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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

. MAroE's CorEr.-Yes,erday the folloWing business
was disposed Of
Thos Mack, for being drunk in the street. was dis
charged aud T. N. C. Turner Of Manchester, for being
drunk and disordsrly in the street. was committed
Henry slave OF Lottier Co., for stealing pair Of
CATER boots from eujamin Hirsh was ordered ten.
Henry, slave Of NJ. Hart, for breaking into Hamst
Prarces house and stealing table was oscered tne-
and thirty.
Peter MeAlema and WIN. Buckley charged with
fighting in the street discharged
- Chas Camp aud Thomas Smith, for assalltng and
beating Ro l. Carter, remanded for trial before
the Hastings Court
joe slave Of John Blair fOrsseang coat from Peter
Eox, ordered twenty.
John King T. No. c.. charged with stealing rope and
fixtures from Sterling Logan. Case continued
Jas Pollard charged with s;abbmg Cornelius OHern,
with intent to kill was continued 10 18th inst
John Smith, Patrick Grant, and Andrew hieks Tor
assauiug and beating Dominic AcCann, we're committed
in default Of secdrity 10 keep the peace.
Ro Sprggs, T. Va. c. charged with coUhiding william
Randolph NJ. c. who had seduced bis sister under pro
InOse Of marriage baed until Friday morning when
the MAYOR will announce bis decision. The grandmother
Of the gra respectable old muat.o servant appeared
in Court With the infant in her arms and rected the
particulars Of the affair With manifestation Of sensioi
~ which enlisted the symPathies Of all present. except
the gay "LOthario.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
IRON Editor OF Norfolk Herald
RAKER,S PREMIUM BITTERS.

NHIs the season which celebrated Bers mostly
sought ar, and possessing, as they dc, wo divide lame
hArSy necessary TO Impress upon the mind Of the invalid their
nesmabe We have In social heard but
one their and that Is whenever used they act
ike charm prove eneaclous than medicine that
has ever been the public The maker OF these Bers
use. no highly wrought panegyrcs flaming hand bills to further
the sale e Bttes but simply throwing the article Its own
ert TO be Judged accordingly lie does not like all the quaek
stuff now that will all the Ills common TO hu
mAnty but his reputation that VII taken accord
ipV 10 directions will Ague and Fever Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaint Cholera Mobu Indigestion, Sour Stomach Loss OF
Appe-and all diseases arising from topdiy Of the Liver and
nacon digestive organs Their equal vet TO be bad
Tese Bt,s an be had OF Messrs ADIE GRAY, PURCELL
LADD co. BIZ all prominent Druggists In the city OF Rich
N nd In Virginia and North Carolina Also BY
sroTT 4 Co Warrington CITY, D. O.; CANDY GILPIN co.
Baltimore; B. A. RAHNEsT0CKk co. Philadelphia, and BARNEs
4 PARK, New York.
Orders died ky Addressing BAkEK, Proprietor.
Jnns iS-dke Richmond, Va
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DUnLIC SALE OF vALUABLE RRAL AND

i PERSONAL ESTATE, ISCLUOINGA NUMBER OF SLAVES
As bonis with the will annexed Of WIN. Rob
sson deed and virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Cupepe the 18th Of July $780, In the Of Robertson
Robertson &c will sell public auction the premises
FRIDAY the 18th day OF September s6O fair not the next
DAY. very valuable Tract OF Land known "Dels
rane In Cup County the Rapid Ann river lying
within Miehels Station and three miles Of n
Rapid on the Orange Alexandra raj road OF which
the late VIM Robertson died seized The coil remarkably well
adapted the growth Of both wheat and Al the time OF Mr.
Robeson DEATH about six was justly regarded as
productive Of the ne river farms since them by
bad cultivation is appearance has been much injured but could
be restored II contains about hundred OF whh
omehg upwards four hundred cleared the balaace
Is timber The improvements consist Of large and commod
Dwelling and necessary outhouses Mr. Walter Robertson
siding on premises Mr. VIM A. Robertson adjoining
farm witt pleasure show the property Al the time and
place SELL public auction twenty odd valuable Slaves
consisting men, women and children Aho all the stock Of
Horses Cattle sheep &c together with the Farming Impemen
and household and kitchen Furniture
TKRNs sAEThe estate credit Of one two three
four yea In equal nalmen with interest from the day Of
sale interest the whole to be paid annusy The slaves and
pehab property credit oftEeVe months with interest from
the day sale except less dollars, for which
The will required all purchases be secured by bond
with good security and the real estate by the further security Of
retaining until all the purchase paid; but all
will have the privilege Of paying the cash The sale will
" JAMES W. GREEN
Admir- de bonls with the will annexed Of
au3-ctdE VIM A. Robertson, decd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

LATER FRON MEXICO.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug The Schooner Potowac, from
Vera Cruz has arrived bringing dispatches Tor wash
ippton. Vera Cruz was healthy The Spanish frigate
Isabel hence the I'd ins had arrived at Vera Cruz She
communicated with the Spanish Minister, hiramOn was
at Lagos The Liberals concentrating forces to at
tack the Capitol and had seized the Bishop OF Guadaa-
lara to effect an exchange of Uraga Airamons party
threatened to attack Vera Cruz. The steamer Austin,
from the Brazos arrived on the 3D. News unimporant.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


The long established reputation the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the Of Chronic Diseases renders comment upor
their medicinal efficacy unnecessary.
For many years the these Springs have been trans
ported and by persons their homes and experience
fully teshes tri he beneficial eects TAT haze resulted
from their use Uken drunk Jrel at DE 0Rntdfn
These waters gently APERENT and very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE great forte remedy ard the quality above al
others that has given their high reputation their drd
lire porer or he peculiar operative Influences by they
stimulate o. daldr screOns resoee CAronfc f1Dmdtios
obasin the smaller vessels and roc Of morbid
profound changes demandedn almost Of chron
As an APERIEET and Alternative the range disease TO
which they applicable vii be apparent 70 medical mensueh
Hideys Ska de- DC Upon the funstons OF the organs gener
ally they exert marked Effects those that are inactive
aud establishing healthy scEeons In such as have departed nom
a normal condition.
In DYSPEPSIA and In Chronic Iraaons Of the mucous coat
tbs Stomach and Bowels they are employed with the hapPest
results.
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARRHGA often cured BY them, amer other rem
To cosTIvENEss Of the Bowels PILES they well
adapted.
unattended with Inflammation, they serytceable
To the seueral forms Of CHRoSiC DISTRACTIONS &C. pec
liar % females their derdrs Influences are Often enneniy
NEURALGIA and various diseases when they
the result organic derangeen are treated with great
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy with
As palliative effect In GOVT their value has
In SEscGRfAL DISEASES peculiar affection tina.
from the abuse OF Mercury srrHrITic Affections full
~ Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and
pcabes Of the Waters furnished gratis, application to the
Waters securely put Springs glass bottles
are now being regularly furnished the Agents In Richmond for
prevent Imposition each bottle has the words "GRErN
BER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown In the glass; without
Orders from individuals and the trade throughout the United
PURCELL, LADD co,
apqT-dke6m GEM Agent Richmond, Va
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BALrNoRE Aug eFcur Arm and tending Downward Howard
Street eS62 buoYant; While 4ODl6e Red 2eDlSoe
Corn arner, with advance Of t.o cents yellow .O cents
White sea Sides II cents Meas PORK lsiotzV
Ruma u 5ONRiS whisky arm At q cents.
NE YoEK 6-Cotton steady, saea 300 bales Upands
Nj ding Al lOa0iOa Flour buoy ant Southern 70 IS Ia
wheat advAnc nT Red $50 cents Corn nm Mixed 81
nGS eests Pork arm; Mess iS5OGtl0l2 Prime lS25Df4 =
Whly dull sugar steady Turpentne ste.dy Al S1h
As9 Res.uaehAnged Stocks higher; Virginia sixss92S
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MISS pIGRAMiS SCHOOL.

HE nh session OF this School will begn the first day Of De-
II tober.
Miss Pegram this proper express her crate
full which has attended her efforts In
the Of Education
To the pupils affection and Industry have cheered her Ia
bor and parents whose kind expressions Of approval have
highest reward well as 10 the friends whose In
bern constantly used In her behalf Miss Pegram
turns sincere and cordial thanks.
h that the Increased experience OF each year and unr
yng efforts her cart deserve the confidence reposed her
will reaaer her school worthy OF continued success.
Catalogues with full particulars be had spple auon to
Mss J. W. PEGRAM,
Ind 2auAre
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AUDIToRs OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, August 50, 1860.
NAMES OF DELINQUENTS.

DEsoLUfIoN requiring Auditor Of Public Accounts to pub
Ii nsh If Newspapers Of Richmond City Delinquent Collectors
Of the Public Revenue.
Agreed 10 February g. 1850.
Rssolrsd Jy GtHerdi assembly 1hAt the Auditor OF Public
Accounts shall hereafter ascertn Off; rs charged with the
collection and payment Of part 81 the revnue who are de
uQueu months preceding the first dSy Of jan
uAy July Of each year and when 50 aseeraned shall pub
h the Of such deuqueRs In or more OF the ne"spa
papers published In the City Of Richmond, not exceeding four
Insertions
Ia Ascrtanng the officers charged with the collection and pay
men Of any part the revenue required by the above rso
uou included only who made default In The pay
msn portion the became payable within the
pc Of January 1861 and the h day OF
July Those Who In default prior 10 the LIST day Of
1850 % incluied:
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RICHM0ND EEMALEINSTITUTE.

JHE Seventh begins OCTOBER sr 1850 and ends the
il last Of June. 1851.
len In the Institution deserving Of the
large patronage and the high literary character has achieved
play ground attached beautifully horougy
shed apparatus costly and complete It's course Of study
Eng course will be from catalogue
sTe are taught after the methods best sdaped to secure mental
discipline which the true end Of study but in French par
Department remains in charge Mr. CiFP and Mr.
O. O MIRA has been added 10 IT,
Cha Ill., Winston A NJ Uniy Of Va President and Prof Of
Moral Science and ing sh Literature.
Rev. L. Bur owS, D. D., Evidences OF Christianity.
James Leigh JONES' NJ UNIV Of vA Mathematics and Lam
RI. Lewis NJ D, Natural Sciences.
PrOt ,; EmiOn (of Paris French.
senior Carlos O. Mera. Spanish and Italian.
Miss May l. Lefw oh, Drawing, Paiatlng, &c.
Miss P Roy al, English Branches.
Mis- n s. Valentine ng.sh Branches
Miss Jane 8 sanard PreparatorI Department.
Mrs Ann Mallory, PreParata y Depar. nent.
Miss Mary Lathrop preparatory Department
\. y. oapp Principal Musical Department.
The President will the rectsons of all tie Glasses reg
ula Intervals giving special attention TO the Primary pupils
TERMS roR SiSE SoNres .
(Half payable Oct. l, I5GO- nder Feb 10, 1861
EngIsh Tut on, Preparatory Depart go %
English Tu zion Collegiate Department 81 %
Music Piano, with Vocal Music ......... 50 20
Music on Guitar, .........-...- ~ ~
VoeslMase alone, taken by al in casses 10
DraSing Heedlework, or Greelsn Painting. 20 %
Board, including everything except washing. leo %
reduction Of cast5aci to Niait(rs
t-Pups provide Books and Stationery at their own expense
~ pOtraeed sickness daeton will he made for
absence.
Boarders are members Of tie Presidents family Money
incidental expenses should be deposited with him. and all let
tiers for them sent TO liscare.
CHARLES H. WINSTON,
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ppON WASUINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Ex-Seoretary Of War; Con-
rad is here preparing letter for publication, urging
joint Bell and Douglas ticket in all the States, and the
electors thus chosen to vote for the can ddate having
the greatest strength.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
SPRINGS. POMHATAN COUNTY, HIRGINI

SCHOOL will be opened at this place. the LIST Of October
"A next under the Of the undersigned Though de-
gned especially preparatory the University OF Virginia,
viii M this reason fewer advantages to those Intend
ing 10 ente other Universities, college.
the Principals will teach Mathematics; the other, Ian
ruages Assist shall every case be graduates
Of the University VIRGINIA Cooqua classes however In the
Language will receive occasional Instruction from ma
lives Of those languages
Charges for the Ser sion. $3.50 including every thing.
Circulars be obtAoed AZ the Bookstores 10 Richmond, or
by application . thu ough the Richmond p o.
PHILIP Is STANARO, A. NJ,
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof at Va NIL Inst
SIDNEY II. OWENS, JR, A NJ,
Iv9-dketf Lately Prof Of Greek In Richmond College.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
IRRIGATION.

NHE Board Of Education consisting Of the Trustees OF the State
Seminary snu located In Tallahassee Flor
ida desire to employ three Teachers to supply vacancies
that 10 the scoo Two competent to give insue
don In the English French and Greek Languages
Ma hemAilcs Military Tactics To teachers well qualified
and experience In teaching salary OF 1920 for the
scholastic wear will allowed Frsm the Board OF Teachers
complete will be selected by the Board OF Education to
ct as Principal with additional compensation Of Three Hun
drrd Dollars The duties Of the School com
nence October lst, 1860 and end July LIST, 1851
be addressed until the LIST Of september
70 y EPPEs
jyl0--u President OF the Board OF Education.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

BARRE'S TRICOPHEROUS Is the best and cheap
Is. article dressing beauns cleansing, curling preserving
and restoring hA Ladies' try IT. Sold By all druggists and
periamerA mhlo-o0m
NJESDA N ES. CHEGA RY & D'GiEHHILL1,beg
WI 20 announce friends and the pubc that their BoAr
ng Day school young ladies will al Nos 2 and
2g pruce street. Philadelphia, Sepemb 18Th, ls6O au
INARW FOR SALE.-On THURSDAY, August 10th. Chat
II being day will sell public auction, Al Charles City
Courthouse my Ira "Wos Bank living Charles CITY county,
TIE lower the ChckahOmuy. Wov bank contains,
according deed hundred aud eighty ekht
The soil excellent aud we'll adopted TO the gro~h OF all
rops Virginia The improvements eommo-
dou selling kitchen, which, by Little repair,
amply for family. IL lbs Immediately
Ccka passed by tn steamer Schultz on al her
reguartrps Richmond and Windsor shades IL
dre hshiu sp0rlV ats also the public road
runnng y Cy H. sandy Point about eleven les
frvm The Court House
Persons at distance can right the iar rom the steam
schultz where W. A. Southan Eu take pie In show
rs it 70 them aui-etds A ChANCEl.
A GERMAN GENTLEMAN, now residing in Virgins
N as Teacher Of the Piano the Organ aud insru tor In sing
ia IS sou RehmondH he could dni employment
as a Teach,r N the above mentioned branches.
testimonials Of the highest character Apply 70
aul lW Y. n sIksVhEh
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IIlHE nEAUTIFULL F,RM CALLED "ROn

u IN Park, IN HhNklCO ON THE OHlCkAHOhlN, FIVE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE At AUCTI0N.-At the
requ Of NE Robinson and LeAnder Baker, shall SELL At
public auction the premises TUEsD Az the 2Sh August
lsG0 ~ o'clock IL fair not the next fair day the beaut
m farm located above adjoining the lands Of Dr. Joo Friend
aud Mrs Mary Price, containing by Mt survey 40 acres Of
which $50 cleared embracing SO OF fine low grounds
1870 well In origin and secondary growth Of
wood and timber The land not only well adapted TO the od
crops but portion OF remarkably suited T. vegetables
There ne young orchard the place The Dverg Is built
brick good order and contains six and surround
Oak Cedar There IS In ad
don buildings usually found such place Possession
given time seed wheat and full possession the end OF III
year.
TERxs-one cash; balance and years. negotiable
notes, bearing interest, secured by trust deed.
ana rtds GOgDIN A APPERsON Aurts
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. August @.

NOS wArua C1uEsuArJ ~ ESQ: sHr 6;o
ARRIVkD,
Steamship Yorktown Parrish New York. merchandise and pas
steamship virgins Kelley Philadelphia merchandise and
sengvrs D. W. Cudie .
sieAmsr Bsvdere Keene Baltimore merchandise and paSSen-
Rtrs. D. 4 W. Currie.
schr Mary AiamS Sparrow Petersburg lumber John A. Bel
vim.
sehr D. A. Berry Voorhees,, New York, Ice, D. King
sch- B. Preston, -, James River wheat ha1An 20
sehr 7. Abbott, LudlAm, Boston, plaster, A g. Lee.
sehr Vim Severe, Brooks, James River, wheat ,
schr EIen oldsborough Todd Baltimore guano, b. Bentley
SAILED,
Brig Mary CApen - down the river light
schr stlnard Jr, Booz Ba tlmore coal, d. uolqu
schr CommAndern Chief Martin D. O., via Port WAhA COAL
D. 4 W Colquitt -,
schr Ocean Wave -, D. O., via POrt Wahan, coal, D. 4
W. Coquitt
schr Wm and Josiah, Jones, down the river light.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUs

EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE
JOHN P 4 THOMAS BALLARD, PrOprStOrs.
August 9Th, 1850.
Mr.U.u Va Geo Morris, Va
n NCbsathsm do Geo Byrd, Ill
j A Pox n q VI holtngswOrth no
W W Nelson, Va John Crane, ", hehmona
4 Hall N o } 2 wilson Jr Va
IN COLES Va Nils Wilson do
Talbot SEeeny, do W Don, fhhA
q W Garrett, do sB Mehtuney,IA
y Gr.yory Do Proficiency, DO
NJ p 1odd DO Actohon svt
A B.ra 4 GLAND FUwnson, wsN
o A McConsh MN Gohon, NC
@ L Goodwin, so sM DeNraut OsN
d Taylor, flA sc Everett, va
A A. scott Ala By sunisle,
Ashby sc BA "a rsh, 40
a TuinS 40 sCArrington, Pei'g
: n PicIin wife Va Capt LEWIS Parrish, steamship
g EdgarfNo Yorktown
Chas rs ell, DO var ISM "a
John MAgroder, Va q Holloway BAN
y n rbomp,on Va Miss N Christian, Ala
v m L. ~rsnee DO MIS- J Pic dives do
/ N Inboden DO J Christian, do
1 n Nc NJ 10 wPCarte., Va
MIC NJ Mortoo do Thos l. Bro an, do
N Feming do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
ARRIyALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOSEPH II. cRESsHAw. Proprietor.
August 6, 1850.

JOSEPH IL cRESsHAw, Proprietor.
August 6, 1850
Col II L Hopkins Petersb'g JM Galway City
Memmsnges, n thrstiNn, Wait
Can't Curtis lady, ship Hanger, ST.. Augusta
Reender, PhlA Jno Booker Va
] q England Richmond Lsaney, Louisa
NJ Booker, Jr., Pr Ed re rally IA Nh
A Pc rim, NY KIN Blgbyi uhA
@ Hodge, do VS. Bag0y, DO
NJ B Hun Pr Ed CT GoodNin, do
j d WalhAu do Fw BAttale Caroline
Y LocLet do wv slrong Madison
J L Lgou do Ut ooWheAd Louisa
Ogburn, DanvllO q Jones, do
A Fippn Go sSmonds, Bait
X Carter Notouy il Gunter, Louisa
r Il Pnilnps. Pr I'd X MundAy, Va
Miss Jacobs, Bait Mailng, 90
Chandler. Halifax Oortni ChArist'e
J S Carrinston, do Baldwin, do
FoWSes, Notovay VIM hAnng, 90
BJAekson, Amelia Dol w LAWSON 10
Dr q o Scott do Miss Lawson, do
] ID Hnrper do WI Hughes, Lynehbg
A Mason New Kent sA Rowe s.eAme, VS.
J C,mmack Louisa Master Haeken, do
Johnson, do Mlnstohi uo
d X Brndlss do Ri Lee, Hampton
A Tinsley Henrico IsaAcs, Phlla
Capt j NJ Hughsou, Louisa Col Mmmo, Va
Mrs Thompson, FArmvlne JOS Btesio King queen
Rlehd HAYES, King VIM Mrs Bftso, 10
Jas @ Green. Danvile
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.


CrScINxArI, Aug 6.-Returns from eleven towns at
noon to-day report Leslie Coombs thirtyfour hundred
ahead
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h - - -
Primary Children under II years OF 80 90
REFERENCES.
THEPA1R1ss scHOoR ghl Reverend Bishop Meade va
Right tishop Elliott Ca Right Reverend Hshop hns
Virginia Right Reverend Bshop Cobhs ALBANIA; Reverend A.
Emple, D. WI mlngton n. Rev Dosgeti, D., Rich
ond Reverend Charles Read chmond Reverend Nelson Hea
Danye Va Reverend g. Gdersleeve Richmond Va Reverend
T. V. Moore n Richmond, Va; Reve end. VIM H. Wheel
Wight Richmond VA Reverend John Saunders Richmond Va;
The Clergy OF the Episcopal Church In Virginia. -
RI Al letters TO directed HUBERT p LEPEBvRE Rich
mond iy26-dGt3n
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DOARDlN.. SCHOOL AT ROXBURY, NEW

DOARDIHss SCHOOL AT ROXBURY, NEW
ID KENT CO. Val will this school al mothers MIRA
N Poar residence the LIST Of september 1860 for the I'm
lied number Of IL boys.
Boys Of this will erjoy all the advantages Of private
family receive the attention at home The course
OF Instruction will all the English Classical and Mahe-
NAUTICAL branches
TERxs-S2OO Including everything For further particulars
circular which can be obtained by addressing ThoS Ballard
Exchange HOTEL Richmond, myself At Hubbards o., New
Kent county. THOS POLLAkD A. NJ
References Martin Prot Ancient Languages College,
NJ D. Hoge D. D. Richmond; b. B. Douglas, King William; Wan
Newton Hanover; John Fierce New Kent Hugh helsonPe
tersburR; T. Taylor, New Kent.
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sU,olER REcREArIoS-See the advertisement Of Ire
ArnOry Band and make up your pArtsrs for an szsur
EOn % the Fair GrOundI and rAnbls beneath he 0TsA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CONCERT AT THE FAIR GROUNDS. Mia
~ BsSb, In lance with The She OF A y
many citizens, viii give Concert AZ the Fair Ay9LS
Grounds, Of the Central gtieulurAl sOeleiy, on gcS
THURSDAY AFTERNOON 9Th inst vhch occasion thet VII
prsea programme popular musc embrac selections nom
Or MincHIs PLKA etc With srns and BrAss Instruments
Concert nom half past o'clock until O'Clock.
have been made with the railroad company Tor
Conveyance OF " and m the bA rou1di Ire
ether adults child half price rrAins Will
depot Eroad street. ats And5 O'Clock, and leave
the Grounds at 30 and $50 =. ".
Refshmeats VIZ the Grounds At city prices
sU-No liquor VII be slld
HE charge admission the Grounds Will be 10 cents chill
dren cent?.
Vehicles utAnln persons will be admitted for IS cents
anIl Or rach Additional person no cent? Au6- -
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DEADING TO SUIT ALL TASTES.

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Presco, SUP rlntendsnt OF the Electric Telegraph Lines
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studs 10 Animal Life By George Henry Lewss author Of
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u Household Economy Soyers standard
cookery and the standard Letter writer. ~ IS
The Queeps Society ~ Grace and Pho wharton Illustrated
nv Doye and the Brothers DAlEiel $50.
Memo IA OF Thomas Collected, arranged and edited by
his daughter with prece and notes by his SON Illustrated
18th comics fro stetches In two volumes tiI3
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d-.pton Of the principal es towns and places OF Inter
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