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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

Richmond and Fredericksburg Rniirond.
This road continues to be conducted with the ex.
cellent system and regularity which have 30 long
characterized it. We may safely say that there is
not another road in the Union which has met with
80 few accidents, and upon which there has been SO
fe lives lost or so little ir jury done to PERSONS
No passenger has ever been killed upon it. AT q
time when railroad collisions and wholesale slaush'
ter of passengers are SO common and so fashiona"
ble we are a!mos. afraid of compromising the FIRE.
dericksburg road by announcing the fact 1t will
be in danger of the contempt of the travelling pub
lic Yet we venture to announce the fact hoping
that even they satisfied with the achievements
OF the destructive roads, and will be willing n ow TO
couotenance one which has no merit in that line!
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad has, besides its merit of regularity and
safety one comfort that cannot be too highly ap'
preciated in summer weather nor indeed at any sea,
son. That is, its freedom from dust. Wehave had
q great deal OF railroad experience and we never
travelled upon q road where there was such little
annoyance from that great evil Then the variety
of change, from the railroad to the steamboat on
the Potomac, makes journey by this line one of
the most agreeable Ia the line of transportation on
the Atlantic routes. Besides, no road has 8 more
obliging corps of officers 1t has been among the
Few steady dividend paying improvements, and we
hope to see it Increase in prosperity.
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Cbesap,ake aud Ohio Canal

WASHINGTON, June 22-The PRESIDENT OF the
Chesaneake and Ohio Canal has secured the SER
vices of Captain Meigs. Government Engineer, to
superintend the construction Of dam No , large
force of workmen ia employed on the Canal, and
IL will be opened in three weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

Es SINGLE APPLICATION to the finger nails, of
FuNrAINE's CREAMcF WILD FLoweRs is worth the
price Of the article 1t imparts to them lustre,
brillancy and beauty, desirable by every well bred
person. Gold by all drugqists j,a2.-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

~ Auction Sale =. Valuable Dwelling
THU DAY.-"e ask special attention to our ..7s
this day a. on the premises, commencing at 81 o'ct
o. the valusb Q and very desirable Brick rsai
dencs on Main, between Foushee aud Is- strest,-
For further particulars refer to the auction cotur,,
of this paper. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
10 E-it Auctioseers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

ES- GEO Moses, the assistant chemist at Tyler
20 gallery, succeeaed yesterday in gliding 9
portrait without the aid Of the Fluid Lamp, thing
never before accomplished by say other living artist
The picture ID on exhibition at 1873 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

SHIPPING IN PoRT-There were in port, on
the ooh instant, at New York, 702 vessels Bos-
on, 2O3i Baltimore. 1903; and on the 18th instant
at New Orleans, 1885, Mobile, 81 Savannah, 80
and Chsrlestop 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

III NOTWITHSTANDING the fact of TyIrp a.
Co.'s having taken IS 900 portraits since thew frat
opened at 1873 Main street they still Continue to tax
LON 400 to CO. dsilythere is no end to the demand
One family last week had 1855 portraits of its mem
bers taken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

wHAvE YOU TRIED 1T? If you have rot, 90
at once to w. PErERsoNs COR 18TH lad MAIN sTs
and get glass Of delicious icy cold SODA WATER,
drawn from a and curious syrup apparatus His
syrups made from the nest fresh fruit and their
flavor is perfect. He sells it ct the Cd price of el
cents slats je 22--.ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

BRIDGE BChsT-Tbe bridge over the James
River and Kanawha Canal, at New Canton, Buck.
ingham co, Va, WIGS destroyed by fire few
nights since. il was insured for $4,000,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

~To ARTISTS just reoeivedlsn nd for sale, 4 bales
OF Gun Cotton; ID bottles of Crocus BromIne. and d
superior lot of Onion Cases, suitable for Melzo.
gr .phs. Apply to ryLsR Co
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Post Office Affairs I.

WASHINGTON. June 22-Ths following Post
Ofices are established in Virginia burners
Sp-ipgs, Shenandoah count; ChapmAn's springs,
Giles county; Aliens, Richmond county; Kidwell,
TYLER county; New Geneva, Jackson county;
Shelton Spriog, Meckenburg county; Talbots
Vile, Chesterfield county; Van Camp, Wetzsl
county. In North Carolina-High Top, Jackson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

SUlciDE.-Cbares Negelin. once citizen OF
wealth and respectabiliiy 10 New Orleans, con-
mit'ea suicide last week, while drunk, by taking
arsenic He had been married but few montbs
to young and handsome wife
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~ furniture for Sale mt Auc,fon a
tsntion 10 asked 10 my tale of Mrs William 1,It;,
Furniture this morning, c7mmsuc.g at 10 o,cIo..
at her residence on Franklin, between JeG.rson a.
Madison streets THOMAS w KEEsEE
Ia 2S-it
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" Card Special attention IL chilled
to the sale OF Carpets, Mating Desss, &c, on ss
c. not OF the State of Virginia, At nay store at 10
o. elosk this morning
jsZ ALTX MOTT Au.t.
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~Caskie d Johnson, Attorneys at Inv
JOHN 8. CAsKIE and MARMADUYg JOHNSON h,va
s'sosfstsa in the prsccs Of Law and will .ts,S
the Court OF Appeals all the courts Of the civ 81
Riehmond, and the counties Of Henrico and Chester
field js q 2y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

~ Temperance MeetIng An Addre..
upon the subject Of Temperspee will be dsliys,.s
THIS (Tussday) EVENIEG, at "a o,cIosk in IT,
| Centenary Church by VIM. w. GRExxE 7bs pub
lio are respectfully invited to attend. ie3.I,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

IA. 4th IN for its Ctiebra-
ZION al sVaskinRton College and the Military
Tnstitate-Speeckss- Cadets Bau-Ug'y
IiIh-- E{nffI
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A MPTHILL fsIILLs sUPERFINF.
"A 80 bbls of this superior Fiour. for sale by
je22 BRIOGFORD 4 az,
On the Doak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

~ PORTRAITS BY the Pot Bromine, for so cts
warranted to last for ages. TYLER l. Co, 1879 Main
sTe-t.
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Ey Te.ngranh

BALTIMORE, June q Flour dull. Howard stree t
g.. R4d " heat 8 SO 0i.75. White & 75Oi 8z0
e5 for choice Corn lower ell kinds quo ed at $685.
New YORK June p F,ou- firm Wheat buoy
an Corn. buoyant hixsd 1884 Stocks dull
and lower. Va. SIS G93 60.
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PAssEMGsRs PR STEAMSHIP "JAMEsTowF
PAaIsH n ..t.r fro.u New York:
Jno straiton, Z. Hogan, d. II Christie. O. Dos
well, r. 8 Patterson, James Talley, jos M. Free
man, Compos, 8. ii. Sterling, d Robinson, FL. Ell
Ne VIM Hersul Mr. Allen. NJ. Aurbach, N. Under.
wood, lady and children, Hy, LudIam, Miss q A
Davenport, @ l.. Tetu, Miss Jane finn. Jno finn,
1ayers c. Preswick and lady, Mrs Levy and sister,
VIM Pos. and friend Mrs Post Miss Pcs: and ser.
want g. w. Dsrracctt, r. Hilbert, Mrs. M Young,
r Hesan and 81 in steerage Also. raee horses Du-
Gallon rpgineer, Sue Washington, Toler, Lucy Phi
lips and spider Legs"
SUNDAY, 8 A. Moi Fenwck Island, exchanE.
ed signal, with steamship Roanoke" Skinner, bound
to New York.
Also. from Nolfolk-Miss E Tyler, Miss p. P.
West J. M. West, ]. w. Cook. 3dsughters and ser
want, Jno Warren, J n. Woodcock, j. FL. Cook,
Judge ally burton. Mrs, M. Addattae g w Camp,
R. h Harvey. Jro 8. Cook Juo +. Wiley, r Hlg-
si7s A J.Addinston, J. Dominic, E. D. Seal, j.
3elhart
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COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 20, 1857.-The Treasu
rer of the State has announced that the July inter
eat on the State debt of Ohio will be paid
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz. and
passengers Ludism l. Walton.
steamer Bslvidere, Keen, Baltimore, mdz, Lud'
lam l. " stsou.
Sshr. Alfred Rae, Crsetmore, Grsy's Greek, luDl.
Dor, WhtIock l. Son, A farker
sohr Thos Conner, Cheathsm, James River, lum'
Der, r. A. Parker.
sshr. Jonss Spurks, Rogers. New York, hay, Marx
Dowsey. 49,,
schr Oashawsy, CLARK, Charleston, lumber, Whit
lock Son
schr. Mary, MoEwsn, Halifax, N. D., fab, Womble
L Claiborne.
schr. MANSON, Crsnmsr, Phadelphis coal, A. B.
Lse.
sshr. A. r. Wetmore, Bogsrt. Now York, ice, ID.
King Co.
MEMORANDUM.
Schr. Ga!leso, Smith, from New York, at City
Point
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" LA'sssT DEroT Of art In the stste, 20 artists
employed Main street.
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spAIVIhIORE COMMERCIAL COL.
Id LEGE,
FOUNDED l852-CHARTERED 1854
Located corner of Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, ND.


BALTIMORE, ND.
This Institution is now in the most prosperous and
hourtshina condition Twice during the last two
years has it been necessary to obtain larger apart
IN snts for the accommodation of the increasing
bsr Of Students representing nearly every state in
the Union.
The advantages and facilities hare offered to young
men desi to qualify themselves properly for the
Thorough Practical Business Edudation generally,
surpassed In particular, by any similar
ta5lishme n. in the United g. atef.
FACULTY:
Elk LOSER, Principal,
Lecturer the Science Of Accounts, Commerce, Blu
sness Customs &c.
J.. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of Book Keep
ing and Commercial Calculations.
II. H. DAVIES,
Associate Professor OF Book Ke eping
N. c. JOHNSON,
| Professor OF Business and oman entail Penmsnship
s. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. L. YEATES REESE, ID,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansant,
Hon Thos Swami, VIM. II Keighler, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM. Knabe, ESQ
~ large and beautifully Ornamental Circular.
containing upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET. represent.
Ing the exterior and interior view of the College, va
by mail free Of charge, accompanied with Catalogue
giving full PARTICULARS. Address.
4. K LOsIER
je 70 d&ci I'm Baltimore Nd.
4 Il Al n BAGs.-The Manchester Cot.
~ ton and Wool Manufacturing Comp my have now
on hand and are prepared to furnish short notice,
any quantity of
GRAIN BAGS,
made In the best manner and of superior material,
manufactured expressly for the market, which will
BIS sold unon reasonable teTms. Orders from Rail-
road Companies. Commission Merchants and othars
Will meet with prompt attention. by application to
VIM. Il. POWERS
10 40 '-aw4w Agent.
UM X So.
IL 5000 It. Clear INCH PLANK full tbichness
70 roo IT, long SKA SCANTLlNG
10000 fl Narrow Inch FLOOhING
70 900 It. Heart, II inch do
10 600 II II Heart STEP PLANK
Landing In the Dock, and for sale ut low priess and
on accommodating terms by
ThUMAN A. PARKER.
Wbolesae and Retail Lumber Msrcbent
je 23-6tS Corner of Cary and 10 h stree,s
lOARDIN G...Pers0ns desiring DIea.
ID SAINT location, win fad most DE- s,rable chan.
bsrs at Mrs HOUPERS, on Church Hill GRACE It,
few doors above 25th A few Day Boardsrs ssn
also be accommodated.
js 2S-l2t' e. G. COOPER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

Heather aceadiarism Police Matters-7Hc Late
MystTY &c.
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IT Of Richmond June % -Hish Waier 81 o'clock
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ITO HOTEL X EEP Frs, HEADS OF
L FAMILIES AND ALL OTHERS FOND OF
THE LUxURIEs OF LIFE -sEMPLE's Infslli-
BILE Baking Powders the greatest preparation Known
for making sweet, light and wholesome BIesd Pod
dings and Pastry of all kinds. One tia will insure
the use of them In any family forever Ii saving
OF tire saving Of trouble snd a saving of money
thr iud nsable savings to be fulfilled in these
motern times ri reform. For sale, wholesale and
retail. by JNO. w. GARLICK, Proprietor
IL % Market Place Franklin street.
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TRsMENDOUs BARGAINS AT THE

i New York MantiIs and Shawl Store:
80 bleck Silk Mantle given away for......Sl .25
lGO do Lace do worth 81 at.......... 50
100 do do do do st.......... so
$50 do Morie Antique Msutes worth 81 at 40
100 DO do do do do 8st 5 %
The above goods are less than half the usual price
Beautiful Travelling Wrsppinss in Linen and eilk,
asd all Linen from 82.5 up.
The New York MsntilIa and Shawl Store, 1917
Main street J. RILEY.
ia %
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ROAtDInG Persons desiring a plea
ID SAINT location, will ad tw desirable chan
brrs at Mrs HOOPERS, on Church Hill Grace A.,
few doors above 25th A few Day Bosrdsrs ssn
also be accommodated.
js 23-l2lt E. G. COOPER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

A NTHRkClrE GUAL.-I will receive
"A orders for the best Red and White Ash Anthra.
cite Co,l t2240 lbs. per ton, to be delivered any
time before the lot Of Dece mber next, commits.
sion Of 10 per cent on Philadelphia prices and
rent charges Persons wishing immediate supply
can be accommodate from NY present stock in ard
which will be sold low fer CASH.
am furnished with "Farbank's Platform Scales
which enables me TO weigh every load.
SAM'L T. HAYES,
je l2--dIm 18th street South side OF Dock
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The Crops.

The Crops.
We have kept cur readers advised u w'h -
could q the condition OF the crops We nv
riven the stories of both slider; ana VIC oooo' wv
.,.rs.r.,;on from both 1t is hard to form an az
.,. e,,r, ,,..o reports which are At the bes
vssua and based on very partial ooserVA.on'-
Vat wa NAV conclude this much, thas tnere req
-. that the crops this year viii bt
-, ,.,,er than they were the last Inns w
with regard TO wheat, certainly Inc
49,. .ror,ise. we'll thus far; but July must tell III
story sell. IS tho 10 al
and refusing TO buy for future delivery
~. ohserxe that some purchases OF new whea
,r JuIv delivery have been made IN Fredericks
a, &, 30 per bushel. We look fora higher
a ,,rs than that at the opening Of the market fol-
new wheat
The editor of the New York Express, just re
turned from a long journey, writes IS Ioi'o"'
about the crops:
THE CROPS FOR 1857
A urney cf soms three thousand miles ~t'
the three weeks past, in New York mss'aShuse.,
Connecticut Rhode Jssrd New ieI,e, eS
v.ns .el.ware Maryland Virgins V s' =. 81
Illinois Missouri and Iowa ,sti .s,n,sncs
enabis 90 us 10 give our readers the $50; -.
that that the crops of the present ear "
present romise will be un'uTpssssa. Ine nsy oop
is already secure and tnere b,cs many portions Of
The conn,yv Rave stosd in more need during some
months past. ,,.5 Corn hsra bsen
.oxsd in re Great West and II some, ana even
mnch Of the winter wheat has been tiisd the dth
ei.ncv bs, been many times n de no IN the aoun'
dance Of extra land planted. The season has been
evsrywhsre very backward cne and even more
h,ctwsrd 10 the far Yves. thsa in the Ess. In the
We..srn pert of Massachusetts and New YORK, con
siderfns the differences Of latitude, tbs crops are
more s1vanced than in most any other portion Oh
Of the country 10 Ohio. lndiaua and lllinols, the
fields look as II there scud be - failure or tamlne
neither want nor suffering. The scarcity OF the pre-
sent. srispg from the two causes Ct speculation sno
EN- grafton West, and which has ms ds city me OF
Louis q rlaos to export from even westward, 10 az
evvns sntirely novel in its kcd and wh ch can hard
ly occur again The Thousands " no have gone " 81,
fem New England. the middle States aud the scu !
have had 10 be supplied from sources entirety new
and produce therefore is about de ar at
Chicago and st Louis al Boston or New IerA
The year of 1857 promises are hsppy to say 10 DC
ayesr of abu I'd .nce. Farmers will comma" q eooe
and high prices but not ths e1orbi'ant rate.
the present lime No estsr bless M an oefal 'ht
nstion h,n good crops and we ought all to pray de
voutly for such a cousumm.tloE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

+ A RETIRED PHYsICIAN. whose
I "A sands Of life have nearly run out, discovered
fwhile in the East Indies a csrtain cure for Con
4 sumption Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Gods and
1 General Debility The remedy was discovered by
1 him when his ny child daushter was given up
] to die. He had heard much of the wonderful re-
storatve and healing qua tiles of preparations made
from the East India Hemp and the thought occurred
TO him that he might IN Ike remedy for bis child -
He studied hard and succeeded in eizng bis wishes
His child was cured, and 10 now slive and well He
has since administered ths wonderful remedy to
thous4 nds of sufferers In oil parts of the world and
he has never failed in making them completely hesl-
thy and happy. Wishing to do much good a. pos
sbie, he will send to such OF hi, afflicted feowbe.
inss request it, this recipe with full and explicit
directions for making 1t up successfully using it,
He requires esch applicant to incoss him one shii.
ipg-three cents to be returned postage on the re-.
cipe and the remsinder to be applied to the pay.
ment Of this advertisement Address
DR.. Il. JAMES, No 10 Grand st., I
jersey City, N. J.
N H.-DR II. JAMES has neither office nor /
agent in New York some have pretened and sd. i
vsrtised. The recipe Is sent from NO PLACE but
No. 10 Grand street Jersey City NJ
je 3 dS cif3m
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"a FOX RENT- rUss ssISN GIVEN
t. IMMEDIATELY That very desirable dwell
ing house, ON franklin and LIST streets, immedi
ately opposite ii. l.. Kent Esq.
For terms, &c, apply to
il 27-3tauts JAMES THOMAS In
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SWEDE,s IRUN.-.4O Tons ~wede's Iron
~ receiving, compriaing an assortment of squarss
from to IA inches Flats from "a to inches. to
l. for sale low.
ALSO,
in store, 100 tons Iron OF Country English Refined,
English and Tredegsr, embracing an assortment of
every sizs Of Flats Round Squares, horsssh Iron
Band, Sheet and Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
ALSO,
AMERICAN, English, Blistered and Cast Steel.
For sale low.
ia EDWIN WORKMAN IN
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nHYsIElANe, PRESCRIPTIONS 81
l. am at all times prepared to compound Phyn
clans Prescriptions from hemicas and medicines Of
the most reliable kind; and Families or Physician
sntlu, ipg their receipts to may rest assured OF
having them compounded in the most scientific mar
ner and from preparations Of the finest aud most
reliable kind JNO. w. POLLARD.
lass Drussist II h s-raAtsr
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XTANTED--.A White Girl to Cook. Wa.b
W and Iron for am all family Appls corner
OF Main and Soth streets Church Hill. js29-nt
WANTED "A partner with n cash can't
w tai OF 81 GEO to ergise in nan1fsctu-inE hui.
mass which Is we sstab ishsd and will prove pro.
htable invettment For il formation apply to
EDGAR MACON, Com. Merchant
ia 23-5tt MatrnnnItan I'm
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Lost.

i Os T. estorday afternoon between
IL TIusman ratksr's lumber yacd, near the Bs-
ain, and the Dispatch office, wallet containing the
July Cnupors of the following bonds viz. of the
state of Virginia two coupons Of s Is each, Nos 1872
and 400 payable in New York or the Bond. f the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad twelve sUupons Of
Is 80 each payable in New York. viz: Nos AL 422
425, 424, AS 46l, 462 1853 1854 ga 63S 646 OF the
Bonds of the Vrsna Central Railroad Of VirsiDis,
ona coupon Of $50, payable in New York, viz: No.
49, nineteen coupons Of GS0 each. payable in Rich
mond viz Nos 344 S45 345 AGA 1877 408 1912 49S 495
500, sol. 509, 594, 934, 93I, $50 9o7 938 9S9 The
finder will be suitably rewarded II he will leave the
coupons with LEWIS WEBB
Richmond June II, 1857. IL II
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CARuINES. sAKDiNks!!-5 ca ses su-
- psrior Sardinss In halt boxe'. for sale low
ia 93It JAMES F. WEST.
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WANTS,

WANrED."A Gentleman swbo has nm
w extensive ec3usintsncs In thu couatry Ana
can Il husnce a considerable amount of trade wi,hs.
to procu . situation a. Boo, sper, or ss,i.tant
in some Mercantile House n this city-a Whols,,l,
or omnisson Hour preferred. He has had thrss
years experience as Clerk and c,n prosuo, testimo.
MAS OF qualification, SC, FRI ,he following gentle.
men: Mtssr A + ID. Clifford Coarlas CampbeIl
Thomas w Broekenbroush, B. m.;Iore.. Lewis b
Hsrvie, J B. Stovsll, and nber Of country mar.
chants in different portions OF Virginia. Apply At
this ofise, till lss of septembsr. or address g. w
j., through this Pest Office, till that time
is 50 -5:s
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10 23-Is JAMES F. WEST.
GOOD NpWs! GUOD NEWS!.- just
VI TO hand 1000 more OF those Black Elastic Belts
at l24 cts a pieces Five Hundred Brass Hoops at IS
cts set; Figured Brilants at l2t cts Grass Skirts
of the best quality; Hoop Skirts of every descriptions
Lawn ana beraye Robes at great sacrice Parasols
for cts Hoop Skirts for small children; Collars for
small boys Linen Hdkfs. at Is cts a dcz.; Colored
Rordered Hdkfs at ~ cts; Bonnet Ribbon at l23
cts Lawns at II! Fans at 81 cts. piece; Hdkfs
for Children at St cts piece, at
JACOB A. LEWIS,
ia93 Is Main street,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-12-04

TuE LorTY STRUCTURES or ruE
WORLD The following are the heights
Of the principal monuments, domes, etc,
in the world ST. Antoine column at
Rome, l3j feet principal toTser Of the
Smithsonian Institute, Washington, l45;
Trnjan's column at Rome, l45 Napole-
on's column at Paris, $50 / Washington's
column at Baltimore, l80; The great
obolisk at Thebes, 200; Bunker Hill
monument. at Boston. 220 column Of
Delhi. 2G2 Trinity Church steeple, at
New York. 264 the contemplated new
dome Of the Capitol, 800 dome Of ST.
Paul's Cathedral, London, 320 tower
Of Alanlns, $50 tower Of the Caihe-
draI Of s,rasJarg, 4G0; dome Of St.
Peters Cathedral, Rome, 46j great
Pyramid Of Egypt, $50; National Wash
ingion Monument, Jl7 l-2.