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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04

nag SEE
REES 4 cos
PORTRAITS,
THE PEARL AMBR0TYPE.
MosT BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PIcTU4l ExrANr.
All styles of Portraits known in Photographic
Art. taken at the STEAM GALLERY, l3s Main
street.
All work warranted to please, or no charge.
Prices ranging from 25c to $25.
Large size Family Groups, and
5000 worth of Fancy Cases,
At one-half the usual prices.
Have your old Pictures copied in the new style.
Te prevent their fading.
See specimens of small children at their
Doorway. See il you can mud any at other
Galleries to compare with them.
Beware of Bungling Operators and Imitators.
ap2l-ts
s- JUST RECBIvBD-
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
HATS,
fTRAW,
CRiLDRRN's GOODS
an 30-lw ELLETT WEIS1GER.
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HEAVY ROBBERY AT WILMINGTON, DEL.

WILMINGTON, May 2.-0n Saturday night the
counting house of s. 4 M. Pennoek, on the skirts
of the city, was entered. The robbers obtained
access by means of acrowbar, aud the same lnipie'
ment was used to force open the fire proof safe
Twelve hundred dollars in money was obtained
from the safe,
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R6F MANTLE DRPor, SO MAIN sTRB

RF MANTLE DRPor, SO MAIN sTRIsT.
the place for bargains this 10 the place to find the
cheapest and most fashionable Nantes to be bough
Children Of the newest designs; Headdrssses and
Fancy Hair Pins ofthe richest styles; Bonnets BID
bons Uuches, Flowers, Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods shawIs, Busters Mantillss. Embroideries,
Fringes and Trimmings: Ladies' Dress Goods In
great variety, HOOP skirts OF all Ainde
If you wish to secure the cheapest goods u De
found In this city call at the Mantle Depot. SO Main
street and purchase goods at prices to defy compe
ton EZEk!Eb.
Mantle Derot. No SO,
my2 ldain street.
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n~ InpxpsrDaHCE AT AUCTION AT
tantion "a asked 10 the sale OF the above very lne
hoT re- this day at IL O'Clock, NJ, as mr. ofi1ce.
AL1O-A very fine Mare and Colt.
THOMAS W.HEEsEE. Aucttoneer
my4 Corner Of 18th and Cary SITS.
~LIcoBioa-In Mass and Stick, OF
the best quslity
GUM ARABIC, (genuire) for tob.cconists
TONQUA BEAEe-Angastura. Black and Crys
taiized
OLIVE OIL in glass, of new crop
In s'oie anu ''' '" PETFIELD GEORGE,
In Blair q Co.'S Building.
nv A-sm Cor 18th and Cary SITS.
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nS PsARL
AMBROTYPEs.
POWERS
GALLERY

FIFTY CENTS.
Just received, large lot Of new and beautiful
styles Of Cases Frames &c, in which will put the
genuine PEARL AMBsoTTPE at prices lower than any
other house In the city.
Old Daguerreotypes copied, recessed, re-colored,
and hermetrically sealed, to prevent their IA
ding In future.
PHoroGRAPHs plain coIored. at the lowest prices,
taken at POWERS,
mr. 2-3tt ISL Main street,
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GP1CT1E NOTICES.

- N ODYsnuo rHs WHIDLnn Z
wDn Sewing Machines 70 the rscPis q ssrn.
cas confidently rscommsrd y g sns 49,
.o e. sss. g.ssa. 4 s
Chiffon. hs ecursFy e ans The public
Ssn 100 III q
Msass Re s.r: .: = e! e Gasd ana
Statss Of virginia, New York New ysrssL ssnn
y.n. k:a;.Ssy iIi issonfi snd csorns
the Fsirs 10 Oipcfnnati, Chicago. st Lops 49,. M
more and Ban Frencisco !. nee ts,s and n ths
10 coarse or fiue work. runs with ease anq
I. simple sD az au uoasi m. sri' hSuis
No charge for Instructions. OF pscA'ns .'1 '--1
ping. So,
o @1 s. 81 MAIN street. h'o1Yc RxIe. Agent.
ny. WHEELBR & WILSON'S
OYYCg. III MAIN sT., PIcHnGsD,
Without disparagemeut to others before tue pLn
lie Of various merits ioI spscn s.xs WILSON Tsm
Nv Sewing Machine, ~ com oIninR 10 supas"' VIC
sres. the essentials Of good instrument. VIE;
SIMPLICITY and tboroughness Of construction.
and CONSEQUENT Durability and freedom irt m de-
rsngensnt and need Of repair and ouietness
o. T. oPa emming and Scanning. and cording attach
s. Beauty of Stitch. alike on both sides OF the Ia
brio sewed. o+ IL,
6. Strength and frmCess OF seam that VIII not ZIP
n, ravel and made with
: Applicability TO q variety of purposes ard ma
terials. n,,cy
New Style Msshins......-....- s2e On Tables.
small - - $50
Targa ....,..... 1907
Medium h or Family sizs. on table o % ~ 4.
in full cases 100 to $50
Hemmers IS 90. Needles per dozen, VI 90
Carefully pack ed for transportation and delivered
anT where ia Richmond free Of charge. Warrantea
to b. as represented.
All necessary repairs rRHE or CHARGE.
Any person can readily learn to use them from the
nrinted directions which accompany the machine,
but when necessary. an operator will go with them
to give personal instruction. my 2-6t"
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ny MAULR & BEvILL,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN r K n 8,
Corner of Main and 18th streets
a. Orders from town AID country promptly at
tended to- ap lo-Im
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TABLE DAMAsKs, NAPKINS. TOWELS. IL
MEN SHEETlNGS
Pillow Castings Cotton Sheetings. Curtain goods &c.
n9-All Of the best quality and very cheap.
an a6-ts a WATKINS FIOkLEN.
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~ Third SPLENDID OPBEIsG OF
DRY GOODsl
BREEDEN & FOX.

BROAD s7RHBr.
Omen this day, MONDAY. April 18TH the most
complete assortment of Goods ever exhibited Dy
them They invite special attention to avery At
DRESS GOODS.
which will be offered at very reduced prices; amongst
Rarere and arenadine Robes in great variety
Silks Bar adere, deux v0lantes some entirely new
style
India and Foulsrd Silks, colored and black
French Or CANDIES and Jaconets
Spring de LANES. Chall de LANES
De Cbenes. Etoie de Paris
And NAM other new and beautiful fabrics for
Our stock of Housekeeping and Plantation GOODS
Wehaye bought, during the past week some large
lots of the following Goods. which We shall ofer at
irish Linens, Table Damasks. Napkins. Towels
hineu 0A'''' BREEDEN FOX.
mxa-i0tif 2l7 Broad street.
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k~ MANTILLAsi MANTILLAs
BREEDEN & FOX,
RICHMOND
Omen another large assortment of MANTILLAS this
morning.
BURN0NS,
BUSTERS,
sULTANAs,
RAgLANS,
And many other new and beautiful styles in All
Lace. silk and silk and Nett; embracing all quail.
ties, from the lowest price to the finest gradee:
BREEDEN a FOX,
3-lOt 2l7 Broad street.
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NOR SALE Or LEAsE.--A number of
Il LOTS on Grace and Broad streets admirably
adapted for stores and dwelling house. They are
located in an improving part OF the surburbs oppo-
site the Fair Grounds. For terms which will be
accommo datin0, apply to DR BROOKS,
At his office. Belvin's Block, 18th, fronting Bank
street
ALsO-For rent, half of Pew No 10 in st Paurs
church. my 4-3t*
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1.-THE list of delegates 10 attendance. os we'll as
that of visitors from other States, being yet in
complete, the officers of the Association deem 1t
proper to defer the publication thereof until to-
morrow,
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CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS
" CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS
CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS
CHILDREN's FANCY HATS
CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS
JUST RECEIVED AT
BINFUhD'S HAT STORE
BINF0RDs HAT STORE
BfNF0RD'5 HAT STORE
BINFOKD'S HAT STORE
BINF0RD'S HAT STORE
my 4-3l* 50 MAIN STREET.

A NTHRAC1TE COAL.-I will sell du-
\ ring the month of May, choice Red and White
Ash at the low price of 81 so per cart load S. per
long ton, delivered. Tobacconis,s and others using
large quantities. should embrace this opportunity
and ~ ocure their supplies.
All orders enclosed 70 my address, through the
Postoce or left at my office. corner 18th and Dock
streets. will be promptly attended to. Terms cash.
my 3-4m WRIT ROBERTS.
no CONSUMERS OF ANTHRACITE
L C0aL-Mr. Writ Roberts having advertised
in the Dispatch Of this date that he Is pared to
reseve orders for coal at 81 so per load and Eve dol
lars per long ton and having on more than one &C.
casion stated that his only object in renldifin1 IN
the business aoas, to his expression TO H it
up" the public will see, upon proper view of the
subj that the result of his success in his present
object will be to attain possession of the while trade
of the city and having done So and driven out all
opposition, he will be IN q position to charge any
price he may choose.
Under this present aspect OF the case We respect
fully leave it to the public TO say whether they are
willing to give all an opportunity Of earning Ii,
wing or whether they willing to give to any one
Individual the entire control and regulation of the
coal trade in this city.
Respectfully B Il POITEAUX,
Corner 18th and Dock sts
r y Butts,
Next to Edmond. Davenport Co.
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COPP'S PISTOL GALLERY,
~ Corner Of Main aud Pearl Streets,
RICHMOND, Va.
Open again during the day and evening" for In.
struction and the practice OF Pistol shooting
Gentlemen are invited TO call. No charge for In.
struction. Eight shots for csc.
e.The Pistols are superior.
m
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BAPTIST oRNHRAL ASSOCIATION
OF vTRGINIA.
THrRTY-sfxTH ANNIVERSARY
sEoosD DAr-runsDA9.MAY s, 1850
MORNING SESSION
Iaaroafsp rea saa a1caMeNp DI.PAsoa

MORNING SESSION.
The Asscciasion assembisd at 2 o'clock, pursu.
ansso adfourpment. President Hume resumed The
chair, and the proceedinss wsre opened b. singing
the siosh hymn. Rev. n. ". Roach, Of Charlotte,
read the elst chapter Of Isaiah, aud offered q
prayer. -
The proceedings Of last evenings session and
the Rules Of Order were read.
An Invitation from the Young Mems Christian
Association, was extended TO the members Of the
body 10 Walt their Library and Rooms during the
continuance Of the sessions. vote OF thanks
| vas passed.
| Business was read, but acme changes being sug.
| eested, II was re.comniitted for revision.
COMMITTEES.
| On motion, committee was appointed to nomis
nate new Boards; consisting q Robert Ryland.
Robert Hudgins, Miles Davis.
i On motion, committee was appointed to pro-
pose the time and place for the next annual SEES
sion OF this Association, and to nominate preach.
or and an alternate for the occasion. Committee
@ Tyree, G Keen, Long, Sumner,
Anderson, VIM 7 Rice, Taylor
/ DR. Jeter moved the appointment Of q committee
Of fifteen to nominate delegates TO represent this
Association In the Southern Baptist Convention
1 The motion was carried.
Il DR.. Burrows moved that the committee Of fifteen
be instructed to ascertain the amount OF money
contributed by the churches represented In tn Is
DOuy, IN ofoet tuas soo aePA 77oo ivy o.
entitled TO In the Convention may be determined
This motion opposed BY Rev Messrs deter,
Ryland aud Poindexter, and finally Withdrawn by
the mover. aa5E ss0
DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES.
1 The hour having arrived for devotional exerci
ses half an hour was spent 10 prayer and singing,
conducted by Rev DR. Broaddus.
The President resumed the chair at half-past 10
!, O'Clock. -e l. -s
DIR Burrows stated that il would be desirable to
have religious services during the week 10 various
churches, and he therefore moved the appointment
| of committee on Religious Exercises. The mos
ton was adopted and the committee appointed, al
!, folloWs: Wood, c Hill, DIR " G GWath.
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AMUis5;MIIIBNi:rs.

90 80 BR01D Roov
:: ssisSsss 9 5sacso n, 9 : .
,.s. Z n e = .h.s hs,s sever won
% is fhsss ss more Is s s, :,: sPP:'a's.
mile CIo.e ut March, q soilovs: Two
ID, mepasisi d Ssnss be b. Ksssnas. dam by Mar.
l.0s!sn. Wfii.ms 8 Co. name ) ) b. chua. NJ.
Cs ev,i1. 6,ssn names By 6rif sdmondsop dam
PD Powell nsnss plya~sy. by Boston. !, ~.
d1 NJ Y i e .e, PrsD. years ola A''
gsv Z. !, names Sf Aarisons BY Rev
The Race % come of at e,cleek,
n my . .ssi '''' CALVIN S SsrEs.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
ssoend night Of the highly accomplished .,,,.,.
third spyssrspce q the fssori,s young Ballads,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Msy 4 ,s.o
VIII be performed Bourcicaalas celeos.t,d Co.,
Of LONDON ASSURANCE LADY C,sS sy
ker. Mrs w eisdssane. span
village Hornppe. Mas Kate Pennoysr.
70 conclude with the somicaiiilss Of an Isrsu
Masts Sn HTsssIaHs So Nj Adams And
LION. ROBERT G, WINTHR0P's An
IL DRESS An Address viii be delivered by y.
Church sn II uksDAY kyESise 4 bs q.
az O'clock, for the tensft Of the "Endov msn;
Fund" the Young Mems Christian Associ.ti OF
Tickets 30 cents. To be procured at the store. o,
Messrs. Meade 4 Baker. IAjdiey Robinson A.
the deer. and at the principal Booksellers.
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NoTE The meeting of private members on We'd
nesday night, Is called to consider the fact that
private christians not doing all their duty-to
call the attention of the brethren special objects
demanding earnest and perssten efcrts-and to
stir them up to the point of committing themselves
to work At once. and henceforwsrd for the attain.
ment of these objects.
Addresses may be expected from brethren from
various quarters of the State. The public general.
ly and especially the private members of the city
churches are invited to attend,
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RECEIVED KECEIVRD.-7h 5,

- RECEIVED. kECKlVKD.-1hs
M New Clothing etore Of b BDcHEn. No Is
Main street. has received second snppiy
- OF Spring aud hummer CL0EHs. CAtb1-
MERE6, FANCY MAReBILLnD and BLK
vEsTIn0s. which WIN make Up 60 order Of the
!latest style. ! keep also cocstantly On hand
large stock Of IAsHieNABLE BRADY MAbl
CLUTn1N6 for Men and Beys. snd 6ANTLEMEN'a
FURNISHING GOODH, viii ch viii cell very
sssnin. ny sssce pons rSss sSs n1m ussa e
fs-wsnssd-Hmds to make cu.ton Pants
ABBY 70 D BECHER.
FAMILY AND EXTRA TT0UR- W.
have In store avery large lot Esmilv Ana prsra
kLOue Of the very best brand which vS val Ill
nZ.-a HARRIS i MOORE.
E0R SALE Three stAoks OATS
stacks HAY "a 3 49, 49,
I. y y, n . cessldsrshl. sqsntliy ~ sHuoKs
= !. ~ leleo0 oaA uoqtd haat them hon within.
w. 49, 4 ~ nsf - sias hoy .ee. -
CU0AR-76 bbls COME Ana Crushed
s1sass. received End ior nAls Iox by
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NIGHT SESSION.

Rev Dickinson, Superintendent OF CoPoit-
age, made his report. 1t exhibited very east ~
II now who had not been heretofore-the puohcA
tioDs were received with 30 much pleasure ana
profit that the prices had In some instances oeen
reduced, q consideration of much lmpof'ance ~
the acquiring of complete success me report
SHOWS the following result for the past eleven
mouths:
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Hscond night Of the hiebIy sceomel,.hsa ...,-.-
Mrs w 0LADSTAEE sfHsse'
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- rHErTTEsT Hesisd Work, for
ladies and children, IN the city. nj
my4 MARCUS HAKRIS'. iss Broad ,t.
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WAE Ed


WANTED-For o Retail Dry Goods
w house Ia the city o good SALESMAN, who
has had experience in the business In this city Only
such must apply to Box 344, Richmond PJstofice,
with name ana reference. nv a. n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-15

Coal,
rROM THE NEW YORK AND FARM.
INGTON COAL HINES,
XXIHOLRsALK and retail. Acknowledged by
w all 10 b ths bsst Iowa Coal.
Rstail Price ia cents psr bushsl. This superior
Coal delivered 1t Warsaw and Alsxandria, in lots
Of ! see bushels and upwards, ct la cts. u bush.
Once on Third-strcct, near Main.
June2ka 4. T. PLATT.
i. :. Love 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
No. IS Main st .............KBOKUK, IOWA,
HIVE particular attention 10 collections, and
~ remit promptly, 1t current rates Of Exchange.
Sell Exchange on Europe, In sums to suit.
June !, sod
CLOTHING STORE.
r AM again in the Clothing business, and invite
i all the old settlers, well ~ ali now ones, u
give me call u
BURKE'S CORNER,
North west corner Of Main and Third streets.
have every ryie Of goods for mems wear. which
will sell cheap for cash.
Spring and Summer Goods
To suit every taste. Also, Gent emen's Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and valisss.
0-Call and sesA@ HARRY FULTON.
AaylSd
son UMnRELLAs.
A MOTHER lot Of those desirable small Um-
"a brellAs for Ladies', just received bZ
P. D. FOSTER,
June sd 6esond-st.
DR EH0 GOODS.
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DAILY GA1n CIrY Osrgs,

DAILY GAYn cIrY OssES,l
Keoknk, July nth. ]
FLOUR-OouDtry, - rs - - % Per saok.--
Sspsrnns, 81 90 per Sack Extra, lfall whsaU
~ 50 to 81 per Dbl. Graham, ~ Is to 3 90 per
~ III.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 70 per 100.
cORN--ro 70 rs sts; ready sale.
BARLEY-Spring, 1eab5. Fall, 6oa76c.
wHEAT.-so 80 for Spring; oS to is
for Pail; very choice 81 rs.
OATS-45 TO IS, dull.
RYE--s9s 70 SOC; little coming in.
POTATOEs-7e to IS; retail ~ cts PIX; new 30
ets PIX.
aRoCERIEs-N. 0. Sugar fair 7a7}, No. l,
II, prime s,elarihsd olAlo. crashed and Lost IL
= Ia. Molsssss-Plantatios 10 20 -, 8. Has
70 -, Golden Syrup, rs TO SOC. Coaee-Rio u
TO Ia. Java Is 10 10. Riss, 81 to Do.
5OAP--Palm slc, Family SO.
CANDLEs--Etsr 10 to n, Btsarins Is, Mould
13l, summer pressed, Is
LARD-le 70 ii /; retail LIE. 5
BUTTER-choios TOTO III retail Is.
HIDES Dry II to I5c; gresn,7.
HAY-Prairis IS 70 -; Timothy and Hunga-
risn, ~ 70 -; Bslsd Do. 1o4 10 1Iea; Rstal I'll.
sREDs.-HungaSian Grss, 81 IS to / 10 cts !;
Timothy, 81 ~ 70 ~; Rlax Seed, 81 0oa11 10.
6UHDRIKS-0nicns, IS to IS; Eggs, III /;
Feathers, s5e to 31lc; Waite Beans, soc TO 17b.
F1UIT-0rssn apples, choice, . % TO ~ -
Per bbi. Dried apples - IS 70 34s psr bssh. Dried
peaches, . - to . 80. Raisins, ~ Soto ; IS.
CHERHK--W. 4. ii TO III Denmark 10 to II.
PROvIBIOES-Hsns o. Shoulders a.; CHAR
Sides TO e1.
BEHE-1a3c gross; 10 TO bc per quarter.
EHRRP-ti IS to - % . hssd.
HO0B.-Drsssed, % ~ 70 % ~.
SALr-G. A., 81 % 70 81 % Per sack Kama
Wis, 1ooa7Io per bbl.; Liverpool, 447t per sack.
Lake - 3ta1 80 p Dbl.
FIsH--MackersI, No. a so 70 $7i y Dbl; No.
81 SIS to 41s; No. ) t11 to$l3. White, MOL - =
70 - - y AAH Dbl. Cod Fish Ste - b.
Exc1AHsS.-On New York for currency , Per
ssnt.; forEoh Per cont. St.Louia per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-15

Slowing mp . CsnvsAsisn.
Senator Brown, Of Mississippi, in his late
barbeeus speech, used this language:
The Democratic party wss being aboli-
tionixed. Il refused to acknowledge the
duty Of Congress TO protect slavery in the
Territories. He proclaimed that the oHly
hope OF the Southern Democracy was %
make fight in the Charleston Convention
to 70 there determined to have thar visws
incorporated in tho creed OF the party, OF
burst tho concern mp in row. he had no
doubt, - they had heretofore controlled the
party On I'll great questions, that the North.
esn 1rss-sou slsmsne would yield in graceful
submission again. Lit did not, Why then
apply tho torch to.the great temple ok1dsm-
oorsoy, and blow the whole coacern to fin.
de4s.
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KxAD Tns. For al b ovsl diseases, chplsrs,
d.arrhsa, dyspepsia, Aatuieney, constipation, and
general debility, We know Of nothing better than
Dr.. Hoststtsf's celebrated Stomach Bittsrs. One
wine glass taken three times each dsy, before
neak will be asure cure for al the sbsve diseases,
will remove all hsayinsss from the stomach kssp
yoa free from oostvensss assist digestion, give .
good appetite, and impart healthy tone TO the
whole system. Every family should keep these
Bitterr on hand during tho summer season - .
family medicine. In fact no family oan afford to
be without 1t. 1t requires addition OF spirits.
Sold, In full quart bottles, BY oil hotels grocers,
druggists, &c. 1t Is extremely palataAle.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
Julyll-dAw Main 81, bot Sixth and seventh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-15

TThe LITTLE steamer Eagle seems 10 b
promoting trade s.d commerce and sociabil
ity between our city and Warsaw and Alex
andria. Long may she wave.
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EDuring recent shower, the lightning
struck herd Of short horned Durham cat
tic, belonging TO N. W. @. jameson, Of An
trim; n. H., killing Ave. valued q over H.
600.
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Nvk ~uA 0AUs
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY Is. (
s ksskuk Tims Tasle.
xsoKux, n. PI.AsAa1 AND xUscArrNl RI. \
Fir. Train leaves Kso1uk 80 40 :. y.
r g, Train is.,s, Mon.tose s -. :.
K1oKUK, ~. DIES norHss AND MINNESOTA =. =.
Leaves. ArrtvSs.
First Train, 9:10 Al t:10 r. r..
Arrival and CIosing Of the Mails.
The Northern &HAstsrn mails arrive at HAS ~.
!" I" - Z. close a4 See ?. =.
Thsst. Louis , Southern mails arrive 1t 6:eef.
!" |" close st 600 4. \.
The Wsstsrn mail, BY h. r. arrives 1t 500 r.H.
closes 1T s:eeA. n.
Postofhce open from n A. r. to n r. \.
~BLANK NOTES, neatly printed fer
sale 1t this o1se.
1n-BLANK MsRTGAGEs fsrsals 1t
this ONCE. @
~BILLs or LADING for sale 81 this
oncs.
UsIicks' blank :, Neeios' SUB
pons. .Hna .-eoo1on. IeI.Ale :. 'nls once
~lLLINOIs BLANK DEEDS fer
Sale at this Once.
- : = : : : = : - -
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I'M. 60.
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can % had q car once this morning.
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to eighty miles IN hour, and that he has
found this current thirty nine times out OF
forty trials. In the late trip from st. Louis
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