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CAPITOL SoUAhE. - Th.se beautiful
grounds, at this season of the year, are resorted
To by ladies snd children, a. all times. as the sur
est place at which breath OF fresh air may be
hailed, and il is the duty of the public authorities
50 to guard them, that all who 40 there will be
protected from the insults of drunken men, or the
containinating influence OF debased women 1t is
10 uncommon thing to scores Of ladies pro-
menading the square. In An afternoon, unattended
by gentlemen; hut it is becoming quite common
10 see disreputab!e women exhibiting themselves
among ladies at this place, aud in some instances
they have been seen there, escorted by meu much
worse than themselves A gentleman Informs US.
that in passing through the square few evenings
since he saw iour lewd women, attended by Young
men promensding about the square. and that their
conduct was exceedingly rude. If negroes, drum
ken men and deba.ed women are to be permitted
| to make the Square place Of general resort by
day or by night the decent portion of our mnfu.
nifty will abandon it altogether. We invite the at
tehtion Of The Superintendent OF the Square and
the Mayor of the city TO the facts already stated
with the hope that the police may be pu. upon the
| track of these characters, who should be kept
| within their proper places.
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CLOSING DOCKS A paper is bsiug cir
eulated among the business houses of the CIV IN
favor OF closing doors. during the summer, al :
o'clock in the afternoon. {
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INSULTING LADY A brute named C. ]. Sulli.
van, who grossly insulted young lady In the
streets Of st. Louis. has been fined $25 and sen.
fenced to the wark-house for 81 days Pretty Sc.
yery-but served him right.
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HOUSES IN BosToN.-It appears from the Post
that house rents are falling in Boston, and that an
unusually large number are for rent or sale.-
Many OF them can be purchased at much less than
COST
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PosT OFFICE INSTRUCTIONS Hon. Horatio King
First Assistant Postmaster General, has instructed
the postmaster ut Montpelier, Vermont that pat.
terms and blank sample sheets subject TO letter
postage; and that printed ballots aud business
blanks are to be rated by the sheet-each sheet
being regarded as single circular, 10 matter how
many times the blank is repeated upon it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-26

TALL CRABBiNG.-The Annapolis md Gazette
states that one of the crabbers of that city last
week caught one thousand and three soft crabs in q
sin gle day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e@- Barns. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Sold and Shower Baths can be had daily at ali
hoars, at the American Hair Cutting. shaving and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American Hotei.-
Entrance on nth street
Single Baths 2s centa or tickets for n an IN
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able sport BOW, and some of our country friends
are having rare fun in shooting them In many
OF the adjoining counties they are said to be more
ABUNDANT this season, than for several years past
The Soung considered great delicacies
with pnicnres
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ADMITTED TO BAIL. John II. Leary,
the lad charged with entering William Ready,
store aud taking locks, keys aud accounts thsrefron
vas admitted TO bail yesterday by the Mayor. 10
answer an examination before the Court OF Hust
ingsia July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-26

RKsisSArios.-ProE W. r. Brooks and Prof w.
ii. owen for many years connected with Wake
Forest College, N G., have resigned their posts 10
that institution.
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LARGE SHIPMENTS OF CoTToN SEED.-The Mem
phe Avalanche, of the 9th inst, says Capt John
T. Shirley, Of the Kate Frisbee. had contract t
with manufacturing company in st. Louis, to
furnish fifteen thousand tons of cotton seed during
the present season, which the company will manu-.
f,cture into oil. The contract has already been
partially filled
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ERPEor wEETcHEs.-A Northern woman 10 K.u

PERFECT WRETCHEs.-A Northern woman 10 Ksn
sas has lately written home account If some of
the fearful ousrages committed by pro slavery
She tells all about the squatters aud their wives
beiUg driven cut of house and home with threats
against their lives. aud winds up by RELAXING, as
1.-The meaDest oftheir acts, thar s'they threw
iuto the well my straw bonnet which | had left
behind in bandbox, it being raining when set
out"
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~FREsH LEscaxs. II have just re-
esaysd, By Adaas Exprezs Q fresh lot Of Swedish
LskCbkS. which will Be applied upon most reason.
a, = ss-Tapping and LeechinE promptly sttendsa
Ofesssng Room under the American Hotel. aae as
aixht on 9Th street. French Garden Hin.
ny zs--ts r. O. HODs0N
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HORRIBLE ACCIDEsT.-A few nights ago, a work.
man, named Gardner, employed in the ashery of
Charles Lane, at Augusta, C. W., accidentally fell
head foremost into a kettle of boiling ley and,
scramb!ing ut, either fell or jumped into a kettle
OF cold ley. The poor fellow, subseQ Quently made
bis way 10 Mr.. Lanes house, and awakened the
family. Medical aid was procured, but the flesh
fell from his bones, and he died the following Gay
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There are now 30 petitions before the B-'ts.h
Hoa g 4 cpennops. signed by nearly o,oOo per-
soas for the adoption VI universal suffrage.
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sie Baths 23 cents. or tiekots for 81 ap 10

~ GsoRaR d. STEEL, Dentist, Otice
anc residence No 23l, Main. between stt and 9th
aeels. rSiShmond va, my 2o-fY
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sc.rfxHiwa rar MoSEs The amount Of specie ie
the Boston banSs has decrea~ed ever s. 100 ,ooS
within the last i've d.ys. oser 50 oooeUo still 70
MAN la the vaults.
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TANNING An ELEPHANTS HlpE.-Thsx ars tar

TANNING An ELEPHANTS HlDE.--They are tanning
an elephants hide at Cincinnati. 1t was purchased
oy furrier in Wisconsin, where the animal " hic b
belonged to menagerie died. The freight to Gin
eInnat cost $l5. Ii is an immense hide, so bulk,
that the tanners handle it with great difficulty Ii
Is nearly two inches thick, and full year aud :
han Will be required to tan it thoroughly 1t vii
be curiosity when thoroughly tanned and sea
soned.
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GREAT MEETING or SPIkITUALIsTs.-On the I'd
81 and 4th day of July next the yearly meeting o
spriluaiists will take place at Auburn Corners, o
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s@-DR. Taos. JOHNSON has taken al
sg- ToTBE LADIES OF RICHMOND

LADIES' NEAPOLlTAN. BLOND, LACE. AND
STRAW B0NNETS Cleaned and Finished in the
most taShionab.e style Also; DYED al Goior.i & VT
HATS, BLEfCHED by an entire NEW PROCESS,
aud iuished equal TO new and in tie most approved
style. Also. DYED brown, tea colCr &C., ut the
shortest notice, at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-26

DAMAGES FOR THE BRITISH 0UTRAGEs-A number
of captains whose vessels have been boarded by
the british cruisers in the Gulf have been in Wash.
ington, asking advice Of our government ms tc
their best means of redress. Among these was
Captain Bartlett, of the ship Clarendon. which.
with her cargo, WAS totally lost on Salt Kew Bank
oil key West, on the Sth of May, after being
ooai ded and detained off Sagua la Grande Nav 2
by her Br;anic Msjssty's gunboat Buzzard. IL is
said that the Secretary of the Navy has expressed
to Capt. Bartlett in the most positive terms his
opinion that the owners of the Clarendon have a
valid claim on the British government for $780,.
OOO-the value of the ship and cargo-and Msssrs
Dale Co. the owners OF the Clarendon are de.
termined to prosecute the claim vigorously.
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MURDERKRs SENT llOME-The steam shin City of
Baltimore, frOui Liverpool 9th instant arrived ar
New York on Wednesday Among her passengers
are John Shields. George Williams, and John Tho
mas three seaineu, 10 charge OF officers deputed
by Beverly Tucker, U. ). Consul at Liverpool, to
conduct them to this country TO await their trial
IN the charge If numbering of their shipmates
on board the American ship j. 5. Parsons. while
on her voyage down tho Mississippi river from
New Orleans to Liverpool.
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E1- WATER CooLERs.-Wc have on
nand M q onr own Manufacture tho best quality
WATER COOLER. neatly painted. Call and sup-
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1or NEw Fnx Paoov Roorryo. The
Ibs eIlbeTs. sncc sssors Of Esrfti n lso a. fhair

sap,sssoers sacc ,ssoss Of EsrIl Ia, In their
FIRE AND WATER pRoor
cGMkNT R0OFIN0.
IL makes one af the very basf and cheapest roofs
ever a.sd f,r pw BILLINGS. Cd0KUaKs. BksSR
DEP fcs, &C - -'~S' ~S' s
II alec makes an iaysluabis pAisr spr I'm reoss.
stops the ssky aass, and prevents those nsvl pui
oa from tas ins efs~-.-Sy -
Ro II paint.d with tbis ua.srist vu pos re..,r.
~ painting fer M sny years.
iAd orders ID eity OF country trumpfiy assen1lsd
10. &. y tALx 90.
lse Main ssreee.
~ roun.. ki.Ltsin ynsisiA ios saIs.
~ H-iA
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g. MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR

80 REAT.-Iuteuding 10 discontinue housekeep.
ing. offer for my residence IN Manchester
attaining hSe comfortable aud good sized rooms
f1uc of them with FIRE places besides two basement
TuoBs. used at present rs Il Kitchen and servants
room
III" house ia nearly new and very convenient, in
the most healthy part OF The town, and near Of
the best springs in this region, and commands
vieT of Richmond from one end TO the other
would Ike to sell also the most OF my House
hoii and Kitchen Furniture.
10 good tenant the rent will be accommodating
Possession given Immediately.
Apply AZ this office. my lots
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pss. MEDICAL Apv,or GaArys

R MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS The
unscas0nRbie weather which has been prevailing
for some time past is naturally, productive of many
OF those intiamIhatory simsuts which sffict man
Kind. Let ail who mag he thus attacked provide
themselves with HENRY $ STIMULATING LLSIMENT,"
and obtain the relief which it invariably affords
when Judiciously applied The proprietor pas I'll u
isTl recommends this preparation t. those who .
suh ring from PAINS IN THE BACK, and AFFECTIONS
OF THE LIVER
Re For sale by Mea6e Baker Jno W Garlick
Grubps Il Apperson, B. l.. Thomas and others
PURCELL il LADD,
my Inns Wholesale Agents
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flY> HonsoN's Ham Currrr,

kSB hoDsoNs HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAaPooISG SALOON. under the American Ho-
el--cntTance on nth street
N. Blot, Cold and shower BArHs can be had at
an hours. Single Bath % cept5, or tickets for one
dollar. 10
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sar Da. JoHs b WALraALL. (Hommo.
s@- CHEsrEnE1rLn CnrNrY Nav

pathstl offers his professional services to the III.
ztns Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re-
sidence, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
ye I2-dly 80
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KEESEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
my 1t--ta Corner of Iqth nj Carv strtet.

4- DUDLEY Il Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
pIEs, Old WUlSKEYs and CIGARS No. ~ aisin
tres<. fe ?
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PouLTRY, OF good quality cont 'nuss
| scarce 10 the markers. Fine chickens are worth
from 25 to 81 CENTS aud very few ars 10 10 had A.
th se prices. Inferior enes may bs purchased tor
less.
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= FnR RENT i houo for -, :

Esy ""f0 Aux iSA'. ou
ks.z Union Hill, near the intersection of the Me
Gainesville turppke with Vensble street. a frame
IL ~ AZ, suittd 10 moderate siza family which
VIII b2 rented low o good tenant. Persons de si-
r'Es dt rehtoS may apply 70 NE at the first market
h2u g, or At my residence adjoining the premises.
- 2l-6t% JnliS III ACKER
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- CAFE RESTAURANT,
nzA NO. 2I9 MAIN STREET.

A NO. 2I9 MAIN STREET.
kkzssxkazx@ H. kAYSE
Beys to inform his friends and the public that he
has fitted up in neat and elegant style the above
estabishtns ut, as -
FYPSr LASS RESTA UR4NI,
Which will be opened
on THURSDAY, JUNE TIE 3RJ.
NH- Breakfasts Dinners AMI Suppera, served up
IN u superior manner, and ~ a short notice.
Particular attention has been paid In the choice
Of the best NsS AND LIQUORS.
A regular DINNER will daily be served at
o'clock.
eF- Private Rooms for Dinner and Supper Par
tie
will use fny utmost endeayors TO gain your con-
fdence and kindly solicit our patronage.
Very repecttaily,
/, 2-Iu,s FL. KAYSER.
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ga FOR SALE OR RENT.-Either
lS@S Of thoss three csaveHieTt aud desirable Res-
dfnces at and nea. the corner of Grsce aud Eishth
Aacol and NJ self Tor terms time Of 30 se.s on
&c, agpv at my ldebcA on Eighth near the
corner OF Orsce, at my office in the Law Building
nthtr valuable Lots and Residence for sale; and
Rooms for rent.
lc Io-lm r r MINOR
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WAR ENDED BY DIVIDING THE STArE-A ,attar
mas been received in New York, from Governor
Gafcia, dated May 26, from which it appears thai
the ci'ii war which has been so long raging in
northern fueatan, has finally been terminated ty
peaceful partition of the be ninsuIa into two sen.
arate independent States. The northern State.
having Merida for its capital retains the name OF
1ucatan. Its Governor is Martin Francisco Pc.
raza. Inc southern portion adopts the name OF
Campeachy, from its capital, the city of Cam.
peachy. Pablo Garcia is to be the Governor of
TINS State The treaties of partition are dated res
pectlVeiy the 10th and the 18th of May
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ra9-pLAIn SrArEnEnra or FAors

DE-. HAMPTON. 2ow aged 80 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sickf Beware OF imitationsl Ask Tor
HanptOn's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
stand the test of public opinion. No art of putting
can galganze worthless article, to keep it up
as q good medicine. if it be not really SO.
A good medicine will live become popular and ex.
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
The people readily find out it's virtues and the fame
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra
pidity than newspapers can spread it. living wit
ness testfying TO the euro medicine has made for
him, is Of more service than any newspaper adSer
In prsof of what we soy above, We refer you to
aalnpton's Vegetable Tinctnre and its effects.
Nh. WIN. HI3H, No. 1875 Sosth Paca street, Baltf
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease: .
Baltimore most dreadful case Of Serofula of years
iing lost number of pieces of bone restored to
Miss MARI sooYIELD Teacher, No. 63o Baltimore
streether ease after years of suffering, has aston
shed hsT fspds Let the vdas s'ed sa e see her.
Mr. Wm Oldham. of Baltimore Custom-House, suf'
fered from these complaints for Is months With bsdy
and mird severely affected. He was cured BY Hsmp-
tons 'esesDIUJd CoUdH GoSsuMPToN si Ishe &o ''0
Mr. Henry c; Winn s had aeough for yoars.-grss, s
weak &c had in all ve or Blk physicians; tried
'' Fl HIMPTos ssMhsfSs s' Ss falsI TIScTuRE
sz- Delicate Ladies aud Children will please give
" Sold &c By PURCELL, LADD & CO, Richmond; BY
DR. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Drugglstaln In
Peterst urg by MORTIMER M0WBRAY, Balu
more ard BY Druggists and shopkeepers everywhere
SS-s per bottle: six hotties for $s do
aagn A PosIrIvE CUBE FOR CANCER
Without the use IF Cdustic or Knjfe endorsed and 'c
01Iized bvespscidl enactment Of the STATE Legislature
If maryland, with gold reI ort from five physi
cians VI the House of Delegates who were appointed
10 exam inc it's claims.
The undersigned will guarantee cure of al ex.
ternal anct rs where vi'al parts have not become
involved before the application ts made and the gen
.ral health Of the natent Is still good.
The above Is all that il deemed necessary to say.
as the great efficacy OF this remedy Is how pretty ex-
tensyely known.
A pamphlet giving some useful Information on
The subject Of rancer will be sent to all requiring
the now ledge it contains, who will incose stamp.
Address JOHN GATH EhS,
Office No I02 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
Je 9-ims
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a. The "GAMBLE'S hILL" MAN,

e. II Z "dA VI 8 LE ; Hill" NAM
80 SION, WITH AN ACRE OF LAND FOR
REN I've sreRutharizei 10 rent the above rron
ct,!, being the same formerly occupied by Judge
Sa1e.i a3d n }re recently by the family OF the late
Mf. A"ses Ii Preston. This Is most desirable reg
IL nee for large family Appiyto
ts 2i-iHt ffADDIN 4 AppFpcON
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Ii has been disc 1vere1 that bread can be manu-
factured cut Of WOOD. Loug before tbs discovery
was made Mt all, wood was known to have grain In
1t, -
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SPORTS OF THE PIT-Mr. Nicholas Arlington, a
famous breeder of game chickens. of Nash county.
n. c, passed through the city yesterday NOR uiug,
for Richmond win thirty eight cocks TO pit in the
grand Virginia and North Carolina match on the
2otb inst The conditions of this contest are 400
a side, s., 600 for the odd each contestant 10 pit
twenty-five c2cks-that is to say, each successive
winner takes the prize of S100. the one winning
the majority Of the twenty FIVE, sweeping the
grand prize of $1,000 -PtersbMrg (Va) Express.
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uYDRANTS, RANTS. HY-
III DRAETs.-Tho subscribers being authorized
alteration IN the city ordinance 10 put up and re-
uected with the city water beyond the limits of the
streets, and having Q large supply Of the best HY.
DRANTS, COCKS, &C., nov in nse In the city on
hand they are prepared 10 put them up 10 the most
substantial manner and on reasonable terms.
@ Il A BARGAMIN, JR
ia4-2m corner 10th and Main sts
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FOR RENT-A large stahle ana

Ia:.f Lot. ou G'h street and the Canal The lat is
very we'll saiteI Tor coal aad wood yard Poses
siOa given ipth June, inst. Rent $50 Applyio
j + K EsShk
le3-ts 18th street between Main and Gary
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B B. MINOR.
FNR KENT-On hnrch Am. tR

eas9 FVh MEN I--Uu huIch HlU, Two
Eli doors north If Leigh street (p.s,ession given
immcdia;ey one Of those newly erected brick ten
emen's, late ia the Occap tncy Of John Smith Fsl
containing SIX rnors, with d.y and elevated base
J. n with garden attached, ana we'll of wattr on
the premises. Rent per annum $50 Amply 10
je IS JNO C,JJK, General Agent
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Hon. Robert b. Hail. member Of Congress from
the First District, Massachusetts, declines renom-
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A CRUNB OF COMFORT Y0R MR SEwARp-Tt ap-
pears that the Illinois Republican State ton
the other day after nominating Abraham Lincoln
IS the proper person TO take the seat of Mr. Doug
las in the United States Senate, when his pre-
sent term shall expire. proceeded TO take the
sentiments OF the delegates on the subject of the
presidency, and that the Hon. W. Ii. Seward '.re-
ceived over five votes to one for any other candi-
date. and maj ority Of two to over all others
combined"
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TIE GOLD HUaBuG IN IowA.-!The Dubuque IIer.
aid speaks OF the gold excitement.in Iowa as not
promising any golden results. 1t says:
number Of mischievousy Inclined persons
have on various occasions procured quantities of
brass filings and strewed them in the places
where they expected good hunters to find them
among the sand Among the specimens Of gold
on exhibition at the Office Of the Emigrant Asso-
citation is sample said TO be from Eagle Point,
which has been labelled thus: "Brass finligs
place. Presented by Mr." No sell that
time.
number of supposed specimens of gold have
been discovered TO be nothing more than straw.
colored mica, whose Inning appearance is calcn-
lated to deceive person OF limited observation on
such subjects.
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THR PENNSYLVANIA DsAsTER. Capt. Klinefe,ter.
Of the Pennsylvania, has arrived at ST. Louis. He
reports that be had 800 tons freight, the United
States mail, and two hundred aud ffty cabin and
deck passengers only. Instead OF four boilers
bursting together, Hue collapsed. which blew out
for ward while the boiler went aft. As It was about
six o'clock In the morning. few persons were out
forward, and the loss of life was small, compared
with the number OF passengers, and was principal.
firemen. The number lost, Capt Klinefelter Gays,
cannot be more than twenty five or thirty, and
only about twelve injured, who are at Memphis,
and all doing we'll. Henry Clemens, one of the
clerks on the boat, died at Memphis on Monday.
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ss~ WALTER HARRISON,


COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW
No. 81 WALL ST. NEW YURR
Continues 10 practice in all the Courts held in the
city of New York Il also COMMISSIONER OF
y DaEDS FOR THE STA fE OF VIRGINIA, and will
attend 10 the taxing of Dispositions ack ckn0wiedge-
ment OF Legal Instruments, &c, and business
trusted to his care.
REFERS TO
Messrs. 0erichs Co. / Naxp YORK
Henry Ludam. -0" N'
0erichs LurmIn ! pI+;rooo
VIM. 6ilmOr. Esq,
Ludlam Il Watson Richmond. Va.
En. Office No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1882.
Je 9-lm%
FmrREMoVAL.-Dr.L LITTLE has remov-
I'd his office to corner OF Nain and lth streets
door below American Hotel. Je5-lm*
s- DIR. Taos. JOHNSON has taken an
office on Main street. over the grocery store of VIII
son Bosher. opposite the Old Market, where his
ftrnds can always find him ready to attend to the
duties of his profession.
AHSuTgical Operations performed.
Sc Entrance, next door to Mr. o Strecker.
lUp<
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BOGUS LorTER1Es-It appears from statement
recently made mp at the Postcffice Department,
that the number OF letters addressed to bogus lot.
terry and other firms, from April 1st to June 10Th,
1855, and sent to the dead letter Office for the re-
turn OF the contents to the writers, is one thou
sand six hundred aud nineteen, containing an ag.
gregate of IS AT As in money aud $765 in drafts
he records of the postotfice show that this mode
of swindling the public is no new thing. but has
been more or less practiced for several years past
N. J.. Times.
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w FOR RENT.-For the purpose OF
ia Its

- moving into q larger building on the Basin
Bank. offer the house at present occupied by us
for rent. WI. T. STAPLES Il Co,
18th street, next door to
liz ShialHs 4 SnYnnrNilla