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tY The friends SKs G. 3, ALIEN anno III 81
y as kosgs ssdsis clsfaof The Coust at
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-07-30
CAN DIDATEs.

cB The friends Of OSEPfI T. MooREsress
specially announce him n Candidate for Sherlf
at the ensuing election. =. !--e.II: ~
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Washington drew his last breath in tho
last hour in the last day Of the last week in
the last month Of the year, and in the last
year OF the century. He. died Saturday
night, IL O'Clock, Dec. 81, 1909.
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A bright child asked his mother whero
nc should 60 when he died?
"To Heaven, trust" said the mother.
"Shall 1 have anything 10 eat there 2"
"Yes, love, you will will DO fed with the
bread of Iife."
Well, hope they'll put lots of butter
on it," concluded the youngster.
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An old topper, who once attended the ex
h'btion where learned professor caused
several explosions to take place among ssses
produced from waterss said
"You don't catch me putting much
water in my liquor after this. had no idea
that water was So dangerous, though
never take musl of it !"
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cB- Tho friends of JAMES n. CoRD an
nounce him rs Candidate for Sheriff dt tlio cnau.
ing election.
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t45 The friends of d. w. HAWTHORN
resPsatfIly apnounce him a Candidate 1or Ehnr!
lift of AbBESils DiatsicEst I 4sxt alsotSri 1
NS MANY :FEiEEDS /.
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That's Dernu Good PA backwoods-
man and his sweetheart, the other day, hap
pened, to be in drug store in -. when
a party called for and drank soda water.
back-woods didn't know what it was, but
made up his mind to try it, and after drink
ing glass of the cool fluid, he turned to
the lady and remarked,
Sal that's der'n good; why don't you buy
you some?
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y -x11s,.,S e ~ 4 = = "
tB Tine. friends soEW " 5sNf*F3l =
sPectially annoanceS him sas5 candidate ~
Sheriff atthe ensuing alsefi0nSss + & 4 S. :
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a clcr:g! man was wal;i:;.. out one day
and passed two little boys, one ot.--i.,...-.
made bow As he wuii.r.l.~'sky he heard
the fnlowiua.a,sasssr'fg couvv' ,ation:
"A'Trrg, John, didn't yov lno'. as, Us
larson May ~
"Of course Idi,'
Why didn't you mako bow TO him 2"
Why, my mother don't belong to liia
church."
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ty-fivo thousand dollars were sunk in it be-
fore it paid its expenses. "The usual his
tory of n journal" says the Clipper, els this {:
A, thinking to make fortune, starts q
journal; lie spends thousand pounds upon
it and finds It still exhibiting q loss. Mo-
ney goes very fast in newspaper, for the
drain is steady one, week by week, with
out pause ; process that will soon empty
tho wealthiest pocket. Having spent so
much, ha,docs not like to stop there. lie
proceeds, and another, $1,000 vanisbes.-
He stakes his last $500, and that goes to-
Then he is obliged to sell at any price,
He perhaps gets GloO for that which cost
him G2,5o0, and he isFruined. Then the
buyer expends another s2, 900, in like man.
ner, sand Ge is ruined,. and sells to a4LHd
for $4,000 perhaps. Tie process may Bsll
continued even fora fourth or fifth, pptil
even hope dies, and the shterprisesis nban-
doned. But sometimes il happensthat the
fourth orfifth fortune has succeeded bymere
force of)iyipg on, and the Journal is. made
to pay. B6t even then, what is that prof.
itcommercially considered 7 J. Yrue, ii is,a
fairprois him.v vE;o bought II for saoo
and expeA1a but the actual cost
of estabtiaIing Il . fhssJ issepisyl oss lor, S,
tunes M &5soo; sdd 8 syIss md & ths as * !.
pepsss q blisi,isg N sIs ss ssssra in3
c,,. n Asonr a -. II 49, S5 -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31

A public meeting was held by the peo'
pie of Lawrence, and the attempted as.
sassination condemned in the severes,
terms.
A committee was appointed to discover
the criminal, and the State Governor
over the signature of G. w. Deitzler a:
Secretary of State, offered a reward oI
$500 for his apprehension. The Investi-
eating Committee adjourned over one day
on account of the popular excitement
Gen. Whitfield withdrew from the fur
ther examination of witnesses in Lawrence
pretending that he was not safe, nor his
witnesses.
Many ambitious young men had arrived
from the South, and were anxious to
distinguish themselves in crushing out
freedom in Kansas. Several of them were
appointed as deputy marshalls, and might
be heard of in different parts of the Ter
ritory attempting to arrest citizens.
Marshall Fame, from South Carolina,
took the place of "Sheriff Jones'' in har-
RAISING the people of Lawrence, aided by
an ignorant and malicious deputy sheriff
by the name of Salters.
These men attempted to arrest S. N.
Wood, John and Joseph Spear, formerly
editors and publishers of the Kansas
Tribune, and most of the men who had
defied the slave power by aiding in the
formation of Free State Government.
After consultation it was concluded for as
many as could, to leave the Territory,
temporarily, and return again as soon as
circumstances would warrant. The off,
cials remarking, when told that such and
such ones had left, that it was all the
same, as the only object they had in view
was to rid the country of them.
lTO BE CONTINUED
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31

hands are now dripping with BARRIERS
blood. The ineendiary is a prince by the
side of Jones. The highwayman is gull
ty of but peccadillo compared TO him.
His own hand seeks the blood of the Sec
retary of this Territory. If he dare, Gov.
Walker would be assasinated, and to-day
with the power to execute his purpose,
and Lawrence would be divided among
his followers and all of us the victims OF
his Unsuitable desire for blood.
We have no suggestions to make In re-
gard to Jones; we do hope, however. that
his own sense of decency will keep him.
in future from our streets; OF, # he comes
here, Jet hins come under the escort of a csUil
officer to anssoer some Of the high crimes Of
soliclsheis guilty. The tables have turned.
The power has departed, and S. j. Jones
can read, from this forth, in every honest
mans face, verdict not of death, but
equity OF EVERY CRIME KNOWN TO OUR
LAws.''
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31

or Gos. wAIkra's health has 50 fa1
improved that he is able 10 attend to his
business. He rode to Lawrenee lasi Sab
bath TO attend church.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
INFORM the

Ii INfUhM thS
lily. and those in
fularly. that they
| and % Vermont
EES, WAGONS
Ito order from the
bne with neatness
hes. W ood turn
u, ATTENTION
krn to suit, and We
binds Of scroll and
Dunds of iron and
Escrtment for sale
[st market prices.
lr manner. All Of
i; and we hope, by
l! charging reason
Ito Of deeds, not
HE patronage aud
|DI& * DEAN.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31

or George Washington Parke Gusts
the grandson Of the wife Of Gen. Geofgs
Washington, and the last survivor Of the
family circle of Mount Vernon, died 1t
his residence 1t ArlingtcB, II AlexandriA
cou SATURDAY morning. letb ipst., 4
l0yclock.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
ago, ILL.,,

ufactory and de
ere may be found
e and Stationary
Il Cylinder Steam
ad Iron Machin-
;ular Saw Mills.
b Mills, with new
{ Bolts. General
igle Mills. Steam
histies. Finished
mings. Castings
bat Screw Cutter.
wn importation.
Ork, etc., etc.
public generally,
I'm able 70 keep.up
have largely in
ur firm, and have
q the West with
lishment.
T. CHALMERS.
Y. FRASER.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
Kpress Co.

kES&S FREIGHT
p LEC0MPTON
|CITY. DAILY
|nS, and Concord
| permanently es-
led during Sum.
fg energy as the
frge-in evidence
tecedents. In a
Fnforced with ar
bnveyancesIequai
Also, a DaNy
g Line Packets
uis. st. Joseph,
Inc route, connec-
pr Es7,resses, for
Is in the United
Bankers and
offended to. All
|cels. freight and
patch. All ipss-
Ted at this Office.
@PSON, Agent.
s Co..
~
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31

fTRATIoN IN
lETEERRinfot5RRfs t5R 2
fgll Gil account Of
/, Climate. Pro. q.
TritoTy, transacc-
ors Reeder and
/. Personal Rep.
atties and Out
ent actors thers
PHNS y III. GIHOE.
E.2Geary. Care.
7 Documents on
ate at WashinSr-- ~
sion of the An
.NVASION or
he eapture,trial
prisoners; the
Missouri Border
/, and Others; The
GOV. GEARY
g pr3ceediHgs Of
the Pre- e-Slavery
ION OF National
OF RddsGs dur
''rs. Reeder and
9, Outrages aud
t Of the United
e, on the recent
scouST TO THE
Pted. Price in
>, Publisher,
Philadelphia.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
TAINTED

FROM KIPPEN
btland in loG, and
|sidcnt Of Indiana,
ksiderable amount
eh he is requested
|rs of age, middle
TX hair and eJes.
Ice of his wherea-
I'll by c0inmunics =
". =, Edinburgh
! Pere, Brown Go.
lr
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
Ind office. ;.

Ind office. -,
.roRsEY YAa'a, ASp
|nited Safest oe'
Infested claims md n
bre-cnptoTs; Lsrd and
fTown Shares ard ard
6tor5. bought I 90
Capitalists, anu
Phn w. Gear rs Is
EKesn, 7. . II.
ksen, Esq, Ierestf
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..lnlpanY.


EOUNTY. Pa
damage by 'iire,
FRANCE Company
h OFFICE in Law
i led to take risks
|perty at rates as
/ Company in the
| thousand policies
in every ease ci
promptly, without
=, or litigation.
in every town IN
ications on this
|. Lawrence, Kan
|.G.CLARK. Treas.
tretary.
Int for Kansas.
.. ., X. t.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
Z. JAS. SMITH

b. JAS. sari"
& Co., r
RSER OF PiSih siI
" receiving thedd hand
erior qaalirtA, tA,sn sne :
sortment Of hen end i
fancy Shoe 'essns slIs
T. and ChildrchS
assortment of LII Iii
which they eve WI.
4 a small advance
is solicited s,u
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31

being destroyMsd5
have also rS resS
llgiht against Il
or these acens.n gusn
advocate Of the
d further than
TO being the ADJ
has mainsainneed
whole eareer reea
EDITORS, to Their
q to portray the
stry, which, in
arty stife. is eer.
Q those wish ine
We would rec.
ION as a jonrns,
single subser;a'
|ten ter GO copies, and
FSlS@m. Addresss
| h. T.-Aorenc;s
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
n & Coz,

rs VWhoissale and and
ng of Foreign nah atiS
5, and Pitt;sbuiiiEsra ;iisa
or and Heatins; He.n;
a large ass9rtnIai,san.'.
Bellows: Anvil
and Chain an. an
kcaIes, Bgtchnern hens !
Hand Bells. Ind nd
brushes, de-. s.,,t ~"
cash. n"u
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
Office, EN-

,ve named place
[all kinds of bust
of emigrants, and
is in the Neosho
INT of Kansas for
lied in all parts oi
Lied for three years
In Michigan, i am
lion of the country
TO any otherbEgTs-
b my charge. NY Ny
interests enables
lie investments TO
siness to me.
ed to the under
ltion. .o,nr
n. S. ST0RRS-
ia. FINLEY
EnEey,
3AIL DEAL66kks
hes. Paints oiis'
Tobacco
bars,
oilet Articles,
cdicinaI parpos'
EDN DaTlOfIlcais.
teE Exc Of DRUGS.ij,n
ll orders pronp>
terms.
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Heavy Understanding Operation, &c.


CORRE PoNDENCE OF THE DISPATCH.
JUNCTION, NOTTOWAY, June 18th, 1857
We had quite heavy wind this evening with
ont the rain We are suffering very much for the
latter. Though the crops look very well and the
chinch bug have gone to terra incognita, thanks
to the frequent showers but fear they mayaea;u
force their unwelcome 'phiz" amongst us.
Quite an excitement occurred with US on Sstur
day 4 he particulars briefly these: A gen.
.eman named Hiatt of Greensboro n c., had q
very sprightly little son, aged l3 years, and be.
coming acquainted with two odng chaps res ,ect-
ly II and Is years of age-one q stage driver md
the O. her belonging to a circus company-decoy q /
the little boy from home, aid having in posses q.
sion his mothers gold watch made for Danville,
and there pawned the watch for S25. got aboard
the cars route for SauntoL; but the cars falling
to connect from Lynchburg, they were necessarily
compelled to lie ever until the next day. The two
older boys posted the lad Hiatt to Rices Depot on
foot, with promise 10 call for him the next morn
ing the cars passed but failed, ofcourse to call,
as they promsed and they had oil the funds,
the young lad had to retrace his steps, aud scoa
after his return joined by his father, who
came on in h@t pursuit The meeting beggars de-
scrip and IIust leave it to your futi'e imagina
n0n to depict
have failed to get your valuable paper twice
other sac, flee than lose it. Yea, give up my
milk and strawberries, or fried chicken Without
it our domestic affairs imme 1iately conce 3D.
SO you see the Importance atts ched to it.
Yours very truly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

ATTEMPT To sToP A RAILROAD fRAIN.-ln Ma
como, Illinois. day two since. railroad truin
crippled a COW accidentally, whereupcn the mex
time the train arrived the Mayor, Sheriff nd an ef
cited crowd OF people, who evidently did not know
that the corporation the responsible party IN
the case, set about arresng the engineer. Acaord-
ingly the Sh erif and his immediate sprars nto
t1e tsrder, but they had hardly said se words when
the engineer turned on the steam and rang the boil
and awsy went the train st q 49, speed. Al 'he
next station the rsircad employees cutnu mbered
them and we're for:ed to return: bat he engine z
finding substit1ts, went back sed surrendered htn
self Before the train had reached hacomb hsr o.
on ives found scrofs tbs track and re poved pio
badly placed thsre with view Of securing the stop
page of the train and siding u the arrest. Ehort'
are being made ds; tho seounerel who la't
down he bar. with ths view Of mhs inT exsmp'
of bin, il ne tuTas out be L.. uniei dig al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

There were "a deaths in Baltimore last week
15 of consumption.
Mrs Lucinda Apley, % years of sge, died in
Philadelphia Sunday, q victim of opium eating.
Jno Kaibel died on Sunday right. in Washing
ton, from wound received in the riot there.
Charles L Farmers has recovered S567 II of the
city of New Bedford, Mass, for the destruction OF
his house by mob in April, 1856
Col James w irwin, of Kentucky, has been pro-
NOTED to $1,000 clerkship in the General Land
Office.
Rev DR. Typg has arrived iu England in safety.
It YVES his intention to leave for jerusalem after
the nth of May.
Commodore Moore, of tho Texas navy, it is stat,
ed. las drawn from the U s treasury 81, 900 for
communication of back pay.
Mons Morat and party, who made ballon as
cension from Newark N J, on Friday evening,
travelled l15 mies in one hour and har, and land
ed in Connecticut
John Newton, son of Com Newton, of the S
Navy, and formerly q midshipman 10 the L S
Navy died on Saturday last in Brooklyn, N y,
from injuries received by falling In the street.
Private letters from q member of General Santa
Annas family state that this veteran and success
full Chief will return TO Mexico aud head revolu'
tion within ninety days
The steamer Scotland, from the Cumberland
river on her last trip to New Orleans, took down
1908 hhds of tobacco, valued 1T the snug sum OF
40 hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The ST. Louia Intelligencsr states that on Thurs
da v last the amount of Sl5l, 400 of new stock va.
subscribed Ia the Bank Of the State OF Missouri
by thirty>four persons
RW Taylor son of the late ex President T Sy
,or has purch ased "Bonuis Lasse," q celebrated d
cer, for g. 600
Hueh w BTyscn one tf the proprietors Of the
L. Charles hotel 81 Pittsbufs, died last Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

HEAVY DEFICIT IN THE STATE TREASURY OF
OHIO.-W II Gelsou, State Treasurer of Ohio las
signed, q deficit of over half million dollars
having been discovered in the Treasury. Mr. Gel
son says the deficit existed when he took the Of
fee, caused by defacations of John s Bresn, the
former State Treasurer. The Governor has ap
pointed a committee tf investigation The July
interest on the State debt will be paid notwi;hr
standing the deficit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
SENEx
sHAKspEARr,s RlRrHrLAcs ro BE COVER

SHAKsPEARE's BiRTHPLACE TO BE COVERED
WITH GLASs.-The London Art Journal SAYS :
I" Ii will startle many to learn that arrangement 8
are in progress for covering with glass, or rather
for putting into a huge glass case the house 10
which Shakespeare was born at Stratford on Avor.
The houses on both sides have been taken dow L,
and The monument now stands alone. The object
of this course is to protect the house against the
effects of the weather, and the further influence OF
time. We question. however, the taste of the ar.
rangement and fancy it will! be step from the
sublime to the ridiculous"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

THEArRICaL.-Miss Eize ia about filling an en-.
gagement in New York, for the first time; Mr. aud
Mrs = Ia Davenport are playing In Boston: Mr.
ana Mrs GFiffths are in Providence, the Marsh
Chihten 10 st Iouis; Nary Devin still PLAYING
the Maid Queen in Philadelphia; Mrs Hayne, Miss
Annette ince and Mrs Esteile Potter are all in
California; Mr. and Miss C2udnck played at tho
Chicago theatre; and Miss Rober, son and Mr.
ROurCcault ct Nnrth's amnh ca r. LAT rveaL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

ENORMOUS GOLD BOULDER FoUsD.--The Ma.
rysvlie Herald says that The Downieville TunDe
Company, at Ceatrevile, have found the largest
boulder containing gold perhaps ever struck 10
California Up to last accounts they had extracted
81 000 snd had not yet asctrtained its full size
They estimate fbe amount Of gold II con tains 81
not less than 100000 This boulder Is fair SCI
off to one from Australia, which the Eoglish p' :
pers have recently mentioned as being on eIh
ton In London. end which weighs, (quariz An !.
gold,) four hundred pou ada aud 10 valued oy son
sanguine individual at $40 900 or 500. .OOO
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~ hs,IAi. NsDTEGEs
~ Mrs. Peror Kemoyed,-I INV. I'm u

q Mrs. Peror Removed have taken
the d yelling, over The stsrs ofMesas. Farker hm-
no Co. on r.'gts Block, No, li3 Main street
where have advantages for continuing my Dress
Making Gusiusss more extAnsveiy
Thankful fbr th- very i5eral patronage formerly
received, and hoping to merit continusoca of ths
same most respectfully sol sit my customera asd
those in want Of preis Making, done 10 the mrst
fss1ionab!e style end short rotcs to call at Mo-
l4S Main street, on Eagle Block
js l3-ts MRs. C. PECOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

FRANCE AND BREADsTUFF5.-France was pre-.
vious to the advent of the potato rot, large ex-
porter of grain but since then has, in most years,
been obliged to import to some extent, and quite
largely in some years. Ia the last three year. she
has imported about eightY-one million dollars
worth of breads,uffs. This is not very serious
amount, and is less by twenty-eigbt millions than
Great Britain imported of breadstuffs in the single
year of 1854.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

THE CLERGY AND THE STAGE.-On Sunday
ast, the Rev Mr. Conwing q Unitarian clergyman
of Cincinnati. Ohio, preached sermon on the the
atre, in which he took strong grounds in favor o
theatrical smusements, and of the duty of Chris
tiaus to attend them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

HEAVY ROBBERY AND FoRTUNATE RECovE-
RY.-A package containing SO el2 recently
stolen from the sffice of the American Express
Company at Plymouth, indiana boy named
Gype was soon afterwards arrested at Crestline
Ohio and all the money, except S5, recovered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

FRIGHTENED TO DEATB BY THE COMET IL ,,,ut ne
Trenton State Gazette Gays laai woman "a =,
death las. week by the isas Of the Comet Al
night she saw the light from large nee ~ .Ss .S
pines. and was immediately possesses ~ s ~, -,
idea that it ~as the comet that me EARN was oo m
hre and about 20 be- Destroyed ha' M.m ,s,,,
ths sf,ss.. of .hich she died the same night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

NOVEL RECEPTION When the Earl of Dsl%
cousles father was c7mmsuder in chief In Irdis,
ne visited the King of Dude of Lucknow, and
made point of introducing Lady DaIhousie " hich
the XII 6 did not understand at all, and faocied
the laird wanted ts sell her After g. short time.
ne Faid TO his attendants-"That oM do, take ter
dlcdy p" "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

INNOCENT ADMIssIoN.-At the dinner of the
Maine Medical Convention, the Rev Mr. B, while
q udpg to the intimate relations between the pre-
tessons Of the clergy and the physician, in all Sc
riousness remarked. that it was a somewhat sin
guar fact, that :mhen the Doctor cds called, The
Minister Lcds sArc 10 fOilOu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

THE COPYRIGHT of Miss Suickland's Lives
of the Queens of England" sold by auction fol
s3i 900 Unbappily the lady herself receives no
farthing Of this increase in the marketable valus
of her work Miss Strick land parted with her co.
pyrisht for the sum of $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

LAUDABLE THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE -
Well, young man your business' WHY, heer'r
as how you teach navigation, so ihot Id come Il
an larn this afternoon, cause I'm goin TO eea IL
the mornin'; daddy's capting, and I'm mate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

e. Beautiful Pictures at OsbOrne's Gnl-
LERY !-kFmEhBss, we take n cheap inferior Pio-
tures at thi. est.blishneot Beware Of steam sd =
veri,emeuts. Isis all humbus. Those who can "f
f1rdto ps7 good 0iioe for superior ikenesses will
DO well to call at OSBORNE'3 Beware of prstsDd-
In the Art who COMPEL to take pictnrss at
any price in order to Get something to do ID keep
from starving Our motto 10, The best price Tor the
best of work"
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rUh 0KNT- The very de,iroh

IS RON RENT, The very de.trnbTc
FI ou'insss stand on the north 'de Of Main be
<@A tween 9Th snd 10th streets and Istaiv occn,;sd
by Mr.. 8 P. Semple az Drug bfore
"a Small tenement on Council Chsmbsr HiU IN
with water
Sd The desirable family residence of Mr. r. g.
Tsfsferro, on the south siie OF Main between LIST
and I'd streets. IL hss about rooms we'll arrtnRe6
lsrRe; well Of fine water upon the premises
4'h Family fesden-e the nor'h side OF Mar.
shall; aii' the resldepce of Mai rhcmss Rarhan
1t has fine rooms with biek Kitchen, stable am
- wei! OF wster upon the lot.
5th store and dw eIipg the north aide of Cary,
between o;h ard 7th streets. There severa! fine
1ns ove5 tie ore
9Th A pleasant residence on the w.st sid. Of 4th
adjoining Leigh street II hss several fine onr with
wster TAYLOR & WILLIAas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

AFRICAN COMMERCE, Among the freight at
The depot in Parksrsburg, Va, the other day, wal
large quantity 600 tons) of palm oil, direct from,
Africa, and consigned to Cincinnati, having been
recently imported in the Mary Stevens, the Lii
IBERIA emgrant packet at Baltimore.