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Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

1856. FURNITURE. 1856.
Sc0rrstS s. .NGsOas.
Wholesale and Retail
UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE
DEALERS AND HIANUFATURER
Nos 40 and 81 Washington Avenue.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
"AyING completed our arr angements for a
Il full stock of goods in our line, and hav-
ing the best assortment in the West, we take
pleasure in offering to purchasers, both WHOLE
SALE AND TAIL:
5000 Bedsteads, 1000 Bureaus,
500 Dining Tables, 500 Breakfast Do,
200 Work Stands, 200 Wash do.
100 Wardrobes, 1000 Looking Glasses,
800 dozen wood seat Chairs,
geo do. cane seat do,
100 do. rocking do,
loo tlo. ehildren,s do, 200 Lounges,
300 tin Safes, 200 Cribs, assorted sizes,
100 rush and split bottom Chairs.
To which we add mahogany and walnut par
lor and rocking Chairs. Sofas: center, side and
extension Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases.
Upholstery in great variety, such as spring,
hair, cotton, moss and husk Mattresses, Com
forts, Spreads and Blankets.
Our work is all warranted as represented
our prices as low as the lowest.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed and
respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Please call and satisfy yourselves.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

FOR RENT.
"HE seTHOMPSON HOUSE, in the city
L of Liberty, Mo-, will be leased by the
owner, to any person desiring to keep Public
House. for one or term of years-on such
terms as will suit the person renting the same.
The house is at present under the proprie-
torship of Thomas Murphy. doing large
business, and is well and newly furnished.
: The furniture is all for sale, and will be dis
posed of On liberal terms.
JAMES T. v. THOMPSON.
JAN 25th. $50. 5S-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

sv George Smith, OF Philadelphia one of
the most skillful billiard players in the United
States, died recently at Rome.
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kitCEea'EESOaesS

MISSOURI EXPRESS COMPANY.
incorporated by the Legislature of the State
of Missouri
THIS Company, baving complied with the
l. reQuisition of their charter and being fully
organized, now prepared to transact Gen
eral Express business. The success which
attended the efforts of the original proprietor is
guarantee of the satisfaction rendered, and it
will alwaGs be the aim and study of the Exec
utiAe of this company to give every possible ia
cil!ty for the speedy and safe transmission of
Money. Valuable Packages, Par
cells, Bundles OF Goods,
Merchandise,
And every description of Freightson reason
able terms.
CO During the winter two expresses will
leave st. Louis and one each will leave st. Je-
seph and Kansas CITY lVanll -~,-L5- ---------o
the business community CHANNEL by which to
ges and money. Each express is in change
of our Special Messenger.
q I SOs
Daily line and from Alton, Hermann ard
Gaschonade. All business entrusted to us will
meet with the same energetic and prompt atten-
tion which has always characterized this Ex-
press, and made i4 pre-eminent in Western EX-
press business.
DIREcroRs Edward Mead, w. D. W. Bar
nard, Sam Mccartney, John w. TolIey, Jos.
f. Rtcherdson, st. Louis b. f. Barry, Alton,
VIM. J. Pigott, Lexington.
JOS. F. RICHARDSON, Pres't.
S. M. GRAY, Secretary. s2-f
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

J. M. CoSvEns.-Capt. Bowman, late
Of the steamer Edinburgh, advertiscs his
new boat with the above name in our pa
per of today. She is said to be as fine a
craft as floats upon the western waters.
The popularity of Captain Bowman and
his attentive clerk, G. A. Reichcneller, is
sufficient guarantee that she will be u
iavorite packet in this trade. Success to
the Convers!
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

GO An Illinois paper says that there is "a,
man IN Oiney so dirty thae .ne asSesso' pug
him down as s.real estate "
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

e~ In consequence of this being Leap Year.
the Shelby (Ky.) News, in publishing mar
riage notices, reverses the usual order, placing
the names of the ladies first
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
Ave Dollars.
7EWA@ ID

ESCAPED from the undersigned Sheriff OF
Ia Atchison County, on Thursday the 18th
inst, man by the name OF Joseph Fcx.-
Said Fox was bound on To appear before the
District Court charged with assault with an in-s
tent 20 kill. he is Dutchsaan or FFenehnan,
about Eve feet ten inches high and had on
when leaving suit of Soldier Cfsthes and an
India Rubber oveT coat. He Is a mean looking
nan. and ssoulsf be easily detected as a Rascal
will give the above reward for his appTehen-
sion and delivery - lEe at Atshison < +
ELI C. MASON
5a--3IS SeiirsT OF AtetlssoH Co.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

d. II. EVANS, Ale and Porter Depot,
and Dealer in Wines and Liquors, 200 and
oil North Main street, St. Louis. Mo. A
mere glance atthis advertisement, will con-
vince all that the assortment is general.
That there terms are easy, all will be con-
vinced who may call on them.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

WILLIAM JACKSON n. J. IRELAND
Jackson s. Ireland,
IT AVE entered into partnership and are
i Il prepared TO do any thing in the building
line which may be required of them They
pledge themselves to put up buildings well and
speedily; also TO do al job work panctuaiiy.
TShop over Dixon's StoTe.-GJ
January p, '56. 80 6m
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
New Advertisements.

Our advertising columns this week
are unusually interesting, and it will well
pay merchants dealing in St. Louis, care
full perusal. We invite attention to the
card of Messrs. ScARR1rT & Mason,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers inFulni-
ime and Upholstery, No. 90 and l2
Washington street, St. Louis, Mo. Then
stock is large and varied, and they are
business men, who are willing to sell thei
goods at small profit.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

eE Since 1852 twelve American steam
ships have been lost, with fo25 lives and 81
250,G00.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
surveying i'm kansas.

THE Undersigned has been appointed County
L Surveyor of Doniphan County, Kansas
Territory. lie viii Saryey land in the County
in legal manner and at the shortest notice.
Numbers given free of charge.
JAMES T. FORMAN.
Doniphan, KIT, San. %, $50. 10 IT
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

~ Some of the citizens of Eastport, Mis-
sisslDpi, have presented Mr.. Rust, of Ark,
with silver cup for whipping Horace Gree
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
To the Publfc.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons not
~ to settle upon or improve section number
thirty-one, (3i) township five, (5) south, Of
range number twenty. (201 east, in Atchison
county, Kansas Territory, the same having
been located under and by virtue Of treaties be-
tween the United States and the Wyanaiott na-
ton of Indians. OF the 18th OF March. A. D..
1872, and the 20th of February. a. D., 1885. and
the said section of land is now the property OK
the undersigned. AND'W WIEELAED.
Atch:sca. Feb. ), ,,56- 4S-H
On Kegs blasting and rife powder foT hv
~ STEPHES ESJoHNSToE.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
County surveyor.

SONMty SuESC , OH.
A Ii business connected with the Office of
IA County Saryeyor of Atchison county will
receive prompt attention Iwfll be al the office
of a. G. Or1s, ESQ.,, in AEchison, on Saturday
of each week, to whom application can be made
in my absence III. KUHN
Resident claim holders viii confer favor by
leaving the numbers OF their claims with A. G..
Otis, Esq. 47-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

e~Ata recent sale of Negroes in Clay
coi,6Sy. one man brought $3.50, woman and
child $3.50, woman SHOP, and a girl aged IL
years s1O10-on II months credit.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

Buck s. WRIGHT, Wholesale Dealers
in Stoves and Hollow Ware, Nos. 205 and
207, Main street, ST. Louis, advertise a
splendid assortment Of Stoves and other
things in their line. Our merchants are
invited to examine their stock before deal
ing elsewhere. Their Stoves are the cheap
est and most complete article of the kind
ihatis now made. They are articles that
will sell in this Territory, and our friends
in Kansas and Missouri, who expect to
trade with our people, should keep a large
supply on hand.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

F~ A bill has been introduced in the Legis-
lat1re of kentucky making seduction penal
offence.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

EpwARp BovLE's card also appears as
Shcet-Iron Worker and Boiler Maker,
and Blacksmithing in general. We COM
mend him TO those having need of articles
CT work in his line. His place of busi-
ness is the Northeast corner Of Main and
Cherry streets, St. Louis, Mo.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
March ID.

March ID.
lesented from
: Of Boston,,
asking a re.
fvor of prin.
r OF the ma.
the Commit.
Kansas case.
fho'ron. He
presented the
[y MANNER
Fe, but it did
fjority report.
end out With
ocument Con.
ted assump
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

ELLIS. CAvEsDER & Co, No. IS Main
street, St. Louis, Mo-, Wholesale Dealers
in Boots and Shoes, advertise an assort-
ment that cannot be surpassed in ST Louis,
in quality or price. They are liberal deal
ing men, and our merchants would be do
ing themselves great injustice by purchas-
lug their boots and shoes before calling on
this firm.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

notfon. He
presented the
Iy manner.-
fe, but it did
fjority report.
end out With
document con.
ted assunp-
and inconsis.
! of Maine.
on empower.
ons TO send
Kansas case.
as removed
fve and tool
| red him the
ritain, if he
.o I under
this charge 2
2 newspapers
lie dared tho
! / dare tho
axe a denial.
Lold and TN.
| unbecoming
. newspaper
fry word OF it.
10 can speak
% be moved
brow. in the
e an estirna-
Democrats fa-
a Commits
|Ahera a long
osa (Califor-
been settled
/ his title by
covers near
zeal value Of
Fw estimated
/ larg est and
! by the gov
/ Virginia is
end the third
|code Of Vir-
| having one
Pd in them,
Pyd opposed
Ficulty, if not
defining the
hss. He az
Ele Of demar-
htion of Airi-
} Gov. Wise
LeS'SiaturG,
position from
TO present in
I Vmginia, the
orge WASH
Iie graves Of
provided the
to be perma-
rls the same
norate those
|ication was
ed, through
fer, $3.50 for
Of the Soul
Et from ma
from
published in
in The pert
y the Rev.
ms Of Glou-
on the 4th
re adopted
10 Legisla-
tier protec-
men,
purse or re-
by
l."
Carlton, of
,inia, were
roZen, one
drawbars,
Ted in vain
1 was STAN
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and it was
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in Virgin
}: the new
n England
ale in the
t Messrs.
the author
fO,OUO vCi.
editions, in
4 publish
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Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
Commercial.

AtcE2is0n Prices Current.
CAREFULLY ARRANGED AND REPoRTEp WEEKLY
By A. J. G. Westbrook,
Wholesale and RetaI MERCHANT. and Deal
er m ecery description of Coun-
fry Produce, &c.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

JOHN II. LteNBERGER, rHos. W. SHIELDS,
Late OF Boonyilie. Late OF Yostf & Shields. |
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

P. T. ABELL, Secretary.
Lewiston, K. r., March II, 1856.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
No.-suRvEvoz GEMS orrcr, K.T.

Surveyor General of Kansas and Nebraska.
JOHN CALHOUN,
Surveyor General of Kansas and Nebraska
Jan. %, sc, 46-tf
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nDucATTUM.

M ss TAZEsVELL,S SCHOOL, Grace
lvl srzEET, BETwEEs TIN ARD 3fH.--Ths sixth
session Of this School viii comInsncs the FIRST day
CT October and close the first day Of July. & s.
Miss TAzEWELL viii be assisted by eentlemsu
whoss attainments end experience render him con-
siderable acquisition to the School. Any othsr desr-
ed information will be communicated through crcu-
Lars, which can be obtained ON application
Terms, payable semi-annualy In advance: .s
For 060 W
Higher English branches. ................... 40 %
Primary do do ............... so 90
Ancient and Modern Languages each. ..... 20 90
Music and Drawing Professors fees.
an 2-Imt
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COKE AVID COAL.


: NTHRACfTE COAL..-NOTl CE-.l an.
months asr ts 5ss sss ss.s xNTaaxciTE i.s..s;
ins White A.h Lump onIias =, and
f,synecs., This Csal win b bsusht "a phisdel.
mia for cash, and delivered TO yurchasss upon
the .sr o9 eoc shs ssu. Weight city cart.
The terms ON which propose 20 ordeT Cosi Ioi ~.
fies Il to charge thsm commisson q ~ per Ss1i
ON the actual cost Of the article, invoices Of wncn
viii always be subject TO inspection .,.,,,
Persons wishing TO lay in their winter supply, VIII
Hnd it greatly to their interest to sssii
tbs Opportunity, a. their supplies win be delivered
en- arrival from ths vessels free from dirt and q
saving Of At least 50 per cent over the usual
orssrs to INV address, through the Post Office. or
left az nv brothers Law Office, near the coInsr OF
Main and 18th streets or with my brother a. nd Csv
Fl. Browns compiling room. corner i'sn anu 80
SITS, will , receive prompt ''''n' Writ RosERTs.
CL0YEK HILL AND ANTHkAClTE
y coALThs ,pb's s e,n,nTrsH sR cUAI
GLOVER a.s fa 20 ali i msrIst
Office, at Capt. g. tibbys corner goth and Cary e.
.as q their Clover Hill 'E%s I SpGfi'6f As e. -
pot IT. ,,--.,ms&
n EDTCTION IN COK E..-From this day
IL until the Let OF September next, 1 will deliver
HARD COKE, Of the best quality, ct FIVE DOL.
LARS per load At this price, 1t il cheaper tnan any
ether fuel for heating furnaces in Churches, stores
TOBACCO Factories, and private dwellingA a. well -
for cooking ranges and stoves. Eo
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered at 500
per load for lump and SIS for hslthe FIRST grade Pc
ing unsurpassed fuel for CRATES and open stcvs'
~ Coke Yards corner 9Th and Byrd streets, and
ION 81 stree Srss' ana 0a''n JNo. J. wERTH Agent
CLOVEK Hill LUMP COAL..-I am
u now prepared to fill orders for best Clover MI
Lump Coal Terms cash, or to punctusl customers;
Also, Oak and Pine Wood, and Anthracite Coal
- WIN. c. BRAZEAL, Basin Bank,
su8 aim between 9th and 9th streets
I1U * Eel an now IL regular receipt d o.
" SOFT and HARD COKE---the former de.
ightful fuel for CRATES, and the latter an excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite eoai 10.
stoves ranges and heating furnaces Apply st tne
coke yards corner of 10th street and Basin Dank on
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets, south slde Canai:
NH 8----ts JNO y w bNI n. AZ
7yOAL! COAL! COAL :--ALEX. ENG
~ LAND has taken an office oPPosts the f retsTs
and has secured the services of Mr.. A. A. ALLEN,
who will be prepared to furnish the various qualities,
onIy an 2-1m*
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THE. DAILY DISPATCH
Financial and Commercial

-. ~ F6.,.a.x avs:
The New fofx -. -. : 80 b ~ S$ naeesysdth
Who8sssls pttees e ~ ksH nes4y an
the fstsiI fstes fof tns ssa-S ths prices Of
sosthsyp y "a 4 snysSins iisher ilised ihs aos 90
and primo cattle oroush. ~ is Soef an hand wss
the meat, and nee,y .ne wt IA Jroys Of Wild, but
cleared on q amhs HuSSesw.J rem Texas BY land,
plamp lookine es.c' Ara slib did pot seem
soid well q u eeuu ~ sod the rates declined
be 80 mscn wsn.sd s,,;sss for the week no
sonewns1 ~ 49, .nS calves S66 veal estves, and
SsSz eceves ~ 20. T..
H.z4 sneeP sn1 r.-y.,. Th,rsa.x =.
sslas If 5000 Va RssM Nv ss'~f -
-, ce.T'SsfSftf's VI = "a - tta
es20.
Ts-dsy's New York IfmesssIysi- AneIo - ecnHu
a,ebte disappsiat Usnf snoni M ~ u ~
'psrept backpareness os tse ~ se lna
position Of the JooeensN ~ Em1I nas Pnses
Tor sin Good and tse nnsf Isonss o. Moci gosn OF
j, which hass6ssn overhapolr'su SINCE inc iA' 'aiy'
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS

METROPOLITAN AAvINGS BANK
Nl The METROPOLITAN SAW g BANK,
chartered by the Legislature receives depores upon
which interest il allowed at the rate of per cent
remaining six months, per cent. for less time
R- Office at the store of Messrs. cambridge 4
Hart GEORGE i. HERRING, Prest
WIN. g. cambridge, Treas'r.
ies-3m* JAMES G. CHENERY, Sec'y.
NON1MERCIAL SAVINGS BANk..Chnr
~ tered by the Legislature of Virginia. December
18th, 1S5S-Capital, $5o,0Oo.-This Institution re-
of 6,per cent. per annum if remaining on depoit nix
msnths and 5 per cent. for shorter periods
WIN g. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH Is HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer,
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ss,aaT l.apNKLY CHURCH YAHD.
il Undsrs Won weeping willows VIA 'onsss -
Are the rish and the poor, the poet and bard
The father and mother, snd lister rs ssgn,
That rcs, covered slab snd the tomb that i y ~
: IN Won rontis slope, thst No view from ne NH
rss rsnoenr in silence the hopes Of ny chiidnooni
The love that bors them, remains with ms IN
Z. ..-h m. remember. Ii Coughs, Cold or Asthma,
(lur dwellings invsdc-sllsw me 20 ten ye9'
shsra 4 one hope left still, the notice - bnef,
Take Leonards Cough Syrup, or Instant hensI.
wholesale Agents, Msssra PUkCELt. LADD
CO., BENNETT, BEERS q FiShIA'
an q 81
T1CKSON5S EXCELslOH DlTTkKs "
j peculiarly adapted, By it eomPonsIoa, . osoy
d.ssse Of the liver and stomach which Pfoess9e y
o,,r aver varying climate. In all forms 81 oinous
diseases and Liver Complaint, It y one OF the most
valuable prsn.,ed oniy by R. B. JACKSON, and for ssls
BY Drus sists generally. y =
01RTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE Tho
T. Great Purifier of the Blood The best sitera'
es' AA' Read tie following Certificate.
LEWIS CREEK r. O, Kanawha Co., 49, Va,
M.ssrs. WIN. S. BEERS L Co: =,
Dear Srs-I was, in the year Of $50 attacked with
the Scrofula was indeed, at one time given up MY
nsck was raw from one end to tho other, tried all
Patent Medicines could hear Of and employed seve-
al nbv scians All did no good. until saw Carters
spanish MIXTURE spoken 20 highly OF by the news
papers got few bottles, accordin~ to directions
the result IL that am ~ sound a. ever was
in fact, feel better than ever did in my me, anc
'-- JOHN R. WALKER, z. NJ
For sale by BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, and
Druggists generallyA ao
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sollg.rosDExeE OF rHs prsrArcH,

19f'S'" HEALING SPRINGS, Aug. %, 1856.
There about $50 persons here at this time.
nete the names Of the following from Richmond:
DR. Mills, George and family; B w Haxall and e.
mily; Charles Ellis; Jas H Grant; DR. Woodbridge;
Thss B Cosby; E Miller; j Richardson; w H
Richardson; Jas II Jones; Col Fontaine and lady;
v Crenshaw and family;J w Allison; Thomas
Hays; Mrs G Minor; Joseph Crenshaw and
family.
1 understand there are about It's at the Hot
Sprngs Z. Y.
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p CO. - SUHIHER A Il II AIN 1.R-
SxxsSiSs.,s-5 MENT.-PASSAGE TO PORTS-


steamer CURTIS PECK, Can't. JNo. Davis b,n;ne
Just underground thorough overwhelming viii re,ume
the regular run between this and the above placer
leaving the wharf at Rockets on Saturday morning
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at that
heturnine the Curtis Peck viii leave Norfolk eve.
~ Monday, Wednesday and Friday u,ornins st ~.
same hour tot O'Clock and touch at all of the eru
tar landings ON the river, going and returning.
Passage and meals ~ usual.
r. o. HASKINs.
Inc freight on all articles to be landed ON the river
must be paid when they are sent to the boat -
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JENNY RusK.--A correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun, writing from Dresden, says:
We here met several Americans among whom
was Misc Jenny Bnsk, Of Baltimore, on apleasure
excursion with some of the Leipsic people.
heard her sing three songs from the "Zauber-fote"
(msgic futs3 Judge of my feelings at hearing a
young American singing those beautiful gems on
this pihnacle. with such . brilliant voice She
speaks German fsmarkably we'll
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Ihx Nair-sov THE PxRsIA.--Ths Cun.yd
ye,s s z g9l9 44f1 Der recent trip from New
ss. e Ldv9fRp6a .tnssisht days, twsnty. ~.
, z2urs ApA ibgty srlinntsss which the Liverrees
mcssseofy Aahs xthe shsrssst passaes o. rscc,S 80
aio eseetsst nnwhse eenslss run d one dsv : :.
AZ ~ ~ g g, ne osa~ the made respectively
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NAvAL.-The United States steamship Susque-
hanna, Captain Parks, for Key West, via Fayal,
wasn't Gibraltar August 4th, waiting for Goals,
The frigats Savannah, from Montevidec, was at
Rio yaneiro, Al well
The government steamer Arctic commissioned
10 take the rdeep sea seundings between New
foundlaud and Coast Of Ireland, was spoken lat
~ q, long, DO 20 on the 10Th of August, by the
steamer Motor, at st. Johns, 10th inst Captain
Bsrryman desired 1t to be reported that he was
progressing faverably with his soundings He was
thdn 10 daysi ont from st. Johns, and had made
good progress on his voyage.
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= ~ Vss assmaa Turnsrs had great celebrates.
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A. A. MEXICAN UANO.-

GROUND A. A. MEXICAN GUANO.-
" The Subscribers have in store and will continue to
receive supplies of ground A. A. Mexican Guano
tanning 81 per cent. of bone phosphate of lime The
creased by being ground fine And tbs recommended
to farmers for mixing with Peruvian Guano. The
Peruvian and Mexican shonld be mixed half and half
The most experienced chemists in the country pro-
nounce this uurs the best and cheapest nure for
the wheat CROP 3. II. SKINKER Il CO.,
An % No SO Cary street.
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800 p FOR OLD POINT. N11R.

uI22az.xza FOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH-
-. = - The Steamboat AUGUSTA, Can't.
mond and 1.-THE above places, (via Port Wsthal hay.
ing been thoroughly oyerhauled and refitted. both
Us ner machinery and hull and furnished with
The cars, running in connection with the Aurust.
VIII Leave the Richmond Station of the Richmond
and Friday, at O'clock A. M. Returnins. the Az.
susta will leave Wrighs wharf, Norfolk, every Tues
gay, Iharsdsy and Saturday, at 81 O'clock A. A.
7 ~ THOS. ,DODAMEAD 6un,t
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RAILROAD CELEBRAToN.-Theo opening of the
Manassss, esp Railroad to Woodstock, Va was
celebrated Wednesday. A large number of per.
sons from the vicinity and from Alexandria. inclu
ding the Mayor and Council of that city, were
present speeches were made by Aessrs. Deneale,
OF Rockingham Braxtsn. of Richmond, and Others,
And iali who visited Woodstock, were delighted
with the hospitality shown them
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4Is7 -. PIAN0S...-Tho suhscriher
- has inst received ono OF J. d c. Fis.
Mn hi cheris celebrated7 octave PIANOS
II = unnecessary to say anything in
commentator Of Fiscers Pianos; they are too well
Known and appreciated 70 require It. Any psrson
1lsning superior fiano has nov an opportunity TO
obtain one 1t the manufacturer price 7. Y &
is TH0S. w. KEESEE
: ap At Geo. }. Summers Pearl Ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-30

DRowkED.-A sad accident happened at Bell.
port; L. on, "Wednesday last. by the upsetting
o. boat, ecnsaipipg Mrs. DIR. Kemp; Mrs. J. A. d.
runh and Janet Egdk, wife and son of Captain
cS..nsnnry Funk; Linda Harriost, child Of Mr..
Casman Harriott; Eddie Northup. SON of Mr. John
Nosthup. and ssryant girl of Mr. Harriott, ali Of
whom wefs drowned The deceased were All
from The city Of New York