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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04


Salvador Iturbde, son OF the former Emperor of
Mexico. was drowned at Topic Mexico, recently
while bathing.
Randolph, sentenced to be hung at New Haven
CT, for the murder of his wife, has had his sen
tence committed to imprisonment for life.
The Legislature of Connecticut adjourned on
Wednesday.
The best qualities of Beef were selling at New
Orleans on the Goth alt at as cents per pound
on tho hoOf.
Mile Camille Urso, the distinguished juvenile
violnist, was married on Thursday evening June
26, at Nashville, Tenn, TO a Mr.. George NJ. Tay.
lor.
Josiah kIgore, Esq. a prominent citizen OF
Greenvile, 5. g., died on the ed June, aged 6J
gears.
Il don't care SO much about the bugs" said Mr..
Wormley 10 the head Of a genteel private family
in which he resides but the fact Is, marin, ha ut
got the blood to spare you,see that yourself"
A printer named Drone leaped from the Sd sto.
ry of the BelviGere House, Cincinnati aud was
instantly killed.
The wheat crop OF Tennessee. says the Nash
vile Patriot of June 10Th, will prove at least an
average one.
The Mexican papers officially deny that any
treaty has been made with the Cnitsd States in
cludinga sale of a portion of the State of Sonora
Nitrol throwing has been transferred to Havana
A store keeper lost both eyes, a few DAYS since by
vial being thrown in his face
Among the arrivals at Old Point, w ednesday
was Commodore Shubrck, of Washington with his
family.
man frequently admits that he is wrong, but
a women never.
The assessed value OF real estate in Petersburg.
Va is Sc 100000.
Counterfeit half dollars coinage of 1855, are in
circulation.
Hon Edward Stanly of California formerly of
North Carolina, arrived in New York on Satur.
day, in the Illinois.
fine qnarry Of Blue Granite, said to be equal
TO the best Quincy Granite has been opened on The
line of the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad near Goose Creek
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THE SUICIDE OF JAMES NJ JACKsoS.-We
yesterday briefly noticed the suicide at Farmvile
on Thursday week, of this we'll known former citi-
zen of Richmond. He had, during his life met
with two reyerses, which rsdSeed him from afriu.
ence to poverty, and that, with the murder of his
son by Jordan Hatcher, which had ever since prey
ed upon bis mind had produced evident signs Of
insanity. He was so years Of age, and member
of the Presbyterian church in Farmville. Tie
Journal says:
"Our community greatly shocked at an early
hour on Thursday morning last, by the announce
nent that Mr. James NJ Jackson. brother of our
townsman. p. II. Jackson, had committed suicide in
the tobacco factory Of the lat some time during til
previous night. The unfortunate (quite dead)
was fret discovered by old negro woInsn-whpse
business it is to open and close the factory every
morning and eyening-lylng in the extreme western
end of the builing his head sgainst the door, and his
throat terribly gashed in two places
Near the body lay razor, with which. it is be.
loved the fatal deed committed, and also Lar
knife He was seen at the factory the evenin; be-
FORE about the hour of closing and must then, upper
ceived by sny one, have gone into the where
his fifeiess body discovered in the morning aud
after having t-ken oil bis bat coat crayat and shoes
perpetrated the terrible act. An inquest held
over the body, and verdict rendered In accordance
with the facts we have stated"
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Cholera. Cholera nlorbus, Di

" Cholera, Cholera Morbus, DiarrhDs
or Summer com plaints have been told, have
attacked those persons who have been usins BAKERs
PREMIUM Buffers rskulsrly this summer. Should
you have it, be attacked with il. Bakers Pre-
MUM Bitters freely for three four days and you
will find our words true that il is a never-fsilipg
remedy With the confidence We have in it, we think
every family should keep bottle regularly on hand
in cases Of emergency, with the confident
that no medicine yer known il efectual, and, at
tue same tine, SO harmless.
For sale by AL the principal druggists in the city
and elsewhere jy 4
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rourth Of July.


orr Americas, Republic has this day reached the
FJSBTIKTH YEAR or ITS EXISTENCE. IL" oA,
fer rejoicing iDdeed-as we are the irees' hA'''n
the Sun ever shone upon. and ~ we have grown
faster and rose 10 power and respecsabihty among
nations more rapidly than any nation thar ever
lived But must not shut our eyes nor sea- our
hearts to the dangers which beset our country;
and amida our rejoicings II vii be not only wen,
but I, will be duty incumbent upon us to consider
these dspgers-to link of the tends which are dis
turbine the domestic peace of the country-to con-
template the evident decline of public virtue and
the dimipution Of the public respect for the things
and 10 enories Of the Revolution, that our fathers
held in such sacred and grateful veneration--
With our rejoicing we should accompany our in,
vacations for the preservation of our eouutry-for
its safety amidst the dangers that threaten it.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Senotc-By previous un.
derstanding members were present to-day, and
the President adjourned the Senate until Monday
House-Mr. Campbell. of Ohio gave notice he
would call up the Sumner assault case on Monday
and move the previous question on Wednesday
The vote rejecting the bill to admit Kansas I'M
der the Topeka Free State Constitution, was Ia
considered, and the bill passed by a vote of 100
ayes to 81 nays.
The House then adjourned until Monday.
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FROM MHuCO.-Dates from Vera Cruz TO the
ga ult receiY cd. Santos Alvarez, the Span
slI minister, it said, had left the country
Strong forces OF troops were being stationed at
Jslapps, Mexico and San Luis Petozi Tho con-
nittee of Congress had reported four schemes OF
government-sll of them liberal The decree OF
Santa Anna, permitting the return and re-sstab
lshment Of the Jesuits, had been annulled by Con
gress. The French paper published in Mexico,
was advocating French protection against Spain.
Mr.. Van Brunt has been appointed American Con
sui at Acapulco.
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MARINE NEWS

PORT OF RICHMOND, July 8.
HyGp WATER THIS DAY AT O'cLocH-

AkHIFEU,
Sehr Del Herbert, Myers, Norfolk, mdze.
Schr i}allego Smith, New York. ice, d. King.
ESchriOrianna, futile, New York, mdze, d. w
Cunie.
Hawes.
Schr Mary EFz.beth, Pickup, Philadslphia, coal
P. c. Larus
schr Mary Willis Parks, City Point, railroad iron
Va Central Railroad Co.
schr w. l.. Burroughs, JenSs, City Point, ballast.
SAILED,
Schr Flving Cloud, Bennett, Halifax, -four, Shield.
L Somsrvills.
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, via Port Walthall, fol
coal.
Bark Alice, Jenney, South America, -four, Haxal
4 Co.
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philadslphia, ndze. and
passengers H. l.. futile.
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FROM NICARAGUA.-The correspondence of the
New Orleans papers give some intelligence from
NicaI aqua not elsewhere published. Col Parker
H. French is defaulter to the Nicaraguan gov
eminent to the amount of $1,000 $l5G0O-
Capt. Payne, formerly of Texas, died recently at
Virgin Bay, of cholera The election for Presi-
dent ha stnot resulted in the choice by the people
and SalaZar and kivas, the candidates, will 20 be-
fore Congress which meets shortly at Managus--
The eldest son of President Rivas is at present
fighting in The Costa Rican army against bis fathers
government.
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Fire mt Cambridgeport, 3Ias.,

Boston, yaly 2-The wharf of Gale, Dudley e.
o.. at Cambridseport was burned last nj hs, to-
ether with . large stock of lumber. The loss ia
$4,000 Several adjoining buildings were also
burned.
Two engines were likewise burned the ene ineer
escaping with difficulty, and some jumping over.
board. No lives were lost.
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Later from Kansas.

CHICAGO, July 3---Dspatches received here
state, the Ottawa company Of emigrants, captured
on Friday by the Missourians the steamer Ara
ba,- were robbed of everything they had The
Missourians threaten to capture the Massachusetts,
men up the river and hang the leader and keep
the others prisoners-conhscating their money.
arms. provisions and baggage
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Old Point.
Richmond. Jul! l, 1856.

letter. from this salt water retreat, states tia,
the Hysea Ho,eiis filling up rapidly For the con.
venienee Of visitors, the new and handsome steam
sr shultz. has been stationed at the Point ana
wiz be employed In taking visitors from the bo.,,
IN Hampton Roads, that ply between Norfolk and
Richmond and Baltimore. This arrangement win
give great satisfaction to the public.
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4 SAFE AND Pws,FsTtfsg,E1TgN91'


IA MENT-S 20n 600 IN BONDS or THE RICH
MOND, FREDERIChSBURG IND POTON1 G
RAILROAD COMP-fA I, hsaring al interest Of 7
per rent, the princpsl sedesmahe 10 1915 ard con
yertibie into stock of The Comrany the pleasure
the bodeTThe sub cbels are authorized TO
until the 10th day of July rext, when same will
portion, of the loan OF +2no coo futhouEed by the
tockholders OF the Richmond, Fredetcksbulg end
Potomsc RAILROAD Company at their late annual meet
ing. No bill will be considered at less rate ths7
par, and to such extent rs they may he accepted BID
ders will receive the bends of the company, payable
the LIST Of July, 1870 bearing interest OF per
cant, payable semannuaiiy, st the Office of the
pany in the city Of Richmond, aud Tlible he
pleasure of the holder into stock of the company.
For the information OF the public, 1t 10 deemed
proper state that by the express provisions Of iha
charter of the company, all dividends upon its sock
and all profits arising from its work are exsinptfd
from any tax whatsoever; and dunug TO- whole
period OF It's operallons-no more than snty yea,
tho average of dividend earned and paid BY the
company has exceeded per cent, after dadu ton
of every item of expenditure in the way of WORKING
expense, and interest," IT. is asonable infer that
With the expenditure of tbs loan authorized in the
further improvement OF their work the stockhode
will receivs greatly increased return upon tbci. e.
vestment and consequently afford the purchasers
of the bonds offered strong indueement for he
conversion of the same into stock of the COMPANY
For the terms of the loan aud any further infoI ma
ton in regard to the condition OF the company and
the undoubted security Of tbs loan offered apply
to the u1dersis ned. RIO. III. MAURY a. co
je2 %
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FROM HAYn.-Poit au Prince papers 10 the
l4th of June mention that the rebellion which had
broken out At Aux Cages, and which AZ our late ST
dates from that place bore . rather serious COM
plexion. had been totally suppressed, while the
prime movers In 1t were imprisoned, awaiting pun.
ishme mt for their reasonable conduct
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Co Richmond Typographical Society.
re ular meeting of this body will be cid TONER
row SATURDAY evening, at 8 O'clock, at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
All interested parties will bear in mind that the
regular semi unnual election of officers takes place
on that evening. This and other import ant busness
dems nds the attention Of every member.
iy4-lt J. GERRY SMITH, r. S.
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DANISH SOUND DUES PAID UNDER PROTEST -
The ship Sarah Bryant, from Cronstadt, for New
York, was the frat American vessel which passed
the sound since the expiration OF the treaty She
paid the dues under protest.
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REV. JOHN Z EDWARDS, of Richmond, was IL
London On the nth tilt, and will leave for the
United States in the Persia on the l2;h inst. He
will resume his ministry about the 18th inst
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Collision on the Lakes.

BUFFALO. July "A collision took place on Sat.
urdAy, in Saginaw Bay, between the propeller
Cromwell and the steam tug E p. Dorr The lat.
ter sunk Immediately. She was valued ut forty
thousand dollars. No lives were lost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

sNAkE SToEY.-The Syracuse (N. Y Stand
ard says, that two men captured a snake near that
city, a few days since, which was found to contain
nve hundred and sevenfy.six embryo snakes
There were twenty four knots and eggs, each con-
tanning twenty four snakes
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The grand jury Of the county Of Besnaliilo, In
New Mexico, have Gov. Merriw Gather for his inef
aeieut management Of the territory.
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~ fsderieks6urg. on Monday last, the therno
Se'ss stood at 100 degrees in the shade.
The corn crop on the Rappshannock, Va. river
promises 70 be within onetsath Of the usual Weld
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THE SLAVE TRAFFIC.-The New York Journal
OF Commerce says that fifteen savers have sailed
from that port within the last twelve months and
three within the last three weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

NORTH CAROLINA GoLD.-The Editor of the
Greenboro, n. G., Patriot has seen a couple of in
gots of gold, taken from McCullocks mines
weighing $50 dwts of beautiful metal
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COalpA.

NUTIAII Life INSURANCE GONNA
Iva NY OF NEW YORK-Annual statement of
the Affairs of tbs MUTUAL LIFE ms URINC K
COMPANY Of NEW YORK, for the year ending
Jan. Sist 1856.
Nett assets on hand, Jan 81, 1855. 1874 747 81
Receipts during the ye0r:
For pre- miums and policies. $500 10 "a
For interest and anuuities... 1871 ,l97 ~
8309l6 IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

MAYOR WOOD, of New York, does not decline
being candidate TOR the Governor of New
York, but only declines running independently
lie does not object TO become candidate should
the Democratic Convention see L to nominate him.
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~ The regular monthly Meeting of the
Munroe Building'Fun Company, will take place Cd
SATURDAY evening. the 9Th instant at Saunders
Hall, at O'Clock. The Board requested to be
present q. w. STARkE,
" 4-1t Secretary.
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MARRIED.

In tiss city ON the 18th nit. BY the Rev M. Wood.
cock. Mr. WM. J. SMITH and Mis- SARAH JAN Z
RpNS. i
gV-Norfoll and Petersburg papers please copy
At Oserisnd. MeckIenburr county, Va on Wsd-
nesday, ID Juiy by Rev T. V. Moors, D: D. OF hicn-
saud Mr. JAMES T. PACE, Of New York, to Miss
EUGENIA daughter of Robert T. OVERLY, Esq.
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II DR.. ID. w. Thomas attends the various
branch. of Ills profe Office aud residence
ner of Marshall and Monroe streets. jy At"
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NVANTlLLAS MANTILLAS, MANTIL.
w LAS. can bs had chespest at n. EXEKIELs,
No. IS Main street.-Perssns wanting Black or cold
Silk and MORE Antique hantilas can be supplied at
the old established cheap Mantilla store. at such
prices as cannot fail to please. | determined to
sell all OF that is hand be fore the oss of the
season; good bargains may be expected. Call at
N. EZEKIEL'S, No. Is Main street.
Next to P. X. Whites Boot and Shoe Saloon
N. The sale Of those splendid Lawns and Jaco-
meta at ninepence the yard. worth double the mo-
ney, will be continued during the whole of next
week. iy
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TDLEeRAPH1c NEW g.
,EporrEoFoerH sDIspATC
FIre mt CornIuG. N. Y.

Fire mt CORNING. ~. N
ROCHESTER, July "A destructive Gre occurred
ut Corning. Sseuben county, on Monday
A large number of buildings were burned. inciu.
ding PAYNE a. Olcotts extensive machine shop the
Corning Hotel, several stores and manufacturing
buildings The loss is very heavy.
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Jas NJ. CARTER, l4th street,

S.-I have in my employ eelebrGted FRESCO
siNTER- Should my patrons, or the public gem
orally, have any Painting Of that description trat
they wish TO have done really beautfu-sush the
Decorating OF Ceilings Side Walls or Parlor Floors.
for particular oecasons, whether in OIL otherwise
hattef myself to be able, both regards pnce and
w"rk'' aashiP, to please the most fastidioas
is2i-lno
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- HOUSE AND I4Or FOH nAI.E--.
1. For sale privately, a frame House, stustsd ON
10th street. Union Hin, cont shining rooms with
other eonyenienees attached, suitable for q r.nteel
family The house il built of good materials and 40
double tensnent without much expense. or il sufH
Gently large and convenient for good sized family
AGeent wafer short distance from the house: sew.
hood Any person wishing to purchase q good houss
on accommodating terms, will please apriy TO
EDWARD d. EACH0, Agent,
wv Pear
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DIED.,

On the Sd inst. Mn FRANCES P0CAHONTAa
KUHN, in the 2sth yssr OF her age.
The friends and acquentsnces Of the family ara re-
ou.sted to attend her funeral this morning At II
o'clock from the residence Of her father, Mr.. Eiish
Brrmmsll, Of Chestsrhod.
On Thursday evening" the Sd inst At the residence
of Alfred franklin. WILLIAM ALFRED FER
KINS infant child of Jesse H. and UorathJ Ann FER
kins sssd months and 20 days.
The friends and scquaintances of the family are re-
auested attend the funeral from the residence OF A.
franklin corner jackson and I'd street. at O'Clock
this afternoon without further notice-
Yesterday at o'clock, P. M., HENRY FEkBED.
Youngest son of W. BootwIsht, jr. and Caroline A,
mis- wife
The friends of the family are requested to attend
the funeral from his fathers house, BROAD and lst
,treeta at o'clock p NJ, without further notice.
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nARIAND FARSI EOk : A /. .I..--l,be

az 4AFr..s.--iSuA Ability n prsiesrieaai
w gentleman and wife. Location not above 18th,
or below 18th streets. Address Box l47 ie its
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Il ATTENTION, ME:dAHIE GTARD--
"a Parade front of City hall, FRIDAY, 4.h inst.
IN at half pas O'Clock, with IS rounds Of blanc
W cartridges.
BY oder of Capt. Lpscomn
iyS-zt J 4. CLAEkF. q. 5.
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4
IfAMiL AND kATKA Ban EK'>
4 FLouk.---20o barrels Cline, Steel. Hope, Garth
and other choice brands, receiving for sale bv
jv4 House formerly occupied by Col r Peyton.
On! there's not in this wide world . pleasure &C
sweet,
A, to sit nsar the window and tilt up your fsst;
Pull away at the "Cubs," whose flavor just suits
And gaze at the world twixt the toes of your boots
I a. HARRINGTON, 1874 Main, corner OF
~ 18th street. sign OF the Scotch soldier Importer
and Dealer In ell kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
invites The attention of the trade and lovers of good
Cisars Tobacco Snuff. &c to his large and desir. biz
stock He aattsrs himself he can sell cheaper than
other house in the city, aud accommodating.
terms Give him trial at the oldest Cigar Store IA
The city. jy4 Or
s,PECIAL ATTENTION il asked "a a
- splendid lot of Hams, shoulders and Breast
pisces. Also - Lard Mossses Bntter Chsess
and every article kept in well selected Grocer
store: Goods sent to any part Of the city 4 call Is
jy +3tF 9TH street. near til. Armorv
DUak OLD MOUNTAIN RYE Wits.
q KEY so bills very superior, distilled by harmar
SDapP, Augusta county, TO which we invite tha IL
''"'''n % tue ''A'' woSBIE Z CLAIBORNE.
jy4 No II Pearl st.
ISLE OF WIGHT VINEGAR, forsaIe bv
iy4 No. IL Pearl at
/ ARt.E TEA TRAYS. --Beau,ifuI PA pier
Ia Maehie. elegant Ground Bottom English Wat.
round oval and squsre in or anzly 1t less
than cost. and must DO sold to close the stock For
sale by ZIMMERMAN.
Je4 15s Main. corner 18th streets
OIL SILK. Of very superior quaiiiy,
- Tor SAFE oy f. FICOT.
SOFAS, BUREAUS, AND CHiLDREN,s
- -, oFFiCE CHAIRS AT PRIVATE SALE AND
foH SALE AT REDUCED PRICEs.-i0 suner;or
Sofas II Bureaus and Cabinets; 10 dozen Children,
Chairs assorted sizes; 10 ASH Stands, 10 COTTAGE
Trnndie Bedsteads.
jy ALEX MOTT
r. H n sfEAnEh POCAHUNT1S
SSSEss5sssIE FOR BALTIMORE
~ freight received to-day, FRI.
- " J. ane up to the hour of o'clock, P. NJ SATUR.
Censisnees are requested to send down for their
goods to-day. 'o' '"01
., Shippers are requested to send in til. names of
ments viii be consigned to order
y fit LUDLAM WATSON.
~ LIBEKTY finE COMPANY
No. !, ATTEATI0N.-You will attend
<aegular menthly meeting of your ca,n.
nav -; pany. At yoar Engine House, sATUR.
"a evening" dh inst al o'clock precisely.
hsmbers will please be pEDctusl AZ bhsius.. NJ
great Importance will bs transacted ~
~ order of The Commander
y -. =: LAFoND. Az. s.e'y.
n tOh kENT..-HayisE taken In. Ne ~
w. 7. Staples 4 Co. we offer far r.n, 10 sno
izth and Cary streets. A'soiAei OF
Possession will BE- given immediately.
" Gin PETEss, MAkTIN L co.
UMMkk COMPLAINTS, ANA ali 0Ts-.
me year can be almost instantly cured by usin,
AosEas CAAAiNATIvE BALsAM For sale b.
~. W. POLLARD,
Nv pTussss, 18th street,
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IS}ASES.u eEc hire fOr The buiaurc OF The
Nv year, fsw able bodied NEGROES, for sur
face operations at the Coke Mines.
NY Its JOHN i. WERTH Agent
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TOR HlRE..H BY the month, n GIRL ac.
l. euftoped TO waiting in the house and nursing
and can cook some ED. ID. EACHO.
jy Alt Pearl .,r--,
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DALM LEAF FANS PALM LEAF FANS
l. at N. EZEk1EL'S.-Persons wanting the above
desirable article, obtain them this morning The
supply 10 but limited.
N. FZEKIEL, No. Is Main st.,
Next to z. f. Whites Boot and Shoe Saloon.
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\A ATTENTiDN. HGNtiiCD at.
K4 DkAGU0NS.-Parad- ~ the Agricultural
IN Fair Grouo6s, fully equipped texcert va
11N iices} in summer uniform, at o'clock, a
NJ, ON FRIDAY morning, I'll inst.
BY order of Msj. Davis
iu Il A = (fONCH O s
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rINHE undo rsigncd, having appointed MIR.
L WILLIAM J. BEVILL his Agent for conductiu {
his PAINTING BUSINESS in all it's branches, at
his shop, Broad street, between 9Th and 7th
respectfully asks continuance and increase of the
patronage SO literally bestowed on bin.
" Orders left at = he shop will be promptly at
tended to by Mr.. Bevl. l.. MAtLE.
jy 4-1m
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kNftsEt Pb1AIsLs. ifIfIER PEAiiIS.
"a The attention of Physicians is solicited to this
new and elegant article. Ether can be administered
10 tbs tdf.n OF Pearls containing each tr1Tn to
drops, without smell taste, aud at the SAN. time
hVo.i al icss or alterations by eva porati6n For
sale by MEADE BAKER, Pharmacautist
~ l8i Main ST, ". w. corner of 10Th
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NOR HIRk--A first.rate HOUSE SER.
l. Want and NURSE, from now un;ii the lst OF
January. Apply to
iy4-St BENNETT. BEERS & FISHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

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