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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-18

A RxxINlscEscE-The Rev. roPeet, now
Of Iowa, gives to the Western Churchman ths
following little reminiscence of his Virginia
life, and good old Bishop Moore: s
when very young In the ministry, per-
formed missionary duties on the Potomac.
mainly In the county ofK'ng George Bishop
Moore set OF from Richmond to visit that por.
tion OF the State, and l met him at the residence
OF a gentleman ON the banks Of the Rappahan. .
mock. The Bishop, as usual, had al the neigh.
borhood gathered in for a religious service, in
which be was aided BY the Rev. ]. p. MEG uire
and myself. We all three slept in the same
room. There was bright fire on the cham.
ber hearth. At which Mr.. M. and I were sitting
some time after the Bishop had lain down for
his nightly rest. How well remember his
face his white locks scarcely to be distin-
gnlshsd from his pillow. and his bright genial
He said to me, "Mr. r, have you many pious
people in King George!' replied after .
pause. "Bishop. there are good many rious
ladies'" @Aye, ays,'' said he, with the usual
nervous twitch Of his features" Aye,aye, yosng
n.a", fit sce,e for pioss ladies. yon and Imie6t
shat up shop"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-18

ENTRRPRIsINo BOY.-The Milan MOL Far.
mer says that youth about 10 years OF age
named johnson, of Howard county, succeed.
ed few days ago, in drawing few hundred
dollars from Mr.. THOMPSON, private banker
of Glasgow. He then abducted another mans
wife, and left for Pixies Peak. He was arrest
cd, however. before he got TAR on the way,
and the money was returned to its owner, aud
the wife to her sorrowing husband. The
youngster stood trial, made full confess
zion, and was lodged in jail. The wife, it
seems, was dissatisfied with her condition, be-
cause her husband would not take her back to
Virginia, the land OF her nativity; bat ON his
promising to crafty her wishes, she consent
ed to pledge her love anew, and they went on
their way rejoicing. ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-18

THa LAT1sT Prom SIoIIY-The Niaeara's
mails, with European t1ies 10 the I'd inst, are
received. The most inp0rtant part OF the
news has already been published, but the
than anything furnished BY the telegraph
from Halifax. "A dispatch from Naples, dated
Juae 1, says that IN arnistiee had been
agreed upon between 0aribaldi and the royal
troops, which Wa 70 terminate on Sunday,
the I'd inst. The pOpulacs Of NapIes was
greatly excited, and shouts Of st0aribaldi," !"
1Victor Emanuel" }" and '1icily," wsrs nised
In th0 streets. sfsss at ssEt7Ns esa
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~. The Great virsInla Remedy, and No
ssi SSSNxdHsuRHHREsr rsEAttiBtE 4 XII ERy IHy

n, hn k!e0t American fom00y, contain
r.,e ~ no MeIcnrial or Baisamic properties, exoeis
n,,. ains heretofore offered the puplic. in its cu-
= Isaicai world arc astonished when tod that
ss tDove remedy will eure the sbote diseas6e, and
T'anaed sas ~ e. whom they have ocular Ssnonstys
d., % ne tacts. Bat the proprietor, who has
Ss Ssss o. the remedy Tor twenty odd years, has
~,a,. sa q case Of tventy yeare' standing 70 b
sS., s,o 20 perfect health, ead al other Gases Of
Sss.scn: Ssaas: a1d therefore challenges any case 81
80 sssSLnes ,ia which the remedy wiz not cure. pro-
~. ae y directions are carried out With iro1snce
an oossn bottles and using acoordingiy, in his
uSaf fYsss9, no qua raqtees . Derfect cure; and in
NJ .SSliore, viii furnish additional medicine,
ss,.s s ana =. cure will b effected without inoon-
Tsace 70 the patient
ssss APPERalN Z DUPUY, No. sol Broad
NSxe2ss for tho city Of Richnond.-
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An ISCIDEnr.-Thrilling incidents and mar
velous escapes are continually coming to lieht
In junction with the recent terrible Western
wind storm. young lady Of Carthage, Iowa,
was Overtaken by 1t In the woods and was
blown more than two hundred yards without I
teaching the ground, when she alighted COM
peratiyeiy unhaTmed BY the aide Of post. to
which she chung until the storu subsided. ..
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Taif, Of Camden, Ala, on the 9TH inst, fOund
In his house an old pistol, that had not been
used for some length Of time, and thinking to
amuse her little sister, snapped the pistol In
her face. After swapping once or twice. the
pistol fred, and the ball shot through the ba-
bys hand, and entered the forehead, Just above
the eye, and causing DEATH 3asilF~ -
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ARR4sT ToR A MURDER CoANIrTRD SEVEN
YEARS AG0.-The New Orleans Bee describes
At length the circumstances attending the ar.
rest Of Valleor vallot In that city, q few days
since, for murder committed In 1853. Among
tho many wealthy families engaged In rearing
1afayeIte parish, those Of Vallot and Ditrez
held . prominent place. and for. long time
had been extremely hostile TO each othef.{ On
the l7th Of July. 1853, Sosthene Ditrex, = yonng
man Of tweaty, having found in one Of the
Vallots-A boy Of sixteen-a successful rival
for the hanA OF a young ladt, slapped him in
the tAce. Yalloof, who vas 0ve years, older
than his brother, hearing OF the insult that
had been offered him, on meeting his iusulter
Ia q eo2ee.houeo at once kn0cked him down
with cane. The blow proved instantane-
sassin, for he had not intended to kill his VIC
tim, ned TO Ouba. He was soon followed
thither By his young wife. and procured q re.
specte0le ONCE under the Government. In
1859 hA returned to the United States, but
from the time he landed he seems 70 have II.
bored under . continual apprehension. On
arrtviBe In New Orleans he did not venture
to stop at any respectable hotel, but took up
his abodsL-AaSiae changed hix name ~ = lOW
drinking saioon, Kept BY q 0sseop nAndad Jean
Marie, WAere he vas Visited % his frfends.- =
near DseokAavsa MlssIsslppL whers hsob-
tainsd board for himself Ssd wife. He fe-,
Qaenfly. hoWavtr, made visits e New Or
ioans. ana Wes toollsh enough - t11lbIo In.
The 6ouee of Jeaa Marie, and TO mako MIN .
oouAdent of his crime. Thsy having had 8,
dispute ~ oonA&eat CAM a3nloena111a1 "a the
poIico. and To yoong maosWoD 0Eyeoeoo et
hseohhaSsn sAad brought 70 New OSleals,
Where - = now h Dslaoo.ssfTff assff =
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ExCoMMuNICATION-An unusual ceremony
took place at church in Boston, . week ago.
Three members were formally excomwuni.
Gated one for rejecting the doctrines of the
n1Dnement, and neglecting public worship
another for believing in spiriIualism; and the
third for wicked treatment of his wife. This
was once the custom in the early history Of
long interval. ft7 stsss -rss = = 3p7- =
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CURIOUS CIRcUMsrANCR.-Recent a little
girl, four years old, was picked MP In the
street in Philadelphia and carried to the sta
tiOn-house. She was unable TO tell her name.
or to give any idea Of where her parents re-.
sided, aud she was kept there in the expecta-
tion that inquiry would be made for her, but
there was none. Two days after, two boys,
aged five and seven years, were taken to the
same station -house, on the charge Of robbing
q till, and they were recognized by the girl as
her brothers. Through them a knowledge Of
the father was obtained, and he was sent for
and questioned in regard to his children He
said he had made search for the girl, but could
not find her. The boys he tried to control, but
could not reach them when out OF his sight.
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LUCKY SPECULATIoN.-In the year 1913
Mayor Wood purchased for $1,000, three acres
Of land on which his present residence is To-
Gated. and for which he has been offered, within
the past week. SlsO,OOO, and which has been
refused. The same fortunate gentleman pur-
chased, many years ago, lots now fronting on
the Central Park, for which he paid oniy hun-
dreds, and for which he is now offered $1,000
zach gs Nts al.r JEf7s fFl3FT 80 :,
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- =. = FAI1oH % 1ns OHAAF1oH BsIrs.-
ns Presentation o. - .Chanpior, ~,
:ea's to 6ayers esd Hssnan took plneo In I'm
doa On ths nth alt Tbs belt for Heenau n,
pressnesd hy Bowling. Of Balls Iife. ~
Ssysrs was presented with his belt By wilkes
of the Spirit Of the Times, ID . .Aiehfalu ,in,
speech OF the arst water. The Times saya.:
The reading Of this address Wa freu nsu.,,
l interrupted By vehement CHEERING; hnf ~
PassaSe Alludtpg to IT. having been Heenas,, !,
nerons dntsaton e fetarn he bslt aeais q
rom him at Farm borou&h, vas received Min
VERY :isnincant murmun. Poor Eayers' ~
osasnin1 object of Mr.. Yilkes' klowins pe.
81 ioe; g; sss%sd ts hardly @ know what to make
laGsned upon him aad- whom The NsAinins
| xlIole" vas pessed 10 him with the iniu ne zion
70 Duckie Il about his loins, !" he seized it with
n .snpsd Sppsre1t sense q relief and immedatsiy
no dlsp.ayed in this operation, owing to the
cumbrous make Of the belt and the dif1cuisv
.! hitting 1t T. his waist provoked mineIed
evsr not ana aat en.e,s The orasory was, how
oressiae the puzzled Sayets, said be had still
one part. and perhaps not the least sfsnincant I
paIt. OF nis duty to perform, and that was to
Ssd Ira na,. 10 ann MN the .battle money" which he
70 receive this tangible fecofnition of his m
conc oered proWess "A por tion Of the ceremony
1nicn was certainly tally Is intellieible to
"lM MI ~ the reet OF the 6attering ovation.
tne champions. array ed In their ~xlitterinr
tesumoniais" then walked arm in arm afouncf
Ine arena for 1ew moments to exhibit them.
seives TO the Spectators. While this was eoipe
On .oW could refrain from remaining the
Wonoerful Disparity In tho size and stature of
tne Two men. tho huge boy having TO stoop
ano walk in an uneainly attitude in order to
Aoep step with his comparative diminutiye
panson: 1t 10 but right to add, however.
tnat wnat Tom wants in height seems In NO
small degree made mp by his extraordinary
muscular development aad his enormous
w1qtn across the shoulders. = -
having sumciently gratifled their audience
Win sightof them, the friendly athletes next
acknowledged the hoaors that had been paid
t1eM. lnelr oratory might serve a. models
oI brevity and pith. The Benicia Boy con-
tented himself with assuring his friends that
tnat was the happiest moment Of his life and
Tom Sayers. In turn, said he followed In his
comrades wake" and was much Obliged TO
tnem all. Both OF the men looked In admirable
condltl0n, and their vieages bore NO perceDti.
Ole traces of the terrible punishment thew
mutually underwent on the memorable i7th
Of April. - -
The ceremony Of the presentation is to be
repeated at the same place to day Friday and
saturday and Sayers and Heenan are after.
wards to 60 ON tour through the provinces.
70 give their country admirers an equal on.
portunity OF Witnessing the happy terminu.
tion OF their manly rivalry. -,
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2 LIsr on SN1wLY-AfrolxxBDl llIDsnIPnun.-
u Naval Aeadsmy, in order Of merit Who
have reestyed their Yar1enta ~ sMidshipmsn
II the Navy =. b. Stuvsysant, a. D. W1ar-
toa, j. y. Aaron, %. Kasst q. r.. 0iliets r.
Il Swans, g. D;sA.es; Z; =. Dcrpin. L g.
lGcNair, w. H. Bsrtoh, Z. 3. Brown, II. Il.
0Anlsy. W. WAitshsad, =. 4. Walker. ". 3.
6ohleT, /. Z. HAfrisos, !. l. HcolaI s. q. Pad.
dock, +. /. HogA 8. Casey. = q. hsaA, u ".
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steamer Arctic, on her passage up Lake Ss.
perior, ON the 18th ult., ran on one Of the Hu-
ron Isiands in . fog. % that 1t was found i'm
possible 20 extricate her from her perilous po-
sition. The shipwTecked party-ahout. thirty
Aye passenger besides the cNW-uaraged to
cave some provisi0ns from the wreck and 81.
camped themselves on the isiand. Several
ladies suffered severely from the Aardehips
and exposure 70 the weather. After being for
over two days In this state, the steamer FOun.
tain City was signalized and the shipW Iecked
party taken OF. The steamer WAs found - 10
q complete wreck. and her cargo nearly al
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THR HEAD OF RICHRLrHu.-Our Paris cor
respondent, describing the rare curiosities o.
some Of the private collections of Paris, says
tnat IN one ''is the head Of the great Cardinal
de Hichelleu. not the skull, but the dried mead.
with it's thin lips, its peaked beard, its deli
cate moustache, such as you see the Cardinal
represented in Philippe de Champagne's ad-
mirabie portrait, which hangs in the Gallery
OF the Louvre. The nose alone is injured BY
the grave and by time; it is twisted towards
the left, and has slightly fallen upon the cheek.
What sarcasm has hazard expressed in ac-
tion by this severance Of the head and body Of
the man who consigned so many people to the
scaffold! His headiess trunk moulders away
In the Church OF the SorbOnne, which he built
Tor family mausoleum, and where his family
are to this day buried. Its vaults contain the
ashes OF the celebrated Marshal Duke de Riche-
lieu, and the Duke de Richelieu, the patriotic
Minister Of Louis XVIII. A splendid monu-
ment, by Girardon, the sculptor, is to be seen
there."-N. Y. Times. = :. f4s -
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC CONvBMTION.--Tho
Springfield, nominated Jas. q. Allen for Gov.
ernor, Lewis q. Ross for Lieutenant Govern.
or, n. @. Campbeil for Secretary Of State, Ber-
nard Artenzen for Auditor, and Hugh Naher
dorsing the action Of the delegation at Char les
ton. and expressing the wish of the Democra-
cy Of the State for the noaiuation OF Mr,
Douglas. 4s}'as8s T.i.lf s73 ! -
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al Copper Lixhtninx.Rod.

ceHe now prepared 70 put sp, in town and
sxa,ry. this very superior ROD. which consists
s.xsad twisted piece Of heavy SH EEX COP
Ha, prsesnting large amOunt Of condActlns
my dursbls. Please call and examine sample
nd certificates from the most scientllic and busi-
lss men Of this State. =
my D-lm Iron Block. Governor st.
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LY1CH Law IN KANsAs.-A man named
John johnson, formerly Of McEienry county,
Ill, was tried ct Black Jack, Kansas, ON the
sisted OF magistrate and six jurymen. After
the evidence was ali In. johnson contested and
begged for mercy but the verdict was guilty,
and the sentence death in 6ftesn mfnutes.-
The criminal then selected man to settle his
a3airs, and SO that his mother got the avails
of his property. At the expiration Of the M
teen minutes, 1t the command Of the officers,
they marched to the nearest tree, about half 4
mile from the village, and there gave him
thres minutes fartAsr respite, and thea he was
hung and when he WAs dead, his body was
taken down and buried decently. ~
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"A Ssuthern Savings Bank
CHARTERED Rs, BY THE LEGIsLATgRE OF VA.

CHAKTERED By rHE LEGIHLATURE OF va.
:, OFFICE, 173 MAIN STREET
Money received on deposit at the rate Of sSz per
ni per annum. on oil sums remaining over six
aonths; and at FIRE per cent. ON such as are drawn
Rt before the xpir alton of six months,
DIRECTORS: sg
B Watkins, Pres't, r. G. Howe, r.
Moore, Geo. l.. Herring,
Nm. Ira smith, J.F. Regnaulf,
III. F. Mayo, w. A. jenkins, Sec'ry,
P. B. Pnce, Treasurer.
-Arthcates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
IruuIer, P. b. PaICE. Q16ce at VIM. Har-
lHt Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
khv American Hotel my 1-lm
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Ds,axsed.-OathssiBe Gathright, q luuatia.
escaped from The PoOr.H .Houas last Friday and
was afterwards arrest ted In the Second Mar
ket for making an indecent exposure Of her
person. This poor creature ought to be cent
TO lunatic asylum, or coEhned In Jail tor
sale-keeping. There are NO prison cells ae the
Poor-House in which, 70 lock her mp. and II
there were that is NO place for persons in her
condition. Lunatics ought not to be kent
with the sick and the crippled, nor ought they
be allowed t. stroll about the strsets to the
annoyance Of the pnhlic.
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+. 05M3eeiew ef fNaMeAs-1t elloa ooeQRo ~ M.
lieAing pQlice rsportA AtA4t IT, nal9e olpe5eo0-
ets arS pr0tllsIy slm11Ar u tAce1 e TII8ooen.
tion u taksn advaatags Of 10 aanoy - jnno-
EoeaA To b tAnneed WltAan olhnoeaOta1 b tAo
lsw. eVeas joeujarly = u1plsa1aat e1A Win
some men might Nod 70 beeaehef ~ peace.
Oo1menwsalth, aal enothee J06o Onith
were N assasein. 10 ffIeaA of - C3Ovofno9
swopld suspect him of hln9 ~ 1lGf6eGee, eaA
te- taunt him, viii he1oe Wooad - e oIse
oftsu asksd - cay shAs y. n, so6sr, tntelli.
eenS, hieh. .min6ed eentleman, b not tke a. T.,
q Adrup4pn lca9tS Who WaS conmitsea - ~
chain :Gaug by TIE Mayor, aAA sounetinis 20
6elieyes H. eNootl1Dan - bestho peSso0, bat
DezSiy 70 roalose ht0 o. The aanoya1es 1y his
friands %sFfe@~ ssases y ssTsfss-
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Li6e,ai Psepossttens--lns view Of the reei.
mental encampment aAQpt to take placo nsar
this city, s. 8. Cottrell, an extensive saGillIo
and harness manufacturer OF this city. has
proposed to give - prises TO b shot for 81 the
Troop, saddle and b Idle worth ESQ; 0ooch-
land Troop, q saddle and bride worth $50 |:
Richmond Troop, 2 saddle and bridls worth
$50. and Hanover Troop. . saddle and bride
worth $50. The propoSition will b extended
also TO tho Henriec and Chsster1leAa Troops.
It Is suggested that q silver maaal b awarded
by the companies 70 the winner Of ono OF the
above price who shall b victor In match
against the other WinnerS, en =
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DySscsed Whilss Bathtxg.-Last SATURDAY af.
ternoon, lad named ALBBRr LlNDsAY, aaed
about aeventssa years, was drownsd while
Of the basin. In company with two or three
men. young Ldndsay went 70 the canal to take
q hath, he not moving tow 70 swim. After
his party had ionped into The waaeS and
swan across, they noticed that he was sink.
ing. and hastening 70 Aiuk eadeavored 70 res.
cue him. but before shsy cSpld Do %. The vital
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HoRsE-RACIN0.-Tho Fashion Race Cour.s
Il. ~ spring meeting commenced on Thur
day, with taif attendance. Three raeee were
run, namely Post..take. for all ages, two mile
beats, &15OO-in which Slashsr bsat Bourbon.
Sweepstakes, for four.ysar olds. two nile
heats-in which Prophet beat Pauline. Sweep
stakes, mile heats, for thFss-year olds-fn
Whica Aurora atPeg Top.
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Richmond Academy Of Mxsie.-This Associa-
ton, composed OF the united musical talent OF
our city, Contemplate shortly giving another
instrumental concert. TheifllFst concert Wss
fully and fashionably attended, and threw
something into the fund for the benefit OF the
orchestra 10 spoken Of in high terms VI com.
mendation by good judges, and there 10 every
reason TO believe that The society is now e..
tablished on q permanent footirg-the su,ali
besn amtcably settled. 81 sii' s.a ss f''l5E :
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i B1IrIsH NAvY-A recent return haS ha.n
made to the English government of the mum.
Der OF men which would be required to pro-
Vide the established or estimated complement
iof the whole OF the steam vessels afioat.
building and con vertine in the British nav
For the SO ships ps-of.the-line,a - frieates. Q
block ships, 81 corvettes. iron.c ships. o5
sloops. q smaller vessels, 1872 gun boats, s
noating batteries. 81 transports, tenders, &c,
men required would be III, ,742, or 95,si3 ON.
GERS and seanen, Il, 92s marines. r large
number. t}a a. es6 - y
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CHoLERA IN MALAaA.-Adviess from MAJ.
aga received In this city via Gibraltar. stet1
that the cholera Was prevailing there 10 q fear.
Sal extsnt and that its r.vagee were not con-
nned 70 the poor people, but that all classes
were attacked. On the 18th nit, there wers
about 200 cases in the city, and the dsaihs nnm.
bered from IS TO 100 Per day Ali who could
do 20 were leaving the city.-Bosfos Adv. 3 :,
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11s Corners Stone Of the Seemen's Bethel VIII
b laid on Wednesday evening. az o'clock.
pear the corner Of s0sh and Cary strssts, Win
Imposing Masonic eereDonies. The Iveyioua
Lodges composing this distriat are sxpsetel "a
oe present. or at least large repreientation
from them. isfaA tsfls s2Fl'I p - IT,1T :
The Chaplain proposes to odspesit With oth.
eE mementOeA the names Of the Pastors And
omcial members Of all the churches IN tAS
city. II some persons in the various churches
had better b wTiteon en pafchaaent T.et 1l,eie
be large assemblAge on the oeeasiop. e. flle
exercises will be interesting and short. n
some OF our worthy citizens would endoatof
70 be present they might ~ moro clearly he
prOpriety Of this noble en- texprtea, q ! : =
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RAILROAD ACcIDENr.-On Tuesday night
last a. . rock train was backing down on the
Memphis and Charleston Railf0ad, near Lar.
kinsville, Ala, it ran over some cows and
threw the whole train, with the exception OF
the engine aud tender, from the track. Two
were killed. and three others seriously il.
juSed one Of them had his leg broken in three
places. The conductor, Who was in fault,
lied. <tsE rsw f&'klft6S - p.
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n Mere New Goods.

- uA0Ic &NeW 0OO0os
A. K. PARKER & co.
fivs inst received now and beautiful assDrt-
An,of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, In
Rich Chintz Berege ANGLAIS; -
Pain BeFege ANGLAl6; vk
Elch Organdio ROBES;
Kieh ChintS ORGANDIE0; fts
Grey MOHAiR; Plaid MOHAIR; a5
Broche CELEET1ALS; 80 80 ~. E
POPLINe and POPLINETS; ss-
.iAGONET1s ana Lawns. TO-, 10.
~ Of which We will sell very low my xEts
1--WE never could sell anything but
N,s:on MerrilPs Yeast Pexders heretofore !;
siMnce have sold your VIRGINIA YEAST
MNDERS. cannot sci! any other. They are
a'anly the greatest Powders ever had, writes
A,other from RslsiGh. N; G., says: Please
sna me 10 gross moro OF yonr VIRGINIA YEAST
NWDrRs, for cold the last quicker than | ex-
lec'sd Your Powders are in constant demand and
siaer. YOura F. TH1rM 81
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
. l.. WAINER. Manufacturer,
MD-im Corner 6th and Broad sts.
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CSskisv ApYoisse6.-Ths Directors of the
Tradsrs' Bank OF shis city. have elected al
thedr Cashier Mr. EDwAlD S1ron. long ,eSd
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merchants doing business east Of NGN oS1e1t
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