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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-12

TIE BRtffsH CRUfsERs-puasrIr or THg STYx--
The British steamer Jasper, Captain Pym, arrived
At Key West few days ago In search of the steam
er styx, with dispatches for her commander from
the British Admiral, relative TO the subject of the
late proceedings Of the St,x regards American
vessels. Capt. pyn, 1t Is stated, expressed both
surprise aud regret at the excitement which ap-
peared to exist in the United States on the subject
The National Inteliigeneer, OF Thursday, says:
We learn fnrther that an officer arrv d at the
British Legation Yesterday with dispatches from Ad
formed that the Bri.i.h cruis re In the 6u.f havs
no new instructions tithrr from ths Admiral or
England for the dete nion OF ships 10 enforcing
the suppression of the slave trade. They are act
ing under he fdnary instructions thst subjt CT
INN ediately on hearing of the recent incidents in
the Adv iral dispatched special steamer, the "De.
yastaticn in pursuit OF the "styx. to require
report OF her procseuing' The Devastation COM
voyage, but did not find the styx at that anchor
age The British tifeer left Washington for Hall
fax yesterday with Lerd Napier's letter to the Ad-
mirai.
Commander Rogers of the United States steam.
er Water Witch, writes to the Navy Department
from Key West, that Captain PJm, OF the Jasper,
informed him that the British vessels on the Cuban
coast were acting under instructions issued In
1649 and that far as he was concerned he in
tended no wrong to American vessels. Comman-
der Rogers also says:
He Capt Pym) admitted that in certain casea he
hsd fired near vessels to make them show their
col0rs, and asked ma il he had heen guilty of any
wrong in so doing. To this said that had no Off
cai opinion but that thoux ht NOT. However the
law may be in this case, 1t is held so far 81 know
the usage of the sea serScs (itself law for
cfwar TO show their fags TO one another; and it is
the general opinion of naval men that merchant
vessels, upon neglect or refusal TO do go, may be
compelled to it without touching upon their rights
Lieut.. Ppm seemed surprised at the light in which
the acts of the British cruisers regarded by the
government of the United States.
Oapt. P. further states thats captain Of mer
chant vessel told him that he had hoaxed uews
paper writer into the belief that he the merchant
man had been boarded by British fIibusters. The
Water Witch left Key West the l4th nit. for
Havana. =.
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- WGEo1an B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
snd residence. No 81. on Main between str and sts
treess. Richmond Va nv Gl--1v
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MURDERER SENTENCED Richard n. Pearse was
tried last week at Whitewater, Wisconsin, for the
murder Of VIM Ii. Hamilton, convicted of mur
der in the second degree, and on the Sd inst SEN
fenced to Imprisonment at hard labor for life. in
the state peniteLtiary, and that the l7th, 18th
and 18th OF January every year, the impIison-
ment should be SOLITARY
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FOURTH OF July 0vERDo.RD-Tbe Common Coun-
ell of Providence, r. j., have concluded 10 make no
appropria ion for the Fourth of July this year. on
the theory that patriotism does not fiud It's best
expression in gunpowder aud that the country is
not to be saved by fireworks and illumination.
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> FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

@szs FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
e. ed Brick Teaements, Gu Cary street, between
ftn and sth They are vel adapted for Grocer!
stores any kind Of retail business. They contain
rooms besides the store room, and are well adapt
ed tor the accommodation ef families having all
ccssary c0nveaiences. Possession given immediate
iy To good tenants, the rent will lie Moderate
Apply TO K z. RAGLAND & CO.,
ia 2l-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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0SR Too MAsY-The citizens of Woodyille, Mon
roe county Ohio, last week formed themselves into
a vigilance committee, and chased Cha4 Miller, a
barber, from Wheeling, Va, out of that locality
for having married Miss Stump, when he already
lad wifs Ia Wheeling.
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kEEsEE q PARIS Pottery.

D0r DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice VINES, Fine BRAN.
OIEs. Old WHISKEYs and CIGARS No. u Main
treek. e.
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NEW WHEAr.-We zee from the ST Louis paper
that two lots of new wheat have been received
there. One lot was from Tennessee, and the other
from Mississippi. They brought 81 10 aud y
per bushel. The receipts are nearly four weeks
earlier than last year.
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Death OF JOHN 0'CoSNELL.-rhe adyices by
the Kangaroo announce the death If John o.
COnnell, second son OF the late Daniel 0CoD nell,
the Irish " Liberator," which took place near
Dublin, on the 9th uit, in consequence of a
severe attack of bronchitis contracted by sitting
on damp seat in his garden. The deceased
was for many years prominently known rs a
member of the British Parliament. and of the
repeal party In Ireland, of which his father was
the chief. few years ago he retired from polit
cal life, abandoned the repeal agitation rs im
possible and impolitc- and accepted the lucrative
office of Clerk on the Hanapar in Ireland, which
be held HntiI his death. He was generally popu
ular, and was esteemed. even by his warmesS po
liical opponents for bis private virtues, hon0ra
BILE conduct and independent character. Although
he was by no means qualified to assume the libe
rator's mantle at the death ofthst great irisLm
| or 20 become the leader of party, he was not de
6cient in talent eicquence, and was always lis
tened to it'll respect in the House OF Commons
Mr. 0'Connell has left widow and large fami
ly to lament bis loss.
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s@- INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-Whe

E9. INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-When
n the course of human events Laties and Gentle
men lose of their greatest natural attractions
ue head OF hair-it becomes matter of serious i'm
poftance, and the question is. what shall We do to
stop the hair from falling eff AMI restore its vRor
and beauty. la reply to this query We beg TO gay,
cry DR. HARRis' HAIR PROMOTER a1d iMpRovER.
few applications Will ston the hair falling or break
ing remove Gandruf, keep the soap clean and
white, and iIrpart freshness and vigar 70 the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years,
The continued u-e of it two months will insure You
luxuriant head of hsir. Call aud get bottle, and
if nor satisfied after the second application, return
it and get the price pail.
ASK for Or Harri.' Hail Promoter and Improver
Sold in Richmond, by
w PETERSON, Druggist.
Cor Main and 18th, and Main aud Wall sts.
my l0-3m
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50 many suffer an repine and drag out miserable
existence untitled for the enjoy ments and even or
d0ary pursuits Of life when reliet may be obtained.
and health and vigor restored, by a treatment at
once convenient and safe, well permanent in its
c''aracterf
70 those who have suffered long with disease, nj
timating in loss of appetite. Yigor &C, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring g
tnesutierers, in candCr and sincerity, pleasant con
yeLient aud proper prescriptions, a thorough cure
aud sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strictions or hndrance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases Of private Dature, from whatsoever
ause, either recent chronic, stri;tures, TTta-
be bladder, &C.; also. Scrofua. Asthma, kheuma-
tism Piles &c, skillfuy and successfully treated.
DR.. HARRIS can be consulted daily, at his rooms,
over 1921 Main street. above llth and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main,
9th door above lth street.
From this date until the 1st of June. DR.. HARRIS
will be his office Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays of each week, but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A u to 2 ? NJ and to II. ap 29-3m
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NEWS Nv LoNDoS.-The steamship Arabia which
arrived at Liverpool on the 2;i uit brought news
of the British outrage committed on the schooner
Mobile of Key West. The fact was duly tele.
graphed to London. but had not been further no
ticed when the Kangaroo sailed
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DAMAGES AwsRDRD.--Mrs. Henry 7. Seymour has
received in Portage county, Ohio, 81 900 damages,
from the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad Go
for the death of her husband, four years ago, from
injuries received by a collision on said road.
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JEsReLD said to an ardent young gentleman who
burned with desire TO see himlelf In print:-
'sBs advised by me, yaung man don't take down
the shutters before there is something In the win
down
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DEsrRUcrIyE FIRE -Early On Sunday morning
the Erie Railroad Companys station and freight
honse, at iiankins, Y, took fire and were total
~ destroyed, with their contents. consisting of "A
large quantity Of leather, -four, aud other freight
Abont 1000 cords of wood. and seVerai thousand
feet of lumber were also consumed,
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SNAKE SToRY-We saw yesterday afternoon, a
black snake which had been killed by a colored
man, who captured it near the sulphur spring,
measuring feet inches in length, and inches
around the largest part Of the body 1t was sup
posed to have been of the constrictor" species as
it attacked fee dog belonging to the negro, and
was only prevented from crushing him, by the
timely assistance of bis master. when il uncoied
Itself and attempted to glide away. It was how.
ever Intercepted, aud killed after desperate com
Dat, which the negro received a severe bite upon
she arm, which from its swollen appearance, was
considered dangerous at first, but the swelling
having suosidei by proper applications, no i'll ef-
fects are expected to result-Isteysburg (Td) De
aOcTdt
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KANSAS FILLING uP--Emigrsuts are pouring into
Kansas by thousands Steamboats, per day. 1t j.
said, leave ST. Louis, Mo with an average OF 2ce
passengers far Kansas aud Nebraska.
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fRsSKLIs seized lightning by the tail, held u
taught II how to read and write aud do errands.
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED SLAyEEs-The schooner
Yacht Wanderer was seized on Tuesday in Long
island Sound. by the revenue cutter Harriet
Lane on suspicion of being about to engage in the
slave trade. The schooner Charter Oak, laden
with provisions said to be intended for the use OF
the Wanderer was also arrested. Both vessels
were towed to New York Wednesday, by the cutter
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BAs WATER CooLRRs.-Wo have on
hand q our own manufacture the best quality
wAIEk COOLER. neatly painted Call and sup-
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VIC hUHILLks hSCULI, VI D., HOmn-
pathist (late from New York and formerly an Allo
pathic practtioner respectfully solicits the patro
mage Of the citizens of Richmond
AS-offjce on Grace street. between 7th and sth
B-References OF the highest respectability
nv l9-lvs
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GEN. LANES Fatal AFFRAY IN KANsAs-A dis
match from Leayenworth 10 the Sth, reports Gen.
Lane of Kansas n0toriety, injured in the affray
with Jenkins, and G lnfned to his bed with iock
Jaw 1t is feared tha tamputation of enc limb will
be necessary. The funeral Of Jenkins, whom he
killed, was attended by one thousand persons.
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ILLINOIS ADMINISTRATIONS STATE CONVENTION The
state convention OF the Administration Democra-
cy of Illinois. assembled at Springfield on the oh
instant. Two hundred and sixty three delegates.
representing forty-eieht counties, were In atten-
dance John Dougberty was nnmiusted state
Treasurer and Ex-Gov. Reynold SUP eriptendent
of Public instruction
Resolutions were adopted affirming the adhe-
renee to the Cincinnati PLATFORM; re-afi rmpg the
principle Of non-inieryention in the Territories;
opposing the concentration Of power in the hands
OF the central Government: deprecating slavery
agitation; condemung Senator Douglas and char
scterlzIDg his course in opposition to the Admin
istratiou as overweening conceit; deDouacing the
prir rciples Of the Republican" party as tending to
dissolution of the Union, and denouncing the
late outrages by the British cruisers on American
vesses in tbs Gulf of Mexico and elsewhere.
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DISCOVERY OF CAMEL CoAL-Speeimeps OF tns
camel coal are said to have beea discovered fe"
days ago in mine of Mr. Charles VI. Bishop,
Preston county, Va.
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EgIF YoUa HAIR Is HARSH,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restoratiy e
II your Hair is Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If your Hair is Thin
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you are Bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have nervous Headache,
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II you have Dandrnf,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IF yon have Eruptions,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
[ you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you desire TO preserve the Color.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you desire not to lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you want Cheap Article,
Use Pref Woods Hair Restorative.
Il you admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
Ii you admire the Beautiful Ringlets,
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Ii you wish beautiful complexion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish Face free from Pimples,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
1t you wish to appear Young,
Use Prof Wood's Hair Restorative.
II yeu want testimony yer~hemng,
Read the Circular uf Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii you want to find 1t
The Depot is at ia Market street st Louis, Mis-
souri, and 3i2 Broadway, New York.
tF-L lis also sold by every popular Druggist In
this city and country. Inh l2-d&cw3ms
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THE GERMAN FESTIVAL AT PITrsRuRG.-The con-
ventien of musical Germans now being held in
Pttsburg Is attended by two hundred singers
and thousands Of guests, from all quarters of the
country. The National theatre was crowded to
excess on Tuesday night to hear the grand concert
The performance. it is said, complete
success. The Pittsburg Chronicle, Of Wednesday
says:
1t is a we'll known fact that our city was full of
strangers yesterday, yet but one solitary arrest
was made By the watchmeu last night. The Ger
mans are a sociable people. They like their wine
aud lager aud never feel happier than when TAX
ing glass round the social board. Still, unless
interfered with or insulted by rowdes their gath
erings always terminate pleasantly and peaceably.
and without either riot or disorder. Snch vas the
case yesterday her'. The e1i mt measures taken
by the mayor prevented any Interference whatever
by outsiders with our visitors, and the result was
- high word was heard among them during the
uaY,
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O FOR RENT, 0NCHURCH HILL -
Ii The Brick Dwelling House. with oaraan -. :,
tsehed at the corner Of 29th and CLAY sts. thnrSb
Hill eontasninF three or four rooms suitable fer
Rent only Sln per month. Applv 10
A. q. STUBBs. Advocate ofsoe
Or, TO his Agents
- MeSSrs. BELL a HUGHks
Es~asa atrIf
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f-s.z MONS & cos

z@ Sc NJ NJ IONS & cos
~ &@S~ PAN fOSCOPiC BRAZILIAN
PEBBLE SPECT ACLES Prof A. GIDEON, Upti-
clan. (ate of Semmous Il Co, Cornwall, England J
respectfully announces his arrival IN this city viii.
a splendid assortment OF his newly Invented and
improved spec:acies, and may be consulted at his
Office under the Exchange next to Mr. est's book
ttaFa from "A. IL. until p Nj.
Th-se lenses are constructed upon strictly philo.
sophicai principles and from raj considerations,
are NOT eqaalIed by any ever brought under public
Il tice
The homogeneous structure of the material and the
c5nssl Gent uniformity Ot the retractng power pre-
vents the reflections of the rays OF light, and FUR
nishes therefore clear AID truthful image OF the
ohIect. go
The coHcaoscoaUer form of the lens, resembling
the anterior leuticuar arTaH.emenL of the human
eye collects larger number Of rays thar could be
conveyed upsn the retina from ordinary glasses OF
the same focal power, and thus increases the dis
tnctness of the Yision when their Elementary con-
fti0a dHd gyeat hardness secures at once greater
freedom from chemical changes, well as from
mechanical injuries. IN short, the whole arrange
is calculated 10 promote ease and comfort OF
vision.
Their superiority is fully demonstrated by the
mc-t celebrated Physicians AID Oculists OF Europe
aud America Je 3-bt~
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FATAL AEFRsY man named Wheeler, was
killed near Rollingsburg, in Monroe countv, Viz
ginia, last week, by another EaGed Buckland.-
The parties got into fizht and were separated
and while third man was standing between them
to prevent their again coming together. Buckiand
drew butcher kuifs from shart pouch, which be
had on and stabbed Wheeler to the heart Buck
land was arrested aud is now in jail.
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SEMI CENTENNIAL SERMoN.-0n last Saturday. Rev
DR.. John McElhenny, familiarity and reverentiy
,alled "Father McEhenby," delivered a semi-cen
tennial sermon in the Presbyterian Church al
Lewisburg, Va being just Gytfy years since he de
lvered. his first sermon in that church. whic
he has been Pastor ever since. This is the first
time that such a sermon has ever been delivered
in this State. Rev. Messrs. Plumer, Brown and
Houston were present.
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VISITING THE OLD PLANTATION "A negro belong
ing to gentleman of Cass county in this State
runaway about two years ago. and nothing had
been heard of him since. A few days ago he came
to. his masters house, much TO the latter's sur.
prse. looking fat and sleek lie was warmly vel
coined, and ordered to the field to take up "de
hoe" lie went. but not TO work. Took the shade
and quietly looked on. He was ordered to work
Thercupon he said he bad not come back to work
was freeman-had been to Canada. Ohio. Sc
and wanted to bny himself if "a thousand dollars
conld do so. His insolence was curbed by the lash
which be resisted Ecuttug with a knife one of the
negroes who was tying him, lie is now in Jail
lt was thought that his intention was to seduce
other negroes off with him.-CasS,qHe, Gt, sSaa-
dttTd 81 INST
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GAs-Na'chez, Mississippi, will be lighted will
gas about the middle Of the coming month. Ra
leigh. North Carolina, will be seen by gas light
for the first time In October next.
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I7fc VEt!NUNV LtflHfliJ Is N0fUR
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM

To The united States as the preseryer and restorer
of valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all Sprains
Gais, Wounds, Stiff joints, &c.
Will you answer this question: Did your ever
hear of any ordinary Sore swelling sprain or Stiff
ness, either on man and beast, which the Mustang
Lini eat would not cure? Did you ever visit any
respectable Druggist i'll any part of the world-in
Eur, p, sia Or Arnerica-~hO did not say lit was
the greatest discovery OF the age?" Sold every
where Every family should have it; three sizes.
BARNES PARA,
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LURNITURE.
l. HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, &c.
SAMUEL w HARDWOOD,
GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHmO IND, VIR @ n A

Yon will fud at the above establishment the lar
gest aud most complete assortment of
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &C.,
in the city. The goods manufactured by the
most experienced workmen, and made of the best
materials
The TIMBER, in all cases. for Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Chairs 81 is we'll SEASON ED before being used.
Ii will be 10 the interest of all 10 want OF Goods in
IN , line. to examine my stock befJre buying. as
sn seiiing at greatly reduced prices
ms l5-dGcwlm
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BOARpIN9, 60
10 I1-dim&sw2m JOIN G. MosBY, JR.
f.HE GENITAL HOTEL

{ HE CENINAL HUIEL-
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
tuated at the corner of Grace and 9Th streets front
ng the Northwest corner of the Capitol Square ano
near 10 the Washington Monument, will be in readI
less to receive guests on the Let January. 1858
The locality in point OF c0ntguty to business,
oeing adjacent To the Capitol, Banks, Custom House
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses, together with it,
lealthfIness, because of the beautiful promeUsdes
.or,tei by rhe Public Grounds immediately in front
-ender t at once attractive
With such advantages. the proprietor appreciates
is responsibility in undertaking to serve the public
o meet which, he gives assurance OF ample supplies
md the most assituOns attention to the wants OF ali
who may favor hin with their company.
de 2s-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH, Proprietor.
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Eg- DRAGG'S GREAT IMPROVEMENT. -
TIE ARCTIC LTNiMENT
DEEYES Hi COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm thst it ia
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGGSS OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure of
RHEUMAi ISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPkAINS, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS. OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS,
SCALDS, M0ULDS,
TUMORS, CORNS,
Tor HORSES and Mules externally nothing ex-
ceeds the ARCTIC LINIMENT,
In curing
SpRAINs, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RINGB0NE,
or any Sorelr Swelling. or Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle.
Price IS ,ts, 50 cents and 81, for small, medium
and large 81 ID bottles
For sale by all Druggists.
PUSCELL LhDD CO.,
fsI3-ts Wholesale gents.
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gGSr THE MUSTANG LINIMEYr

49, TIE 4hUSIANH IMMINENT
Cures RieWmotiSrt.
TIE Mustang Liaintent
Cures Stiff JOINTS.
The Mustang Liniment
Cures Burns and Hounds.
The Mustang LtRimtat
Cures Sores and Ulcers
The II stang LiniBtSnt
Cures Ctted Breasts and Sore Nipples.
The Mustang LiRimeRt
Cures NcurGlgid.
The Mustang LiRiMeRt
Cures CJTRs and Wdrts.
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Is MANCHESTER gEsIDENCE FO

g. NANUH ES TER kESIDENCE FOX
EA.:i Notwithstanding to discontinue housakeep.
Ing. cfer I r rent nay residence in Manchester.
c, utaiajag Il e comfortable and good sized rooms
four of them sith hre places besides two basemeni
rooas used at present a kiichen and servants
room.
The houseis nearly new, and very convenient in
the most healthy part of thu town. and near one OF
the best springs ia this region, aud commands q
viers Of Richmond from eud 10 the other
l would like TO sci. alsn tha most of my House.
hold aud Kitchen Furniture.
To II good tenant the rent will be accommodating
Possession given immediately.
apply AZ this office. my lots
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FOR RENT-On huIch nm 10

Eag doors north CT Leigh street (pcs session given
Immediately one Of those newly erected lricE tan
euenis, tate IA the occupancy of John smith Esa
containing SIX rooms. with dry and elevated hass.
meat &ita garden attached aud we'll ot water on
tAH premises, Rent per annum. $50. Apply to
fe It's JA0 COOK General Agent