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Carrlage Mandatory,

On Johnson Street, 6efpcen lst and Cd.
BIZ O'BRYAN, x co.
III AVlNG permanently establish =
IL ell ourselves in Keokuk with apl
ample supply Of the very best mate. ~
rial for the manufacture of Carriages. Dursies
Gigs ard Hacks, we are prepared 10 mako all ar
'icles IN our Iae IN the very best style and Of the
choicest material, on reasonable terms &sa
prompt notice.
Nav 25 1895. diy
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MINERAL WATER!
MEsARs. MOORE HOOPER

n OF FRATED MINERAL WATER, the
qualities Of which cannot be surpassed by any
natural spring in our Union, and that is highly
conducive TO health, and contains no deleterlous
drugs, which is often the case with fountains mol
properly formed and managed they beg 'eave
TO refer to the following gentlemen oil the Medi-
cal Profession:
Prof. J. G. HUGHES, NJ ID.
JF SANFORD, M. ID.
d. S. McGUGIN. NJ. d.
]. r. ALLEN, NJ d.
g E. c. FRANCIS, NJ. D.
June %, 1855.
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N. w. JONES.
Successor to p. Slingeriand,
Dealer In Clocks, Watches and JeWelry,
SECOND sTRgEr,
Next door TO Charles Parsons Banking House,
KEOK UK, IOWA.
N1esm THE subscriber has lust re-
lEH ceived large and beautiful
- stock Of Gold and Silver Watch
es, Gold Jewelry &C :, comprising the latest styles
Of LADIES' Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Cuh Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains. Keys,
Seals. Silver Thtmbes, Gold Slides, Snaps.
Studs, Goa. Pens with or without holders, Gold
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAlRING.
The subscriber being practica al MATCHMAKER.
feels competent To repair the most difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted 10 his care
Csrrecs Tiae.
The public may rest assured that me correct
time is, and always will be kept by
Nov. %, 1854. iyd
JUST RECEIVED.
A FEW dozen white Beaver Hats ,ust the thing
- for Summer wear. al the Hat Store Of
DE-. HUMPHREY L. GAGE.
June Q, 1855.
ALARGE STOCK of Gents soft Cashmere
Hats just received. All the new sty.es for sale
cheap at
April 90 1855.
Henry Ward Beoehtr'S New Book.
NTAR PAPERS. or experiences of art az
~ nature.
For safely j. r CANE& SON.
il ne 81. 1855
New Cad Fish.
E DRUMS and 80 Boxes choice Grand Bank
- God Fish for sale low by
w. c. .FUNKHOOSER
uns 30.
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COOL.
7 HAVE OH hand l Dozen Ice Chests ard Re-
friger ators, embracing seveFal different sizes
and styles. which will be sold 1t the lowest pri-
ces, and warranted 10 plesse. by
Wm. G.. FUNKHOU5ER.
June 2. 1883.
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J. NJ HUTCHINSON. JAS. DEWEY
0Gcrchant Tailors.
Third Street, betDeen Nam and johnson.
KEOkUk. IOWA.
III AVE Just received, st their Fashionable Tail
IL oring and Furnishing Establishment, a choice
and excellent supply OF Broadcoths, Cassimeres,
and Centlemen's Furnishing Goods oi
all descriptions, aud guarantee that their work
wilsbe done 10 the most approved aud satisfac-
tory manner. They are constantly receiving the
New York and Phiia iephia Fashions, and re-
psctfully solicit all who desire good work and
the best material to give them a call
HUTCHINSON g. DEWEY.
April IS. 1855 div
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DISSOLUTION.

TsHE firm OF Graham & Cave is this day dis
solved BY mutaal consent. Mr.. Cave is au-
lhorized 10 settle the business Of the late firm
aud Will continue Il . business a. heretofore.
G. c.. GRAHAM.
w H. CAVE.
Jnne 81, 1855
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Another Wagon.

A RALSTON L. RO. will promptly deiy-
- er Ia any part OF the city all articles ordered
from their New Grocery and Provision Store
Is Johnson Street. Orders solicited
June 9, 1855.
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Removal.
D. r. HUMPHREY g. GAGE

II AVE removed Their .Hat, Cap, Bonnet am
IL Millinery Emporium to No. SO, MAR
Street, between Sd and ath, few doors above
their old stand, where they will continue thcii
business on largely increased Scale, both in tho
wholesale and retail departments.
We will haze he largest stock OF goods in oui
line ever 5rough to the Western country, snt
viii be enabled 10 supply the wants of arr
Country Merchant in Iowa or elseu here.
We will have stock of goods for the ''ietail
trade" which will be second 10 noae in Chic ago
or st. Lonis in point Of "siy - and equality"
Our rooms are fitted up in the finest style and
no pains viii be spared 10 make the
Great Western Hat, Bonnet, and Millinery En-
porium'
NOT THE
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION"
but the place ior
GOOD BARGAINS.
Our Mr.. III. s now among the Eastern Man.
uiacnrers and Importers getting up onr fal
stock, part OF which we expect in i.w days
OF the arrival of which due notice will he pi,.n
ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE,
July "a, 1855. div 2w
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4 NOLDEN Flax, aud Medium Fronting Linens
VI OF Richardson's make, warranted pure, 10,
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen. BIeached 4
Brosn Table Damasks, Napkins, Taweling,
Crash, &c, for alecheap. p. d. FOSTER
April %, 1855.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

u
THE subscriber would inform the citizens o
i keokuk and vicinity that he has purchased
the stock in trade OF Bea. y. Dodson, al No. 8
Third Street, where he has en hand general
assortment OF French and American Cloths
Cas.imeres and yestings, which he will make
up TO order al the shortest notice and in a style
not to be surpassed. Also good assortment OF
Summer Goats, Vests, and Shirts, avays on
hand. JAMES NJ TYtE
July Is, 1853. DIT
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Alexander's PelaniCus.
Tine Great American Hair Toni c

Yne Great American Hair xonic.
M HAT is more desired by the young Than the
w inxnriant locks of youth and beauty? What
Is more dreaded by the middie-aeed than gray
hairs? Who that IS old but would avert bald
nessy which can all be accomplished by using
Aiexander's pelsmieus; SO univeykaily acknowl-
edged 10 be the most superior article for beaut,-
fying the Hair, and which is equally efic cacious
IN preserving its natural health.
For Sale al "a Main street BY
]. d. MINCHELL T. co
June % d.f
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Frstls. FRAT,

Fsutla. traits.
OK BOXES choice LAYER Rsisins, who.e, naif
LC and qua ter boxes, 1000 lbs fresh Zanle Cur
rants, 10 cases Citron, rs cases fresh Prunes for
sale by w. G. FUNKHOUSBR
June 10
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JUST RECEIVED per Express large LOT OF
u Fashionable. soft fur Hats, Pearl ard Black
for sale cheap by
u. r. HU MPHREY GAGE.
Juue O. 1855 d
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DRIED BEEF.

> 000 LBS 81. Louis Sugar Cured Dry
,UUU Beef, warranted the best ever in this
market Wan. c. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2, 1855.
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4 SMALL house, 10 be ienanted by 1eA
n small genieel family. lease would
be taken Apply at this Office.
An gust 3D. 1855
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GATE CITY HAT STORE.


q F. VOORHEES, & co. respeefN,fJv q
~. nounce to the citizens Of Keokuk and
the merchants generally that they have lust 70.
turned from the East, where they sSlecfed ana
are now receiving. the largest and Nest eomplete
assortment Of Hats, Caps, and other sstiSlts -
their l'ns ever broughtto Keokuk. An expert
ence OF thirty years engaged a. manufacturers
and in the sale OF hats, ought to enable U 10 rive
en'lre satisfaction to retailers and consumerS.-
IT VIII be our business as well a our. intereet
always to select with care, both with resnea 8
quality and style. We have located kers poF-
manently aud will exert ourselves 10 Dc iuetiee
to our purchasers. The citizens of the CITY 80
rely upon our hats being the best quality and
newest style.
Please give us a call and look over our jfoeh.
at The "Gaie City Hat Store," No. "a, opposite
M'kenny & Runners Drug Store
Highest price paid In cash for s,l kinds or frrs
and deer skins S-lF. VOORHEES, = co.
March %. diff
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Table Casisry.
IUST received by steamer Gossamcr large as
y sortEent Of Elglish Table Cutlery which we
ofer at reduced prices.
BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
March l3, 1855.
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have T,ercc p,ckeled pork | cured, ais
81 a se~ bushels white Beans to accompany
1p FoT sale cheap. ". c. .FUNkHOU5ER o
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wv HOPE, or IN. Rescue

NEW HOPE, or tbs Rescue.
A TALE of the Great Kanawha One Of the
"a most spirited and granhic pictures OF West
ern life ever written. JTCANE SON.
July 81, 1855. div
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6. 'oDH1To

YEEPsa stock ofFamlly Groceries, avsfiety
u Toys an assortmsnt of Muaica Instri
nsnts, for safe on Main street, bet tsesa second
aud thiid f,nar2e,k1
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Patent Roofing.
2009 lbs. Feltmg,
- bbs Composition, FOR sale by
CLEGHORN Il HARRISON
April IL, 1850. w
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- nA"iH"' ..a, J. II. CLAYPeoLE
A. l.. Dclniag 4 Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO GRANVILLE b. SMITH H. 90.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EX-
CHANGE.

MAIN STREET, kKOKuK, IOWA.
eight CHECKS on all the PRINCIPAL cities
~ constantly for safe in sans 10 suit.
Collections. on this ci y remitted for promptlv
at current ratfs Of Exchange.
We will buy snd sell all kind OF Gold, Specie.
and uncnrreif bsnk Notes, al best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
Cash Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs, r. w. Clark, Dodge Ce.
8 Lucas 4 Simonds, st. Louis.
g +. w. Clark & Bros. a
N. Corwith & Co., Galena.
May 81, 1855.
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COUNTY AGENT.

IT l. MCKINNEY has been appointed Agen.
l. IN Lee County, for The sale OF SpiRIrUors
LfaUoRs for Medicinal, Mech anicsl, and Sacra-
mental purposes only.
Call al No. 80, sign Of the Golden Mortar,
KeoA uk. Iowa.
July Sd, 1855. diy
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@ NEW 80
Arr a N 9 e III e N L.

ar HI e n 4.
rTsHE Steamer G.. w. SPARHAWk viii run
L regular daily packet from keokuk, IN
connection with the of the Northern Cross
Railroad a. quincy, leaving Qaincy at O'Clock
and arriving al K@okus IT - NJ, and leaving
keokuk on return trip al O'clock. Tor freight
passage apply on board.
June 18th, 1898.
Morning Llarv eony.
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Farmers take Notice.

Farmers take Notice.
d EICHER ha. on hand and will furnish g
order Zimmernan's celebrated Separator
Tor Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Bagging
gram ready for market. II will thrash and ci-an
from 800 TO 500 bushels per day, and has taken
The premium at IN. Crystal Palace, New York
and at the State Fairs of MaryIapd, Virginia. In
diana, Illinois, &c. Orders will be thankful,
'eceis and comm un:ca'ions willreceive promp
: .fentioD.
Residence Oh Fulton 81, between 2d anil 81.
p. EiCHER.
Keoknk, April 10, 1855. d&w
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Corn Msnii
l00 BUSHELS Fresh White Meal for sale
lUU low by w. FUNKHOUSEK.
lune 30
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]. W. NORRIS.

A 4 ( q Il " f Y At W,
OTTUMwA, wAPELLO COUNTY, IOWA.
July "a, 1853
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A. N. CARPENTER, H.k

A. N. CARPENTER, \. b
PHYS SICIAN s. S U RG E ON,
u DE.PECTFULLY tenders his professional
lC services to the citizens Of Keokwk aa1 VI.
ciniiy.
GT Once No. 4, Burks's Gallery, eerney e
Mai and Third SIS. Entrance on IAigd.
Aue.st 4, 1883. dtf
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FAG4n LBn1oe1A
lE BOXES choice Sicily LssBsas, just ~
Zs) csived and for sale low by
W. FuNKROUae4.
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A TrORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
II PUBLIC. Office in the now Post Office
building, on Johnsop street. between 2d aud 81.
kaoku uk. Feb. l3, IS53--tif.
Collections promptly attended to.
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New Cad Fish.
E DRUMS and 80 Boxes choice Grand Bank
- God Fish for sale low by
W. G. .FUNKHOOSER
uns 30 d
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.

As,ruetiUe Fire Robbery Soldiers Of 1912
"a rim Forrest Mortality
* PHILADELPHIA, June 30
40 disastrous fires have occurred here within
- past As hours The fret destroyed the city
Z k<upd ~ Of Chss. Kocksperger, corner OF Broad
800 Wallace streets, and the steam window sash
pory OF Rob. Arthur, next door; aggregate loss
81 I'd 600 Yesterday evening, the steam b9dstesd
Il story OF Rebel Lincoln, Brown street sbo We
ia, burnt, and also the (colored) Masonic Hall,
Bar Methodist Church, the Carriage factory OF
${shn Wagner, and plumber Of smaller buildiugs.
s1n,ss SO 900. Some Of The non.accepiing IRE com
;Dnniss refused TO loan their app 4rstus.
Isss re,urned Californian, who Intended going
kH to the land Of gold, was robbed of $4,000 at q
lie 10 Dock street, Tn1rtdsy night. womsn has
I1fn srrss.ed for the theft.
Is Tne D defenders OF the War Of 1912. intend to
71eet THIS evening, al the Court House, corner OF
H5xih and Chestnut Streets up stairs, to make Tue
Necessary arrangements Tor celebrating the coming
3 5niyersafy Of American Independence.
win Forrest has purchased a splendid b.O9 q
E31e building, corner of Broad aud Masters
Ikxseis, here for So. O0J, and intelds making 1t
IA residence
& The number of deaths Tor the week have been
~, Of which "a we're OF consumption.
Two men fell dead yesterday from excessive
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PREDICTIONS BY THE ASTROLO-

GER. PROF LEO S0UND-DEAR FsIENps:
Persons Of all eyes. old and young that we're born
10 the b. ginning of July in any year. be on he
look OUT for great events are near you. The 18th
and 18th of June. this month and the first week
in July next the stars import and shock
ing accidents on rairoads, and ex BLOSSOMS attended
with serious loss of life; extensive fires; loss of life
and property aso both by land and sea with steam
hosts and shipwrecks; the public health Suffers from
cholera or some distressing epidemic; MANY sudden
deaths will occur; during the month of July next
the planets Saturn and Mars seriouly affect the at
mosphere producing ter ihc hail storms calculated
to inlure most materially the crops in England and
the United Stste' farmer advised insure tn
standing crops before the evils come; earthquakes
may be expected and great troubles ia the CITY of
London; coal miners are in great danger; / doubt
that the United States will be involved In war this
samme-; fatal in uence for London. England
u The Astrologer may be seen at hts Office cor
ner Of 10th and Poplar streets, Adams Valley.
ia G--5tk
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cor..pond.ues OF the Dispatch.

co,,..,onaenee Of the Dispatch.
,,,.ens Of the Female Iastttaie saa J0'
c,..d,r-Sxn Stroke 60 Commercial, DC
BALTIMORE, June 30, 1855.
,,s. commencement of the Baltimore Fe
lie Institute took place yesterday evening
=. s.lutatory address was delivered 10y
III, sarah z. Wyatt, of Northampton, Va
congestion on the last evening before
ernity." was read by Miss Jane Deeble
s.nkins. of Accomsck. A number of other
~ credhable compositions were read.
j The Jury in the case of d.. j. w. Z. "
Zeal against Madison LETTERS. an action to
Recover damages for an alleged libeiious
over the signature OF the deien'
ldant, on the Clipper, rejecting very SER
.ously in the professional skull OF the PLAIN
lin, yesterday morning rendered verdict
NV arding s1G, 900 damages TO the plaintiff
trhs defendant has moved for 8 new trial.
There were two cases of sun stroke yes
dsy. both of which resulted fatally. One
AVS man and the other female.
Sales this morning of 200 bbls Howard
krset four at 50 IS. Wheat is dull. Small
AIS of red at 81 98aS205i white 81 05s
o15. Corn-saies of white at S1asl-02
blow 90 $3.50 Oats are dull at assoc.
IA The thermometer to day is at "a in the
zAa1s
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch

T4e LatE Saictat-Spleadld Present SGilihs o.
S.eamers -Suuggled Letters.
81 NV YoRK. June 80
s Tue laLo excitem' at " regard % taa ,uble sui
70 lie las much abateu. IL been developed
#tnAt Ii iss Williams had deposited $3.50 in
%Ss Wigs abk all OF which she had given % young
TGusiia-iudeed she supported him and allied him
IN III. business
"A Cuas. Pond President Of the Hartford and
Me- Haven Railroad, has q beautiful present In
store Tor him In ihe shape Of a silver service from
he Company. 1t tovared with railroad devices,
eDd cos, 81 900
The steamer Ariel, OF Vsuderblt's Iue. sailed
~ noon for Hsvre direct, with no passengers ard
DO 600 in specie The Union also sailed at toe
+ name hour for Southampton and Havra with Go
s. psssepgers and 1925 900 Ia specie.
~ Over one hundred letters were sent 10 the Post
OH &c 10 this city yesterday by the agent of the
Collins line Of steamers aving been clsndeslnely
Out on beard Of the steamer Baltic on her outward
1irip Of May 30.
100000 Is to be raised here and paper starred
10 advocate liquor trade, to be edited by Mr. r.
French.
Mrs Scott, vile of 1t. General Winfield Scott,
sas passenger on b oard the Ariel yesterday for
Paris.
a The u g. irigate Congress sh lpped her crew
Ethis morning, and will sail In a few days for the
Mediterranean. She will carry out the full COM
& p.ment OF 500 and officers IL is reported
that orders have been Received from Washington
to FL out Immediately for sea the U 8 steamer
-
Est Indies
John Tx, gardener living at the corner of
Sikh avenue and Fifty fourth street. his throat
yesterday with razor, and expired a few mo-
m-nts after.
Il Jacob Mitchell mate of the schooner Sunbeam
tbs .uppo,sd murderer OF a young woman name
~ Iy Mitchell, 10 Brooklyn. has been arrestsd at
Ns~po and special posse Of police officers left
the boat last evening to bring him back for trial
The annual commencement Of the General Thee
logical Seminary was held yesterday in St. Peters
CLurah Bishop Les, of Iowa; Bishop Potter, Of
Peansylvsoia; Bishop Atkinson, OF North Csrolinu
and about fifty clersymen, including the Professors
OF the UnvaTstv wsrs present. The sermon was
preached BY Bishop Lee. There were tkirtsen can
te,. OF the church. Among them were + ii. c
Goadwip, Of Maryland, and c. r. Street, of Virginia
About ona hundred asd fifty appeal COS now
board the TeceiSing ship North Carolina The
sppl cations from parents and guardians very
rous. fhuudsy of each week il set apart as the
day for sbippisf boys
Yesterday at the first board $1,000 Va Skies were
sold at 8 u l. and at the second board they went
/ snd S'oOO worth sold at SOL. Among the sales
&c the Stock Exchange on Thursday were $4,000 Va.
ard Tennessee Railroad % mortPase bonds at IA.
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TO BUILDERS. MARBLE CUTTERS

AND GAS FILTERS Proposals will be re.
csived at the OIfics of the City EurU Ger until -
O'Clock ID on Tuesday next the sd of July, for
constrUeting 20 enclosed paneled Stalls in che new
Market House On l7ah street Proposals will also be
received at the time AID plses for furnishin
aud Getting ths marble counters required for said
Stalls. Also, for the Gas fixtures for tta Msrks at
House and Eall.
The posals must state the time W ish will be
requre to aplete the wofk bid for Gud aopro
security liast be given by the contractor for the
pronpteId faithful coia planca with ths esrms of
his coLtEact Plans and specifications If a. above
work Can be seen at tao ONCE OF the andsrsia IN ed
where eli further in FOL nation be obtained
10 Gid W GILL, City Trns,r
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PoL1rrcAL Abrams IN WAsHIrGroN.- The long
contemplate resig nation OF Mr. Mason AZ Commits
sioner Of Pstenta l. 10 said, ut the cs has taken
plscr. and thai he Will lesve on next Taursdsy for
more lucrative pursuits.
Mr.. Blake, the new Commssione- of Pahfc
Buildings. bas given bonds Tor 500 600 ala has
appointed Mr.. Roche. the retiring City Collector,
bis clerk.
Mr.. Champion, the British MIN ster, has. IL Ia un-
ders.ood, taken umbrage at The administration for
ore ven,ng th departure OF the Crimean recruits.
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FRom HAVANA The steamship Isabel IA arrive a
10 Charleston, with Havana datss to the S5th. The
negro soldiers had bee d.b because
h.d refused to take stock Ia the Spanish Bank
unless that were done. The Captain Gsnsra sresd
TO their demand aud after the disbanaipg OF the
"dstkies" the stock was taken The United Statss
war steamer Fulton was at Cienfuegos On the 18th
hun;ins barqas called The Amelia, supposed con.
SORT of the M gnolis.
The military tribunal hes Iced q verdict OF
GUILTY against all the parties cbarg I'd wi poll
teal fences except senores GUira aass and Pc
The former of these 10 Sentenced to lur years
imprisonment in Spain. and the two latter who are
citzsnso f the United States. each to two years i'm
prison ment in Spain.
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THEOLOGY AT COST. Y. Ran

IfHEOLOGY AT COST. W RAN
DOLPH, for the ext three months, viii offer
his large stock (ovei 1000 vounes) of TIL oeical
WORKS at verT 10 " priSes-nauy OF them al half the
usual cost of auction prices. Ciersymen, fheolog-
cal studspts and others would do wal to ca eaIy,
well So the new publications of the day. Such an
opportunity of buying Books cheap does Rot often
occur
NOVELS AT HALF PRICE Many hundred vol
umes of second hand Novels offered half price,
at RANpOLPH's Bookstore aud b!nder7.
d2Sclt
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ELoPsMENT AND DEATH The Worcester Tran
script relates thst a man named Cutler came from
Msnchester, N. H. to West Bovlston, Mass. and
found home With Mr.. Norman 81. GoodsIe, where
he vas taken sick After his recovery, be left. al
b. said, to meet his wife in Albany. 10 eight days
he returned wit young woman who be said q,
b wife. The couple remained at Mr.. Goodal .;
about ten days. when Cutler was again taken sick
and died. 1nflImstion WIS imme distelv sont to Bis
vile and psrents these parties came to West Bowls
ton attend the funeral of Cutler, and the widow
of the fsithlsss found herself face TO face with he
The girl. was after the funeral, taken to the home
Of her parents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02
BY PAYNE IL MAYO.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF

n A HANUSO NE AND VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT ON 9TH ST, NORTH OF LEIGH By
virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to me by Eobsre
r. Dugsl, on the 22i day of January. 1919 and cf
cord in the Clerks Office OF the Court of HGstin
far the city of Richmond fer the purpose of securing
tain sum of money TO Chas D Everett, Ex'r OF
Chas Everett, decd, shs proceed to sell at public
suction. TO the highest bidder, the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of July, 1855, at 5
O'Clock P. M If fair; If not the next fair day } a
certain lot piece parcel of land. lying and being
IN the city of Richmond on the Eastern side of 9Th
street No nth OF Lesh street trout ting 9th street
Sc feet and running back $50 feet within parallel
lines, designated Lot NJ S on q plan end survey
drawn by Jos ]. Peasants, xed ard recorded
with d. Ell bearing date the lst January 1913 from
Lucian B Price and snjamin Pollard. Jr., Exrs of
Thopss Price, decd, to Joseph Allen and Yelling
ton Goddin; on which said Lot there is very good
Brick Dwelling house and other necessary buildings
Although the title is believed to be good, acting as
Trustee, l will convey such only as is vested in
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance at and IL
months with interest added, secursd by Deed oil
Trust. EDMUND ANDERSON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PAYNE Il MAYO, Aucts.
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