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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-09-09

SWALLOWING MEDICINE.-It is a great pity there
is no Prohibitory Liquor Law for medicine! There
is just as much intetnperanee in drinking physic as
drinking anything else. No man ruins his health
without bringing the consequences down upon
himself. Like Sampson, he destroys the temple,
and buries himself in the ruins. With all due
respect to the doctor. beware of drugs which peo-
pie are taking by the cart load.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-09-09
Fine Linen Bosom

White Cotton Shirts,
Fancy Calico shirts, Hickory sb''~
Heavy Merino Undershirts,
SILK Imitation Undershlrts,
Brown Cotton Undershirts' an. n,
Turkey Red suspenders, Black s Ts,e,
Black SIX Elastics, Blue Cotton n,
Wooden and Cotton Girths, feAin''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-16

POLICE COURT, TuURsDAY-JuStice j. j
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
4. Brave, for allowing q vicious dog to
run at large and bite Reuben Jacobs, was
let off on condition that the dog be killed at
once.
Samuel Banks, Scott Crawley, and VIM.
Harris, charged with being diSorucrly and
obstructing Broad street, were warned and
let off.
Bradford Robinson (colorcd) and Thomas
Diner, for assaulting aud beating W. W Illus
with rocks, were warned and let oil Tor the
last time.
Badlord Robinson (coloredD, up to an.
swer for assauting Policeman Hicks and
for attempting to rescue prisoner, was
fined SO.
Adlie Robinson (colored), for interfering
with the police, was warned and dis
Preston Richardson (colored,) was fined
81 tor using indecent language i'll the street.
Leslie Moore, for being drunk and un-
able to take care of himself, was let OIL, 1t
being his first appearance.
Sophia Lee (colorcO, charged with
throwing L brick into the house OF Mary
Ouarles, was scut to Jail for three months
in default of security.
Jim Hamilton and John BoWlcS (coi-
orcd) put in an appearance to answer Iol
stealing one piece OF bacon from John
Ba agley, were let OF, the evidence not sus'
tanning the charge.
Henry b. Spriggins IA small colored boy,
for sleeping in the street, was DISCHARGED
Frank Morris (colorcd), tor as:aultln9
and beating Ellen Jones, was hned 3l.
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THE SHOOTING CASE IN WASHINGTON.

o. Is. S. Wall. colored justice OF the
peace, was shot this afternoon by Capt. NJ.
l.. Davenport, clerk in the Second Audi
tors office, who fired two shots OF Il re-
volver at him, one ball taking effect IN his
abdomen. Persons in the office at the time
knocked Davenport down TO prevent his
further Use of the pistol, and he was taken
to the station-houSe. Wall was taken to
his home and submitted to the care of sur
geons, who look serious over his wound.
Davenport recently sold secondhand
worthless, as she claimed, she sought
Walls assistance asa justice in securing its
return and repayment Of her money,
which Davenport refused. Davenport sub
sequently entered Walls office, us above
stated, and, it is alleged, without notice,
fired the shots. He had been drinking
Washington letter-Balt1more Sun.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, WED.
NEsDAT.-Jud1e FItzhu3h.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Burr VS.. Hutchcsop's administrator and
others. Order reviving the cause against
John W. Wright, sheriff of the city of
Richmond, and rs such administrator de
donis non Of a. Is. Hutcheson, deceased,
and ordering the cause to be docketed.
Norwood, p. q.
Cosby's administrator vs.. Cosby and
others. Order granting leave to Wellington
Goddin and james L. Apperson to file their
demurrer and answer to the original and
amended bills. Sands & Leake, p. q.
Morris vs.. Jacobs. Decree reviving the
cause against George w. Armistead and
Henry {. Morton, asSignees in bankruptcy,
as defendants and it being suggested that
tie cause has been compromised. 1t is
agreed that the plaintiff receive from the
Union Bank Of the city Of Richmond
S279.37, his costs; that the defendants, as
signees Of Jacobs, receive from said bank
S1625 81, amount Of their costs, and the re-
mainder, S25G 9S. be divided equally be-
tween plaintiff and defendants. Ould and
Darlington, p. q.
VeStry OF St. Paups Church, CT parte.
Order substituting Archer Anderson, Geo.
A. Barksdale, Francis D. Cunningham,
James n. Dunlop, and David \. Walker,
as trustees in certain deeds i'll lieu Of GER
tain other trustees deceased.
August Weimar was appointed commit
tee on the estate of VIM. Brimmcr, who has
been adjudged 4 lunatic.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE 1st, 1877.


This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this sea-
son. Amoug other improvements. there has been
added all elegant and pscious ballroom, adJoln.
Ing the parlor; the parlor has been enlarged and
improved, and the proximity OF the two renders
each easily accessible. IL Will be kept In style
not surpassed ywhere In Virginia
The WATEhS Of these special Springs either
cure or gceatly relieve most cases or Scrofua In
cipient Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis Chrou-
tc i.2ryngiris, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dys-
peosa, Chronic Diirrh9a. Chronic Dysentery.
They are also q great value in those affections
which are peculiar to the female constitution and
as an apelizer, tonic, and general restorative,
they are, perhaps, unriyaled amongst mineral
waters The proprietor will have provided Tor lhe
4wn5 and ballroom frst-class Band Of Music,
and IN general all the sources of amusement and
recreation usually found at our best summer re-
sorts viii be at the command OF the guests az
ROCK bkIDGE ALUM, The place Is wlihln
eleven to thirteen hours OF Richmond. w ashln2-
tom Baltimore, ETC., by rail- all In daylight. Pas
sengers lesye the cars Of the Chesap ana Ohlo
railroad at Goshen depot, and new and eiegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smoo.h anu
level road OF only eight miles, set down the Vsi-
tors L the Springs To tea.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE IN THE HOTEL.
JAS. A. FKAZIEk, Proprietor.
DR.. Fl. r. NOEL, tf Baltimore, Resident Ph5 81
clan.
Mr. s. N. MULLEN, late Of Capon Springs,
The Rockbridge Water IS for sale by. PUR-
CELL, iADD 8 Co, Richmond III. A. q 9. A.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GEO. III. MCINTYRE,
CharIo les vile.
Tescriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
M 2a-tIJll
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FROM WASHINGTON.
TO TIE CITY COUNCIL, OR THE WATER COM
MITTEE.
From The Washington Republican,


From ihe Washington Republican,
4 Ne7o and Valuable mUention.-The ne
cesSity for some simple device to take the
place of steam engine for many purposes
has long been telt. A cheap and wonderful
apparatus. which etlectually accomplishes
this object. is now on exhibition in this
city. 1t will perform all the work that is
done by costly and complicated machinery
hitherto used for raising water, and in a
much more reliable and economical man-
ner, as it dispenseS with all movable parts.
This automatic steam pump is adapted
to all pieces where water is to be raised
city Water-workS, mining, irrigation, drain
age. railroad-tankS, steam and sail vessels,
bleweries, sugar-houseS, manufactures,
public buildings, private houses, stock
purposes, &c. 1t requires no nginccring
ability to operate it, as vacuum pump
and pound of steam is sufficient to raise
water thirty feet. Sands, salts, and sedi-
ments, cannot affect its operation in the
least. 1t has no friction to overcome by
working machinery. 1t utlliZes the col
lapsing as we'll as the direct force Of the
steam, and in every respect is wonderful
invention, and we'll worthy the attention
of our people. 1t will be on exhibition
for a few days, and it is only necessary to
see it to he convinced Of its unriyalled ad-
YantageS.
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GRUBBS d WILLIAMS will sell at p. NJ.
the residence and lots on Grace, Laurel, and
FRANKLIN s.reets, opposite to Monroe Park.
LEE GoDDIN will sell at 6 p. NJ two building
lots on the south side OF Grace, between ls.h
and 18th streets.
LYME 4 BRO. will cell at p. NJ. two bu!ldinp o
lots on the west line Of 27th street, between
Broad and Marshall streets.
JAMES M. TAYLOR will, cell at g P. M. lots as
follows: I'd and Baker streets; OIL Leigh street,
near Ebenezsr Church; Duval street, rear of
above; and on st. Fe:crs street. between Leigh
and Duval.
W. GODDIN will sell at 7. M. n residence ant
vacant lots at the northwest corner Of Grace
and 2sth streets.
COOK & LAUGHT0N will cell at 10 A. NJ. an
assortment of furniture &c.
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T1,rr p1,STs Of THE New MOVEMENT

THREE PLANKs OF THE New MOVEMENT
PLArFoRM IN NIowA.-ResolUed, That we re-
cognize the binding obligation of the Con
slitution of the United States as it now eX
lists, without reference to the means by
which the same became the supreme law Of
the land.
Resolued, That we will faithfully support
the Constitution Of the United States rs il
now exists, and that we demand for it ;
strict construction, so as to protect equally
the rights of States and individuals.
ReS0l0ed, That we cherish the American
system of state and local governments, and
will forever defend the same against cen
traliZed Federal power.
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ehlrts made 10 order by f. b. SPENCE u SoN
merchant talors, 1890 Main street.
CAME Undershirts Is cents each, for sale oy L
b. SPENCE s. SON.
White ALPACA Goats, really nice, for sale py l.
3. SPENCE & Son. =.
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest!ngs, large stoch' ~
z. B. SPENCE & IONS merchant talioilns c''ao'
ish;nent. ,
Fancy Fielch Linens for pants, d. l..
SPENCE Il SONS merchant tailoring esIao'iSn
ment
" hite Corduroy, Marseilles, and Linen Fes's
large variety and lowest prices, AT <. D. efEN'
& SONS.
Linen Goats, one dollar, for sale BY L. b
SPENCE & soN.
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A VENERABLE ARTIsT.-The artist Thos
SuIly, the eminent portrait painter, is liv.
ing in Philadelphia, in the cighty-eighth
year of his age. lie is still bright and active
in his studio. Sully was born in England
His mother came from England to Norfolk,
Va, in 1894, and Sully took bis first lessons
in Charleston, $. G., where he began min
iature painting at seven years of age
During his long career he has painted the
nortruits of many of the prominent men Of
the country, including Lafayette, Jefferson,
Jackson, Adams, Monroe, and others.
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The LATEST AGoNY.-Costumes for the
seaside and country resorts now absorb the
breathing time Of society, and among the
Ihe H1eiI,se lower = skirt Iufled with Hamburg EN-,
t'ro;derv LIZ and each of these narrow tiounces
SeId beHioI'' in 'plaee @ by two-nch band of inser.
tion. Tine oyerskirt, made long, is open IN
front, with sides and back tres 6onUant'
The Jacket worn with this is close-tttlng'
long in front and back, where it is open,
and short at the sides. This is trimmed TO
match the skrt.-LetterJ from NeU lork
Lady in Washington Patriot.
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JOB PR1NTING.-We cali the attention of mer
chants, clerks OF courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail.
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, ani
all others having orders for printing, TO the facil
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
of all kinds CT Job Printing. We can furnish al
short notice Cards, Bil-Heads, Letter-Hcads
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Blils, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., sc. Satisfaction
Suarantead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-16

DEATH, OF THREE OLD C1TIzESs.-Dcath
has taken away within the past two days
three Of our old citizens:
Mr.. VIM. Liggon, a well-known builder,
died on Tuesday night, after protracted
illness, in the siXty-ninth year Of his age.
At the time of his death he was Il contractor
for one Of the public school.buildings now
being erected ; and many evidences of his
architectural skill are found in all parts OF
the city.
Mr.. William Slater died on Wednesday
night, in his seventy-tifth year. He was a
native Of New Kent, but had long resided
here, successfully engaged in mercantile
pursuits, in which he had not only amassed
4 considerable estate, but earned we'll
deserved reputation in his vocation.
Mr. Bacon TAFT also died on "Wednesday
night, aged about seventy years. He was
born in Campbell county, was in early life
engaged rs q clerk in dry-goods store in
Lynchhurg, but subsequently, removed to
this city, where he accumulated large
fortune in business. For many years he
was an active and useful member Of the
City Council.
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personal Ernest Wiltz, Esq, our late
resnected conf ere of the press or this city,
but now engaged in the interest of the
Creenbricr White Sulphur Springs, we are
pleased to announce, has returned to klch'
mond after successful tour through the
southern States. He will only remain among
us a few days, when he will leave for Tue
" Greenbrier," his permanent station
during the solstice months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-16

CONTEST FOR MEDAL.-The annual con.
test lor the Hiram Woods defamation
mcdal OF Richmond College will take Mace
IN II! the Mu Sigma Rho Hall, at that insritn.
Lon, tonight (F'riday) at 81 O'Clock, Rev.
Ur. curry, who presides over the class. an.
thorizes us to extend an invitation to- the
puollc to be present on that occasion.
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A.. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE is 1871

= ENLARaINa THE THIRD POLICE STATION
housE The work of enlarging the Brook
Avenue Engine-house and Third Police
statlon has been commenced. The carmen.
ters were engaged yesterday in building
some, some OF the frame work, and the brick,
ayers VIII probably commence their work
tpo ttIp,aay: Messrs. shepperson & Lacy have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-16

RETURNED WITH One OF TIE PRIzE-FIGHT,,
ERs,-Detcctivc Kendall O'Dwyer returned
to the city yesterday morning, having in
charge Charles Dousherty, who was ar
rested in Washington some days since,
charged with being connected with the re-
cent prize-fght which took place near this
city between kersey and White.
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u oNAA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
Mi;ohA4Sg M;ol e, iosT-0FFIcE. JUNE Is. 1871
M's5 u: u: Shields, 9O3 18th street; Miss
a. at,.int a. aill' W 1MilIIamsburs, Va; Mrs. A. 3.
Va. j. b. Renauld, Springfield. Mass. !:
Peter Walthall, No. 115 Canal street; B.
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New PAPER MILL. We understand that
Mr.. w. b. Allegro and other gentlemen
have bought the property formerly owned
by the Bclvidere Manufacturing Company,
south OF the Petersburg Railroad depot,
and propose putting up tlrst-class paper
mill, thus adding another to the numerous
manufactures of this city.
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Another assortment or Smiths American Or
gana Just received, which, together with fine
variety OF Stsnway's celebrated Pianos, iorm the
finest display OF first class instruments ever seen
! in this city. SLEIGHT & HOWARD, agents, oppc-
site DDst-onice.
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10. O. +. ELEcr1oN.-At q meeting OF
Nelson Encampnent, held "Wednesday
evening, the following officers were elect
ed: |. i. ii. Brewer, q. p; J. j. Hamp-
ton, II. p; q. r. Minor, S. W.; VIM. J.
Riddick, scribe; Ii. Smith, trea'r; j. T.
Pearson, j. w.
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Your corns, bunions, nails !onychia maligna)
whttlows, &C., all diseases Of the feet and hands,
&C. The only s,fe certain, painless, and instan-
taneous relief TO BE- obtained ls to 20 70 DIR.
SCHULTZ, 18th street, near Main. Refrain from
taking advice from those unskiled In the profess
Ion, nor apply violent remedies.
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On all pubic or private sates Of Real Eo,ate
made betroeen the lstor Jdnuarv o,sd the 10, nj
'nfp the p'trchdsers pay the tnres for the nre-
sent year; but on all sntea bet,ose1, the srst
day Of July and the last day Of Decepsbsr the
seller pays them.
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FINEST CHRoMos FOR sALE.-The public Is re-
spectfuliy invited to call and examine ths lsrges,
and most valuable collection OF Chromos ever Of
fered for sale in this city, On exhibition at our
salesroom. second floor. Catalogues will be ready
before the d Y Df sale. Cook LAUGHToS.
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CRoPs IN RoCKISGuAM.-Thcre has not
been better prospect for an abundant crop
OF early potatoes in this vicinity for many
verrs. than the present one. Our market
i, beginning to be supplied with the best
varieties, OF superior quality and size. The
prospect for an average crop Of grass, in
this county generally, so far as we can
learn, is a good one. In some instances, 1t
i true, tie yield Of clover will not be so
heavy IN consequence of the dry weather in
May. We notice that some lots oil wheat
III this vicinity are rapidly maturing-some
indeed ripe enough to be cut. We may,
therefore, expect an unusually early lar
vcSt.-NuyTls0,.burg Commonwealth.
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Flowers are the symbols or love 10 the voluptu-
Gus East. Their Fl agrance, says Oriental poet,
Is the silent Language or Affection. If this Is so
Pha!on,s new ravishlns perfume, Love You, is
the mo t appropriate OF all presents for lover 10
make TO his fair lady, for lis Intense and enduring
odor might well express the depth and perma-
uence Of his passion.
Sold by all druggists.
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL

A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL
IA BE OPENED FOR The RECEPTION
OF VISITORS JUNE 2gTH.
These Springs, so lo1g and iavorably known TO
the public, have passed into the hands OF the un-
dersigLed. who pledges him sell to dsvCte his en-
tire tne to the comfort and pleasure OF his guests.
h. waters have been held In high esteem by medi-
cll men Of eninence. especially IL diseases OF the
SKlr, IVER, and X DNEYS.
A chalybeate spring Of great strength has been
recently found near the place.
FINE MUSIC In attendance.
Terms hoard per month OF % days, $3.50
per day, s2 per week. Si2. Parties furnishing
their own bed linen and lights, $3.50 PER month
Children under zen years and servants, half price
The hack will meet The traic that leaves kicn
mond at s:l5.
kound trip tickets, $3.50.
For further particulars. address the Undersigned
or apply W :. !. COTTRELL, Richmond.
+. r. FARRAR, Proprietor.
Dr.. NJ. F. IT. EVANS, Resident Physician.
10 EGiy
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THE DOLLAR TORE, SSs Main street, has just
received an elegant assortment OF" Milton Gold"
iewelry sets. well worth seeing. Also, very neat
new style, three. shelf, portable book.racK' aho
bows, and girls merluo, lace, aad marseiles hats
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MANUFAcToRIEs.-M Manufacturer who de.
sire to have descriptions of their establish.
ments embodied in the report of the Cham
Der OF Commerce ought to send them in
Immediately to the secretary. In q few davs
iC will he too late.
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NoTEs on THE CRoPs.--An intelligent and
oiscrvant gentleman from Bedford informs
Us that the wheat crop. which is now being
harvested in his county, is much better
than had been expected; that though the
quantity is deficient in some instances. the
quality-i excellent. On the whole, the
farmers are in much better spirits than
they We're q few weeks ago.
The Weld Of cats will be unusually light.
many fields not being worth the trouble OF
harvesting. Glover is generally very low,
and quite Il number of fields in this section
will not be moved i'll consequence. There
will probably be full average crop of rye,
buckwheat, aud Irish potatoes. Sorghum
i not much cultivated, and generally looks
baGlv. The growing corn, however, IS un-
uSuilly promising. and preparations have
been made for IN nprecedentc0ly large
cror.
The prospects. for tobacco are decidedly
unfavorable. Many planters, seeing their
plants destroyed by the fly as fast as they
appeared, abandoned tobacco entirely and
turned their attention to corn. The heavy
rains which fell Il few weeks since destroyed
the fly and greatly benefited the plants,
hut the relief came too late for full or good
crop TO be raised. The result is that those
WHO raise the weed at ali will be compelled
to cut it green. or give 1t up to the frost !;
so that the great bulk of Bedford tobacco
brought to market next year will neccsSa-
ri!y tie Of Il very interior quality.
Intelligence from Botetourt, Rock
bridge, and the northern portion of AM
herst, is more favorable. Ghe corn is gen.
orally looking remarkably well, wheat will
make full average YIELD, and the hay crop
wll be a very large one. In many localities
in Bolctpurt and Amherst there Is very
good prospect for tobacco, rye, oats, pota-
toes, and iruit, and there is no doubt that
the condition Of the crops have been very
generally cxagserated.-Lynchdurg Repub-
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MURDER AND SUICIDE IN MIssoURI.-St
LOUIS, June l4.-An alteration occurred
ut Jefferson City on Sunday evening be-
tween Mrs. Berry and her brother Hotins,
whicn ended in Hofins shooting his sister
nnd then blowing his own brains out. Mrs.
Bsrry died on Monday night. The case IS
involved in some mystery, and accounts
are q good deal confused. Mrs. Berry car
ried on n drug store, and owned considera-
bic properly. Her brother resided with
her,
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LOCAL MATTERS.


Persons leaving the city during the summer sea-
son can have the Dispatch mailed to their address
at so cents per month"; payable in advance.
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his case transferred from the County to the
Circuit Court, which does not meet until
October, and how, since then, one or two
efforts have been made to release him from
the grasp of the law: OF all this We have
heretofore informed our readers. With
these evidences of the Villains daring be-
fore us, We had hardly supposed he would
find another opportunity IN which to gain
bis freedom. But "the best-laid schemes
Of mice aud men oft gang awry," and on
Friday morning last it was discovered that
the bird had flown, and was once more on
the wing-that the place that knew him
the night before knew him no more. With
the small wire that bound broom he had
picked the lock that held his chains, and
with an old knife made into n saw Vurnish-
ed him no doubt by some nocturnal Wis
itor). he sawed the bars of his window, and
by the aid of his bcd-clothing, scaled the
outer walls, and is now "over The hills
and far away
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BRIDAL AND BIRTHDAY PREsENTS.-"e are
now opeulng many rare aud beautiful articles IN
fine ie enelIy, diamonds watches anu silver soous,
direct from The factories. at no"LAN u ". .
- ,rper II AIN eud 18th SIS.