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Later from. KANSAS.

CHICAGO, JUNE lZ-J r. M
Persons just arrived from Kansas City,
Monday P M bring Intelligence that
Colonel Sumner has ordered Whilfield's
army to leave the Territory. Ga Saiur-
day the whole number. four hundred, left
and went over to Weslport. where. being
reinforced by one hundred and fifty Mis-
sourians, they determined TO return.
which they did on Sunday threa tening to
hang Colonel Sumner if they catch him.
ltwss expected that collision would
take place between the United States
troops and the Missourians on Tuesday,
unless The latter changed their purpose.
ST. LOUIS, June II
The Kansas Commission Howard and
Sherman. and their officers. Hanscomb.
Lord. Townsend and Upton, arrived here
this evening on the steamer Polar Star.
They leave for the East 10 morrow They
report Kansas as being in critical condi
ton. When they left many of the Mis-
sourians were pouring into The Territory
and determined upon fighting Tho
Free State men were mastering, ana
equally anxious for battle.
The Kansas Investigating Committee
have closed their labols anu have each
repaired 20 their respective homes TO
spend few days, before proceeding 10
Washington TO make their rcpori.
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State Ticket.

For Governor,
ASHBEI. r. WILLARD of White, county
For Lieut. Governor,
ABRAM A. HAMMOND of Vigo do
For SecretaTy Of State,
DANIEL MCCLURE Of Morgan do
Fer AUDITOR of State,
JOHN.W. DODDof Grant DO
For Treasurer Of State.
AQCILLA JONES OF Bartholomew do
For Attorney General
JOS. E. MCDONALD of Montgomery do
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
Prof. VIM. c. LARRABEE of Putnam do
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
WM. B. BEACH, cf Boone do
For Reporter for Supreme Court,
GORDON TANNER of Jackson do
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CHICAGO. June II.


Persons just arrived from Kansas city.
Monday p. NJ, bring intelligence that
Col. Sumner ordered Whlt6eid's army to
leave the territory on Saturday. Whole
number, four hundred left and went over
TO Westport. He was reinforced by one
hundred and fEy Missourisns and deter
mined 10 return. which he did on Sunday.
threatening 20 hang Sumner il he ca tched
him. Expected collision OF U. 5. troops
with marauders on TuesAsy unless latter
changed their purpose.
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friend Of the Edwards Ho,el--who, we
learn isto prepare dinner on the occa.
sion--wiIi have as many guests as he can
possibly attend to--those too. who will
cheerfuily foot the bill, as they are sure
to get the worth of their money.
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Luxurious RAILROAD CARs-The Det-
roit Advertiser SAYS the cars on the ILL.,
nois Central railroad, for comfort and
convenience. excel those of any other
road in the West. One Of them contains
elk state rooms, each room having two
seats with cushioned backs long enough
for person to lie upon. The backs of
the seats are hung with hinges at the
edge SO that they may be turned up at
pleasure. thus forming two single berihs.
one over the other, where persons may
sleep with all the comfort imaginable. -
In one end Of the car is a small wash
room. with marble wash.bowls, looking.
glasses, &c. o. the opposite side Of the
car from the state-rooms is row Of seats
with revolving backs. similar TO BARRIERS
chairs. so arranged that the occupant may
sit straight or recline in an easy attitude
at pleasure. The other five cars have
each two OF three similar state rooms.
- Even these conveinences are surpassed
by some of the lately-construc;ed cars liz
France. On the Orleans railway people
can now 60 to bed-fsirly undress, and
have as good a nights res, as they could
get under a four poster. For this the
traveller pays the price Of two seats.
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Kansas Reported QdiCt.
ST. LOUIS. June

ST. LOUIS, June To-.
Capt. Pate writing to the Republican,,
under date Of Kansas City. 18th inst.
says: Comparative quite reighs in Kan
sss. There is no fighting going on. The
United States troops are disbanding all
unlawful military bodies. In cases where
they have reassembled. all arms have
been taken from them. If nothing un-
looked for occnrs TO derange things, there
will doubtless be peace very soon.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A man was killed on the Wabash Val
ley road on Monday last, between Logons
port and Peru. by the train going East.
He was lying asleep ar drunk on the road
with his neck and arm on the Fail. The
grass was very high around him. and in
consequence he was not seen ill the train
was within fifty yards Of him. Ever,
effort was made 10 stop the train bu,
vainly. The wheels passed over he
unfortunate man, cutting his head and
arm clear of, as though done by an axe.
The head was thrown about six feet from
the body. which was not moved by the
blow. The man was uuaHown-sup
posed TO be about twenty five year;
Of sge.
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the nation has derived from The Know
Nothing movement: it has efrtetgally
'cinnoleed the old Wing yarty, anc
whilst the chalf has been carried of by
the breeze. the wheat has been left 10 be
absorbed BY the Democratic party. But
among The thousands and tents Of thou
sands Of accossions which the democracy
have received with a more cordial wei
come. or with a heaTiier satisfaction
than the distinguished Senator from
Louisana, Mr. Benjamin. who in speech
delivered in the United States Senate OF
the 81 instant declared his determination,
TO join the Democratic party Ohio
Statesman
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The Rail Road.

II is now pretty well understood that
the Cars from Laporte, will not reach this
place by the 4lh. and several of our citi-
Gems intend taking pleasure ride on that
portion then finished, probably all ex-
cspt or 4 miles, and spending tie 4Ih
al Laporte.
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AFTER NOON SESSION.

Two O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The President resumed the chair, end
the Secretary reported the presence oil
delegates, as follows
We omit the list OF delegates, as i,
is quite Ieng,hy.l ssl
Mr.. Hughes. of White. from the com.
mittee on upportionmeat. reported as fol-
lows; which was adopted.
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@u-ES.%e>-<-

A BoLTER.-Shelby Stone. Esq. gen
tleman of intellect. and much Influence
in the Sixth Congressional District, Ky.
made a speech in Monticello the other
day. in which he renouuced ami denounc-
Ell Know Noihingism.
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A certain Mil,eri!e author erole
book proving that The world would com,
10 an end in three months. and then tried
to get publisher 10 print IL and wait
nine months for his p,yl The Publisher
didnt like the louks OF the les; six months.
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To CoLoE The Hair BLacK-Aiex
Reed. of Pittsburgh, Pc. writes the
Scientific American. that the following
receipt will co il: ~
Take one part OF bay rum. three parts
Of olive oil, and one par. of good brandy,
by measure. and wesh the hair with thi
mixture every morning. In a short time
the use of it. will mike The hair beshti-
fnl black, Without injuring il i'm the least
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A. G DEAylrT, SECRETARY.


Some chap who was premasnreIy mar
ried in the ne wspapers. thus notices the
compliment in New Orleans paper.
.NoTIcr. -Theo. Petiersoe returns his
most sincere thanks TO MAZDA me Rumor
and his friends fcr marrying him while
across the Lake.
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The large and beautiful new front bull
ding Of the Edwards Hotel is rapidly en-
closing. and assuming the appearance of
q we'll arranged first class Hotel.
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Fremont Nominated.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is, P. II.
Mel Lean and Chase both Withdrawn.
Fremont was nominated on the first bai
lot. New York aud NEARLY all The Nev
England States went !oT bin.
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The stsmer George Law arrived a,
New York on Friday. with California
ia ties 20 the 3lst u,. She brought in
nearly 100000 in treasure. Business
was dull. Great excitement was occas-
Toned in San Francisco. Oh The 2O.h ult.,
by the murder of Mr.. King BY Case, and
Cora. In consequence. the business
houses were all closed md drsped in
morning. The muderers have been taken
from the Jail by an armed pose. and
were 10 have been executed on the day
following Mr.. Kings funeral.
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Remember, We who ridicule a young
man for his parsimony, that by and by
he can De generous, when you have moth
ing 10 give. sscs 80 asae .assss
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A Nice Little Business. The annual
earnings of the several lines of railroads
that connect at Chicago. Iilionis. with N.
York city. exceed twenty-five millions
Of dollars, This fact taken i'm connection
with the vast amount Of produce and
merchandise transported between the two
points by water carriage. conveys some
tolerabls idea of the resources of the
Grea. West.
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Friend. friend said newly arrived
lrishman. holding wasp between his
finger and thumb, "whai kind OF beast
IS this? Oh murderi speak QUICK, for
he bites very hard"
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II is supposed that the reason lay
most Of the woman's rights women, who
are old maids. dfn't marry, is that they
consider the nseives so far in sdvance OF
the age, That they are afraid lA,ir CT.
spring would be grandchildren.
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Two things 10 be lePi--your word AMI
your temper. The former when dealirg
with printer--ihe latter Hhen dispu;ins
with woman. This may be difficult.
but easily done by getting couple OF
chapters Of Job by heaIt.
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= The Assessor.of Terre Hsute return
the value of Apornerty within. the eorpos
alton, at IS, SOC, geo.
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NJ. Vsttamare. Of Paris. reports that
an appropriation has been made by tn.
French Governm cut for All e A mericnprli.
brsTy in hat city, and I'm, i! occup;es
pow over.5 600 volumes.
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committee.
Ruel Starr. OF Porter,
S. Burson, Lsporte.
A. G.. Deavit, ST. Joseph,
T. McDopa,d, M1rshall,
Eli Brown, Starke,
w. S. Hudson, Pulaski,
G. w. Spi!ler. Jasper,
! J. c. Reynolds. White,
Jsmes Young, Benton,
Il. L1whead, Fulton,
ii. NJ. Bliss, Cass.
Samue! Glass, Miami.
And then. after recess Of 20 minutes
the committee reported as follows;
! President.
DAVID TURPIE of White.
Vice Presidents.
Eli Brown. of StaIks;
VIM. c. Barnett. Pulaski:
FL. I. Howard. Benton;
John BrowniieId. ST. Joseph;
I. d Lemon. Laporte;
w. NJ. Patterson, Marshal;
A. 3. Knowllon. Csss;
Geo. w. Splitter, Jasper.
Secretaries.
John A. Graham. of Miami;
A. freeman, Porter;
G.. Hartman. Laporte;
Thos. Mcdonald. Marshall;
w. r. BOwes, Laporte;
I. j. Mortified. Porter;
A. E. Drapier. St. Joseph;
B. Law head. Fulton.
On motion by w. r. Bowes, a com
mittee consisting OF G. Hathaway. VIC.
Barnett and Isaac Reynolds, was appoint
ed 20 conduct the President to the chair.
The President on taking The chat ad :
dressed the body in feliciious terms upon
some of the objects Of lie Convention.
MIR. Young. of Bsnton offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolued. That Committee of one
from each county in the District be ap.
pointed by the Chair, for the purpose Of
appor:ioning the vote 10 which each
county shall be entitled in this corven
iIou-!aking as basis for their calcula-
ton the Democratic vote cast at the Con-
gressionsl election in 1854, and allowing
each county one vote for every one hun.
dred Democratic votes there cast. and one
for every fraction Of this ratio over So
no county having less ,hon2 votes.
The chair appointed the following PER.
sons as said Committee.
R Hughes, of White county,
Z E. Campbell. Porter,
G. Hathaway, Laporte.
- Walls. Lake.
A. Jewett, Jasper.
N. o. Ross. Miami.
VIM. ]. Cullen. Csss.
w. c. Barnett, Pulaski.
A. 6. Deavitt. St. Joseph, =
A. l.. Wheeler. Marshall,
B. Lawhesd. Fulton.
C.. S. Tlbbits. Starke.
On motion of S. A. Hall. ordered that
a committee OF one from each county be
selected by the delegates respectively TO
report resolutions, and the counties being
called, the following persons wero report.
ed rs constituting said committee.
S. A. Hall, Cass county,
a. Jones. Porter,
G. Hathaway. Laporte,
A. E. Drapisr. ST. Joseph,
w. Nj. Patterson. Marshall.
w. M. Mccormick, StaIke,
Judge LeFleur. Jasper,
I. 3. Thomas. Pulaski.
A.. +. Reed. White.
J. Young. Benton,
Z. N. Banks, Miami,
Hugh Miller, Fulton,
The Convention then took recess till
one o'clock.
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woman's tongue has been found ca
pable. cn actual experiment. 10 move l.
600 times minute! Tank oil dat s,.d
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BosToy, Jun

BosToy, June IL
The Niagara sailed at noon to day for
Liverpool. She takes cut nearly mil.
lion in specie
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Ore hundred heavy guns were fred .,
st. Louis. in honor of The nomination Of
James Buchanan.
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TnEATER BuRHr The Peoples Thsa-
Ter, al Cincinnati, WAS burnt on Friday 6.
ternoon. together with several adjoining
buildings. Il is supposed that the thea.
ter was sci on fife desisnedly. Loss
about $50. GOO.
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II 10 SsolfA Abdt num- OuitSI hlBS.
the prominent Old Wing Of Georgia,
supports Bdohansn and Breckinridge.
Five noblemen are said 10 own abous
fourth of al the land properly in
Scotland. They ore the Msiquis Of
BTeadalbane. and the Dukes of Argyle.
Athol, Southerland and Buce!eugh =
About two thousand proprieiors are said
also TO own one third OF the land and 10.
tai revenue. three kingdoms OF England,
Scotland and Ireland.
An eastern editor. in an obituary on a
young lady who had recently-died. clos
ed by saying. ''Sho had an amiable tenn
per, and was uncomnonly FOND of ice
cream, and other delicacies."
They DREss CooL our Wrsr.-A
young lady being asked il sho should
wear that bonnet TO church. replied she
should wear nothing else.
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The crops in Upper Cinaja never
looked so promising al the same season
of sny lormer year as they d. this.
Fruits Of oil kinds promise an abundant
Yield.
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The delegates 10 the Democratic Con.
venIor of the 9Th Congressional District,
asse bled at Bradford on the 10Th irst.,
and on motion of S. A. Hall of Cass. Mai
Gardner, Of Pulaski was called TO the
chair. and w. r. Bowes. of Lsporte APP
pointed Secretary.
On Motion of B. Lswhead of Fulton, a
committee of one from each county in
the District was appointed to report off,
GERS for the permanent organization of The
Convention.
The following persons constituted said
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When sunday morn BEANIE IN.
How sweet 'lis'to stay,
In bed an horr later
Than on q wock dav.
When The early bell Ginning
SAYS be al Your case.
You can g to your breakfast
As soon as YOU please
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Statesman Of the present age, the able
diplomatist. the champion of popular
rights aud Of civil and religious liberty,
and The unwavering Democrat who hes
ever defended our Constitution and the
Union Of the States, and his nomination
10 the Presidency BY the Cincinnati Con.
venticn ,neets our hearty approval, and
in the coming election he will receive oul
unanimous support.
Resolucd. That we approve Of the nom
inalion Of Kentucky's favoriie son and
gifted statesman. john c. BREcKINRlDeE
for the Vice Presidency; and that with
The names Of Buchanan and Bseckinridge
inscribed upon our banners, we cannot fail
to win a. victory tina, will do honor 10 the
national sentiment OF the country. and
beat back the cloud OF intolerance of Sc
cret political conclaves. the combinations
that would rob the people OF the right oil
self government. and the piraiical sgita.
tors that would "let the Union Slide" and
by single blow would destroy the glo-
rious fabrics of our fathers.
On motion of Mr.. Graham. it was
Ordered. That the Democratic Central
committee for The 9th Congressional Dis
,rict consists, as heretofore. Of the Dem,
ocratic Editors thereof. and one gentle.
man not connected with the press in each
county in the district where no newspa-
per is printed. -liv ~; s@AcaI9
: Under this order, the District Central
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-27
prom A DISTINGUISHED .MENIBER
y OF THE BAR-THE GREAT tORATOR OF
WESTERN VIRGINIA

MoRGANrows, Va, 9th March, 1856
DIR. SCorT:-Dear Sir,-Last fall had violent at
tack of Lumbaso Having for several weeks used the
ordinary remedies without any permanent benefit
got vial of your "WHITE LlNfMENTn had not
used this more than week, when was nmust total
~ relieved have every reason to attribute this re.
liefto the of this Medicine and have no hesta-
ton in saying that consider your Eminent a very
valuable remedy for Rheumatic affections Is
Very respectfully,
w. 4. WILEY.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell. Ladd
l. Co and Alex. Duval Richmond. N.Y.
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uAIII, BEAUTIFUL SPRINGS!
IL Hail. beautiful Spring. the birds, how they sing,
And roses to the cheeks of the maiden it brings;
1t gives vigor to manhood, and health to us all,
And does away with all Cough Syrup till the end OF
next Fall
1t will not be long-sax3Me week or two
For the benefit of ladfef win introduce something
new; =,
1t is no nasty physic, 1t is made for their SAKE, IN
hone, like LEonAR COUGH SYRUP, the ladies will
take.
Price Is cents per bottle bottles dollar.
To be had of Duval 4 Norton, A, Bodeker, O. B.
HILL L. B. Thomas. Laidley Robinson, 8. r. Sem
pie, S. M. Zachrisson, Grubbs u Apperson, and oil
Druggists in the State of Virginia
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MARBLE WORkS.-.MILLER d WIN.
lvI CENT, Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
Church. r ---
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to order,
of the best material and workmanship, equal to any
in the Union, at the lowest New York and Philadel-
phia prices.
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to stock on hand, which consists of larger
and better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
TOMBS, HEAD PIECES &c, than Ia often found in
similar establishments
r1or manner.
~ Monumental Drawings on hand, for inspec-
ton. NH JI---Su
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HOME MEDICINE.--IRS.D DAVIS
Cough. and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following are few extracts from certificates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely of it, have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. l know of its good enec1
with great many other than my own fanny - W~.
Nc Crery.
81 have used 1t in my family for three years, and
found it the best family medicine have ever used
III. Il. Stecenson.
aFor sickness among children, nothing can be bet
term b. GodiDin.
az have tried all the cough remedies OF the day
and have no hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
DAVIS to be the valuable preparation OF the KIND
new in use."-Eljah Warren
For sale by Mrs. A. B: DAVIS, Bennett boers,
Alex Duval, Paterson Jackson, Chas Millspaush,
E. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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* EASONABLE CLOTHING MAY BE
~ found in large quantities at the Store of the SUBJ
scribers and never before have offered stock in
our line with satisfaction to ourselves that is
when we consider the style, quality and price. Our
increased trade gives us more opportunity for variety
vantage hoping thereby to secure The confidence of
purchasers dealing in Richmond.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS-Consisting of
White and Fancy Cotton and Linen Shirts; Gauzs,
Silk and Merino Shirts; Wrappers and Drawers;
White and Brown Jeans and Linen Drawers together
with q large stock of Silk, Isle Thread and Kid
Gloves. Also Suspenders, Stocks Ties, Cravats and
Handkerchefs; in fact, full line of Gents Wearing
Apparel, to which we call attention.
GROSHcNG TUPMAN,
my24 ITO Main at.
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i Some remarkable cures performed by THE Lini-
ment have come under our especial notice OF late,
and among them we will mention the case of q Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA-
TIC LiNIMENT. Prepared only by
JOHN w. POLLARD,
f. Druggist 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH l1--fa
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RUNAWAYS.

Aa FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-.
RM Runaway, on Sunday, 18th inst, my mulatto
"A man HENRY. He is SO years Of age, about
~ feet 6fnches high, full head of hair, little
- grey gosd teeth was wearing whiskers when
he left; had on a dIab coat, blue pants and black
scarf speaks quick and when spoken to, has way OF
making slight movement of his right hand, when
about to reply. He came from Blacksburg, and may
have taken that direction.
will give $40 for his arrest in this city county,
or &5Oif arrested out Of the city county, and
turned to me. q. L. EARNEST. q
my 20-d1cts secs e-
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. s,ARn.--Wna. PERClvAla CIVIL - =
"A sineer cad Architsct.-Omce, ovddins
i1th between Main ~ Bank street
nTechanIcai and Ornnnacntat DraYsIsS 80
In connection with my sdvcAttssfsras sna 49,
rerysc Office, have opened Draining iooa, -
aided By competent assistants, an prepetssa 49,
Dcsirns and Copies Of ell kinds OIL mncnne rsss
Pinns for RridFes stone or otherwise; Copes g .s
osraph from Of Railroad and Canal Maps Ana Ifo-
6ies Copies OF Land Maps, Trscinsa IcS WIN w.
sens for wood, stone iron; Urnams nsae C,wkr
WILLIAM rEnSl $40
NH ls--em Civil Ensineer and ArenlleoI.
TSTRE AND MAXINE INSURANCE can
IL he erected with the Albernarle lnsufance Com
ra.v an a. favorable - with any other ooupa.
Az Il s Stats, possessing real cash csptsi e meet
os''l "fr' Asts, Richmond, Va
VIM +. EARLY, PreSt, {s5N ss%4E8ssM
mo WOOD, Jr, Sec'J a68ssE
Charlottesville. ".
n n. COON a. co., AUCTlJNEElfs,
Il. No. 70 MAIN STREET, offer their services e
the public az Auctoneers for the sale Of Real Estate
Furniture Groceries. Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle DO,
at the shortest nstce and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and commodious rooms they win re-
ceve goods for sale at private sale without the charge
Of storage.
Out door sales of every description attended to mp
on reasonable terms. 1900
Il. B. COOK. WIN. MOTT.
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offeI VI THE JAMES RIVER ANDk Co - :
yT,uR hic5MoSD, May 18th, 1855
unpaid portion of the Interest nm
-, inc Guaranteed Benps of this Company. viii be
PAID upon application ut this Office - -
my l4-.2aw2w VIM. MUNFORD. sec,v
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rieces OF plnn and fancy Bnreees and Tissues
paIenased at auction In New York, much below tbe
COST OF Importation, embracing all tho newsat de-
signs-choice and beautiful Goods The attention OF
M ttsde 70 particularly invited. They viii be sold
msh KENT, FAME L co.