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IMPORTANT 70 PLANTERS
THE RICHMOND FACTORY,

IHC nlU!TNUnu Hoioh'I
RICHMOND COU NTY, G az,
CONTINUES TO manufacture w 0 0 LIE \
" CLOTH a; l25 cents per yard finding every
material exc .rt ;lu Wool The extensive and con.
srYnly inc- asing patronage the Factory has en-
iycd for years past, assure the Proprietor. s.'a'
The article Of
Winter Clothing for Negroes,
Made by them, tas not been surpassed hy 'ny
Cloth made North or South.
Rrcrnt extensive improvements and addI!"rS
no: only enable US to keep up the standard 81 The
Goods. bnt TO secure nj early delivery oil the same.
Planters .r others who HAY desire t" avail them
selves of this opportunity, and secure a first rate
article n, moderate cost, have only to send us The
WOOL, washed clean in cold water. 1t sent dirty
ono half cent per yard extra is charged f'F wash
inc. BURY Wool is not Objectionable; the burFS
are removed BY machinery
The name o! the owner shculd be marked IN Ill
Package. S sent us Wool sent by any Of the Kali
Roads in Georgia, ALBANIA or South Carolina, To
the Augusta Depot, marked Richmond Factory.
jand owners name aIsn) will he regularly ani
promptly received, and the clqss when made, re-
turned to the points directed. Each parcel Is made
np in the turn received, hence an early delivery is
aiways desirable. All Instructions to
WM. SCHLAY, Pres't,
Augusta. Ga July Il, 5m 70
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EEAEE s. sEGy2AE,
Warehouse ana Commission
nj e r c. Il A n T S,

Heyuo!i hcirr,.; .Tactrn aud Mcintosh Streets,
AUGUSTA, Ga.
{{7E have removed !" Met'alfs LARGE
W NEW FiEErHOuF WAKE!'O USE. on
Rcyn.l. between JACKSON and Ai"'r.'sh Si;rcts.
recently orcu;i.d 10y Gi!l.am Il \skn. il the
entire Of the Cv, in The vicinity Of the principal
Ws..h,n,s,s. al. Convenient - thr I!ut"'s.
Ie;r.: ani'" ":"rl''"d VIZ goo! 'a''. Storage for
('2::a:i, tt:#;G, :EIcu:, s,,ac&n,
.u: rEu,.t -: a'r"rajiy, We rep, cifniy SELECT
,.n,au nrnis. ~liri. shAl! receive ctr Hndivd,.!
and !li.h'a a'.,'":i n.
FAMILY !SiI'TIES, and III usual facilities,
will hr ..irr!r'l c.:r.r.rrsa
ss- dur commissions viii BIZ such are Gus
toiiArv in the ct;. WM. NJ. BEAlL,
j. W. J.. $TON ALL.
.iucu.;a. Ar:us: 20 Pm 81
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Welsh and Saxony Flannels
UalLaam ssEE!Ass.

AUGUSTA GA.
EVAS received from Ncw-York.
Ea Eoai Wslsh Fianne,s, Warranted not L"
shrink;
surerior s.s"ny ard Patent Flsrnels, Of extra
quality;
llrery Sas&ar tianncls, Vi superior style and
qusty;
Heavy nh.r Di:r"s:ic Flann"s, 1T l"w prices:
sup, ror ts-,! I'anros. for Servants, at very 10"
ysicer
The pssn .r, rsspe., u!y lsqur,;s! 10 cali and
szRrn. the sssrrtment
Augusta Sept. 30. u. %.
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DYE s. EATAsTE,
Warehouse and Commission
lN N re II a M rs,

ACVUS1 n, OA',
II ESPECTFUI.LY announce to their friends
IL and the public generally that they have 'ormed
a connection in the above business, and lave leased
tho FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE OF Col. Clan
ton-Norlh side of Reynolds street, recently occu-
pied by Mr. George L. Anderson
From their long experience, they fatter them
selves that ;hey will be enable TO give entire satis-
:act:ou to those who may favor them with consgn-
u,cuts of COTTON OF other produce.
Tier prompt personal attention will be given to
Orders 'or BAGGING, ROPE, &c, and purchasing
=! family supplies &, lowest market prices. Also to
the forwarding Of GOvds consigned to our friends in
the iutrricr.
Liberal Cash .dv%nce, made, when desired by
our CUSTOMERS.
Our charges will be the same as those Of other
:; ou.es Of tie City engaged in the sam" business.
JAMES NJ. DE,
ANDREW G. LATA&TE.
AusuEt.. Augle 81
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SWAN & CO.'S. LOTTERIES
lTEWg G. BRILLIANT SCHEME. SCE7KEAAEE
@ CAPITAL p r / Il Z
S $4,000 !!

ETS ONLY $40:
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. Swan &
Co., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lot
tcry, in cach of their Lotteries for Oct, 1857, ut
Augusta, Georgia,
To which City they have removed their their prn-
cipa office.
@naA@s 9@s
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga, in public, on
Saturday, October 3rd, 1857
oEoAS9 9Te
10 be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga in public, ON
Saturday, October 10th, 1857.
9nA@s 55a
To be drawn in thecity Of Augusta Gain public, on
Saturday, October 18th: 1857.
@1aA3s S0s
To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Ga, public
Saturday, October 24th, 1857.
G91aAS3 G0a
To be drawnn the city of Augusta, Ga in public,
Saturday, October 31st, 1857
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Two ofthe best Preparations OF the Age.
They are not reconl-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-.
ports.
The VERM1FUcE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of Liver CON-
PLANT, all Bilious DE-
RANcEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, sc.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERMIFUGE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by
St,'Hn3, @so'
SOLE pRopRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifugc and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
ELEMIIEG BROS,
GO WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH, Pa.
sole l'roprietOrs
SCOEIL & MEAD, No III, Charles Street
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States
10 whom all orders must be addressed.
~ Sold by G. l.. PENN, Edgrtield, S. c.: A
J. CREIGHTON and Turf s. PELLETIER, Hamburg
SKINNER IL llAREIsoS, Longmires, and WAEDIAH
s. LYON, AbbeviIle.
April I, 1857. 1y l3
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delegates to the Southern Conven-
fjaI,-Co Cunt Naturalization ''to he Beach,
tcoEnssposptscE OF rHr RICHMOND pnlr DlspA1cn.l

LcoEpgsPoypExcE OF THE RICHMOND pAILr DisPAIcH !
PETERSBURG, Aug. l.
Through the kindness Of friend have been
placed in possession Of more than twothirds ofthe
names Of the delegates from this city TO the Knox
Vile Convention. With the exception Of
two all Of the following appointees will certainly
attend the Convention.
r. X. Meade, X. o. Britton, VIM. Pannill, Robt.
Leslie. James McCulIoch, Andrew Dunn, Jno. L..
Branch. X. j. Alfriend, PC Osborne, j. t. Young;
Chas. Corling, G. y. Couch. r. IL. Archer, ]. T..
Heath, o. Coleman, Benz. Harrison, J. II. Smith,
Jno. NJ. West Jno. R. May, W. L. Watkins, John
Lyon, A. b. Garland, X. ". Harrison VIM. A. Bragg,
J. n Schoolfield, Thos ampbell, Thos. NJ. Trayior,
y. b. Traylor, T.. Lunsford, Vim. +. Spottswood,
Geo. williamson.
= Before his Honor, this morning, several dim inu-
tive cases were examined, Collier Williams, one Of
the.young row breeders ifSaturday niShtlast, was
bound over to keep the peace twelve months, in
the sum of 800.
Edward b. Wright brought an action against r.
J. Frazier, Of the night police, for using unneces
sary violence towards him on Saturday night,
while the latter attempting to perform his
duty by securing his (WrightsJ arrest. 1t was
shown in evidence. that Frazier applied his boots
rather heavily upon the unprotected quarter OF the
intoxicated youth. The case was deferred for other
witnesses.
Business to-day has quietly remained at languid
ebb. refreshing rain has called out A few of the
taiTer, better, and, without compromising my good
opinion, the vainer part of human kind. We miss
numbers who in the gay spring time thronged the
streets with their presence morning and evening
numbers who made our daily tolls lighter, plea
santer, happier. They now roaming among the
mountains. over the quiet downs of country life,
stroiling the glorious ''beach." resonant with
the music of the sea. A sudden shower reminds
me Of muddy cutters and stolen umbrellas. The
spell is broken. No more romance to-day.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
y AA "a nv
MA The health and comfort of the city

RsA~ The health and comfort OF the Guy
require at this especially strict observance
of the following prov isons of tho ordinances
SEC ). Every person occupying hOuSe or lot
shall a. far ~ such lot extends the paved gut
ter or drain in street or public alley opposite there
to- to be constantly kept open ana FREQ from ohstruc
tom and if no fail TO do 80, may be fined not less
than one dollar nor more than ten dollars ana tor
each day after the first that sIch obstruction re-
maina shall be fined not less than two Dor moreths
twenty dollars. g..
or other thing be carried from & lot or other place
and put in street public alley or ii any nuisance
or obstruction whatever be put or caused or remain
der one of tho preceding sections, tho person VINO
puts or causes it. is in fault III respect TO 1t AZ Tn
naming NAV for any such offence. be hned not les
than one dollar nor more than ten dollars. and Tor
each day after the first that the same IL upon the
street or alley shall be fne not less than two nor
more than twonty dollars ~
au st jos. MAYO, Mayor
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.

SUICIDE OF SENATOR RusK, OF TEXAS.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. i.--Advtces from Texas state
that Senator Rusk of that State, committed sui
eide at his residence the Goth OF July, by shoot
ing himself through the head with a rihe- NO
canse is assigned for the act.
few DAYS before his death, he hal written let
ter, alludinr to rumors of his indifference to the
success Of the Democratic party and declaring his
intention TO vote the Democratic ticket on the "a
Of August
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On Moniay evening ID inst. at Ia o'clock, :iOnN
w infant sou of Sarah AMI the late VIM. Mlliet'
aged year. 10 months and II days.
The funeral will take place from the residence OIL
his mother on MAN, between 18th and sth streets Vi
this "Wednesday morning the 9Th inst, 81 ~ CiA TN
The friends and acauaintances OF the farnly, anu
those of his grandfather Mr.. John Warrock. are
srectfully invited to attend without further notice
ON Sunday night, 81 August, Mrs. MAKf n;
GOoDE wife Of Edmund r. Goode. leaving husband
anil two children to mourn their loss
Ea- LyDchburg papers will please copy.
On Tuesday. 4th of August. PHILLIP, only son 81
john " and Mrs n Bell Fucher, aged Il months
and % days
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
dence, on 18th street. at ocloCk this afternoon
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are IN
yited to attend.
At Louisa Court House Va. July %. 1877, Of scar
let fever. GEORGE FRENCH, youngest son OF Coi
Francis W. Jones, aged abont years
On tho 18th inst after lingering Illness, Dr. JSo
II. CUNLIEFE aged 81 years, native Of Richmond
Va and for the last IL years y resident OF North
Louisiana aud Acknowledgement (Ld) South
UsSksy-p ,Tllu 22i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

powERs' PHoToGRAPHs Its ncknowi-
edzed bv- all that T,,rers T'hGpor0phS and tp,brO
tgJes are superior to anything ever before made IN
Richmond Fb1rer5 Impsr,al ADtbTotHpss has long
been the gen, Of the city. and he va, determined not
10 Introduce the paper picture until be was fully pro-
pared to yet up -0Ulcthiuz worthy 1T public notice
Those who admire fine specimen OF art pToduced
by Photography ran CRAFTY themselves By calling at
Fn,oers' Gallery, Isl Main street.
Photographs made very cheap. Best OF Ambro-
types for % cts. au 81
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PoTt Of Richmond, August 4-HIgh Water O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Schr Eliza Elenor. FoXwell, Philadelphia, lumber,
T. A. Parker.
Schr Richard Purcy. Puroy, Philadelphia, coal,
Hunt 4 Bro.
Schr VENUS, Wyatt, Baltimore lumber, James
Gum.
last.
Schr VIM. Z. Leggett, Gibson, New York, guano,
Bdmonds. Davenport 4 Go.
Schr Mary Ann Predmore. Pre,lmore, New York.
hay, WhitlOck Il Son.
Sloop Dunkrk. Shelly. York River. corn, l.. n.
Webb Co.
schr Baltimore Phillips. Baltimore, mdse., W. d.
COlquitt Co.
Schr North Point. Swain, New. ork. in ballast.
CRY PoIST Aug. l.-Arriyed, ship Rigo Frito, ~
days from IiyerpOoi.
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nA. UNION FEMALE ISsrIrUTR, RI,

Moxp-Elder RIO. y. STUBS, Natural Sell
ences and English Literature. Rev. ). X, : . =.
TRAWICh (of y. g., Mental and Moral :
philosophy. Ancient Languages AMI MAthe- q :
matiCs.
Miss G. X DRAKE, Modern Languages
Mr.F. A NEWHISRR. Professor of Instruments
Music.
Ornanantalr.
The Scholastic year embraces tive Eessons Of g..
months each.
TIL. lat commencing 18th OF September the ?nI
on the 18th VI February.
TERMS PER sEsstOy OF FIVE MONTH";
Board including every thing -
Tuition in Primary English branch .
Complete Engiiah course and MathemsticS........ .
Anciant and Modern Languages, euch...,,...,.....-'
Painting, Drawing. or any Ornamental branch.
ear
Music on tho Piano and singing y
Fees payable quarterly, in advance Pnr fuFxhv
particulars 49, CIRCULAR, and address hldsr Z
SrUBBs, or the undersigned.
au 1-3t& A. q. STU BIS, eAC'y Z. y. |.
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Hs1.At and Below Cost at Reduced
PRIoss.-PRICE WATKINS will sell, for limited
period, the following STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
cost and at reduced prices in order TO diminish their
stock to the lowest point before making their fall
purchases.
Rich Brocads Plonnced Silk Robes
Colored Brocade and Bayadero Chene Silks
Checked, Striped and Cross-bar do
Plain Black Gros de Rhine and pouIt de Sol sinks
Corded aud Plain Black (for mourning) do
Beautiful Plain and Printed French Bareges
Chntz-colored Organize and BareGe Robes
Plain and Printed French Challies
Beautiful Milanese Robes, new style
Colored and Black silk Grenadine
Colored and Black Silk Grape de Paris
Crepe Meretz, Chaly Ombre and Challo Berege
Elegant French de Lainbs, for Spring
Plain and Printed Jsconets and Orgsndies
Solid colored French Cambrcs and Brilliantes
French and English Prints and Giughams
Chintz-colored aud plain white Brillante
BombaZine-, Tamartine and Canton Cloth
surIrb Point u 'lnaignille Collars and sleeves
Applique, Brussels aud Guipure do
Vslenciennes, Honiton and Lace tru'd do
Real French Muslin, Cambria and Linen do
Mourning Muslin Cambria and Grape do
Lace Capes and Rerthas and fine Thread Laces
Rich Embroidered Cambria AMI Musc Bands
T"moF,e and LINEN R Edsngs and lnsertinss
Splendid Emb. Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs
Real Black Thread Lace Wells
Silk Nantes and TalmRs, in great variety
White and colored Stella SbaWls and Scarfs
Cold and blk French Cloths and Cnssmeres
Silk. Linen and Marseilles Vestngs
Tweeds Nankinetts and Linen Drillings
Plantation OrHaburgs, striped and plain
Maryland Penitentiary Plaids handsome pattern
Brown and Bleached DoIne-tics all grades
Whaebone, Steele aud Gutta PerchR skirts
Manila, Cactus, Mohair and Cambria do
Dress Trimmings and Bonnet Ribbons
Hosiery and Gloves, in great variety
GHuZe and Cotton Shirts and Drawers
Narcotics Quilt and Furniture Fringe
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Huckaback and Damask Towels
Pillow Shooting and best Irish Linen
Superior Va. Fuiled Cloths, for farm hands
Orr stock will he constantly replenshsd and kent
complete with the newest things IA thPy apnenr l.,
the Northern markets In thus Offering for the pre.
cent our and splendid stock, on terms 20 adyan.
tageous to buyers II Is needless, hope to assure
our friends and the public, that He mean what We
4ay. Hence they may expect to be offered many
styles Of goods at prime cost and others ut reduced
prices. PRICE 4 WATKINs
~ 4-lm Naarly opposite Exchange Bank
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nsg- NoTroE TO Observation-Disclosures

OR AFRICAN BAPTIST Observation-Disclosures are invited
10 examine Plans and Specifications Of the new build
ing about to be erected for the above Church CON-
mttee will Ia in attendance at the old Church near
the residence of Thomas Walden ksq-l on TIL ~,
and o'clock TO give all necessary information
BilIs will bs expected TO BE- sent in by sat
ur,I.y afternoon next, and TO be- left with Mr. john
a Srotts, Of te firm Of Spots, Harvey 4 Co Pearl
street. Richmond. BUILDING COMMITTEE.
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TIE ELECTIONS MONDAY.


MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-Scattering returns from tins
city and county, indicate !, 500 majority for Col
Jas s Rollins American, for Governor, over TX. VI.
Stewart anti Benton Democrat Mayor Wymans
majority last Spring. his Democratic competi-
tor, was LOO, showing a falling off in the Ameri-
can vote of 200 This complexion of the vote in
dicates that Stewart has carried the State by ma
jority of 5000.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. A few scattering returns
from this district, indicate the election OF Hunl-
phrey Marshall, Amer for Congress, over ThoS. III.
Holt, Dem. Jones, Amer, for Treasurer TUf tins
city, is elected by !, 100 majority.
IOWA.
DUBUQUR Iowa, Aug. 4th.-The vote here stands
100 Democrats, and 400 Republicans The cbioi
question voted on, il the new constitution, which
if adopted permits negroes to vote. The Democrats
vote against its adoption.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO. BARERY

49, BAKERY, FIXTURES, &c, Fon
g,Ly- The subscriber. intending 10 move 10 tina
country offers for sale his BAKE House and sTokE
~ o,ga, a. FoS The hn.;ss
the store il the most desirable Broad street ha
an established custom, and can Be rented inmedia.
IL By the purchaser. Apply to ~
- WM. DOD9
ssiI-st$ 2l2 Broad street
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ma THE MONTHLY MEETING or TUE
MONROE BUILDING FUND COMPANY; VIII be heid Al
Saunders Hall, TONIGHT, at soclock.
The dues will be received at d. w samndetS, store
on Broad street. b. w 81 ANN,
an 1T Secretary.
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sag~ TorrY's SUPERIOR ToxIc BrrrsR,

These Bitters are tonic. stomachc and aromatic AMI
will be found to excel any now In Use. Prepared
from purely re0ettbe remedies possessing the powS
to cure disease without injury to the hsdh cCnsL
tuition. They are highly recommended for tho cur
Of dyspepsia dgut and tcr>r choi'c, cTdHps a. ne 10
mach nd boUci nervous nd general d>6ltfp, oEg7l
lOcnesS u spiyltS. diarrAad, &c.
Person,Ss hose systems have become dsrangeA By
imprudeIft eating drinking will ind these Bitten,
q quick and excellent restorative.
Neatly put up in pint bottles. None genuine With
out the Autograph of tho Proprietor. and the ~
Sinlis OF hia signature upon each bottle. Full dire
tons accompany each bO.tls Price joc.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail BY B
TOTTI No. log Cary street Richmond. Ss.
~ 4 liberal discount to the trade.
IS 5i-l6t6-V3t
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RESIGNATION OF ARMY OFFICERS.-THE Ma.
VAL SERXICE CIVILIZATIONS

WASHINGTON, August 4.-Lieut. D. 7. Neel Of the
81 infantry. Lieut.. Wilcox of the eth infantry. ha
tives of North Carolina, and LIST Lieut. Junus Dan
iel, have resigned
The Board of Naval Officers to prepare a Code OF
Regulations for the service, have been ordered to
convene here I'm the 10th inst. 1t is composed OF
Commodore Shubrick. Capt Haines, Commander
Lardner, Lieut.. W. L. Murray, Purser De Brice and
Snrgrnn MAXWELL.
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Observation-Disclosures. CLASSICAL AND

IL NATHgNATICNL SCHooL-J. I'll. RINFORD Prin-
Cipal.--The exercises of this school VIII be resumed
on Monday, Sept 2sth. in the large and commodious
rooms Ith street between Clay and Marshall. The
Principal pledges his whole time and energy to the
thorough and accurate preparation of boys, either
for the University any of our colleges for bust
ness pursuits. Special attention is bestowed upon
the English Department as it il considered that An
accurate knowledge of our own language is the in
dspensahle foundation ofall right education Rype-
rienced and competent Assistants employed, a.
the wants of the school require.
TERMS PAYABLE SYSTEMATICALLY, IN ADVANCE:
Latin Creek aud Mathematics - $50 m
Latin and Mathematics n no
English BranChe +oID
Parents requested ~ make early application,
as the number of pupils will be limited
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARMY Al VI TIE STEAMER CI1 De.
RIvTERB DU LoUPE, Aug 4.-The steamer Clyde
from Glasgow on the 22d July has arrived.
She reports wheat declined Sd. Flour declined
Cd a Is. and corn steady.
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South BosToN, PTTTsyLyASIA, VA,
August 4th, 1867.
Another counterfeiter IL now sitting on the stage
box chained. on his way TO Charlotte county jail.
for passing counterfeit money. He has not been
out of the penitentary long, and has II father
there nov-Ben Hughes. DAN RIVER.
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There are no cheaper journals in the Unisn, and
neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
them among the best newspapers of the city.
J. A. COWARDIN.
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noyHAIR CurrIy0. To The Citize

and Strangers visiting the City.If you wish To ~.
your Hair cut in the latest and most I'm improved uJa
would advise you 10 call on H0BS0N, at his HAar
Cuesng Room, under this American H0tei-sntTanc4
on nth street.
~ Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can Be had
all hours Single Baths % cents, or tickets for D.
ap D-tf
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aSgn special NorfCE.-REMo

Bl5n SrBCIAL NoTICE.-R OVAL
MRS. c. J. ALLEN has removed her DRESS MA
KING ROOM from No. llG Main street, four doors
below Governor street over Mr.. 2. H. K,ach's Trim
ming Store, next To Mossrs. 7. r. Price Co. Being
in receipt of tho latest fashions she is now prepared
execute all work in the shortest possible time and
in the most fashionable manner. All orders from the
country will be promptly attended TO. A caE is re
spectfully solicited T.. J. ALLEN.
my ll-3m