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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT MEEEIse OF THE DEALERS IN To-
BAcco, held at Ssabroek's Warehops. On ,ha oe,h
me 1874 the follow solutions were ed onted
.m resolved That IL be recommended 60 ths H.
following order in breaking TOBACCO viz That ne
afenouse entitled to The first break shall be ready
az CLOCK the warehouse entitled TO the second
break shall be ready at O'Clock.
"a. RESOLVED, That 1t be recommended to the In
spectors not TO- break more Tobacco than they can
cooper on the day It inspected thus complying ,ci
I'D. Resolved, That IL the breaks are not ready ct
the hours named above, the buyers will retire from
the warehouse for the day
4th. Resolved That the above resolutions take q.
feet the ist Of July; tha they be published in tn
Wing, Enquirer and Dispatch, and a copy be for
warded to each of the Inspectors
On motion, adjourned.
SAMUEL WINFREE. Chm.
JAMES A. SCoTT Secy ie an-ot5
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NEARLY DRowNED.-William Parker. a

NEARLY DRowNED.-Willam Parker. a
lad about fourteen years of age, came very near
drowning yesterday morning while swimming
through the falls, near Haxalls Mills. He was an
expert swimmer and had frequently gone over the
falls in safety but in this instance the current threw
him against large stose, by which his left egn1 was
much bruised and disabled that he must have
drowned, but for the speedy assistance of young
Mr.. Sharp, who seeing his perilous condition, SWAN
to and rescued him. The falls are very dangerous
for boys to battle in, and it is really matter Of sur
prise that go many of them escape We have seen
as many as fifty at time in the water near this
place, diving and swimming among the rocks, with
as much unconceru as if they were at play in bath
tub.
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Court HoUsE-The people of Mancbas.

COURT dOUsE.-ln6 people OF Mdnches.
ter are talking Of building court house and prison
house, to try and conhne criminals in. They need
a handsome hall for public purposes very much
house OF any size, as the people in that city are
usually law loving and law abiding citizens That
they need place to lock up offenders, when cap
tured at night, one will doubt, and we therefore
suggest the proprie;y of building town hall,
using the basement as a prison ROOM
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NEGRO KILLED.-We understand that on

Tuesday last negro man named John, employed
on 90 material train on the Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad had one of his legs cut off by col,
lsion with gravel train, from the effects OF which
he died yesterday morning John was sitting on
the front of the material train at the time of the
accident which cost him his life, and did not see
the gravel car, which standing STILL in time to
make his escape. The accident occurred about 90
miles from this city, and might possibly have been
avoided if the hands on the gravel train had hoist
ed sgnal to indicate their whereabouts
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MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN, ,,,,,

An intelligent seafaring friend exnres0os
the conviction that the real reason VII
keeps the British fleet from approaching
Cronstadt and other fortified Russian ports. is
the apprehension of the submarine batteries
which the Car has prepared for the recep.
ton of his visitors. Our friend is of opinion
that these batteries will form most efficient
protection, and that one Of them will blow up
9 ship of the line with great ease We re.
commend them to the consideration of our
New Orleans and Mobile friends They
might be ofgreat service in making ready
for the promised visit of the Spaniards.
The Rerue DIES Deuz Mondes publishes a
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APLEAsANT Country RETREAT.-Ifa

A PLEASANT COUNTRY RETREAT.-If any
of our friends wish to send their families to the
try this warm weather, there is place where they
will be more comfortable than at Meechum's River
with friend Col. GRAVES. His pleasant residence
is Immediately the Virginia Central Railroad, only
six hours ride from Richmond at the foot of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, surrounded by the most
beautiful scenery. Having visited him this season,
confidently say that for homelike comfort his
house cannot be surpassed. His table is supplied
with the best that the country can efford the ser
wants very attentive; and, in short, Col Graves
does all he to render his visitors comfortable and
agreeable. lie 29-2u*
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RICHMOND COILEGE.-The commence
ment of Richmond College will be held at the First
Baptist Church, this evening, at a quarter past
o'clock, and we doubt not the occasion will be an
extremely interesting one to large portion of our
readers The friends of education are particularly
invited to be present to witness the ceremonies
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FAIRFIELD RACE CouRsE, we understand,

FAIRFIELD RACE Course, we understand,
can be purchased for $4,000. Ifitwere bought by
gentleman of as much enterprise as Mr. w. w.
Boyden. OF New York, possessed, and put in per
feet and complete order, with neat and appropriate
any per cent he might choose to demand. Being
the great central ground between the North aud
the South, and situated in the very heart of the
old horse region, it would become the great
battle ground for the extremists, where they could
meet at all settle the superiority of their
respective stock for speed and bottom. Fairfield is
now one of the safest courses TO run upon in the
Union, and could be made vastly faster, with but
little trouble.
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THE effects of the inprudent use of Mercury map
he seen in he HUNDREDS who walk streets, hike
Thermometers. indicating every change of weather
by the aches of their Bones and Joints. Rheumatism
Neuralgia, and like diseases; AND THEY WILL CON-
TINUE so until they eradicate every vestige of Mer-
curry from their systems, which can only he done by
resorting to CARTER'S SPANISH MIxTURE-THE on
LY POSITIVE ANTIDoTE For MERCURY KNOWN.
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ANOTHER ACCIDDNT.-The freight train
on the Danve road, yesterday, ran over the foot
of negro and cut off two of his toes. The fellow
was asleep on the rails, and would have been run
over and killed but for the sound of the whistle
which alarmed him and gave him an opportunity
to escape.
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NoTIcE.-SHoCKoE Hull BUILDING Fund
AssocIATIoN.-The next regular meeting of this
Company will be held at Schadd's Hall, on SATUR.
DAY LIST July. at 81 o'clock p NJ, at which time the
quarterly report will be submitted
The monthly instruments must be paid in bankable
fundslbs fore the hour of meeting.
Per order. J. w. REEVE, Sec'y.
B. At the above meeting, motion will be made
to close the sale of stock. A few more shares may
be had by application to the Secretary before the st
of July. je 29-2t
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PLEASURE ExcuRsIoN.--The large and
cursion from Rockets on Tuesday afternoon next
leaving her wharf at 3 clock P NJ, and returning
about o'clock. Band of Music has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and the best of refresh
ments will be served at city prices. Tickets to be
had on the boat
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS



COLUMBIAN HOTEL--Jsss d. SubI.tk smysb,;
) hunter, Miss Hunter, Norfolk; Geo Hollybucker;
amelia; A > Owen. Powhatat; Fl A Jetsr. Arn.ii.;
Dr Geo Scott. gainesville; z w Hose Baleiah; N
Harvey, Richmond; w Mallory, Petersbnrs Al C
Lindsey and lady. G; Miss Merries. Mas; Martin
rihsechea petersburg; Khurse. Baltimore; II Da.
rEisson, powhstsp; Fl Payne, Fiuvanps: z r Cjark
LarImYh1e; s~r-ice, N Service, New York: d Sbep.
s.a snd iss Isxas, Stout Buckingham: Enrp
p".., y; w Pertins Pittsyfvsnis : Fl
"a MEEhiCaN HOTEL-B Duy.l. N Y. TT sSfr
TIn 81 Dart, Y; Fw Miner Buri;nsten: x
= Lanshorne, Lynchburg; H w Wolf Phs: 4 d Al.
H.. "smn,ssson; Or Ritchs, Geo: Wiley. Ame.
w n Mayo, Cumberland; r M Moore Pow haisn: a
Darlington, Cumberland; Clarke, IN YorE: M 3
5srth. Crouch, Charlottesville; j A HOOPER W
Sanndsrson, Plough Boy.
EhCHANGE HOTEL.-Z Turner Madison. r q
ward, Va; w King Brunswick; Miss King Viek.
burg; Duncan, c; H Fl Harrison, wytheviIl-;
Panniil: Campbell 8 Edmunds Hslifsx: n
Stuart and lady and children Prince Edward: R n
smith, N q; Wadde. Staunton; 3 Davis ana
brother. A II Davis, s s Aston, " C; w A SaundsTs
p Harrison We; G Kreedler Philadelphis; r # u
McEwin. Danvils; c Neblstt, Luuenburg: 4 Pur
year, Norfolk; Psuder LADY and son. Goochlsns.
GOODWIN and lady G; Turner ls5y an
son. Mrs Mills, A Mills, Goochland: NJ Ger
shaw, DR. X Fry, Chas City: H Burden. YORK:
Aston, H Jones, Z Little, w N Allen, n C; G
Carter, Chas City; VIM Gregory, King VIM.
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srr.r,se BHEAp.-Last Wednesday Of

STEALING BHEAD.-Last WEDNESDAY Of
ternoon as officer johnson was passing the o,o
Academy building, on Cary street. corner OF IN,
his attention was TO screams ct some one IN me
bake-ahop ofAugustus Obitz, and on entering me
nren,ises he found a German lad called Augustus
rushee,z. in the custody OF A. Obitz and John NIL
Ter who charged him with having stolen aquantity
of bread and disposed Of It. The accused was
shedding tears profusciy and stated that he had
been cruelty beaten By Obitz and biiller. Inc
bruises upon his person Indicated that ne had re-
ceiveh rough usage from some one, but - the ON
Ger did not see the blows inflicted, he determined to
take Ousheetz into custody on the charge OF steal
ing. and summons the other two before the Mayor,
where both parties could be examined.
Yesterday Ousheetz was arranged, ana oDltz
and Miller testified that he had been employed TO
carry bread to customers but that instead OF doing
80 he had stolen over $40 worth and applied 1t to
his own purpose. -,
A witness for the defence was examined, and his
testimony put very different phase on the matter
This witness saw Obtz take OusheetZ by the collar
and lead him up stairs, followed by Miller, and then
heard him scream very loud. He did not see the
flows inflicted upon the prisoner but saw his bruises
afterwards.
Ousheetz was next sworn, and stated that Obz
and Miller cha -ged him with stealing bread, and
that they carried him up stairs and beat him Sc
verely with a cowhide.
The Mayor, on learning from officer Johnson, that
there were other important witnesses who had not
been summoned, determined to continue the ex.
animation until this morning, and held the complain
ants and defendants to bail in the sum OF $500 each.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DELEGATES TO THE WHITE SULPHUR
CONVENTION. The following Ia the list of delegates
appointed bo JosrrH MAYO, ESQ the Chairman Of
the meeting held at Metropolitan Hall on wednes.
day afternoon last,to attend the Convention to be
held at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. on
the 2ith OF August next, the Chairman and Secre-
tsry having been chosen by the meeting.
VIM. II. Mcfarland, James NJ. Talbot,
Oliver p. Baldwin, William Forbes
Henry h. Elyson, David l. Burr,
James A. Cowardin, William +. Richie,
John II. Gilmer, Edwin Farrar
B. b. Minor, William 8. Beers.
James Lyons James Thomas Jr
Richard q. Morris, William M. Harrison.
John A. Meredith, Thomas w. McCance
David !. Saunders, Samuel Ruth erford,
Franklin Stearns, William w. Crump.
Robert G. Stanard, James Winston
John NJ Patton, Sr., George w. Randolph.
Charles Dimmock, Nathaniel Martin,
James B. Ferguson, Isaac Davenport.
Thomas X. Price, Charles T. Workman
William Palmer, A Bryant
George N. johnson, Lewis d Crenshaw,
n. Il, Hill, Robert Morris
George NJ. Darlington, Charles Ellis,
Luther Libby, David Currie
Richard o. Haskins, John Caskie
Wellington Goddin, John ballard,
Thomas Samson, Jacob +. Barnes,
William s. Burr, Peter w. Grubbs
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SEVERE PUNIsHMENT.--Alex'r A. Th0mp-
son, convicted in the criminal court of Washington
City, on the charge of kidnapping free boy named
Charles Barnes, and attempting to sell him into sa-
confinement tn the Penitentiary, and to pay fine
Of so.
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GREEN CUCUMBERs are very abundant IL
our markets. A gentleman from Rockingham hal
purchased several barrels OF them to take to til,
mountains speculation.
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VERY CLEAN.-We have never seen the
city in more clearly condition than the present
time. Ii the alley between Broad and Marshall
streets, above First kept clear of waste
water, it would be none the less healthy by the
change
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Cry PRoPERTY.-Mr d. NJ Miller, the
City Assessor, has completed his books, and they
are now ready for the of the Tax Collector.
The value Of real estate. in the city as assessed
is estimated at eli 1907 80 land of Personal prop.
erty at 500 sl6sl.
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION is requested to
the sale this afternoon at clock of valuable prof.
erty on Gary and 7th streets.
ie3 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Know
IN sill men by these presents, that I, D. B. Bridge
ford, prepared to receive storage, Wheat,
Flour, Tobacco, Plaster, Cement, Guano, Lime,
Hay, &c, to the receiving and delivering of which,
my personal attention will be given
Merchants will bear in mind that the Dock will be
in full operation in few weeks the farthest,
and they viii then be enabled to put their goods
from board the vessels direct into store there by
saving that important tax, draysge.
lie so d. 3. BRIDGEFORD.
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THE RTCHMOND BUILDIsG FUND CoMpA.
will hold their regular monthly meeting In III cir
room in the Law Building, Saturday evening July
1st at o'clock Hours for the Secretary to be- in bis
office to receive dues, &c, from A. NJ, to P. NJ
B. B. MINOR
lie 3G-2t Secretary aud Solicitor
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THE WEATHER, yesterday, was more
pleasant than the day before, though it was
sufficiently hot then for all those having business
to attend to.
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FIRE WoRks.-On the evening of the 4th

FIRE WORKs.-Un the evening OF the 4th
of July, commencing at o'clock, grand display
of fire works will be made at the Armory, consist
ing OF Arches, Pyramids, Trees, Rockets Shells,
Wheels, Balloons, Roman Candles, Flying Pigeons,
etc The skill heretofore exhibited in getting up
entertainments of this sort at tn Armory is the best
evidence that could be given of what may be expec-
ted next Tuesday night. The net proceeds of the
exhibition viii be applied to the purchase of new
instruments for the Armory Band, and as Smith
and his aids are to be in attendance delightful mu.
sic may be expected In order to give all an op-
portunty Of attending, the price of admission has
been put at twenty-five cents. Ifyou wish to pro-
tickets you do so by calling at the Ameri-
can and Exchange Hotels, or at the Arniory
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The Sixth ASNUAL COMMENCEMENT of
Richmond College, wiil be held in the First Baptist
Church, FRIDAY evening, the 30th instant, at ST
o'clock The friends of education respe etfully
invited to attend je 29-2t+
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MARINE NEWS.
MEMO RASDUM.

MI !. q NAFDUW.
BALTIMORE, June 27.--Cleared schr. Mary and
Hetty, Jones, Petersburg.
BosToN, June q "A rived, schr. Fearless, Adams.
Richmond.
New YORK, June q Arrived ship Albion, VII.
liams, Liverpool Paced 81 icebergs on the passage
Arrived, ship Herniue 3rem.J Raschen, Bremen
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WHITE SULPHUR CONVENTION.

Richmond has performed her duty and will
berepresented in this Convention. But one
sentiment pervades the pablo mind of this
city in regard to the transcendent impOr-
lance of the great Covington and Ohio I'M
provement to the interests of Virginia, and to
the prosperity of Richmond. We trust that
the consultations of the approaching Con
vention may be distinguished by unity, en-
ergy and enthusiasm, and produce their pro-
per effect upon the public opinion and legis-
lative action of the State.
We cannot but be strongly reminded at
this season of the year, ofone ofthe great adj
vantRges which would be secured by the
Covington and Ohio Railroad,-the immense
increase of travel to the Virginia Springs
Were that road entirely completed, it would
attract & flood of visitors from the West,
Southwest, and even from the North, and
lead to an immense annual outlay of money
within the limits of Virginia.
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FisKs BURIAL Characterization is call
ed to the advertisement OF Messrs. BIsFoaD &
PORTER, by which II will be that they have al
secured the privilege of furnishing those Ia
want with these beautiful and convenient Burial
Cases.
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The GREAT MAIN now being fought at
the Fairfield Race Course. will end to day When
heard from the contestants, yesterday, the fights
were even and both parties sanguine Of winning
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81 HEADQUARTERS IsT RECT VA. VOLUNTEERS.
NJ June 29th, 1854.
V T. The Regiment will parade on Tues
day next, the 18th of july being the anniversary of
our National independence.
IL Each company of infantry and rihemen will be
provided with rounds of blank cartridges.
I'LL The Fayette Artillery, Capt. Nimmo, will fire
the usual salutes at sunrise, noon and sunset
~. The line will be formed in front of the City
Hall at II A. M.
By order of Col. August.
je 80 GEO. s. PATTON. Adjutant.
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I OST-A Letter, directed to Miss S. F.
IL NANCE, care OF the subscriber reward will
be paid for its turn, if required.
je 3p-3t J. L. BRAY, Broad st.
WAGONS FOR SALE.-I have on
W hand a lot of horse WAGONS which am
selling very low. SAML. w. HARDWOOD,
ie S0-6t Governor st.
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N Il. CRANE x CO, No. 10, 18th ST..
~ have received and Offer for sale
500 Sides Sole Leather.
40 GOz. French aud American CalESkius
- dez. Cochneal and Green Roans
10 doz. Mems and Ladies' Morocco Skins
10 doz. Goat and Sheep Binding do.
Patent Leather, ersmelied and plain.
Enameled Cloth, figured and plain.
With general assortment of Leather, &c, for
Shoemskers Saddle and Harness Makers Coach Ma
kers and Machnists.
Slaughter Hides and Veal Skins, Tanners Oil, Tan
ners' ard Curriers' Tools &c, &c.
They solicit call from ell in want
je 30-6tif ID. r. CRANE l. CO.
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At the same meeting a resolution was passed
giving the Chairman authority to fill all vacancies
that may occur in the delegation
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letter from distinguished person. which
states that Russia is preparing to stir up he.
volution against Austria in case she should
abandon her Another letter, from respec-
table French merchant established in Mos
cow, says that the most astonishing and al
most incredible activity is everywhere mani
fest in Russia in getting ready all the most
terrible implements ofwar Says this gentle
man, :" In the West you have no idea OF the
work that is going on The exertions made
on all sides surpass anything that your liveli-
est fancy would picture. This may counter
act the effect of the peace rumors so rife ut
London. The Car will of course lose no OPP
portunity of gaining time, but to imagine
that he will now enter into private negotia
tons with England is absurd. You will yet
have to wait some time before YOU have any
firing positively decisive respecting the East
err question, and must possess an extraordi
nary stock of credulity if you put any trust
m the Western promises of Austria. The re-
sur NAV be disastrous to the cause of civil
zationy yet it must prove a just punishment
to the BAD policy of the Western Powers,
who, while calling themselves the defenders
of the right in Turkey, refuse to sustain the
right in Europe. However detested Russia
may have become, and however terrible her
despotic power, any alliance in which Aus.
.ria is partner, will give its opponents
strength.
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WHITE ZINC PAINTS.-The follow.
W ing facts, which the result of accurate OK
pertinent, show that Zinc Paints ara much cheaper
to the consumer than Lead:
l0G lbs White Zinc Paint will cover, when applied
in three coats, on new work. much surface 1861
Lbs. pure White Lead but estimating that it will CO
bat fifty per cent surface and that it is sold
at the price per pound White Lead, then
the cost of painting with Zinc will be just twothirds
the cost of painting with Lead; to nothing about
the greater dr. rahiliLY and beauty OF Zinc Paints
This argument ttheir relative cheapness) alone
should decide the Xueston in favor of the use of
Zine Paints; but their othsr merits of more inn
portgnce.
White Zinc, even when exposed to coal gas blge-
water and sulphurous retains its original bril-
iiancy and whiJeuess. White Lead quickly turns
yellow.
White Zinc isinodorous. Occupied houses may be
painted with it, without annoyance to the inmates
from the ordinary offensive smell of paints
Apartments just painted. may be slept in with i'm
punity; whereas according to the best authorities,
should not be used for sleeping apartments for
two or three months after being painted with Lead.
a large stock OF the above and supply of Linseed
Oil white Lead Painters COlors Fire Proof Paints,
and Window G lass constantly hand for sale low
by PURCELL, LADD CO.
lie 80 Druggists, % Main st.. Richmond.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RAsDoLPH's BOOKSTORE 12l Main st., YESTERDAY
'G IS IL o q S0' {.
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Corner Franklin and Governor streets,
lie S0--dIm Richmond Va
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IL Plain Ice Pitchers with covers Another sup
INV of the Double Ice Pitchers-for elesancy, Gem.
fort ana economy not to be surpassed. For sale BY
js 30 ZIMMERMAN Cor. Main and 18th sts
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SAMUEL wINFREE, Chm.
JAMES A. ScoTT, Secy. je 5O-2tdt 2tw.
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TOR HIRE-A good Cook, Washer and
Il Ironer for the balance of the year. Alsn, Girl
from Is to 10 years of age accustomed TO nursing
EDW'D ID. EACHO,
ie so General A gent and Collector.
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II OST OR MISLA Don yesterday, re-
4 tween Hususnot sp 20 and my house on n nsn'
street between 9Th snd 2 70. iva hicnmona 1EATH.
I'm TRUNK, marked M y. Wonnble hssil "
"aia "''- w cRENsHAW Coz
on North eide BASIN.
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DOOM FOR RENT-A room on first
III door over our store, No. l4l, Eagle Square, IL
feet 1ng and 20 feet wide with shelving aae
lighted by skylight and side windows, entrance from
Main street. Possession given lst July. Apply TO
je so WARREN PERKINS,.