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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-04
LOCAL MA cTHRS

TEE ToURrH.-FrOm all the Indications
before ne, the anniversary OF our indepenuencs
10 u be celebrated to-day with becoming zeaa ana
patri,'ism. At early dawn the Fsyeite A.s'lIery'
commanded by Cspt.i, Richardson, will re- ma.
torai sslutes which will be repeated At sun rice
ft6 o'clock the regiment viii form In front oil the
Cry Hall on Broad street. and after goins through
the usual military exercises and psrading through
the streets, march to the Al, lean church, where
appropriate addresses will be celIvered and sub
q: ipsi . AIKEN up for the benefit OF the ladies
Mouat Vernon ASSOCIATION AT l0 o'clock, the
Ii hit IofaEtry Blaes, Captain Patton will take the
cars for Slash Cottage where The day vii, be spent
10 the most pleasant and agreeable manner.
Alter the ceremonies at the African Church, the
regiment will be formed and marched 10 the Cap
itol Square, where 1t will be dismissed Each
company will then repair to the respective places
selected for dining the Young Guard, Captain
Richardson, to the United States Hotel-tha Ma
tioosi Guard. Capt Preston, TO Voegers Spring
the Virginia Rifles to Henrico couoty-the Eagle
Infantry Capt. Munford, TO Grifns Spring-the
Montgomery Guard. Capt Moore, to their place OF
dining-the Greys Capt Elliott, to their Armory-
the Mechanic Guard to their rendezvou 1.-The Hen,
rico Light Dragons to their place OF dining-and
the Fayette Artillery, Capt Richardson, to The
Agricultural Fair Ground, where they are to give
grand exhibition of fire works that evening. for
the amusement of our ctizsns Great regret 10 felt
that the Liberty Guard. Cap. Crawford, hava not
been organiz ed sufficiently long to appear on parade
10 their attractive con ioentsl uniforms
Many of the Sunday Scools have also arrans ed
for celebrating the day In q becoming manner. The
Second Baptist Church teachers and scholars are
TO 70 10 the Slash Cottage, were ample arrange
nents have been made for their accommodation.
The Grace Street Baptist Church are to make q
short excursion up the Canal. Ths Asbury Cha
pei school are to have pic mic at voseers spring
q short distance east of Uoion Hll. And the
Leigh street Baptist Church school will dine ct the
Oak Wood Cemetery, ona Of the mist lovely
psces for q pleasure party any where within
striking distance of the city,
We sincerely hope that the weather may prove
pleasant. and that both the Sabbath schools and
voluoteer companies may enjoy themselves to
their hearts content, for apart from the praise.
worthy demonstrations made by them the ami
verssry of American Independence would be per-
United to pass BY without the slightest public nos
tice.
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FIVE WHEaT-It is generally conceded
that, SO far at least as quality is concerned,
there never was better crop OF wheat than
the present. We have seen samples from
good distance of, and several from farms IN
this vicinity, and finer wheat we never look
ed upon We saw yesterday a sample from
Roseneath-.he farm of Mr.. L. g. CREssHAw
near this city, which was superb in size
being as large as we ever saw, whilst every
grain was plump and clear. Another sample
of most excellent quality was from the farm
of Mr.. CHAs MERRIwETHER, formerly OF
Albemarle,) on the Brooke turnpike. north
of the city. The latter sample was exhibit
ed by Col. VIM. Fl. Brown, to whom it was
sent for sale These samples, and others we
have seen from different directions, prove
the general excellence of the wheat grown
the pres ent year.
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DIED.
ing. Miss LUCINDA z. WILL.

Ga Tuesday morning, Miss LUCINDA Z. WILL
son, 10 the 4lst year of her age.
The friends and scquaintauces OF the family are
req to attic nd her funeral st her reside
9th street, near the river. at ii O'Clock, to-morrow
mornirs. II
On Monday. the 25th Of June, at the residences Of
his gard fathar, in Powhatsn couoty, WlLLlAn
CaSNCELLOR infant SON Of AIbin Z. and Mary
A. Saunders aged Ii months and lS days
Our little William, he's gone to rest,
He 10 now numbered with the bleat;
We hone to meet him around Gods throne,
To rest With him and God alone.
Blessed be him who frat did give
With us our little boy to live
Bless the Lord rho now hath taken
Orr little William home to Heaven.
On tho I'd instant, at 81 A. M ELlZA6ETa b.,
wife Of Gao C. Bray:
Frenos ofihs IA mly ara invited to attend her fa'
neral this morning. 4th inst, at O'Clock from the
reGd.ncs of her mother, Mrs. Emily hooinson-
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far as the hero was concerned, in the "hve
dollar bill' enclosed in the lady, letter 10
her lover. Imagine Juliet tenderine' ana no
meo accepting FIVE dollars On the "noi'
we are Disguised with young Mr. ou'.,''
and we are rather pleased that "hiie 'no
lady had funeral retinue of 1850, only ~
persons attended him to the grave. ih.'
five dollars evidently did his business.
Our readers have been duly appriseo Vi
the denoument of this great tragedy. scarce
ly had the funeral bells ceased to TOLL "nen
the inmates of 100 Duane street, hfteo INC
veil of mystery and disclosed to the lovers
of the marvellous something they were no'
prepared to see. 1t was shown that the oe-
ceased was simply public woman, n'ink
at q notorious establishment in New IorA'
and that Gustin, who had assumed the name
of Henry Williams, was her particular frieno.
It is true, it was testified by physician az
the inquest, that she "was prostitute Oh q
superior grade, III q very honorable ana STU,
ere woman - The twenty-five hundred
mourners, many of them ladies, will hardly
be consoled for their folly by this discrimina-
ton. New York is great region! The
grandest funeral demonstrations which have
ever occurred there, have been IN honor OF
Bill Poole, and of the lady from $50 Duane
street
Nevertheless, the impulses of the people
in this latter case, though mistaken, were
generous, and the Rev Mr.. Walker, who has
been denounced by 8 portion of the press
for the compassionate tone of his sermon
proved himself man of humane and noble
nature We wish we had room for the
whole of bis discourse, breathing as 1t does
such tenderness towards human frailty, such
pity for the wretched and fallen. Some OF
bis sentiments may be heritical, but, most OF
them are pervaded by the same spirit OF love,
charity and mercy that breathed through al!
the teachings of the Divine Founder OF
Christianity. We have no sympathy with
zealots who would not only give over the
soul of poor fallen creature to perdition,
but deny her body the rites of decent Sc
pulture. The unknown" is still unknown"
She may have been once as pure and happy
as any of thosa who surrounded her grave.
Like most Of her class, she had probably
fallen a victim to the villainy of those who
are permitted to enjoy the smiles and favor
of society, while its victims receive their
loathing and contempt. She was evidently
a person of some generosity and elevation
ofsentiment, and if we must condemn the act
by which she closed her career, we should
give her credit for'the desire to escape from
the horrid life which prompted the deed
Our sympathies are with the preacher,
heretical though he may be, when he said
that when he looked into the word of God
and saw how our blessed Lord demeaned
himself when on earth, who forgave the wo
man who had committed adultery, saying to
her go and sin no more;,' and when he re
membered that our Lord was the friend of
publicans and sinners, he felt that he was
but initiating the conduct of his blessed Mas
ter in opening the house of God for the re-
ception of the remains of this poor unfor
tunate."
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ACCEPTABLE TREAT.-Between the
noars oil II and o'clock yesterday received a
visit from one of the polite walters of the "aIh.u,.
ora," bearing on his head msmmsth tray covered
wfh snow white cloth-on removing which, were
spread before US two large bowls OF delicious t,,r
Tie soup, az good as any We ever tasted, dish of
tomatoes another OF turtle steaks another of 49,,
cots with any quantity of cakes, pies, preserves
ana eilies, all hemmed 10 by high .vored uIeps
iemonadcs, iced wines, ETC. the whole forming ips.
sucn least as printers only should DO entitled 10
enjoy After partaking of portions of every thing
except the juleps we are down on all surb tsmn,,
log nectsrs-and Witnessing the vorscity with
which our friends devoured the Wand before them
we We were forced to pronounce Joe Barlow" the
quarters Tor good living But our epicuraan read.
ers need not take our word for this "Jos" IL 81.
ways about. aud when they feel in fl ne trim for a
good dinner just give him call, and become YOUR
own judges souf
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER.-The
Southern Literary Messenger for July con
tains the following articles: The Theory OF
Life; A Kingdom Mortgaged; The Three
Rencontres Gonsalvo of Cordova, or the
Conquest of Grenada; Rambles about Mon
clova; The War of the Windows; Notes of
European Travel, by the Editor; Report of
the Mount Vernon Association; Macaulay
and Kirk White; several pieces of original
Poetry, and Notices of New Works
1t can scarcely be necessary to urge the
claims of the Messenger upon an int lligent
community.
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SIZZLING LIQuoR-Bernard Shafer made

SIZZLING LIQuOR.-Bernard Shafer made
his appearance before the Mayor yesterday morn
log, to answer the charge of selling liquor to be
drunk 10 his house without having first obtained
license to do 30 Shafer Introduced tbree or for r
Witnesses, two of whom stated tha, they had seen
liquor drunk in the house several times BY negroes
but had never seen 1t paid for that they knew !.
The Mayor, Oh taken common sense view of the
case. concluded that the accused did not buy oro
to give away to negroes and therefore fined him I'm
der The ordinance, and held him to bail to spoear
at the next Grand Jury term of the Hus,ip %
Court to answer an indictment for the offence IN
der tie State law
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BALLOON ASCENSION Mr. A. L. Carrier,
the intrepid young 8ronaut, accompanied BY Mlss
Wiz giDia Iodgdon, will mako ascension from the
acricultua air G rouuds this afternoon 10 his new
aud beau dtuI balloon, the I" Pocah ontss." In or.
der to make tho entertsiLment attractive ss
possible the balloon will Le Inflated at al early
hour, 40 that all who choose to do SO may ascend
snort distance, aud then be- drawn to terra fra.a
again We would sugeest to the eronsut the
propriety Of searching those who start to take
short rides TO that they have no sharp instru-
ment by which the cord may be severed, and the
balloon set free to roam wherever the wind d.
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To IS IMPRovED.-The arrangements in
the Mayors new court room, are TO be altered and
amended 10 a short time. by the erection OF a wits
ness stand, at such distance from bis honor as to
give the Reporters" opportunity OF hearing
wha Is said while testiiying to facts. When this is
done, we shall ask no more, as The top Of our hat
10 a reversed position. forms an excellent table
upon which to note all that we are to get OF the
Sayings and doings" Ia this particular temple of
Lusce.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, July 8

RICHMOND mAhhEIS, July 3rd, 1855
FLOUR-There 10 little to say about Flour there
being little for sale and arrivals Of
We still quote 10 small lots superhne I'll % eii
the frst new -four of the season 9 few days since
from the Hyco Mills Halifax county, which vas
sold to baker for Sl2.50 It only supeIfae, but
bsipg frs: of the season sold hgn:
WHEAT.-Ths millers generally decline to BUY
for future delivery. About 20 900 or p 900 bu'he
However, have been purchased to be delivsre ed on
the 10th instant, at O. per bushei. We learn that
the hasers decline further contracts of the kind
CORN We quote 81 10 per bush.l.
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IsrEMpERATE.-C0nrs Hufnagls made

IsrEMPERArE.-Conrsd Hufnagle made
his appearance before the Mayor to answer the
charge of being common druDksrd, and distur-
ber Of the peace of the neiehborhood In which he
lives. Conrad admitted that be imbibed too freely
a. times but declared positively that he had TAX
his last driLk-thst hs could and would give up the
use of fire water" from this time, henceforth and
forever and was willing TO be sworn as TO the
truth of his determination; but his honor wisely
concluded not TO let him do so. Alter hearing the
evidence of two or three Witnesses, the accused
was held TO bail 10 the of $50 for his future
good behavior. which be readily gave
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MARINE NEWS
Fok7 OF RICHMOND, July s

SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz
and passengers
Steamer Belvidere, Pritehard, Baltimore. ndz
Ludlam Il WaAou.
schr. VIM Colquitt, Phillips. Wasbin gton, iron,
w. ID Coquitt Co.
schr. LYDIA Anna, Voorhis, New York, wood
Schr. Onativia. Jameson, 10 il ad down the river
with wood.
Sehr. Safety. Wroten light
Steamship virginia, Teal Philadelphia. mtz and
passengers.
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The relaxing heat Of summer brings with it e.
cuisr tendency to disease. The Liver becomes tor
pi1. the Blood feverish, Indgeston spinss up dis
inclination to activity, and finally regular ine 30
eusues To ward of all these dire scts take CAR
TER's SPANsH MIXTURE: Its purifying and cooling
influence over the Blood, with Its tendency to alisy
all nervousness will at commend IL ~ The very
best summer Medicins No one should fail to try it
who values health. Gods.
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on DOLLARS REWARD -Tboro ~.

ON DOLLARS REWARD.-There WAS
~ lett In the possession of Mr. Thomas g.
lockwood some few weeks before his death a verv
noted DIAMOND RING It'll probable, from what
mas oeen learned, that it is in the possession OF
some frend for safe keeping. If the person will
cenier favor by calling at this Office when satis-
factory proof will be furnished az to the proper
owner II taken otherwise, the public are bsrshv
cautioned against trading for the same reward 81
$50 will be given for any information that Iss
to the recovery of the Riog ia 98-,w
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In Muss.-Thomas F. J. Byron ap
peared before the Mayor yesterday morning 10
snswer the charge OF attempting TO stab B. Freish-
korn on Monday last The Mayor, on lesrpipg ali
the circumstances, held him TO bail to keen the
peace, and to appear a, the next grand jurv term
OF the Hustings Court to answer an indc,me ut for
misdcmeanor.
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CEREMONIES IN THE AFRICAN CauaoH.-
We have already given the particular programme
OF the ceremonies at the African Church under
the auspices of the Ladies of the Mount Vernon
association. We requested to say that they will
commence precisely at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ. The cen.
tire part of The Church will be reserved for the
military. The remainder for the ladies aud cisi
gems generally.
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IsrrREsrIsG REI lGIoUs SERvIoEs.-At
the cse brstion of the Sacrament Of The Lords Sup
par on the last Ssbbsh In the United Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Mr. Eead's twentr- one perens were
added to the Church the public profession OF
their faith In Cbris The interest and solsmnity OF
tbs occasion was enhanced by this fact, that among
the converts we're seen parents and their children
joinios themselves the Lord in the holy CO.
vensnt the infant children of Of these psrents
being immediately aftsrward dedicated TO God 10
the rite Of baptism. This accession to the Church
Is the fruit of qu,s and beautiful work Of Grace.
which has be prosre sing eadiy und the ordi-
nary means for some two months past
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THE PENNY POST.

This paper was issued for the last time
yesterday morning-its types, press, and list
having been sold to the association of gentle
men who have projected the new paper
STYLED the National American"
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WET SoRApE Michael Dwyer was
found guilty OF using water from the city hydran,s,
in two instances, withou, paying for II, and u q,
fact being made known to the Mayor, he fined
Mike for his conduct.
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Iro0 KErs have apsin cnmman.aa

ilcKroo ETs have again commenced
tnelr oepredatous A gentleman had hi. mamnrsn'
DUN o.oI stolen from hs side POCKET Willis in ,hs
.as NoIthern cars. yesterday afteTnoou. Ths ,h;.s
eaamin,ns and finding it contained no mnnen
threw u sno thu contents into the mouth of Th..y,
a. ~. waoIe u was Afterwards found and r.tn@r.S
10 is proper owner some OF the bill, In II h.vi.a
oeen torn Ia pieces aud scattered slon, m.
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IssoLrNT.-Daniel, slave to Lewis r
TAYLOR, got drunk last MONDAY pisht "a -
very ia.olent to Martin Sweeney. for wbisb w.
hr res,sd and Gagged Yesterday morning. on bein,
ordered to receive twenty stripes by wav y, sne
ing him better manners. WY VI leach
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LOST.

| OST-Yesterday morning, on Broad st
- or on 5tb st., pair of GOLD SPECTACLEs
and black FAN. AIRY person ii nding them will te
foe. 40 q 9ts
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For HoLLYwooD.-Every Tuesday an,
ald'y sftsrns ons four horse omuitu, viii ~, 80
zotn nreet to Hollywood CemsteIy, for the .rcom
that lovely place. 'Po'ed 10 visi
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VIOLATING THE SABBATH.-P Becher,
a merchant kept his Store open last Saturday and
Sunday for the sale OF goodf, In violation of law
OF the State for which the Mayor fined him. six
days shall thou labor and do all thy work." sal b
the good book and those who desecrste the Sabbath
by following their usual avocston on the seventh,
lay themselves liable to punishment under q State
statute.
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OST.-Sunday morning last, on Grace.
!. = 6etwesn Sd street and Centenary Church. a
mosaic SREAsTPtN, set in gold stone The f ndsr
office a..
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RIPE pracu,

klrE fEAcHEs-grown in. Virginia-are
now being sold In this city Itis needless 10 s5a 49,
pcs ass cd for them !: sufficiently his to srat
frst fruits OF the SEES a. P~' aoeiJ iof the
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PREsESrATIos.-The formal presepta-
uo1 , o. new and besn,ifu flag to the Young Guard
Will take place on the Square this noroing
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FIRE W0sKs.-We are requested to say
that the FIRE works Of the Feyette tllery will tab
place this evening In thai p1rtion of the Western
square occupied during the Agriceitursi Fair 80
rscs course This lot Il far more jesirsbe for such
exhibition than the Southern one having less OF
str g ions In IL.
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The COUNTY CouRr Tor u. :.
steadily at work on the civil dosk.t. Witch 10
.na one. The Justices viii do but liz hu.
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A .m.II o;rI oho,,t four

CHILD FoUsp.-A small girl about 1our
800 "a v.. f,una ON Cary street Esd, yests--
dsy afternoon and taken to tbs mrs. msrssf, wns's
her parents were discovered u sssrcn o. her TIE
NO tidp rs could be bs-rd ~ I. FIR sssry i've hour
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TIE F,Rsr BAPrIsr CHURCH sunday
Bah ,oI viii e.Isbrst. In the bssement room
Of the Church. Tho Tssche's and Schcisrs expees
to have q very pieessnt time OF It,
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FSED-TiDsley Walden was fined in two
instances Tor taking city water In violation OF an
ordinance.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

Persons desiring information Of busi-
his friend. Ro w. HUGHES, Esq Editor of the Ex-
aniner. The subscriber expects to be absent from
Virginia for some three or four months.
IL 4-St< B. M. DEWITT.
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Rev. Mr.. MeoRE.-The engraved Like
of the Rev. Mr. Moore IL new resdy for delivery
to subscribers and Others Those desirous of havins
81 early proof had better call aud select OIL a.
jJ4 r. sIMONS, ISL Msia at.
JNO. McCoEEELL, Dentist, Main strset,
bet cen 9th and 18th sts, opposite CorInttisn Hall.
jy 2-dlm
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FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Tueiday, 81 July, 1855
ENHE President and Directors of this
Bank have decla- red dividend of four ard one
gu Ter per cent. of The profits OF the last Al
ooh h'' sutJ sct to per cent bonus TO the State
leaving per cent, payable to the stock holders
jy 4-l0G A SMITH C,.h;.
IHE Subscriber has determined to re-
move his former location on the 5th of IN. prs.
sent month, from Rockets to Church Hill on tbs
cernef OF Broad and 18th near the Presbyterisn
Ghurch. where he will keep as hereto iore his MAR
NET HOUSE scpplied with flesh MEATS and
VEGETABLES of all kinds T. CRAIG
jy4-St'
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AMUeEMENT.
kALLOOr Ao.CroAUN
- AT THE
AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROr'un.
Mr. a. IL. " 1afflEH
THE DARING YOUNG EPnr.

OF this city,
viii make his Second GRAND Asrp,.
TIN place from the above-nsmsd 0ronna." sina /,
EESDAY next, 4th dsy Of Jaly at ESQ.,. 20 Wa
10 order to make this the unost sttrss,f.t.k
SION ever made In this city, Miss ytR0iNIs A..
DON. Of Richmond. hss consented To aOD
Mr. C in his erisl flight cons,,
The Fair Grounds will be OPEN su,;, .
FIR the purpose Of accommodating tho, uss h
VIII may wish to witness the infl ,tiop ~ ,ss,fss
loon. hs 3.
Persons who are anxious to ascend bv.
vious to the Grard Ascension BY Mr.. CAas,,. D
be scco mmodated.
1t Is to be hoped that the citiz ,ns win No..
Mr. G. on this occasion. A. his Accession n,os'as
he the most Interesting ever made By any n..N4s
ABANp OF MUSIC will b. In ....oa,,
- TICKETS so cents-To be had Az tS.So
Chi ,ren and Servants half price. Sa,
~ REFR z Il ENTS can be b..
Grounds at city prices. Positively no Liquor ~ -
sold. Wa
n An efficient POLICE are engaged :,
order.
r. A line of OMNIBUSES will couv.,
to the Fair Ground free Of cost. Tietetssssss as
cured from the Drivers. Price 80 cents ME-
for riding in the ON nbus. Persons who 40 se sss
chase Tickets sor the BALBOA Asce nsor. vHIYk
to psy 10 cts. Omnibus fare. Omulbuse, vi ,a
msues running to the FaiF Grounds at II o'.i,!@s
NJ. ga
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GIDES AND SHOULDERS.-50 bbds
~ extra corn fed Sides and Shoulders. l,ns;n.
70, sale ~ 1'ins an i
Jy JOHN H. CLaIRORNC
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GUBA MOLASSES, in hhds; re-ho;Ied
~ DO in bbls, for sale by
y 4 JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE
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WANTED-A young man to attend in
w retail Grocery Store One who understands
the bu,ness preferred Address through the Post
Oifce "A. g. Co. giving lame and references
iu4
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X Z IL TOP RICE; Pine AMI.
l. Cheese prime Article lust received ara PPi,o
~ sELOEN MILLER
J'1 Corner Pearl and C.rx..
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IN TIERCES GAR CURED
iva JOHN n cI.Tpny,
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tOkN BLOOMS; Painted Bucket, and
~ Tubs hns assortment for sale low NV
jys CoTnsI Ps "a Lick,