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WHITE-HO USE PAVILLTON
ON THE POTOMAC

ON THE POTOMAC.
YyHE undersigned have opened for tle
u season this delightful and fashionable resort
for the accommodation of the public and partie-
wishing TO visit this most agreeable retreat, where
they can be furnished the most liberal terms with
all the uxures of the season. and with the best
freshments of all kinds both at the Pavilion and on
board the boat
Parties having their own caterer can have the use
of the dining and ball rooms for fifteen dollars for
the occasion.
WIN. COKE CO.,
National Eating House,
Cor. 9th steeet and Penn. avenue
ap 23-3m Washington, ID. G..
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II RESTAURANT AND READING
ROOMS.

"AVING just opened at No. 500, Penn
IL sylvania avenue, near the foot of Capitol Hill,
new Restaurant, am prepared to furnish refresh
piled with the best Liquors; and to see one Of my
ueps is refreshing, but to tasteit-dont mention it.
AS to food, Oysters and Game of all kinds in sea-
son will always be on hand prepared to suit the tastes
of the most fastidious.
Cigars and Tobacco Of the best brands, as well as
Pipes, 80 exheratng after julep. ,l9
A Reading Room, with the latest papers, viii fur
nsh the current news.
Long experience in the business encourages me to
promise general satisfaction to my friends and all
who may favor me with call
ap 29-2m r. M. A. FENWICK.
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I'D W. EDMONsTON, Jr., Attorney nj
-. Law. Office on Cav street between High and
Congress streets, Georgetown, ID. G. hh os-dly
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Address o. j. WOOD & CO, Sl6 Broadway, N Y,
and ia Market street, ST Louis, Mo.
For sale in Washington, by CHARLES ST0TT h
CO., and by all Druggists. jan 8-f
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

RALTIMORE Lock Hospital, has dis
NJ covered the most certain, speedy and ehectual
remedy in the world for
DISEASE FIMPRUD X N G K.
Relief In six TO twelve hours.
No Aerougy or Noriots Drugs
rY-A cure warranted, or no charge, In from
one to two days.-Hc
elects, Structures, Seminal Weakness, Pains In the
Loins, Constitutional Debility, Impotency, Weak
ness of the Back and Limbs, Affections Of the Kid
neys, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
lIritability Diseases of the Head, Throat Nose,
Skin, and all those serior and melancholy disorders
arising from the destructive habits of youth which
destroy both body and mind. Those secret and
solitary practices more fatal TO their victims than
the song of the Syrens TO the mariners of Ulysses,
rendering marriage, DC, impossible.
Young Men,
Especially who hly become the victims of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which
ally sweeps TO untmely grave thousands Of young
men, of the most exalted talents and brilliant intel
lect, who might Otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunders Of eloquence, walked TO
ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with full conf
dence.
Marriage.
Married Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage, being aware fphysical weakness, organic
debility, deformites, &c. should immediately consult
DR.. j., and be restored to perfect health.
He who places himself under the care Of DR..
johnson, may relgously c0nfde in his honor as a
gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill as Q
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WIIMINlTnH

- WILMINGTON, N. U, June To, 1904.
To persons who have have had the sight Of their
eyes impaired to require the of GLASSES,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias suitable per-
son from whom to obtain such Glasses as they may
require, he has suited me with pair of Spectaces
for far and sight. My sight has been impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department which berth required me to be on duty
from IL o'clock at night till after day during which
lime used but one light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-07
MEADE &c BAKER

AroTHECARIEs, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
1856, northwest corner of Main and Tenth sts,, just
above the Custom House
Have opened and fitted ont Apothecsry and Drug
Store, with every improvement and convenience for
property preparing and disper sing medicines
They have on hand. and will endeavor to keep g.
complete assortment Of esh and reliable Drugs NE
dciues and Chemicals ground and unground selected
Spices Cooking Extracts: ubin's and other celebrn-
ted Perfumsry aud Soaps; the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacro Brushes: mr.
gicai lnstfuulenrs Trusses, AID Snrgical Appliances
of every description: Mothers Breast Cloths Co.
lognes STonges; aad every article usually sold in a
Drug Store.
1t their design to rive strict personal attention to
the business in eli its branches and article will Es
issued wlsch may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity of character
Az they have both had many years experience in
the first drug stores OF The city, they feel authorized
In saying that Physicians orders and ptons,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled
and prepared az promptly and scientifically IS at any
other establishment in the country
EENFREsCaIP fiUNS will Do accurately dis pens
ed by one of the partners, all hours of the day or
night. ie 26--d&clm
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Us,NE NikUiCINE.--Mk@. ia =" .
"A EiIXIR cures Coughs. Colds and Whooplne
EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.--

r RICHMOND, May lst, 13o5.
Gentlemen: My child hsd commenced bressing ont
last fall in small sores which gradually extendedo
the entire head including both ears, which were so
much eaten bY the to cause me to fear that
both ears would drop of L tried all sorts of aaver-
tised aud domestic remedies without any good result
tLen procured and applied little TURF OIL. 1t
began to get better the bottle got broke, and we ap-
Piled gals to it; it again began to get worse. Ny
eldest daughter said PA, do get mere of thai
TURF OIL; sisters head looked much better
when you used it" We got another bottle, and her
head is now nearly well. This was an aggravated
CAGE and took half hour every day TO wesh It, and
it was very offensive. One bottle, feel assured
will cure her entirely there is but little OF the dis
ease remaining You entitled to this and for the
benefit of others take great pleasure IN gviag you
this certificate. Respectfully, T. CHALK.
To Messrs DOVE CO. my5
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INSTANTANEOUS CURE Fox CORNs.

= q Il 4 Z -
L BUNlJAS, WARTS. and Dcformed Nails erud,-
Gated nifhont any pain By and easy method -
DR. 5. SCHULTZ. Surgeon ChiIopodst, from Lon
don respectfully Informs the nhs Is of Richnou
and lts vicinity, that he completely eradicates soft
and hard Corns, Bapions, &C. in all their stages 5,
either In children adults, i'll the most expert man
per. Also, Toe. Nails which have grown into the
flesh stored their natural state, without giving
psin
Dr. S may be consulted daily at 80 Main street,
opposite Messus Kent, Paine Cos Ladies' and gen.
tiemen can be waited upon at their residences.
Fee-$I for each Corn.
Testimonials can be at DR.. SIS consulting
room of cures produced since his arrival in this city
To THg LADrss -Many of the fair sex, in pssticu-
lar martyrs TO Buuions In consequence of this
il is often necessary submit to long ufnemeB
ia order to have them ersdcated Dr.. S. hestha ssts-
faction of stating that he speedily remove them
by the simple application of which he the sole in
ventor. Ladies viii do well 10 avail themselves IF
his kil to get rid of their Corns and Runious which
Ia 80 often neglected fer the want of able tender
end Efficient operator. Observe, $50 Main street.
ia g-tu*
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bEAD'-Alex. Campbell of Albany, n. Y, a
prominent civil engineer, who assisted in building
TIE nrst railroad South of the Equator died the
steaner Granada on the ED nit. On his way home
from Central America.
The Canadian Parliament was prorogued by tho
Governor General the LIST inst to the 9Th of u
gust
The Vestry of the Church of the Epiphany at
Philadelphia have protested against another poii,i-
cal sermon by Rev ID A. Tying
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION Last week at the
Montgomery, Va, White Supher Springs, a 'auan-
tity If wool, not entirely free IRON oil was suread
on the roof Of the hotel TO dry. Under the intu-
ence OF the sun, spontaneous combustion took
place, and the roof took fire The fire was extin.
gnisl I'd before much damage lad haeu dong
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MORMON EXCITEMENT AT BEAVER IsIlSDs
We learn, by way of Chicago, that Strang accom-
panied by some two hundred of his friends and
followers, has left Beaver Islands and gone tn
Wisconsin, where, we believe, he has farm and
family. We learn from gentleman who left
Maekinaw yesterday, that two sehooners. fitted
out at that port with men and arms had sailed
for Beaver Islands for the purpose of making a.
rest of alleged offenders, and searching for the
property alleged 10 have been stolen by the in
nss1ants OF The islands. Strang had issued an
eGct, stating that ne had a revelation from God
and that the United States steamer Michigan r1ust
never be allowed to enter the port OF St: James
again.-Detro .49rerkiser
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FIRF-in Norfolk, Wednesday night, house
o"heI oy IL Searies on Union street, burnt. Du-
ring the ire the upper floor gave wav carving
do"n with it Samuel Face and w. H. Langley
Plpeihen OF Aid Company. They were caught
under the h1or and dreadfully scalded by the hot
water running If the burning embers. Mr. l.. is
III critical situation. Loss by the fire s. 200.
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VERMONT NoaiINATioNs.-The Republican Con.
vention of Vermont, has nominated Mr.. RyIand
Fletcher of Cavendish for Governor; James NJ
Siade of Middebury. for Lieut.. Goveraor, and
Henry NJ Bates of Northfieid for Treasurer and
endorsed the nomination of Fremont and DAYTON
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SURROUNDED BY lND!ANS-The Leavenworth
journal OF the 10Th ultimo mentions a rumor that
Fort hearney was surrounded by SEQ Cheyenne
Indians, aud that Capt Steinnc, second dragons.
was waiting the arrival of swo companies ordered
lo march 10 his assistance
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HEAVY CORN TRANSACTIONS The heaviest
corn sales ever made in oae day in this city were
effected ''on change" this morning Two hun.
drad and fifteen thousand bushels changed HANDS
at 49~40 cents, mostly for present dclirery-CHt
cage .IOarHal SatHrda4
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the ueper Minnesota valley Villages were drot a =
out and eonsldera BILE psope-ty VS. eestrcysa III
uptry in the vicinity lsoked hk. VS.. lake In
o 10 night a &c tracts wee eyer1ywed Ia Ia
cient deph to haa'the largest steaAers Of Inc Ms,
sippi.
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WEALTHY PAupEK.-CatheriHe Albert, beg
gar and fortune teller, died in Raleigh, N. C., last
week. On examining her effects $500 in gold.
fHVer and notes was found, together with EVIL
dences OF her owning plantation IN Kentucky,
ahi 70 shares OF railroad stock Around her
body was blet full of gold coin.
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OPENING OF The TkHoANrErEc Rourp-Th.
Cleveland tohiol Plsindeoler OF MONDAY .avs

There Is now a prospect Of this new renta hat
opened fer the usnslt OF passengers ar -, peine
date. We are intoynsd hy Mr. VA 81, cary
this CITY wbe goes out as surreyor of tha q
eecoaPsny thai the work win comm 'ralns
s e yth a f" s o. The 5 inst, s New Or
force OF laoorers aud their eqne eafs r. ia :. aiRe
20 70 rat the steamers epon the river hIeIo-
s%r ~ ', fer sht vessels aud to-
nsslsssent e F.ntoza the Pacific sbo-e .ne iiser
- se, VII Pc seen BY the mag thar the !.
I'VE" York to san Ffancisro b. this ron,
lsss than len DAYS N't rus Time saved not
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PkACE ADDRESS A meeting Of me: oh ants was
heia IN Philadelphia, Thursday, presided over by
the Mayor, at which committee of five was AZ.
poihted TO prepare ali address reciprUcating the
loeihg Of The addresses sent 10 the United States
by lie people of Manchester, Liverpool and Other
towns in England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-07

TORNADO IL MASSACHUSETTS, On Monday
evening last succession Of thunder showers
passed over Boston and towns III the vicinity &C.
companed with tornado that destroyed trees,
fences and outhouses, causing loss of property to
a large amount
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DOsTPDNE1IEST.--I { in with regret that
l. have to announce that my Distribution Enter.
prise cannot take place on the 22d February. The
unusual hardness of the winter has prevented me
from seeing and settling with my agents. As ssol as
can see them shall fix upon another day later
than about the lst OF August which time the Draw
ing will tany take place, the tickets called in
and the money refunded And should the sale OF
tickets satisfy me in doing SO. shall fix upon
lier day, ss | am anxious to have the Drawing tske
place at the earliest possible time.
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
IA I6-tIstAu Liberty. Va.
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ASSAULT on THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF NEW
0hLfA hs'-Ihe late Postmaster Kendall of
New Urlesus. Wednesday comm;rra5 az a.
sauit on Mr.. Mckay, the District Attorney.
tr something connected with the recent trial
"f Kendall for mail robbery The sssanlt was
pafacu.srly brutal. and the injuries of Mr.. Mckay
are serious. Mr.. Kendall has been arrested
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GRAFTON The Grafton before the Literary Sc.
cieti"s of Rutgers N. j College was delivered bv
the Rev Or Junkin, the president of Washingto
College, Va, on the lst inst. His subject was
'Our National Position, which he discussed, it is
stated, in an original and mastery manner.
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MILITARY RECEPTION AT MONTREAL ON Sa
turday the corporation and citizens of Montreal
gave public reception and banquet to the 80 h
regiment Of British troops, returned from the Cri-
rn"a About twelve hundred persons sat down to
the banquet
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fe I6-tIstAu Liberty. Va.

~ Ii EA Z CASH FEED STOKE AND
| " GRaNARY.-The undersigned having deter
mind adopt the cash system exclusively, after the
LIST of July, begs leave to inform his former custom.
era and tho Public that he will continue to keep full
| stock Of Mill Ofi, Grain and nice bottled Meal, and
every her article in his line which h- will sell
small advance for cash. Thankful for the liberal pat
ronage here tofore extended to him he soicjs
tinuance of It. lie will as formerly deliver all arti-
| cles sold by him any where in the city.
JOHN w. COSBY.
lie 3a--tf Corner of franklin and Wall a..
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ENGiNEERS OFFICE, BLUE RIDGE. II. e.
ANDERSON. S C, May l6, 1856
pRDPAtS Is will recpiy ef,

- ct Knoxville, Tennessee, until ~ O'Clock, M,
WEDNESDAY, the 10 July, 1856, for the ORA.
DATION and MASONRY OF thirty miles OF the Blue
Ridge Railroad, commencing at Knoxville. There
are several heavy jobs of Masonry, among them the
Masonry for the Bridge over tie Holston river near
Knoxville consisting of seven piers and the abut-
ments.
The Company reserve the right to reject any pro-
posas and require the bidders to give satisfactory
security for the faithful execution according
tract, of the work they may undertake.
Plans and specifications may be seem and the time
for completing be- work, and oil other information
obtained the office of the Eu gineer. and after
the 9Th July. WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer Blus Ridge Railroad.
IL lS-lauykI6Iy
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OCR MINISTER TO MEXIco.-It is now stated
that Gen. Gaisden has gone back TO Mexico to
settle up his private affairs. He carries out his
own letters of recall and his diplomatic mission is
definitely III an end
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$500 =. .s Lo' - communication has been 70.
Sc 49, ~ Boston from tbs RoYstou olive Lssf Circle
d 5ry Ens.sho, directed To the inh abitants OF
~, ~ saiea they des re TO enltlssts III, In
:, .p' sha expiess wish that p-aee aud i, "a
" , .oauhas 70 .Sist between Englsnd and the ITni
naih' amy Butler and twenty seven Others mr..
bsis ei the Olive LEST Circle, and by sixry-f,nr
others, inhsbstsa's of the parish Of Roysion.
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SLAvFRY-The massachusetts q eneral Associate,
of Con- gatienai Ministers nousIy fatsr
led 10 this District Associations tho question OF ci.
con aurns spondence with the Old scheoI Pres
bytefian harch, account of lis allie ged pre-. SLAVE
nv tendencies
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Hor.-The Portland Argus says that the wealth
er In that city, on Sunday. was the hottest of
when there Is auy record in Portland. the Their
inometer rising 10 one hundred in the shade and
IL some Positions to one hNR1rs1 nnd t,ro
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l MIN LUs1KE AND d K 4 E1.E~--T.-,
~ ie.sised, Linen lasIes and De Bef.A for IIaY-
eiins dresses ALFRED NOSES,
~ saesa5 ssasS sses % Nain street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Fuk SALE

ANUIk CH FOX SALE
La For sale privately tract of Lend lying about
miles from Richmond, and one mile from the r. L +
Rsiirose. THIS tract contains IS acres Abort one-
third is Gle AIRED and in cultivt the baaace ia ia
original growth The mproveuiets consists of eera
HE good framed Dwelling isx.6 feet. and other nee
cespry out honses with sprins of esceiieut water
For further Information apply 10 W. r. Chalkley on
tie premises, or to III. J. NUSALLY
il Him MsnchA.t.r
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- "a FAIRFIELD RAUES.
>IES FALL MEETING, 1856.
FIRST COLT STAKE.

FIRST COLT STAKE.
We. the subscribers agree to a sweepstake over
the Fairfield Course during the regular Fail meeting
of 1885, for colts and i@s then three old 200
subscri pton, 5 100 forfeit two mile heats. to name
and close the lst day of July, 1885, three to
make q race
o. P. Hare names ch g. Nicholas LIST, by Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes.
Thos. boswell names -.
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I IMPORTANT NOTICE. TO TIE Ia

NPURTANT NOTICE no THE ia.
DIES Great reduction in the prices of Dry
Goods at v CUhEN'S Cheap Store, lis Broad street
Having purceesed, lest week in the Northern mar
hets L. rye Quantities OF Goods st great sscrifice
csn orer unnsua Inducements 70 all IN want of deri.
fabie goods shall nams. in part only fine French
LIVES, % cenfs enees for III c's Cactus Skirs $50
cents piece; fine Irish Linen 81 cents a ward worth
81 least ~ cents; Thread Cambr1e Handkerchief ia
sen': snods only cents piece; Scotch Lawn Hend.
aerchiefs cts piece; plain ard dotted Swiss Mus
I'm nom III cents yard mp: double twisted BIars
atR Mitts ~ cents pair, Curtain Muslin 10 cents
Jso; nx fosset ildkfs q cents piece; fins Linen
nlI heso'fis - csnss piece worth 50 cents Man.
uss from isa and upwards; black silk Lace shawl,
70 piece, worth IS; French Woven Cerss,s ,he
nesI tass can be had in the city. 81 % pair OF Ho
g. nave very large assortment; and Lades win
md they can be suited once az 10 auafv ana
ana 81 such prices that wiilsarpiiae every body.
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MHDfCINH0.
EMILE CAUTION FOK NEXT Az


How gentle its rest and peaceful its slumber,
Soon with the dead its torn I'll De numbered;
How soon must they part with their early found
treasure
Mother. dear Msther.it starts from its sleep;
What pang for the Father--the dear Mother
weers
Too well she remembers when to hsr bosom she
folds.
Hew nssIectfu was she when the child had Cold.
Now ,ase my advice, allow me to men'ion
OF slisht Coughs and Colds---it leads to Consump-
And happy tn. thought, 1t will dspe all your nief
If given to Children- LEoNAaD'5 INSTANT
Wholesale AGENTS, Messr. PURCELL, LADD &
co. To be had of all Druggists in Richmond
DOLLAKDs RHEUMATIC LINiMkNT
Some remarkable cures performed ~ enls LINZ I'm
ment have come under our especial notice OF iete
and among them we will mention the case OF Ell
Johnston, on Union Hill, who bad been confined 70
was cured BY ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEuhA'
TIC IIsi@Esr'. frsParsJno Gd Z. POLLARD,
Druggist 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city
NH Its
EIFTY UkNTs AMI ONE DULLAh
l. BOTTLE-D0LLAR CORDIAL, the mos re-
nouned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure OF
certain disease and debility, wi certainty sno as
patch, in few days with the saving OF time and
inoney-received the highest spPre baton rom M M
bers Of the College of Surgeons in London; ana -
used in most of the Hospitals in England, wpers 'he
most severe cas.s of weakness have succumDed, py
the use of this valuable Medicine
Price 80 eta. and r. per bottle MR.
To he had of L. B. THOMAS. DR. y T. HiLL
DUAL & NORTON. CHAS MlLLstAuGH, =
r WOOD s. NJ ZACHRtSSOH. and A. LESLIE,
oupr site the r. L F. r. K Depot Broad street.
ie I0-ts
HOME NikDiCINE.--.Mk..E ga vs.
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and "hooplne
Cougb. and affords great relief in Consumption ana
ngt diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
Tire following are few extracts from certiicates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues
"By timely use of it. have no doubt it has saved
ons many doctors fees | know Of its good eneets
with great many other than my own family - " w.
~ have used it In my family for three years. ana
found it the best family medicine have ever used
NJ 4. Stecssson.
"For sickness among children, nothing cen De bet
terr-M y. GodIcin.
AZ have tried all the cough remedies OF the day
and have no hesitation in saying thar believe mrs
DAVE to bs the valuable preparation OF the KIND
now in use ''-F3ijah Warren.
Var sale BY Ma A. B. DAVIS, Bennett L Beers,
Alex. Duval Paterson K ia ;kson, Chas MlitEpausn,
E. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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NlLi.iNG BUsINE $50 i'he lItfl,ux a.,
~ slnsss heretofore conducted under the firm a,
d; T. 4 Il. 5. TALIAFERRo, az our Flour Mills,
Wal IN future be managed by us.
pmss corner Of Cary and 18th streefs
le<-.im DUNLOP, AoEcURE l. co,
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TUNAwAYs.
UuNAWAYslN "A

- RUNAWAY In JAIL.--There was ss
committed to the jail Of Henrico county, On
the All dag Of April neeso snss esl, nsisnsrtv
XII. of Mary sims Of the city Of hishme1d. sn 40
-. formerly the property Of = Mr.. Tho1nPssn %
f,oochlsnd He il about ffty.hve year, oio, p'sSs
- h.s : vary rum look when spoken 70; ana Wa
vsry badly dresssd when committed The owner
viii please come forward prove properly, ray cnsa
-. d;r.rss A. HUTCHINSON, =. H. c.
6xv
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n RUNAWAY. -..usawny iro'n the
~ snbscr1ber on the list January issE- negro
& .anan named AMANDA. belonging to The
ne estate OF Samuel Plaasants, deceased she
Ais Of dark brown complexion, about wen l
,v.svrn ysars old and has mother living in Bn'ch-
c,town. and many relations living in Powhatsn.
wher. she Is no doubt harbored This usual rewale y
viii be raid upon her delivery to me as tue jail oi
Henrico and all expenses paid. ~roS
my 51-tf ALFA. -. 6UIlb $500.