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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

! ~ gdiu
/ A dispatch from Mr. Mason states that the
/ French Government signed Convention with Hon
durs Oh the sth Of July, which guarantees cehtra
/ ~ with regard 10 the railroad route.
There were 14S deaths in Baltimore last week
/ Is more than the week previous. The greater por
! ton of deaths were of children
| The Boston Bee reports fatal case Of yellow f.
| yer at Chelsea. Deceased sailor, mate of a
| South American trading vessel.
| Mr. j. Henry HaWley. well known merchant
of Memphis, Tennessee, died suddenly the 18th
| inst.
| case of Asiatic cholera occurred in Newark.
y. ", on Saturday. Two deaths from cholera
took place III New York city last week.
The Office building attached to Oaks Warehouse
in Petersburg, was partially consumed by fire on
Monday night.
The American councils of New York are opposed
to afusion with the so-called Republican parry.
Thomas J. Smith the first settler of the town OF
| Raymond, Kinds county. Miss, died at his resi-,
deHce there, few days ago
II ID stated that Mr. George Peabody has taken
$4,000 in the Atlantic telegraph stock and paid
10000 for the insurance Of the safety of the wires
Dunn, the kiInapper, was examined before the
Mayor of Lynchburg on Saturday, and remanded
for trial.
The cars reached .Tonesborough, Tenn, on Friday
last. for the first time. and the event WAS ccebra
ted by grand jubilee.
Mr.. Walter Jarboo New York policeman, dis
appeared myseriouoly on the ID inst. and has not
yet been heard from. Foul play is suspected.
There is a d"arth Of visitors at Newport this
year. and the inhabitants turning their atterl-
tion to means of gaining livelihood Less preca-
rous than hotel and boarding house keeping. SEN
sihle.
The Jail Of st. Marys county, Md. was broken
open on the night Of Thursday last and six prison
ers made their escape
Jacob Shock aud wife. Of Hartford county. Md.
have recovered 81 ,0i2 damages from the Northern
| Central Railroad company, for the burning Of
about fifteen acres Of the plaintiffs woodland, in
april, ISL
There were more than $50 arrivals at the Ro-
anok. Red sulphur Springs, last week.
Richard Smith. Esq. old and well known cit
i2en of Charleston, :. G., died last Sunday.
Mary Elizabeth Cops has been committed to Jail
III Norfolk to answer Il charge of larceny.
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E3yn HAIR CuTTING.--To the Citizen'
and Strangers visiting the City.-it you wish TO ~
your Hair cut in the latest aud most improved -ty.
/ would advise you to call on IlOBSON, At bis H@r
Cutting Room, under the American iotei-entrsnc
4u nth street.
~ Blot Cold and shower BArHs can be hal a.
all hours. Single Baths y cents. or tickets for 5
Ap Eff
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The MAns.-The Postmaster General has nearly
completed the arrangements by which to concen-
trate at Cincinnati, by the most prompt and expe-
ditious means, the great northern and eastern
mails thence TO be distributed through the western
states and territories generally He Is also endea
yoring TO improve the soathern mail service.
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FATAL ACcDENT.--The Camden Alabama Rcpul
lie of the LIST. states that on the 3lst ult yuunl
lad named Aaron Williamson, aged about or II
wears of Il. H. Williamson formerly ofthis place
now of Mississippi, accidentally shot in corn
field belonging to the Barnett Place near thls
town, by Bacot Mclyer, Young son of Col. Thonar
r. McIvrr. The shot proved fatal almost instantly
The boys were, at the time Of the accident, shooting
doves
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HomcIpE-A Youn. man named Ritehie waskill.

IoMcIpE.-A young man named Richie waskil-
cd at his mothers place. IL miles above icdgeville,
Ala, on the 30th ult., by named Hedgepeth.
Hedgepeth had been drinking, and entered the
house Of Mrs. Richie in noisy staggering way,
when ynung Richie ordered him out After he
got out of the house Richie also went out. when
they together. and Hedgepeth stabbed him
MORALLY. Hedgepath was arrested.
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gsA- DR.. JOHN b. WALrHALL, (Itom0o-
pAthiSt) offers his professional service, 20 the eigi
of Richmond and its vicinity. once al his
sidcnce On Leigh street, two doors from 9TH.
Je l-l2m*
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e,,.vsRo.pn nv TRApE or RIcuMoyn.

UT 4
Horace +. KENT. Pres't T.. q. BENTLEY, Treas'r
WILLIAM u. IsAAcs. Secretary.
Committee If ArbtfTuttOn.
WILLIAM ). DOMAIN. Chairman.
T.. W. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES d. DUPUY,
I. W. MCCANCE, L. d. CKLNsHAN.
my PTS
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BeA.P. IL. AYLErr, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held the city Of Rich
nond and attends regularly the County aud Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield, uenriCo, Hanover aud hinS
" tiiam counties.
Es-Onice over the store Of Z. Johnston Brother
No. rs Main street. ~ l-6u
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E&, CeREECTIoyIt was lanes Kennedy, an Irish
Itborcr aud not JOHN KENNEDY. rs was stated in
he Dispatch, that WIS arrliJned before the Mayor
Oh Monday, for drunkenness It*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s.,4p To THE PUBLIC-A PLAIN s

EsSyn To THE PUBLIC-A PLAIN STATE
NEvr op Ftcrs-On the lst Of April last. purchased
the interest Of NJ g. Gentry, IN the Pcr9dicai con,
will appear from the following card, pubilshel by
him in she South, and other papers Of April ith;
(rhc first portion is business card "hich
Having disposed Of my interest to Mr.. d. +
Jacques. in the above business, DANES \. Gentry &
Coz take pleasure in recommending nun To my
friends and the public ,,.
(Signea) VI. q. GENTRY.
For his interset in the concern gave him 80, or
its equivalent and an agreement WAS entered mt"
Sonal to hself the style of the firm should cuuin-
ne to be daS.A. GENTRY Co, though NJ. &. Gentry
and b. +. Jaques were the actual partners; The con
Germ existed until the 18th Of July last when u wa
dissolved by mutual consent, aud the STOCK aud
routes OF subscribers 10 daily and weekly papers,
&c, divided between Us. aud the Key, natures, &C.
Ofthe store. No. III Broad street sold becoming the
purchaser of VI. o. Gentrys Interest therein. at the
fairs in the dissolution. made in the presence
and by advice Of Mr. VIM II. Lyons. NJ. q. Gentry's
lawyer and the articles of agreement Of dissolution
tJrayn unh bimI arc now in hi4 pp,sessiUn aud 10
lin refer Tor the truth ofmy statements.
am now doing business IN the store, No III
myself under the firm of Jsts. \. Gentry 90, and
being fairly entitled to it, solicit share Of the pa
n ITEF the firm 1V of Js l. Gentry Co., are next door
to i'm opposition The above is deemed IA sufficient
reply to the card of jas A. Gentry Co. in the Dis
patch" OF the 18th August, which, though not men
tioninx any name was evidently Intended for me.
and having stated the above fuctS. leave an impair
taI public 10 Judge for themselves in the matter. and
to decide there has been any deception practised
which party is guilty of it. .
r. +. JAQUES,
N.ate of the firm of Jas. A.. Gentry n Co..
Book Newspaper and Periodical Dealer,
No. l2I Broad street
NEW YORK LEDGER.
FLAG OF OUR UNION,
BALL0U'S PICTORIAL.
WEEKLY NOVELETTE,
&c, for Saturday, Aug. - nov ready at ~ Broad
au Pits II. T. JAQUES { CO.
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4 PEDESTRIAN fEAr.-A party of pedestrians
reached the 1lp-fop House, Mount Washington
y. H., ON the 9th of August. Up to the time they
had walked lS4 miles. They climbed up to the
summit of Mount Washington, via Tuckerman's
ravine. &c, passing through the great snow
arch, which is 70 feet long 10 feet high aud Is feet
wide
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aEa- SOMETHING PRETTy.-The neatest

WALKING CANES that we have seen for many
ays aic chose made OF tiutta rerCha and now being
sold los Mr. JAMES WALSH, Guu-~tniih ON Main
street. He has them Of all shapes and sizes and vii
sell them very low. One of thero Instruments ia the
hands OF a mRH would prove ~ formidable a. Re-.
VuiNcT; aud they not liable to break, being
Ind shDU drTs of score OF sumner than
army III swords and muskcts Walsh slsu has
great variety Of Guns prtuls Kitier Knives, Fishing
EaCklc. and EnEIish and American Powders: and
hr believes in quick sales aud small profits Rdylst
rea crs 10 examine his stock aud suit Themselves
remember the Gstta rfrCha Canes, aud Crll soon. II
yuu Wi-h 10 secure a handsome one. au ll-2w
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FIRE At NEWARK n About three o'clock las
Saturday afternoon the drying building connecte'
with the Chadwick Patent Leather Manufacturing
Cnmpany's works. at Newark, y. j., took hre, ant
together with the adjoining building, cohtlhiiii
the office and warerooms, were almost entirei,
consumed The loss is estimated at $4,000, and i
fully covered by insurance. Several persons were
very seriously injured by the falling of wall
Among them are James VI. Quinby, a large car
riage manufacturer and formerly Mayor of tn
city: Peter Kiker. fireman; Peter Net2cll an,
Christopher McVoy. The origin of the fire has no
been ascertaned.
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CouSTrrgErr DoLLtps--Spurious coin OF this de-
nomination IL in circulation in baltimore The
psces are made OF tin Of the size Of the new issue
and galvanized, and easily bent between the fn-
gers But these are not the only spurious coins
We have one before us Of the date Of ls52-sn irn
tation the appearance Of which Ia calculated TO de-
csvc even a close observer; but IL has not "the
ring of the pure metal" This IL the test. In
view of these facts citizens should be their
guard against the little yellow Jackets, the color
Of which is merely SUPERFICIAL Wash. UtsioH.
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For sale by all Druggists
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER.
NH ll-eod6m Agents fur Richmond.
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EsS" LISTEN, w DYsPEPrICs.-Go AND
Do LIKEWISE.-PERMAN CURE-The Rev
james iunnicutt proprietor and editor ufthat excel
lent paper the Christian Banner Published nj Frter
lcksburg Va IN his editorial OF June 5tE, l<7 thu,
r. NJ /
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81 Anadiourucd meeting OF this association will BE-
4 held at the Arnory. 18th street, on THURSDAY,
ii the 18th inst at o'clock, L. VI, Tor the purpose
of receiving the Bylaws.
H. Companies "a and "B.' will hold their rcsnrc-
tive ELECTIONS for commissioned officers, on tins
evening b.! ord"r. ,.l,o>,~ -, =
F. ". HANCOCK. Chan.
!. T. WILSON, ScC'y. au l2-2t
ARMORY NATIONAL GUARD,l
II August 18th, 1857. j
~ ORDERS Ne -.
+ IMPORTANT MEETING of the
NATIONAL GUARD. at Lafayette Hall, on THIS
"Wednesday EEEN}NG
Every member must be present promptly.
J. A. JOHNSON, Lieut. Cong
=. l. FORE, Orly. aul2-It*
HEADERS METROPOLITAN GUARDA
Is, RICHMOND, August II, 1857.
y Assemble at the State Arm0ry," on
II this CIV EDN ESDAI) evening, at o'clock. 1t is
necessary that every member should be present ~
business Of tn" greatest Importance will be brought
before tn" COMPANY
BY order Of the Captain.
au Pit THOS. CARTER Sd Scrgt.
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ine missing boat Of the ship Caraek. the vessel
'atsiS burnt On the coast OF Florida, Is safe.
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Con. Burnet has csapletei his survey Of Lake
Drummond. in the Dismal swamp, undertaken with
= view IL discover whether il would supply Norfolk
with water. The water will be available for the na-
y yard.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
LADIES' BtZAIR
No. 2Oi, BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
nave been marked down at prices and are selling
at lower rates-quality and style consderud-than
they have ever been purchased heretofore In this
market.
EMBR0IDERIES.
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS and SLEEVES, rang
- ing from "a 10 25c,
Fine French MUSLIN SETS for g. worth s.: also,
. Sets at lower prices
Muslin aud Cambria BANDS for Sleeves and BasQues
Thread and Nalenciennts LACkS
silk MITTS, Kid aud silk GisOSE rs, HOSE
Whalebone BUSTS, SC.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers, Quilangs, Ladies' Dress
Caps Grapes, &c.
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
We have ~ large Stock uf PRINCES, BkAtDS.
low.
WHITE GOODS, JAcoNErs, BRILLIANTEs,
hook Swiss. flaid, Striped and Dotted MUSLlNs.
Also, great variety Of
- FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES,
ssiag a. unprecedented low prices. TO make room for
the Fall purchases
We are dot going to wind up, but We are selling
uoods AZ prices that will b. caution TO old togles
jy 3i-dlm
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OFFICIAL, 40 u,,,.o ~, n,,,
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY OF Ca
CLASS IL,
AT Atlanta, Georgia, Saturday August Sth 1857.
SAMUEL SWAMI 4 Co, Managers.
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al The large Il rnc-Story Brick Tenement, on Main
street between 18th and goth opposite the Old Ston'
House is for rent sale exchange for other proper
~. The main building Is large and councillors ami
in good repair containing twelve room. amt lart,,
dry cellar. The premises contain all the Necessary
1u-houSeS viz: kitchen with five rooms, - smoke
house, wood-house sc. and a hydrant in the yard
The lot is large. airy and convenient, about onethrd
Of which il shaded by most productive and bcauti-
tul grapevine.
The subscriber would be willing 70 sell the above
property, exchange il for small teneInents further
from the business portion of the city.
For further particulars, apply on the premises to
an l2-ts ANN b. DAVIS.
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-'I- mAMpTHE.S YEGErARLE TrNCrrRr


1t viii be reCnll, cted by many OF readers that
several years ago stated in the editorial columns ~
the Christian Banner, that HsMProSs NEGETABIE
T4NCFIRE had effected cure fer Dyspepsia In our
own Cascthat we had labnrci long with this terrible
disease, and suscred Bu-t awtully, the pain ant
melancholy which necessarily accom- pRuiez this hOr-
nblc enemy Ut man and mans happiness. For long
time We lived IN constant fear that the tel monster
would return. But, thank God, and THAI * to lamp
tous Hncture, the gloomy demon hH' Tot yet re-
turned, and we begin to think he never W
We now feel confident IN saying that Hampton
Vegetable TinCtuTe has made II radical cure of Dyr-
pepsia in our own case We have not taken drop Of
for the last two years. to the best o recollection
We eat what We please, aud IN much a. we please and
chew tobacco to our hearts content, and all we'll
Wa believe that twelve bottles, JudiCOusy taken, will
cure nine cases out of every ten of dy -peptCs We
cunsCientiously recommend it to all dy-peptCs.-
The spring time and summer II IL most recommended,
therefore, philanthropis call attention TO it
Editor qfhiG Christian Banner.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Cough,
rheumatism. SCTOtua, &c. Az u restorative and in
viSoratOr, il has bcep highly recommended.
HAMPTONS fEGETABLE TlNCrURE.
RB- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
il Il trial.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO. Richmond: ty
DIR. COOKE, FTederick-burg by all the Druggists n
Petersburg; 10y MORTIMEE MOWBRAY, RaliI-
more. and by Drug gsts and Shopkcepers everywhere
49, 81 mar '~''ti": six bottles for s.. le 9-d&c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, August 1l.-President Buchanan
left Bedford Springs to-day for Cumberland, AM
will arrive here Wednesday afternoon.
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NOTICE, NOTICE.-IIaving in my EN-
~ ploy of the very host Harness makers in
this country, respectfully ask call from all who
may be in want of fin and cheap HARNESS; also,
every article usually kept in Saddle aud Harness
Nanniactory-a Of which will be sold for small pro-
hts.
80 Please call at No. 81, Main street on
JNO H. DENNIS
and get beautiful article of HARNESS and a SAD
DIE easy to horse and rider. au l2-3taw3w
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THs Ror TRIALs.The riot trials progressing
slowly in Washington, but will probably be brought
to a close in a few days. A series Of instructions
TO the jury were Saturday asked by Mr.. Key
L. $. District Attorney. iustifying the Mayor and
the military, but these strongly opposed by
the counsel for the accused. On Monday, the
court granted the prayer of Mr.. Key, who then
made his opening address to the jury and was fol
lowed 10y the counsel for the defence.
Missouri ELEc1ToN-The Washington Union has
private dispatch from ST. Louis, expressing The
opinion that Notwithstanding the reported success
81 of Rollins. the election of Stewart the demo
cratic candidate for Governor, by small majority.
is probable.
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TENNESSEE ELEcTIoy--1he present indications ar"
that the Tennessee delegation to the next Congress
will stand seven democrats to three Americans-t
democratic gain IF two.
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@ STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
Ell RENT OR LEASE.--Thc subscriber offers for
Rent o" Lease his store and cellar, No 29 Broad ST.
adjoining NcSsrS. CrenshIW, GuarieS Go : new Dr.!
foods house. It is one of the best stands III,
street for business 1t i - feet Wiir 81 ftt deep
and has granite front. Toa good t.naut the terms
will be accommodating and possession given imme-
,iiatcly. THOS. ID. QUARLES.
lp-tI
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BALTIMORE. Aug. ll.-Flour dropping City Mills
S662. Howard street $50 Wheat steady. Red
$l40mSl.5}. White Loco Is. Corn dull and low
er. White oj6L>S cts. Yellow S2H.S1 cts.
New YORK Aug. Il-Flour firm. State and Ohio
unchanged Southern declined To s. ,2jG$7.60 Wheat
-kcd fl.620tSl.7j. White Sl.oO6 SIS. Corn hrm.
MiXcl s. els. Stocks MmlI and ioMcr.
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nOYOU WANT To GET GREAT BAR

~ GAINS IN DRY GOODS? II So you have t.
20 to LEfY'S Hoop skirts for Ladies, at IS cents:
Hoop skirts for small Girls only ~ cents fast color
Lawns: at 2a cents; DcLcge ami Berage. I2ia cts
Linen Towels, at - cents per dozen; Linen lldkfs al
"a cents; iidkfS at cents black and COlored Elias
tic Belts, ut l2a cents Silk and Lawn Robes at cost
$40 pieces fast color Calico ~ cents worth 2 Ct.
~ pieces fast color Calico at sls cents worth 10 cents
COrsets Fans Linen Goods ofeNery descriptions Lawn
Dress Patterns at 81; Parasols at cost Gents colore
bordercd lldkf@, at l2i. cents; Gcntlcmen's Lawn
Neck Ties, only l2+s cents Ribbons at
y JACOB A LEHS-S Main
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THE INDIANS IN MINNES0TA-1he special agent
sent to Minnesota reports to the Interior Depart,
mrIIt. that no further outraGes have been perpt
trated by the Indians in that Territory. He say
that great alarm prevails amongst the frontier
settlers, who are daily DESERVING their improve
nents and leaving their Territory. but he thinks
that the arrival of the troops will restore conf
deuce aud ettectuaiiy oVerawe the Indians.
letter received by the War Department
Monday, from Major sherman, dated Fort Ridgeiy
Major sherman states that he had just returned
from Yellow Medicine. the Sioux agency. His pre-
there with his battery oflight artillery saved
the agency from destruction and struck terror into
the lnAiAus.
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FLAG OF OUR UNION,
BALLOU'S PICTORIAL,
WEEKLY NOVELETTE,
&C. for Saturday, Aug. % now ready At ~ Broad -
Ru Pits IL. L. JAQJE rs CO.
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y
ing the cost of this notice. f: J, SAMPSON,
au l2-3t* r. & ID. r. L. Depot
ERESH DRY GOODS.-We are receiving
Il per ship Riga" direct from Liverpool, varietg
Of seasonabc and desirable Goods, among which are
PLAIN and q Printed Tin Persian CLOTHS
English Mourning PRINTS
White BRfLLiANTES
White CAMBRICs AMI JACONETs
fhsGh sa and aS s5I'9G sn SWISS NIsNs
Black Mohair LCSTRES
TABBY YELyRTS, all widths
Travelling BLANKETS, in variety
Real Manchester GiNGUAMS &c
To which we invite the attention 81 the trade
8u y KENT. PAINE 4 co.
\ o. MOLASSNS.--l0O barrels prime
au S~iw Dunlop. MoxcuRE co.
+ TIERCES Prime Sugar Cured HAMS.
.r re g per steamer. for sale ~ .
WHEELBARROWs and DIRT BAR
" ROWS for sale at the Peni'sntiksry stSrs;
aul2 GenT Ag't Va Penitentisry
CLARIFIED Retailing al
~ l2ls cts, by WILLIAM 7. KING
an l2-3t and Franklin street.
DAT MEAL AND PEARL BARLEY
WILLIAM 7. KING.
au12-3t and Franklin street.
TABLE COVERS.-I have in store
l. very rich assortment Of Table Covers, which /
am selling cheap CHARLES HAkTWE
an II il5 Bread street
I0O BBLS. NO. | POTOMAC GROSS
iOO HEARINGS, 100 hall do. No. do family hoe
do. For sale by -
WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORE.
anI IL No. II Pearl street
2000 LBS. Small Breasts BACON, re
coOo eeiying for sale by
aul2 wM. WALLACE SONS.
M KEGS Refined Family LARD, re,
w ceiving per steamer, for sale by
au y WN, WALLACE SONS.
kEGS choice Orange County Fresh
~ BurfER 25 do. New York State Fresh butter
Receiving per steamer for sale by
aul2 WM WALLACE SONS.
y ICE, COTTON YARNS, COTTON
SrWiNE, PEPPER. For sale by
aa IL ]. q. d. DAVENPORT.
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Ok BOXES FRESH GROUND WEST
~ INDIA COFFEE; 40 boxes Pearl Starch. land
ing per packet, for sale by
au 10 wM. II. TYLER, 18th street.
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.-In
.fI-IIC&SSSS = future we will not issue any tick
E-11a47ASzss cts from the Coaches, as some claim
the right If riding for cents. when the fare is
cents, because the drivers at times are out sf tick
cts. Thus, the public will See is too large per
CentdSc Tor small business Therefore have de
teTmined sell tickets ourselves at IL for ST. and re-
quire each passenger 10 pay i cents.
au l2-3t EARNEST K RUSKELL
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u Dis. Prime Western SIDES and
SHOULDERS, receiving per steamer for sale by
bu IL WI WALLACE Sans
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BB~ FACTs WORTH KNOWING. The r
naming stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS
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BEDFORD SPRINGs.-A letter i'll the New York
Herald from Bedford Springs, contains the fol
lowing:
President Buchanan. who is now here. first visited
these springs Hs far back a| 1916, and has paC
them an annual visit almost every year since thar
time. There were at that early day a large mum
her Of eminent men in various walks If life from
his OWL State, Maryland and Virginia. who mel
annually at these springs. forming and rcnewHl
many agreeable and pleasant associations. It Is
melancholy reflection with the President which ht
hims If recently remarked with much feeling, that
If that large company he is the sole survivor.
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\ CurIoUs SToRY.-There is some curious gos
sip about tho widow of the late Robert Schuyler
the famous railroad tinancier. in letters from
-aratoXa to the New York papers. Mrs. schuyler
formerly Mrs. Spcer.) ii seems, is erecting II mag
miHccnt Castellatcd cottage about half mile from.
the Lake House The question that bothets I'll.
1Os,ips is, where did the money come from =:
Again: 4 very mysterious looking building lH
been erected near by the ca>tcllated cottage. wit
which il is said to have subtcrraneIn commuui
cation. 1t is a little stone building with window
high up. The wuTkmcn shake their heads.
i've ont that people who believe that Echer
,chuylcr is dead very credulou. and very greet
and more than intiHllt. that Tho mysterious ouI
house in question: though numinally chapel, has
been built for his especial accommodation.
This is strange story, but strange stories ar
the order Of the d4y.