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- FOR REST The store on North
E,a. as Nam stree al yoiniug Nessrs Kent. Paine
d, -. a5 utS IL the occupancy nf MIR. 7. l.. Angus
Fr,ss -s,oa given oa lsJ An. uSi, I>JS.
stss- i-neInsnt on dal Alley. ia rooms, in
.-<- las VI TAYLOR { SON.
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INDKpEHpEScs DAY IN FGA,HSGH.M. M4ss--Gep
Henry Wilson, republ.can U. ). Senator, attended
,he Garrison celebration of the 9th III Framing
hum, at which it was resolved that lit Is q sin snd
a shame for the North to remain in THIS uhhslluw
ed Onion on any pretext whatever -
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DEATH WARRANTS toy. Packer of Pa on Thurs
day issued the death warrants of the following
persons:
John Lutz, Allegheny county, to be executed
October LIST; William John Clarke, Moutour coun.
ty, TO be executed September 2tth; Mary Twisgs,
Nontour county, to be executed October I'D,
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- FNR KENT.-Those newly ereot

"a FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
- p 8-Ilk Tsuemrnts, on Cary street between
ttl ,Ii .th. They sre well adapted for Grocer!
- -- any kind Of retail business They contalI
.rl- i.--i.s the store ROOM and are veil adapt
e. .l l.. sugnmodatiuu OF families, having al 1t
.l-sry .-veHi-uCes. Possession given in1Tntdiats
S,.+ tenants. the rent will be mode rate
AsltT Ia E H. RA4LAND i Co,
stI-,s Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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rTHE GREATE5r BARGAINS II

CHINA AND GLASSWARE, and ,Yarlot'
il'n."A vlng Article are ut SCItAAP Il tO's
stf" s'ra.r - aal Rr0sd streot lhey are st4iins
t'.. HIrtf iumblaIs 1rin 81 cents ado3en afu up
st.l., 81 Just halt tho value; Rntier, PreseTSa
- .hlt ami sugar Dishes. very cheap ludeeN; Cob
iis' D-csu; ~ l9sips; CandlestiCks sFiendld
p ueH -hits fasts sNd cologne Bottles Plain Al
b 'i atri la. G-i Dinner sets; Motto C9ps, &c
Table DatiuTy BfI{.n ami sLlVerSplAtti ware
Tea Trays; Locks yi9i 9isssts; Water Coolers, An
tnug-4dIs # other housekeeping articles will +.
s,'I albtzusfy Iow et SGH kAp Il cos, corner
our y" .npogtation, to deattrs at'Ne- iofk whole
cal EFlras IL
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ANOTHER DEArH FROM MOVING MACHINE
Mark lieaiy, farmer, residing near Worthwhile
"a: Vas throws from the drisiag seat of q NOV
ing machine last Monday, and was SO dreadful,
nangied by the cutters that he bled to death 10 ,
lew minutes
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RS FOR RENT-The House on Cary
a street. between "a and 81. at present occupied
hIIlll,l-u EaoIes II nss rooms, Is in thorough
ispt. ali 90 gDUi tenant will be rented al mode
r.l- price. 3 PJssrtziOn l,iyeD Is. day OF May. Ap
pIy o. DIbkELL 4 JOHNSON,
81 ia Shock Slip.
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HARRoRING RUNAwAY. Lob Smith, a
free negIo, fiued s. by the Recorder last Sat
ufday for harberiDg Tom, slave to John ]. Werth.
II the fine is not forthcoming by this morning,
ben Bob is TO settle the matter in more feeling
manner.
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Nrc GsoaQa Il. STBEL, Donlist, 0ftos
and residence, No. 23I on MAN. befweSu ssi and sta
trosts Richmond Va. 20. @F my a,--fv
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EE SBsRBEF AND ORANGE NECTAR -.
We have added these fine luscious Syrups our AL
| ready extenave list, which are served up wi,h
| sparkling SODA WArEa icy cold
| WAXING fEARUE, Druggist.
je % Broad st above 9TH.
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d. tuh RENT--The house occupied
4 ly NJ. Bar OF, on Franklin street, containing
o., or,E rooms besjt : basement. with a well of
y,s.r- sad 4 .i kitchen IN the yard. Rent - 4 good
,~a... r.t4 y;,c, saI possession had in a few days
F.- ;plr}s. as. apqly 10
RO r LYME, Ageut
f.--,< DflicA over 4 Bo,iek~r's Diug Store.
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nean) Times says-Among the passengers last
brought 10y the Msdinina, from Tunis was Lady
Franklin, widow OF the celebrated Arctic naviga-
tor. Her lady ships health being impaired, she is
re-yisiing on these shores friend. aud scenes en-
deared to her by "reminiscences of the time when
Sir Jchn Franklin Was in command Of ship OF
attached to the station. Every attention vas
paid to the respected lady, who left for Athens on
the third day after hsr arrival
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VoIuErEsR MoaumESr.-A yolunt

VoLuHTEHR MoaUmgsT.-A volunt. er
OF isi2 who, in common with our feIlow-ctizsns.
@ ,et 'hat sorrow OF heart 80 universally excited
uy .he uhtimeiy death OF LAuRsNs HAMILTON. of
sue IN siment Of New York, suggests that the
'ua'eefs OF Richmond erect u suitable monu-
r' neat over the remains of The departed soldier.
;,;,' ,so .he necessary funds tor the purpose our
citzens generally are to have the nriviega 81 c,,
oa''eQ, but the volunteers are to have the credit
~ sue act. Hundreds Of our citizens would viii
sJ oontfibate to this fund, and If the yo,uc-
oo's WI" take the matter in hand at oice, there
Is Is no uouot that they will succeed iarge nnm.
-. ~ y. sentiemen have already been spoken to on
~ aaiyect, aud every ono is willing and anxious
of orr soidiers carry out the sugg sstion
oI our correspondent. monument in Nv W
t'n, ,ei .he remains OF young Hamilton, will prove
"ut aaotner INK in the chain of affection which
"a ~ Shus together the volunteers OF Richmond
ahu tpe NATIONAL Guard of the Empire state viii
.he c'fnnanders of the various COMPANIES call
. neii men together at once, and appoint commit
.ees lor soiicting contributions for the uamiIton
monument N4'itson
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ex VALUABLE AND CENTRAL

% VALUABLE AND q + I Il A l.
hi STo2EHnUSE on MAIN STREET. FOR
ftNT ~ SALk.-itavjuG C,rC}Gl,d not 10 coat
uu HE7iae-s now pter for r nt n sale. the
ls3Sn ans ,.uu!o5iyus stoTehouse, lately GCcGpied
lg as = .1sSa.e and r"''s'l dry Zp4d store The
iag>r situated on thy S0uta side o .taiH 'trtet IN
fhr mos; f.lIa part Ui the city To petsOuS wish
H. = Ca.gnTuCc business. this is most desirable
stand a. ii Il well known thr uxhcu' the eutire
state. Fer term apply - the Subscribers, the
ssaIS. No = Vain street
la la.i~ixcwlw RINF5RD. MLY0S BLAIR.
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- FUR kENT--Un Church bill, near
~ lt csrnar C.! G5th ard Clay streets. the very
fs, -. !,s r;cuce. row occupied by Dr. Knox. Dir
k:.N 5tStEEs nuSluG L. Che house on 25th street
r.,i rh Presbyterian chnroh aud will give posses
s-ea ..tsv July itth. Application to made 20
Y I HANlON,
Al Spevco'> C!ottiES st re-
Tt,. Jy lo--7ts
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a HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
,,.ilIll s-ll AZ d great bargaiE, desirable let
- ~ al Lear the old DiStiliery. and outside the
.I-porst1l line II ha- frontage of q feet, and a
,yth D., in f,-t. IL h4a il Il twdstorls frame.
u w. ag aud is -iJ.s.i with a substantial fence
"A llplu.ls i1t uf the same dimensions, VIII be
..r'i pirH, 10 desired. Apply to -
.f.a CAUTHORN.
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- Tan DurIks Of MIR. eTUAkT's
tun particular AegsAtlsr. . ly a-st 4
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"a Fuk KENT-The DWELLING oc-

..-.... near Hanl sirc"t II contains nine rooms
u god OF Ter. haTln8 gas fixtures, 81 Rent.
= arl possession given immediately, persons
u.,..-: 80 see the house. viii find the key next
s-
t!Sn. .t5vTert or -aIe. the comfortable DWELL
INt and }ArE" LOH. Cue door above the residence of
So. i.lt,eV Lear the FAIR Ground. Ebguiru the
II rl4lS-s ~ It's
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sPHcIAI. NOTICES.

1@- BArHs HATns, DAfHs Hot,
;Jold and shower Baths can be had daily At all
hours 1T the American Hair Cutting, shaving, and
Sham pooling saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on llth street. H
single Baths % cents. OF tickets for 81 sp 10
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g. ROOM FOR RENT.-Te otf.r for
iS&: rent enc large. airy ROOM. en- secoud floor
wits MCCARTHY & SON
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NoTiCE.-All persons having busines
= With ne, during my absence 1t the rlrginib
fpiass "a slsoapiary lIae, Will please caD On N!
agent. " " SUTTON. JR. -: ...-
JOHN n. DAVIS.
- n i can De rs 90 at the Office Of my father 8
sutton seh't, Ne. 2 Law Baildiag. from 9 10 IL
O'Clock. A NJ -: - p " SUTTON. Ja.
is-ts -
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snrAcnILLEs AscoII n !,

patlis: ta.e from New York aud s,Fscerly an 10.
pahc practitioner respectfully soicits the PAT.
usse OF the citizens of kichfcond -: =
81, flee on Grace street. bci ween Tth ard sih.
B-=RsiereIces Of the highest respectshiIiIysa,
Medical adSice sId traatmeps GRAfIs no fsK P0oK.
at h's soice every day (sstbath .ay eAcspted. be-
tween q and o'eioSk. y. VI -.
VaceISAiIas GsArIs 10 rus poos every wedBes-
iaY. between D and g o'elock. z. VI. my l2-ly*
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eS REAL ESTATE
81 NEAR sTAUNTDN.

COMFORTABLE FRAME ~ ELI u HOUSE
T.. al CT5lHary sas5 BLACKSMITH SH p with
fuUk ACRES OF LAND attached, on the iipe oi
TIL F.rzina &c trail Railroad within one mite OF
N'au ton. viii pe sold by BOW ER>, SNYDER
GARTER. AT BArG AN, is they are d-sTpus of clio
-ltE up the husuv5s OF their late Copar uership
f..a n pr .ltcab.a 1t has the advantage uf Wa
t-r-P ser aud i we'll l0catei iOr Lducti small
1u5rs blsi'ie-s.
is.l..r- ~: ' X. TROUT, Egq. S,aultuu, Va CT
- 10y Di.R, al the Richmond Stove Works,
.. a-su H hm rd Va
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I - tr"'itny on Grace street between Adams aue
I-h,. 4.e square above Grace street Baptist
E--r.A. The hpuae contains teu Io0ms and has
t-' recently repaired and gas inrrCGuced has th'
L,.y Gtter ia the yard, and s in one OF the faosi
.-.4aut nes shbprhas,ds IN the city
I.g guJg tenant the reut will be low. Apply 20
is27-ts RAGLAND a BRO.
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: 2 -
LOCAL MATTE KS. +.

TERRIBLE Acc DEsr-We understand
tbs. terrible accident. resulting in DEATH occur.
req at the Midlothian Pits. in Chesterfield county
90 saturday morning. Oae Of the engine drivers,
white man named PHTBr, as we are informed
Mniie aitendiag an engLe on the ground, accident.
any got his head caught in the machinery and
crushed IN the most dreadful manner The Door
r rio" i'Fea but few moments after the accident
our our ihiof msnt was unable to ascertain how the
ACCIDENT occurred He describes the appearance
oi tho body as shockingly horrible. @
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How MucH IT CosrS FAST WeEAs TO LAVE -
In tie Woodinan divorce, case, at New Orleans
tbe following evidence was given: "fr. Piment,
sworn: Has knowa Mr., aud Mrs. Woadman fof
over ten years. Could say that Mr.. Woodmsn's :
conduct towards his wife has always been KIND
aud ndugent lie never knew hiln TO oppose hef
ln anything. Her demands were very expensive.
Could not say exactly what her expenses were du.
rfag u year. kaows that their expenses together
were about $4,000. lie was satisfied that Mr.. g
ex psnses will not exceed S25o0. Mr.. w. is noted
for bis extreme piAiHness In dress
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90 SNk RENI--t very desirable room
/ & .v,r orr 8 re. Ncs,psiha given Immediately
=, Gt-l tuHaJ. terms 4, rate. Amply at the
- r. ?. SlE Si!AS & fUILEN,
-. - Garnet 9.h anil Broad sts
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A bnarder at hotel iu Chicago missed $50. A
seryaat uamei Abrsham was arrested on suspicion
The money Eve ray it without irreSerencel wa,
found in AbTahain's bosom.
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MURDER II CaIcAGo - 2tttcti,g Scene IN CJut -
Jane McNamee WAS murdered in CHICAGO the
uisht Of the - inst, by her husband. The hus
baud aTrested-6nd 10 court, little son OF
.he prisoner, only four yeais old, was introduced
| as a witness. The sceue is thus described by the
Tribune:
After he was brought in. his attention was frat
drawn to his play things, until his tGnidty beng
Jfei come lie told n his Chiiiah lipiug prattle,
| how his father struck has mother, and she tell
down; how the blood and sue 'ver, sick
a." L" st2.mue'' u,b- .zr ritter sEs !ay rp"n the
! door, at The same time initHtiug, win nis tiny
| IsJt, the motion; how his mother lay IL dark
| room, snd was 80 bloody how his father drew
forth by the hair of the head. aud suiting The
.ction TO the word he grasped both hands il the
a<lT; how bis mother tlI>d to get up but could
not sAukIns his little body TO initiate the mother:
| how be had no dinner III the day tine, for his
mother asleep the bed. bur his father gut
aim some after dark; that his father put him to
| ped; that his mother was in the bed The time
all bloody by the nose how she lay on '.the boards
The fioor) with blood all round her. how his father
wiped up the blood with dish-clOth and nut II in
the pan; bow he did mt see why she did mt die he
| lore, for his father did il very often And finsil,
when asked If his mother was drunk hs distinct
| " said "uo, but tsder was" Ii IL scene Ion.
10 be RENE embered by Ali who beard him in the in
nOcence Of his childish Confidence tell his tale,
which not bearer could doubt not yet old euous b
60 realize his loss the danger in which he wa.
placing his only remaining parent.
SHlPwaECK AND Loss OF LiFE.-The Boston Ad
yertiser publishes the annexed account of the LOT.
of the schooner Laura Frances, and three of her
crew. '' '...'.
s'The schooner left Salem 23d ultno for Rock
laUd. When forty or fifty miles N. f. of Cape Anu
lie schooner vas struck by Equall, and instant-
". capszed. Capt. Bullock aud a Seoichmap
tanned Jacob ----w were on deck at the time,
aud two young men from Rockland, named Ed
ward Cobb aud Albion Duncan, we're in the cabin
capt Bullock says he never saw the ScotchmRn st
Ter the schooner capsized, but he succeeded in
getting the men out of ths cabin, when all thu ee
got tnto the boat, which they got clear from the
,lavits and held 10. the schooner by the painter
rhpy Law in this way hour or two when the
ssirter gave way, aud they were lett at the mercy
If the waves in the boat, without ears, rudder,
any ythiag TO guide her. The boat was soon cap
sized, aud the unfortunate crew were thfo sn fuIo
the wster. They succeeded in getting hold of the
boat and got into it, sltou:h IL was near lly !ul!
of water. The was very rough. aad tue t%s
Young men Cobb aud Duncan) became exhausted,
and died before morning. Captain Bullock re-
maired in the boat nearly twenty four hours.
when he WAS rescued by schooner belonging to
Windsor, " s, aud landed al Rockland next Gay
He was nearly exhausted when taken on board the
scko0ner and has not fully recovered yet.
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nM- WATER CooLERs We have on
hand vi own manufacture, The stssst quality
WATER COOLER. neatly painted. Call and cup
ply your selves at a. - - 80
va KEESEE q PAgR,s Pottery,
my l4-ts Corner Of i2th and Carr streets.
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80 FOE EENT--Two Rooms en- the
~, fr.f s,3 two the second floor of house NJ.
- ~. a,y- trnW IsstcS Ia. ior's corner. Apply
.r $40 ~ 1';.>Hs. 10
~ ,..-1v~ ISAAC 0REHNTREE
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A WEArraY i4oRp;--At the lats state ball Of the
English Qnesn, the Marquis Of West[ninaer, the
richest aian In England, wore four splendid jew
els, a,nos,1st whieh was the famous diamond val.
ned At $lso,ooo, In the hilt OF his sword.
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J" - ~ aINtVNH, 7 : II a d I4NIIt.
sd FOR RENT, LEASE Or SALE

- The house adjoining the residence of Mr. SAM
ur, Gr-rua5W. On Leigh strret, betwceCn 5th and
Oh u,w IN .Iup'eie ori-r. Sdaptei 10 the accom-
mediation II = irfs" family For terms, enquire OF
g.. Cru t-Eeld u Cha'. kieti, EsQT.
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RICHMOND. JUNE ifrH. 1858
rfSY- To DR nj kAHx:- :--pEAR Sir: feel

II duty owe 10 yeu. to state % the public, tho
successful removal OF fumur from the side Of my
of thtee rDnhas. without the use Of knife and cf
which ana now we'll was examined ~ several
ea,inent pm yscsans Of my co0nty. who advised Ins
~ have nothing done with H.
You're. 10. MARY j. 0NuHh4.
~ Rssiience heavsr Dam, aanoyer county. Va
~ px kAHN,S Office is the cornsr Of ~ and
Main streets 10 is- 3ass
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TIE Foreign IMPORTS At New YORK 1t appears
from the journal of Commerce that the total for.
egn imports at New York tor the twelve months
ending June 3Dth were $547l0 s3I less .han for the
preceding year, and s2674l 3S2 less than for the
tweyc mouths ending June 30th, 1856. The fall
ing oil is about equally divided between dry goods
aud general merchandise. OF Course the RI venue
of tho government from Gus toms shows II very ma
terai decrease the total for the fiscal year inst
ended being fl4S3G 919 no less than for the curre-
spending period for the previous year.
The exports for the fiscal year ending June 30ih,
1857, were larger both in specie aud produce than
for any previous year upon the record so that some
decrease during the last year was 20 be rected.
The falling of, exclusive Of specie, is Si59l2 396.
Unless prices rapidly advance. the quantity of
goods exported during the next fiscal year. must
be greatly increased to produce the same total, as
nearly all descriptions Of produce far below
their average value. There is prcmise of an atun-
daut foreign harvest, bnt there must be outlet
30 the surplus raised here, and onr shipments must
continue, even if prices remain depressed.
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Before Jo 'ge VIM IIalsted.

,.
The people against John Doe, the pilot OF the
rricsson Tor running the boat ashore. Mayor
uayo. OF Richmond, for the Prosecution, asd
N.s-r. Charles B4bcock and L, ". King for the de-
ence. :, =,
The court was held on the quarter deck, the
iudse being seated on the. ~heelhsuse, with q
Jack coat on turned back foremost, and Colopei
Duryeas eye glasses. Que of tie guard ofhciated
AZ rolicenan to keep the crowd in order, and
Hes.rs. j.. jenkins and j. w. Sheppard actea a.
coutt clerks. The prisoner was excused Holn al
tendance Oh account .oi pressing datles some
pers II ~as found tenlpering wlth the jury, ahd u
vas proposed to cali ont the seventh regiment 10
preserve order. Que 0i the Jurors objected u
serve, he had formed an opinlen, tus he was
pressed III the service. Another juror was diseoy'
cred taking bribe, but the Court held that the
offeace was too common To disquaiity him.
The Jury were then sworn to tell the truth, so
help them Bots but on the suggestion OF the Court
that they were not to testify, they were sworn to
hear, If thTy could.
Mayor Mayo then opened the for the prose.
cutoh stating briefly tbeaccusatoD that the pilot
had pnt the ship on arock, iastesd of Washington
bartor. and that be- had wiifuHy, falsely and
f,auffniettty, represented himself ~ 10 . pilot
lie rseoln a,ended tho coghseation Of the pilots
hoat. and thai he be tied to the end Of q iiDe TO
serve as q sounding lead. !.
Corporal Ware was the first witness ana sWors
he did not know sDy thins about tho case. aud on
eros. ex expressed his doubts - " whe-
thsr be was on the Ericsson or NOT. : +:
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FOX RENT AND SALn.
vALuABLE IMPROVED RPAI

,.s VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
~ ySTkTE on CANDLES HILL. AND ON sra
IbtST FAE salE.~Me are authorized TO sell
- fll,W5a yaiuste improved Real Estate ioea.
lt4 ~. sbt,yp VIZ. The besJtiiui Cottage co, ues
- Ana Arch streets. now m the occu, ancy OF
a. / thgnu: aiso tho three hgi X 1,nements
.,.i.g a,Cup}ea respectively by NesTs Joseph
=, Wpf lloyd and --~- hennun also, the two
cottage Nesi6 enCeS oU the asst hue Of Sth stgees
ia a.! irtzh street, occupied resi- e>tiyely by
N..rs lAhr VI Murray and thss UCbsoD.
,.,., % usv of he tvregoihS Real Estate Is NOT
"A q..i.t Il the 'ity. he prefers 10 sell it IN or
- invest rlseW here. lie t,rDts will Ie liberal
.-i r.. .., !, ss,fI I&h.s Appiy %
a. 0tup1N & APPERSON Aucts
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Ssaes IF.0e - hecilectisaS Of S,chmo9ad-7he Lost
Aember-- IIsi 20 h9ant Vernon, az,
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a. Gsup1N & APPERSON. Aucts
80 EuN SALE MOST RslRA-

e. Blv hE.tpE\CE 10 SsLE ON ttlUkCa
r. -, il. h> 80 NiG ~ on very C. mmc-
. t.,a~ = sr,hie lI.CS BN stLi NJ stu
....- Hr cora Z 800 40 Ga. streets Church
d.. !tl.nla,,.S rs ul> &h1y" ta~emyut. and = ia
p, . .s... q. e.. % hSs IN tn NTd good brick
l. .... ~ i.h t oa :, sin he house amp sc The
4....> .. ., bstryct - tt rug mug hack iSs feet
..ty 4. ,yel wide. Pc iNtiHcr iat.ru uiation
..,.. t.. subscriber, or to Mes Re 2c1d.u 4 Ap-
l- h, '. SUTTON, JR.
- 20
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THE LATEST "Go."-Hepry Watkins, a London
photographer. has been getting up visiting cards
with the callers portrait corner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-12
rsss- Da JOHN ID WALrDaLL, tHop9o.

pathsi ef,rs Li. professional ssrvices 60 the eiit
~ Ms Of hiehmo.d and its ykinity. on &C his
eiaenee, oa Leigh street. two doors from ssh.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-12

WRiTING DESKS. - Rosewood and
w Mahogany wriiiax Desks and Work Boxes.
! y 10 o aESNEr. E.xl sssars..
pfisIkNIP 6RRD I TunNlR Skks1. -
lust received. : frs n ssppty sf irsNh md esp-
niue utA RAxa, rlas pa;et isbs end Lers~ Nof-
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TRAGEDY AT Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on the cath
uitin'' Ambrose S skeeles cut his wifs's thro.,
ana immediately after Committed suicide. Tb.y
mad been separated for soms time lie went 70 ,ha
house she lived 10 aud sent for her tceomna,;a,
by young lady she went to the house. wbera ,bo
Cedar Rapid. Times describes the bloody scene:
she asked him what he was doing, aud said to
him that she had told him times sepopph nnt =.
come there lie made scme reply, bur IL il not
known what and came ont OF the cellar Mr.
Skceies then shut the cellar door, aud was in IN,
act OF fastening il With paddock, when skeelss
seized her, throw her upon the ground, and hetS
her down with hi. knee across her body, while he
deliberately took the knife from his pocket. and
opening it, cut the poor womans throat in horri.
bic manner, nearly severiug the head from the
body. and causing death instantly. Thea rising
to an erect position, he cooHy gashed his own
throat. Skeeles lived several minutes and SPOKE
few words in relation to the children, desiring
theiL to be sent 10 his fathers in Lockport New
York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-12

Al il o'clock the companies we're accordingly
formed, and marched to the City Hall, where The
regiment fell into the line and proceeded TO that
portion of Pennsylvania Avenue Immediately il
font of the Presidential mansion, to be reviewed
toy the President of the United states, ON max
iug his appearance, tie President received hand
some salute OF three rolls ot the drum and three
fiourishes Of the trumpet. He was accompanied
by Col. Hickey, Gen. Ward Of New York: msjor
Townsend, ActIag AdJQtant of the War Depart