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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

INoAI ss--COtis ts-0OAL vs. PER TON cUARtN.
y Ted he best qua Nv ard fu w Im Nov = your rne
10 aJ IN your supply, CT West Washington Iiaee.
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Tx URsloN TO THE FISHING BAEKs.-THE STEAM.
~ er r. L. sTEvkNs, Capt q. Anderson, VIII make
excursion 10 The fishing banks Monday, July Is
Franklin street at o'clock Peek alp, rs pier No North
river, at sh O'Clock coiion bsnd viii accompany The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

fyLINTON PLACE HOTEL. BROADWAY CORNER or
~ Eighth street TINS modulus hotel has "
opened the European plsn Single spacous well
lighted and venua ed from 20 cents 81 per dsy suits "
families from 81 % n $40 Mr. SIDNEY KOPMAN
late o. the Smihsona, Houe, would be happy 70 his
friends the above hotel
IA PIERRE HOUSE, SO BROADWAY, ADJOTsiNa
IL the LsfargeTbe plsalant location 10 the city
rant furnished without board moderate prices with
gas and bells In all. BURROUGHS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

OATH HOTEL, SEA SIDE-A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
% reside VIII be for transient and permkneut
bOarders about The l6tb inat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

vTARTOosR vurs-LLL PuRsovs SUFFERING rRou
swollen iegs vsricose veins be relieved By
OF Dr. VALLpraEG spiral elastic voukinRs
70 be obtained only la HntA epposss ~
aihie Horss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

1vHR "IPHI9ENIE" CIRCULAR,
new and beautiful garment
In black and white chec
AtS6.
largo variety will be opened
On Monday. Sumo y
At BULPINS,
No s6l BROADWAY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

LrXCuRsIONS OR PIC MICS WILL BIZ SPLENDID Y
u accommodated At Mott Grove opposite Yonkers with
autful saed grounds well shaded no injury
-sn be done Apply 70 ). JJwooDFINE co.. Psciac
hotel. Nonkers.
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COPARTNERsHTP NOTICES.

ok nnn TO sDcp-A PARTNER OR BUSINESS
1IO.UUU man waited, TO engage in an old and well
abished iron foundry business now rsaang oves smuD
h.t The arount os business has accumulated and inter-
es,es neson a. the establishment with
e,tend The business Apply 70 G. O. THOMPSON, So Nassau
straet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

NvO LET-IN THE ILE0ANT MARBLE BLOCK, rHl
entire upper part Of the building No. 6s7 broadway
prspg three spacious noors measuring 100 feet depth by -
ront they are well Lighted easy Of Access nearly new and M
city, being admirably suited for mcorng book any
extensive business requiring handsome premises Terms
$500 Can be bad q term Of several yoap
required
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TTLsTaR CoMPANy.-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF rUu
late Ulster Company who DESTROYS OF taking
he Elenvie Lead and Copper Company holding All he
property formerly owned BY the Ulster Company can have
An opportunity Of doing until the i5 Jnly by calling
ONCE OF the company Is Broadway No where he
terms Of subscriptions Will be made known Samuel 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

gPECTACLEs AND EYE gLAssEs-n PEA GENT
y cheaper than be had from Inc dca ers adapted on
scientific principles, 10 aid and protect The sieht
n. ID. bLACKWOOD, Working Optlc,an
6As Broadway. corner n Rieeeser sfre-s.
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WtNTED--A BUSINESS Man WITH 81 600 TO sNON,
w established cash business paying Is per cent and
risk. Address 3, Dor 40 Herald Once.
w young msn, having few hundred dollars IN cash W
assist IN feiner husness The money will be secured AMI
hberpl compensation guarantee. For particulars appv h
0IlJsklIE, nc. Besnnsn street, rooms Is and Us,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

Amp RTN FRSHIP -&WN TO tIO,VH.-A WENTLkMAN
having above smoun upwards at nand Ia Of
rei safc profitable investment He would be desired
m sse sn acii-e and responsive part IN manufacturing
bueipcss rticle in deufand r which patent
has lately been granted address ", NJ. ID. o. POsa
onice. n
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OrFICB OF PANAMA RAILROAD 90, NO ~ WALL.
" street New York. July 1851 Dividend notce-Ths
hoard Of Directors Of hn company have this day declared
dividend ~ sr 90 sent out Of the earnings fv
the last sir months payable and aer inst ne
stockholders their legal who snoh ~
The closing Of The books the sth day % June last
AUGUSTUS HOFFMAN Tyeasursx.
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PETERSBURG, June "a

PETERSBURG, June "a
The Gil family were to-day gradually recover
ins from the effects OF the poison log The particu
lars of which were given yesterday The slaves
incarcerated on suspicion, have been taken to
ycur city to be so,d-astep witch has excited the
surprise Of every one familiar with the circum-
stances of the case. Although no direct evidence
might be brought against them, 1t would have
bean at lea at wise to have detained them longer,
In order to have s.fted the matter more thorough
ly.
The wife of Lee, the gay young scape grace
who ran away with Miss Stewart, has been taken
In charge by her former guardian. DR.. Bryant, OF
Prince George She was formerly Miss Lupsey,
an orphan, and ran away with Lee some months
ago, after an acquaintance of one week: Judge
the fast and fascinating qualities OF the hearfess
lady-kiiler.
Rev VIM FL Plat, pastor of the St Pauls Epls-
copai church of this city, was united in marriage
last evening, by Rev G Z Gibson, to the accom-
plished Miss Nellie Meade, daughter OF Jonu Il
Meade Esq, of Cedar Level, Prince George coun
ty 1t Is contemplated, understand, by the Nor
folk Young Mems Christian Association, to invite
tie Reverend gentleman shortly TO deliver before
them his lecture on RICHELIEU. This highly
wrought and fascinating production, you will
perhaps remember occasiored some severe str1c
lures last winter, from the critical pen OF the Rev
DIR Pryor, of the Second Presbyterian church OF
Petersburg
The tobacco business has of late been unusual
ly active. Richmond, however, seems to have
taken the lions share OF the trade booty from the
Souhside sections. AS an evidence of this, and
the increasing popularity of the Richmond market
more of the naked weed has passed through Pc
tersburg for that destination, during the present
| season. than has ever been known before for the
| same length of time.
| Nothing of importance was done in the Mayors
| Court this morning John Womack, a lad in the
| employ of Robt. Pope, paper hanger, received
long and serious lecture from bis honor, on keeping
rowdy company, abusing his employer, and rowing
| il the dark Like the great majority of appren
tees ia this city, Womack has been permitted to
Indulge, unrestraine ed in his inclinatons after
work hours This is freedom, the evil effects OF
| which, may be seen in the bar-rooms and criminal
| calendars Of the day.
| Further than these presents, your humble cor
respondent has not whereof TO reader up to-day
He has Just returned from an extensive tour
through the city In hopes of captivating an inter
esting item but from Dan even 10 Beersheba, al
| is barren,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

~ DR.. SANFoRDs INvIGoRAToR Is formed by
dissolving gums and extracting that part which is
soluble for the active virtues of the medicine. These
Gums remove all morbid or bad matter from the sys
tenn, supplying IN their place healthy flow of bile
INvIGoKATING the stomach, causing food TO digest
we'll purifying the blood giving tone and health to
the whsle machinery, removing the causes of the
disease and effecting radical cure, without any of
the disagreeabe after effects felt by using Caomel
or Mineral Poison 1t gives such quick relief as to
convince the patient of receiving benefit almost as
soon as the medicine 10 taken. We do not know OF
a single instance where 1t has been taken without
benefit, and in nearly oil q complete cure is eff
fected by its 1t has acquired its wide POPULAR
ty simply becsuss 1t does what it is recommend ed
to do 1t contanty enlarging it's circle Of friends
carrying healing its wings and JOY 10 the hearts
OF those suffering from liver complaint, jaundce,
dyspepsia reneral debility-Rockingham Register.
BENNETT. BEEas EIzHER and ADIE j. GRAY
Agents for Richmond je l5--d& CIV
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The President Of the Board of Health, DR. G
Mott, reports some or cases of small pox in Mos
bile on the 9th inst.
The Mountain House" In Henderson Co., n.
c, was destroyed by fire on the 18th inst.
Three wooden terements owned by Thomas
Brooks, Jr., Jno Talbot and Mrs Coleman in Ports
mouth, Va, were destroyed by fire Tuesday morn"
ing.
The Common Council Of Portsmouth, Va, has
appropriated $3.50 in aid OF the celebration of the
Fourth of July by the military
Rev. Jno. G, Humphrey has accepted the pass
o-sbip of the First Psesby terrain Church, Augusta,
Ga,
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Telegraph Crops-SaIe Of Paper, s..


DANvILLE, June %, 81.
We feel deep interest in having Telegraph
liuc from here to Richmond, and many Of our citi-
zens will take stock.
We have had quite fine rain, and many of our
farmers have finished planting til crep of tobacco.
The wheat, oat and corn crops are looking remark
ably well at this time, corn and meal have become
very dull, and very little demand. Hay that was
worth So per hundred a few weeks ago is very
dull $3.50, aud it is thought will go much lower
soon.
The Danville Republican has been Sold and
Charles Irwin, of Lynchburg and Thomas Clai-
borne of Danville, have become the purchasers.
'NED OF DAN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

STRANGE CAUSE OF DEATH,-On Sunday
evening, two brothers, residing with their pa
rents, in philadelphia, got to quarrelling at the
tea>tab!e, and after some hard words had passed
between then, went into the yard to finish their
dispute. y third brother followed to prevent q
collision between them, and while the wrangling
was going on, tine mother of the young men came
home, and as she was endeavoripg to separate
them, she s"ooned from fright, it is supposed and
in q short time died
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=, W Ar sss Co.'s LoS'1A ftlkss.
The MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN.
CAPITAL PRIZE S60,Oo0!!
&truEMa 0NTV

Owing to the grea. favor with which our sirgIe
Number Lotteries have been received by the public
and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers, 8
SWAN L Co., will have drawing each Saturday
throughout the year.
The following scheme will be drswH in sssh c
their Lotteries for June 1857
GLASS 4S,
10 be drawn in the atty Of Atlanta Ga Ia public On
Saturday, july 4tb, 1857.
GLASS "A
To b aerya n tbs city ofAtlsnta, Ga Ia gsblis on
Saturday, July 1Itk, 1857.
CLAES Is
70 b drawn il til city of Atlanta Ca In rxtlis on
Saturday, July 18th, 1882,
GLASS 46,
70 be drawn in the Citv of Atlanta Ga. In public or
Saturday, July 25th, 1857.
on The PLAN OF SINGLE EUM8ERs.
1880 Prizes:
Nearly One Prize to Erery Nine Tickets
MAGNiFICENT SCHEME!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

ANOTHER REV FREMONTER In TRoUBI
We heve again to record notice Of a downfall of
political preacher in Ohio-a class of men who
seem to be peculiarly unfortunate in judicial in
vestigations about these days. At q recent term
of the court in Carroll county, Ohio, the Rev
Joseph Barclay was found guilty of seduction
and breach of promise Of marriage to Elizabeth
sharp and mulcted in damages to the value of
g.. 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

q Two hundred and thirty barrels of new
Ga, on Saturday last
Tom Monkey of the New Orleans Mins,r.Is tool
benefit in Norfolk, Va, last night. WIN
- During the last eleven months there have ham
20, ''o9 arrests in New Orleans. e'A
Rev Osborn Rogers, . venerable Ma,boa,s,
minister died at Oxford. Georgia, few dsvs
since ~" "sys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25
TRLEGRApHTC NE WIS
kEPoRrED FOR THE DIsPA1 ca
Masonic Celebration of st. Johns Day.

wAsHINsTor, June M-The Masonic fraters
pItv Of this city, with their visiting bretheren from
Redmond. Va. celebrated st Johns day In de'
lishtful manner at Mount Vernon. to-day. The
ceremonies at the tomb of Washington were in
vested with peculiar solemni.y
RAfter an address and requiem two children were
cbriataned at the tomb. BY the Grand Chaplin,
each bearing the name of George WASH ngton.
Most Of the visitors from Richmond returned
ha,ca IN NIGHT
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The Brig Henry Hicks Ashore.

NANTUCKET, June % The British brig Henry
Hicks from Philadelphia for st Johns. b, loaded
with corn and -four went ashore on Muskegat on
the night of the 22i, but got off without damage
after throwing overheard part of her cargo. She
was at anchor yesterday, and reported in the eve.
ming again ashore sn North Rip, Nantucket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

E~This is to certify That my daughter
has been afflicted for several yesrs with turnor on
her wrist. We was told from several physicians 1t
vass bone. We heard tell of DR.. Kahn we we're
willing to give him Q trial, aud we are happy to say
that In four weeks time, my daugh ter's wrist was
entirely cured without the use of knife or the loss
of sir gle drop of blood We advise all afflicted in
like manner, to call on Dr.. M. Kahn who keeps
hi office at the Clifton House, In the rear Of the
nav Ballard House. 8. HELLER,
ie 24-6t" Bread ST.. between Sth and Stn
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wAuction Notice Attention IL asked
to the sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture and
three Cows one with young calf, This Morning,
commencing at 10 o'clock at the residence OF Capt
George w. Clutter, Who il declining Housekeeping,
on I'd between Main and Gary streets.
ia25 fHOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, June "a The jewelry store
Of w. W. Adams was broken into last night and
swept of every thing valuable. The loss of $50,
600 No clue has been obtained to the robbers.
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3ragIAI 40 ESUE,.

ET Fresh Fruits all the Year .Arthurs
AND JARS for preserving FRESH FRUiTs, 10
MATOEs, &c, by hermetical seaing. (fsii dlree,
tic for putting up Fruit accompany tins Hans sna
Jsr,) For sale wholesale and retail at the HOUSE
FURNISHING and NOTION E5TABLlShMENr,
No. 81 MGiH street, by
ie25-Im Il. "AAhET.
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yHAvs YOU TRIED lTl If you have not, &C
at once to w. PETEEsoN's, COR. 18th and MAIN SITS.
and get glass of delicious, icy cold SODA WATER
drawn from nav and curious syrup apparatus Hi
syrups made from the finest fresh fruit and thei
aavoris perfect. He sells it at the I'd price of g.
cents glass. je 22ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

DESTRUCTIVE HAIL SToRM.-A terrific storm
occurred on Sunday, the 2lst inst, at Falls Church,
Fairfax county, Va, accompanied with thunder.
rain, wind and hail. The hail tell, from three to
eight inches In diameter, killing poultry, breaking
windows. beating down the corn, wheat, oats and
grass Many fields are Wholly ruined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25
Arrival of the Khersonese.

PORTLAND, June 23.-The steamship Kherson-
ese arrived here at o'clock this morning, with
three hundred and ninety-one passengers from
Liverpool, via Halifax, and st. Johns, N b.
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HORRIBLE CAsUALTY.-On Wednesday night.
the 10Th inat Mrs w j Mckinley and her daugh.
ter were both burned up 10 their dwelling house in
Danvile, Ga. The citizens of the place we're
aroused ABOUT one O'Clock at night, but when thew
reached the house it was too late to render az
assistance II seems that the room In which Mr.
Mckinley and her daughter slept, had no window
and communicated with the other by a door
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ID Nd.

On the morning of tbs "a h. PATRICK McCAR-
Thy. ia, in the 18th year Of his age.
His funeral will take place this (Thursdsy) sve-
ming, at O'Clock. from St. Peters Cathedral; Tbs
friends Of the family are invited to attend without
further notice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

HEAVY TERDICT-Among the suits disposed Of
last week at the Common Pleas Garfield Mahop-
ing coGnty, o, was that of Henry Mansfield Va O
T K Co, motion fog damages sustained By the
collision at Darlington, in December, 1855 Verdict
for plaintiff IS go Both parties gave notice NJ
an appeal. Mr. Mansfield is cripple for life-is a
native Of Florida, and for many years was mate
OF e steamboat On the Mississippi
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MARRIED.

On the Isl inst, by the Rev. r McNorton, MI'
WIN. w. HOPKINS to Miss MAEY D. STERLING,
both Of this city.
q Petersburg Expre" pleass copy.
On the sd instant. by ths Rev. Mr.. Sampson Mr.
RICHARD r TYLER ef Bsnrico to Miss CLA-
Kinda A. 8EN1hY Of Loniss, Va.
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SALE.-The "Clesh" farm, containing 1873 acres
in Fairfax county about Two miles west of Alex.
sndria, was sold at auction Tuesday, to Mr. James
M Benton for S6392
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The PUBLIC MAY HAVE noticed few weeks since
that small fry pretender vi the Dagusrreotype
business who has been quilting the people for the
ast four years in charging So for portraits inferior
to thoss TYLER & Co make for so cents began an
attack On tho celebrated picture establishment
1879 Main street. at terrible rate, using tbs vilest
language.
The prstender and imitator means to show up the
humbuggery of TYLER Co, in full, which, con-
ss.s in making the ne,t of portr for 90 cents and
thu prospects he would sell his in order
keep up the abuse
TYLER x Co, let the imitstors go q certain dis
lance then took them il hand and touched On one o,
two facts the shawl" affair, locking the doors or
visitors, &c, &c. The manner in which the preten
dsrs aunk away, has made them the show Of the com
nuaity. peace be to their ashes"
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Co,lIsIou IN LIKE superior

CLEVELAND, June 23-The propeller Ontoma'
gon and schr North Star came in collision at Point
aux Baiques on Saturday night. and the latter
with a cargo Of com valued at Sl2 900, became q
total loss
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

~~>~~~>~~~- :,
Port of Richmond, June 24-Htgh WdtsT II o'etocH
ARRIVED.
schr Grin Cowl Smith, Rockland, lims, Luther
Libby.
SAILED.
stesmer Norfolk, Kenny, Philsdelphia, mds. and
passengers, Fl Z futile.
sohr Thomas Corner, Chestan, Clairmont, 10 bal.
last.
schr Tack sabel, eabel, down the river, light.
LIVERPOOL, 18th inst.-Saled, ship Riga, Trssto,
CITY Point
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- SpeciaI Notice.-The attention of the
pubIie Is AK ed TO our sale of Mr.. VIM A. Subbetts
stock of Houss Furnishing Gnd Fancy goods, THIS
MORNING at 10 O'Clock
Also, 70 the ,sls of Framed Tenement and Stables
on 9th between Main and Cary streets. THIS Az
TERNCON at O'Clock.
ID, b.
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n,,..i..inni pemacrntic stn,e Canx euij

JACKSON, June 23.-The Democratic State Con.
yention, to-day In session in this city, made the
following nominations: For Governor Hon VIM
Neville; for Secretary of State. A DiIwortb;
Auditor of Public Accounts, Madison McAfee;
Treasurer, s l. Hussey; Attorney General,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

An IDEA Of the extensive business TYLER Co,
do can be formed in the fact Of their spending $3.50
per week, in advertising and printing, in various
Wsys
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-MessrsN ewall &
Co.. of Birkenhead, England completed their half
of the Atlantic submarine telegraph CABLE $50
miles-on Monday the 9Th OF June, and on the fol-
lowing day they gave banquet to about 600 O,
their workmen and families, III celebration of the
event The process of spinning this portion of the
transferred into small vessels, whence it would be-
placed en- board the Niagara as soon as she ar
lived in the Mersey, which it was expected would
be In the course of few days Experiments with
the cable demonstrated in the most satisfactory
manner that telegrsphic communication along the
whole length of the wire was perfect.
The shipment of the cab le at Greenwich on board
the Agamemnon had been unavoidably de!sye
but would, it was expected be commenced on
Monday, the 18th CT June.
A large number CT men were at work upon the
Niagara at Portsmouth, where the vessel attracted
mudh attention and had been subjected to great
deal Of critical Inspection. The London Times is
complimentary enough to remark that the critics
agree upon one point-the vessels uglineasr
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60 TO THE great steam depot of art, 1879 Main
street. that is ths place to get portraits cheap. quick
and good, 20 artists employed. TYLER Il Co, Pro
presors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

THE WHEAT CRor, IN Frederick, Clarke and
adjoining counties generally considered Que Of
greatest. II no. the greatest grain growing region
of Virginia. Is almost an entire failure. The se-
verify Of the winter and the fly have ravaged an
immense and fertile region, so that In whole fields
only few stalks remain by the fences, to show
what had been sown there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

TELLER AfPoIsIEo.-Mvss rs. p. Robertson
Asq, has been elected teller of the Farmers Bank
OF Virginia in Norfolk, Va, vice VIM. NJ. Psnuell.
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,copREsporpEscE orTHE DIsPATc nj

Condition OF the ca Family The late iEfopemenf-
,t,,,;ao 49, Tobacco Trade Police Matters, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

THE EuopEMENT IN PETERSBURG The Pc,
tersburs Express of yesterday, contains an &c.
count Of the elopemeut mentioned By our corres-
pendent from that city yesterday. James N. Lee,
a tailor. WHO'S married man and one of the gull
,y parties Is about 26 years of age, and q man OF
fne personal appearance He was formerly re
sident of Lynchbure, Va where be was known as
Banton. He became acquainted with Miss M. >.
Stewart, highly respectable young lady OF 10 a.
the store of his employer, aad on Monday evenin g
provided carriage for her At Blanford, In which
they both left the place. The parents OF MISS
Stewart are thrown into the deepest distress oy
this unhappy occurrence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

FIFTY CENTS is what TYLEG 4 Co., charge for
portrait and for that price they will warrant better
picture than be obtained elsewhere for co. l3s
Main street.
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COOL WEATHEH.-Tbe thermometer stood Il
Winchester, Va, at COZ on Tuesday morning last