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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

Thus forming the
GRATEsr CONVERSATION or ARTISTS
Ever offered here for Musical Entertainment
The programme will be carefully selected (and each
evening entire change will be made and will con-
of the celebrated compositions of Thalberg,
Vieuxemps and also selections from the most popu-
lar Operas of the day Full particulars of the pieces
will be found in the programme of the day.
The PRICE or ADMISSION
Box and Parquette, 81 90
Second Circle, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
~, ,.barf,a, av,r-a f,r sac,.rad caafS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

HENRY VIEUXTEMPS,
the worldrenowned and greatest of living violnsts
and
MADAME D,ANGRI,
(Cantarice de Camera 10 the Emperor Of Austria, and
Prima Donna of the Italian Opera Houses of London
and Paris and the Academy of Music New York;
In addition to this the management takes great
pleasure in announcing the engagement of
NJ. ERNEST PERHdNG,
The Celebrated English Tenor, from the Covent Gar
den Opera House of London, and the Academy Of Mu-
sic New York and
SIGNOR ABEILA,
WHO JOINTLY
THALBERG,
D'ANGRI,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
8, 485 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize TO every nine
Tickets-M SchemeT
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.
PLAN of the .L,otterv
To BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY 4

D, 40 Prizes amounting to.-.-.-...-... $500, 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 so.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

1SO BBS APPLES just received Anl for sale by
leu aprlo-u u. n. DICKEY
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MAYORS OFFICE, JERSEY CRY,

A. HARMON, Eso.-Dedr Sir: | am in receipt
of your favor. and in reply would say that
there is no such person as Old DR.. James re-
siding in our city, but an old man is employed
to personate him. The whole matter is well
understood here as an imposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-19

On wedneeday nth inst, ut the residence Q, neI
mother. In Henfico county. MARY ELLEy Iv g!.rl
KINe AIRED II yeers, daughter OF r. u. Tompkinss
Decreased late OF this city. l.
The friends and relatives Of the family are req ses
ed 10 attend her funeral at Rural Shades, the res
idence Of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Tompklns, e"'''
row morning. at IL o'clock.
On the 18th inst at 3 o'clock. 4; NJ, ChAhiLssSs
howard, youngest child Of David j and Jniia H.
Burr. ..,...ss..
funeral this morning.at IL O'clock, from the resi-
dence of his father.
In this city. on Friday night. 18th inst, Miss
MARY Il DENNY In the 18th year Of her age.
Her fune raj will take place from the First Pres
byterjan CDR. Moore's) church. tomorrow tsunday
morning. at n O'Clock Her friends and the friends
OF the family are requested TO attend without fnr
ther notice.
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
GEO. M. WEST.
Publisher, Book Seller and Statione


Nos and 6, Exchange Place,
Offers for sale this morning
THE Life of Thomas Jefferson, by Henry Kan
dali, d, vols, comp etc., with portraits;
cloth so leather on; half calf 1900.
STEPS Towards Heaven; or RELIGION in Common
Life a series of Lay Sermons for nyerts IN the
great aw akeni1g. by T s Arthur 90.
A HANDY Book on Property Law. in series OF
Letters, by Lord st Leonards. from the 9TH Lon
don edition: IS.
THE Pc ket Chess Board, being Chess Checker
Board provided with complete set OF me-,
a,lanted for playing games in rail cars and LOT
folding up without disturbing the game; ~
A POOR Fo low, by the anthor of WHICH the
Right or the Left? l25
MARY rerwent by Mrs Ann STEPHENS, author o.
"Fashion and Famine "The Old Homestead,
Sc &c cotn 25. . vols: paper leo.
POEMS by Howard II Caldwell; 63
THE Ministering Chill 1ren, Tale, dedicated 70
Childhood beautifully illustrated: LOO.
OBSERVATIONS the Mineral Waters OF west
ern Virginia by P Tindael,:M L; 50:
RITCH T. L Dunnavant's New Map OF virginia; I'D
pocket box K form 30; on rollers 800.
THE Last Days of Murat, translated from the
French; 20.
RoBERT OAK lands: or the Outcast Heir, by Leigh
ri, HE author of The Robbers of tbs Rhine
THE Rival Beauties, by Miss Pardoe; 30.
CONFESSIONS Of q Pretty Woman. by Miss Par
doe; So
THE Jealous Wife, by Miss Pardoe; 50
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slrHk DISPATCH.
4 .Tsos To ApvERrasERs.

Advertisements for the DTsrsrcH must be hsndeS
BIZ sss o'clock in Gs aternoon, In order to aprea'
Ne next day. The heavy pressure cf atveruse'ue"~
a ,on the columns Of onr paper, wiz no' "'"'''
thar renention after the hour named
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-19

SUICIDES IN New YoRK-The New York papers
record no less than three suicides in that city on
Friday last: Hippoite Grippon, Frenchman, took
arsenic; Henry StiIIman, German, shot himself
with a revolver, and Charles Harper, also a Ger
man, hung himself.
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THE NAVY An American gentleman residing at
Manila writes 10 his friends in Philadelphia that
the United States ships, the San Jacinto and Min
nesota steamers, are there. the Portsmouth having
sailed for home. lie adds. "the Minnesota is per-
fact wonder here and in China, and the English Of
ficers say there is not another ship in the world
to match her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-19

WORTH TRYING.-The French Gazette Medical
states that charcoal has been accdenily discover
ed to be cure for burns. By laying a piece Of
charcoal the burn, the pain subsidies at once.
By leaving it on for an hour, the wound will be
healed 1t is certainly worth trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-19

| On Tuesday, the United States Senate ratified
the extradition treaty with France.
| Sin VIM. Gore 0usley rode out from Washington
| Wednesday morning in company with forty la
dies and gentlemen on horseback. The cagalcads
| attracted much attention.
Charles Wheeler. Esq one Of the Oldest mem
bers of the Philadelphia bar, died on the 10th IN
slant at the age of seTenty-one years.
The Georgia Railroad and Banking company has
recently received 500 Ia restitution, through
the agency of the confessional.
owsntertcit I've dollar bills on the State Bank of
Ncw Brunswick, N. j., altered from ones are In
circulation.
Hon Geo s Hawkins, of Florida, aud Hon. Jas.
Hughes. Of Iud 4, have been nominated for re-elec-
tion to Congress.
w II sidston, an English clergyman, has been
convicted at Boston for stealing watch and SEN
fenced to Jail for six months.
Mr.. Tbalberg's concert tour Ia the West has been
| abruptly terminated He returns to Europe.
The Maysvle. Ky, Eagle Announces the death
| Of Judge Adam Beatty, who studded law with
Air. Clay, at Lexington, Ky.
A public meeting has been held In Lynchburg,
Va, 10 favor of the Norfolk and Lynchbarg Tow
ing Line.
The richest man in England Is the Marquis OF
Westminster His wealth is estimated at Ell ,000,-
600 sterling, $l05 600 Oo0 and his annual income
100000.
The funeral of John OConnelI took place IN
Dublin on the Both ult. meeting was after
wards held TO raise q subscription for his family,
and 81 900 were contributed ON The spot.
The President and Secretary Floyd will soon re-
move to their summer quarters At the SOLDIERS
Home.n se@
Ex-Presidspt Franklin Pierce, an Eastern editor
learns, is engaged in preparing for pabication an
other "1istory of the Mexican war;"
The President will, IL Is said, probably nomi-
nate tx Governor Winslow, of North Carolina, Min
ister TO Spain.
They are abent building now theatre and opera
bonse in Cincinnati which Of course, 10 to BIO ethe
finest In the world"
sidney Webster, Esq has been appointed to be q
commissioner of the United States, for Boston, 10
place ofJudge Loring.
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CAUTION TO EMIGRANTs.-There is said to be
ganized gang Of swindIpg land brokers in North;
Grn Iowa and Southern Minnesota who rob the
emgrants by selling them counterfeit titles to
lands In Iowa there already detected sales of
land to the amount of 100000, under these ctiti-
on y titles
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APPROPRIATIONS Among the appropriations OF
Congress are $685. S09 10 improve the Norfolk Ma
w Yard; sll coo to repair the Norfolk hospital fGI.
2G5 to complete the magazine at Norfolk: s3O.C00
FIR the Norfolk Custom House; s., 200 for the Al
axaudria Custom Honse.
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METROPOLITAN HaLI.

~
METROPOLITAN HALL.
The F6 so que N, OR THE IN.
BEEAuTIFUL CAkTsTA, Coysrsrryn ~.
SONGS, RECITATIyEs, DUETS. eisss' W
tBY MR. GEO. y. ROOFS
Will be performed By the YOITNa ina
TR0P0bITAH HALL. '"ee'r0n, at Mr.
On MONDAY EVENING. June 2rst
A1- Mr.. sOLOMOss will pfasiss a,,
ARGUMENT - The flowers meet in
IN the forest, to choose their Queen ,uc.d dell
eontented With the World seeks In the dis
sawsrs ,a ron re us cares aud ds.pp Jintmept.'
ing that 70 fll well the station ALLOTTED h. p Earn
depce Is to be happy, resolves 10 ,etrp " TOW
lures" "'"ohs ms fellow erea,
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TIGRT GRIp.-A lady in New York having bought
some CLAIMS on Saturday her little son six years OF
age run his tongue into one to get the juice; the
clam shut and nearly cut the little shavers tongue
off before his mother could free its hold.
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New ExPoRT.-Forty-one boxes and fifteen
kegs of silver lead ore. from the Cameron mine, v
in Spsrtanburg district, s c.. is being shipped
from Savannah for Liverpool. The mine has beer
worked to n depth of seventy five feet. at which
point the vein is four and a half feet wide"
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BEGGARs-The New Orleans papers notice an
italian woman who sits at corner with spin min z
wheel. to which is attached mnsic box. The mu.
sic attracts a crowd, and while the woman is spin
ming her thread they drop coin into the box.
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81 Mr.. soLOMoss will preside a, M,
PROGRAMME

tROokhhME,
!. INTRODUCTION.
z GM0kUs5We are the P!owe 3.
T. ssg RMisCJ,e aseInse Mere would rest
: Recluse )-I.o., +, ,.o,,.
Suk ct! Rose aud Lii, Wv ouldst thon ' Kno,,
3. CHORUS Who shall be Oueen,
.. SOLO Orncus) AND CHORUS lam n.a
TO- SOLD SOehlia) AND cH0RUs-Peaccss.d t,I..
IL: pgsT {n.!latr6Dss and afisoio,.,,., Ia
:CH0RUS-'Tis not 10 h.sutT "''ne'te) AND
H. 10 9Ja2Gnlca) AND Cd0RUs-Pr,ed h,
49, Sol" +, ( s5., AND CHoRrs-xake VA,
y. CHnRUs-say. whereas our fav,ri,sIa.,
ID oUEr-Violet and Lily Sister aas'r,. r..
Is. 500 (RG.el AND CHoRUs-rhe baImv os,r,
Y. RsciT1 (TaIig.)-Lo. twilight. shadow,
Is SEMI GU 'hUS-( Poppies, -Hreatbs vs ,.,.
our charmed fragrance. We now
p y G TTaS no S1St S1ps ggIsEly
CHORUS-F1ld. -, night AND
1t thou TINS enchant me. ~" ""ei''ors
% CHoRU3-Tolhe choice
q; REClT AND soNG-(HoliJ heck, )-softly son.
Z6. SQL0-(Touch me Not.l-H.ppy aud gTsa
q SEHI-CHDRUS We lows Won iii
Is. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. thou hs,t heard
% snNGzlRecluse )-'Tis hard to choose.
60 CHORUS-Prepare we for the testye sca,a
from the hili-sides w '""'e
come from tn Palace w
81. sEMICH0RUS-Receive thy Crown.
81. SEMIcIIOkUS-hn thy brow
35, CHORUS AND ECH0-Long live our bsauts.
Gus Queen. ''
B. soNG=(Ro'el- PILED with graft uds aud love
81. CHORUS MARC live go 10 fulfil WV
IS. SONG-(Recluse,)- Ill bless the hand
80. FINALE-(Rose, Recluse aud Solos y Light n
Eternal Love- ~"'Vi
ia ticket admitting Que 30 cts A.ctst I'D.
hitting two, IS cts. A ticket admitting thres A. =
Children and schools q cts Tickets NAV ia hsd ~
the pupils and at the Music stoI eu also at the doo
on the evt ming of the Concert The Piano ussd on
this OCCASION is kindly loaned By Mr. James Wood
b use.
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Montenegro. paid ducat for each Turks nose that
was brought to him. The number cut off is sta
ted as high as 1000.
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SPECIAL NOTICEf

NY NorIcE. valuable Cottage
Residence on The west eide Of 9th, north Of Leigh
rect advertised to be sold at auction on MONDAY
next the 2Ist inst has been isposed Of At private
sale. GODDlN q AfPEnooN.
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Person. going 70 the watering pisces -, oss -
,,s 'p,ss,,cx mailed to them, for any length !"
time sy leaving their orders a. the eonns,'s '''
and having In advance for tn" tine na"e"'
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,G- 7hO L.1KENVssEs TAKEN

Frs GREAr PICTURE FACTORY YEsTfRpAT.-They IIust
have been ''soue busy" Photographs aud Amore-
types were carried away by arms-full III seems
90 there but we find the house full. each one wait
ing their turn The fact Is. that POWERS lMPsRlAL
aud PHOTOGRAPHS can't be beat, neitner iof pe's'
ton or cheapness. -. ,,,
60 70 POWERS for qesune AMBaorYPEs. Isl Main
.traet two,doors beIow.I2th je l9-lt~
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FOUR LADIES DRowNED.-A serious and fatal dsas
ter occurred upon the Upper Mssissippilast Sunday.
pleasure party OF two men and five ladies were
proceeding in a small boat from Lake City to Mai.
den Rock, when squall capsizad their craft, con
signing TO watery grave four of the ladies' two of
them sisters, named Stout. 1t was with the utmost
difficulty that the fifth lady aud the two men saved
themselves.-I Louis Dem
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CoULD NOT BEAR PRosPERITY.-About a year ago
James Dean. who was working as jourDeyman
carpenter at Chicago Illinois, received legacy Of
about 100000 by the death of an uncle in Aus
traia. He died few days since from the effects
of dissipation.
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rg- "To GID REF, M ioLD, to paint

the lily,
To throw perfume on ~ vi ct.
To smooth the ice, or da 'ther nue.
To tho rainbow Ar
or speak in praise of tn PEI r0GRAPHS and AM
RR0TYPES II ade at MI S'Photograph ana FINE
Art Gallery. 1876 Main street.
Ills wasteful and ridiculous"
They speak for the nselves. as all VINO patronlse
his establishment will testify. Je ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-19

MAIL RoBBRR SENTENCED --In the U. s. Circuit
Court at Portland Saturday, Judge Clifford sem
teuced George W. Young. of Augusta, the mat
robber, to Is years in the State prison.
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- wv X FOSTER, ESQ is the authorize
-, .,r the I,ispstch In Norfolk and por'smoH'o
sa,scr,bars IN those cities VII Obtain ,n'H s"pe,
regularly from him at the earliest Fossip'e "''''"'
fl.a law
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NortJ,eru Markets,

NEW YORK june ls-Al' kinds of.Flour is > cts
ts cents lower Corn is trifie higher-mixed 721a
ais: yellow so
RALrrr,RE. June iS.-Flour unchanged wheat;
Red 95 as, rs: whit" o5"(d$' 20 G"rn .ctive ana
T2ta!73.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-19

STRIKE OF LOWELL OpERATIvEs.-A large number
of the operatives at the Lawrence mills in Lowell
were on a strike on Monday, and threatened vio-
lence to those who continued work. The diff
Guilty arose from some changes whereby the spis
Ders are required to do the additional work OF
dofing About 100 marched out in body and
of threats. Marshal Clemence detached an extra
police force to the neighborhood of the strikers.
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DEDUCTION IN Prices UAUl II

CpoOitoN 1N IhiCGS " ~ II
IL INGi CLOTHING.-Fsncy Marseilles and Lin
en- Coats at 81, 3 90, 400 and 5 90
Derby Linen Sacks at So
Black Alpaca Sacks aud Frocks at So
Black Ora de Etc sacks and FrOcks at s.
Fancy Cashmere Goats ofall styles, at just what
they are marked
large Lot Fancy Cashmere ASSN Pants, FRI m So to Sc
White and Fancy Dnck and Drill Pants from 81
to 90; at WALKER d cos,
lie 10 1903 corner Main and nth streets.
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NEW R0OKS--Jnst received and for

~ 49,
~ sale at A. MORRIS Bookstore. 81 Main st.
A HANDY Book of Property LAWN series Of
letters by Lord st Leonards. from the fifth Lon
don edition; IS cts
DICTIONARY Of Trade Products, Commercial Man
ufacturiug aud Technical terms. with denim
ton of the Moneys, Weights and Measures Of
all countries; 81 80.
MEMOIRS of James Marquis of Montrose. X. g.
Captain Genera. of Scotland; By James Grant;
81 -.
HARDY and Hunter-a boys own story; by Mrs
Wade; 81.
ROUTE. GEES shakspeare-Nos 30 and 81; so cts.
0--3t
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MURDERER RESPITED.

w,suyGror June 1s-The President has respi
ted Powers who was to have been hung to-day
for murder till the Goth inst. There Is much ieei
ing on the subject.
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my LIFE Size PHoToG aAPHs.-T

sub.cri1er takes pleasure in announcing 70 MS nu-
merous patrons and the public at large that ne 10
now prepared to furnish photographs from m aia-
tnres TO FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored.
uhich for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal
IL not superior any produced 10 this city, at less
than the usual price Old Pictures copied and en-
larged to any size.
citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens at GIBB>' Tempie of Art. Corin
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9th ana l0th:
the Mace TO get it, where you will neither re hum
bugged in price or work. Also. melainotypss, or
anv other Picture in the Photographic Art
il 4. %.
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Waller Henry waymousb IN 49,
WOODY WmJ Wych VIM Ae' "mD
"
Young james Zehle AdoIpbus ''"s sohn
~ is--at TH0s. n BIGGER. pm
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RE- SEE the new style of ATbrotypes. at Head
quarters Of Art, l39 Main st. Price 25cts. to S25
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TIE Basis OF A SETTLEMENT WITH CHINA let
ter from China to the New York Post states that
the Observation-Disclosures at Shanghai have agreed to
make the following demands upon the Chinese gov
ernment:
let. The opening of the coast and great rivers OF
China TO foreign commerce; ID. The access of for
eigners to the interior. under the restrictions OF
passports: Sd. reduction of duties on certain
articles of commerce; 4th Residence Of an embas
sy at Peking; 5th Indemnity-but no territory.
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HousTos's PROPOSED PRoTECToRATE.-Ata public
meeting OF the Mexican English bond holders,
held in London on the 2Sth of May, 1853, to con-
slider the state of affairs, Senator Houstons pro-
position to establish American Protectorate
over Mexico was unanimously endorsed.
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Hon John J. Crittenden is to have a public re
cepton. by his political friends, his arrival a,
Cincinnati from Washington.
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y, HURRAH! HURRAH /

PIX MULLER's MUSICAL SALOON.
Opposite the Metropolitan Hail. Franklin IT.
The subscriber begs TO inform his friends and the
public that he has fitted u his large Billiard RooT
TOR a
SOCIAL AND FREE CONCERT ROOM.
and he will assure those who pay him a viait hat
no pains. IN his part shall Ice spared 10 pleas. them
having, during his late visit to France purchsscI
musical instrument not to be equalied in this city
A. MULLER.
These Free aud Easy Concerts TO cOmmencenn ev-
cry MONDAY aud SATURDAY EVENING at 5
O'clock, precisely
So LIQUORS, &c, at the same prices as If taken
n
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THE RANKS OF LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. June I6-The additional stock 10 the
Bank of Louisville to the amount OF $s5oo an n1
In the Commercial Bank to the sun oil sIoo'ooo
were taken up to-day, and the books closed.
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REPORTED DEATH OF THE EMPEROR OF CHINA
The New York Christian Advocate publishes a
letter from the Rev. r 8. Maclay, an American
missionary in China giving rumor OF the death
of the Emperor of China The letter is dated Fuh
Chau, March 22d, and the writer does not credit
the rumor.
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NOTICE persons are hereby eau

NUIICG.-hII FeTsUHS dIe HeTeUy CHu
toned against taking or trailing for NEG0
TABLE NOTE, for Sj6.25 dated May %, lS5S drawn
by Messrs John and leo. GibsOn, and made rayable
months after date, TO my order, said note was
fraudulently obtained pa ment for bill o
that amount stolen with number OF others. from
my store. Persons are also cautioned against raw
ing auy Of my bills t" any one except to myself
personally. or to my authorized agent
il lq-ts WILLIAM READY
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nw-WHEELER & Wilson's


MB-WHEELER & Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.
At WHITEHURsT'S OLD GALLERY II Main st.
would call the attention o; the public to this
MACHINE as combining in eminent degree the
essentials of good instrument.
All interested are invited TO examine the Machine
at the office where they can learn the names of par
ties in Richmond who have this Machine in success
full operation.
JelS-2t* IL ChAtdE.
Rsr New FIRE Proof RooFIsG.-The
subscribers successors OF EsTILL Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC .
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,
now Offer the same to the public.
1t makes one of the very best and cheapest roofs
ever used for DWELLINGS. CHURCHES. BARNS,
DEP0TS, &c.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin rCOfs.
stops the eaky ones, and prevents those newly put
on from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material will not require
re painting for miny years.
All orders in city or country promptly attended
to- &. d. YALE CO,
100 Main street.
s4- County Rightsin Virginia for sale.
in film
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n1-TYLER h Co.'s is the only place where children
are taken properly. hundreds of the good people
of Richmond can testify. c. r. REEs the old ope
rator is on hand again
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f.lLlss OF BuiLess0.-The four story brick
n ., occupied by J. H. Cordes grocery store,
af, n~aokie fell IN at 3 O'Clock, wednesday
.AhernnnD, killing one man aud boreib,v msns,in =
'''fe,"fhefs, some of whom, il 10 fearei viii dIa
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s TIL H0H AFHIC 04W1
rupoRrxp FOR run DAILY DIsPATuH
THE BRITISH AND FRENCH AMBASSADORS On
A TOUR IN PENNSYLVANIA. ~

RFAprSa, Pa June 17-Lord Napier, the br'.ish
Minister and Connt sartiges, the French minis.e.
accompanied by Senator Seward, LETT wasnIne.o o
on Tuesday evening. for short trip fhfongn ~,
Eastern part Of Pennsylvania. with view 20 VEL
the iron and coal regisns OF Lebanon and schuyt
kill COUNT .. ait,
They spent part of the day yesterday &c Iocnle.
near HARRISBURG the residence OF SENATOR IAN.
ron. with whom they dined. Hon. Humph'e,
Marshall, of Kentucky, and several mem ~, =, -
Congress from this State formed part OF the com
pany. IA nro
Afterwards they came on to Reading. ana ps1
ceeded to Pottsvilie, where they VII, oihe ~,
evening after visiting the coal mines In the Vic'u