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WARREN MERCANTILE SCHOOL.
Bookkeeping BY Single K DCUble Entry.

STUDENTS already in attendance,
-, who have never before had the slightest idea Of
how to keep accounts, have in the short space Of one
week attained to 3 considerable proficiency.
The undersigned wishes 10 inform all those inter
ested, that he has oi=ned this School with a view Of
-upplying a want that has long been felt in every
community. OF aBOrding to young Is-n both in town
aud in country an opportunity for acquiring this i'm
aortan, branch Of education without the unnecessary
expense consequent rPon attending Institutions OF the
kind at a distance.
Young Gentlemen hy attending this School can rem
Ter themselves competent to take charge Of the Books
OF any establishment. (no matter how diffIeult or how
complicated they may be- in from i've to six weeks.
40 one is taught in 4 class. esch receives separate in
struction, Tim not limited Students of AL ages are
received at any time. day or evening.
For particulars. inquire Of the undersigned at the
School-Tosm. No. % Market ST.. Warren. Ohio.
WILLIAM n. WILLS.
Warner. Nav IL, 1879.
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A woman named Euniee Roberts, who was
bound over to keep the peace, by Esq. Dana. Of
Pennington, and lodged in Jail at Warren, a
few days ago, was brought before the Probate
Court on Thursday on a writ of hGbeas corpus.
The Proceedings were examined and the rris-
oner remanded into custody.
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Restored

Restored.
The daily mail between this place and Salem
has been re-established.
Post Master WEBB deserves the thanks of the
citizens along the route, for his successful exer
tons to accomplish this end.
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Lightning.

Lightning.
We learn that the Congregational Church al
the centre of Gustavus, was struck by lightning
and considerably damaged.
At the centre of Greene, a barn belonging 10
Stiles Ball, Esq was struck. and burned with
IFS contents.
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Justices and ConstabIes, Blanks,

EARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS. sUBPGEAs, H1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Weather.

During the last week the mercury has varied
from IS to IOI in the warnest part Of the day
But little rain has fallen in this vicinity aud
the dust has been very annoying. On Friday
a shower fell here, reaching to the south, vest
and east, but three miles to the north there was
no rain.
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jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa.

DR.. Sc. CLARK. URIPArHIc P,ysIcIAN AND SEA-
GEoS, JGaestazE, Mercer Co. P0., would respectfully
Inform the inhabitants OF the western part of the Stale
Of Pennsylvania. and OF Ohio. that he has associated
with himself DR.. SANDS. late Of the City Of New York.
whom he can ~csmmt AS standing in the front rank
Ofhis profession. July %. 80.
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n Il w G. d q ID $ /!
S. RAYMOND, & CO.,
AT

S. RAYMOND, & CO.,
1OR SUPERIOR ST.. CLEVELAND.
lOO Eve doors east of the Merchants Bank,
L NOW RECEIVING
so Cases Seasonabie Prints;
Cases Printed Lawns;
Cases Manchester Ginghams:
Cases Scotch Gingaams;
Cases Manchester Delaines;
Cases Challie Delaines;
Cases Cotton P~antaloon Mixtures;
Cases Cotton Checks;
Cases Kentucky Jeans
Gases Bleache,l Sheetings;
Cases COl0red Driilings;
Gases ParasOls. cheap;
Cases Umbrellas.
Cases Pins. and Hooks and Eyes;
Cases Denims and b. own Jeans;
Cases Coats spool Thread
Cases Assorted Skein Thread;
Coses Brooks White and ColOred Thread;
$50 Pieces Black and Colored Silks;
$40 Pieces Black Broadeloths and cassim2res;
IS Pieces Black French DOeskins;
Pieces Black Mixed Satinets:
Pieces Brown and Cadet Mixed do
Pieces Assorted CassiIneres and Jeans;
Pieces Dotted Swiss Muslin;
Pieces White BriIlisnts cheap;
Pieces White Goods. in full Assortment;
G7O Dozens Ladies' Cotton Hosiery;
3N0 Dozens Ladies' Lisle Gloves:
50 Dozsns Ladies' Best Kid Glsves;
zoo Dozens Susuenders;
Dozens Ladies' Lisle Gauntietsi
DnZens Steel skirt Hoops:
Dozens Black Lace yiciites;
Dozens Black silk yisitses, and
Almost everything in a JObber's stock together
with u large and full assortment Of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Which We oGer a; Wholesale ON the most reasonable
terms.
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A great variety of Cloth Frock Coats,
from 81 to 95 and 80.
Be suiiful Dark Ssits; consisting of Goats,
Pants and Vests, al So.
Light Wool Spring Business Coats, in
all styles and varieties.
Italian Cloth, Drpd'ete end Alpaca Goats.
Spanish, Blouse and Grass Linen Goats.
Splendid assortment Of Marseilles Vests,
in all coloIs.
All kinds Of Pants; Light Summer Pants
at soc. Lined Summer Pants, 75c
and upwards.
A ,arge variety OF Vests, in all grades,
as low as SOC.
Hats, Caps and a general assortment OF
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Also, a splendid assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Veslings for Custom
Work.
IS- CusroM WORK MADE TO ORDER on
SHORT NOTICE. May II. ,5s-tf.
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Warren. May ~, 1883.
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MRS. RoBIxsOx's CERTIFICATE.

NENNUN. IIuIIutI CO.. nay ST. It1o-
This certifeS that ! have been in very poor health
for years. and found little or no relief after employing
a nunl err Of physicians. My disease was PrulIpsis
Uteri. I had been reduced by that and FiuOr Alhus
until 1 had become liberated to a considerable extent.
by the advice OF DIR. q W.. Bushnell. l procured aud
took six bottles OF Aarshalis Uterine CathOlicon.
which enabled ne to attend 10 my husband in hisiast
sickness until he del, Hhieh was shout a year aimee.
L have taken three bottles since his death, which has
nade me able To labor and support my family 20 three
children. The Catko.icon has nearly restored ne to
h~sllh. y. is the only thing that has ~Eitigated my SUI
feriDg. for which l feel very grateful.
MARY Z ROBINSON.
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-; -.w- en- the hoGrs Of 10 o'slock A. " and 4 o'cIact p.
NJ az said day, the following described Real E,t~ =,
70 wit: 4 part .: Lot No. Il in The Town Plat of War
rem in said County. and bounded 50 follows. Be0ir-
birg II t.= northwe-t corner Of said lot Na u Etirh
- the certsr OF the east vail 81 l. Iddincs hrirk
store. ard the west wall Of the huiicirv on the 10.
herein conEsved. thence saufh along the c.ntr- Of
said brick waiisud west line OF said lot No. u. eiyhtv
let, thence east parable; with Market Street. sxe.tv
ieet.'hence north r~sralisl with the Ees, line. eighty
feet 20 Market Street. thence Tessslong The south linz
o. Market 81 sect. tEentg feet tn the placs Of hegia-
ming. and =hier iueiIdes ore half Of the sa'd ~sss
wall CT said Iddinzs' h~aiIding. according 20 30 pra.
visions u an article Of agreement ertsrrd into. he
tween PANEL uiihert and lewis J. IdiIprs. and re-
corfed IN TrumJuO Coluty records. and to which
reference is here had. and r-servinS to the said Gn-
bert. his heirs and assigns. the right 70 ne All % the
east wall 81 the milling on the lot hereir conveyed.
asa partition wall. for any sinila- buildings that he
or they nav erect on tAe residue OF sati lot No ", in
the same manner and 70 he sane cxisrt az il nroriHet
In the agreeaisrt aforesaid. hetwseu Gilbert Z Idiinvs
IN relation to the east wall % said Tdain-s ~huiL,inx.
being the sane Lands rfteaeInents couv-ves - John
D.. Wick AMI Otvid ErCsndless. by Daniel GiTle-t.
BY deed bearing date September LIST. 1852, to which
reference - hsre h~f.
Appraiser al S2,30o- Terms CaSh.
Ar LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherid's oEee. Warren, Jusy u. IssGSw
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SATURDAY the I3th day OF August, Is5!

sh.ria.s Me-. Warren. .iulT u.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Thumb III
L County. Probate Co.r.

The following settlements os Executors. Admins
traitors aid Guardians having been flied in the Probate
Court of said county will remain on hIe tn August
81 nex.. for inspection and exceptions. when they vii T
be ordered to Record il no exceptions appear thereto,
to Wit:
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh,

nEhlff DALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh,
vs. In Trumbuu Com. rleas.
Jehiel Lane. ct. nj.
By virtue Of an sT5er Of sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trum5un County. Ohio, TO me di.
reetei and delivered. / have levied upon and shall Of
ter at Public Auction, at the door OF the Coart House.
in Warren. in said County, on
Saturday. the 9th day of August, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 1 O'Clock
4. NJ, Of said day, the following described Real
Estate. situate in Braeeviile. Comfy aforesaid, and is
EnOgn by being sections 10. u and IL, lot No -,
and is bounded as follows: beginning at a post in the
southeast corner OF section -. thence south along the
west line OF section u about 81 chains - links to the
centre Of Mahoning river, thence down the river IN
the centre, the several courses thereof, to the south
west corner OF a lot decided to Havid Humphrey. thence
north 24a west 81 chains - links to a post standing
in the corner OF q field. thence north 3ES west, =
Chains to the s0ath line Of the road. thence :. 90 west
along the south side Of the road. IL chains Is links to
a post, thence north ~ y liue run from the south side
OF the road. u chains u links TO a post, thence :. ~
west hy a line iun Is chains to 4 post IN the east line
Of section -. thence south along said east line -
links 10 q post, thence west 4 chains TO n post. thence
south 1850 to a Tost in the sosth line OF section -,
thence along said south line 1 chains to the first bound.
Containing 2LG acres, more or less-e1cept about 5
acres lying on south side OF main read. conveyed by
Aura GEisgoli &c 7. Il. Stove and others, where the
steam saw mill is nov located; and except 2< acres
in southwest corner, srticled by Lane TO N. o. Hum
phrey. Appraised at $40 per acre. Terms cash.
A. B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheFins Office, Warren. july 6. IS59-5w.
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, AaNCA-A
MARY q ROBINSON.

For Sale by WooDs & Prw. Warren; J. II. c. JoHx
son. Hartford; ESSiGN & SoULE, Newton Fails; E.. &
sc JurKsos, Hubbard; G. CURTIs. Green: H. Bar
N,RD. Kinsman; ASDREws 4 BALDwTs, Fowler; 7
WoJeoIT, Earmington; and by Medicine Dealers gen
srSlly, Throughout. the safe.
II h. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
July 6. 1897. Agent for Ohio.
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'FRUMBULL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Rufds II. ParkerN
VS.. s~rzAox5 IN ArrArnrSr.

DUNIN t. NJ
The defendant David T.. ellis is hereby notified that
he has been sued in said court hy Rufas II. Parker the
plaintiff, upon four several Promisory notes made by
the defendant payable to the ORDER Of the plaintiff,
dated respectively November 25th. 1855. December 1st,
ls5G, February 81. IHj7. and April stth. I-57. for the
sums Of $1,000, sIlcO.G0. $1,000 and s725,G 90 respect
lively. An order o: attachment on the ground Of nan
residence on The paTt of said d.irHGaat against his
property has alec been issued.
Said defendant is notified to appear and answer said
petition by the 2eth day of August next or Judgment
will he taken according to the tenor Of said notes. and
an order Of sale Of attached property will be Issued.
l.. c. JONES, and cox * RATLIFF.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Warren, June %, IR59-6x.
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L. u. REED 4 CO..
AT THE
Boston Clothing House,

HAVE just received a large and beau.
IL tiful stock of PRI v SUMMER CLO-
THING. Also, a suP-rb stock OF HATS GAPS, DC.
which in quantity ard style cannot he surpassed.
We are now opening. (agd shall kseP CONSTANTLY on
the custom trade-iiTect from the
fostnn market. to which we call the attention Of our
Old customers and the public generally.
We have just completed new arrangements in our
custom Department, and are now prepared To turn out
ON exLibition-the hest class of custom work ever
before the people OF TRUMECLL COUNTY and at
much lower rates than any other house, We shall pay
strict attention to this branch OF the trade, and shall
eudeavor to keep constantly oil hand 4 full and com
Plete assortment OF first class goods, such as have
never before been kept in tosh.
All Garments warranted to Ct. at
y. p REED & co.'s.
Boston Clothing House, No. 2 Market St
April 90, 80 WARREN, OHIO.
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Our contemporaries of the press, who have 50
fatteringly noticed the change in the type and
heading of the Chronicle, have Our thanks.
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kaseNRsy:
Lucps Reberts, en- insane person Of Gqs;syFs
wzs <zkee< 4, Tic asylum on Monday.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
n,v.a NeCaralass s,----
NI.Ies McNaau. e Il.
saturday, the lath daY OF An.u.t. Isan.

Ey virtue ef an Order Of Sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull County Ohio. to me- H.
rect=d and delivered. | haze levi-,j nboh md shah
expose At Public Auction At he door of the Court II ouss
In Marren- connLu aInr.salL N
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Call at Stewart & Bussey's,
No % Markat ST. Warren

No. % Market ST., Warren, o.
And see our new stocE of HATS & CAPS, jur rsceiv-
ed. all of the latest style and very cheap.
THE BONNER HAT,
. All c%OIsrs, very nice
THE MORPHY HAT.
All :oEors, very ehesv.
THE WEBSTER HAT.
For ambitious nev
THE EVERETT HAT,
Ncsat vsrnon-isk.
THE N. Y. LEDGER HAT,
sylraEus ce5b seRierish-
THE KANSAS HAT,
Border aG1isnisS.
BLACK CASHMERE HATS.
One ease-best kind.
PALM LEAF & STRAW HATS,
Very Chzsp-
BONNET RUCHES.
All binds and qualities.
HOPED SKIRTS,
The eheapes, In the wo-l4.
ENAMELLED TRAVELLING BAGS.
Ali pT1srs.
CARPET BAGS & SATCIlELS,
Ali kinds.
KID GLOVES,
New stoek-best qualify
Isle, COTTON & SILK GLOVES,
All kinda
MITTS,
Long and shsrt, from Ell per pair up
PARASOLS,
New stock and Latest styles.
CIRCLE COMBS.
QHdia Rubber } very cheap.
SUSPENDERS. COMBS. BRUSHES,
DRESS BUTTONS. PINS. NEEDLES. PAPER. ;;
STATIONARY. PENCILS, ENVELOPES, UMBKEL-
LAS, LADIES & GENTS HOSE
ND HALF HOSE.
All colors and qualities; and four thousand other Arti-
on hand and constantly arriving. which. are offered
very cheap both at WhSlesais and Retail At
NO. ~ MARKET STREET,
WARREN. OHIO.
". D. Fzrfisr particulars zsr. ggsE
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NHE reaslon WHY pcople ale SO BE

THE reason why people. aye so dis
tr.ssed when sick. and why 80 many die. il he.
cause they do rot get a medicine which will Vsss TO the
afflicted parts, and which viii open the natural pas
! <ages for the disease to be cas-. ont; hence, q larga
! quantity OF food and other matter is lodg 4. and the
stomach and inteSines are literally OverGo sing with
the Corrupted mass; thus undergoing disagreeable fer
mentatiou. constant. mixing with The. blood, which
throws the corrupted matter through every VEN and
artery. until life is taken from the bCdyb by dssass-
d. MO2sE's PILLS have added to themselves vicfory
upon victory. by restoring millions Of the sisS to,
7 blooming health and happiness Yes. thousands who
! have been racked or tornie1ted with sickness. pain and
anguish, and whose feeble frames IA We been searched
~ the burning elements or raging fever. and who have
been brought as il were. within a step Of the silent
grave, nov stand ready 10 testify that hey would have
heen numbered with the dead. hat il hot been for this
yr~a. AMI wonderful medicine. Morse's Indian Boot
Pills- After ore or two doses had been taken. they
we're astOnished ard absolutely SURPRISED. in witness-
ing their charming Effects Not only do they give
immediate case and strength. and take away xrsfek-
ness. rain and anguish, but they at on.s go to ssrS st
the foundation Of the disease. Nhirtrfs Tie bTosd--
Therefore. il will he shown. especially by those - h
use these Pills. that they will 80 cfesnse and purify,
that dis'Ase-that deadly snemy-wiu take its fighI
AMI the Hush Of youth and h auty will again return.
and the prospect o. a long ana happy life will eherf,h
asd brighten your days
BsHare Of Coun;erfeits Of these Pills. signed A. =. d.
MooRE Price . cents per b0x-
Sold by Z. A. SMITH d Co., and WOODS & PEW.
Warren, o., and By all dealers in Medicines in the
ce=uty.
BLAKE UDSoN Sole Proprietor.
sc Leonard Street. New York.
WIZ NUDGE & Co Proprietors of Trast's Mag
nstic Ointment, EaElssviIie, Madison Co., New Yorx.
General Agents, TO whoa all elders mus; be sldress.
ed. June l.. ic59-iy
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by Y. Z. & T.. u. HuTOI
Warren. june 2qth, IS59-5E.
CEERIFF'S SALE.
~ Matthew D. Taj lor) In Court nfConmon Pleas
vs. Of Trumaau County.

SEERiFF'S SALE.
- Matthew .. Ia, lor) In Corr, nfcoHmon Pleas
vs. ofrrun5all County.
Rohesou IL Battles. }
By yi-,u. Of an veuiitioai Fxporas. issued Gu, Of
Court &C Common Pleas Of rruThu,l County, Ohio,
{ shall der Il Public Auction ~ the door Of the Court
House IN Warren, and County Aforesaid on
Saturday the I3th day OF August, 1859,
between The hours Of 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ. and 4 o'clock
2. ~. OF said day. the foiloSing described Real Estate:
A tract or lot % land situate in westherseeid, TTum
bull County. Ohio. and is known - par. Of lot : in
tract ID. beng seventy six acres. Appraised ~ $3.50
per acre.
Also tract OF land in sail Weathersfeld. being
parts of lots - and % in the salt Sprih< Tract, bound
ed South 10y 100 acres of land in said lots, heretofore
decided TO James McCOmhs; East and West hy the lot
lines. and North by the middle OF the Aahnniug kivsT
and by land in lot p heretofore sold to Robert Tag
CART. being all the land within sad boundaries except
- aerrs, heretofore decided to the heirs Of JsTes Nc
conneII. containing two hundred and tso snG &c it0
acres, more or less, being said Battles homestead for
ever. Appraised at 80 per acre.
ALS0-a tract in said Heaibevsdelt. known "a part
of lot 0 in tract nc, containing ~sixty-tTO acres Of land.
more or less. Appraised .: SIS per acre
Also tract in said Westhersheld, known "a part
Of lot 10 in tract 10. containing sixty w" acres % lard,
more or less. Appraised at s5i per acre. TERSs-
Cash
eheTil's Cfhce, Warren, July u. ir59-Su.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE. In pursuance Of an Order OF Sale
made by the Probate Court Of Trumiull County. Ohio,
notice is hereby given that I as guardian Of Frank p.
Curtis. sDiner. will self on the premises In the town Of
Pennington. te the highest bidder. the following real
estate. to wit: being an undivided eighth part OF the
following real estate. Subject 20 the Dover Estate Of
the widow Of Harry Belden. decd, and also all sub
iect to a lein OF thirty two hundred doliars) situat> in
farmington. Trumhull County. Ohio. ard known as
part of irt No. As in said township. and bounded
north by lands formerly Owned by Josiah W. Belden.
east by lands of Horace Woicott; south ny a road
running east and west and by lands of Horace VOL
colt. and west by th- center OF the Highway leading
from the West Corners so called Farmin gton to
the west part Of Mesopotamia. containing one hun
dred and seventeen acres Of land. and known as the
late Homestead" farm Of Harry Belden, decd. The
interest Of said Frank P Curtis in said premises
subject TO the dover and leins Aforesaid is appraised
at SIS.
Said sale VII take place on the 9th day Of August.
A. D. ls5g. between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ, and
O'Clock 2. II Of gaiA day. Terms, one half cash,
! the remainder in one and two years.
J.B. CURTIS, Guardian
1 yuIy 10, Is59.-fs.
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DEMOVED.-D. II. BENNETT has re-
Al move: his PIow Sales room from South Street.
to the west side Of Main Street, a few doors South Of
the Post Office. Friends invited TO call and exiuiize
my stsek, beiore purchasing elsewhere.
d. Il. BEENETT.
Warren, FEB ., '59-tf.
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$50 Bales Brown sheetings, with Cotton Dat;s, Cot
ton Yarn. DENNIS, Twine. Ticks, &c, bought before
the recent advance, and will be sold cheap for Cash.
By s. * CO.
Cleveland. March Goth, Is5g-fm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24

4 REToRT DIRECT.-A clergyman from
neighboring town and one of his elderly par
ishoners were walking home from church one
ley day last winter, when the old gentleman
slipped and fell fiat on his back. The minister
looking al him a moment, and beisg assured
he was not much hurt, said TO him: Friend,
sinners stand on slippery places" The old
gentleman looked up, as If TO assure himself OF
the fact, and said, Il see they do; but can't"
Pyopiirars Posi-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24

LAwYER's WAY OF acknowledgement
kimbaii, lawyer, of Bangor, Me, is under
arrest charged with forging a deposition pur-
porting 10 be made by Joseph OVERLY, Jr., of
Sutton. n II. and a magistrates certificate to
the same, by which he (kimbalD obtained
divorce from his WIFE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24

'BoBRISG AEoUND.'-Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Williams, who have been 'hobbing around
Europe for year or 50 past, and who arrived
home by the Persia, have, ii is said, Melted
about s5D,0uU during their tour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24

EeyPT HAS THREE HUNDRED MILES OF
RAILkOAp.-Thc first locomotive run, mum
mics Were used for fuel-makinga hot lire
The supply OF mummies is said to be almost
inexhaustiblc, and are used by the cord
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24

HoOPs.-We notice in one of our New York
exchanges. the arrival of great big ship load
-Seyeu hundred tons burthen-of hoops, of
Partisan manufacture. Let the girls prepare
10 spread themselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24
DIME HOTEL, n~e
(CsA 4. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, w
MY RICHMOND.

THE DIME RESTAURANT,
On Main Sfrset. Near Fourteenth or Pearl
Continues to be famous as the very best RES TAU
RANT in Richmond.
Lovers OF GOOD EATING viii always find there
tn very choicest
OYSTERS. FISH, CHOPS. WINES,
GAME, STEAKS, LIQUORS,
CIGARS. &c Ne.
TO he obtained in any EatinI House IN this country
ed and no other house OF the kind is more remark
able for the nvarable good attendance of all eGi-
ployed about it.
Gentlam visiting the cts on business, will find
this house very conveniently located and comfort
ably arranged with lodging roonis by the day, week
or month.
MEALS, as they mag be ordered, in the spacious
and convenient retectory. at all hours.
Private Rooms for dinner or supper parties.
Gentlemen visiting this convenient establish
ment will only be charged for what they may order
sc I2-2n w. II. HAY WARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24
L Ill. EINEORD'A

u. ENGLISH AM CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
On Eth, between Clay and Marshall SITS.
The exercises OF this School will be resumed on
MON DAY, Sept. Goth. The course of instruction
thorough, embracing every branch taught III
Schools of the highest grade, and every eXertlOn
is made to promote the rapid and accurate ad-
vancement of pupils.
Aided by experienced and competent assistants.
shall endeavor to merit continuance OF the Ii be
raj patronage OF the public.
For terms, &C., apply to J. H. BlNFORD,
Sc lin Corner 18th and Franklin SITS.