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nea. To Mr.. f. BAKER.-Deur Sir: In
justice to yourself and persons who may be similarly
afflicted permit me TO cite instance Of the remark
able qualities Of your PREMIUM BITrERs. / had
mover used them until recently but my wife ha1RK
been Affected with Il nervous affection, aud disorder
ed stomach. for the past ton or twelve years used
syery means in my power TO restore her TO health.
She was under the constant treatment OF i've ak
able physicians, but relief could be had. thea
saw several certificates Of the remarkable made
by your BrTERs persuaded my wife 10 try them.
she did and in littls time she began recover
pdly. Not only her nervous affection and d-ordered
stomach were removed. but her general health IA
better now than IL has been for nsny years. | atm
now using, and shall always continue To use your
BITTERs. write this IN justice to yourself and for
the benefit Of others who are similarly afflicted.
Your obdt sv't, THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE.
Richmond June q, 1851.
These BITTERs can be had Of all the principal Drug.
gsts in this city and elsewhere in this state. jys
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MARRIED sQUAw.-A Lecompton (Kansas) pap,

MARRIED sQUAw.-A Lecompton (Kansas) paper
has the following:
young man of this city having become tired of
living In state of single bles5edness" went
across the kaw river few days since proffered his
hand and heart to young and handsome Della
ware squaw, (said to be worth s25 000 was accept
ed, then went right of and got married. This is a
streak OF luck for our young man, which will ena-
bic him to live at his hereafter We learn that
few more squaws who are rich accomplished and
handsome, say that they would prefer MARRYING a
white man to their red brethren. Now is the
time for our young and good looking men to marry
a fortune.
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r.. 4 o. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer 10
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber oil every descrip-
ton ONCE and yard corner Of Cary and 10th strests
Va my i9-d6m@
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r AND IN HENRICO FOR SALE--TI

| AND IN HENRICO FOR SALE.-The
subscribers are authorized to sell tract of land
containing 9l acres, situated in tho county of Her.
rlco about II mil from Richmond, near the VIII
Harrisburg road, adjoining the lands of George VI
savage; Mrs. Crouch and others within half a mile
OF the York River Road. about one half is cleared,
the balance IN wood and timber The improvements
consists OF large Dwelling and ont houses (some-
what out OF repair.)
Persons DESTROYS of viewing the land will call on
Mr.. Savage who will take pleasure in showing the
same.
The above land will be sold ON reasonable terms
exchanged for young negres. For terms &c, apply
to n. b. CLARKE, or
Jy lS-2awlm GODDIS d APPERS On
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aas- Dn. Coos, LATE OF ST. LoUrs,
Mo-Ofce and residence on Sd street, west sir. be-
tween Ma rshali and Clay streets. NH is-<i6n
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neA-J. f. GARDNER, NJ. D., Hsm90pa-
thic Physician. Richmond. Va. Once % Governor
street near the Richmond House. jys-d1a
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neA.RRMovAL-DR PEAcHr, 70 THE
alIard House. ~ T-lms
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DAILY lDISPATCH
IATuRDAx MORNING III - ufY is isss
itch for tho Springs.
raiiures in JournnIi.n,.

Persons going to The Springs can have the DIS
rarcs seat 30 them for any length OF time they may
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my-GEoRGK b. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residsnes No, Z, ON Main. bstween sth and 9Th
stresfs. Rlelimoud, Va. my y0-iY
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sea THE New YORK LIFE INSURANCE

EA.THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
Coaplsr-MurUAL SIsrKs;-Ats meeting Of the Lo-
cal Board of Directors for the New York Life lnsu-
rance Company at the Capitol in the city OF Rich
mould on Wednesday, March IL, la57, the following
was unanimously adopted
The undersigned President and Directors of this
Compapy have examined the exhibits OF the New
York Life Insurance Company, ior tle year ending
lat January, 1857 and being satisfied with Its pros
porous condition. cordially reconmend it to the oil
couragement and support of the community.
It's capital HIS now attained the SUM Of 81 10000
invested in State Stocks and Bonds and Mortgages
on Real Estate. We think it a most profitable AMI
safe mode of investing money The profits inure to
miums paid Besides these Investments in in stocks
&c the law of New York requires az additional no
curty shat $1,000 shs b. deposited with the State
Comptroller, to meet any lawful demands which tho
We invite attention to the nature objects and ad-
vantases of Life Insurance sst forth BIZ this lnstl
GHO. wYTHK MUNFORD, ESQ,
President, Secretary of Commonwealth Of Virginia
s4 DIRECTORS:
Auditor Public Accounts.
THOMAS H. ELLIS, ESQ,
Preedaat James River AMI kanawha Company.
THOS. P. AUGUST, $50,
Attorney at Law.
VIM o. PAINE ESQ,
(ksut Paine Co., Merchants)
~ F ES. i kIq KAY 4 Sueen Co., Va
Rsv.JkTES B. TAYLOR.
corrosg9ndi3S SIX Southern Baptist Convention
k5 3; %2S S9HFSAS H. Medical Era~inor'
JAS. II. CONWAY, NJ. D,
CuAS WORKMAN, Local Agent
CHA3 L. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia
jy l4-6t
pa, Knowles s. WALFoRD.- Il have re-
turned to my former business connection with Mr. b.
". KNOW LES and will DO pleased to see my friends
again at Stationers Hall" No q Pearl st.
We sell BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
We aell HERRISGS FlRE-PROUE SAFES.
We sell MARBLEIZED IRON MANTLES.
We insure on lives of white persons.
We insure on lives of slaves, to years.
Iys-2w T. l.. D. WALF0RD.
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A STORM IN FLoRIDA.-A private letter ffom Bell
vile, Fla, states that around there on the 4th inst
one of the severest hail storms ever remembered
did ruinous damage in that vicinity Hailstones, .
to inches in diameter, fell with fearful fury en-
tirely running some OF the crops of and cotton
Fortunately for the country, il was one of those
strange storms combining its fury to small extent
of the land,
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THUNDER AND sUSsnISE.--The Cincinnati CONNER
cial states that terrific clap of thunder at about
half past five on Sunday afternoon startled the
city out of its propriety. The sun was shining
brightly at the time and not cloud marred the
clear azure of the sky. Its heightened rumblino
roll was like the growing under-working of an
earthquake. - W.
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MOTTO E.-Delinquent consumers Of
~ Gas in MONROE WARD are hereby notified
that they fail to pay their Gas bills before the hour
of 3o'clock ?. d.. to-day, they will be dealt with ac-
cordng to the requirements Of the following extract
from the ordinance concerning the Gas Works:
III bill remain unpaid for ten days next AFTER
that which il is presented the Clerk shall notifv
the superintendent, who shall cause the gas to IL
stopped from the premises In respect to Which the
default exists and not allow ii to be used ON tho
premises again until such bill il PAID ''O
The undersigned will be in his office from 9o'cnck
A NJ. TO o'clock p. VI. ~"
jy I5-lt CIV Gas W.
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DISTRESSING PArALITT.-A correspondent of the
Clarksville (Va) Tobacco Plant, writing from Lau-
rens Hill, Ga says diarrhsa is prevailing very IA
tally in that section of Georgia, and adds:
Willis Allen, Esq, merchant of Coolsprings had
family Of wife and three children one of which
died about six weeks ago, and or about the first
OF this month his wife and daughter both died in
tho same night and he himself is lying very low
though bis recovery is expected. Likewise Mr.
Sears, young man with n wife and three or four
children, lost two OF them In one week Himself
and another dangerously ill., could multiply to
an almost fabulous extent such similar instances
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The SUMNER IN MISNssoTA.-The Winons Repub-
Ican Of the 7th July, states that the mercury has
been, for some days. at one hundred degrees in the
had
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that after
six weeks publication Of this Notice application
VIII be made 70 the Commissioner of Pensions Cor the
issue OF dypiicate Land Warrant No 5ss44 for lao
acres, issued to Jane Black widow of Turner RlarL
deceased-the same having been lost.
~ l0-wcst STOKES 4 CO.
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CCHOOL FURNITURE FOR SALE

NCHOUL FURNITURE FOR SALE
~ The subscriber, intending to take charge of a
boarding sch01l near CanpbeIl G H., wishes to dis
pose OF his SCHoOL FCkNiIORE. ANY one wish
advantage TO take the School Room and Furniture
as the School Room IL most dssraby situated on 4th
street. between Main and Franklin and the FurIli-
ture is in very good condition.
v lS-6t 8 I pENnI ETON
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SPORTS OF THE PIT.-A MAIN OF
~ COCKS viii be fought on yauxhaIrs Island
near Mayos Bridge, on MONDAY and TUESDAY,
the 10Th and 2lst insts between Hsnrico and North
Carolina, for $50 single fight, 800 the odd.
Gate Fec Is cents.
j. ii. HITCHCOCK.
jy l6-4tk Proprietor
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WANTS..

WANTED.-10 lsborers to lay track on
" the Blue Ridge Railroad. Enquire of Mr..
Lowry, at the Central Depot. Wages $l.25 per day.
iy lS-it
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Having quail
IL fed as the Executor of Thomas Williams, deed,
this TO request all persons indebted 10 the estate TO
settle the amounts due By them without delay and
those having claims will please Present them.
JESSE WILLIAMS,
jyl s-ts Executor of Thos. Williams deed.
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TERRIFIC THUNDER STeRM.-0n Tuesday afternoon
a severe hail Storm accompanied with the most
terrnc thunder and vivid lightning, passed over
"aitham Mass, doing great damage to the crops
and trees striking five different dwelling houses
killing one person and seriously affecting several
others. Come of the hail stones, il is stated, mea-
sured an inch and a half In circumference. A
cloud heavily charged with electricity hung over
the town during the continuance of the storm and
discharged its fiery shafts in every direction.
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EOR SALE.-A likely and genteeI ser

HUN oHbE.-A IIhtIy HHu genteeI Ser
Il want girl Is years old, accustomed to house work
generally. and TO the care of children. She is smart
active and intelligent. of excellent character and
disposition, and in every respect most desirable
servant She is sold for no fault whatever, and to
T emain in near this city.
Apply al Cary street Jail. iy lB--eo3t
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w ANT ED.-To employ Immediately
w two good Wheelwrights and Carriage Makers
for which liberal wages will be given. Address
JOS. r. MADISON, Agt. Louisa c. H., Va.
iY I3-3ts
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EXTENSIVE SALES oP BEDFORD LANDs-The lands
OF James D. Watts, decd, ADVERTISED by James +,
Johnson, Esq and of those belonging to the estate
OF f. IT, Hurt, decd, advertised by Jno c. Thomas,
were sold at public auction, on the 9th and 10th
INST. The dover tract, belonging TO the first
named estate, containing 1891 acres bought by
James W Watts brought s3S per acre; another
!Tac' OF z-S acres, adjoining the above bought by
VIM. Watson, brought s2005 per acre-this tract
contained no improvements. On the 10th, one
tract of 2s acres, belonging to the estate of F. a.
Hurt doc d, was sold to DR.. John W Sale, at s34
per acre; and another small tract, principally of
woodland, containing oil acres purchased by
Capt X. Il. Bell, at 1860 per acre-thls tract was
nimproved.-LiJerty (rd.5 .S7tiael
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NOT E.-Notice is hereby given that
application will be made 10 the Chamberlain Of
The C1ty Of Richmond. for the renewal Of Bond. No
iss' o. tne city OF kichmond, I'm the OF SUSAN
a. MoMbLE Tor One Thousand Dollars, dated feb-
ruary 10th. 1887. and payable january ist Isas said
bond having been lost or misiaid. 10 Is-wam
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS.
RrpoRrgp ron THE DAILY DISPATCH.

Il So ARREST on RIOTERS.
wAsffSaros, July fT-fhe Deputy Marshal OF the
District last night, arrested 10 Of the election RIO
tiers against whom true bills have been found.
The Grand Jury have found true bills agains. =
vsrv large number of the participants In the cleo
ton riots, who are charged with assault and Dat
terry with intent to kill.
The Jury report that the exciting causes 81 ths
riot, and subsequent bloodshed, may De aftfipuss"
mainly 10 the presence of Baltimore outlaws
The corporation has accepted an invitation 70
Join in the railroad festivities in Baltimore ana
the citizens are holding meeting to-nigntsto
make arrangements to welcome the western eAear'
sionists here. --
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RsS~ LISTEN, YE DYsPEPTICs.-Go AND
DO LIkRW ISE.-PERMANEHT CURE.--Ths Rov.
James IunniCutt proprietor and editor OF that excel
lent paper the Christian Banner published Rreler-
icksburg, Va i'll his editorial of June 5h 1857 ia as
speaks of his cure:
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CIZER & PHAUP. late Merchants and
- Partners who transacted business III the city Of
Richmond, having, by their Deed, dated 18th Of June
1857 and the same day admitted TO record in the
Clerks Office of the Court Of Hastings for the said
city, conveyed all their partnership effects and all
debts and accounts due TO the partnership to the
dersigned il trust for the benefit Of certain creditors
therein named persons indebted to said concern are
hereby notified of said vance. and requested to
maee immediate payment 70 me.
jy e-et c. c. McRAE. Trustee.
CHEAP GOODS.-Just received from
~ auction and other sources, lot of cheap goods
say Bereges II l2lac.; Half Mourning do. l21sc:
Half Mourning Jaconets, IKE. Mouselinss at IOc
Slate cold Hose al 6sc. dark CheSe Cling haIns very
cheap; low priced Lawns; Palm Leaf Fans &c: for
sale by CHILES d CHESERY
JyslS l13 Broad street
AT REDUCED CES.-parasois.
"A Fans, Bonnets. Ribbons, Mautillas, black silk
Mitts, and all kinds Of Summer Dress Goods. -.
j. 4 VI. R0SENBAUM
Jyls 1919 Broad street
EOR SALE-VIRGINIA CENTRAL b.
- X. BONDS. ISAACS 4 TAYLOR,
Jyls-ts Brokers'
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DEsapAt ana Below Cost at Reduced
PRcKs-PRICE WATKINS will sclI, for a limited
uoODs all Of which ncw and fresh, at and below
cost and AZ reduced prices IN order 10 diminish their
purchases
Rich Brocade Flounced silk Robes
Coiored Brocade and BayRiere Chene silks
Checked. Striped and CrO-sbar DO
Black Brocade, Ottoman and kadzmir DO
Plain Black Grus DE Rhine and Poult De Sol sitks
Corded and Plain Black (tor mourning) do
h beautiful Plain and Printed French Ba5eges
Colored and Black Silk grenad!ns
Colored and Black SILK Grape de Paris
Crepe deretz Chaly ombre and Chailio Bersge
klrgant french De LANES for spFlng
Plain and Printed Jaconets and Ofsandies
Solid eoOred French Cambries and Brillian.as
French and English Prints and 9inghams
Ghintzeoiored and plain white BrilliAnte
bomhaEiner. Tsmartine and Canton Cloth
supurb Point Inaiguilie Collars and sleeves
Applique. Brussels and auipuTe do
Ndenciennes, Honiton and Lace trn'd Dc
Real French Muslin, Cambria and Linen do
Mourning Muslin, Cambria aud Grape de
Lace Capes aud Berthas and hne Thread laces
Rich Embroidered Cambria and Maslie Bands
Gamorle and Linen Edglngs and lnsertnss
Splendid limb. Linen Cambria and Lawn HdAfs
Real Black Thread Lace Wells
White and eoiored Stella shawis and scsrss
Geld and blk French Cloths and Cassmsres
SILK. Linen and Msrseilles kesiinRs
Tweeds, Sansinstts and Linen Drlings
piantatian osnaburgs. striped and plain
nIylSha rsntsntlary ftaids hAn.isonas rattefas
Brown and bieached Dons~ticr, eli grakiea
M Mnsieeo ne Steel: and Gnita rsrsha skirts
Dress Trimmings and Bonnet Ribbons
Hosiery and Gloves. in great variety
esauEe aud Cotton Shirts and Drawers
Msrseilics Quilt and Furniture krinxe
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
HuekRhaek and Damask Towels
Pillow sheettng and best Irish Linen
superior ' q fuiled Cloths, for farm hands
Our stock Will be constantly replenished aud kept
complete with the newess things they appear In
the Northern markets. In thus ofsrinz or the pre-
sent our new and splendid stock terms aasaa-
tazeons 70 buyers, II u needss 90 hops. % assure
our htsnds and the public, that We nsesn What we
al, Hence they may expect 20 DO offered psny
styles VI goods at prime cost and ethsrs at reduced
prices PRICE WArKINs
Ut-im Nearly opposite Exchange Baak
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION That
Il the best Soda Water, furnished icy cold made OF
the purest materials, and the largest assortment oil
Syrups IN the city, can be found at establish
Of the latest improvements and furnished at ali time.
of the same cold tenperature-viz degrees above
the freezing pointpermits to assert that it is I'M
surpassed, if equalled in this city Our price IL &c
a glass or 81 per box of 20 tickets.
WARING PEARCE, Druggists,
jy18 Corner 4th and Broad sts
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E9- MONS. SHELAR will make grand TERRI
YlC 4KRIAL ASCENSION, on Il wire two hundred
feet long! extended ct u dizzy height outside the
tent from the top of the pole TO the ground
This gratuitous spectacle outside and Jres 10 all is
probably the most startling that has ever been al
forded TO q community who admire coura ge and skill
and will positively bs exhibited every day that the
storm may not bo such TO render the ftt revolt
ing to humanity. SAM HENDRICKS
iT-6t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Port Of Richmor,d, July 17-High Water "a O'Clock.
ARRIVED
Schr NJ Hopkins .IalSburg, Y, Hay, Downey;
Locomotive. Va X RCo.
schr Whitman Phillips, Mount, N Y, Guano, Bacon
& BaSkervil.
Schr Amos Falkenburg. Rogers, n .Guano. Bacon
& Baskerville.
SAILED,
Schr Union Shelly York River, Mdze.
SChr VIM James, Warren, down river, Light
Schr Roseneath, Rogers, Boston, Mdse d w Cur
RE.
Schr Cargil, Hawkins, down river. Light.
CLEARED,
18th July, ship Muscongus, Carter, for Liverpool,
with 9l2 hhds and IS terces Tobacco valued at 81
35S o3, by James Gray's Sons.
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IPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE


speaks of his
HAMPFOES VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
II will be TrC0lected 10y many VI our readers that
several years stated i'll the editorial ooumn Of
the Christian Banner. that HAsPToSs yDagTAsLa
FsCruRB had effected cure for Dyspepsia ! our
own ease-tat We had abOred long with this terrible
disease, and suffered most awfully, the pain and
melancholy which nece=saTily accompanies this hOr-
rible enemy OF man and mans appinrss. Ror long
time lived in constant fear that the fsN monster
would return. But. thank God, aud thanks to Hamp-
tons TiDcturo. the gloomy demon has not yet re-
turned and VIC begin 10 think he never will.
We now feel confident ia saying that Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture has made radical cure OF Dye
pepsia ia our own We have NOD taken drop Of
IL for the last tw ears to the best OF recollection
We sat what We please. aud ~ much please and
chew tobacco 10 hearts content and all il we'll
We believe that twelve bottles IudicUusly tax en- will
cure pine cases out Of every ten Of jyrPeptics. Wa
pUnscientiOthIy recommend IL to all dyspsptics.
The spring time and summer it Is most recon nended
Therefore, phanthrOpist call attention 10 ii
E,tltor Qtttc Christian BIHnIr.
Call and get Pamphlets, and cures Of Cough
Rheumatism scrofula, &c. As a restorative and In.
TigOratOr II has h->en highly recommended
HAMPTUN'S VEGETABLE TTNCTURR
BB- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
It a trial
sold ~ PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Richmond; by
pr COOK fredericksburg by all tnA Druggists 10
Petersburg; By MORTIMER L MOWBRAY, Balti.
more and by Drug gists and Shopk eepers every
SS- 81 per bottle; six bottles for g. je 9-,i4c
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WANTED.-Carpenters, several good
W hands can find steady employment by applying
at the shop of Kersey & Davis sth street, between
Grace and Franklin jy l8-H*
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LOST.

DINE APPLES AND BANANAS
Receiving this day, lot of Pine Apples and Ban.
nanas; for sale by A. ANTONI,
~ Is St Nicholas Saloon
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Extract from the minutes:
y ,s-lt q. q. MATHEWS, Sec'y
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Cotrxsus. O.. July 1.-Two indictments have
found against GIBSON late State Treasurer for
| embazzlng State funds. One was also found
| against Breslin on the same charge.
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trunks Of Ladies' Buskins Ties and Sir
pers They are beautiful; and for those who call "
have them rs cheap at the Metropolitan Store
Jy Is q. 5. MAURICE Isl Main At
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CO2N.-Very nice White Corn, for sale,
~ from depot, in lots to suit purchasers, ,,
jylS :. Mc8RUDER'S SONS.
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AZ. FUK KENT-That very desirable
I'LL private Dwelling, over Mr.. VIM. Ready's Loci
Smith Shop, on the North side of Main street, be
tween 9th and 9th For terms, apply to
lS-tS
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g. n. ELDRED proclaims TO the South that a. n re-
turn for the generous patronage that has
ed his efforts to please he has this season combined
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THE CAPTAIN, OWNERS, MATE AND PILOT, D
THE STEAMER MONTREAL, INDICTED.
THE OHIO DEPALCATTON CASH.

MONTREAL, July 1.-THE captain, owners, mate
and pilot Of the Inflated steamer dontreai' nave
been indicted for mansaughter.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ n, ELDREDS
w. GREAT
SOUTHERN SHOW
THB ONLY SOUTHERN COMPANY NOW IRA.
YELLING IN THE SOUTH.
EVERY THING NEW AND COMPLETE FOR
THE YEAR 1857.
Circus, Menageris and Hippodrome
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CITY MADE SHIRTS, LINEN BO-
~ SONS, AND GAUZE FLANNEL SHIRTS, for
summer wear. for sale by
j. 4 VI ROSENBAUM
jy Is 1879 Broad street.
EOR SALE-Sl0,000 STATE STOCK,
jy IS-ts O. ". PURCELL co.