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RUNAWAY NEoRoEs DRIVEN FROM SvAmr.-A few
days ago, party OF men from Robertson county
n O., made descent upon a gang of negroes in.
Testing the Big Swamp, lying between thar county
and biaden, aud severe fght ensued, Ia which two
OF the negroes were killed. snd. the remainder fed
The negroes were well armed, had large horse
and everything comfortable and had been sojourn,
ing there for number of years.
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The PORTSMOUTH REiIMENT.--The Light Artillery
of Portsmouth, have determined to visit Richmond
en- the ed, making the regiment complete, en-
bracing the companies named Portsmouth Rifle
men, Capt. VIM. J. Richardson; Old Dominion
Guards, Capt. Rdw. Keerns; National Greys, Capt
John Il. Deans; Dismal Swamp Rangers, Capt 1as,
c. Choatc; Union Guards, Capt. D. J. Goodwin;
Portsmouth Light Artillery, Capt. Y. O. Cassell.-
Thus We are to have seven companies from Ports
mouth and three from Norfolk. Our own volun-
teers mnst bestir themselves.
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THE TARIFF BRIBERY CAsR.-A dispatch from

washington says:
Mr.. J. ID. Williamson, who arrived, Wednesday
morning, In the custody of the officers of the
House, says the reason he dec0ed coming to
Washington was solely because he was under hea-
Wy bonds not to leave New York, and that the off,
GERS Of the House kidnapped him, not allowing
him time the opportunity of consulting his
lawyer to take out writ of habeas corpus. lie
throws himself on his rights in that respect, and
privately avows his determination not to testify
before the Select Committee to investigate charges
against the members officers of the last House,
growing out Of the disbursements of Lawrence,
Stone 4 Co. to influence the passage Of the Tariff
act, the ground that the Committee had no
right to question him In relation to his private
affairs.
EXPLOSION OF A LoCCMoTIvE.-During late hour
on Monday night the boiler of locomotive, No.
1SS, of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, whilst
lying off at Swanton, exploded with a tremendous
force aud played sad havoc with the machinery
At the time the accident took place four men. all
I'm the employ Of the company, were standing upon
the tender One of them named Thomas Elliott,
slightly injured. Another, named Il. Pratt,
was thrown a considerable distance aud quite
badly hurt There were also two conductors upon
the car, who escaped with slight injury, whilst
another of the party, Mr.. Sinclair, received iniu-
ries Of a very painful character. Some idea may
be formed of the violence of the explosion when
It is stated that a heavy iron ball. about seven
inches In diameter, which was firmly attached to
the furnace door, was propelled through the air TO
the distance of nearly four hundred yards. The
cause of the explosion may be very safely imputed
to a want of water in the boiler.-BaH. amer.
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SUMMONS TO LAWRENCE, STONE Co.
BosroN, Feb. 3-Mr. Cole. an Assistant Sergeant
alarms, has summonedJ. W. Waicott OF the house
Of Lawrence Stone Co. and 7. I. Holden, book
keeper of the firm, to appear before the Congress-
ional Committee at Washington. This morning
Mr.. Cole started for Bath, Me to summon Mr. Jar
Wis Slade who has nearly recovered his health, to
appear before the same Committee.
Mr.. Joseph Libby, broker, who was reported to
have drowned himself yesterday, was found alive
last evening and conveyed to his home.
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CHARLESTON RAcEs.-The four mile race, on Wed.
nesday, between Lizzie Macdonald formerly Sue
washington) and Nicholas l., was won In two
straight heats by the former Time--7:41Is;
7:ae11. In the colt race, Governor wiekline was
the winner.
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nEA- SrEcrAL sEoffcE.-We have on
ensf LADTEs BAZAAR.
AS,w M No ns Broad street.
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TIRE MoRnos PROPORTION TO THE PREsIpENr.-Dis-
patches from Washington confirm the statement
that MIR. Bernheisel, the Mormon delegate, has had
several long interviews with the President relative
20 affairs In Utah. lie proposed that the troops be
withdrawn, and that commission be dispatched
to the Territory to arrange for the settlement Of
diflcuities The President rejected rather than
received the proposition which Bernheisel made in
virtue Of his powers as delegate of Utah, and not
pursuant OF Instructions from Governor Young
Mr.. D. says that the people are disposed to reacs.
and would come to any reasonable terms of accom-.
mediation
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MARINE NEWS

NORFOLK, Feb. ARRIVED, brig Ann, Taylor, 10
days from Martinique.
Bark Telegraph. frem James River, bound to
Australia, Ia in Hampton Roads, awaiting wind.
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We regret to learn that the Hon. William Smith.
OF virginia, has been detained at his residence In
Virginia by indisposition. He expects, however.
to be able to resume his duties as q member of
the House OF Representatives In very few days.
Union.
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CosrnNArIoss-The Senate, in executive session,
Wednesday, confirmed J. Madison Cults as second
comptroller OF the treasury, and George Vail, an
exCon9ressman OF New Jersey, a. consul to 6las-
gov,
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Tnr CottiNs efraMEns.--A report that these
steamers were to be entirely Withdrawn Is cen.
tradicted- II Is stated. however, that the oompa-
ny 10 somewhat embarrassed by the withholding
Of the money due them by government for carry.
ing the mails. Tho Atlantic will leave New York
on February 18th, and the other steamers viii fol
low 10 regular succession.
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Co.. ANDERSON AND ars MEr.--A dispatch from
New 0rlenns, dated the "a inst, announces tho ar
rival there Of Col. Frank Anderson and his par ty
from Key West In the custody Of the United States
Marshal, bat were released on parole until the
NEXT morning. They oil loudly complain OF the
unjust treatment Of Commodore Paulding aud
Captain Sands. Gen. Walker hss gone to Nash.
VIE.
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Hon. John Letc her.

This Independent and indefatigable representa-
tive Of Virginia seems to be winning golden opin.
IONS from all quarters. The Alexandria Gazette
speaks of him In terms Of just commentator, and
he IL often alluded to In Northern journals as
man Of mark. A Boston journal pronounces him
q whole head taller than any representative, or
Senator either, from Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Letcher is not only man Of ability, but,
what 10 more rare In Congress, of honesty and In.
dependence. lie stands at the door of the public
excheQuer with q bright eye aud keen sword,
and II must be . smart rogue who passes him with.
ous losing his ears. There is constantly corps Of
ssppers and miners at work to knock out the bot
tom Of the treasury, but hitherto the vigilance
and energy Of Letcher, and few kindred spirits,
have kept the plunderers at bay. In fine. John
Letcher, of Virginia, is one of the most useful,
practical, common sense memSsrs of that body,
and reflects high credit on his mother State.
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STEAMER WRECKED

CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-The steamer Pee Dee is
wrecked on st. Augustine bar. All lives were
saved The steamer was employed in furnishing
stores to the troops In Florida.
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aess. spro1AL Nor1oE.-The INTENTION

of the trade IL requested to sale of Ready made
Clothing Dry Goods Boots. Shoes. Hats &C 70 take
place at the store Of g. Wallsrsten on en netween
Broad and Marshall SITS, THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock
"a b. COOK h CO Aucts.
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Es-PREsrpESr TytER--Wc arc gratiiled to Iearp
that ex-Fresdent Tyler, whose serious Illness vas
lately announced, Is better, with prospect of re-
storation to health
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On the I'd inst. at the residence Of Col. VIM. IT
Carutbers. in Bedford county. by the Rev. J. d.
WnOdH Eco of Rnhfnrd.
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THs APPROPRIATION FOR fnE ConrHo INAuGuRA.
1Ios.-fhs House Of Delegates yesterday rejected
the Senate amendment, making the appropriation
Tor the approaching Inauguration ofthe equestrian
statue u Washington 5000 instead Of $1,000.
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TEE AnsrAD NsaaoEs.-Ths bill reported by Sen.
ator Mason, from tho Committee on Foreign Rsis.
tsess, appropriated go 900 ~ iadsmnity to the
owners 81 the spsnish schooner Amistad. A MI
nosity report has besn made BY Messrs. Seward
end Ro0ts.
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TsHssssEz BAsKs--A bill bas passed the Legis-
lstass Of Tennessee, requiring the suspended
banks TO resume specie payment by the 6rst q
NovNWrbNr next.
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nay SEASONED OAK LuMBsR AT AUc-

rroS The attention of Tobacco Manufacturers and
Lumber Dealers, IL requested TO my sale ct twenty
Thousand feet Of Seasoned Oak Boards, This Day,
at O'Clock at the corner OF 18TH ana
Broad streets THOMAS W. KEESEE.
fa5 Auctioneer.
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sIr,IunNs ro I.wpENCE sr0NE a

A TRUE BILL AGAINST THE FILT1BUSTERS
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 4-The Grand Jury have
found true bill against Gen. Walker, Col. Ander-
son and others.
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Mn. eErroS's BENEFIr.--We feel assured the mere
announcement that Mr.. John Seton takes a bene-
1T at the theatre tonight, will be amply sufficient
70 attract large and fashionable audience. lie In
q veteran aetor-0ne Of the old school--and has
continued to win the good opinion Of the public
throughout his long career. In many characters
which he assumes on the stage, Mr.. Seton is I'M
occasionally superior to any of his competitors;
and now that HE engagement, and that of his &C
complished daughter, is about to terminate, we
trust he will have a substantial beneft--a benefit
that will In some measure reward his efforts to
please and crafty his audiences on every occasion
The programme for tonight smbodes three ex.
celent pieces, with interludes of singing and dane
ing. Miss Seton appears 10 two of her best cha.
raeters, and Mr.. 6eften In his inimtable Jenny
Tseitchsr. This IL indeed capital bill, aud If it
doss not prove attractive, we shall be very much
disappointed.
Messrs Kunkel 4 Co. will give another perform
anoe at Phoenix Hall. Petersburg, on Monday
night, with Mr.. sefton and bis daughter and mem.
bers Of the company.
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MARRIED.

HT- Another case of those very superior FRENCI
GooDS Just received at ALIEN. HILLS,
81 ~ Main st.
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AN INFIRMARY BURsT.-The Ashtabula County
Inirmary, at Kingsville, Ohio, was burned on the
night of the I'd inst. having been set fire by an
inmate. One life was lost, and sixty paupers rem
dered homeless
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-05

Rag THE ANNIvERsAsy of the Coloni-
nizaion Society Of Virginia. will be held in Trinity
Church, NEAR the Exchange TONIGHT, at 5o'clk.
The Rev Sir SEYS, just from Liberia, will report the
result Of his personal observations. Ihs Kew Mr
BOWEN, from Africa, is also expected. 70 5-lt"
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RT- DR. JoHs KNOX, late OF orange
county. Office Metropolitan Hall. residence corner
of 18th and Clay streets.
Refers to Rev. y. }. Will, J N Conrad snd Fey.
ton Johnston. Richmond; n. J. Barbour and James
n Nawman Orange: HON. Judge r. ~. Fold.
Shelf n y. Ieake, Thomas N. WEIGH Senator from
Orange, Madison &C., and John n. Lee. D'legste Oh
Orange and 0reene. eo-ulm
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nen- NoTIcB. -The annual meeting of
tie Stockholders of the Manchester Building Fund
Cempsny. for the election of officers for the ensu
ing year will be held at Mr.. Jas. Fisher. Jr 3 office,
on next FRIDAY evening, 5th inst At Z = o'clock.
fe3-3t% JAS. ID. sCOTT, Gee y.
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DIED.,

On Wednesday. the Sd inst, after protracted III
of consumption, ALFRED FRANKLIN. in the
45th year of his age. He leaves devoted wife am
two children, with numerous friends. to mourn his
untimely loss
His funeral will take place this {Friday) evening,
at O'Clock, at his late residence. corner of I'd and
Jackson streets. The friends of the deceased and
family, are requested to attend without further
tce
81 Lynchburg and Savannah, (Ga) papers
please cOpy.
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Ths editorial convention Of Ohio hes recon.
NEEDED the gsseesi adoption Of The csSh system.
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MY. MONROE BUILDING FUND AssocI-
ct.TIoS The regular monthly meeting will be held
at Saunders Hall. THIS EVENING, at u o'clock.
fe sit ED MCCARTHY, Sec'y.
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ARRIVAL. OF THE CAUAwBA.

NEW York. Feb 1.-THE steamer Cahawba, from
Havana. Jan. 80, has arrived.
The American machine works of Lambden d Co.
have been destroyed by fire, involving a loss of
900 COO. This is the largest fire that has occurred
at Havana for years.
Sugars firm and unchanged.
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k6y~ THE MEMBERS OF THE JOURNEY
MEN GRANITE SToNE CUTTERS ASSOCIATION will attend
their regular monthly meeting at Schad's Hail. ON
Broad street SATURDAY, 9Th February, 1855, at
O'Clock NJ. j. RlCHARDsOS, Sec J..
ia
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n.y. BURNING FLUID. No. article.
Price IS cents CASH, per gallon.
JOHN w. GARLICK, Druggist and
fe2 Apothecery Market Place, Franklin st.
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CITY OF RICHMOND TO WIT.

ClTY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT: At
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Court of
Hastings for the said city, Tuesday the I'd day Of
February, 1858
Horace l.. Kent William G. Paine and James
Kent, merchants and partners under
the style OF Kent. Paine Kent, Pitts
dgdina
r. s Pendleton, William II. Bonn William
Muchahey and Joseph e. Dill, partners
under the style OF Pendeton. Bonn Co., Defts
The object Of this suit is to recover against the de-
PENDANTS the sum of one hundred and ninety four
dollars and nifty cents, with legal interest thereon
from the goth day of December 1854, till paid
Affidavit having been made that the de- ZEN iants
X. : Pendleton, William III. Bonn aud William Null,
Chahey, are not residents of the State OF Virginia,
they are hereby required to appear in the said
Clerks Office, within one month after due pubica-
ton hereof, and do what may be necessary to pro-
tect their interest.
A Copy-Teste,
Re 5-law4w no. HOWARD, Clerk.
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Office F&PRRCo
Richmond, Feb 3, 1855 I fe

NOTICE.-The undersigned Insurance
~ Companies hereby Jointly offer a reward of
and conviction Of the inCeLtary or incendiaries.
who on the night OF the 2ith ultimo fired the prop
erty OF Messrs Binford Porter at the northeast
corner of Governor and Franklin streets or for the
incendiary incendiaries who fired the store Of
Isaac A. Rice, on the night of the 2lst nit. on the
MERCHANTS in URASCE CO
III Montague, Sec'cy,
va. FIRE AND MARINE INA. Co
fe 4-dl0t w T. Cowardin SarIv
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MUsIC.-The ARMORY BAND

10y respectfully announce 10 the pablo that they
SSS~ are now prepared to furnish The latest aud
best MUSIC of the day for BALLS PARTIES &c
Dir. n. L0EBMAN, the well knowa and popular
Violinist, having become member u the AR10RY
BAND, they feel confident that their STRING
BAND will be second 10 none Ia the city TLe
figures will be called by Mr.. J. NJ MELTON
JAMES a. SMITH
P. s.-Any number Of instruments furnished. from
two to ten jait--lma
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THE letter of our correspondent, dated Feb. 2,
failed to come to hand until last night. The items
of new. therein contained was published yester-
dayI
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AuxN(TY TN NOR FOLK.

wM. D. POSTER. ESQ. 10 the Agent for the DAILY
DsssAscn n Norfolk, The circulation OF the paper
tssrs having increAsed to IN extent demanding Per
eoea attention 70 ts distribution. the COLLECTION Oh
0uaa -
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T OST-On the Esd inst, either at Mr..
IL Belviu's Lumber Yard, or between there and
I'll street, on Broad Silver Detached LEVER
name of WI MIrtHELi. in. Richmond, on the
cap Of the watch. A reasonable reward will be paid
for its return to this office. de 3l--ts
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xHLH0RAPHIc NEWS.
HnPoRrlsD FOR THE DAILY prsPAr
pRorrEpJNGs OF coNGHEss,

s WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Sndk.-Mr. Jones', oi
Iowa, presented series Of resolutions from citi-
zens Of that State against the admission OF Kan
eas under the Lecompton constitution. The reso-
lutious instructed him to vote against such admis
sion or resign. but he refused TO obey. He vas To
favor OF the admission of Kansas, and would sup
port the Administration.
The French spoliation bill was reported back
from tho committee, and made the special order
for this day four weeks.
The debate on Kansas affairs was resumed.
Mr.. Brown made q speech against the Lecomp-
ton constitutions, and was followed by Mr.. Wilson,
Of Mass, on the same side. Mr.. Green, Of Mis-
souri,, replied. in support Of the positions assumed
by the Admir- istratlon; and after an exciting and
interesting debate, the Senate adjourned to Men,
day.
Honse-The select committee on the resolutions
relative to the Tariff and Navigation laws was ap-
pointed. with Mr. Boyce, of South Carolina, chair
man. These resolutions look TO free trade and In
ternal taxation, az a means of revenue
A long debate ensued on an unsatisfactory reply
off. X. Williamson, who was arrested and brought
here from New York on a summons to appear be-
fore the Tariff investigating committee. He was
finally remaDded to the SergeaDt-at-Arms until to
morrow. in order that he may have an opportu-
nifty to amend his reply.
The Ohio contested election case was discussed
until the time of Adjournment.
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THF DTSP1TCH.
NOTrOE no ADvERTIsnns. .

asvsrs1ssnsats Or the psspkseH must be handed
\ by sts s'eoek N Ne sJ4weon. IN order 10 appear
shs sextday he heavy pressure 81 advestasesnsnts
upea ne columns q oar pacer viii not admit Of
tNeaY recession alter the hour narned.
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nag" DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
wholesale Dealers in Choice WlNEs, Fine BRAN
DIES Old WHISKkYo and CIGARS, No u Main
street fe
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On HHDS. Prime Bacon Sides, II do.
w DO do Shoulders, 10 tierees Hams, per steamer.
for sale by W0MBLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
les No IN Pearl street
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RHFoR Saba small stock Of Gao
CERES suitable fer retail trade, together with
q House. which will be rented at u small rent to
good tenant. Any person DESTROYS OF purchasing
can receive any information by applying at this Of
fee. 10 4-t5
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fort Of Riehmond, FEB. High Hdter 912 o'cPi
~-~~O~~~-~-~o-~~-~~~~~~>-e~-
ARRIVED,
BrigGovernor Bull Attakapa-, sugar and molasses
G L Northam Il Co, at Warwick Bar
Brig Marcia Tribou, Bray. from Richmond, arrived
at MatanZas nth ult
schr l. b Wales Williams, from Richmond, ar
rived at New York I'd inst.
Schr Liberty, Kay, from Norfolk arrived at Phila-
delphia 81 inst.
schr Pear, westervelt, from Richmond, arrived
at New York Sd inst schr Ann, Cole, from City
Point, arrived at New York same day.
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The object of this suit IL against the de-
PENDANT damages, the amount of which damages
claimed by the plaintiffs is one hundred dollars
Affidavit having been made that the defendant, A.
g. Wilton Is not a resident of the State of Virginia
he Is hereby required to appear In the sad Clerks
office, wi hin month after publication here.
Of ad do what may be necessary to protect his in
terest. A copy-Teste,
fe 5-law4w R0 HOWARD. Clerk.
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GINGHAMS--A variety Of styles at To-
~ cents per yard. SWORDS . TiiAw.
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~ PALS Leaf Lard, so bbls. and
w Lalf bbls do. 100 kegs do, FOR sale by
W0MBLE a CLAIBORNE
faS n Dear ar
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LOST.

T OS T-AbOut month ago, between
IL Charlottesville and Louisa Court House q white
BOY, named JOHN. about years old. lie had ca
Nett Jacket and green Pants; his hair near red
Any information concerning hIra will Ire thankfully
received by his parent, by applying at this Office
to ANDREN BkfATJLIAR,
fe5-5t* Corner 18th ana Grace streets
I .OST-Ou yesterday. between Mayo's
IL Bridge spd st. Johns street, IA small tin box,
containing my FREE PAPERS. The finder " i'll be
rewarded by leaving IL at this Office.
WM TYREE
fe 5-2t& A free man of color
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SIDE PEW, No. 1O2, in St. Paul's
- Church, fer sale. Apply to
WoMslK 4 CLAIBORNE.
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RlTTERS.-A very superior article of
~ Bitters. for restaurant use at 81 a gallon. for
sale by r.. j. PIC0T Drnggist
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HONEY, HONEY.--A very fine and
l. clear article of Honey for bar and family use
lust to hand, at 81 % per gallon, for rate by
to D Il. j. PICOT Druggist
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Wl A FLOODED COW, of fine
NkX size, with her first calf, perfectly gentle
~-kG-=zEX raised near Richmond, and a large
mixer, fOr sale. Apply to
fa i-IW GEO. WATT 4 CO
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QLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN

QLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN
- BRIER COUNTY. VA. FOR RENT.-This cell
ebrated watering place. with all the furniture DOW
in good repair will be rented, for one year. to the
the renting to take place on the premises. As me
medicinal qualities of the water, and the elegance
and comforts of the place well known. it Is not
necessary to speak of them here Bond and security
will be required of the renter, payable twelve
months aft er date. Persons desr' us Of renting may
consult either Goo W. Buster. Blue Sulphur, or
Dennis Lewigburg Va
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90 TO LEWIS and purchase your Dry
~ Goods, as be is selling them off very cheap
Great bargains in Bonnet Ribbons and Black Silk
Velvet Ribbons; Collars 1T 20 per cent below their
value; De Bage at inc per yard; Black More Antique
Trimmings at half their value; a large assortment
of Alpacas and BombaziBes: Hemstitched Hdkfs at
SCI large lot Of Wooden Comforts to he sold low 10
close: Colored Silk Elastic Belts at 25c. Remember
The place. JACOB A. LEVY
Ia Is Min street
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- GENTS GUM OVER SHOES
>ao and SANDALS, warranted. the first quail
ty and the latest styles Price, emily 81 per pair at
MARCUS HARRIS co.'s
fe5 Shoe Depot, No. I2g Main st,