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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

THE NIGHT SCHOOLS of the Mechanics
Institute--one In each wsrd-wiil open in few
weeks, and we therefore advise parents and guar
disns 10 call the Secretary at once, and secure
stitute foom corner Of 18th aud Main streets, be-
tween the hours Of IL and o'clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

SILENT WgDDISG--The Louisville Journal give,
n account Of marriage at Lexington, KY. in
hich the bride, bridegroom, their assistants and
ne officiating clergyman, were all deaf mutes-
ome thirty or forty deaf and dumb persons were
resent. The ceremony was conducted in the 'sign
inguage."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

TEMPERANCE SERMON. Rev. L. NJ. Lee,
of this city, will preach sermon on temperance
to morrow morning. at IL O'Clock at Trinity church
From the known ability of DIR. Lee, there is no
doubt that large congregation will attend to hear
Hft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

SALT LAKE MAIL CoNTRAcr-The contract for thi.
sail service, once a month and back has bee.
ven TO Mr.. Stephen b. Miles, Of St. Josephs. Mo.
$4,000 per aunum. The price We take to be-
ute low, under the circumstances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

TIE SEASON IN EsGLaSp-The London correspon
lent of the New York Commercial Advertiser, says
THE summer continues without single day Of
loud or rain, and the harvest is everywhere being
occurred in the most splendid order"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

THE FARMERS seem TO be fast adopting the rea
ing machines. A correspondent of the Chicag
Tribune went up on the top of hill called Mour
Zion, six miles from Janesyille, Wisconsin, al.
counted on the surrounding plain, one hundrr
and fifty reaping machines, each of four-hors
power, busily cutting down wheat. There wei
one thousand men, women and boys following u
ter, binding and shocking up the golden sheaye
Every valuable mechanical improvement soon I
commends itself TO general use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

FREE PAssEs.-A fireman on the New York Cen
trail Railroad asked the Superintendent for pass
which he declined to give, saying. ''The company
employ you and pay you so much for your services
and there cur trade ends. If you were at worl
for farmer for a dollar day and wanted to e
to Saratoga would you expect him to hitch up hi
team and take you there for nothingl' The fire,
man answered: ''So, Sir. but if he had his team
hitehed up. and WAS going directly to Saratoga,
should think he was id hog If he did not lei
EN- ride"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

INVITED GuEsrs will bear in mind the
barbecue at Jacksons River. aud be at tine Central
Depot next Monday moraing, at o'clock, armed
and equipped for the trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

Sorr PEACHES are commanding high
nress in the markets and for the season
6ur markets get most ef their supplies from Nor
Eih
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

RoBBERy AND PROBABLE MURDERS. NJ. Holden, a
lumberman. formerly of Saginaw, was shot and
robbed Of $500, ut Ann Arbor, Michigan, Monday
night He was on his way rom the railroad depot
to his residence. His wounds are considered NOR
tai.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

MAN whose appearance indicated that he was
staggering from the excessive weight OF brick in
his hat, being asked If he was a of temperance
| replied
"Hc-no-no relation-not even an hic-acquaint-
apcea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

Tobacco advanced 81 in Petersburg, Thursday,
with tendency to go still higher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

iLL.-Ilon. VIM. Smith. of Virginia, is suffering
with very painful swelling of the throat. which al
most depriyes him Of intelligent articulation, and
prevents him from chewing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

APPOINTMENTS AND PRoMoTIoSs-Ienry 2. Wen
I'll has been appointed Navy Agent at Portsmouth
H., vice Nehemiah Moses-tO take effect on tn,
at September next.
Frat Lieut.. Algernon S. Taylor, to be a Captain,
the Marine Corps, vice Captain II. B. Tyler, pro.
loted.
Second Lieutenant Andrew J. Hays, to be Firs,
'~n'"nant in the Marine Corps, vice Taylor pro
noted.
yron c. Riggs, Of Connecticut, to be a Seconf
eut. in the Marine Corps, to fill the vacancy oc-
STONED by the promotion of Lieut.. Hays.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

IN MARRYING Mo0D.-There is in Norfolk a co
red female servant, named Hessy Kellam who
rs grown very melancholy on account of the re-
sal of her master to permit her to marry. I'll,
use assigned for this refusal was that she had M
ady led to the altar eleven husbands, all of whom
ne had seen to the grave!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
MISS TAZEWRLLs SCHOOL. GRACE
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
IL MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

Tie exercises of this school will be resumed
on Monday, Sept. 2sth in the large and commodions
rooms 7th street. betweenflay and Marshall. The
Principal pledges his whole time and energy to the
thorough and accurate preparation Of boys, either
for the University any Of colleges, for bsi-
ness pnrsu's. Special attention is bestowed upon
the English Department, il is considered that
accurate Knowledge Of our own language is the In
dspeHsable foundation ofaI right education. Expe,
rleneed aud competent Assistants are employed az
the wants Of the school require.
Terms. PAYABLE zI-AsSUALLY, IN ADVANCE:
Latin, Greek aud Mathematics ies.'............s60to to
Latin and Mathematics. . :. Afa
Parents are reaassted ~ make Early application,
as the nainb@r VI pupils will be limited
S--14a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

MoLAssEs from the Chinese sugar cane,
has been made by several farmers IN the neigheor-
hood OF the city some Of whom talk OF manufAc-
turing enough TO supply their mmiiies sns present
spaaon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
PRICE ONE CENT.

ANOTHER WALKER ExpEDrrIos-some parties in
this city who have hetetofore been conspicn. asly
engaged In General Walkers Central American
crusade, significantly assert that preparations are
on foot for another grand demonstration ut dis-
tant day. secret plan Is said to exist which cuii-
templates the raising Of an army of ten thousand
men all of whom shall embark or set sail, about
the same time for some port in Nicaragua. Moth
ing IL to be left undone which shall tend to secure
efficiency aud eventual success. Baltimore is to
furnish from three to four hundred. as her com
plement of the above named army, with full equip
ments money &C. II is further stated that per-
sons, fully pledged, have already been secured in
the city, who are only waiting due notice, and the
fali consunmation of Gen. Walkers plans, to be
on. IL is known as the "Central American
League" Who the parties are attached to this
league we are unable to say; or whether they have
been absolutely consolidated rumored. cannot
be fully ascertained except 80 far as current rumor
goes. such secret fiibustering expeditions are
reprehensible, and If the in question does re-
ally exist, its movements WILL doubtless, be more
fully ascertained in due time. New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, New Orleans, and all the other lead
ing cities OF the Unon said to be united in this
noyement.-Balttlaorel lt.tru4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

Crops i'm Gum mberland,
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DIspArcf
PARNAssus ACADEMY, }

Cumberland Co, Va, Aug l7th.
Old Sol is now pouring forth his rays upon Tia
terrestrial spot of ours with force which seems
make everything droop within its reach. I'll
:rops of corn and tobacco in particular seem to
very much affected by the heating rays of the SUI,
.hese crops are however finer in this section oftl
:ountry than they have been known TO be for seS
eral years. There is no great complaint about H.
bug, though they are quite abundant. The mos
of the wheat which has been threshed las turne,
out very well. The crop of oats in this vicinity .
as fine as ever was seen in Eastern Virginia z
little rain at this time would not be Objectionable
TuEr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

TIE PRINCIPAL EXPORTING CouNrRIEs-The follow
ing are the estimated values of the exports q
France, the United States and Great Britain in
ls41 and 1855: 80. Increase
1sh 1856. in 10 years
France, $l40,0oe000 S325,00o,00O $3.50 900
u. States, 15s00o,000 32i,oe0,000 los COO 900
G. Britain, 29300o,0oo -5I5,0oo,O00 2s100O,000
Thus, while the exports of Great Britain have
increased only 93 per cent. during the last ten
years. and those Of the United States l07 the ir-
creased exports Of France amoant TO l30 per cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

A NATIONAL WoRK.-A gigantic enterprise is now
going on in Holland being nothing less than block
ing up two arms of the sea, and replacing them by
a navigable canal for merchant vessels of the
largest burden. By this operation an extent OF
land of $4,000 hectares $4,000 acres) of the finest
quality will be gained frem the ScheIdt. This canal
which will be completed in the course of tive
years. crosses the island Of Sud-Beveland, between
the villages of Hanswert, on the western branch Of
the Scheldt, and Wemerdinge, on the eastern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

Wetzel not over fifty miles from Fairmont. says
he Fairmont Virgnian, has an article Of com
lon use-we believe ii is shot pouch--nade froa
he hide of an Indian who was killed and skinned
y some of the white race number of years ago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

'loLETs-There is sweetly touching melody
'mething musically soft and Iowa sort of heay
h-kissing breath, like that "of the south WIN
'Ver bank of vOlets," thrilling through the tx
uisite simplicity ofthe following lines:
hethinks, when angels first did visit earth.
:, Wherever pressed its soil their hallowed feet,
FROM those footprints white volets sprang to birth
And offered odors up rs incense met,
me sacred messengers of God to greet.
wen pleased the angels bent their eyes of blue
lpoh the ground, whence came the Offering
sweet,
And gave the violets their celestial hue
Thus they are heavenly flowers in whose truf
dye
Fancy may still discern the angle eye:
Ana there read oft some message from above
Which seems half hid III its blue depth 10 lie
Why should not violets human feeling move,
II such as these the blessed angelslny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

PEDLAR calling on an old lady TO dispose OF
come goods, inquired of her IL she could tell him
I any road on which no pedlar had travelled
Yes said she, II know one, and only one, and
hats the road TO heaven
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

TIE MARCY TEsTIAOSI4L-The testimonial of tht
erchants of New York, which they intended t.,
resent to the late Vim. l.. Marcy has just been
mpleted. 1t consists of magnificent dinner
Id tea set of silver, and includes every articlf
lat goes 10 furnish table Even the dish-covers
of solid silver, and the salyer is one of the lar
st and costliest ever made in this country. Tht
hole set will cost 81 zoo. This testimonial wa.
repaired under the aupices of Royal Phelps, Jane,
King. and John Stevens. on behalf Of the New
ork merchants. 1t will be presented to the fam
yof Mr.. Marcy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

ouTRAGE-A little German girl, about II year
age, servant at the boarding house of Mrs
rench, near Wheeling, Va, was violated on Mon
~ last. by the son of her mistress. The man VIII,
'rpetrated the outrage is about 25 years of age
lie He'd from the State after the deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
ORIENTAL FRUIT pAsrE.-An eff

~ eaeious cathartic Medicine. A sure remedy for
constipation Of the Bowels. This elegant prepare
ti0n, Ii for sale by
au 10 BENNETT, BEERS FIsuER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
HARD TIME.-Some of the LIQUORS now

HARD TIhE.-Some of the liquors now
dealt out in small doses to free mbibers II sprin-
kled over q fock of sheep in sufficient quantities
would nto only deprive them of WOOL but make
mem devour each other os greedily as hungry
COW ever cropped green grass So poisonous are
the cheap kinds-such as three cent nippers are
usually prepared of-that two big drinks would
make an honest man steal. and three would COM
peii nm to set his own house on fire. Under the
influence of such vile drugs is it to be wondered
At that Ben negro cartman, should go to q wood
pile on the basiIuat broad noonday. take on load
u fuel, drive 1t off and then return for q secondi
ertalniy not. The law imposes penalty on per-
sons for selling liquor to slaves. and it ia time
that it was being enforced, that species of prop
rty will be seriously impaired In value. No hu-
man constitution can long stand the effects of
strychnine In large doses even though made iuto
toddy and those who deal il out to ignorant slaves
ought to be held responsible for it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
'SIx DAYS SHALT rBou LAson.D but 0,

six DAYS SHALT THOU LABOR" but on
the seventh the laws Of the State require you to
rest from your daily avocations. The Jews. by Q
special enactment. have the privilege Of closing
their houses OF business on Saturday. and opening
on sunday, and many Of them avail themselves of
TINS privilege, while some few close both days-on
saturday. because their religious faith requires
them to do so; and on Sunday asa mark Of respect
TO the customs of the people among whom they re-
side. Some few, however, endeavor to avail them.
selves OF both days. and will buy and sell a. Quick
on one as the other but this class are almost surs
to be reported by some Of their couutrymen: ana
when they are. and the charge Is made out down
comes such line as will bury the profits of small
business for an entire week. Yesterday morning.
= strauss reported |. A. Rice of his neighbors
for violating the Sabbath laws, by selling on the
seventh and first days of the week. and cited case
that came under his immediate observation: but
owing to the fact that the parties not on good
terms. and the defendant had just been bound over
to Keep the peace. at the instance Of the inform
ant his Honor declined to impose fine for the al
legged offence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

The CorTos CRop.--The total receipts at all the
ports, of the old cotton crop, now reach 2,9l2000
balcs or decrease, AS compared with last year. OF
100000. The decrease in the exports from all the
ports to Europe, as compared with last year,
mounts to 10000 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

SHOT IN THE CARS BY PICKP0CEET.-Stark A. Sui;
m son of Capt VIM. T. Sutton, of BERTHE, N. C.
as shot ON the railroad recently aud his arm bad
' shattered. pickpocket on the cars was NJ
'mptlng to rob young sutton. who had gone Soutl
lth the view of buying plantation, and bein;
tected in the act by s.. the alarm was given Til,
lief being tightly held by S., drew pistol an,
hot Sutton, shattering his arm The thief escapeci
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

Rev. Wa. JARvfs, well known, learned and
wealthy divine of Connecticut has recently failed
In consequence of unsuccessful speculations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

"What's whiskey bringing ~ inquired dealer in
that article. "den to the gallows," was the re-
ply.
VIM. L. Phillips, sixth Auditor in the U. ;. rrea-
sury Department, was removed on Wednesday, and
DIR. Tate, Of Va, appointed In his place.
The hemp factory of MeGrew Brothers, Ut Lex
ington. Mo-, was destroyed by fire Tuesday. Loss
$4,000. Insured.
Rev T. s. Campbell. Of the North Carolina Con.
ference has resigned his Office President OF the
Wsrrenton IN. c. Female College.
The widow of Roustan. the we'll known Name.
luke Of the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, has Jns'
expired ct Versailles at n very advanced sse.
Dutch grocer to little girl who objects TO spanisn
quarters--''dat yust gsde as any one, YOU yass
take il 10 Culs and dey1i give you twenty-five
cents for &C."
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,.

M WILLlAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
w The next session of this Institution will begin
on the I'd Wednesday, the 18th of October and term
nate Oh the 4th of July next.
FACULTY:
BENJAMIN $. EwELL, President and Professor of Ma
thematics and Natural Sciences.
Rev. SIAs ToTrEs, D.. d., Professor of Moral and In
tellectusl Philosophy and Bellies Lettres
MORGAN j. SNEAD. ph. Dr., Professor ot Languages.
HENRY A. WASHINGTON, Professor of History and
Constitutional Law.
LUcIAS MINOR, Professor Of Municipal and Interna-
tional Law.
THOMAS T. L. SNEAD, Adjunct Professor of Mathema-
ties.
rs- For further information apply to the Secreta-
| ~ of the Faculty, Williamsburg, Virginia.
a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

SMALL TENEMENTs are in great de-
mand now, and will continue to be- unless the next
Legislature will so amend the existing law as to
enable the owners of houses to get rid of bad ten
ants without having to go through the tedious and
costly process incident to writ of ejectment. We
know of capitalists in the city who would readily
invest means in small houseJ, IL they knew they
could get rid of bad tenant by giving ten days
notice aud allowing them to move their effects
but long they liable to lose their rent and
the use of their houses. at the pleasure of those
who rent them. they prefer other inveJtments A
change in the law would operate adyantageously
70 the honest, working classes. by causing more
accommodations to be prepared for tfem, and at
the same time give landlords greater assurance for
| their rents than they now have.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMEL1A
oand THAMSIS JANNEY intend opening aschool
for girls ON Broad street. between 18th and l9th the
ist of sth month (SepteInber) -,
The yarions brances of the English language will
be taught. including Algebra and GeometrS; also,
Drawing and Painting. If desired, one afternoon in
each week will be devoted TO needle-work.
Terms: For Primary Class per quarter OF ten
weeks, 81; more advanced Glasses Sc; Drawing and
RsrEEnScss-M -Micajah Bates and Philip B. Price.
an Sims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
CLIFTON ACADEMY, AMELIA COUNTY,

MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
WI ING AND DAY SCHOOL, IN THE Cry OF RICH
NoSp-The third session of this institution will
mense the LIST of October next and close the 30th
June, 1853.
In this school will be taught all the branches of
finished education, including the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Music upon the Piano,
Harp and Guitar. Instruction in Vocal Music will
also be given.
The services of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be paid to the proper training and
advancement of the young ladies ntrusted to their
charge and their moral and social improvement pro-
NOTED by every means in their power.
This school successor;to the well known and estab-
ished Midway Seminary has been in successful OPP
Grafton in Richmond, for nearly two years, and the
Subscribers refer with confidence to Its patrons for
any information which may be desired in reference
to Its merits. .
TsRMs-About the same as heretofore. For them
''''' Mrs JEFFERSON MINOR,
ap--dEyc2m MISS ADA b. MINOR
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MR.. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAs

Iva SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST..
BErwEES Sd AND +TH STs.-The l4th Academic year of
this School will commence on MONDAY the 18th Of
September, 1857.
A Class will be formed in Greek and Latin and pu-
pills will be admitted who prepared to commence
tn study OF either OF these languages enter SOME
of the more advanced Glasses already formed.
I'm
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FEARFUL LEAp.---An an early hour yes
terday morning, Mr.. John r. Glazebrook. who 70
aides on Foushee street, between Grace and Broad,
was alarmed by cries Of distress. which proceeded
from well in an adjoining yard and on hastening
out to ascertain what was the matter. found thaf
negro woman was at the bottom Of the well. With
the assistance OF Mr.. Walden and other ncighbors,
Mr. q. lowered the bucket, and the woman getting
into IT. was drawn out, After finding that none Of
her bones were broken. and that she had received
no injury, they allowed her To 60 %. without A.
certaining her name. From all the circumstances
connected with this remarkable affair. IL seems
that the unfortunate creature, who is said to be
drunken wretch, went TO the well. hoisted the
doors. set the bucket aside. and then deliberately
jumped down it. the distance being sixty-ave feet
and the water being about four feet deep. How
she escaped instant death Is more than can con-
lecture. Those who saw her, describe her . yel-
low woman about thirty-six years Of age. She 10
known to be free. and came 70 this city from Hau-
over county about fifteen years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

lscAPs OF An AStcoNpa.--An Hibernan applied I,
poliee officer of Philadelphia one day last week
sting that there big bull dog in his celia
lat he wanted removed. The officer descende,
Ito the cellar, and was somewhat astonished al
n'ting his foot upon something Shiny and soor
ser at hearing loud kissing noise. which causec
'tn to attempt a retreat He very soon. however
'und himself wound round by large anaconda
me fifteen feet in length. The officer seized tlf
AXE by the back of the neck with n firm grip ana
ID him in that manner until the owner of the AT,
Al arrived on the spot, when il was secured AM
. officer relieved The officer was badly bruiset
The close embrace of the snake, which was on
the three recently brought to Philadelphia b.,
'pt. Wilson. who had them conveyed to his house
front street, from whence the aboye-mentioned
q capped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

OREGON HILL is yet isolated from the
rest of the city because of the fact that public
thorouShfare has been completed to connect the
.wo. The ''0regonians." notwithstanding the fact
that they pay their taxes. and are entitled to some
accommodations. are compelled to wagon their sup
Jlies Of food and fuel into the county, at heavy
cost, which detracts largely from the property In
that section. The City Council have already made
an appropriation for giving these people direct
highway. but owing to some difficulty about eros
sing individual property, the improvement has
been delayed from time to time
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EDUCATION.

II ?. CRUMP'S ENGLISH AND CLAs-
on SiSAL SCHOOL, ON srH STREET. NORTH
oF bElGH-The duties of this Schonl vel IN ~ .h ~
sumed on MONDAY, Septemb.r sth, iss7 "e re-
TgRMs-PFR SESSION TEN MONTHS
Primary English Branches ..,,.,...... sas M
Higher ~ , n M
Classics and Mathematics .,...,,,..,,.'' ~ n,
The Same faithful and dgent effort 10 imrart tho
rough and practical instruction which has
characterized this School. will be continued during
the ensuing year. 2l-Ms
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VARIETY.

As SOLE AGENT in this State for ia
n cob Seexer's Baltimore LAGER BEER. / an,
able to supply the trade and the public in general
with the best LAGER BEER to be had in the mar
ket, IN quantities to suit purchasers at the lowest
cash price
Fresh lots received every three days. No charge
for carriage. L. WILBACHER
~ Office at 2G3 Main street
RESORE WHISKEY, best quality, for
~ sale by I~& G. b. DAVENPORT
AN