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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

VESSEL BURNT.-The Spanish brig Fl, Cap
tain Juan Ignacio Bastenecha, which sailed
from New Orleans on the 18th of June, with
cargo of $50 bales of cotton and slaves. for San
Sebastian. Spain, was on the lSt of July, in
lat isle long. 50, discovered to be on fire. The
captain and crew remained on board Tor TWO
DAYS. pndeavoring TO eXtinguish the tire, and
to build RATS and launch boats, to save what
articles they could but it was impossible for
them to save anything; they left the vessel
burnt to the waters edge and she sunk before
they We're out OF sight. They were IN a row
boat, which capszed, but all being abe 10
swim. they righted her and arrived on the
coast of Florida all safe. After walking two
days they arrived at Enterprise, Fla.
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FOREST HoTELI,,,,,or o, roon

This House is open for the reception and en-
tertainment of the travelling public. Persons go
ing to the Rock Alum. Bath Alum, Warm, Hot and
Healing Springs get OFF the cars Mt this point and
stage II to the above places. Those who are desi-
rous of avoiding night travel on stages, can do SO
by stopping with us until the next morning, when
they can he accommodated with HACKS to any
point they may wish to 90. share Of the public pa
tronage is respectfully solicited by the proprletors
lie 22-dtAuIs CACTHORN Il WARE.
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GREAT SALAR9.-The Hon. Delazon Smith.
ex-senator from Oregon, has been dropped by
the Legislature of that precocious State. Del
azon sporied the Senatorial robes Just seven
teen days, for which yaIuab bic services he pock-
etcd the compensation of $1,000, OF which
5000 was for mileage
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MILITARY.-1t is rumored, says the Boston
Traveller, that should Lieutenant General
Scott accept the invitation TO be present at the
State Military Encampment at Concord, Mass.
he Will be accompanied by the celebrated
Seventh regiment OF New York city as "A body
guard
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SrpoKE.-Mrs Martha Taylor, aged ninety
fnur wears. living in the family of her son,
Daniel Taylor, of Fitchburg, Mass, while re-
turning from field where she had been to
rather some berries, on Tuesday last, was
overcome by the heat, and died on the way
Her lifeless body was found by the roadside
near the house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

TIE SUNDAY CAR QUEsTIoS.-The Mayor
of Philadelphia, on Sunday, forbade the run
ming of the passenger railroad cars through
the streets of that city Two cars were started
on the Green and Coates Street Railroad, but
the drivers and conductors Were arrested, and
the company gave up the attempt. The qnes-
ton of the propriety Of running the cars Is
disru.sed with much animation by both the
press and the pulpit. Four sermons We're de-
fiycred on Sunday, in each of which the desc
Grafton Of the day was strongly denounced
The advocates OF Sunday travel say that If the
cars are prevented from running, private car
riaCeS ought also to be stopped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

COOP EXAMPLR.-Veny Rigly, from Macon
Ga. in the employment OF the Havana Rail
road Company, has been sentenced, IN Cuosi
TO 500 fine and "a days imprisonment, lor =
train running eff and injuring brakeman
through his neglect to repair the ROAD.
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AARON BURR.--A marble smart recently
o,an,ad over the remains of Aaron Burr, in
the graveyard in Princeton, New Jersey, has
been mutilated and broken by some persons
unknown. The shaft was erected by stealth,
no one knowing who put it there.
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last five years

We see D, these hgurNs that IHe W.T. "HU "0" TO, -
this country during period of hostlliues abs"foe"
the whole of the ordinary income of the state
The following statement gives the actual proper
ton which the military and naval expenditure ana
public debt bear to the total ordinary income OF "
country IN each of the above years
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Notice is hereby given To the defendants, who are
non residents OF the State of Virginia, and who
are unknown, that on Monday, the 18th day OF An
gust 1889, mt the office of Andrew Johnston, sttor-
ney at law, IN Rlchmond Vsrginia. between the
hours Of O'Clock, 4. NJ, aud clock, L. NJ, We
shall proceed take the dispositions of William H.
Peasants, John y. Van Lew. l.. Il. Sweeney. Jo-
seph Johnston, and others, to be read N evidence
for IN tine hearing of said cause; aud H. from any
cause, the taking Of such dispositions be not
menced. or being commenced shall not be eons-
pleted, that day, the taking of the will be
adjourned from time to time until Completed.
JOSEPH q. METTERF. aud others. Plt'hs,
by their counsel. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
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DRINKING IN CALIFoRSLA.--In the last six
years, there were l5,00o,UO0 gallons of liquor.
and 5,0OO,000 gallons of Wine imported into
California and nearly all that time, there have
been distilleries aud sii breweries at work in
the State
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LAND SALE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA-Wm.
A. Harrison, ESD. of Harrison county, Va.
recently sold to farmers of that county 3.5G}
acres of wood land, situated on the out border
of the county, for Sa3,3Oi, upon terms equal
n cash
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NEW IpEA.-At camp meeting near Bos.
ton, the choices OF position for tents were sold
at auction, and yielded four hundred dollars.
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Nirgmoan qispatrh.
MORNING. July %. 1889
Dispatch for the Springs.

Persons Waiting the various watering p''e,e
can have the D,spatcA sent 70 them any iene.A
of time they may desire, by leaving di'fc.."s
at the counting room. 1t will be ior
bv the earliest mails. and embrace all tue 'e~'
40 the latezt hour
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In the present British Parliament there are
sixty three members who are more than sixty
years Old.
There wsra lea deaths in Baltimore last
week,
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BARGAINS.
1859.

1919. CHEAP FOR CASH. 1909.
If you want bargains in LADIES DRESS GOODS,
call at the store of
JN0. l.. ! VI | L II Il r,
You may rest assured of getting them. He IL sell
ing them for nearly one hall the former prices viz;
LAWNS, BERAGES.
ORGANDIES, MUSLINS,
CHALLIES, &c, &c.
A large lot Of LAWNS, Just received at ga cents
4 yard warranted fast coiorS.
Also. a fine assortment OF STAPLE GOODS, usu-
ally kept in the DRY GOODS line
Al OF which will he sold Mt a small advance
the cost, being determined To close out as near
possible by the LIST of September.
Call and see, and examine Tor yourself, at M.
Main street. JN0. l.. SMlTHER.
ll--Im
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BOARDING.

observation-disclosures board and lodging inGy
- be had at Mrs. JQIlNSTQN'sb boa rting house,
tower J. w. Nipes commission store. 4 few doors
below the st. Charles, Main ST. by four or FIVE gem
tlemen and also ten or fifteen rs day boaTders can
be Comfortably nteTtalned. iN Is-Iwt
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e..n. Sru1xARY-Th substitution

Turo1ocIcAI SEMINARY.-The subscription
to the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at
CharlottesyiIle. Va under the direction OF
the United synod already reaches Ty1,ooo;
II is tn he Increased to Si00,00O. The United
Svnod represents that portion of the New
School Presbyterian Church which separated
from the main body at the General Assembly
in Cleveland n year OF two ago
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ms Still Another Cure of Dyspepsia. Pal.
PlTATION AND FLUTTERING OF ~ II h

wAsMrNGroS, Fayetta co.. ohio,l
June e. 1859. (
aIessrs Moytt,asr & Mo,cbray-Dear SiIs: take
this method to say to YOU and the publlc that
have tried HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TJTRE in case Of Dyspepsia, and have never. IN
twenty wears. found any medicine to equal 1t. was
so badly afflicted that had To quit work by reason
of Papitation and Flniterng of the Heart. one
hottie Of the TINCTCRE perfectly relieved me-
Yours, with respect.
JACOB SLOWER.
RheumatIsm Serofnla &c. As a restorative and
invigoratnr it has been highly re commended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves ana
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.17Ths Ilnctnre
will be found great medicine for all their diseases
nA Cali and get Pamphlets and see cures;
Sod hy PURCELL, lIApD Co. R1chmona;
by Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by ali the Rrngg
RRAY. Baltimore. and by Druggists and, shop
KEEPERS every where. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles
SIS. Jt W." -u' ~"
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IN HANOVER CIRCUIT CoURT-THURs

George ". Grctter and VIM, Brent, merchantsl
and partners, trading under the firm and =
style of Grettcr X Brent and James I. Bull :
ler and John 7. Butler, merchants and part :
ners, trading under the name and style of :
James I. Butler and Company, who Sue for ;
themselves. and any other creditors 6f Viii !
liam c. Smith who may he entitled to partici- Z
pate in the benefit OF this suit, and who will :
contribute their proper proportion of the costs :
thereof. filns =
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TIVE South AMERICAN WAR.-By way of
England, we have news from South America.
dated BuenOs Ayrcs the 2Sth, and Montevideo
the3 of May: Rio Janeiro the sth, Bahia the
18th. and Pernambuco the nth of June
Buenos Ayres was making active military pre-
para tions TO resist the Argentine Confedera-
ton in the coming war. 1t was said that the
Ministers of the United States and England
would interfere strenuously TO prevent blood
she'd Trade was much depressed in Buenos
Ayrcs, but a fair business was done in the
other States.
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NAPOLEON IN HIS UNCLE's Room AT BREscIA
letter from Brescia says:

Napoleon l., when here. honored the resi-
dence of the Fenarolli family with his pres
ence. He slept one night in the palace where
his successor has Just been, after the lapse OF
half n century, under similar circumstances,
pursuing with the same success the source OF
his victories. At the palace, the room where
Napoleon l. slept has been relgiously pre-
served exactly as he left it. The bed, toilet
table. and the writing table, in a closet adioin-
ing remain in the same state--in the same dis
order Napoleon III, Joining in this feeling
of respect, refused to occupy the apartment
where his nncleshGd slept, and selected room
adjoining.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES committeeof this body
has reported in favor OF locating the Ceitfai
Committee at Richmond, Va, TO be constituted
of The following persons: DIR. VIM. T. Palmer,
J. Il. Watkins, VIM. p Munford, VIM Wills
Jr., and Philip b. Price A slight touch Oh dls,
cord was felt Saturday, by the withdrawal
from the body of Rev. Mr.. Langdon, who Of
tered \ set of resolutions which We're rejected.
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,THE ARLINGTON HOUSE,

CORNER or MAIN AND 9TH STREETS.
The proprietor will be happy to- accommodate
travellers, The house, for situation and eomfort,s
not exceled by any IN this city. Some large, airy
rooms, suitable Tor families, and also single rooms.
iy l2-Ttt
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The receipts OF the American Colonization
Society, for the mouth ending the 2Dtb nit.
amounted ~ SGD, 1850
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i rRaGHEhD STREET

DANvILLE. VIRGINIA;
With new furniture and newly repaired, we as
sure visitors that efforts will I've spared To promote
their comfort. and we respectfully solicit trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnihnsses will always I've iE
readiness to carry passengers to and from the
Depot. a. q. w ALIERS,(
j. NJ. WALKER, ) proprietors
elI-lyd w. It. 81 MhONS.N
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TIE ATTACK ON THE PERKINS FAMILY
We learn that the accounts copied yesterday
from the English papers, concerning the Per
kins family. We're not complete. MIR. Edward
\ Perkins came forward and addressed the
soldiers i'll Italian, asking if there Were none
among them who had mothers or sisters. One
man OF the motley crew of the Pope stepped
forward and said, u have mother and a sis
ter and l Will die to protect you" lie con-
cpaled them and staid by them. MI Perkins
has we learn, purchased his liberation from
The Papal army. and secured him good posi-
tion.-BoSton Transcript.
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EXCURSION rIctErs

- -. - Arb Htympp1T1S,
RIcHMoNb AND pRTERsBufi3 RArY4bAD.
popular places OF resort in summer arfangeusrts
have been made With the Norfolk and Pstsrs.aife
tickets between Richmond and Norfolk Old PoIhstt
and HAMPTON at the following rateB:
!" /" Children. over I've and under twelve 900
years OF age OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Colored persons in ssrYarts' car .. ~
Also; Rs.afa Titkefs, good for Gffeen days. at the
following rates: $50
Fare for White persons. Observation-Disclosures o
- Z" Children over FIVE, and under twelve
years Of age. !. ......'.'.......',..,. BIS
Coiored persons IN servants car. go. BIS
Passengers viii leave Richmond in the Express
Train, which starts nj AS A. NJ, and reach fJid
Point and Hampton in time for early dinner. Re
turning, they will arrive in Richmond az 625 r. NJ
For tickets or farther information, apply Mt the
Office of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company. TH0S. III. WYNNE.
jy I-dtz5A Superintendent
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EUTAW HOUSE,

SEEA BALTIMORE.
lt.N(1 FARE REDUCED
The charge PER DAY at this splendid FIRST
CLASS HOTEL, is
GentIenen's Ordinary, perday ...... $500
Ladies' do do, 2s0
jy lI-5w+ JOHN CARROLL. Proprietor,
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correspondent from the Warm Springs an
nounces the sudden death there, on SAUNA
night of Mr.. G. l.. FnANcIaco, h'''.
Bath county aged seventy-eight years. -.
y was n most es,fYable citizen. He hiie' .'e
office of Clerk of Bath County Court io' a,ohs
nor;od Of his life. He was an unpre'eio,ns'
.r,,. hearted gentleman. one ofthe mostWoi'n
If TINT remarkable fraternity OF men, Jug
County Court Clerks, under tue VI"
ton of Virginia; some OF whom w "'"' go
some vet live They were men VINO "eio "''no
DISTINGUISHED for their ofeih ih'esii's' '"o'
intelligence. and their polite ana eeh.ie'hi'hiy
manners They were admirapie patterns Vi
va, he,r;,y in their characters and HE the
:, ari,s of that true nobility which comes from
,,o,r,a eaucation and pursuit, and which the
,;,,o erop, royal hands cannot confer. Mr..
.~,l,,sco maintained Il remarkable degree of
,.ieor and activity to the day of his death.
r,,r NATIONAL WASHINGTON MONUMENT
From the following paragraph which ap-
,,o,red in the Washington Star of yesterday
a,.on,nc there seems to be CLEAN of hope that
,,,,, ,Inon the National Monument will short
" be resumed
or was understood that this morning an at
topont would be made to reach the to of the
monument shaft, in order to make the neces-
~ary arrangements for q speedy resumption OF
the work 1t was intended that a rigger should
ascend by means of the rope suspended from
fhc beams at the top but upon an inspection
of the rope and condition above, Lieut.. Ives
denounced the undertaking as unsafe. and the
plan was abandoned, and another Will he de-
yi.ed less dangerous to those employed in eX-
ecuting it. The shaft at present, is la feet IN
height from the ground"
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yeinu BOTETOURT COUNTY, VI.
These SPRINGS, sometimes called DIBRELLs
SpRIIGS" will be open for the reception of vlsi
tors by the lst of July. The proprietors, having
the qualification to know that they have given sa-
tisfacjon heretofore to their visitors, iatter them
selves that their future labors will ensure full
portion of the public patronage.
BOARD. per day. ..--....-.-..... II %
Board, per week. 80. go. 10 20
Board per hotel month, Us days.l--. - 90
iN 2N-2m JNO. +. SHI f.lIUS ~ ".
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NIISN pEGRAM'S
CAsI'L w. HARDWOOD.

- Successor to VIM. RITTER,
Governor street, Richmond.
have now on hand the largest and most extern
sive stock of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
that has been offered to the public for many years
The GOODS are of the latest and most fashionable
styles, and made of seasoned timber and by the
best workinen. All in want of articles in my line,
will do well to examine my stock before buying.
SOFAS, CHAIRS,
TETE-A-TETES, MATTRESSES.
WARDROBES, PARLOR FURNITURE,
BUREAUS, LOUNGES.
TABLES. CHA NJ B L. 4 FURNI-
WASHSTANDs, TUkE,
BEDSfEApS. HAT RACKS,
SIDE BOARDS, SPRINti BEDS.
BOOK CASES, EXTENSION TABLES,
LOOkING-GI,ASSES. ETEGERES.
cor r A T. FCRNT ROCKING CHAIRS,
TURE, CRIBS, CRADLES, &c,,
With Il great variety Of other articles
iy Jg-lmIiS
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wa .Nannie BeIl'' atAnction. Particular
trostinr mare, s'sNANNIE BELL" which takes
,,ace nj az O'Clock, II. NJ, at the Rehlnond Irof-
~ gao r % TIIOS. w. kEESEE,
'i ;v ~ ) ~ Auctoneer.
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ma leave net that TO Chance which Fore.
s,snT MIpirT PRovrpE For. OR CARE PREVENT!
INSERE!!
Insure your 0Ea LIE. goW Snfesa o'W
Houses and all Properfg
remedy of to- morrow Is roo LATE for the evil
For al kinds of INSURANCE upon safe, easy
and satisfactory terms. apply ut the General lns,,
rance Agency, on Pearl street, next door TO Il. H.
'' Two ao Of the BEST COMPANIES represented.
e"P''"'' c. r. BRIcKEN, NJ. D.,
Gen'l Insurance Agent and Medical Examiner
IL 1g-3t
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In this cause. among other things, by the decree
pronounced therein the 18th March, 1879, 1t was
ordered as follows: And the Court doth refer this
cause to one of the Commissioners of this Court,
with directions 10 enquire, ascertain and report 70
the Court the judgments agnlnst William =. Smith,
which are liens upon til" sad tracts OF land TN the
proceedings meutloHed,l with the names at the
parties thereto and the dates and amounts of tho
respective Jud gments, and the order IN which they
are liens. And IN order III enable the Commis,
snner To execute this decree. he is hereby directed
to publish notice. requiring the Judgment creditors
of William G. Smith tn file evidence OF their claims
etore him. and also notice OF the time and place
OF executing this order. awePk for four weeks.
in of the newspapers published m the city OF
Richmond. which publication shall I've IN lieu OF
personal notice to the parties to this suit"
The parties interested IN the above order are
hereby notified Ia appear at Hanover Court House
on the LIST day 81 August, 1859, with proper evidence,
To enable the Commissioner Ia execute said order.
jS6-lawiw Gil. NORRIS, CoE'r.
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The undersigned have this day purchased of J.
ID. GOODMAN his entire interest in the stock and
tinue the CLOTHING BUSINESS, at the stand
recently occupied by ]. D. ioodman Il Co. They
the patrons of the old concern that nothing
shall be left undone that may please them; and they
hope, by strict and prompt attention to business to
merit and secure, not only their PATRONAGE, but
that of the public generally. J. II. SIMPSON,
July 18th, 1859. III. T. MILLER
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- - n
spEcIA NOTICE.

~, r. xau want ! beautiful Likeness. e. -
nffTE's GALLERY corner above the R0st- Once. ~
osbarne's old stand. Having lateiy engased sn NE
Tinted States am making nothing bit the very
hest nictures at prices from 70 cents tn SO
Jy a9-NN L. HENh1 pohI' 1'.'i'''
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MILITARY.

AZ RICHMOND FAYETTE AkTiiI-
IVA LERY will attend meeting III Your Com
tT6Ytpamy, at Market Hall, on WEDNESDAY
0sS4B evening, July goth, at Q clock, L. NJ Pune
tual attendance required. BY order oil
Cor. K. NJ. MIMM0, CONG.
THos J. WHITE, Sec'y. Jy 20-Itf
:, GRAYS. ATTENTION. !.-Parade, in front
a of the Custou-House, on TIL ltSDA9 EVEN
"a ING next. at O'Clock, IN undress UNIFORM
Nt Ii is much TO be desired that every member
- should so arrange as To tie present.
BY order Captain ELLIOTT.
jy 1-2t JOHN T. ROGERS. Orderly.
>, GRAYS. ATTENTI0N.-Attend drills at
Military Hall this (N0NDAYl night; also, ON
"a "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY nights next, az s
Nto'clock.
- kNAPSACKS.-Call on Lieut.. BossIEUx and
procure Knapsacks and extra Cross Belts. Mem
bers having old knapsacks Will have them vanished
and re-lettered.
By order of Capt ELLIOTT.
jy ls-5t ROGERS, Orderly
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ENr InNn0N.-The frst-cl

s. FOR LONDON 1.-The frst-cass Anne
LrGS rican Barque COT RANT. OF 500 tons; or
ssss+szs bout 700 hhds. tobacco, will be at CITY
POINT in a few days, and take Tobacco at lower
rates than at any time for ten years past. For
Freight of Hhds.. Tierces, or small Stowase apply
T., iy on-9t CHAS. PALMER.
- FOR CHARLESTON. >. THE su
<LFTs. perior fast sailing schooneri IN NJ: TAN
- NOR" ". H. ToDD, master, having the
greater n0rtion of her cargo already on board, Will
lave dispatch as above. For remainder; apply to
i'a a, - a4 ~" + w. D. COLQUiTT & CO.
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IN retiring from the business of J. D. GOODMAN
CO, am pleased IN the assurance that leave
my friends and patrons in faithful and efficient
hands.
know Mr.. SIMPSON and Mr.. MILLER thorough
", and therefore do most cordially recommend
them to the confidence and patronage OF my friends
and PATRONS. LIZ 2O-tsl J. d. GOODMAN.
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CITY OLE RICMMOHD. te-wi,.-At Rnles

CITy OF RICHMOND. to-wit.-At Rules
Y held In the Clerks Office Of the Court of Hust
llNs for the said City, on Monday. the iih day Of
july. in the year lSS:
:. SimondS. Plaintiff,
against
William H. Haywood and Mary Gar In Debt.
rlsh, partners doing business under
tie sly lie of Haywood Co.. Deits.
The object OF this suit rs to recover against thu
defendant the sum OF one hundred and htly-two
dollars aud eighty three cents w3th legal interest
thereon from the 81 dan Of June, lo59, till paid.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant.
Mary tiaFris is not 4 resident OF tho State Of Viz
gina she is hereby required Ia appear the said
Clerks Office, within month after due publica-
ton hereof and do hat may be necessary 70 pro-
tect her interest eops-Tnste
IL 6--wtw RO. HOWARD, OK,
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,DENYEARS OF A PREACEER'S

0INSULI EEUN Ut tU.PAKTN sIKSHEP.
~ The concern of J. d. GOODMAN & CO., is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. The business
will be closed by ]. II. SIMPSON, who Will use the
name OF the concern in liquidation only.
!. y. GOODMAN
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