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DERCIVAL 4 GRANT.

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OFFICE GODpiS'S HALL. RICHMpSp. VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public. With
y thorough PROF ESSIONAL training aud a COmhin-
CT PRACTICAL cXpericuC" at more than ~ years
they hope give satisfaction tu those who may favor
them with nrtl"rs.
In The ARCHITECTURAL LINE viii furnish de-
signs for CIIU RCHES. PU BLIC Ri ILDINGS, TOWN
HOUSES STORES. VILLAS, and alt rations Of Old
buildings: and also for ORNAMENTAL GROU NDS,
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and Su-
pcrintendcncu.
In the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. will at
tend to the branches connected with RAILROADS
Sewerage aud dlnag" IF Farm Lands, with all ncCcs
gary Plans and Estimates.
4 variety of complete Srts If Plans for Churt h"s
Villas. Farm Gotta yes, Bridges &c j." at
their office. my nm
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about there.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be made t,
DY THE GOYERNOR NF YIRGINlA.-

u PKUtLAMATION.--I COMPLIANCE With an
act of the General Ass"nhly. passed ON the 9th of
March, 1853, | have asCcrtuin"h. and hereby make
proclamation, that ZEpKKfiH Kpw RLL, ESD, ha-
been duly elected IL Commissioner Of Public Works
for the third District to supply the vacancy "ccnso-
ed by the expiration of the term of office of Edward
!. Armstrong.
49, Given under my hand Governor, and
er, / nn,ler the seal OF the Commonwealth, this
/ 'hA' 18th day Of June lS57, and in the Sl-t year
49, OF the Commonwealth
HENRY A. WISE.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-The sub
scrher viii offer fer sale. the 18th July 1857
tract III land i'm Chesterfield county formerly owned
and occupied by William w. Barnes, deed. IL con-
tains 81 acres, more or less with dwelling house
nearly new For small family its situation il very
dcrirous, heing convenient to the Richmond and Pa
tersbiTg Railroad and the river; aiso. right on the
Turnpike from Richmond 60 Petersburg in a first
rate neighborhuoi and remarkably healthy.
- Terms made known on day of sale.
ly s-elt* N. W. BARNES COm'r
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ERESH BUTTER.--25 kegs and tubs
= prime Goshen, in store and foG sale by
jy9 WA, MALLAcE'S SONS.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
E2I GEO. +. SMITH,
a3s- ssH. tn,CU N,kER

C1EEkI GEO. F. SMITH,
49,. COACH MAKER,
CORNER BEO ID AND 6rH STr.
CTish"nor's old stand. keeps constantly on hand snd
makes ~ order. all kinds of CARR AZ rs ROCK A.
WAYS, BtGiiES, SULnIES, SPRING WAGONS,
etr. He has now GA exhibition IN his show room
unusually large assortment. which h3i' disposed .
."ll upon very n>onahlc terms Empluy wing the best
Wnrkm"n and using the iinrst material he is enabled
to warrant all his work.
ga Couch SIdithing and jobtinX of all kinds exc
Cntcd promptly usual and upon reasonable terms
my l3-3IG'
C.sME COACH MANUFACTORY.-
&C. RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES
Ahtktp Ring, Frank lin street, s1uarr below
Exchange Hotel has on hand "a large and fashionable,
assortment If best quality CARRIAGES. combating Of
Coaches, Coaches Charriottr"e. Bdrouclir> RuCka-
way. Sd'-seat Bug Si"-, Top Buggies and Buggirs
without tops.
NV Carriages are manufactured Ot best Ipateriai
and hl first class wOrsltu.
Having been engaged in hnding Carriages for
nor" than twenty years and from the general salts
faction that my work has given, am satisfied that
establishment 0ft0r better and more fashionable
Carriages on better terms.
Gcntemrn wanting Carriages are invited to call
and examine my stock before purchasing el]eH here
and pledge mysrlf that effort shall be wanting
my part tn furnish Carriages good and r. cheap
North
have .tilI on hand ono of my Premium Carriages
suitable for public use, which will sill at reduced
price. Re t-Gmos
c4gER> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
Q2-12s31 The subscriber has on hand at hi, Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley i,-
tween Main and Cary, N2th aud nth .trratsl near
The Columbian ilot"l, COACHES. CiiARl0fEES
BtRntCIES, BtGilES, with aud without tops and
SULKIES, all ofhi> own make of the best materials
and work manshir al ofwhCl will he sold IS low
good work of the Kind he III the city Of Richmond
and respectfully a-k call from thor, in Of any
article ia the Carriage line, | am determined 10
make TO or,ranl sell at the lowest prices po4-ihl.
and all work sold, th't il nevS; warran,ed ,,,
ia I'm Al III NJ
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NOTICE TO SEN

NOTICE TO PASSEN
4gTGS ayers on THE BROAD STREET
E=S-xEAA--ssss RAILWAY OMNIBUS From ami
after this day ami until further notice the Accom-
Notation Car between the Depot aud Richmond Col
lrSc, will he run between the hours Of A. NJ and
pa Z. NJ. and between "a and 10 L. NJ stoppuu al
any point the street for Passengers going and re-
turning. Fare j cents only. WM. y BRAGG.
jets Agent.
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j. 4. uEFELFINGER 4 Co.


~ Stages, of first class, leave Bon.ack's Depot
daily on the arrival of the cars for the GreenbreI
White, sweet, Red Sweet, and other SPRING.
HS- IL will be by tho various news papers that
theCars II the Virginia and Tenn Raiiru Ieays
Lynchhurg flrice day, sty at A. NJ. ami I.0 4. NJ
affor'iing desirable Opportunity for all the springs
above. IL lh-ifiS
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SPRINGS The aboye Spriurs

A MELIA SPRiNGS.-The above Springs
~ will b. open for the reception If visitors on the
Ist of July Tboy are situated y miles FROM Jrtrs-
vile Depot, on tio Richmond ami Danville Railroad.
whore there will he in r"sdncss an OMNIBUS to
take passeug gers to the springs.
Board, per month. go 90
DO. per- week, ~ ~
Dn. per day, ~
Children under - years Of acs and servants half
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NEW COMMISSION NOUS E.--Thc

NEW IUNNTNSIVN IT y q ; E.---Ihc
i v -UfrsCTibcrs have rented the large iirt~proof
WFrrlr0rIsc the Basin Bank, formerly occupied by
Cen H. Pcyt"n. recently hy J. !. Fry. Thoy intend
CONDUCTING General Commission and Forwarding
bu.iIlts-. Hip the ttrIH OF
EIBANK & BROTHER
.JNo. |. EUGtSK, T.. y. EUBtNE.
al BIEl3tIr'n. of Lynchlurg
Refer t. Mc-sr+. Irl.y 4 SunmIerz Ly nchburg; BIZ
CON A Rnsknrtii. ri. ln0nd. Ie PIT
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OFFICE OF ADAN~' EA1KkSN COMYE
RICHMOND. NAV lat, 49,. I
r., yssfs -Efs5frttE-s;-EaEEfE5 SPECIAL NOTICE.

"a, IstI1 '!!ftffttsf.i4T5fsfa1 NFEVTAL NOTICE.
thy Fs..1EEtsff- are prep"rrd to transact
any business on tle Virginia Central Railroad ian
Pertaining 10 tho Expross. hl-nsssp Especial a,trp-
iion viii le paid I" THAr lime connection with she
different Springs Virginia.
Messengers will cnre dn,ly ~ oClu-k A. H., ~
charge of valushl,s. money. A..
FVT further particulars apply to-
j. l.. NAEDONolEII Agent
my Adam- EIprrsn g., ia SIaiu 81
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KcHNoNp AND DANvnLk sauEoIp.

Jul, IT, 1881
r., i III syf7 AMELIA SULP HUR
Ss4S ..sTs-s..@6+Tss! SPEINGS. NEAR LETTERS
NILLE.-SPEtIAL NUTICE.-tor the acounp,als-
ton of rsrsons visiting the above popular SPRING. "a
special train viii he run every SATl EDAN alter.
noon, C"mmrncing july nth. lraving Richmond sta
ton AT clock j. NJ. md ARR wing at i~tsrrvie ~
%, !. u. "nrie "hhihH'H WIN is ~ waiting 3"
Returning leave Jeter-yills every MONDAY morn
.hg, AZ h"b, 4. VI nnd arrive ia Richmond vt pJt A
d. Tickets tor ths rouDJ trip, Ly thiS train t21I
when pure hs-ei ~ The Office in Kchmond Fer ali
tickets purchased on the ten ont4 a,ltion will
fo charged over the regular mali train iRte~
ts3 &. CAMPBELL SuprTiutent.ut
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WAGONS.-Two and four horse WA
~ CONS, manufactured at the Virginia Peniten.
tiary, in the most substantial manner for sale ut the
PeniteniaTy at the store
X. VI. NIMMO. Agent and
Je3 Store Keeper Va, Pententiary
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For white For
Person, EprFaItf,
.,s.,s... .,.s7 TIE ADAMS EMPRESS

49, 'oNrANN. l}i Main H.. having
Resumed their StsamahIV kspr"~ to sui from Nui :
tIlk, Petersburg md Et,hnnud by StsRuiers .lane.
town and Roanoke, which lrarn Nav York sv,4~
dn"stav and saturday. aud thenra hy railroad T..
weldon. " pningt"n. Lynn hhurg. Salem wythavil.
and tn" principal Place" in NrS mia and Narth CAIo
lima, ara n"H prepared Ia trrsri. with great dis
patch and ~ T0lurci rates, every Kind OF MERRIAM
di-n tslnnhl" Parcels. JswelrT. &c. TO the above
na 1I'Si CITIES. Pad I'll plar'-' nn the srahoArd.
Dur Eypr'.s on the Steamships will hs oniIhuird
by special M"-stng"rs, who will siVn their prrannal
attention 20 the careful handling of E'.ds enrnstaI
t. the ADAMS EXPRESS coz steamship Eyrr,.ss
Shipp"rs will ptaan take notice that pack agi~ To-
points IN Virginia and North taroliua i'll he gspi hv
STEAMERS unless otherwise mark I'D.
Freight received, on dRy NJ sailing until a'rte l.
y. NJ J l.. NACDONOEGU
Agent a Adams Kyprp+4 a
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HATS, CAPS. BOOTS. &c.

1T SPRING STOCK, FOR 1857.-The
f--s new and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fur
Depot Is Main Street.
BINFORD, DICKINSON Il WEISIGBR. have
now ia store and ready for sale at Wholesale retail
on" oi the Largest and most complete rtf Ks of Hats
Gaps aud straw Goods. Offered ia this city. which
have been selected with great from tho largest
ana most extensive manufactures, especially for the
Virginia, North Carolina and TonntS-sa trade
The attention "t Merchants and Others is most
Spectf1ly called IL th. above splendid stock which
c0nIpIlscs IVORY style suited ~ the srring trtie
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EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

SPRINGS. NIRGISIt.-ThE highly improved and
well established Watering Place - now open tor the
pubic reception. The trains on the Orange rusd from
Alexandria. west, and from tIUrdonsyc rasi connect
AT arrentnn with lines NJ stage for the Springs dis
ant six mill. 10y graded road Pa.ssngrr, from bal
timnre and Washington city arrive NJ the hprngt
lhc O'Clock 4. VI, AMI from Richmond ami the South
10 dinner. All inquiries promptly responded to by
letter and circulars giving particulars forwarded
upon application. THOMAS Is. 4. INGRAM
IS J-tiA ALEXANDER BAKER
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DICUMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-

IL DRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-
FACrOKY.-No % Main street, between Sth aud
9th west sidc-Thr subscriber has for sale 4StiracT
Fender and summer Pieces. embracing TOO different
kinds aud is daily manufacturing Crates to order,
wholesale and retail n northern prices Gratcs,
Bells Nc neatly packed and forwarded 10 any part of
the STATE. Also. Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinks of repairing done at the shortest
/ notice.
NH I9-6m SAN'L y. DENOON.
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a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-AI

~ 5000 .'1f TON NUTICE.- AII
arr deceased are requested 10 present HEM .,ha,
aelay, at MS late Office corner of t;rnca .na Sth
streets Persons indebted IN rho .".t anu oii
come forward and make paynent '''e VIII please
tan Inc 9ndefssed will he IN Richmond for the next
i. o., Charlotte county Virginia = ise"at
WOOD BoULDIN Admir-
le 22-,l6t law3w 'Ah, heS u
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One OR TWO VIRGINIA FARMS At

~ PRIVATE SALE on very easy terms or will h.
exchanged for city Property. The larger contains
t2 acres, rs situated in Chesterfield county an ~
Branch Greek, ~ n,iicr from Richmond Is miles from
Petersburg, not half mile from Clover lii Railrna
and is known as 'Burfouts Plantation" The smaIIrI
post office, large hotel ant fine depot on tbr Eirh
moab ard panviie kailroad is situated MT Amelia
t1,irt House. 80 miles from Richmond snd kn,wn "a
The 6lebe: Eoth farms are well watcrrI Inv nura
ana ncyer-falnE streanIS-are kinG to clover tnf
WHICH Il tons have already been housed from an,
h'Iii nus st,soh and they are well adapted for the
growth 81 wheat, tobacco, corn and oats T'h. ,,,,
pretor Is induced to part with of then, Mt a Ear
gain they leins - miles from each other AMI his
two sons, tor whom the larger farm had ieen
bought having resolved on not being farmers. The
improvements on hNsmallrr are numerous and in
excellent order; on the larger they mr.. five, in -,
Der, and not good In condition but ret AR. rnnran
lent and comfortable For further particular. ami
70 thariea Middleton, Amelia Court House to Yessrs
1oddh q Arrerson. or to n. August Es, ali "a
nnehmoad or to = Sims. Esq, Deputy Sheriff Of
touiuy- f--tiAWkeIna<
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being el

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beng en-
~ gagged in the LUMBER business, ] continue to
manufacture SASH BLINDS and DOORS, ofthc best
materials and workmanship, at low prices, and upon
liberal terms.
have large stock Of ready mad" SIlo, loxl2 and
l2xl4 sash and Blinds t. suit.
GLAZING neatly ami promptly executed
Orders by mail or in person will receive immediate
attention Thankful for past fvnrs. most respect
IIaxalrS Mills.
Al
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Bs~ SPECIAL NnTlCE.-FVpI,-.s }ackngs1 f,5.
Norfolk Petersburg. Richmond, and all p,c.p ln viz
ginis and North Cerrlins, intended lrr shipment hr
Steamships Roanoke snd .iHm,etown, will hertaftrr
bt received h5 III" ADAMS ENPRKSS tuNFAkY
via thu authorized Agents fl ENprc-s y,l.g.5
on th.s, ships.
Office nf the New York AMI virgins SteNn.hin
COMPANY. LlULAN q PLFASANTH Agents
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NOTiCE.-i hereby constitute aud ap-
a ps,int my brother, y. A. kapeF, my agent 9th
fah power 60 carry Ca manage AMI conduct ia my
name. sd 90 nay aeceant, she. Business of Tram
SEER la the city 81 kiehmoild
WI. A. kufER
jy f-2w& Frederick Hal, Louisa county
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COUTUERN IRON WORkS.-LEWI.

~ L. BARNES, manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES,
on eth street, West side, between Main and Cary,
yERANDAHs, every description Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
IRON WORK will be done with ncatness and dis
patch, on such terms as warrant will give satisfac-
ton. MY old friends snd the Pniic generally. are
solicited to give me call before engaging else
whera my S-d6m
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WARREN CANFIELD, Agt.,
10Th II bet Main and Franklin SITS

DASSlNTS ART OF SINGING-P. IT,
- TAYLOR has inst re-, civcd few copies Of BIAS
SIMS ART OF SINGING This book is most
highly recommended. Some Of the best Judges say
of il:
In the first nineteen paGes of this new method If
embodied more sound the nature and cnIa-
bilitis of the human voice than can bo found III half
dozen similar works by European MASTERS
E
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EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH

~ MENT VICTORIOUS THE subscriber sets ont
with the determination to overcome every opposition
that might be brought a;sai>; him. and is happy to
he has thus Tar succeeded beyond his most
cne expectations. The fact is the public have found
out where the best soda Water. Philadelphia Ale,
Porter and Champagne Cider is e. II" had. Thankful
for past ayors he hopes by strict integrity and due
cuIrtce5 10 merit u continuance.
WtRVEN CANEIEJ Act
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At COST AT COST,--Intendino

l. have my store enlarged by lat of August ! will
this day commence selling of my entire stock Of Dry
Goods. all purchased this season forcash Great bar
gains may hc expected.
Also my stock of Window Shades and oil Cloths
Ior1 pair OF Window Shades at and below cost 4
chang seldom met with. Call soon for bargains at
the Established Cheap Store of
u. GOLDEN'S, 2}0 Broad street.
I,tt, al nj 81
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V'HE NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHER

T'HE NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHEK,
GILES COUNTY. yIRGiSIA)
VIII he opened for the reception OF visitors, the
Ath June.
The proprietor IL grane % state, that sll diical-
ties sout roads ami convey have been
and that daily Inc of hcrse Stages will leave tina
Montgomery White daily after breakfast. passing hy
The Yellow sulphur. and rsaehng New River White
sulphur by dnner. Iniii the road by Salt Lake 90
nleie far persons iesirous Of visiting the Lake 8
niles distant OF % put them the regular limo Al
harrisburg, IL miles distant. for the Red salt aud
White sulphur.
The proprietor can only pledge his best Effort. 10
give satisfaction in all respects
WILLIAM RGGLEsrON.
6H walker Go. and Laeas Echals owners Of
the Stages, have experienced and Road drivers ON
their line ~ 5--istrst
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xr~A DAILY LINE BETwErS

.Al4s1 a,Ssss-A. RICHMOND. 0LD POINT POKTS
MOUTH AND NURf0Lk.-Th. Stsan,rfs GIxN
COVE and CURTIS PEtk. NOW in hl-t r,t. order
will, GA atr AFTER MONDAY new, 18th inst com
mrnce and c"niinue daily line between The sls,ys
places.
The GLEN COVE, Capt } @. Davis. vail ie,ys ,ha
wharf at Reesett- on MONDAY mofhng ~ ; IL
ocitsR preetsely; and the CURTIS PkCK cahialn
me ~,m" morning sal az the same hour anil con.
tnns 70 run every 'iay Sunday excepted aud ton h
Turning -
rs-s'xc 90 OH Point, Portsmouth aud Norfolk o. IA
~ "etu f"s~8ke, -
Meals i1 cts. each. " a ulsgtSS
frsishts taken as usual, hut tho fg.ighgs on sII
E.s lhishdd 70 be put of AZ any OF the landings o
the rlser he PAID who's the srticrr sre .snt Il,
the Boat and We not responsible kor any Article
aHer ~ Is nut ON the wharf 20 which IL 10 dIecied
Je n UleKfNs
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DATENT SELF SEALING CANS.-We
l. are constantly receiving additional supplies Of
the above article of the most approved kind i'll use
| direct from the manufacturers.
We are sole Agents in this market, for \ PATENT
| 1MPRON I'D CAN, which is by far the best article of
! the kind ever invented They can lie opened or
closed perfectly air tight without the least trouble
and are cheap ami durable For sale, wholesale and
| retail, by GRO. J. SUMNER.
| ia pnar;~ STR
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A DMINISTRATNR,S NNTICE.-.\l

n persons having claims against Robert C. SianaId
deceased requested to present them without lie
lay AZ is late office OF Grace and 9Th str'ts
Persons iDdehtedt to the estate will please forward
and make pay ment
The undersi ,ncd will be in Richmond for tho next
ton days. His address when ut home, is "Talcot"
Z. o.. Charlotte county, Va.
WOOD BOI'LDIN. Admir-
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A LLEGUANY SPRINGS-Tbis wal

pURNER'S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
II OR THE SEVEN foUNTAINs.-This popular
aud picturesque Watering Place il now open for the
reception al visitors.
First class F0uK-uORSE COACHES will connect
daily, with the Manassas Gap RailfUsd at NOusi-
stock, miles and Bnckton station ~ miles
For chemical anal -is Of the Syringe rooms IA
private cottages address the prupret1rs Burners
springs T.. o., Sheua ndoah county, Va.
10 lg-imt BANNERS co PfopTietGrs
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The subscriber, thankful for past favors. would
most respectfully s.l to tho citizens Of Richmond
that h" will continue tbs SASH AND BLIND BUSI
NESS at the same stand. formerly occupied hy Ely
Non 4 Tray Tor on "a street between Broad and Mar.
shall streets and will rNrCnt" with dispatch all work
in his line Of business entrusted To- him.
ROBERT T.. ELLYSON.
Richmond July I, 1877 jy lin
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DRIDGFORD & CO.'S

DRIDGFORD & CO.'S
- WESTERN FnRW ARDING AGENCY!
Through Receipt given t. the following places viz
Wheeling Va. GAINESVILLE. ohio. Indauap polls ind
Moundsylc. % Cir.lcTilir, Madison
Park"r-iHrg. " Columbus, " Terra IinItc -
Pt Pleasant, " Arnia. " Evansville,
Louisville, Ky. Dayton. . Alton, Illinois
Lexington. Cincinnati, Chicago, "
Memphis. Tenn. Cleveland, d" Cniro,
Nashville " Richnt nd, Ind.
AppIy Ia BRIWiFORD q co,
Corner Of nth, Dock and Gary streets,
Richmond Va
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NO HuMBUG.-COrns cured entirely
without the aid of Xxi ife or Drugs Tor - cts
or the money will he returned. Think not kind read
"r, that wish something for nothing: but rest
Surel that all can b" done that have said Nothing
can De Lost but much can he gained. Address
&. F. EnN ARDS.
charlottesville. Virginia.
n. R.-Write plainly your name, Post Office, couIi-
tY and State. lr lu-JW#
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16
Ambitions Patriots.

The pro-slavery Democracy have no lack
of candidates who are anxious to bear the
honors of defeat at the coming election
The Cincinnati Enquirer enumerates the
following:
For Governor-T. J. S. Smith, of Mont
gomery; Geo. W. Manypenny, of Muskin
gum; Henry B. Payne, Of Cuyahoga; R
P. Ranney, of Trumbull; J. ]. Mcdowell
of Highland; G. w. MoCook, of Jefferson
Josiah Riley, of Lucas.
Lieut. Goyernor-Harvey Rice, of Cuya.
hoga: Geo. Rex, of Wayne; w. H. Lytle
Of Hamilton; R. W. P. Muse, Muskingum
A. S. Ramsey, of Hardin; Barnabus Burns,
of Richland.
Secretary Of State-Isaac E. Eaton, of
Belmont; Horace S. Knapp, of Ashland
C. N. Allen, of Harrison; G. V. Dorsey, of
Miami.
Treasurer of State. H. Smith. Of
franklin; James c. Kennedy, of Clermont ;
W. F. Musgrove, of Champaign; DR.. w.
Bushnell, of Richland; ]. R. Morris, of
Monroe; J. M. Armstrong, Of Franklin
A. P. Miller, of Butler; Robert Buchanan,
of Hamilton.
Supreme Judge-Henry c. Whitman,
of Fairfield; E. H. Leland. of Defauce
Durl,in Ward, Of Warren; w. P. Noble,
of Seneca; Noes Hoagland, of Holmes
Charles Follet, of Licking.
Board of Public Works.. Rinehart,
of Franklin; A. S. Backus, of Lucas; H.
H. Dodge, of Cuyahoga; R. H. Nugen, of
Tuscarawas.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16
A Kansas Court.

The Leavenworth correspondent of the
Cincinnati Times gives the following ac-
count of the free and easy manner of con-
Quoting the investigation in the case of
Haller for stabbing Lyle. The Court was
held in an unfinished stone Court House,
and the writer says:
During the afternoon, the prisoner and
Magistrate have been spending large por-
ton of the time in reading newspapers,
while the examination was progressing
The lawyers around the table smoke as
freely rs if they were in a bar-room, and
the whole investigation is conducted with
levity that have never seen equaled in
case of any gravity. At one time, the
counsel for defense raised and argued a
point against the competence of certain
question asked by the prosecution. The
Magistrate heardthem patiently, and gave
his decision thus: 'The Court decides that
the question at present is not admissible
but the Court thinks the question very
important one and it will be proper al
another stage of the game!"