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u 8. RECRUITS. Tae steamer jamestown
which arrived at Richmond yesterday, landed a
Old Poin. on her way up 1874 U s. recruits anG
2 Lieuienants At Norfolk she landed 4S u 8
marines and Lieutenant for the U. s. frigate Pc.
tomac,
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The Nrw HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY LIABLE
FOR THE SCHUYLER FRAUD In the Superior Cour:
of New York the decision Of Judge Bosworth in
the case of the Mechsnics' Bank against the New
Haven Railroad Company, holding said company
responsible for the Schuyler over Issues of fraud
ulept stock was confirmed.
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WRITTEN FOR ISsTRUcTIoNs.-Hon John Y.
Mason, u 8 Minister to France, has written to the
Government for Instructions relative TO some in
Engagements Of the rights of neutrals, by the Brit.
ish fact In the Baltic
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CLEAR THE GuTTERs.-Mrs, Mccarthy
was found guilty of throwing soap uds in the gutter
on 10Th street on the 22d inst, and fined by the May
or for the eGcncs The ordinances to prevent nui-
them, they must expect to pay for their careless
ness. -.-~e-
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UsHEALrHY.-William D. Jester was
fined by the Mayor for permitting a nuisance to
main on his 10TH. fine be rsmittsd if che nuis-
snce is promptly abated.
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FATAL AyFRAY Two edged tool makers ct Gin.
cinnati named Cunningham and Fowler. got into
a quarrel Saturday. when the latter was shot dead
and the former seriously wounded by blow from
hammer.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Ia The Annual Address before the Philomsthsan
Society of the Richmond Female Institute. will be
Rev. John A. BaoADus. of Charlottesville. at the
Second Baptist Church.
The Firsr Annual CONNIE ncement of the Institute,
and the Graduating Exercises will occur on WED.
NEsDAY NIGAT, the 9th, at the First Bspttt
Church. s.r-
The pub ic respectfully invited to attend.
Exercises to commences, In both Instances, at 8
o'clock IL 26-2t
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Masonic CELEBRATIoN.-The Masonic
fraternity of this city celebrated the festival of st.
John the Baptist, yesterday, by procession. ora.
ton and dinner at the Mason's Hall, on Franklin,
between 18th and l9tn streets. The most exter-
sive arrangements had been made for this grand
occ aston among the brothers of the mystic tie, and
would have been carried out in admirable siyle but
for the heavy showers of rain that continued to
pour down In torrents from early morn until nearly
IL O'clock at which time the clouds partially blew
off, and the sun shone forth with unusual brian.
cy, seeing which, the procession formed into line
nj Msson's Hall, and marched to Main street, up
Main 10 18th street, thence to Franklin street aud
Metropolitan Hail. where Mr.. B. R, WEXFORD, jr.,
the orator of the day, delivered an eloquent, i'm
pressive acd appropriate address, which was lie
tened to with deep interest by his intelligent su,
dieDcs.
The committee, upon whom devolved the duty of
preparing q dinner for the Order, had selected
Grifns spring as the most Suitable place: but the
storm induced them to change their plan and the
repast was therefore prepared at the Masonic Hall,
to which place the proce repaired at the close
of the ora'ion. preceded by the Cornet Band. and
spent the remainder of the afternoon. But for the
inclemency of the weather, which derangso the
entire plans of the day, and prevented q great
many person from turning out the celebr alton
would have been one Of the most pleasant. in
many respects ever participated 10 by the Masonic
Fraternity of Richmond.
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THROWING SrosEs Complaints contin-
us to be made Of boys who throw stones Ia tho
street. regardless of the injuries they NAV ipfict
on persons passing along the highway Yesterday
morning q gentleman called and showed us an
ugly bruise be had received the day before from
stone thrown BY . led. while near the corner of
18th and Marshall streets -
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STAGN ANT WATER The summons
against John EDdsrs for permitting stsgnant water
to remain on his premises as the corner of Dock
and 21st streets called ana continued so as to
enable that gentleman to abate the nuisance, BIT.
Palmer promisns that it should be dono a. soon az
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WARS THE MATER ?-We notice that
the railing or greater portion of II, at the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Bridge has been
taken down, probably to repair Under existing
circumstances, persons run great rick Ia crossing
the bridge either day night, ss they may be
blown of by the wind at almost any moment.
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CRYING MURDER.-Msry E. Gillian, q
young girl arrested and Gagged last Sunday even.
ing for being disorderly In the streets and crying
murder. When brought before the Mayor yestsr.
the pesce for six months, which she gave and was
discharged.
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The EAGLE IErANTRY-n notwithstanding
the inclemsncy of the weaiher-mads their excur.
SION to Slash Cottage. yestsrdsy afternoon, &C.
compsnied by large number of persons and We
have no doubt they had good time Of Ii" Ut the
Cottage and In the new hotel. The "Esglesn are
rapidly increasing In numbers and improving In
DIR s77-t
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Pio Mo -Asbury Chapel Sunday eohool
intend celebrating the approaching 4th OF July BY
. ptc mic excursion to Voaelers Spring. whore
they win have speaking. singing IN abundance OF
coed songs. and lots of fun for the young folk.
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DUEL IN SpAIN.-A duel recently took place In
Spain between General Concha, brother of the
Captain General of Cuba, and the Marquis of Al
baida. Each of the combatants was slightly In
jured by the discharge of his own pistol.
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NorLo E.-A general meeting of the
Stockholders of the Glover Hill Railroad Company,
will be held at their offcs on FRIDAY. the 2aIh
inst at 10 o'clock, A. M. Stockholders esrnest-
iy requested to attend. Rv order OF thu Boar of
Directors d. 8. WOOLDRIDGE Treas.
Richmond, June 1885, ie25-dtd
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TO-DAY. TO-DAY-Is tn,

In heath) to insure on vour life and secure
most substantial memento OF affection and care for
Jour Family and others ntere sted In your life
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY" have paid to widows aged parents, RI
phans and creditors VI, 1913 75S A. Prospectus of
the ComFs showing its business to the lst Of NAV
1855, ttsn yesrs viii be given to persons calling or
it at sfce. or sent by mail to those writing tor H.
u ufhse No Fl Pearl street, Richmond Va
jss6-5t B. w. KNOWLES, Aren't
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S UAMIEa THE CREEK On Saturday MIC bit
last the West vail Of 'Noshi Ark" on Cary street
81 sith atremendous crash. ihs briaks makIna
cusnpiete dsn across shcckoo Creek,
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OILY DozlNG John Maggie got tight last
Sunday evening, and mistaking the ffst market for
his chamber. turned In" on one Of the benches.
aud was soon sound asleep and snoring His rever-
Chsrlie came alons. aud seeing bis condition, bora
him to the second story Of the building where he
was kept until yesterday morning, and then turned
loose by order Of the Mayor
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TAKING TlME.-Isaac, a slave, succeeded
in stealing q walsh frsm some one, AID cut grand
flourish with it for time but being unable TO hide
it. was called before the Mayor and soundly logged
for daring to lay his hands time" and claim it as
his own.
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Our OF RAcK-Isaac, slave to Warwick
Rarksdale received ten stripes by direction of the
Mayor, tor failing to plumb the line marked out In
his psss on Sunday evening last.
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AUCTION ADMINISTRATIONS attention
is renuested to my sale OF vausble Housahod and
Kitchen FurAiture, this morning, at 10 o'eiocs, ut
the reside6cs Of Mr.. John A. Robinson. eoruer Of
Fiasklin and End sts THOS. w. KEHSEE,
lie 26 Aucf
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NKEps PAvrNs.-The Southern sidewalk
on Grace street, bstween 25th and Goth streets,
needs paving. WI, the Commissioner 10 ma
king their rounds, bear this locality In mind, and
have Il attended tor We shall see.
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QAY.-400 bales HAY daily expected

IL per 6chr John w. RoAek. This Hay 10 repre-.
scented to be prime Article, such - seldom CONES
to this narket II 10 all shipped under deck part
will be sold on the wharf, in lots to suit purchasers
Terms cash. CLENDININ6 CO.
lie 2f -ltk
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AuorIoE-Boots, Shoes and Hats, THIS
MORNING, by
Ia Pit Anntionear.

BEAUTIFUL Likeness -eimons' dsguer-
r,otypes are admired by every one who sses them
NO one should be without of Simons' life like
pictures. There bs no better way OF
once fdsnds than having on of smonA' clear boia
dasuerreotypes Call on him and you will be salts
hsd that what aav IL true ia o.
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MIR. COOKIES NEW WORK.
IX1 A. MORRIS
WILL PUBLISH ON FRIDAY NEXT,
JUNE 18th,
ELLIE, OR THE HUMAN COMEDY.
BY JOHN ESTEN COOKE.
Supsrhly illustrated after designs by Strother.
PRICE $1.25.
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DEnocRArro JusnEE.-The Democracy

DEmocRATIo JUBnEE.-The Democracy
of Richmor and the vicinity, will celebrate the
late triumph 10 Virainia by Barhacus at the Slash
Cottage, on THURSDAY, Juns 23.h
Dsmoarsts of the county, as ell a. city, who de-
sire to participate Ia the celebration will nd tickets
at Mark Downeys, on Broad ut : at the Erapir "
office. on Main st.; ard at Gao e Ssdler's on Main
1t opposite the Old Market. Those who DO DOT tsks
the railroad, will ind dinner tickets at the Sis.h
CO. tage. fr--s
One hundred guns will be fired on the Capitol
Square, on Thursdey morning, comm snciar at seven
O'Clock aud foftyfour guns at Slash Gottsgs In the
afternoon.
Ct A III. saa
Special trains will leave at 10 O'Clock, at O'Clock
and at A O'Clock.
Return trains at O'Clock and at O'clock Pm
L. -
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DOR RENT-Two newiy-erected Brick
l. Tenements on 25th street near Leigh St Ban.
tist Church, containing rooms. including basement,
with passage porches, closets. Pantrys &c., with
sarden attsche and we'll of superior water on the
premiies. Rent $3.50 each per annum.
Apply to ED. D. EAcHo. or
JAS. NJ. CARTER. 18th ct,
10 26-ts Opposite Pest Office
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IrsprcroRs AT SHooxor WAaruon

IEsPEcToRs AT 6HocKoE WARxHouss.-
We learn that Mr. RoBERr c. WILLIxMsos b..
cen appointed let Inspector nj Shoctoe Wsra.
house to oil the vacancy ossssonsd BY the death OF
C.pt BENZ Sheppard and that Mr. BrNJ JaHs
SON has bees appointed "a Inspector, to nh the va
rsney oecasfosed By the promotion or Mr. William
.an.s Mr. Johnson previously held the Office Of Sd
Insps - = =
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D,.pArcH FOR THE srRiSeS- PERSONS
.,o;ns 10 the Springs can have the Dispatch
ssnt TO them for any length OF time they
.x.a ~ desire. - fstt
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The UNDERsiGSED expect to have a
GHT-BLOOMING CEREUs in bloom to night
and will be pleased to at their Garden hssd Of
Grace street, all who may fad it emit to cnms
je 26-1tA JNO. MORTON u Co, Florist.
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la ID vd new Ak ID CON- ,oaL

ID Mx E{HsszEss' NEW AND COM
Af - .ssEs - PORTABLE ARRANGE.
ENT.-ACCOMMODATION RAIN-On and
after this dsv, the Accommodation Train of this
Company viii be run daily Sundays includsd) be.
ford at 81 O'Clock A. M stopping at the Cottage for
Breakfast and arriving in Richmond at 81 P. H.
Returning will leavs Richmond at 4 P. M ard
reach Milford at6t P. NJ, stopping for at
any point each way.
By this arrangement perons residing on the line
of the road attend Divine service In Richmond
on Sunday and return to their homes at convent.
ent hour.
Fsre the same a. on the Mail Trains, which cannot
be sx sected to step At any point between Milford
and Richmond, except at the Cottage
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE r. P. r. h. Co.,
Richmond june &c, 1855. ! lie 26
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DIED.

On Sunday, the 24th inst. ~ 70 O'Clock, n. Mr..
VIRGINIA ELIZABETH. wife Of NJ w. Ford,
Eco In the seth vsar Of her ase.
Her funersl win taks plses from the First Baptist
Chuck On This (TsssSsJl Evening. ct ~ o'eIock -
The ierds Of the family and those Of hsr father the
Rev. h. w. Watkins, are invited to attend without
fur thsr notice.
O, Friday nisht, June 275 at 10 o'clock In Herr
90 county. Mrs. NARY ANN, wits Of Mr. Wf,. y.
Rudolph. and daughter Of David Hardy, decd, In the
2ad vssr of her sge. as
She has sone to realms of endisss psscs,
Her voice viii never re be heard;
But her m emory will never, never grow old
To those loving hearts thst are scared.
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EsANILY II 4 II a--20 tiercss sugar.
/. ss''1. -aasps - 8. siS 81 4 cl.A,soass
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SPECIAL NOrIcE.-The attention of the
ruhIic is ssked to the sale of unclaimed Baggage
which will take place this afternoon, at o'clock at
tn Richmond, Frederick sburg and Potomac Rail.
road .pet: aud particularly to tn. sale of Books
which will take place at the same place. oelock
10 &c ALEX MOTT Auat
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MATTERS over which We have No con
1N1 troll rendering our absence from the city
eessary for time, wish to dispose of part r
the whole of orr interest in ourishing and iucr;
tive manufacturing business, already established,
easily uuderstood ard which any practical bus-
meas man 10 capable of conducting If part only Is
disposed Of the best of references will be given and
son or parsons applying from $1,000 to $500 A.
dress MECHANICS" Richmond P. o. ever re al
name. #.. ie g. 6t$
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Local, MArTHRs.

DRO wHED-Last Sunday afternoon, q
party of ladies and started Ia three bnsts from
Rockets on . sailing excursion. JoHN LEWIS
HupssE, being In one boat With Jacob MeCabe and
three other men, the ladies being Ia another, and
the remainder of the men occupying the third
After leaving the wharf, the boat In which Hudson
ives seated started for the southern shore, the
other two running down the northern chsnuel.-
Hudson, a. soon As he got beyond the hearing OF
the ladies, threw out challenge to those with him
to Jump overheard, declaring that he intended to
take swim This he repeated number OF times,
until the boat had nearly reached the bar below
Rockets, when Jacob McCabe, the mate Of the
schooner "Charles P Brown" pulled off his GOA,
and vest. and leaped Into the stream head fore-
most Hudson, seeing this Immediately prepared
TO follow, and was once or twice prevented from
jnmpips on, by one Of his companions He cou-
i1ued the attempt ar 6na sue o sded In jumI .
ting into the river the wind blowing sti gale, and
the beat sailing very rapidly al the time. McCabe
had then struck out for the southern shore, but
observing that Hudson was making no effort to
swim, instantly swan 10 and took bold of him. but
WAS told by Hudson TO let him go, remarking that
he could swim a. we'll a. McCsba. or course
McCabe obeyed the command, but Instead .of
mekng for shore, SWAN around his companion,
and seeing that he was making effort to help
himself, again took hold of him. Hudson again
asked to be released, remarkiog that he could
swim, but McCabe continued to bear him I'D, and
called loudly fer the boat which was then on shore
Hearipg the call, Joseph Rsmie aud the two men
with him. showed On tne ooat ana baeteD6d to res
ceivs their comrades, but the wind kept them off
until McCsbe had settled down aud was nearly
under water. Ramie caueh, him by the hair and
drew him out He then FASTENED 10 Hudson, but
Just reached BIN In time to see him sink to rise
no more Yesterday morning the body was found
In water about five feet deep. and in the afternoon
Justice Nettles, assisted by Constable Childrey,
held inquest over 1t. The jury rendered as
their verdict death by drowning
Hudson was about % years of age, and leaves a
wife and one child He - said to have been a good
swimmer, and, from all appearances, could have
gained the shore II he had desired to do so. At
the time of his death he occupied the same house
in Rockets which was occupied one year ago by
a man named Cooper, who then fell into the river
and was drowned.
The men 10 the boat, from all we could learn,
did what they could to save the unfortunate man,
as soon as they discovered bis condition, and had
their vessel been boat, there IL very little
doubt that they would have succeeded. His fami.
~ has been left in very Strengthened circumstances
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Dol ULAR LECTURES.-DR B.
l. Brown WILLIAM continues his Lectures
at METROPOLITAN HALL, by request On THIS
(MONDAY) EVENING, and on TUESDAY EVE
MING. 18th and oath June, at O'clock
HE Lecturs on MONDAY Evening" will be upon
fscitement. Disease and its csuses; and TUES.
DAY Evenins, upon SsifControl. Education Of the
Young, and Health.
His Lectures are said to be new, and very instruc-
tive, and his experiments truly wonderful and anu
sing.
Tickets only 10 1,2 cents.
e DR.. WILLIAMS may be consated profess
sions.y, in the cure of Lung dseases and all long
standing diseases at the Sc. Chsrles Hotel, daily
from the hours of 10 til. O'Clock. 25-2t
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PRESCOTT HOUSE FOR RENT

"a Having determined to discontinue the Pref
colt House boar DIM house, at tbs xpration of
the present month, now offer the house for rent,
snd good deal CT my furniture at private sals. 1t
IL If the house il taken At 0Rcs that good
meny of the present bnarders will remain. A bar.
gain may be had by early application.
lie 26-6t+ Jasper C. HUGHES.
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TO BUILDERS MARBLE CUTTERs

ANU UAb EITTEhH.- Proposals viii be
ceived a. the Office of the City Engineer until 10
o'clock n on Tuesday next, the SD of July, r
constructing 20 enclossd psuele6 Stalls In the sw
Market House ON nth street Proposals win aiso be
received at the same time and place for furnshipe
sad setting ths marble oounters required for sails
Stalls. Also, for tbs Gas fixtures tor the Market
House and Hall
The proposals. must stats the time which viii be
required TO complete the work bid for. and approved
prompt and faithful compliance With the tsrns Of
his contract Plsus aud specifcatio OF the above
work can be seen st the Office Of the underaignse,
where oil further information can be obtained.
10 26-td w. GILL City rns'r
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MACHINE OIL.-Improved Lubrica-
AVA ting Oil for machinery; for sale by
PURCELL, LADD l. CO, Druggists,
IL 90 o. Main nj
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IRON.-A' full assortment of Tredegar.
Il English and Swede Iron; for sale by
JeS EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co
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THE PLAGUE" IN NEW YORK.

THE "PLA6OE AN NC"
some concern having been excited in dt'
feren, quarters by the rumered appearances GO
Of the plague in New York. the pubic VIII
he.r with pleasure that, after careial e4a,
,,,;nation. the mslady has been promo unced
to be not contagious. The New York Eve,
ming Post, from which we gave our readers
an extract yesterday, states that some forms
Of the mslady arise from handling animals
that have died of disease, Others from ami
tnalculs, and great proportion. 1t is to be
feared. from the use of unhealthy animal
food. The Philadelphia Bulletin states that
previous to the inquiries whicht the complaint
called forth, it heard suggestion that the
New York plague was, from the descrip'
ton given of it, identical with disease wen
known in Manila, aud which is there SAID 70
be caused by eating unwhoiesome meat
.There is an incurable disease, well known
in German hospitals, which is caused oy
tainted sausages, and it is well known tha'
the ASA porci, poison for which Milan wss
celebrated, was prepared from the extraVa
stated blood of swine, by process too cruel
for description. The high price of provI
sions in New York during the past winter
has doubtless induced the numerous disho
nest cocks and purveyors of that city to sup
ply their customers with food, prepared from
more than doubtful material; and this has
very possibly, originated some form of dis
ease, differing in particulars from any hither
to known. 1t is useless to allege that rich
as well as poor have been attacked. TIE
complaint is quite as likely to be concealed
in q pate fnanciere, or agalantine, as in any
cheap dish; perhaps more SO, for who car
guarantee the sources of such food We dc
not willingly discuss this net very attractive
subject, but as we know that some concerr
has been expressed regarding it, we are hap
by to be able to contradict the statement tina
it is of an epidemic character, or that an.
serious results need be apprehended by thos
whose food is of plain and wholesome cha
racter."
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Four or FIVE single gem
~ tlamen can be accommodated with BOARD,
by applying to Mrs. LUCY ANN DUNNAvANT,
corner OF Foushee and Gary streets, 10 z5-St*
ROARDING.-Two or three gentlemen
IL can be accommodated az DAY BOARDEAs.
N a private family in convenient and pleasant
neishborhood 10 25-eo3t
ROARDING--Afte r the LIST of July
~ there will be vacant two very desirahls reonns
at Mrs J. BOOKER,S, on Bank between 10, b
aud tlth Its. They front this street and very
desirable and plesIant in their location. J. 22-5s
BOARDING The proprietor il prepsr-
II ed TO furnish Board by the day or week, on the
most liberal terms at the MaIlbero' Hotel. on Wall
street. my l8-ts J. HARDY
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ECONOMY IN LIGHT-SYLVIC OIL
IL OR DIAMOND LIGHT-The most brilliart
and economical light ever offered to the public
brighter than gas at only one-fourth of the price
A Lamp burning the sslvic OIL may be seen at our
store every evening
PURCELL, LADD CO Druggists,
1e 26 90 Main at,
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HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM IN
Ill SYDNEY FOR SALE.-The subscribers are
authorized 70 sell hst really vlushle and attractive
Cottage Il esdence and Farm In Sydney, containins
about IL acres, mile West of the city of Rich
mond adjoining the residences of Mr.. Geo. Fl. King
and others, and now occupied by Mr.. Peter McKenpy
at rent of SSs5 per annum.
Terms very accomm odatiuE Apply TO
lie 26-6t GODDIN APPERSON.