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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

REDUCTION OF POSTAGE TO GERMANY BY
BREMEN OR HAMBURG MAIL.--The post ad-
minlstration of the Thurn and Ta1is, in
Frankfort-on-th Main, has recently reduced
the German postage upon letters for or from
the United States, sent via Bremen or Ham,
burg, TO the uniform rate of five cents, and,
consequently, the single rate of half an ounce
or under. for letters between the United States
and Frankfort -on the Main, Sake Coburg- Go
tha, SaXeMeiningin, SaxeWeinar, Hesse-
C,issel, Lesse Darmstadt, Lippe- -Detmold, and
Lippe- -tuckeburg, will hereafter be Is instead
Of y cenIs-pre-{ ayU1ens optional.
The reduced rate of is cents, via Bremen or
Hamburg, is now extended to all the States be-
longing to the German Austrian po. tai union,
except the Grand Duchies of Baden and Lux
eliburg. The postage to Baden and Luxen-
burg is 22 cents the single rate-pre-p payment
optional
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

NINE MILLIONS WORTH OF DRY GOoDs IN
A FoRrNIGHT.-Flora McFlimsey thinks there
is no danger of another "panic " for ten years
to come, and so she continues to buy up the
silks, .atins, and velvets of Europe, with a
freedom that would seem to argue q conviction
of "fiush times in the meanwhile. The dry
goods entries at the New York Custom-House
the current week, amount to nearly "1ye mil
lions of dollars,' which is nearly million in
excess of the entries for the week before The
total for the fortnight is nearly nine millions
Of dollars" The exact figures are s., ,9S7, ,s23 |!
[N. Y. Express, Saturday.
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Sealped.-A negro fellow called Jcff, in the
employ Of Mr.. Turner, received severe blow
on the head last Saturday night, from stone
corner Of 53d and Franklin streets Jer says
he saw the fellow that struck him, bat does
not know who he 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

OLD TIMEs.-A copy of the Petersburg (Fa.)
Intelligencer of 1906, has fallen into our
hands. In it we find the report Of dinner
given in Nashville, Tenn, TO Col. Aaron Burr,
Gen. Jackson was present, and gave as q SEN
timent "millions for defence, not one cent for
tribute.' Col. Burr shaving retired from the
room" q toast was proposed in hfs honor by
Gen, Oyerton An order from "Andrew Jack
son, Major Of the I'd Division,''-is published,
reciting certain aggressions by Spain near N.
Orleans, and callingou the division to punish
them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

Sfeaiisg WAeat.-- Onicer Seal arrested and
Gagged, yesterday morning, q slave named
George, the property Of Mrs. Mary Pickett, tor
having in his possessi0n three bNes Of wheat
supposed 70 have been stolen. 6eoYEe left
Turkey Island, In q cart yesterday uorrsns.
and says he obtained the grain frusn. shr par
ties ~ he came along the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

PROGRESS IN EGYPT.-A letter from Alexan-
dria, on the i1th June, says: There was a
grande fete-what the Arabs expressly called a
fantasia-at Kafr-e-les last week on the occa-
sion of the opening tor traffic of the splendid
iron bridge thrown across the Nile there over
which the railway to Cairo passes Said
Pasha, attended, as usual on such public oc-
casions, by some 5000 or 6,0o0 of his troops,
was present ut the ceremony The Ullemas,
OF high ministers of religion, were in attend
ance, and opened the proceedings by the Gus
tomary prayers after which twenty bullocks
were sacrificed, the bridge being sprinkIed
with their blood and the flesh distributed
among the poorer elasses of the bystanders."
MUsIcAL.-Strakoscha and Uliman have join
ed their managerial fortunes, if they were
ever separated, and Stakosch goes to Europe
country, Notwithstanding her berth was secur-
ed in steamer for Europe several month ago
Carl Formes is getting up an opera company
on his own account, Jenny Pauer soprano
Theodore Formes, tenor, and Badiali, the fa-
yorite baritone. Bettini, the tenor, once so
popular here, will return, next fall, to this
Piccolomini continues her engage
ments at the Drury Lane Theatre, London.
A touching story is related Of Zouaye, who
had picked MP q wounded Austrian and was
carrying him out Of the melee. Az he was
trudging along with the man upon his back
he felt something cold upon his neck and eau.
tiously looking around perceived that the poor
fellow. with q pair OF scissors which he had
contrived TO draw from his pocket, was cut
ting OF a lock Of his preseryer's hair 70 keep
~ MeInento.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

Curtis Psek.--This fasorite vessel 10 h>ing lu-
pidly repaired, and will take her place ON the
line between this city and Norfolk In about
ten days. new centre sh&ft has heen made
and put on hoard. ard other new maohinery
will follow n speedily - possible
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EnierpVise.-One of our most enterprising
citizens is certainly Mr.. A. iPIxzini. The mag.
nificeDt store he has nearly completed on
Broad street is q proof of il; when finished 1t
will be one OF the finest saloons In this coun-
! try. Certainly the fresco painting excels any
work of the kind we have seen for u long time.
but the ceiling Of the main saloon is truly
grand, especially the cupola, which cannot be
exceled.
The architects Of this building deserve as
much credit for their taste the rtist deserves
praise for his fresco work, and Mr.. Pixzini for
his enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

THE "CHIEF MoURNER IN DETECTIVE
OFFIcE-William Hatfield, commonly known
as the Chief Mourner, reads the papers. his
speciality is attendance at funerals, where he
makes it a point TO go up 10 the coffin and
view for the last time the lineaments OF the
deceased Holding a handkerchief in one hand
to wipe his dry eyes, he employs the other in
rifling the pockets of other mourners, as they
come next to him. For this practice he has
acquired the appellation of Chief Mourner,
and his picture occupies a conspicuous place
at the " Rogue's Gallery."-N. T. Post.
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lr-~yvs aAns.s aRENtii TRAVELLING

EetN I Elt Y NhN.-N . WUuu call Tie aLteEtlOn OF
~Gi' Ls0ar friends and the public lene rally, that
we have Just received iarSe and varied assnrt-
ment OF ladies French TRUNKS and DRESSING
CASES, which are very lar4e and conveniently ar
ran ed. haVln5 from to three Trays and Bonnet
box IN them, which renders them very desirable
Tor ladies use. Those IN want OF such viii please
give us call before making their purchases. rs we
determine ad To sell them rs low rs the same de-
scrlptlon can be boa ht for IN the city of Rich
mond, OF State OF VIrgInIa.
PETNFY & WATTS
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-z DAVID COULLING,

=
fsssy DENTAL SUR GEON,
SLILD Office and residence corner of Main and
tn streets. Having located in Richmond, offers his
professional services 10 the public generally. He
is prepared 10 perform any operation in his profess
sion, and treat all diseases arising from the teeth
as well to insert teeth from To entire set
after the most approved methods. He would refer
to the iOiiown- gentlemen, some of whom have
known much of his practice for the past twenty
years, and have sent him letters testifying to his
professional skill:
Alex. Duval, Esq, ! = Rev i'll Burrows, D d,
c. Workman, Esq, ! Rev J. b. Jeter, ID. D.,
Sam F. Adie, Esq, : Rev. +. !. Boggs,
H. A. Claiborne. Esq, J. c. Courtney, Esq,
Rev. VIM. II. Wheel Messrs. Putney, Watts
wright, . & Putney,
Rev. Thos =. Evans, | = r. p. Jones, Esq ,Glou-
Rev. r. a Christian, & cester.
NJ D., : F. West NJ. D.. Acoo-
J. NJ Evans, NJ. D.. ? mae:
William s. Christian, 8 p. A. Fitzhugh, Nj. D..
NJ D. y Northampton.
Thos. w. Garrett, ESQ -,
lie os-Im King Queen.
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The Mayor was very much annoyed last Sat
urday morning, on finding that some one " no
desired to the Court proceedings, had
written upon his complaint slate "Where
in h-li is the Mayors book !" He stated that
the book was kept for his own convenience
that he was not required to record his pro-
ceedings-and that the offender, whoever he
was, would not dare TO come In his presence
and make use Of the remarks 10 which he al
luded. Without knowing who was the author,
we presume no indigniiy was Designed The
Mayor, and was rather surprised that he
should have construed 1t in the light he did.
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meetisG n the Afl1 tAi< svsainG = e'elpsk
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No. ll3 Mann street.. RIchmnnl

g--,s B5~r taaBD SOLE-LEATIfER
SayTxN RINKS.--We have on hand fresh and
N2<'A1uli stock Ui the above, embracing all the
different sizes and stl las tnz ether with Valises
Suikey TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS, in great
variety and II Gentlemen and ladies wish n first
rate and complete travelling outfit. Just call at No.
lS, Main street, Richmond, Va, where you can
purchase at reasonable prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

OUR SEAEoARp.--The line of coast belonging
to the United Safes is very extensive. Accord
ing to the report of the Coast Survey, there are
6e2l miles of Atlantic coast, 1867 miles OF the
Gulf coast and .slsl miles on the Pacific-mak-
ing total Of 1860 miles. The main shore
line Of the Atlantic, including bays, &c, Is
twice the extent of the Gulf, three times that
the Pacific and Gulf combined. The South
efn States have three times as much sea-coasi
as the Northern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

A Vicious Dog, owned by Mr.. Si1sf, was or
dered by the Mayer - b killed, fcS hiting NJ
S. Y. LandruEn IN the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

Ezploring.-Messrs. Cooley and Osborne, the
contractors for removing the ledge Of rocks
that form the Rockett's bar in James river
made an exploration on their working grounds
Friday, and commenced removing The loose
"rnbble stone," preparatory to cutting out the
ledge. BY to-day or tomorrow one of the di-
ters will be prepared to go down and examine
The rocky bed oi The bar, after which the man.
moth chisel will be put To work, and made TO
slice up the obstruction. MIR. Cooley seems to
anticipate no difficulty in completing his con-
tract III good time, and as he is a practical m,n
and fully understands the capacity of his ma.
chinery We are satisfied that he will succeed
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.ean,r. WALSH's GLN AND pIS:

1~1ss T0Ls bEPooTEi7I53GG { ! y y ~, ! IS 5
SPORTING APPARATUS. WALKING CANES,
&c.-JAS. WALSH. Manufacturer and Importer Of
Rifles, Guns Pistols. kc, invites the attention of
merchants and sporismen to his extensive and
well-selected assortment of goods OF every de-
the lowest possible prices, and on the most accom-
InodatlnE terms, ~ - .,
Colts celebrated FIVE SHOOTER, and every
pton of fire arms. kept constantly on hand.
Also, AMMUNITION. PEREZ iSSi0N CAPS, &c.
He has in store, also. choice assortment OF
CANES, of various yles and c0loTs.
He will repair all kinds of F.cc Arms neatly
quickly. and substantially, mount Canes, re mt and
rcpair Door and Trunk Locks, at reasonable prices
Call at his store, No. TO, Main st., Richmond, Va.
JAMES WALSH,
jy I2-lm Maker and Importer Of Guns, &c.
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ny CowARDtN & HAMMEgSrr,,y.
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS. &c.
. GRAND CLEARING orr,

y -
iainl's, have determined 10 wind Up my s-llsll
Nas,nfess ~ richmond, aud return home IA tue
tN.''h Ns WISH To close mp IN 4 very few weeks
j ! 5Sse, g"t Hl my stock Of BOOTS. SH TOES,
sen Sheu 1T cos; and less 81 an cost to close the.
Reid thsse prices: LADIES' Tan Caters "a, eoc.
I~'o ladies' haek 64tlers, with heels-besi o,,ai,
n-Hi j, l.t5 wor,9 200 and 81; ladies' black Con
SEQ; misses black Button caters a, 7se', w.osth
81 70; misses black CATERS best quality si,e'
yo1,S w"alS e Seap @ a. 70 misses hsrsd Shoes sse
w2rta ; =; masses black and tan Caters hee,ed
best guailtN N-sl.oo, worth i.so; chidren's Shoes
black heeled Caters at Sil2. worth la,SaSo
ladies morocco heeed Bootees ut Si2sdls0: srr
rrices. Also, q dnc stock of Trunks. Bonnet boxes
Nahses and Carpet Bags, at cost ana less than
cost, te close them out.
50 '1vInS, ,a hhow sna never saw such prices heore.
~ come m AZ once and buy your supply while the,
werss - '"o NJ ehele, i2T 94si sell ont il, lew
Jy22-tsl A few doors beiow I. R. Price / Co.'S.
NOTICE FINDING II necessary, in order to
xgHt nay debts, as am determined tn get out o
TRUNKS. &c. shall sell At wholesale or retail
ny stock ~ % per cent less than the usual price
th ia ~ \ .o9s ~ cost from LIST of July To
se9u,d a3y article Of any description be charged
~ Az II VIII ne NJ the usual price, will also make
:" order any article IN my lne. at the same reduc-
ton. duTia2 the same space of time
w l4 St'lIes ttfxe ana well selected stock
oi BOOTS and SHOES. both of my own and of the
hest Nerinern manufacture, purchased by my self
duT,Hy thls Sprtng.
We have a,so on hand q very large as -cswY-N
sortment OF TRUNKS. to which We wouldSsNTxN
call the attention. of persons IN want. the x1YD
reduction ot ~ pcr cer, vii make tfem very low.
Mr.. ROBr BRIGGS rs still superintendirx the
manuineturing department ct my business OF his
Qua .CHtlaHs II IS unnecessary 70 speak, he is
well known to he one of the hest II not the very
best, manufacturers IN thus couutry. Call AZ
PHILLIP X. WHITES,
Jc 29-oIn SiEn OF the Biz Shoe, 70 Main St
zz, LARGE ADDITIONAL SUP
:: Pi.I Is OF SHOES-The cheapest place
to buy Shoes IS at 2 Main street, JOSEPH
STRAJ 81. LADIES' Morocco and Goatskin Bontees
with snt without heels. NJ very low price, you will
fHj at JOSEPH SFRAUSE. ladies' Kid and Mo
rocco Slippers with and without heels 50 cents and
upwards. you c1n set At JOSEPH STRAUSE. La
dies black and colored Caters, with and without
heels. Nt astonlshlnS low prices, You buy of
JOSEPH STRAUSE. Misses and Childrcn's Moroc-
CO, OoltskIn Caters, Slippers, and all kinds Of
fancy shoes, Sou can buy AT q per cent. cheaper
ihgu ai other places, at JOSEPH STRAUSE. Men
ard Boy S CONGRESS Gators. Oxford Ties. Slippers
Brogans &c, well made, at reasonable prices. you
can Ind at JOSEPH STRAUSE,
No. q Main st.
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NEW STYLES

- OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. CAV
Just received a fresh supply of HATS, TX
CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, comprising ali the
newest and latest styles of Hats, Caps. Ladies'
Misses and Children IS Straw Goods, VIZ: Ladies'.
Misses and Ch!l4ren's Flats of every variety and
quality; Infants Turhans of the latest styles.
ALSO ounZ Gents and Youth s Hats and Caps
of the most fashionable styles-which will be sold
the most favorable terms. A call is most respect
fully solicited. R0. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Bnford, Dickinson & Weisiger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

Increased Trade.-As an EVIDENCE Of the In
creased trade Of lower James river with this
city, the number OF wharyes for the regular
stoppage Of the steamers between here and
Norfolk, has been increased from four 10
ty-five, within the past fifteen years. So
frequent are the stoppages of the Peck and
Glen Glove, that they have been compared 10
Terry boats. Farmers on the river, who for
meriy traded to Norfolk and Baltimore, now
trade with Richmond, many Of them ct this
season of the year, putting few hundred
bushels OF grain on one of the steamers, run.
ming up to Richmond, the same day, selling
out, then buying their groceries or dry goods
and return home by the same steamer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25

Richmond and York Rirer Raiiroad-We are
gratifled to learn that the Directory of the
Richmond and York River Railroad Company
have closed contracts with reliable parties for
the completion of this Improvement to its ter
minus on York river, and that the entire line
will be in running order by April, 1860. The
and the White House, and, without some
serious mshap, will be finished by the Ist OF
September at farthest. Contractors on fhis
part of the line have had great difficulty in
employing laborcrs and, rs n consequence
have been delayed beyond their expectations,
but this trouble is now passed, and they will
push ahead with their work, and thus enable
the steam horse to take the track, in the SER
vice of the people, by the time designated.
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szsS1@s- T. iul assortment. amnnz which are Chi
dren's Heeled Slippers; Children's Morocco Slip
tersi githout heels; Chldrens Patent Leather
Ankle lies; Children Patent Leather Ankle Ties.
with heels; Chidren's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties. yer, handsome; CMhlren's Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, vltn heels; Chldren's Thin Sole Mo
with many other styles, at the si5n of the Biz
Boot, No. IS Main street. WIN. WALSH.
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A CURIOUS CIrY.--The Boston, that endor-
ses the 4,h of j uIy foolish TRADES of Geo. sum
ner mourns over the death Of an antipode, in
the person Of Rufus Choate--and all within
the same twenty -four hours! IfChoates past
merits the tolling of bells, and the half-masi
display of flags, Ac., &c, what are we to thlnk
Of the Common Councils endorsing Of sum
ner's present The heart and head Of Boston
speak through Choate; the politics through
Sum ner.
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Il NUTfCE--The subScrl beTs would <Hr7
ImoSt respectfully invite the attention ezSsS
s&s pi their friends. customers, the public gem
e.at.l' 70 their Sprins supply OF Ladies, Gentle
usfu :. b $, Misses and ChIidren's BOOTS and
SHC CES oi a the latest styles, and OF the best
gUallt. both ot our oWu manufacture and of the
best Philadelphia and Eastern work. All of the
above were purchased in person by one of the firm,
vaA particular attention beinz paid to the retail
department. All ot which val lie sold low Iur cash,
or to punctual paying customers as usual.
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A SECOND DANIEL COME TO JrDGENnNr.-"I
am not aware Of any statute or code Of morals
which makes 1t infamous 70 forgive woman" !"
DGnies e. Siekissfo tAe Herald.
Does he know or any siatafe or code Of morals
which makes Is infamous to forgive was -
Ntp York Put.
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e.pssrs ef B.sTi4rs.--1hs mayor o 1staay
iroT srs ,EIssdss,s s,ssrs h1 - e.
ano - f.rquestfng him ~ send Wu111at 1or
sncm se y - w9atsA them hsfe. 1uppo111g thst
-, s,,esv y0ung burglars wers II enotd1y, A1BeefD
~ ISnnikley And TTnehart were posted ~ SatuT.
1ay ay morning. 70 escort the youhk font1Tmen
uowni ous wnsn they got theirs ne1theT of
snem na0 Deen srrested. sIeaxailei 1hnt tboy
ns1 less tnear boarding. house ~ nfGhs. .bplOs0,
ano supposing thai they had gone On - the
creek, fne Richmond police conttnueA their
journey, but heard nothing Of theu On MIR
return 70 Fredsricksburg that nsGSS ICY
learned that ofncers Timherlake and (JDIe ~
arrested both Heath and 0allaher that dav-
that they were then Ia cdstody--thAf ths st,yo
OF MessrS. Gibbs, Goodlow & SPINDLE had b~en
broken into and robbed Of o9DO worth of reesY.
the night bsfore- and that two shirts, beaYinr
the private mark Of the firm, were foun1 upon
the pers0n Of the prisoners. With these facts
before the authorities OF Fredeficksburx they
declined TO allow the prisoners to retnrn 70
Richmond at this time, prefsrring TO send
them down In the care Of the sheriff. when 5
jury have decided how long they shall Be pro-
vided for BY the State.
Oficer Chalkley learned that the prisoners
had offered to cell handsome black coate af 4S
each, and in their baggage found siik socks and
other articles believed to have been stolen
from StockdAle 4 Son. A follow named Mi
nor, lately out Of the penitentiary, WIS arrest
ed with Heath and Gallaher, and u believed to
have been concerned with them.
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"a JUST RECEiVED-A fresh supply of the
II Louvre HAT, the most pleasant summer Hat
out. Also. th at beautiful Minnehaha Hat, which
has attracted SO much attention: ,~o-
ELLETT 4 WEISIGER,
M NI.in
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<g-IEI~3 AnnthcT case OF The above. ITOIn IHIIeS
consstIns of Calf Dress Boots; Patent Leather
gregs (iaiters JOHN c. PAGE, Jr.,
hI.,,
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Fatal Aseidtss.-On Friday last lGr. Henry
Lehne, . citizen Of Richmond, was accidentally
KILLED at the Montgomery White Sulphur
springs, by the discharge Of his fowling piece.
Inc facts, ~ we learn them, are these Mr l..
nad prepared himself to 60 ON short hunting
expedition, and while standing In his room
WIN MS loaded gun between his leey. called
his dog to him. The faithful animal }nmnsri
upon % his master. and strikinw the barrel with
MS fore feet and the trigger with his hind
ones, caused it to explode. depositine the e,,
tire load in Mr. Lr right side, killing him al.
most instantly. Mr.. Lehne was a German nv
birth. and few years since kept a layer beer
saloon on Franklin, between 18th and 18th
streets, and for three years past has kent mia.
tol gallery at the Montgomery White SuIphur.
On Saturday morning Messrs Schad and
Hans left here for the Springs, to escort ths,
remains to Richmond. At half. .past six o,ciS
Yesterday afternoon, they arrived by the Dan
vile cars. having in charge the corpse. Al the
depot, they were met by the German bra
matte Society, (of which Mr.. Lehne was n lead.
ing member,) and a number of friends. who
took charge of the body and escorted il 10 its
last resting place in hollywood Cemetery. the
long and imposing procession being preceded
by the Armory Band.
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ALEX. HILL & CO.

No. l27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
7. s. Ladies. Hentemeu's, BOYS, Misses and
Cm!iren'S BOOTS and SHOES, made to order, as
usual, by liz Its 4. II. & co.
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HARY EST HATS.-The attention OF
l1Sarmers is particularly called to our large stock
OF Harvest Hats, which we are selling at a very
low figure. ELLETT < WElSIGER,
No. l6T Main
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~ MILES 4 SONS BOOTS AND SHOES.
W-Just received, fresh supply of Miles 4 Som s
81 dress BOOTS and oxford TIES.
JN0. c. PAGE Jr.. g3 Main street.
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Not Deeided.-After spending the greater por-
ton Of last week in the trial of Messfs. War
wick Il Barksdaie, for oh,tructing 18TH street
with q board fence, the Hustings Court adj
journed ON Saturday last without being able
to enter up judgment The jury, II IS said,
stood six and six, leaving not the slightest hope
of an agreement What course will now be
taken 10 settle this vexod question remains to
he seen but certain il is that the corporate au-
thorities ought TO take some steps 70 relieve
the merchants along that street of the annoy
ance and continual injury To their business TO
which they are now subjected. II the city has
no right TO the soil in question and cannot get
a Jury to say that she is entitled 70 the right
of way over it, she ought to order condem-
nation. and thus end yexatious prosecution,
which is likely TO result in nothing.s however
long continued.