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HoKsE KILLED -oa las; Friday as III,
William Mos,e!sr was driving over lie stone
hriige a, the upper ead @; ;owu, The s'oh
gave way a; snail spo; rom beins raeked
BY the iros,, ans ore OF tie hoses bseou-
ING ensansled in the hole stumbled along
few Steps, tsa agd Instantly died. Tae groond
has been frOzen deeper this winter lhss foi
many years sefo.s.
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Administrators Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate OF Robert
Falrman, late Of Greenwood township, Col.
CO., deceased, have beer granted TO the un-
ders'gned, both OF whom are also residents
OF Greenwood township. ALI persons in.
debed 10 the said estate are requested to
make payment without delay, and those hav.
ing accounts for settlement to present them
forthwith TO ELISHA HAYMaN,
EDITH FAlRMAN,
Greenwood, Feb. 25, ISL. Adm'rs
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The President OF the United States has
called an extra session OF the United States
Senate, 10 convene at Washington on the 4Ih
oil March next, q. 10 o'clock, TO receive and
acl upon such communications as be made
TO it OF the part of the Executive, who will
Tint day be inaugnralel.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-25

u Oas day last week Z, DaaYi,e SIT
Charles Fra0k, German boarding q, the
house oi llrs. SanIz OF Welsh Hill had
sIs5 taken from his l-uvk. Through The
weu t'sc'ei and determined etT,-;s OF Goa.
sable Caanaa sl35 o; 'hs money was rscor-
eied u a syak rsa, the house
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q Many'o he hired ueZroes ia the iobsc.
CO factories IN E'chmoad, (ya-) make irom
S 10 SI3 per week oyel wcrk, without sEy
extraordinary labor.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla.
meniary upon The estate Of Peter HeHocher,
late oil Siifiiin township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted TO the under.
signed residing in the township OF Miffiin.
All persons Indebted 10 The estate are re-
ques'ed 10 make payment without delay. aud
those having accounts for payment 10 present
them 10
JOHN H. HETLER, Er9utor.
AlIfIin township, Juue al. is57-6s
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-25

H1lowlg's Oiniment aud Pills The bes,
rr,ot OF the wonderful and uniform efficacy
oi these remedies, is to be found in the per-
feet conformity oi The testimony in their favor
from all parts Of the globe. The testimony
is couIhed in al tleast fifty different languages,
bri is all OF the same purport Remotest In.
dia, and the centres oi civilization alike de-
clare t hat these unrivalled external or inter.
nal curalives are never administered in vain
There are no exceptional cases. Such mass
OF coiucient evidence cannot be produced
began.
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WOODLAND CREAM"-.4 Pom1Gc for
beautJying the Hair-Eighly perfumed.
superior to any French article imported, and
for half the price. For dressing Ladies Hair
it has no equal, giving ii bright glossy ap-
,,earance. 1t causes Gentlemen's Hair 10
curl in the mos, natural manner. l,removes
dandruf, always giving the hair the appear.
ance Of being fresh shampooed. Price only
ftiy cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRlDGE s. CO.,
Proprieiors of the
" Balm Of thousand Flo,rsrs."
For sale by all Druggists. New York
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-25

DIyI<IoS.-Mr. Ssrjih O! Ir-e,ue has pre-
senlsa IN he Lsg >il,u's bill to divide thai
Mr.. JeEkias in iae House Nil oppose the
PFo;sel. 1. Is not l.seiy % pass,
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RE>Ts n Nsw Yokx.-I. is said .hs; reuls
have greatly advanced ia New York ci,y-
ranging from 1870 50 Pc, cent sad IL soHe
favored Iocslaiss, 60 per ceEt
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u 0nr opponents qaoss tAs Poslssii!e
EweeriEG As = Democratic paper. This is
noi lrae las tsak Ksow-No,biuE Aboii
i.sa shes,, sailiRg sn6ss kalss ooAsrs
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Land " RrTants.

As spring approaches the price Of land
warrants has ra'uraly advanced, ara they
ste uow quoted il The New iorA marke; as
ln..aws:
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T. Bears hare been seen in tle ns;shtc:-
hooi Of Hsristr's duri1s lhs cas- few days
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THE DEATH BLOW TO REPUBLICAN.
CORRUPTION EXPOSED.
THE IEiS TIMONY.

The following is an abstract OF the eVi'
dence embraced in the report of the Com
mittee in Congress which has been inyes'
tigating the frauds and corruptions oi the
members of that body.
James r. Sweeney, of Water'own, New
York, an ex.nessenger of the House o! Rep
resenlalives, was asked BY MIR. Orr (in the
commiilee) whether he knew, OF his own
knowledge, Of "any attempt of any member
of Congress TO obtain compensation tor votes
given or to be gwen upon any measure now
pending or that has been pending during The
present Congress"
The witness said he knew of case IN
which member agreed 10 get bill or prof.
ecl thro,ah the House for certain amount
of money-a book relating to the pension
and bounty land laws, by Captain TdPleth oil
Washington.
When he was asked the name oil the mem
Der, he said he preferred lha, The committee
should relieve him from answering the ques-
tion, pre- ,umns tha, they could get the name
from soule other witness
In stating hs circumstances OF the case,
Mr. Sweeney produced the following paper:
"The Clerk OF the House OF Representa-
tives will pay 10 J. Il. Sweeney, out OF the
appropriation in behalf of me, Tor certain
copies of my work on the pension, bonn'y
land, and other laws, passed at this session
of Congress, the sum of fourteen thousand
five hundred dolla,s, Q4,5oo) for which this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

DAILY DISPATCH.

A FIaBrfNd TuRK.--' Pierce Pungent, in tho y.
York News, tells the following good story:
During the operations OF tho allies in the Cri-
rnea II was resolved 20 carry the water In from y
beautiful spring OF tho fnest croton 10 the camp.
heather pines. or hose. were employed, which were
la;1 90 the ground. One morning, while the water
was being supplied. the minaret sounded Ia prayer.
and one Of the Turkish soldiers Immediately went
fiap on hts knees 20 praise Allah, Unfortunately.
ne went down right upon the hose, aud his weight
consequently stopped the current of that first Of
elements az Pndar calls water in his first Olyal,
pid.
Gs; up" cried an English soldier "youey
vous avez la bonte, mon cher Monsieur lie Turaue'
cried Frenchman with his native politcness, Z" 10
on Hp.'
That Amt the way TO make Turk move"
cried another. q" this il the dodge" SO saying, he
Knocked his tnrban of. Still the pious Mussclman
went on with his dsvotions
u II make him stir his stumps" said another
Englishman, giving him remarkably smart klck'
To the wonder of all, still the uuturban"d' "ei-
kicked follower Of the Prophet went praylss 90 ~
though he was a forty-horse parson ioot away,
mon--I III shew We how serve obstinate Ioih NJ
auld Reekee7 quietly observed Scotchnah-ae
was. however. prevented. for the Turk having hn-
ish,d his 4lf6ris en- allah" rose and began TO
take of his coat-then to ron up nus Hifs'es' aan
then 10 bedew his palms with. saliva, and then 10
nut him self in the most approved boxing attitude
a In Yankee sullivan.
-, then advanced in truo Tom Hyer style to the
Englishnan who h't kicked MN on the inihbar
region. ~ ring a ring shouted the soldiers and
sailor. perfectly astonisied 10 see = Turk sucl
adept in the fstic art.
The Kngishman nothing loathe to have hit II
fun with Turk OF such a truly John Ruli state Of
mind. set TO work. but found he had met his mas
to in five minutes he had received his guqnf"m
fuF As the Turk coolly replaced his coat aud tur-
bsn-he turned round and said to the admiring
bystanders in the pure brosue-"Iad luck to ye.
We spalpeens; when yere afther kicking Turk, Ill
tfxys. fka IN list n ls n
Irishman!'
The mystery was solved-our Turk WAS Tippe-
TaTy man!
Ynt.xn Aurr1..t A ,,nrtIn,nnn If Masl,inrtl1n
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re-: Go VIRGINIA CENTRAL
&&<<seY xasS.s--S.ssex RAILROAD
Track completed to JACKsoN's RIVKRi

In advance Of time advertised the rails are now laid
and instesl of the 18th Of July,
10TH
The passenger trains will certainly 20 10
JACKSpN'S RIVER, within six hours travel by
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over
good road
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by eutire
Company who will enlarge the accommodations 70
considerable extent this season for yistsrs.
Passengers reach tho White sulphur from Peters
burg Richmond. Baltimore and Washington, on the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning 10
breakfast.
= Passengers for the Rock bridge Alum, Bath Alum
Warm Hot and Healing Springs taks the stage at
Millboro andarrive at the Springs TO supper the
day they leave Richmond.
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,-k CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES


HE49e The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making establishment, Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary q3th and 18th strsets near ss
BAR0UCHES. BUGGIES, with and without tops, and
SULkIES, all of his make of the best materials
AID workma nship all of which will be sold as low as
good work Of the kind be in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want OF any
article in the Carriage line, as am determined 10
make TO order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work sold, that is new, warranted.
fef3-gm MICAJkH MANGUM.
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"a The 18th Of July it has been my rule to great
reduce the cash price of all summer Clothing am
Furnishing Goods. 1t is not desirable nor prnhtah,
to carry to the second season stock of SUNNI.
Clothing. Notwithstanding my stock ia large, cunl
prisng Cashmere Suits, Marseilles do. White ami
Coipred Linen do, Alpaca, Merno, Drap de Et" &c
&c. AMI Furnishing Goods, -uch as Shirts, Collars
Socks Gloves, SUBSCRIBERS Cravats of the greatef.
variety &C., il will be sold AT such reduced price,
will Insure sales. Ali III want will haste to call whit
the variety Is good. j. ID GOODMAN
~ No Ilu Main ~
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DGRUFlAN SYRUP OR PROTECTEN
--MI EI-LN nE nDArAXInE DE lRAA L.lA.-

Bl I'D Ih5 syrup having successfully passed the
ordeal - whlrh new discoveries in the iiatera Med
C1 are subjected. must now ba received an esa-
iiehei N cine. Its efficacy in curing d. spepsin: 81
frctions o thA Liver: Dropsy Neuralgia; Bronchitis:
diSnrterl stat of the Bond B0s SCurvy; the pros
bfH'RJ s1-riS0f Letd or Mercury: general debility
an! all d' l1eS which require tonic and attratiY,
medicine. Is hrYond question. Sold IN Richmond Va
by DCYAf. 4 NORTON Sole Agents
an 20 Drug Store. corner 10Th AMI Main sts.
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGs.-This water

n ing place, so favorably known 10 the public
VIII be opened for the reception OF visitors 90 the
hrst day OF June. The present proprletors are hap
py to announce that they have secured the servire
rs general manager of Mr.. JSO. z. LEE, (of Ia,
American Hotel, Richmond Va whose lon .xrr
rlence in the hotel business aud we'll established
reputation az gentleman and caterer are sufficient
guarantees that every effort will be made to give en-.
tire satisfaction to our guests
Inc powerful curative properties of this water
and its efficacy in all diseases of the stomach liver
bowels, nervous system &c, is well attested by tn,
many cures almost pliruRiOVs, which have been "A
i9cted by Its use. We refer with confidence 10 all
bathing establishment has been added 10 our ar
engagements for the comfort of our visitors since last
season ~
For further particulars refer TO the cards 10 b,
'o!Hd IN hotels cars, steamboats,, &c.
splendid line of FOCR-II0RSE COACHES viii
convey visitors from chawsvillo to this Mace a..
folles, over good rUad, with only one hill between
the two points. Bridges 4 U0LT
my 27-d&ct25A PrnTnietors
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u ri. Office to the third house, South OF TT init!
low thu Exrhan9r Hote DR.. T. continues tr-tt All
eyphIic and ZonorrhTAl complaints; and having had
niue, practice in this line fHtters himself that he aA
give very general sa,istactfan A call from thoso in
rested is solicited.
Dr. 2. also makes and vcnds one Of the best reHtpTa
lives Chemical Extract Of Frsuch Flowers for con.
stitufionai weakness ever offered 10 the public.
Dr. p fuzy be consulted Coah,onta!iy b. letter, OF
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent to Of
der in almost any direction.
Cfl-e hour3 from a. H., till A. ". Frsnklu
Get near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city. -
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DUlI NIIS0IJ-N IN ; DfFIVE,
CHESTERFIELD {. H.. July ~, 1857.
no THE CREDITORS OF THE rs

no TIE CREDITORS OF THE ES-
TATE OF ANDREW J. KUHN. DECD, AND
ALL OTHERS CONCERNED You are hereby no
tii,1 that. in pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court Il Chesterfield County, IN the Of James VI
Ia ar and others against AEi,tw j. kuhn's adm r
and others pronounced On the 18th day Of May 1857
have appointed the 18th day % September next at
FL! office, ~ Chesterfield G. H., for taking and re-
Cciv'n2 proof of All further det,3 dues and demands
against H." said Andrew j. Kuhn decd, OF his e.
taEs. watch have not been heretofore rcported-at
which tii4' ami place you ar" required to attend
Given uuIrr my hand rs Commissioner of the said
Circnit Court OF Chesterfield I'll" day and year first
aforesaid. " v. r. COiBlLL Com'r.
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RICHMOND AND DASvnLk RAILROAD, !

July I'd, 1887. !
e. rss =sEzzsEEssggsEss.y7 AMELIA SUIP HUR
~ ~ SPRINGS, NEAR JETERs.
tlLLb.-sPEClAL NGTICE.-For the accommoda-
non Of person, visiting the above pcpnl.r SPRING. a
1oon, commencing July IIth leaving Richmond STA
son a ciotk T.. NJ, and arriving al Jstersve st
80, /. y. where tmnibuees will he In waiting 70
take visitors 10 the Springs. 0msibus fare IS cent?
returning, leave JetersVillc every MONDAY morn
"a, al 60 4. NJ snd arrive in Richmond at $50 A,
II Tickets for The rouRd trir, by this train al IS
when pHrchased ~ tho Office in Richmond For all
lck is purchased on the cars ten cents addition viii
De Charged over the regular mail train rates
TAMpRETI
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4 NTHRACIT COAL-NOTICE.-
DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

nISSO LUTON OF CO-PAhTNER-
~ SITIP.-The undersigned have this day, by mu-
Iial consent dissolved co-partneTshp Either OF the
parties is hereby authorized to settle tho business Of
the late concern. IhO. WILLIAMS,
August 8, 1857. z. Ill. GIBSON.
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THE REASONS WHY sEMPLE'S IN
i PALLIBLE BAKING POWDER SHOULD RE
USED IN PREFERENCE To ANY OTHER.-I. 1t is
always ready for use at any moment.
2. Bread can be made within few minutes
s. 1t is economical and fully one-third of hut
ter and eggs
4. Bread made with II keeps longer than common
bread, does not get dry moudy Is more dieestihI
and does net create fiatulence.
s. Ii IL todrranted never to fail when used ACCORDING
10 directions.
s. 1t is particularly recommended TO persons at SEA
in the country where yeast cannot be procured AZ
all.
For sale by Druggists generally and wholesale and
retail by , JoiiN W. aARLICK.
iyl3 Manufacturer. Market Place Franklin II
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uTEAM IRON WORKS, 25G Nam street
DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN:
DRY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS.-Until the 10Th
N September, We will offer our took OF staple and
Fancy Dry GsotS, a greatly reduced prices. Many
OF them At and beyG COST the GBs, rtnent Is CON-
plete and will be kept 50 Is constant supplies from
Black AMI Cuirrod Flounced silks
Do. Do: Bayedere do,
Organize and Barge Robes
Plain and Printed 8areges
Do. do. Grenadines
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
Plain and Printed Mousltin de LANES
Bombazines, Alpacas Tamise and Canton Cloth
French English and American Prints
Briliiants aid Ginghams
French F,5;.l Wrought Collars AMI Sleeves
Jaconet tdgosand Insertings
Thread rea L ace and Edges
Black Lace Wells aud Nantes
Spring and Fall Shawls
He!n'd and Embroidered Cambria HdkB
Kid, silk and Isle Thread Gloves
Silk andG ne horiuo Vests
Umbrellas and ParH5ol5
Table Damask and Napkins
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
Blpachcd and Brown Shirting
White and Coored Osnaburgs
Sleeps Grey Sattnetts, PULLED Cloths
Plain and Plaid Lin5eys
And every other article usually kept i'll first clss'
il q PARKER. NI,INO & co.
~ P. PERKINS & co,
W. No. III EAGLE SQUARE.
Have Just received per Express:
Black silk Elastic Belts
Ladies' Aid Buck and Thread Gauntlets
CO,0red and White Aid Gloves, Alexan
der's make
Hoop skirts, Brass Hoops and Long Whalebon'
DAmaSk Skirts, very nice article
Mosquito Netting.
They call the attention Of the Ladies, to large
stock of Lawns, JacOnets, Rich Printed Bareges, Ba
rege Robes md Plain Barexes, and Grape Bareges
Orgaudie Muslins and Organdie Robes, which they
are selling off at very low prices. al 10
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SUMMER RrTRHArs.

nAGGER'S WHITE So LIP III U X
- SPRINGS, BoTETouRr CousrY. ta-fhs de-
gbtful watering place Is open for the reception
Of visitors The efficacy of It's waters, the beauty o
Its scenery and the slubrty OF its climate. all BEING
them further The Table and Bar shall Ut all times
be furnished with the choicest Viands and the hneet
Liquors.
The Central Railroad having Just been compieted
within ten mies Of the Springs, makes this piee as
accessible any Watering place IN the mountains
Passengers leaving Richmond in tho morning Dy tne
Central Railroad arrive at the springs to supper the
samedsy with only ten miles Of good staging over
good road.
Rnard z W
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COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale Of COAL from the Deep
Run and springfield" Mines, are now ready to
furnish superior lump COAL, well as average, and
far G5A Loe n for S} and PINE WOOD we'll
soned apply to Mr.. Pitcher at Coal Yard, Scream
S'7''''' AN' '''" i. j. SMITH co, Agents.
7th, between Broad and Grace ats.
For For P Pine :: Per 'G DE-" 0''ld Si CASH
For Coal as 10 kind and quantity au Pm
GLOVER HILL COAL-The subscriber
- is prepared to deliver CLOVER SILL COAL
od ms gfI Sd prom M anda god article at the
market price guaranteed. r:>-
au S-lm r. II. hlbooN,
GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL, OAK
~ AND PINE WOQD.,,I am prepared T. deliver /
best GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL; also, OAK and
PINE WOOD, at the market rates
Office on Basin Bank, North side,
2u6-Im Between oth and 9th SITS.
GOAL! COAL! COAL.-The subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
ott,ls with a superior article of MIDLOTHIAN aud
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE
GH%fffHIR;A.CifE coat, by The long or short ton
Orders Left at his Office at the Coal Yard Of the
Richmond and Danyille Railroad, will be promptly
~ j. 27~3t "a C. B. LIPsCoMB.
4 NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal
l. The subscriber having fitted up large and com
modIous coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with OF FsiTbank's patent balances, for
the purpose sf weighing COAL, will furnish his pa.
with 224e lbs 70 the ton each load weighed and
not guessed at9 at Cie very lowest market price,
or ii preferred Sc wn sell his COAL at All advance
Of per cOt and charges; " the same time
lie viii always keep hand the best quality and in
yes tho paricular attention OF his friends and the
public generally. to give him call before purchas
ing at No - Main street, or at his COAL yard.
FERNS cash. de l2-ts) PC. LAkUS.
A Mt II RACIT e COAL.-NOTICE.-
"a am recoiviSg orders for the bsst quality Of AN
THRACITE COAL, to be shipped and delivered dur
lug the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 2240 lbs to the
(thoy allowing me commission of 10 Per cent. ,
Those no Wish to lay in their winter supply, will
ind greatly 10 their interest 10 purchase at this
season OF the wear when coal and frei2hts low.
All orders enclosed 10 mo through the Post Office OF
left at the Drug Store of Messrs. LSidley Robinson
corner of Attn and FranknStreets, or at the law of
fee of Powhatan Roberts, cor OF l2th and Main hts.
(where my office is kept) will be promptly attended
TO, Tle l0-3n WRIT ROBERTS.
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II
mn TERMS; 50, IN ADVANCE,

"
me Nous having regular, permanent semi-week
s circulation AZ large If not laror than a,x- an
newspaper among the farmers and substantial bus
ness men OF Fredericksburg and this section of Vr
HltlIa, Il confidently recommended a. a medium .
ttvertisng surpassed by no other in this place
nr'ntyrs among it5 Readers those who are able I.
III! rally aud pay promptly ind whose custo;.
"0ulG be valuable tu business men
Neither labor nor expense will b" spared TO max
the Ne"y worth nor. shan is paid f0r il by subscr
hers az o. lveTtiser8.
ina .;tto applications, enclosing the MONEY. ma,
-. .-.''t,- II NEWS OFFICE
~ us Frederic kshtlrx Va
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JUST RECEIFED-.A fresh lot of Ian
y dreth rnrniH SEED. Rita Baga Large Globe. &c
Warranted to bc Of this years growth.
AIRING h PEARCE DTuggists
au N--lw Corner tth and Broad streets
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TRUSTEES:
Hon. John ?. Kennedy, lion. Joshua Vansint,
.i"l1. Tho~. Swami, Wm. II. kei4her. L:sq
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM. knahe r.sn
-" ) large and beautifully Ormamented Circu,a
obtaining upwards ufSIx SQUARE FEET. representa-,
III exterior and interior view of the College yar'o
h pa terigtic Designs. Penmanship &C. sent
Gail, FREE # chcrGr. accompanied with CataIor.,I
diving full particulars. Address
L. N LOSER
10 g-d&c3m Baltimore Nd.
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REMOVALS, &c.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo.
IL rarily TO No Pearl street under the Exchun ,r
Uotrj where we shall De pleased to ser our old
fri.DIs Z. W. PURCELL & co.
ir4 exchange Brokers.
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LADIES' FINE KID SLIPPERS
III IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

@f$ssss Just opened beautiful lot fine polishes
Sinners with roscttes, and will be sold yer,
cheap at 40. Is. opposite the st. Cnare. h9te By,
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B SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages Tor
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in VIZ
Slnla ana North Csroins, intended for shipment BY
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown. will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COhPASI
who are the authorized gents for Express privileges
on these ships
Office OF the New York and yrginis Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASA STS Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY. !
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UFkIUE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY
RCBEoSD, May ist, 1887. !
Ia sSss rE.=S-a4s=E SPECIAL NOTICE.
R1 Sea1 .tidss We prepared 10 transact
any business on the Virginia Central Railroad TAP
pertaining TO the Express business) Especial attsn-
Ten WI 6e paid to THAT las, in connection with the
tiferert Springs of Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at : o'clock A VI 4,
charge OF yRuableS money &c.
For further particulars aprly to
j. l.. hkCDOkOUuH Agent
my Adams Express Co. ia Main st.
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