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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

STEALING PEAcHEs.-John Kennedy, W hite
lad about ten years old, under recognizance to
appear before the Hastings Court during its next
term to answer the charge of stealing, on yester-
day was again brought before the Mayor on tn e
charge OF stealing early yesterday morning seven
peaches worth 12t CENTS from Robert PicketE, Esq.
The charge was proven, and youag Kennedy was
committed to jail to await examination before the
Grand jury of the Hastings Court, on the sth OF
August next. kennedy charged TWO OF his COM
rades with stealing hat from Mr. De Voss, md
peaches from Mr. Pickett, but we refrain from pub
fishing names until the culprits are arrested and
the charge proven.
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SETTLED.-A peace warrant procured against
Washpon Ashby by his wife Margaret nm As hby,
was on yesterday disms sed-the accusing and &C.
cused parties having adjusted the difficulty As
the Mayor very appropriately remarked, the set.
tlement should have been made before the appli
cation to procure the warrant was made. The
Mayor is pestered every day with parties who, al.
ter securing warrants and having them served.
come into court next day and assure his Honor
that ne can drop the further consideration, as the
pending difficulties have been amicably settled
The imposition of fine sufficient to recompen Sc
the Mayor and police for their trouble in such
cases, would certainly be justiiable.
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DIED.

At his residenc in Bowling Green, on Saturday
the oath inst, af,er short illness, Mr. BENJAMIN
NJ BURTON, in the 33rd year OF mis- age
On the 29th July, il this city, GEORGE HENRY
only son OF Timothy aud Caroline Raymond, aged
2years. months, and - days. The funeral viii
be their sideGce, on 3fd street. between Broad
and Marshall, TO morrow Morning at 10 O'clock
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
On yesterday evening, DAVID DORRINGTON
In the fist year OF his age The friends and ac
quaintances of the family invited to attend his
funeral This Afternoon, at CLOCK, from the Mouu
mental Church
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THE UNFORTUNATE BRIDEGRooM-Ou readers,
by this time, suppose, will begin TO think hat
we have kept the title of this article as standing
head; we have to inform them, however, that ow-
ing to the continued sbsence of with sses, the May
or on yesterday delivered Thomas Stanley, the
grass widower, into the kind clutches of the mag
istracy of Charles City couuty. Henry Schlussing
will there have the opportunity grained him OF
making good his charge against Stanley, OF ste al
ing suit of clothes from him (Schiussing) to get
married n and Stanley will have time afforded
him to rebut taat charge and get home to his be-
loved" by proving that he borrowed the clothes
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Dir. Sergeant, of the Boston Transcript, is
ruslicating at Gloucester, lCape Ann, Mass J
and writes home that he has had there an inter.
view with the venerable Master Tappan, who
had Daniel Webster for pupil some fifty or
sixty years ago. A previous letter OF Mr.. S.
falling under the eye Of Mr.. Webster, "the next
day." says the Gloucester Telegraph, "Master
TappaL received a very friendly communica
ton from Mr.. Webster, enclosing a liberal
don alton, and stating that he had noticed in the
papers that he was still enjoying his intellec
tual faculties. This promprness to express his
gratitude to an old school teacher upon having
his attention called to him by newspaper
paragraph, and to assist him in his old age, is
certainly very generous in Mr.. Webster, and
shows that although he has the affairs of the
State to engross his attention, he still has time
to remember the friends of his Childhood
This is not the first time Mr.. w. has remem-
bered his old teacher. and this notice was as
unexpected as it was acceptable" The sum
enclosed in MIR. Websier's letter was $50
the second donation of like amount sent by
him to Master Tappan during the last two
years.
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The MURDERER OF Miss BELL.-Lawrence
Paine, committed onIhe charge OF violating and
numbering Miss Bell, in Mississippi, an &C.
count OF which we gave few weeks ago, vas
brought up recently on writ of habeas corpus
and after full examination of witnesses, com.
mtted to Jail to wa!tsa regular trial. The prin.
cipal part OF the testimony was confession OF
the crinae of rape and murder by the prisoner
to have given minute details OF the manner in
which the crime was committed, the most hor-
rible that man can commit. He is about sixty
years of age, and of very unprepossessing ap-
pearance.
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WITHOUT PAPERs.-Lindsay Crawley and John
Ammers, negro sailors from Halifax, Nova Scotia,
and belonging to the brig Queen Victoria, on
Wednesday evening came ashore contrary to or.
ders and were speedily conveyed to the cage in
default of free papers. Yesterday they received
ten lasbes each, and were sent back to their cap
tain
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MELANCHOLY AcCIpENT.-We learn from
the Petersburg Express that Mr.. Joseph Reid,
most estimable young gentleman attached to
the U. s. Coast Survey, accidentally fell from
the deck of schooner, belonging to the sur.
vey, on Wednesday night, and was drowned
The vessel was in the waters of the Appomat
tox river, near City Point, at the time of the sad
accident. MIR. r. is a brother of the Hon. Mr..
Reid, U. S. Attorney for the Eastern Distric,
Of Pennsy lvania.
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OUTRAGE IN NORTH CARoLINA.-The Lin
coin Republican gives the particulars of Il muir.
der perpetrated in Catawba county, N. c., re.
Gently. Wilson England stabbed his father.in-
law, Nathaniel Wilson, Esq, then took his
best horse, abducted a younger sister of his
own wife, and fed. Mr.. Wilson has since died
He was, at the time of his death, candidate
for the Commons.
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FINED.-John J. Cannon, living at Rockets, was
on yesterday fined So &c for selling liquor without
a tavern license. Reported by Captain Jinkins
z. S. Turpin, for the misdemesnor of his driver,
in allowing his team to stand unguarded, on Main
street, was fined 50 aud costs.
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- A servant girl in Charleston was Sc
verely burned a few days since by the explo-
sion of fluid lamp, which she endeavored to
fill while burning.
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A COMPANION TO UNCLE TOMS

4 n CABIN.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter for August-l2c
Life in the south Companion TO Uncle Toms
Cabin by FL Wiley. OF North Carolina, authnr Of
"Alamanee,' c., embeishe with toarteen beaunr
tul illustrations from original designs, drawn eI
press!y Tor this work. by Dariey-50c
Harper's Mag zine expected this evening, at
d. NJ. WEST & BROTHERS.,
jy 30 Exchange Bookstore.
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GKkGOhY 81 MAUkl,
afaEagers.
Successors to j. W. Maury & Co..
Office No 60 Main street

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass A, july %.
IS 40 9 II 25 ii So 26 % "A 80 65 50
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass so, Extra.
July 90:
81 II 80 81 40 46 I9 SO 66 80 so "a
Scheme To-Day Capitals: S20,OOO 10, 900
5000, $500 2l65, 10 of 1900, 10 of 1000 10 OF 500
20 of $50, los of 100, &c. rs numbers, II drawn
Tickets 80 iv30
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THE AFFRAY IN New ORLEANs.-The af-
fray in New Orleans. noticed in our paper
yesterday, is not likely to prove serious as was
at first anticipated. Capt. Weymouth and
Mr.. Green, il is thought. will recover.
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sERENADERs Two more negro serenaders,
Nelson, slave to James Thomas, jr and John
slave 10 Watkins Taylor, on yesterday received ten
lashes each for disturb bling the peace Tuesday even
ing, with "bones' and .'barjo" on Broad street.
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~ Daguerreorypes of Children, Fami-

- Daguerreotypes of Children, Fami.
" Groups, single Portraits, &c. &c, executed IN
style equal to the finest ivory painting and quite
as durable Copies made from oil paintings, Da-
guerreotypes, and every other description of pic
lures.
The friends of Mr. Clay can see a very fine Da-
guerreotype of this great statesman, from which
copies of any size can be made, set in pins,
rings, &c, OF framed, making handsome and
valuable ornament to the parlor or drawing room.
Mr. Clay himself said Of this picture, "Tnat it was
the best he ever had TAKEN"
NJ P. SIMONS,
iv1 Isl Eagle Square,
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II Extra copies of the Daily Dispetch contain
ing the FUNERAL DISCOURSE by the Rev. Mr.
Moons. can be had at our counter. Also, the week
~ DispdscA with the Sermon and with the af'ice
about the Confession of Jane Wiuidnss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

CoNcERT.-Mr. Turner, the eminent ballad sing
err who has heret Jfore created very favorab lt
impression in Richmond, will give Concert to-
night at the Exchange Concert Room. All those
who have any taste for beautiful music should at
tend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

V Zophar Whipple fell from the third
story of a house in New York, last Tuesday
morning, and was instantly killed.
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SMITHS LOTTkRY OFFICE.
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CuALk'S OLD SCAND

For To.Day.-hlaryand Consolidated, 49,
Capitals: of SIS 000 If $500, 3 of 1000, Of
52s, of 400, of 800, &c. rs numbers, IA drawn
Tickets S4-shsres in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 20S.-Cspitai-: / of $500, oil
1900, 40 of 1885, 40 of co. 200 of 40 rs numbers ID
drawn. Tickets So.
IL 30 SMITH
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BAILED.-John Suilivan, imprisoned On Wednes.
day for mi,demeanor, on yesterday gave the requi-
site security, 500, and was discharged from Gus.
fndx
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NEw BOOKs FOR TIE COuNTrv
The BIHherdale nomsnce, ~ Neehspisi E..s
horne 12mo-75 crnn 1s"t
Tinsand Tie, ~ ssrivs end win. y sRa-
Roughine Il IN the Bush; or, Lilo IN Card.
Susaunah Noodle, parts-50 cents "
Up the Rhine, BY Thomas Hood, win cor,,. -
lust stons, 2 pars-s0 GEMS IL
Little Pedlington and the Pedlngtonians, By Job,
Pspers from she Quarterly Resisw. volume.
50 cents
Memoirs and Biographies Of Literary Ne. =.
nectsd with Newspaper Literature, from Isas, =
1900, BY Joseph Buckingham 2 vols-1I Nv F"
Eoline. or Magnolia Vale, By Caroline Lee H.p,,
Fsagot of French Sticks; or. p.y;. n ,..,
Sir Francis Head, l vol-Sl "
The Kniehts of England, France and seo,.,a
by Henry w Herbert, vol-3I IS
The Days Of Bruce, by Grace Aguiilsr, y.l,-
Step from the New World to the Old and R...
Again, BY Henry Tappan, vols-s. as.
For sale at
j. 80 MORRIS' BOOKSTORE.
ENPHKAIM L A e RIA b R,S P1TFlT
II VEN HLArED, UPRIGHT AND HOkIzon
tai REFRIGERATOR C0MRINED.-sn en-
" new article in its arrangement and ys.,, Ire
perior 10 any other now In use, being several 4.
grees colder than any other make with the 80 10
quantity of ice. This Refrigerator il divide ;.
three compartmenu-tWo upper, which form "
horizontal or chest Refrigerator, aud one la.r.ss
which forms the upright Refrigerator. In orc y
the upper compartments 10 Water Coolar ~
which can be had pure Ice water at snv ~, q
There il also tube which connects with The io,s
er compartment thereby keeping a continual ~,
culation of sir between the upper and low, ror.
partments, and by Of bent tube leadins s.,
behind, near the top, thoroughly yentls,es The
whole Refrigerator. The water from the Ice IN ,Ss
upper compartment is conveyed by means Of Ss
tube down into the lower Compartment and ,ba,s
retained in solid body, which makes the 1--we,
com partment exceedingly cold. This is an advsn
tage which no other Refrigerator has, Also -.
sale, Larrabee's Water Coolers. in size. 'o ~
2, 3 and gallons, are lined with cork. which; 4.
imperious against hea and will prevent the out.ds
case from sweating The above for sale At tbs
HouseF furnishing store (the sole Agency for Rich
mond.) of
jy 30 l.. GINTER, 1877 Main stree.
nADk'S PUKE CONCENTRATES FY.
- TRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, warranted
equal to Browns any other prepara alton, al ops
half the price.
This article is prepared by scientific procss,
from the best white Jamaics Ginger, and eonta;n,
the virtue of that valuable root in its purest form
free from useless hurtfu matter Ii ia an ipy,l
liable remedy for Pain in the ST. mach Flatulenev
Cholic Indigestion, &c, and is also the best form ii
Ginger for havoring or cooking purposes. pries
IS cents per bottle. Manufactured and sold bv
w NJ. DADE, Chemist and Apo.hecsry.
j. 80 Main street, near Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

e lady of North Caro- lima, is preparing
avolume of poems composed by residents O
that State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

% The North Carolina Star "credts"
several political articles to this paper, which
we do not acknowledge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

DIsoRDERLY SwINE.-Sailv Hog has been
arrested in Lynchburg, for breach of the
peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

70 man named Perry Bensley, was killed
in quarrel with Dennis Koran, in New York,
last Monday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

~ Persons abroad from the city car nave tne
pisns,ch sent to them for any period OF time they
may desire, by leaving their orders ana paying tnt
cash for the lime specified
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

ToNTINE HoUsE.-By invitation, we partook'
yesterday ola most invgoratipg series of careful lily
prepared dishes of meat vegetables, and desert
nicknacks furnished by the new and courteou 8
hosts of the rontine House, Messrs. Saunders T.
Woodson These gentlemen have fitted up the
"Tsntine in very neat and comfortable style, and
serve up daily in the most attractive manner, every
delicacy which the market affords. The rates OF
charge are as loW as any other house of refIe sh
ment in town, and the combination of choice eata
bles with cleannea., comfort and cheapness GER
tainly furnishes attractions of no common gasta-
tory orc er.
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y The Baltimore Clipper says that it is
reported that Edwin Forrest will shortly mar
ny beautiful supper ten" lady of Philadel-
phia. The Washington Telegraph knocks
it in the head, however, by limiting that the
terms of the divorce forbade his marrying dur
ing the life ofhs late cara sposa.
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ARR en-

Yesterday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Doggett, Mr.
CALLUm J. TOLEh and Miss ELIZABETH
HAYES, all of this city
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- Judge Stanford, of the Superior Court
of New York, died on Wednesday morning
last.
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LAND WAkRANTs.-Tbs hisb
~ est market prices will be given in cs. h
for Bounty Land Warrants of 49, 50, or 100 acre
JOHN K. MARTIN, Pension Agent.

NOte.-Ali Revolutionary claims PENSIONS
three months extra pay. Bounty Lands, and hi
cairns arising out ofthe War OF 1914 or me MeSi.
can War. viii be prosecuted with diligence hsr =
full list of the Revolutionary Officers ana ol5;s -
In the Continental aud State services, in nv Office
jell-3m& j
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LAMBERC 's OEkIUk,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class AZ, July 28th:
IS 46 9 IL 25 IA SO % 20 "a 80 60 so.
Whole IL Is IS, prize OF $50
For TO.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery
Glass 49-Capitas: $50 900 10000, 5000, $500
2l65, IL of 1900, 10 of 1000, &C. rs numbers L
drawn Tickets IS. ~ 30r
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SHOCKING AFFAIR.-Mr. Joseph Hitle,
residing in Pittsburg, got into fight with his
wife on Thursday last, when she threw plate
with great violence at him, which struck him
on the head and broke, cutting his left ear in
two, opening the skull behind the ear for some
distance, and infiiciing CHASTITY wound. two
inches long, over the external carotid artery.
II il supposed his wounds are mortal.
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Cane Breton. and tried and confiscated. And
his claim "a exclusive jurisdictions. accoTdsnk
70 their construction of the treaty, has always
hee ~, ;ns;s,ed on by Great Britain, though not
always enforced.
,;sh authorities been 30 sudden or SO entirely
without notice, as seems to be supposed. We
are informed, upon the best authority, that
about the Eth of this month the Minister of
Great Britain notified our government that
measures had been adopted by the British GO
vernment to prevent the repetition Of the COM
plants which had SO frequently been made Of
the encroachments Of vessels belonging to
citizens of the United States and of France up
on the fishing grounds reserved TO Great Bril-
tain by the convention of 1878; that urgent
representations had been addressed to the CO.
vernment of Great Britain by the Governors of
the British North American provinces in re-
gard to these encroachments, to the effect that
the colonial fisheries were most seriously pre-
JUDGED and that directions had oeen gwen
by the Lords of the Admiralty for ststionlng
off New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Ed
wards Island, and in the Gulfof st. Lawrence
such force of small sailing vessels and
steamers as should be deemed suff1clent 10
prevent further infractons ofthe treaty.
"Tbe Minister Of Great Britain al the same
time also informed our Government tnat IL was
the command of his Government that the off-
GERS employed upon this service should be
specially enjoined to avoid all interference
with vessels of friendly powers, except when
,hev were in the act of violating existing trea-
ties; and on all occasions to avoid giving ground
of complaint by the adoption of harsh or
unnecessary proceedings where circumstan-
ces compelled the arrest or seizure OF such
vessels.
ave have reason IN believe that orders have
been given for sending into those regions one
of our best vessels, commanded by one of the
most experienced naval officers, as well for the
protection of our seamen against any molesta-
ton that may be attempted contrary to existing
treaties, as to inquire into any abuses that may
have grown up on either side, and to inform
our fishermen of their rights. and warn them
against any attempt at invasion of the rights of
Others"
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- orr plan = Ihiss-~1loe = rcsoss -
1mDus. snA a1sertiss inPrOvesnss = t ne - =.
Eerrseeype Arr thet Do nos exfse, Tor the
s1s 3. q 81 ssns .aS
sfrnnaers to IN examination If our specimens. and
I tIisI Of our skill, and then II We do not render
satisfaction, We In NO case expect them 70 take .
picture. Our own opinion, and the opinion OF
thousands who have patronzed rs for the last four
years in Petersburg and this lily, IL that the De-
guerreosypes taken by Us are Surpassed BY uoae
and equalIed BY few this side the Potomac
MIEHIS 4 WATSON.
Daguerrsogypists and dealers in Stock
35I Main 81, {Mansion House) Richmond, and
Sycamore ST, Petersburg, Va 10
r The once Of che New York Her
aid, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun. Baltimore
Clipper and General Depot for all the Newspaper,
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, u ~ ioss
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotsi,
General Agent
~ Mexican Mustang Liniment, Inn
movement. Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day And the great desire for these u
the rowing cause 10 the great advancement now IN
operatiou In the Medical world. New light blazei
IN and old practises and old mixtures are discard
ed The six new astonishing eomoinanons "a tle
Mustang Lininent enables it to penetrate fesh
nerve and muscle and drive out disease and ass1s'
nature to recover her lost powers, and become
healthy, which is evidently the true cause why II
is 80 successful and why 80 many physicians tna'
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re
commendit.
~ CHOLERA, DIAKRHGA, CHU.
LERA MORBUS, CHOLICS, CRAMP, GklriMI
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODlC AM
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &C., may be cured. oi
StabIer,s Great Summer Remedy;
None genuine without the signature OF n. I
GTABLER, NJ ID. p..n,....
Chills and Fevers, Ague. Bilious kemltten
and Nervous Fcvers, General Weakness, wear
ness in the Limbs Chronic Deblliy, !auno1ce
| Dyspepsia, &C., may be cured by Staoiers Urea
| Aeue and Fever Specific. :,
None genuine without the signature of r.
StabIer,s AIteratfve-A valuable remedy fo
Impurities of the Blood, Erysipelas, Boils, Sal
| Rheum Milk Crust, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, En-
Iarsed Tonsils, Sore Throat, Dropsy Ulcers on thu
legs, SwelIed Glands, Deranged Liver, Oppression
Palpation of the Heart, letters, &c, q.
All of the above for sale in Richmond by GAY
NOR 81 WOOD,DOVE g. ISAACS and PURCELL
LADD co, r. H. STABLER, M D.,
ie 2a-3m* Alexandria, Va
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sTKATTON's OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware No Al, July %:
IS 4a IL - IA So s6 80 8 "a so IS so.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Ex., No 81. July 90:
81 IL SO 81 40 46 10 So 66 80 60 "a.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, No az, July 29:
90 2 II 80 90 81 &c 60 / 50 35 IS.
For T0-Day-Deiaware, No 40. Capitals 81
600 Tickets IS. jy 80
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F. Waring, Esq, Her Brilannic Majesly's
Consul for the Stale Of Virginia, died al Nor
folk, on the 23d inst. after long and painful
illness. Mr.. Warning was aged forty.two
years.
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r0.NfGnT-pEMoC MEET-
N ING ATTHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
=. Navo street. UomOcratG come to - messing
=, nicht af the Uufversalia Church nt O'cl0ck -
Il & hoped every Dsnocrnt win Be present Inter
estine and eloquent addresses may be expected -
Come, then. one and 81. 5g-lr
- AUCTION NOTlCk.-The stfen.
tion of the trado IL called 70 our sale Of
Csreceries THIS MORNING. ut 10oclock.
iy 80 DUNLOP, MONCURE z CO. Aucss
- HAYES x. SUTTON, NOTAhI
A PUBLIC --Particular attention paid q
writing DEEDS and other legal Instruments OF
fce in the Law Building, Richmond. Va my
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EXCHANGE HOTEL BARNS
Now OPEN Hot, Cold and shuu !,
Baths II all hours q the day and evening.
je 30-2m