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The Democrat adds /;

We understand that Dr. Doy was robbed, at
the time he was kidnapped, of nearly $40 in
money, Blankets, buffalo robes, a stock of flour
and other provisions, wagon, horses, and har-
noes. The animals and the harness are all that
he ever recovered back. lie has borne it all
like true hero, and he truly has the spirit of
a hero but he confesses to the feelings COM
mon to men who feel the ties of kindred, and
especially of those who must look to him as
their support. 1t does seem that such a man
ought to be spared the jeers and insults of even
those who maliciously traduced him before his
worst misfortunes fell upon him. Wretches
still pursue him None others will
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Knn.ns conslltnllonnl conrenllon.


This body met at Wyandotte, July 5th and
organized by the election of J. NJ. Winchell, Of
Usage county, President and A. J. Martin, Of
Atchison, Secretary. A plan of business was
reported the next day, and sixteen committees
were appointed to prepare the necessary details
of the Constitution The sittings are confined
to one session daily, from 9 A. NJ. to P, M.
A full complement Of delegates were in at
tendance, and there were present five or six
delegates elected from counties organized since
the apportionment seeking admission to seats.
The subject was referred to the committee Of
seven on credentials
Politically the Convention stands 35 Republi-
cans to II Democrats The Republican ma
jority in the Territory on the popular vote
ranges between three and four thousand
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MARRIED,
r THos A sCoTT, and Miss AUGUSTA

In burton. MIR. THos A SCOTT and Miss AUGUST
DOOLlIlL LIE, both of Troy
In Chardon on the 4lh inst, Mr EDWIN r. LOVE
Lam aud Miss MARY n. HOSLEY both OF Hunts
burgh
10 Chardon, on tho 80 inst. Mr.. LAWRENCE s.
FAULK and MISS SARAH ANN MELTON, both Of
ChurdOu.
III Chardon, on the Sd ms ant. Mr. MATTHEW C.
ROCKAFELLOW and Miss ANGELIRE CONAN.
1, h Hg4s , a % ps sot & EafH9onR EH99M RrNNErT and
In Chnrdon, on the Both ult, Mr. HARRISON FERRIS
and Miss MARIA L. BURNE T, both Il Russell
In Seville, on tie Sd ms, Mr. DAVID S. FISHER,
Pueroi Canton, stark county, amt Mias LOIS Il. NOR
TON OF the former place..
IN SevIi e, on tho 81 ms. MIR. LEVI A. PARKER, Of
Toledo, ana Miss MARY DoWD, OF Seville.
l. tins city, on the tn inst bIr. T. MATREYsON and
Miss q. MILZER, both OF thus city
In Columbia, June 28tl, Mr.. NORRIS @ NORTH Of
East Berlin Conn, ANA Miss MARY J. BEEBE, Of the
fouuer plRce.
On The All inst at War; n. Mr. CHRISTIAN MU-
INERT and Miss MARGARET POWELL.
IN Warren, July 4th Mr.. wAI LEWIS and Miss sU-
SANNAh ALLER, both # Weathersfeh.
In Carr ttsyile,. July. 4th, Mr. JOHN N LAMPHIER
and Miss MARY WHITE,
Also, Mr.. WILLIS DEMow ond Miss coRNELIA
WHITE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

COUNTY TREASURER.
The name Of JOSIAH A. HARRIS, or Cleveland, will
be presented the next Republican County Convention Bs
a candidate for the Office Of County Treasurer,
The namo of HENRY r. BRAYTON will be preserved
10 the County Republican COM ntiOn for The office OF
County Treasurer by fiouds whh have known
him long ind WE'LL aud true to tho Of freedom.
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Eurthquuke--Firtecn Hundred Lives Los

Earthqunke--Fifteen Hundred Lives Lost.
A severe earthquake was experienced in
Asatic Turkey on the ID of June AT Erze-
roum, nearly all the large buildings were pros-
trated by the terrible shock, which lasted some
Is seconds It was calculated some 800 lives
were destroyed, and the destruction Of proper
ty was immense. Slight shocks continued to
occur up to the evening of the 80, but the
principal damage was Oecasionod by the great
shock of the morning of the 2I,
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From causes wholly unforeseen and un
looked nd ourselves unable immediate
engagements. We have therefore placed our affairs Ia
process of liquidation,
Our show largely in excess Of liabilities Rnd
we C0nfdanty hope with reasOnable indulgence, 10 make
gu7d every clam upon rs.
The whole property nssee and aurs OF our several rGB
placed Ia he hands Of philo ChambeIin who will
wind up and adjust ihem without unnecessary delay
oHARiBERLIN, CRAWFORD & co.
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On Wednesday, the day Of the liberation Of
the Rescue Prisoners, the following interesting
note was received by Prof Peck from the ven
cradle father of Psssmore Williamson, known
widely for his inhumsn imprisonment under the
order Of Judge Kane
PnrLADA, 9TH No, A 1859
PRoF. II. L. PEcK As some evidence Of my
sympathy for thee and thy fellow sufferers in
tho cause of Humanity, please find herewith
my check for 500, in relief of your expenses
while U. S. prisoners, and until your honorable
Gas to yourseves) discharge from prison, which
hope will be at an early day.
sincerely thy (unkuown) friend,
THos. WILLIAMSON.
S. W. corner Seventh and Arch streets.
We happened to be present at the Jail the
same day, when the venerable Elisha Taylor Of
this city called to give the prisoners parting
blessing and good bye. and to his TOT ching
words of congratulation and cheer he added his
check for s25 payable "to the Noble Rsscuors,
OF bearer"
Another illustration of the public feeling 1nd
sympathy may as well be recorded. An intel
ligent old friend from the country stopped US on
the sidewalk few days since and remarked-"I
would rather enjoy the respect shown to the
imprisoned Superintendent Fitch by the obsrlin
Sabbath Schools, than the highest Judicial
honor President Buchanan can confer wept
like a child when reading the account, ond
could not command my feelings sufficiently to
read it aloud to my family"
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nIsnstor. on the Ms.lorn Rivor..

There has been heavy less of boats, prop.
erty, and lives, on the Western rivers during
the six months ending June Both. Twenty
two boats were snagged, four exploded, twenty
six were burned, thirteen lost by collision, and
nine by other casualiies--making a total aeet
OF seyenty-four Thirty-six fiat boats were al
30 lost, Value of boats and oargoes destroyed
Sl,77O,520, Lives lost, 327.
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Improbable InsInvemonr of Free

Improbable EnsInvemenS of "A Free Man.
The Rochester Democrat of the 9Th states
that party of ten fugitive slaves-two men,
three women, and five children-stopped at the
U. G. Railroad office in that city on the 7th'
and were sent on to Canada by the Ladies' An
ti-slavery Society. The party originally con
sisted of twenty persons, but was divided up
in Pennsylvania The Democrat says one Of
the party was once free man, born in Penn
sylvania--a boatman
On one of his boating excursions into Mary
land, he was arrested at Havre de Grace and
put in jail, and his Captain made to pay fine
of Sl75 for bringing him into Slave State
The colored man not being able to pay his fine,
was kept in Jail some time, and then sold to
the highest bidder to pay his jail fees, After
remaining in slavery about two years, he insti-
gated this party to run away. The thing was
done by one or two escaping at one time, aud
then concealng themselves III the Blue Ridge
mountains until they all got together. The
party look rather the worse for wear
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Mons. BLoNpIN, is stated that Mons. Blon
din will cross Niagara on Thursday, wheeling
a wheelbarrow before him, aud that is to be his
last exhibition at the Falls
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The cars will start for Oberlin at ll:25 A.
M to day. viii arrive here on their return at
3:IO and $50 P. NJ Fare to Oberlin and back
SlO0
The prosecuted Bushnell has spent his last
day in prison under an infamous act and unjust
sentence, and joyous Welcome Home awaits
him. He will be escorted from the Jail at half
past ten
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Treasuror's once Cleveland, Columbus Ciucinnati(
Rail Road Company, Cleveland, July 7th, 1853. J
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
"A FIVE PER CENT has heeu declared by this Cunl-
pany from the eurnings Of the past si1 months payable
TO the sOckh0 dep respectively aud aeT the fTst Qi
August Stockholders registered IN New York will
be psl the once of the unuel States TTuE C1mmny,
ny order Of The hoard n P HANDY,
iys:2l2:dtauI Tfoasuror
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Pasturage-.IS5O.

NsazA THE PASTURES OF THE
subscriber w@. bs open and after tho ID
VI W Of May Notice is hereby given TO persons
;--zA- sending Cows, that they will charged for
the entire from date Of entrance to Nov lst unl
they notice Ia Wriug of earlier Withdrawal; aud
also that the subscriber will not be responsible for animals
that may stray from or be injured while said premises
Tcrms-Ftdy Cents poT week, payahl every Monday IN
advance unless arrangements made with tho subsCT-
ber for the
Apply at my Office over Merchants Rank Superio 81
Milo BOswdrth HeTdsman, at the rance gutss
WoOson Co.'S stove FOundery, at his brick
dwelling house, University Heights.
Hpr989m2tl s. STONE.
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Harvest Prospects nt Home and Abroad.
The wheat harvest of Maryland, Pennsylya-
mia, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North
Carolina, Georgia, Missouri, Illinois and India
ma, is reported unusually good in quautity and
quality, and secured in good order. Michigan,
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Canada, and New
York will have full average crops of winter and
spring wheat, judging from the reported pros
poets. No serious injury from insect or rust is
stated in any quarter. And Ohio, where there
has been more frost croaking than elsewhere,
will have a wheat crop of some three millions
bushels more than was ever before raised in the
State. See the interesting article from the
State Journal
The crop intelligence from Europe is all IA
vorable, except Southern Russia, where drought
is severe. A London letter Of oath Gays 'the
weather is fine and the promise of the harvestis
highly satisfactory" The Irish papers report
the appearance of the crops to be extremely
promising, and as yet there are no signs of the
potatoe blight
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DTSSOTTTTON -T6e conartner.bin

~ lately existing b8tWeen The unlersianed under tie
unlns Ot hnmhCrm. Crawford n co u Cleveland, Ohio,
is his day dissolved ly mutual consent The business OF
land, who is authorized collect aud nav the debts sad
firm. r. .CHAMBERLIN,
t,RAWEORn'
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T1WO sTEAM FAN ESGfNEs SST in GOOD

Il order, six inch bore aud feet stroke for sale
low price; and on favorable terms. VIE be sold sepa
tate ii L0sra They may he the Phmni6 Foundry
near tho Gas Works inquire Of
CAPT. GREENHAT GIL
iuu22.R8 Tug Dan Rhodes
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CO-Partnership.

'HU UNU UEhDIUNED HAVING
- i9rme Co-Pnrtuorslrp for The trans clion of
general Produce Comm ssOn business m this civ under
he iiTmu mHray Huntington, hope f,on long experi-
un" TO De able - do nmole Justice to interests as
- W MURRAY
~ S HUNTINGTON
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clovelnd, June q, 1879 a . BREED iu2tf
nISSOL{JTION The copartnershins
Dissolution
VNIE CO-PARTN EhSUI

TIII NV-I AhIINN " NoIII HE hB-
= TDFORE existing between the undersigned under
the name OF Slaudait Bcni, Murray, is his dis
solved by mutual consent. W. Murr,y rs authorized 10
10 setlr the business OF the firm the ui. MuITuy
Huntington.
0EO. II STANDARD
IL V. BERIIS,
Cleveland, June %. 9sb9. W. MURRAY.
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Wrnrrol NOtitGs.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
DRAFTS IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT

~ fr IN 50 upwards on England and France, and on
an The priucloa! Cities of Germany. On FrankfnHi Bcr
lin Vienna, Lei zig, Nurimherg Cnssel Cologne, Ham
hurgh. Brt men, Stuttgart, Mouuhcm aud Prague. FW
sale by marl2 RE1TREHG 4 HAUSMANN
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EOa SALE uNlNCuMBgaED REAL

4 ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF h1CHMOND-
Having got: ne privilege fr6m the Mayor and City
the cor of Buren, and Hais streets. in:o soap and
Candle lnanHiactory. ami par posidg 70 remove 10
Baltimore the ensuing spring, now otfer at private
SALE the following Real Estate, viz:
Ist My Dwelling House on Mayo etreeI, WIFE or
without the O. Joining flower Garden os inc hCu
il 20 feet 48 fest deep, three stories high ur
ct for alley if sold separate, ana mas G. INJECTED
with IT, all necessary out buildings, servants apart
ment. stable, carriage house. &C Inc wp0ie iot
runs back from Mayo street 10 1eef, oZ ieet front
and admirably adapted for building lot The
dwelling was built for Col John rutherford, and
occupied by him for several years 1t is composed
of the very best materials Is large ana connections
and improved in the most modern styies-Dy thein-
Production OF gas water fixtures. cooking range &C.
81 A 10. on Wall street in rear OF the above, so
fet front runu,ng back 40 feet. more or less his
includes fruit and vegetable garden
3d smith and Carriage shcpon franklin street,
., feet front running back O. feet. This is situated
opposite my Soap and Candle Factory and was late
ly occu oier by Docs & iirother.
9TH A lot on Fairfield street, Near l7th close by
Mr Bruces Soap Factory, &c feet front running back
I32 feet, more or less. viii II there is good two
story brick building, lately ntted up for Melting
Eopsc or Soap Factory. 1t is capable OF manufac
turing IS GO lbs per month, and offers @ good CD
portunity for a man of small capital.
nos Two new Brick buildings on Franklin street,
in front of factory, As feet front 80 stories high
with stores granite fronts and slate roof, running
back 50 feet more or less
9th. also offer my Soap and Candle factory
The building is of brick, partly new ii feet by 40
three stories high, with boilers, hinery and the
necessary utensils, for the trade. This factory
capable Of manufacturing 5000 lbs soap per week
and au equal weight of mould Candi les ia the season.
1t was established by HE in 1882 Since which time
have c1rried on the business with some success
fe 2l-tS EDW'D MCaDAM
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NPRING SALES-l859.

THOMAS. HUGHES 4 CALDWELL
JKPORTERSAN JOBBERS
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, yirginis)
STOCK Of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
FORMATIONS, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
OF An.ericsn manufactures, enables us to offer To
the merchants of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, and
KENTUCKY,
Stock Of GOODS. not to be surpassed In Ex'
rENT, BEAUTY and CHEApNESs. in this coun-
try Our assortment consists in part of
Embroideries. Laces. Dress Trimmiugs silk and
Cotton Hosiery. Gloves. Handkfs Cravats. Ties
suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas Para
SOL, Brushes, Combs, Buttons Hoop skirts, Per-
fnmeries and soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, &c.
An endless variety OF Small Wares. more particu-
iarly specined IN our printed Catalogues.
~ Orders at all times promptly attended to.
&c 2S-ts
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The rates West vi Knoxville will not go into Of.
feet until after the completion Of the Cleveland
branch Railroad, which will DO about the lst IL
April.
Shippers Of through goods must send duplicate
tickets giving the marks. weights sud dee sination
u goods. send to Uox's Lice OF Boats.
A 3 LEE on the Dock
N. B Goods from Northern cities shipped through
az reduced rates. 4. g. l..
fa H.,
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INSUR ANCE.

THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
CHARTERED By THE LEGISLATURE OF
VIRGINIA IN lo32
This Company mas uainterruptedly concnctea its
operations to the present time on Just principles,
has paid Ia losses By Fire and Sea- TO cizeDs
GaU ls returned to its Stockholders tesSolSDle
nee ceutacs ca their in vestLaent ana IL new doing
Or tent business, increasing its receipts az many,
aud deservedly maintaining It's character lot SAFETY
OH" FIRE INSURANCE
Granted on almost every kind OF property III Cit1es
Towns and Counties throughout t.is state anu ~,
Ioining States on az low terms as by other gooo
o'-' f''''''-' MARINE INSURANCE.
Made on Vessels on time, and on Fesset. flelRnsa
and C&rgoes by the yoJ age 10 All parts OF ths "ofo
at lair cuvrs rates of prsmlnni -.
The authorized Capital Of this company Is $500
coo but IFS PaD Capital 10 only $40 UOo, coibposea
of shares Of only $50 eILc the original SHARES o.
500 zach havn been divided into tour, for facility
CT distribution among our c,tze u.s. ana iIa surplus
IA s25 900 or more, and STE IDLY decreasing.
To avoid the rick OF insaTirg heavy amounts IN
any one locality, the President has accepted the
nsJITTSf FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LON
DON,
Having Capital of e. 800 800 sterling, or 80 oo0 CO.,
with which Compsny large risks are divided, thus
sffordng the amDlest security to those who Insure
their property.
Applications solici tied In person at the Office, No
1874 Main street. or by mail and will receive prompt
and courteous attention
DIRECTORS.
W L Cowardn, Joseph Alien, Horace l. Kent.
William Palmer, Alex Parker, James A iLIte5,
J /. Waisworih, William Beers, ThOs Samson .Chas
" Purcell Jes Winston, A CiaiboI nc, Patrick
Cullen, Geo smith. b Winston. Hugh VI Fry
''l-. ''--'A 81 L oowARDIN. President.
WILLIAM Wills, JR, Secretary fe i6-In
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tue Valley, as are not taken by the Banks ere az
discount Of u a cent
The notes II tie Trans Allegheny Bank are ~ y
North and Honth Oarolina Bank Notes y Gems.
GOLD * per cent. prem. No prem. allowed for
SILVER.
FgEiaHTs.
FoRrT1N-H Nothing doing III Fofet3nt fegnts
DoMESTIC.-Thef following are the present fatesas
O0as'"''0 ne'eh'' New York. Boston. Philada
Coal. y ton; ;..-....-....si 90 si % % %
Flour, % bht....-..s".s. - a - I. -
Tobacco. p hbd........ 2 % 30 2s 90
Coal to baltimore ci. - bushsl Flour l21 ots
CATTLE. HOGS AND siiEEp.
BEEF-rhs market continues steady, ana sales
sl069i269i2 % per owt. nett: the latter ior only
MUrfON-We quote fair to good Mutton at So 10
9t5 per head. Very superior In demand at hieher
Gs-No sa,es by wholesale. sales for present
consumption at IS :oyg9 per c8'; ihe i"tter iof
Choice corn fed. -
BALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
ev Jous A. LANCASTER & Son. for the socek eaa.'.o
Thursday March, 10 1889.
virzinis per cents. sales ~! and ,nte .,s,
Bonds guaranteed by the state se safes s,1'4'
Richmond City Bonds sales SgS ahi mt
Virginia Bank Stock, (rar 500 sales 13'
Farmers Bank Stock. last sales Sl4.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales Rl6i.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales
Merchants' Insurance Stock last sales at $50
Richmond Fire Association Stock. Cpar SH',) last
safes at S37S ,,.
Richmond fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
virginia Central RAILROAD Stock last sales at si55
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad STOCK Hast 'A''s
500. ,.
Richmond and Danvils Railroad Stock. last sales at
James River aud Ksnawha Stock. last sales 81
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ortlf iC;SfC q lltASiatsd q u WNUio LaAhotsr
10 half
10 quarter
% IG etpffGr -


AZ OarTEIse TICKETS Oh GxaTfEICATze.
Enclose tie gicney t. our address tor the Tickets
ordered On receipt of which they viii be furwGTded
BIZ +iTsfr 1ar plrchsserscan have Tickets ending iS
any figure tGey may designate.
fine IisI Of drawn Numbers sid Prizes Will be ssns
toparchasers Immediately after TIE drawing.
sE Purchasers will please write their signatures
n:sin snd give their Post Once County and state.
sE- Remember that every Pri1els dawn SID pay.
biein full withcCt deduction.
ar All priced Of 81 eco and under. psd immediate
" after the drawing Ctaer prizes st sae usual tjns
eOriCS 10 C0RREsPoNNTs.-Those who
prefer not sending monev by mail. can Use
TIE ADAAS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money ier Tickets, IN sums of Ten oliarS
aii upwards, can be sent us
AZ CCR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city OF town where thay have an Office.
The money and order must be enclosed IN COY
EKNNEXT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVEL-
OPE," or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
Al comm un,cssIons strictly confidential.
Orders fo- 2icketa or Certificates be directed to
WOOD, EDDY d co, Augusta, Ga
Or WoOO, EDDY L Co, Atlanta, Ca.
Or WOOD, EDDY It co, Whining ton, Del.
A- 4 list CT the MANNERS fhas srs 0rsWn FROM the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one IL
entitled TO- will be published after every dTswingin
the following papers: The Augusta (Ha) Consti.
nationalist New Orleans Delta. Mobile Segister,
Nashville Gazette, Ne" York Weekly Day Book,
Savannah Daily News. Richmond Dispatch
Peulding {aiss Clarion. and Little Rock tArk0
True Democrat. ia "a
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1859. SPRING TRADE, 1862.
John j. MELLON,
Exporter AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND Dom EsTIC WINES, RRANDIES.
1869.

y
FOREIGN AND DOM sTIC WINES. BRANDIEs
GINS, WHISKEYs &c
NO l34 CARY ST. RICHMOND. IA.
Have in store and Bonded Warehouse Coenae
Rochelle and Sazerac BRANDIEs; holland GIN:
Jamaica kU u; Scotch and Irish wHISKEY; Port
sherry. Madeira aud Malaga WINES.
$50 bbls Penn and Ohio Whiskey
80 hbis Brandy, Gin and sweet Wine
20 bbls Old Apple Brandy
yearsod)
100 bbls Excelsior Pure Rye Whiskey (of which
am role AGENT
80 baskets Champagnes. of supsrior brands
Claret, cAtsvne and uisdishiner Wines: Ournooa
kfmmel, krish. W asser aud Absnthe; Londoa and
Dno'in Porter Scotch Ale; Fine Havana eessrs
Thankful for past favors. respectfully soiicit
conttnnance. promising satisfaction In all casvs
H.Ail orders promptly attended to.
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Children over AID under IL years OF
Colorsd persons in servants ear.
,vau. vs- szxgzszx@Q RICHMOND AND

yz.zs ~. STFSxNwJ hICh MDND AND
- ~ 80 " PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
THROUGH FREI9HTS BETWEEN RICHsLoND
ANU NORTH CAR0LtEA 80 Prom the eth day "a
March until tn" LIST CT september next. the freie nj
end arcommo iatiop trains On this road viil leave
Richmond and Petersburg on MONDAY WsDNE5.
DAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock. NJ. instead OF
O'Clock, IA before.
Arrangements have been made by this Co-ananv
for the prompt and punctual forwarding and dsIiy 4
err of all Produce Goods other articles freight
designed for tran apo rrstiou either way betwesn
Richmond ard points between Petersburg and rs
leigh Ridgway. Greensboro Salisbury, and Char
iotfe North Carriina, at lox rates witbont .
charge for for warding, storage, &c Alt such ar,I
c.as sent 10 Richmoud. should be Consigned and
plainly marked. 10 the ofthe Freight Agent OF
tbs Richmond and Petersburg Railroad at peters-
tnrg," by whom thsy will b. promptly { ryariei
AS 10 the rates Of tols on the Roads south of r..
tersbnrc, which they require 10 be prepaid as lar
Raleigh. information may be ha at the DepDt
of this c. mpany st Richmond
Office r 4 p x r Co..
March T. 1sJ9 NH g-ts
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Lola Montez recently kick.d m ro,, i, - !.
.s.nsdrAi - Chester, Engisnd, bacaass the sex.
n ~ sooid not permit her dog to rsnAin Is