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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
" To

The eighth annual session of this Institution will
commence on " EDNESDAY, the 9TH of September
1851, and close on the last Thursday in June.
The Institute is incorporated by the Legislature oi
Virginia, and grants diplomas and Certificates oi
Proficiency.
1t embraces two departments: Preparatory and
Collegiate. the first, the elementary branches Oi
English are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate
Department. the course of study il Systematic anu
comprehensive, and such AZ, when fully pursued.
will proper development, discipline and cul
ture of all the intellectual social and moral faculties
produce harmonious fuilness ot being and tit the
pupil to ill, honorably and useiuy her appropriate
sphere in life.
All the departments Of instruction are in charge OF
competent teachers, and are provided with apparatus
and other means necessary for the pleasant and
ceesful prosecution ot their respective studies.
The Boarding department and all the domestic
rangements under the direct control OF the rin-
cipai and his iay whose best efforts used to make
the Institute pleasant home for pupils.
TERMS FoR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board washing, lights and fuel SlJu
Tuition Preparatory g.
.......
Music on Piano. with Of instrument ......... 81
Modern Languages, -
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music, extra
charge
hE~ 1t is desirable that applications be made early.
and pupils he prompt in attendance on the first a!
of the session
For catalogue, or further information, address
JOHN WILSON, Principal
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+ r. KEININGHAM has removed to
-. No 227. ust opposite bis old stand, and next
door 20 Crenshaw. Quarles Co, where he viii be
very glad to his friends. Thankful for past ia
Yors he will try to merit future and feing OPP
posed 10 iarss profits he confidently oera assuEan
ces Of satisfaction " all who may favor him with
call.
As heretofore his attention will BE- given 20 BOOK
BINDING and BLAN k-BO0h MAKING, at strctly
fair rates j. X. kE1SISGHAM,
Bookseller and Binder,
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QURRCSS { BROTHER,

RCRRtSS BROTHER,
~ IMPORTERS oF
BRANIrEs, WINES. HAVANA sEdARs. &c,
Fast y he Water street, Iron RudiuR.
NORFOLK, TiRGLtiA.
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF LONDON DOCK
We have IN cn,a,o hbRANb4; bR.N sai -. dali, n
FSrEb ISb5$ D8ck BRa1 u aGhf a ,ntafs Gnas
u u - 2ou own importation. collected for from
Nov IN store and III the custom house
SD casks London Porter various brands
~ do Scotch Ale, do do
100 baskets Humln's 'yoraonay Champagne, rints
loo baske Its iEeidalck L Co. do. rInts
@qr, ca.Es Burgundy Port Wine
= do Dun Gordon Sherry
:, o. d. G1aI@y Mesmony DO DO
- do Madeira do
bARDlSRs-a"0 quarter, half and whole hovos
BUKRUSS BRUTukR
Je ZCdlm No Wide Water St. Nortuft.
BALTIMORE COMMERC1AL COL
FOUNDED ls52-CuAETERap lAS4
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution "a a.r in the most prosperous and
hoaTl1iAhg condition. Twice during the last
La"nts i0r the accommodation Of the increasing mum
I Hi students, representing nearly every state ia
lhs4dyanages and facilities here Afforded to young
.T' arfas 70 qualify themselves properly for the
''uS W ttrs nl Lir Counting Room 10 obtain
4ISMvtlPh iTdft'cdt Bustasgs Eiuodtt0f generally
~ uiisaF ps-'7i IN any particular by any similar -
@"N'hmehi an the United States.
FACULTY.
T. X. LOEiER PRINCIPAL
'|o<tufef On The SCienGo 81 Accounts Commerce Bu-
slnnus Cubtolus IL.
- . NJ l. III l. Fps
Ffcitss0r Of the Theory and pinrtice az RonL Raar
ing. end Commercial Calculations
ii. IL. DAVIES,
Associate lroieSsor u Book Keeping
, y. C. JOHNSON
professor 0! Bnsinsse and Ornamental Penman,4ip
y. =. v fLLlAMS ESQ,
Lecturer Mercantile law
REN. u. YEATEH REESE, b. D.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
hon. no. ;r, J4hn 7 Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yansant
i.oH i, tns@. ms rSahh' Mm. Il hei2her, Esq.
J1ob Trust, krqy " IN. knabe Esq
Asr Large and beautifully 0rnamented Circular
tfntsAA&nk upwards u sII zQsARs YnET representing
the s4asR aud interior view Of the College ysrnns
chnscsNhzic Designs, Penmanship, 6c sent by
nials Tw " cttaFeS, accompanied with Catal,,Qus
Shinz NM particulars. Address
i. X. LOsIER,
s-e-@~-s.. = @s-S.acsn -. Baltimore, Md
NOTICE. Trustee Of r. Nelson
:, = ofsr Dor sale ene 10 Horse Power Engine and
J. .T' cae Daniels PlaneT, and a Brick BuildnQ
~ ess been used a. blacksmith's shop In this
Edifg there mnst he at least 5000 bricks lnv
F'5s DgGk btois Main street.
sAz 4 Mott aT u Nsison to 6 and sas no ,hel9 70
~ ay1sass ss am particularly anxious 10 close the
- WM. ii. pIEAEAATs,
Trustees.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

4 ". RICHARDSON
IL. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attends t. tbs collection Of Claims, Hiring out Ne
gross. rrAtinS out Houses and gsnertd Commission
Business.
Gs~ pfile Itth street. opposite Exchange Hot.
with W Il Richardson, RcLIaoud Va
~ s--ilIn
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dov- MAKERS PRocLAaATIoS.--4ioy. Walker
proclamation has been received at st. Louis and
teiegrsphc dispatch gives idea Of its contents
It's Issue grew ont of circular Of the committee
on the part 0f the citizens of Lawrence favoriug
essentially diaring from that granted y the terri
toral Legislature, and setting at defiance the terri
torial government This action Governor Walker
pronounces treasonabie, and has ordered body Of
ings and enforce law. The statement that Gov
walker designs, through this movement, to keep
the army at Kansas, on pretext that the admins
tration VIII back out of the Utah expedition is n
mere speculation.
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IOHN ". DAVIES,
- DEALER N AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MtRBLk BROWN STONE AND GRANITE
H.IN srHksI. BGlwAES air ASD 9Ta SIS.
MONUMENTS. EUMBS, HEAD PlECES
House aud St4yv FFusts, " ILdsH sEd Door SilIs Sc
blTy Tag Jgoua55 enclosed With Stone aud Iron Rail
lox tI9t Fr"UJiuEa AWARDED By tLc Mechanics In
sti5ute and 4 Agricultural S,,oty sf virginia
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IHV I"PVIts Of Tue cotton crop ara generally nm.
favorable owing to the lato spring. Sugar prom
iSes an unusually large crop. Cotton blooms hays
o"l ia,t MADE thor appearance, and the impression
-, tftat there will DO less than an aysraGe crou
though we have accounts from some parts of Ala
hauis, Mississippi South Carolina. Arkansas and
LOUISIANA which state thar the cotton looks very
we'll '
Correspondents Of Boston papers report that
the hny crop OF that State il the largest for many
years. In Vow Jersey the crop is very fina but
WAS somewhat injured by the storms of june,
which lodged 1t.
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MOTTO The undersigned having
- qualified Executors under the last will and
testament Of James g. Spots decd request all psr-
having claims against the present them
properly authenticsted and all persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment to JOHN q.
SP0TTS. JAMES THOMAS, JR.,
JS0. +. WRENN,
JN0. q. SPoTTS,
Executors Of James C. Spots decd.
Richmond, JULY 2, ISL. ~ c--tm
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D5 BBLS. LOVERINGS CRUSHED
~ and palverized sugar; 10 hhls. No. and No 2
North Carolina shad; - bbis u, Matthews Philadei-
pha Vinegar; ~ bbis No piskied herrings % pe1 =
Hackers Superfne Flour, Is kegs refined LarI ~
hnyes sperm randles 6s; % packages ins g. y Tea
. do common do aDboxes ground Rio Coffee, ID ao
40 sasa " o"hs'' y '''' WV. WALLACE SONS.
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EDUCATION.

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- SCHOOL.-The undersigned will on the first O,
october next, open Classical and Mathematics
school, embracing such course of instruction a
VIII Mt youth Tor an easy entrance into the hikil
classes, either. of our classical or scientific nstitu
tons. They Will Use every effort to procure a centrH
ana comfortable location 6hockoe Hill tor then
house, which, together with their terms will he
made known in due time. .I.
PHILIP B. STANARD,
L. V. BARGAMIN.
1t gives me great pleasure to recommend the Glass
cal and Mathical Sch JUi of Nessrs. sFANARD&
BAi.dAMIN. Messrs. S b. graduates of this
Institution, have been connected with it rs Assistant
Professors, and are entitled to the fullest cUniidsuc,
of the public for thoir high intellectual and mora
publications. FRANCIS II. SMITH
Superintendent '. VI. !.
NIRGIdIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
July 9th. la37. J jy 2o--d3m
TNHE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUAHTS
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on the st OF October next Parents
will please make early application.
Terms:
Payable semi-InHuaHV in odrQnre)
For tuition i'll Latin, Greek and Mathematics $50 N,
Latin and acknowledgements ~ nu
French, extra.............-...............2 ~ U
rs The services Of competent Assistants will be
secured.
Refers to Gov. Wise. Gonl Vim. IL. Richardson.
Col. t. Fontains, Messrs. q. 4. Myers Bintord d
Blair, Thomas K. Price, John VI. Patton, Z. r. GrHt
tan, Alexr X. Iiolladay and Reys j. peterkin ami
George Woodbridge. Jy D-dtlstO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

How 3ng cuBAS TARIFF Ii EvAnED.--An Intelligent
citizen Of Havana tells the editor of the Savannah
Republican how the heavy and onerous import duties
OF the "syer faithful isle sometimes evaded A
vessel, entirely empty, clears, for instance at Hava
ma for MatanZas, any other domestic port, with
constructive cargo VI -four, the customary duty
which, whom arriving from foreign countries, is
- % per barrel With papers all regular she goes
20 sea, falls in, by previous agreement. with
American vessel the OF Florida elsewhere
actually freighted with the same datable article
The cargo is transferred and the vessel, which le
Havana entirely empty, proceeds on her voyage,
aud entering the port for which she had formally
cleared, throws the -four upon the market duty free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

SFs FOR RENT, and immediate pos
Rsa session given that desirable residence ON the
south side of the Basin, formerly occupied by Mr.
seymour p. Vail. 1t contains eight good rooms a
good yard, with hydrsnt, &C. To good tenant, the
rent will be moderate.
l.. w. gLAZEBR0OK
Je 22-3awts Corner Canal and 10th sta
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DICE AND STARCH tierees prim

2l boxes Pearl Starch pound papers,
s1 10y q I'D pounds eaeil
Landing per schr uenrico, tn sale by
~ M MM. Ill. TYLER, 18th street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ARREST OF FoRGER.-On Saturday
last U >. Deputy Marshal STEEL, of this city, ar.
rested At Jefferson. in Pcwhatan county a man
named WILLIAM s. WASH, who stands charged with
orgihg the necessary papers to secure q land war
rahI ior grant OF one hundred and sixty acres,
made to ANTHONY NJ. DuPEr, Ensign in Capt. Ar
ne, n company Of Virginia Militia, in the war OF
tSl2-and with obtaining the warrant Wash was
brought to this city Sunday last By Messrs Steel
aha roweli, and Is now in Jail awaiting examina-
'ion before {. 5. Commissioner which will take
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GUIDE F0R TRAyELERS AND oyH1RS
RAILROAD LINES.


Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
soxtc R.1soas going North leaves twice every
day, sunday e,enahSs except"d at. oelock. A NJ,
a steamer - taken fov Washington thence by Raj.
road 10 Baltimore, &c,
VIRo,Sr, CxSrs.t. going North, leevcs this city
twice daily. Sunday evenings excepted at o'cock
A NJ and : o clock p. VI. for 0ordonsyille, where
pcy c"nnei with the trains Of the Orange and Alex
andrja VISA gton, Bak imore, &c.
RgcHsovp AM DASyuIs-Lesves Richmond at
scIock A Nj ard connects with the south Side ros3
a. the Jauction, al . IS O'clock A. M sundays ex
kioHxoxr aSs rsTEasRUpa -Leaves this city ,wic.
every day tS1nisys excepted, a;.1 selock A. NJ,
here every. honisy. "Wednesday aad Friday at /.
FOR NORFOLK. ko.
TEr steamer CURTIS PECK, Cart SAINT Barner
lHsTe her wharf at Rockets every saturday. Tues
dag aod lhaT~iaf mornings, at - o'cieca 4 NJ
ana The HLkN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon
day. ""tuesasy and Friday mornings. at ~ O'clock
e. Hoffo|k aHi Portrmouth. touching 81 ALI th,
regular landing, foE e e 9FH s:'Y{ YoRK &C.
ne steamship JANRsToNA, captain Parrish,
Tss.~aKrrs, Sc, leaving Aortolk next morning, Al
P0R PHILADELPHIA. &c.
Ry the stNarnshfpr PENNsYLvASIA. VIRGINIA
AMI CITY OF RICHMOND. ono Of thrsa steamer,
lea,. every Monday sad THURSDAY stopping at O;,
Point and Norfolk 10 receive freight ana pass uger~
BUSINESS CARDS.
.
2. ). REIo"E$p \. TISsLgr PArK,
FStSEtyS MATHEWS.
pRIDGFORD & co, General Commis-
II -jo4 and Forwarding Merchants. On the Dock
Richmond Va.
II VI. PCLLIiM & co,
~ ACCTtDSEEl,S PoR SALE OF NEGROES,
NJ DLa STAND - lJiIi AN 4 DAYS,
WALL STkhhT, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
CHAEJEs:
Commissions per cent
E,NSJ ..-.......G cents per day.
rs- Sales satisfactory OF no charge.
80 Porter always at each depot.
DAVID VI. pULTIAM
ALBERT Z PLLlIAA.
d h. AIsIdxR, CLERK. Jc lb-laS2m
4 ". RICHARDSON
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4r:s OFFICE FOR RENT.-The large
a::l Basement Room, in Morson's Buildings, on
Governor street, now occupied by the subscriber will
be vacated on the lst of July next. Application by
persons who with to rent this spacious and comfort
tble office, may be made to DR.. VIM. B. PLEASANTS,
Dentist, or to
le l9-lnlE A. E. pETIC0IAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

TEEP COOL-Austen's Magic Freezers;
IN stmpr-n's Patent lee Pitchers; Water Coolers,
in great Variety also Patent SeifSealing Cans. all
kinds and sizes; Block Tia and Wire Dish Covers.
Blck Tin and Wire Butter Covers; Table Cutlery
Plated W are and House Furnishing goods OF every
dese ption. For sale very low by
liz ID -. GEO. ]. SUMNER, % Pearl street.
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rH EES E--25 boxes prime Goshen
~ Cheese. landing per steamer Jamestown, for
sale by WM. ii. TYLER,
~ N 18th street.
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~ FOR RENT.--The three story tene-
Lii ment, now occupied by Mr.. Beivin, on Main
'leven rooms, with gas fixtures throughout. The
Kitchen has four rooms. Being in a pleasant and
lnyenient part Of the city, it will be found des
I .he residence. Possession given ON the first of
1lne. Enquire at Worthams Bookstore, on Main
street. 22--ts
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~ FOR RENT-The new Brick Tene-
III ment on the Brooke Plank Road, opposite the
toli gate, one mile from Richmond The house Is
are, new and in good order, having kitchen and all
necessary out houses all new aud fine we'll of waite
u the yard 1t il altogether most desirable res
dence for any one denY business in town. and wish
ng to reside short distancsin the country. For
aDpIy to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

IT FOR RENT.-That large and con-
Iii venient Store Room with cellar attached, next
. the Office OF IL l. pairo Co., corner of 18th and
Main, now occupied by the Methodist Book Concern.
is cheap and first rate business stand Possession
given at once. Apply on the premises.
2l-ts
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&< IMPORTERS or
BRANrEs, WINES. HAVANA sEGARs, &C.
; Fast lie Water Street. Iron 1uildiBg
NORFOLK, TIRGISiA
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

@ HOUSE FOR RENT.--A house and
a:A ot situated on 3D. and Marshall streets In re-
teu " pSLt ol lne CITY, having about six rooms q well
3 ~ s,ps y wafer on the premises, and suitable for
tenant. Apply TO ~ ie'poN'"'"
jy 2-2swts TX MsiS
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- FOR RENT.-'fhe dwelling house
fa:I on Mayo street, recently occupied by Mrs. Is
RslL, adjoining Mr.. Alex. Motifs residence Posses-
't9n given immediately. Apply to
Jets JAMES THOMAS JR
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24
Land once Decision

In a recent case, where an individual,
unable to surrender his duplicate certih-
cate of location, applied for the delivery
to him OF his land patent, that had
been made out, and alleged that the du-
plicate certificate had been fraudulently
obtained from him, and was unjustiy with
held, the local land officer applied to the
General Land Office for instructions as to
his duty IN the premises, and was answer
ed by the Commissioner as follows
''The general rule is that the duplicate
must, In ali cases, be surrendered before
the delivery of the patent. But when the
duplicate is fraudulently withheld from
the owner, the following course may be
pursued Let the purchaser OF locator,
after filing an affidavit of the facts, send 3
notice to the wrongful holder OF the dL-
plicate, demanding It's return, and stating
that he will make immediate application
for the delivery of the patent to him.
Then let notice TO this effect be publish
ed by the bona fide owner once d week
for four consecutive weeks, in the districI
newspaper having the largest circulation
of the wrongful obtension of bis duplicate
and his purpose to apply for the paten
in his own name. Upon the filing il you
Office of a certified copy of the notice and
publication. the patent may be delivered
unless good cause should be shown to yo'
why this should not be done, and in tha
case, you viii stay proceedings for iEstruc
| tions'
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24
An Iudependen; Press.

a British minister, on the floor of Par
lament, in 1870 challenged and defed ali
the authorities of the realm to contend
against an independent press. Said he:
"Give them corrupt House of Lords;
give them venal House of Commons;
give them tyrannical Prince; give them
a trucking court, and let me have an I'M
tettered PREss-I viii defy them to en-
croach hairs breadth upon the liberties
of England"
And yet there are class of men who
would fetter the press, bind it down to a
party Subsidiary TO individual interests;
and seem to be Ignorant of the fact that it
can be independent of itself. Patrons are
too apt to desire that newspaper should
reflect the views of the reader instead Of
the editor, forgetting that journal, to be
of any service to the country, must be un-
shackled and speak the TRUTH, regardless
of its effect upon men or parties.
Men who say "Stop my paper" be-
cause it does not coincide with them il
every view, are mere tools themselves
slaves to a party, or dupes of deuogogaes
else they would never suppose that sucl
silly appliances would change the actor
Eof Others.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24
ATruthfpl Asser,ian.

The Committee sent here by Congress
last year to inquire into our difficulties,
and the plan for alleyiating them, report
ed among other things, that "a fair elec-
uOn cannot be held without the pres
ehee Of the United States troops at every
place of holding an election in the Terrific
"" Gov. Walker has exhausted his ener-
ses and skill in trying to geta "fair elect
ien," and has come nearer to success than
any other Governor we have had in the
ierntory but it seems that still that re-
port and the positions taken in it, are sus-
ahet BY facts. Frauds the most glaring
nave been everywhere perpetrated where
cad men could gettheir fingers on the re-
urns Those fraudsshow the object in tacl,
As all the interior counties to the border
Doniphan county was only saved from
heavy invasion from Missouri by the
cutting of the ferry boats loose, under the
direction of Gen. Lane, and letting them
aOat down the river. A wholesale inya
son was contemplated in that vicinity
cut the villains were frustrated in thei
scheme.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24
Indian Trust Lands,

We learn that the Department of the
Interior is busily engaged in the exami-
nation of the returns made by special
agents of the Indian Bureau, and by the
latter TO the General Land Office, of the
sale of trust lands under treaties with
Indians in Kansas in 1854. These ex-
aminations are preliminary to issuing
patents to the purchasers of the lands.
The Iowa trust lands, situated in the
Delaware district, in the northern part of
Kansas, were sold at Iowa Point.
The Delaware trust lands situated in
the Delaware district, the eastern portion
of which is Immediately west of the Mis-
souri river, embracing lots in Leavenworth
City, Delaware City, Lattaville, Jackson
vile, and Hardville, were sold at Leaven-
worth City. The western part of the
trust lands were sold at Osawkee.
The Peoria, Kaskaskia, Piankeshaw,
and Wea trust lands, situated in the Paw
nee district, were sold at PaoKt-IFash
| Citg States.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24

E5 The following is the resolution Of
the convention that put in nomination Mr.
Calhoun President of the Kansas Consti-
tutional Convention. This resolution Dir.
Calhoun and seven of his colleagues say
1--WE fully and heartily endorse:v
Reso1red, That we viii support no man
asa delegate to the Constitutional Con-
vention, whose duties it will be to frame
the Constitution of the future State of
| Kansas, and mould the political institu-
tons under which we, as people are
to live, unless he pledge himself fully, free
ly and s0ithout mental reservation, to use
erery honorable means to submit the same to
eUey.y iona .tide pctual citizen of Kansas al
the preper time for dteUote being taken upo,,
the adoption By the people in order that the
said constitution may be adopted or re-
jeeted by the actual settlers in this Terri
tory, as majority of the voters may de-
eide
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24
Lawreuce su.iness Direcsery.

MINER & FULLER. Physicians and Surgeons
Lawrence, Kansas. Particular attention eaveE
20 Surgery and diseases Of the Eye
JOHN r. WOOD. Land Agent and Money Bro
ker. Lawrence. Kansas.
c. STORRS, Jr.. Land Agent and Snryeyor.
Ii. SIIANkLIN, Wholesale and Retail BooEand
Shoe Dealer.
F. CONANT Deslerin Dry Goods and Groce fies-
X. L. FRAZER, Matchmaker and Jeweler.
J.. KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, T. l.. Whitney.
WAVERLEY HOUSE, L. Hoyt.
Z. S. LOWMAN, Attorney at Law.
JOHN d. COZ, Counselor, and ATTORNEY at Law.
G. ". BROWN, Atty at Law and Land Agent.
GEO. FORD, Dealer in DRY Goods. Groceries, & c.
RIDEN0UR 4 BRO, Land Agents and Real
Estate Brokers.
MORROW HOUSE, Morrow & Eldridge.
CENTRAL HOUSE, B. johnson
S. n. WOOD & CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers in Exchange and Money.
s. n WOOD. Notary Public and Commission er
of Deeds for Ohio.
C. STEARNS, Grocer and Provision Dealer
except Whisky.
D. B. BURNHAM, Dealer in Seeds and Agricul-
tuTal Implements.