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A Now Peer.

Mr. Edward Strut, q noted English manufactu-
rer, has been raised to the peerage. The Man.
chester Examiner, In remarking ON this case, says
that Is something for those who claim to be regard
ed a. the descendants Of the mailed baronso of Eng.
land to admit into their order man who not only
has made, but 10 making his fortune by spindles
and looms; and If they would have felt some re-
Iuetanoe to take such step themselves, 1t Is well
for them that their royal mistres knows better
This unprecedented elevation Of = manufacturer
the peerage hailed as the first step In the sur
render of feudalism to industry.
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NEW YORK. Aug. "a.

NEW YORK, Aug. "a.
The Arago sailed to-day, for Havre, with S37a.
OTIS in specie, and IS passengers Among her pas
ssnRers were H. Sanford, late Secretary Of LIE.
CATION ct Paris, T. E. Miller, U. s. Consul to Bor-
deaux.
with serious accident, on Tuesday last. He was
wrestling with gentleman over the forward ca.
bin, when he fell. striking his knee upon one OF
the skylights, breaking the glass, which was about
hveeights OF inch in thickness, and tearing off
the cap of his knee completely. He taken to the
Howard House immediately, and the proper medi-
cal assistance called In. 1t is thought that he will
be confined to his bed for month
Two men, named Richard Jones and Charles
Erris were examined today, before the U. s.
tiiy of merchandise from on board brig Magnet,
but thu evidence was insufficient to hold them
Accused are wholesale srocers.
A free lover, or practical Mormon, named James
McGrath, was taken into custody yesterday charg.
ed with having three wives. He had an examine
ton this afternoon At the lower police Office, all
three wives being present The result of the OK.
animation has not yet transpired.
Nothing Of particular importance transpired at
the meeting Of the New York Commissioner Of
Health to day. The usual number Of petitions for
vessels to come up and discharge cargo at the
wharf were acted upon. No cases of yellow fever
are reported, and none, 1t Il believed, can be said
10 exist In the city.
couple OF alleged c0uuterfeiters, Henry John
son and son, residing at 253 Newark Avenue, JeY !.
sey City. was arrested this morning, charged with
altering bank bills, ones to tens, on the Kequon.
nook Bank Of Connecticut, the Bank Of Tioga, At
Oswego. and the N. Y. Erie. and Buffalo Banks
The principal Of the concern made some resis-
lance bat he and bis son. with their stamps plates
and other apparatus. were brought to the city
About $500 Of tho altered mdney were found In
their possession Also number Of one dollar bills
on the above banks which had been partly ope
rated upon. Much Of tho altered money has been
put In circulation.
Holders Of -four to-day put up prices peg, on
the Imposition that the break In the Erie Canal
Ing forward
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Baden and Sandwich leland Treaty-Re.
turn OF Southern Members. =. ID emOcratic
Caucus.
WAsHINGToN,A Aug. % The Senate ratified the
Extradition Treaty with Baden, and postponed
that with the Sandwich Islands till the next ses.
sion.
Nessrs Ball, Dunn, Tyson, Porter, and Oliver,
OF Missouri. members of the House, returned yes.
to-day evening. Others have been autographed
to, to hasten back
The Republican members continue To- re\aiye
dispatches advising them to stand firm
The critical condition of the Army Bill Is every
where discussed.
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xnnD0nArAzc NEWS.
F0H TIE DIsPAToH
LATEST NEyY~ FRDaI KANSAS.

FURTHER FROM KAssAs = Lscompscn not De-
sfyoysd- TroopseNd Cfizexs Defss dissr f. Excite
ssSas along As Misssayi BoYder Isl Lomis, Aug
22d.-The very ia.eas despasshss which have
given yesterday that the town OF L.eeompton had
been captured BY the Fres State men under Gen.
Lane and destroyed. On the contrary. at the date
Of our last advices, tho u. s. troops and citizens
were ont IN ssrons force and determined 70 defend
their property ~ all hazards ASH
Several companies Of volunteers had. IL II rs-
ported also marched on the 10Th 10 aid In Ito pro-
lection.
The excitement all along the Missouri border 10
represented ~ most Intense.
fsEcoED DisPATcHI
ST. LOUIS, Aug % The St. Louis Democrat
Gree SOLD gives the following version Of the re-
cent conflicts In Kansas
+ Tho attack on the proslavery camp At Ossawot-
tsmie, was occasioned by the plundering OF provi-
sion wagons bclon ging TO citizens between Kansas
city and Ossawottamie
The pro-slavery force was entirely driven out Of
Franklin, and marched TO their camp on Washing
ton creek. Here they were ordered TO disperse,
when they retreated to tho fortified block house
10 Lecompton. Firing was beard during that day,
and Is Ia feared that 4 sapguinary conflict took
place. %
Private dispatches from Boensville. Mo, state
that the late Kansas newscreated the most intense
excitement there. $4,000 was raised, and men will
be Immediately sent TO the relief of the bro slave.
~ citizens Of the Territory
A high state Of feeling, exists along the border
counties Of Missouri Public meetings have been
held and large body of men have volunteered to
60 and aid the Governor Of Kansas Men of dis.
erection and property are going into the Territory,
with the determination to remain until peace and
order are restored In the Territory.
Appeals In the form of circulars signed by pro-
minent and Influential citizens are freely crculst-
ed asking aid to drive Lane and his party out of
the territory.
Reports of bloody conflicts are daily and hourly
expected.
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e,es. Rremenss
york Express hes stirred up NOT
80 - re so,lsrs about II ears for sivins
ss .,.,n,.hea account Of the history Of
,, They denounes the Express = /.
w. .....-. .aper. 20 which the Express fepnss
$500 ~ = h abusive 70 tell the uutn-
49,. .s.r iroes on 70 sdIfy them win iscsp''
- "a ,s.afs ruasion Of the facts wnien A.se
-, ,ham 10 much trouble. One o. VIC po'.'s
"a. Nv the Express ought to Do 'e.ans ~.
800 men who continually accuse 0o .o..A =
h.,nr .bloody minded" and 'blooo''n"v :. ..
80. i, ~. nr.c,;ee Of duelllng II states tnas
q, p..,,on, h.. twice challenged men 70 oue'-
80. ~. .rn.r,or officer. Col Mason oecsuse OF
80 .hou, souc herses-aud once, senator
-. h...n,e of some words spoken IN dsoass
~. ,..n..,.pey OF these purists supporting such
=, ~. presidency, must Be palpabls even TO
.s.,,..,,.. The Express rsmsrxs that the expurgs-
A.. ~ pirslow's Biography within week after
=. ....,,c.,,on. 10 q confession Of the ''bloody
.,.xsane... and 'sblood ihirstiness" Of that dire
affair.
"L.ckil,," Gays the biographer, when Fremont
vss in the personal power Of Col Mason ana
t,,spute ensued,) LUCKILY. FREMONT had 80
WEAPON, OR THE INSULT OF MASON WOULD HAVE
BHHs ExrrATEp or THE SPOT
II appears that. 20 unfavorabie was 'ne ene0'
produced by this heroical outburss OF n'se.s"'
that the whole edition was hunted mp oy tue f'eo
soilcrs and destroyed The editor OF the EXPRESS
could not purchase second copy in New i0,N
after the first came to his hand and 1t was Only IL
railroad car, near New London, Connecticut
that he could get the copy from which the above
extract Is made. The Free Sellers must De re-
duosd to desperate straisht when they take up
such candidate The fact of candidate Tor inc
Presidency being an unknown man" mas no
doubt, It's advantages, but he Is not likely to re-
main long unknown after he 10 placed in that con-
spieuous position, and there may be some things
about him which, when they are known, will not
impart any great strength to his cause.
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MAHINHs NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND. Aug. %.
HIGH wArya sHfs DAT AT II ocLocK.


ARRIVED,
Schr Portia, Phillips Baltimore, mds, W. D Col
sear W. }: Doyle, Gillian, Grays Greek, lumber,
sehr Jane Ipsrahan, Merrill, -Roekland, lime,
Bridgford + Co.
se6s Elisabeth ssssr. ss0ddard', N. T. su'no'
Crenshsw l. Co.
sehr Ambesseon, Rotten. Baltimore md'' ". D.
sloop Dunkirk. Shelley. James River, wheat.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas Jones. Baltimore, mds, Lud-
schr New York, Bingham, New York, mda, D.
Sshr Jno. cranner, New York. mds, D. w. Cur
he ,nL.
Schr Ssa Belle Rowe. down the river light -
Bris Chss Edwards, Moody, Boston, mds, u. w.
sIoop Grand Spy, Dennis, Petersburg mds' W. D,
sehr EiizsSetb and Elnor down the river light.
schr Busiphul"a Lafeld. down the nver hsn''
NEW YoRx. Aug, 2l-Cleared, bark Reindeer, Sim
mops and schr r. A. Goodwin, Fairchiid. hlcnmond
I'D Cleaned, schr Senator. Anderson, ana Anoei
Kader Cornelius, Richmone; and Yorktown, "osian'
3d-CIeared, brig n. C. Brooks. Driseoe, and scnr
lydia Ann VOORHEES, for Richmond Sehr Horatlo
Russell. Petersburg, and Chauncey St Jonn, Wnght,
City Point.
Arrived. schr Ann Cole, City Peint.
CARDIFF, Aug. 2.-Ssiled, ship Jesse hnymas, on'
deton, Virginia,
schr Mogul (of B,ston,) Low from kiehmono'
Va With coal is ashore four miles east OF Ouo'sue.
She went ashore the 18th, at Southampton ana
total loss.
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Appointment. Confirmed b

appointments Confirmed by the senate.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The Senate yesterday
confirmed the nomination Of Mr.. Curryas, Gov.
ernor, and Benz. +. Harding as Secretary of the
Territory of Oregon.
John j. Tuylor. Of New York, and George P.
Bond, of Cambridge University, Chief Astronomer,
to run the boundary line between Washington Ter.
ritory and the British Possessions.
Conrad Wiegand, Assayer of the U. S. Mint In
California in place of Augustus Herasethey, ap.
pointed Meter and Refiner
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

QUEBEC, August "a The steamer North Amer.
lea, with dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst,
has arrived here
The news by this arrival is unimportan..
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, August l3 Cotton unchanged
Sales for two days amount TO IL 900 bales. Bread
stuffs OF good quality firm. Wheat advanced 3d.
Flour firm at an advance of 6d01s Corn firm
yellow and mixed advanced Cd Red Wheat ia
quoted at IS 5d09s cd; white O. 9d010s Cd Ca
nal Flour 25Q31s; Southern 3l032s; Ohio 1928 cd
ass cd. Yellow Corn 30s; white 81 32s
Consols for money 95095t.
The date of the sailing from Liverpool il pro.
badly wrong, as the sailing day of the North
America was the 1lth inst
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The Convention of the American AssOcia
ton for the Advancement of Science.

ALBANY, Aug 22.-The Association received
several new members Papers were read in the
section of Mathematics, but they generally were
devoid of interest Professor Redfeld read a very
interesting paper on typhoons in the North Pacific
Professor Hare denied that there was such a thing
as travelling whirlwind, and said he was about
to publish book proving his position. Ia the seo-
ton of Geology, the morning was occupied in dis
cussipg the age of rocks
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Professor Rogers, in the section of Mathematics
read paper on the history and theory of the in
strument known as the Rotascope, which gave rise
to . very animated debate So ..-
An interesting paper was read by Professor
Bache on the approximate cotdal lines of diurnal
and reurdiurnal tides of the coast of the United
States in the Gulf of Mexico
The paper read in the section Of Natural Histo-
~, was by Professor Foster, the geological posi-.
ton of the ossil elephant North America
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Moro Rodies Dritted Aahnre.

BUFFALO, Aug. 23-Three more bodies of per-
sons lost by the destruction Of the steamer North
ern Indiana, have floated ashore at Westfield
One of them has been identified as that of Miss
Jennings, of Waverly, Illinois. who was on her
way home from Philadelphia, where she had been
attending school
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.BurlInGame Again.

Mr. Burlingame. the elegant and refined gentle
man from Massachusetts, said, In = late stump
speech, that virginians have nothing to live on but
"oysters and past recollections." Well. good oys-
tors make very good living, and If the past recol-
lections arc noble and honorable, they must have
q healthful influence. At any rate, oysters and
past resollectons considerably better than cod.
fish and NO rscollections at all.
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BOARDING.


BOARDING WANTED...By lady 10
ID pleasant nsiyhborhood. private family wouid
answer. Good references given. Please olreS. "
"a. !" Post Once. - -.
mo WIFI ES.---Three or four small IN !.
i miles can be accommodated with gooo ooaLa
nd pleasapt rooms, by immediate application ATT
Broad street Hotel. Terms very rnodersse.
an 25-3t WIN. B. WAGER, Proprietor.
11O1RDTNG.--The PRESCOTT HOUSE,,
ID two doors above the Banks, il sgsin open for the
rece ption of boarders, by the day. week or month.
DR. Hudson who owns the property, has spared NO
expsn "a 10 make this House of the most pleasant
BOARDING. Houses in the city He has made severai
additious that renders it much more pleasant than
heretofore. Nothing my part shall be LACKING 70
to render all who may favor with their
their stay in my house pleasant at the same time the
comforts of . home ,rmrp
an I8-1m Mts N. ". : = = TN
ID d A r. ID Nc HOUSE.-.Mrs. DAVID
ID WALSH, having taken the Clifton house u
prepared to accommodate persons by The year. monLn
week or any length of time. She has several rooms
not to be surpassed the city for comfort and con-
venience; being large and well closited. she So
Iicits the attention of gentlemen AZ day boardeTs;
her house Is we'll situated for their accommooa-
ton beips within a few moments walk from the
most part Of the city and yet sufficiently re
mote to be exempt from he nose dust and bustie OF
such place 1t il her purpose to keep neat COM
Portable house. and home for such as favor ner wth
their patronage.
This house 10 located ON 14th street, Immediately
above the Ballard House.
WANTED-A frst-rate dining room Servant. Ap'
ply at the Clifton House au zs-ot
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states that on the l0sh uit quarrel 49, n...
yosepe ~. Hasdia ard James n. Hardin. a -.
oIeanaa eoanty, ness Waco, whsn Jesenh 10,
ss.ss wsh dosbls barrel sua, kiliinr Kin 81. h.
asssS: 1922 20 sfrssted, and after an hvss
1ss esseesse vs. eeusia q his dsssrsyss.
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A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVEST

A SAEE AND PROFITABLE lNVES1,
IA MENT-$20n.o 900 IN BONDS OF TIE PIru
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG and pOToasn
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an intsrsst ~ !,
per cent the principal redeemable in 1875 and ~
vertible into stock of the Company at the plssm,s
the holder.-The subscribers are autho TO rse.i
until the 10th day Of July next, when the ,ams ~
be opened, sealed proposals for the whols or 80
portion, of the loan of $500 600 authorized by ~
Stakeholder of tho Richmond, FredsricksLurs "a
Potomac Railroad Company, at their late ANIMAL mss,
ing. No bill will be considered at less rate th.n
par, and to such extent they may be accented 49,
ders will receive the bends Of the compaoy nsyshI
the lst of July, 1875. bearing an interes, Of nsr
cent? payable mi-annualiy, at the office of the ca
pany in the city of Richmond and convertible Al tn
pleasure of the holder into stock of the company.
For the information of the public it 10 deemed
proper to state that by the express provisions Of ths
charter of the company, ell dividends upon its stock
and all profits arising from its work are exemped
from any tax Whatsoever; and during the Whoa
period of its operations-now than euy yesrs
the average Of dividend earned and paid b. ths
company has exceeded per cent. alter deduction
of every item Of expenditure in the way of workrs
expense and interest," it 10 reasonable to infer thai
With the expenditure of the loan authorized in IA
further improvement of their work. the stockhoder,
will receive greatly increased upon their in
vestment, and consequently afford to the purchasers
of the bonds offered strong inducement for thu
conversion of the same into stock of the company
For the terms of the loan, and any further informs
ton in regard to tho condition Of the company and
the undoubted security of the loan offered apply
to tho undersigned. RO. II. MAURY L. CU.
10 %
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JUDGE TERRY.-Ths Leeislatpre Of the State Of
Tekas OF which State Judge Terry was . citisea
before ne emisrassd 70 CsIifornis, has intsrposed
~. .ta e enaossemsnt ct his high character, BY
80 autaoriiss 70 Interfere IL ai Iefsi war, 70
obtain hin release q Q fair mil - = =,
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ARKANSAS ELECTION The Little Rock True
Democrat estimates the Democratic majority in
Arkansas at from ten TO twelve thousand votes.
AZ far ~ heard from, out Of twentyfour counties
Mr. James Yell the American candidate of Gov
ernor, has carried one. The Legislature stands:
Democrats IS; opposition 10 In Senate: Demo
crats 20; Opposision5 5. Both Democratic CeDgresk
men are elected
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STEAM FRIGATE ON THE UPPER LAkEs-The
6rst armed vessel that ever passed into Lake Su.
perior, at least within historical reach, was the IT,
8. steamship Michigan, which vessel recently
passed through the Sault Canal into the Lake.
She had on board large party of invited guests.
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4 PORTSMOUTH ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Ths Trus.
tees Of this instituion have parchased the residence
Of Mr.. David Balm. for the Of six thousa nd dol.
lars, situated on the point between Portsmouth,
and the Naval Hospital
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Movements of MIR. Ruchanau.

CHAMBERsBURG, August 90 Mr. Buchanan ar
rived here yesterday on bis return from the Bed.
ford Springs, and during last evening was called
on by many of his friends He leaves this morning
for the Doubling Gap Springs, in Cumberland
county
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FROM THE ALTAR TO THE 0RAvE-A marriage
occurred ON the 26th OF June last, In jefferson
county, Florida, Of Mr. Thomas A. Fondse. Of
sumpter county. Ga, 10 Miss SsatiFa WoolE The
groom was sick 1t the time Of marriage, And died
three days after
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|. .
~ - the Psblfc-MietakeQ 4rrecesos.e
n nv GSrd On bsbeA yesterday 49, he "fndieneS
SSes msetfne il etaustons the folIoeins Incorrect
ssste11e occurred: believe shs ~ been esty e
hsxsvSS( ~ fojlovs: q nor her fffends pc NOT b.
Heve that shs has hssu guilty. Of nef - stated BY
some Il the pspsrsn This mistake change my mesn-
irs s.t;relv nd uSeds correction esrahs ehsrscter
far sonssty hsd been 4 ays sonsdsred high for one
Is mar poation. Respectfully, Ae- -
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Pr0pelIer Lost.

BUFFALO, Aug. % The propeller Charter was
swamped in Lake Erie on Thursday. The crew
were saved. Her cargo consisted Of breadstuffs
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Tho London Times thinks the election of Ere
mont viii be best for the Kingdom Of Great Britain
No doubt Of It. n.. az. ..e ~
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PORTLAND. Aug. % "A Convention of Whies
and Democrats, held in Rockland, Me-, on the 2Oth,
nominated Henry Ingalls,, of Wiscasset, Democrat,
for Congress
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Death of "a Member If Congress.

MIDDLEBURY, VT, August 23-The Hon James
Meacham, member Of Congress, died here this at.
tsrnooD, after short Illness of congestion of the
brain and lungs.
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Kentucky American state c. invent

LEXINGTON, Aug. 22-The American State
Council of Kentucky. adjourned finally to day af-
ter adopting resolution dispensing with secrecy
and rituals An address and resolutions were also
adopted, expressing the fullest confidence that the
State Ill cast her vote for Fillmore In the coming
ala t}ou
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III. sCHEFYER.

- MR.. KRRBBs, RnshIouable. Dress
MAxkH, residence, 5th street, between msin -. snd
Cary. - &-St
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Sailing Of the Arago-Accidemt TO Purser Smith
Yeiiop Fecer, &c. s.ta-.
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 22-The steward of the
steamer Nautilus has been picked up at the Balixe
nearly dead from exposure. He Ia unable to give
the particulars of the disaster Rev. J. TwichslI
Of this city, Is supposed to have been among the
psasanrer0
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7 EECHES, LEECNES, LEECHEs..-I
Lhave lust received enc lot Of Swedish Lseehes,
which will be applied upon the most reasonable
terms,
Cuppns and Leechins promptly attended 10,
can be found at all hours of the day st the
ing room, under the American Hotel, aud At nlsse
on 25th street, between Main and Franklin street
aus X Z. hOosos,
IN BALES SOFT sHELL.,D ALaiospsss'
III 25 bags mixed dol 10 bags Wslnnts' ~ 90 "a
berts: 10 do Palm Nut 200 boxes Raisns, layers ana
bunch; Is boxes shslled Almonds; 20 boxes Cifoni
casks Currants Is dIums Sultaus Rsssins; 10 nfa"s
No. Figs, in small and iarss drums 6eoo9 ~
different brands; 50 dox jars assorted Pickles. 20 a
do Tomato and Walnut Cs,sups; 10 doz 90. Pepper
2auce; so do different kinds Preserves-fne AgPoi
Ounce Peach, Lines, Pears ks; ID doz' 90 Co... ~
French Mustard; Is dog bottles Cape.s ana Owe E.
csses whole and half boxes sardines: Farishs tis
Paste Jujube Pasts Licorse, NC s Iesh sn n h's''
for sale By DAVID n. JONES 10
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IN BALK- SOFT sHELh,p A Al. a y =,
EREsH DRY GOODs.--We have JUST
IL receiyed

I'LL
Plain and figured Swiss Muslins
White Cambria and Jaconeu
Bonnet Cords; IRISH Linens
Small figured Prints Linen Crash
Wrought Muslin Collars and Sleeves
Jsconet ana Lace do do
81 1914 and 1I-4 Bisached Sheettnp
ssundressed Bieached Jesns; Hat Grapes
~ White TarlataBs; Cactus Skirts
White, black and eolored Kid Gloves
Whits and colored Lise Thread DO.
Black Elastic Silk and Patent Leather pew
Gents Linen Collars; Gnsse Merino Snns
White Cotton Hose; Brown Half Hose
Long WhaIeboneE Silk M,rts, ke-
Which we Offer 70 the TRADE very low IN
iy@ KENT PAINE co.
T7OCT. LUMK, of ME Oid Meaissss -
II House, II still engaged in tresttng al soI.s 49,
eret Diseases, and hereby invites eau itos -
whe have been unfortunate in their ssocissss -s,s
Dr. r. would particularly invite call rom .ssir
in the country who have been gwen az y ~.
physicians - incursbls. Gases are few inas ,s =,
cannot be reached By medicine when eo,IsS ".
piled The article known e the CHE MY A.. ,Ss
TRACT or FRENCH FLOWERS, pfoossy ..siss
very best thing nov before the public for
. system shattered by dissipation or o.ne rrsESCH
The Ague and Fever remedy eaiisa ls hassle,
MILK, 10 next TO certainty. fncs ~ Rs e,
Office on Ersnklin street just below tn ~ gisE
Hotel. and first door South OF Trinity Sn"'-'
mond, Va. ~,th
= p meaic'nee sseuieiy PsoAe1 sAa ussl
d HID1sFORD & COS WksTEhN .I n1M
y PRES8.-Rafes Of freight per lee he on n~ -.