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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.

RIyER.pU-LoUPE, June q, 1857.
Tho Canadian screyv steamship Indian, with
Liverpool dates of the l7th instant PASSED tnis
point on her passage to Quebec and montreal NJ an
early hour this morning. ,.,,.,
hill The Catholic amendment had been rejected
and the bill sustained on test question.
The London Times advocates the abolition OF
slavery In Cuba, as the only eHee'""i ne~n' Vi
checking the slave trade
The French election was unchanged; the oppo'
stion were still divided. Il is rumored that Ma
poleon will have an interview Win the OzAr OF
Russia in Germany and Italy
IL ia also rumored that there 10 10 De CONFER
ence of the Potenates Of the Italian states, inclu.
ding the Pope and Emperor OF Austria
The treaty of Commerce between Russia and
France had besn signed
A meetipR at Ashton had endorsed the Liver
moi resolutions in relation the Cotton supplies.
An earthouake occurred at Saxony on the ith,
but no great damage bad been done
The bantism of the infant Princess of England
took place in the chapel in Buckingham faiace on
the l5!b .s =.
The American ship Rowena, had arrived st
wooIwich Arsenal with six breech loading guns,
ed in New York, by order OF Inc bri'ish
Government. ,, .or ,,., ~,
The funeral of Douglas Jerroid TOOK place on
the 18th iust and was attended ny iatBe mum
Der of literateurs and artists
A great meeting of the Handel MUSICAL Associa'
ton took place at Sydenham, (Epg.l Oh the losH.
The cboruses W ere performed by 2o0Oo persons.
The National Council of S witzerland hasrsuneo
the Neufchatel treaty.
Austria is making further concessions to the
Hungarians.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, June II Cotton was unchanged
sales of the three days amounted to IL ooo oaies'
Breadstuffs were buoyant; holders demand an ad.
vance on -four of 6iOls. Wheat has advanced
I02d Corn was unchanged-no quotations
given
We learn from The Liverpool Courier of the
18th inst, that American and Canadian white
WHEAT @, 4d0lOs. and red and mixed Ss09s sd.
FLOUR, Ohio, 33sQ33s Cd; Philadelphia, 32s0
80, Sd; Canadian, 33s 034s.
MONEY, unchanged CoNsOIS closed at 93s.
LONDON MARKETs.-Barpgs Circular quotes
sugar dull at a decline of 6i0ls Coffee buoyant.
Tea had slightly advanced. Wheat--all qualities
were slightly higher.
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| TERRiBiE CALAMITY.
| BURNING OF THE STEAMER MONTREAL
Loss of $50 Lives.

Loss of $50 Lives.
QUEBEC, Juus 81 The steamer Montreal was
burnt near Csronage, about twelve miles above
his city, last night. There were about 500 pas
sepgers on board mainly Scotch emigrants of
whom l75 to 200 were saved by the steamer Ma
poleon II is believed that many swan ashore
and were saved in other ways, but it Is certain
that as many as two hundred persisted in the
flames or were drowned. Mr. Phillips of Three
Rivers is smopg the dead.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Captain of the Montreal, G Rudolph, and
the crew. are among the saved. The reporters
have just returned from the steamer Napoleon,
which has arrived with the saved, and they are
assured by those who were on board that the mum,
bar of the lost will fully reach $50
THIRD DISPATCH.
QuEBEC June 27.-The steamer Montreal took
fire at o'clock last evening. The steamer Ma.
poeon saved 200 passengers, the principal portion
Of whom have just landed here and are on their
way west
Thelatest accounts say that the number lost will
reach three hundred and fifty.
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Crops.

We published, few days since, paragraI b
from the New York Express. giving q most fat
terng account of the condition of the crops in four
teen of the States through which the editor had
travelled. The Fredericksburg News, of Satur.
day, states that its editor ha conyersed with tw
gentlemen, who had jOurneyed through five or SIX
of the fourteen and their report is the very
of that given by the Express. They say that the
crops of Ohio, Iadans, Illinois and Michigan are
bad, and that the breadth of land sown is small -
They say that the winter wheat is dead failure,
and that the surplus is less than it has been for
many years. 1t is further stated the demand for
labor in the Northwest to construct buildings and
open and fence in farms has enhanced the price Of
1t to 81 day. and Withdrawn a large amount
from agricultural purposes. From this cause as
well as the unusual emigration to the North W est,
IL is alleged, that there has been an immense in.
crease of consumers, in the face of diminished
PRODUCTION Therefore, these two gentlemen, who
take issue with the Express editor must lock for
s'nne eard scutfling in the Northwest, to max Q
p''n ends meet For ourselves, we put not entire
ia''h 10 either picture of crop promises. With a.
'oiaoie weather, we have no fears that the consu
nie'7 VIII nave to eat up the producers 10 avoid
starvation; yet we DOUBT not a great deal of
"neat Is winter killed, and will come 10 nothing
"ehaVe nnbduoded confidence in tina sol and we
nave almost rs much in the industry of the peopIe
ihe wheat that is not winter killed il aen.rauv
most superb, and the corn, thus far. ia a. fine
heart could wish
, ne news states that in Spottsylvsnis county.
'"o nue. "ea'her has improved the whoa, cron
eonlderaoly. 10 the country lying between Fred.
Sa'onFs aud Port Royal which ipeludes nar,s
Oh caroline and spottsylvania, the Nevas,,
.Aete are ous two hae crops of wheat. In Stat.
i''u' Tue Fredericksburg papers sne,k of ,-.
magnificent crops-,hose of Mr. John saas- WV
ono"aon' and Mr. Hugh Morson Ona go Vi
Inc farm OF the former gentleman. il !. .a,, on
viii yield 50 bushels to the acre, and ano,ha ss,
OF 200 acres % bushels Well done for ola CO.
ford, which the world calls poor
In the country, between Richmond and wx,b..
vile, by the Railroad route the wheat, In m.nv
places, is thin, from the severe winter. bpt N,
which Is matured even in such fields, is represen,.
ed as most excellent. Again, there are MANI
n9ias OF "a fine wheat as ever grew The corn
rop-yet too young to speak of with any conf
dencs as to the future-is beautiful and GROWING
admirably 1t was seeded late, but appears TO bs
rapidly making up for lost time.
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WOMEN MAsSACRED BY INDIANS The st
Pauls Pioneer of the 2st inst, says that intelli-
gence has been received of the two ladies captur-
ed by the Indians at the Spirit Lake massacre
AIRS Noble had been murdered and Miss Gardiner
had been put up on the side of hill for target
to be shot at by her fiendish captors. Both her
legs were broken, and she was left there to die -
She was found by some friendly Indians and car
ried to a mission Station, where all aid possible
was rendered her.
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shiDs of War.

WASHINGTON, June 27-Proposals will be res
eeived a. the Bureau of CONSTRUCTION. till the eth
August. for building a steam propeller sloop of
war The object is stated to obtain the very best
.hips of war the mercantile marine can produce !;
and the reputation of bidders as successful con-
structors to have due weight The specification
muHt ha ACCOMPANIED by a model.
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Port Of Richmond, June 27-HtSh HaseT io. O'Clock
ARRIVED,
schr. Jno Randolph, Jones, Bsiu more, su,no' T.
Davenport Bo. , r.. D.. ,
schr Isaac Cohen Hertz Stafford East foft, pas
ter shi sds 6ommerville
schr WIN 3. TripIett Pritehett, Baltimore corn
Mcaruder's sons D
schr s. B. Bailey, Cary, Philadelphia COAL o. r
Hswes , ,,., q
schr Hickman, Mason. Philadelphia coal, D. r
Hawes. -, p, =
Workman Co. :,
sohr. John Larkin, Ges, Petersburg corn, Bacon 4
Bsstervill.
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahoutas, Travis, Baltimore, mese
Ludam Watson.
schr. VIM James, Wrraen, Norfolk, iron, Morris &
Tanner . a.,
SclIr. Monsoon, Cranmer, down the river light.
MEMORANDUM
schr. Lynch, urg. Harris New York. City Point
S.hr Nelly D., Haley. New York, City Point
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Ew The MOST DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE of the
is gsss of pure, cold, refreshing Soda Water
drawn from and curioas syrup appar at US
Our syrups cannot be surpassed, as they are made
with great care from the finest fresh ripe uts All
who wish glass Of fine very cold Soda Water can
find it at W. PETERSON's, cornar 18th and Main
street, at the old price of 81 cents per glass; or
for twenty. o.
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From New:FOundiand---Fxc ll ement AbOnl
Lead Mines.

ST. JOHNS, June 27.-The weather continues
unusually wet aud cold for the season 1t has been
raining for two days past but our telegraph lines
work admirably, and communications are received
from our office, No 90 Wall street, New York in
from twenty to thirty minutes.
There is great excitement here about mines
rails, in consequence of the large quantity of lead
being got out of the mine near Placeutia, belong
ing to the New York, Newfoundland and Londcn
telegram COMPANY.
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~ Powers Imperial Ambrotypes ITO
satisfy Yourself Of the superiority of tho lhPERIAL
AMBROTYPE over the old style of Picture just
TAX. them and compare them together, and you viii
at once see that they possess beauty sarivasd n
apythi,s produced By the Photographic srt They
have th colors of nature and represent everythir
IN its position and not reversed - sill color
cd AM brot7 pes are, unless msds by POWERS pa-
tented Imperial process Isl Main st. ~ b.
mous's old Gallery. 10 git
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Goods
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES!
AT COHHN,S.

IT'S BROAD STREET.
Handsome Mantillas ON g. % and pwsrds; Elss.
tic Belts at l2i cents; Linen Cambria f.
at cs piece Hoop skirts at rs cts Fhirt Fronts
at e} cents Fine LINEN at Is cents; fna Ladies'
Cotton Hose at r cts pair; mohair Rolls ST. cents;
Collars at 10, III, 25 57! 50 aents and upwards;
Black Silk Mtts double twisted, at g. eta and Lon
"itts at S73 CTS; Check Mur il at 81 per ysrd;
White Can brio "a yard wide, at III cents .osquito
Neti-g 62a cents piece; Black Silks at Is cts and
soma at Il, worth S 20. few of the innu-
msrable Bargains to be found at
VAL COHEE'S Cheap Store,
rs Broad Street
NJ B. large assortment of Drv Goods for gentle.
mems wear, such Re ady M.de Shirts from so cts
apiece up; half Hose of Co'ton, Thread and si'k.
Cause Meriuo Undershirts 80 cts worth ST. Linen
aud Marseies Collars Linen and Silk Pc ctet h and
kerchefs va is Is I'm
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Mob mt Seguin's Point. N. Y.-Military
Called ont

NEW YORK, June 26.-Au attack made last
night by mob ION the Quarantine Buildings at Sc.
guins Point, Just below the city, Staten Island
1t Is reported that several of the police guard
were killed.
The Sheriff had ordered the military out, and
q company had proceeded to the scene
The mob was caused by the unwillingness of
the inhabitants to have the Quarantine buildings
located there
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For EURoPE.-The steamer Fulton sailed from
New York, Saturday, with 40 passengers and
1861. 1872 in specie, for Southampton and Havre.
Among the passengers were Hon John Preston,
of Charleston, S c; Bishop Whelan, of Virginia,
and Mrs Gen Hampton of Charleston, S G..
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w- FAMILIES should by all avail them
9 lvesotths excellent opportunity TYLER Co. Of
70 have likeuesses taken, as the most of the -
arts SIS the bert exhibited and their prices
remarkably low. Their rooms are the coolest and
largest in town; and what In more, they make finer
portrait for 80 cents than others do for 49, Gallery
lS9 aan street Operating hou;s from A. Nj, to
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TRANS ATLANTIC TELEG aAPH-The Boston Post
has been in formed that the frat teegrsphiS dispatch
TO be transmitted across the o-eau, will blythe
pliments Of James Buc hanan President of the Uni
ted States, to Queen Victoria; and the return dts
patch viii. convey Hsr Majes.y's reply The third
dispatch will be from Eng and and will be- it is said
complimentary tt butte 10 Horace 3 Tebbstts Esq,
the proieltor OF his enterpriss
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tn BuiIders.--The Builders of

~ Notice to Builders.--The Builders OF
the city of Richmond are requested 10 meet at the
City Hall, on MONDAY next, the 29th inst at
O'Clock r M for tn. purpose Of Recommending to
the Ci Council suitable person to fill ths office of
Msesurer and Appraiser Of Buidinssin tbs eity
is p --2t* MANY bUlLDEhs
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4 Mistake-Accidenf-Od Fsttoos-Cvtme IN Pee
tf,sbar1 -- The case Of .Jdmss M. Lee DC.
PETERxnuRa. June ~.

PETERSBURG, June 81
The duel affair between Syme and Hale, NOS
withsts pdiug all "well corroborated" and eonh,ct.
ing reports, has prove. to be = complete uous.
on the part Of the author. unpre meons'e, no.N
The matter originated through the misaprehensSn ION
of Conductor Styles, Of the Southern I'm
| communicated the news TO Supe,in'eh.e.u', o"u
ford of the passage of Syme, ia'e .na ,nsn
| spectve seconds on to the NORM - naaa
| formed several eminent citizens OF tue supposeu
| fact who piaeea their Information In the hAnds Oh
| the Mayor and he in accordance win MS duIy'
| telerraphed 20 various cities warning the ponce
With such authority you may ,a s.u ;n;o sr rum
The fscts Of the case not discovered until this
| morning ,u.
| this morning. by which the mail was detained
| considerable time. The connecting rod ana cross
| head on the engine "Thos. Dodamead, were
| broken, near the Glover Hill junction. rendering
tightening of the train by cutting OIL coaches
| necessity
elected the following officers at their regular an
| rual meeting last evening This Lodge, am
happy to say, is in a very f)urishpg condition +;
| Edw ard Grabsm, G.; A Bhck, &; step
| Pr. Secretary; VIM Spottswood, I; WIN Y LufnS'
| den, Chaplain: Ii L Alley, NJ
l have recently had the pleasure of wading
| through the records of that antique specimen OF
| olden time, and the bona tde reh"ction OF tue
| immortal "Old Mortality" Coroner Ddr'dson
Crime in Petersburg for the past thirty years, as
exhibited by thf So records, stands thus Murders
| 3D. suicides IS; found dead l30-one hundred OF
the latter being the enumeration of parties known
| to bs dissoute and Incorporate.
There WAS an intense excitement ~ the nicu"
mond depot this evening Lee, the alleged seducer,
| being expected mob of some five hundred strong
had assembled upon the platform, intending 10 sar
and feather him upon bis arrival But, fortunately
| for himself he had vamosed from the cars oefoIe
they had left the Petersburg depot placing DIS ar
charge under the protection Of gentleman OF TINS
city, who knew nothing then, of the circumstances
attending the affair The girl was taken nome
| from the depot. followe ed by an immense crowd 1
understand that Lee expects to come over shortly
| and sue the whole town for SANDER He denies
any intent to ipjure the girl, and swears that sne
| is rs pure she ever was before.
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NE" LIsE-The New York and New Orle.ns
Telegraph Company have begun putting down new
posts and running new wire between AIsx.,d,i,
aad Richmond. Thisis good move and the onIv
better one we know of would be the erec,io, =.
M opposition line i
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Norfolk News-Firsman Dead-Htdther' &c

coRsEsPo NDEscE OF THE pisPATc
NORFOLK, June 9Th, le57-2 O'clock A M
begin with en- excuse Pressing engagements
have prevented me from giving you any thio9 OF
local character until this moment. L am now
writing on the head of barrel of truck, which
reminds me of the fact that the hueksters are
shipping an average of 1000 barrels of vegetables
per diem at this time-mostly potatoes WEI otice
the arrvsl in Hampton Roads OF two ships from
the Chincha Islands with guano to HARDY q Bros
and that Boatswain Hall and Carpenter Balm have
been detached from receiving ship pennsylvania
and orderedto sloop of war Germantown; Gunner
b Oliver detached from Gosport Navy I ard ana
ordered to Germantown. Also, that the American
party have elected their entire ticket, except
Health Officer aud Inspector of Streets-Doctor
Wilson and Wilson Capps being returned to those
Offices from the Democratic ranks.
We noticed large turnout of fremen yesterday
friday afternoon to pay the last sad tribute OF
respect to James Baker, deceased member OF
the g Aid (the same company that visited your
city few weeks ago.. We noticed the Captain OF
the Liberty" of your city, among us yesterday
Our city was exceedingly quiet during the cleo
ton, owing, possibly, to an advance in London
Dock"
The weather is very warm and business exceed,
ingIy dull. Further deponent sayeth not-unili
next time. Very truly, PERCUSSION.
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CROCKERY FROM ENGLAND The plumber Of
packages Of esrthenw shipped from Liverpool to
the United States, for the past six years. averages
alb Ju Oh 0t0 crates aunum; the entire shi 7mens
from Liverpool to all parts of the world average
about 10 600 per annum the United States, there
fore, receive more than one half of all that IL
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~ skirt Card Five bales Skirt Cord.
sssorted sz.s ju,t rscei cd from tbe
ssrs by r. WARREN
IL zg-3. No 81 Maiu Ut.
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F!sh DoLLARs REWARD 81. ost. ON
r. a.uioaJ afternoon, between Dickinson. Hin A.
Co. 20; suction house ard the Hustings court room,
Ps'l o. Soid speatsclet The above reward will he
js 27-It' m u,.r
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APEa,lAL NOTICES.

H- The APmnry Hand will perform ON
the auu.ss This Evening in consequence Of hev-
ins 10 fufHl previous engagement, instead of to-
sorrow tTussdsy1 evening. je29-1t
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The DAILY DISPATCH


Dispatch for the spriuas'
Persons going to the Springs, can bave 'ne -
PATCH sent to them for ANY length OF time lucy
NAV desire,
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The Ohio Hiyer.


LOUISVILLE, June 90 ls57.-The river Ia falling,
and the water 10 the channel Is eight feet three
inches deep. and five or six feet deep on the falls
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Break In the Crooked Lake Canal.
ALBANY, June 27-Adv'ces received from Hee
vana at the Office of the canal department 10 this
city state that another great freshet last night at
Penn Van has done greater damage 20 the Canal
than the former one The water 1t the outlet IL
fearfuy high, and is washing out the greater pof.
ton of the bank
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The ohio River
MayOraity kiecli

PIrTsBuRG, June "a The Ohio river continues
in excellent order, with six feet six inches of wa.
ter In the channel this morning
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There were 324 deaths in New York last week
a decrease of 10 on the previous week.
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Death Of the Hon. Zeno r cudder.
BOSTON, June 26 The Hon Zeno scndder
formerly 4 member Of Congress. died this morning
ct his residence At Barnstable.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, June 27.-The Democratic Cor
vention Of Georgia has rominated Judge Joseph
Brown for Governor.
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MayOrR1ty kIecti0u In Memphis.
MEMPHIS. June &c 1857 Mr.. Baugh, A merican
has been elected Mayor of this city by 2es ma
jority.
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"A Io' OF loooo bushels of new wheat has hea,
received IN New York, from North Csrolins, ''
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MAKklEL

June 18th, BY the Rev D. Dudley, DR. ].
WATKINS, OF 9oochlsnd, to Mrs O. D. SAMFbor
of Prince Edward
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T HAVE YOU TRIED IT? II you have rot, 30
at once TO w. PETERsoK's, COR. 18TH md MAIN SITS
and get a glass Of delicious, icy cold SOFA WATER
drawn from new and curious syrup apparatus His
syrups made from the finest fresh fruit and their
favoris perfect. He sells it at the cd price of 81
cent? glass. je pts
II DR. SAEFoSD's INvIGoRAToR 10 formed ty
dissoviog gums, and extracting that part which is
soluble for the scve virtues of the medicine These
Gums remove all morbid bad matter from the sys.
tenn, supplying IN their place healthy flow OF bile
iSvfGoRATIsG the stomach, causing food to digest
WE'LL purifying the blood, giving tone and health to
the whole machinery, removing the causes Of the
disease and efecting radical cure, without any of
the disa sreeabie after essts, felt by using Caome,
or Mineral Poison. 1t gives such quick relief ss to
convince this patient of receiving benefit almost as
soon as the medicine il taken We do not know OF
a single instance where it has been taken without
benefit. and in nearly all cases com pete cure is eff
fected By its IL has acquired its wide POPULAR.
~ simply because it does what it is recommended
to do 1t is contanly enlargiug its circle OF friends
carrying healing its wings, and Joy to the hearts
OF those suffering from liver complaint jaundice
dyspepsia or senersl ebility.-Rockingham Register
BENNETT. BEERS L FLsHER and ADIE 0sAy
nsehIs Tor Richmond. 10 l6--dkc2w
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" TO Merchants, Mocha MICS md others
=" "..ehans and others wishing to have CIRCULARS.
Deaanns, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING.
io'fhks, &c, &c. printed, are invited to call At
WI extensive Job ofss, which is supplied with al.
styles. al tne insos
,.. ai assotmsnt OF CARDS, large and small Ru,,.
eeled Hu iahsy, cannot DO ex
Wedding, Party aud Ball rICKr.s ana v,..,,
Bile style. f'eo IN the neatest possi-
81, CASH es ssS1sed a, short notice and at the low.
.nGs o. Printing 10 respectfully asked =, The
,s,h go, IN JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
.n..msn. whsre can be seen some of the dns,t
F0s piinIng ever executed In this country
jNO HAMMERsLEY 4 CO.
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DUKk SODA WATER. lCY-UDUI. and
REFRESHING, with FRESH and WHOLE
SOME CREAM and FRUIT SYRUPs.-Our sy.
rups are made of actual ripe and sound Fruits them.
selves and not with the deleteIious, and oftentimes
danpsrous French and American Fruit Juices or
Esse noes, now 20 frequently subtituted account
of their cheapness. Price 81 cents gen, when ten
tickets or more bought
MEADE L BAKER Pharmaceutlsts,
1885, N. w corner CT Main and 10th sts.
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kaFOK RHNT, n new Brick tenement
<!a on Gath street, Church Hill. between Clay and
1.A egh, containing rooms Kitchen attached
Rent 80 Der month, possession given Immediately.
Apply next house, Je 2s-o.
TVONIT Enc NNlENT E X E RCiS n of
u RICHMOND COLLEGE.-On MONDAY eve
ming t29th inst y at Second Baptist Church. lDr
Howslps) at 81 o. clock the Alumni address will be
delivered by Rev VIM D. THOMAS, of Caroline.
On TUESDAY evening. (3Cth inst y at tn. Same
hour and place, oratons by Graduating Class-pe,
President of the Csllege. Je z9-5t
10Y. CtpdyiI AND PURE SODA WATER
l FROM PORCELAIN FOUNTAINS with fresh
and wholesome Cream and Fruit ayruPs. Price ct
cents lass when ten tickets more are bought.
MEADE & BAKER. Phsrmscutists.
I86, N w. corner of Main and 10th sts.
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MARINE INTELLIGKNCE

orf of Richmond June g7-High Water l0t o'clock