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TOBACCO-The Arab cultivatss it

TOBACCO.-The Arab cultivatss it in
Il the burning desert; the Lsplsudsr and ESQ al.
max risk their lives to procure srefreshment 90 deli
but this luxury. and be will endure with cheerful.
ness every other pYvation and DEFY the fury of the
raging elements and in the higher walks of civilized
society at the shrine of fashion, in the palscs snd
In the COTTAGE the fascinating influence OF this sin.
gular plant commands an equal tribute of devotion
srd attachment. Sold Wholesale and retail ny
s .l..l 8 - 8. d. SEMPLE,
lie p Druggist. Richmond
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BouND OvER.-WiIliam Williams appe

Bound OvER-WiIlam Williams appear.
ed before the Mayor yesterday morning, and was
held to hail in the of $50 TO keep and
be of good behavior. conviction of abusing and
christening to assault Ann Stevens denzen Of Viz
ginia street, on Wednesday evening last. Officer
johnson testified that the ac,uIed tipey the
o casion, for which the Mayor fined him ST.
Virginia street is becoming famous for rows and
bad conduet 90 the nart of some of the women who
upon to interposs the strong to restore
quiet and good order.
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Died.

Athss residences in Chesserns I'D cognsy, g tns -
inst NJ DANIEL WILSON. ssse W scssfA 80
Bisessed are thsidesd which de 10 tne LoIo 1 ~.
henaesortt Yea saith the Spirit thst they may fess
fron their lsbors and their works do follow them.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoK4 OF RICHMOND, June 81.
SAILED,

/. s5a5 r. -,ss.s SAILED,
sehr Fannie Curris, Desrb ,rn, CHARLESTON, 8. @.
nndz J. Curris.
Sohr Mary and Adeline, jenkins, to load down tbs
river for New York a,zl 4s
schr Lvdis Aun, Voohis, to load down the fivs
for New York. iaf
schr Alfred Rae. Stainbask, Petersburg. mdz L
Libby, @ - us t1t S.F 4z
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Fun FOR THE MILLIoN.-Dr. B. B. Will
lsms intends delivering highly popular and very
amusing lecture at Metropolitan Hall tonight, du.
ring which he will give q number of experiment.
that cannot fail to please DR.. w. il from the Luns
Institute New York. and may be consulted at hii
rooms In tho St Charles Hotel
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The WEATHER was excessively warn
I'd sutry Yesterday scarce breath air being dis
csrnabIe. We greatly fear the continued shower
Of rain and heat, will prove Injurious to the whea
crop now ready for harvesting.
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ROGUE CAuGHr.-George slave to Chas
answer the charge of being engaged in robbins
the house. of Mrs Jennings Clay street, last Sa-
turday night eff about 5000 worth of silver plate,
most of which has since been recovered by the Pc
lice. Owing to the absence OF important witnesses
the examination was postponed until this morning
and the accused rsmanded to prison.
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THRowlEG SrosEs.-F. Gentry was fined
% by the MAYOR for throwing stone In Baker sire
on the night of the S9th of May.
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Gson0E A. EvAHs, the altered note utiersr, has
been carried from Baltimore 10 Fred srioksburs.
but denies ever hsvios been arrested In Richmond
or 10 jail IN Ffedsr icksburg.
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~ The New York Times, With the salt.
complacent air of one who knows, under.
takes to correct an "error' of the Caledonia
tEdinburgl Mercury, in stating that American
midshipmen are compelled to do duty before
the mast. No such practice exists in the U 9
Navy, according othe Times Nevertheless
the Scotch Journalist isright. The practice has
been lately introduced in our Navy of send.
ing the midshipmen of the Naval Academy
at Annapolis to sea, during few months OF
every year, in trial ship. in which they do
duty a. common seamen. 1t is an excellent
thing, and will make our officers first rate
practical As well as theoretical sailors.
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SEND IN YOUR BoeKs.-All persons having
books to contribute to the library of the Virgins
Mechsnics Institute are requested to send them to
Mr.. 3 P. Tyler, at Mitchell Tylers jewelry store.
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Civil WARRANTs.-The civil warrants
will be tried hereafter at the Csy Hail. at 10 o'clock
A N at the Mayors new Office
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Tns FousTH n CAHADA.-It " esN that The
Amostoan residents IN Hsmilt0u, G. Wand
4 ssrs are net few Of them -intsnd 70 osls6rats
Ia eomisg FosSsh Of JAY In thst CRY In spiri.
I'd aad beeomisg manner.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA The session
of the University of Virginia viii close on
Friday, the Goth inst, with the usual public
exercises. -
Lieut.. Maury will deliver an address be-
fore the Literary Societies at l2 CLOCK, on
Thursday, the asth inst. The public are in
vited to attend.
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WHIPPED AT LAsT-JOhn Finney, free
negro, convicted before the Mayor, yesterday
morning, under IN ordinance, of being In an unlaw
fu ubly on the Is of February last ard order
ed 90 stripes .
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EXHIBITION AT SLASH COTTAGE.
RIVERS & DERIOUS
CIR ECIAN CIRCUS

VIII give an Exhibition at the above plsss, on
"WEDNESDAY. THE GOTH inst,
In the afternoon, commencing ct o'clock, and In
the evening at o'clock.
Persons in the city DESTROYS of Visiting tho Circus
at the above place, and ~ the time enjoying
pleasant ride, will have opportunity OF doing 10
at tiding expense, a. the Railroad Company will
run extra trains the above day at reduced rates
Trains will leave for the Cottsgs at 81 A M, 10
A. M, P. M. and at " p. NJ. and returning, an
extra train will leave the Cottage at IcI 2. H., for
the city. c. W FULLER
js 9-dl5twlt Agent and Travelling Director.
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RgpxxNxnG EaALL Nozxg-0 The small notel
issueA n the Corporatjen of cksburR, abou
5000 esseassn aiken y the ~ honsh, leaving
sbout 400 aill on, 1. 4 y. g 81 81 -. -
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PERIoDlcALs.--We are indebted to B. T.
Rschardson for Yankee Notions" Frank
Leslie's New York Journal" "Peterson's
National MaRasine.' and sBsllou's Dollar
Monthly" ~ for July. IA IL
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corre,poudenoe of the Dispatch

The Late Duel Troops for the Crimea Steamboat
Competition Woman Shot-Arrest of Counter
feiters-Ssduction through Spelling Book
Surgeons Pay &c.
NEW YoRK June ooh.
Jas. M. Pendleton, one of the seconds In the lsts
duel sailed from this port last Wednesday, for Eu-
rope In the steamer.
Saturday evening, bound to st. Johns, N. B., with
about twenty persons Oh board, and with arms
and ammunition for great many more She was
boarded by boat from the revenue cutter wash
ag.on but there being nothing to justify her detep'
tion, she was permiued to depart There is no
doubt that the party on board were recruits des-
tined for the Crimea. ss
The steauboa's John Hart and George Law now
run to Norwslk from the foot of Cathari le stree,
East River, dog cheap" The Hart reduced her
fare on Monday to one shilling. The fare by the
Law IL twenty five cents. Both steamers leave at
the same hour.
sey City last night, and was a very magnificent at.
| fair. The decorations of the room were strictly
| cred, white and bue."
On Monday evening last, Mrs. Margaret Fertlz
| was shot through the heart by her husband She
| sill lives but cannot possibly survive
| The book publishers of the city have held q
meeting through respect to Mr.. Jas. R. Swords, the
| publisher who died on Saturday 81
| gang of five counterfeitera were arrested yes-
terday 10 possession OF numerous counterfeit notes
| on the Tradesmens' Bank.
thin drizzling rain fell all day yesterday, ow-
Ing to which, the great pacing match between He o
| ana Pocahontas did not come off as previously
| announced.
| A queer case of seduction came before the Nav
| or yesterday In which John Cullen had waited on
| Mary Hart a girl twenty two years of aga, and
had seduced her, swearing on hymn and spelling
| book to marry her. To her cost she found that
| these books were not considered sacred by John,
and had him arrested.
The Collins line OF steamers pay $40 month to
fhafr FhaI H. ~, 500
The u s Mail Steamship line TO AspinwalD pays
$50 month. Rather poor pay for good pbysi-
clans.
About one hundred Jersey wagons, loaded with
| strawberries. cross the Hoboken ferry, almost
every night, just now-between The hours of y
O'clock and 3. The atmosphere Whereabouts, ia re-
dolent OF their favor.
| MT j. W. Bryce. publishes a card here, saying
that Is true las is reported as having
10 speech In Virginia) that the Order OF United
Americans originated ia the Castls Garden meeting.
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THE MEXICAN AND EASTERN WARS.

THE MEXICAN AND EASTERN WARS.
During the Mexican war, the English press,
which before every battle predicted our de-
feat, became very merry over the slowness Of
our operations. They made no allowances
for the fact that the country was not prepar;
ed for war, and that the United States, keep
ing on foot no large standing army and navy,
has none of the advantages possessed by the
great European powers for prompt and de-
cisive measures on grand scale. Notwith-
standing these drawbacks, however, two
small American armies, not as large when
combined as the detachment which the alliss
sent to Kertch. overrun Mexico and conquer-
ed peace, in less time than the allies have
been at war with Russia, without being able
to conquer even the e1tremities of her EN-
pire,
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ADVICE GRATH.--At this season Of the yea, every
family she ud provide themselves with Bostls OF
the DIAlaHGA KILLER prepared by BENNETT 4
BEERs. Druggists. siagle doss inslantly relieves
summsr complaint. II has been in ore ever years
10 this city and the succe sssu article used
In the Cholera Seasons II can be had of am ct the
moderate prizes Of 90 cts.s go.
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DRUNK William Harvey was found ly-
ing drunk on thu Sidewalk last w nesday light and
taken to the cage. Yesterday morning he appeared
before the Mayor. and after receiving lecture on
sobriety, was discharged.
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trAiAI p l3r R JRaIIbH IT TN St, J.

DAZORS SET.-I expect 10 leave the
the balance OF the Summer. and will thsnk 81 per
sans who wish their Rasors put In drst rate order 70
lsaye than st. 0odseys Hoass.n Just below the Co
lumbar 'Heesl. Cary otFpeteS Rstsa svh83A sst
q Ishaat bead Powhstan Court House the lit Noulsy
In inly. gIst 90 tffsa 9ICAJAH 2. AEADoh.
IL a. 6Akcits
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DELAYS ARE DANGER o. SIN

nELAYS ARE DANGEROU SIN
~ SURE YOUR LIFE TO-DAY, TOMORROW
YOU MAY NEVER SEE--Sipce have been act
ing as agent fo1 the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, number OF nv acqu-int =. said they in
vide foe their wives and children, but put off ard
put IL off and many of them are now numbered
am Oh the dead This Company continues very pros.
porous In its business. and hiss now accumulated
csptal Of about $1,000 0G0 1t beng q Mutual In.
fit of the insured For explanatory books and all
other information, call at No 2nS Main ct.
10 22-5tif- -S- 'CHAS. WORTHAM, Agent
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STEALING TimBER.-Msjor, Slave to Vim.
Moore. was convicted Of stealing timber from L. w.
Glazseroot, yesterday morning, and ordered TWEEN.
ty-hce stripes. Mtjor IL q boatmsn by trade, and
needing fu 81 to his brsatfast drew on Mr. OPS
Lumber yard for . snpply, but caught hils saw
log IL up, aud taken to the cage. -
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GRAND IMPROVEMENT. ~ From prosent
iudisations, the CAPITOL Square. much neglected
Of late s about to receive ewed attention. juds.
ing from til fact that negro has been employed
in s.ceepng the gravel and dirt from the steps and
several penitsntisry conVic.s have bsen engaged in
moving the crop of hay and wild onions, which has
isteiy becoms mos. luxuriant If the boys were
now prevented from breaking the flowers and shrub.
bsry, and the lnsu forbidden the exclusive privi-
lsee OF tbs public bsnches lodging places, the
Square would again soon become, what 1t has here.
tofore bsen one of the most delightful places for
the resort of ladies and children sny where about
the city, ss ss.
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PLEASURE TR1p.-We beg our reader

PLEASURE TR1p.-We beg our readers
to bear Ia mind the delightful entertainments now
being arranged by the Eagle Infantry for their
friends and to take the necessary steps to ensure
anticipation in 1t. The corps intend waiting Siash
Cottags on Monday evenn next, where, in addition
to the exhleratr sport of tripping the liehs fan
tastc toe" to the strains of most bewitching music
they propose introducing other smusements of
ture SO Innocent that the most circumspect may par
ticip.te in them. .-@ss- - s..s =
This being the first excursion of the .Eages' this
summer, their officers all OF whom are gentlemen
OF determination and taste, have determined If pos
sihle to make it surpass in brancy and comfort ell
others that have precedsa it. To this end they have
engaged the best cotiflon and other mu,ic-tave
prepared for having the grounds Illuminated in the
most magnificent manner-have taken steps to en-.
sure an abundant supply of the incest refreshments
and have secured the services OF efficient police
to order and guard against the remotest
sibility Of disturbance.
What more can they do to win the appreciation and
support of the people Of Richmond Nothing that
we know of but if there is the remotest opportuni-
ty of doubly increasing the pleasures their guests
by an agreeable SURPRISE venture to predi,t that
the Eagle Infantry will gladly avail themselves OF
the opportu Iit3 of doiog 40.
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FlRE.-Yesterdsy morning the alarm of
fire was caused by the burning of the roof of q
small stable 10 the rear of the Lsncaserian School,
which was set on FIRE. Loss small.
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rnvePucTAr.ssroTICE

VlRoIplA-1Ts DisEAsEs The knME-
"a A RAf9arut WfTNxes-EvEHy woaD WILL b
EsT AIT rsH mr. ouR own BEsT KNOWN cITtzEes-
Coon NEws roR THE Sick REV James W hunnt-
cut editor Of that popular pspsr tbs Christian
nsr. published ct Frs6erc6sburs. Va IN bic saito-
risl Of Mefol So 1855, THIS sesaks 81 Hsnpson's
rss ss..os d lie year seay end
gsnessl debility b now spproeehfus. and ws vouio
particularly invite attention to- H6nptons CesbTa'
fsd sgstsbis Tineturen and eas and do feel = our
duty 70 re.omre-d It 70 eli who are ayspspsis: g.
oshsrwiss iIaf. state of health. We know the
rrtne the supreme excellence Of this sof ws
have tried 1t to the saving Of our own health and
perhaps life siso .mg ;boaa Be- .da 81
.'Hampton's Tinoture. be used freely. the meet
oire msy sppssr t, the purshsssrto be very desl
one dollar per bottle, bnt even at that pnce W coH'
sid er 1t the cheapest medicine In all oor
We doub: very much whether II ever 'ais 70 &c
6. cd |"
Call and gst pamphlsts and ses cures o. C9usss.
Bronchitis, Rbeumatism, Liver Compliant scIoiu
10. A. q cure for Liver Complaint It isuurivaiied
81 per bottle. six bottles for Is ..%
Sold In Richmond by O.. A. STnECkEk and
PURCELL. LADD & CO., and By all ths DIussist'
Ia Petersburg and elsewhere Cali and sst famph
let's gratis je 22-dLcts
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STAND FROM UNDKR.-It is the duty OF
all contractors when building houses. to erect
barriers to prevent persona from risking their
lives by passing under the scaffoldinss from which
timber and bricks are liable to fall at any moment
and crush the n II Is also the duty of persons.
seeing these barriers, to take warning and pass
around, Instead of under or over them, a. they
frequently do. Yesterday morning. a. soon o.
Mrs Wilson was injured by the falling OF email,
block, one of the contractors imm edately replaced
the barriers In front OF the scsffolding, that had
been torn down, but the workmen had not LEFT
them five minutes, when young man came along
and rather than cross the street or walk around
the obstruction lust raised to guard him against
danger passed under the barriers at the hazard oil
his He Such willful heedlessness deserves pu
MI I'd ..-
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DLACK BEREGE ROBEH.-We have
~ Few very handsome BIsot esrele Robes
lea @. HARTWELL co.
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LOCAL MArrHRs

AccfpEHr.-About 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, ~ Mrs. Mary Wilson wss passing BY the
new Market House, on Main street, . ANAL wooden
block fell from the top Of that building. and the
sharp edge striking her on the head, cut through
her bonnet, and iaficied severe wound on her
scalp, ssvering a small vessel, from which the
blood flowed profusely. Mrs. w wss inmediately
taken ms Mr.. D.. Btanch's shoe @. near by. ard
DR.. Conway called 10. who, after some difficulty,
succeeded In stopping the fow OF blood. after
which she WAS carried 10 Mr.. George =. SadIers 2,
and received the necessary attention The wound.
we believe 10 not at ali dangerous, though painful
one,
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NEW Y0aK LIFE IssURAsoE COMPANY
This long established association is In most -four.
ishing condition, az we asce:tain from Its tenth
annual report Just published. having an accumula.
ted capitsl of 5000 062 TO- with steady increase oil
business from day to day. Mr.. Charles Workman
Is the Agent In this city, and 10 at all times ready to
Issue policies on moderate terms. To q man OF
family with limited means, We know Of no method
by which he can % certainly secure o compes
tsncy for those dependant on him, AZ BY life Ia
surance policy, In the event of his death, and We
therefore advise our readers to avail themselves
of this means. .s..-fi E,zs-.sti. =.
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DISPATCH FOR THE SPRINGS.
Persons going to the Springs can have the
Dispatch sent to them for any length OF
time they may desire.
THE WAR.

General Psllisier is evidently soldier OF
sterner stuff than Canrobert. He is resolved
to purchase the fall of Sebastopol and Mar
shal's baton, at any price. The cost OF iiie'
either with him or his imperial master. is
NOS 20 be weighed for moment With the
consideration of glory. The sacrifice will be
prodigious before Sebastopol is taken. but
either Sebastopol or Napoleon must fall; and
the man who deliberately massacred inno-
cent citizens of Paris to secure the sceptre,
will not hesitate in offering up whole heca-
tombs of French soldiers to retain It.
The Mamelon Tower, which is said to have
fallen, is the chief tower Of the Southern line
of defences, but that line is completely un-
der the FIRE of the heavier Notifications OF
the North. The work ID but half done with
the demolition of the Southern forts, and
the allies must rely for final success upon the
slower yet surer process of starvation. His.
tory does not record o. more heroic and skill.
full resistance than that of this Russian
stronghold. When Sebastopol falls, it will
fall covered with glory. For nine months
thirty FIVE thousand Russian soldiers have
kept at bay the armies of France and Eng
land, immensely superior in numbers and
more thoroughly disciplined and equipped
than any armies that ever took the field
During the latter part of the siege, the Tur-
kish army has been added to the number OF
assailants, and later still, the Sandman con-
tingsnt; but still the gallant defenders con-
test every,inoh of ground. The French ar
my before Sebastopol now amounts to 2oo,-
600 men; the British to 10000; Turks $4,000;
Ssrdinisns 5,0O0-making grand aggre-
gate of 100000 of the best troops in the
world;-but still thsj thirty five thousand
dauntless souls within Sebastopol, hurl defi
anoe at the assailants, and are determined
to die rather than surrender. If the allies,
numbering about nine to one, overthrow Se'
bastopol, it will be a victory of which they
will have no cause Of exultation, nor the
Russians of shame.
Elsted by the successes of Gen. Felllsier,
the allied press is beginning to renew the
extravagant prstension Of demanding the de-
molition of Sebastopol, and guarantee from
Russia for the expenses of the war. These
are terms which they can never obtain. Sc,
bastopoli is not Russia, and with the downfall
of that citadel the war is just begun.
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RICF.--5 tierces superior Rice daily ex-
~ peetsd and for ale b. WIN TAYLOR.
is3
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-In answer to an
4 advertisement in Yesterdays Dispatch relative
to Nelson 3 Griffin, would state that the reason
he would not stay with George s Ffayser, was be-
he cross and il-natured to him, that he
could not + 5y;-.-.+.,.s 4-,- 49,
Any person wishing to employ him. can do 20 wi. h
safety he 10 not bound to Frsyse-, aud God forbid
any white boy should be, and mona never would live
with him had they tested his disposition have
je Pitt 49, d 81. r. w. GRIFFIN
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NOTICE.-There was left in the posses-
IN sion of Mr.. Thomas g. Logwood some few
weeks before his death, q very noted DIAMOND
that it ia In the possession Of soms friend for ssts
kee ping IF So the person will confer favor BY
csllipg at this Office, when satisfactory proof will be
fdrpished - to the proper owner. If taken ether
wise. the public are hereby cautioned against ira
ding for the same 1853 je 22-lw
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GIDER-20 bbls superior Newark Cidss
- js's received Per sshsssss nd e. ss..5Sy =
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The FUNERAL OF the late THOMAS g.
LoGwooD was preached at Trinity Church yester.
day morning by Rev Mr Davis. from the text to be
found in 29th chapter. Sd verse. of first Samuel :
"As truly as the Lord iveth, and thy soul liveth
there is but step between me and DEATH" The
corpse was then taken to Hollywood Cemetery
where the usual services were performed, in the
presence of the friends of the deceased.
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EXHIBITION AT BOWLING GREEN
Ths above Company will give an Exhibition as
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RAGS. BAGS The Manchester Cotton
- aud Wool Manufacturing Company have for
sale superior article of GRAIN BAGS, which they
prepared TO furnish In any quantity, en- the most
reasonable terms. Apply to ttfS
VIM. b. POWERS. Agent,
js 22-2awSws Corner Cary and Pearl sta
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HOOK, WASHER AND IRONER FOR
~ sALE-A nero WOMAN about so years old,
with child is offered for sale, to remain in Rich
mord or vicinity. She is recommended as fist
ra&e Cook, Washer and Irnner Apply to
- %" $50 = VIM. GOULDIN,
is 80 1w a. Governor Street.
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A PURCHASER WANTED-For the
IA interest Of retiring partner of Mercantile
House In this city, doing we'll estsbshsd and pro-
htaele business Main street The purchaser must
Persnns wiahing to invest capital in merchandising
will find this excellent oppottunity. For ferther
information. apply to N. A. STURplVANf, Attor-
ney at Law, corner 18th and Bank streets.
la 22-1w -. - -