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WASHINGTON, d c.. NAV 90. 1885.

- ", OU, 1000.
Dear Sir: On Sunday last a commune alton
appeared in the columns of the Washington
Union, over the sign sture of "0fics." to which
it aPpea that Mr. John n. Craig has takeu
exception, and, in the Union of this morning,
pronOunces the declaration attributed to him
20 be "a falschood, and that the writer must
have known it when he penned it, was the
author of the communication referred 10, and
frankly admitted il 10 MIR. Craig when he
called to see me on Monday last. The decla
ration attributed TO Mr.. Craig-to Wit: "When
We get the possession Of the federal govern
ment in 1859, as assEredly we will, there will
not be left in ofice, one man outside Of our
order"-was made IN your cfi:e, and, if mis-.
take not, IN your presen,e. l am, therefore,
compelled, in justice to nyself, to ask you to
state suecinctly what occurred on that occa-
sion.
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
A q. SOUTHALL.
CHARLES ABERT f.
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COHPANY'S STEAMER ALICE q. PRICE,
CAPT. SAMUEL. BAKER
Will commence her regular
s1T@strips on TUESDAY MORNING,
tie sth instant, touching at the different Landings
on the river.
Leace Washington At and Alexandra AZ o'cIk
on Tuesday and Friday mornings Returning, viii
leave Cone River at O'Clock, on "Wednesday ana
Saturday mornings, until further notice.
may ed
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TO The Editor of the Union :

TO the Editor of the Union:
A communication appeared in your paper
OF sunday morning last signed "Ofice, ;" in
which the writer, who is the occupant CT a
sinecu Cfice, whose duties leave him ample
leisure for dabbiing in politics, asserts thas
mado the following emphatic declaration a
few days since:
when We get possession Of tie federal
government in 1858, as sssuredly we will,
there VIII not be left in Office one man outside
Of our order"
Not to contradict this assertion would BIO to
give silent assent to its truth. I am, there
fJre, compelled to declare, as do most en-
phauoally, that it is a fsIsshood, and that Ii O
Writer must have been we'll aware that it was
when he penned It,
lie knew further, from conversations with
me, that L entertain sentiments entirely ad-
verse to universal political prescription.
His intention of injurirg me at the coming
election give him fail credit for; his means
OF so doing by bold and INSCRIPTIONS msn1a-
city entitle him to reputation I'll at will reach
him in spite Of the fancisd security Of an
anonymous attack. j. n. CRAIG
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To the Editor fths Un,on:
have no taste or disposition to handy words
or insulting epithsts with Mr. John II. Craig,
nor did it over occur to nae that the "faucied
security ofan anonymous attack" would shield
my subscriptions mendacity" from exposure;
nor, indeed, did Mr Craig think go, for, be fore
his card was written, told him in unnai tta :
able language that was the author of the
commune alton in the Union over tho sigma.
ture Of "OEce," and Of which he complai ned
Over that sign allure l assorted that Mr. Craig
had made the doolar alton attributed to him
Ogsr his own ncEae Dir. Craig has pronounced
the declaration so fslsehood, and that the
writer must have known it wes when be penned
it" II AZ, then, By Mr.. Craig own showing,
question OF UsTaetty between himself and
myself; and In Triumphant vindicatioa Of my
self, beg you will do ne tho favor to publish
the sutjoined correspondence.
A. G. SoUrHALI
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Wants.

4 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
IA as cook or chambeImaid Can be well re-
commended Adde'S No. G52 G st, English Hill.
ie lie
WTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE English
w woman, a situation as hOusekeeper, or 10 go
travelling. She is willing TO do serving and chamber
work. Address al w" at this Office.
lie LIE
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DOR SALE OR RENT-A FIRST CLASS
II House in the First Ward, several Houses in
other portions of the city, and large number of
choice Building Lots
For rent, several large Lots suitable for coal and
wood yards Houses in all the Wards. Several
fine Farms in the vicinity of the city for sale.
JOS. e. G. KENNEDY
Corner OF Penn. avenue and 10th sueets.
NAV 30-:}t
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z HE MISSING BRIDE, by L. ID. z. n. South
worth, 2 vols, price 81 90
BaTper's Magazine for June 25
Harper's Story BsOk No. 7. virginia o
Putnam's Magazine for June 25
Godey's Laty's Book do %
Graham's Magazine do IS
All the New Books, Magazines, Cheap Publica-
tlons and Weekly Papers received as som as pub
lkh he'd and Tor sale by f. X LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
may 3l-I
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THO REST-FROM LIST JUNE TILL MIDDLE
of October, two pleasant Chambers, near the
Departments. Address "Any," Washington.
NAV 3l-1
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WASHINGTON, ID g, May 30, 1855.
Dem Sit: L have just received your note of
ms date in reference TO q discussion which
s00k place In my Office some days ago between
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RAKEk WANrED-ONE WHO understands
ID Pastry and Confectionery.
Apply AZ WILLARD'S HOTEL,
NAV 2S-lw
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hAN We were this mo,o;n, r;.;,.. -
rain; a blessing truly weIcoms moTc 80 VIZ :. a
required lor the bensat OF ysgstaiion. and
IRON me present appearance If the cIonds We
are no. hkely to DO disappOiItei Ia orr eY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-01

kAJ ANTED-A PARTNER TO WORK A
w Stone Quarry and contract for sale OF Stone
TO Government and others, there being now great de-
mand for stone. This Quarry is Immediately oppo-
site Georget wn. Large shanty, blacksmith shop,
and every implement on the spnt. TITS quarry fur
nishes the best and largest truck Stone, &c. A
chance is now offered Call or write TO
LLOYD & CO,
Fifteenth street, oppo the Treasury.
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EOR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, THAT
II large three story Brick House, well known as
the best stand in the city for hotel and restaurant
on Cameron street, opposite the Market House. and
now occupied by Mr.. McGOnegal. Possession civ
en- on the first of July. Address LLOYD Il CO..
Claim Agent, 18th st opp. the Treasure Washing
ton, ID. &, NAV 3O-tf
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-The owner of hotel,
L now engaged in another business, would like
TO sell his entire stsck and Fixtures and if demand
ed, the house situated on Pennsylvania avenue with
good run Of custom, on liberal terms. Particulars
at CHARLES WALTERS
Agency and Intelligence Office,
552 Seventh ST., opp. GENRE Market
NAV 30-lws
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T.nE LAST GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL. The
J. Missing Bride; or, Miriam, the AvenSer, by
Mrs EnMa ID. Z. N. SOuthvoIih, author of the
Lost Iieress, the Wife's Victory. Curse OF Cifon,
the Discarded Daughter, Retributiqn, SC
Complete in one volume Of 635 pages, bound in
cloth, Tor one dollar and twenty Eve ernts; or in
two volumes, paper cover, for one dollar
Just received and for sale by JAS ii. BURNS.
Georgetown.
Alse, Agent for MI the weekly newspapers, which
Will De served at the dwellings Of The subscribers.
Send iii your names. may 29-Iw
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Ny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO kNOW THAT
w iacy can get lot "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, for tle low price oil S75-payable S. a month
without interest. Apply GI thr Union Land Office,
9Th St, above Odd Fellows Hail.
ap 2o-}m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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bar ~. TO VOrERs.-To-m,,rou ba.
> s, SCI apart by the Circuit ron,, ~ haa,
4ens' and determine the ,oootsJ 60
S;r.s ~ns.ner citizens Of washin gton of foFs;on
n,a'9raiiIed since the 3Ist of D.,sn5 Is,
sS'' VIII be entitled to vote reIt mondsv 'ef
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D street, between l2th aad bah.
". B.-A lot Of ground on the east end OF The
building, IS by rs feet, will be sold with o. vtICu;
the house. may 90
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QUARTER RACE Ca Wednesday last, a col
ored man stole an exc from the store Of b. W.
Reed, and was making of with 1t IN fast time.
Officer Fanuing happening to get sight Of the
thief, started for him, and a race came eff
which vas very exciting TO the Contestants.
The thief finding that tie officer was gaining
on hin, let the axe fall, and in do;rg 80 hurt
bis foot The officer econ caught him and
took him before Justice Stevens, who disposed
OF him according TO law.
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MARRIAGES quito a large number of mar
fisges have taken place in the churches Of
Washington Of late. Yesterday afternoon, q
party Of ladies ard gentlemen rescrted to the
= Street Presbyterian church TO witness a Gel
ebrstion of the hynenial rite; and every day
there arc occurrences Of this kind The high
prices Of gEstrononic supplies do rot seem TO
restrain the formation Of matrimonial ties
Love interfe,es not With such gross substaa-
tials, il Woull appear TO the So erfcial cbser-
yer. During he past Month nearly one hun.
dred licenses have been isgued from the court
house in this city.
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COLLEGE sPoRTs The third "grand drG-
matte representation fer the WhitsuDtide hol-
idays" at Georgetown College. yesterday sf-
ternOon, was attended by between eight
hundred and thousand ladies and gentlemen
The tragedy Of 6 Hamlet " was performed in
a manner Which, VIC learn, would have pat TO
shame many sheatrical professors. TIE dres-
ses were rich and perfectly in character. Tie
melo-drana Of Robert Maeaire" concluded
the afternoons delightful entertainment. The
amateurs were conplimented with showers of
bouqU from fair ones in attendance The
ladies know how to reward thcsa who "act
well their part where " all the honor lies :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-01
By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctione.r,

je l-eOSGs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-01

A. G. SoUTHALL, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28
Correspondence of the Dispatch. s
f'a0eHt"s facilities Destruction Of an Ice House
COlored Free Masons, &c


Colored Free Masons, &c
PHILADRLPHIA, June %.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held
Yesterday, II was resolved to open the INorth
Pennsylvania Railroad to the public on Tuesday
next, July Sd, and to run four passenger trains
each way daily, between Willow street and
G"ynedd, 10 Montgomery county, a distance of
l9 miles.
- 90 Sunday night, one of the Ice houses of the
hnfckerooeker ice company, situated on the east
size OF the Schuylki, above Fairmouni, was de-
stroy ed 6y hre. The loss 10 put down at q 600,
which is partly covered BY insurance 1t is thought
the house was struck by lightning
The Board OF Underwriters have appointed FIVE
Surveyors Of vessels sailing out of this port whose
duty it shall be to inspect and CLASSIFY each vessel
The rates OF insurance will be charged according
to each classification, and vessel viii be insured
by the Associated Companies unless she be first
rated by the Board of Surveyors.
Several lodges of coiored Masops returned yes.
terday from Chester. where they had been engag-
ed in celebration Of the Order. They were
dressed In full reeaiia they had banners and mu
ance. e--L -
There will be but poor observance of the 4th
OF July 10 this city The first iment of Infantry
under Lieut.. Col. Weaver, will parade, and the
Democrats and the st. Georges Societies will par
take of dinners. These will be the only regular
ebservsnces ofthe day
The City Council last evening passed an ordi-
nance to destroy all dogs found at large wi,hou.
m1zzles.
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CoL krxNETs PRosPKcrs.--Ex President Fu;
buster Wslker has grant OF "a COO acres a lana
u nisaragua - weii = Col Kinney, and ssys si,ey
are there on % express invkssion Of Cassi1o. ~
Democratic candidate for President, ana s,aI ~.
lag var sgaiust the servfle or legitimate parry
ruisd oy the chiefs ofthe late President Cbsuorro
Col a, writing before he lsst New York 10 Wsiker.
~ nave Pureh.aed. Ia c1npany viii our
csHeo States Consul. Mr.. Fabens, large tract of
country ssuated on the Nicaragua Lake On vhteh
,asse some very valuable gold, silver and eoai
.,,,. ,hni, coion.l. ,hss when Central ansrsc. j.
Seuieo up ~ good American cit;zens and 6rr,
Government established. i, viii be one Of The uost
proouctive aud rich countries la the vsrld Is
| Wv, ny dear Colonel, you we're 90 liberal
~an ne wnen here, 10 let me have an inferest ui,h
auy 10 ner you on the same liber.I fer,ns ani.
nj WIN me In my Central American enternries
ine.e can De no less, aud there NAV be : yervs
ereat gaia. Ny enterprise b q larre one and
e'S connoeoce ofmy sueeesa 1s@aa s7s
The receipts of the Boston theatre lat .e.son
amounted to3l7a CO., =
me income of Lamartine. the au.hor, Il e,t,ua.
valuable coal deposits have sbeen .3,..ovsr.a
near Sacramento, California. - - 80 =
consin. oeA ofed g IN via
Charieston, g. c. ... 4e'afneo 70
Inc sugar crop In Louisiana y repre,ented =.
1 r 80 So ss5s7f s.ss 5e7 Sc vssssssss 9
no...ss nuchansn, E'q, Of Maryland hss bean an.
aM.s, commissioner Of the Zoe arts a The Psrt.
clerk 10 The establishment Of r.xlor sp.,. :,
money, Saturday. ~ enp'oy
| r. Matrass was stabbed and Killed n no.,on.
Ssiusd.y. % oy cypriau named Lydia james, whom
ne had seduced. = 80
us SAID that more than two thirds of the Ca.
.roa n vine sold OF Cincinnati. il made of water.
sGu,pnuric acid and honey. with dash of genuine
CatAwba vine to give 1t aayor, ---s
Prince Paul, of Wertemburg, the erea, traveller.
preparing to visit China and Japan, lesvins Nsv
orleans, oy way of carsvsn for California =
The sales OF Gotten IN Liverpool for two raontb,
past have been ,254 900 brles at an advance cach
| week of l "a pence . : =
| DR.. Luke p. Blackburn has been presented = nh
1 pair OF silver pitchers, valued st S7Oo. by ths
| citizens Of Natchez, Mas, for his exsr,ions Il,
maintaining the quarantine there 10 1854. D
FAMINE PRrcEs.-The WrishtsvilIe fPa1 ats
says that lady Of YORK county, last week sod net,
potatoes at the rate of Is per bushei. :
| WHOLESALE sLAuGHrER.-Durirs the last aouts
| so cows were killed on the Reading (Pa \ R,ilroad
This month, up to the Esd Inst. Is were killed.
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EXPERIENCES OF A MARTYR.

The Rev. Frederick Starr, has lately lec-
tured in the Broadway Tabernacle on the
subject of his rapid exodus from the be.
nighted Egypt of Missouri. and on the mo
raj and Religious Condition of Missouri and
Kansas" The Reverend gentleman was
obliged to select Sunday evening to secure
an audience even at the Tabernacle. Mr..
Starr, it appears, was availing himself of his
position as a preacher to exert abolition in
fuence in Platte county, Missouri, and hear
ing of threats that he would be tarred and
feathered. he decamped This is his own
story, and he says expressly, "I have never,
however, received personal insult or any
personal violence in that country He sd-
mits, too, that if placed in the position ofslaye
holders, he would not himself know what to do.
In regard to his departure from his mission,
he says: :,"I come away, ladies and gentle
men, with as much dignity as could, but a
little faster, however, than l wanted to-
Yet no man molested him and he had no evil
dence from any source but rumor that any
harm was intended him. If Mr.. Starr is mar
tyr as his friends would represent, he is not
one of the primitive kind. He should have
taken as the text of his DISCOURSE" The
wicked feeth when no man pnrsseth.
Mr.. Starr seems to be more severe upon
the Southern churches than upon Southern
shareholders He is particularly savage up
on the Methodist Church, South, which the
members Of THAT body ought to consider as =
commitment. He slso makes most indecent
attack upon the Complexities. He devoutly
commends the Southern christriaus to the
prayers of Northern christians. In return. il
is to be hoped that the southern christians
will pray for the Rev Mr.. starr. He needs It.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Gone TO Europe Flag Pressatation-Arms n


ters, &C., &c.
BALTIMORE, June 90.
Judge Giles, Of the United States Court, left for
Europe yesterday morning He win return by
September next.
The Howard Street Fire Company was present.
ed with splendid Gag yesterday evening, by
| some female friends OF the company.
Brevet Colonel ]. n Gardner, of the 1st Reei-
ment of Artillery, has assumed command OF that
regiment 10 consequence of the absence OF Colonel
Crane, and has established his head quarters a.
Fort McHenry. where he has commanded for
some time back. fGsf
The Baltimore ship Flora Temple arrived at
New York yesterday in IS days from Callao- 8
remarkably short passage She was built BY
Messrs. Abrams & Asherafr for Messre. Coleman e.
Bailey, OF this city.
Messrs Cooper & Butler launched from their
| ship yard yesterday evening brig of about 160
tons burthen. built for Captain Huf1ington and
others of this city. She b substantially built and
viii make addition to Baltimore skill Ia that
iine
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a. k Z "a OV An-REMOVAL
KA Hafio, Mr. ksker of Nexa

II II N ~ AL-hEmOtA AL
IA Hsiio, Mr.. Maker of News,
Az Just give use little assistance,
416b And ths citizens tell If you choose,
A. well ss any friends at a distance,)
have JEwsLRY-the very best bind-
Aud plenty of thst for their money.
Opposite the Erquirer you'll find
The /" Bee Hire without any honey.
For WATCHES are coming apsee
From all patts that near c surrounding;
So don't forget my new piece
You'll Snd it ia really astounding.
My prices not anv dedyer
Than other stores now in the town,
So just give call, you'll see clearer -
That things are neatly done brown"
call at my store | solicit,
LIS nice walk and pleasant retreat;
Sun sure that you cannot Eow miss it
Fors WATCHES am hard to heat.
Farewell is q word, as a parting sdieu,
/ would like 70 ses all NV friends there,
At the store of BiH Bar -ttot o-ngeio,
II you have WATS q CLOCK To repair.
VIM. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner of Main and llth streets,
lie 8 I'd door above Exchange Bank.
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7 ICKERT & DEITMAN, Farsoo Arr

lCAEnI q DElIMAN, EREscO AND
II ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, RIcHMoNp. Va
The Subscribers fately of New York9 having sstat.
hshed In this city for the purpose OF
AL DECORATION. beg leave to infsrm the public
snat they are how ready and prepared TO do any
WORK In their ifas with which they may be favored
n the very best style. l'z.-.e- -
kEFERENcR-To Mr.. John p. Ballard and Mr.. J..
Q. Hohson, on whose private residences we have
worried -
Orders left At Mr. w. sattIer's Paint Store No. I42
Main st. LICKERT DETTMAN
NH fS-Smf pYeaea md (yrna ufsl Pets
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-

e WATCHES AND DJEWELRY-
"a The subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
Na large and we'll selected stock OF the fnest
qualify a--c..
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
And every variety Of ofJEWELRY, which he offers ct
reGnced prices.
H !. also prepared to do all kinds of Al q
WORK.
sonatie terms.
A call 10 solicited from the public generally.
10 lin c. L. VOEGELE,
merit door to the Dispstch offce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28
No. 2ti Broad Street.
je q HARkOLD MURRAY
AFFICE OF THE ]. &. AND K. co

HIVE OE InEJ. A. ANO -. 90
" MAY Isr. Iss6-4er The Purpose Of repsfrins
easel, shs nssisstioa viii be stoppsd II thoss two
Soats on the 2th inst % supdown, sad viii ses BE-
msin opsa untsi the 97th cfJuns. whss Il VIII be
aesie stopped st Lcehs Nos - and g. sattt ths II
OF July.
Tor the purposs OF laying psv fccrs In Leeks Nos.
& 5 aaa 6, the nasisation will bs stepped hstween
thoss three Locks On the I'd inst, and b opened
aeuia % the Mondsy foll0wine. a fsF -
By order Of the BoArd Of Dafoafors.
es ssg So f.sv Na2a Y. Is CHTNN,
Up l-S1m sonpsvinfaslsst Of Rspairs.
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WAssxs WAa -Jas. Y Love. E.q. Of Louis-
ma. bss eivrn 70 the y q. @ vsvnmsos the mustsr
rutIe ef tho Ksatueky veops. uhc yage undsr ~
romnand Of Gsnerai Wayae h 1873. and 1hey sre
obs ussd for ths bsnsGt Of boaasy lsnd ciain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

go aeslsza .s sassz& -s~ zss .ss
s1za%s 90 @ssA g - ssEsN sg a~s
sssss = as~S4lk d aa as sszszS,sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

FsoM raH PLAIns.-Nineteen Mcsmoa ninioae
aries. Soy edsices received O. 81 Lpulss No .yne
me Usah mAiL arrived q ChisOw o. the I'd. hey
~ 90 ejonx % shs rrnte. They expees aoosa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

ANOTHER AMERICAN IN CLIcHT-Horace Gree
ley concludes his account OF his imprisonment in
Paris with the following:
Let me close BY stating that arrangements were
made at once for the liberation Of the only Amei.
can found or left there; the fret, believe, who
had been seen inside of the middle grating for
months For this he will be maioly indebted to the
generosity of Messrs. Green Il Co, bankers. but
others willing to Cooperate. fear he might
have ssaid some time had not my position brought
him 10 contact with men whom his pride woald
not permit him TO apply to, yet who viii not let
him stay there. l am well assured that he comes
out tom ight."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28
.AUR ThANKS are due to the peonle

1Uh THANKS are due TO the people
- OF kiehmond, and especially to the Young
Tor the past year, for which we very Thankful,
and hepe to merit continuance of the same pronnis.
Ing to use every means, without regard to sApense
necessary to produce the faest Dssueneotypes ever
offered to the public. 80 5aI
Our prices range from 50 cents to $50. Sterso-
scopes taken for S5. -
All Pictures warranted. ,.E
POWERS DUKE.
IS9, Main street, over
! lie % Norfharn Tafesrsuh 0Hira.
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pxAaL FuHKRr IN THE oHIo.-Ths Cineinnst

PKARL FIsHKRT IN THE OHIo.-The CfncinnstI
Columbian, of the 9th lost, says:
One Of our citizens who 10 distinguished for his
scientific attachments, found. few days since. In
q she'll fish. taken out of the Ohio river. very
large and beautiful pearl II was half IN loeb In
diameter, and finer than most sea pearls The
same gentleman has procured number OF pearls
from The shell-ish fouud In certain places in the
Ohio, but this last 10 much larger than any pre-
viousiy discovered II is possible that pearl fsh-
ing may hereafter become IN important buslness In
this vfcinify. san ~ sE
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TOBACCO, SCREWS AND MILLS.
l. have on hand, and will sell . bargain n three
small size, and two large, TOBACCO SCI EWE
and two 8th's mills THOS w. KEESLE, f
Office with Geo. J. Sumner,
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