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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

LNOR sALE-At low price, q SHUW
L CASE az feet long feet inch in width, feet
inches in huight-gisss all round.
" 26-fs MYERS JAHNhE
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CLOVER HILL AND ANTHkACII;TI'E

ooA.-The aesct ibers are nov prenAred 10
receive orders foe tne delivery OF Clover H,i Coal
taay Also Keep CONSTANTLY on hand ked and White
Asa Anthraeite Coal both Of aich viii be sota on
~ sots tersns as tt can be purchased ia the city
osiefs ,eis ~ th sir ufice near Petersburg Depot
cT =! capt Il i.tbsy'e, of 2ist and Gary -
vii! be promptly atten ze4 10. '
,s 2.--Sn wM III DAyTa a Co
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DRAlKIE FLOWER Coiocne Water

Florida Water; v.rbena Water; Lavender va
tsr; He'd osmia and Rrangipanba Extracts f,r lhe
handkerchief; Frangipanni Pomade for the Hair.
Luoin's hne He,iotr,ps ana Musk Soaps; Tooth aud
Heir Brn hes; Phalon's Paphian Lotion, or Floral
Beaunn-r Ur the Complexion; and every PIRST4cLAss
OF DUVAL NOhTJN,
a rs - a T-t-lf Cnrnar ltifh and Moin
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J JOHNSTON 4 BROTHER.
I AlDLEY 3 RlBINSON'S REALLY

- GENUINE ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES.
made expressly to their own order In london. The
Dristles being secured By silver wire and patent ce
ment, are rendered permanent. The assortment
Ais0 LAiDLEY Z ROBINsON'S PREMIUM
PEAkL DENTIFk1oE, one Of the most delightfui
teeth. and rendering tnsm beautifully white. now
In use. For sale by
LAIDLEY s ROBINSON, Chemists. &C..
an 20 4th and franklin sts Richmoud
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FRoA SANTA FE.--Ths Santa Fs correspondent Of
the st. Louis Republican, says that the reason the
Navsjes Indians refused to surrender the murderer
Of Major Brooks negro 10, because Major Brooke
postively refused to indemnify them for the forty
horses killed BY the troops and for trespassinE on
their grazing grounds at Fort Defiance. Major
Brooks gives the Indians until the 18th instant to
surrender the murderer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

HALLS VIRGINIA PATENT SHIN
IL GLE MACHINE, which is capable of making
2h nDa Shingies Barrel Heads, or Slaves per day
to be seen vt A. Rham's Foundry every day, from
A. NJ to Pm.
For county and shop rights, apply to
"a p. OHERN l. CO.,
an s-2m Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

4 NURSE FUR HlKE.-Apply to
IL Dr.. CULLEN.
Office, Richmond House, Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

Miss Nssls Petit The asthoress, = inst recover.
ChaTlottssvilis, VI.
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Tas hog crop IN New York, this year. viii not,
y y said, amount 70 two-thirds Of that ~ ibrmes
ysars So
rss PncAs NuR-,fhs pecan nst crop - ftxaa,
this ysas, viii b. . very laFes oss 1Ae sxposi
will PFobably amoant 70 42o0Oo0 IN valpe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

Mallory miss Tomato
Meredith miss Martha ]
Mathews miss Ann .
Martin mrs Elizabeth E
Martin mrs Emma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

D'ORSAY COLOGNE.-Mr. CHAS. 8.
~ DAWSON, my successor at the old stand. cor
ner OF Main and 18th streets has the genuine Dor
say Co'ogne ater 'dentically the sape as formerly
made by me. an i3 It's WOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

nEBAGES - DEBAGES.- a
~ large lot Of Debsges, which offer for sale at
the low psice OF sixpance per yard great bargain
JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD,
au II No. II Main St.
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GRAIN GS-Manufactured without
VI seam. for sale at the Penitentiary store.
X. d. NIMMO,
au 10 Gen'l Ag't Virginia Peniteniiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

|MoNTGoMERY's PREMIUM FAN
E4fA MILLS-In store aad for sale by
CHURCH FLEMING,
an 11-Im Corner Cary and 18th sts.
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- Ar AnD BsLow Cosr. We ars
pushing our sales to close buSiusss IN OctobsP In
all Fancy Goods ve are willing to ueks heavy sa.
~ % usSe ~ ens I ..ssnoh ne eisy
shall be fully repaid BY low prices fsr Hooda =
we prefer sacrificing them In the house. 70 Duttng
them at auction. s& W
-'-- VALENTINE 3 SON, No y Erosd st,
au l3-lm s.s Near Capitol Square. j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28
TH1 CAMp NETTING. in Charles Cii,

THR CAMP MEETING, In Charles Cliy.
may be attended to-day, by those who rise early
enough to get to the steamer "Shultz" this morn
ing, and get on board Of Der. Capt. Hill promises
all who accompany him pleasant trip.
PLEASANT SHOWER Our city was Wis
tied yesterday afternoon by gentle shower of
rain, which was really refreshing after long and
destructive drought.
CORRECTION Thomas M. Bald
win-not William-was the gentleman who aided
In the capture of the two desperadoes 10 Amelia
county, last Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

{kTEW FAMILY FLOUR-Just receiv-
k1N ed. a lot of Bolipgs superior new Family
Efiour. HARRIS 4 MOORE,
su 10 Basin Bank.
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4 SH.-60, ,0U0 feet superior Ash, all
y sizes, fer sale EDW. z. DUDLEY.
au I3 18Th street between Main and Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

A BRAVE LAD.-A liberty pole, at Hartford, CT,
erected by Colt, is said to be the tallest3in th
State, has been without flag for q while. the
halliards being broken. It beiug desirable to have
it 10 trim at the telegraph celebration, young
man. named George A. Pollard, offered to climb it
fully slender, being only 10 inches at the base
aud three-anda-half at the top, and the crowd
laughed at the bold fellow. But he climbed 1t IN
eight minutes, cooily supported himself by clasp
ing his legs around IL, and rseyed the halliards
amid deafening cheers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

~CAHD. DIR. xn0x has
removed his residence TO the houss % ~ c..
Church Hill. -
In pronsring his sprvibss to TIE citissns e Rioh
mond, among whom his snert rss11enos basalloWea
called upon 70 state that be has bsen ENGAGED fns
active pfsctice Of his proSei0n Tor ths iaSs ~ yoaS
oftcs. l3th It,. between Main and Casy. % S-lDs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

CREEN GINGER AND PlCKLING
VI SPICES: Celery Seed and Cooking Extracts, at
MEADE BAKERS,
ann lss N w corner Main and 10th sts.
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WASHING FLOID.--This 4 aid nr1

x,l. yucca HAGIcAL kFFkcf IN TomovfnR 1reIse.
osn and ordinary sol from clothes u ssYss one.
ha.d scrubhing. 70 injurious 20 clothes 1t 1Aves
also In the way Of Soap fully one-naik and double
work can be dine with IL.
IN about ptnt Of boiling water, and add Il toasther
win one pint OF the FLUID TO ten gallons Of water
Or one pint e soft soap NAV BE- used instead 81 the
hard soap, Then soak the clothes In the mixtsIre
TOR On hour. or boil half an hour rub gently. rs.
move and rinse them tkoroughly in clear wetcr
Prepared aud cold. wholesale and retail. by
JOHN " oARLICK, Drugeist.
"a ~ = Market Place Franklin a j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

ilLENCHED COTTONS, for family use.
1.-Two cases very cheap. soft finish, Blsached Cot
tons. suitable for families.
an 25 CHAS A GWATkIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

4 LOVER HILL Co oAL.-The undersign-
~ ei is prepared TO furnish Glow ER HILL CssaI.
=; the lowest aasrScs price, throughout Ae season
is s-ts t3I RSlN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

ORANDY and Wines, for medicinal pur-
- poses-the best quality.
G. 8. DAWSON,
suiD successor to j B. Wood.
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. aIonMOnD. yyas -. ~ !,

AIOHMOND, iva I011, ~
! n0To On n. KAH1:-DBAn SIM ltool
is dusy ovs 70 yeu. 70 ssats 70 ~ ushfls. ~
nsck. q nltesD years saan1tnG. wsiuAlnG uDway4Q
~ THE eonnds, wisheqs shs ose e krses. - r.
Which en- nov vell ] uAs sxnuAes6 ~ eee01
70 hnys nokking eens VIII r.
So Years. -. 0A1Y j. 90UD1Z
!. 40r IN kama sdnce = NJ eosn9 8 Aep4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

THAS. S. DAWSON, successor to j. b.
~ WOOD, Chemist and Drugeist corner Main and
18th s.rset dealer In Oils, Paints, Farnishes and
Fancy Articles has just received large supply OF
tireen and Black Teas, whichihe can recommend as
M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28
10 JOHNSTON & BROTHER.

No I'D Main at, Richmond. Va,
cines Chemicals. paints 0is. d. eStufs, yarnishes
SURGICAL Instruments. Brushes. Combs, Soaps. Per-
umery and Fancy articles, besides every other arf
Gle Rsneralty kept in Drug establishments All OF
which they are prepared to offer to the trade q
an s6 - ~ D IouusrnN : pporupp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

NOFICE.-I have this day appointed
4N LEWIS yLEIsHMAN my agent, to conduct .
DRY GOODS and sHJE business Ia the city of
Richmond said agency to continue until due notice
W RLElSHMAN.
AuRuat g.. 14A m 17--t2xo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

ELIDE ISLAND GUANO-For sale in
au ii@tisto BACON baskerville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

|OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
~ so bags Of PRIME Old Government Java Coffee,
ape.''' su IL a. ''''' 'o' EipWiN i WORKMAN 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

DOYLE'S FAN MILLS-Ditferent ST.
IL ze-. in store and for sale by
CHURCH 4 FLEMING,
suIl-Im Corner Cary and 18th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

TEETH.-A fresh supply
~ receiving this day by Express
su 10 FISHER WINSTON. Druggists.
|DUKE CIDER VINEGAR-For Pick.
IL ling fur sale By WILLIAM T KING,
an 2S--5t 6and Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

A PPLE PARERS.-N have in store
n and for ssie Whittemore & Harrington's Au.
tomlton APPLE PAkER. C0RER and SLICER.
CHURCH FLEMING,
an Hin, Corner t'ary and l3fh ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

RELIGIOUS Of the largest Baptist Associa-
tioual meetings ever held in this State, has just
closed. The exercises were in the venerable church
at Berryville, Clarke county,which was constitated
In 177l Three young miDisters were ordained TO
their important work. In the State of Virginia
there are OF the Baptist denomipation, Is associa-
tions, 66O churches, upwards Of 90, 900 members,
8 600 Sabbath school officers aud teachers, an ave-
rage attendance of nearly scholars, and n 500
volumes In school libraries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

FDLUWS AND PLOW CASTINGs-All
CHURCH l. FLEMING.
an 2,--lm Cor Cary and 18th sts
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the Blood becomes yttated. iDpuae q too weak ~
neeh iooses its vitality, the sain hsoomR yelloy -
palitd the Liver dtsgedessd. DyepepsiA a61 lhdlGse
ces, and life becomes burden.
HARrsHOkNhg akALfH HEgIO1HR, a.
Acts upon ths MOOD. Liver. GaomaeA anA DeWsA
im2asting nsw vi9sr and tone e aeonssIsutioa =
pIss, and ell skis srunscna aroasn d = acal
powers of boeh ssxss. gives baqon y. ske tAlliA
chssk. and n.kss sne joyoo! and halDz. 1kee9k
taste. Il 2 pAxticuiarly adAptsd = fssals g.
piainte. which N their vsry natprs ~ exhannn
~ s1d Hssass s sSs sslsss & e:
charm. Qpers holtles ol. unali bossfes = oa11k
sold by PuncsIL LApo Uos 1pasp Wll1sgs
PAuca 4Joaxscx; DuvAI = hoafon; Y = s411clHs
ANp DoWD0u. 0Y11-1hsuA
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Mcmahon mrs Pat
McClannam miss Georg'i
Newland Celena

Randolph mrs Clara
Roberts mrs Rosa n
Rose mrs Il g
sichsrd mrs Mary
Reeve mrs Elizabeth p
tsaymond miss Il A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

1~ Da- JoHn B. WALrnALE, (Henoe-
pathistl offers his professional servicss 10 tke ei
Eens OF Richmond and In vicinity. oacs q NJ =
sidcnce, oo ksish street., two door, ffom ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

{pkYUk Have you seen the bronze
agurs OF this celebrated Race Horsei If not
sTEBBINS 4 PULLEN'S.
auH let Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

AT PRIVATE SALE, ONE SPLEN-
u DID SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO II have for sale
one fine seven octave Piapo round csrners at $3.50
ee.i Iauch more bong ht from fsctnrer ands he
warrant not expired. HENRY W QUARLEs
Al l2-ts Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

$50 barrels Extra G Sugar
pb1 100 bs rrels Yellow Coffee Sugar 60 barrels Circle
A Coffee Sugar; 80 barrels Crushed, Powdered and
an iYHIm LEWIS N. WEBB L CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

| 9 ROCKS FOR SALE.
~ VIRGINIA eIXEe, registered
~ do Coupon Bonds
Richmond and Danyille Railroad STOCK
GRANGE and Alexandria Railroad . per cent
BONDS,
au T-m Ri MAURY co.
lGILK WARP DEBA0EE.-Receiyed .
- lot Of Silk Warp Debages. suitable for Ladies'
travelling dresses which we will sell at rs cts per
PyArd. JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD,
apll No. II Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

bsckausd sesunh ~ @Unes = - - He1ks
1fSs fngsss1oa. 81 - egn1s - - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02
sssh regimen. and their gass.s. the xozsa pisid Bas

vsnsh regiment and their gass.s. the uoxsH Field Bas
tory Artillery.
just Sslors the arrival Of the N.guas crew. the In
vied gueAs resumed their carriages which psocd
BY the cable celebrities being Justify oheered The
yarious associations, including the butchers carten
loudly spplAuded. The whole cavalcAde occupied
geary two hours in passing the City Hall, commanding at
shortly After hsee and ending before ave- Tho scene
iron the City Hail dnrDg The entive line magnificent
sbe my rats OF peope-the vMegated ocstuues Of the
sol6eIsthe brilliant decorations and universal animation
making she coup dai unparalleled In The memory Of our
eldest reporter.
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To he military Of the city given the honor Of &C
cupyipg The risht Of the line In accordance with ths
prcersrnrne they assembled ., tne Battery o, p and
after The ceremony receiving Captain Hudson and The
officers Of Niagara ". gone through Win, shey ted
MP Broadway. go.
Previous 10 This, however, The Montreal Field BAKERY
were reviewed This command has excited great deal o.
snce they have been In the city, and tner
Ike bearing has Impressed citizens IN her favor
Tue c1mpsny under the command OF Captains sie
pbepson and Ogelvie Comet Loveacc, cavalry Lensn
ant Ogclvic Cornet Smith aud Oornet stephenson (No
cavslfy) They stirred In blue froek coats, blue
pants and heavy fur cars The flag bearer carre1 the
stars ard stripes and union Jack alternately
AZ the seventh regiment marched psst ue Csnsdsns
who snluied them BY "carryine swords" cheer wac
gwen by the vssl assembiaee the Battery wheh was
oaue Up sri repeated By those Occupying positions on
NE paws houseetops, ~, 10 the vicinity toe oaat q
thefermcn, playing me Poor Old Slave Gore " Rsst
when s the troops bad arrived iuside the yaes they
marched 70 their Respective positions snd drawn ~
lines 10 DO reviewed. AZ this uurture the ne
came one of deep interest The people rushei ID a a.
rtct0ps overIe spng everything that IN sher
ne esgeess N obtain cool posisoua view the spe'
ftcle and gavs the cccrs enough % do ~ clear ne
srouo8 20 A. 10 lsare ample for the military. AhDus
th Nna thes f,ixate shcs, which hec been lying the
srosnn Tor 80 me- tlnc - I've nstieuN uts gave
salvo " ihrty ono guns ,oEiEg esca rinsr 70 faDd
succeseoa.
ne KVO9 we're nsp Pu hr0ugh ,hsE sYeissNss
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sccoun' " tho model let suffice inst consisted Of
display dsc5rsea As I vas With nss and banners pro
iusioa. the model vas borne express wagon.
About hslf past three O'Clock tie Fourth division
ed into line In The folio Ficg order
The Csrhrisn National Sanding Committee and 8, "a.
Beside /. Of ss "a ! ' Isssa C.sou. ,oo.)
TIE New York academia dub,
Cadets of Temperance
TIE Workineneu's Cubs
peputau1r q pdp's from Rsndsllt Island.
The Dayids Society mustered about 100 ssrcng, hah
OF whom wkkei an the other bali was conveyed y A.
imUerse truck, decorated with American, EnRlsh am
Welsh nsgs and banners. This drawn b. too large
horss lite principal banner occupied tho rear Of the
soa dragon Win opcn ss .spsy rsSy 70 esvoSr
SINE imaginary enemy. An Inscription ~A sso On ihE
bauter he 9tn ctaraolers and cur reporter va. wen
pnpi 70 pronounce a. There we're tao smaller bannsfs
tho sidss o. the rrck a. about the middle pon's on
on 49, The loek, ami The soris =
E. psyiOs psS5Sissl sossS.
eeeeeoeesSsS s" hsASeAss s'ee'eesssseSS
On the other banner asO he EEK, harp AM eagle,
v in the Welsh words
1851 ssSS w =. sSs y, E.{,Io .
The music o. tho ~ Dayias Society consisted Of eight
hsrps, performed on Ia hts raetiye ~ An elua nmosr
q artists. ,
he Californian Club We have aressy described, and
therefore Is unnecessary 70 say more than ma ssey
marched admirably. 49,
men end juveniles mostly under sixteen years q Se,
turned out eight sessions and mustered about 900 me
sec,sous were The W. vernon Mechanics wiiarsourr,
Enterprise Exec sior Aercasic, Lawrence and Ashlan1
Trey were accop anied by band OF music and carried
\ several banners With appropriate inscriptions
The German wcrsnemens Clubr, ed 81 deruta'
TORS fro The IL n,h Eleventh, Seventeenth hgh'eensh
ard twentieth wards turned ont about 100 rcng under
the cousr and OF Mr. DSJke, and remarkable Ter
their STEADY, orderly appearance They were acsemos-
MED BIZ several hands Of mgc and carried severN ban
| nsrs and Arerlcsn flags On OF the banners was
representation Of two hands csspirg In fricndshp and
seeee eessee ssseses q
i oeooeeeeo zee &c ooe
/ The Rsn6all's leland boys, under The direction o.
Mr. Tsppen brought mp Tie rear Of The fith cvison
Thee ane boys from Of public institutions Mrned
out IN = rost credltable manner, aud ected gFess ~
plaure along the whole line OF tho march They wee
oressed plainly but neatly, IN light blue coats, white
| rants and check caps, mastering one hundred eno
1 twenty strong, unter the command o. thsir you,R
4 captain, Edward Ryan. the boys marcheo WIN
| an the regularity end precision OF Old soldiers
| and 10 not ssy "a too much 70 assert tnss msuy
of our regular comraacs might take l-sous ffo tnen
| with advantage. rtey nhvrhed egN abreast, 70 ins
music of ok hfos two drums and ore bss, drnm Trey
carried several small asks and cne beauthul Banner
| which tAoush nos larger Than square yMd ~ ssid z
have cost sic0 prererted 70 tne Randas lslans
boys ~ cab Phllsaslfha "a enc ssas rss repre-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

In West all the best locations occupied and the price
land those localities from twenty fifty dollars acre.
Aroostook roads opened the lands and the best To-
are and will be ready for those who chooseo occupy hem
Let those who going to the Aoostook to
explore for the purpose Of locating themselves Don't be in
all the for and against this that locality
going there settle land should have little capt.
tai to help himself with till he make clearing and obtain
CROP large fund of Enterprise Industry and Economy
With these last requisites and good constitution he hardly
fail of success
going from Bangor the Valley of the Aroostook per-
take the daily Stage Mattawamkeag Point for s3o
the place by railroad and steamboat during the Of
running for 80 3thence Houon for So and thence
Presque Isle for 81, Or from Maawamkeag to No H.
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A.hand via Paen the stage about the same A. by the
former route, to Presque ISLE
To show the cost Of clearing land in Aroostook will here
the following letter weknown and extensive far
mer of that County: -
No4a Barker Eq, LnsdAg sns,B
UsR In Ito
off
harrow the frc
il
ieofyea
smyrna Me-. April, BERRY
have impaired all the information relative to the
settling lands Maine which deemed important the emf
grant, before going to examine them for himself
NOAH BARKER, LAND AGENT.
STATE LAND OFFICE,
BANGOR, Me-, MAY ], 1858
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Winter Arrangement.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
N,Gnnnn IInN nEEICE e q :,

IiFs4-NsI.OLL IEAIIlJIN VII IOL o. q % %. IN .
W;tEELISn STATION, Nov. 18th, 1857. /
4 IN after Sunday Evening, Nov. S, the Passenger
~ trains llleaye this station daily at s;lO a. NJ $40
p. NJ and 10 p. NJ Wheeling time. The Accommodation
daily Except Sundays SO a ~ will receive and dis
charge passengers at all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accommodation train Is
discontinued East end of road.
The Express train daily, 44U p. NJ will receive and
discharge the following stations only Ben
wood, Moundsvile, Cameron, Burton, Bentons Ferry,
Pairmolt Fcterman, Grafton, RoWlsbur, Piedmont Cum
beand No. II Voter Station Sir Johns Rum Martntburg
Harper's Ferry, MonOcaCy, Sykesyle, and Washington
Junction The Mall train daily Except Saturday. at 10
NJ will receive and discharge passengers at all the rn-
cipaI stations.
The trains will urrive follows: Mail train NJ EN-.
press train la:i5 A NJ, Accommodation tran from Cum
berIand, GAS p. NJ. Wheeling time.
". &. wooDSIDE, Snp't.
move ]. B FORD, Agent.
1878. 1878
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Oheaper +han EVer.

Cheaper than Ever.
~ REAF DISTRESS and heavy II East; Railroad
VI Stock, Bank stock, and all eOOds the Market
and sold atrginous prices 70 the Importer and Manufacture
haVs just returned fron the EasteFt cities
purchased goods At those rinous prices,
my customers md the public generally, goods up
ORDER In Contsi Pants and Vests In the
fashionable way and ready elohiB lover they
have been offered In this market You VIII get fne
clothes for the have heretofore
Come and buy toc26l a. u. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
music, Music. Music.

Music, Music, Music.
7 ISr MUSIC, just received this moTnlngs-
IL Shower OF Pe8rIs-La MlTselaise.
Why DO Summer Roses FRdef ChHd Of the Regiment.
Gambler Wifs-HOOk and Ladder Quick Step.
National Uuion.-OfleeT's Funeral.
Long long Weary Day.-I have Mother Now.
Selma, or Star Of Tie evening--No Night There.
Song Of the CaptiVes-Fhs Day Our Mother Died.
Tarantena.-fhe Rock Reside the Sea.
Hhe TroubadouFs Song.-O'eF the Lone Sea.
The Last Meeting with the Old Folks.
And Others too numerous TO MENTION No charge
ing Call and Ioe15I PAYNE Z co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

For THROUGH Tickets and other lnrormation enquire
Central Ohio Ticket Office In the Sprgg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Re PARTICULAR and ask for Tickets via. the c,w.sz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
New Arrangement.

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