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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22
Freshets throughout the state Of n Y
OhatructiOn 10 Railroad TrnveI.

ELMIRA, June 1913, P. The storm Of the
last two days has been unusually severe: The
streams are very much swollen, and the houses
on the banks are very much injured. freight
train WAS literally blown off the track between
this place and Corning yesterday. by gust Of
wind and rain. No person was injured The
travel by the Erie Railroad is obstructed by the
washing away of the banks. The weather Is
now clear, and the streams are!subsidtng. The
Railroad will be in order by tomorrow.
CORNING, Y. June 10, 1a57.-hore rain fell
here last night and the trains on the Erie
Railroad are still detained west OF this point by
the food. The passengers are taken West by the
Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad via
Rochester.
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kwHAvE YOU TRIED 1T? II you have not, 10
q. once to w. PETEksoNs, COR 18th a nd MAIN SITS,
and get glass Of delicious, icy cod SODA WATER
drawn from a now and curious syrup apparatus. bis
syrups are made from the nest fresh fruit and their
aavori, perfsct He sells it at the cd price Of G.!
csnts a glass je 22.-.ts
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ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,

81 June q, 1857 )
Id Tho Company will assemble THIS EVENING,
u at Lafayette Hall, at 81 O'Clock, for regular
DRILL -.
Members are required to appear with their parade
muskets and Belts.
A. business of importance (relatve to the ceebra.
ton of the 4th of july will be transacted, every
member is required to be present.
BY order OF the Captain.
~ 1T JNO. MCDONALD, o. 9.
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Cold Weather In Newfoundland

ST. JOHNS, June 10 The weather here con.
tinues unusually Geld for the season. and vegeta
ton is two or three weeks later than for som,
years past Thermometer this afternoon So deg
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Trial of Asric uItural Implemen ts

LOUISVILLE, June 19.-The trial of Agriculture
Implements for prizes Of the National Agricultu
raj Society. will take place in Syracuse, New
York, on July 18th next
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- STOLEN THUNDER.-Oneo of the greatest proof

- STOLEN THUNDER.-One Of the greatest proofs
of the skill of the inimiteble Artists TYLER Co.
IL, that parties ali the country trying to m
tate their style of advertising and doing business in
general. Some of them have even gone SO far 81 to
uss the Dame of TYLER Co., to insure them sue
cess The imtators, like all other bogus arrange.
ment. sgnay fail IN their attempts, for though they
have the cunning to initiate pretty well, yet they fail
In making good work, which is the sum and substance
of everything. For good portraits at so cents go
only to TYLER & Co.'s, 1879 Main at
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~ Cancers and Tumors Cured witt

n Cancers and Tum0rs Cured without
CUTTING.-DR. NJ KAHN, late Of Philadelphia, re
spectfully offers his services to the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure of Cancers, Tuners
Moulds Blctches and all diseases of the skin. He
cen also cure Secret Disease
He can be found at his Office at the Clifton Hous
from 10 A. n. TOT PM.
Recommendations can DO seen on application.
nv I9--.d2ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

~ PORTRAITS SO cents by TYLER Co, the in.
vsntors of the cheap plan Oh picture making and the
only artists who take three pictures at sitting
fsLER Co will convince all who visit them, that
they can take from 400 800 portraits daily Great
Depot 1879 Main street.
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Departure of the America.

HALIFAX, June 19.-The r. M. Steamship Anne
RIGA arrived here from Boston 1t midnight. apC
sailed again for Liverpoolat one o'clock this morn
ing.
The weather is cloudy and calm.
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Consular Appoiutmert,

NEW YORK. June 20.-The Albion of to-day
states that Mr. Francis Lousada. is appointed the
British consul at New York. He was formerly
the consul at Riga Russia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

THE U. S. STEAMSHIP NIAGARA will take out
one.hslf of the submarine cable. 1t was at first
stated to be impossible for her to perform the du
.y; but the British government have offered every
facility that their dockyards could furnish to ena'
BILE the necessary alterations to be made, rather
than that America should be shut out from partici-
nation in the feat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

THE CATTLE MURRAIN in the northern part of
Europe is subsiding, The results of scientific in
vestlgations regarding the origin and symptoms OF
the disease seem to have removed the apprehen'
sions of It's possible Introduction into England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

- CoRNs-How TO BIZ RELIEvED.-Those who
suffer from Corns, which especially painful at
this season of the year. may be entirely and prompt
ly relieved by calling to their aid the surgery Of DR.
sHULTz We have seen so much humbuesery among
the Corn practitioner, that We were led to doubt
them generally; but exception can be made at
least in Dr. g. who really understands his art, and
who operates with safety, and without PAIN giving
relief in a few minutes. Having felt the comfort.
OF his practice, We warmly commend him to others,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

Montgomery white'sulphur sprisss.
We learn that the improvements which have
been steadily progressing for the last two years
are now most extensive The assiduous labors
of the company have been crowned with aston.
shing success for the brief period of their opera
tions. One Improvement especially gratifying, Ia
the number of shade trees which have been es-
sablshed about the lawns and cottages. There
was great scarcity Of shade when the Springs
fret opened; but by the great exertions Of the
company. trees have been transplanted, and q
grateful foliage now waves where the sun former
ly sent down his rays without obstruction.
The fare At this watering place has been admira
BILE thus far, and the company are determined to
keep mp Its reputation In this respect. Mr.. CHAs
g. THOMPSON Of this city, has been employed o.
caterer for this season, and that 10 guarantee thai
the table will be superbly supplied.
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Departure of Steamers.

NEW YORK June 20 The Atlantic sailed for
Liverpool at noon to-day, with $50 passengers and
nearly 81, $50, 900 in specie.
The Vanderbilt also sailed for Havre with near
ly 200 passengers and $3.50 900 in specie Among
the passengers of the latter were Mrs Col. Ere
mont and children.
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The Advance Wages to seame.

BOSTON, June 20 Tho Committee Of merchants
and ship owners appointed at a recent meeting to
consider the subject reported in favor Of abolish
| ng advance wages to seamen the rue to be mode
ifiedy carried into effect July l, and fully on
the LIST of January ensuing.
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Nominations Accepted.

BOSTON, June 20-N P Banks has written a
long letter, accepting the Republican nomination
as Governor of Massachusetts,
Elephalet Trask has also accepted the nomina.
ton as Lieutenant. Goyernor.
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a. DON'T TURN ME- AROUND.:-DeD

~ DON'T TUkN ME AROUND..-DoD't
make me left handed, wish to be taken ~ am; not
reversed. with my rings upon my night hand and my
watch chair on The wrong sde like to have things
Al nature formed them; everything neat and trim,
and In its proper plscs To accomplish this In your
ANBROTYPES They represent a. nature
formed you unless you wish little fsttsry, which
can be rut on a. thick mus ard.
POWERS, IMPERIAL AMBROTYPEsa are made
for 50 CENTS 81, 81, up to $40; 81 family gtou.s
taken last week, avsrsRine S25 each
POWERS hes q light 80 arranged IS to tsks 100
persons at sitting, making each one a. perfect as
life Itself
ISL Main street. Eagle Square, 50 cent Anbrotypes
only at POWERS Gallery ie 22-ItA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

DANGEROUSLY IU.-Commodore Ap. Catesby
Jones is lying dangerously Ill, of affection of the
heart at his residence in Fairfax county, Va, ten
miles from Washington. His recovery is consid-
cred almost hopeless
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~ white Teeth, Perfumed Breath an,

q White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and
BEAUTIFUL Contradiction be acquired by using
the BAN of a Thousand FoWers" What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse Of 8 disa.
sressble breath, when by using the BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as a dentifrice, would not on.
y render it sweet, but leave the teeth white ala
bsster2 Many persons do not know their breath 10
bad and the subject is so delicate their friends vii
never mention it. Beware of counterfets Be sure
each bottle 10 signed FETRIDGE Co.,
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, Agents
NH ll-eod6m for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

IMPORTATION OF LIaUoRs.--We invite attsn-
son 70 the advertisement Of Messrs. BuRRUss &
nIo''ot Norfolk, to be found In this morning
.1 They are extensively engaged In the
.Spaaon Of liquors Of high quality, and enjoy
ne confidence Of The trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

~ SINGLE APPLICATION to the finger nails, of
FoNTAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is worth the
price of the article 1t impsrts to them Iustre,
brilliancy and beauty, desirable by every we'll bred
person. Sold by all druggists. js:2.-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22
The Mission to KussfD

AUGUSTA, Ga, June H.-Col. Pickens has
most positively declined the mission to Russia -
He will probably be returned to the Senate, vice
Mr. Butler deceased.
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iklED,


On Friday night, the 18th inst, Mrs MARY c,
BROOK, wife of Jno. Z. Brook in the AID year I
her
Baltimore and Philsdelphia papers please COW
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IL days, Ia hoprs &l25

The average time required now to make the pas
ssge by the Isthmus of Panama 10 about twenty Ave
days, ct expense Of two hundred dollars. This
road. when completed to I'll raso only, will reduce
the time to II days and II hours and the average
pepse to $l25.
These facts are of interest to Virginia, in cons
nection with her own system of improvements,
which, pushed to their completion, will unite her
with the whole network of Western and South
western railroads and thus with the great Southern
Pasific Railroad. That that great work will be
constructed 1t Is impossible to doubt and Virginia,
moving slowly and cautiously as she does In the
Prosecution of her improvements, should at all
events be able to complete them all by the time
that California Is linked by iron bonds to the
Atlantic coast In that event, 1t will be impos
sib'e TO over estimate the oriental wealth
which will be poured upon our shores The direct
Toute to the Atlantic which Virginia presents, her
central geographical position, and the posse ssion
OF the best and most eligible harbor on the Atlsn>
tic coast will secure for her large proportion OF
The enormous trade, opened up by a railroad on
any practicable route TO the Pacific
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

~NOTI @ X ...The regular mesthIy
msetips Of the SANDING Committee Of the Your Q
Mems Christian Association, will be held THIS
EVENIH9 at 81 O'Clock. All the members
specially and earnestly requested to attepd a. bu.
sinsss Of importance will be brought before them.
By request of the Chairman. je 2-1ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

- Valuable Real Estate mt Auction This
DsyThe particular attention Of the public 10 called
70 The sale Of vsusble Real Estate ct the Of
Cary and 18th streets, to take place THIS AFTER
NOON, ct 5o'eiock. See auction head ~
Ia FIT 0OpDIN APPER0ON, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22
Election of a Mayor at proyider

E1ect1On OF Mayor ut "rOvfdence. X. L.
PROVIDENCE, June 10 The fifth trial to cleo:
Mayor has resulted in the choice of VIM. M. Rod.
man, the American candidate, by 9e3 majority
over all Every ward gives him mai ority.
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~UARIEa RICHARDSON'S
u NEW CIGAR AND fOBACCO STORE,


Just received, few boxes Of "John Fl. Gentry'a'
celebrated "CONSOLER OF MAN" Chewing 70.
bacco made from the crop Of 1855, and 10 free from
licorce or other artificial favsr.
Also, several other brands Richmond and Lynch
bure fine Che wing Tobacco.
CIGARS AT ALL PRICES
Corner above the New Custom House,
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TUE DAILY DISPATCH
s.S.y MORNING, June ~, 1887.

Dispatch for the spripas'
persons going to the SPRING. can nav. ~.
r.rru sent to them for any length OF TINS '"''
dNairA.
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N HID. Gas. GUARD OF the METROPOLIS
II Juae 22d, 1857.
hi ATTEND drill and meeting for business OF
W imp ortsnce, on THIS (MONDAY) EVENING,
RC PRICE, o. g.
NJ B-The presence Of every member Is earnestly
requested at this drill and meeting.
ia pit N " =, ". o
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l. Acres Of good LAND, level and In 10 d orde
suitable for a marketing garden. Tho said land ID
"a miles below Richmond, on the Charles City road,
and mile below Hough's Tavern The land has on
Il now good growth Of cora aud vegetables. good
dwelling house and all necessary out houses. and
well OF good water. Apply to the .ubscIbsr:
je23-3ts d. JENkENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TREATY.-The Lon-
don Post, organ of Lord Palmerston, has rather
significant article on Central American affairs, In
which It doubts whether the Clayton Bulwer
Convention can be reckoned among the existing
things any more than the recently repudiated Dial
las-Clarendon treaty" On more than one occa.
sion the articles in the Post have the
policy of the British government with reference
Central American affairs, and this one, in particu.
lar, merits attention. The extension of slavery
is oneof the causes of rejection intimate by the
Post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

MExiCo.-santa Annals manifesto, inviting an
everturn Of the Comonfort government, appears to
have found dupes enough to initiate the rash under
taking. They all captured at the seat of gov.
eminent, and now In prison. Comonfort 10 col
lectlng force Of sixteen thousand in the neigh
borhood of Vera Cruz, ostensby to be prepared for
the spsnisrds, who have been threatening the coun
try and probably in expectation that Santa Anna will
be used by spsiH bring the present Executive to
terms That old political gambler is ready to be used
in .ny way against the oouatry, 20 that he re
gain power The existing government appears to be
vigorous and intelligent one, and to have the conn.,
dsnoe of the people. Havana correspondence of the
9Th in the New Orleans papers, is copfrmstory OF
the intention of Spain to invade Mexico Orders
have been given prepare three months rations for
ten thousand msn. The Navy Yard and Arsenal are
busily occupied in packing material, and volunteers
are enrolling
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Governor on n visit to England.

QUEBEC, June 20-The Governor General G
Canada aud suite left for England this morning b
the steamship North America
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

TJno. Mcdonnell, Dentist, Main street,
opposite Cornthian Hall. between 9Th and 10Th SITS
two doors above his old Office. my lift
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MARINE JNTKLLlGsNUK.


Pes at Richmond June 2O-HtSA Wss~ o'clock.
-~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocshontas Travis, Baltimore, mdss, Lad.
lam 4 Watson
sshr. Emma Jane, Phillips. Baltimore. susno,
gchaer, Kohlsr Co.
Sshr. Baltimore, Phillips. Baltimore, corn, MoGru-
der's Son.
schr. Hope, Hoffman, Baltimore, suano sehasr'
Kohler Go
Sohr zacE ssbsl, sabsl. Cedar Point, gravel, John
Viles. a..et 5-
Rark MARY Elizabeth Capt. c. A. Nichols, TOR
yeniae with 500 hhds. Tobacco. by Ed. VIM. deVoss
| l. Co. -
Steamer Pooshontas. Travis, Baltimore. mdse-
BIa Purchase, str1eklins. Yarmouth, N. D., in bal
last n n,
Currie.
New Yoak, June l9.-Clesred, ship Erie, Rouse,
CITY Point and sshr. Lynehburg, Harris Richmond
2oth-.Auiyed sohrs Jamestown. Latourette, Peters
burs Cleared, Schr Richmond. James; ~ HAL,
slower and Haxsll. Winters, Richmond. The schr
2 w Saunders, of North Carolina, previously re-
norted ashore near squan Besoh. was last evening
cot of through the assistance of Messrs Huriburt
Rspnstt She now lies at anchor at the outer bar,
and a steamtug has been sent down to tow herup
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

- FOR SALE AT BARGAIN..The
EHA stosk and Fixtures of Candy and Cigar Store
1ez If wanted, the house to Let The Stock 10 small
and fresh snd for accommodation, may be sold sepe.
rate from the Fixtures. The house has Roor s. and
cheap rent. Enquire at Ca street. between 9th and
18th street. North side i. ~ -.2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

I O9T-- r. J. #. No - -sno 77S5-92-
IL 600-dated May 18th, 1857. Tobacco note a.
above has been lost
je l2-law4w JAS. THOMAS In
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| OSf, sometime between January and
II the present time, between the City Hall and
Grace Street Garden, BOND for a55. given byC
?. Word Bro, for the hire of my son Robert fhs
hinder Will be rewarded by returning the same to
this office CAROLINE COOK
10
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ARMORY K. L. 1 BLUEb,
Iunr % lQH

4 ARMORY K. L. 1 BLUEs,}
II JUNE 90 1887.
6 DRILL-The company will assemble
W for DRILL on MONDAY evening, 22d inst, at
81 O'Clock, promptly, with belts 'caboards and
gloves IN uECn
SPECIAL MEETING After the drill MEET.
ING will be held, for the purpose OF making ar.
rsnsements for celebrating the Fourth OF July, and
it is necessary that erery should be present
:: % o. C. CRUMP. Orderly.
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HEAVY Loss,-Ths loss by the burning of Sam'i
B. Pauls "Old Dominion" flour mills at Peters,
burg is about s43 0O0 on which there is an insur-
ance of S27 900 The following companies are
losers: Valley $500; Petersburg 81 500; Rich
mond Merchants s6 900; Lynchbarg Hose 5000.
Mr. Paul's loss above the insurance is about Sl5.-
600. There were 400 bhs of -four in the mill and
several hundred bushels of wheat.
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I4sDsT.

I OsT..-A NJ asonic BKEA.TPIN sci with
IL Pearl and To- quoise.- The finder viii receive !.
liberal reward BY leaving 1t with
WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER,
Caru
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Js I3-zw UsbUhNE,S 6ALLcnf MAIN o.

VEIIZonB3 inc tFHIu tHVI INC sHfHEI ny
Artists crynE humbus at the same tias gull
ty as follows That they charge 81 for pstures IT,
takes them long to execute picture 1t takes
TYLER l. Co. to make twenty: that the fact of de-
privng q poor woman Of her shawl because she re.
arragued In Police Court in consequence, has become
notorious that their Is shabby, that they do
not give their visitors proper attention and lastly to
show they ars mere pretsnders that the large pic
lures they exhibit in their doorway bought in
stead of being made by themselves
TYLER Co have the finest place in town, at 1888
Main street. and make tbs best Of Portraits for so
Cents. Who are the humbugs! FITS
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ID y T-Yestcrday afternoon, between
IL Truemsn A. Ysrkers lumber yard, near tho b.
sin, and the Dispatch office wallet containing the
July Coupons Of the following bonds viz: of the
State of Virginia two coupons Of Sl5 each Nos l3l
and 400, payable ia New York. or the Bonds of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad twelve soupons OF
s 80 cash. payable ia New York, viz: Nos. AL AZ
423, 424 425 46l, 462 46S 1914 ga 6S5 646. or shs
Bonds of the Virsinia Central Kailrosd of Vrsinia
one coupon of $50, payable in New York, viz No
ZIG; nineteen coupons Of $50 esch payable In Rich.
500, sol, 500, 594, 1884, 9s5, 9s6 ss7, $685. 9Ss The
finder will be suitably rewarded if he will the
coupons with LEWIS WEBB
Richmond. June ~. 1857. sl7
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"Aucfion No'ice..-Trustee's sale OF
fine Liquors at auotiou.-Attention OF dealers and
others IL requestsd to my sale of fine Liquor THIS
MORNING, at O'Clock, at the store OF Mr. b. T. e.
Zimmerman. By order of the trustees
Ia Pit fHOS w. KEESEE, Auet.
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A. HEAD QRS CONTINENTAL GUARD,
II Richmond, June 20, 1857.
hi ORDER No. "a.
LII CONTINENTAL GUARD Assemble
At your Armory ON MONDAY morning next, I'D in
slant, at O'Clock, for PARADE and target exer'
else Each member will provide himself with thre g
rounds Of blank cartridges. Balls and caps will be
furnished ON the ground. Arms and aceoutrenents
in order for inspection. Every member Is expected
to be present
BY order OF the CAPTAIN.
ia 7a u g. D. LETELLIER, O.
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- Union Concert Choir will please
meet on MONDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
nights 22d 23d and 25th, at Trinity Church: and on
FRIDAY night, 26th at First Baptist Church. The
Ladies and Gentlemen who will unite with a. in
L his good work will please meet promptly at oolk
at the places designated
je 22-2t Jos. z. HANLON, Conductor.
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~ Beautiful Pictures ut Osborne's Gal
LERYi-REMEMBER, we take M cheap inferior Pic
lures at this este blishnent Beware of steam sd.
vertisements. Itis all humbug. Those who af-
ford to pay good pioe for superior licensees, will
do we'll to call at OSBORNE5 Beware of pretend
ers In the Art who to take pictures at
any price, in order to get something to do to keep
from starving Our motto is, 1.-The best price for the
best of work"
ia JS-2w OSRORNE,9 GALLERY. Main ut,
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- FOR RENT-.A Dwelling House ON
a 18th street, near NJ. Tyer's residense, contain
hz1 ing room enough for moderate size family.
Apply TO +. D. EACHO,
lie % st Pearl street
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- FOR RENT..-And Immediate posses
All sion given that desirable residence the
X:4 south side OF the Basin formerly occupied by
MI Seymour Vail. 1t contains eight good rooms,
good yard with hydrant, 80. 70 good tenant, the
rent will be moderate.
L. w. GLAZEBROOK,
10 % .Sawts Corner Canal and 10th ste
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- FOR RENT-.A Dwelling bOnse on
S9 Main street, above LIST, containing rooms,
HCsA large garden attached and other conveniences
Apply 30 4. d. EACHO,
lie % st Pesrl street
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1KICHMOND CONIMANDERY No2
~ Sir Knights, assemble at the Depot OF the
Richmond, Fredsricksburg and Potomac Railroad,
on TUESDAY EVENING. the 23d inst: at 8 quarter
before 7o'cock with fall rsgalia in order to leave
for Washington, by the train of that evening.
By order Of the p. Commander,
TB. BIGGER, Captain General.
ny. u,oo,ou pa,o,5ar is 2l-2t