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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

DIEHuIND UaN A M TAI. AXIOM
II WUhKS.-Tbe tubscr Der 10 prepared to furnieh
ORNAMENTAL IRON WOkK of the folio win 9
description, from large q collection OF dessns as
can be found in the United states and ressonab bic
terms embracing: IRON A Ii g, cast and
wrought of over TWO HUNDRED different pstterus
Veraudahs; Balconies; Window Guards, sills Lin
tets Chimney Caps and Store Fronta Fountains
Vs,os Ststuery; Lions; Dogs SC ior PARK snd Gar.
den Ofngnlents; Wrought Iroa Work for buiiins
purposes Including Vault and Cellar Doors, Grating,
Hinges; also, every description CT Wire Railing,
GLIDING Farm Fences; VeraDdsh and Tree Boxes,
&C. now M fractured in this Country
Particular attention fiEen to snclosing CEMETE-
RY LOTS, and STOKE Work furnished when desired.
Sketches ard estimates of work will he sent to any
part Of the country and where WORK Is ordered,
Plans and directions for putting it up Also Draw
ings and cost OF Marble cad and Foot Stones Mon
uments and Tombs, viii De furnished when desired.
JAS D BROWNS, 9th street.
ap 2-ilm Main Richmond, Va.
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By Richard Cnuthorn

CWuthOru.
PAR AND BAE FIXTURES At Ate
\ TiON:-on TUESDAY, 2lst iust at 10 O'clock.
sell at suction for cash the contents of said house
consisting OF Bar end Bar Fixtures; l stovs crock
ery-ware, &c. r CAJITHCSN
ap 10 A..t;
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ny Alex Noft,

CchassIiEuso .lRw,,ip = GOODS AND GRO
on SATURDAY morning next, the ,ssb i. my scrs'
sscood hand Furniture einsht new and
DRY 6OoUs.-Clofhs c..;,,.r..
McusIins Calico Domestics, &c. RAJ, - c,ssa,
ing, Boots SHOES, bait, Csps Bonnetts Sc' e'''a'
Coffee. esns.. so.D h ~ Gin. sIssd Sugar
0lsubsr Salts 20 do. Mustard 10 boxes stsrch ~ &c
Cayenne Pepper; 500 doz. empty Bottles 1nsy ~.
spill a Ajax MOTT -.
ADDITIONAL -6 superior two Horse Ploushs
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NJsW STOCK.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

The subscriber has just received from Baltimore,
Phiisdelphia aud New York, his entire stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
Comprising general aud complete assortment,
AMONGST xhich will be found great variety of very
handsome and desirable styles for
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's WEAR,
All of which purchased under such favorable
circumstances that he is now prepared to oh3r much
Krsster inducements TO purchasers thsn heretofore
lie respectfully suggests thet he deems detail of
what he hss on hsno quite unnecess@ry-suthcs it to
say that his stock Ia, been equal to what it is
HE fierds and purchasers generally invited to
call aud examine for themselves with the assurance
that every article will be offered 1t the lowest prices
for cash or on the usual time prompt paying cus-
TONERS He begz again to tender HE s'L cere thanks
for the very liberal patronage sc:arded to the lata
firm OF j. l.. 6mITHER e. aoTHEn, and soiicts 8
continuance of the same for himself.
JOHN l.. sMiTGER
apI-dIm no 20 Main street
EUUVHERS SAVINGS B A N k-.-Tnis
- institution is organized. Deposits ceived
and certificates bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent if Of longer date than six months, or FIVE per
cent fer shorter period issued at the office oil
IsAACs TAYLOR, opposite the Banks
JAMES DUPUY, President
WIN Il JENKINS. Secretary.
VIM. B. I3AACS, Treasurer.
sp 3-dGclm
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'gRWA kDING BUsINE SIN.

k4'0RWA X DING BUsINE y 81 NJ.
Il CREASED DfSPATCH.-I have made arrange
naents to increase the line of boats running from my
house and shall at the of the fall se&
son. send cut boat every other DAY Sundays except
Cd BY this arrangement will put goods through two
syssooner than heretofore, and nearly not alto
fstnsr. a. soon es by the .. b. r. e., and At much
lees expense.
4, Merchants west Of Lynohburs wishing to eondG
ther goods 70 the rarord agent are required 10 de-
Posn funds 20 psy the charges TO that point the
snsaie and Teanessee Railroad refuse to pay Or col
iect charges en- goods received by the Canal
@-ts ALFRED LEE. on the Dock
Virginia WORM kILLkR.-GOunary
merchants and others shsuid not forget ~ supply
themselves With this popular and unfxinpg Worn
destroyer. IL 10 the best preparation in nse being
sweet and pleasant, and certain In it, action
TO- 1t csn BE- had Of the agents, PURCELL,
LApD 4 co. BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
sst Dsssgsts ssasrslly. - 10
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HORSES AND BCGGIks.-Wfllb he ..,s
lat auction at tbs Hoss Lot opposite the Centrsi
Depot. On SATURDAY morning next the 18th ipst
at 10 O'clock, sever ne Riding and harness Hosss:
slso, two Bugsies very little used
spl7 ALEX. MOTT, Auet
E A FINE FAMILY HUnsE FO0
A@ SALE AT AUCTiON--I will sell, 1t auo.
ton on SATURDAY next, 18th inst At 70
ocIock, at Horse Lot, near Central Depot one ins
large Work Horse, said to be fine family Horse, for
and On accouot of whom it may concern, to psy
ehaffes and livery bill due me-
sp I--2t| JAS T. SOUTHLAND
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ap l4--6ts

G,%>A UNION TROT1 ING
42fAa~~ COURSE.-We would call
1919 &SSss the attention of the public
x1se.sze.-zesasSsS-.Ss. &c this beautiful track
which bears the above 1t s beautifully sit ua.
ted near Hollywood. convenient distance from the
city for pleasant drive, and 10 almost finished
ia fact every fair day it 10 throp with vehicles of
various kinds and fast steed which trot around its
level track. 1t embraces, in circumference half
mile. and s shaded by fine trees The track 10 row
being enclosed, and the Long House and Judges'
stsud to be erected in few days Mr. Miller
gentiemsnly proprietor, has his stable finished
and is prepared to take chsrgs Of and train any
bsr Of colts and horses that may be sent to him We
invite the attention of the public the Union Trot-
ting Course, beins very accessible, and at the
time pleasant drive. N
IT, St
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Virginia sPOkES.-We have Ia store
siarse stock of Hickory and Oak spokes, aasort-
ed from to in manufactured il this State, and
fully equal in timber and work uisnship to the best
Rev Jersey and ct mueh lower price. We invite
coach and wagon msnufacturers TO call and examine
than. VAN LEW TAYLOR & Co
spl6 Is Main street.
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MEAT FRAMED DWELLING ON THE
~ NORTH SIDE OF MARSH ALL ST., Be
TWEEN SMITH A Nd kUNFORD Srs, FOR
SALE AT AUoTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY
afternoon, the 20th April 1857 on the premises com.
msncius at 81 O'clock, the Framed Dwelling locate
az above now In the occupancy Of Mr.. Lacey, a6-
joining the esid -pce of Mr.. Houchns.
Terms One third cssh. bslsnse at and IL months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, or title retained. The taxes for 1857 to
be paid by the purchaser
ap is 0ODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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CARPkNrEh's Ti,OLS OF EXTRA
- QUALITY.-Bsdwin's Bench and Moulding
Flames; Spear Jackpon's Hand and Tenor Saws;
Witbefby's Drawing Knives and Socket Chissls;
Hanta Single, Lath0g and Chop Hstchsfs; May
doies east stesl Adzo Eye Hammers Benise's cast
stssl CompSxses, Diy,ders aud Saw-Rets; Butchers
Plane Irons, Files and Chise.s For sale by
VAN LEW, TAYLOR 4 CO,
sp ID 10 Main street.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON FEDERAL, BIZ.
II TWEEN RICHARD AND BALDING SITS ,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on FRI.
DAY AFTERNOON. 24th April, 1851, on the prem
ises. commencing at O'Clock, lot located above
with Frame Tenement thereon, partly finished.
The 10. fronts 81 feet, runs back ~ fact.
TERms-One-tbiTd cash; balance at and months,
for negotiable interest added, and title retain
ed till last note il paid, The taxes for 1857 10 be
paid by the purchasers
an lids GoDDIN APPFRsON Aucts
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SgJ1iLLAs3 HURLEY. Baoker.
w SO Main St., opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Dealer IN Domestic Exchange, Urcurent Bank
Nota7, Business Paper and b. skstable Securities of
every description
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT Axs GOLD.
ia -Gr,
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. TINY DEMONSTRATED m A.

- DAME MOLLEN respectfully inform the La.
dies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity, that
she win give information in all the sars relating to
life such as Health, wealth Love; Marriage jour.
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in Business, ABSENT
ct her subjects both pass present and future ana an
concerns Of life. Terms-For Ladies 70 eenn. zen a.
tlemen SO cents, each. Apply at NO. ~. t*nisa
over tho door, Tayors alley, between Isn anu ioth
and Main ana Cary streets, Richmond, Va
Linz
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A CARD,--We woaid take this meth cd
II of informing oar friends and The public In gen
era that now prepared TO fill orders for Soap
and Candles Those CT our customers who have bee ,
waiting for of our soap can now be supplied by
sending in their orders at ones. Also. faw barrels
of nice Tallow for sale.
C. CREW SON,
steam Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
e. The highest cash price paid for Grease.
an l5--1y
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!. EIIA.NEOUs.

- {
Egy, ivy Cgllse, f1eiHtHg az RePqrtnleat5 of Book
5isegi,sg AeetsEts a3a 4eRasaHattps itteqrtdLLyta
E01; Attt eOtTsefn Ladfss Depdtfs1Sst. 80
HR PRoPRlEToRs take great pleasure IN expressing
tnsir thanks for the gratifying aud unpEeeedsntsd
ss5 E19Ezsd the career Of their
az the Capital, and stimulates them 70
9sIsd SNertons % meet !ot eeiS0t paH1Ast
qlR increasing demand for flrdcttco1 Gl com
soe course ~ Utegrltikk e tTntBd. The great
of the heavy Banking aud GonreT!
assisted byedueAted accomplished Renti.
men has enabled him TO bring degree perfection q
oL COUNTING ROOM instruction., ord exercises
NOT not ATTAINED, BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
by thS new process IL drilled DESK iI60i-
Y step by step, until he has whole routine
OF an Aec0uutants duties fhOr0Lhl tOiloh he had
an apprenticeship IN Fl1F16 G6iRS6ercK
olSe and thus e aWkFardnesS falterinE and eEreeiaus
'blunderH arc In , great measure, disSIpAted
IN addition to our enEagtnent aecopliahea AEiyt-
We have also Secured the services OF dome Of the
most eplnsnt Leeturers in Ohio lecture On consrsSI
Our course Of nsueon extended 10 particuiSrEe
thing CONNECTED With DOUBLE
hNL4tf BOOK KEEPING, With free and fI discussion Of
lts upon Commercial HSto4y
oI Enalnept Commercial Men, Commercial Ces
SgTsPhy Commercial Products, Commercial Calcurtons
inerntrip &c. = t.l.lssas = Tf.I'l (. :
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~ "a s
PR r q I3sI i d a TI o !,
CleveIand g usbur q Railro55d.@

ISA Ms I @ u
iCleveIand 9 F'ftvsburg g Ratlrodd:s
s. sls, s! IS; S. Il.
SPRING AItRAtIGEMENT.a
Trains run through to seeling g I'itts6argh
ON and after Monday March o 1851, Trains WIN nm
" daily, (sundAy'E t1csptsd1 a follow ItE
sass,sa LEAVE cLRSEIAHD.a s5s ti1s se.sS
haa ST5s /. sSg s = g. Sn s z sS'1 I; M h
a:s5 n RSpress Train only e Huason, Raytuua
Alliance BayRrd, SaiIneyIlle, WeIlSvNle, and
Liverpool, and arrives at Pittsburgh Rt $40 P u,
LEAVE PITTSBURGH.
sis!sisad a 80 II, and Saesilas asEaSs; " as
$500 II Express FraIn stops at way Station. sxsep.
Ef sasspFg Ee,' 6Eeshs..sE AoglfEs sd
Wheeling at 7si6 r IS.
co. . LEAVE wHEBhiNG.
\ @ PlbaEss as 4. & and e s9S9s a5Sss E.
sTTIyss 5.5. 4 q SGT cIsysisaa
AssenlIapdltIop Train leaves Rayenna ats.as AN.
sSa a y S & stops ~ all and arrives a
( Ia1gAn TfaiuIstOP 1t Euolld Street Station.
TnscnrllssJVaS Isrsneh.
T5ains leave New 745 q M Dover At SOS,
With Train Main Line, for Cevyahd Pittsburgh and
from Cleveland Pltts6uTgh AMI synrSbureh Al
s4 Arrives at Dover at 400, and New Philadelphia
chang. Of caIs Cleveland and Ptsburgh
Connections.
The Trains connect at Pittshureh with u Pennsyyanla
oLGSa Sor, . ter HsIrih5eEEhs New
stsn6enyis with tie steubenyle and Indiana RaiiFo9d
for CadE, CosliDcopf EeWars Columbus and
cabesa SE K15Sas sBS
more Also NTH Steamers for Maristta' PsrkerSburg, and
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ro OoRI,EsPONDENTs.

LETTERS CONCERNING subscription, advertising other e.
nanca business te IneEeneeT, should be addreSsed
tar PToPrittOTA.
IloulI be addressed te EdtOrS jointly either
Correspondents for publication, will please write
saiy n side Of the paper
prompt attention 70 correspondents than
= might otherwise receive.
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PIAN on F5T ss-fS5. Z. 1ss.-5- Z. =

FIEALtl9 % q lk4EltlS5l . 8 .I
psl rem
tianosa Win iron fFsie, eissEs scIIoS
.nd SlidnE dssk1 with palsne
Tea be1FlneAsalt tllgr lstlnt, aH1l11ly
IlEI1nte - EiFl lId =
lpErinFs iss1s55s ma s4za la1i55 :
N eolneeton With tle A1te lll and fan stoek
oVeFF tn ~ hnsIea and in fSet oley.
Sing that nay be found n st5F, bo iodnl ~
ihlsilss Is ilsiri Ss... .lSlssi
e boz qlis's esl1a - E1F slis n 81 u
~ 80 bArailLge4 4 Htsil fTii.ns,
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Books, Stationery n a. Wall Papef.
llEv Al Rf3A AN GiEIMEf Il
Ef fAN1N9 ftfehl5ed the Book and Faif
IL par eftl pf John tl N Il eaEttn.
ae the blaegs y the old stand, III NAH street Whsep
hsEe etoioFe 50 aeetaly eHtendet predeeesEGr.
if g ~ PaLR2ss e sssR s9saFy @ hgnd inl er4
nEsl end e seliaf the lolsst F5ieel. f6iy - si.
TS CountFy Alerthantl5 and otheFS pafehat1f
e yhosae, Ereat Inducements areqqs5a II S6sk and
~ cash PdId Tor Ragi.
1eyi9ttFH 5s 5&Gg CaORlf
ltEo n cid RRietltlsr raltld. uuatolil e1tsf ~
TAI graf pials.iEs n ~. Ja5s Q. On,
u - ql0lr1 Save Esi loukS ElatEansEy ali
PlIeFt g+f a . 1ontIndsnes q Tie 5-
tten1s ASfetoloFc eiit1y "a b iss4s - 7 Es3
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.C1EoE this superior

-9 AAAAA ~ kAGAN0N =
y NOW nearly two 4
favor, and Is now pEsi Z
mold Pluid. q
During the past ye1k I
ties, together with dni u,
% bankers and merc :
bnfgh, Buffalo, CleTei !
NtneenneS, In0innap d!
Naghvllle, Memphis,
and New Orleans. NH
partmentg Of Kentuc
taken three 6rEt claE3 u
Cincinnati and LouIst III
dals at State RaIfS held |
and Illinois.
The following merch
tOfore using AruoId's 81
ler'H Book. Keepers VII
Northwestern Bank
Bank Of Wheeling; BAhI
ring Company; Count
graph Ohlce; BaltlmOf
House; Kelly, Hollow
Matthew 3 Co.; a. SD
Boyd; Boyd & Ott; Oil
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JeReIFy silver an d EsI1IeSI g I7re
CloeES, Are. 0e. - 80
nPIANO FORYBs.

OPENED THIS DAY, a FINE STOCK OF
= Chicken gin Plano Rortes,,rt
S.AH ~ and 6K oetaYes These instFansents, -
awarded the highest prizes gold medal atthe
ate 4eehaniss far' held in Boston, Oct 1856,
Grand Semi: and Psrlcr grand Plaos aud or their
square Riano0I Tue highest and rst prize silver Medal
there gold for his cass on instrl
ents We have facilities Afforded That viii enable us
sen these instruments at prices that Will cOmpSis with
the most common makers peetfuy invite the
and Variety Store, 2B Union street y NELI0R.
~ epfanbA cfnnRb
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VIZ L4DyFS, 7T)Fo 4 2r1glz5,yl,,,
I. ]. ALLEN, LII. d, r
President Of Farmer College.
L0RIE ANDREWS.

= 4
z President Of kenyol COLLEGE,
jflb5.S - . - = y 4fsfs
TO Young men who wish to acquire "6uSin EdHCo4
We think Il affords facilities very seldom quaed
has TIE rare AlhcAtpnl Of the0ret OWlt
Sge ana apuess ~ teaching, added practical Countih
Room experience, and eeleOnfdent that graduates fro
Gated SetQf Books.
Al. sTONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
y. J. JANNER Seciy Board OF Control State Bank OF o.
:. y IJ.k;:tEAaal Book Keeper at D. T. Woedbury1S. al
Z T. T. 9FEtDiEhl BOOK Keeper Rt Clinton Bank
H. 2 MILLS SsSecy Columbus Gas and Coke Co. 4,
v. b. MAsoNi BOOK Keeper at J. II. Riley &CoJs.I
~ For fuf particulars, send for circular
.t's sf-.-sf GRANGER q ARMSTRONG,
le1-lH y mi tlsf 'ea PIOprietoFa
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,---..a- T. Ulfect Importation fs
AE hEVe this day received, DlREtF nom die
w les In BellaSt our Pan lnlbortStion ~
Hlisy Llnena anu Linen calbne HsndEerchiefS Tbsss
sc lneqe especially fok sales and are C6
sntsa ~ pure I5nsn We would respectfully invite pnr-
= and e1auet e Determined 10
eau
lPlo ~ q HEIekEELl 4 -SNrE AnflfIN.Ae
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3 % An MANUPA 0fURFS
,loOKR !, EEPBAl'S

Id Ink has been be1 he TIE public
81 i has been eonst htly gaIning ia
g by many Q tl1e far-famed an .
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y ehty thnnsand qllrs aud pint bot-
E! tiAes innumer4 le, pave Been sold
n IN Cincinnati IouiagEIle, PiltS.
~ DeTURl Tertf Hdute, lafayette,
8 EHansTtlle, 1anllfoTt, Lexington,
o!iiss Flcksb rs, Jackson, Matches
= 4 also been opted In the State De-
a tennessee 44id MississipPi. IthSs
lomas Attl eehhnies 1nEttfntes
and topT iplomAg and Prize sI1aY
t4st Eau IN New York, Ohio, Inaianh
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CtdIOKEEIN

G&l oPENI
sale, 4 IRE
HTE1 DE-. 1ssss.s5 ss5 + +
tone and llEhtneas Of tou
country or Europe and 1
eig prices, lnelpdinE cal
Also, Prince 3 Co.'S
hAf HVell, Of Ane RoseI
prices; With q general 81
Italian, French and G
ite Bauios, CRmboFl
StringBs with an bther al
raj aglertment Of Varles
Whe esale and retail j
No. 20 Union StreOt.
my q
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT, 5

], 4 : !. : :.
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Ing Elula4 =
Virgil Merch6nta' & leohanIes'
oi w 4ellnEi Creseeuf lGanufaetn-
lerk e Ohio County; National Telo.
md Ohio Railroad Once; GcInFe
C0t RnESea 8 l1GAHee; Gordon.
llsy Son; DoanSt s Gov Eill; OFT
PrHeri Jas. h. elout 4 o.; Lamb
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BL-AENIE%
very neafShd sOpeTioTartiele Of
BANK CHECKS on all the city Banks
ORDER BOOKS,
BLANK DEEDS, NOTES., DRAFTS. &o..e
Printed Oh extra paper. Ior sale Al this once
Drag Receipts alsd Bi1Es Of Eadfng
~ 'a'i and Bound to order AlsO,evsrI description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING!
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oFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy. streets
-Enuance from Quincy st
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2 FoWder! Powderl
mi REILLY has constantly In uaSRaIIten a qood 6ut
aPsRae PPssas Rue Sporting On
West. y 49, - w =
n R1,iESa " and Oshsrs up large quantities,
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~ sy can oHer Inducements q
e ~ no house in the West, tf n
oubl 70 Sh0W goods-Eood5 5thtto
z cd tpmerG. 5lIa slIfll : So
PEihit Live Geese FeathetSs
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sheppard and NIorgan, 81

Snndr1eS. 80
IN DOEESF Cof6 BF0ons,
~ n .d6len Elne Washboarla
5 boxes Pearl EtlFeh; -
% hhl8s GtV Ainef1IEi, No. q - ,tifsss
- .baE8 Rio CsoueeS
bhis. Golt eAl SdgaF. - isss1
t,l, 80 = Extra 8 IlbaF.i
Rs6siHed and for sale .by ts
aSan THnRIfRNl = FAnnJll.s
sNJBAPoLTIAN, Flnls Bo6e, Esast, ltell, Ind
SkEt55 iilt reesiys1b b Elis5Fl ssal n
WHITE GOODS ss.9 q
rTSEIR- Target Gtoct-ln ne ety..
0RiKD BRE1I Plan and lls1i ana 55o5iis7s
4aI0 t9AElidE 81
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TneCnrnINna E8rnnnh.

Trains leave New PhiladePhia 1;45 D, Dover at $685.
With Train on Main Line, for oleyyland Pittsburgh and
from Clsyeand Pittsburgh and ayneSburgh at
245 Arrives at Dover ct 400, and New PhItadeiphh
at $40 H.. trf. -Ilii i.Il7t5
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ODD FELLOWS -DIRECToRY

German Prose.taat, Union Kan, Main street, betWee
Monroe and Quincy; services lOH morning.
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Gle t1breliltg 1r1telligellrrr }.

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DAILY; TRI-TERKIY AED WEEKLY, BY
A MPBELL & McPERMoT.
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GT0NE q THOMAS take plsGSufs In Announcing that
Winter
cry dsO0dsy FaFtettes ahdi iNlilITasry 6SSOdS.s
s5sys Just EeesiSsd tsiE sseena Eail Ppsehase,
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lshs and Ot the lowest BuffslO
Martins celebrated Guitars,
WOling, VlOlineelloI, Rl6teS,
S1nlng Rorks, the hest Italian
es : the music line, ard . Senes
NJ S'a Maiie and variety store
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Judge Hoffman discharged
Mayor Wood, who was charged with contempt Of
Court.
The opera season opens in September next. Sig
norma freggolina IS engaged to open the season !
Cotton and -four firm; wheat ST 8OaSI. 90; corn
buoyant mess pork ll3a2l2s prime unchanged
eoHee for Rio oils and lead quiet freights and
stocks irmer =.
There mas been another destructive freshet at
Feeneyan, immensely damaging the canal
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Flour Sc, 50aS6, 65 /;
grain unchanged; Whiskey %; provisions dull !;
groceries active-prices unchanged.
DETROIT June 25.-Gen. Cass leaves for Wash
lngton this evening to his official duties All
his household goods preceded him.
NEW YORK, June 26-The South Royalton bank
OF Vermont is reported failed.
The Cosmopolitan Art Association has purchased
the Dusseldorf gallery Of paintings At $50 600,
which, with the Greek Slave, will be distributed
among subscribers next January.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Postmaster Gen
eral has re-aTranged the mail service between Rich
mond and Memphis ensuring greater dispatch and
regularity
Col Piekens, of South Carolina, declines thr Rus
sion mission.
CONCORD N. H., June 26.-The Legislature
condemned the bred Scott decision, and expunged
the negro disability clause from the militia bin.
LOUISVILLE, June 26.-River falling, with 81
feet water on the falls. Weather clear. Thermom-
eter 60
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PILESL PlLESI PLLESI

rHIs HIrEEETO IyTgAcTABLE DIsssss, AMI
STAGE,
CURED By EAlEkNAL APPLICATIONS ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAJGH'S PILE SALVE
XETiLL never .sl ia giving immediate relief and posi-
w aFsI7 csUaZ tie worst and most obstinate cases o.
Hemorr51ids sr Piles. lt Is the
ONLY INgALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
oreswhsrs for the Piles aud is the result Of years
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Psie5 BGFg remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without ar Of failure It's part TO do all the DropristoI
claims for D..
Full directions accom- anylng each box and al that Is
requisite % 81 TO observe them, ana cure will sooD
TO follow.
Dr. Il. Csvselr q presently
Dear Sir. Fsi g arrived the city few days sgO,
Twas suffering e-sd sely with the piles. mentioned ny
condition 70 zoe, 20 g your advice. Hog RECOMMENDED
your Pie Sa7e S. s1g b. would tred 1.-THE
elect was immediate, ana ] an nov well. ] believe li
10 be, ASH proved in ny case iuVaua be remedy, and
sure care for that disease the Piles and such recon-
mend il 10 others.
Yours truly JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt. Louis, No.
- Price 81 per BOX. For sale IN Nashville bFs EWin
Bros Whoesals Agents. and By Druggists and Dealers
generally.
Dr. 7. H. CAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
auR3l-ly inside 81 Louis, No.