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q Ladies'! Ladies!! Ladies (! ...Mad-
kME LESLIE invites the Ladies of this city to call
and examine her First Premium System of cutting
their own and ehidren's Dresses by measurement
adapted every size and style. Taught hours
easy Lesson, which can never be forgotten. No pay
ment required in advance for tuition. No charge
less perfectly satisfied Room No. private entrance
Miss E. H. REDS, Milliner, 2l7 Main street. Rich
mond. 10 10-StS
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SUMMER is u.s. and with it the various dis
eases incident to the For ordinary COM
plans-such as Loss of Appetite, Sour Stomach Indi
gestisn, Darrhna and Dyspepsia, the safest remedy
to be used is that great family medicine, knswn as
BAKER's BITrERs, few doses of which will readi-
ly relieve the most annoying complaint for which it
is recommended. We have tried is frequently, and
have never known it to fail in making speedy cure
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q Richmond l.. /. Blues.--I take plea.
in informing those ladies who have been desirous
of seeing the Photographic Likeneses Of the Rich
mond L. /. Blues, (sctive and honorary memberf,)
that they now ready aud ON exhibition at my Gal
lery where they and the public most cordially In
vited to call and see Them The set consists of ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE Pictures.
DANL BENDANN, ITO Main st,
Next door above Mitchell Tylers Jewelry Store.
ia 6-hk s. 2
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$500 REwARD!-The DIARRHGA KILLER,
tested in over 10000 cases of Asatie Cholera and
Bowel Complaints, has never yet failed, when tried
in time instantly to relieve and speedily to effect
Permanent Cure. PRICE, so CENTS A BOTTLE
Be particular to see that it is prepared by BEN
NETT BEERS, Richmond, as none other is Gen.
uine. ie lI.,-eod3t
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~ II you have seen any of Johnson's
his Daguerreotype Wagons. corner TIL and Broad
streets and get two hkenesses to give to your
friends They the best style, aud larger than
you get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself 10 ope-
rating in these wagons Nos. and 10. He has been
about twelve years in the business.
lie lows
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STEINER I,urut-I.o.. az mr..

NEW YORK, JUNE l0--The steamer CITY Of
Newark for this city, was burned this morning
cd Staten Island. All the passengers, except two
or three females, were saved.
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THE RISE AND PRoGREss OF THE ENGLISH
CONSTITUTION, by E. S. GREASY, n. A., Barrister.
atLaw; Professor Of History In University College,
Loaden, &c,-New York, Appleton & Co. For
sale BY A. Morris.
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PLAYS SUPPREssED.-The Mayor of Baltimore
on Saturday prohibited the performance, at the
Museum, of Jack Sheppard" and "Glance at Bal
timore," as they were considered "demoralizing' p
The Manager obeyed the prohibition, and read the
Mayors order to the audience at night.
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F- Washington and New Orleans Tele.
GRAPH CoMPANY.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Washington and New Orleans Tale
graph Company will be held at the Office OF the Pre-
sident in the CITY OF WASHINGTON, on WE'D
ies-2awsw SAML F. CLARKE, Secy.
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IF Pfc.Nfc MT Ashland ...P ersons wishing
TICKETS for the TRINITY CHURCH PICNIC,
which comes off next FRIDAY, at ASHLAND can
get them of JAMES II. GENTRY, at the Dispatch
Office. Price 6l.50. je lost
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NEW YORK. June 10-The Kansas meeting
came off here last night, but Gov. Reeder was not
present to address IL. Several addresses were
made and $1,000 was collected to aid the Free State
men In Kanaaa
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MAHHrED

On tbs 9th inst ,Sbv Rev. o. LIttiston, Mr.. JOHN
READ and Mrs. MARY r. FORD, both Of this city.
AtDr John r. Browns, In Charlotte county On
Ell 81 Inst, by the Rev. James B. Taylor, Mr. THQM-
Az EDMOND MARSHALL, 70 Miss CLARI49A
NJ. PRICE, youngest daughter Of Joseph T. Pries,
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~ Special N0tice.--AlI persons who wish
to subscribe or have subscribed, the sidney Meet
ing House, will please pay over the money to James
C. Spots, Treasurer, the house il going up,
and payments are to be made to the builders.
jeS-Steod.
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SECRETARY'S OFFICE BOARD OF TRADE,
RICHMOND, 1Ith juno, 1856
called meeting of the DIRECTIONS will be held
this "WEDNESDAY evening, at o'clock.
je lit VIM. B. ISAACS, Sec'y.
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DIED.

Atths residence Of the Rev. James N. Dsraen, on
Church Bill, at 20 minutes past 2e,eock, a. H., on
Of Mr.. Edward Turner, dscd. - -
Tho friends and acquaiutances Of the deceased, ere
respectfully requested to attend hsr funeral, this
{WEDNESDAYl morning, ct 10 oclvck, from 81.
Johns Episcopal Church, without further notice.
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ROANOkE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
~ This handsomely improved Watering Place
wlli be open or the reception Of visitors the til
native oaks in the northern part Of the beautiful
county Of Roanoke on the turnpike road leading from
and within days journey from Richmond Of Peters.
burg
Passengers on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
and will be Immediately taken, in Kent 4 Summer.
sons splendid daily line of Stage Coaches to the
Roanoke Red Sulphur. go miIes,l where they will
arrive beeie supper, and lind every comfort that can
tempt the weary traveller to proong his stay bat IL
they prefer to do they leave in the same line
next morning, dine at the Sweet Spring., and reach
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL Of two DAYS.
from Richmond or Petersburg to the White Sulphur
brought hs White s. S ss
Sulphur the first after taking breakfast there
reach the railroad At Salem in time for the morning
train, 80 a. to reach Richmond or Petersburg the
No expense or troubls win be spared to make this
a. agreeable ~ any water place in Virginia. Al
propnetors atter themselves that It l. destined to
take high position ~ we'll for It's curative qualities
a. for the style Of its accommodations Mr. Charles
rsney % well know a. tirst rate caterer for the
public sd for his attention to ali the details OF
public estsblishment has been sseured together with
uis wifsl q manager. Under their cement viz
iors may % sure OF cordial welcome, and the very
THE hotel, which contains Is rooms, issludias,a
spacious Ball Room, and all the other Improvement
have been erected on the most approved models OF
taste and convenience furnishing accomnod atsn for
iso visitors the present season. which win beincreas
cd TO any extent that may be required hereafter.
A superb BAND OF MUSIC, has te.n engaged for
the season. snd in all respects IL will b. the constant
and EARNEST efforts Of the proprissors 10 render sr
visitors comfortable and happy.
The water Of the Roanoke Red Sulphur has net
been FULLY snAilssd. but the remarkably beneat do
rived from it, MSS. By PEARSON. suisriss from psmo-
nary compisHts justifss the belief that among other
valuable medieinsl qualities u viii b found % hsvs
IL celebrity, viz: reducing the pulse. and actee .
tonic at the same time II hes also proved highly
beneficial 70 persons suffering ffom pyspepsiA ana
many certificates were It desmed nseeesAsy.
oEOe0E w. eHANKs,
4 HUFF.
* WILLIAM WALTON, '.T17
DAVID g, oHANkA
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Seizure of q Supposed SLAYER.
NEW YORK, June 10-The brig Brahmin was
seized here yesterday, suppositon of being used
In the slave trade
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Rapid Manufacture Of Railroad Chairs.

Rapid Manufacture OF Railroad Chatrss
In passing through the extensive iron works Of
our enterprising townsmen, Messrs. Morris & Tan
ner, we had the qualification of witnessing the
successful working of machine, the perfection Of
which has, until now, proved desideratum in
mechanics viz an invention for the manufacture
of railroad chairs = safeguard and necessary ap
pendage to the track. Up to the present time the
demand for chairs has been supplied principally
by manual labor, consequently heavy item in
the construction of roads. By the old method OF
anvil, sledgo and q strong arm, aided by some
three or four assistants, have those articles been
made, an active smith and striker averaging 200
per diem. By the machine, requiring the atten-
ton of two men, whose labor is easy, from 1900
to 1000 chairs may be turned out in the same time,
they being cut pressed into the requisite shape
and removed from the mandrel by the action of
this beautiful and ingenious piece of machinery.
Honor to whom honor is due" and to our intelli-
gent young townsman, Mr.. Robert A. Talley,
should be accorded the credit of having invented
and put in successful operation, the machine which
has hitherto defed the skill and ingenuity of the
first artizans of our country.
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NEW PUBLIcATioN-Grey b ay Mare, and other
humorous American Sketches. BY Henry p Le
land, with numerous illustrations. An amusing
collection. For sale by Mr.. woodhouse.
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A. Invalids and Dyspeptics, try the grent
restorative properties of PICUT'S AR o NJ ATTIC
WILD CHERRY BITTERS. 10 lott
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sE SWITCHES, from Common Paths --A series
= y American tales; by Mrs Julia L. Dumonf, New
a's1; Appleton 4 Co. For sale by A. Morris.
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TnLuoRArH1c NEW s.
"a DIspATcH


Congressi0nal. M
wAsti1NuToH, JuEr 10--Sssais Mr. CfIttenden
offered resolutlon, requesting the President 70
send Gen Scott TO command the u. g. Troops IN
Kansas
On motion of Mr.. Mason, tho consideration of
the resolution was postponed until tomorrow.
The Senate then adjourned
Hoase--The House met, but adjourned without
trausscfiur any bustness .sss8 -
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~. 8. naesist congregation Of LyneLbure, Va.
- s.'snasa cal y Rev. Mr. Biting, oflHsr.
=" eosssy' y TAKE shsree u shsir church.
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Hard and noft Convention.

NEW YORK, June l0-A fusion Hard and Soft
Democratic Convention has been called to meet
at Syracuse on the 10th of July. Israel J. Hatch,
Of Buffalo, New York, Ia spoken of as the candi-
date who will be selected for Governor.
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Steamboat Explosion

MONTREAL, June 10-The Grand Trunk Rail.
road Company's steamer exploded her boiler near
Longel The mail conductor was killed, and II is
feared great number Of persons were lost over.
board
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RIVAL OF NEW GOODS..GREAT
IA BARGAINS.--Rscsived per the steamer James-
ed Collars at the low price Of s7, 50 and rs cts ali
richly worth double the money
Also, 500 pieces White Goods comprising Plain and
Ennb, ordered Muslins Plain and Striped Jsconets
and Cambrics, and Nanscoks.
Ladies in want of White Goods would do wall IN
give q call before purchasing
J. MlLLHISER & BRO,
les la3 Rrona ~
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Fusion Ratification Me,

Fusion KatificatiOn Meeting.
Jew YORK, June 10.-The Hard and Soft Dem
oeratic Committee has issued q notice for grand
union ratification meeting in the Park Wednesday.
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Blackwood for May Is an excellent number
Mr.. ]. Woodhouse ID the Richmond agent
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The Canton and jackson, Mississippi, Railroad
has just been completed.
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A Y0ungster, full 0fsp0rI md life,
n Not troubled with mama or wife,

A Y0ungster, full 0fsp0rI md life,
IA Not troubled with mama wife,
Made up his mind to leave the State
And 60 to Kansas went right straight
To SCHAAP'S Store, bought Pistol there.
And all the fixings for his hair
And what a bscnelor wants more
Which he found all at SCHAAP'S Cheap Store.
Going to tell his friends goodbye
He stopped at one, whose name was Frv:
He rings the bella lady fair
Invites him in; he looks at her.
She looks at him, both cannot speak;
At last he says, with burning cheek
"Pd like to see your brother Miss,
As will leave for Kansas; tits
pity, Miss that must he
30 far from this dear family 20
shriek-s faint-a gallant catch
declaration-and match.
Kansas torsotten-a happy pair
Buying their Glass and Chinaware
at SCHAAP & cos
1e IL corner Broad and 3d.
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Ceu rtesy between tsentismen and between
Ladies'.

9,..rte.y between tsentiesncn and between
Ladies'.
The Alexandra Gazhxe says thai asA1ss
American Quarterly Rssisw. published unae1 - -
auspices Of the presbyterian Church, had fecen1'y
: most excellent and sensible article upon Amer
can lie and manners. with honest pr'de y ie's..
red to the habitual courtesy with which woman
everywhere treated In this country, ana 70 'ns
Difference which IL paid to the sex o. Al umes .na
IL an places. But AFTER this view Of pleasant
aspect Of our society and manners, u iamen'eo'
that man do not appear disposed to sres1 each
other with any thing like politeness Crowding
and pushing in public places, curtness ana unsat
isfsctory answers, rudeness outright, and even
roushness, appear with some men to be put for.
ward m the evidence of their manliness and
courage. It would seem fthey feared that civilisy
would be mistaken for fear, and that the only a.
surance of success Is an habitual air of defiance.
The portraiture by the Review may be just, as
applied to the men of some portions of our country;
not, we think, Of all might have added word or
two about the ladies. They are, beyond all doubt,
the most lovely and angelic portion OF creation
to man-but, how, to each otherf Do they never
crowd and push Do they never meet on pave
msns and refuse to give each other one inch OF the
wayf Perhaps not.
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L and Clifford Cabell for the sale of their lumbar
s prepared to fill bills, and receive orders for eli
kinds Of building material. Flooring a. 54 Ga and
90 inch dress, always on hand tRichmond Planning
MILL 8. C. ROBINsON
ia lI--.6t
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ROARDING ...Pers0ns wishing to obtain
ID Board, can be accommod sted by the dav. ws.L
or mouth at the MISSES MURRAY
lie ll-ts
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ri kW BOOKS, nc -
RICHMOND IN BY.GONE DAYS By A. cid

CiL1z-u- 81.
THE LIFE AND TRAVELS OF HERODoTUs,
in the Fifth Century before Christ an ins gipary b.
osraphy founded on Fact illustrative of the History
Manners, Religion Literature, Arts and social eond
ton Of the Greeks, Esyptisps Persisns Babylonisns
Hebrews Scythians and other sncisnt Nations a be
days Of Pericles and Nehemiah. By y. Tsibo,s
Wheeler, y. Z. @. s. In vols-, with map, 81
THE HUGuEEOT ExILES, or the Times Of
Louis XIV. A Historical Novel 75c-
MEChANlCS'TABLES;c containing Areas and Cir
cumfsrences OF Circles and sides of Equal Squares
Circumfers noes OF Ansed Hoops snsled sides ln'
side; Cutting of Boiler Plates, Covering of Solids
&c; Weishts of vsrious Metals, &C.; Misceilsneoss
Notes, COMPRISING Dimensions of Materials, Alloys
Paints, Lackers, DC. By Charles II. Haswell Marine
Engineer Soc. gilt 75c.
LEARNING TO READ. By Jacob Abbott Soc.
io l0-4
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- WlSS AND CAMBklC TKIliMIN(se,
~ Received another supply of Swiss Edg;ngs and
Insertlngs; Cambria Edgngs and Insertngs; Infants.
Bodys, and c,r'on Bobin Edgings and insertings,
which will livery low.
AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
je IL No Al lain street.
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ROARDlNG...Wiilb be vacant mt theNyarl.
ton House, the LIST July, two desirable rooms on
the first floor. ie U9,s
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tNLOUk PYRAMIDS..F0r holding 90.
l. quets of flowers, neatly Japanned; Hanging
Flour Vases &C., for sale by
jeI BULKLEY co
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T AVVNS, LAWNS, LAWNS...Opened n
IL case of rich Colored Lawns, the cheapest and best
bargains ever offered, at Ia cts per yard.
AUGUSTUS MAILERT
lie IL No. Al Main street
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- FOR RENT AND FOX SAL E.--For
&::a rent eligible Stores on Main stone nearly
W:1 opposite the now Custom House and post office;
thu other few doors above.
FOR SALE-Several secondhand Window Sash,
Apply to r. N. HUDSON, Dentist
L. iI-5t* No eos Main st.
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pOCkBRIDGE ALUM WAITE TIN
IL Glass Bottles-bottled the Spring and received
in he last few days Those no object to the Water
in bbls, can now be pleased in this form.
je III BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER
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LIP. SPONGE, AND SHOWER BATHS
IL Of Lockes and Larrabie's patent, with other
Bathing apparatus, just received and for sale by
je III RULKLEY g. CO.
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NEW ROCKS.
~ AT MORRIS BOOK STORE, 81 MAIN ST.
TUE RISE and Progress the English Consultations;
by E. 8. Greasy, NJ A.
INTRODUCTION to the Study Of Art; by III. A.
LIFE SKETCHES from Common Paths Series
10 list
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I IGHT PRESSED TOBACCO.--5O bxs.
II Harris Light Pressed Tobacco, just received and
tor sale at mshutacturers' prices by
GEO. J. SUMNER,
je IL No. 20 Pearl IT.
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MARINE NEWS

PORT OF RICHMOND, June 10th
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT ia O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT,
Ship Arcols, Capt. Pitman, from Philadelphia with
railroad iron.
M SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Bslvidsre, Pritchett, Baltimore, mdze.,
Ludlam 4 Watson.
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4 ,AMBklC AND SWISS nANDs...l lot
~ of Cambria Bands, at Is cents Band, the cheap
est in the city Also, handsome assortment of swiss
and Cambria Bands, at various prices For cheap
goods, please call ut AUGUSTUS MAILERTS,
je Ii No. al Main street
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DATENT SELF SEALING CANs..-A
full supply of the above valuable Cans, for pre-
serving fruits, vegetables, &c. just received and for
sale by GEO. j. SUMNER,
ie IL No % Pearl ut
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WINE COOLEkS, Ec.-.JHpanned Wine
w Coolers, holding l. and bottles; Syphons;
Cork Drawers Champagne Openers; Cork Screws,
kc, just opened and for sale by
ia Ill RIILKLEY 4 co
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I KGENDs OF HIAWATHA--AT Han.
~ DoLPH's BOoKsTOKE AND KINDER

KGENDs OF HIAWATHA--AT KAN
IL DOLPHS BOOKSTUkE AND BiNDERY-
THE LIFE and TRAVELS OF HEROD0TUs.
inhhe 9Th century before Christ, by J. L. w heeer,
y. 3. q. g.. vols. u no.; -.
THE HUGUEN0r ExLLES, Historical Nosel;
rs -. $500
THE 2ND FOL. OF STRAB0, by Faleoaasr and
Hamilton, Bohn's Ciasicsl Edition; $i.2s.
HISTORY OF THE ANGLO SAx0NS. from the
earliest period to the Norman conquest, BY Thos.
Miller, Bohn . Illustrated Edition; $t25
HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH REYOEUTf0S
OF l64o from the secession of Charles 10 his
death, BY =. Guizet Bohn's Editioa; . l..
MECHANICS TABLES, containing areas Of eif.
cles. circumferencss of aneied hoops; covering Of
solids. &c., By Chss. Haswell cloth 5o~cts, NOR
THE LITTLE LEARNER LEARNIxG TO
REID. By Jacob Abbot; 50 cfs.
TIE MYTH or Hf4JyATHA, and other oral ls'
Eends Of the North American Indiana 81 Hk
Schooicrstf L. l.. D.; &f.25
ACTS or ASSEMRL Y or fa55-6; Sis.
PAG01sS ORSTETRIC TABLES; ef25
PHYSICIANS TaBULA1.ED DIARY; So ss
10 l0-H
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r. GATH RIGHT, 18th street he.
AL' tween Main and Cary, has in addition TO his
large stock of new Furniture many articles of SECOND
hand Furniture which he will sell low for casb: sncb
AZ Feather Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses: Hieb
and Low Post Bedsteads; Carpets Oil Cloths; Strsw
Mating, DC Also, two second hand Lounees 2lsrs.
Looking Glasses; Wardrobes; large Dnin9 n. Ma
suitable for boarding houses; Book Cases and Isr.
lot OF BeddinR BosterE Pillows; Sheets; Caunt.r.
paines; bfantetS Spreads, DC.
je l1---eodlw E. GATHRIcur
( CHEMICAL OIL HOAP..Warrar,.a,.
~ wash In hard, soft salt water reeevs5 ~. -. -
nsnments direct from the man ufacturers and r. -
at thsir lowest prices, by $40 's' ss's
;.u sELDEN MILLER,
10 u Corn.r Pearl and Csry strrets
FAMILY HOE HERK7N1iE. i. 6arreI.
town Hama s f or, a Smoked Beef Tongues James
III sELDEN l. MILLER,
leIl Corner Pearl aud Cary streets.
MITCHELL's tiANDLKa. in DisIn and
- ianey boxes; yndd's Patent Wax Csndlss; Ads
nsns,ne Candles, Patent Tsllow Summer Caadles,
" SELDEN a. MILLER,
IL Corner Pearl and Gary streets.
NJ Ak SUZANNE q GO. brand supc.
~ siof Champagne; Pine Ola Brandiss and Wines;
SlaIeI hoek and Sparkling Messlls Wines; fiue Old
w vSm VINES low priced; Msdsir. Winss; fine Old
ows brands fall assortment Constantly Cd hand,
"a ~ Ats, ~ hkLDEN Z MILLER,
Vis S0Fseg fsesl nd Gary stEesz.
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axxe-unlrh FOR LYNCHBURG.-.Te
$50 leave Saturday, the Canal Boat
LYNCHBURG, Capt A. N. Johnson.
Will positively leave above. For freight apply
WIN P. COX,
je lost North Side BASIN.
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LOST.

OST-On Monday night, my FREE PA.
IL PERS. I will pay the finder liberal = ward for
their return to this office. JAMES DICKSON,
je 11-1t* A free man of color.