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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT ONEIDA.

The Utica Gazette of Saturday gives the following par
tieulars of the accident ON the Central Railroad
The express train which left here for Syracuse. at :
O'Clock this morning, while making It's usual stop az
Oneida was run into about clock. by The freight tram
which left this city Immediately after II The express
train was behind time The passenger cars OF the express
train were terribly broken and many OF the passengers
n;ured The following is list Of serious casualties
Buckley Thatcher Of Litchfeld, Medina County Ohio
killed. "
Patrick Wall of Manchester, VI, both thighs broken.
His brother in car, injured in the foot
John Vaughn. of Syracuse, both thighs broken
Edward jeNett, New Haven, Conn badly hurt about
head and neck.
MANY passengers more less injured went on with the
train 10 Syracuse 80.
Coroner White was holding an inquest this forenoon
The accident presents remarkable charactegsic
pothe least of which the fact that fret hit train should
oyetake an express train in Of 20 miles especay
when as We are informed the express train made the DIS
lance in 45 minutes.
Ii is said that the signal 10 indicate that there wa
train stoI ping Oneida was not hosIed me express
tap had been detained nearly three hours by the ntaA
inc of an eng Of Utica. The might tram followed
Il from Ttca 10 Oneida. ten minutes behind ihe reN
M of the express train being struck by the freight th
,ras driven into and half way through the ADJOINING car
Mr. Thaicher had been into the Depot Hotel and was s
cated IN side seat al the end OF the second ca
when the collision occurred The rear ear was driven 9y
~, so ,ba, II was necessary hole through the s1s
~ the car and drag his dead body One OF his limbs
Wa entirely severed from his body. HIS abdomen Va
torn oren and the entrails torn ard aeerated anu ~
crushed The wounds were such as 10 produce u !, NJ
death He was returning from VISIT In iTeht' ~ "a
sachusetts, and was accompanied oy MS WIG ""' '-
child
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Eroln II. Star. IN


An INDIAN BUREAU CoSTRAcT LIT oUF-We heart
Grant and Barton Of New York were the successful bid
de for supplying the goods required under treaty 20 DO
paid over 10 the Chppawa Indians of Lake Superior in the
coming autumn They said to have been the only bid
ders The aggregate of their bids shout $1,000
The failure of other parties TO contend for this
we presume from the fact that there active de
mand just now for staple goods required in trade with the
INDIANS which IN ordinary commerce range az some 20 or
per cent higher prices than they bore at this time last
year This Is the case especially with reference 70 the
ces OF the WOODEN goods The gold discoveries in Aus
ueha and the internal connections in Buenos Ayres and
wne south American wool growing States have hal the
enect OF cutting OF supplies from such quarters thus
greatly increasing the value OF the staple.
A ERr IMPORTANT QUEsrION IN CONNECTION WITH
INA Nkw LAW FOR THE PEOTEcTION or LIFE on STEAM
A question has arisen 10 the right of the Govern
ee 10 bring suit for the violation of this law and we are
a.ened that the law officers of the Government are OF
non that as the law stands the Government cannot do
and as a consequence. that all such suits until Con
80 man have amended the act must be brought in the
ns OF an niormer of one who has received in
~ om The failure OF steamboat owners or managers to
'1fT with the laws requirements.
ANcsFI CAUsE oF MAIL PALURr-A Texas mail con.
excuses himself for failing 10 perform his services
~ Tnedaie, by alleging that the mosquitoes actu.
esa upon ms route. o. make II dangerous TO the
60, man and beast TO travel it ne OF his re
n,ssIares We have doubt OF the truth of this ap-
'~'a'y strange reason.
ts~. nAspsoNE PAYMENT INTO TIE TREAsURY oS Ac-
pos, Mr. JANIS COLLIER, LATE CoLLFcToG OF The
he ~ gay fkANcIScO-It afford much pleasure q
rer 70 state that the sureties OF Mr. Collier have very
Corr. PAD over an aggregate Of about silSo0O on &C
geniIensr '' "1o u INC 0i'''N ''a'eS nun ma
hur
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Greek merchant named Barbaks residing at Moscow
deceased some time since leaving his entire fortune, which
exceeds 100000 to the Greek Government to be applied
in aid Of publication in Greece The money has safely
arrived nj Athens.
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The STATE FNR-Dont forget that the Fair OF the
NewYork Agricultural Society to commence tomorrow at
Saratoga, and continue through Tuesday Wednesday and
Thurday and that every farmer and many others might
find il proftable to spend day al the Far.
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Posi- OFFICE CHASGE-The Salunga Lancaster County
Penn. Post Office has been discontinued and mail mater
formerly directed thi,her must now be seIt 10 Landsv'
penn
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Alter The presentatOn OF tins report an ef'een =
course Missions delivered by the Pastor the Rev
j. T. Hovey.
The choir then sang another hymn the Minister pro
pounced the benediction and the audience dispersed
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a. wall guns fred Albany AM Rochester
lie sos;,,l N ms City by the HGrds in eSaaon over
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aiihful Let be said Of you She hath done ~ha, she
could"
TIE Choir new surg. Let Zion, Wc,ehmen al asske
aEs the service cosd with bend ton, by Mss BrT-n
PSI learn that Litter Is jar received BY msil from
New Yk City Is token Of HTprobatcn Of Mss Browns
sermon Metropolitan Hail. and Of sympathy for ,hs tryng
position in which she found hersf in the Temperance
Convention following making her the aioner tbs poor
Of her parish, Of hundred dollar note
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WrsroHEs1rR Co.-An "Adamaniins Ratl, .-,iioS
N.e,ing was held at Sing Sing saturday evening "nch
= AID 10 have been large am spirited senator Sonsel
ss;d 10 he nowhere for renominatien- ana inert II.
prc-reet that Dr. BrAndreih may be renoAinls1- Las
Nsr5s seem TO be ahead in this county c
Temperanee Mass Meeting arsi senAtotiA- ooli' ca
ton wip be held al Peekski On Thursday Oh MS "eeA
coxv,c,roy OF A MrRDTRER-Phlbrook Whitney Ia.
IN eanvieted al the Supreme Court nov N session. a.
CO .rSsid Mas, Of the murder Of Charles "es>s.
IL 90. sentenced By Judge Dewey 70 be exsestea >.
.b time after the expiration q one year IRON We u
s;r- The sentence a. tie Executive Tower d ~ - =:
fSnrrorvealh NAV BY their warrant appoint az, :.
~ meantime and until s-ch punishment o. ne-h Ds
s4eS 10 he imprisoned IN The Hou2e o. Cofle--i0A i
the County Of Franklin .,.
Tvxxv JISp-T1e PHILADELPHIA Balle,se undeirIAnl'
M Madame Otto Gcldschmdt Jenny Lad h. Pr -,
~ bf~ husband with q and heir. The eN en- I'A N
N he IN Of August in the City OF Dresden W. -
S1-,e Goldschmidt now resides. The inieLlseh-e -.
800 frorn the lady herself in letter 10 corfes
3 in Philadelphia =, r,-.,.-,.,,
q HircHcocK Of Madison CO. IS the Demo- -
n;rse for Senator in the AAth District eoiltos. -
ps,,e,o and Madison He is clamed as haI1' O-' ""'
rot be. <.i-;,, --,und
/ WV R,uRo.D--The ceremony Of oreaSins 49,. 49,
e- ,be Furcpean and North American Rsiway '"o- FN'
A. St John 4. b, on Wednesday the 'f'n "s''
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DUBLIN, Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1888.
The Queen has given to Ireland her holiday week !;
and il is over The Dublin Carnival ended with the
Queens departure Saturday evening, escorted by
the Dragons and hussars, as 1t commenced on Monday
with her entrance attended By the Lord Lieutenant
Lord Mayor and procession And she made the
most of her time-rews and drives, and Visits to the
ExhibitiOn-of ceremony first, and business alter
ward-one of the latter private, OF two hours each
day and one 70 the model and training schools OF the
Education Board Marlboro St. 20 stamp her sanction
Of the national system, Notwithstanding the late
changes. And the people kept 10 up, with iilumina
tons and aecamat0ns from the multitudes Mt her en-
trance and crowding To get glimpse OF her-tnouE ~
the rapdity of her motions made that not easy in Der
driyesand her delight in taking unexpected roo ~
placed tae gatherings often al tault, even to the Est
when she departed through crowds az dense as "a her
entrance, but ia perfect sileaee-
The papers. ON both sides OF the ehanD'sL have
ehr.seled EainHtely the royal visit and ali It's ndens
They will be treasure to the historian OF. Royal
Progresses some three four centuries b. rce And
the eOmr4ratiye truthiulness, 81 the dtconfented
.bo saw in the whole affair nothing bu. failure ard
Of the t0sdies Who Ike the late memb for Dublin,
now become an ultra oyalis are dlssa listed that there
! was nat candle ia every pane who are half IN
elnei 10 murmGr against Providence. Cor the twenty
four hours rain TIA. interrupted the Eaees only that
/ II was in a measure compensate Il BY the brilliant
meteor aad deaciDg lights that sreceedeJ viii afford
ample scope for the critics Of O. 10 thousand two hun
ared and 6itythree 1t may more interesting 20
practical people Like the Anne reans TO consider the re
suits.
EWe we are not much 81 aed at the color given 10 The
matter by the London br ,adsheeters We never knew
says The Times and Dali Mars till now, the way % make
Ireland loyslaBd cone nted Give the people good laws
Fpend half the time OF Parliament in legislatng-sPeno
millions on them Give them colleges and sehools-nC
use they don't zee the use But give them show
and it is all rig at 60 we'll send the Queen over once
year. This VIII tread out any hankenng alter 10
pubIcanri; and foster that innate looking up to pow
er which Tie Tines insists ana not love Of freedom
is an r stinct of the human heart dare say, Their
are ose here who love the show az well their neigh
tors. But rather think Tie Tines viii fld that in
sfesd of the show being substitute for righs,
inclined 10 rake il an incentive % demand them Nov
that Capitalization is the order Of the day 20 tina. eye
submissive Scotland, whose sons educated and enter
prsi,c followed the removal Of their boards and E,
tsSskmeats 10 tie SPOT wheye they we've ceatTslize
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GsSa. . -
ADAMS G CO.'S
New York. Virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,


New York. Virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
Per -NITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
ROANOKE 1 JAMESTOWN.
70 al! from Ycp York, Richmond, Petersburg,
sc. &c. &c
HAVING. effected arrangements with the u. s.
1 NAL !ue Of steamers from New York TO Nor.
iela and 2icbuoui tor special Express pri-
vileges On that route, we now prepared 20
receive ard forward, 10 and from New York, mer.
chsndise and packages of every description with
dispa;cn and a. greatly reduced rates.
Our EGpTess will leave New York every Wed.
nesday and Saturday per splendid steamers ROa-
nOke md jamestown alternately Goods will
be received az our New York office, 80 Broadway
until half past O'clock P. on the day of sail.
ing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
YORK, are eaucsted TO order by ADAMS 81 cos
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inisud Express will heretofore, leev
Ing NV York and Richmond daily, in charge o
special messengers All goods not marked 10 g;
via the i1.and route, will be forwarded by TIT
Steamer Express ADAMS & co.
J. l. AcDONOUGH. Agent, Richmond.
MOTT CE.-Expres packages for Norfolk Pc
tersbuSg and Richmond, intended for shipment pei
steamers Roanoke or jamestown, will hereafter bt
received By ADAMS d. co SO Broadway, who are
the only Authorised agents for Express privileges By
those steamships
LUDLAM e. PEASANTS,
ie 6-ts 81 Broadway. New York
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ONLY FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER

oI,,E SELLING OFF FOR LESS THAN COST
Suh ENTIRE STOCKTON hand vet. ladies',
oiacx cotton Hose &c, sold a, 100; white Hose &C..
oJys & mixed and anbesched Sccks; chldrens'
SOCKS and Hose very low; white cotton Fringe a,
pc nfs rate Scissors at &c; Knives &c; craoe and
oesege shawls at one half their value: white and
coored best hid Gloves 33c; Swiss and cannbric In
Sard ;I ~ Q. ane ioc; Edgfngs do. very cheap;
very good SILK for 75c black and blue Alpaca. verv
Snesp and very beautiful Goods; brown and whits
@ nnen liable Cloths. yards wide, cost 6Oc at sos:
ns. Woe french Cacees lee; Lawns at and lac
o.in uou oie tnaf Bereges Ice, worth 25c; dark
masns at ioc; green and blue Wells a5c: back Si,s
90 'Sc; ladies' colored and black silk Gloves Isc.
also isle thread at I6c, cost CSC; linen Diaper o.
ipieee; Bsyies bes. Needles 4c dotted Swiss Mus
al we are compelled to vscate our store. -
WECHSLER a. COHEN
Hn I-h 1884, corner Broad and 5tb streets
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-, kaSEs -1SfSrsS-ssss y-F@1SDpgy<s-
9 y u
D ICHNEuND AID DANFILLE RAIL.
Ia ROAp-QPES TO BRAKES BRANCH 61

DICHNI0EVD AfzD DANFTLLE RAIL
IA ROAD-QPES TO BRAKES BRANCH, 81
MILES,
On snd sitter MONDAY, July 18th, 1865, rs.
gular passenger train will run daily Sundays ok.
eeptecl between Richmond and Drazes Branch.
The trs-a viii stop TOR passengers only at .ne FOL
lowing p0nts: Manchester. Rohou's, Coaifeld
Tomanavk, Powhatan Mattoaz, 5cotS's Shop, Anne
liza C 4, Wyaaoke jennings Ordinary, Haytosa an
Liberty Church, Meherrin, heysyiiie and BRAKES
Branch
Leave Richmond at 7 O'Clock. A. d. Returning
leave Dra4eH Branch at I2 80 ?. n,
Children under 10 years of age frse. provided q
seat Is not occupied By them IRON 10 and under
10 years OF age, nalf price. Servants travelling BY
themselves, must be furnished with Gvo passes SO
that one retained in the once, and i, must be
expressly sSa:ed on the pass that they permitted
TO go c--S.
N. B-PRsaangers ior Lynchourg will take the
Southside train q: HsytoKnh for RISES Station,
thence oy Flag & Cos stages 20 Lynchburs. Pas.
sengeri for Halifax C Il and Danviiie can meet
MessEs Fagg d Cos horse coaches at Drake q
Branch asiy except Sunday Passengers for
Greensborough, Salisbury and Charlotte, N c.. san
meet Mes7rs Fiagg d Co.'S 4-horse coschas on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays al Drake's Branch
fsss5=-z.- 49, c=----.-----:11, miitcn, C. anu To-.
ceysvle, can mset Moss Cos coaches al KEYS.
vile on Tues lays, Thursdays ana Saturdays and
for Milton and fanccysville by Fisgg g. Cos line
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, e! Drake's
Branch.
jy2l John H. OSBORNE, supt
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PINEY FONT LINE 20 sALTIMoRE.

D. p - -
on Monday OF eacn wesk-FRrc SS only,
FktHE punnc are hereby informed tnat the com
Portable and expeditions steamer Fcwha
tan. Captain Charles E. Mitchell, having been en-
arey rehtted. enlarged, sad improved liz every re
spect ia q w OF the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this aQreesoe and economical
nne, viii iesve Richmond By the morning lrain on
Sionday e1 each week, at o'clock, A. n, and
iSacn Baltimore in the cougse CT sne night pro0s.
Diy bP mldnlgnt tnua ecurlng q connection with
sne cl1etsnI nnes our OF Baltimore tcs following
mornlhs' IN any direction. Returning passengers
VIII leave Baltimore on the afysrnoon of Wednes.
asy OF every week, at 81 O'CLOCK, P. b. ana con.
meet al ine cEeez on ha following norniug WIKI
tne tfsln g! the Richmond FreGsricEsnur. and Pc
sohac fTai4roso Company, wacn sErlves in Rich.
moAu % -hafs1sy, at o'slogx. P. d.
rare n e'tner olrecuon. s.: forward cabin pas.
sengers. (ihciudng mesls,) 81 so.
rare for nrst Class passengers betvasp Rsl.iynors
and hiaeeipole by the New Cast a snd rreshtr.x,
nne, - 3u FOR seaond eisss do I'll b1 NsL;n
the Wnoie Iare from Richmond 10 Pnilsdsohis h
this agreeable noe. 81 30 only for ara, eia.s "a.
sopfasx .iss - Tor sesons sisse ar -
For furtner particulars. or thruny, r.ss,s
ply at the once OF tee Richmond, Freder,cx.bnSg =
and Potomac Railroad Company
J. B WINSTON. Take, I.sr,
Once e.. r. & P. Il. n. Company,
Richmond. March 29. 1883 ,hso
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M MARTIN SMITH, STOCK, LAND
Nls WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Once l4th street, old stand for many years occu.
pied by John NJ Clarke as Lottery Office The
highest market prices paid for old Vrs inia Military
Land Warrants aE3 Land Warrants under the act
of September %, 1850. All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Mr. Clarke win bs redeemed by
the subscriber III MARTIN SMITH Agent.
B-Persons at distance can obtain any infor.
mation relative to the old business, and have their
orders faithfully and conhdentiay executed by ad.
dressing posi- paid,
81 MARTIN SMITH, General Agent.
my 3l-d3n Clarke's old stand, I4th 81,
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Friendship.
II OW sweet Is friendinip when sincere,
4 H. How sweet to nna that friendship mar,
When sunk Ia pain or grief
To hear when we're with care cppressd,
Each sigh soft, echo'd In some bresss
That pants to give relief
Even in friendships joyous hour,
Fen then we own fair friendships pow'r,
Nor wish tnat power fed
For while we roam with raptur'd eyes,
Each feeting moment swiIter flies
When we're by friendship led
o would you through life's varying scene,
Still find friend on whom to leau,
On whom you can rely
A single dollar but eUclose,
I'll send recipe that shows
To make the bes: hair dye.
~ See advertisement of &c au2-6t*
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~ THE CB PEST WHOLE.
N.TA SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
SAO OF GOLD WATCHES AED GUNS IN
aSazasSsss I Il E C ITy OF RICHMOED.-HENRY
HYMAk Of 96 Maiz street. Richmond, Vs-the
o1ly d1recI iZlpnrter Of Watches to tns city, and
also direcs importer OF dourie and single barrel
Guns, aas just received from Europe, direct
smother lot Of splendid Geld Watches, and some
very superior double and single barrel Guns which
will sell SIS low as any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants will do well to
ezaroine my steck before going North and also be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. at the Cheap Cash
Stere OF HENRY HYMAN,
Sc Main street,
Thc oniv direct Importer of Watches and
Direct Importer of Guns to thiz City.
B-Just received. direct from the manufac
s1rer, lew more OF the latest patent double car
rel Guns which nave given sucn general sartsfsc
ion; cell spcrtsmen. ana examine them. Also, q
large lot OF :ne best English Caps, Shot Belts &c.
ap8
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THE SUBSCRIBERS bav. in .,ors and

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS have in store and
l. ofer tor sale on good terms
log hhds prime Cuba and muscovado Sugars
100 DO do do Mo.asses
5s0 boxes Old Dominion Sap
500 Q1sen City Hams
500 hisman Wiliar Hams
lCO0 ous own Caring do
oo,oo0 lss crime Bscon Sides. city smoked
10000 lbs 40 do Shoulders do do
10000 lbs do do Hama dc do
so kegs Briggs Family Lard
800 barrels No haiifsx Cot Herrirgs
100 bbls Old Whiskey
10 half pipes genuine Cognac Brandy
30,0c0 Havana Cigsrs, leus own importattsu,
Loo boxes Jseksons Candies
so do wv Hinaa' do
aus CHAs. 7. WORTHAM CO.
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an great and Cslebrssed
Yy name: a name that makes the name af fnin

aNAsHiNGTON-"A great and Cslebrsssd
w name; q name that makes the name OF tnis
country respected In every qusrser Of the Globe
The Memory of Washington, with biograDhi-
col Sketches of his Mother and Vile; relations Of
La Feyegse to Washington; with fncidsnts and An
esdotes In the Lives Of the two Pstriofs-pTce 75c
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio-sl IS
The Shady Side or Life In o Country Parsonag6,
by Pastors Wifs-75c
The Romanes of Abelard and Hsloi:s. byo W
Wight; Translator of Cousins Philosophy-75c
Miles Tremenhere; or the Love Test, By Annssse
Marie Maillard-75 Il. =
Home Pictures by Mrs Mary Andrews Dsnison
al seas -
The Cavaliers of England. By Henry WIN Her
The chevaiers Of France, by Henry w Herbert
n The Mind and the Emotions. by wm Cooke. n
y The Complete Angler, by Walton 4 Cotton
S:ssr. Of Aldgass and the Troubadour. by Miss
J.aa. hns Dom Domestic Medical and Surgical Guide By
Introduction to the Hht tory of the Nineseenfh
Century, BY G Geryinus-s7c 7'---7-
All .. Inc me above new and popular works just
ieSeiseo ana ior sale BY MORRIS,
e10 81 Main street.
RESH FOREIGN GOODs.-By stsamera
Risb smb1o;ss,sd sSs adaassSw, We have received
mandarin and puff Sleeves
Chemizettes
Book Fiouncings
!aconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertinas
Madras and gingnam Hdxfs
Printed cotton hdkfs, in great variety
Turkey red do aE 3
Mems buck and doeskn Gloves
Ladies black and mode cold silk do
Ladies, Misses and mems Kid do-a full ~
sortnent 49,
Fine and extra fine Silk Twist
iis Siik and mohar coat and vess Bindings
SILK Trimming Brsids
Buttons
Lasting and Twist, coat and vest Buttons, &C.
To which, We invite the attention of the trade.
au . ,. KENT, PAINE Il KENT.
THE OLD MEDIuAL HOUSE. Frank.
4 lin Street, just below lhe Exchspge Hotai-
Docr. PLUME q co ara still dispeasitg z the bies-
sings OF their skill in the treatment and cure of sI
delicate diseases at this old instiuuon.
feopie In the country, when visiting the CITY, ara
very particularly invited to call. NO charge for
censutation) Much attention Is given to female
disorders
Doct. P. & Co. are the makers and sole yenders
OF the Chemical Extract Of French Flow.
ers, which mas stood the test OF time and which in
uhriVaiied In giving tone and vigor to a sys.em
shattered and almost wilted down By the frolics of
early life.
All letters pre- paid. promptly attended to. OF.
hce hours from A. H., till 9P. M.
ad 5-d&wu hichmond, Va.
VALUABLE DWELLING Ar KUCK-
ETTS, CORNER OF BLOODY RUN AND
ASH STREETS.-The subscribers a.e authorised
to sell that valuable residence at the corner of
Bloody Run and Ash streets, now occu Died ry Mr.
Cha tain Farrar. The house has 6 rooms and every
accomm odation for q large family. The lot fronts
70 feet ON Bloody Ran street. and extends on Ash
street about l2O feet. Apply to
au 4--6t Aucts.
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sSELLING OFF AT COST, AT THE
~ FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE We will
now sell at cost the balance of our Summer Cloth
ing, to make room for our fall ana winter stock
having ye. large and well assorted stock of Sum
mer Goods cn hand, such as alpaca and alpaca
iustre Frock and Sack Goats; brown and buff linen
Goats; grass and duck linen Goats; white linen drill
and check and striped linen Pants; white, buff and
fancy Marseihes and linen Vests also large as
sortmeut of summer cashmere Pants, together with
large stock Of gentlemens' furnishing Goods; some
hne gauze merino under Shirts-at the Franklin
sS Main street.
jy l4-ts R DECOJJ e. co