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TOR ONE WEEK ONLY.-CLosING OUT flor
L cash only to reduce stock the fol owing arti-
eles: Ladies Dress Goods. consisting Of.
Silk and yalencia Robes,
Beautiful Bayadere black and fancy striped Silks,
Rich fancy and plain striped Popiins,
Bright hgured and PLAID Vaencias and Mernos,
MUusellne de Laine Robes,
Plain colored Debage. TALL wool
Silk and worsted ValencIas.
Misses, and chldren's Plaid Shaws.
Rich BayadeTe; paid, figured, striped, Mouseline
de LaIEe, fall wool
Plain bright coored French and English Merno
Striped and figured French Prints.
Scarlet, blue, green, crimson, red, gray and figured
Josey FlanDsls,
ReantIful Chenille, Brocha Shella, Net, and Plaid
Shawls,
Ladies' black, brown, g'een and drah Cloth for La
dies Nantes and ClOaks, from 81 .25 to IS,
Ladies' velvet and cloth Cloaks and Nantes,
For ono week only. Selling At cost.
GEO. +. ALLEN,
i7-6teo No. 294 Pa. av., next To lOth ST.
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CHRIsTMAs CLOSE AT HAND.

"
WIN. GRIPPE, COnfsctioser and Importer OF
Fdney Goods, TOYS, FOREIGN FKifs, f. :, beg s
leave most respectfully To inform the citizens gem
orally, and his old customers in particular that he
has Just received direct from Europe the largest and
most splendid invoice of Fancy Articles, Foreign
Fruits, Toys, DO ever BROUGHT to this mar ket; con
slstng IN part, viz:
Fancy Baskets, Ofeverv description,
Fancy Boxes, to suit all tastes.
Toy OF every manner and kind.
Foreign Fruits, Just arrived and fresh,
Con ecilOnery of all kinds,
Cakes, Pres, and Tarts IN abundance.
The confectionery part o. the establishment being
conducted entirely by myself, toe public re ~ on
each and every article being perfectly pure
The whole establishment being now open to pub
lie inspection Invite everybody t. cnlf aud Judge
Off thmselves. WM GRIPPE
Pa. av., south side, opposite Jack son Hall,
q Est between Sd and az SITS.
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THrs EVENING ii X. Johnsons Medley Troupe
commence their performances at Temperance
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

SEVERAL COMFORTABLE ROOMSl for
rent, In the most deslrsh and healthy location
IN the city. Convene mt to Gautier's or Wizards
OF. IT preferred, can have meats furnished in the
mouse. NO. i53 9Th street, between T. and r.
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SUPREME CoURT, W EUNEsDAY-No 10 Amos
Wade, plaintiff, IS. Jacob Leroy, ct al. The
argument of this cause was concluded NV AIR
Gillett for plaintiff Adjourned
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To THE CITIZENS or WAsHINGrOx- Wolfs's
ScheiddW Aromatic SohnnppS.-The proprietor
begs leave To call the attention of strangers and he
cItZens OF Washington, to very superior article of
HOLLAND u IN, which he introduced to the American
publ under the pame of Wolfc's ScheidaIn Aro-
matte Schnapps.
This tin Is manufactured by the proprietor ex clu
sively az his DIstIlleIy Schiedam, Hol and In rs
made rom the best Barley that can be procured In
Europe, at any cost, and Favored and medIcaie ed
not by the common harsh berry, but 10y the NEST
choice botanical variety of the Aromatic Italian Ju-
nper berry: whose more various extract rs distill-
ed and rectIhed with Its sprItuous solvent and thus
becomesa concentrated tIncture of exquisite fla
yOrs ane aroma altogether trans sending In It's Cor
dlal and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
The proprietor has submitted 10 to nearly the
whole Ical Faculty of the United states and
hss received answers from about four thousand
Physicians and Chemists who endorse u over their
signatures as most desirable addition to the Ma
terra NedIcs.
Persons who purchase should he careful to get the
genuine article, The whole country is flooded with
connterfeIts and limitations.
Put up IN guar. aud pint bottles, in cases Of one
'ozen erch. and for sale by all the respectable Drug
gusts and GreceTs IN the Cmted States.
UDOI PHO WOLFE.
. Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
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THERE Will be some fine sport at the Race
Course ChriItmas day. See advertisement
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WoLFE,s ScHIEDAN AROMATIC ScHNAPP., is
prescribed with great success by the Medical Fac
uity IN Gravel, Gnut, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
~, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood,
lnads9 uSte Assimilation OF Food, and exhausted
Vital Energy; and a bcI erage Il has no superior
the world.
Pat up quart and pint bottles and for sale by all
the Druggists and GrocerB in Washington.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Nos. Ia. ~, and 2, Beaver street, New York
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The RIVER Another delicious morning at
the nVer About the oyster wharyes business
was DISK At the present time some eight
Thousand bushels Of very fine bivalvcs are at the
mercy of the Thousand restaurant ke,Ders with
which our city sbounds We saw purchasers
ms morning paying 81 cents per bushel only
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GOOD and safe opening for the investment Of
money II obtainable ia the wa Of the sir ne,
cent loans 10 the Corporation, advertised for Lv
the M.voF 49, -
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IN The SENATE, on Monday, Mr.. Mason pre-
Sented petition from the Alexandria, Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad Company. asking Con
greSs To cause the erection Of a bridge upon the
plrIs Of the Potomac Aqurduct, and To authorize
sald company to extend their road into the Dis
trict Of Columbia
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IscArED FROM JAIL.-John Ewbanks and
hoInaS Harper, confined in the County Jail of
MS county made their escape on Tuesday night,
by forcing the bars of the window of the cell i'm
which they were confined, and then SCALING IN.
wall by means of rope made from blankets ia
zen from their beds. No traces have vet been
uIScoveItdoI their wheIeabOuts.-ALeE Ga,,ft.
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= HoL IDAY PRE- ENTS.

DlANOPORTES FOR CHRISTMAS PRES
Il ENIS. Also, MeOdeons, Violins, Guitars,
Music, Iutes, Accordeons, TambOrlnes &C., & c.
suitable for substantial holiday gifts
JOHN +. ELLIS
Piano and Mn ic Store, $40 Pa avenue, between
orb and 10th streets. a oI
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]. Nj. COIN

ZINE EDITIONS, In Fine Bindings. of Glbbon,
4 Hume, Hallam. Macaulay, Bancroft Irving
Carlyle i.amb. Robertson. Roilin. Plutarch, os3
e9e, Colds NTH, Dean Swift, Hogarth, Milford
Macklhtnsh. Burnett, Ranke, Milton, WheweIl and
other emf. ent prose writers, may re found at the
books ore OF the undersigned. mostly imported d.
rect form London.
d2 FRANCK TayInp
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MU>iCAL.-Among the number of musical &C.
lebTi'ies now visiting our city is Mr. ii. c Thun-
der, the eminent Organist Of st. Augustine :
church. Philadelphia. He accompanies Miss
May as conductor, although 10y some mishap his
h@nie did not appear on the programme Of her
concert on Tuesday evening. We had the pleas
ure OF hearing him perform yesterday on the
large organ Of -. Matthew'S Church, and were
delighted with the novel effects ELECTED from the
noble instrument under his Skillful fingers
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DEADLY WEApnxs-Iamas 0ataa q 1

DEADLY WEAPoNs.-James Oates, a lad,
maze ms appearance before the Mayor yesterday
morning, To answer the charge of a,sauItino Wash
ington New in the street the night before, and OF
carrying concealed weapons. Ii appears that these
Youngsters had difficulty the Capitol Square
,ast luesday night and that the accused had armed
himself 10 settle it when they met again. At the
request OF the defendant. the examination was adj
Jonrned until to-day, and he admitted to bail for
his Appearance
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ONE OR TWO VIRGINIA FARMS AT

ONE OR TWO VIRGINIA FARMS AT
" PRIVATE SALE, on very easy terms. Of viii be
exchanged for city Property. The larger contains
6O2 acres il situated in Chesterfield county, on 2d
Branch Greek, ~ milosfrOm Richmond is miles from
Petersburg not half mile from Clover Hi Railroad
and is known rs "Burfoots Plantation. The smaller
contains 4 acres is within 600 yards of churches
post office large hotel and rne depot, on the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad; il sitnated at Amelia
Court House. 36 miles from Richmond aud known ~
The Glebe." Both farms arc we'll watered by pure
and never-h,iling streans-are kind to clover, (oi
farm this season. and they are well adapted ior the
growth of wheat tobacco, corn and oats. The pro
pretor is induced to part with one OF them AZ bar
gain, they being ~ miles from each other and his
two sons, (for whom the larger farm had been
bought) having resolved on not being farmers. The
improvements on tha smaller numerous and in
excellent order on TIE larger they fewer in nain-
bef and not 80 good in condition. but yet
lent and comfortable. For further particulars, apply
TO Charles Middleton Amelia Court House. to Messrs
Goddin Apperson, or 10 n. August, Esq. all o.
Chesterfield county iv aId2swxritos
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ARD AT IT.-Mr. Gill, the CITY Enpi

HARD AT IT.-Mr. Gill, the City Engi-
neer, is hard at work endeayoring to get in the
wooden acqueduct, near the pump house, before tho
water is let into the canal so as to tunnel the
nal at that place. but the job is q very difficult one.
In putting the timbers down, he will be compelled
to bolt each the rocks below in order pre-
vent them from rising with the water. If no mis-
nap occurs, the tunnel may be completed in twelve
months but not much sooner
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THs MONTREAL p1sAsrsR.-Not only have

TaB MONTREAL DIsAsrsR--Sot only have the dead
bodies of some OF the ill-fated passengers in the
steamer Montreal been robbed of their money and
valuabes by thieves and ruttians who have prowled
around tho wreck since the disaster raising bodies,
plunderng them and then sinking them with
weights but the relatives Of the deceased persons
have been neeeed about ss badly in Quebec Oh pro-
ceeding there 10 perform the last sad offices of al
iection. One naan charged ten dollars for lay
ing out the bodies Of his two brothers, and then one
hundred and twenty dollars for their collins and
conveyance to the boat.
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CLEAR RuN.-Brown, the molasses thief,
who succeeded in breaking jeil on the morning of
the 4th inst has been traced 10 Old Point Comfort,
at which place, it is said he took passage one of
the Baltimore steamers for that city. The Police have
been telegraphed be ON the alert for hH tait as
nothing has yet been heard of his arrest H 10 quite
probable that he did not fall into their hands.
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DANGEROUS PITs.-There are two dan
Serous holes in Main street, its intersection
with 9Th, that need repairing at once. few dol
lars would fill them both up, if the work was com
menced at once. and it is to be hoped that those
whose business il is to attend to such matters will
not wait till some accident occurs before they dc
anything.
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CORoNER.-The Hastings Court will
nominate to-day for the Office Of Coroner,
and the Governor will probably appoint the nomi-
nee. The ONCE is laborious and responsible one,
and the court should therefore select the best man
before them.
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THH MEETING AZ NIGHT.

large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Germans
of the Eth ward was held Tuesday night in pursu-
ance of public CALL at the German theatre in 4th
street. This spacious edice, which is almost twice
the size of the Broadway theatre, WAS filled to its
utmost capacity The place for the chairman and
speakers was on the stage, and the body OF the
theatre filled in close and compact order by the
crowd At O'Clock precisely, the hour fixed for
the meeting. an organization was made by calling
exCoroner Wilhelm TO preside over the meeting
The nomination of that gentleman rs chairman
WAS responded 10 BY unanimous vote of the peo-
pie present.
A number Of speeches were made--some very in
haMmstory in their character, and others appeal
ing TO the of the crowd to obey the laws and
let Millers death be avenged by the courts. The
meeting adjourued, after adopting resolutions de-
nouDcing tho police but promising to abide by the
laws.
The police of New York numbers but 81
Iuen. whereas the old force comprised over 1900
and il Ia 70 it's weakness as much as to its uupopu-
larity, that those riots have occurred.
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THE OLD CHURCH YARD, on

THE OLD CHURCH YARD, on Church
Hill, need. improving and beautifying, and We sin
cerely hope that the day il not distant when our
citizens, of their abundant means will undertake
the work. The many halowed associations con-
nected with this lonely city of the dead, should
ever keep it uppermost in the minds of our citi-
zens and induce them to adorn and beautify it, 80
to make it attractive to strangers well az Gre
djbla n themselves
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NICE SNACK.-We received, yesterday,
from the ladies of Wesley Chapel, a bounteous and
tasty snack got up in the best style and of the best
material. The ice cream was delicious were the
edibles. We would advise the public TO call at the
Chapel and spend pleasant evening.
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REMEDY WITH ONE 0BJBCrIoN-Genersl D
was more distinguished for galantry in the field
than for the care he lavished in personal cleanliness
Complaining on certain OCCASION to the Chief
Justice B Of the suffering he endured from
rheumatism that learned and humorous Judge nm
dertook 10 prescribe remedy. "You must desire
your servant, said he to the General to place cy-
cry morning by your bedside tub three parts filled
with warm water. You will then get into the tub
and, having provided yourself with pound of vel
low soap, you must rub your whole body with it
lmmersing yourself occasionally in the water, and
at the end u quarter of an hour, the process con
cludesb by wiping yourselfdry with towels and scrub
bing your person with afesh brush.' Why" sale
the General after few moments reflection upor
what he had just heard, "this seems to me- nothing
Joined the Judge, at is open to that oIject,on.n
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AssAuLrIyG A BAR KEEpER-Heprv

ASsAULTING 4 BAR RkEEPER.-Henry c.
lord, new conner in these capes, was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday morning, to answer the
charge Of assaulting Charles Clinton the bar keen
er at the cuited States Hotel After hearing the
evidence his Honor required the accused to give
bail for his future good behavior in the sum of $3.50
which he had not succeeded in doing when We left
the court roOIn.
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REMOVALS, &c.

DENOVAL.-The subscriber has remov-
II - t. hi, now ire story store tho opposite
yi Main street xix doors below the late stand OF
s. -.I-. Purcell, Ladt 60. -
LOUIS !. BOSSIEU&
SteaIz Candy Manufacturer,
t9 No. ~ M1iR Street.
u gIOVAL-We have removed tempo
IL rar.ly 10 No I Pearl street under the Exchange
N,f.. where shall be ptt~cd 10 So our old
h.,AL Z. ". PURCELL CO,
It4 Exchange Brokers.
DENOVAL-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL a4 Office 10 the thiri house, South Of Trinity
ttur b. south side and about one hundred yards be
~ tlr Exchange notel Dir. =. continues 10 treat all
sllltIr AMI gUuorJ hUtI complaints; and having had
4uch yrctlge this line natteT- himself that kH can
-.s- very general satisfaction call from those III
tG'-f,l is sI IllEltet
N + also uak,s and Yrrds OF the at restora-
'' h-uIcal Extract OF French Flower for con-
sl.tutlan4l Rtstkue ever offered TO the public
nr p may he con-slted Coufdcutally by letter, OF
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to or
coT. 10 almost any direction.
t-flce hours frou. A. NJ, tin A. NJ. Franklin
tFrt, ia" III hang, Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
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LIGHT Trucks drawn bv single horses

LIGHT TRUCKS, drawn by single horses,
are rapidly taking the place of heavy drays upon
the streets, and in the course Of few years will
supercede them altogether. The difference in the
amount of license charged on them, added TO their
convenience and durability, should commend them
TO every teamster. These vehicles are now manu-
featured in city in good style and at less prices
than they can be brought from the North.
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1,,1nr r0B yRAYELERS AND OTHERS
pkIIROAp LINES.

ins p,,uvoxp' FREDERICKSBURG AND Po-
a -.,,, R,uao,, going North, leaves t"tfs every
q, DAY SUNDAY s,sqi f,r ISs otomat river. who're
~ an @,, I. takon iog Washington, thence by Rail
~ oS,stgs e Tl>rs.f going North. leaves this city
= ,.-ly Sunday evening" etcett'i,l at os.ork
~ ,, g. an-rt with the trains q the Orange and Alen'
I'd ana Washington, Beltinore, Sc.
az and connects With the south Side road
. the Junction, ais - o'clock 4, NJ Sundays ei-
-aua>a .So F17vsssvso Leaves thi. city twice
n 4 t-, dsv .suudayr ,oplnd1 a. - sclock 4. VI,
AZ .t ..-l,.k r Vi An accumulation train leave
. is-a every Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
he ''''A -" rDR NORFOLK, &c.
=, :, rhe steamer t%Tts P@k; Cap, sanl B'rnc~,
At nd 4 aa ,o GiKN ooyF Cart John :v. every Mon.
y 4 - Nsrf,L ant Portsmouth. touching at ali the
..."."i i-'''"ff1 fag X y Nfi SSoRK. &C.
The ssNsal.hip JANEsToWE. Captain Parrish,
~y Fu'9y ~ o,rnns .15 81 t@ SfSI SlS r New
!, ,.s,.rs~g.. /. l,4'tH. Norfok next morning. at
y "'~ FoR ruII!nKLruI., &c,..,o,,,..
ksYsfh,ASIA ~. 5 ,h;, y1EGdSIA n,I
."I s s2' . '."a.i 1@Sfa@ S at :
! BUSINESS CARDS.
r.. a1se'oSo. -.,.. ,,.--,,.x. = uNsLfr rA1a,
| DEiDGFORD & co, General Commis-
ID ..u aud forw-rdu. Merchants. on the Dock
Ia. ho.Jad, Va
W. RICHARDSON
Y. ukN NERAL AdEST AND C0LLBToR,
Attends e. the 6oiir. tuL 5t Claims Hiring ont Ne
.-, renting %; Houses snd general Commission
ar ,fiss llth street, opposite Exchange Hotel
v-.h HlNeharisou, Rchaeud. Va
~ -dln
TOHN ". DAVIES.
aAkRIE. ERowN STONE AND dRANiTE.
NJ vt2f4 1,:. 'fSSs f11ss "a aEsD S>nks
s-7'uE Grouni. rnei,7.. ~l'h st3ssa.d Iron Ran
II flr~ premium awarded 5y the HNcAaRIcs In
.e,u;1 sui Agricultural S,ciety st Virginia.
! THOMAS W. KEESEE,
a 1 AUCTTONRER.
w .a f' {. .':' j.. a ~ Hf4E ni f"'k k;fGTf ;iFs'f NER
.HlNDlsH. moisEHOLp FTRNlTTKh, &c.
ssr-sIo o. Horse every SATURDAY.
WILLIAM HURLEY, BANKER.
g, " ~ Mas 81 opposite the St Charles IE2te>
' h5mt. haih4ne. A n CnsqgLen, Bank b.
It<D WARRANTS bought a,i sold
\ l. b. COOK & co. AUCrI0NgERs,
l.. No 49, MAIN STREET. offer their services TO
ur lghiss Auctiono+rs Tor tao 4Is Of Real Estate
t..ll-rp urD.eT.es, Dry HOis Horses. Cattle, &c.
-e &c 5rtesi MOTTO" aa1 upon tlis nos reasonable
Hsy.as large aol con.no,lous room. they will
,~vs ,.l oC sale u rtra'< SdJe without tA9 barge
4 - s,.Aae.
outdoor s4ss Of every description attended to up
4 .l --~isyratIs terms.
& p COOK HM. MOTT
! TAR JOHN B. WALTHALL, iHoAGPA-
IL MS. oG"rs hi, professional services ts tho eiti-
A ..-- ~ k.-LnI 1ua and lts velAty. Oh'o on Main
4 ...-t rpysjy thy EXrhassc Bank. Residence (at
4 ,.-ut IT Nj q l.. P-dkc's, VI ROos street, II foW
4 ...r, above the lGghmcu4 House sl-d1
hUIItE.-TLe subscriber offers his ser
y VICE 10 the public, a, Collector Of nil kinds O!
t-4ul- auI hppcs - strict attention and prompt re-
merit tAr proportion u business. He can
l .- .yUGI al Mos,Ts, GOdIln Appars0a's.
l.. II. LUCK
Re.ar. tJ Godln s Appereon Thos l. Dudoy Lu-
IT,. ilbgy. K. VI Nmlu0, K. y. iaskjus, Csl. ThoS
= August. John =. Ballard, Horace l.. kOut.
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TREsPAssINa. - Jacob and Allen, two
slaves were convicted before the Mayor yesterday,
of trespassing on the promises of Mr.. Charles Nc.
Gruder, and ordered to be fogged.
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STEALING MEAL.

STEALING MEAL.-Charles, slave to Tn.
Duke, was arraigued before the Mayor yesterday,
for having meal in his possession, supposed to De
stolen. and as he had no pass from his master. hs
was ordered TO be hogged.
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FINE OATs.-We have now in our office

FINE OATs.-We have now in our office
4 specimen of the finest oats We have ever seen.
which WAS grown on the farm of Mr. q. &. Carter
of HenriCo Mr.. c. has field OF about thirty acres
Of this grain, which stands than four feet tall
the heads TO which from ten to fifteen inches in
length and each one containing more than one
hundred grains. Mr.. c.. as we understand. obtain
cd the seed from the Pateut Office, in Washington.
lie expects to dispose of his entire crop this
flArA.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
pvyaa a COwARDIN.

sarHE DAILY pisrATi !, r.s seTTsa ~yTx 70 ssSs. s%s.
i'.',s, '.., - S.Y,i,r w,sfki4 Price for mailing, -
I,s ,oa, e. or ~" s. v fr six m"Rths, in advance.
.,,tp spN1- W FEKLY DISPATCH. is issued
w TUESDAY and Friday, st SSOV' III "d'S'"''
sg-Tur WEEKLY DISPATCH = issued every
r'isy and mailed 20 s,i1scTtb'<T at ~ PET ahhua'
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THE MARKETS, yesterday morning, were
well supplied with butter. poultry eggs, fresh and
salt meats and vegetables, all of which have de-
cined in price within short time past. Fruits
are yet scarce and high, if we except the wild ber
res but dealers i'll that line will get supplies from
the South as soon as they can be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-17

TO ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MN
The Sei0S, having regular, permanent senii-wsrks
" circulation large il net larger, than any other
newspaper among the farmers and suhstaptial buA-
ness men Of frederiek seurg and this section OF vr
xiuia il confidently recommended "a "A medium ot
advertising surpassed by other in this place ~
numbers among its readers those who are able 70
buy hberaliy and pay promptly and whose custom
would be valuable 10 business msn.
Neither labor nor expense viii be spared 70 mako
the Macs worth more than paid for II by subssyi
beers advertisers.
Immediate applications, eneioSing us E1s.g, may
be made 10 NEWS OfPfCE,
ivs-ts Frederick ksburg, Va
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The HusTINGs Court transacted nope
other than civil business yesterday.
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fosrpoSEn-A correspondent of the Petersburg
Express writing from Goldsboro', y. c.. says
iew days slnco, young printer, named Deford of
portsmouth, Va, made arrangements 10 run off
with daughter OF Deacon Nelson, of Goldsboro'-
The trip was postponed. however, in consequence
oi tHe enraSed parient' being seen sitting before
his door with heavily loaded musket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-17

BATHING.-Oficer Morris was called
upon yesterday afternoon to drive the boys from
the river in rear of the Armory, where they were
bathing and exposing their persons to the ladies in
the nelgheorhood, hut as he could not surround and
capture them, being alone, his presence did very
little good When he goes again, he will take
enough assistants with him to lodge many of the
rude youngsters in the cage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-17

Ea FOR RENT-A Store on Main St.,
M:a opposite to Duval Norton's with shelves aud
Sas fixtures, containing rooms. Possession given
AZ once. EDW'D b. EACH0,
lA-ht III