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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13

HEAVY VERDIcT.- In the N Y. Superior Cour,
on Saturday, in a suit by James Stuart, against
J hn Lafarge, to recover the balance OF bill oi
s24rO0O due for plumbers work on the Lsfarge
Hotel and other property, the balance claimed
oelnR Sl2 664 22 judgment was given for the full
smount with interest. Sl3 ,694. The defence was
That the building was burned before Il was compile.
ted, and the work not Fl ,ishad
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ANOTHER "BARKUM" Show -Barnum has set on
font another bumbug in New York, which will spe-
cially interest the female population of the United
States. He, says eminent publishing house In
Paris 10 engaged In issuiEg series Of the st dis
tin gushsd female beauties in the world. which.
VIII completed Is to include ten of the hsnd,om est
ladies' In the Uslted states. and these Barnum has
undertaken TO engage. In order to stimulate compe-
iti,n, he osrs 6500o, in rsmiums, ranging from
$1,000 down $50, to be d.trbutsd. according to
the different tses of beauty Ladies accordingly
quested to serd in their dseuereotypes TO th
None will be received Letter tn .n the 18th
Of October. The judse of the "best 10 tins" are
to be the people at large. Each visitor 10 to ma n
poodng with that of his choics and deposit t in
ballot box the door The result IL be announced
| oa tbs 18th of December Single and married wo
| msn alike msy compete, but none below s.esi
'xtssn" are to enter the lists No limit to sneie,
meideHbo 10 specified When the show In pp'te
10 aritis 10 employed to paint full sz I'd
portraits OF the premium beauties,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13

LouIsIANA ANoMIsArIoNs.-The American partv
nave tincialy announced the following nomjpa-
tons :: Charles Derbigny, Governor; Louis Tex.
ada' Lieut. Governor; Msj. Robert G Beale. Sec.
DR.. Rossman, Auditor and Randall Hunt A,rornev
General. Mr.. Beaie, the candidate for Secretary
OF slate, ss Virsinian. o. d. Stillman was nomi
mated for Sup. OF Public Education,
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The CASE OF Gov. PRIcE-The cage of the
United States sgainst Governor r. NJ Price OF
Ne" Jersey, TO recover for alleged detaic ion
IN his accounts as 1ate) purser Ia the United sta,es
Navy, Is expected to be reached on the fourth
Tuesday In September next, 10 the United States
Court Tor the district Of New Jersey, sitting at
Trenton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13

HEAVY SToRM-DAMAGE TO A RAILRoAD.-A
heavy storm occurred Tuesday in the p1ountaips
between Cumberland and Wheeling, Va by which
considerable damage is said TO have been done to
tha Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The rain is re.
ported to have fallen in torrents and TO have been
heavier than for several years. The bed of the rail
road though well laid three years agos i'd 10 have
been washed away in several places between Gran
bury Summit and Kipgwood Tunnel and In one
place was covered with water to the depth of four
feet
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Correspondepcs of the Dispatch.
Destructive Fire-FataI Accident-Death Of an old
Citizen.

Destructtre Ftre-FdtaE Accident-Uedth Of an Old
Citizen.
BALTIMORE, July -.
About II O'Clock last night, a fire broke out in a
row of two story brick dwellings On Broad stree,
near Broadway, and destroyed twelve of them be.
tore 1t could be extnguished, six were owned by
w Eschelberger, and one By Francis Foler. -
The fire was the work of an incendiary. Loss
Sc 600.
WIN Fraivall, an industrious working man,
residing Hughes street, was killed on the Fred
erick road yesterday, by the falling in of sand
bank.
Mr Samuel Mcdonald one of our most opulent
merchants died Tues3ay evening. He belong ged
10 the fcn of Mcdonald g. Son. His estate Is
valued a half million of dollars.
John Connolly OF this city, has obtained the con-
tract for building the marble front of the new post
offics at Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13

THE CALIFORNIA PINE TRERs, whose wonderful
growth has caused such astopishment, have been
cultivated with success In Scotland and there out
strip all other trees In s;se There Ia a grove o.,
thees monsters near San Francisco, several of
which are said to be 300 feet In height and OF such
tremendous growth to defy belief.
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FRUIT IN TEsNKssKE.-Pesches,w wstermelons
ana muskmelons, iipe and luscious, are now en-
Joyed oy the Inhabitants OF Memphis, Tenn.
II 10 stated that the old soldiers belonging TO
S~nzerland, who claim Iegscies under the will oi
the Emperor Napoleon, amount 10 humber to AIT
The La Crosse. (Wis1 Democrat says that ,hers
were 100 600 600 feet OF logs lyiog in the Black
river sni its Tributaries
The United States practice ship PrebIs left Nor
iols, Tuesday, for Esstport, Me.
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raFTf. UNION STEAMSHIP COM
essssAasassts. PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA

UNlDN STEAMSHIP COM
sszsakSsssszs PANY-POR PHILADELPHIA VIA
City POINT hNO NORFOLK
ne. sIea"s sr VIRGINIA, Captain David Teal; Steamer
SiL1 OE r cHMOND, Cspt MITCHELL Steamer
Capt L Clifford
E one OF these superior Steamers will leaya Rirh.
- a. until further notice every TUESDAY and
4HioAY, touching at City PORT and Norfolk to re-
SsS7 urleht and passengers Returning, leave Phil.
%Selph'a % every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
- hese steamers are now in fine order Increased
Tor the comfort Of passe ger haying
&neh haaed, ss also room for fIejgbt. ana CO..
aepe by REGULARITY dispatch and care in protsct,rs q
4 4po"s committed TO cur charge, to receive an in
5fTraie of patronage 'S al l0-
IS ~ NO tFanshlDment hy 'hi. line
FARE REDUCED
~ 80 'nLouga 10 New YORK, aad found ......s3 90
"o 90 Philadelphia, and found 1st
Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
a'sase through to Philadelphia not found. I'd
-. .'s's... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
assa'e 70 City Point and Norfolk same az by ihe
GT fassonsers by this line can stop In Pbiladsl.
Rhis TWO or thrne days, and then proceed to Nv
~ oTk BY the same ticket "
;, H. z. FUTILE. Agent,
Rgckeffx
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Corre,pondence Of the Dispatch.
1he Crops Deception of Spectators = Prices nop
Contracted for BY Farmers Prospects. &c.

1he Crops Deception of Spectators = Prices nop
Contracted for by Farners-ProsPects. &c.
GoRDossvnLE, ORANGE, July TO- 1855.
Inc guanoed wheat of this section of couGtry,
wfh few exceptions, has m.de good crop-tbe
unauanoed will not Ike more than the seed n.
Inc Cat crop was never better but 10 not yet har
vested The corn crop 10 very pro nsing but late;
just beginning to tasseI. The tobacco CROP owing
20 tne fiue season, stands WELL and Is as far ad..
Vanced AZ ususl.
The farming community suffered greatly last
year oy the fslse reports of the specua'ors qrain
who induced the editorisl fraternity of the Uoited
STATES 10 believe and publish to the world that the
crop OF 1854 was an average one. Aud what Vas
the resutf The farmers under this false misrep.
reservation, sold at low price. compa atively; aud
the speculator after It was ascertsined that there
was failure In the crop, and that the press OF the
U. States had been deceived, got the benz f. of the
advance, and sold the grain ne had defrauded the
~ isr,ner OF at high figure. They have commenced
,heir dirty work again; which has already pro.
ouceo panic amongst the fsrmers-some of
whom, in this county, have engaged their wheat In
iisered on or before the 18th Of August. This is
rnmuneratve price. But why this hot haste
inere is no prospect of a speedy termination of
s.. tue war There is known deficiency OF grain
DON In Europe and in this country.
Inc European crop Is not yet harvested, nor is
II fuiy ascertained that the crop here is an sbun-
cant one Moreover we have had, since the 1st Of
june ten inches OF water-it Is raining; and if
tnis weather continues much longer the wheat crop
WILLIS materially injured, If not destroyed.
Ihe corn crop may yet be cut off, either by
draughtor chinch bug. or by both, as it was last
year Since the small grain has been harvested,
the ch1nch bug has commenced its ravages pretty
generally on the corn aud it is wthering and fall
Ing before them, Notwithstanding the superabuu-
dant showers. The rye crop has been greatly
reduced by the depredations of the chinch bug
lhe estimate 10 that there will not be more than
nall crop made with us. As l before remarked,
the corn crop Is now promising; but should any of
the casualties which have enumerated befsl II or
the wheat crop, either in this country or In Eu-
rope wheat must necessarily rule high or
higher, than 1t has done this. OBSERVER.
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NEW Law OF LIBEL "A new law of libel has
been passed 10 Connecticut, and is to the effect
that, in every aclou for alleged libel, the desendan,
may give prooto' intention and unless the plain
tiff shall prove malice n fact he shall recover
nothing but his actual damage proved aud specia lly
alleged In the declaration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13

PARTICULAR The late Emperor of Russia sent
letter TO the Duke of Deyonshire consr.,,,I.,,,,
ns Grace upon his recovery from bis recent lin
Inc Duke thought 1t right forward the letter to
the Foreign Office, In London, 1t being commu.
nication from one OF the Queens enemies
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THE FALL OF A BUILDING AT CINcINNArr-The
fall ot the safe factory OF C. Urban. Cincinnati
oD Friday last, of which brief account pub
lshed was terribly destructive OF human life The
building was new On four stories high, and was
sufficiently completed for large number of iron
sales be deposited there Their weight 1t Is supr
posed, caused the accident. The building fell in
with 3 crash, and without moments warning
Five Germans were killed and several were
badly wounded. Unfortunately, all the workmeu
had just returned from their diouer The walls
Of the factory were about eight inches thick
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ARMIES IN THE CRIMEA.-A computation, origna
ting at Vienna places the number of the allied 81
mics Sebastepo at R,Go0, VIZ: 100 coo French
100000 English Is 0G0 Ssrdinians and IS coo Turk a.
(Wthout in cluding the troops ot Eupatoris, ard in
reserve It Bal kisva The British army in the Cri-
msa on the i1th OF May nclndies ie serseants drum
and infantry under arms, fnot including drummers)
23 2l7; sick of all ranks, l,2l1.
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Mrs. Rosalie Peby "a years of age one of the
oldest actresses In America, and widow of the
former manager of the National Theatre Boston,
died on board the Northern Light on her last trip
from California.
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"a SLIP OF THE TcNGUE "A few days since. at
Newton, N. q boy found a clam with the she'll
pMtly open, and undertaking to suck it, he put his
tongue in to aid the operation. when the bivslve
shut down" on him, and sept him in torture
uniil the she'll was broken and bis ougue oosed.
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VALUABLE DWELLING ON

subscribers are srthorz d 10 sell that very val
S&ie Dwelling on the corner Of Main and 9Th sts /,
= in the occupancy of DR.. Merritt II imme diste
IS ct ton is made. great bargain will be sold or
her Or ppeity will be taken in exchange Apply 70
II 7r6t GODDIN & APPERsON.
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CAUTION To BOYS "A few days since a of Phi.
nea, Drew, aged ID years, met his death from rush
of blood to The head, at New burypo Mass caused
by the very dangerous and common habit among
boys, of standing on the head
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13

FEMALE LAwYERs.-Mrs. f. Oakes Smith is ont
In letter favoriDg legal practice for females She
says that Emma c Coe has begun practicing at the
bar fn Philadelphia: Elizabeth YOurg is about
doing the same at Lowell, Mass and she has pro.
ssee at Mansfield, Mass, who she Intends for the
same profession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13

GREAT BoREs The authorities of Baltimore,
Md, have, since April last. authorized no less than
eight Artesian wells io that civ
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Geo. Fl Toole of Albemar lie, has been sppoipted
a State Cadet to the Lexington Institute G. B.
Cooke OF Norfolk, has obtained similar appoint
ment.
lessee Williams, formerly Of Petersburg, Vs.
aud one Gf the most Influential citizens OF Mems
phis Tenn died suddenly on the 81 inst.
An impostor, representing himself as agent of
the Southern Bapti.t Publication Society, hes been
taken the people of Giiionsvilie g. Co. in.
The Supreme Court of Tennessee has confirmed
the verdict of 81 900 damages against Rev J. r.
Graves tor libel 10 his paper against G. r. Jones'
Captain MCGOWAN, of eight of band of mur-
derers, known as "murderites," has been arrested
10 Georgia
George Raglan has been found guilty 10 the first
degree. of the murder of Francis Fitzpatrick, at
Washington.
The Commissioner of Pensions, Hon L. P. Wal.
do. lett Washington "Wednesday, on visit to his
home ia Connecticut
Apsper mill at springvllIe, Pa has been leased
to a company who intend carrying on the manu-
facture OF paper from wood.
f D StranneT, proprietor of "Massashuset.s7
Restaur ant in Cincinnati, died suddenly Friday
last.
The Emperor Alexander has just ordered an
augmentation of the number Of the police 10 Cron-
stsdt.
The thirty -four monasic orders which are to be
suppressed In Piedmont, In consequence of the
new law, possessed 33l Louses, Inhabited by
543 persons.
The Germanic Diet has rejected the proposal
from Prussia for the suppression of gaming, car
| red on in most of the German watering places.
The amount raised for the various objects of the
Free Church of Scotland 10 the United Kingdom
for the year ending March "a, 1885, was 23Oeo o5e
81. Sd.
Va. 6s to the amount of %, 900 were sold in New
York w Wednesday, at So "a.
Iukerman In the name of n new post ofHcs II
Hardy County, Va.
The late earthquake at Baltimore, was eel iously
| cit in Fredericksbarg.
Crops were much damaged In Stafford county, ,
fts days since BY hall sto.es, which tell a. largs
J - eggs.
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COrresUouucpce of the Uispatcb
Ayrest of a Negro Maine Lalg Lecturer-The G.
Robbery in Nor:h Carolina.

-Ayrest Of a Negro Maine LaI0 Lecturer-The Gipsep
Robbery in NOr:h Carolina.
PHILADELPHIA, July II.
Yesterday a well educated colored man, man I'd
William II. Jones, who has recently been lscturrg <
in ia or of the Maine lsw, and preaching was ar
rested on the charge of being fugitive from jus
tics from Providence, K where he is accused OF
breaking into and robbng store of several hundred
doIlsTs' worth of silks gold watch several coats
and other articles which he had pawned, were re-
covered.
cue was had yesterday to the whereabouts of
the Gpseys WHO. it ia supposed recently stole $4,000
from Mr.. Mixen, of North Carolina. Mr.. NJ. is now
hare, and yesterday, the police having ascertsned
the name of the broker who exchanged the money
for of the women attached TO the GipseY band /,
they rtsrted In of the party, whom they found
in the twenty y-fou tn ward
They took her in custody, and she was recognize cd
after ds By the broker the person whose money
he had exchanged subsequently, two men were ar
rested at tbiehe and police then started for Ho-
bokeu in s-arch Of other parties who, it IN alleg
81 deeply crmiusted in the transaction. The affair
is involved in great mystery, but Ia supposed
that some asst uoding Teveiations of crime will be
made at the hearing
The trial of Jacob schlegel, charged with the
murder of his wife Masdalena, nsar Green Lane,
on the morning of Easter Sunday last CONNIE need
before Judges Kelley and Thompson, in the Oyer
and Terminer, yesterdsy.
Visits TO the Mint will be suspended after to-day
until the completion of certain repairs.
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GRoss CARELEssNRss.-In the pockets OF s7me
dirty clothes which were latelN sAnt to the wash in
Glasgow, Scotland. were found ESQ in bank notes,
upwards of $500 in hank book and besides the
tue careless owner, the washer woman returned the
whole imme ediateIy.
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LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received By AdAms
Express . lot OF superior Swedish Leechess " hief
viii be applied upon the most reasonable terms; css
be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair lressne
saloon under the American Hotel, ard at night on
18th, between Main snd Frankiin sf.eets.
N.B.-Cuppins and LesshinG promptly ssfsndse
o. stthe shortest notice. ..c.
uns NON-.srs
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CASH Terms or ADvERTI1INa
DIssoLUrIoNs. Ao.
DIssOLUTION OF CO-P4RTNEj

-, - sair:.Ths co partnership berefofors existins
WRIGHT L BROTHERs, wss di..ais.s nlm ~ .s ot
Sntn 81 June bsvine disposed Of their busn. y. ~
SIMPSON 4 BAGNALt 'saneS 20
Those Indebted to the late Arm ara
settle their accounts once end the desiss ~ ~
concern viii be paid By JOHN WRlGaT. IN
WIN. WeIGHT
yNO WRI0HT Jn
JAS. B. WRIGHT
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LORD RAGLAN.

Among the items of intelligence by the
last steamer it appears that Lord Palmerston
has denied in Parliament that Lord Raglan
has asked for recall We wonder that his
lordsbip could have retsined his gravity in
making such denial. Nobody on the three
Islands or on the habitable globe could be-
lieve such report Lord Raglan is not to
be removed, except by death or the Russians.
(Which: THE RIGHT OR THE LEFTT'-
is the singular title of book without an au-
thor, issued from the press of Garrett & co..
New York, and copy of which we have
from Mr. West, under the Exchange Hotel.
1t appears to be work of fiction, devoted to
the enforcement of some kind of religious
morality, the exact nature of which we have
not read enough in it to understand. The
preface shows it to be not very well satisfied
with the religion of the day, as practised by
a portion of society. 1t opens thus
In every temple .dc sted to our LORD that is to
ssy, 10 every brauch of the One Temple-there are
two churclAs viz:
THE Church Of Christ which is a church of good
Is productive OF e. utleness, homitS and sInge
hesrtedness, and leads it. people to Happiness.
The Church Of Society. which Is church Of evil:
isproduc i've OF price, arrogance and seshness, and
lesds its people to Misery"
How these postulstes are illustrated, we
must leave it TO the reader to find out by
reading the book
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IU ES' ROOTS-Tt is en9;c;on

H to Announce that have received another .up-
<& ply ot those justly celebrated makers Boots
Miles Son, which | sm ceiling at the On.
preced ented low price of S5 Those in want will
bear 10 mind that they are at the sign of the Big
Boot doors below st Charles Hotel opposite side
Main street, Ne. IS, st
iy IL WM WAIsuts
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"a FOX RENT-1he Boarding house
IS first door beiow the Exchange Bank, con-
Mining rooms and Kitchen with rooms. Apply
~ the premises, or to
8 IL 6-ta j. JETEh.
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[Hs DAILY DISPATCH
nv J. A. CowARDN.

n.rty DISPATCH 10 served to subscribers
be "a ar.aTRs cENTsPER WEEK, payable 70
E.,,ier weekly. Price for mailing, VI q year IN
Ss WEEKLY DISPATCH IL issued every IN
and msiiedto subscribers 81 u eerannun-
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MRxIco.-Referring to the existing revolution in
Mexico, cotempoary sums up the following
statistics in relation 10 that misgoverDed country
With population (accordng TO the census of 1851
OF COL 9l9 the Republic of Mexico consists OF
twenty .one states 6era District and three Ter
ritories. Its whole extent of territory embraces
area Of 1862 625 English square miles It's great
est length in north west and south east drec-
ton from the San Diego TO the extreme south pa
of Chiapis, is about 1887 miles, and the greatest
breadth is about 1923 mes It's frontier measures
Sl12 miles of which $3.50 are sea cost OF the to.
tai population 1t is estimated that only 900 OOC
are whites, 100000 Indians, and 60s0 negroes
The remainder are imboes, mestizoes, mulattoes
qusdrooDs and qufntercoDs. Seven eishtbs of the
Inhabitants are occupied In agriculture, and man.
ufactures are still only In their reception. The
annual product of silver Is about S35 600 0OO and
Of gold betw cen two and three millions of dollsrs.
There are also twenty five quicksilver mines, ard
these yield from 250,000 TO 300 600 pounds annual
ly. The agricultural products are estimated at
5000 600 600 yesr. and the manufactures at about
800 600 600. 10 1850, there were Ia the country,
four gsss factories eight paper mills sevenly-twc
large cotton factories, six woen factories and
about seventy machines work ed by hand for the
manufacture of elk The commerce is limited
and 10 confined TO the reception of foreign manu-
fectures Sufficient for the necessities or luxury OF
a small portion OF the population. The aggregate
value ot exports AID imports does not exceed $25,
000000 For the year endipg June, 1880 the du
ties on importation amounted 10 S5 230 095, and on
expectations. to S443933 The total chipping em.
ployed in 1850 sm"ueted to 256 692 tons.
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G&NL CARRIAGES. CARRTAGES

GK 49, NAhNIAOED, CAhKIAOES.
= x-nH-The subscriber has on hand at his Cossb
msEing Establishment, On Lombard Alley between
sih snd Cary, uSth and I4th streets) rsar the Co.
tpfn9isa enIpS 3, i, hotel COACHES, CHARfOTEEs BA.
III ISnnS, buSGlEs with and without tops ana
o'cLhiEs, az OF his own make, of the best msteri
ensno woIhmsnshiP. All Of which will be sold a,
ow as sood work Of the kind can be in the eitv ~
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from ,bo.. ~
want OF any article in the Carriage line, a. am
ne.simlned % paie TO order and sell at the Iowes,
prices possible, and all worn sold that IL nss w..
tanted. lie 2o-6ml MiCAjIH MLNc,i1M
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T I'll 0 M AS W. KEESEE,
4UCTIONEER,
OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. S

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET
viii attend to the sale of Real Estate and every
description of Merchandise. Household Furnit urs
kc. Also-To Renting out Houses Collecting, &c.
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1N STRAY HORSE .-Strsyed from
80 the Court House of Henrioo county. about
ih the fofehe ad and both hind feet whits-rn oth a.
SsoSfs or marks about her remembered A liberal re
sSafd wit be paid for her delivery TO me At tbs
ECou't-House of Henrico At '"e
d jY S--ts L. w TIMREpr.vU
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ss..zs.s;:Tl ss.E.s=::vl-r l-r-y THE AUSIC STORE
COME AT LAST-I adies

s4a'ssss have just received a large assortment OF
Ehsse CHiLDREN'S ANKLE TIES, which you
havs been waiting for. We have Patent Leather
knd black Morocco oues OF every size We have
siso great nsDy of those nice black Morocco Sip
pers at Toe. and 81 Call before they ae all gone at
IL C 8 MAUEICEIS Ibi Main II
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@S FOR RENT.-A small new house,
sl and four acres of Land enclosed, within half &
pile OF the city line, for rent at $84 year.
J = kEEsEE,
.je 22-dt 18th at. between Main and Car.
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CTALLS FOR RENT Three STALLS
y fer rent, near the Arbour. Call on
H6 6-ts g. w. ALLEN