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Sc 6-law4WN MAI. w. MILLER, Cierk
1JNO SMITH ELY AND JOHN SHUT
L TLEWORTH, NON-RESIDENTS OF THE

TINU SMITH Ed 4 AM JUIIN StITI,,
L TLEWORTH. NON-RESlDENTS OF The
STATE OF VIRGINIA:
Take notice. that the list day of October, 1855,
between the hours of A NJ. and 2. ID at the oftce
of T. r. Howison. on Governor street, two doors
above the Richmond House in the city of Richmond;
shall proc to dispositions of Joseph Bernard
and Others be read evidence in suit pending In
the Circuit Court of HenTico County, wherein | am
plaintiff and you and others defendants. And II
from any the taking of such dispositions be not
commenced Or being commenced shall not be CON-
pleted that day. the taking of the same will be sd-
jourred from time to time until completed
su l2.--law4w WASHINGTON HATTON.
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TUKNING KsIA
/ subscriber has aksn the Turning Establishmenf,
near Haxalps Mill formerly Mr.. Bslvin's He has
all the facilities to do Turning the lowest TERMS
and the neaiest Thankful for past svoss ne
hopes TO merit continuance Of the same. Orders
mar be left ct Mr.. Belvin's Furniture store
se l--.Ims 6TEfdEN Nnl1uAGI,
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JAMES A. AUGUST.
II Won have seen nny of Johns on.

ytr " Won have seen nny OIL JOINS ou's
'ns.gsrreorvpe Wagons. corner 7th aud Broad sts,
VS. VS. 80 cr Two L!kene TO give to your friends
!. 81 -a N the best style sud larger than you can
eH''lsra JOHNSON himself is operator in
{. ,y.goY,. Nos ! sud 10. He has been about
re- - in the business. seq --2ws
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e@ FALL TRADE--- an
SSskA Sc! Ell
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANUFACTORY AND DEPOT.
JOHN DooLEY, 81 Main Street.

JOx1IN OOO1L Z OIL 10c1R 0t1COtJ
RICHMOND, VA,
HAS now ready for the Fall trade by wholesale and
retail the most varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported manufactured.
In order that the requre OF all his customers
may be most fully met-and to obviate the necessity
of country merchants and others going or sending
North for their Goods he has laid in assortment Of
erery article in his line both home and foreign, for
Laois Gentlemen's, Chidren's and Servants wear,
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with.
To the getting up of Silk and other Hats in his own
mandatory, he pays the closest attention, and he
feels confident that few other houses North South
can equal, aud none excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being OF
the most complete kind, all orders will be filled with
the greatest punctualty and prompt1ess
an Sta
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~ lilo for Collars IL have opened an
- ~ nftb4se famous Tarlston Collars at only four
.arrs each hen vora they have all the appearance
g.' 51rsr Cs.sr n. EZEKIEL,
IS Main street
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pICHMNND GROUND The

"
IL increased demand upon me for Richmond Ground
Plaster caused by the superior purity and richness IN
selection of lump and the properly pulverlze; state
of the ground, enables to offer my grinding at
reduced rates. aud particularly TO the trade with pur
ehasss of large quantities Canal boats load at
the mill door, the Dauvle depot Loose plaster
81 per ton lees than packed. Orders lett with WON.
BILE Claiborne, No IL Pearl street will have strict
attention. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
Sc 4--St
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" White GreHse! White Grense This
) M beet and meat economical Grease ever known,
io the sA!ea OF wagons, carriages, omubusses csrts
&C aAG Tor ali rough gearing, cog wheels, &c. 1t
a'-' not run on the axes in the hottest weather. but
ans the same consistency winter and summer
T.. sac 10 cans OF sand pounds and in kegs, by
MEADE BAKER, Druggists,
l86, n. ". corner OF Main and 10Th streets.
j. 8--d4c3m
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FARM FOX sAI4E..-I offer

NALUABLE FAKNI FOk SALE...1 O1fcr
Y for sale privately my FARM, "Lsurel Meadow."
situated in the county of Chesterfield, four miles
from Manchester, and ono and half west of the
Broad Rock Race Course containing $40 acres-20o
arc open and in high state of improvement. There
is also large piece Of rieh meadow land The ba-
lance is wood q large portion heavily timbered
The improvements consist OF comfortable DWELL
ing.house, negro quarters. stables and barns The
barns are well supplied with water from . branch
engine, about eight horse power which drives the
threshins machine; also steam saw srist and plas'
ter mill
The place 10 well supplied with good water. and
has two fine young orchards peach and apple, ana
one of the most healthy locations in the State
The terms will be made sceom modauus. Fer fnr-
ther particulars apply to myself the PREMISES or
TO Thomas Taylor, OF the firm Of Van Lew, Taylor
4 Co Richmond. J. WHITEHEAD.
NV post Office is Manchester. 90 ll-dkclm
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Is 1875 Prizes amounting 5000 900
The Is 600 Prizes of So determined by the mum.
Der which draws the $4,000 Prze-if that number
should be odd number, then every odd number
Ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to So; if an
number. then every even number ticket will be
entitled to SO in addition to any other prize which
may be drawn.
All those tickets ending with 0, 2 6, g. are even
all those ending with !, 8, s. 7s, are odd
e Remember that every prize Is drawn and pay
able in full, without deduction.
~ All prizes of S 200 and under, paid immsd
stely after the drawing-other prizes at the usual
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm
medately after the drawing.
The plan of drawing the Lottery will be sent with
all Tickets ordered
Whole Tickets 10 Halves S, Quarters $50.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As one half the tickets are guaranteed to draw So
we will sell Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets
todd and even numbers,) at the following rates:
All that the 10 Tickets draw over this amount qua
ranteed, accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half 80
10 Quarters e" Is
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates of Pack
' - s. SWAN L CO, Atlanta, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
all 96---dtSsp27
Eatt xHSRs for we i
MEADE L BAKERS
New Apothecary Store,
Sc I---lw 1876. ". w. cor Main and 10th SITS.
NULCANIZED RUBBER,
MACHINE Betting,
Or all widths and thickness.
STEAM PACKING,
For Steam Chests Steam Joints Packing Rings, &c.
ENGINE HOSE,
GARDEN HOSE,
HYDRANT HOSE, &c, &c.
Richmond Agency at Stationer's Hail. No. 81 Pearl
greet ell-5t B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
I LEE INSURANCE.
u 1.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY"
This company is PURIFY mutual.
1t makes annual dividends, and pays them while
the insured is living
1t has paid in Richmond for Losses S l0s.So0
1t has paid in the State of Virginia s 1870, 900.
1t has a capital of more than g., 500 900.
II has paid in dividends $500 900.
Ne Company affords more advantages or better &C.
curity.
Office at Stationers Hall, No. 81 Pearl ct.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent.
DR.. A. SNEAD, Examiner. Sc list
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BATES, PHEAIUM CHIMNEY CAF.-
ID The only article of the kind ever invented that
will answer the purpose Having given particular at
tenon for the last three years to find remedy for
the most disagr eeabe and unhealthy of all misfor-
tunes / unhesitatinsy announce my success, and
challenge any one, for one bundre dollars to pro.
duce an article of the kind equal to it Besides be-
ing useful il Is ornamental and durable, being made
of heavy sheet iron and rivetsd together. Timers
would do well to buy the right to manufacture as
will receive my PATENT RIGHT in a few daTs-
nsemine il unnecessary to refer to but gentle
man. refer to MIR. A. X. Phillips More references
given on application to me BY mail:
JOSEPH ]. BATES,
s,I-Iaw6m Fredericksburg, Va.
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BUSINESS CARpe.

->~~-,,-.-u.--~...-.
shipGFohD, n. TfNsLEY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATHEws
X hiDGFORD Il Co., General Gamma,
~, mission and Forwarding Merchants on the Dock,
.-.oumona. va. aus
4 rkOkGk =. LOWNEs, lJ6, Main street.
near Itn.-0rsseE Tenders; Summer Fronts
isquape, circle and eleptio patterns) Ornsmsntals
iron haii; Balconies Verandahs, 10.
nememoer the number and give mo call AFTER 4.
. .@-nn e.sewhere tmy 2i-6m
RAhTON MUNsKY, M. D..
- hOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
10, Main street, with DR. Atwood,) Richmond.
a w: kiCHAKDsON, General AGENT
ana Sohector, attends to the Collection of
s ~ hiring out Negroes Renting out Houses and
81 sre naues OF General Commission Business
-, w W"Se n4tn street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
WIN W H. Richardson,) Richmond, Va.
O TO = AC GO NiANUFACTURERa,--
Inc undersigned, Agents and Commission Mer.
snants Tor virginia Manufactured Tobacco in Nav
noik, respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco TO
tneir address. From their acauantance with the
ton to shippers
lines C. Adams, late of the firm of Patteson. Ad.ms
20, would be pleased to hear from his old friends
ut this house. ~ ~
Liberal advances on consignments
CONNOLLY ADAMS
,. IL Front street, N Y.
a; CONNOLLY. RoBr. d. ADAMS.
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Tfa'" cH n. WILLIAMS, Seo'y and Treas,
Va Siata Asricultural Saeiety

,...,s,.rher Sest lesvs 10 call the attention of
''...-bs-, cf the Virginia State Agricultural So
80 he sieve tce The accounts are now made
C.t -e.3v for collection. Az ii wcula he impossi
%, "a" ., esl, or each mem Der before the day of
..,-r he respectfully asks that they will call on
he cfics of the Southern Planter, over the
go, isv during business hours
''fN 20; JAMES A. AUGUST.
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD...A small
Il German GIRL, about IL years Of age left her
home Friday last, and supposed to be wandering
about the streets She has black eyes and prominent
the English language with distinctness small girl
answering this description has been seen begging
about the city, which 10 not improbable, she
reduced to this necessity at early period Of her
life The subscriber received her from the Commits
siop or of Ennis ration. and feels DESTROYS OF
ing her from the pernicious influences by which she
msy be surrounded. This delivery of the girl at my
residence, on Candles Hill, VIII be rewarded as
above. ne It's asa SNf DEh
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BY TAYLOR q Wfliinms.

-
rTVRUSTEE,S SALE OF ONE MOlET6
i OF THE SWAN TAVERN NOW BROAD
STREET HOTEL) PROPERTY, IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. ON BROAD ST., AT AUCTION.
BY virtue ola deed of trust, executed BY Isaac A.
Goddin to the subscriber trustee, dated 18th Au
gust 1854 and recorded in the office of the clerk OF
Richmond Hastings Court, being thereto requestec
BY the beneficiary in the said deed named, shall on
TUESDAY, the 18th Of September, 1856, at clock,
r M upon the premises sell the property thereby
conveyed, to wit: One undivided uoiety of lot NO
784 in the plan of the city of Richmond, situated 90
the North side of Broad street, at its Intersection
with eth street. fronting $50 feet ON Broad street,
and running back the full depth OF said lot NO 1s4
being the same lot upon which the Swan Tavern
(now Broad Street Hotcil 10 situated Also: one an
divided moisty of other lot or parcel o. land 40
jenna the above on the West fronting 80 fest on
Broad street. and running back the full depth: tne
said piece of ground having thereon large orics
building, which has been used - stable ior a seio
tavern which said lot Of land II part OF os NO. fesn
the plan Of said city.
The highly valuable character Of this property Y
such a. TO render unnecessary further oesonP'A'1
thereof
TERMs-suficient in cash to pay the expenses o.
sale kc and bonds amounting In the aegreeste %
$685. with interss. thereon from the IGN o. eh
gust 1854 and the remainder 70 b payable 10 suGl
manner as may be prescribed bI tss erenlcr 10 .sio
deed Of trust JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
TAYLOR K WILLIAMS. Aucts. go
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BY Il. b. Coax & Co., Aucts.

FURNITURE, AT AUCTION,..The .ph.
scriber intending to discontinue his present bnsi
ness, will sell ON MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock
81 his store on franklin street. of St. Charles
Hete the whole Of his stock Of Furniture, consitinr
of Bureaux, Wardrobes Chairs, Marble Top Tables.
tcity made,) Kitchen Tables, Bsdsteads, Lookius
bles, Sofas. Washstands &c. &c.
The whole to be sold without reserve.
Terms cash. GEORGE BERNET
Sale conducted BY z. B. Cook Co., Aucts
l1..-tda
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P. C. LARUS.
~ White Greuse, yyrsfta C~

r. p. Wiibacher, DenIer In Liquors
vines, Clsers, &c, No. 203 Main street., Richmond
Va ySI---ta
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rs~>oticc.--The lnrae cash capital en-.

rs~>oticc.--The large cash capital cm-
100 In our business enables us 10 make our
,uscaasss exclusively with money and such are the
, i,,rtases derived from its this season in the
t;-tb-r1 n,afle;s that We have determined to make
. b,rsa in the manner Of conducting it by adopting
IA essh system We think this will be mutually
s,rtss.ous 70 the buyer and seller, and will there
i teliays Es Of large amount of labor and expo
b,oks and collections. We Prnpose that from
Monday next September 6th, to close our books of
ed: sEd contine ourselves entirely to cash bust
80. The above change will afford advantages to
.1os. V no are now, snd have been for forty years.
f7- fisnds and customers which could never have
zen gwen them under the present system. We
t,s in few days ot9r to the public tbs largest as
,,-.rDsut of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS we have
~ rsd for exhibition snd at extremely ioic prices
VALENTINE y SON, No SO Broad ST..
Nesr the Capitol Square
Y B-Thoss Indebted to the late concern ST Va
!-rt.us CTenshsw L Co, or to Valentine 4 Son, ave
r.-ae.ed 70 close their sctounts with at early
.sy Sc SIS V. J. s.
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ALL TRADE, 1856.

ALL TkA ID e, 500.
wILLINGHAM. B.F. TARDY.
NlLLINGHAM e TARDY,
- Importers and wholesale dealers in
toTelgn, Domestic, staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
- no. 10 PEARL ST, RICHMOND, VA,
nave In store, and receiving daily, large aud
.l'fal STOCK Of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, to
s.,a lhey ASK the attention OF merchants visiting
IA market. They make no claims to superior ad-
'03e' over their competitors, either Is importers
. U-y1is, but assume that they possess advantages
s' 10 sny, and solicit confidently an examination
thelF stock. Below they enumerate few OF lie
st'"n and Blesched Shirtings and Sbeeting OF
- 40 ainersnt widths.
,@l'lhelsi 81 and 81 Fulled Cloths
'9'd Linseys at all prices
large stock Of Blsnkets
rIash and American Prints, all grades
,,nuigs De LANES, Alpsess
9-aehans, and Ladies' Dress Goods
C''lhs aod Casslmeres
,,n3a%A, Closka and Manfles
c,, In general stock of Hosiery, Cloves spoo.
UtIon, Threads &c
!EkHS-Six months erssit mr. ,er rant discount
/ of cash VII isiNo tIPaM = TARnY
Nehmond, August 81, 1856
h tnt, have engaged with NIessrs. WILL.
n IMAM TAkDY for the Fall Trade, and will
esssd TO have my friends call on me- promising
~ enon 70 give them satisfaction
ne SeIn alsson business of HUNT BRO. will
II TO as heretofore by our senior partner, 10
Az &o van return BY the LIST Of November.
''-!m DR.. HUNT.
III III dmORE MANUFACTUHED SI1U.
| t. ELs AND SPADE5.--Having tax en- the Agen-
! H. me works, we respectfully solicit the orders
' eiIsae. The quality of the goods. a. well az
ba., wili be found quite equal with any Of the
'fthsrn markets
THOMPSON 4 oUpEsLUYs,
No 81 South Gay st near Pratt st.,
In Baltimore, Md.
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INDIGO, NADER AND OTHER ID Y Es,
carefully selected with reference to quality, from
the best importations. constantly hand for sale
by PURCELL, LAoD 70.
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DUKE BEKlIUDA AKKOW hOOT; ea,
L 60; Tapioca; Hsckers Farna and Corn Starch,
received and f9r sole ~ ,us.nS a cSsnjesl sso,.
au20 Corner 9TH end Brood sts,
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~ Prescriptions accurately mud care.
4 ) dispersed, by of tina partners, at all hours
a lie Gsy OF night, ct
MEADE BAKERS
New Phatm sceutical store,
l25 n. ". coruerof Main and 10th streets,
81 S0--zn Just above the new Custom House
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MERCHANTS AND MECH MICS,
lVl SAVINGS BANK, Office No. Is Main street. at
the store of Wake Co-This Institution continues
to receive depostes, which interest of 6 per
cent. will be paid for ali sums remaining depose
six months, and five per cent for shorter period
ALEX GARRETT, Pres't
FL. Wake, Tfeas'r.
je 6-Iaw6m r. II. BUTLER, Sec'y
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6Yfsa hA III CVTTAtTE, ROCk kTTS,..
Es This pleasant retreat is now in successful ope-
.s2Sa ration. No expenss has been spared to make
1t place of attraction. TIE provide for innocent and
healthy amusement, Ten-pin Allies Shuttle Boards,
Qsoit and Marble grounds have been arranged; and
indeed everything has and will be done on the part
OF the proprietor to make those comfortable and
happy who may favor it with their patronage Riot.
Gus and disordeIy persons strictly denied place
here.
Also, Boarding and Lodging. The rooms are nicely
fitted up, and indeed for comfort and cleanliness
not he surpassed in the city.
iv l5-2m* THE PROPRIETOR
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aOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL, Main street, Siam.
ton, Virgins w. J. HUNTER CO., Pro-
prietou.
~ An Omnibus will always be in readi ness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
house. free of CHARGE mvS an,
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AUCTION sALHs



GROCERIES, FUnNlcURE, dkcs AT
VI AUCTION.-THIS MORNING, 1t 10 o'clock,
at my store. will sell hhds bright Bacon Sides, 2
hhds. Shoulders, do HAMS bbls. Whisky, 2 bbls
Brandy, 2 bbis Flour, Sugar, Coffee, ground do. in
boxes Matches Bedeorss, Vinegar, MoIasses, Dbl
very superior old Apple Brandy, Tobacco, Ginger,
he.
FURNITURE.
ALso-1 fine, large Feather Bed, Hair Mattresses,
Shuek, de-, high post Bedstead, Sofa Lounge
and Mattress, Safe, Chairs, CsPets Tsbles. nc.
sel2 r. CAUTHORN
The shove sale II postponed, to THIS (Moadsy)
AOhNlN0 at 10 o'clock, on sccount of The weather.
els q. CAUTHORN.
HIGH CONsTABLk'S SALE -.Wili DO
soic 1t the High Constables Office on MONDAY,
SSePtemoer 18th, 1885, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A.
M, oideooards, Press, Tin Safes several beds,
enc cue OF which IL COED feather bed; Dbl Whisky,
pemijohn Of Apple Brandy Demljohns containing
Liquors scales and Weights, pieces Stone Ware,
part oox Ground Pepper part bsx of Tea lot of Smo.
Ing Tooscco, ream Of Wrapping Paper, l lot of
T1mRlen, Cups and Saucers, becanters empty Bar.
1es Bolster and Pillows Couutsrpanes sheets and
olankets-to safety distress warrants in favor of
DepI1est VS.. Green; Brannan W Wicker; Csrrinston
vs.. McDoweii; Balsntine Kersey; Tyler w. Rat
CINE; and Hill ". Candy; and Execution in favor
Sc lS-2t FRED. BUTLER. c.cR
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NOTICK.-.severnl pleasant ronnas, VIII
IN Hoard NAV be had ct the Boarding House OF The
Misses MURRAY, ON Grace. between 5th snd 9Th
strests thew having concluded to remain q fhsr pre-
cent sesidsnes. fsv sentlsmes esu b seconse
dated e day boarders. So
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- KEGS Ne. / LEAF LARD, receiving
ais saa ''s '4' T" WIN WALLACE I SON.
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>,,ice. The members OF the virginia
rF '.,r;suItursi Society residing in the city
~ 8 %%SssS :. to :' City U H II
seo'1d ,,,e Of electins sixteen members to the
io' ne Assembly Life members, and every such
Inn ,,s member Of the Society as shall satisfy The
Cor1uSf ipe. or who shall then pay the me,
PSI '.r,,tcd 10 vote Accounts Of annual members
Zen nut u;e the hands of Mr. James A. Augsst
& ssHt to ,b 5sSS a 10. '1@' T tSs
III he conclusive evidence Of the holders
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EEORGIA LOTTERY.
authorized by the State of Geersia.l
PRIZES GUARANTEED
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
GLASS 49,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia in pub
lie, on
SATURDAY, September 21, 1856,
ON THE
HAVANA DIAM

HAVANA PLAN
~ Purchasers in buyipg one odd number and one
even number, Whole Ticket are guaranteed to draw
$50. Halves and Quarter Tickets In proportion with
chances of obtaining the larger prizes which are
hundred per cent better for the purchaser than any
other Lottery in existence.
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DRITISH LUSTRE, for c.eaaing and
p0n'n'ns '' ]. w POLAND.
,elS Druggist, l7th street.
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IH1MPAI GNK WIN ESQ Baekets,
u (pints AID qasrss) superior Champagne Wine,
10 ''''' ''' " EGoLEsToN EIrz0ERALp.
lS-4t No. II Pearl II.
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"ILLlNGHAM. q. F. TARDY.
WILLING CHAM e. TARDY,
Importers and wholesale dealers in
foreign, Domestic, staple and Fancy
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A MANS LEG AND Arm Cur OFF BY MOVING
MACHINE Benjamin Leedom, laboTer, had just
entered field OF grass and commenced cutting it
down with a moving machine drawn by two
the field, the heavy, sharp knives all the while
being in active operation, one arm and one leg fell
directly before the knives, which took them of at
single cut. The arm was cut off just above the
wrist, and the leg short distance above the ankle.
The whole was performed In the twinklng OF an
eye The unfortunate man, who fingered till next
day, died In great agony. He leaves wife and
i've children poylestoaon pa Democrat.
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A CHANGE OF FoRTUNE.-On Friday William
II. Wilder started for Baton Rouge manaeled
convict, on board Of the steamboat Capitol He IL
to remain in the Penitentiary for ten years for
fraudulent dealings in bounty land warrants: 1t
Is somewhat singular fact that the last previous
visit of Wilder TO Baton Rouge was as Legislator,
and that prison discipline as theme on which
he occasionally waxed eloquent. His opportuni'
ties of serving the State in her legislative halls
were more limited as TO time than his present and
prospective opportunities will be In 1.-The other
institution."-N. O. Picayune
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Norman p. Humphrey, second engineer Of the
steamship Granada, has been arrested ~ New Or
leans for the murder Of Patrick Lacy, NJ sea, on
the 23i ult On the trip 70 New York.
Hon J. J. Perry, Representative In Congress
from the second district in Maine. has published .
let or to his constituents declining rselectIou.
The Boston Post has credit for the last liquid
remedy for badness, ~ follows; "Use brandy ex.
terna,ly until the hair grows and then take Il In.
ternally 70 cliRek the roots ass
s james H. Stevens. NAysr nf Houston. Texas,
died In that city on the morning Of the aed inst.