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Gov. WISE was the recipient of numerous at
tentons from the people on lis recent trip to Ac.
comsc. At Hampton he YVES received by the ca q
diets and partook of a collation.. At Portsmouth
his reception, as noticed by telegraph, was
very fattering. The Transcript, speaking of his
speech to the military there, says:
He declared that it WAS his intention and determi.
nation foster and bnlld mp the military Of Virginia;
tlar he desired to 80 900 volunteers within her
bok3ers that il ia desire e,sJ r.iss fund for
their support and that end he had resolved to lend
hi, best ffots. He said the tms had come he fear.
ed " an Virginia and the South in defence of their
ri, hts and power would have to look to an eicier
military; that there were some true hearts upcu
" HON he cnuld with perfect conf ience rely-whS
were the ste ell which they bore and -
turning to the Guards" he s.idI-you are among
that number And then, 10 the st magnificent
manner and style only peculiar to himself remar ke
that thoss who should prove untrue, when the crisis
demanded their service, be would make them true
A salute of 13 guns were fred on his departure
from Portsmouth. AT Norfolk, Wednesday night.
he was serenaded and addressed large concourse
OF persons from the balcony of tba Exchange. -
The assemblage dispersed at II O'Clock, with
cheers.
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-In the Fairfax, Va
Circuit Court, the case of Hoffman 6, Co, Us Pal
mar s Bro, has been decided for the plaintiffs-
The defendants in this case sought to reduce the
plaintiffs demand by an amount they had orward
ed them through the mail. They offered in evil
deuce the letter of the plaintiffs desiring them to
make remittance and of the fact that they had
enclosed in letter, and placed it in the mail d.
rected to the plaintiffs, the amount Of $3.50; also
that it was their custom to remit nouey by nail
there being no banks nearer than Alexandria, 8
distances of % miles. The Judge refused to per
mi. the evidence 10 so bsfore the jury, holding
la accordance with a decision of the Court of Ap
peals that a request to remit did not authorize 8
ending by mail. The defendants, by their coun
re,, excepted TO the opini,n of the Court with
view of taking the case to the District Court.
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RIoTOUs CONDUCT IL WASHINGTON - The
Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore Anne
rican, writing Thursday, says:
This afternoon, about four o clock, three Alex.
xndriaDs and two Washingtonians entered Ger
man tavern, kept by Mr Gerhard, on MARYLAND ave
rue, near tie Capitol, and called for liquor, which
they refused to pay for. An alteration " it'll the
bsrkeeper ensued, when the party made an iuds-
cIiminate attack on the inmates Of the house
Mr. Gehrard was up stairs, and came down with
arevover in his hand which he fired at the assaii-
ants, seriously woundipg one from Aiexaud ria
named Jack Hall Another shot, supposed to be
from the same pistol took efsc, the body of the
barkeeper, kiliiog him almost instantly. The as
sAilsnts made their escape, taking the wounded
man with them.
Mr Gehrard was arrested and held to bail for
iris al
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TRLRaRApHrC NRvfs.
HEPoRrED F0R TIE DISPATCH
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Execution Of Col Crabbe's Party In
Mexico
ARRIVAL OF $4,000. 900 IN SPECIE.


NEW YORK, June u The steamer George
Law, from Aspiawal, arrived here this evening
with the mails from California to the Goth May.
The George Law brings ~ OO0, 900 In specie.
The massacre Of Col Crxbpes Administering
party IN Sonora. Mexico, caused grea, excitement
In California The California papers give details
of the execution which seems to have been asten-
ed by Incidents of uuusunl cruelty. Col Craooe
himself was led out alone, tied, with MS Arms
above bis head to poat, and his body riddied oy
one hundred bullets.
The excitement in California, caused by TINS
massacre intense, and 1t Is feared general psa
of revenge against the Mexicans viii be sd0p'eo'
The mines Of California are yielding wen.
Affairs on the Istbmus of Panama are quiet -,
The new administration of New Granada will
no. accede to the demands of the United STATES
There Ia nothing lew from Nicaragua
1t fs believed that the fleet of the insurgents Id
Peru has surrendered to the government
The U s ships Independence aud st marys
were off Panama. The Wabash YVES Off Aspinr
wall
Intelligence from San Juan Del Norte, states
that over 100 of Walkers men, we're still at tha'
place, destitute and sick.
L. way reported at Panama, that the Chtneha
Islands were to bs placed under the joint protec
torate Of France and England.
The U sloop of war John Adams, was at the
Chinchss.
A Lima letter to ths Panama Star, says;
The Peruvian convention has closed It's secret
session on the question of au Anglo French pro
tectorate. They vote to day, and their vote Ia
expected to be favorable to tho same.
The Panama Star expresses stropg tear tnAt uen
Walker In conformity with threats expressed by
him after bis captulation will return with another
army of fillibusters to the Is:hmus, and egrets
that Gen Mora did not bind him and bis ofhceFs IN
the terms of capituaton not to put their feet az ain
on Central American soft.
Business in San Francisco no: improved Money
market easier.
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THE CANADAs MAILS. The mails by the
Canada are at hasd, but contain nothing of i'm.
portance The London Times, in article OF
the slave treds, advocates tbs gradual abandon
mpnt of the police supervision heretofore exer-
els d by England in this matter
The French Government has increased it's stand
Ing army 900 600 men Neal Dow, author of the
Maine liquor. law, was euthu sias:ically received
on his frat appearance at Exeter Hail. in London,
on the Goth ut.
The Moniteur de Ia Flone publishes accounts from
China of the ID of April, which contain some ils
taresting deta iIs from the seat OF war Yeh, the
yiceroy Of tia Southern provinces of the empire
Ia at present at Soc Tche Ting, large village of
Kouang Tcheou, fifteen miles from Canton He
has fortified himself in good position which al
lows HIM to maintain his communications with Pc
kin an with the other three provinces which with
the Kouang Tcheou, form his viceroy atty, and
which are the Kouang ST. the Kouang Iouug and
The Konei Lin. He is at present at the head of an
army of 80 900 men, which he is increasing every
day by means Of forced levies and extraordinary
taxes,
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EJ IMPORTANT To Gas CoNsUmERs- YOU W an,
to from % to 40 per cent buy "Wheelock's Pa
tent Filter Regulating Gas Burner" and you will
gsta beautiful steady star light fhey will pay f I
themselves in 8 short time They have been adopted
by all the printing oices of this city, and most OF
the dwelling houses Try them, and you will see
that you not deceived They have been tested by
a great many experienced and scientific men, who
have decided that they were the best Burners ever
invented. The Agent will put them up on trial, at
any .ore or dwelling house No charge IL they do
not plsa,e. Leave your orders at ALIEN. MOTIFS
81 Maln street, Richmond Va. is LIT
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gT CITIzEks AND sTxANGsss are donby eau
oasd against the venemous slang which the imitt'
t,r. of TYLEE Co ars trying to circulate.
They have bssn, since TYLER Co. opened, try
ing to sell their worn out concern at a small price
aud finding they cannot do 80 have determined to in
vest their last fsrthng In sbuse The secret of it is
TYLER Co. axis the fines. Of Portraits for SO cts,
aud have q frat class esteblishm ent which the uni
taton on thraadbsre carpets are completely ruined
in thsir 81 tumbug. What they say 10 the result oil
msliss and IS thsy are compelled shortly to leave
town they do not what they utter. Don't be de.
caiyed by them.
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POLITICAL OFFENCES IN FRANCE are meeting
with lighter punishment than was customary in
,hetirnes of the gui losine In Paris the trial Of
forty-fve persons charged with having formed .
secret political society, for the overthrow of the
government, was concluded On the 2Sth ult Six
Of the prisoners were acquitted; The remainder
were found guilty, and, as has been usual lately,
sentenced 10 punishueDts which appear very light
In proportion to the gravity Of the offence charg
ed The sentences vary from six to three and
four. years imprisonment, but the longer terms
were only Inflicted upon a few.
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SAD END Harriet Weightman, tbs wife CT the
Rev Robert Weightman, curate Of Newton Ar
| sh, in Cumberland. England, was found dad on
the morning of the oh Ct May, kneeling on the
door with her head upon the sofa. II appeared
tat the curate was heavy dfiuker, and That th Q
habits within the last two months. They had
both been drunk on the previous evening, and
when the servant went to bed, at 3 O'Clock that
morning, Mr.. WeiShImsn was sitting on the sofa,
and the deceased knetling in the position in which
she was afterwards found.
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DIED,

On WednesdAY, 10Th ins.. about o'clock, A NJ,
EDWARD w, infant sen Of Edward and Prineetts
MsCartby.
Yesterday, at O'Clock, OF scarlet feyer, SARAH
daughter Of Thoms, aad Sarah A. Baker, eyed Z
years and mouths. . ,
Tas friends and relatives Of tho parent invited
to attend the funeral this morning st IL o'clock, at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

Esr THE limitations can talk what they will con
corning TYLER Co, and the public will place nc
faith in what they say. The affair of taking the poci
womsn's shawl and locking the doors on Lady vis
tos when they refuse t, pay for unsatisfactory pic
ture,, places the Imitsto-s beyond a notice Thsil
deeds have made them callou,, hence they do not
care what fslsehoo6s they tell.
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A BENSON, in Braudywiue Hundred, Del was
struck by lightning on Mordsy night and badly
i,iursd. The dishes were all broken, the cupbosrds
and other articles of furniture charred, but fortu
na.ely were not set on fire The lightning passed
out at the end of the house, making hole large
enough tor a man to go through. Fortunately the
family were all In bed ard escaped unharmed -
On Tuesday evening the house of John Cleaver,
near Port Penn. was struck by lightning the fluid
entering the chimney, wheh It passed through the
roof into the dwelling and afterwards into the bed
chamber which Mr. Cieaver occupied. 10 this
room was c double barrel guu, standing opposite
the bed near the wall, when one of the barrels
exploded, the contents passing Immediately over
his head
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Tho recommendation Of Northern newspaper
>, mt ont mobs a. YOU do fires with cold wafer
.~,rI, IA a, excellent thing, provided the moos
.,s o,..,, ~ rse Only Geld water themselves
,h,, o,.o II would only be necessary in the
event of riot, to ring the oelis A'a O''nk ou' NC
FIRE engines Bot as lOrG as moos use gov" ',s
knives. revolvers, and even cannon 1t "0u.a
h,rdlv be fair play to arm the mi i'sry only win
.,,5 ustsr Hitherto there has been degree Of
Isnieucv exercised in this country towards trail
Co.. and rioters which has produceda vast harvest
.Scric,e. Stern and thorough measures in put
t,,r dawn resistance to the laws are as much the
dictate of humanity as Of Justice
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~ TAKE NOTICE, that the Imitators succeeded
yesterday in obtaining SIS for likeness not as good
IS TYLsRs Co charge 80 cents for. This being the
only money thsy have received this weak. Take no.
toe further that tbs said So will be invested in the
Dispatch of this morning in abuse and fslsshoods
concerning TYLER 4 Co. See if we do not guess
ric
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CROPS DLsTRoYlD On Friday, the 9th inst.
Union District, and F&rGeld District, S G, were
visited By terrific hail storm, which destroy ed
the crops in the neigtbohood Of the latter section
Much damage was done in Union, but ia Fairfield,
Toe wheat and other crops were totally DESTROYED;
houses, barns and graineries were lev.lled, and
Trees torn from the earth and scattered in every
direction
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~ President Buchanan Photographed,
life s;z, to be seen at POWERS 1MPERAL IN.
BROrYFE GALLERY also, view OF his lnsusu-
ration, with sundry other beautiful specimens
The InPERrL AMBsoTyPE has taken the inside
tracs aud is going ahead Of any thing in Richmond
Six families from Petenb urs yesterday and sat
f5rIaPERIAL AnBaoTYPEs at 20 HERB.
Remember, Imperial Ambrotypss for FIFTY CENTS.
Isl Min street il ~ ~
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E PORTRAITS BY TYLER Co. for 30 OTIS, OF
the fnest quality who have elegant establishment
and talented Artists to serve you
Caricatures by the Imitstors fer 50 co.. taken on
threadbare carpets and dungeon apartments Which
do you prefer
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MARINE INTELIIGENCE

Port Of RiChmoud June l2-HiSh Hdtcr 81 o'clock
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pccahontss, Traveru, Baltimore, mdz Lud
lam Watson.
schr. Susan, 6ogers. Boston, mdz D & w Currie
SAILED,
schr Nourmahsl, myars, down the river, light
Schr. Cara Bell, Parker, via Pert WsIthail coal
Washington c.
light.
Schr " IN 3svere, Brooks, Old Point, cannon an
sh I
schr Ashland, Mitchell, Baltimore. coal ard iron,
w D. Co quit & Co.
schr Florida, Tall, down the river. light
Sohr IL j. Nsio, Stevens, down the liver,
Fight
.chr -Four Sisters, Scott, Eastern Shore, in ballast
Echr May Armstrong, via Port Waltha coal,
Washington D
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O0UE MAY QUEEN FESTIVAL

| 4 Cantat-, al, anged in two parts by r. L. GAL
LEHEk, for his pupils. will be performed by about
hundred Jcuns Ladies OF ms eissaes Ct hetropo-
'' M,IvNDaY EVENING, June 18th. 1857,
commencing a. O'Clock
M. DUNDsEDALE will preside at the Piano Forte
The ARGUMENT.
The plot represents Fatal da0. Frnn ali parts of
her widely extended domain, thu Isy = ieens hap.
nv subisc ssse nble to scknow -dss allegiance ten
de their congratu atoms, end join in the festivities
OF tbs joyous ccssinn
st,nce haiing the glad morn, ami coon they sssenb
the be uliful grove where the day 80 b. csl bst
ed Nov they are Joined by tbs Flowers, Dew Diops,
pbyrf Forest Nymphs, Natads, Nymphs of TIE
Meadows and FloIas who await the arrival of thar
sove esn. Very soon the Q1een enters herslded by
ring, and attended by her maids OF honor and the
chief taries OF her court sunshine, Spray and
Rsinbow they ii ed by her deli ihted SUBJ
The Queen welcomes them all to hsr bsnqnet; and
now the forest rtnGs with Long live our Queen"
and the cistsnt bills give back ths sentiment, Long
lire Queea.'
PAsr iI-kepressnt s the evening scanes of this
fssal day. At the bidding Of tbs Queen the mem
hecs OF her court advance and s-vsrslIy proclaim
her ess bod sub jects the wisdom. greatness and
love Of sheir Creator, aud acknowledge him az the
source Of all their glory and haT p!Befs The plea
sures of the occasion are suddenly interrupted by
lack Eros. no, stealing among the fl :wers, sends
them trembling with far and shiveiI with cold to
seek the protection of the Queen, who comman-s
the to drive the sprto away with cir hsrps
The fowers being restored and s being again happy,
they unto In the sentiment that they live Tor
tn Inselves but to show forth the praise OF God.
Here the vesp-r bells ca the Zaphyrs 10 their
ming devotions and at the suggestion of the Queen
sill Join the Zsphyrs in their ymn Of praise
SCALE OF PRICES.
Single tick cts so cents; Ticket admitting two IS
,ents Family tickets. admitting three /. Tickets
may be obtain ed of tho scholars. and st the usc
stores and slso at the door, the evening OF the
concert 10 13-2t
EREsH AND SELaCTED
L ORANGES AND LEMONS.
Receiving this morning per steamer
900 boxes ORANGES, No. order
59i do. do. do.
100 DO LEMONS, do.
10 baskets OLIVE OIL, fresh
FOR ssls to arrive
30 caTes sanford MASS LICORlcE
90 do. Cay do. do.
50 do. DeRoss STICK do.
By N. B. DICKINSON,
je ST. No. 8, 18th street.
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Gen. Walker in Hashi 6 81 ONT altferEla
Overland Mail.

WAsHINGrOH. June Il --Gen. Walker, Col
Lockridge, aud Capt. Fayssoux, late OF Nicaragua,
arrived here to-day at Ii O'Clock. and putting
IN at Browns Hotel No public denomination
was made, but many of his friends called upon
Kim =,
The Post Office Department has contracted
with James e Birch, of Sacramento to carry the
mall from San Antonio Texas. to San Diego,
California semi.montbly. for $50 600 per annuUo.
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70" The imita.ors Of TYLER Co. try hand to
keep up their bnsEate but their pockets fail TIL
l 10 only in gre while they csn fnd peis n
willing to give them So for pisture, GnfeIior to
what TYLER L Co. eh.rge only 50 ots. for but when
they do succeed tbs public will always know the fact
By the vengeance thev display In the Dispatch,
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.hssa'er Bosch fpeneer the Ba,s;.r M,ris,..
BIT, Louis s'o VIC feheo mi-ister, are In
M ppadshaw, charged with killing Tboro..
bus Nj Fayetteville N G, was arrested n CnInn
0us' Alss. On the Ia, last. '''ea III ooium :
Duvl. W. long damage to the crops. passed over
~ leo wsst Of ,bsra evening, and extended is
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SPECULATION IN SOUTHWEST MIssOURT.-W,
learn from ths Spriogtiel (Mo) Advertiser, tba
about 90 900 acres of land have been entered q
the land office in Spripg field during the past month
Tia greater portion of this land has been take1
up by spectators in large bodies The large BIO
dies OF arabic prairie lands have generally bee
selected, and they are now pretty we'll entered
nm
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THE TURF.-The exceedingly Indictment state
of The weather yesterday induced the proprietor
to postpone the race until next Tuesday, when,
should the day prove fair remarkably foe sport
may be anticipated between the animals entered
for the one mile and three mile heats. On the
following day there will be four mile race be-
tween Nicholas l Sue Washington and Lucy
Ptilips-without donbt the fastest trio in the conn
try-N Y Herald Thursday
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- beautiful Pictures at OsbOrnes Gal
tu,,s At this est. blishmsut Beware Of steam ed
vsrtisements. Its all humbus Those who can ~
ford to cay good oies for superior hkenes'es. will
ers in ths Art who are COMPEL. ID to take pictures 81
nuy price In order to get som ethng 10 do to kesI
from starving Our motto 10, The best price for the
sl52w OsBoRNE's GALLERY, Main st.
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STAIN AND MEXICo-Wa have news from the
city of Mexico to the lG h ut. The country was
fully aroused upon the question OF The reported
Spanish invasion Extensive preparations were
in progress at Vera Cruz to repel the enemy, ano
t rec of 25,O0O men was 20 be organized to meet
the inyaderg
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HUNG Ca Friday, the 5.h. al Marion c II
S c., Moses Harreson, convicted of the murder
of Rogers, suffered the penalty of death He was
sentenced in March, 1855 but escaped from con-
tinement the day before his execution 7gas to have
taken place and was Tot discovered till last wins
ter when he apsin sentencad.
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eE- TYLER l. Cos Gallery, $50 Main street. Be
sure and find the Iisht place
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"POIsoN. SURE."-A writer in the New York
Journal OF Commerce revives the poison theory in
relation to the National Hotel sickness, by saying
that victim Of the sickness, after one or two re
coverios and as many relapses, was induced to try
the electro chemical baths. After he had left the
baths, the plates showed heavy deposit Of arse.
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INCH PRICES AT Salem, Roanoke Co, Va, COZ
90" commanding sl25. cats so cents, bacon l6
~ CENTS nour 81, aud other things in proportion
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D. E=saza "a DAlLX LIME BETWEEN
60 RICHMOND, OLD POINT
sszAa1eszkeS&~ PORYSM It'll AND NOR
FOLK.-The steamers GLEN COVE and CURTIS
PECK, row in first rate order. will, on and after
MONDAY next, 18th inst commence and continue
dsily line between the above places
The GLEN COVE, Capt o. DAVIS, will leave
tbs wharf at Rockets on MONDAY morning at 81
s'cloos precisely; and the CURTIS PECK, Capt
sAauEu BARNEY, will leave the wharf st Nor.
folk on the same morning, ard at the eau 8 hoo r,
and touch al! the regular landings the river,
going and retu ming.
Passage to Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk Is 90.
pi ~.
Meals cents each. R o HASKINs.
Freishts taken usual. but the freiahts on all
goods intended to be put off at any of the landings
on the liver must be paid when the articles sent
to the Boat. And not responsible for any ar
tic!e after il put the wharf to which it IL d.
rected.
jsIS X. u. HASklNs.
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n.s CILBERT & KENNEDY

TREAT
rrRs, ULCERS, TUMORS'
Ca NC, &C,
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS
OFFICE:
~. zas Bro ,dwny. Corner OF Astor Place
New York.
~ CERTIFICATES FROM
Ex.3ov. r NJ. TUCKER,
Hon. T. BUTLER KING.
Judge ALIEN. WALKER,
Judge F N. HULING.
Gem. NARCISSO LOPEZ,
Capt. ISAIAH SELLERS.
Capt. WILLIAM LEATHERS,
Col. MAUNsEL WHITE,
Capt. T. p. DOWNER,
Capt. H. G CATLETT.
Col. G. SOUTHwORTH,
THOS BOND, M D,
IS BALDWIN, NJ. D,
Us. PEACOCKE, NJ. D,
NJ GABBERT, NJ. D,
WEAVER, NJ D.,
N W. SEAT, NJ. D.,
is CURTIS. D,
Rev. MOSES BROCK,
Rev +. A. OWEN,
Rev. SAMUEL WATSON.
Rev. WILLIAM MCMAHONE,
Rev STEPHEN G. STARKE.
sT PERMISSION TO REFER TO
Ex-Governor JAMEs C. JONES,
Hon. FRED P. STANTON,
Hon. E. o. PERRIN,
BENZ. +. PALMER, of Philadelphia,
Inveutor Of "Palmer's krt,fcial Leg"
FRANCIS GRICE, Naval Contractor,
Navy Yard, Pbilsdelp hia,
Propriet.rs ofthe GERARD HOu &C." Philsd,
Judge D. A. WILSON, of Lynchburg, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Mrs Pecor Renewed. have taken
the ID weIling ovsr the store Of Messrs Parker, MIN
mo 4 Co. on E,sls Block. No. 14s Main street
Thsrs h,vs advantages for continuing my Dres'
Nah,ps Rusin sss more extensively
Thsnh ful f,r this very liberal patronage formsrlJ
reserved, and hoping to merit continuance Of thu
ZANE most rs,psetfully soltet ny customers % 9
fashionabIe style and ct short notice. TO call 1t No
i4s msln s'''' On N's'' Mas C. YECoR
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L S STEAMER NIAGARA The officers OF this
steam frigate are being treated with great atten
ton in England They feted daily, and
it is said have been made honorary members
of all the army, navy, literary dramatic and yacht
,I1hs
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"a, an OLD VOTER DEAD Charles n. Roberts
,sso "a years. died in Buffalo township. Wsshing
xn,. c"aa'y, ia. on the % ult. The dece as.t
Uaited states 1 WI iiee'oeht Vi Tue
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~ gPIsNDID ToBACco SALES MADE BY WILL
LIAMs Il CARRIE GTON. THE 18th JUNE, 1852 -
NJ e Mcora'a orop of Halit.x, Va.

cY- PoRTRAITs 50 cents, by TYLER X CO., OF Is9
Main street, of the finest quality and warranted du.