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Cuba.
! rRlRD TO ESCAPE THs DRAFT.

NEW YoRK, March 7.--When the steam.
ship City Of New York, which arrived here
Thursday from Hayana, was dozen miles
north OF the latter place three men were dis.
covered hidden ip the life-boat. They said
they were syDpathizers with the Cuban
cause; did not want, to bedrafted in Havana,
and would pay their passage money upon
the arrival Of the vessel here. Nevertheless
the captain turned back to Havana and
turned the men over to the authorities.
THE DEATH OF oEREDEs coNFi.AEp.
HAVANA, March THE report of the kill.
ing Of ex.President Cespedes by some OF the
members, Of, the San Quentin battalion is
confirmed. 1t appears that on the 9th
iultimo the troops captured negro, and were
ordered by their commander to Shoot him.
The negro promised If his life was spared to
lead them to "a spot where Cespedes could
be found. This was assented 10, and the ex-
President was discoyered with few friends
tive leagues from Aserradero. His
companions succeeded in getting away, but
be could not escape, and while closely pur-
sued BY a detachment OF troops, led BY
sergeant, he turned and fired six shots from
his revolver. This was returned by the
troops, and Cespedes received bullets IN the
head and breast, causing Instant death. His
body was brought to Santiago de Cuba and
buried on the 1st instant. s, - ass:s--
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The THEATRE.--Miss Katie Putnam was
complimented with full house at her
matinee on Saturday. afternoon, when she
appeared as Little Cricket " in Fanchon," )"
and on Saturday night, when she represent.
ed " Pocahontas" in the ridiculous play of
that name. -
Throughout all last week she showed q
singular versatility of talent, and was so re-
markably successful it became evident to the
management that she is popular fayorite,
and they induced her to make a reengage-
ment for this week. ........ .-.....~
Tonight "Lorle" is announced-a play
entirely new in Richmond, and in which
Miss Putnam will appear for the first time.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing conyeyances of real estate were made
during the week ending March Tth:
Lots fronting - feet on First street be-
tween Duyal and Baker for 81 800; - feet
on Foushee street between Grace and Broad
for $4,000; 81 feet on Grace street between
Seventh and Eighth for S3,950; 80 feet on
Louisiana street near Fulton for S15; SO feet
on Eighth street between Franklin and
Grace for $4,000: % feet on Third street be-
tween Baker and Duval for $3.50 % feet on
Third street between Baker and Duval for
$3.50; 81 feet on Dover street near Plum for
$1,000; SO feet on Federal street for S170 ;
25 feet on Moore street near Oak for S10O ;
% feet on Oak street near Moore for SI5; 16
feet on Cary street between Adams and JET.
ferson for $1,000; 16 feet on Cary street be-
tween Adams and Jefferson for $4,000; 10
feet on Main street between Madison and
Beldere for 81, 800: Is feet on Main street
between Madison and Belvidere for $4,000 ;
80 feet on Fifth street north of Baker for
1925; 90 feet on Fifth street north Of Baker
for SlGO; 81 feet on Marshall street between
First and Adams for $l87.50; q feet on
Clay street for $2,430; % feet on Virginia
Central railroad and 26S feet on Virginia
Central railroad for 5000; G6 feet on Green
street for $500; $50 feet on Front street and
other Sugar Refining Company's land for
S6. 200. ..r. -.. s......-
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The lovers of music will be glad to learn
ras will be rendered at the Theatre by the
Richmond Amateur Opera Company. The
cast will he composed Of their leading sing
ers, and will.no doubt give great satisfaction
to those who appreciate good music. The
company is now rehearsing the following
operas: "Daughter of the Regiment" }"
"Elixir of Love-" and Bohemian Grip
all of which will be rendered during the
present season. .-......-.. ....
The company will rehearse tonight at
Ambold'S music store.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

-. =. : u
t..t...r .s- sza England. s-s-, "a; @.- sEs
THE TICHBOREE CASE--EXPL0sIOS OF HOT IRON
TWELVE PERSONS HORRIBLY AFFILIATED
LARGE CoTToN-MILL DESTROYED BY FIRE
AsHANTEE WAR, ETC. J .gsy.r.-J .t&'
, LONDON, March Proceedings are about
to be instituted against several prominent
persons on the charge of entering into con-
spiracy with, orton to get possession OF the
Tichborne estate. :T-s. =; -..s>.-- - =
A poem by the poet laureate [TenDyson]
in celebration Of the marriage Oh the Duke
of Edinb burgh is published to-day. ~
An explosion of q mould of molten iron
occurred at foundry ut Sheffield yesterday,
demolishing the building and shockiDgly
mutilatiug twelve Of the employees.
,.Disraeli has gone to Brighton. ~
The Earl OF Carnaryon, replying to depu-
tation Yesterday, deprecated the proposed
annexation of the Fiji islands.
The remains of DR.. Livingstone will be
transported from Africa to England at the
public expense. y Il. :.,.5-e ~. a.s
A large cotton mill was destroyed by fire
in Musselburgb, near Edinburgh, yesterday.
The loss is estimated at 0.0O0, and 800
operatives are Ousted. aGF l4 I,..aa-es...
h A diplomatic dispute has arisen between
Turkey and England in consequence OF
the arrest of British subject by Turks In
Label. ,v1s@ -,f} i. ;5as. .ts..sp:}
A special dispatch 10 The Telegraph from
the Ashantee expedition says there was a
sharp engagement on February 4th, which
lasted seven hours. An immense force Of
Ashantees, under the leadership OF the King
in person, aided by bis principal chiefs, OPP
posed the passage of the river Dan by the
British forces. Two officers of highlanders
were killed and thirty white men wounded.
The Ashantees were routed with heavy loss,
The King and his chiefs abandoned their
army and took to fight. : At the close Of the
battle Coonassie was occupied by Sir Garnet
iWolseley,s forces without opposition at dusk
on same day. The above is Of the same date
as Wolseley's last dispatch, previously re-
Upon the fall Of Coomassie, General Sir
Garnet Wolseley Issued Q general order 70
bis troops comp plimenting them upon their
bravery, and tcongratuiatiDg them upon
their success. In conclusion he said: 8, !. Eng.
land is proud OF such smen, and am proud
or the honor of commanding than" .:issf
Germany. ..ay3,-s.v
REsIH, March I. The Bishop Of Treyes
has been arrested for violation OF the eccie-
aiastieal law. -
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PIMPLEs, ERUPTIoNs, ROUGH SKIN.-The sys-.
Golden Medical Discovery for a few weeks, the
skin becomes smooth, clear, soft, and velVety, and
being Illuminated with the glow Of perfect health
from within, true beauty stands forth in all
its glory. Nothing ever presented to the public as
beautifyer Of the complexion ever gave such aat-
isfaction for this purpose as this Discovery. The
effects of all medicines which operate upon the sys-
TEN through the medium of the blood are necessa-
rIly somewhat slow, no matter how good the RENE
dy employed. While one to three bottles clear the
skin of pimpes, blotches, eruptions yellow spots,
comedones, or $ grubs,'' a dozen may possibly be
required to cure some where the system Is rot
ten with scrofulous or virulent bood-poisons, The
cure Of all these diseases, however, from the COM
mon pimple to the worst scrofua is, with the use or
this most potent agent only matter Of time. Sold
by all druggists. ~ E-a..i.
COVERED WITH ERCPTIoSS-cURED. ..,se
CLAvERAcK, COLUMBIA COUNTY, \, Y.
DR.. r. r. Pierce, Buffalo, ". l.: .
Dear Sir,-I am sixty years of age, and have oeen
afflicted with Salt Rheum in the worst form for
great many years. until, accidentally,l saw one Oh
your books, which described my case exactly.
bought your Golden Medical Discovery and took
two bottles and half, and was entirely cured
From my shoulders to my hands was entirely COW
lered with eruptions, also on face and body. was
likewise afflicted with rheumatism, so that walked
with great difficulty. and that is entirely cured.
May God spare you long life 10 remain blessing
to mankind. With untold gratitude, -.as
MRS. A. w. WILLIAMS =
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JAMES RIVER AND KAEAwHA CASAL.-There
will be conference of the friends Of the
James River and KanaWha Canal, in the
hall of the House Of Delegates tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock, to consider bill
which has been introduced III the House pro-
posing to allow the Canal Company to bor-
row $2,00O,000 "to extend their canal to
some point on Jackson river west Of Clifton
Forge" The bill also contemplates allowing
the "cities of Richmond, Norfolk, Peters
burg, Lynchburg, and the counties lying
contiguous to the James riyer," to subscribe
to said loap..
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Suicide or 4 stonmnnoat g,an,.s,,. M, .

Suicide or Steamboat Captain, 8e.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1 N
WELDON, N. c., March flames M. Tur.
ner, captain of Che steamer Isis, running on
Roanoke river, committed suicide near Til
iery's landing, fifteen miles below here. He
had been lying in bed in his cabin, feeling
iunwell, and, as supposed, while laboring
under temporary alteration of mind, in
ficted five fearful gashes in his throat with
a penknife; after which, running to the
side ofsth boat. sprang into the river. The
steamer was stopped and the boat lowered,
but when rescued life was extinct. He was
aged about forty-6Ye. His remains were
sent to Petersburg tonight. -,
The freight car being off the track on the
Petersburg railroad, near here, delayed the
passenger trains two hours this morning.
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TWELVE MONTHS IN JAlL.-In the Hust-
ings Court on Saturday Mahala johnson,
who was charged with stealing six dollars
from the person Of negro countryman, ap-
peared for trial. The accused withdrew
her plea of not guilty entered in her former
trial, and pleaded guilty to the charge Of
petit larceny. She then waived ber right to
trial by jury, and submitted her cause to the
Judge, who sentenced her to Imprisonment
in the city Jail for twelve months. --
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/. We could not learn how the vote stood at
Matoaca and Ettricks, but both Of these
places give large Conservative matorities,
and there is no doubt Of the election OF DR..
Friend and another triumph Of the white
mans ticket. ~ Z: i.tE bsa. 1..e1 -3-..,
Old Chesterfield has redeemed herself, and
fought braveiy against the ruie-or-ruin party
with success that seemed almost impossible
twelve months ago. 1t Is said that q large
number of negroes voted the Conservative
ticket, having been duped long enough by
the false promises of their Radical friends J
&, POLICE 1ElB.-At the Police Court Sat
urday morning not g single case was called,
and our young city can boast Of as peaceable:
and hw.abidlDg community as any locality
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UNLICENSED Docs AND GoATs.-On Satur-
day Justice White fined Ned White, E.
Fake, John Clarke, Dick Van Horn, Annie
Heath, John Oakley, D.. Hannigan, Annie
Morris, Jake Richardson, II. Nachman, Liz
Zie Moore, aud Henry Sims, $3.50 each for
keeping unlicensed dogs. And Margaret
Behan, Nancy Hall, and F. Castiglia 81 each
for keeping unlicensed goats.
In each case the party was notified that
license must be obtained and the fine paid.
or the animal killed, else the Justice would
impose fine of five dollars for each day the
offenders remained delinquent.
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KENTUCKY LIBRARY CoNcERT-A GARD TO
THE PuBLIc-The manager is desirsus that every
tIcket-holder In the Fourth Concert, which comes
off in Public Library Hall on the 3lst Of March,
shall be perfectly sa,isaed With the distribution OF
gifts which Is to take place at that time. The dis
tribution Of 81, 100000 is an affair OF such I'm
portauce, that although the interest Of the absent
ticke:-hoIders win be faithfully cared for by the
management yet they would be glad for all to see
and kno,o each one for himself, that everything is
done which the most scrupulously exacting could
ask to make the distribution absolutely fair and Inn
partial. All the arrangements for the drawing on
the part Of the management are complete, and the
ticket-hoders are invited to send delegates to
meeting to be held In the Public Library building
on the 20th Of March, to select committee to Co
operate with the committee appointed by the trus-
tees to count and examine the tags, and see that
every ticket is fairly represented In the drawing.
The time Is short, and whatever Is to be done must
be done promptly. Your cooperation In this mat
ter is earnestly INVITED. Yours, -
THOMAS z. BRAHLETTE, ,
Tt..Lt IT..
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SALES ELsEYyHERE.

- 80 ~
COOK q LAUGHTON, 1okA. 81, corner Of Ninth
and Main streets, over Woods drug g-store, tea
sets, dinner sets, toilet sets, vases, &c -
MOODY & ROYALL. liz 3. ID, in front Of the
court-honse, In Manchester, real estate In the
county or Chesterfield. Ia, q,..,..... 's,,r..
E. D. EACHO. NP. II lot near Bacon's Quarter
branch, at the northeast corner OF Spring and
Goddin streets. ,le .;-J,, ,rr-,s ssi,jsT s4t,i
JOHN w. WRIGHT sheriff, IL a. Nh at store OF
C. j. Dominict, No. l07 Seventeenth street,
between Franklin and Grace, Ten, barrels OF
brown sugar. 80, e.l Ii..ti.syga 1s5f.ggst.
LYME &BRoTHER,4 2. A., brick tenement on
the south line Of Cary between Laurel and ,ns
Cherry streets. 15.gss.,, i, Us .1at.a
JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON, 4X Pm, bonse and
- lot and sx building lots In the town Of Fulton.
W. J. CUssEN. E. IL, on the premises. three
buiIding lots on Williamsburg avenue, Fulton.
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VIC AT rzr REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

SANS AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 12 NJ. large brick resi-
dence No. 1905 Pleasant street, strecker'S
Hill. - -.. .F <+
RICHARDSON & CO., IL NJ, framed dwelling on
tht south side Of Canal street between Jeherson
and Monroe. 'a@ ''
RICHARDSON & CO., ~ n, two-story framed
dwelling on the east side Of First street between
Duyat and Baker.
J.L. APPERsoN, 12 n. brick dwelling No. 201,
on the south side Of Clay between Adams street
and Brook avenue.
W. GODDIN, IL n, building lot In Manchester
on north side OF Bridge avenue.
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A Retected suftor,s Revena.e. y

CHICAGO, March IA dispatch from De-
troit says: "W. T. Underwood, of ;Cleve-
land, became enamoured of Miss Anna
Pridgeon, of Detroit, and offered her mar
riage and was refused. Again Offering him.
self and being again refused, he stabbed her
to the heart, instantly killing her. Under
woods former wife, who had gained a d.
Yoree from him, had acquainted Hiss Prid-
geon with his character l..sssss Ill
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RICHMOND, VA, MONDAY MoRNING l,.)l5;l;[ ,,I(;i

SUPREME Court oF,APREALs.-The OF follow.
ing business was transacted In this court
Saturday:
Creme us. Cullen and others. Petition
for appeal refused. n
Judge Willoughby commenced the argu.
ment in the case Of Wflloughby Us Thomas,
which is an appeal from decree of the
Circuit Court OF Stafford county.
John II. Suttle, Esq, of Stafford, qualified
to practice law in this court. G~as go.
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IN the State. With the exception Of a small
battle now and then In the lower Bowery.
nothing ever happens to disturb the tran.
quillity or life In Manchester.


ENGINE REBUILT.-Haging occasion to visit
the shops OF the Richmond and Danville
railroad Saturday, we noticed nm engine lust
rebuilt and ready for service, the MACHINERY
In which, including the most difficult parf.
was made and finished here, under the su.
pervision of Mr.. John McFariand, master of
machinery, assisted by Messrs. A. C. Gibbs.
foreman, and William Heider, master black.
smith. These shops give employment to a
large number Of our citizens, and are very
useful as well as ornamental to Manchester.
WORK SuspENDED.-Work has been entire
ly suspended at the Governments Stone
Yards, only few hands are at work on the
piece:Job. It is thought they will resume
before long. A number of the stone.cutters
have gone North, others are still here wait
ing for the resumption: At one time more
than seven hundred hands were engaged
there, the greater part Of whom either lived
or boarded in Manchester.
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The Gaines-Cushing Case.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Mrs Gaines is
quoted as saying that Caleb Cushing was
heard by the Durell Committee two hours
before the stated time, and made his escape
in buggy Ola Bladensburg. She will pro-
faction In her 5000, 600 libel suit.
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THE GREAT PYRAHD-LEoruRE.-Rev.
George W. Armstrong, D. D., of Norfolk,
has consented to deliver his two lectures On
the great pyramid of Egypt in this city on
Thursday and Friday evenings of this week.
These lectures have been listened to with
interest and pleasure in other cities and at
the University of Virginia. No doubt the
Doctor will have large audiences. 1t is said
that the lectures are very interesting.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DRorrEp DEAp.--Early on Saturday morn.
ing an old negro woman living with Mrs.
Kyle, on Broad street beyond Richmond
College, suddenly dropped dead. Coroner
Taylor went out to the place to inquire into
the facts Of the case, but finding the death
had occurred beyond the city limits, and
therefore beyond his jurisdiction, he mourn
fully Returned. ------,
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scuAAp's famous news depot is at 1902 Main.

ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-ENGLIsH ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND PoRTRR.-To supply demand from his
many countrymen here HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he fatters himself win fairly compete
with their home beverage both In flavor and quality,
and with his universally approved cream ale' and
porter will enable him 10 please the palates Of all
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly filed.
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Independent Graneeys.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, March IA National
Council Of Independent Changers was or
ganized in this city yesterday. AT meet
ing Of the Executive Committee of New
York and Boston oranges declaration of
principles, constitution, and ritual were
adopted. The members Of the Order do
not hesitate to ayow that it is political in its
naf1re ...ss... Esaaga.- p. 20 .f.. mr
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GIVE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND to all who
need an EFFICIENT and HARMLESS TooTH-Pow-
DER the elegant preparation Of MEADE & BAKER
known as 'Saponine Dentifrice.'":
JNo G. WAYT, Dentist; GEO. W. JONES, Dentists
R. N. HUDSON, Dentist; j. II. MOORE, N. D.,
j, MAHoNEY, Dentist; Dentist;
W. L. BURTON, Dentist; GEO. B. STEEL, Dentist.
Price, soc. O box. For sale by druggists gene
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SENTENCED TO TUE PEsITBNTIARY FOR THREE
YEARs.-The jury In the case of Henry Hen
derson, who was charged with stealing o
diamond ring from Mr.. James G. Southall
valued at $3.50, came into the Hastings
Court on Saturday with verdict Of guilty,
and assessed the punishment of the accused
at confinement in the penitentiary for three
years.
The Judge sentenced the prisoner in ac-
cordance with the finding Of the jury.
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
FARHvnLE, March THE tobacco-fac.
tory and stock Of tobacco of W. E. Brad.
shaw, ut Rice's depot, were entirely con-
sumed by fire alta late hour last night. His
loss is partially covered by insurance in the
Farmville Insurance Company for 81 800.
Cause Of fire not known,
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Strike Among Hotel Walters.

PHILADELPHIA, March IA strike among
the hotel walters began in the Bingham
House yesterday, all subordinate walters
going out shortly before dinner. Similar
action is expected in other hotels. The Pro-
tectfYe Union of Walters, recently formed,
wants S25 per month instead Of S18, as now
received o, = ! :.snTE=da ~ -
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PAY 70 A BoUNDARY.LINE COMMISSIONER -
The House of Delegates has passed bill
providing for the payment OF S3,349.l4 to
General Henry A. Wise as q balance OF the
amount due him for fees and expenses as one
of the commissioners to adjust the boundary
line between Virginia and Maryland. Mr.
Bagwell, of Accomac, took the bill! to the
Senate, and they referred 1t to commlttee.
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The sEolties Investigation.

WASHINGTON, March THE Ways and
Means Committee of the House has been en-
gagged all the week with the evidence regard
ing moities. Innumenble instances Of NAL
practice and oppression have been developed.
Itseems likely the system will be abolished.
The investigation continues next week.
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POLICE CorRr, >SATURDAY.-Justice
Whte.-WilIiam B. Hersman, for running
an unlicensed wagon on the street, was fined
$40. .... .....-- ..-......
John Gaines, for an assault upon another
negro, was fined $3.50; and Henry Ed
monds, also for an assault, $5.
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;. UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REAAIEING n TEE
RICHMOND Posr-O OFFICE MARcH T. 1874
William Davis, Amsterdam, British Gniana !;
Stone Brothers, Office 6l0 Fourteenth street,
post-ofice box b; j. D. Timberlake, South
Boston, Hailiax county, Va; Virginia, post
office; General James Fl. Williams, Legista--
tor, Richmond, Va.
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THE PIcKw1cK PHARMACY, S32 MAIN STREET,
between Eighth and Ninth, Is now open, with new
fixtures and new stock OF drugs, medicines, per-
funcry, and toilet articles. Particular attention
paid to compounding physicians prescriptions and
family receipts. A. .. BLISS, Proprietor.
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WASHINGTON. March Admiral Polo,
the Spanish Minister, bas officially informed
the, Secretary of State that bis Government
had for the present suspended its proposed
blockade of the coast of Cantabria, in Spain.
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DISABILITIES REMovED.-The Governor has
the political disabilities OF John
Rowlett, who was convicted in the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county OF petit larceny
and sent to the penitentiary.
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8nIlntoltd 1ispatth.

sETHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
.ArCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
!IRCUl. .kTIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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WANTED CASH, for which will sell

M IN ED NASH, TOT WHICH, VIII SCI!
W The greatest bargains ever offered in forfeited
pledges, consisting OF WATCHES OF best makers: !:
ani SHIRT BUTTONS. RINGS. PINS; few DI A.
NuNnS: one pair o, the most el la6orate CHAiS-
BRACEI.tTs of gold and pearl, weighing l27
crt. All OF the goods are to be closed out at the
advance, The prices are about one half OF the
original cost, tal soon ~ S. A. WiNSroCk'S
LOAN OFFICE, No. II Fourteenth street. under
Exchange uotcI. j. II
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On vESD DEs JoURSACx KT PARLR FRAScAIs
CHEZ scHAAP lie marchand de nouveautes, l402
Main street. Ses Cigares sont magnifques.