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k@g- CoRREcrIoN.-It is not true TN

Bay CORRECTION. 1t is not true that
the Attorney General has decided that the candidate
must reside in the district in order TO be eligible for
election. But he did give it his opinion this
morning that If majority OF the voters in the city
of Richmond. shall vote for me as Commissioner Of
the Revenue for the Sd District, will be eligible;
although now live in the LIST District, but vii he
required to reside in the district tor which elected
during the term of office. : -
my 26-2t JESSE KEGS NE
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THAT FAIR. now being held nv the 4

dies for the Manchester Baptist church, is a grand
affair, and deserves support, The ices and other
delicacies with which their tables abound, are so
tempting this warm weather, that the public can.
not pass them by; and then their variety of use.
full and ornamental articles 10 SO great, that moth
Ing but the want Of spare change can prevent q
stranger from purchasing Drop in and examine
for yourselves to-day.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the goth inst, By the Rev. IL. N .
Peterson, Mr.. MI. POWERS, to Miss SUSAN v.
BETTY daughter of Geo L. Betty-ail of this city
Alexandria papers please copy.
On the 25th instant, by The Rev Mr.. Moore, at her
residence Grace etreet. Mrs. ROSA L. NALES.
TINE, to Mr.. q. NJ KELLY both of this city.
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RlMRoAD IN BaAzL--0n the 29th Of March the
Pedro ssguenno Railway. iu Brazil, vas ipaagu-
rated In presence Of the Emperor, Empress aud an
immense copcourse Of people. bishop blessed
TIE Locomotives, cars road, etc The whole extent
Of the line completed 10 only forty miles, and was
built By IN Engish engineer. The remaining
srctons. about loo miles, In charge Of Col Gar.
pstt, an American engineer.
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STATE ELECTION polls will open

P0IIS UPcH
Ia this city at O'Clock tomorrow morning for the
election of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sheriff aud
and Commissioners Of the Revenue. 10 Jefferson
Ward the vote will be taken at First Market Hall
in Madison Ward, at the City Hail. and in Monroe
Ward at Lacy's carpenter shop. By opening the
polls thus early, mechanics and Others can cast
their votes before commencing a days work.
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en- READER if You wish TO have genuine Ambro-
tvpe taken. employ the Artists TYLER 4 Co. l3s
Main street. Tyler & Co. have had sixteen yesrs
experience, and regular educated Artists--they
understand thoir business thoroughly. Price from
cta To S2a.
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~ BOOKS-AT

GEORGE NJ VESTS Bookstore
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Amy Herbert" "ivors," &c, &c; 2 vols sI5O
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TIE LIFE and Times OF Hugh Miller. BY Thomas
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Illustrative Notes. BY Frank Meore vols, with
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A WoMAN's Thoughts about Woman. By the au
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DEAR EXPERIENCE. By the author of "Dr An
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Dickens Honkehola Words Tor June
- New Books received as soon rs published
81 Orders promptly attended TO. my 26-lt
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The choicest aew works published constantly ar.
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my 26-lt
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er, residing in Hanover county, informs Us that
the fly and joint worm are playing havoc with the
growing wheat and thinks he will not make Que
half an average crop. We hear similar complaints
from the county of Nelson, and in the eastern por-
ton of Henrico the wheat is suffering from SINH
lar inaects.
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UNLAWFUL WEAPoN.-A free negro.
known as IIezekiah Scott was convicted before
Alderman Caskie, yesterday, of carrying q dirk
kbife, aud sentenced to receive corporsat punish.
ment.
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The Legislature Of Ohio has repealed q law which
gave 70 trustees the pOassssion OF church property
as the property Of all Protestant churches il held
BY this act, Archbishop Purcsil becomes the sole
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.A..rssssnenss Tor The pserArcu must be handed
~ - ssaock n ~ atseypson. In order to appear
h. ssxt day. ThshsAvy pressure Of advstisemsnsss
: non ths oclumas u our Da1sr VIII nos s""'' v
- 1890 oner tke boar named
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Northern Markets.

NEW YORK, May 25.-flour firm aud cents bet
ter-southern unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn do,
white 72(G73 yellow 1908.
BALTIMORE, May 25-FIour unchanged. Wheat
dull and nomnai-Red $lGI0 6, white SLIGO log
LIS
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IMPORTANT DrcIsIos.-ln the case of
Williamson and others Us. Coalter's executors
the Court of Appeals Of Virginia have decided for
the plaintiff This is another decision declaring
that slave has no right to elect to be free.
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sy- EoTICE. annual meeting Of
of the stockholders of the Clover Hiil Railroad
Company, will be held ut the Office of the ComIany
in Richmond, on TUESDAY, the LIST day of June.
49, at O'clock NJ. 3 WOODBRIDGE.
my 26-td Treasurer
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ET.ECTrON TToKETs,

W. The DISPATCH JOB PRINTING OfflC
Il prepared to execute, at short notice and ON ~"
sonabls terms. ELECTION TICKETS. Candidat-
and others wanting Tickets for the approschir
election will End it greatly to their interest TO ca
al the Dispatch Office, corner Of Main and latt
streets and leave their orders.
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RELIGIOUS REVEALS in this city are
somewhat abating, though meetings In several of
the churches are continued, and persons are seek.
ing conversion
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CONTEMPT OF CouRT-Judge Irwin, of the U. s.
circuit Court at Pittsburg has imposed fne Of
POW Oh deorge 3. seiden, Esq, member OF the
bar, aud ordered his name to be stricken from tha
roll OF practicing attorneys before that tribunal
for an alleged contempt of court, In making come
remarks TO the court in relation to a decision
which it deemed offensive and insulting.
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saIr BUIIDisa. -siessrs Abrahams & Asherafs.
Of Baltimore, have laid the keels for two barks Of
$50 tons each, 90 Richmond, Va. account.
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To-MoaRow the election OF Sheriff.
Clerks of the Courts Commissioners of the Reeve.
nue. and Constables, will take place in Henrico
county.
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.rk,CaAL. nO1lCHs.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE CospAsY,l
Richmond 25th May, 1888.
rT AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the
STOCKHOLDERS OF This Company. the 24,h instant,
the following gentlemen were eiectea pirecsoIs io
the ensuing year:
jos X Andersen roscoe Heath
lanes L Apperson Samuel Harrison
George A barksdale y Miller
David Burr WA Y Paine
VIM Rreeden sami Putnry
Laws ID Crsushaw Tflos n Price
Vim III Christian Jno Purcell
uyJno Dooley Jno ID Quarles
rNrJaues Dualop Frankuh sttaros
~ w Gtazebrook Jno 2 Sinton
&4sisewis Ginter Ed ii skitker
VIM Fl Haxall James Thonas.Jr
Garrett Watson.
The reouiar weekly meetings OF the Board. are
held at the Company Office. ON w EDNEsDAf al
'e'"'o''' ~ A pLEAsANTs, PYest q
I RI MONTAGUE. Sec'y. my z6-3t
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sSsx hsTAcE RoBIssoN.-This {

E.ISN BBSTACE hUBIHsUN.--IN DIS RSuLIe-
man has been 50 closely engaged by the business of
his Office be unable to visit the citizens 1t hes
The reason viii DO doubt be properly app ecIated
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ssA- NorICs.-To THE VoTERs OF HEN.

BE- NoTICE.-To THE VOTES OF HEN
RICO COUNTY since declaring myself candidate
for the office of sheriff Of the county Of Henrico,
have found impossible to canvass the county, as IL
should have been done, aud feein FLED, under
such circumstances, that my chance for election
j. ciine-being candidate for said office AMI must
leave the fel to Messfs Hutchinson ard payis:
my 26S2t* CARTER.
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AuIN1IY q NOR FOLK.

wM. \. YOeTuR. Rsa. b ne AGENT sor sns paa.
prspasus ID Nsvsy,k. the circa'seos % al -.
thers having incrsassd 20 90 ~. .s,stior Of
Au~e ~. -
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SuocKED ky LIGaTNING.-At the bar

becue given by the candidates in ReDrico county,
last Monday a gentleman, well known for his 80
ciai qualities and amiable temper, took on more
essence of rye than was at all necessary for his
understanding, and finding himself growing weak
in the knees and giddy about the head, with the
assistance of friends got into bis tumble cart and
started for home After travelling about mile
through the woods one wheel of the caft dropped
into pit the jar from which threw him headiong
into a pile Of brush where he was found in the
evening, much worsted by his fall. On being ask
ed how he met with the accident, be at once de-
clared that he had been struck by ligitRing-that
his horse and cart had been completely destroyed
and that the scorchiug fluid was then consuming
him. Uncle Billy sticks to it that he felt the bolt
when it struck his head, and saw thousands of its
scintillations around his horse, but cannot ina
CINE how that animal escaped. He did not
member that the poor animal bad too much respect
for his stomach to fill it with poisonous drug,
two drinks of which would give dog the hydro
nh
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JESSE r KEGS 2E.

ssY- To The VOTERS OPxxTHE CRY OF
RIcHMoNp.-In am no longer conddate for the Of
fee OF Commissioner of the Revenue for the 3rd DIS
trict Monroe Ward
my 26-2t* JSO VI MURRAY.
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% VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
SocIETV-A meeting of the Executive Committee OF
his Society, is requested at NJ on the 9th ins
at the office of the President
By order Of the President
my 25-3t q DIMM0CK Rec Sec'y
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Rs Barns BATHS. BATHS Hot,
Gold AMI shower Baths can be had daily at all
Nhours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
shsmpooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
nkQtrance on nth street.
~eingie Baths rs cents or tickets for 81 ap'I0
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salute was fired Monday noon by the British
mail steamers at Jersey City, in honor of the
Queens birthday
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no THE VOTERS on HEM

a TO THE VOTERS OF HEN
49, RICO COUNTY i have understood that
a rep rt has been industriously and insdicusy cir
sulated throughout the county somewhat to this ef
feet: That while employed last sunni er at the
County Court House ent into the hotel of Mr.
Sader one day ID bet dinner. and took my seat
at the table, and in few minutes party of me
.hdnics came in when / Immediately got up and
asked Mr.. Sadlar if he couldn't give me private
room, that could not eat in such company. In sd-
dtion to my own positive denial Of the truth Of this
runner append the certificate of SIR Sader and of
Mr. Clarke, (Vho 10 employed st Mr. Ssdlers hotel)
relative to the matter, which concusiyey proves it
to DO false. TEMPLE ELLETF.
Being requested by Mr. Temple Elicit to state
whether he ever made any such remark as the one
attributed to him and mentioned in the foregoing
card in relation to eating with mechanics, We say,
unequivocally, that he never made such remark
in our presence or to our knowledge.
GEORGE SADLER,
nv 26-2t* PEARCE CLARK.
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per yesterday morning the fatal accident which
occurred at the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
depot, to a lad named EDWARD CUMMINGS. This
little boy, like many others, regardless OF the
warnings of the conductors aud others, was III the
habit of swinging to the platforms OF the coaches
when in motion. On the evening of the accident,
when one of the trains was backing to get into the
yard, he caught hold of the rear car to ride, but
falling on the track, most of the train passed over
his body lie was taken to his mothers residence
on Byrd street, in dying condition, and soon after
expired We understand that his father is employed
at the works of U. Wells. in Petersburg.
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GEORGE B. SrIII, Dentist, Ofice
and residence, No. 23l on MAN, between 9Th aud 9Th
treers Richmond Va. nv aO-ly
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= CIr,zsys or RrcHnoND: To NOR

AA row you will be called upos to SELECT an ss
officer from Manroe Ward for W IN vi
ri REVENUE. The write OF this desires 10 eau
1dnr Attention to a gentleman who i fully quail
ned 10 discharge the duties OF the once: ana pr
.ents pecuia ciaiu. for your support Mr MI Lo
3 G6DWiN i, the person for whom your SUM ages
il solicited Those who are more intmsteiy ac-
an led With Mr. a. reed not be told OF Lls reasons
lar asking this boon ak the hands OF his feoV-cit-
zeps: but there are others who do not know WY he
naTtieuIarly desires this efice. for rear twenty
Years he has been engaged 10 the pursuit oil an &C.
eupation which at best prscaroI' ana noE ne
;nS apite q large family and dependent only on bis
daily labor for their support, he perhaps feels more
interested 10 this election than an, OF h,s eopyt
Hundsy the officer elected two years ago, declining
q re-election) therefore in voting fsr MT u. you
will not be voting again an Old and tried officer.
and the indisp,siion felt on the part of many. to
turn out faithful servants s in this case byiated
The let all thefrends of the subject OF this notice
turn OUT to man, and Work from the rising TO o. e
setting of the SUI. long pull, strong pull, pull
al, M a. oemit RICHMOND.
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LOYAL MATTERS.
SrAnnrNa.--John 3. Attins,n was .


raigned before Senior Alderman caskie yesterday
morning, TO auswer the charge Of felopiousy stao'
bling Henry Bowers the night before. *Ftye or siA
witnesses were examined In the case, ahd troW tne
evidence. IL seems that the wounds inhictea we'e
not intended for the person who received them
Mr.. Bowers has . slight pune: IRE near the iei.
side OF the nose, sad . deep flesh wound on me
left cheek, near the Jaw bone. We append the sao-
stance OF the evidence, as ELECTED in the axamina
ton:
james Collins. sworn.--Messrs Bowers, mcDon,
aid and myself had started for home. and stopped
at the bar room Of the American Hote, 70 get
drink We found there Nessrs. Atkinson, brauy
aud Smith. After we bad drank. Atkinson 'nauo
a remark that did not like, and asked MIN Tor
An explanation Some words passed between us.
whan In y,,ed him into the street, to prevent any
disturbance in the house. After getting fpto tue
street our conversation was resumed, wben, 10 pre-
vent difficulty. Mr.. Bowers stepped between us
Soon after he did so, heard him say be was cut
did not see the prisoner have knife. Never
heard any words pass between him and the wound
ed man.
Henry Bo,pers confirmed the statement OF Col
lins on getting iuto the street, and seeing thai
prisoner aud Collins were about to have diincni-
w. I stopped between them and said mo fighting
here gentlemen" just then l felt the cut and
spoke of It, mover had word With the prison
err and did not see the knife with which he inhict
ed the wound.
John Nc Donald nfrmed the statement of Collin,
. n
Of each other Just then Bowers stepped between
them and was cut. Prisoner said he intended Il
cut Colins-not Bowers. Prisoner acted very
cowardly in the affair. Collins had no stick IN h
hand When prisoner fret made the remark
which Collins did not like, he sad he was ONLY
joking Collins told prisoner he had been into hi
bar rom and asked for something 10 an improper
manner aud that If he ever did Ii again be (Col
iins) would KICK prisoner out. Prisoner told Z
he had never kicked him out yet, aud did no
think he (C.) could do it. Both became excl ed
| aud seemed about to seize each other when Bo"
| ers interfered.
Judge Crump, for defendant, thought that tn
| most that could be made out of the case was SUI
| lawful stabLing" Prisoner and wounded mai
| had never had a difference, and no malice, there
| FORE could have led to the act. He thought IN
| cutting of Bowers was entirely accidental, bnt
the Court thought the affair should be further en-
qured into, he hoped his client would be admItte
| to bail.
| Alderman Caskie, after hearing the evidence
remanded the prisoner for further evidence, beior
| called Court of Hastings to be held on Tuesday
the first of June, and fixed the bail for his appear
4
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I4Assa GLOVE klD BOOTS AND
asfsse@B CATERS, WIN, AND WITHOUT
REELS. FOR LADIES AND MISsEs.-Iust re-
ceiyed another supply of the above very desirable
Glove b III Boots and alters, suitable for Ladies
and Misses with tender feet. MARCUS YARNS.
my "a 1888 Brcsd st.
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sruwzs ONE DOLLAR FOR NOR
COCO TIES, Slippers aud Bussius, for La
dies at MARCUS HAIRLESS.
nv 20 Is3 Broad ST.
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10y FRESH LEEcBKs.-I have Just re
eeiyed, by Adams Express. fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
p. S.-Cspping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at ali hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and o.
night on sth street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts x, O. HOBsON
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$3.50. FRENCH KID AND MOkOC-
co SLIPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
HEELS, FOR LADIES AND MISSES.-Just re-
ceived and for sale at the lowest prizes by
MARCUS HARRIS,
nv &c lo3 Broad ST.
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3Sas~ GoDDARD's LOTION GoDDAHD's
ioTIoN We have Just received another supply of
this celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion. Those who
have been waiting for u now be supplied by
calling at MILLSPACGH h J0H NSTUN'S,
p25 Drug Store 27 East Main ST
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COUTHAMpTON BACON-Hog Round,
~ prime article. for sale by .
my rs RUk1ON 4 GREENuOW.
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BLACK TEA A few cases extra fine
~ Oplong Tea, received for sale by
nv 26 RHRrONk HprrsH0w.
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LEGHoRS AND STRAW BoNsETs-Also
Gentlemen's LEGHoRN and PANAMA HATS
BLEACHED by y NEW PROCESS. to look as we'll
as new LADIES BAZAAR.
my l5-lm l75 Brosd 81
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At No. % MAIN STREkT can fe
found acompiets assortment ii choice aoedsiSs
n ea aud noy ! wear .
AT TUPMAN i lfuLL's can 10 sand The mess
1es1aole sto<k for Men an a Boy q wear ~ toaa
newest styls xsd se.t tiiaS esEusass V ~ ns1
~ this market
Firm. 10 popular 10 the eemmspity. known en0sf
tn j, name oY h1lLE. Fir ktOA0Ai.
cali ~ the stpswof the suhscribefs.
TGRMAN 4 hFLLs
my % SUCCESSORS to eroshens, Tul maatse'
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nEa. WATER CooLERs.-W have on
hand Of orr own manufacture. the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Call and cup
ply yourselves at
KEESEE h PARIS Pottery,
my Its Corner of 18th and Cary streets
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
~ CLOVER HILL C0AL.--In consequence y W -
reduction In pgiee, am uow prepared ~ fssxlksV
dors for lne best Clover Hit LUMP CuALAt pFa
Loaf delivered through The ssssen. Also hses .I
hand the lest family Red Ash Anlhiasiss 49,
sbak and ine WOOD st market rates tEisss ~
ass.n Bank sth and 9Th streets. sad slsa a iM,,
Petersburg Depo3. formerly oseapssa ~ Az
England. WA bAALhA@
M Ai--dflJy
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,ND r.l Maca !ssstsr :, OAK
thing Of the kind In martet Lspdipg AID for sale
by my rs Ii III WIlITLuCk 4 SONS.
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LIME G P TEAs.-We are in receipt Of
L an invoice of fin~ p Teas. to which invite
the attention of the trade. -
my i A IL II DAIEkpbHT
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ar. sANFORD's LIVER INvI6unA.

~ TOR stands Pre- eminent among iass sesres - 4
Liver regulator that can b. relied on 70 esIs ~
klnds OF Liver complaint Nes this = lasi ~
tbing the public need, ar theirs are hanaissIs
this disease In SOU shsde until they fhisxlpe ~
whole catalogue OF Diseases ntiet them, $500
10 say ~ all such. that the inslxoKsser has peri
80 sene Of the most wonderful cufNs % iasvs ss"
JNO W puli.AkD.
nay % pruxgisr. l.sh street
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COO BALES UNDER DECK HAY,
GOO landing from schr Wythe. and for sale by
mv % MIIITl(}Ck 4 SON
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JAMES ELIETT
MADAME SON respectful trg

A. MADAME Bun respeetIui" &E
- liz announces that she win have buSAN
~ SUMMsR OPENING on MkpNEs' EfsSo
DAI. the 26th instant. and uRSDA1 the -
2'th. and these ladies IN want 81 somethng etssanss
aud nncomman, Ia BsykNEf. NkAD pkSsN Sha
CAP, &C can be assarsd they can be furnished 81
Madame SONS. as sh. has Just Returned tsSia ess
York, With aew and varied assof taent, az Ests f
lucsd nrissS pot,'f forres MADAME ruS.
nay a6--as opposite 81. Charles lesel
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NJ E. RUM-pure Molasses Run, di-
AN. rect from the distillsry, for sale by
NV 96 4 q DAVENPORT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-26

my 25-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-26

HHILDREN'S CL0THIS6 .--To ft
~ Children from to years of age-some hing
tasty in sly lie aid fcrtahle for SUMMER wear.
ALSO Boys Clothing from TO l6 years Of age.
IN variety of styles and patterns Call At ~ Man
,trnet NV 20 WV IRh SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-26

QI0 REWARD. Lest ct the New Mar
Rfp ket or Water Closet last Saturday, p NJ. be-
tween and o'clock, aGOLD Lev ER WATCH with
q bue ribbon attached to it for chain and little
gold ch sin, about inches long top OF the ribbon
chain, and FlU piece for seal IL il hxed ina
pieco OF gold that bad stone in it. The ribbon
was little dirty. The finder will receive the apove
reward by leaving il at the dispatch office AZ my
house GU the Westham Plank Road, in sydney.
my 25-2i< RUBf REDF0RD.