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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27
Anolaer Elopement - Expected Duel - The Summer
He9ird &c
coRREspoN cEorTHE DISPATCH

PETERSBURG, June 70
Another affair on the "elopsment" order gas lus'
occurred, which, while It was unaccompahiea WIN
any extraordinary degree Of romance anu VIZ ar
totally void Of rascality has excited Tue nu,Luu VI
the entire community. Cupid tue inIoi,'sI''s 8
little urchin, Il seems had inspired the BOSOM VI
one Captain Archer Williams, au oio ciuneu Vi w
years with gentle flame for ths .asc,ha'ns ,ps' us
of certain widow, whose beauty AN .oiu, Is ho'
exactly the criterion Of her age. Asthe at'scn-
mont crew betveen them, our Romeo CO derdHf
im,ressed bis fair Juliet In weeds with the impor'
tance of a union. The widow consented BUT
the most singular part of the story L. that they
sIirnd "A last night, &c w eldon the great depot
Co. b.rneniaI ruraways and we're formally noosed
AZ runaway lovers, by that experienced old Vete-
"a, :, the sly knot service, John Campbell, ESQ -
| Wbr the elderly couple sought this funny mode OF
unitipg themselves, when they were undoubtedly
| both of age" with nothing to fear in the way OF
evil consequences, neither ], nor anybody else
have been able to divine.
Some excitement was occasioned this morning
by the report (Which has since proved true,) that
John w. syme, Esq. Of the Raleigh Register,
and Mr. Hale the Junior of the Fayetteville OBJ
to Bladensburg. or some other dueIling ground In
Maryland Virginia DIR. Cameron aud Capt.
Harrison CT Raleigh, respective friends of the
gentlemen, were In company with them. You
will remember difficulty which occurred recently
between the parties growing out of some remarks
10 syme's paper. rejecting upon the elder Hale,
which may have led to a challenge from the junior
Mayor Townes of this city has forwarded dis.
patches to Washington, Alexandria and Baltimore
warning the police.
1t ia really disheartening, just now, to observe
tAe CLAM demeauor of the famous "cant-ges>
Always" whose longing eyes may be seen peering
after tie mountain bound coaches as they leave
their depots Numbers of our fashionables are
preparing for protracted tour in the land OF the
zephyr and chaly beate Of roses and health, and
nature redolent with primaval glories A gay
summer is anticipated in the mountains, and Pc.
tersburg, l wager you. immense Richmond. will
out-shine you there in its representation of the
sweetest, richest, and fairest flowers of the land.
The pupils of the Wesley Chapel and High
street Methods. Sabbath Schools intend celebra-
ting the coming anniversary of Independence at
Oak Grove, with grand floral picnic. An inter-
esting time is anticipated
A mad dog was killed on the Heights this after
noon, by lad named John Wells. The dog had
bitten goat few days before, which died short
time after, evincing unmistakable symptoms OF
hydrophobia.
There nothing doing in police matters to
day. The weather has changed suddenly from a
verual geniality to perfect blaze of midsummer,
as suddenly metamorphosng our gay streets into
dull, dusty and deserted thoroughfares.
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The james River EoRts U,m,,o

Is very desirable that the James river boats
shon'd stop at Hampton. The watering places
there draw large numbers of our citizens, who st
present, only reach their destination, and re-
turn to their homes by an inconvenieut route We
believe there is very great desire in our commu
nifty that a communication Of this kind should he
established between Richmond and Hamnton and
we hope the steamboat company, with their ac
customed lberallty, will accommodate the pubIc
in this respect Hampton is becoming every dsv
moro and more of popular resort LISA fine
old town, filled with highly intelligent and emf
nently hospitable people, with whom we should
like to increase the means of social intercourse
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A BOILER EXPLOSION At HARRIsBURG.-On
"Wednesday the boiler of -four barre fac torv In
Short street, Harrisburg, Pa, exploded wit ter.
rifle noise shiVering the engine house into frag-
ments and doing considerable damage in other
respects. The Harrisburg Herald says:
The governor Of the ssfety-vsivs, 8 solid pieas
Of iron weighing fifty or sixty pounds was thrown
In Walnut street. penstrated through the roof and
the various floors nnil it reached the cellar wo.
man in the house narrow " escaped being 1t ruck by
comet" had come The engine wrensh. " sisbin,
about ten pounds fell in Mrs Dunlsp's yard, corn.I
Of Fifth and Walnut streets. breaking uu,nber Of
time. - Wv
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I,rge md Attractive Sale of Dry
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES!
AT Cob EN'S.

o., eft. at I2I cents; Linen Cambria Hapdk erchie to
at 81 c.s psce; Hoop Skirts at rs cts shrt Front:
at 81 cents Fine Linen a. Is cents Fine Ladies
Cotton Hose at "a cts pair; Mohair Rolls ST. Cents
Collars at s. TO- ia. %, S7!. 50 cents aud upwards;
Black Silk Mitt double twisted, at Si cts and Long
Witts at ST. cts Check Musio st 81 cts. per yard;
White Csnbric II yard wide, at q cents Mosquito
Netti.g 62! cents pisce Black Silks at Is cts and
some are 81. worth ST. 90. are few of the innu-
merabls Bargains to be found at
VAL COHEN's Cheap Store,
is Broad Street
NIB. A large assortment of Dry Goods for Feutle-
mems wear such as Ready Msde Shirts from 80 cts.
apiece up; Rslf Hose of Cotton, Thread and siik;
Gsuse Meriuo Undershirts so eta worth 81; Linen
aud Msrssilles Collars; Linen and Silk Pocket b and.
kerchiefs, &s js ID Inn
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THE DESTRUCTION OF BCILDfhGS BY NOR
The telegraph has noticed the destruction of 3
number of houses OF illfame in Detroit, on Satur.
day night last, by mob OF citizens The Tri,
bune says the mob numbered about one hundred
comprising many very respectable citizens. l,
adds:
A plan of operations had evidently been settled
on and the posse proceeded to carry it into sys.
tematic effect. The first house attacked was stu.
ated on cross street, between Lafayette and
Croghan. The building was entered the Inmates
driven out torcibly, the furniture smashed up nd
used for kinGiing FIRE, which soon communities tad
to the whole house, which was speedily consu n ed
The yilest and most notorious of all these deus
Charley Lawrences negro dance -house G, was next
visited 1t was found full as usual with its wretch
ed inmates, an amalgaAated mass of blacks ld
whites of the worst description. and th cir vile via
itors. Here fight ensued, Lawrence had been
appTiZed of the contemplated attack, and was in a
posture for defence The inmates were OVERFLOW.
cred however, by the large force, drive out and
the building was quickly wrapped in fl ames and
burned down.
a house on Congress street, just over the rail-
road track, kept by a man named Frsnch Joe
was next attacked, riddled and burned
The crowd then came down Congress- street
across the track, and attacked house owned by
| Ann Bosly, old woman. familiar to indictments
and Police Court annals Its occupants fl ID q: the
| first sound OF attack and the house was ,Iivered
up to the tender orcios of the excited crowd
| rushed in. The furniture was demolished. csrDets
! ripped up and bedding thrown out and tram1I.d
| in the mud The arrival of several Fire Comma
MES on the ground prevented the firing of this
| building, which was without doubt intend I'd The
windows were all stoned in, however. ard The
| house lefta pretty complete wreck,
Ihis house was repaired yesterday, new wins
dows beisg put in, doors mended DC, and las,
night II was again attacked. and every window
| stoned, and the occupants driven in terror from
the place
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Richmond Mark cts, June 26.

Richmond Markets, June %.
FLOUR-We have no change to note in Flour,
and quote Superfiue at $500 IS;
WHEAT-There 10 no chan ge In Wheat
CORN Corn is quoted at 90195 cts, and quite 10
tive We note several sales at the higher figure.
BY Telegraph.
NV YORK, June 26-Elour lower and unsettled
Southern 81 5OO7.70 Wheat firm: Southern W Mite
GI900I ga Corn Iowar-mixed S8s. stccks Quiz
Va SIS 1872 so
BALTIMoRp June &c Flour advancing: Howard
Street at a7.S707 50 No Wheat in market. Corn
steady: " hlte Ass; yellow 850o7
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MARINE INrELLIGBNCE.


Port of Richmond, June 26-HiSh Wo'r Va ocsoes
stssmsr Pocshontas, Traven, baltimo'e' moAs'
R,eamer City of Richmond Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdxs. aud passengers III. Il. futile.
sebr. Sea Belle, Roe, Eastern Shore, corn, BACON
4 Bsskervill
SAILED,
sshi. A. r. Wetmore, Bogart, Baltimore, In bsl-
sehr D M MeroIe, stselman, Philsdelphis. pig
iron w. d. Colquitt d Co.
schr Mary, Melvin, Halifax, -four, Womble
Claiborne.
Nyw York June s5 Cleared, schr Margaret,
Hosmer City Point.
From our Regular Correspondent
City POINT, June Is, 1857.
ARRIVED,
Ship T. J. Roger. Bornholm, master, from Europe,
in balIas:, to Palmer Cloptoa.
Fchr. Carrie, Boyd, master, four days from Balti.
III,
schr Roxanna, Moore, master, Eve days from Ha-
vre de Grace.
SAILED,
sehr. (hericoke, Davidson. master, for Norfelk
schr. VIM. Colqu;tt Phillips, master, for baiti'
mere
schr. Ocean, MeLemara. master, for Baltimore
sohr. Yorktown, John Wcglsm, master, for New
York. ~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke. Skinner, from New YORK
Steamer City of Richmond, MITCHELL from fhi'a'
dslpbia.
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Mama pOlIsIPN

BANGOR, June % The Republican State Con
vention has ominated Lot Morrill, for Governor
by vote of l65 against l6 Resolutions were
passed advising stronger vindication of state
sovereignty on the part of the Free States; con-
demning the bred Scott decision; favorng the
election of Federal officers by the popular vote
and recommending The withdrawal of the liquor
question from politics
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

- THE MOST DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE of the
seaoon glass of pure cold refreshing Soda Water,
drawn from our new and curious syrup appar atus
Our sYrups cannot be surpassed, ss they are made
with CREST care from the finest fresh ripe fruits All
who wish glass OF fine, very cold Soda Water can
find it at w. PETERSON's, cornar 18th and Main
street at tbs Old price of 81 csnts per glass; S l
fn tnuantv- ST
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Fatal Accident.


GoOCHLAND Co Va, June 23i.
This morning Mr. Atkinson, an industrious ci'i
zen of this county had his skull fractured while
gathering timber for the erection of mill recently
burnt. He was standing under tree when q
limb fell on him DR. J Saunders was sent for,
aud upon arriving at the spot found the father in
the agonies of death, with his head supported by
little son who happened to be out with him. ST.
musnts were administered but without effect -
M died in about forty-fve minutes. He leaves
a widow and four children who were dependent
on his exertions for support .
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HAIL STORM The hail storm last week visited
Roanoke, Bedford and Louisa counties, doing
slight damage in the first two, and in the last ioju~
ting the wheat of w Ogerton to the extent of
"a 900. A Bullock, Of SpottsylvaLia county.
Virginia, had his growing crops injured to the va
lue Of 81 900 by the recen: storm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

SUMMER SHIPMENTS FROM NORFOLK -Abou
1000 bbls new potatoes weres hipped Thursday
from Norfolk to New York, and other markets
The price in Norfolk is So per Dbl. Apples are
not very plentiful, bot small lots are being shipp-
ed-price 50 per Dbl for rather inferior article.
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EE-HAvE YOU TRIED IT? If you have not, 20
at once to w. PETERsos's, COR. 18TH and MAIN SITS.
and get glass of delicious, icy cold SODA WATER,
drawn from a new and curious syrup apparatus. Els
s7rups are made from the le,t fresh fruit and their
flavor Is perfect. He sells it at the cd price Of 6.
carts glass is PITS
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THE CRoPs.-The ClarksvilIe Tobacco Plan.
says 1t is generally conceded that in Mecklen.
burg, Halifax, Charlotte, Brunswick and Luuen-
burg, Virginia, and in the counties of Granville
and Person. North Carolina, the wheat crops are
as dne as were ever seen in this country,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

THE FOURTH The citizens of Danve, Vir.
ginia have made arrangements for celebrating
the fourth of July appropriately. R. w. Lyles is
the orator and John f. Cobbs the reader for the
OCCASION
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NEW YORK, June Is The Dusseldorf Gallery
owned by r G Boxer, has been bought by the Cos
mopoitan Association for SlS0000, and with the
Greek Slave will be distributed in January next
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The ". Y. Municipal Difficulty.

NEW YORK, June % Mayor Wood was yes
terday released from arrest, on habeas corpus by
Judge Russell, who alluded particularly to the ma
lieiousness of the Recorder and his utter want OF
jurisdiction in the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

GREAT IRON BRiDGE.-A bridge is now beinU
constructed over the river Jordan" on the line
of the Catasaugua and Foglesville railroad in
Pennsylvania, which is said to be the largest ol
its kind in the United States. IL is l. 100 fe ct long
and is built entirely of iron-the spans being sun.
ported by iron towers one hundred feet h gh II
Will be completed by the first of July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-27

THE GRAIN HARVEST IN EUROPE, according to
intelligent information, will be magnificent, the
silk crop than last year, which was very
bad. The vintage seems likely to rival the grain
crop and to redeem the failures Of several years
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COMMENCEMENT The commencement exer,
cises of Roanoke, Virginia, College are in progress
Rev Drs d + Bittle Lansing Burrows, and M
Smith have delivered addresses
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California Overland Route.

WAsHINGToS, June % The Cabinet TO day
fixed the points of The overland California mail,
and returned it to the Postmaster General to
award the contracts. 1t is generally believed it
will start from Memphis, touching at Forts Smith
and Donna Anna, and end at Fort Yuma.
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Fire at Scranton, Pa.

SCRANTON, Luzerre County June 25th The
Coal Breaker of the Union Iron and Coal Compa-
n.y. valued at $35 900, was destroyed by fire yes
terday
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Departure of the Kangaroo.
NEW YORK, June 25 The screw steamship
Kangaroo Captain Jetfries, sailed for Liverpool
his morning, with $50 passengers,
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DEAD.-Mr Ellis, of Henrietta, Monroe county
New York, who cut his throat about two months
since, snd for twenty five days after the occpr
renee lived without taking particle OF food. died
on the GOSH During the last month of his life he
was enabled through silver tube to take some
light nourishment
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MARRIED,

At tho Second aptst Church, on the ID ult, by
the Rev Dr. Howell. Mr.. CHRISTOPHER w.
SAUNDERS to Mis-. JULIA Z. DABNEY, both oil
this cltv
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NrPowers Imperiai A IN br0types-
sincs the introduction OF the Imperial Ambrotype;
tmads only by POWEks,l other smo,otJplss: ..
hi, ,itv seem to have come stand -stroili &
about the streets for the want OF somethng TO 40.
While POWERS Is up to his ears In business. taxing
hupdre1r Of Likeness each day. all OF whi-h give
annie ,.tisfac.jon POWERS takes the lmPgbIAL
AMBsoTYPs for FIFTY CENTS, snd up to Sloo-
IsI Ma .,rsat 10 27.-lt'
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

UTeIegraph Hours:
Open from A. NJ. to 1tA r N. every hight 10 the
week, save sunday.
HfuR, ON SUNDAY Open from "A. NJ, to 10 A.
h aud from 9 2. n to 10 ?. NJ
s2S u. w. hADf, Shief Operator.
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- Notice to Builders. The builders of
The sity of Hich mond requested TO meet at tbs
CITY Hall, on MONDAY next this 18th inst, at g
o,cjo.L p A., for tbs purpose OF Recommending to
the Il Council suitable person to I'll the otilce Of
Msasurer ana Appraiser Of BuiIdinss'n the CITY.
/, q .2.t MANY puiLDhhs
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Ano,her Ere. heti nt.P ennI Van. New Y0rl

ALBANY, Y, June 25-The State Canal Conn
missioner has received Information of another de-
structve frs shet at Penn Van, causing an immense
damage to the Canal, and washing out the greater
portion of the banks.
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rrI.EGKAPHIC NEWS.
hEPOEYED FOR THE DIsPAT Oh
Shooting Affair nj Memphis Tenn.-Great
Fxciien emit.

Fxctteueut.
MEMPHIS Tenn, June John Everson was
shot dead yesterday in front Of the Wasbam
House. by q well K own gambler named John
Able. Everson asked Able for some money be
owed him, and 10 reply got pistol ball through
bis body.
Alta meeting of the ci.iz ans last night, . jury
was formed, having six representatives from each
ward Able the murderer of Everson, was found
guilty of murder in the first degree Twelve of
,he' Jury we're IL favor of lynchng Able, and the
rest for diaposiug of him lawfully.
resolution VAS passed requiring all the gsm'
blers to leave the city in ten days. or be forcibly
expelled.
The father of Able, an alleged murderer and
gambler, was required to leave the city at noon
to-day. Last night, a crowd having cannon In
their possession proceeded to the ai intending to
take Able forcibly tberefrom and hang him, but
they were dssuaded from doing so by the Mayor.
Democratic state Convention OF Georgia.
AUGUSTA Ga, June 26 The Democratic State
Convention, yesterday. a: Milledgeville, adopted
resolutions in favor of the Cincinnati platform, ard
deuouncipg Gov Walker course In Kansas
1t il now balloting for Governor.
SECOND DISPATCH
AUGUSTA, GA. June 26-The resolutions of
the Georgia State Convention express confidence
in President Buchanan. That relating to Gov.
Walker. of Kansas reads thus:
X solved That the inaugural address of Gov.
Walker, in regard TO the terms on which Congress
should admit Kansas into the Union; aud in at
tempting dictate to submission of the constitu-
ton for ratification aud to what class of persons
it should be submitted, constitutes presumptuous
interference in matters which re has legal
control; and the same address, in expressing bis
official opinion to Kansas becoming free State,
and in presenting arguments to support that ede
of the question is gross departure from the prin-
ciple of non-interv antion and neutrality. which
were established by the Kansas Nebrasks bill and
the Convention has full confidence that Mr. Bucha~
nan will manifest his fidelity to the principles
which carried him into Office, by recalling Gov.
Walker.
After two unsuccessful ballots, Gov. Gardner
was WITHDRAW
The last ballot stood Lumpkin 179, Lamar ia
There was much excitement among the respec-
tive friends of the candidates
A committee of conference was appointed
Hon. A. H. Stephens was re.nominated for Cons
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Saturday Morning, June ~, 1897


Persons going to the Springs, can nave the us
PATCH sent to them for any length OF time 'ney
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-u.. ,I.Io. CnrriaSe and Harness,

UHorses Mules, Carriage ana HaIhess'
BUGGY, Mich Cows AND CALyEs At AvcTios.-
Attention in asked to my Sale OF fine HORSES Aues
Cows Cs,risys and Suspy and Harness this morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock at the Horse Auction Lot near tns
Central Railroad Depot.
jeH Thus w. hEEobb, A"o''
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SOMETHING NEW !~sODA WATER,
~ SODA WATERING have this day added TO
our already exte nsive list Of Soda Waters 8yrups
$50 number Pear. Whortleberry and Banana Our
Syrups made from the French and American
fruit juice and not from essences artificial spiyituous
or other poisonous compounds. They are fa, nished
with Soda Water Of the purest quality icy cold from
our patent Silver draw'pipe, making beverage un-
surpassed In the city Our price 10 Co. glass 81 per
box of 20 tickets; glasses for $50.
Fresh Cream Syrups every day.
WARIN9 4 PEARCE,
js27-St Druggists, cor. 4th and Broad sts.
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THBAP. CHEAP! CHEAP!.
~ Elegant Black Silks, 8 per yard
o..

u.
Lawns, at 10 cents per yard
Summer Prints very cheap
Solid Colored Brllisnts. 12t cents
Figured BriIlisnts I2i cents per yard
Steel Hoop and Bustle Skeleton Shirts, 81
Grass Skirls, only so cents each
Cactus Skirts, 624 cents each.
Linen hirt Bosoms l2t cents each
Embroidered Collars and SleeVes
Lawn and Berage Robes
A few pieces OF Mating left, at 3lic per I'd
la order TO make room for Fall Goods, tremen
dous reduction will be made 10 every article now il
store at the Cheap Bargain Emporium of
je27 ALFRED MOSES, 63 Main at
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HANDSOME DRESS GOODS Al T.,
II HARTWELL'S. lit Broad Street..My stock
of DIess Goods 10 we'll assorted and none of any
style exhausted owing to the many additions that
hsve made 1t recently which renders 1t more than
attractive at this season of the year. | am SELF &
many styles at greatly reduced prices NV stock n
Mautles is also very good. aud selling them at
very attractive prices. Come and see them.
10 a c. HARTWELL
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LOST.
Os T...Yesterday nflernoon, beIwee

I y II tstbTUay HIIbTHOOU, DtLWern
IL Tlueman A. farker's lumber yard, near the b.
sin, and the Dispatch ctfi:s, wallet containing ID.
July Coupons Of the following bonds, viz: of tn.
State of Virgins two coupons of 8 Is each. Nos 49,
snd 409, payable 10 New York. OF the Bonds Ct tia
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, twelve coupons q
s 30 each. payable in New Y ork. viz: Nos All a.
423 424, 425 46l. 49, 463, 464 GA 635 6i6 OF ths
Bonds Of the Virsinia Central Rsilrosd of Virginia
one coupon Of $50, payable in New York viz No.
mond viz Nos S44 S45. $40, 464 487 4a8 492 ass 45
500, SOL 500. 594 93i, 935, $780, 9S7 938, 939. The
finder will BIS suitably rewarded II he will leave ii,
coupons with LEWIS WEBB
Richmond, June a. 1857. ie7
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S1aR1 MUDDY WATHH-W WATER FIi,-
@atSA{ TEhs I'VE manu- featuring ~ alter FL
GG@ tiers at the very low prise of $3.50, which
KY every f'mily should have. They will filter
four gaocs of river in hour, as perfectly
c lear any spring wateI They have only to be tried
to be appreciated. Call and supply yourselves at
KEEsEE i PARIS Pottery
"a IF nd e.
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HAkGss FaEsf FhUiT in prime order.
~ Receiving, per ship J. g. Lsncaster, A. DAYS
from Palermo, via Baltimore,
500 boxes ORANGES, attictly prime order
500 LEMONS
@Also, from Philadelphia, so whole boxes burch
RAiSlNE 81 half boxes 50 quarter boxes, 25 layers
Also, Dates Figs, prime Pine Apples Palmnuts,
Walnrts, Filberts, Almonds, &C. in prime order for
sale by N. B. DICKINSON,
jan So Fruit Warehouse, No 8 18th strset