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New Links OF Union.


The Southern delegates to the late Conven-
ton of the Young Mems Christian A.socia-
lions of the United States at Troy, New York.
speak with great emphasis and fervor of the
cordial and whole-souled hospitality which
was extended 10 them in that city. A like
testimony in regardsso Southern hospitality
has been borne by the Northern military
benevolent and religious ASSOCIATIONS which
have met within our borders. The press OF
both sec tons has given full and earnest ex-
preston to these mutual sentiments of admi-
ration aud gratitude. The true character of
people can never be understood until they are
at their own homes. The interchange OF
vistations by religious and secular bodies OF
North and South, which has recently come in
10 vogue, will add new and powerful links to
our national union. There is no power in the
Constitution TO make disunion impossible
and no large standing army to enforce the pres
cryation of the Federal Constitution Its
great bulwark is the mutual good understands
ing of it's various sections. This has been sadly
damaged by misunderstanding and misrep-
Tesentations on both sides, owing hot TO any
conflict ofinterests, (for there is Il harmonious
diversity and no antagonism whatever in the I
pursuits and interests Of North and South.)
j
needed Il better acquaintance to dispel. This I
acquaintan has been brought about in the |
way we have indicated, and thus societies.
which have no connection whatever with pol /
tiles, and concerning some of which it may be .
truly said. My Kingdom is not of this
world, have done more to establish mutual |
harmony and thereby cement the bonds which
unite the various sections. than all the plans
Of the purest patriots and the devices of the
wisest Politicians have ever effected. The 9TH /
Regiment of New York has never tried its
splendid qualities upon battle field but. in
is visit 10 Virginia, it won n victory for the
: mon which throws into the shade the yul-
ar glory of battles. The knights Templar of
Richmond and Boston have consummated n
more beneffcent crusade than that which res
ned the Holy Land from the ha nds of the in
idels. And now we have the Christian As !
sociations, in the prosecution OF 4 purely re-
igions purpose, distillng the balm of Chris
ian hospitality and fraternal love upon the
wounds which sectional luminosity had open
'd, and binding together their members of
North and South in the charities of a spiritual
household, and in the citizenship of kingdom
which knows no geographical boundaries in
whose wide horizon men of all sections are !
mbraced, and heaven itself blended wi tn earth /
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fire-hfasical Notes-Reeaha.

NORFOLK, July 20th.
The residence of Mr.. T. G.. Broughton, edi-
tor of the Herald, came near being destroyed
by fire last evening. 1t appears that careless
servant set seyera! dresses on fire, which
very speedily blaZed out 10 an alarming ex-
tent. The alarm of fire was given. but several
gentlemen passing, rushed in and extlngulshed
The flames before they had gotten beyond con-
troll The only damage done, was the destfuc-
ton OF several valuable dresses. and the COM
petc alarm of the venerable editors interest,"
ing family.
An attempt was made last night TO fire the
Dinwiddie street NJ. l.. Church. The party
who committed the deed first committed bur-
glarv by breaking into the building; they then
kiudlcd q fire under the Stairwa<', which was
fortunately discovered by the Watchmen in
tine to prevent the destruction of the house
Efforts Will he made 10 detect the daring IN
cendiary.
An itinerant vender of organ music was
fined fot selling fruit without license, on
Saturday and officer Glenn dispa tched to col
lcct the fine: he could get no money on. OF the
durk-eved son of Italy, so lie levied on the or
gan The Italian subsequently came up.
opened the organ, took out one hundred and
eleven dollars and twenty-five cents, paid the
fine and went his way rejoicing.
regatta is spoken OF. 10 come OIL Soon at
Old Point. Several fast yachts are to enter
the lists among them The beautiful Breeze
belonging TO VIM. Allen, OF Clairmount, ON
James river. PERCUSSION.
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The HURRICANE ON THE MEXICAN COAST.
--During the recent storm the Mexican
coast, the English barque Robert went entirely
TO pieces. the captain and a small part OF the
crew only being saved. The brigantine Pefro-
nilla and schooner Felipe, also, are supposed
10 be lost, as nothing had been heard OF them
three days after. A lighter, moreover, con-
meeting with this latter vessel, and having NJ
teen men on board, was dashed 10 pieces, and
only eight OF the crew reached the shore and
that on piece of wreck, and in the most pitt
able condition. Among the lost, also, was one
ID. Alexandra Chao, weli-known citizen of
Tnspan. The storin Is called . hurricane, and
was as violent as ii was unexpected, the wind
nearly boxing the compass during its coniinu
ance. II came from the southwest but only
reached its greatest violence when the wind
veered TO the east. It's track seems to have lain
a,reciiy over the town and bay of Tuspan.--
houses and trees We're blown down, boats nm.
sel IN great numbers, and many lives lost he.
s ,ss those oI the crews before mentioned =
ne Inc hurricane took place at night, and The
,,r,',I anu pay Were full of boats laden with
the Tuspan marker, ''""''s' TOT
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pLOWS,.- I,iyingstou PIOWS, Nos /, "a, 8,

BLOWS. LIVINGSTON PIOWS, Nos. /, ~, 3,
L 4, right hand Cast Points. c.,
Livingston PLOWS, Nos. 4, 5, 6, Inland, Cast
Livinsston's Imp. PI4ows, Nos. ., 90, 3. left
nl Minor Hortons Flows Nos IS, 1874 1914, 30
Wiie y ( Goncllin's pLows, Nos. 5, 4, 81, Ga.
Rioh g. i rop f Beam pLows Nos F., H. and
Davis 4 Mccormiek's ow-cAsTINGS for
the above Flows a WI P z hsne SON CO.
ely Of Riehnond and its vicinity. viii I please as
take notice that caution them to pay no bills to NJ
GKEAHAM, formerly in my employ as driver. up
would feel thankful ii all NV customers who
owe me money throu IN NJ GREAHAM would SET
tie with my driver, MIR. Z. F. MURPHY, who is on
also take this method of returning INV sincere
THANKS TO my customers who have patronized me-
sa na nope always to merit eSSntHuspss Fl the
1e7St Successor 10 Nj. Mccormack
NOIit The undersigned, having qualified in
county Court Of Henrico county rs admins
rolor; iatc oil sad county, hereby notifies ali nep
sons hafns claims asainst said estate 10 nresant
sh IN guy authenticated to him for settlement; and
Al persons indebted to said estate TO make i,,,,na
p;a,.n., TIMOTHY KERsE, Port Mayo.
,.o"a' 'u, - ia'' jy2s-3tt
L bAy.HTSs rc ass ka, Fei hEA u sATUR-
az ae % !, FOR freight, apply to WM pcoX.
=. - -- AT the Shed, Dock st.
WHEAT FANS. -Montgomcr,,s Rockaw,.
" s1 MAT FANS WIZ saaf r PsI '; SOW 30
GERMAN = ,in a. and DOMESTIC ,CTGARs.-
close 0'an's e. VIZ w Ct SS psSss t to
sale +, l'"'''s1 Lm' sR 4 gs'Hs a''sf CO. For
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New Publications,

"CoHat Robert Of Paris, by Sir WAITE.
SCOTT. This is PETRgsoy's cham aditio,, 80,
the "aVeriy Novels. For sale BY g. NJ WEST
btackwood'S 3lasaa inc for July has been laid
on our liable by the Richmond agent, Mr..
WooDHoUsE
Temper, Novel; by Miss MAERYArT.m
Inc a"ihor Is daughter OF Capt. MARRYATT.
Inc writer Of the best stories of the sea that
ever came from an English pen. For sale by
j. w. RANDOLPH.
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MILITARY.
:, HEADERS lsT RECT VA. VOLS.,(
81 RICHMOND, July 9th, 1889 {
"a Orders No. IL.

II HEADERS lsT REG T VA. VOI.S,{
81 RICHMOND, July 9th, 1889.
III l. The System of Tactics for Light Infantry
- and RIHemen prepared under the direction of
ne VIM Harde 81 y The CaNarv Of tbe
States. will hereafter be adopted by the Comma nd
ants of Companies of this Regiment Tor the in
II. This Reg ment will i'll future he exercised
and manpuvred according to the principles and
rules of the System OF Tactics aforesaid except in
Ill, COMMANDMENTS of Infantry Companies will
that their Computes are thoroughly drilled ac-
IL. Captain WIN MuxroRp having been grant
ed leave OF absence, Lieutenant VIM. l.. MAULE,
COMMANDING Company +, is hereby appointed
Aetna Adiutant. He viii lie respected and obeyed
2s"5t WI MiG'NFoRD. Adiutant.
T. GRAYS. ATTENTI0N.--Attend a special
COMPANY M e r and DRILL; at Military
Eprompiiy It is very desirable. and expected er1i
- hat every AcTivE MEMBER will be present.
y ? sat capt h J. + ROGERS, LIST serst
& regular meeting this tTH TUESDAY, evenin., at
W by order Of the Captain.
iy sit F. ". HAGEMEYER. o. s.
IA HDQ'RS c. l.. DRAGOONs,t
en- July 9th. 1859,
lr-& Yon are hereby notified that there will
b n fARA i OF The oIr3op at Court
sons who may desire to become members will have
ample time to INFORM themselves between this
and next sarade.
Members will assemble promptly at 10 O'Clock
BY order of Capt. II. ". Cox.
jy Eft W H. BRANDER In q :
GRAYS. ATTENT!ON.-Parade in front
a. the Custom House, on THURSDAY evening
Eanext at o lock. promptly IN undress uniforms
II ana cross belts. 1t Is very desirable and ur-
~ Sently requested, that every member viii so ar
ran &c as 10 he present.
by order OF Capt. ELLIOTT.
JyH-2t INO. I. ROGERS. LIST Serg't.
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HsL1xD--Ws understand that . young man
- ths employ Of Mr.. 8. X. Ilandrum, painter.
fill Mosn > scAaoid, on which he was at play In
the aoantry, last Sunday, and broke his meek
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. tVA.,) JULY n, 1859.
High Water this day lIhnrsdayl ~ o'clock.


ARRIVED.
sehr. b. B. Bean, Merrill, Rockland. lime, L..
Libby.
Sehr. Mary Ann Guest, Barrett, Philadelphia,
coal r. @. Haskns.
schr, Eliza Hnmilton, Vahcleef, Albany, lumber,
Whitlock & Son, go
schr Henry Read. Passwater. Chckahominy
River, humber, r. w. Lark. NV
Soop Sophie. Coleman, Petersburg, corn, war
wick & Barksdale.
SAILED,
Schr Danvilla. Chester. New York, mdz
Schr. Cornelius. Brindley, down the river, lleht
Schr. Tunis Depcw, Edmonds. down the RIVER
light. nh.
Schr Pearl. I.ank. down the river. hight.
Scbr Ben Vaudiver. Holmes. below. for wheat
CLEARED,
Julv d; barque Alfred Lennout. Anderson, for
Bremen. tobacco and stems. by Chas. Palmer.
ny TELEGRAPH. -
NORFOLK July GARD. ship Highland Chief, q
DAYS from Cardiff. with railroad IRON
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III The Charleston Courier is informed that
The renegade HINTON Rowan HELPER,
whose miserable hotch-potch, entitled .'The
impending Crisis is made a textbook for
Missionary Abolitionism, begun his career in
authorship pro-slavery writer, and was
converted when he found that the South could
not pay his price for such defence as he could
make.
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~ ERKiiN1f CO ca
Rich silk ROBES at cnst
s ,;s.. sil RobEa F :. :, s S., such :. .o
'''s = 4 rs r. ii. ss sss,s 81: 50
fr,nsed BEREGEs at ~. and M cts. worth
ssss: # g. ACC mark
ed ge ,snih sGm T f 4 fsnss .hn. worth . q.
Best English and American fhiNIs al ~ eta
French Worked COLI. AIRS ana Sets
Rsa, T Ta dasf P Pom s
Piape and Linen COLLARS and setts-ail at
very p prstss oReANDrEs, marked down from
9 ( Rich i Ss orrandie ROBES, down to half price
Black Silk and Lace MANTILLAs
Berege Shawls. Cloth Rnglans and Busters, at
Is cents sa "'''' ''''A' y 'A'' PERKINs. & co.
jy Slot lA Eagle Square.
ma Tin Foil. OF every Thickness and Size.
suitable for tohaeconsts and druggists and Dol
Also Metallic CAPSULES Metnl rolled e nrde ,
facturer Of the above namet metals. am prepared
to sm quantity fft # ' FosfGR Is Pearl St.
Rave call particular, attention ie to. to cur ,t
auction shlc Of various STOCkS, to- TAKE piaec III
jy 23-lt =. W. fChOEl'I y -
rs. Auction sales, Thisa Dny.-Groeeries'
& s. set zee a'e'"n 6. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts
ma Notice !-.Defer not until fo-m9rro"
What can he done today INsUREt INSURE. II,
Provide for the ers the seSf VIII Eve sm1anee
ynan Whits Persons special or limited term.
Siars Insurance for one month, one year. or hve
E;rs Tn syrours.-Every description OF Property
in T,oirn or ConRtry!!! All effected upon hdefaf
and satisfactory trims to the tnsnrsd
cd-Tapltal over $500 coo. - ~
For AL K1Nts of Insurance-Ltfe. Etre or M !,
y;,e apnly Mt the General INSURANCE Once on Pear
street. next 10 E. D. Eacho, and just below Ex-
change Hotel. 80,
Va A., C. r. BROKEN,
Gen lns. Agent and Medical Examiner.
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N HDQ' RS e. L. DRAGOONS,}
N@ July 9th, 1859,
1AXsD Order No. j.
esh 7: $. MAIL sTEAsIsHIP

& N 81 ST.
lGays here on FRIDAY, the 18th of July. at elk
Passengers are requested to be on board in good
Tickets and berths secured at Office, opposite
Passage to New York. state room included, only
S. Meals extra; Steerase passaTe only 80.
e NSrps sRms s az ps me rver p s,p
New York and back, available by any of the steam
unLil the LIST October. issued for SIS, including
Freight received during. the day, (FRIpAY,) up
to the hour Of o'clock T. NJ, unless sniciency rs
Consisnees are requested to send for their goods
Freight taken for Boston will be forwarded di-
G dfspy I,,' Il liz Sal LUDTAM WATSON
liza CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-
EafIWARE, At REDICED PRICES.-It is
EESEG our purpose the first of January next, to
q .kk remove TO one OF the new IRON front ware
houses on Governor street, now being built, and
sna sa 'h sdqes s G pre-
ed to the sales OF City and Country Merchants.
which win be sold at the cost OF Importation, to
GEO J. SUMNER & CO.,
jy 2s-lm No. 20 Pearl street
- HANOVER LAND FOR sALE.--I Of
tie FARM, containing 1861 acres just 81
nation of the Mechanicsve Turnpike, lying be-
tween and ioInin. the lands of John s. Chesterman.
Miss b. J. Tlmberake and others, IN an excellent
neighborhood. Most of 1t stands in its original
growth, heavily tinlbered. and = acres nearly
cleared, well adapted tn any crop: has a new r,Yo
story DIV El,LlNG, with basement. wing and ne
cessary out-honses, excellent sprins water yonnr
orchards &C., &c. 'ie
jy 2s-w4t' L. NJ. NUNNALLY.
81 FOR SALE PREyATELY-several new
FRhM aT1g SsnEsMltRRsNtTay 1pt BRICK and
comfort, they arc well ARRANGED and located as
they are IN the most hourishing and respectable
ne. MOOD. with good water, &C., &C. being
within nileen minutes walk to the centre of busi-
Afs sSsr .nen desirable as retired homes
ADJOINING The aforesaid property. Apply 10
:, &c +. u. EACH0. Pearl street.
- In Near Exchange Place.
81 FOR RENT-A HOUSE and lot in rear of
ss44ais nioh station Church, ON Union Hill. The
mousse has inur rooms and kitchen and a well If
fooe water III the yard. For terms, apply at the
h &c ~ q, ana Danviile Car Shop, to
o., FOR RENT.-A No. ! ROOM for rent
1I::a over johnson K Harwood' store No. II Main
Iy .s-st - Johnson 4 HARDWOOD.
cSeu& / HAVE FOR SAI.EA FINE
~ MICH cow and CALF. For terms,
!. .eappls at m, residence, q foundry;
~ zo--at :. u. pENOON.
Ej MISSES, HEELED SLIPPERS,
very handsome, at No. ~ MAN street,
slsn Of the Big Boot. VIM. WALSH.
a LADIES, MOROCCO SLIPPERS,
: very hne, at oniy 81; Gns Msrocca Ties
- MlSSEA' PIiMP-SOLED HE'LL
g.. NJ ED BooTs,af No. IS Main street. sien Of
inc Dig Boot. WM. WALSH.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIcATE.-The under
signed sworn Commissioners TO supeTlntend the
drawlns OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
numbers and prizes they were drawn BY us this
day, July sd. 1889. at Augusta, Ga.
f. +: 5. BBHHGG bs Sworn com's.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
LEWIS LEVY. P.
ExPLANATIoN.-The left hand row in each of the
above columns contain the numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
number is the prize which the number entitled to-
II your number is not in the list and does not end
in l. your ticket is a blank.
All tickets where the number ends in ] are en-
titled to $50 IN addition 10 any other prize which
the above drawing may entltle it to. Half, quarter
and eighth tickets draw their proportional part.
draw over the $50 prizes Halves, quarters aud
eIghths IN proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned Ia
this ONCE lar cash re-investInent. Tickets that
have not drawn prizes need not be returned.
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%, THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
81 pow Err
pRIN TING Q T. r. I { f.,
Garner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond,
FfrgiHId.
This Establishment. theiny the most complete
Printery IN the South. both as regards Tyres, Or,
na,nents &C.. and the latest and most approved
MACHINE Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
spy HOOK ANDJOB PRINTING,
SUCH AS
pAMpHI FITS CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING. CHECKS, &c,
As WELL
POSTERS. PROGRAMMES g. HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks.
Pablo Offices Insurance, Railroad, and Transpor-
tatlon Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c,
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines. for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels. &C., are capable of turn
ns off 1900 Impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice.
~ Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
of speed.
ms Printing, in various coored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the hir hest style of the art
In this branch OF the business, the propretoIs can
safely challenge competition.
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jy 3-6t' Franklin street. Richmnnd. Va.

EENE CUTLERS-FROM rESSRS. JOS,
l. RODGERS Il s0NS.-The Subscribers have
Inst opeped s9ek Of ine and beautiful Pea and
rocket hNl' rs, Erasers, Scissors. Razors and
Razor Straps, from Messrs. Jos. Rodgers & Sons
Sheffield
Persons desiring good articles Of either Of the
above, and lar @ assortment To select FROM can
be accommodated AT enc Bookstore of
jy 21-3t las WDnDItOIrSE L "a
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~ Essential Gil OF TOnqua Bpan.-.The
very best favorng for Tobacco. For sale BY
EDWARD T. FINCH, Anal. Chem.
jy 25-1w* Main ST., corner 10TH
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~ Chemical Laboratory, for the Practi.
cATs ANALYSIS OF MINERALS, DRUGS, MA

EUW u T. FINCH, AnaIyf lcaI IheIIilSt.
Main street. cor. 10th. Richmond, Va.
REFEREScEs--Prof; Jas. C. Booth L. s.. Mint,
Phadelrl!a; P5of, 3 PRRrysar Raa.lGG5ph Ns %
Rev Tiberias Gracious Jones. Norfolk; Meade (
Baker; Adie & GRAY; Jas. B. TAYLOR. D. D., Ro,
Ryland, d. D., President Richmond College.
jy 25-Im+
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s--...-r.7, NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
81 Stockholders of the Tuckahoe and James
River Railroad Company will be held Mt the Office
of DUNLOP, MoYCURE X Co., on SATURDAY, the
30th lnsuont, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
jy lS-dtd g. W. ROYSTER, Sec'y.
x 49, NOTICE. "A meeting of the Stock
s9~SGa holders of the '.Westham Road Compa-
NY" viii be held at the Office OF A. d. WILLIAMS
on SATURDAY, ;loth day of July. at 9oclock, a.
NJ. Pursuant to the requirements of the 18th sec
ton OF chapter 81, of the Code of Virginia.
IL I6-td
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NA The Southern Savings Bank receives
deposits which interest is paid at the rate
of six per cent. per annum. if remaining on de-
post six months, and FIVE per cent. for shorter
periods.
OFFIcRs-Joel B. Watkins of Watkins 4 Flick
LEM. President; p B. Price, Treasurer; w. A.
Jenkins. Secretary.
DIRECToRs.-J. B. Watkins, George I. Herring.
P. T. Moore, R. C. Howe. John +. Regnault p. b.
Price, W. a. Jenkins, VIM. Ira Smith, J. B. Fer
guson, Jr.
Office at ?. B. Price's Office, next door below
Kent, Paine Co., Main st. jy 22-dlm
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The undersigned has this day purchased of
HARDY PYLE his entire interest liz the stock and
accounts Of NULL. X PYLE; and will continue
the PAINTING BUSINESS in all it's branches
nothing shall he left undone to mort anu secure
not only their patronage, but that of the public
generally. OSCAR o. MILL
July q. 1859. ~ 2S-Its
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DUNAWAY-F1VE CENTS REwARD.-Left
~ the subscribers, on Friday morning last the 2esi
inst, our apprentice boy, HEZEKfAH BROOKS.
He Is about Is or 10 years of axe: dark complicated
The said boy has been with us y bout two wears and
has two years yet 20 STAY. We forwarn ali persons
from employ ing the said boy as we intend TO en-
force the law against all who may employ him, We
have no doubt that he is lurktng in the neigbbor-
hood OF Stephensriile, IN the county Of Kins
Queen. We will give The above re ward for his ap~
prehensian and retarln TO our shop,
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(NTY SCAyENGER.-Tha undersigned re-
~ specttully informs the citizens of Richmond
that he Is prepared to clean out houses sinks,
and other places of deposit and ouSly limo
them, on the most reasonable terms, and in
ner not in the least offensive to tho premises
which he may work. His wagon rs SO constructed
as to be and water tight
Letter boxes may be found in the Mayors office,
and at the drug store OF MI!lspaugh K Johnston,
door from corner 18th aud Main streets and all
orders left in them will be promptly attended To.
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WE WOULD CALL the attention of the pub-
W lle to the following Lot Of cheap Goods which
street. They are all well worthy the notice OF
those having Dry Goods to purcharse Good I'm
bieacbed Cotton. 80 inches wide, Mt So cents would
he cheap at 10 cents; Cambria Bands at IS cents,
worth 50 cents; Lawns at So cents per yard India
Rubber Long Combs at l2.a ceEts, worth IS cents
nice Embroidered Swiss Muslin Collars at Is cents
worth 375s and 80 cts; excellent Huckahack Linen
Towels ut S1t0 per DOZEN worth SL75 and So;
Twiled Linen Togles ut 10 cts great bargains in
Berege Robes; kne Linen Hdkfs. at l2is cents,
worth lss4 cents. The above Goods are as cheap
as they are represented and certainly be foand
ut the above mentioned place.
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EUTTER DEPOT-I65 BROAD STREET.
- The subscriber has opened BUTTER, LARD
and CHEESE DEPOT, where families can always
ind No. article of Goshen Butter, as hard and
firm rs in winter.
Retailers can get Butter here rs cheap, by the
hrkin, MS AT any other house ia the city.
John A. POSTER,
~ H-gtr Agent for Vim. H. Shields.