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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-02

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
AMELIA c. H., May Goth, 1858.

AMELIA c. H., May Goth, 1858.
The election came off here day before yesterday
being the 9th MIR. VIM. p. Jeter, was elected
Sheriff Il. II. Coleman, County Clerk: Samuel
Seay, Commissioner of the Revenue; they having
no opposition. But the war was hot between Mr.
Office of Constable
This was not the only battle that took place
that day, for whiskey was in the field, and sew
eral retired, or rather were carried from the field
with broken noses, black eyes, and knotty skulls
The weather has been quite cool for the last day
or so-lookiug more like getting ice than planting
tobacco. The crops very good in this sec .'on
of the country, although some of the farmers
around us complain of chineh bug, joint worm, and
the fly; all of which are destroying their wheat
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- MEn1oAL ApyIor GRArIs.-Th

unreasonable weather which has been prevailing
for some time past is, naturally productive OF many
kind Let all who may be thus attacked provide
themselves with 'HENRY's STIMULATING LINIMENT,' =
and obtain the relief which IL invariably affords
when judiciously applied The proprietor partieu.
ariv recommend this preparation To those who are
suffering from PAINS IN THE BACK. and AFFECTIONS
OF THE LIVER.
HN For sale by Meade Baker, Jno W. 0arlick.
GrubDs Apperson, b. l.. Thomas and others
PURCELL & LADD,
nv sI-lmx Wholesale Agents.
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Col. KINNEY's MEN.-A letter from Aspinwall,
referring to the party of men who, under Colonel
Kinney. made the recent abortive attempt to take
possession of Greytown, and barely escaped with
their lives, says:
Young Bell. is a nephew of VIM. Smith, NJ. c., of
Va, aud ex-Goy. Bel, of Texas. DR.. Sutherland
is from Richmond, Va, for several years resi-
dent at Aspinwall Gliddon is from Boston, and
DR.. Poole from the neighborhood of the Dismal
Swamp. Kinney is about to sail for Texas.
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ANOTHER SLICE OF MEXICO ABOUT TO FALL
oFE-aNENSn FROM ARIZONA. &c.

WASHINGTON, June Letters from Arizona 10
L. Maury. state that it is probable Pescra, Cover
nor of Sonora will declare that Mexican province
independent, in the event of the successes OF Zuo'
laga, or Santa Annals return TO Mexico This
news confirms previous statements regarding cor
respondence between Pescira and parties III the
United States $3.50
Arizona was much disturbed by Indian depre-
dations
The news from the mines In that territory was
encouraging Fresh disc lveries of silver had been
made near Sopori aud Arivola
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The SCHOONER FANNY FRENCH.-Mr John Pritch-
ard one of the owners of this vessel and her car
go, seized on Friday for having fugitive slave on
board, arrived here on Sunday evening, from New
Y,rk. He proposes to give bond and security and
take the vessel and Cargo ect the decision OF
the slave case. This will, OF course, be readily
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Yd) Ar1us
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sPnCTAL NorICne.

- Fnsr1vAIsox CnURcH HILL. THE
Ladies Of ~ Third pfesbytsrian Church propose
TO hold FESTIVAL, r The purpose Of repairing said
Church. on THUAsDAY and FRIDAY EVENING",
Of ths week They respectfully invite their friends
And the public, and promise them something nice,
Ia 1-3tt
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MOUNT YERNoN.-The two hundred acres Of the
Mount Vernon estate, purchased by the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association, have been laid of by
Mr.. s. r. Johnston, aud the bounds and survey
were examined and approved, on Saturday last. by
the officers of the Association during their visit
from Richmond
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nSr For 8

~ For SALB-A good Grocery
stand with qas and other fixtures complete. Also,
the remaining stock which 10 small. which will be
sold low for cash. Persons In want OF such stand,
will do we'll by making early appheation. Aduress
sGRNCERr at this office.
Rant of hcuse not exceed ng <l1h. Je II
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~ New Books NEW booKsl ! at SO Main street
fresh supply of Books and Gifts received this day
at the Gift Book STORE No 50 Main street where you
can spend dollar to greater advantage than at any
other place in the city Call and examine and Judge
for yourself. iel-2@
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RunninROT Negroes.

There seems to be lively business going on IL
the way of running off "niggers" from the Virgi
mia coast, as we'll as the coast of Guinea. The righ
of search and visitation" however, is so vigi
autly exercised, that the domestic savers seem t.
have bad luck. A bright look out ought to b.
kept on the coasting vessels.
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SAILING OF TUls FRIGATE WABASH

New YORK, June 1.-The U. s. Steam Frigate
Wabash sailed this morning, under instructions to
proceed to the West Indies and cruise for while
around the Island of Cuba, before going to its
station the Mediterranean.
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~ hn nnsrs. 5o Cknrs. 80 CKNrs. :

OSBORNE'S Great Picture repot established eight
years! Remember, no hunbugging. no fasbey adj
vertisements, no paid newspaper DufsI me pest Oh
Pictures at so cents! OS6ohNE
je 1-2t* Opposite Exchange BANK.
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Advertisements Tor the DlspArcH mnst be handed
~ sir o'clock IN tAs gfsynocn, in order 10 appear
tho next day The heavy pressure II advertisements
unan the columns OF our paper. viii not admit OF
thssr reception after the hour named.
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AUTHORITIES OF MISSOURI PREPARING TO
DEFEND TIE STATE FROM THE KANSAS
RsNDITTT

ST. LOUIS. June Thirty boxes of muskets
have been shipped from Jefferson City. Mo-, to the
border counties by the State authorities it is III
ferred, with design of repelling the invasioos OF
marauding bands from Kansas. The militia OF the
western counties is to be called out
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EH- To HAVE your likeness taken artstically you
must employ TYLER Co.. 1879 Main street, to take it
Prices from IS cts to S25
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E8- CRITICS pronounce the Ambrotypes taken -
TYLER &c. the best in Richmond.
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MARINE IrgTELLI9ENCa


Fort % RsehscTd, June 1st-Htgh Water So o'cIk
ARRIVED,
schr George, WaTth, Boston, merchandise, w. d.
CoQuitt & Co.
sehr Montrose, Winslow, New York, hay, W hit.
lock Il Son
schr Judge Hopkins, De Groot, Norfolk, in bal.
last
SAILED,
Steamr Jam astown, Parrish Y merchandise
and passengers, Ludam & Watson.
Steamr Geo Peabody, Pritchett, Baltimore mds
Ludlsm Il Watson.
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and passengers III. L. futile.
Schr seaak, Hooper down the river light.
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~AUoTIoN. Boots, shoes and Hats,
fH !. s- dphNiN0 + DAVENPORT, Aucts.
~ AuoTIoN NoTrcE Il ask

"a AUUTIVN NUTIUE - 0sK PaftICu-
lar attention to my sale of Clothing Boots. Shoes
Slippers Hosiery, &c, the stock OF dealer. THIS
nay nj II O'Clock A. NJ, at my store Sale posi-
tise and terms cash je2 r CAUTHOkN.
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~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-E b. Cook \
Co. ask the attention of the public TO their sale OF
Furniture &C. TO take place st the residence of John
r Preston. Esq on 3D. between Maih and franklin
streets, THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock. je2
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THEATRE.-An interesting bill is presented at the
theatre tonight. Mr.. Bass and Master Stewart
are both in the cast
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DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO-LOSS OF LIFE-CON


UKESSIUNAL NOMINATION..
STsLoUIs, June 1.-The village of Ellisonvile, in
this State was completely destroyed by tornado
Sunday night Fifteen persons were killed.
The American convention in this city has nomi'
mated Judge Gamble for Congress.
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MO 40 MAIN STREET. Nearly d

No AZ MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPs
~ PoSITE THE ST CHARLEs-Just received. a
new supply Of latest style NANTES and DUs-
L SKIS, which having been purchased from the man
than ell ewhere
a new lot Of FRENCH FLOWERS, wREATHs
and BUDS; also. RUCHES and MILLINERY
Lsdi. HOOP SKIRTS Of every style. of HAND
MANUFACTURE. each skirt warranted TO please in
quality and price,
gniidrens darm snts of all kinds, snch as DuS-
Ehc, ChpEs and TALMAS, In Narcotics, Calico,
linen Bun Tussore, >Lavella. Brilliant, Bird Eve,
&c, AZ, with full assor, ment of BpNNETS. FLATS
and FANCY GOODS Of ali kinds
:, Also. Just to hand, a lot OF col'd STRAW BON
NETS at only IS cents aud Bi> NIT RIBBONS at
lzts cents Der yard. GEORGE JACOBS.
Je 2-eod3t M, 40 Main street.
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ONE DAY LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
COMMERCIAL.

ouEBEc, June 1.-The steamship Indian arrived
here TO day, with dates from Liverpool 10 'ne i'sn
of Nav.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYtRS.-" Be il

NOTICE TO TAX PAYI RS" Be it
~ ordained by the Council of the City of Rich
mond that the Collie tor of the City Taxes shall an
nualy give notice in at least four Of the daily news
papers Of the city for fifteen days prior to the IF
teeth day OF june that he will atteIG at his ONCE
daily. between the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ, and 6
elusive. for the purpose of receiving from any per-
son charged with city taxes the whole or one half
of the amounts of taxes che rged deductng from the
whole amount or one half as the case may be, ten
per centum thereon.
The Collector shall, In like manner give notice
for fifteen days prior tn the 18th of December that
he will attend at his Office daily, between the above
mentioned hours. from the 18th to the 3Ist OF De.
any person who has already paid one half only Of
the city taxes charged to him. the remaining halt,
4educting from such half ten per cent thereon"
In pursuance Of the above amended ordinance
passed January lIth 1855. will attend at the Col
ec ors u e at the City Hall. from the 18th to the
39th OF Juue f,r the purpose of receiving taxes as
above directed. JULIUS A H0RS0N
je 2-Im Collector of CITY of Ricbmopd
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NoTlCE.-Ha Having closed my business,
preparatory 10 removing to Baltimore. 81 all
remain in Richmond a faw days. Tor the purpose u
collecting ai ascnnnta owing. and hope all persons
ed uBon.
~ During my stay 10 Richmond, will be glad
10 hsiany orders for SHIRTS,
je2-siA WI. OWENS.
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re- To MAKE Coop LOAF BREAD,

ms To MAKE Coop LOAF BREAD,
Use Semple's Baking Powder
Use semple's Baking Powder
To make good Pastry.
To save time, labor and expense.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers. Price e
my 81 Mark eft Place, Franklin st.
f6y. LADIES AND MILLINERs will ind
at the LADIES' BAZAAR. No us Broad street,
RI II EST and BEST ASSIGNMENTS
B0NNETs, and
MILLINERY GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ever brous ht to this city.
NJ Selling at low rates my 29-2w
me- To THE LADIES OF RIcHMoND.-
LADIES' NEAPOLITAN. BLOND, LACE, AND
STRAW BONNErS Cleaned and Finished in the
most fashionable STYLE Also nYEp al Soi SSTTR.w
HATS, BLEACHED By an entire NEW PROCFSS
and flushed equal new. and in the most approved
style. Also. DYED brown, tea coler. DC, at the
'A'' 'ND' ''' DENNIS & BROTHERS
BLEACHING. PRESSING AND DYING
ESTABLISHMENT, Franklin st =,
my 27-Im Opposite Metropolitan Hall
LEGHoaN AND STRAW BoNNETs Also,
Gentlemen's LEGHORN and PANAMA HATS
BLEACHED by a NEW PROCESS, to look as well
as new LADIES bALAAn,
my 15-lm H5 Broad st.
Rag DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHIsKEYs and CIGARS. No. " Main
trest. 10
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Doors open at 2ls and7 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Admission 80 cents. Children and servants hair
BAILEY-Mauager and Treasurer.
WARD 4 sMITH-Clowns.
W0OLST0N-Ring Master.
One of the prominent features of this Grand Com
Gated Elephants (Anihony and Cleopatra from the
Partisan, London, New York and Philadeiphis The
atres.nasins pertormsd at the last named PLACES
most astonishing display of animal training and in.
iIct ever beheld. They march with military pre-
cision, mount pedestal not over foot IN diameter
ten feet from the ground, where one OF them will
balance on his hind legs, and perform the most in
credible feat of standing upon his head In the
course OF the per formances Anthony will play the
nant organ while Cleopatra will dance in perfect
ume to the music.
beautiful Cavalcsde, entitled The Persian CAVIAR,
iutioiLciug in series of rapid evolutions the
world renowned exercises of that warliks people.
Magnificent Acts of HorseDansbip, by Mr. r
Smith
Gymnastic and Acrobatic Feats, by Mons Fletcher
elegant Scene Act of Changes. by Mr. B Stevens.
Fea's OF Equestrianism on Four Horses. by Mr.
Perry.
La Trapez or .Rrial G. Gymnasium
Tumbling. vauitiug, Somersetting, &c.
treat Two Horse Act, by M w Perry. In which
he wl carry Miss Isabella Perry (only years oldl
in various astonishing attitudes
reats OF Agility on tho Slack Rope, By the Clown,
CImic scene on Horseback, by the Clown, J W
Ward, in which he will personate with admirable
iexterity all the following characters The uipsey
Female Mode-ty, and BAG ,hus god of winei
w Smith the great Comic Singer AMI Jester.
The entertainments will be eniivened aud alterna-
ted wi h the performances of the original Bob Rid
ley, (John Mugan,l who will sing variety of
popular Negro Me odies and Giees, with Dances,
Jigs, &c.
The entertainments will conclude with Comic
Afterpiece, by the whole compaay.
The Company will enter town on the day Of Tx
hibiton at about l0ociock, A. n. in grand process
sion. accompanied by the superb American Brass
Band Of IL wind instruments. IN their elegant Music
Carr age, drawn By Elephants ip harness. And al.
ter proceeding through the principal streets will
halt at the ground Of Exhibition.
FTAYL0R, Agent.
AA-The above CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE will
exhibit at Ashland on Wednesday. June 9th.
my 3l-6t
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LIVERPOOL, May 19--Cotton--fair and lower,
qualities declined & midding unehanged; marke .,
closed buoyant; salap for days OF lIooo oa'es, %
which spectators sook 900 and exporters ioooI
Manchester reports favorable Flour au.-o s,u.
arm % 22iIs: Ohio 22I5 a 25s. Wheat quiet
Red Is White Is ais Sd Corn quiet, and decnn
ed Cd; White ass; yellow "a 43s I'd. Provisions
steady. but quiet. Resin dull at As. Rice quiet.
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GREAT BARGAINs.-CnaRLEs A.

VI agATK1s, ,si Main street opposite Exchange
Sank Choice and desirable ladies Dress 6oses'
secG nd mourning Bay adare Berag-s black and pas-
pie Jsconet Plaids, new styles; Mourning 0oes-
slack Berage Robes, various price,; Black ana tat
do; Black ard Silver coored Baystsre ppp'ins; pr
and white PRINT; Black and White Duczis, All 10
o A GwATKIs,
Ie2 Opposite NIX BANK.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIcATE--The undersigneo
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list of TIL
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us this
day at Augusta Ga.
+. G. BARBER, Sworn Com,rs
l.. =. DUGAS, (o"oin ooni 10
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day
May 29th, 1855. LEW Is LEVY, j. Z.
ExpLANArIoN.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where tAs Number ends in are emit
tied to $2a in addition Ia tly other Prize which the
above drawing may entitet to. Hall, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages entitled to all they
draw over the $40 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
The principal prizes in this Scheme were distribu
ted in the following places: No lI43l, $70,t0h, not
sold No 1929, 30.m0 Hartford, Conn, and new
York. No 1889 10000. Nashville, Tenn, end Gal
weston Texas. No SO, SOFA, Augusta, Ga No 6S07.
400, Frankfort. Ky, on Certificate OF Halves. Nc
2siI5, 1900. Albany, Y. No 1894 800. Charles
ton, ) G..
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TIE LATE COMMODORE AP. CATESBY JoNEs.-The
telegraph has announced the death of this yete-
ran, in Fairfax county, Va, on Sunday last. He
was born in Westmoreland county, Va. in $780,
Being left an orphan, he came to Richmond, and
was sent to school by his uncle Meriwether Jones,
Esq. In 1905 he entered the Navy a Midship-
man. He was very successful in his operations
against the pirates of the Gulf, and was offered
$4,000 by Iafitte their leader if he would with
their stronghold, aui this the chief cause OF
their dispersion. In 1872 he was captured by the
British fleet of New Orleans, but not until, of the
thirty-six men and officers on his deck when the
battle began, more than one-half were killed and
wounded; and not until, of the forty-fve 5arges
and launches, manned with 1900 veterans, aud
commanded by one OF Britain's ablest captains,
IN my boats sunk and destroyed, with four
hundred of their crews put hors du combat, two o
whom, including First Lieut.. Pratt, of the ''Sea
Horse" fell by mis- own hand.
In 1929 he was promoted to post of captain. In
1912, while in command of fleet off CaIlao he
heard that war existed between the U nited States
captured the city. The news of the declaration
of war, however, proved premature, aud Captain
Jones was recalled from his command for this act
of aggression" When the war did break out
however, he did good service. 10 1855 he was
placed on the reserve list, by the Naval Reliev-
ing Board. an act against which he earnestly pro-
tested. The last Years of his life spent as
farmer at SHARON" in Fairfax county, where he
died.
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TIE NEW SCHOOL PREBYTERIAN CHUaCa-The
Southern (seceding) Synod has just made an at
tempt to secure from the New School body por
ton of the church funds. demand of this ma
ture, bearing the signature of the Rev. A. III. Ii
Boyd, D. D., (thc divine who led the secessioniss
at Cleveland last year, presented in due form
TO The New School Assembly, at Chicago. on the
24th nit Dr. Boyd appears to have been appoint
ed by the Omitted synod to confer with the
Assembly. The memorial, in which he sets
forth the desire of the Synod, contains the fol
lowing:
"Let it suffice to observe that radical difference
OF opinion with respect to the action OF the Assem-
bly, of 1857 the subject of slavery, and likewise
10 the agitation in the highest judcatory of the
church OF posiion which, in the view ofthe mem
beers Of the United synod is of essentially q polit
cal nature, aud should therefore, be lett entirely
TO the civil authorities of the land to settle, ha.
led to this painful act Of separation
The communication of DR.. Boyd was referred te
the committee having in charge the paper from
the Harmony Presbytery of Kentucky, aunoune
ing the separation Of that body from the assembl,
account Of the action in reference to slavery
The committee reported upon both communities
lions together, regrettiOg the separation, but ad
herring to the former action, postponing the mat
ter OF the funds till next year, aud referring the
snhtect Of pr. Boyd's memorial to the trustees Of
| the church erection fund So another point is left
unsettled.
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INST RECEIVED per steamer Jam, s.

town, n few dozen Japsaned TINS, OF sssorssd
SIZE and OF superior quality. suitable tor snwe Ok
,winging signs which should Ike 20 sell ~ q
mali advance, or Letter &c ORDER. IN Sod o. raw
apon reasonable terms. JAS. CARTE.
cor 18th AMI Franklin SIS. opposite kxchanss Hoiel
P.S-Two or three gcod jour ey m HOUSE FSibt'
ers might Bnl employment upon early applieatioe'
IL I'm j CARTBk'
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CLoCKS.-Eight day and thirty hear
~ Clocks also. eight dag alarm Clocks. an sd
ditionai supply receiving. Fer sale b. ,vpr
leg Eagir igu~re,
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A. GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS,
as2Nn5 SHOES AND GAITERS,-We hive now
on hand largo stock OF Boots, Shoes and 6aiters,
for Gents wear, of our own make, which we war
rant equal if not sup, rior to any in the city, hav-
ing in en- ploy the best workmen and finest quail
ity materials We will also make to oraer at the
shortest notice. all styles of Boos Shoes spd Gai-
tiers, and guarantee TO give entire satisctiou in
every instance, regards low prices, fit, work man.
ship and materials.
HARRIS CO.'S Shoe Depot,
No l29 Main street
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Nos. prizss. Sos. Prizes. Nos Prizes Nos. Prizes
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nUVAL q NORTON'5 CELEBRATED
IL HORSE TONGA fresh supply, for saie by
GEO D0WDEN Druggist,
- . dsfraa
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BEAUTIFUL HAIR-GL0SSY AND
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOLD EN- FLUID, for
identifying toe Hair. and rendering IL soft and
glossy. II increases Its growth. removes dandran
and prevents its turning grAv. Price Is cts For
sale By GEO D0wpEsi Druggist.
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GRAYS ATTENTION =

GRAYS ATTENTION - SPECIAL
@MEETING.-You will attend Special Meeting
vi of your Compa ~ at Military Hall, on FRIDAY
III Nigh next at O'clock to make arrangements
for ctlebratn, our approaching anniversary; as
also for SPECIAL BUSINESS.
It'll h ped that every member will be present.
By ord, ofCAPT. EILICTr.
IL IiIHN L KOGERS ORDERLY.
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CROM AUCTION-G REAT BAR

LfkOM AUCFION-G X Il 4 L BAR
Il GAINS-Just TO hand from Northern auction
50 pieces nice Black aud White La VA t. be sold at
i2h cents per yarI, actually WORTH - cents; igl
pieces Worked DJtted Swiss Muslin, good quality,
At d cents. wo th 3,1a snts. | mo 0a0 Linen Cam
brio Hdkfs which will most positively BE- sold at 8 >
per cent below their value also, chsap Bisachei
Cottous and Lineas, at
ie2 LEVY'S Is Main street.
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y ASPBERRY VlNEGAR.-W are pre-.
IL pared to furnish this elegant DR. raration (pnt
up in pint borties) in any quantity. A tablespoon
full added 10 a glass OF ice water forms deiciou,
beverage. For sale only by
WARING l. PEARCE, Druggists,
je2 l07 Broad street above 9th
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CODA WATER, SODA WATEk-Pure
~ fresh and sparkling, with great variety OF
Syrups. made from the fresh fruits We can Ie-
commend our Soda Water as being of yer supe-
rior quality, icy cold and fresh made every dav.
WARINa & PEARCE
Bros ahnv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-02

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