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NTOTI --JJHN HHAU X mss been

NOTiCE,--JOHNB RAU X mss been
Y missing from his home in Henrice county slhee
last Saturday. He was seen about half past o'clock
in the evening of that day, a. the Ola Mafe~ oy
several citizens since which there is nothing known
of him. His family-consisting Of wife END e'eat
children are greatly distressed as bis absence 80
is about a years old about 81 feet high, stout bui
with rudy complexion, grey eyes and CARR h s.
Any information with regard to him Will Dc mans
fully received if LETT at ihs Dispatch ofhee or 81 'N'
po7~ts FREDERICK BRAUER.
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The Book of Mormon" has been translated In
to the Hawaiian language, and q large edition
printed
Mrs.. Elizabeth J. Games, well known ~ wr
ter Of both prose and poetry, died at Channabon,
Iiiipois. few DAYS ago
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CENEKAL INST RANCE AGENCY UE
u The CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.

CAPITAL REPRESENTED 5000, 600, viz
Insurance Company of the Valley Of Va. $500 oet
Howard Fire Insurance Company NJ York. 25s, OoC
Fire Insurance Company Alexandra: Va -. 40 COZ
Mutual Lifs Insurance Company, N. York IS 500 o0t
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust Company of Philadelphia ..........1 SOC, 00f
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OFFICE MERChANTS INSURANCE CO.
RICHMOND, Nov s. 1886,
nIYIDEND.- So The Board OF Directo'S
II hays this day ordered that out OF the net P,o
fits of the Company for the past four months 20
PER CENT he capital stock be placed 70 tne
plus Fond and THREE PER CENT. be PAID Is s'.
dend to the Stockholders, at their cice, on OF S''
he 18th instant. J. H. MoHrAouh,
no It's oece'ay'
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~ Auctisu otlce.---A tie nfion - solicit
cd to our sales Of Cigar Brandy WISELY 1,s
'Bepsehold Furniture, THIS MOhHiNo, %
O'Clock, at our store. r 80.
no IA LAkUS SuiNA, ha.S''
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SsiLh RUBEs AND DRESS siLhsSa
- We offer a large stock of rich Striped and IIS'
silks at very low prices
Silk Robes at 525, worth S35
Rich Honiton and yaencisHe Sets
Black =" do
Cambric and Muslin do
Black Grape do -,
To which we invite the attention Of til Ladies
W.P PERKINS CO,
roIs No TAI Fssle square.
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SHAWLS! bttAWLB!! sHAVNLs y! =.
have now cpsn very large variety Of Cents
5nawn ~ very low cash prices ranEing from IS to
vit j. D. GOODMAN
no II Ne. ll9 Main street.
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DkFiNkD eUGAHs.-.aU hbis. Lossss "a.
II ins's Cruahed sugar; SO do Straffs 40 ~ 80 40
<lecsivins and tor sale By xr.vtrL.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-Boston, Casco & Co.
wooden mill, At Gorham, Maine, was burnt o.
Monday The loss 10 $4,000. The property /
owned by SONG person or persons in Portland.
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4 GRAND OPENING OF Nav GOODS.
NJ TIE LAST FOR THE YEAR is56.t,-J.
MILLHisER BRO having just returned from
New York. claim the attention Of the purchasing
community 1.-THE ladies especially to the most mag
nshcent stock Of Foreign and Dosestic Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, to be found In any establishment
In the city. The large additions now opening GEM
piefes each department, and readers stesk
passed 10 regard to shesp prices. The Goods
ected expressly for sorsumers use and diversified
In styles and qualities to sut the humblest or the
most fasidious- J. AlLLHISER RRO-
no III 1875 Broad Vt
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u FLANK ETS.-.A mesican and imported
ID 5aEk.ts in every grade and size. Hou,eseepen
and others will do well ny calling. they viii be
sold chespat AUGUSTUS MAILERTS,
mol Nc Al lain street
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N0TICK 10 nRICK-LAYKRs, OAR
~ fENTIRs: PAINTERS AND PLASTEAERS
The underlined ofsrs HE services to the Mechsnies
Of the city Of Richmond ~ MEAsUaER OF all
linda of mechanical work
~ once on the East side Of 10th street, between
nsi-lm' JOIN M. JOHNSON.
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READING Lage Beer..-Tne Su1
scriber has Just received lot of the best hhApINc
LAGER BEER which be constantly keeps on nsnn.
and respectfully invites the pubic TO call u my
want something really good, which physicians re-
commend a. an excellent tone
LENS always on hand. u. IAsoE,
On 4th, between Broad and Marshall streets.
no14-6.-
~ meeting Of the Literary society OF
tbs Youug Mems Christisn Association VIII &c nS,e'
in the rooms of the Association, THIS EVENING
AZ n ociock All interested are respectfully invited
to attend W -.
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NEW CROP kAISiNS. -.NecciVinx per
l schr New York, 50 whole boxes Easins; 50 half
do do 100 quarter do do all layers the lest qua ty,
for sale. no IA A AkTO
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NEW SUPPLY OF WINTBR G0nDs'-
~ j. Il NJ ROSENBAUM have now GA hsns,
splend stock of genslonen's and boys "e .
Heavy Wcolen and Domestic Goods Tor selss
with a splendid assortment OF Ladies Dss'
Fancy Goods. ,,A.h.i.
They have Just returned from the Nofth win
second supply, where they have bought tasf
greatly reduced prices. on account OF ~ ~. .,,u-
tion az hrSsr. an. ROSENB.uM
N' 1893 Brosd s,Iees.
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NEW CROP CUkk A y Il = = o. e ssar 10, NJ
~ per ateamsr. 10 casks Currsnia all new 0'0i'
boxes Lexhorn Ciion. For sale BY .SroNI.
no IS a. 49,
STiLL THkY con Eel am All iii Over
Goats Pants and vests to suit tie advancing -. Il
and now hattsr myself that can supply :. .ay
want with better garment at a. low pios
osA'' HENRY sHlFEk,
rn,s 1nS M. a eerner "A stree
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We have also some Of those CAKehIs aas
RUGS left, which are called so cheap by even "a
that have seen them.
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May 70, 1850
notice. hereby given holders stock issued pun-
OF Congress Of 22d Juy ls36 stock 70
BY is terms, and will be paid the Treasury
onde " certificates thersoG when
interest thereon will
Thts department will continue purchase such prior
lay OF redrmpdon and will therefor the following premium,
addition o. the Interest accrued the day Of purchase
tay's iniel ssl lot the money reach the vendor:
% such ock received Treasury between dy
Tune anO The Ssl da IL July inclusive, half OF
the amounts specified IN the eenheatesi
I'm such stock between LIST and 3t days Of August
fourth per
after The 3ls day August the
a accrued thereon, and days additional only VII be
said.
CuTi8cates OF such
y assignee The United by party
he purchase and prior tho s July the
assigned present stock
holder otherwise such interest will be payable heretofore
And further holders Of stocks the United
states that this department viii purchase the the lat
y Of June and the Isl day OF December unless the Of
shall he previously Obtained viii for the
addition from this day the last dividend
interest," and days additional interest for reach
he vendor the following rates OF premium;
On stock Of the loan OF 1912, premium Of 10
On stock s7 and 1913, of ~ Cent?
And stock issued under the act Of Sh September $780,
monty called Texan indemnity stock premium OF per
Certificates under this notice should be duly assigned
the United States the entitled the
previous the LIST July the current half
also be assigned by the sockhode Otherwise the
the haf year day viii be payable him
Payment for all the foregoing stocks viii by
Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
the parties entitled 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May a9-diniaN0y Secretary OF the Treasury
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Snt-slavery whig" he certainly is in Of CARR
sons outposts
The constitution Of the United States did for the hrst
time in history, distinctly recognise slavery legal
thing Nowhere in history can you hnd any eonstitu-
ton that has put slavery into legal existence by organic
act except here in America That Is what we did de-
beratey, and for purposes Of selfish aggrandzement
and this introduction Of slavery into the organic unda
mental law has been the root and is the root Of all
difficulties Like the broad spread Upas tree IL poisoned
the whole atmosphere and the plants Of liberty have in
the shadow Of that great wrong withered and faded away
II could not be otherwise.
q In the old times what called ant-slavery
wing But Mr. President il has 10 my mind like a
conviction that IL Is utterly in vain TO hope that
live under such government this with professions
and with our pretended love of freedom and right Why
the thing is impossible. There cannot in the nature OF
things be any union between the principles of liberty and
slavery There has been any union except by the
subugaon of the principles of liberty TO those OF despot
ISM For one sir believe that the duty Of every true
man is to take the ground of secession"
We have space for Here free-soilism, aboli-
tions is pushed to its conclusion II practically denies
the validity Of the constitution and it ends in the crime OF
disunion.
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A CARD TO THE CONFIDENT.

IT, the Editor ef tic UaioH;
There is effort making 10 create the impression that
Fremont Seward, Wilson, Hale Co. will sweep the free
States of this Union in the approaching presidential cleo
ton.
The who utter and publish these declarations arc
not sincere, at least do not think they are and with
view of testing their sincerity propose to wager 800
that James Buchanan will receive the electoral vote Of In
diana in November next for President and like that
he will receive majority Of the electoral votes for Pres
dent of the United States In November The two prop
ostions to be taken together making $4,000 side be
put up in Of the banks of this city,
The proposition will remsip open for ten days Inquire
at the Union Office EZRA WILSON
JULY 81, 1856,
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BACHELORS wARSNGl-The celebrated DR.. Casper Of
Berlin, estimates the mortality snoug BACHELORS between
TIC ages Of thirty and foryhve twentyeyen per cent
while the mortality among married between the same
ages is only eighteen per cent As life advances the differ
becomes striking. Where forty-ons bach
eors attain the age Of 40 there seventy eight married
men difference Of nearly two to one In favor Of the lat
ter At the age OF co there foryegbt married men 10
twenty-five BACHELORS at 10 eleven bachelors to tweay-
married and at so nino married men to three
bachelors No bachelor 1t q said ever lived to boa hun
dred Z"
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United states Court OF Claims.

THE undersigned c. Deveteux of New York city, NJ.
Thompson, 81 Washington, ID c. attorneys and councillors
sav prosecution claims credit
of government, IN the Court of Claims.
immediate aud careful attention 10 tpsi
ness n,atte at Washington may
gentlemen profession and claimants, in city OF New
York elsewhere n any part Of the Union.
consulted time, personally or by letter. either
all Ynfko information TO
which have been 81 ANY Congress Apartments can
be furnished At upon application by
JOHN q. DEVEREUX,
No, % Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city.
M. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
Nh DevereuK a commissioner % the Court 81 Caims
Jan 3l-9tawtnf Intel
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WALKING MarcH-The celebrated Mickey Free yesterday
commenced his walking match Of LOG hours on plank
without sitting or sleeping for prize Of 5000 at No 9
Market street He walks plank forty feet long, four
broad and three feet from the ground and viii continue
IL he accomplishes the feat, until Saturday At 70, m
Ncpark Daily idrertiseT, 2Sd
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DIED

Al Weston Sunday morning. the 97h July ofdI.ros, ~ i
heart, Mrs ELIZA CAUsTEN consott u JAsr. a. CrsT,.
the 6ith year Of her sge. - N
In all the relations OF Ne this emabe lady was eromplary
hef loss VIII be sincerely nouned only her immediate
y whom she ondy cherished hui by friend.
and also BY the poor whom charity freely
Inc friends OF The family invited funeral hou
further notice, al NJ. JONAS Chu,oh, TO day At ~ m
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HARyfT.-0ur farmers, says the Allentown (Pa) DEM
ocrat have now generally got through with their grain
harvest and as far ascertain the crop Of Who.
and rye 70 THIS and the adonin counties is quite album
u""@ las not yielded better for several yeas
rhis is gratifying fact both to the producer and con-
sumer,
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IN history" Two years ago. writes the Paris
correspondent Of lie Nord "there died at Versailles in
complete ohscury, parsonage who has In hiso-
ry-Count De Bombelles, Who after Napoleon and the
OJunt De Nieppcrg was the third husband of Marie
Louise
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FATAL RAILROAD AecIpKsr.-A young named Car
rson was killed at Kingston, Georgia Saturday the
10Th instant by falling the track between two cars
the train passing him. He standing upon one
Of the umper ready couple the cas- together and
losing his foothold, fell
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RAILROAD BRIDGE BUnST.-0n Tuesday evening, 18th in
Stant the bridge the Chchasahn river Qutman
Mississippi on the Mobile and Ohio railroad burned
into the river.
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tIUFtIlIu
BENNETT BEEcHER- GREELEY WEBB.


The Marposa claim is the bottom Of all this Juror and
sonism Of the New York preachers and press for FIRE.
mont There no doubt Of it. The celebrated stock
bling firm Of "Palmer Cook Co." ~ ", is composed of
Cook, Palmer Fremont Nobody denies this, Their
principal stock In trade is the "Mariposa claim" although
the firm have other land claims In California to large
amount Although this Marposa claim has been boosted
through Congress and the departments and settled so far
as the title concerned yet il well known that posses
sion be got from the indignant denizens repo
sing that claim and probably win not be without blood
she'd II is said the Calionians look upon said claim as
humbug, and they do not about installing In that
State system of landlord and tenanry like unto the pa
in New York 1t is supposed TO contain untold
riches in gold mines II Is estimated TO be worth from
eight 10 ten millions Of dOS-that is If peaceable posses
sion can be obtained. OF course if Fremont Is elected
President with power fix the heads of departments and
be of the army and navy, all questions
about this grant will be quoted lie afford to give
one-ha his interest in it this result and he has
| doubt agreed 10 do that same.
How is it that Greeley, who Seward man, Bennett
who was a George Law man, aud Webb, who any
thing but an abolionist should all jump Jim Grow and
go for Fremont? How II that Bcecher the divine should
suddenly see, did Saul of Tarsus light from Heaven
shining upon him. directing him to the preachngs
and practices Of religious life and for rifles and
lutons
These babbers all bought, bought with price, and
here is no doubt the considerations
Mariposa claim, represented by stock estimated
Worth. SlOiuOVoou
One-lalf reserved to Fremont Co...,... 100000
The balance distributed as follows:
Bennett in consideration Of the Herald's sup
100000
churches ..'............ 100000
| Webb who sold himself for $4,000 cash.
asks in stocks 100000
Greeley, for dropping Seward, his immense
! circulation, and lying without stin....... 100000
Raymond New York Times going it blind. 100000
Evening Post. do. do. $50 900
National Era ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000
Other papers in other cities in for their share of
this Marposa stock pro rata large fund is Of course
served for other eeconeeng purposes such as Lives Of
Fremont" sold for shilling songs speeches, Ct ceerd,
distributed in carloads throughout the country.
Does not this look possible-yea, highly probabe2 Is
Mr. Fremont the largest land Spectator in the world
Has he not for years been pursuing this clam Has be
not been to Europe to raise money upon this stock? Is
he not the land partner of Palmer Cook Co.. and does
he not reside in New York among these and
land-brokers? How should such man be thought Of for
the presidency, much less supported by these leading
presses if there moneyed Marpeaa considerations
in the case2
Let him who is wsest penetrate this mystery deepest
he find GOLD at he botom of IL
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koTiCE persons having bills oac, o. The srih
hador Of the for the Poet Ocs
onsy books binding or other eenipRsnt
hereby nohed snd requested promptly
men ~ duplicate properly rSecip'Rd
every MONTH in order that ihsy included dbung
agents account for TIE month wsch they
ew may be delayed The end o The
month D. r. LINDSAY,
July Levitt DisbursinV Clerk.
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Proposals for Copper plate Engraving.
ornos SUPPLEMENTARY rupmo PRINTING.

OFnoE SUPERINTENDENT Puuuo PRINTING
Washington, July u.s. 1856
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS win be office mill
~ the i4h O'Clock m for curraylng
the arr OF steel engraving,
OF O the
several reports OF surveys OF railroad the Pacific
Each be evidence
the the bidding
# each style OF work bid t hoir own
oce and by atneen Of The force which be employed
uach upon the wpEl.
II so be nisuDcty understood BIZ entertained
With, the style of work bid for,
The bids will separately price, but price for
hc sye OF engraving specin whether line oherwis"
aeh map plate bid for and the required for
Contracts will bondc with security will
be required FROM the successiu bidders for e execution
he work bid
All work win be required to be Of tho
Secretary WARP
The work can be inspected by DESTROYS bidding
for, upon application at This oHee.
The proposals must he addressed, Of the
Committee EnpIayHgn limited
es aRd ape 10 A. g. Seaman, Superintendent Public Printing
washington u u aud he plainly ndorsd proposals
Copper-p laie Engraving"
A, q, SEAMAN,
'uy 2o-dti4hAug Superintendent
Eau strangers wishing iuppy themselves with COED
Gather trunks, saaes, earpebaEs
will find gales the extensive variety
prices, TO select nom.
WALL n STEPHENS,
July 26Gd 322 Penn between 9Th ION streets.
ifOK sAL.-A democratic located in
honrshhg touhwestefn ciy laundering thousand in
hat..Eats.
The paper established been steadily
growing business the favor public.
the office is mostly new, and in excellent condition.
Inquiries he addressed 10 the editor OF The Union
July l9-d6 ltw
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l. OC A l. N Il w s..

ANNIVERSARY on THE PumIo soHcoLs OF WASHINGTON
The exercises yesterday at the Capitol highly inter-
estng and the addresses listened to with marked at
enon by the whole assemblage Of parents teachers and
pupils. The distribution Of medals premiums and dipo
the scholars made by the President Of the uni
ted States assisted by Mayor Magruder Of this part Of
the proceedings the Star saysj
80 as the President approached the front Of the
stand ladies' gentlemen and children commenced TO crowd
forward to hear what was said by him. His r~,ts ~
the children who received their rewards him we're 81
k'noy expressed 'na' the we're delighted and
me i'e onoa ssumeu their places almost much graft
nor ~ his kind word and pleasant smile by the medals
they received"
The trial Of Jarhoe Cor the alleged murder Of Naly at
the navy-yard came before his honor Judge Crawford
of the criminal court yesterday The court was engaged
in hearing testimony
The heat yesterday and day before most oppressive
The thermometer stood % in the coolest place that
know Of in Washington city.
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WiIIards' Hotel.
J. o. n II. A, WILLARD,
Peun'ylrania apspss Had Foastcsafk street,
Washington, %. q.

pRINrISG-PREss for SALE cheap for r.shs-A double
cylinder Hoes printing in good running
the press upon which The Washington Union newspaper
printed. Apply Ihis oRiee.
May i5--dinf
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dazeuei abiding TO the numerous cases OF death from
accidental poisoning, adds
venture TO affirm there is scarce even a cottage in
this country that does net contain invaluable certain
immediate remedy for such ovents-nohing more than
dessertspoonful Of made mustard mixed 10 rambler OF
warm water apd drank immediately 1t acts as an emetic
and is always ready and mey We used with safety in an
case where one Is required. BY making this simple anti
dote known you may be the Of saving many fell
low-ereature from an untmely end"
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Missionary ENTERPRISE

missionary Enterprise.
Tue cheapest md most desirable excursion Of the
EAST WASHINGTON MISSION
Have chartered the large and popular Alice e. rfce g.
| ~ and AleIAndris at sX, a m,
On Thursday, ala instant,
And proceed down the river siIty miles 10
AQUA CREEK;
Their, about hours rcturn 10 the abov,
\ wharyes BY tandown.
| Tickets 50 cen - ehhten hall price.
Tobe had Of m'S.r Rcmsck, orm, Har Murray, Newman
White Moore Steer, clayton Kennedy and Others. q
ssPAsrons drug tore, upito mn members and friend. o.
| Confectionery on board, and dinner at IS cents,
PsThose desiring dinner procure lhs do
| ner tickets previ, u' 10 the day ofthe excursion
NOTICE puic respectfully norset not TO pay Julian
men, credit my scooua, no, bold myssii roe
ponshe any which /. over my own
| sisnsture, ..## 80
Jpy ss-daR Daguerrean gallery, " s'hipgIon, D. O.
THE H,r.,ins and m. slave, and Other poems, BY
Coal and n. Topography chi,ay the Uni,eI STATE, byJr
hppston Railway and Steamboat Guide Tor July. Is cents
Life versus DEATH,
Just published, the ah sss,on price one dime only,
CoNsUMPTlON AND sCROFULA;
A popular treatise,
BY j. J. fORsTERl NJ D.,
GLOWING Natures anios FOR these ehtful
human together with the treatment Of bronchitis
asthma troa night pulmonary and dis
kings evil, stupons tunors nRorm, chd head,
aud ulcers salt rhsum pains and swsags q The joints bones 'pa
This lille book, written IN plain but be language
the advice fbr RATIONAL CHEAP and highly
m seIfeamen without druggng -tu, add
ommehded 70 the afflicted TO heads "a aes se as
able guide in time Of need,
also contains ia,sresng inrmpon Cr those afiic, ,
deafness, t,p,gre, bodily defIfmiues, &c. ~ "'
More than 100 copies have kcpa sod fhin ho ia.
few weeks, TO part pf the country, - $500 - -
rrce 40 W. had of =.
pos free, " Msssrs bRiDosN Co. 5s Grand streei New
soik
June 3-dkS. Anil