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Goal Dealers

IS5S.
wN. l. Price. LE1IUEL CRAwFoKD- DAVID MoEEis
DRICE, CRAWFORD & NORRIS,
l. tsuroessors TO cR RAwFoRD, PRICE CO l7De1l-
Brar Hill, hiusra Rse and ChHrewa Coal by the
cargo. Oflce, Cover, nent Pier, Cleveland. Ohio
REFERENCES
T Handy, CaSh'r COm1E b. Ward .--...--D Detroit,
Bank Cleyeld tico W Doyle. Chicago
Ja-dph Perkins, Pres't Bank RuHlsey Br7s \ Co do
Clegeld Park Handy, Cash'r Ocean
Wul,hv HUGHES A c D. do ( Bank. --....-.. New York
N X Sangrr CaSh'r slich lSackett Be-cher 4 Co. do
ins Rams -. =. Doiroit, u g. Beard.. Torulto. c W.
A II. Adams, Cash'I Sav'gs A fayleT-.--- do
Bank --------- Detroi-,l nnnluutIl ~
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THE NEW CAsKET.

n . 1nlO 10 IN Il AGE OF I'M
- proyemeut and refinement the pleas
use IN saying that ne y now prepared 10 furnish
new artice IN the Unde king line anything
ever beiure introduced IL IS 0fhs made
~ the ske f1r, and Is highly Ordamonel
plate glass running the entire length ofop full length
view can be had with ease.
The C3SkEr has Ofthc gloomy and unpleasant AZ
perances Of the old style Of Cons They are pertety
arshts and are light and convenient for traus ra
tlon, Or putt ingin vaults, OF common uiermens SIN
lar article Is much used IN eastern cifi-s
Persons losing friends and wishing procure ANYTHING IN
the aboye line will md much their interest by calling
and e1lm ming themselves where they vii ind every
attention gwen DAN'L W DUTY, Underaker,
Cleve and. June 3 's7-Inh2G:Ia7 No q Frirst
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The ASSOCIATED FlREMEN'Sl
INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
PITTSBURGH.
e.
Jesse II. Morley, Henry K. Reynolds,
Miller NJ SpaHgler, Poland HcCo7-
mick. William = Carey. Richard
Pairck, S. Duff H Orr, JamesCamp-
bell, James BREEDER, SamEei NJ -Lane.
A. N Meylert. ] AIcJunkin. Alex
ander Nimick William r. Nimick,
.i..H 49, Haanrfae
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PASTURAGE-lR5a

FASIURAGE-lB5B.
TNHE PASTURES OF THE ESS9
Il subscriber. abont S)0aeres, in the Cuyshnsa tlf
Valley Will be open after Nav lsf Per A-AkG
sons Who send Cows hereby naiied that thew will
. charged Tor the entire from date entrance
Nov lst uues hey i've notice the time Of
an earlier WIthdraEa and also that the undersigned wi
while said premises.
TERAlS-Elfty cents per week, yable every Monday
IN advance, unless arrangements are made ain ne me-
sCribor for the season
Apply al my eiiee over Merchants Bank. SuperiorSt
or 10 Wm f1rlt. Hersman, a. the gates near
Asherait Cos Pipe Foundry or At ms brek dsyeiiin
house on DIVERSITY Heig.ts- S. S. STONE
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.-... u.s. scQNSIITTUIIQQSSkAlLI, a 7. DISEASES.
oOms ffUm the diseased bodies sires scroiTia
CONSUMPTION, syphilis and Fits among the
generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been established 10 The system. cOruptng the blood-RAD
WAYS RENovArING REsOLvENT viii eradicate iron The
ooies o. the aeie4 every Iaicie o diseased depostz
and MI the veins wll new pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RNnUAT'S kENOVAriN0 ESOLVENr should be hailed as
blessing BY every mother, Throughout the land, Whose
sgs tnus earyI evidence disease Transmitted
the parent stock. A Few doses Of the RENeTATIN0
kkSOLgEN will eradicate vesse the diFease and
insure tLe child 4 sound AMI healthy budy-
RRR
r R-Radwav's Eeady Relief for Heldaehe wheths
81 nervous; kheumatsIu, Paraysis LumbsgO GOut
Neuragi ToO hiche 81 all PUx Fevers. Swollen Joints
Kidney Comlauts Seaiet Feser. PANS arUund the Liver
pleursy. Measles Hrarhuru. and Pains Of all kinds.
RsdNag's Ready Reisf vii, IN minutes, change
the ui~er y0u suhsrto ~ Of pleasure.
II. r. u h-haitwuYs ReEOvatlng heSoyeut, for the
chrOLc iulOuS and Syphllitic Com
painIs and uther aecuns Of the Lungs and
TrOat Iuuation and EnargenentS OF parti, Eruptivs
and other seass Of the Skin Nodes um0rs, Ulcers Ys
pepSia aud all other diseases arising from impure state
Of the Blood.
RR R-RadWays Regulators vill cure, eHsctually and
speedily. GostITeuess Indigestion, Inflammation Of the
Bowels, ID teusia. Liver Complaint, Diseases Of tho
Hear and kidneys, FEMALE Complain Small POr Feves
Measles. Sc Sc Whenever the system = out Of orer
dose Of Railways Besula0rs viii restore t 70 regularity
K r. r. Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhsre.
GAYLORD CO., aud W. FIsRE, Agents, CieIs.
land. Ohio- teb6-2s
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In Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co, OHIO.
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In Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co. Ohio.
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Druls.
r. R. R.

a GA11 IL w LlA4r 4AN ALL OAlOAO
IL follow the use Of RadSay's r. R. Remedies. Ther
Slck diseased, weak, feeble, crippled
with pain Infmities but that Railways Ready Relief
RenOyatns ResOlvent Regulators the nature Of tbs
disease may require, will quleky and RAPIDLY cure
These remedies consist Oi Railways Ready Relief, kad
ways kenOvaug Resolvent, Railways Regulators Eacn
Of these remedies possesses special curative powers
certain diseases Yet there other diseases, wherein
their combined medicinal properties requlTed and
when thus used If there is sufficient life and strength with
the diseased dying body snstan their action hs
patient will live and be restored to health.
Pain. X. X. Relief,
Acute Diseases, r. r. Relief,
Infiammaiory Diseases, kelief and Regulators.
MaariOus Diseases. Relief and Regulators,
COngestiEe Diseases Relief and Regulators,
Scr0fuous Diseases ReuOgaing ResolVent
Chronic Diseases Hen0vating ResOivent,
SyDhilitic Diseases. RenOvatlng Resolveut.
Constitutional Diseases. Resnlveut and Regulators,
Skin Diseases, I2enGvafing ReSoiEent,
Nervous Diseases. ReSolyeut. Relief Regulators.
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulator.
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T0 THE LADIES.-We have just
received large and choice lot ofneN Ribbons Flow
erS Feaf ters and some choice and materials 10
Winer Rounes All Il hich have been bought chea
and Will sola CENT LESS TIA FoENER PRICE
"a carly and make selection while the assortment
COMPLETES Al SHAW Co.'S,
49, rs Superior 81
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DESPERATE GiRL-At the City Hotel yesterday,
wednesday, u maid of oil work-a good lookius
woman of twenty four-namsd Mary Sheridan ,cu
the throat of her false lover, James Martin, with
razor She had seen or heard something to opes.
her eyes to the fact that her gallant was an mpos
ter, who had wife aud children elsewhere. 81,
she determined to revenge berself, aud watching
from window. enticed Martin, who was passing
the hotel, to come in and up into a porter's room
Here, on pretence of loosening his cravat for him
which she said was too tight, the desperate CIR,
gained an opportunity to cut big cash into hir
throat with razor. 1t missed she ar terry, and
Martin escaped from her with liberal loss Of
blood. His wound was dressed by DR.. Ellsworth.
who says it is wonder that she did not severe
the carotid artery; as it was, Martin barely
capped with bis life He was too weak to day from
loss oblood to appear before the Police Court and
Mary was sent to Jail ior want of $500 bonds TO
await her trial on Monday next-Hdrttord Times,
Jady D.
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FREE MAsoNRY.-0n the occasion of laying the
foundation stone of the new hall for the Grand
Lodge OF Free Masons of Scotland, 90 the 26ti
uit, Sir A. Allison recounted family anecdote to
show the advantages of masonry, and its human
izing tendencies. In the American war one of the
British officers was wounded with a bayouet while
storming an entrenchment The bayonet was at
his breast when he caught bold of q young Anne
rican officer and gave him the Free Mason's grip.
THE latter instantly struck up the bayonet from
the breast OF the British officer, thus saving his
life, aud the American after ards took him to his
home for some months, where be was treated like
brother. The officer came home to Scotland
married young lady related to the noble farnil,
of ErskiDe, and the issue of that marriage was his
wife, Lady Allison.
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ME PAnrIouLAR NorIoE.-Ths 9

tB PARTICULAR NoTIoB.-Ths sub
sc~iber having disposed of his store at the corner a
18th aud Main streets will from this time conduct
business erc'ustps'y at
155 Main street, Corner 18th.
Having nov greatly ncreas d facilities he h enc
bed 70 offer goods the most liberal terms both at
WHOLESALE AND khTAIL.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by renesCed u
forts to please his FkIENDS AND THE PUBLIC,
merit a continuance Of their patronage.
W. PATERSON, Druggist .rsduate
Of the Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy.
Successor 70 Alex. DuvAl.
July lst, 1883. jy lt-im
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fmRxAp THrs!-The undersigned in.

gites attention to the following certificate:
PoRr MAYO, tienricO Co., July 10.
Mr. HENgY-DEAR SIR My wife las been sufer.
ug for the last twelve years with severe pain n the
mali Of the back. eUmetimes she could scarcely
nove about the house. l heard of your liniment,
,ud procured box. After two applications to the
ted part she entirely relieve and 1t this
time is as well as ever she WAS.
JOHN 8. GIBSON.
~ The Liniment referred to in Mr.. Gibsons tes-
imouial has effected numerous similar cures IL ID
gut In ta boxes of two siz ana Sid at 50 cents
and rs cents according to Size by the Druggists OF
this city.
I2-lmS SW HENRY. PROPRIETOR
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sW HENRY, Proprietor
n6s- LIVE SIZE PHorooaApHs.-Th,

ubscrioer takes pleasure in announcing 10 his nu-
merous patrons and the public at large, thai hs -
cow prepared to furnish Photographic from miaie.
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored.
shich, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal
If superior TO any produced In this city, - lees
han the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
sarged to any size.
Citizens and strangers invited TO call and ex-
anime specimens &C 4iBb1 Temple Of Art. C0rin-
.hian Hall, Main street, between 9TH anu 10Th.
Pc 6IbR6.
P. S.-If you want q genuine AmbIotype. this y
he place to get it, where yen will neither 70 hum
,ugged in price or work, Also. Melain0types, Oe
any other Picture In the Photographic Art
jelS II. =. u.
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The DISMISSAL OF MAJ. lAsM EL.-The dismissal OF
Maj. DasbieI, as one of the paymasters Of the ar
my, for aledged defaIcations, is thus explained in
'De of the New Orleans papers. The Delta states
that Maj d. lost twenty-three thousand dollars II
government money by the up-setting of a skiff in
indian river, Florida, and that fifteen thousand
dollars was subsequently stolen from him at ho-
sand dollars of this latter sum found in the
possession of the negro boy. When the Major wss
recently in Washington he stated to the Secretary
# War that be was worth fifty thousand dollars in
rezas, and he was on his way to that State to re,
tiiZe money on his possfssio when the tele.
graphic announcement appeared that he had
been dismissed from the army service.
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To DESTROY RA4s.-The Grimm (Gal Empire
state says: That lady In that city, whose house
mits says that the simple remedy Of disselsiug
copperas Ia cold water (nake il strong and sprink
iiag In the most prominent places OF resort. VIII
make them lssse At two forty rate ana no msstske
She tried II successfully and has not been trouDseu
with rats or mice since II il simple aud will not
cost much to try IL.
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PRESSURE UPON FIsH.-Mr. Pell, In his late address
to the American Institute on the subject of fish,
says that at mint three feet below the surface
the water shad would be compelled to bear about
the weight of sixty pounds to every square inch OF
surface on its body; at three hundred and sixty
one feet, one hundred aud eighty.one pounds; at
six hundred and six feet two hundred aud eighty
six pounds; at four thousand two hundred anu siA
ieet, eighteen hundred and thirty one pounds I,
the square iucb; at six Thousand feet, one ton
Whales sometimes descend into the depths of the
ocean four Thousand nine hundred feet, when they
sustain considerable over the enormous weight o,
two hundred thousand tons-nearly, if not quite
one hundred and thirty eight tons to each square
foot of suffice exposed The fish do not of course
feel this PRESSURE it is exerted all portous OF
their bodies alike.
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INDIA SHAwLs-At the last monthly sales by
auction of India shawls, at London, the pumber OF
purchasers was follows: Is French, 8 English,
Americans, Belgiaus, Russian aud Germsn.
the stock consisted of 5000 pieces, OF which there
were only 1900 veritable cashmere shawls. The
remainder consisted of Indian tissues of the value
# $5 to SIS; it is only in England that these com
mon scarfs find wearers. The sale brought al
most the sum of SS00,0O0 The French buyers
proportion three millions. As four of the prin.
cipai shops of Paris have their agents In Lahore,
and thus receive directly their goods from Iudia,
it is clearly proved that France possesses almost
a monopoly in these articles of luxury. There is
scarcely French lady, even of very moderate
fortune, who does not possess one or more India
shawIs.
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CAoE CAsss.-Terrence Cassidy was
arrested YESTERDAY for d:sorderiy conduct In the
street: and two women. Prime and Payne, met
with 10 better luck. on charge Of keeping disor-
Derby houses. They will be tried before the Mayo
this morning.
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WARY OF RAIN is now the complaint
Of farmers and gardeners The cool mornings and
Continuous winds are completely paIchtng and
drying up the growing crops.
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LOTTERIES
L<1TT HRiba.
IWAN & CO.'S LOTTEK3Ea
TRIUMPHANTii
SWAN & co.
CONTINUE TO DNAW As USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
SW An & cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHUkIZED BY THE
STATS or 6EukaIAi

the late attempt to injure Firm has shown that
OUK LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLYl
rnat our Prizes are PAID PUNCTUALLY! and thar
our schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the wordi
The following Schern ss will be drawn by g. SWAN
C,, Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery ~
rach OF their Single Number Lotteries for August.
so, at AUGUSTA, Ga. in public. under the super
'ntendence of Commissioners
GLASS z7 draws on SATURDAY, August7 1853.
CLASS d draws on SATURDAY August IA 1855
CLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY, August 81, 1855
CLASS 30 draws on SATURDAY, August 2S, 1855
IN 1Hk fLAN OF SINGLE NLHREns
100000 TICKtTSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIdHTY-FIVE PRIEST
Nedr2Y Osse Fraxe 10 EreTy N1ze Nrkets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMRi
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DVAcHILLEs AsooLi. NJ o., h.s.s:s !
athist, {late from New York. and fbrmeriy n Aijcr
sthc practitioner, respectfully solctts the pAsis
iaxe of the citlz-ns Of Richmond.
H1rcfiice Gu afsce street. between 7th and 0th.
SB--ksferences OF the highest respectabtitty.
Medical advice and treatment GRATIS 70 THn P0oa.
Il his oiec. every dAy. (saebath say excspsed. ~
ween and O'Clock. Pm
vAcgfnAfsax GRATIS TO THs Ppoe every Vedneep
.ay. between ana o'clock. z. ~. nay n-Iys
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sa STORE AND DWELLING roR RENT

E"S Isl BROAD SrREET.-It has been thoroughly
rsesired and il considered OF the hest locations
for any Kind OF bnsinessin the neghborhood Rent.
SIX hundred dollars per annum. Apply to j. u.
ANTHONY. corner of Cary and 18th streets, who
has constantly on hand an assortment of Molessin
ss OF The bsst Gusty At So 81, aud his celebrated
Calfskin sewed Boots ut the nted low price
of 81 50 Per pair. Terms cash-cne price only.
v
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Losa sEsrsKcs John J Sullivan has been
tried ia Haywood county, Tenn, for the murder of
his wife, convicted Ut murder In thc second sfrec
aud sentenced 10 oimprisenmeLtip In the penfssr larry
for tweDty-ons ysAfs.
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a. FOR RENT-And possession given
- in few days, the large and desirably located
dwelling corner of 5th and Franklin streets, now
occupied by Mrs G q Burton. Boarding House,
for which it is admirably adapted Apply to-
THOMAS W DuSKELL,
Receiver ot browns Administrator
ie 2S--ts vs. Burton &c.
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PLEASURE RrDEs.-The practice Of At

HEAoUhE ISIUNS--- i H6 pTXCIICH OF AG
tending funerals merely for the pleasure Of ride
to the burying ground and back, is kept up by
several ladies in the city, whose faces familiar
to undertakers as household words. 1t matters
not to them whether the relatives and friends OF
the deceased get seats in the carriages employed
tor their accommodation, or whether they stop at
neme-these ladies must aud will 60 for the ride,
unless rudeiy refused conveyances. Could they
but see themselves on these occasions as others
see tbem-coud they but hear the remarks as one
by one they step into the carriages aud drive off,
we are sure they would never again seek pleas.
aat ride at the sacrifice Of the good opinion of all
who know them.
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RICHMOND. Jusz iOrH. lass. ).
nmSHTo DR M. kAHN:-DRAR Sin: feel

TE35 10 Uk W. hAHNs-OHAk GIHs ) IUUK
it duty owe to you, TO state to the public, the
,uccessfu1 removal OF tamor from the side Of my
ieck, of fifteen years standing, weighing upwards
II t1i pounds without the use OF knifs, aud o9
which am now well wa3 examined by several
miaent pm ysicians OF my county. who advised mo
20 have nothing aone with IT,
Yours xc MARY J. 0RUBB3.
~ Residence beaver Dam, hanover county, VI.
- Da. kAHS's Office IL the corner Of I'd and
lain streets. 10 I5-3m~
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AsorHER attempt wss made list night
10 nrs shs Wssd school Hoaae, in Jehsfson Wsrd,
bat lnckfiy hiled-
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,, aa. Vusssics nor sErTLsp.--Ths MANCHESTER
sAus..nd) uuasdlan, doss mot think tbs ssrixht 81
'sslcn1 question has bssa ssstlsd Il says:
9. So 4, As e TIE operasoas sf ts ,ssvsnivs ,osd
-. sne - lnttpae 20. khers q a. possibifv 81
~ ~ q noiiah or Wanson lnisaus sris.
sisys srsd ~, s9osvocai attempt % suppress The
eenr1. ae a ~ iurcc Of arms. In itself this n :
nrovsd q ne present dtculty greatly 10 be an
istias ~ h 2 were supposed 70 Involve renn1-
natnr. tns rIxnt which ths ships OF every natien
10 M possess 70 satisfy Themselves with reesrd
ternss sSa.sty q me company they meet On fhe IN
IL highway. 1t would he conceseion III iah-
a.. - not only to the maritime interssts Of
the ws olt TO the morality aud securitv a.
~ woId Inc language that is used an srp!s. -
ms ought not at lest TO be stuionsr
sat,Sa LIE guest on evids ntiy siIl avs IL IL
IN cnmer state OF the diplor tc -;
,,, man can now s.eured Tor it's dscassion When
Ine statesmen OF the American Union hav dr. " ,.n -
ntf,hg in their apparent triumph ffev vi,I !. -
,;o see the necessity Of turning their stt.
which their ~ may be saved from the disrrscu y
auor Ing immunity. not only TO slav adaal-rs hut ~
upon its bosom. 'ss. Dedf
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Our OF WoRK.--At this time there are
more iaborers aud mechanics walking about the
streets, than we ever saw before ia the summer.
and many of them seem to fear that they will get
very little work to do this year. None of the machine
shops appear to be Overrun with work, and some
of then iud difficulty in keeping their regular
fnrca EN- nl0Yed.
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TIM NEW CoHraNs, now being raised
In this city, design adopting the uniform and cap
Of tho Seventh Regiment of New York. If seventy
We or one hundred members can be procured, the
corps will present an imposing appearance.
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The MONTGOMERY GUARD, under the
command of Lieut.. Dooley, made an excursion
down James river, yesterday evening, on board
the Curtis Peck, and we have no doubt had . YER;
pleasant trip, as the weather was delightful and
the company agreeable.
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Trpsr.-Patrick Carr. arrested for be
Ing in The street, vas reprimandsd by the Mayor
and then djscharged.
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CooI--An old woman lately fell on house In
Limerick, ~ she vas sweeping the gutter. On be.
ing taken mp she applied her baud to her peckss,
with the roman tic observation. Musha, wonder
Is my pips brckesa
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- FfJN DALE a MUM DESIha-
81 BILE hEIDENCE FUR SALOON CHURCH
i.iL.--i ne sabs-r ribsr will sell on very accommo-
d tiiag terms shat desirable brio. DIV ELLiNti sIt
ssed Oh the corner of 18th aud Clay streets Church
II I'LL. IL contains ronms above basement and Q iu
the basement II has in the ard good brick
kitchen with rooms smoka house. pump. &c. The
lot 3th street IS feet running back i32 feet
to an alley 10 lee, wide. For iurther inIormatob
apply to the subscriber or 10 Mes rs Goddn Ap-
person. T. V. SUTTON, JR.
~ 4ts
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ersr 70 e.ASR Pals0s Moses u. Fuller, who
stole the $a,7o0 package at the hotel in Hartford.
Conn some time sinee has been sentenced to three
years III the State prison.
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To BE HUso.--Joshna Adwell, Of Hart county.
Ky. has been sentenced 70 be hung on the I'd OF
September next. He II only y years o. age, aud
his brother was hung short time ago, for mnr-
der 10 Barren connty, Of that State.
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OnpIHAKcs VIOLATIONS William II
Wood and BENJAMIN Boviss, traders 1t the second
market. were both fned By the Mayor yesterday
morning, for violating IN ordinance the
second market.
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~ DR JoHx WALrBALL. (Hom0o-
pathisg offers his professional services 70 ~
lens Of kichmoHd and it~ vicinity. Once 81 kfg ~
idencc, on Leigh street. two doors from ysh.
10 t2--dly
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Queen yictorfs Il sxpscted In Prussia By TIE l0tl
OF Augass, on visit 70 her daughter.
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CONFERENCE.-THE packet chip uelvetia, when
)n her last voyage. spoken by bark COM
mapded by sou of Germany. "Vot ship is dat, ,
,sked Hans through his hailng .trumpet. Tn e
answer came back, ''the uel-ve tia" ITO h--ll
yonrself, tam your eyes," growled Hans In re
-ponse. The vessels parted, and each tkipper
sent on bis way with a very aattering opinion OF
Zach other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-27
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pear Sir: am Opposed tsQuack msdicfnse; - soeAs
how vcr. i not intend 70 deetsnste youf Hrv1es1
these Bitters ~ my wises upon oar littie in1ans,
Just sixteen Uonths old. His ompIAint yascAWojo
diArrhUa. which had assumed such . character -
20 form, IN our opinion. doubt Of his recvvefy Ne
commenced the use Of your Dittsre, and sesy euea
hsalssy Ana vf.orsn. q Sou rs.ss.r. - - - ~
OF medicine was used to restore him TO bealtb. ~
caf. DUf attribute mis- recovery 10 y0ur tnynlunbeo
May & 1853 " n pATCLIypu.
1 Y,Gs . cents per bottls-to b hsd cf ~ yscai.
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