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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03
1853 SPRING TRaDE. 1859


1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859.
rHINA, GLASS ARD EARTHEN-
~ WARE-G EO3GE SUMNER, Ne. 20 Pearl
street, Richmond. Virginia. is now receiving his
spring stock of Cbipa Glass and Esrthenware,
Looking Glasses and House furnishing Goods by d.
rect importati, from the potteres in England and
personal selections from the factories ia this
try. Oar purchases have been unususlly large,
and our stock laid in on gecd terms any house
in the country. Wa inyite merchants and dealers
generally to call and examine. assuring them of
intention aid ability off,r 10 the trade large
an assortment, and at as low prices any repsck-
ing house 10 any of tho Northern markets.
Orders solicited. and promptly and faithfully at
tended to.
fe 2S GEO j SUMNER.
GTOCKS FUR SALE
~ $4,000 Virginia State
l0,G0 Virginia and Tennessee, I'd mortgage
20.eo0 Virginia and Tennessee, Sd mortgage
eight years 20 run
5000 Manasaa Gap. lat mortgage
1000 Orange Al6yandrie. 8 per cts
20 shares Richmond Il Danville Railroad
Stock
l6 shares Richmond Fire Association
100 shares Virginia Fire and Marine
l00.shares Lynchbarg Gas Company
For sale in sums to suit purchasers, by
CIV PURCELL d co,
de % Exchange and Stock Brokers.
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hEt-ss..ssssss..ss--s. '''+''t.'s.-.
tolored perrons in servants car

toICrsG perrUDslu rSfFtDto C3r........ "a
C,iored persons will not be permitted iu the fret
class cars except when Ia Attendance on infant chit
dren or sick persons, absolutely requiring their
ta-e in which ciSs the same fare as fOr white per-
s,Ds will b. charged.
dis-o ut ot 10 caGts will be allowed each fare
when tickets a. @ Turchssed at tAe Office and "a
persons < tt Bg on the cars WHARF tickets are
scld.
Servants travelling by themseivfs must be fur.
u;sned by their masters with two Iasses - that
,le can be retaioed 1T tho office; and Il NUT be ex
prassy stat. d on the pass that they are pera ted
20 20 on the cars. TH0s II WYNNE
Sups riGtendent
Office &pRR C,mpany,l
March I'd 1859. nh 2-im
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Persons going 10 Richmond via this line will reach
2ete~zburg 10 time ior the mail train OF the Rich
ynoCd Rad Petersburg Road. which leaves Peters
burg at 5.tj NJ
PersaLs going West by the Souths;de Road will
have TO remain all uigAt in Petersburg and take the
nail train which leaves at go VI, the next morn
Persons coming to Norfolk fron Richmond will
arrive IN Pert rrburG by the mail train of the Rich
m0nd and Petersburg Road in time to breakfast In
Petersburg, ard tf,en TO take the tor Norfolk
leaving Mt 4 NJ.
Person coming fram'the Southwest by the South
side Road, will arrive in Petersburg at 30 "; in
time - get breakfast before departure OF the h0rfolk
GERS al Z.
Persons wishing tn go on North from Eorfslk msy
10 80 by either the Bay Line Steamers. the steam
ship Line for New York, which leave Norfolk. the
former. daily. Sundays excepted, at 80 p 70 and
tho latter Semi weekly We,ine sday's and Saturday.
No train will be ruu on Sunday.
Fore from Norfolk TO Petersburg, straight
Do Return ticket. good for Gays. 5 I'd
This train will step only at Regular Stations 10
take in and Put OF passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Superintendent p n.
sssAa~-r~-r.T1A THRnFTlH T4PJEE 0E
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GTEAM SAW MILL--LUMBER SAW
~ ED TO OIDER-The subscriber having the
entire control of one of the best STEAM UIRCU.
LAR SAW MILLS IN the State. located in Virgin
Pine Forest near navigation, will contract to iur.
nsh at short notice; in COED order aud on rsasona
bic terms. Bnding and Railroad Timber sn wed ali
sizes and dimensions and respectfully soljcits or.
ders Tor this description of Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARKER
Wholesale and retail dealer In Lumber, Mahogany
Jas and Shingles OF every dss~,iI tson
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. $3.50 REWARD. Ran away.

about 27th December. 1883. my boy hENkY.
Henry is about u years of age. rather deli
cate In appearance, about 5 feet or 10 inches
in heiaht, bright nulstto full head OF hair OF good
address but rather cringDg when spoken TO. laughs
when talking fond of dress and somewhat OF q
DANDY, bad . small patch of beard on bis chin. He
write
win give ftty dollars reward IL the above negro
= taken ~ this State and lodged in some jGi where
can get MIN; and Si50 IL taken in any other slave
ctate. VIII give $3.50 reward if information sutfi-
event. tor conviction be given against any white
70 q free State. $3.50 va
ia TITS CHARLES l.. HOBSOE
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WARS CUFF DRACED PL0Ws.-

WAITS CUFF DRACED PLOWS.-
ourselves in business under the firm of al Ed " AR
", ana VIII continue to maze and sell George
WATTS Patent Pio@a, namely: Cuff Brace with
ent sizes. with both wrought ard cast points, and
will keep on hand all the castings belonging TO
them. 1913 -
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoi,
Flows Jumping C0alters, Cultivators Corn or Tobac-
co eeders, Tan Invention Geo Watts Road
make straw Cutters, Graa Cradles &c Nearly
all OF these implements are made In cur own facto
tisfacton or be returned
Wesoiicit call from the agricultural community
assuring them that our host efforts will be used
give them sGperior articles.
GRO WATT,
HUGH A WATT
December 22d. 1853. ia
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A HOME, THAT Is A HOME!

FOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT
Il PECTIONS.-HARTSaOR NE'S GREATBUCHU
COMPOUND, for the rapid cure of all HI ney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
tor all Diseases or Complaints of the Bladder, Kid
neSs. Dropsy Gravel, elects. LeGcorrhoa or Whites
Urinary Com plants, Distinctions. and all Diseases
and W eaknosses of tho sexual Organs whether OF q
constitutional origin, or from any other cause, oi
long or short duration
1t is prepared by a Chemist, containing no Mer.
curry, and Is pronounced by medical men to be not
only the best but the cheapest Buchu Compound in
the world persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk. have been cured by using ore
or two BEETLES.
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottles 50 cents Sold by
FISHER WINSTON. aud all Druggists In Rich
mond, Petersburg Norfolk. and other tewns in viz.
GINA. ia2a-sm
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nISSULUTION. The concerns of PAN
~ MILL 4 SON, of Petersburg, and WIN PAN
MILL Il 20, Of Richmond. are this day dissolved
by mutual consent-Joseph PaHnill retiring from
the rs--nsr and William Psnnili from the latter.
NM pAHEILL,
Fen ,.s,6Jo. Jos PANhILi.
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AdOLASSES,- so b. Is prime new crop
w New Orleans Molssses, in ser. sha 4, tsi ~
II aS-et VA Aate ="
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFICATE.--The undersigned,
sworn Commissioners ~ superintend the drawing oi
the SPAKrA ACADEMY LOTTERY. do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes as they were drawn by us this
day, Feb. 26th, 1859. at Augusta Ga.
7. G. BAkBEk, Sworn Com'rs.
L. 7. DUGAS, CH"O'n N0Ni '''
Sworn to and subscribed before me
LEWIS LEVf,J Z.
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HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
SPRIE G, SO.
ROBERT l.. DICKIESO
SUCCESSOR TO

BINFORD, DICKINSON Il WEIsIG Err.
No. IS MAIN STREET,
Begs leave TO inform merchants and .he public ge-
Gersliy that he has now open ard ready for sale,
one o. the most complete and extensive stocks of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
ever off red in this market. hch has b. selected
with care from the largest manufactures, and es-
pecia,y adapted to the Virginia. North Carolina
and Tennessee trade.
Merchants and others are respectfully solicited to
give him call before purchasing, knowing that
they will find his stock complete IN every respect.
de has secured the services of mr GEURGE w.
DUEsBUkY, SO long known to the trade; JOSEPH
b sTAGAL, of Richmond, and JAMES BRINE
LEY, of Bath county, who Will be pleased to see
heir friends at any time. fe "a
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ExrLAsArIoS.-The left hand row in each the above
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to. If
your ber not in the list, and does not end il 9,
your ticket is blank.
All Tickets where the Number ends in are ent-
tied to $50 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may enttle it to. Halt, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled TO all they
draw the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
rriA- tickets ana certificates must be returned 70
this o@ice for cash or re-investment. with the own
ers' ua;ne endorsed on the back. Tickets that have
not drawn prizes need nor be returned.
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WAgcaEs. E:E,CCEg.

e NUTICA.-- JoHE n Williams
81 formerly with SIR John HiiI> conducts the
AIsss Wa'ch and Clock Making and Jewelry
elz.EE Bu~iness At No ) Main street. three doors
below the Ola Market
Here may be found neat assortuen: of fine
Cold aGd Silver Watches, Cold and Silver Chains
eesis and Keys cold, Silver. Steel and Plated
Spectaces 10 suit all eyes; q large assortment Of
hDe Clocks. &C. &c.
B-Pagticuiar attention peid 10 the Repairing
ard Regulating nf fine Watches and Clocks. All
Watches and Clocks repaired IN my store are war
ranted TO perform well for year, without extra
charge, Unless broken.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Watch and Clock Walker
and .Ieweler, No Main st, three doors below lsi
Market. u Z7-3m
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2 WATCHES. JEWELRY,
1870 SPRING TRADE. 70

CLARKsoN. ANDERSON CO,
No. LOG Main Street, Richmond, Firginia,
Importers of Hardware, Gallery. Guns. Anchor
Boiling. aad Agents fur Fairbanks justly ceebrs-
TED Scales are now in receipt Of their spring stock
OF English. French. Gerulaa aud American Il Gods
to which they ask the attention OF snch city aud
country merchants as bny for ash, or pay promptly
~ the end OF six months all whom will ind il to
their advantage to examine their stock before pur
Chasing IN this or any other market. AS they viii
no. De under sold. fe l6
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby motif

NOTICE.-All persons are hereby noti-
~ ned not to trade for BOND executed By me to
mrs Lusnu Clarke, OF the county of Buckineham
dated on the 10th day OF August 1885, for two hun.
cred dollars. payable sixty days after date as do
the same having been obtained from me by false and
fraudulent representations.
fe sims mo DAVIS
NOD LIVER OIL JELLY.-This pre-
rar.tion Of Cod Liver OIL is highly recommend
ca Dy the New York Academy of Medicine. and
many prominent physicians. To those inysli
whose paiates revolt At the taste and smell of the
Coo Liver OIL this jelly ia particularly adapted, as
Is may be taken without repugnance by the most
Delicate very concentrated. aud cons eque nifty
smaller dose - given than is required when nsing
the OH. For SALE wholesale and retail, &C
MEAOE 4 BAKERS
Prescription store. isS Main street.
70 az Corner above post Office,
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AnG tE6 yGTiOnS aH32tlOEs consequent upon die
ordered
such as Indigestion, Aeidity OF the Stomach
Cotioky Pains. heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Despon
ieEcy, Csstiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles In
al Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
it has In numerous lnsiances proved highly benef
cial, and in Others effected decided cure
This ID q purely vegetable Compound prepared or
strictly scientific principles after the inner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhsve. Because oil
ito great success il most oftEe European States its in
PRODUCTION into the L. States intended more cane
ciaIly for those of therGnd scattered here and
with great success among them, offer it to the
American public, Knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended b those persons
whose constitutions may have been i'm paired by the
continuous use OF ardent spirits, other forms al
dissipation Generally instantaneous ia effect II
hnds its way directly to the sest of life thri,n.
and cuickening every nerve, raising up the ,sroop
ing spirit, and, in fact. infGsing new health ana
yigor in the system.
E0TICB.--Whoeyer expects - find this a beve
rage vii. be disappointed; but to the SICK weak and
low spirited, IL will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial possessed of Angular remedial properties
CAUTl0Ni
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma ho.
induced many limitations which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
anything else until you have given BQEREAVE'S
ROLAND Buffers a fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior il ia to ali
these limitations
Gold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. br the
SOLE pROPRiETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. eco.
MANUFACTURING
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A BNEf'S PUNE RYE WHISkY.-6O
Ahbis VIM A A ney's pure Virginia Rye Whisky
respectfully call the attention OF hotel keepers
restaurants and the trade to this celebr atsd brand
of Rye Whisky. AN
dister. am prepared TO furnish this whiskT 4.
lots TO suit urchasers-beieving the above Nhis
BY 20 be superior to any other brands now in this
market WI III Tyi Ep Was
~ lin 10 h between Main anS 49,
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NOTICE. The undersigned will con-
1S Time the AUCTION and GENERAL COM
MISSION business heretofore conducted By Pan
nil .cn az his Off 90 on BANK street. FetersbuJg.
w. FEB 10Th, 1859 VIM PANhlLL.
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IOFFlcIAL w,xa ~ IN,
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA
CLASS 2,
Al Augusta. Georgia. Saturday, Feb 26th, 1880.
WOOD. EDDY 4 co Managers, successors TO
SAMUEL SWAN u Co.

o.. Prizes. NoY. Prizes Nos. Prizes, Nos, Prizes
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pleeorurroNe. "a.


O.PARTNERsHIP. The undersign- |
~ ed have this day associated themselves soreth-
err uuder the firm end style Of EO1R5 n MiLLHH.
for the purpose OF conducting Marble Yard ia all
its branches; being both practical work men, they
nope By strict attention to business TO lib
JOHN ROGERS,
WM MILLER.
January Ist 1859. 10 25--2w
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Arassenger car viii be attached to the al train
which e.yes Chester ON Monday, SedL essiay aid
Friday, at IS A NJ. We"
Passengers fr1rn Clover Hill le.ye Summit At III,
NJ, srryo at CHI s.er at z VI. and then take Mai
Train for Petersburg at 3f5 M, or for Richmnni
at6 10, 2 III. on Tuesday, thursday snJ sssnrdsy
The Express trains % III only stop al the haif.wav
Station Gud Chester. to take up or PCT .wn wa
passengers
] he Nail train will stop when there are pnssen
gers to fakeup or put DOM az HaDche ter lem
pies Ric.'s Halfway Station and chester
Tho accommodation train will stop at all the re-
gular stopping places whe there are passengers %
take up or Put down.
The Express ani VI sil Tr Iins from Richmond eor
meet with soutbirD Trains ut Petersburg for Wal
don. Raleigh. Wilmington, sc Through Tickets
10 Wilmin gton be procured at The ticket Office IN
Richmond.
The same trains from Petersburg correct at aich.
ruopd with the Northern trans for Washin cton
Baltimore &C. Through tickets tor WashipQtoD
Bait;raare and phiad III hia ard New YORK, can bs
procured at the Cfii e Ia Peter sburg
Fare Icr white s.
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rLOTHING AT WHOLESALE

4 .LUIhINu AT WHULESALE-N q
cordially invite the merchants of Virginia.
stock OF sPaisG CLOTHING. for the wholesale trade
now On exhibition on the second and third floors III
me large increase In our safes last AZ sson We are
loW prepares TO show much the lsrgest and most
toe for spring sales we have ever exhi
tniIea the whole Of which has been manufactured
~ ourselves under all the advantages der vd from
SasfAl, tne most extensive operations and an ex-
,alselse " twenty yesrs In ths trade and viii be
cnsre1 upon the most liberal terms
10 q kEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
a FRESH supply Of Cod Liver Oil Jel.
". lust received and for sale by
hs cHAs 3 D. WeoN.
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MAkBLE WORKS.
ROGERS & MILLER.
PRACTICAL MAkbIE d O.
CORNER or 6TB AND MAIN cts. 4.
We respectfully iavite the attention oil inc se IN
want, 10 our stock on hand which CONSISTS oi tuo
largest and bes. nshet assortment o. hn IN
the city. Monu meats Of any siae or design niaae
TO order. of the best quality. Italian or American
The only prsaiur erer o,el-le! tn The Tirpintd
Mechanics frstitate. on Marble woik, ewafosa 10
John rogers. ----- le . S2--aa
WM. sATTLEK & CO., -
w IMPORTERS AID pEALERsI IN ,,>nor-
OILS, PAINTS, vARNIShES AND "iNpo"
GLASS,
BRUSHES We received by the late steamer =
large supply of Painters anu Aftlsts ntusnen v.
superior quality, which we call the attention Oh
our customers. -
FAMILY GROCERY th ,,orop STORE
FRANKLIN BETWEEN l5rH AND l6ra Srs
The undersigned would resrecttuily call the atten
ton e s%s SaS VINES ANS LouURs
which he warrants as TO quality ard price. not to
be exceiied by any ether house IN me Guy. 81
orders promptly attended, and Goods delivered III
any part Oh INC Guy '00 Vi 0J" PKAvENAGH.
fec Franklin st. above Ist Market.
UDLAM & HEINEKEE,
l. TOBACCO
GENERAL CoNMisSIoN MERCHANTS.
NEW YORK,
Wake liberal advarces on contienments ct Manu-.
featured and Leaf TUBsUOO, FLOUR. &C to their
address. HENRI LIZ phaD,r
iatS-sv GUSTAV hEiNkhEN.
VIM n M,pDUx- WASHINGTON dADpux.
OF Smith a u ,diuX. OF Lunan5ufg county
M kDDuX & Co,
Asl (SUCCRssORs TO SMITH MADDUxl
PRODUCE C0MUSSIUN MERCaA Is.
cary Street, opposite Col"m5fah Hotel,
feS-l,n RICHMOND, VA.
CUSHING5 & BAILEY,
~ FURNISHES AND wHoLEsALE DEALERs IN
BOOKS 4 N ia TT O " u K !,
no 23L Baltimore etreet,
Opposite Hanover stD
BALTIMORE. Nh.
}nar full assortment Of
SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL,
Law MEDICAL,
aud MISCELLANEOUS
SOCK 8
They are prepared 70 execute orders Tor Libraries.
noleges and Schools, ION the most favorable terms
THOR stock of STATIONERY embraces all its
branches and contains g varied assortment
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NOTICE TO ONE AND ALL.-DAR.
~ RACorr. HARRIS 4 co. have determined.
from this date until the close OF the seaeop to sell
their wter stock at unusual Low PRICES. prefer ring
10 have money rather than the gocis even if they
stock OF over Goats every style and price,
s.gsthsr with Fine Black Dress suits. Business
Sus ~ All prices. Fancy Velvet Vests, do Rilk and
,ai 50 Boys Cothag all of which will
~ sou on such terms that those ia want wl he
thu Clothing line really cassp At my 'A'As -
DAAkAoofr HARRIs 4 co.'s.
en- s......o =. NO, liz Main street,
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E,O-PARTNERSHIP UTICE-The
- undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the firm and sty lie OF POTTS
FARLEY Il Co. for the purpose OF conducting
GKOCEnY, COMMISSION and RWAkpING
BUSINESS in the city of Richmon
They have taken the new and spacious building,
two doors above SRm1 Ayers Il Sen, aud nearly Op-
posite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street, whore
they wiilkeep constantly on hand a ful! aud COM
plats stock of ell such Eood4 usually found
IN the Grocery line, including Coffee, Sugars. Mo
iasses Bacon, Liquors, &c, &C, &c. 10 wi ich they
beg to call the attention of their friends and the trade
generally.
Special attention will be paid so the sale of all
kinds of Produce, on which liberal advances will
he made FRANK POTTS.
RICH'B q FARLEY,
HENRY s WILLIAMS,
JAS MARSHALL.
Richmond Jan 1st. 1859
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uN Eflttty .a-'..-.s.-.ss.......
EICaMOIB AND CIgysa H;II

trASSbt chtBSysJ a s................... . 10 "a
ec0rnmofa'i5u and ffsiaht tri-
wfekly.yZ: Monday. Wednesday
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-As will be seen bv
\ the above Card, j COOK. In retiring from
business has transferred TO Inc his books bonds &c
for settlement.
shall be pleased to receive the patronage be-
stowed on him for years past
EDW'D ID EACHO,
18th street, near Exchange Hotel.
Richmond Feb IS 1859. 10 26-2w
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N u
. TRANS Lave PET6RsbpRg Pr RcHM I'D
Express. through Passenger, daily at 5 s'clk AN
sisii ara through passenger. daily,
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RAILROADS, Ac.

* ~ r1sxEzrJ RICHMOND AND
49, - PETERSBURG RAIL
NJ ~ ana sItes January 18Th, the trains IN
1shNs LEAVE sIeHSoHD ron PETERSBURG
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.-rs.;r,ylsyssz5 ACCOMMODATION

- ~sss rysss5Sg1gE1 kOIlCE I'm and
xs& s2.f 49, f'ESS2sater Wednesday the sth
instant, a regular Daily Passenger train viii be run
on the Norfo,k and Petersburg Railroad according
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
~ Bold nearly all the Druggists In this civ

A CARD.-The subscriber, owing to
L his feeble state of health Is necessarily COM
PEELED TO decline business. In 30 doing he wouid
return his thanks 10 his friends and patrons tor
their iavors, and heartily recommend to their fayo
raole consideration his frie' d. MIR Il d EAChO, a
no has transferred his books bonds. &c and sniici,
Tor him the patronage they have bestow ed on me.
JE0 COOK.
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INDIANAPOLIS NEWS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 30.
AT Masonic Hall, last evening, We listened
to well-prepared addresses by Messrs. Miner,
Binford and Williams, graduates of the law
department N. w. G. University. Diplomas
we're awarded to each. Judge Perkins, Dean
Of the Faculty, closed the. exercises with some
good remarks delivered just as the thoughts
bubbled up from his mind.
FIRE.-Mr. Zimmerman's patent tar-rooRng
manufactory, near Bellefontaine car-house,
took FIRE at eleven o'clock yesterday, and was
entirely consumed Caused by the tar Kettle
bursting Estimated loss about 5000.
ANorHER.--A small bakery on Washington
street, opposite State House, sustained trifing
injury from FIRE about six o'clock last evening.
THE FoURTH.---The butchers met last even
ing to take measures for appearing on the
coming Fourth, as a. body in the general pro-
cession. They meet again tonight for further
preparation. .r.
RA1N.-Seven o'clock last evening, the Their
mometer suddenly fell ten degrees in thirty
minutes, during which heavy rain fell for
fifteen minutes. a. .fr.. r..
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Dispatches from the
Indian agent in New Mexico to Commissioner
Greenwood state that the Navaioes are again
committing all manner of depredatious, regard
less of the authority of their chiefs, who are
disposed to remain at peace with tie whites.
He thinks another Indian war imminent
The postage stamps and stamped envelops
sold by the Post Office Department during the
two years and half, ending with December
last, amountto $l4,O00,OOO. About 81 900, 900
worth has not been used in prepayment of
postage. ...
The receipts into the Treasury during the
week ending Monday, amounted to $4, $4,000
of which about $1,25O,O were derived from
the Customs. The drafts paid during the same
time amounted to $3,175,O0O, principally on
account of Treasury notes. There is a bal
ance of $3,S66,0 900 remaining in the Treasury
From thirty to thirty five passports continue
to be issued daily from the State Department,
about three-fourths of them to naturalized cit
liens. f ... ... ....