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~ This medic1ne Possesses tne power, IN very re-
mafkabe manner Of neutralizing the acidity Of the
Stomach, or removing the morbid or acrid secretons
of the Liver, which are The eyrting causes Of bowel
complaints in general Il allAss sickness Of the sto-
mach, removes the pain, causes healthy excavations
from the bowels, at the same time acts as gentle
sstringent Hence II will be found a very superior
and valuable remedy, in both acute and chronic dr.
Of the bowels, In Diarrboea Dysentery, Cbvle
ra Morbus and Summer Complaints Of Children. In.
all these complaints the liver h usually more or less
affected the stomach in irritable and The bowels
in an infamed condition. This medicine is moe
eeotua In relieving oil these organs restoring thet.
tone and natural functions. Among all the nuner-
remedies for these Diseases some Of which are
strongly recommended this has proved ITSELF in every
instance, 70 be the best the surest safest and most
effective Of all do not think its equal can be found
for children when teething, as remedy for bowel
complaints. Price so cents. ~ EIk0H
~ All my medicines are put up under nv own
personal supervision, and the public are assured that
they prepared Of the best imported vegetable IN
sredients and csa be obtained only at our once No
is osuth strees opposite Smithsonian Institution,
bele they hare done large and successful practice
tor the last six years. IN the treatment Of ell Chronic
Dqseases, and those diseases produced BY the Old
school Mineral Pbysicans, by iho indiscrminste use
u Mercury, Arsenic, Antimony, &c. Happily for
Soldering humsnity, their practice 10 70 m6nifestly
injurious, thst IL i nov gradually on the wane and
must n . fe- yssss sink into oblivion.
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T'HE CHEAPEST GOODS IN RICU

- MoND.-fhc subscribers hayin,; determined u,
eil from this day, their large and lTautiful tch -
tahcy ana p"ncSIc Goodr. ut great reduced prrns
amongst "hrl VIII be found very haud-.lrl,. rlnii
anu striped silks nj y and 80 cents and nu,x ,rI "
black silks at - = ami 81 worth great deal r,,r.
beautiful patterns OrRHndies Jaconrt Lawns. b.,
Lame "lhZham- great bargains in Emhruitlcrirs.
anu Muslin Rand9from ~ ceu- and upw; r,ls Syis.
and Dotted Muslin; Cambria and Stripcd NIuslin.
Hack ami tolnrcd silk Mlutilla2. 10 and upwarIs
tlC cheapest bleach and brown Domestic ever of,.r,
before; rape ShawlS ut 81; white and brown Linen
Dtmasks Towels and DaperS: IIosieri,.s; silk Nit
&c. All who wish To money will do well t1
give u- "A call at No. = Main street.
Ip Sims u STp kIrs nnn
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DRY GOODS.
CPECIAL.-TO CLOSE srNup

SPEClAL.-TO CLOSE SUMNER
49, DHEsS 'iOnDS.-From this day, we Offer our
- S!"er' ana cash buyers generally our entrr stock
- 80, w "ii,i HtHNtk DEESs Go0D- aul MtxTIIIt,
"Lrn'l'lihll'dnn not to carry Drrs, (fn,sIs over
t't one S's0h tpapth"r il low prices will ,rryrnt
"iich "" iiav"a good assortment as very rIr,aIn!
''"HS hill ''H|"ntts good colors from l0c 10 2if
I "'Iia ~ assortment t'rdSr RUlIcE do do Jaconrf
' ml NuSih 10; lew SILK Robes very chrau. S,rutnrr
mie six 10. TO-; Plain and Printed Brragc- com
~ .eMmGihS nc AT l2 SC; Striped and Plaid Ginyham. ,nm
~ i2A,c; large stock Muslin Collars Also Ir, jInrL
anu Fancy Nlantias from - cta to SIS Greatly ~
''"cea In price; great bargains i'll Parasol-
;oo W. y. PERKINS Il CO.
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D0YOU WANT TO SAVE YOUR MO-

Nhh 1t 80. purchase Your DRY GOODS from
LhN J. aS he IS positively selling the chrape.t gnris
~ NE fltE Lawn and B"ra.,c Robes at cost: IInon
skirts, ht - cents Linen lItlkfS at jI eta n l,rr
iasurthieh ot ParaSois. tn be sold yrTy low: tJ.s
ShlttN ,9f Nht Eir1, AT - ccutS: Fine Linen Ulkf5
llrmstitched llkf- at 2js worth ~, nti = @ t,e;
tol1,t Elastic Belts FIR I2 &C. Uimity Bands at iG
worth 2jC., at IENV,S IN ~ NJ ~ ne
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BARGAINS EXTRlORDTY,Ry N

~ DRY GooDS.-Wc are still s,Iling ofr ~ a.,
low cost, and viii Continu" to do 80 for short ,rin,
iilf. Our stock "f Go"s is still much larger than
t'Hira', anu consists mostly Of such goorl4 which
are most desirable for the season Wnwill sell them
~ hrlccr 10 suit purchasers: AHdoz"n Linen Camhric
m from 10" 10 hna qualities; lrn dozen Towels
100 dozen DlmaEk Table Cloths ali sizes. iao n;oc
Mhite NamlTIcH. JaconetS aud swiss Muslins. an
nlTer Check Musn-. Striped and Plaid do: I'D do
mn" IRISH Linens. DE Beg"s. LuSrcs; 9n dozen ticnt
:iIen B9-oms aud Printed Border Hlktr; lssI Ladies'
yottoh h"S% 70 pieces Black Silks, very cheap: Ipn
wis BaltiS Sambrlc AMI Muslin Egings-ani 4
great many other goods which we are cIo,iua npt
without limit rs tn prices '''
Remember you must call early, as we soon will
close for the season "
IN pl
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CHEAP! CHEAP! CUEAP,-Elenan,

~ Black silks ;: per yard; Hair Rolls aud Braids
j2 cts; Lawns AT Id cents per yard; summer Prints
very eii"ap solid Coorct Brliants lei cents; Fig.
mleI Bfillihnts, i2ta ci! r"r yard Steel Hoop AMI
Buste Skeleton skirts. s Grass skirts ONLY - ct.
eat h; Cactus skirts, ~ cts each; Linen shirt B,I
sons, l2i2 cents each; Embroidered Collars ana
Sleeves; Lawn aud Bcrage Robes; few pieces Of IL
Mating left at 81 40. per yard.
In order t0 make room for Fall Goods tremendous
reduction will be mac in every article now in -tor.
at the Cheap I,ar gain Emporium If
ie y ALFRED MOSES k3 Main sfrret
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ENGLISH NISERs.-Some twenty-five or
thirty English Miners. on their way TO the North
side pits few miles above Richmond, left this city
yesterday morning in the Richmond AMI Freder-
icksburg Railroad cars. We learn from them that
Others expected to follow in short time. and
that the company intend making large raising
of cnal' this season. il possihle.
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STEALING A William Childress,
a white fellow, charged with stealing gold watch
valued at S4D, from Alexander Brown, ON the l3ti
of June, WAS examined before thc Hastings Court
Yesterday, aud then remsnded 10 the Circuit Court
to answer the offence of grand larceny.
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~ h- Office I" th" third huii-e, South uf fTiut!
iAHf b. south side. and about ON hundred yards ht
isN in- Exchange Hotel pr. +. coutimI.rto tr tt all
jo,h practice IN tin, lIfo atirr- himself that h" can
g'oy~rl general satisfaction. 4 cnl from those in
tr'-iei r. solicited.
NT J. al-, make aud yeni- on" of the hest rcsura-
i'-- Chemical Extract uf French FugrIr ipr n
-ffH,i 'uH weakness. rysT offered 90 thr public.
II T. may h" ruu-It"i cuuid"utLlly hy letter. or
chrrvl-.. M~U,n"- securely packed and sent TO or
d"f ,hHiu1.-t any direction.
't'lr' hour- from 4. NJ, tn A. VI. Franklin
tJ'"t n"nr the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va.
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SrAnBISG.--A negro fellow. known as
Frederick, the property of George :. Palmer, was
found guilty by the Hastings Court, OF staboing
Hannibal, slave To John W. Wright, and ordered Ia
receive nine and thirty stripes.
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FATAL ENCOUNTER IN kESTUCKY.-A CORE, ,p0ndent
| of the Louisville Democrat writing from summer
yill0. Green CO., Ky under date of the 18th inst
furnishes that paper account Ofa difficulty which
occurred near that place. which resulted in the
death Of Felex e. Beauchamp. He says that a diff
Guilty occurred between Robert J. Peace and VIM.
Vi. Sknaggs, about some trifiing matter, when
Bcauchamp, who was the broth-r-in-law of Sknaggs.
interpoSed and begged the parties to desist Here
upon Peace ordered Beauchamp To get out of the
way or he would kill him. Beauchamp drew a re-
yolvrr, hrod and missed, nj rctreated-was follow
ed up by Peace, who placed his rife against his
antagonist, fired, and literally his heart out
This fatal encounter was witnessed by the wife and
children of tho deceased.
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THE CRICKET CLUB will meet at the
Upion Conrs, this afternoon at O'Clock. for prac
tirr unless prevented from doing 80 by shower ui
rain The sport is manly and exciting one, and
IL is therefore hoped that every member that can
attend " i'll do 30 and participate in the game.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

e. FOR RENT-The new Brick Tone
III ment on the Brooke Plank Road, opposite the
Toll gate. one mile from Richmond. The house II
large new aud in good order having kitchen and all
necessary uut fIotlses a new and fine we'll oT water
IN ID" yard II IL altogether most desirable resi-
nencc Tor any deing business in town. AMI wish
ing te reside short listsnce,in the country. Fer
terms, apply 10
JOHN & j. v. DARRACOTT
Office on 18th street In rear of the
" iI-.fHwtS MeftehaufS Trsu r., u 4nfflc
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SUG,E-The high prize of This article Is q fact of
pressing Importance To numerous families in the
immunity. There have been many widely yari-
a spcculations ~ To the causes of the great rise in
,iu" Of the sarclarine substance and Hunts Mer-
rh"ncts' Magazine for July indnlCrs in some com
mcrt4 on tho unnatural state Of ~" sugar market,
which We append;
We have al several times noticed the cause Of the
high prices of sugar, and referred 10 tho immense
spcculatons in this article going on under the con-
trol chiefly of wealthy Spanish houses engaged in
the West ln'lia trade By far too large portion of
the tuban crop has been diverted 10 the United
states, 10 make til" question OF prices easy of -olu
tion. The Present stock in New York is nearly 10
" U tons, III si tro -'uurtiis much Is held in
all the principal maIkrts of Europe. The Louisiana
crop last year, il viii bo remembered, fell on 10
13 b7o hOsshead-. lfthe growing crop gave no lar
ger promise the price Of cuban sugar high as il is.
would probably be sustained through the YEAR hut
the Louisiana Weld II now set down ut between
three aud four hundred thousand hUgsheads, ami
if this quantity Is realized IL will Dr. ont of the pow
er of the spectators To control prices beyond the
dat- when the new crop will begin 10 arrive. The
question of price H. then narrowed down To this:
will buyers take the stock Of Cuban, now in this
country and 10 arrive, at the rates now current be
tpecn this date and the first December: Holders
take the affirm i've id ast ar as figures 20, make
out fair case. showing greater consumption for
the corresponding period Of last year. There Is Il
difference however, of forty per cent III price, and
buyers ask significantly If this great advance VIII
not seriously diminish the consumption. Applied to
many luXuT es ii saDswcr would be easy but sugar
has become IA necessity. and experience has shown
that when taste IL acquired for IL, II - not
really Trinqushed. The experiment is now To ! o
tried. We shall not not predict the issue but when
II Is matter Of history, shall chronicle the result.
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UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-Jus

/ MDItELIto ll-NU -tIt-fNVIstN.--JU U@t
- received from the nlanuttctoTy in fhiladclphia,
Umbrellas and Parasols; say: ow priced Cotton tnI-
hr.la-; super Scotch bingham with French handles;
bamboo hande -ilk do Ivory DO. do; lew new styl.
Paragon Frame do, the ightcst and rrcttiest TIM
brela ever made
A!.n "A lot large PaIa<ol-, plain; Ladies' Umbrellas
all coors; with w.friel and lined Parasol~. Fer
sale hy fly ~ CHILES a CHENERY-
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THE DEATH oF Y0UsG SrowE.-The Manchester
American has the particulars of the death Of young
stowe, of Professor and Harriet Beecher stowe
by drO~ ~ninE, at Hanover, y. H., on the 9th inst
lie went into the water with eral of his class
mates. To bathc, and after being in "a few minutes
became exhausted and cried cut for help. His
room mate and another young went to his re-
lief but their efforts to save him uuavailng.
Stowe sunk but once, and remained under water
about twenty minutes before he taken out
Life was not then extinct bnt he was so far gone
that he expired in Il few moments. lie was drown
I'D only about four rods from the shore, and his
body could be seen when lying at the bottom His
remains were carried 10 Andoyer in charge of a
committee of students, consisting of one from
| zach class. The deceased was nineteen years Of
age. fine scholar, and youth of mucl, promise
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THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES of the
City Council and Mechanics Institute will meet
this afternoon and determine what aid, if any, the
city willing To give toward educating her working
classes. Every member should be present and show
his hand
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4NNpWlCH IsLANns.

Ry the arrivnl Of th" bark Yankee. have re
coiv"d aivires to May 2lst The Brit-h steamship
Pearl hai arrived from Callan. and the American
hIirsntiue Morning Star from Boston. This vessel
hCions- 10 >omr thousands of Sabbath school chill
dfeu ~ and about Boston, and was warmly re, cyed
ri Honolulu. Thc children uf the sunday schools
turned ont in procession and presented the captain
with banner. and subscribed Hlao for many shares
at stacll
VI MonsCrrat, the parnmoHr of the royal sister Of
Kanfchamahn Ill. had been hanishcd from tho
isl1nds hy order Of His Majesty.
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J. NILLHIsER & RRo.
q HARTWELL. M Rrond strcct i

now offering great bargains in the following
foods Organize, BrTege and .Iacnnrt Robes. Rrrer,s.
lr1ut- amt 'rrnadinrs; lIcrnanis; silk Mu-Ens and
tdmSiTths Plain and Striped Chal,,S in every co
t"r; Mourning Goods Of every desCrption Jacourts.
Lawns and organdicr; Black silks: Canton Cranes
ihd aIpdchS Hoop skirts Of various styles; French
Lace MantlllaS. very cheap: Chantilly Lace MantlI
WS, very cheap; silk Lace Nantilas very chrap;
5,rhiioinrns Good, pf every description; Servants
,'oo> az factory prices, with many other goods which
| solicit call '' ~ " ~" t'
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THr CIvIL DOCKET, in The Hus,ings
Court will ha called ut 10 o'clock to-da., at hie
time Justices, lawyers and witnesses should be pre-
eut,
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HARVEST. IN PkSSsYLyASIa.-our Pennsyiyania
exchanges, in common with those of other States
bring very cheerful accounts Of the condition Of
the crops throughout that State. The harvest will
he later than u-Iia owing 10 the cod and wet wea.
iher, hut the grain crops are rapidly maturing and
tlero IA every prnspest N favorable weather for
harvesting. In the rcinify q Pittshurs wheat
and oats nave seldom hooked bettgr, or grass more
iuxuFiant.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS YET

l. STILL GREATER REDUCTION Elegant stri-
ped, plaid and hSnrtd Berages; splendid Fl"uncrd
Berage Rube- at nearly one-hHf their real value: Or
gandie Muslin. very cheaIr Lace ami silk Nantes;
Straw B0nnet>, some a. low ~ I2 cents; Boys Palm
Hats lNH yards fast rulored Lawns at cents lao
yarls Callc~, at ia cents; Brilliantc>, white and
col1red: 1Itlkt-; Gents Hosiery; Carpets and Rugs
to be sold out without regard TO cost
G. A. CIV ATEIS,
iyl Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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LONGEVITY or MEDICAL MES-There are now liV-
ing (and with three exceptions still residing in one
OF the eastern countries ten members Of the med
icai profession, whose united ages amount 10 $40
years, averaging eighty years. And within the
last sixteen months four have died whose united
ages have amounted To x}9 years or an average OF
eighty four years nine months EngitS Me1ficdi
J.mg
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CHEAP EXERCISE ladies are pa
tronsing the omnihuSes extensively that being -
cheap method of securing exercise and AT the same
tire calling upon their friends in distant parts Of
the city.
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PREPARE FOR WIyTER-Manv of the.
',"l merchants have already laid in Iarre s,,n,li
u iuel Pr"paratory tn the coming winter which
many W. expect to h" equally AZ severe ~ tn. last =
'np.t W II" are all" to purchase and have >uitabl.
hnying at once N ''V'l'N IN
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS

=" ". ?. PERKINS, 4 co. No. IN Eaole Snu,rn
.tt marked down u large stock Of Bcragc Robes
rom - AMI 10 10 -, from $40 to - from sj and SI
20 sioahd 9l2. Plain AMI Printed I3ra.,,.- marked
N S;,Ht proportion. Muslin aud OrlsanlIe Robe. 10
Arm . atIh cost Lawns aud Jaconcts - large assurt-
.h''i' at very low prices comlncilcin. at ln, II rs
.or Lawns, worth L.. and 1T is worth * al E,tt,
flcncn 'ic"hgT at Cost Pltin and Striped De Bcgcs
IL
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II u. ,a,'Eh, of Hasyl3Ha bore oifthe goll Toi
"a al Ia lat" commencement oI Dickinson College
PA.
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LINE is not only n cheap but etfectuo

purifier. and should he used freely in damp cellars
back wards and out houses, to expel unpleasant
lor-. Cleanliness is always promoter of health
mt comfort. but at this season of the year it j.
highly import1nt that every nook and corner in
The city should be put in good order md kept zo-
Th" police officers. under the instructions nf the
Mayor, searching out aud reporting all foul
places, and We therefore advise readers to put
'hrir premises in good order, unless thev wish to
receive an invitation to appear at court and settle
up their Iclnqu"nCirs.
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SI,sts,5j4 81

Reserved Capital, Jan. lst lSJT. s24slHzIs
r"t, amount O Dividends paid "a date sj7 ~ 81
I"i" amount OF losses by ,ieath I5O6Zji co
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IRON FRONTS 10 stores and public build
ing5 said tn cost very little than granite
ones, and vet they look 50 much brighter. that gra
mite seems to be- going out Of for that purpose
1ron fronts are cast in this city, after the hand
somest patterns, aud in point of neatne-- will com
pare fav0rahlv with any made at the North.
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PACkED AwAY.-The Mayor is rennlar

IAV NED AWAY.-Ihe AlayOr If REGULAR
" 1to' Ing away fine lot Of subiars of the f,.ni
nlne gender. for the work house. and by tn.
flnr III" council prepares ordinance for its 90
SeInm"nt, and elects superintendent. will have
'nough recruits on hand to pick q small bale o.
"kun per day. Yesterday morning Louisa Iips
comb. Mt one time han lsome and respectable lady
nldc her aPpr2ranc" before him for keeping a dir
'rdcriy and ill-govcrned hou-r. and rs she could
mud no one - bcC' me her bail for her good hcha
'or she Was committed To Jail for Saf,, Keeping
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GOODS NAKED DOWN.-We have

DARGAINS.-We have determined 10
II sell our stock Of summer Goods. at prime e,sst
and invite all In want of chetp goods To call early
Onr stock consists in part of the tolowipz Black and
enlored silk Robes; GrenadiDe and Berege Raies;
plain GRENADINES and Bcrage-; Jaeonets Organizes
and Lawns French and English Prints White and
coiored Linen Driiis: Sattceus and Cotionales for
boys; Table Daniasks and Table Cloths: Sheetng
Shrtings and many other articles In which bargains
may be had. by ealing At
ie2I No. lta Eagle square
CLARET AND SODA WATER.-This
~ most delieou aud refreshing drink. delight
fnl during warm weather, il constantly supplied az
our fountain LaiDLEY & ROBINSON.
S N Cls mIsts tth and Franklin str cts.
DIBRONSi RIBBONS. Miiliners and
II othe;, in want of Ribhons BY the piece, can he
! supplied al New York auction price,, at
wi ALFRED MOSES "a Main 81,
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FOR EENT.-The upper part of.
All the House, Kitchen, SC. OCCUPIED by II. s,i,-
!, inle Tor a IhrgH family or Millinery establishment
hi'ilS siN large rooms, servants rpoms Sc Anny to
Jt I'll DAVID y. JONES Al %
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'oLLIFYING.-Thc watchmen were at
[ [aratt'd 10 a dark alley last Monday night bv the
o.nt7 ana threat. of some female inebriate and ON
,c"ldr" hedhug pitching into another female witL
her tohgn". A the offending m,slom was in ;,
N'nte bordering on nudity and refused tn b,cn,,,
Iulet when ordered 10 'lo 80 she was Gagged mill
her below to learn better manners
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VEGETABLES, of all sorts, are abundant
in the markets, and may he had ut any price The
season has been fine one for gardeners, many ui
whom ar" now receiving handsome profits from the
labor bestowed in planting and cultivating their
crops.
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BUSINESS CARDS. .

> O. aHIotfoEu. TlN>In FAfF.
YEt>ElrN "'gTHkws.
BGnGf2En CT ,.5' '3 a.'1sn' %sn%r' @ roo%.l rS1 naE
Erht.rul. ".
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For REAT.-The residence of
I'LL Mons Paul is for rent. For terms nnnIy y, ,,l
one" of the French Consul, to Jos Aiken Ia ''
]! r. R,COJK 4 Co a.
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i;: FOR KENT, and possession given
LII on the 10th of August or sooner. the hons.
now occupied 10y Mrs Jennings in The t,rn ne III
ncy, nc"rly opposite the Fair Grounds AppIy 70
GEO W. Jarvis
Je Its Al chop ON Tho ,orran
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Jamestown and Her OaIcers--
treasure" and Advantages of nm
ocean Passnge--Effects Of the r..
cent Change I'm the Police system
I'm Social and Political potn, or
Eiew--Commerce--FeeIngs I'm re-
ference TO Walkers Kansas Po,,c,
--Ominous Polite al Signs for I 500.
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GRUBBS 4 APPERSON

; FOR RENT,-A nice house on
a tr1c" street Just out side the Corporation linn.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.-DON'T
- LOSE THE CHANCE OF GETTING SOME OF
THE CHEAP GOODS AT LENY'S. IS MAIN ST
Grnts' Shirt Ror0m- at only 10 cents; Settr. Collars
Und sleeves at - cents, worth 81 tr3t-s Linen Hand
kcrchiefs at l2e cents worth 81 cents; :n- bPst
Solid Color MuII-ns at 31is cent?; Embroidered
Bands for q cents the pair; MANTLES AND PAR
ASoLS IN EVERY VARIETY materials FOR Man
ties Hair. Nail and Tooth brushes; Pocket Dress,
fine buck tuck and PHit Combs with In0J other
elites at half price
Thn nlace IS J. A. LENY.S Cnsng ont Store
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS may he punished
by fine and imprisonment at the discretion of the
Court, and it would therefore he well for some OF
pnr teamSters t. bear this fact in iuin,l when un-
mercifuly beating their horses in the streets A
haulky horse may readily br broken without re
Sorting to brutality. and II wild and vicious one
should never be htchal mp and driven in the streets
until thoroughly broken Of his dangerous hahitr
L"t transfers and others max" note of thcs,.
fctE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

&. OFFICE FOR RENT.-The large
M Basement Room. in Morson's buildings q.
,t"Tcrnof street. now occupied by the suscrber will
be vacnt"d on the lat of July neNt Application Nv
persons who wish to rrnt this spacious and comfort
ahl" oilie". may he made to DIR. WM b. PLEAstNTs
Dentist, or TO 80
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