ="
The Gipsy Daughter.
Josephine. by Grace Aguilar.
The Hidden Path, by Marion IIarland.
Sunny Bank,
Phemie's Temptation.
Harpsrs' l. Loslies illustrated papors,
Every Saturday. IN English rspript,
In which 10 being published Dickens Now Novel,
The Mystery of Edwin brood.
} April 20 A. WHITE q co.
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. .aAmPsDN TIN RORGRR.

SAMPsON TRD RORGRR. ~
We learn from tho Columbia Guar
dian, Of che 2Srd inst. tha. this adroit
saouudrel, released from oussody on
$1,000 bail, has departed the State, and
there is now but litsle prospees of his
being brought to accoant for his great
crime.
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b~ A New York exchange says
"Half "a dozen negroes were arrested in
this city for illegal voting on Tuesday
Some of those who attempted to vote
had not been in the city month"
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Gold 1315@114 in New York,
Cotton 225 in New York.

- In marrying young white girl to
mulatto in the presence Of nualber
of the dignitaries of Western town.
Justice Garrett said: "In the name OF
the Great Jehovah, tho Continental
Congress aud the Fifteenth Amendment,
/ pronounce you husband aud wife,"