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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-11
rmulr. NIrs. Ac.

;, n'I''Is NNM'lk 1'd'f-
Together with well selected stock of Prunps Grona Soft
Shell Almonds, English Wanus Filberts, Palm Nuts Maca
ROM Acrmncclia Maple Sugar Curania Preserved Ginger
sarnes Pickles In Jars brandy Peaches imported Ins
and Principe Cigars of the best quality, Fancy
Confectionery of all kinds alkng Canes Banos
RaYa brnnA FHAcy Articles Toys Plain and Fan
Candies daily ui tho best qunuii
10 suit respectfully solicit call from city aud country buy
ers asno charge IA made tor show ing Tie goods
\ A DpYD
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HOOKS! NEW BOOKs:!-

NE have now opened u very superior A..
w sortment of Parasos of the Mor Antique Satin ,u
Chnie Turks Satin Plain and watered silk patterns adn
very nice Umbrella, and excellent lot Silk Ginchan
Cotton Umbrellas which the attention Of mr.
rhasefs. JAS. A. SrlGIER & co
may 6.ts-Rep. copy.
EUNs.-we have just received a beautiful stock of ipo
sportsmen, and the public generally. VI
6.ts J. y. GREGORY & co
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Z = IA MONDAY LEAVE LYNcHnuRo MONDAY,

N IHEsSEs! MATTREkSES!.LI am
Hail. s TO MI orders for every description Mattresses
ohuck Cotton w DOL and Moss-on the most arco,,no
nj my Terms and at the shortest notice. Call and leave orders
~ -
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- INNGURlRs- uARBIs WoHk~,
!. !
E<taA JOHN u BADDESs. Proprietor Asrf to F1sf ~
kIils adv band larger aud better ssSoft
f.t<9Iflt mant OF FINISHED MAKiisE WORK. thsn eau
III found South uf baltimore snch a. An fienh
FNyAs EFyptan. Italian and Virginia Marble hpNt6-
III NESTS TOMBS. Head and Foot stauss. Thin
e sey Pieces Tiles t1r Flaafs Aasfz latHlz bgsts
~ Door and Window stills. FuHzlInHf NtnhtA tf
G--S Cabinet Maker sind a;iIefs. ent = sns 10.
Am also prepared mIt order ANYTHING In tt Wax
uiE line on reasonable e had slsr" hers
aud a the shortest notice -
All orders from The country promptly Wtenasa = - y
ira charge for boxing. snd stc deliver, sasfantl ,
rr.pertfay Invite purchasers 20 cal AID nAaihe iaR fF
aud extensive stock nov On hann
- -. JOHN GAHhks>
IYaEhHarE. "a
RfyfHrSers s-Ms Daniel nufi Ftssfaa kakssf = kft
lie 4 Johnson tno " oisy Esls vs. AassfssH g.
saundrrs 4 Irby
ssftp Irapresr received Pfs4s a. ~ Atfksast sHA
linen Agricultural Faifs f0r The esss Aaft4s Nefk.
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IlA4 sFs1 e.::9-.s, Noticc 10 Northern TrnvcIIers
ZIG 80 " EAPEST AND MOST COM.
Noprupn>, , ,.,,F FORT ABL QUITE TO THE
QUA CREEK IL" aoa Az
Through ticket from Lynchburp tn Ra,nor. -, on
% =, Richmond to Washihton,. -. 5 50
baltimore.
- Philadelphia ................ 20
passengers and baggage conveyed from Dauyille caro
t depot on Broad street FREE CHARGE Get simmer at
Ashland, 10 miles above Richmond wv s"pPoi AZ
~ For particulars enquire of A w uopNrD
~ d3ms a. w HOhNER
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cursTrprIri.n Aprll 10Th. la5

cHFsTERfiFin April 10Th, 1856
hsssrs Dove Co.-Havne your Turf and finding
to be such hne medicine, thin> due to You that you
should know H. My daughter, about two fell
rocker OF chair and and bruised her thigh very much
assumed the form Of boil and became very had II
lanced by physician but that did relieve H. IL became
running Sore and continued SO for nearly years tried
medicine could hear Of with effect until
duced try bottle ofyour Turf Oafter using one bottle
and ahalf entirely healed have othu
and found the benefit liberty use
this as you think proper. \. CIIALKLl.
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nIa IsLANp. nedlord country. Ya. Nor. l. lsll

Bio ISLAND, Bedford county. Va, Nov /, 1904.
M1ssrs Doee Gotenamens-l used about fourth OF
bottle OF your Turf Oh upon the back horse the
back almost ever entirely place large
hand aud this single application only applied once) cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised
quekness of its euayes properties aud think prompt
and efcncous than anything Of the kind saw |
have sold ihouss DIS of bottles other preparations similar
purposes.
Resne I
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ma ldts NJ HOLIINS Il co.
NEW SENIES.-tseHtlcmcns fine CATER, Il
~ SHOES of the and best patterns Also as
onable Spring Moeskm Hats of different popular STYLES
Soft Hat Of Mole, Care Buff, Pearl Salmon
rycoour quality and style that VIII be called
Tor CASH, now being openedat l.. l.. ARMISrEAD'S
Near Farmers RAJ
NEW HOOKS! NEW ROOKs..-
~ Reports of Cases Decided in the Special of An
peas of Virginia held at Richmond, General Index
Gratton Reports from the II to the ri VOL inclusive by
John NJ Patton jrr and Roscoe B. Heath price So
Lists National System of Political Economy
Harris blscourses of Freem sunry,
The Gospel in Ezekiel by Guthrie
Mordeiea. Portugal and the Andausons OF SPAIN
Edith, the teuaher'S Daughter
Notes and travels in the East by DR. Dorr,
Preseotts Philip the Second,
Shoepoc Reeolections of Gimpsos Of American Life.
Christine, or Womau's Trials and Iriumphs by Curtis
Noodhill. or tbs Ways of Providence by rnlvi
Thoughts and Apothems, by Arch Bishop Whatcly
Ernest Lnwood by Mrs Lee Hentz,
Ippncotts pronouncing of the
Rogers Table Talk.
Tales from the German, by Famess,
Toiltng and Hoping, by Jennie Marsh
For sale by PAYNE e. CHRISTIAN
They also have just received assortment of Tranpa
rent Window Shades and Paper Hangings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-11

SAWS MANUFACTURED VIRGINIA
- ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sub.
serhers the for the sale
Messrs H. Il. BarGer Co.. Richmond, and have
and Tor SALE at manufacturers prices;
Circular SAWS, of the various sizes, up to 81 inches
Upright Mill Saws;
Gruss-Cut
Mood
Billet
Hand and Panel Saws--somo very beautiful
These Saws fully warranted Call and examine before
parct asing elsewhere
ocllss j. ID. GREGORY co.
lNEED CUTT The subscribers nrc
u manufacturing SMITHS PATENT PREMIUM LEAE-
Err CUTTING KNIT f. and will keep a supply on
hand and shall be pleased furnish all that good
iee
These Cutting Knives the best in having taken the
first Premium the late State Agricultural Fair Richmond
Va.
Call at the Agricultural Depot iust below the Norvel House.
Main street Lynchburg
cots ~. $. WHITTEMoRE & BRO
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rrSrIruENs GOODS FOR SPRING an.


vi PURyIs agent Is selling good bargains in all kinds
- Dry The public will please call and hh
stock Of Cots Cassnere Nestngs Mousns, Merrlnos Al
pacca &c.; also his stock White Goods Domestic
Ions C,llcocs &C. &C. all of which viii be- sold cheap
rnnh mn
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NIrRoTNpES, PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGUERREO
v i1PES-lhc above style of Pictures are taken i'm All
thor perfection al the Gallery of G. w MINIS A. 90 "
N y TANNER would inform his friends and tile lub in
general a hc has Just returned North after an an
sencc Z" some two months during which he has secured
without regard to labor expense new and Important
Improvement known in the Photographic art and is now pro
pared to rnish to those who may them
on Glass, Photographs Paper, The Dagucrrentn ,s
heretofore al of which will be taken in all their rli
and perfection He has also large and beautiful St,ae
OF NoLp LotkErS, BREAST Pins MEDAII1oNs FANcy a..
SIS FRAMES, &C. made expressly for art visi, IN hts
"aer Is solicited whether Pictures desired or not
ceptcd \ & ,T,%TE38 OK
at the Gallery of MINIS & Tanner Lynehburg, Va
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NEW GOODS cn,icmcn Wishing 10 pur

~ chase Will please call and stock French
Hack Gotha eolorcd dor French English and American Gas
smefes silk Nosiings, Maselcs do white colped l
ling Satteens drab Dcto stocks collars hautk Is,
British German and American half hose silk halt hose Kid
Dog skin, 1so thread and silk Gloves suspeules Nc
ma 2nts JAMES A. SGlGIEK n co
{ M cop
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Observation-Disclosures spoRT.


NNNW' JHO. n TUfNss, HHtnt, fcIUIn'
n thanks to the public for the liberal patronage
far this season and invites attention to the NEW GOODS
being received at his store These goods purehas
ed since the late decline In prices the
be sold decidedly cheap for CASH fapl 25 dts
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az GREENiEE is this day diss lived, by mutual consent
All persons having claims against Dilard w alton
lard Greeneo "t present them T. &. pay.
mont and those indebted 10 billiard Walton billiard x
Gfccnee viii mako payment to T. Greenoe alone
authorized 10 settle and receive the The
only to be used settlement of the debts by T. IL Grcenee
and no one else w. s. DlIIARD.
may l5dts H. q. GREENLEE
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~ okl-rho steamer Roanoke ON her last hi from Now
fnh @ virginia met with serious accident by running
asfhooaf on the Capcs OF Delaware and sinking her IN II
minutes. The all saved one passenger Naa
drowned The steamer being repaired will
regular tips In few days In speaking Roanoko
were fortunate in receiving stock Spring summer
Goods Gonilemens Furnishing Goods, &c. Sc before the
sup was laid up We determined 10 keep
OF being doays Prepared Those wishing superior altclo
Clothing VIII find 1t much to their advantage by giving
us call before purchasing Our system o business small
pfohts and large sales. GLASS RAl&E
apl lIts j Dlxos nrrnt
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- 6ENTLEMENS WARE.--We have just opened the best
Stock Of Frensh Black Blue and Brown Cloth Doe Skin
CasBneres Summer do LINEN Drngs Marseles for Pants,
Marseilles Yeapg Summer Scar Cravas Stocks Hosiery,
Handkerchief Gloves &c &c All ask to insure sale,
IS a call A. SIIGIER
rnav IA Pan
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~ plain and figured Baages, GDghans, Lawns, cacoes
and almost thousand other articles
cheap, for cash. JNO. J. PuRYIS agent.
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s0UTM-sIDE RAILROAD

sKaEa Z .;sSsss.5Ta3isS SUMNER ARRANGEMENT - TO
ooa., - co.. TAKE EFFECT MAY Ist ls56-
ssge train will leave the Depot Petersburg daily txcept
ouay9 AT clock arrive Burkeyille LJunction)
al o4oa M at 9i5. m, and at Lynchburg at - 20
Ne Lyh ehbnrg at o'clock, arrive at Farmyc at
oo m at Burkeville Duncton) az 30 D. M and at Pc.
tersburg at 720 p m ~ r ' ~ " ~
INC q POINT TRAIN will leave the DEPOT in Peters.
Jn except sundays at 100 and at M connecting
f WIN 'ne James River boats for Norfolk, on Wed.
n'S ana saturday morning with steamers jamestown
apl 3-dts 80 "a srtI. ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

Sales OF Stocks In Richmond.
Reported BY JOHN Il Lancaster q Son, neek ending
August q, 1856.
virginia6 per cents "a years to run, sales $93 and
interest.
Virginia per cents, shorter dates, $93 and inte-
rest
Bonds guaranteed by ths State, 500 and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, IS and int.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40, last sales, $7Si.
Farmers Bank Stock, last saIes $lUo
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $lG5.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales S.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50, last
sales &5lt.
Richmond, Fredencksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock last sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales 20
Richmond snd Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sale,
f5l.
Richmond and Danvills Railroad Stock, last sales
$40.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales SO
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r Il M Al Il lNsriTUTf
w - STANTON, ~,
Rev I1HN WILSON, A. nj PRINCIPAL.

THE in.,itution. which has been In successful ope
ration for six years will commence its next session
on WEDNESDAY, the Sd Of september, win IN.
The course Of instruction is systematic and eomprs-
hepsiye embracing all the branches OF thorough
Eussh education, together with the ancient and
modern Languages, Music, Drawing, Painting, &c
The Institute 10 incorporated with Colleague pow.
ers and when the full course OF study Is eompieteo
All the departments are under the direction of
teachers of experience and skill 10 their profession,
and the boarders who reside in the INSTITUTE VIII be
under the care of the Principal and his lady, at all
times and viii receive all necessary aid aud alton
tion Parents are assured that, while We shall pre-
serve inexbIy that discipline essential to the proper
development Of the rnipd and the formation of true
womsny character, pupils shall also receive spe.
cial instxrcdon in regard to their perscns deport-
bis. efforts TO enable them to spend their time at
school pleasant as well IS prof ably
TERMS:
(Per Session of Ten Months
Board lights fuel and washing Observation-Disclosures
Tuition in oil English 20
Music Piano, with use of instrument... 50
Modern Languages EACH. 20
Ancient Languages, no extra charge.
r. Payable-One-half at the beginning Of the session,
the other LIST of February.
q FOR Circulars, or further information address e
M RS. s. MISS jessie siUnDUN's
lfl SCHOOL-to be removed to Franklin street
will open on the lst day of October naxt. Terms
s ss os. Apsn BE- ss,
broush's BY letter, addressed to Mrs. r. Gordon
Richmond, Va. au l5-3tawtIstO ,
EDUCATION.-M Mrs. NJ. G. RICE will
II open School, the LIST of September, ON I'd street
between Clay and Leigh Having taught in this city
IN years ago, and afterwards in Western Seminary
with her husband, Rev. w. b. Rice, and for the last
Is years in Lynchburg with great satisfaction to her
patrons she hopes to merit and receive the
Her mode of instruction is thorough, adapted 20 the
ages and capacities of her pupils Her discipline s
parental anc systematic
She will give instruction in most OF the higher
Enslish branches, also In Latin Terms per session
Of ten months, payable quarterly: -lss
0egnners. 70 w
huelmenta ~ W
English 70 ~
higher English Branches including Latin.... 80 O1
Persons Wishing Mrs. Rice, will please call at
Mr.. John Royals, on 7th street, between Clay and
Leiah au I6--di2t
Z .. eQUIKE's sELkCT CLAselCAL
IL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Main and
LIST streets, Richmond The 10th session will COM
mence on the 18th of September, 1856
PRoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher in Modern
Languages.
JOHN A. CALYO, Teacher in Drawing
au l5--h
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nksTlHY DkHiOksTRATKD..-P
CO., sof respsstfsy informs the ladies' end sen-
III, "a o. hehnood and vicinity, that informstion
n,sxsses o. health. wealth. love, msrrisss iourssys
49, 49,. dmealtses 70 bosiss.., ahssnt kieDds Il
Asy psIson wiships 70 know true sn6 scr,sst
ss Of Aii toinfs-past present ana futsre-mnst
so.s. e s ssoe snsr sgs Apply in Aaam,s Vas,, Il
On the aoox. Ss. = rfof. T. y
TLAAs-60 eoafs each
- Al linas Il disssapsrs sur,l i. o.a.h 49,
90 t-ins - = = dsaos dme
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FPO THE LADIES OF KICHMOND..-
DENNIS l. BRO, Dyers, beg to inform the ci-
prepared to execute every description of Silk Cotton
and Woollen DYEING and CLEANING, as we'll as
can be done in New York, elsewhere. le' u p.
worknen, and can guarantee satisfaction to pat
rons. So tt+
Merino Silk and De Laine Dresses dyed into fash
of every description dyed cleaned; Grape shawis
dyed scarlet crimson, or other colers equal to I'M
ported Velve's dyed end finished nearly equal to
new. Silk Dresses cleaned, and wine and grease
stains renewed
We intend to do our work equal to any establish
ment in the United States, and respectfully solicit
the patronage of the citizens of Richmond and vici-
nifty
~ Gents Garments cleaned and dyed
a- DENNIS l. BRO,
Successors to J. w. Hines. Franklin st.,
au J4-eo6t~ Opposite Metropolis Hall
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During July there were shipped from Lake Su.
psIior, through the st. Mays Falls ship canal,
l07i tons Of copper ore.
Attorney General Kimball, Of Ohio, died of dys-
cntery At his residence In Medina, last week.
In July, 800 American vessels passed through
the Wensnd Canal, and $50 Canadian.
George @. Ross. we'll known artist, died at
Newark. n. J., . few days ago.
A young girl named Mary Brcadus. was fright
fully burned few days since,at Cincinnati by the
bursting Of spirit lamp
There have been printed already, OF the various
volumes Of Irving's Life Of Washington. three n,
. vo and one In l2 mo-, about 100000 copies.
during July. l73 children nnder 4wo years old
Old were buried In Chicago
capt =. n. PaFssns, native Of Albemsrle. Va.
Jegislsiure s-rTf s ~ sou''
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE In PARIs.-The last re-.
port presented to the shareholders ofthe Exhibit
ston Palace Company, shows 4 deficit off, 673, GA
francs, which reduces the value of each share from
100 francs TO II "a 100. The Agricultural Exbi.
bition produced $50 900 francs whilst the expense
OF fitting up the premises for 1t were 500 600
francs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

REVOLUTIONARY OFrIcgRs.-The bill which
passed the House of Representatives, under the
patronage of Mr. Broom to provide for a final set.
Element Of the claims of Revolutionary officers for
the half pay promised by the resolutions of the
18th October, 1870. and the 22d of March, ISL.
was postponed In the Senate until the third Mon.
day In December next .l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

L night,
OLD sol wan gone somewhere,
/ thought would try if could
Get me some fresh, cool air;
IL seemed TO me, fact to be,
That all we've gone to rest,
When suddenly melody
With rapture filed my breast,
When getting near. better TO hear
Whence this sweet nugc came,
! saw some played serenads
To some sweet, lovely dame;
Guitar and Cute, both very good,
banjo, tamborine:
A fiddle fine, not made of pine,
The best Pve ever seen;
ACCORDION. fife, as in my life
think seldom found; ..
Each nstrumen " as sure to lend
More sweetness to tbs sound;
Wanting to know, lik ed them co,
Where could find such more.
The quick reply wss-Go and buy
Them at SCHAAP'S Fancy Store,
eu4 Corner Broad and Sd streets.
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SHADE DEPOT, $50 Broad
II SIREEI Il Qnn psIs of tbass hsauiiful Shadea

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 Broad
w srRBET-l 600 pairs of those beautiful Shades,
only SIZE, richly worth 81; LsndscaPes plain and
did vase Shades gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price they usually sold At Table Oil Cloths, all
widths, Is cents up.
N. B.-storskeepers and psdars supplied, at New
York prices. Also, nice assortment of Dry Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible pIices.-
Mssei Hose Sc. Linen ndkerchiefs &c; Black
Lace Mitts l2ts.; Twisted Silk size; Ladies' aud Mis-
scs Belts &C.; Ladies' Collars from &c. up; Under
sleeves 25cI Brown Linen Table Cloths &c.; Towels
Al long, 10c.-with other Goods, which will be sold
cheap. Ladies' will find it to their advantage to call
at the cash store of ID. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st.
Tvs between Sd and 4.h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

SCHOOL FOR BOYS The subscriber
- returns his sincere thanks his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
as Teacher since his return to the city. and becs
leave to inform them that the duties of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th day of August
on Sd street, between Clay and Leigh. With an ex-
perience of thirty years Teacher he feels conf
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
tronize him.
EY Terms made known application.
REFERENCEs.-Rev. Dr.. Howell Rev. Jas B. Tay-
lor, Msssrs j. Il George Gibson p J. Archer, Esq,
John Pearce, A. Richards, Esq and numerous others
of his patrons, if necessary.
an Il-dim A. G. SAUNDERS
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EUR WA Il DING BU SIN s--IN-

Il CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
nsnts to increase the line OF boats running from my
house. and shall at the commencement of the fall
send out boat every other day Sundays except
ed BY this arrangement will put goods through two
days thnn heretofore and nearly, if alto
gether, soon as by the S. 5. h. r., and at much
less expense.
Merchants west of Lynchbury wishing to consign
their goods the rsrord agent are required to de-
post funds to pay the charges that point as the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay or col
lect charges on goods received by tho Canal.
jy 29-ts ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock
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BUsINHss CARDS.

d. B. BRIDGFoRD, n TINsLEY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS H - -t
y RIDGFORD a. CO.. General Commits
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
Richmond, Va. 80 6ff hu
TVVO r d Is A G co MANUFACTURERs.-
The undersigned. Agents and Commission M er-
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, in New
York, respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco to
their adore SIS. From their acquaintance with the
trade. they atter themselves they give satsfae
ton to shippers al
Innes c. Adams late of the firm of Patteson, Adams
Il Co would be pleased to hear from his old fiends
at this house.
Liberal advances on condsnments
CONNOLLY ADAMS,
.-.4 Al Front street, NJ Y.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoRT. h. ADAMS.
ix 1-d9m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

SLAVE SrAMPEDs On Sunday night 10th ir.
slant, seven slaves, the property of Messrs Thos.
Tavenner. D. G. Lovett and Albert Logan, made
their escape from the vicinity Of Parkersburg, Va
on the underground railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

the Monticello House, Charlottesville, Mr.. Thomas
Mcknight shot Mr.. James E. Dawson, lodging two
balls In his breast
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MONDAY. AuGUsT lsrn.--I will close

MONDAY, AUGUST ISTH.-.I will close
lVl out The balance Of all my summer goods at
grest sacrifice, as an determined to close ali
styles Of summer goods regardless Of cost. have
some beautiful styles of fancy and plain Bsrages and
Tissues striped broeado snd plain black Silks; 1000
yards fne fast color Lawns at l24 cents really worth
- cent yards superne quality printed Jaconcfs
at shilling, these goods generally sed at St
zoo dotted Swiss Muslin Dresses very fine dresses at
70 CENTS per yard 50 embroidered white Swiss Dress
very fine goods so cents per yard worth rs cts
good quality cambria muslin tI2t ctr SO newest styles
Nantes. best quality; black Lawns; elastic Bslts,
Hoop Skirts Grass Skirts with the usual assortment
of fancy and domestic Dry Goods Fer the best bar
gains call ut the esta tiished cheap cash store.
au IS 5e@ NJ. EZEkIEL. rs Main street.