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A WORD OF WARNING.

The N. Y. Heralds Boston correspondent
publishes table showing the population OF
each State of the Union in 1850, the total
number of bushels of wheat raised therein,
and the number of bushels to each inhabi'
tant. He adds
II will be seen tLat New England does not PRO.
duce half bushel of wheat where the South and
West raise a dozen. Masssch usets does not
raise enough to make the paste to envelope one
hundredth part Of the abolition trash which sne
annually publishes
Hence the question becomes serlous one lot
our New England manufacturers to consider. Is
II worth while for you to quarrel with your o.eao
and but,era II, by your fanaticism, you continue
10 lose Southern trade for a few years to come as
you have for few years past-(snd In tbs present
degraded political condition of Massachusetts
there appears to be q fair prospect OF D-what
II going to become of Us, especially 1t PROVIDENCE
should aeain punish US according to our deserts
by sending upon US few years renewal OF the po-
tato rot
Our manufacturing establishments are ust Eow
at q very low ebt; cotton cloth make poor preao,
and machinery ID indigestible. Our poor WIDOWS
and orphan children. plundered OF their means by
pecuatinr railroad managers are threatened wito
want and starvation. God, 10 his p6ni,e mercy, IL
promising US year OF plenty In spite oil our sins
ofsuch plenty He almost continually sends upon
ouI Southern brethren. IN apite OF theirs, even
when we are In need Shall we, by contnutng our
present wicked crusade upon our Southern breth-
rem for being compelled to sustain an institution
which the cupidity of the fathers of our New Eng
land abolitionist originally brought upon them,
again tempt His WRATH
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nIsooNTrNr IN THE o. STATES

DISC&3N 0N ! ~ AAAS
II seems impossible for mento % content
ed with their Iok. Whilst the United states
/. prospsriog and increasing at a rass unpal'
allsled in the history of nations whist y GU
ioys the most perfect exemption from tnose
terrible vars which desolste the face OF Eu-
ron and All its castles and it's cabins with
IN. dismal wall of bereavement; wniss
\ We of unusual plenty. even IN THIS
land Of uufAiliug hsrvests. is rewarding the
iabors of the husbandnan. the most dismai
erosns of discomfort and dissatisfaction In
suit the Divine Goodness which has dispens-
ed upon the land such constant and unpar'
paralleled blessings. Our people are oecom'
iny tired of the government under wnicn
they have enjoyed SO much happiness anu
pine for . change. What change can We
have which will better our condition ! inA'
IA a ouestion we call upon the disconfented
.n;r;t. 70 solves Can we make cnange IN
the republican institutions handed down 10
M bv our forefsthers, without paving tne
way for monarchy or anarchy? live change
from Union to Disunion, what evil whicn We
now endure will be remedied- nay, wna'
good which we DOW possess will not De naz-
arded These questions address themselves
especi Ally to the North, where the spiri' VI
aggression, notification and disunion Is most
rampant. The South is willing and desiroos
to remain in the Union if its rights and IN
terests can be secured. Why push 1t 10 the
wall Why drive it out Of the confederaoy'
Will any evil that disunion may cause the
South compensate for the injury it will BRING
upon the North The North ia now veal
thy, prosperous, powerful. 1t has almost a
monopoly of commerce and manufactures
Can it possibly improveit its condition by DIS
union May it not ipjure allits great inter
ests irreparably I
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. July 2s.h.

RICHMOND MARKETS. July 2slh, 1855
FLOUR-No Transactions t, noea
WHEAT-Marketst still very spirited. with . sill sbt
increase in receipts and an advance of cents per
hu hsi. We quote prime Red $2o5; do. White
%
CORN-105 per burbel. market quiet.
BALTIMORE MARKET, July 2ath
FLOUR Sale of 500 bbls City Mills, to be dsliv-
in slt next week. at o. 6'4; ans of 1900 bbls
City Mills to be made as sS ST.; $50 bbls Howard
street, for immediate delivery, brought g. Is
There was "a sal. of 200 bills Howard Street Friday
evening At % SIT Bye Flour scarce and sold at
from 81 25 to " rs, according to quality. The above
operations show but very little change from Friday
WHEAT Sales of 1850 bushels good tn prime
white at 81 65at67 lot OF 10 900 bushels Tenn-.-
see red. deliverable In Au.ust offered at 81 g.
hut could not 6Dd purchaser Receipts of whest
for the week abou 100 900 bushelr for the pre-
viou. about 1890 The supp in Baltimore has
been mainly from the countrY bordering on thu
Chesapeake Bay.
Corr. White sl.1 OF; yellow ssass cts
RYE-9tI0 to SLIP.
6AcoN.-sales of IS to 100 hh5s Eides and Shout.
ders At etc for the latter. 100 for the former
WHIsKsY.-S73sSs Cts for City and Pennsy vania
and So aS9c for Ohio;
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THE YELLED MuRDERESS

The New York newspapers are clamoring
loudly for change in the punishment OF
Mrs. Robinson, ''the yelled IN urderess" of
Troy, N. Y, who is now under sentence of
death. There is no doubt of the guilt of the
woman, and the murder she committed was
Of a most atrOeious character, but then she
is CONAN, and it would be shameful and
disgusting to hang one of the fair SEX
Moreover, Mrs. Robinson has artfully man
aged to throw .'veii' of romance over her
origin and history, and has induced the ga.
ping crowd of New York to believe that she
is of noble or patrician extraction, as if that
could palliate her crime or ought to avert its
consequences. Latterly, she has added a
new game, that of insanity, cutting up all
sorts Of ridiculous antics, and convincing the
idiotic crew about her that she is demented
and ought to be sent to lunatic asylum
The probability is that her sentence will be
exchanged for confinement in an insane hos
pital, from which she will either escape, o.
be released rs soon as her reason returns -
For our own part, we don't believe one wore
of any of her pretences. Her whole deport
msnt shows that she is as inherently vulga
as vicious, and that her mind is as shrewd Al
her heart is corrupt. The idea of hanging
woman publicly is revolving, but the perpe
traitor OF such murder as that committe,
by this female tiend ought to be punished il
some way. There are occasionally devils il
pstticoats as well as breeches, and when sue
ID the case, in spite of the respect due the Sc
generally. we would dispossess the unfortu
nate one of her demon, even If it require
tight lacing Of different part of the bod
from the waist.
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1|IIHD,

q asfurdsy uisht 18th inst, after painful ana
1is5flns Hines Of ~ Doptbs which n. bare With
rSflsns-. end yesienesiop. Mrs. REBECCA l..
69ANTtAND. wtfs 81 q. .. GrsDtlsrd In the e. b
y.sr Of her sse leaving bu bland and three small
shiIdrsa to mourn their irr pa. able loss.
UrCity pspers Will please copy.
On WEDNESDAY,, this 25th inst, ca ARLIE, Infant
s3n OF Lewis apd Indiana Rrsyssr
On susdsy, 7gth ipsssut ELIZ METH. infant
aauahtero Of David and MARY Magic, aged month";
The friends and sequaistape.s of the family
spsstfniy invited 10 sstepd her funeral at o'clock
this (MoEdss) evening", from the residences Of her
parents. ON II h street, wishost farihsr noiics
On sands mo, niss, July -. ss O'Clock, FANNY
BELL, daughter Of J. w. snd Ann n Childress
assd s years and days. The friends and sequsint-
Of the family qu este to attend her fune
raj this morsine. July so ct oelssk, from the resi-
dsec@ Of her father, W. nabe street. between 18th
and 18Th streets. -
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!" TIE mo t Confirmed c,s.,

The mot confirmed cases Of u.
distrssdrs dss.s.; oisins. .ri.., frsa s, aas
ing ~ mp,om, stli ~ 1t IL Z. nsrsl thsa .a'
attempt 70 msdicsts until fomethiu, we W. d "
v.nes. We would % public N ,uito, . IA si,s
readers sssinss the sin of negteet ana W.. al "a
tine EeeoDmsnd to their notice Or. Hoca,,, y, ~
pared BY Dr.. G. n. Jssh son, No. ~ 1,.sasa sp,
lsdslphia. We h.v. s-.n eurss ,sfsm.s ,ttsh d,
infusnes."- Scott Weekly. "'''is \
Agents for this sity-A .ssrs. Pu,e,,,
Co.. and esHHsf1 l. BIsas, Drsr,Ius 'a's
~ 50 -d2v
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-coNrAaJOITs DISEASES

~ CONTAGIOUS DISEAsES.-We believe 1t
is 40 established fact in medians that mo disease
can be contracted while the blood IL 10 pure and
healthy state In order to secure 30 desi,sble al
object We recommend to readers the uss of Cal
rERs SPANISH MIXTURE. which 10 generally er-
knovled<-d to be the mort efectual purifier of the
blood vet discovered 1t NOT ONLY cures but 10 no.
sitivsly the only remedy which CAD b. depended on
preventive of epidemic or contagious diseases.
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PLEASURE ExCURsION.-1he M0ntgOme-
~ Guard. Captain p. r. Moore intend masing an eI-
Peck this Afternoon snd they have made srranss'
msn,s for good music and an abundance OF refresh
ments Of the choors kinds thew invite their friends
pleasures Ct tbs trip 1t 10 entirely unnecessary for
~ to that Captain Moore and his N IN viii spare
no e,rts to the happiness OF their visitors on
the tin and that they Will preserve aood order -
suah Of our readers need rec'estion. u aannos
afford to visit fashionable Watering Places VII
delight in good mu,ic aud dance can enjoy them
selves to their hearts CON eat.
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DEATH OF VIM WALLACE DAY.-We
regret to announce the death OF Wn Wallace Jay
ESQ He died at his rssid ence in Manchester ON
Saturday last, after long ar painful illness Mr.
Day ives one Of the most promising young lawyers
ct the Richmo nd bar.
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IscREAsIsG THEIR SrREEGT Ave
learn from Captain Lipscomb that the Mechanic
Guard are rapdly increasing In numbers. and that
he Company design mskirg p'essure exeursian on
Monday evening next, when thew hone to pc eccom.
panied bv every friend Of the workinR men 10 the
Community. rsptsin L 10 spsring no EFFORT: 70 make
Meehsnic Guard of the frst companies 10 the
RI rim ant
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CosREoTloN Lee, the slave who at
tempted to make his escape from this city on IT,.
ntral last Friday neht did not have throusl
ticket was at fret reported.
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ARREsr OF MoNsrER.-William j.
Brooks the Iasu Who stands charged with attempt
ing Q rape ON bic own daughter, near PrederioSs-
burg, ON the 18th inst. and Afterwards .eiog IRON,
juaie., arrested Ia York county on the 33.n ~
ant and brought to this city saturday last IN IN
the place at which he committed the 10 human
crime to deliver him into the hands Of tina law w
for his capture.
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TEMPERANCE ADORE ss.-Col Thomas y
Evans intends addressing Era Division at Corinthiaf
Hall, the subject of Temperance this eyenins i
uraaaLt.
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AcoIpESr.-Lsst Saturday afternoon q
carriage was upset near the Ceatrat Depot but did
no serious damage.
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DssfRucrIvE sroRM.-on Tuesday last terrihls
,hun4sr storm occurred ct Lancaster, Pa by vhich
I've barss w.ss destroyed By HgstninR. fWo ke.
lonsss 70 ossnmsl. sad ons 20 3. Ascoskis All
eostaiLias ssops OF wheat.
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TIE Station Houses were literally pack
ed with prisoners last psht Of all and colors
for dunkeunsss othsrs for fighting, and otheri
again for dlsorderly conduct.
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SIMoNs' DAGUERREoTYPEs are daily y
coming mora popular. The large cabinet in y
lures we think are superior to painting; and the, y
al,o superior to small Dsguensotypss a. th.y q
be seen distinctly In any light. Call and ~ I
yourselves n.
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FOR 80 T1sr.-F Fan lies residlny On sne
plank rosd are complsistng Of ID. ans9 nssA =.
Danger 10 which they or coninnslly 80 ~.
10 rscias add yelling q psrsons ~. Ne -
come 20 great that ladies are afraid 70 pass INC
rosd Is ssbiclss or on horse back. and the cooses
uuencs H. thai several sentiem-n nave es's -.
20 watch ibeaa fast teams and faster men ~ ~
port them to the next Grand Jury OF Hennca.-
snme frv sftrvnoons siucs gentleman VINO i've
beyond she eud of the plsnk road, wss On ~ 10y
bome 10 his buggy. bis lie being With o. wnen
roo men With fast tsams, both yelling Ct TOP o.
,beir voice TO make their compesi.ors break up
when the horse to the buggy became ffeign'eneo.
whirled suddenly arousd and fell, oreakpe s sno
sbsl, ard alarming the lady very much O,ner
similar accidents frequently occur, some OF tnem
fer more serious, and therefore Il IL that tne cou,
are TO be called on TO abaie . nuisance lIgenue
men must test The speed Of their nags, let them go
10 Broad Rock nr Fai,f.id, where NO one can oe
injured. We submit that public roadis not the
place for such exciting sport
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CREDITORS DEsrR.YiNG THE OHio AND MIs,s.
sIpPI kAILaoAD.-The creditors OF the Ohio And
Missssisp road, WHO were engaged 10 taxing up he
70 1t sumner. on Thursday. took the precsuton 10
cuetor OF the approaching train OF what had bee a
done the locomotive was, therefore, brousht to
ton was committed on Saturday mig ht. near Xsn,s
By tasins up rail but they did bot take the sam,
prseaution - was done on previous occasion. anS
one or two OF the cars were badly Injured M
p,rsons on board were hart and the tran arrived !.
o'clock yesterday morning st Louie Republican
July Is.
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N0TIoE.-PersOns intending TO Vi i,h
Sorings, can find the Agent for Hsrmsp srv,
opposition line Of Stages from the rsrmiau, Of n
Va. Central Railroad, at the Exchangs Hold >
tween tho hours of and IL O'Clock cash a, I
whom they can pu' chase tickets.
N = &c sure to call for the opposition A,m
~ T-St
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HARPER's MoNTHLY.-We have the Au
gust No. of this Journal from Messrs. But
tiers and Simons.
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HOMESTEAD SrocK FOR SALE.-I bm
twsuty shsres of Stick in the Homestead Cam, 4,
whinh | wish TO dispose or Aoy one wi,aiuJ h y,
chase ill please csll a. Mr.. WIN A BuftsrJ IN
store or ON myself at Putuey, Watt. L Putp.,I
jy 23-4t* JAMEsF WIS
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CHoLEnA1The report of the rayages OF the oh I.
era 81 eheinyv,ile seems to be somewhat .xaee.
rated though there 10 NO doubt 1t 10 attended III;
much fatality. Besides Gen. Thornton, We Isa,n
and q number Of visitors have fallen victims re ~.
disesse On Thursday, the Decstur Gazette .,r.
four deaths OF cured and some eight CIV css.s
reported The cholers 10 also at Sullivan Ons -,
two deaths bad occurred among ~hom was an
vile OF Dr.. Keliar Of that p.ace.-Sprinaaeld Mass
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NEw SPECIAL ZOO.

- ---....------ sDFfrnl
vKAsD IINrssAsos RaI,v
: L :. ~, ~ Iv 1885, Era Di.lssa, ,Ioi
Member Of Sister Di,,,Ioa Evening va Mi.
stsesa risss OF meeting at CO si nrssl,, -,s.s
To TIE CIrIzsss or Mo,,.
Y .ssoIasses With the d.eisio, s o. ~ War;
~ order q s. Poss 81 =. p.
msetipe OF ell parsons vishisr ~ Tiers M ~
Of the Company No. 70 re- ors.a ~ eeeon. M
ordnance. ~ the Engine Hons. e seserf,, -
evening. the sesf 81. ga n'-,~..o "a sai. N ~
a CARD.-1o J u H-s;, "a
the 24th instant was rsc.,vsa = Yoc,
it vss directed, snd BY him hanS.st W, ~
its speshs Little did you thIuI ss, q ns. u W.
s you cs Mi.h ae1sunt Of my ssaS
capacity. that IL would be read n, sssd ~
the csvardics you have shsvn r. ~, rv,,.
Mans to said soc unit. Noe, M ' ny ngas,
sfdlT nut pJ,sll have to ask Of Won !. y a~ym
nsms IN 'uii. " yon hsv. snv nam. ,ssas ~
hsve su Opportunity Of previs, ~. 'se ~ ~
have thought proper to hrius s,.,. sas ess,vs
pioyer. over . feti ious name. 49, ne 70 ., =
are prepared to prove am nr.n.. 1ea ~,
and on that occasion will prove n ~ tar -, b.
y,a are only making fruitIs.s sbds.ya,a., ps.4 a
that which you are not able 10 ssshH'u % :os
not even for - urselfa GOOD char,.,..a 'o' u, :,
ter IN this gentleman proves Won b. ,os
ebasaeter, and william Of the dana. s as"ts,,
from calling the aentiem,n's mans Ina,
vote, ~ do not choose to have HI. ~, 20 saoa :
with yours In any Iespsct In eopps.s;I ssseir
40 act s . that o. which you ~
wbs wrote the above, svery vors arts
D. r.. / sign below. w waME
Naw: sir. CONS ont with your nam. ;teloe
s sSo .nM yos are - no. coward
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RLsG TON FOR raE PRESIDENCY BY THE
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The New York Herald thinks tina in the
event Of . scrub race and an election for the
Presidency by the House of Represe natives
the South viii have nothing to fear. In an
one vote, and though there are sixteen free
States and but fifteen slave, It 10 improbable
that the candidate Of the free soil party can
% "r."d every vote In the sixteen North.
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MARINE NEWS,

ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Barqus Virfinisn, Kennedy, New York, mez d
Currie
Taliuferro y Co.
Schr Holmes. Holmes. New York, mdz w. d.
Colquitt Co.
sshr Edwin. Aaron, Norfolk, coal w. D. colquitt
4 Co.
sshr T.. Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston, rdS David
Cunis
schr Repeater, Parks, Port Walthall. to load for
Norfolk
Schr Naiad, Holmes, to load down the river with
whaat for Richmond
schr Ashland, Lefsver. t, Il al down the rvaI with
wheat for Richmond.
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BALE OF VIRGINIA VALLEY BANK arocx-A,
Winchester. Va, one hundred shares Of Vale, B,ss
stock we're psbiiciy sold oe Wednesday last At ths
ct eiN 81; ten 1t el7f 50; ten at Si7l IS: and
thi,ty.fvs ct ei25 The par value Of the stoek Il
800.
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DIro Il Es.-Cannot tie City Engineer
20 alter the grades on many of the principal streets
10 the city, a. to do away with the deep and dan-
aerous dirches made TO take of the water rom tne
cross streetsG Some Of these cutters are 90 very
deep that 1t IL dangerous to drive over them ss any
other gait than slow walk.
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TRIBUNALS OF CANCELLATION.

TRIBUNALS VT CONO1Lia IAON.
A work published in Copenhagen by A. B
Rothe, councillor of justice, gives the his
tory and organization of Courts of Concilia
ton, which were first established by the 60
vernment of Denmark in the West Indies
IN 1855, and afterwards, in 1895, in Denmark
proper. These courts have cognizance OF
cases in which the litigation proceeds from
libel, Islander, malicious persecution, breach
of promise of marriage, personal violence,
&c. From Denmark these tribunals have
spread into other countries, and are now es
tablished to greater or less extent in sew
eral states of continental Europe. They
have been generally successful. The num-
Der of cases brought before these courts in
Denmark in the year 1s43 was 81 1888, of
which 21,5l2 were settled, 299 postponed,
and 9,527 referred to the courts of law, where
only 2,s17 were ever prosecuted. How
would such tribunals work in our own
country
IAn intelligent Boston correspondent
of the New York Herald, giving IL glowing
account of those glorious harvest prospects
which are sending such delight to the hearts
of the multitude and causing spectators in
the staff of life to gnash their teeth, says that
during the last inclement winter the suffer.
ings ofthe New England poorer classes were
terrible-worse than the newspapers of that
region dared to admit; that while the Sum
merss and other Congressional demagogues
were busy in getting up their subscriptions
for the manumission of half breed white and
negro girls, starvation was stalking almost
arefoot in the cold, narrow streets of Bos.
ton, frequently with the thermometer indi.
eating temperature several degrees below
zero. At that very moment, the Boston ia.
natics were contributing thousands of dol
lars for the purpose of creating bad blood
between the North and the South, but their
generosity seldom reached their own poor
In New York, not long ago, the rich, from
personal fear, were compelled to feed the
furnished multitudes. But for the plentiful
harvest, the scenes of last winter might be
re enacted in that city.
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DR.. WIN 81. FAaRow. an emi,.,.

Df: WIN ID. FARRow, an emin.n. nI,.
clan OF Worcaster eourtv, Nd wrt., PEE
used sTABLEss AHoDysR rHsRaY sa
and DIARRHGA CORDIAL. to ne eatir. ..,; S,"r
diseases as tAeg profess to cure tha. To ~; ga
eomhinst'ens Of some Of our me 81 y.lr IN. ssf
therapeutic SCENTS and must be of /, sn,,. Mata
the afflicted and mankind at lsrg. - ,sS Nv
"cannot do less than earnestly t.conm.,t ,as
preparations to practitioners, sspssisv in ~. Ia
try. ~here the I'm pori y Of eama,srclsI srnns
OF the greatest obstacles to the suscsa Of IL. ~
cian. Ii u have cou al, use tia form ~ ~
DiarrfGl. the lsttsr. Don't neglect vn,r &: 4. Y
but take he rsmadv at once--tb-y should .I "a
every family. ready for instant uss. "F'
ses descriptive pamphlets, to be had ,,.t,a N
agents. '" y
Price Of each only 50 cents per bottle, O, 4, :.
ties for % 50. ~ !"
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Z. Il. sTABLER l. CO, Pros.i.to,
Wholesal. Drusglsta s,sin',
PURCELL LADD i co. bruavir,
Wholesale Agents. RiasnS,,
And BY Drug gists asd Merchants ssnsr,ll, tororl
out Virginia. IL ga ~
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n,-,.TcE pa rss SPRINGS. - Persons
-. - he Ssriags can have the Dispatch
-, - tAem for any length of time they
nav desfre.
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CHANGE OF USIrORM-The member. nj
Citizen Fire Company No 6. are requested 10 IL.
theie uniforms at the clothing store of Msssr.
ssroshons 4 Tupmsn. 80 ~ 10 have them altered =
psaiss have any Tina 70 lose Ia orssoisins vnS.r
The new arranGsnsni Of The CRY Cornail
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NEAT PAvING For years past continual
complaints have been made of the imperfect grade
of the cutters 10 various streets on Shockoe I'M
but until recently little or NO Efforts have been
made to remove the cause of complaint Ia pass.
Ing along tbs South-side OF Broad street last Satur
day, we noticed between 1st and 81 streets th At Mr.
A. KICKS. under contract with the city, had re-.
paved the gutter with granite blocks, In neat and
substantial manner, giving 1t such Q grade as be
thfnks Will prevent the water from stspding until /,
becomes stasnant. This species of paving 10 some.
tning new In Richmond. and, II II answers the pur
pose for which Ii IL designed, will be sdop,ed
Wherever necessary. the city being now the owner
OF quarry OF that invaluable stone.
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