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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-06
HIGH SCHOOL.

COVENTRY, VT.
THE Fail Term Of this school vii commence
a on Wednesday Sept, Isl, and continue elev-
en- weeks.
IL. "a. DEWEY, PEINclPA.
MIR d. NJ. CAMP, sss;.....
MISS J. g. PARKER,
MISS II. A. WEST, Teacher OF Music.
TUITION:
Primary Department, $500
Common English Branches, 500
Hipher. 500
Latin ana Greek, 400
French. extra, 2,to
Pere5flnc, Cgavon. Flowers Head Dressing,
PERSPECTIVE and MoHoehromstie. each, 2,oe
Music with the use of Instrument, 500
( Peuf#er.=r ,0 stationary Included 100
Ba5sa lron 81 p to $3.50 per week.
A Teachers class viii be formed Or those in
tepding 10 teach the coming winter.
/ Frequent Lectures uaaY be expected during The
term
! It's extremely desirable that every student
should be present At the beginning Of the term,
as the classes viii be formed at that tine.
/ t. Applications for board OF rooms. fer self
( BOARDING may be made "a J. B, Wneeloek, Esq
Ecr D. W Blanchard, D,
Coventry W., July %, 1855. 32w4
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LAMoILE
LAEOILE
c ENTRAL ACADEMY
HYDEPARK, VT.

GEORGE MASON, A. Be-, Principal
Miss c AIRAC DODGE, Preceptress.
Miss HATTIE A. KNIGHT, Drawing and Paint-
ing, Hair and Leather Work.
CHARLES BUTTON. Vocal Music.
S. L. WlSWELL, u. D.. Anatomy AID fhysio--
ogy-
j. W. SWASET. Pefananship.
A competent Teacher Of INSTRUMENTAL MU-
SIC VIII be secured before the beginning Of the
Term.
The FALL TERM wiz commence Thursday,
Sept. >, and continue eleven weeks; " INfEE
TERM, first Thursday of December; SPRING
TERM, first Thursday Of March, 1853; SUMNER
TERM first Thursday Of June, 1859.
LECTURES VIII he given, by the Principal
and others on subjects Of interest to the Student.
BOARD viii be furnished in private Families
for $3.50 to 8 90 per week, including egerytsHy.
/ Good rooms are rented cheap to those wishing
! to board themselves.
The usual rates Of tuition viii be charged.
/ C+ Letters for information respecting the
/ School. or to secure boarding places, may be adj
dressed to Il. Henry Powers. Esq. the former
| Principal.
CBA'S FISK. President.
/ T. B. SAWYER, Seq.
[ F{,7daDarL Aup7sf ArD lS5E SlSlst
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For FEMALEs.-It is lamentable fact that so
large a number of Females are afflicted withIrreg
ularties, either pTouse or suppressed, which rap
idly and surely undermine their health, shorten
their lives, and ofttimes renders them unfit for
those duties in life for which an allwise Creator
has formed them. This state of things need not
exist when DR.. WHEATING's FEMALE REcULA-
TING Puts are so sure to bring relief. They are
composed of materials, harmless to the most del
cate constitution, but efficient in the highest de,
gree in eradictirg that train of diseases incident
to the sex, originating from Irregularities They
are no Nostrum, but claim for themselves virtues
resulting from the use of those most valued REM
edies prescribed by the highest medical authori'
". Ancient or Modern. Many Females give way
to dependency, imagining themselves in con-
firmed decline. To such we would confidently
recommend these Pills, believing l. there is a
power in aHy remedy to effect q permanent cure,
that blessing will ensue from heir use. They
are manufactured only by J. Z. Bower, cor I'd
& Race streets, Philadelphia. None genuine
without his written signature upon each box
Price 81 90. 9IE
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ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED

The New York Weekly GoiLsa Prize Is one Of
the largest and best weekly papers Of the day
An Imperial QuarEo c0Btailg EIGHT PAGES or
FoRTF COLUMNS, OF eniertzialug original matter
and ELEGASTLV ILLUSTRATED every week
GIFT WORTH FRaaI 80 CENT5 TO $500 90 ~
GOLD. WILL. BE. PRESENTED TO EACH SUBSCRIBERS
IMMEDIATELY on RECEIPT Or THE SUBSCRIPTIONS
MONEY
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DIED.

II Albany. July ?. Mrs. Nancy Chamberliu
aged a years.
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L4ALM4s ~ -
Gold Lockets. Bracelets Brooches, RAJ DROPS
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, sieve bats9l7 hisssr
Sbfrt Studs Watch Kevs, Cod ard Silver lhim-
bias and q variety u other articles soEtn from
City cents To ) Is each
Isnmediarely on receipt o. Tie sabsegiptiea
money. tie subscribers aauge VIII DC entered qPe
posits number, and lha sir corresponding uitA
that number ni.l be aorwzrded, sitaln one week
% tile subsc7l,ss 4, llati ~ eaprtss, post p1f4
~ All so1a1agaieasious sAoaid 5e addressed
DIAN & SALTEE.
81 aaa - Ba.4d
aaag-y New YORK.
s-..e D ,se w4ni-
u
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Receipts for the Standard

FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST ..
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E. B. SAWYER. Sec'g.
Hydepark, August 4th, 1888. SlSlst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP
p1EF last sales at s,6ag 50 nett. But the mar
hot is depressed with fair supply; and lot hedat
50 cannot mud purchasers
LAMBS selling at 81 to 81 per head for fair to
extra
HodS-s750 net.
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND,
b. JoHs A. LANCASTER Il SON far the ,oeek e,d;nc
Thursday. June a, 1858.
Virginia per centSa years to run-no sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia per cents, shorter dates, sales at se2
ami interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State. sales at $50 aud in
trest. 80 asrss -.te
Richmond City Bonds last sales at $s3 aud interest
Virginia Bank Stock. tpar 800 last sales $13-
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales Sle3.
Exchange Bank stock. last sales at yl03a
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance STOCK last sales
afx6
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales at x47k.
iehnond Fire Association Stock, (par f2) sales at
90
kifbsnoaa fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
sisek, lasi sslies at ST..
Eif,iaia Central RSill,sd Stock last sales at SO
goo.
H. ianond aud Danvie Railroad stock. last sales a,
i.'49 kiTa, ara Rapswha s.act last ssies a.
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

fully prepared do all kinds OF work. in the above
business With eatch; and returns thanks % his
numerous patro. for past Gasors and solicts coz
tinraace Vt the same. Being master OH business
be can promise his customers that sli WORK done oy
him viii at least be equal 10 auy other house In the
city and fully as cheap-a fact known 70 al persons
who know what ,sood work is
ROOFING, 0uTrkRING, Ac.-Hsis prepared TO
execute this description of work IN very superior
manner both In town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand large and ssBevsl
assortment Of Tin Ware wholesale and ressiis
kinds oftias Fitting IN the best manner
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and en-
tensve stock OF Wen and Garden Pumps
fell CHARLES Ill, LANGLEY
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nnuas. MEDICINES, 40.
,rMrnY F0R nnuaHS COLDS,

DEMEDY FOR C0UGHS, CoLDc'
II NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACh ~,
The tact has been well known for long while va.
MRS. DAVIS CoUoH ELIAik 70 the pns' Il IL not
vaner Aay so we'll known that il has relieved
nently several cases of Neuralg ia and Nervous c,
ache Attention IL requested T., the foioSinns a,rn
tifeate from Mr. WINSTON. a gentleman wen hA'
In this community: l., a., car,ifv
"KIcHNcND, January Is, ls5o.-thiss, 70 and
Neuralgia most severely for several years, n,ti,
tried various remedies, but found no 't,tncad to
try Mrs. DAVIS Couan ELlXlR. which l ioq hsl
OF great benefit to mvsetf Ny damen's as been en-.
,i, S "a tb mss al Mrs DAVIS medicine. and
is free cough and more vgqrJes ehe to be
a 70 ~ rai-ahie medicine as we'll "a very pleasant
On Gin nervous and general debility: ,y...,
For ,a,s by Mrs A DAVIS, Fisher Il Winston
NhispauSu '"HN'.' fec
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rT,HE GREAT REMEDY
FOR 30 WEI COMPLAINTS
uARTSHORNE'S CAkMINArI'E BALI, M.
Cures Cholera and Looseness OF the boWeis'
UkRTsiIOkNk'S CAtMI NATIVE BsLeAM
Cures Uiarl hus aud summer Compiaihts
uaRTsJItKNL's CAkMiNAIItE BAl!5AM
Cures Sour ana Acid Stomach and all BOWEL
affections.
u4RTSHpRN CCRE-At.L r.
Cures all Pain, aud prevents Bowel C'ni-
plants. 49, c,;.
The above Medicines are prepared by { hemistt;;
Remember AkTSHOR E'S CAkMiNhI,irr56
RaLSAN cures all Bowel ,o1 pla nts. and Ii a III
HURNk's CURS-ALL will prevent Loosehes" Oh
the Bowels and cure all Pam.
S SStsi ss 20 0'n'' PURCELL LADn & CO..
And al Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk anu
tprsburg. -
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EXTRAORDINARY A1TaAClIUNS

Il ECONOMY Is THE ORDER OF THE DAYli
I,On AT THE !l!-Splendid side striped
Jaconet Lawn Robes at 81 each; Jaconet Lawns at
Cd, 10 cts and l21a yard real French Organdes at
BIC aud 2sa yards Paris Print bafeges NJ very low
sion Steel spring skirts skeleton do from 30 cts up;
Crinoine for skirts at I2s cts Yard heayY corded
Muslins Skirts ut Is and rs cts Yard Chintz color
cd Brilliants foe white Brilliants yards ier one
dollar white Marseilles at q Sd and 30 cts yard;
new styles Of check prints for busters; buster Trim
mugs in every variety; checked busters, only I'll 40
EACH fine Linen ditto only 81 30 each; black Lace
and silk Msniillas Musg1ito Netting only 70 cents
piece; Lin, n Crash for towels, only 81 yard;
Grass Skirts, fifty cents each; fine addressed yard
Leaf Fans three ceuts each Irish Linens, great bar
gains from auction; Dress Trimmings. IN every va
riety; Linen Lustres. Debeges and other goods Tor
travelling dresses: Canton Mattngs at lower prices
than auy in the city; figured and dott Swiss Mus
Tins at prices that astonish every person These
goods were purchased recently ~ bankrupt sale in
New York.
Cali before you purchase at the established Bar
gain Emporium Of ALFRED MOSES,
Ie2I 63 Main street.
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DIZZY RQ0pa.
NTEW GOODsi NEW GOODS p

IN steamers from New York. we are in receipt Of
some very choice goods, aad very cheap. We emu
merate u few-White Marseiiles. White Barge,
reyes Black Crepe Baregs, Black aud W hi!e Lawn
Black Lace Mitts, Black Lace Netts, all SIX, BLACK
Silks Black Silk Veiyet Ribbons, all widtns Law MS
aud Organizes, FiJuuced aud Size Striped Lawns,
Bareees and Organdies Particular attention Is
called 10 our bargains in W hite Goods, which ioI
chrappess are unequalled In this market-Checked
and strippd Swiss and Cambria MusliBs. Chez sed
AID Striped Nansook Muslins. Figured. hmbroider
ed and Dotted swiss MusiiDs. Plain Swiss, CamDric
and Jaconet husIine in the greatest variety and 81
very low prices. MiLLHisEh bhOo.
OF
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Superintendent Transpo, tstion,
PASSAGE TO OLD POINT.

rs-sss.s~s.sssSssssSs The steamer CURTIS PECK hss
cDmiut nced and i'll continue to touch at old Point
going 10 and returning from Norfolk and Ports
fnouth. leaving the wharf at Rockets every MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS at
als o'clock pfecisely; and leave Norfolk every TUES
Day. THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS,
ut the same hOur-5ls O'clock.
Passage TO or from OH Point Portsmouth and
Norfolk, each way, 81; 10 Sandy POINT. any
Landing between Richmond and that plsoe, each
way, 81. III % HsSk1NS
The freight to Sandy PORT, or auy Landing be-
tween that place and Richmond. VIII be-On hogs
heads % cents ach; bbls kegsa and small packages,
i2la cents; and other freight in proportion.
Je ~ X y II
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LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.

e LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.
EIA 'Tis bad to leave your fathers Watch
A06eD Ina store you know not WELL
10 be repaired BIS perfect botch,
For its time will never tell
Yet hard it is when told to go
To men YOU never knew,
To some fine store, all outside show,
Instead of BAR-TH0- L0-uEW.
But if there was one gentle eye.
While in that store, you'd grieve
To see him on that Watch to try,
You would scarcely once believe.
But in this city there are men
Who can repair your Watch all through,
Aud am one among those ten.
And my names BAR-THo L0mEw.
W j BARTH0L )MEW.
swatch and Clock Maker, cor 18th and Main SITS,
zi-t-A sr1Ar iCa-s TTfsa al
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saw MILL-Tho subscribers bavine

saw MlLL.-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on Mayo's Island. from
Mr.. John Williams, have maio arrangements to get
continuous supply Of iur logs of the best selected
grrwth and quality. They are prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER to builders aud Others On reasona.i.
forms They will rnieavor to make it the interest
builders to deal with them and would most respect
fIily solicit their patronage
Orders left at the Mill, or at our Shop, on 9th and
Gary streets. shall be promptly attended TO:
Re It's JOHN h q Ed. tfi RSON.
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ruur,n.z-zx, ACCOMMODATIONS

r. ur rsEzya ACCOMMODATION
60 - sssssz.+-,- rs.-T RAIN CHANGE or
HOURS -On and after May list, the Accommodation
Train of this Company will run daily Sundays ex-
Milford AT DO a ", stopping at Ashland or Break
fast aud arrive in Richmond at S a. A N. Return
ing will leave Richmond at O'Clock p ". and reach
Milford al 20 7 VI. stopping FIR passengers at
any point each way.
FARE, the same az on the Mail Train.
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Tran spo, tation
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY;
~ Threads, very large stock:
Buttons
Combs;
Brass Steel and Reed Hoops:
Cravats Suspenders Handkerchiefs
PeTfumeries Soaps; Brushes;
Letter. Cap and Note Papers, Envelopes
Twines, Clocks and Jswelry;
Skirts, Corsets Embroideries &c
varied and we'll assorted stock Of Notions and
Fancy Goods always on hand and Mt low prices 10
the trade. THOMAS. HU6uFS 4 CALDWELL,
Importers and Jobhars,
Ie Ne Pearl or 18th street.
MONUMENTAL LAGER BEER sA.
isA LOON --R OPENING The undersigned begs
leave 10 iaform his friends and The public generally
that he has opened = LAGER BEEh SALOON, 81
the corner OF Main and 10th streets formerly oreu
nil By aeo Paul, and viii keep tho best Of La,
Also, always on hand, a large assortment Of CT
CARS, WINES. LIQUORS Ac.
n the best style.
my 3s-lms PHILIP SAWTTER
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+ AGER BEER! LAGER BEER!i-

IL hereby respectfully inform our customers, aud
the public In general that we have enlarged our
Bottling Establishment. so we can supply our Gus
toners with the very best kind of sparkling Lager
Beer at the lowest rates Our wagon with the sign
goes through the streets daily and will bring IL 10
apy place In the city free of charge.
LOUIS EUKER& BROTHER
5ap in--3m* No 2bS Main street
eS-Oriers taken By j. FISHER, Druggist Broad
street. bstween LIST street aud Brooke Avenue, and
by Nessrs Waring Pierce on Broad. beswea2 9Th
and 9th streets
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Certificate ofs package OF 10 whole 11cSes' . =
10 quarter "
10 eighth 10
In ORDsRiEG TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES
enclose the money to our address Tor the I1caets
1riered on receipt of which they viii be forwards!
by FIRST mail Purchasers have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate ~
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
I, purchasers Immediately after the drawing
40 Purchasers will please write their signatures
n ain and give their Post Office, County and State.
kS- Remember that every Prize ia drawn AM psy
able in full without deduction.
80 All prizes Of 81 ts1 and under paid immediate
" alter the drawing. Other prizes at the usual tme
of thirty days.
An communications strictly confidential.
address, orders for Tick ets or Certificates TO
8 SWAN 4 Co, Augusta, Ca.
81 Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or
A Iauta Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
save time. by addressing 8. SWAN q Co, at ethe+
.fthose cities.
sS- list of tbs nunibers that are drawn from the
eel with the amount OF the prize that each one l.
titled to- will De published after every drawingin
re following papers: The Augusta (tAal Constr
utI0uaIist New Orleans Delta, MobiIs Register
,hareston Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlantis
nteiligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savan
aah Georgian. Richmond Dispatch. New Yor.
0isuatch fauldin9 (Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
fArk) Truo Democrat j" 9
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~ FOR THE SPRINGS

HPREPARE YOURSELF WITH
BOOTS AND ShOES THAT WILL STAND
- THE TEST OF TIE M0UNrAINs.--We
would most respectfully ask all Ia want Of Boots
and Shoes Of unsurp passed quality and latest ST. es
to call and examine large and well selected stock
which we are prepared to sell at unusually low
prices. As most OF our Goods are of cur own manu-
facture, we can Therefore recommend them TO be of
the very best material and make. We will take
pleasure In showing our Goods to any one who may
feel disposed to call u.s. feeling satisfied that VIC
suit in prices and quality, the most economical
buyers. MARCUS HARRIS,
lie u No lS3 Broad street, Rich mond. Va.
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CREsH CONGRESS SPRING WATER,

In pnt aud Quart bottles. served 10 oar Gust III
ers. cola tron the ice Ia tho summer months
MEADE BAkER. pharmaeeutisss,
iel9-6s lsSN. w. corner Main and iesh sts.
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DATRNT ROPE MACHlNE--The ~

lie are requested to call at the Store of cbAt K,
SON, An EkSON 4 CO No. 100 Main street, and
examine osse Of DUTCHEA'S PATENT ROPE Ma
CHIMES. TheF are Agents for the sale OF the ~ T.
chimes; stso Shop County aud State hi. hts. rnis
Is an Article worthy the attention Of aay one Nhe
desifes handsome profit ia a small investment
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NIOTICE.-The subscriber would re

NOTlCE.-Th subscriber would re
~ spectfuIy inform his friends and the public
generally, that he Is prepared 10 execute all orders
for PAINTING, GLAZING, &C, promptly, and on as
good terms IS others, always using the best mate
rails.
To his cd friends, he would return bis sincere
thanks, tor their patronage some of whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven years
since, his regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence, TO merit liberal share Of public patron
age fe 22-ts Y LASDRUM
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oEYIox so,iTn.sInE HAlLgo.p oo1
ssssssm PACkET BOATS FOR

szA 2szssssssz zsz5LYNCHRuKG AND RICHMOND.
Tho water iu the lower level of the anal into Rich
niond. viii be drawn of IRON the lGih June until
ist July, lad during this time. the PACKET ~ ats
will run through 10 Lynehturg from Mint ssick,
) miles above Richmond. pssseu gers going up tie
canal. viii be at Mint Stick At 6 VI, NOS DAY
WkDN ESDAY aud FRIDAY. Returning. Hacks
will meet the boats The repairs to locks and AZ,
viii rot prevent cur regular trips
Send Packages to the Packet Office by 4 2 VI.
BOYD. EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
"a S-htIzt IuI
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READY FOR THE LAST.

- We have ON hand various stJ les of French
Patent Leather, Calf and Kid Uppers, for Congress
Caters, oxford Ties, Low Quarter Shoes, &C. of the
latest styles. Also, French Calfskn Fronts, for
Boots (ready ctimped) which we will sell rom 10
70 10 cent. less than the sold elsewhere
Also. just to hand, a large lot of Lining skins, OF
various cOiors, at extremely low prices
HARRIS Il cos Shoe Depot,
10 NJ, 10 Moi
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0. D. b2IDG-oIsD, n. fISoL4Y PATH
FRANKLIN tArTHEws.
DRIDGFORD & ca, General Commits
- zion and Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock
Richmond Va
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. LANGE'S
- LAGER BEER SALOON. @ny
49, fttt street, betlceen Broad and SsslTEa
harshdlD
The Prop letter Of this SainOn, having fmuroyed IL
ls now hcttor prepared than heretofore TO accom-
mOdate his friends and the public TO whom he
wishes 10 return thanks for tk,ir very liberal en-.
coursgonent lie viii always keep supplied with
the best READING LAGER BEER, sWITSER.
CHEESE, &c.
R.-he recommends his SUMNER LAGER
BEER, by the authority OF several medical gentle
men "a an excellent tonic for ladies'
my i8-d2m JG LANCE
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"a n u Az a N ~ 4 OF IA
70 uK DRLXH

APPkUXIMAIIUUP kILEb.
nr,ze' are e' sI.e0a
prizes OF sSno. experimenting to $4,000 49,.
prize, are 1890 I,D1
prizes of 800 spproximsting 70 $io,UU oo
prize, are sV
prizes OF $l25. spproximatins 10 soVW oo
prize, are - oVo
4 pflgss VI 800, approxillSung 10 Sf,Ub
prize, are ~"
prizes of 875 approximating TO s3,09
prize, are 1900 SoV
prizes of $50 approxpi q Il to $500 ,oo
s.o nrsges of s20 are 10000
-. r,,zos smorutiprt ka200oo
wrn,a Tickets $40: Haves S.; Quarters ~ :"
e. A Circular showing the plan of The Lotteries
VIII ne sen! q any one DESTROYS II receiving It
Certificates of PACK will be sold al the following
Ct;iscsts nfs osckaoe Of 10 whole TTcses So
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uARTSAORNE's CUhE-A l. L-ihf

IiARTSHORNE'S q u Il h "A L. il ne
Ii GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATORl ,,,;,.,
This article is the greatest discovery IN HEIW
or Medical science for the rapid cure OF kHtI "a
TISX. NEURALGIA, TooTHASAE EAk-AO y IL Il,
TTWRs SIDE BACK. q AIRY part of the body
IL is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsla
and Indigestion which arises from weak ~
bowel Thousands Of persons who nave useo iihhn
soREE's CURE-ALJ have been astonished at its Won
Ierful power in removing any pain from the sSs
TEN.
70 be had of PURCELL, LADD GU; anu All
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersosts'
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A. NICE SHOES-LOW PRICES

@S Ladies' fine Kid Rosetted Heeled Slippers
81 50; Ladies' fine Heelt Caters SIJ: ladies fin
Plain CATERS 81: Ladies' fine Morocco Slippers, 81:
Ladies' fine Congress Heeled Caters $l.75 Also.
1000 pairs Ch'dren's Shoes, of superior quality -
Call and see the nice Shoes selling extremely cheap
at HARRIS & cos Shoe Depot
lie % No Iz9 Main at
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A UCTION GOODS. MILLHISER
IA & BROTHER will have open this day. about
a0 lots of Auction Goods, recently bought among
which are the most desirable goods of the season
such as plain and figured swiss Musins. from i21s
cents to the very inest plain, striped ard checked
Nsinsooks. very cheap; plain and checked Jaco-
uetts and Cambrics; Irish Linens; Linen Toweiing
and Table Cloths; heavy Linen Drilling for servants
and n great many other Goods too numerous 10
mention A call from those In want is respectfully
solicited, at j. MILLHIbER BROS.
lie is 1877 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25
ESs rrsasSa On AND AFTER the

q u ~SSssstx Let JUNE, the following articles
viii be carried between Petersburg and any De Dot
on the Richmond aud DanyilIe halr0ad above ihe
Junction AZ tho same charges rs If carried between
Richmond and the same Depot; and between Any
Depot ON The Scuthslde Railroad above the Junction
and Richmond at same rates if carried to Peters
burg-ys: Tobacco In hogsheads or boxes; W heat
Fl ur. Corn, Cats. Live Stock, in cars and Dry
Goods AMI CIR ceries. An articles intended TO be
seut through Richmond. to or from any Depot on
the south Size Railroad, above the Junction, will
be charged the same if carried Ihr. ugh City
Point and Petersburg my pa