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THE LYNCH LAW EXECUTIONS IN IowA.-A
correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune, writing from
Jackson county, Iowa, gives an account of the re.
cent executions by mob in that county. All three
of the victims had perpetrated cold-blooded
murders, and it was found impossible to get jury
to convict them The committee numbered 400
men. The correspondent adds:
They went to the Jail all armed. demanded admit.
lance and on refusal proceeded to pound the door
with sledee hammer. After repeated blows the
door and Gazing gave way; they drew Grford out,
took him to q tree near by. put q rope around his
neck and asked him If he had anything to say The
poor wretch doubt in hope that confession might
save his life made speech implisstins two other
men and said that they had mutually agreed to kill
ingalls,; that the man who did the deed was to be
paid $50 BY tho ohes and in Gaze Of arrest helped
to escape.
They told him they going to hang him. BE
called for q PRIEST A Methodist minister prayed
with him ana then they strung him W to the tree
Some tw enty had hold of the rope and drew him
up, white the remainder OF The Committee stood
guard with losded arms They suffered his corpse to
dange in the air for several hours then buried him In
q coarse &C fin
For the last week or two rumors have been ahost
that this Vigilance Committee intended to take
Barser from the Jail whsre he was confined and hsa
him Our citizsns generally thou ght there was no
foundation for the ru nors; but last night several
wagon loads of men, all rrmed to the teeth went to
Dsws.t. whsre Bsreer and Carroll were 10 custody,
took them from the jail, and, a. am iof ,rmed with
out any resist tho pa OF the authorities pro-
oesdsd to tndrew this morning and hung Bsrgsr to
the tree on which they had before hung Grfold.
large eoncourse of people were present-some
ssinae the number at not less than one thousar -
and bush to relate It, portion of the crowd were
women. The prisoner Barger was very much at.
fsc.ed and said but few words The gaping multi
tude stood there With the utmost ind ference and
suffered ffty men tor that about the humber OF
the Comuittee presently to commit this horrible
MURDER. part of the Committee were boys not
more than sixteen years OF age, armed with cooked
reyolyers Ia both hands At signal given by their
captain, whose name was Jacob Landis the present
| Postmaster at Iron Hl in this county, they drew
| him up In the air to die like dog
| When nv informant left the spot the body was
still ed and the Committee had adjourned TO
| dinner! # er the execution Of Barger, vote WAS
taken with reference to arron.
The Committee voted to put him In jsil, to tske
his tfial in July next with the provso that II he was
rot convicted and executed according to law at that
| time they would take and hang him themselves at
| all hazards.
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Death Of an Actor.-Islsrtality'

PHIL ADELPHIA, June David Bowers ga
vorite actor of the Arch street Theatre died sq9-
was about 36 years of age. Last night he Was IN
GOOD health, and attended the benefit Of his WE;
At the Theatre He is the sixth OF the tnesMicai
profession who have died here within the past
months. q, ~
MN ann ntinu
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a. THE sEcRET.-Ths cause pf all the fury OF
he imitators of TYLER l. Co. il simply this: Be
fore the extensive picture estabshment was open
cd at 1879 Main street. the public were compelled 10
pay So for inferior pictures and insolent treatment
but since, they have obtained better portraits of Ry
LER Co for so cts and the consequence is, the i'm.
itaters they die are determined to give Adeath
shrek, and do little hurt if they can. The imita
tors earnestly solicited TYLER Co to buy their
Germ at small price three months since, and have
tried to sell very hard; tiading they cannot do So
they have determined to invest the few dollars
which remain of them In abuse of TYLER 4 Co -
Pay no attention to what they say or do
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Riot at Medina.

Curc.ao June 6th.-A serious riot occurred at
Medina. Winnebago Co.. Wisconsin, on the
mat. between the contractors and laborers on tne
Racine and Mississippi Railroad The citizens
were required to arm themselves against tne r'os-
ers, two of whom were killed, ana nulnoo ,,. 80
ronslv injured. The Sheriff of Winnebago county
had been sent for. and the excitement was In
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Gayernership ef Utnh.

WASHINGTON, June Cit IL generally believed
that, Dol Cunning having declined the Governor
ship of Utah, Il has been offered TO ex-Govsrnof
Philip Frank Thomas, Of Maryland, and that ne
will accept Il. Il IL not yet known who are 70 Do
the new Judges and Marshal.
The Secretary of War has issued An order TOT
the movement Of 2 500 troops, under Col Harvey
for Utah
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TTo Merchants, Mechanics and 0thel
Merchants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADIN0,
POSTERS, &C., &c. printed, are invited to call at
our extensive Job Office, which 10 supplied with al
most every variety of type. embracing oil the iase'
styles.
Our assortment Of CARDS, large and small, Bus''
mesa and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot BE- Oh
celled.
Wsddip.. Party and Ball TICKETS. and Victims
and At Houe CARDS, prtated IN the nsste" posi-
All YORK executed at short notice and at the low
sst CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
Ss.sJntion Of Printing 10 respectfully asked at the
HDisSAfCH JOB OFFICE" corner OF Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some Of the finest
ns of printing executed IN this country.
JNO D HAMMEk8LEY CO,
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ATrsNTiUN ALL Flhk co,
Mo- Attend regular Monthly Meet
{ <.s<ssz z ing Of your company, at your engine
house on this MONDAY evening 81 &
O'Clock Every member 10 expected to 30 present,
90 business of Ina portsnee. concerning the new or.
cine 10 tn be brought before the meeting
By order Of v. BARGAMIN, Commander.
GEO @. MATHEWS, Seey. 10 Sit
INFOKM ALTON WANTED OF the Pa.
/ rents or Friends OF . little Girl named Many
ANN THORPE who arrived BY the Central care
Yesterday, (sunday She 10 now ct the st. Charles
Hotel, whore she was carried BY the Conductor Of
the uain Mr.. y. p. Moody. 10 alt
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APPOINTMENTS BY The PREsIDENr.- Laton 8.
Fuller Postmaster at Scranton, Pa vice B. Il.
fhroop
w. w. Armstrong, Postmaster at Tiffn, Ohio, vie .
George Knapp.
Gideon w Young Postmaster at Chelsea, Mas.
OF Myand TO ii rat class cei kshp In the office of
the hird Audi or, vice Chas. soran, deceased.
DR. John Kerr, to be Principal Surgeon at the
n ari ae Hos oitsi at ew Ories ans La.
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The furniture factory of Alexander Roux, In
New York, was destroyed by fire, Friday night
Loss $500
Stacy Wi son was accidentally drowned in the
South Branch, Hardy Co, Va, last week.
Mayor Wood, of Trenton. N ], has resigned The
office e chief ms Ristrate of the city.
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RACING IN NEW YoRK.-A four mile race came
off over the Fashion Course, New York, Friday
toe entries being Sue Washington and Nicholas |
l, was won by Nicholas l in two straight heats e
Time, 7:4O-7:43 The track was In good condl>
ton with the exception of one two heavy places
on the track on the back stretch.
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SAILING OF A STEAMER-The steamship Co
lumbia collins line) for Liverpool from Sa-
turday, took out about so passengers and the
G asgow, for Glasgow, went out full, including l2l
in the steerape,
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E,ra IN VIA dison, Wise onsin.

MADISON, WIS, June 6th.-The entire 6lock o.
buildines known as the Dane County block, were
DESTROYED by fire this morning. The loss Id essi'
mated At S75 900; mostly insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-08

~ 1T MAY NOR BE GENERALLY KNOWN THAT
the Liver Invgorator, whose reputation has become
great ia of the very best remedies for the
willing epidemic OF DiarrLGs, Dysentery, and Sum.
Complaint, that regularly visit nsighber-
hood at this season Of the year.
We would advise all as soon a. they are attacked
with any of these complaints, to got bottle of Dn'
EANF oRDs LIVER INvIG oRAToR Immediately, for we
have often tried it with single failure to
that unhesitatingly pronounce it the So
fest and remedy know of for those diseases
either in adults or children Eating summer luits
often produces arrangement Of the stomach and bow.
els with tendency to Cholera Cho'era Infantum
aud other distressing complaints all Of which will be
almost immediately relieved by the use Of the nrigo
yatcr which sleanses and puries the system, giving
gor to the appetite relieving indigestion and sour.
ness of stomach, and is up equaled preventative
ofFEyER AND AGUE Tallahassee Sentinel
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER and ADIE GRAY
Agents for Richmond. 10 Ludlow
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DAMAGEs.-In the Circuit Court of New York
last Friday, Lucien Etchberry recovered $4,000
damages foom Joseph Leverille for having put out
his eye with blower" something through which
little arrows are blown at target 1t seems that
Leverle blew the arrow into Etchberry's eye
notwith standing the prOtestations of the latter.
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TEL. aRAPHIC NEWS.
\ PORTED FoR THE DIePA3 Oh


Frem Washlsg
WAsHfN0ToN, June 6.--Ssth Kipmen, the pef~
son who presented President Buchanan with the
buckhorn chair, received an appointment 70 assist
IN the removal Of curtain Indians on the Pacific
cosst The salary ID about oI 800 per annum.
The Postmaster General this morning opened
the bids for the contract to carry the mails over
land, TO California. There will probably b no de-
cfsion for two weeks.
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Ioss of tho Brig Martha Rogers.
BOSTON. June 5-The brig Martha Rogers (of
paISsst Carver. from New York for Pictou, WAS
.o,aiv ,ost IN Cane Sable. We have no date or
n. rticulars The crew were saved
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IMPORTS OF NEW YORk.-Ths total foreign i'm
ports for the month of May into New York were
only soe4 143 In excess of the corresponding total
for las. year, but we're 81 O59 269 larger than the
total for May, 1885, and ST. 524 O74 larger than for
Msy, 1854. only oms'shird of the dutiable imports
were entered for consumption, the remainder
amounting to upwards of ten and half milions)
being thrown into warehouse. to take advantage OF
the reduction of duties on the LIST of July. The
imports of specie have largely increased owing to
the demand for foreign coins to ship to the West
Indies and South America.
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Robbery Of n Bank Messer

QUEBEC. June 5-Mr: Robertson, Messenger
tho British Bank, had his pocket picked In r.
ter street this morning of 81, 200 There is no ciu
TO the thief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-08

r. For Portraits go to TYLER Co. They hsvs
the largest placs in town and make the best of pic
tu!es for SO cents. l39 Main street.
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mAn1NK INTELLIGENCE
~ o. RIcAson1, inns 6-HlSh Na~ At s'elscA


Pr 81 RfcANonl, inns 6-Hq1h Wae~ At SctscS
ARRIVED,
ssbr. Bell Conway, Dslsay. Norfolk, h'h, Z. n.
s:sr vi.:,:,:; Richardson r''l l'v'f' cora D
ss6r janet, Dsws, orsy's Greek, lumssr. LlW.
sesr. slack Bird, ws:vsr, New York, hay. W. D.
y SEW. ,. = simson, Matthews, New Yorh, hay,
sshr. Jonn, Cnmmsr, New York. hay, whisiosk
sehr. Fannie Curris. Rogers Boston, md'''' D q
sehr. Eliot. ws.vsr. Phllsdslphia. sosl, W. Il.
Davis 4 Co.
SAILED.
sehr O II. Lee. Lopez, down the river hsht
Bark Impersdo, Hubbard, Wis City RENT nn'sn
achr ri j. 0snss down the river light
Nrw yopx, Juno 4.-CleaIed: Schrs vennS wy
att Richmond; YORKTOWN, Woglsm, CITY Point
5th-Arriyed: schr. Pawnsc, from newport tor VIZ
gnis 49,. p,.h,.,a Inc n.
zii APRIL IT, lat. 10 N. Ion. y w. snip bamosst
Of Wscssse from Liverpool for Aiexanana' may ~
sosTos, June s-Arrivsd: sehr. Roseneath, Ro-
gers, Richmond.
Baxter, Richmond.
HoLme,s HOLE June ARRIVED: Schn Ellen H
Colt, Haskell, Richmond. for Rockport. and Ger
truds Horton, Roctport, for Richmond
BALTIMORE June 6-Arrived Bchr. Citizen,
woodruff Petersburg, Va
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THE THIRTEENTH (ABtNGDoN) DISTRICT -
According to the best of our information. At pre-.
sent, from the eleven counties composing the 18th
Congressional district. Hopkins, democratic can
didate, Is elected by the following state OF the
votes:
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ANOTHER Phase OF sPIRI1UALIsM.-We see 1t
stated that ths Rev b 8 Hobbs, Unlversalist cler.
gvman at Webster, NJ Y. has stopped presshing be.
cause hs has several While II the pulpit
s-Izsa VITA the mania or influence populsrly
termed 'Spirituaism," and made to utter sentiment
utterly foreign to his own views and convictions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-08

THE U. s. FRIaATE ROANOKE -Tne N..y -.
partmsns Is in receipt Of the official rsp0ls -
P. williamson and VIM W. Wood. enle' .Is :.
ss. me new n,s. ..~ On sss e.nssa
the Norfolk yard. The report Is dated , S.s.m'
u.a.r go, alone, wind ahead, forty two revo,u-
t;ors w;,h swslve pounds steam, steam vo, rnsS-
~ ~, sa.o,tis seven knots-smootn SEQ. Cneei
Tour IN .bt Wind sbeam f,rty four revolutions,
wsv. pounds vol twenty foSr sna nys' ,Ss
.peea .hs eusines were caused by the reqsitemsnts
S spp. contrsct, to work at velocity Of hHy-.wo
OF aa per minute Wind moderate-on quar-.
,sr NO sail set steam fourteen pounds: eight noles
o.rn speed eight and half knots Boilers perform
ed rem.r ksbly we'll, have fee draft ana sene!ate
steam freely. Average consumption OF coal toIty'
I'VE hundred pounds per hour.
The trial WAS fully satisfactory, and highly cred
liable to the contractors for the machinery Messrs
Anderson, Glenn & Co, Richmond, Va. The
sailing qualities of the Roanoke had not been fair
ly tested but 1t Is thought she would do well. She
has left for Aspinwall, Capt Montgomery COM
handing.
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q At a regular meeting Of Henrico
Union Lodge, No. $780, of Free and Accepted n
sons, hold at Springfield Hat, ON Church Hill June
5th 1887, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopte
Whereas, 1t hath pleased Almighty God, in Hi'
wisdom to remove from m dist much loveo
brother, DAVID N. VINES, of New Liberty Lodge,
No l26, OF Kentucky; we bow to this sad bereave-
ment with humble submission, believing thar the
hand of Him tn It caused it was one who was too
wise to err-too good 70 DO unkind" We sincerely
svmpethse with hts fl cted family In this their time
of sorro "; and a. q token of our sympathy-
Resolved, That our Lodge Room be drsped in
mourning for the space of thirty days.
Resolved, That co7y of these REGULATIONS be sent
to the widow of our deceased brother, and also
corded On the minutes of this Lodge
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions DO sent
to New Liberty Lodge. No 1876 of Free and Accepts
Masons Of the State Of Kentucky.
Resolved That a copy be sent to the daily papsrl
for publication.
Fraternally submitted,
JAMES E. kIDDICK. (r.
JOSEPH J. ENGLlsH, oom'
Richmond. June 9Th, 1857
Acopy-Teste:
VERNON A. Bowls, seo'y.
|" Kentucky papers please copy. JEST
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TIE BABY.

a. ing leEhsnt seemed TO nod pleased reeosr itiop
Al, . ~ enc Of the children a. every one mountsd
49,. ~ sisht we're seated his bssh, and ne ~
~ -. ~ safn round end take his promsnede. vhsn
R.Su s.opRse By his keeper. There Va y.t-ths
1koI,wsH Baby was addsd to the ether eisbt -
'''pnsn' waited moment, then waved his srvak
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HHO. M WHIST,

Nos, IS: 5 and and g. Exchange Place.
TOM 0a' crnsls: Log sy the author of the "crui's
POPE Joas; or tbs Female Pontif. BY u. w. M
Rsynold.; illustrated; s, cents.
ADVENTURES of An Id-De-Camp. By Capt. Jas
The i Loves of Paris. By Eugene Cue; so cents.
KING ofthe Winds. By Eugene Sue; IS cents
TIE Reiress Of Greenhust, an autobiography, by
Mrs Ann 9. Stephens author Of Fashion and
DOCTOR Antonio, a tale Of Italy, by Ruftini, new
edition. beautifully illustrated; 90
NorHIsa New By the sa'he % Of o.nt .0hn Halifax
Of Amyas Leigh, 40 l.25
nor hSr Of "naIsss. Mstlsnd &c. Ic IS Ct:
THE Tenant of Wlldtell Hall BY the author of
'John aalifax;' rs
AN American Merchant in Europe, Asia and Aus
trslia By Geo Francis Train, Of Boston, with
an nttoduetion by freeman ,. bun., A. n ~ ed
author of the Hei, of kedeiffs' yoi.; To-
THE Dog By Dinis' Mayhew ana i,, hatshn'G m
Fish and Fishing, &c; 200:
original illustrations from designs. By J. Nc
Lefsn; edited BY Pierce Punsenti IS
ENGLISH and Scottish Ballads, selected and edited
BY Francis James Child; vols, Aldine edition;
LECTURES on the British Poets. BY Henry Reed,
In vols 200.
PHILOSOPHY of skepticisn and Ultraism wherein
the opinions of Rev. Theodore Parker and other
writer's are shown to be lnconsistent with sound
reason and the Christian Religion. By James
Walker. the author of the Philosophy Of the
Plan of Salvation 90.
HANsFORD. By St. George Tucker. Esq; Is -
road; IL 10 equal to Alone, or tie Hidden Path.
THE Life of Charlotte Bronte, author of Jane Frye,
thor OF Mary Barton, Ruth, &s, vols, with
portrsits; So
BACUN's Essays; with snnots,ions by Richard
Whately, D D., Archbishop of Dublin; 200
LIFE of Mary, Queen Of SCOTS. By Donald Mac
Leod, with portrait; %
THE Discarded Queen. By g. w. M. Reynolds au-
thor of Rose Foster; so cents
SPEECHES Of Henry Clay, vols 400
The above. with great variety of other books are
to be found at GEO. M. VESTS,
je 8-lt No aud EXCHANGE Block.
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a Auction Sale of a Private ResideEce,
THis BAY We Invite speeiaiatrention TO .
This Day, upon the premises, commencing at OCH,
r. NJ, of the beautiful and retire residence of Mr.
John w. Caldwell, on the East side of 5th, beyond
Leigh street For further description refer to the
auction columns. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
10 cit Auctoneeu
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NkW nUUKS, NEW BUUKs.

THE Two Pilgrims; or the Israelte and the Chris
tan ON their Journey to tho Earthly and Hes
vsnly Canaan. By Rev. r. r. Anspach, A. M
LOO.
THE Bible and Astronomy, exposition of tho
Cosmology and its relations to Natural Science.
John Henry Kurtz, d. D.; IS.
THE Life Of Rev. Michael schet er; with full &C.
count of his travels AVID lsbers among the Ger.
mans, in Pennsylvania. Mary and, and Virginia,
including his services az Chaplain In the french
aud Indian Wars and in the war of the Rsvolu.
lion l7l6to 1890. BY Rev Il. Hat bsugh, A. NJ
LOO For sale by
ie8-lt GEO M WEST Exahanse Rlock
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- FOX SALE OK LEAsE..1h he large
and really valuable Tenement ON the north
- side OF Broad street, nearly opposite the City
Hail. now In the occupancy of Mrs. Pellet. The lot
fronts 81 feet, back its full depth to an s'lsy-
The house 10 vary large. and Is admirably adapted
for residence or boarding school. For terms which
will be very acoomm odating sppy to
lie 8-6e 8OODIN l. APPER6ON
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DANkKUPT STOCK uF MANIILLAs.
Id viii open This morning. $1,000 worth OF eleEan.
summer Msn.iilas, uIchased recently in New Yok,
at bankruprs "a O. at enormous sscrihse. which
ensbles me to sell them at half the original COST
This /. s. rare opportunity for ladies to supply them.
solves with fine aantia, at haf prize, 1t the no.
ted Bargain Sloreo of ALFRED MOSES,
is8 s. Main st.
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u hAChED DJnESrICs just re-
ID csived from New York yard vida Bl-aened Cot
ton, heavy and good at 10 cts per yard, great bar
gain. ChILES CHENEkY, Now Store
10 i73 Broad street
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huaUNXWI 8NK4.
At
M Err OP OLITAN HAL
| beg most respectfully "a ,.S..
fnsnd: snd the public 10 fsner.l sh.s M PATROLS,
sssons snpu.i - 'nA' VII dvs my
GRAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
A the above named Hall on Turrs n Az s.
49, i ns ii.n yus, 1887. at O'clock ,rs.ss.il
MADAME D'EsTvAN.
The Distipguishsd Contralto.
hOLLE. De Lacy
d. KNOB the Distinguishes vlvs,ss ' ~ %
tmeient INsfRUMrNTAL ORCHesT1t ma %
oenna 20 ofths very first professional p.,sa,, nam
i.es, v BUsCH.
1872 OF Couenha.s,
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- FOR REMIT The store House, or
a Gary, between 18th and Virginia streets L
A fronts % and runs back 10 feet; 10 thrs stories
high, besides finished garrett The improvement
and repairs will be complete in few days, when Il
will be ready for tenant. Apply to
ia 8-Sls r. ROWE
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lNEN GOODS EOk Boys WAR
Il small Plaid Marseillss for Gentemen's sut,;
olsn aud fancy Linen DrilliuEs hard aud for sale
by j. L n ROsENBAUM,
les J99 B Dad ,trest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-08

WHITE AND RID CHECKED NAT
w TINGS--We have on hand a lot 4 A. 5 4 and 81
Canton Mattings, which will sell at bars.n FIR
| cash. Also piece or two damaged Mattipg,atIs
per yard. Purchasers respectfully invited to s,i
and be satilfcd. C. A. 6WArKIN
ie Opposite Exch.pse Rank
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4 AWNs, 4 A ~ N = LAWas 30 pieces
IL OF real French Orssndy Lawns, fast eolou at
only Is cents yard worth 81 cens These will be
found a great bargain, at ths Established Cheap
store of ALFRED MOSES,
;aS IS Nam arst
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II and berage Robss at cost; Spring Aousiains and
6ersge Lawns at all pricss Bersse st 1t eents psr
ysid; Lawn Dress Patterns at . per dress Dsbese
st ~ cents per yard brass, steel and whsisbons
Hoop skirts, all to be 20 Id very low, at
las JACOR A EEVf4 TX Main
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Of HBLs. Ne. 1 y. Careiina Gress Her
~ rings in store and for sale By
jess WIN. TAYLOR.
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rARfkTs, CARP areAr u area. sac
~ rifoe, to close out. Ingram Carpets fac Wool
Carpets; Three Ply Carpets; Hemp Carpstinr: Raj
Csrpeting; Cocoa MattinsG Dutcn CarpstnsG Felt
Csrpetins Velvet Carpetne; all 10 be sod by the frat
July. Parties In want of goods OF this kind will give
early call. G. A. GWArKIN
ie8 Opposite Exchange Rsnk
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rHENE GINGHAiaS ut great bargais.
~ Received this morn ing, one case Chens Gig.
hams at l24 cents per ard at the Established Cheap
store of ALFRED MOSES,
i.8 IS Main street.