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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-14

ORGAN GRINDERS PRAYER MEETING-In
the open lot adjoining the Five Points House
OF Industry, there was held last Sabbath after
noon prayer meeting of the organ grinders
OF the city. so numerous have these persons
become that hey are . distinct class OF popu-
lation, and are accustomed TO band together
for religious worship, as well as for mutual
protection. The services we're conducted in
the Italian language, and under the leadership
of one OF the number. Though numerically
small. the meeting was earnestly carried on,
aud all seemed eager to take part in the exer-
clSes.-N, /. World,
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IA Judge not Aecordia: to Appearances
But ike sekstble men, test the products oi your
aeigheofs and friends, and then, Il ne; wofthy;
DISCARD them. Thls = all ask for BAkEk'S
PREMIUM BffTERS. We recommend thu rs
superior 10 all Northern remedies for DyspePsfa
and Indigestion, and Il, upon trial. lhey d. uot
prove their superiority, then say discard thsm.
As q tonic, pay slcians OF the highest stahd'ag
speak oi them III the strenses. terms OF praise.
Give them atrial. These Btfers are 10 he had %
al. Drugglsts this city and elsew here IN Vgiss.
+. BAKEk, Propfetor, klekmond, Va.
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PosT-OrFICE AprAIps,

= TtHfES gtTWHiI
ViTginia.-NeW offices are established at Pow
elton, Huntington county, Pa, and Edward
McHugh appointed pos tmas tsr-to be specially
suuplIed from Coalmont, and at Antes, Centre
county, Pa, and Hugh Adams postmaster
special supply from Philipsburg. At Church.
Vile Augusta county, Va, Joku b z uidor is
appointed postmaster, vice George 4. Hagner
resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-14

THE WEATHER IN Misunderstanding to
the London Times, the bad weather has pro-
duced considerable havoc anon. the farmers
III the South. The herbage, it says, has been
and the younglings OF the flocks and herds have
persisted for want of food. The price of meat
has gone up to a fabulous height. Lambs
which, i'll ordinary seasons, produce wealth in
abundance 10 stock growers, have been given
away 10 any body who would accept them as a
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BRUTAL MURDER AT BROWNSVILLE, MINNIE
soTA.-A brutal murder was committed at
Brownsville, Minnesota, Tuesday evening. A
man named Jack Riley killed his mother in
law, sister-in-law, and attempted to Kill his
tather-in-law, with large bowie knife. The
murderer escaped. Intense excitement pre-
walls In the vicinity, and the whole neighbor-
hood turned out in search OF Riley. No cause
is assigned for the deed. except intoxication.
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THE OREGON ELECTioN.-The Jacksonville
(Oregon) Sentinel Extra, of the 10th, gives the
official Vote OF every county except Wascce.-
Shield, Democrat, has majority over Logan,
Republican, for Congress, of 7c. The vote of
Wascoe county will increase the Democratic
majority. The Legislature standss Democrats
70 40 Opposition on joint ballot.
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Cruelty to AaiJaa!S. - An omnibus driver,
Yesterday morning, amused himself several
minu les in beating with the butt OF his whip
a baiky horse. The law provides a punish
ment for such cruelty in The streets, and when
cases are reported 10 the Mayor he IS not apt
to pass them lightly by.
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High nAf Dry There are now eieht or ten
canal boats living on the mud near the gauge
dock waiting return OF the waters. Some 81
them are undergoing repairs, and others are
heiug renovated and painted, so rs to be ready
for the freight trade WHOM u shall open.
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Narro,g EScapc.-On Thursday ght last, as
Mr.. r. Allen was passing along the Dock, he
heard a sudden splash" IN the waters, and
huTrving TO the margin to ascertain the cause,
saw woman floundering about, and appar-
eHtly in the act of drowning. He immedia Iely
rescued her from her perilous position, and,
finding that she was very much Intoxicated,
took her to the first station house, where she
gave her name as .Tohannah Sullivan. and was
recognized as All old offender. Yesterday
morning she was called before the Mayor, aud
in default of bail for her good behavior was
committed to prison.
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Let Of.-Charles Atkinson, found drunk in
an alley, last Thursday night, and Gagged, was
reprimanded by the Mayor, ye,terday morn
ing and discharged.
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CoHtinnsd.-The charge against William
Badkins and Mary Chiidress, of living to-
gether illctiy, and keeping a dsorderly house,
was continued by the Mayor uutil The I7th
inst, and the parties admitted to bail for their
appearance.
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HIGH PRICE FOR CoLT.--Jhdge Hunter, of
Alabama, recenti paid 10 Mr., Keen Richards
81 200 FOR colt ioai, ten days DID, si ed by the
knight of St. George, the winner OF the Don.
caster 81. Ledger, in 1851, out Of the dam Of
Colossus,
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A LEAD BALL FouNp IN A MAYS HEART

A LEAD BALL FOUND IN MANS HEART
EIGHTEEN YEARS AFTER He WAS SHeT-On
Friday, June I5th 1850, pcSt mortens exalai-
nation was made upon the body OF MIR. John
Kelly who resided in the town of Black
Brook In 1912 he WAS shot At Chatham Four
Corners. The bullet passed through three
board. before striking him; it entered his
shoulder, passed towards the heart and
lodged under the collar bone where IL is mi
ted TO the breast bone. The veins were closed
and the artery ossified Mt this place. The heart
resem bled a stomach as much as heart. The
right side, especially was very much changed
and seemed to ba undergoing fatty degeneration
While examining the heart large lump WAS
found in the lower part OF it, and was found
to be a leaden bullet. Fourteen years ago he
was very dangerously i'll, and not expec ted to
recover. His difficulty at that that time was
Inflammation on the lungs and most extra
ordinary disturbance of the hearts 2ction.-
Since that illness, his heart difficulty has con-
timed 10 increase gradually; at times its
beatings could be observed ten or fifteen feet
ant.-Piatts5Ngh Express.
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Singular CoHbination.--we have been sho wn
singular vegetable CO m bination, which grew
on the farm OF Mr.. A. Sioyrs, Of Henrico. II
was an Irish potato and red beet, grown ons
into the other, and TOO hrmly Joined 10 tsseps
hreteA
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sae M0uTH FOR SALE Oetx. ;.

ISN rE.-i oiler Tor sale, or exchsDge N5.d
NV FARM, called yarmouth" IN the county of
James CITY on ths Che lekshtnTiny riyer and ar
Inuath cree t. which Is RVi,ahie foe the IArgPst
class OF sal vcssss; contains TOO about 800
anres at which IL cleafod, and has ba n ariet,.
The SOL ls odGotIve aud easily t,iled be i'm
provPments consist of Rsood hTck dwelllug, ~ by
g feet, two ST lries and basement. aud tha usual
out houses. Yarmouth ~ one Uf the best ock
farms in Eastern Virginia. | vii sell n great bar
gam or give Il Il era trade for city prt perty Fr
PARTICULARS appiv 10 the sul.scr ber IN Richmond,
Jy Tim r. b. w APPERSON,
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Fus.-The alarm of fire about o'clock ye.
terday afternoon, was caused by the partial
burning of Mrs. Youngs stable, on 7th street,
near Marshall The fire was extingushed be-
fore doing other damage than burning the
rcof
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GERMAN VIEW or SiCILY.-It is stated that
during the conference at Baden, the Prince
Regent OF Prussia directed the attention of the
august assembly TO the tate of affairs in l Italy
The Prince Regent is said to have declared
that the Sardiuian government was already
oveTrun by revolution, and that if 10 at
tention We're paid to the further course OF
events, all Europe might be threatened by re-
voiutionary agitation. is also said that
Baron Schieinitz has been ordered TO draw up
q circular note, informing the diplomatic
agents of Prussia abroad OF what had pas ssed
at The in nterview at Baden. In this note par
tcular mention will be made of the words
pronounced before Napoleon by the Prince
Regent on the affairs OF Itaiv
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SPECIAL raU1iCEss
- st. Nicholas Saloon,

MAIN STsEKr, NEAR EXCHANGE BANK
The st. Nicholas Saloon, seco q to No other es.
tablishmen in the State, is constantly supplied
with ihs choicest
FRENCH AND All ERLCAN CANDIES,
FRUITS, NUTS, eto,
which will I've sold by Wholesale or retail on tho
most satlstsctor, terms.
Country Merchants are invited 70 examine the
l7rSe and well selected stock, which IS being con-
stantI, aedsd 10. teinie purchasing elsewhe O..
EA- PART IFS. WFDrlNGS, BALLS AND
PlC-NICS Persons desiring giving Parties,
WEDDINGS. Balls and PFC MICS, can now bs fur
uished with CONFECTIONkkIES and CREA NS
ut reduced prices, and warranted To he unsQuaised
IN quality. a. ANIOS!.
St. Nicholas Saloon, next door to Ex. Bal k.
je - In
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CANTIBALIeM.-The Honolulu Advertiser
publishes a long account of the trip of the
missionary packet Morning Star TO the Mar
quesas Islands, written by one of the mission
aries. w e clip the following from IL:
Taking both mission families on board, we
left for Puamo, (Hiv8o,) at midnight, 10Th,
reaching that place Saturday morning, April
2Uth. Landed our passengers and go0us :;
found all the natives of the bay friendly and
obIiging, and seemed to be living peacefully
with their neighbors but the natives OF He
teani the station of Pohaku, attacked village
of the Types in September last, and killed
six men, one of which they brought to their
home, cooked and ate, under the eyes of the
missionary. They also took captive a boy,
whom they burned alive. Pohaku says they
made a large fire, over which the hoy was sus-
pended and roas ted, after being bound hand
aud foot. Captives are always sure OF ter
ribie fate. Nothing short of eXtermination,
root and branch, OF their enemies is thought OF.
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Stagnanf Vater.-The Mayor yesterday fined
J Il Signiago g for permitting pool of stag
nant water in his lot
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RIPE Psachss-some very nice-were selling
In the First Market yesterday morning, at 25
cents per dozen.
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Hastings Conri-No important criminal bu-
sness was disposed OF by this Court yester-
day.
Beverly Hix, Chesterfield free negro, was
granted a city register.
Levy Morton, indicted for miSdemeanor-
n0is pv0SCYHi entered.
George Fl. Hatman, indicted for receiving
stolen goods. Defendant entered L general de-
for the Commonwealth Joined in said demur-
rer, and the demurrer being sustained by the
Court, the prosecution was dismissed and the
defendant remauded to a Justice for further
examination. The prisoner was iLdictsd for
receiving goods valued at over $50
James Wells, indicted for exhibiting q lot
terry, found guilty by the jury, and fined one
cent and costs.
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TIE NEW Loans -Governments as we'll as
individuals will get hard MP. The Russian
loan for a sum equal to Si0,G0O,O00 has been in
troduced by BarIngs in London, and Hopes al
Amsterdam. 1t is in four and a half per
cent. stock Al %, with certain deductions which
bring II 10 about 9Hts. The Stock Exchange
nave not received IL very tavorably, aud The
present quotation is par to one half prem ium.
At Paris there are expectations Of "A new loan
for q sum equal 10 S!000G0,UU0. The average
addition to the French national debt during
every year of the reign of the present Emperor
has been about S50,OJG,01O
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ea. At Cost!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE AND
TEXTURE.

TEXTURE.
Embraciug- "
Plain and Flouneed.
FRENCH BFREG FS-Plau and F!ounced;
BhREGS ANGLAISE-Pi Plain and FlGuRced
POPLIGS end POPLINETTS.
CHALIIEU De LANES.
SILKS AND SILK ROBES, &C, &c.
The ebcve and many other Goods we offer at
cost, and without regard to cost, until the LIST OF
August, 20 ma Ike room for tal supplies,
ALL GOODS. Of every description IN our large
and elegant stock, at REDUCED PRICES. 1t
will he kept complete by constant additions.
GREY BEKkGE ANGLAISE, low priced, re-
csIvlng this morning.
Our stock of MANTLES and SIIAWLS is.very
fine. lie I9 ImI WATKINS n F1CkliES.
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Out Of Empioyneut-Want of water in the
canal, which has been drawn eff for time to
make repairs, has temporarily thrown out of
employment several hundred persons, engaged
and such Oiher establis bments as are depend
ent on the canal for motive power. At the
Tredegar a few hands are now engaged in re-
pairing the large water wheel, dressing tools,
making locomotives, and doing such other
work rs may be accomplished with very little
motive power; hat the general quiet, where
usually ali is activity and hustle, makes the
place wear the appearance of a holiday. The
repairs TO the canal, however, will be COM
pieted in short time, the wafer will then be
turned on, and at once the furnaces and trip
hammers and bellows will be put in notion
and all will be industry and energy. In an
establishment where Il thousand men are
driven to idleness for a week or two by acci-
dent or necessity, the bread OF five times that
numbe is cut short, and of course the whole
public IS more or less the loser
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RICHMOND VA, SATURDAY. JULY H. te6O
THB FERocITY OF TIE TIage-A recent
work on "The Wild Sports of India" con talns

THB FERocITY OF TEE TIaEe.-A recent
work on "The Wild Sports of India" con tains
tho following graphic story:
81 had scarcely been to sleep an hour be fore
/ was awoke by shout from the duffadar
that one OF the troopers was carried off by the
tiger. 1 leaped out of bed and seizipg the
large single two-ounce rifle, kept loaded with
powder only for the pnrl ose flred it off In the
air. 1t was pitch dark; not a bit of fire in the
camp, save one or TWO emhers near the spot
where the trooper WAS seized, and over which
the tigTess had sprung on her victim got nv
Clothes on as rapidly as possible, buckled on
my sword, and seized one of my rifles nv
younger shickaree, Nursoo, took the other
My khidmutgar, or table servant, a man by
name Fakir Ahmed, got my candlestick and
shade; and the villagers, number of whom
had remained in the village rushed down with
torches into the camp. NY shikaree Margka-
lee, could not at first be found. The duHadar
toid ma IN which drec ton the tigress had
gone. He had been standing within five PAGES
nf the man in fact, he was seeing the sentry
changed. The poor fellow who was seized
was putting on his belt to go on duty. There
was dry rayine, without any Jungle in II,
which ran up to the camp The tigress had
stolen up that, and sprung on the mans chest,
selZing him by the mouth. and systemau-
caiy closing it that the poor fellow could
never reply To his name | shouted it-Gho-
lam Hoossain Khan-till was hoarse. Spring
l.g into the ravipe l followed 1t up rapidly,
thinkIng that the only chance OF recovering
lhe man was 10 get mp to the foot OF the mo ouh-
tain, some five hundred wards distant, before
she could carry him there. l heard one sign
and followed In that direction. In vain. we
returned. 1t was ten minutes TO twelve, the
moon Just rising. There was faint h,pe that
the poor fellow had been dropped, and had
climbed up 4 tree, but was afraid to answer.
L returned to bed. hut could not sleep. the
tragedy of the night was not 10 be forgotten SO
suddenly: and at about three o'clock in the
morning l again heard the hooting OF the large
ShnrtlN I - T.
dinary noise, which couid not make ont ~
first. l questioned the sentry. He replied
that it was the lar goor (the monkeys j but l
made ont the tigress' groWl and the crunch
ing of the poor troopers bones. 1t was no use
any more Iisking life i'll the dark; besides, the
tragedy was most probably being finished in
the mountain above, where human foot could
scarcely climb, even in the daytime. AT day
light we started. No nice tracking was re-
quired. The tigress had dragged the body OF
the trooper across the deep sandy reyine and
there were his sword belt, his turban trousers,
and other parts of his dress in each bush.''
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FOR SALE end REEq

g., FOR REST-A first elasR STABLE .ltu.
vs atad on the corner OF Is, and Franklin streets
@~1wIth room Tor three hnrssa, a hsck and a
buggy. Apply ID d. LEE POWELL.
I2-3t
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~. fok >ABr.-A Two story OkKSHOf.
ss:a on the east side of 9th street. near txalts
hGA "a"e. II ~ now rented to a good tenant. and
pas ing i75s pes cent the amount 4 can Dc pur-
chased Tor. Apply 10
DANIEL. TT %r Nvapt
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6z:t FOR X ENr--That new. comuoai as and
eM very desirable FENEM Mt, on 6fh batwssn
--A ,arv and Leigh streets, recently occupied BY
udKe 7. V. iel, decd For terms Appl, to
Mr. Z. g. ELLsI r, on Leigh street nesr I'd, or Ia
je Its f. v DANIEI, Ia
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1ezr FOR REAT--The sTok r. on Per At Get,
Es::a II present occupied by hessfs. Geo J. .um-
1--s ier " Go. Possession gwen lst September.
1865, Apply 10 w. BARREL.
~ il-lW~ Corner 9th n 1d Us stEeets
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FARMS FOR AL

81 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEATS.
tzFs on GROVE ST, WITH or HITHOUTf1S
-N~ HOUSEHOLD FUENITCRE, FOR sse1.
RENT OR LEASG.-At the request of M Ioh,t
b Johnson Va are authorized 10 rent or lease has
beautiful Cottage Reslaence, with ahou, acres oi
land with or without the houSe hold farni'u e.
Possession given al once, This is without Inuht
the most beautiful country Sc at around Rc,ninnh.
Apply to yyil-ft GODDlN X APPHRSOS.
<Ae BEkI TiEULFARN GF IsJ ACRES
ssHe ON THE WFSTHAM FLANK ROAD,
FOR SAbE.-We are author zsd by tie owner, Ia
sell the beautiful farm looa'ed as above. recently
Occuplet by Col =. \. Nj ers, and adjoining oI
th- east the farm of Gen w II Richardson. Ths
tract contains 1875 acres. the mngt of which s
cleared and In good heart There = "a small dwell
orchard on the place, has is resii, II most beau
iu country. For terms, appls II
1T tfODDfN a appE1HnN Au.ta
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Ss1ciHg Machines have proved SO valuable as
as indispensably necessary in all large fami-
lies. Before their invention, the seams tTess
was compelled to toll day and night with her
needle TO do the necessary work of 4 family,
and many Il wife and mother have broken
down their constitutions, aud forever de-
stroyed their health, by their incessant, never
ending tolls with the needle. How different
ROW, lady, after performing her house
hold duties. can sit down to q good machine,
md i'll two or three hours do ali the hemmIng
aud stitching on garments Of every kind that
could not De done 3y hand in as many days
ana thus secure from her labOrs those hours
OF relaxation and enjoF ment which 10 her
were before unknown. Taere are many sty les
OF machIneS-some better than oilers-a and
as variety of patterns are soon 10 be manu-
factured in Richmond, there can be no doubt
that their use in the South Will soon become
general.
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-, FOR RFNT- STORE and CE LAR. ON
t::.i south side of BroasL between 81 and tth ats
---A Possession slven at once Apply to
y IL It's THOS u yGARLES
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a GAINS IN fiATs.

{ ID n u U a I y z n a IS.
We are selling some styles of SUMNER
HATS at greatly Tedu ed priCsa Ynu n get a
very pretty Ii at for F.FIf CENTS Al,o iust
received, n very handsome lo' 81 SOFT HATS, al
BINFOkDS Hat Store,
" I--IN ~ NJ sin ftreat.
n " sTkLES.- WIN L MOORE A
ll co, N7 Broad street, are in OF of a
iTesh supply OF HATS, CAP and q T A W
bVnDfs ioT SpnneT wear. sincng which IN the
CHA NIPPON HAT" and o. her peat and FASH
lCnahle styles, A large suppIs of Planters and
Harvest Haas DRESS HATS made to order,
NAl. t. Moon Z * CO., 2o7 Brr ad a.
- The GREAEIsT k.ykATIsS eF
LATHE AGE, :" The Patent Sweat Proof SOFT
HAT. at ELLETT WEISlGER;s
No lJ hGin street,
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HATS. &C

HATS, Go.
~ BOYS' HATS VERY CHEAP. ~
As we have quite a large stock of BOYS 60
ii rs. We Will sell them VtRY CHEAP FOX CssU,
and would invite all VIII want bargain to call at
BINEURD9 Hat Store,
is 7--I2t' ~ Main street
"a THE JAPANESE OUNCE RAT -
lust received at Is Main street the ia
FOX the season. Cali and get one.
q L. DICKINSON,
Successor I" Binford Dickinson q Welslger.
4-ts
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Pastor OF the kutaw NJ
AS AN JNUTEDQATOR-

AS AN IN V lpOhA
AS an inviCorator and restorative where gen
tie stlmulant is wanted, we belieye it superior to
all tbs Cortals before the public as cure for EyS
p. pSid Cough, ScTGfEE1 and kfeEmat'Sm, with
al diseases of the Stomach and Bowels 1t has been
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.--This TING
CURE Will be found r great medicine for ali thoi'
iissageE.
Sod by PURCELL. LApD & CO., Richmond
ny Dr.. COOK h, edericksturg: by all the DFns
BRAY, 8ai:iucre; and ty Druggists and Shop
Keepers every where. 81 Per bottle sIx bottles,
es. Iay y ddowts
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MILI,INERY.


NsELLISG OrFhr AMI BE-nn
Cf3 Low COST. ESK
i..tend'ng tn leave nv old store hy the la II
srp'emper next for the rev nne tul ding up now,
nave osrsffn ned 90 s.Il from taia Gas f1r one
month AT AND BELOW COST ,ootis reman-
int unsod ~ that time vi he soli at aF'ctDa.--
ia les wIi ma 1T t. the mt rest 70 cal soon
and ret h1rgaIns. at Mas WIG tND's.
jy li-l2t' Corner sta npd Broad ,ts
N mtEAsNERy AND sASLY nn
EnAN GOODS. kseyD
-. TTn@et'"s to the Spriugs NAV hndalEva
at ". G.. IA RTDH'r, 2zs haIu street, afnvr . Il
street: BoNSELR Of ell kinds RIBBONS.
FLOWERS: LACE CAPES; WAKING HATS:
Vtfisa; COLLARS and SLEEVES a LACE
MANTILl.AS. j. s;-f2t+
. '"Asv" ".os"n "'@.asf"'' sos BE-
Has araIn received assortment cI tho tatest
styles B0NNETS. RIBBONS. ELoWE ERs, and =
large and ELEGANT assor msnt of HEAD URt SSFS
AMI DRESS CAPS. suitable for ladies 70 n 70 the
sprIngs. The season being advanced, shall sell
lor very Reasonable prices
MADAME SON. No. 80 Main street.
SUNDAYS Tvs 2a-
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Fl EAR-HEAR
THE REV, B. F. BROOK +.

MssSrs, Mortimer + horc5rfg: .
The uss Of your Ii HANiPTON'S T[NCTURE has
boon a rsry great htSSStts tn ne and my family
The effect it has had throat disc &c has been
BIGrUet9uS. For eli such diseases most cordially
recommend IL Yours, ruiy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-14
, ,~.sS CARRIhGEs, CAERIAaES.

.SrNS CARRIAGES, GARRlAaES..-
r4(11f " The sul-so6her has on hand at his Coach
So Mekns establishment. on Lombard Al
lev, letwsen Vain asd Cary 18Th and l.th stk.,D
TEES, BAR0UCHES, BUGGiEs with and with
out tops. and SULKl Es-al of his own MAKE, or
the best material und workmanshIp-s of which
vii bs sold rs low good work of the ind van be
IN the city os Richmond and respectfully ask
call from thOse in want If any article IN the Car
rage iEe, as m determined to make 10 order and
TO sel at the lowest pr.ces possible and all work
sold that IS new, warranted.
e Z+-i9U4 MTCAIAH MANGIJN