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NOVEL MODE OF BUILDING Tue Cleveland Herald
says association of spiritualists engaged in
putting up building at Randolph, Chautauque
county New York, which shall he perfect copy
from the human form, minus the legs. The eyes
the skylights and the house has its front door
and all the vscera of the body fill their parts in
this ediiee. The building is designed for the use
of the association,
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. D. The lower house Of the
Kansas Legislature has passed bill to abolish
slavery on the LIST Of March. 1t Is reported that
the Indians on the shawnee are ravaging the SET
Elements and burning the houses.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP in THE
l. WORT D!-PPEPARED BY A CHEMIST.
TRANSFORMERS PICTORIAL syrup OF
WILD CHERRY
is admitted by the Thousands who have used it to be
the best preparation in for COUGHS. from cold
or a CONSUMPr We COUGH. ASTHMA, BRON-
CHITIS CATARRH, or any Lung Affection. IL Ii
also great remedy for Hoaiseness and allays all IL
fammatOn of the Lungs or Throat.
EH- Bottles %, 30 cents. and 81.
Sold nv PURCELL, LADD & co and all Drug
gists in Richmond. Norfolk and Petersburg.
N. Bit you suffer with pain: use HARTsHoBSE's
CURE ALL. the great Pain Anuihilator.
ia o6-titf
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TROUBLE IN TIE LOUISIANA LEoIsLATuRE.-The
Louisiana Legislature met at Baton Rouge on the
18th inst but the Democrats refuse to organize
though from what cause Is not stated. The latest
sdvices by telegraph, in the New Orleans papers,
represent that the Ho use met, and the Democrats
refusing 10 come in, an adjournment took place
until the 18th.
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R~THERs will be a public meeting
held on Church Hill, at Temperance Hall. TU Es
DAY the 26th inst at IA O'Clock. p NJ. schen all
he candidates for The rdrious county offices will be
present 20 meet with the soveregns Of the land.
IN
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DEATH OF A VErERAN.-Col Thomas II. Bradford,
a native of Virginia, died in Boone county, Mo-,
31st ult. In the war of 1872 he served for awhile
as private under Gen. Harrison, after which he
again volunteered as a private in Com. Perry's
feet, and was on board the Caledonia during the
memorable action of the 10th of September, 1913,
when that distinguished naval officer gained so zig
nal a victory over the British forces
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~HAIR CUTrING.-To the Citizens
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved STYLE
would advise you to call on H0BS0N, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entrante
on llth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours Single Baths Is cents, or tickets for 81
ap G-u go
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LIBERAL BEQuEsT.--The late Rufus Bullock has
left In his will $4,000 to the town Of Royaiston,
Mass 5000 each 70 the two religious societies IN
town, and 81 900 TO his pastor, the Rev. Mr. Bul-
lard
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Senate.-Mr. Mason from
the Committee on Foreign Relations, made a re-
port upon the subject OF Central American affairs,
reviewing all the facts in the cases, and conclud.
ing with the following resolutions list That no
farther provisions of law are necessary to confer
authority on the President to cause arrests or
seizures to be made the high seas for offences
against the neutrality laws of 1918, such powers
being necessarily implied in the Sth section of ths
act or that subject. I'd. That the place where
Walker was arrested being out Of the jurisdiction
of the United States, his arrest was without war.
rant of law, but in view of circumstances and re-
suits, the act does not call for except by
Nicaragua.
The further consideration of these resolutions
was postponed until the eth of February.
The bill accompanies report authorizing the
arrest of hllibusters on the high seas.
Mr.. Douglas, as a member Of the Committee
dissented from the report.
The bill to increase the army Was made the spe-
cia order of tomorrow.
Mr.. Harlan made speech against the Lecomp-
ton Constitution.
HousE.-The Speaker appointed a special CON-
mittee to report upon so much of the President 8
message as refers to the Pacific railroad.
The consideration OF the case Of Mr.. o. B. Mat
teson, who stands charged with corruption in the
last Congress, was postponed in consequence of
his necessary absence.
resolution was adopted to close the debate up-
on the Dill making an appropriation for invalid
pensioners, until to-morreW.
Aut hOuce tueH went INTO committee OF the
Whole on the Central American question, and a
debate ensued, and finally the policy of the Ad-
miRistraIion was condemned
Messrs. Granger, Of New York, and Wsshburne
OF Wisconsin, made speeches ON the occasion.
The Special Committee, appointed on the Public
Printing, Engraving, &C., authorized correspon.
dence with the principal establishments of the
country, with u view Of economising this branch
OF the public expense. The committee propose to
establish Government Printing Office, or TO dis.
pose of the work by contract.
LATE AND INTERESTING NEWS FROM UTAH
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The New York Times has
advices from Salt Lake TO the 10th of December,
which state that the Mormons were not counting
on an open fight, but intend to pursue guerilla
mode of warfare.
The crops in the Salt Lake country were album
dant
" Every ablebodied Mormon is expected to be
under arms In the spring, the majority being In
favor of war
tits said that the army included large number
of spies.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NorIcs TO Worms IN DISTRICT
No :, = an s,nl ! candidate for C0NsTABLk In
~, rc,r D,stric,. r. n. CRADDOCk.
- iection day, THURSDAY. 18th. ia 2s-as'
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youth named Fox, was accidentally shot by .
companion la Natcl,ez, Miss, recently, and 90 bad.
~ injured that his life was despaired Of
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DECEASED Hon. Judge Charles Marian died in
New Orleans on the 18th instant, at tho age Of 70
years
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STILL FURTHER.

New YORK, JAN 24.-The Europa brings no It'd
ngs of the Ariel, the safety of which is now in
volved in serious doubt, from the fact that she
never regarded a thorough sea-going vessel
She was built for the California trade and scarcely
capable of contendiDg with the disastrous gales
reported by the recent arrivals.
The general intelligence from Europe is the
m ost important for several months, embracing In
dia news, important financial and commercial in
telligence, and the decease of a number of prom
nent personages.
The Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary contains q
deeply interesting detailed account of the defense
of Lucknow, being the official report of Brigadier
English. The priyations endured by the heroic
garrison, and particularly by the ladies, were
fearful
The London Gazette In reviewing the above
news, says: "The Gwalior contingent is known
to have been the most formidable body of troops
in arms against the British government in India
1t q disciplined, effective force of 5000 men,
complete in organization and details. The blow
which has been struck by.Sir Colin Campbell has
probably scattered this formidable force, on which
the insurgents of Central India chiefly relied
The commander-in-chief will now be enabled to
operate against the Dude insurgents, of whom he
of the Gwalior mutineers.'
The papers contain extended obituary notices
of Gems. Havelock, Radetzky, Reschid PBcho and
Madame Rachel. The latter died at her estate of
Cannes, aged thrty-eight. Shortly before her de-
cease she divided her fortune equally between
her children and her parents. Her funeral took
place at Paris on Sunday.
Field Marshal Radetzky, the Wellington of Aus
tria, died at Milan the 5th, of paralysis Of the
lungs, aged 90. Reschid Pacha, Grand Vizer OF
Turkey, died of ap0plexy on the 9Th. The Times
says that in his death Turkey lost an able admin
istrat0r-one who was capable of retrieving her
finances, extending her commerce, and whose high
position made it easy for the cabinet TO deal with
the rival pretensions of European powers.
All hopes of the recovery of the King of Prus
sia had disappeared. He has lost his intellect, and
rumor says he will abdcate in favor of Prince
Frederick, as the latter is about to marry the
Princess Royal of England. She will, in the event
of his abdicatioI, become Queen of Prussia.
1t is rumored that an Indian loan Of six to eight
millions will be proposed Immediately Oh the
sembling of Parliament
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JENNY TwIrcnEs IN FKAkcE-Tonight we are to
have at the Theatre second edition of the ini,ni
table "Jemmy Twitcher," (Mr. Sefton,) giving
some particulars of his experience in France
This will be followed by most amusing extraya.
CANA, IN which Miss Seton will lead the orehes-
ira, a Ia rioloaceiIo. We prophecy for Mr.. Seton
and his accomplished daughter q brilliant en-.
Ragement In Richmond
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WESTERN CoRN FOR Fun.-At Kankakee, ILL.,, a
lawyer burns corn in the esr in his stove, frding
10 cheaper ut twenty-five cents per 100 pounds than
coal ut eighty cents for the same weight.
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Advertisements for the DIsrArca must be handed
n by sss Scock IN e afternoon, in order 10 appear
the next day. The heavy pressure Of nts
ypon the columns Of our PAGER Will not admit OF
thefr reception after the hour named.
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REsUMING BusINEss.-0n Tuesday morning the
works of Russell a Erwin, the extensive hardware
manufacturers, at New Britain, resumed business
They reeommence with 30 hands, which number
will DO increased if business warrants it. This
the first sound of factory whistle heard In
New Britain for abont two months, and they have
quite number of factories there. The sign Is
encouraging for better times-Hartfora Times,
January DO
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an6r DvsLop, MoxcuRE & Co., ask at
t;o ~ a.aIsrs 10 their auction sale Of Groceries.
&c. commenc ing at II o'clock. THIS mohN.s az
without regard 70 weather. >" 50
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~ SKETCHES AND REcoLLEcTIoSs OF
Lyscuprps. Those persons who have copies o. me
nrosnertus issued months since. proposthx VIZ
nuhlicatiop of the sketches. viii please senn tnn ~.
10 The post Office indicated. viz Tye RIVER VIZ
house Nelson county Ja "-"0''
N.Y. IssURAycR.-LIFE, FIRE, MARINE
md INLAND INSURANCE can be had upon
IN, ~. od,antooeous and satisfactory terms at the
Gsnersl Insurance. Office P-arl street. next d3nr
to the office Of r. D. Escho: The Lives oi " hil Ia
pERSONs insured upon the INITIAL s1sfka. anu
SLAVES for one month, one v,dr, or pre SeoTs'-
F;rs Tnsyrance ON srsyy description NJ Property.
In town or country at the shortest notice Also eve
~ descrntion of Marine and Inland Insurance. on
th ssM NiGss ny LIFE INSURANCE. AND TRUST
c0MPANY-Charter perpetual-Capitai ana Assets
u EgREHT WESTERN FIRE AND MARINE INsU;
RANCE COMMANDMENTS perpetuai-Capitai
e. The subscriber will visit any part of the city
an1 adjoining counties, TO effect insurance OF any
Ind an az he is both 40euf and Medical Erdmtner,
LIFE INSURANCE Is never delayed, but dispatch
ed ~ once a, m a.,
and from to y. Nj.
Gre ulars and pamphlets Furnished free 70 all.
G., r. BRICKEN, VI. D.,
General Insurance Agent and Medical Examiner.
ia 23-d2tkswlt hichmonu, va.
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Reduction

DEATH OF Mrs. CAssIN.-This lady, to whom, on
Friday dveniug, in Georgetown, the dreadful acct
dent Of having her dress catch fire from stove,
and who was injured, and suffered so much in con-
sequence, died yesterday morning at quarter to
O'clock. She continued in much agony up to the
time of heT death.
When, OF, recent occasion, very similar to this,
we recorded the circumstances of the case, We
thought nit ,io HSsuggast it as matter that
should be cartsiiv regarded by all females that,
whenever thei ydresses become ignited, they
should not Civ. way from fear and run from the
scene, but lie on the floor or ground, and commence
rolling as fast as possible The effect of this is of
course to furnish the least possible access of air
to the flames, and so to put them out; whereas
running away makes the matter eyen worse than
standing still, for 1t increases, how many fold
nobody can tell, the intensity and strength of the
FIRE. This is really a monition that seems to re-
natianf raiteratinn - NIt IuLeL A.,,ll.L,.
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n.y. WASHINGTON GARDEN AT AUCTION.
Attention IL asked IN the sale Of the above
property This Aft rnoon. commencing u e'"eA'
o. the head Of nar: TMoMHs w w. KREsEE. Auct.
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

VIM E. FOSTER. Eco. IL the Agent for the DAnr
prsfArca 80 Norfolk. the circulation OF the paper
there having increased to an extent demanding per
soni attention to ss distribution, the collection Of
dues &c,
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ny A New HAIR DYE.-We have seen
great many liquid Hair Dyes. highly extorted and
seen the color sought for. obtained where persons
apply it themselves IL any of our readers wish to
get their Hair, Whiskers or Mustauche, changed
from red light gray, TO most beautiful Black
Brown and without the least injury to the hair or
skin, we would adyire them to call on
H0BS0N, under the American Hotel,
de Is Entrance ON 18th street.
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LATE NOTICE. - Madame DEVESE,
y the gifsed yeaaG FORTUNE TELL will re-
ceive calls as usual al her reons on Broad street
between lat and , ossx saddle ana hsthsss ss.sv
lost all recovered through he's magical power.
Prices from -. ~ ~ u. - &-
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COLDsMlT's, POS, BROAD STREET,

I -ObDD-II1 D, -VU, U1sOZAU Oh hLE
~ EXTRA CHEAP GOODS -Goldsmit is Offering
the greatest inducements 10 customers, and this
week he will close out great many attractive art
ces at unprecedented low prices. Tarletons lisa cts
Brass Hoops lSA cts a setf; French Woven COrsets
81; White Kid Gloves 81 cts; Irish Linens 315 cts
White Silk Laces and Edges at a sacrifice; Thread
Iaces and Edges at much less than the usual prices
Collars Sleeves; Bands; Velvet Ribbons: Fringes;
Head Dresses; Flowers; Illusions; Satins; Wells;
Belts Yarns, and numerous other articles at great
sacrifice. Those who wish to purchase goods in his
line of business Should call at once, without delay,
and they will be certain to procure what they want
and save money In the bargain
r. ff0l.DShIT RrnaI at
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w, MUSIC.-The ARMORY BAND
tak respectfully announce IN the public that they
SG1 are now prepared To furnish the latest and
best MUSIC of the DAY for BALLS. PhRTl ES, &c.
Mr.. f. LOEBMAN, the well known and popular
yiolinist having become a member of the ARM0RY
BAND they feel confident that their STRING
BAND will be second to none in the city. The
figures will be called by Mr.. J. NJ. MELTON
JAMES Y. SMITH,
P. S.-Any number Of instruments furnished from
two to ten jsIf-ims
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A CARD.-The undersigned return
"A their sincere thanks to the fremen and citizens,
for the very efficient aid rendered during the fire
their Furniture Warerooms or the night Of the 9th
inst. BINFURD Il POREER.
ia m-It
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my NoTIcE.-All religious, benev

E29 NUIICE'-hII IoIISIUuS, UcHtFV
lent literary. scientific. mechanic other societies,
orders bodies, which desire to unite in the cere
monies of the erection Of the equestrian statue Of
the 22d of February and TO form part Of the process
oion are requested to report to me the names and
estimated numbers of their respected bodies, that
provision may be made for their accommodation in
the column and in the reserved space about the
monument. WIN. Is. TALIAFERRO,
RICHMOND, Jan %, 1855 Chief Marshal.
~ Newspapers generally are requested to pub
lish th notice. ia 2-ts
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7 OST-Eight Paddock Keys, between
- Franklin street. above 9Th, along Bank to Ex-
change street, on Monday evening last. suitable
reward will be paid to the fndeg by leaving them
at DUDLEY Il co.'s,
ia 29-tz ~ Main street.
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Two THE TRADE.-We are receiving
by the steamer jamestown. TODAY
Merrimack and other small Checked and Fig'd
PRINTS
Low priced DE RACES
BLEACHED COTT0NS, CORSET JEANS. &c.
Which We will sel cheap for cash, or to the nrompt
trade. ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY 4 co.
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A YEAR, $1,000 A YEAR

DOWHATAN PIPES.-5O, 900 celebra-
l. ted Virginia Pipes: also, fancy and common
tipes In great VARIETY in and for sale low by
iy26 GEO j. SUMNER, 20 Pearl st.
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OST NOTES.-The Notes, described

~ below. were dropped in the street: c. HartwelPs
Note payable to Kent Paine Co, dated NOvem
Der 10Th 1857, payable six months after date for
Eight Hundred Dollars and Eleven Cents, endorsed
by Kent, Paine q Co, Vim. d. Winston. and our
selves.
Also, Morris Tanners Note. payable to and en-
dOrsed by ourselves, for Eghty-Sx Dollars and
Sixtynine Cents, dated 9Th January, lass. payable
four months after date.
Payment of the Notes has been stepped, and we
will thank any finding them, to return them to
u.s. or leave them at the Dispatch Office.
jal6 CHILES CHENERY.
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I OST-A NO 7 Z, drawn by Jos. G.
~ Watts. dated January 10 ls5s, in favor of A. T.
McDan1li, for Sln3.s6, at sixty days. Said Note is
supposed 70 be destroyed Mt the burning of II. W.
Tylers mills at Rockets, OF the 18th inst. All per
sons cautioned against trading for the same, a.
payment has been stopped.
ArnA
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EOR SALE "A likely Negro Girl, Is
Il years of age, to remain in. or near Richmond
She is accustomed toihousework, and is lsold for
fault Apply to
Ia 26-lnt DICKINSON, HILL co,
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EOR DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM
PLAINT.-HaRpton's Vegetable Tincture; Ba-
ker's. JacksOn'., DOwden's aud HoOfand's Bitters
For sale by JOHN W, POLLARD
CTS M
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r UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-Musk, West
~ End, Ess.: Boquet. Jockey Club. Patchouly, DC
Just received and for sale by
JOHN W.'POLLARD
ia 26-ts nth street
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HOUSE
~ KEEPING G00DS.-Irish Linens, Linen Sheet
ings Towellings, Diapers, Plow-Case Cottons Bril-
iantes, Curtain Muslins, Druggets. Carpets Rags
Family Linens. Flannels, Furniture Calicoes, Mari
noes. Terms, cash on delivery.
CHARLES A. GWATKIN,
n Opposife EXCHANGE Rank
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EOR RENT-A Market Garden, known
l. as PeaIce's Garden. situated In the Valley near
the Central Railroad in the city. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to
ia 26-6t* FRANKLIN STEARSS
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- AID FIRE COMPANY. No. 4.
SsA Attend called meeting of your compa-
SSNN1ny, at the Engine House, this (TU ES-
E&sS5zaE DAY) eveninlng, 26th instant, at IA
O'clock,
Important business will be brought before the
meeting. "
ia 26-lt* Y BARGAMIN, Com dr.
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LOST.

T OST.-At Rev. DR.. Moore's Church, or
II between the Church and sth street. a GOLD
LOCKET with GOLD PENCIL and small SILK
pencil perhaps had the name 10. A liberal re-
ward will he paid for their return to this Office
than their value. ia 26-lt*
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GLASS WARE ERICH CUT AND
~ PRESSED CHASING have now in store
very large and well assorted stock of French Robe
milan, German and American Cut Glass Also a
heavy stock of common goods, embracing almost
every article in the line, wanted by merchants fau-
iies &c. For sale, Wholesale and retail very low
by GEO j. SUMNER
ia 2h No. 20 pearl street
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DTCHMOND ATHENIEUM -REv. W.
IL H. PL,Tr of Petersburg will lecture at the Hail
Of the AthenPum, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
26th Of January.
RURJEcT: Martyria."
Ef- Price of admission, q cents.
H6- Doors open at IL L. NJ. Lecture to begin AZ 3
r NJ in EFT
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EUUR SERVANTS FOR SALE.-To
of god size and appearance, who, besides being an
excellent farm hand can do the rough carpenter
work wanting on a farm-his wife fine looking Wo
man. who 8 good Cook. Washer and Ir0ner-has
one child seven months old and daughter twelve
years of age, accustomed to house work. Apply at
a 16--eOd3t CARY STREET Hail
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WANTS.

WANTED-By Boy, fifteen years
w of age. o situation in grocery. hardware. hat
establishment, or any light work where he may
make himself use full. Can bring good recomm enda
tions for in iustry. &c. Apply at this Office.
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7 OST-A Seven Dollar Note, enclosed
- in bin paid Geo. NJ. West. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving il at our store.
ia IL d. N JONES h co.
7 OST-On the 23d inst, either at Mr..
- Belyin's Lumber Yard. or between theEe and
7ih street, on Broad, Silver Detached LEVER
WATCH, No. 1915, VI. j. Tobias maker and the
name of VIM. MITCHELL, IA. Richmond. on the
cap Of the watch. reasonable reward will be paid
for its return to this Office de 3l-ts
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~ BURG ROAD TWO MILES BELOW RICH
MOND. FOR RENT.-The above located FARM
containing 9acres. adjoining the lands of Messrs j.
tenant. the rent will be moderate. Apply TO Mr.
Hughes. living near thereto, ia Bell Hughes,
of Richmond, or to Goddin AppArson.
ia 2s-Sts LEWIS TUDOR
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90 TO LEVY'S-And see what great
~ bargains he is selling In Bonnet Ribbons and
Black Silk Velvet Ribbons: Moire Antique Trim
ming at half price, Collars Mt Ga cents and 21s cents
worth double; Ladies' Linen Collars only ia cents
Boys Linen Collars at l2Is cents; excellent as
sortment Of Hoop skirts. to be sold low; Nubia Head
Dresses of the best quality; Hemstitcbed Hsndker-
chiefs p cents; at JACOB A. LEWIS,
26 Main