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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

RETURN OF THE GREAT REPUBLIC"-The
clipper ship Great Republic returned to New York
on Sunday night, after an absence of nearly two
years during which time she has been engaged
with other American ships in the French govern
ment transport service On one of her trips from
Marseilles to Kamiesch Tin the Crimea she carried
4y7 cavalry horses, beside over 500 troops and pro
visions and forage necessary for the voyage On
her last return trip from Sebastopol, she brought
to Marseies over 5000 infantry, and large corps
of cooks, servants and walters required for the
Commissary depal tment; and this, toe, with her
lower hold full Of guns of great size, shells, bag
gage, and the necessary water and provisions. In
every port she has visited, she has been thronged
with visitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

FROM LAKE SUPERIOR-TROUBLE AMONG THE
MINERS The propeller Manhattan arrived in De-
trot from Superior City on Sunday night. with
ITO passengers 30 tons of copper from the Nation
al, Toltec Ridge ard Aztec mines, and 2G0 bbls
fish. for that city and Cleveland. Considerable
trouble had prevailed among the miners at Onto
nagon which has resulted in civil war between
the Cornishmen and the Irish Capt Jennings,
agent of the Rockland mine. and Mr. Peck, of the
Minnesota mine, were badly injured, the latter, it
was thought, fatally. The miners were leaving in
considerable numbers, about 50 having left the
Minnesota mines.
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The Central Raiiroa d =.

This road has done an unprecedented amount OF
business the past summer The travel has been
immense, but, great as it has been, there has been
q singular unanmty of sentiment to the ADM
rable management of the road in every respect
Every one who travels by the Central is more
than pleased with the speed and comfort of the
cars the precautions for safety, and the uniformly
polite attentions of the very gentlemanly and
obliging conductors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

U. s. MAILS CROSSING THE lsTHMus-No at.
fempt has been made by the new Granadan gov.
srnment to execute the new postal law, OF the OBJ
noxious tonnage tax. although the date fixed for
'heif operation had gone by before the steamer
arrived The governor appears to have suspend
cd them for the present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

The STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, Capt. Per
rish, arrived at Rockets, Monday morning. with
the heaviest freight ever brought to this city in
steamer. Her list for Richmond amounted to
SLIGO. and for Norfolk to $500. Besides this
handsome revenue, there was the fare paid by
Ninety passengers-making the whole revenue
from the trip hard on upon $1,000. We hope this
is an indication of the thriving and profitable ca
reer Of the line which is of the best arranged
and best conducted steam lines In the Union
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Central Railroad.

We are gratiiied with the following comparative
monthly statement of the receipts of the Central
Railroad The increase upon the receipts of last
year, exceeds the expectations of the most san
guine:
comparative statement of the receipts of the Viz
gtnia Central Railroad COMPANY, for transporta-
ton. in the months Of August, 1855 and 1856:
AUGUST. 1885,
Receipts Tor Passenger Fare So, O70 IS
g 81 Freight. .......... 81, 1899
Express Freight... 32IS7
= U. g Meil......... 22547S IS, 301.7s
AUGUST. 1856.
Receipts for Passenger Fare So, 67805
" Freight. ::......... 2l,4S:02
Express Freight. 281 9
f" U. 3. Mail. 22605S 1856 81
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TuLHoRArHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR The DIsPATCl
Fross Kaasas.

Fr0af Kansas.f
CHICAGO, Sept l6.-Kansas advicss to the 10th
instant state that the free State prisoners had beer
released on bail.
Gov. Geary had issued proclamation com
manding all armed bands TO dispense.
Col. Emery's baud had been taken before Gen.
Smith for capturing an army officer. 25 :.
whippie's company bad captured party OF
horse thieves, and recovered so horses.
fort capable of containing 1000 men had been
erected at Lawrence. ~ no 81 ,s4.
jubilee was held at Lawrence on the 10th to
celebrate the release of the free State men.
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J. II. Taylor ia starring" in Norfolk, Va.
sSF- DRISCOLT,s RAIN ON THO

e. DRISCOLHS BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, 25 cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrifce and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums, and imparting fragrance and
sweetness to otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists, without the persons knowledge
For sale in Richmond by R. DUQUESNE, Main
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LosT-The New Orleans papers publish the fol-
lowing additional names of those lost on the steam
er Nautilus Mr. Scharschmdt of Matamoras; BIZ
Ainsworth and lady, of Brownsville, Texas; Capt
A Rossity, of Rio Grande; Powell Thompson, Mr.
Schroeder, of N. o; II Hunter, VIM Krause, Mr.
Come and lady Dougherty, Couch, Tresser,
Boyd, O'Grady Cahill discharged soldiers whose
term of service expired.
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R;se in,he We.tern Waters.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 13-The river is rising slowly
at this point From the Upper Mississippi we bear
of rise of three inches At Quincy there Is
considerable rise also at ST. Paul, owing to recent
heavy rains.
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left her child as pledge that she would pay bill
for board, in New York city, the keeper of the
boarding house refused to deliver the child without
the cash being forthcoming, whereupon the mother
brought her before Justice Osborne, who decided
that, children not being property in New York, -
the unfortunate pledge could not be held for the
debt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

AK IMPORTANT ENTERPRIsE-Mr. RAYMOND
Thomassy, French gentleman of character and
intelligence, arrived in Norfolk Va, on Saturday,
and intends to apply for the use of low lands on
the sea shore, as near Norfolk as convenient, for
the purpose of establishing extensive salt fac.
tory, this important article of commerce to be
made by solar evaporation, and with the aid of
the winds.
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Destructive Fire.

CHICAGO. Sept 16-Three grain warehouses
here. owned respectively by 8. B. Pomeroy. Geo
w. Dale and Charles Woodwork, with 80, 00O
bushels of grain, were destroyed by FIRE yester'
day. Loss 500 00O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

~ T. Ii. Cook 81 Go. request tue par
teusr attention of housekeepers and the pu61c gen.
ernlly ts the sale of X. Zmmsrmans stock OF
Housekeeping articles, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods &c which commences This Morning at ~
o,cIock seI7 e. B. COOK CO., Aucts.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 -Adviees received from
Harrisburg state in effect that the Americans o.
Pennsylvania will not, under any circumstances
form coalition with the Republicans on an cleo
toral ticket. .f
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TREASURE FOR ESeLAsD.-rhe sun, of 1895.
lo'.e In gold and S375, 662 60 in silver making q
total OF $40 767 81 has been transported over the
Panama Railroad on English account. since last
advices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

Cy- Monroe Ward Attention.,.A meet.
ing of the friends of Fillmore and Donelson of this
Ward win be held at Saunders Hall on Wednesday
evening at O'Clock, to complete nts for
paici pating in the Mass Meeting on the I'D OF sep
ta,,hsr Sc 17-1tt .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

vRcai Estate ut Auction..-Partlcui ar
atte nton il requested to sale This Afternoon sl
o'clock OF the valuable real estate on TIN street,
near the City Springs. For further particulars re-
'0 az - II 1N'''A d. B. COOK Co, Aucts.
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sEcRETARY,s OFFICE OF HI BOARD OF TRADE,
Richmond, 18th Sept, 1885
rF- meeting of the Directors VIII ne
held this (Wednesdey) evening, at O'Clock.
az II VIM. B. ISAACS, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

POISONED BY EATING POKE BERRIES An In
teresting little girl, Nancy Jane daughter of Mr.
j. j. Walpole, of Roseville, Ohio died on the I'd
inst, from the effects of eating q bunch of poke
berries on the Friday preceding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

the BLUE RIDGE REPUsLIcAsn il the mama
o. new Democratic paper published at Cuipeper
o A. Va, BY VIM Aurrsn, and edited by HI,
n. Garland, Jr. =.
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c$ Auction Notice.--I ask attention to
my sale of Bacon, Brandy, Whiskey, Herrings, &c,
This Morning, at 10 o'clock. a.. = -..'3.
ga II X. CAUTHbhN.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, September l6
men WATER THIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.


HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,
Schr Thomas Corner Crump, Cabin Point, lumber
Sloop Mary Irwin, Fitchett, James River wheat
Schr Jno Henry, Walker, James River, com, q
f Peske. -t. .- 2. :,
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philadelphia, mdze and
passengers, h Z futile.
SAILED, A"
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, n. Y !, mdze. and pas
sengers, LudAm Watson. .2'- "
Steamer Belvdere, Prtchett, Baltimore, mdze I,
Ludlam 81 WATSON ..e .st q. ~. --4Ifr
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell. Philadel-
pbia, mdze and passengers, II E futile. ~. -
Schr Richmond, Harris, New York, mdze, w
Currie .,
schr Emily Ann, Hooper, Philadelphia, mdze, w
d Coquitt Co.
Schr E Price, Levsrton, Baltimore, mdze, w d
Colquitt Il Co. .5t.fif ...-- f"
Schr Two Williams, down the river, light la 40
CLEARED, ." '' 81
Ship James Ray, Turley, Liverpool, tobacco, by
Palmer u Clopton. .ls t.+z IS '' - g
HtvRE. Aug 81 Arrived, Pam Flush, Mcclure
Rich Ut ond go -
BORDEAUX, Sept 1.-Wm Burroughs, jerks
Richmond. 49,
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Escape Of .SEoues from Loudoun.
oRREsroYDENcE oFTHE DISPATCH.
LyEsBURG, Loudoun. Sept. 18th.

LEESBURG, Loudoun, Sept. 18th.
A stampede of negroes took place in this county
Saturday night or Sunday. General Rust loses
three, Gabriel Vanderventer three, Charles Doug.
las one woman and her children Eight grown
persons and believe three children More may
be gone but it is too early in the day to ascertain
he fart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

NIOTICE.-DI so LUTIUN OF CO.
l Y PARTNERSHIP.-The co-partnership hereto
fore existing urd.r the name of MOON TUCK, is
this day dissolved By mutual consent
HENRY M. MOON alone will pay all debts due
by the late firm, and collect al debts due the same
F.... HENRY M MOON
GEO. w. TUCK. !"
Csnterhar 18Th 1885
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Ihe National Wing Convention meets in Bali
more this morning.
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L,KENCH CHINA TEA SETS.-.NOw
Il opening rich and elegant variety of painted,
latest patterns, which call the attention of all
in want. BULkLES d. CO .-.
&c II 1877 Main at
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Increase........

lEcreese. g 10, IL 81
J. GARRETT, Treas'r
Office Va Central Railroad Company,
Richmond, Sept. Is, 1855.
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K BEN, BALDWIN q co, az. INC :. s ~. !,

IN ton IF their numerous friends and the pnemss y
their large and select stock ofFALL AND WiSSIls"
now In store and ready for exhibition The sssot,
nent embraces all the choice and most approve
sty lee 70 DO found In the country aud having one
our firm constsntiy Ia the New York mMke- se ~
the season, made ct our own msnufactory 10 20 r.
culiasly tasty and durable manner for which eur o'
thing has % long been celebrated
. In the second story OF cur house, are p,eRIIsE
witha good stock tor tho WHOLESALE ThApsSs
and will offer great Inducements 70 merchants 80 80
favor us with call With increased and unsqss.s.
facilities and . full liberalization to 70 dAsss, -
pledge ourselves 70 make |. your interest IN oll o.
y KEEN, BALDWIN T. CO..
"a t6 *sse eiss i02 Main q.
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I.QeT.

nsT-- About two months ago, betwesI
.VEE Ar.nh.rss Rand and 18th street. . CEkrlFI-
~ 1s :. shs Civ savins4 Bsnh, for one hundred
IA fs,ts do'isr. The finder VIII be suitably re-
- "A "a " les vingtlie sans q the cihce;
ss,S5sI 5,519T--.A scotch Terrier
y r. the Mans Of Phoenix had on
leather collar and is afflicted with an ,r,a,
~ Of tn. spine BY being run over a.t .n0 sudsy
c;Ds suitsble reward will Dc paid y Gssa,nins
him 70 the at - t2,h streets
: se list ca CeYneI MsIu 80 ll-------
: OATS 20 & e w A RI .--sIn Monday
u night between the Exs9,ssnse 1 10 mosiy II
visgin;s notes. one fifty dollar note and sewers 81
t.snties Tho finder will receive reward OF 20"
b. Iesvins the same at this office. - -
4 OsT-state -Trensarer's CHECn, IT.
Dispatch ofice -
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DIED,

At her residence on the 10th inst, Mrs. MARTHA
ANN bATKINS, in the 5lst year of her age.
Her funeral will take place this morning at oclk.
from the Union Station Methodist Church. Union
Hill The friends aud acquaintance of the deceased
AMI those of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
On The 18th inst, JACOB F. FRECK son of Theo-
dore and Christiana Freck, aged l year 10 months
and days
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am thankful to the public for the liberal pa.ron-
aga bestowed upon us, and solicit continuance of
the same to H. M. MOON, who will continue the
Mercantile Business at the same p ace.
So I7---6t @. W. TUCK.
7 HAVE this day appointed HENRY IA
4 KER and CHAS. A. BaUCKMEYER my gents
to carry on the CIGAR and TOBACCO busn ess, at
No 81 Main street-to trade for cash only.
d. BAKER, JR.
Richmond, Sept. 10th, 1856. a.'
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4 VALUBLK FARMS FOR SALE am
II authorised to sell valuable farm IN rownAAa
county, miles from the Court House. ano . nlo 20
from James river, aud miles from the Dsnviie n ~
road containing 1854 go acres /: Cleared ~
acres IL very rich creek low GROUNDS Ihs esestsu
land is divided in four fields under good FENCE" VIZ
watered and in hi gh state of CIVILIZATIONS GOOD p~ens
House, Ice house, Stables, Tobacco house ana qua
ters; balance In wood land The barrel ana othe'
timber on the land will than pay TOT the iaa''
A never failing creek runs through the land
Also A rsct of III acres, miles from oWh ae
tan Court House, and miles from James liSsfi y.
acres of which Is cleared land; balance IN VIZ
growth we'll timb.red in pine and oak buiIai",sss
sosd Adjoining the house Is 1--WE tobacco oIs o. -
acres each, worth at least 500 per acre Neisheva
hood good The cleared land part Is IN hieh s'A'
ofcuitvation, the present crops VIII snow
Z ALSO.--A tract, $50 acres. miles from foShAtAn
Court House, $50 acres Of which Is cieared ossnT
in virgin growth, consisting Of good pine OAK ana
DRY timber. Buildings good, including Sss'''''
Barns, &c.
AL5o.--A tract. sos acres, In chestetheld couhg
on swift creek, one mile above Martins Depos. iIt
Danviile Railroad. There 10 on this tract 0rls NJ
ia good oder. IS frat quality low grounds ~
$50 acres wood land well timbsred; the oesshss =
tile land 10 high state Of cativation, and e'a'
cred the best far ~ in the neighborhood .,.n,
ALSO Several sinali farins In the same neltAb (.
hood, which will be sold bargain. f!stS msY ~
seen at my store. and terms made very nSarr ~
early application to ALEA- NoA
Its ts54
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Richmond, Sept. 10th, 1856. 80"

HENRY BAKER & CHAS A. BRoCKMEYER,
No u Main street, agents for BAKER, JR., have
hand all kinds of CIGARS, CHEWING AND
SMOKING TOBACCO, which we are prepared to
sell cheap a can be bought in the city. call
from the publicis respectfully solicited.
Sc l7---ts BAKER & BROCKMEYER.
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z CASKS Juies, 1obln q Cs.'s Cssnnsc
BY - . b 80 WA WALLACE = SON.
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SClsSOks, c1C.--Fiue Scissors, in mo.
- rocco cases. OF different sizss, warranted supo
rior make. Also, great variety OF other Scissors
pocket Cutlery, good assortment at .....s.s.s
se II BULKLEY 4 cos
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- A -
A%1kAESA To come of tomorrow
3HE&SS evening at 4 o'clock, over the
sNSSSS-S Broad Rock Course for
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS A
SIDE-singe dash of mil lie, to harness. IT,. ~
Mr. Miller names e, g. Ole Bull. s. T. Lea names
brown 2elding Col Russell. - , ,.
Also a PACING MATCH for ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS A SIDE-tingle dash Of mile, to Saddle
IT. Lea names b g. Know Nothing. A. e Hutch
eson names roam mare Irens. t-t +a. t.ftt.
Sc I7-2t CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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E|ID GLOVES CLEANED INSTANTLY
IN With Jouven's Preparation, the drtiest kid
gloves may be instantly cleaned, without the least
odor or injury. A so cent bottle will clsan 80 pair
For sale ut MEADE Il BAKERS
New Apothecsry Store,
"a I7-Iu Ie6 w corner of Ma m and 10 n sfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

NOTICE...Just received, ~ lot of very
Y superior DRAFT HARNESS, different from any
that have been in this Market for durability and
ease cannot be surpassed. t'.
CHARLES J. BALDWIN, s "a.
Saddle and Harness Establishment,
Franklin street, between 18th and 10th sta.
lin
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| WANTED..F0r the balance of the 49,
w three WOOD CUTTERS, TO cut wood a. ~,
Coal Pit Turnpike, miles from Mauchsster 49,. ae
to ELIHUE BOWEEff'
Sc t'---St@ Chesterfield cou,tv Q,
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/ WANTED.-- INSTHUCTION.-.-N Sc.,-
w ern Lady, perfectly competent TO teach S.l
| situation az Governsss in family Ter;mo.;.sss
and references of the highest respectab;litv IS
| early application 10 desir ed Addreu Al
So B-3tt INSTRUCTRESS, Richmond Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-17

Two THE LADIES.---l have n large as
sortment of Fancy Articles, Soaps and Perfume
ry, which will sell at prices little cost
duce the stock. Among them would enumerate
LublLs and other Extracts; French and American
Soaps; Pomsdes of best quality; Hair Oils: Hair and
Tooth Brushes-EngIish and American Combs of
all qualities; Port Monaies, &c. s......,.. ..
w. C. BATTAILE,, Druggist
Sc Is corner 4th and Bread sts.
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WANTED.--Iw wish TO hire for the haI...-
" OF the yssr steady colored DRIvFR. n, s,e
Carlisle Hor:es Apply at the Tredesar Iron Wort!
40 16-3t JNO v r.u,,r.
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WANTED.---In "a C0mmission Ham.
" YOUTH Of from l6 to 10 years of A.. On u
writes fair hand None need apply who eanno, Sins
address Box 500 at the Pest Office in their os,n VII
writing, As no other application will be a.t.ndsd ~
80 16--3s* TO-
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J a.4sgA4t = eA@SH gaAsstsa = e
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On GROSS LEONARD's INSTANT RE-
~ LIEF, for sale by .,.ss s.t.E ,.4.
sel6 PURCELL LADD & ca.

JALMkHTO fWlSr..-A snsait supply OF
l. this old and established brand, for sale by 4
- DUVAL g. NORTON,
Druggists and Chemists,
sci Corner 10th and NJ ain streets.
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NNT c. iBATTA III Il offers to country
w. merchants, physicians ana others complete
assortment of Drugs, Medicines Window Glass Dye
stufs Perfumery, Fancy Articles aad Patent Medi-
cines as low as they can be purchs sed in the city
and pom the usual terms at the Drug and Chemical
Store, corner 4th and Broad. SO 10
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WANTED--By n Young Man of this city
w Situation in Grocary and Com mission stors'
Salary being object he is willing to five biz az,
vices for the balance of the year
Apply to A. G., Box 66S Richmond Post on.
fee. -
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NANDY: CANDY. CANDY :-Country
~ merchants and others buying Candy will bear
in mind that manufacture it daily Of the very best
material and warrant tln every particular, that is
fresh, white, glossy. hard. and win keep 50 in any
climate 1t is fer preferable to the stale poor stuff
sold generally. LOUIS J. BOSSlEUA,
se II No lO7 Main at
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w ANTI D.-.We wish to contract fer
w 20 600 Flour Barrels, and to hire several able
bodied men for the balance ofthe year Apply 10
TALlAFERRO Il BRO. Millen
Office corner Cary and 18th u.s.
EF- Highest cash prices for prime wheat
6-2U
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WANTED--SERVAN .-To purcbo.e /.
w good NURSE without incum brance; aIso a go
farm hard. Fer competent servants well resom-
mended a liberal price given. Address through Rih
mopd Post Office, II. 8. a. iS1w
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4 VALUBLK FARMS FOR sALE.-I am

P. s. Our stock of Carpets and Rugs will be open
NJ 1T w eek SCI
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RLACh DOESKIN PANTS..AssOrted In
= quality, to suit the wants Of our trade. We in
vie the attention of purchasers to the hit and duIa
biiIty OF our goods No better can be found.
SILK TESTS! SILK PESTSH
Black and Fancy Silks; Double and Single Breast.
cd, varied In quality and sizes that we guaran
tee lit, and satisfp in price. ~ - ztI4 .,ta
o.a 6aE 81 SUMMER STOCK.
The last chance, gentlemen. for extremely low
priced goods that good stock at unusually low pr
ces GROSHON0 l. TUPMAN,
an 6 e No ITO Main at
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MACHINERY OLLIE bbis for sale by
W Sc u DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
REFlNED sUGARs.-lUO bbls. Crush.
H ed and Powdered; IS do. Granulated; 50 boxes
Loaf l50 bbls. &C and :" B." Sugars, for sale by
Sc DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
- EC rlkIkD WHlShEY 80 100 barrels,
Ii 90 half barrels Old Rye, fer sale by i5s +. Z.
sei7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.
~ h; HUM--lOO barrels, best qualify, Tor
ss1 DAvENPoRT. ALLEN 4 co.
WhiTEBta HEAsE for Carriages, Omul-
w buses Railroad Cars and Axles OF al kinds
The best and cheapest article out For sale by
ssit5 BENNETT BEERS 4 FISHER.
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