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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22
HAMPTON, Va, April 20.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
HAMPTON, Va, April 20.
The fine U S. steam frigaie Colorado, is yet in
Hampton Roads When she will sail is not known.
Large numbers Of gentlemen aud ladies have Wis
tied her recently; and kindly received and pc
litely conducted in every part of the noble ship,
by the gentlemaniy officers.
One company Of U, 5, treops from Old Point, has
been ordered to Utah, by the way of Kansae. Re
cruts are constantly arriving. number of COM
panies are expected from Florida very soon.
Mr.. Sega-, the worthy owner of the Hygeia Ho
tel, ia making preparations for the reception Ct
visitors the ensuing season.
The prayer meetings in Hampton, in which ali
the churches unite, are going on-large numbers On
several occasions have been present at the Method
list, Baptist and Episcopal churches. They con.
Quoted on somewhat different principle, from
what they are elsewhere. The clergymen have
taken the matter in hand whereas in other
private members or laymen have done the work
Several tracts of land offered for sale in this
elizabeth City county. Should any of your
readers prefer a healthy neighborhood good socie,
ty and fertile lands, advise them before pur,
chasing elsewhere, to make visit to this favored
section of the Old Dominion.
Yours ORsERVFR
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sE&~ $1,000 A YEAR.
EMPLOY


$50 u Month and all Expenses Pad
An Agent is wanted in every town and county Ill
the United states TO engage in u respectable and
certainly realized. For full particulars address ii
MUNSEfT i Co, corner OF Broom and Mercer
streets, New York city inolosing postage stamp
to prepay postage ap Il dSWlmif
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MARINE INTBLLIGENCB.

= 49, ~
Portoy Rsehsnond. april Il High Water ii a o'cif.
ARRIVED.
seLr Spirit of the Times. Sooer, White Point. gra'
vel, Jno Vies JT.
Sehr Ben Franklin Thomas. Eastern Shore, pota-
toes, 10 captain
sehr Mary Eliza. Bowery, Norfolk shingles, 10
J Mercer.
Schr New York, Conever. Gray's Creek, lumber,
hitlock d Son.
SAILED.
Sehr VIM Spear Jones, Baltimore, mdse. w ID
colquitt Go.
SGhr Hope, Frank. Georgetown, mdse, ID Col
quit Co.
Schr Mary Maloy, down the river. light.
Schr Med0fa Lloyd, down the river. light.
schr North State, Askew. Carolina, IN ballast
schr Nebraska. Smith. Carolina. in ballast.
Ngw YoRK April 20 cid schr Henrico, Whipple
Richmond ARID schrs Deborah. Goodwin, ora
peak. Rhode Island aud Randolph. all from
on st Aibam's Head, SOth. Wieland. 0sterman
from Richmond for Bremen
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II b 10 BE- hoped that Congress will pass an Ell
Gent measure TOR the security OF Washington.
The prevalence of iawiessness aud crime within
its borders 10 disgrace TO the whole American
people. Political considerations ought to have
nothing to do with uch q measure. II lifs, pro-
psry end the peace OF society cannot be protected
at The very capital VI the nation, asder tbs very
eyes Of its suprsns lsslaskiag, executive and
judicial power, II win be proclamation to the
whole world OF the iDcompetency Of republican
ses@s 70 secure tho great objects of all govern
rnsaf.
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aaa -
LOST.

T OST-Between my residence, on Cary
IL street and Mr.. Roger Martins school housr,
corner OF 9th aud Clay streets, BLANK ENVE-
LOPE, containing three s. notes, and II note ad-
dressed to Mr. Martin | will pay n REASONABLE re-
ward for its beisg left at the Dispatch office, or
brought Ia Mr. John St. wart Walkers office, on 18th,
between Main aud Cary street,. -
ap 22-Its JAMES ID. SCOTT,
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s- FORBES & CRRNsHAw,

ARCHITECTS, MEASURERs AND APPRATs
EHS, will attend 10 ali business in their line with
promptness and solicit share OF patronage.
uFFICE--at the Hall oftho Virginia Mechanics In
stituie, corner 18th and maiG streets. over Mr.
Booths Upholstery store.
Wa. FORBES l.. A. CRENsHAW.
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DIED.

Al Ashland Hanover county, Va on saturday,
nth inst. nj o'clock p d.. Mr.. SAM'L w. STOCK
BRIDGE aged about 26 years.
ca. Dover On. II y papers please copy.
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H5g- AMBR0TYPEs, Ambrotypos. Ambrotypes, OF
the finest quality, by the wholesale TYLER Co
take 500 portraits daily in the highest style Of art,
and at prices suit all pockets and tastes varying
from q cents to f25 TO to the great depot l39 Main
street TYLER & Co.
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THE CARS of every description for the Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad have been ordered from
the Union Car Works, near Portsmouth. Six
freight cars and one passenger car have already
Laen nut ON the road.
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MARRIED.

Al Maptetop on Wednesday morning. 2ist inst.
hy Rsv ,Jnhn Il CLARK JOHN III. gLaEK, 81 Rich
myonJ taMhRY G0LFs daughter 1T " illialn j and
ElIgahafh Walk ins, OF Charlotte.
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Flour y selling In Knoxville, Tsuu., At one d +
II DUH At these prices. = ~
James Bssron Hope delivered his ssode an Wa. n.
inston,p u Williamsburg, Va, last week.
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sess- DR. HosrsrrEn's CEIERRArEp

EB-. Dr.. HosTETrER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTEBs have doubtless GRATED as much
sensation In the community for its remarkable
cures az any other medicine extant. 1t IL a fact
that in the minds of many persons a prejudice ex
ITS against " bar are called Patent Medicines; but
why Tho Id this prevent you resoTtng TO an article
that has such an array OF testimony to support n
as HoStetter's Stomach Bittars : Ply sieiaBs pre-
scribe it Why should you discard it? Judges, us1
ally considered men of talent have and do use il in
their families; why shCuld You reject il Let not
yGur preiudice usurp your reason to the eveIlast
ing injury ct your'heath. II you are sick and re-
quire medicine, try these Bitters
For sale by druggists aud Dealers generally, eve
ryWhere. apis
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WANTS.

WANTED. The subscriber. being Out
w Of employment OF any kind, IL DESTROYS oi OBJ
tanning situation at SOME respectable business =
He would be willing to Lake himself useful 20 any
one who might give him empioy menf; and can g. We
the best of references rs TO moral character Al
dress, through the post 0ff1ce.
AN 22-3t< AMOS HENRY.
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frTs T,ua DAY. We ask attention 90 our sal6 tbs
eyaning commencing at o'clock, OF improved and
nnmproyed property at koeketts. on Rockets, foI-
iar IA and Elm streets For particulars. refer to
the anetion column The sale to commence with
he properly on Rockets street. 60
ap22-It JAS MTAhLoh u ooN' AuSts'
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AGAIN CALLED HoME.--Mr. Everett has been
again detained in his Southern tour, and called
home from Charleston, by the illness of his family
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NOTHING YET OF THE CANADA-EUR0PEAN
MAILS

HALIFAX, April q, /, p. M.-Nothing yet OF the
Canada due with dates from Liverpool to the ioth
inst.
NEw YORK, April q The steamer City OF Wash
| iugton takes out the European mail Saturday.
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Nm Lao. w. OARLicK, Richmond

MA LAapRETH's New ChoP GARDEN
sAfps-Ah JOHN w 9ARLfck,
Druggist and Apothecafy,
on9 Market Place. Franklin ST.
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AMERICAN INTERESTS IN CHM

WASHINGTON, April 2l.--Mr Reed, Commissioner
to China, has been instructed to bear 10 mind that
this Government is not at war with that country
nor does it seek to enter the Empire for othei
purposes than the prosecution of lawful commerce.
and the protection of the lives and property o
American citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

To BE RAisED-The Messrs. Baker, of Norfolk,
Va, have contracted for so per cent. on her hull
and cargo to raise the British brig Victoria lately
sunk in Chesapeake Bay.
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AS-T THE MUTUAL BENEFIT"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
RETURNS TO THE INSURED BY ANNUAL d.
VIDENDS

OF TIE PREMIUMS PAID.
Those who pay CASH receive their dividends 10
CASH Those who give notes are credited on Their
notes with the THIRTY FIVE PER CENT. DIV
IDEND
Returned TO the insured III Diyi-
dendS..... '.'''.'''' i.gpr5'a -
ranitsI Ian LIT lshs ,...,...S2 7i3 325 70
Over $eD0,G0J have been paid to families hVing Ia
Virginia. .,,rrr. -.
The Comrany being PURELY MUTUAL. those
insured In Virginia share fully in all benehls.
Call at the Agency, No. 81 Pearl street.
NH sI-im KNOWLES Il WALFORD.
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Nathan Franklin, implicated with two negroes
in an assault on VIM. Brothers, of Hansemond
county Va, has been acquitted. His accomplices
were hung some time since
Rev Michael Dongherty, pastor OF the Catholic
Church at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, died in that city
on the 18th inst.
Chas Haren, of Asbeville, N. c., was drowned
in Cooke county. Tenn, few days ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22
EIl SPRING STOCK
AHATs. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
FOR lsSS.
No. TS Mum .Stre,t. Rilh naari.f Ia.

BfSFORD. DICK IHSON a WEisIaER
Have ready one of the largest aud most select
ed stock Of HATS. CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS
ever offered in this market. consisting OF all the
newest aud most fashionable styles aas trTed
or the season. which will be sold wholesale aud re-
tail the most favorable terms 10 pHDctual eustC-
mer-. Merchants and others visiting the city will
hnd it 10 their advantage IN cali and examine Tor
themselves assuring them that they wall ind our
stosk com plets and desirable Id every respect.
Thankful for the kind patronage bestowed upon
us, We hope. by strict attention. "a pisrt eentinu
ance of the same.
aS-fo cash purchasers great Inducements Will be
offered mai n
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WI. j. 20 f09, Hsa.. b Ne Agent sof sne DAss.
DrspK1sn a Nesfo,k. De 0rcaiasiea o. the psps'
thsrs having hsrssssd % ga extent demanaas =,
sonsl attention 70 ~ distribution. tho collection OF
ss<esa1
Egsa Rspablieas Dsmonstration.
New York viii to-day witness grand hea ne
publican demonstration in memory OF orsint, fier'
a. ana the other smiabie but unfortunate as
snrssps of the Rue ISpellstier. Tue joaruAas OF
Me- York state that this affair 10 to be gotten up
In . VERY sAnguinasy and bloodrthirsty manner
with an sorts Of terrible insignia, transparencics
end banners, SURPRISING the most formidable devil
css 10 that Hoe Of the greatest Chinese warriors Or
sici and Pierri are to DO exhibited 10 flaming pic
tsres, end there Il to be representation OF Louis
Nspoasoa, which, aftsr being dragged through the
streets, b 70 be guiiiotined or hanged to lamp
post. THIS 10 highly characteristic and beauii'
ful feature OF the proceeding. 10 10 much SAFER
aud more tSnocept mode Of glutting their ven
aeance hns 70 attempt TO do honor to the deceased
patriots by Initiating their example, and making
an se.Au,t upou the actual Napoleon Ii would
have saved rsini and Pierri their valuable heads,
and Yae,snd and France disasreeabie misunder-
standing, II those imprudent Italian conspirators
had adopted the New York mode, and instead OF
throwing bombsheils at the flesh aud blood Em'
psror, have hung his likeness to death at lamp
post 10 London.
Among other attractions Of this procession the
Ny. Express says Il is TO be headed by choice
company OF New York fighting men, who VIII clear
the track, aud the Herald thinks there may be
representation Of the Goddess of Reason, after the
style Of the first French Revolution. 1t is thought
too that the Black Republican Tribune, which adj
vocstes Red Republican Ought to have
q prominent place In the procession IL Is but
few weeks since such multitude OF rufiians turn
ed ont ia New York to attend the funeral oil de-
esrtsd comrade that the whole city quailed before
the fssrfully suggestive spectacle presented by
this enormous msss of organized brutality rising
out Of the very heart Of the crowded metropolis,
aud displaying an immense army Of bsrearians IN
possession of the boosted citadel Of free State civil
iization. Close on its heels follows this demon
,trstion 10 honor of assassination. What next
What 10 to be the end
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N.Y. LADIES, BAZAAR, No. 176 BROAD

H0y- LADIES BAZAAR, No. 10 BROAD
ST. LATE VAL CoHEN's SFoRE.-naving taken The
above named store. We have. 10 addition 10 our IN
UUObS to which We invite the attention OF our Gus
toners We have on hand fine assortment OF
VaIentas at 81 cts per yd Lawns at l2z cts frints
1917 and 10 cts GiD2haIns bleaehed. and uubieach-
ed Cotons: Briliants Irish Linen; Linen Birds 2;
Jaeonet CsmDrics; plain aad figured swiss ~
Al 20 cts per pair Handkerchets Parassls from %
cts TO s. s Swiss and Cambria Collars from Ga cts
H. 81 ( Swis and Cambria Bands. EdgiBgs. and IN,
sertious; Lace Wells. and general assortment OF
staple aud fancy goods, which we viii sell al ihe
lowest cash prices ...u,.
u aaa Hoons ~ A els auiece ap D-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

My To MY FRLLowC rTizss OF tbs
ConNrY OF HExR COL am candidate IoI ine oi,
fully solicit your suIages at the ensuing e'oe'o"
in May next "a utcu payIs
au0I--HImS -
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Gsv. WISE is expected to visit Westmoreland
county, Oh the q til inst, 10 give directions. under
the act of the General Assembly, for enclosing the
birth place of Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

"a. SPEGfAL NofioE.--ine at'en,non
~ srads Ia invited 10 our sale Of stock Of Con-
g'c,."na,i.s 81, &C. to take place at the store Of
a a ris.hmann deceased. THIS.DAY. ut 10 o'eik,
G. o. =. Refinement EB CUOK ca,
49,. 81 AZ 4 Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a<s. Da. WAXING has removed his Of
pff,g ~ the corner VI Franklin and Mayo strseis
two doors below his former Office. IN the same Ba
fuv. ~
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81 ora A YEAR. AN AGENT is wanted In every
81 900 A YEAR. Town end Couaty ia the United
81, 900 A YEAR. States, to engagcin IA respectable
81, 0n0 WEAR aud easy business, by which the
81 600 A YEAR above profits may be certainly Ie-
81 100 A YEAR | allied Ii Is an article of daily
81 ,ia0 A YEAR. consumption. and can be manu-
81 900 YEAR. tactnred in the agents dwelling,
81 Gsi0 YEAR secured by copyright; tie IA pt =,
81 .Gl0 A YEAR. manent AS ffpur Address JAS
81 900 A YEAR. L. HORNE Box No 455I, Ne "
81 GAO Y EAR. York Post Office. Inclosng one
81 ts0 ! EAR. stamp tO prepay postage.
an IS-dE "
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my GopDIN ApPERsos call the spe-
A, Of the public TO their sale OF Mr.. Lam
raster's beau hfn Country Seat TO take pia'e THIS
Afternoon al i o. clock. Soc auction head ap Y
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E8@DR. JOHN F. JAcKsoN-nffice No.
II Main street, Market Bridge. Residence, Rich
uoDd House Opposite the Governors hansioD.-
Calls left at either place at any hour Of the Gay or
night. will meet with prompt attention.
L IN
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THE RUNAWAY BARK ADRIATI(

SAVANNAH. April 19.-The celebrated bark Adri-
attic cleared TO day for Cork, with cargo OF lu0-
her
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Any. STAMPED COLLARS AND BANDS
for working. also Stamped Linen Bonnet- and
Sleeves for ladies. bADIE>' bAHAhh,
an 2n-Im No Us Broad street
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spHCrAT. NOTICES.
~ sournsEa GoxvENrfon. II n

NY. SOUTHERN CONVENTION "A NEE :
a. estizers OF this city IL Teans sted ut the
ity Hail. On FRIDAY eyer,ng 20 irss At a"sls +.
70 apn ny =, mantromery, Ala the 10Th Of May
next
sp2i-3t*
s- DH. Jso. w. 0ARLicK, Richmond
I,.te nlsasure 10 adding py testimony
Az, many others ~ tothe superiof sxeeiienee
Of sFNPLEs IsrAIls BsEiso IN, NOM ~ y
PaIen " na.r ar more au do not hesitate 10 sly
,As ,bs a. the truly excellent article Q, the
kird for MAKING speedily ng kirt s~ee' anu
Very respectfully, -u aazaony
Nav Kent unity. Feb ~, 1888
For sale By all Druggists w a.pIIoK
-, Manufacturer ana Sole Proprietor.
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Frisate CoIorado-nfili
hEetings, dc.
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Hon PRICES of seven hhds. tobacco,
ra;.ea byH II. GEORGE. of Caroline county ana
sold by 4. s SAMUEL, Commission Merchant. hich
mond, Va s,.oa "
s,3,752No s. sI362,5-Nos. and :, SS.t@.
an 2I-dttcWlt
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NauTo MY FRIENDS OF THE FOURTH
District OF uEsgico CONSOLIDATING determined
To leave the state OF Virginia. am no longer can
''a 10 9. -. VIM l. DABNEY.
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Under the act OF Tue iass aeb'ese'to" w '"e
subiect, ths warehouse has been organized 'os tae
iuspec.ion Of tobacco. Col. BAsssrf FsENen, o.
Chesterfield. q very popular gentleman, who un'tes
with very polite aud obliging disposition both
.oersy and basiness capacity, has received the
amendment Of Inspector, aud Mr. Il. NJ. POWELL
has received that Of Second Inspector. Both APP
poiutments ndicious aud will give satisfaction
to planters aud dealers in tobacco. 34&
The opening of tAis new inspection will relieve
the market very much, the want Of room at the
warehouses during busy seasons heretofore having
very mush obstructsd the trade.
IS J4s5 -<-----------~uu.---------
BgxEFir OF MIss PARKER - Miss Josephine Par
ker, a very improving young actress, and great
favorite this season, takes her benefit to night
The entertainment offered, includes the spectacle
Of aladdin" drama entitled the "fireman's
Bride" In which the beneficiary and Mr.. Adams
appear. "Firemans Song" by Miss Parker a
medley Of dancing aud singing, and grand dance
by Mile Christine Tho bin ia generally attrac-
tive, and from Its contents, we should think par
ticularly so, to those gentlemen running with the
machine" Tho young lady deserves a full
house.
SouTAsIpK RAILROAD BoNDs--BoDds Of the South
side Railroad Company to the amount of gil, 900,
were sold by the city of Petersburg, Tuesday, at
the rate of $3.50 per share. special meeting OF
the Council was called the same afternoon, and
al ordinance passed. guaranteeing ia future the
cty's security on these and all other southside
railroad bonds that may be disposed Of. The origi
nal value of Sonthside Railroad bonds held by the
city amounted to $4,000; there remains now
| only $33, 500.
The Liquor Law.-Msjor Garland, Common
wealtb's Attorney at Lynchburg, Va, publishes
card in the yirginian, calling on those merchants
who obtained their Licenses since the passage of
the new license law without taking the prescribed
ostbs, in consequence of no copy of the law being
10 the city at the time to come up again and pre-
cure them 10 the manner prescribed by the act
FATAL Matthias Hartman, formerly Of
Smythe county, Va, shot aud killed on the
eth ultimo near Hazel Green, Morgan county,
Ky, in an ARRAY with Harvey Morgan. Hartman
was at preaching ON the sabbath, at Laceys Greek,
and refusing TO leave at the order Of Morgan, the
latter shot him through the head with rifle
The parties had had u quarrel before.
Gsv. WISE is expected to visit Westmoreland
county, Oh the q inst, TO give directions. under
the act OF the General Assembly, for enclosing the
birth place of Washington.
To BE RAisED-The Messrs. Baker, of Norfolk
Va, have contracted for so per cent. on her hull
and cargo to raise the British brig Victoria lately
sunk in Chesapeake Bay.
THE CARS of every description for the Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad have been ordered from
the Union Car Works, near Portsmouth. Six
freight cars and one passenger car have already
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n PURCELL, LADD s. Co,
~ Druggists,
"a DEALERS IN PAINTS, 0ILS, DYES, VI

"a DEALERS IN PAINTS, 0ILS, DYES, WIN
A~ Dow OLA \, &C,
N l22 Main street. corner Of 18th Governor sts
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WITH largely increased accommodation and facii-
ties fol- the transaction of our business We offer
large and we'll Orisf stock very law for CASH OK
20 PUSCfUAL dealers only on the usual credit
1000 lbs prime Nader ~ casks Sal Soda fox
3ft0 lbs best indigo washing
jm kegs Sup Tar Soda 1909 kegs Lewis White
3Gtu lbs Ret 4 BCraK Lead
bbs ChmpheT 50n0 lbs Ext lockwood
$40 bXs and baskets Olive $3.50 gals Linseod Oil
Oil I0Oa Lamp Oil
80 bags Pepper lnG0 Machine Oil
rs bag Alispce sB0 4" Lard oil
- cases Chrome Green, 100 boxes Ground SPICES
in Oil 2U0 ounces Quiniue
80 assorted COlOTs, 1000 lbs Bluestons
in Oil It00 " Nutnegs
aD mats Cassia 500 Mace
50 gross Backing
l50,H00 HAVANA CIGARS of various grades
With an assortment OF popular Patent Medicines,
Painters ColoTs and Brushes.
BAH orders carefully packed aud promptly
forwarded
PURCELL, LADD co, Druggists
No l22 Maia strest, cor 18th,
NH IS Nne square above their old stand.
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WI. y H04f1a, Rsa. b ~ Agent for the DALI
DsssEssn q Nssfb,k. chs oarcalssisn o. the pspe'
thArs haviae hsrsassd 10 extent demana'ns W.
sonal sAaenton e. - tss,buson. the collection OF
An>A ~ a Ass
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-17
FNrther from Missouri.

The Et Louis R,p"b('c"" records the AZ
rest of DIR Bass, IN influential citizen, onc his
confinement in the NrScnol. lie iSa member
of the Convention.
Col Hughes OF the first regiment Vii, uri
State Guard, who was IN the South, near 'ai-
thagc, has furnished the press with rv.ow
OF tie battle
1T was an obstinate, desperate affair, on-