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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30
NOTICE.

NllAS f. Talley having purchased the entire
\ interest Of Mrssrs j \ st j Coleman
4 Go has associated himself in business with
MAJ. VIM Bradfrld Tor several years citizen
of this place, and is located in Marshall Tor life
IT, would take this occasion 10 return his sin
GER thanks to his friends Tor their liberal pat
ronlg. while associated with the Mcssrs Cole
man and hopes by close and prompt attention
To business to merit their fyor- and patronage
IN tn,urr
iany q 1850
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HtR r. (aUNG has resumed the practice ni
Emo .tf.u tnl viii give ~pcait. attention T.
- ., B., .srad - ,4r- and d's'a-o- ni thr eyes.
W,N illtikr ,i,-e,-e nesrle At h.s bau-e aAi Ntas
t,s.a lu etslua1lc teens.
~.ut. a. ls5d. "''"
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IAN W. ENNEi Marshall Hsri'"n COUNTY
n.ri.. over sander 4 Srig- pru. Store,
nt.inascs VI former one. dac narih D." tne Court
49,. Jan. 80.
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Did,

~ AD00SA1D
At her fathl residence. on tile corner Of M
E Ell &. RIcHARDS0N, sidess dsashtef
Of Charles Richardson, aged 10 years 8 months
and Is DAYS.
The subject of this notice was child Of attic
ton. For more than eighteen months that insid-
lOus destroyer, Consumption. was working his
way to the citadel Of life. For Eve weary months
she lay on . bed OF weakness and pain. During
this time ci nd hung over her-a dark, thick
cloud of fear and doubt She clung 10 life IN its
early morning. Who would not: But at length
came the conviction that she must die. Then she
PRAYED with painting breath for grace to triumph
over the last enemy Last Sabbath, as the sun fe II
cloud parted, and light streamed down from the
throne Of God upon his dying child She said, u
10 peace. No fear of death now; all u we'll, al 10
we'll. Father, friends, all meet me IN Heaven
Thus she lay, longing to depart, but patient and
tranquil till the glad summons came. Earth was
conquered; Heaven gained. Rest thee with thy
Saviour, gentle spirit. Father, mother. friends,
forget not her solemn, parting words, and prepare
to meet her in that house not made with hands,
eternal in the Heavens &
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend her funeral, at Union
Station, ON this tFrIday) afternoon, at O'Clock,
without further notice.
ma Petersburg papers please COPY. I'D
In Sydney, on Wednesday, June 9Th, WILL
LIAM JAMES, son of Amos z. and Nancy Will
lis, aged Is months and II days.
Tho gentle Saviour calls
Our children to HiJ breast;
He folds them in His gracious arms, e.
Himself declares them blest.
He win be buried from the residence of his pa.
rents to- day, at II O'Clock. F.- se. ."
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TfAveliDX.


The education Of an Englishman is not con-
sidersd complete until he has made the tour
Of Europe. No matter how we'll man may
b read in books, 1t ID impossible to liberalize
and enlarge his mind. unless he looks once in
. while beyond his own narrow horizon, aud
discovers that there are other nations besides
his own nations with institutions, laws, GUS
toms and habits, which, unreasonable and
even preposterous rs some Of them may APP
pear, have more foundation In reason and
sxpedieney than Strangers generally imagine.
Upon reading some OF onr various ex-
changes, We have thought It would be greatly
to the advantage Of our conntrymsn II travel
ing through the United States ct least were
made an essential part Of the education Of
Young gentlemen We are satisAsd, judging
from their language and spirit, that many Of
them know a. little Of the installations ana
character Of each other - they do Of the In.
Aaoataam OF sapIser. There l. no civilized
country In the world, ana Ne doubt whsth.-
there d 4 barbarous one. vh.r. 90 49, -
tbs population are vicious aud corran, n
would b . sorry reelection ON the An.,o-
AAxoa race II America 70 snppose ~ .
Aaons-H the seeaaations which each $3.50.
bring against ~ oshss srs true-has hseone
Destitute q hnuanity. chiyalrv. parity -. :
.oso.-'a one wore. b totally depravsd. Il
mol uss satAsr q ~ North or Of the eeuth,
Tor ~ al ~ sissilng asalitiss Of nhasnct.y.
my ass sestnd no othsr psopas; ~ ~ ~
ssays. sonsaad satsrpstsias Exeert,or-
n easss Of moral dsiinqussey ass 10 indsc..
ton Of eeasval character. Let ths $500. ~
AAeA section throw OIL upoa ~ froehal -,
tsss, and not scsttss abssad lsssesaadS. g..
rows ana death.
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Anei. ~


A ssnsleman oflim CO.. who has -
many years Engaged q the }secQtion Of -
l,ary c,aimsslkll ikscc.ie Ally With .eSxse
psasions tos rsvolutionsyY seestcse. Thssa
gularity Of the circumstance struck nem ~
for6ihyf. sAat he ln1tA ned N ahGAifS. and
slicised tr9R AZ cid LADY. ~ lole snxsAsaae.
descendank the f0lloW1pH ncu. I'VE s'ass
theu Suhstsnt,AYiy. bat oar IN fbrmAAt rot b.
inx nree1esn.f II &, possibls that We may b linz,
eorreet In ecuns insigaincant parttculaxs:1 .
Rar,v "a the rsvoluttsnary war, . man
snsm,d LAxH 1--WE think) enlisted tn . CON.
r.nv raised IN the neiehhorhood Of Ganches-
ter % ssrvs three years. He went, with his
regiments, TO- the North, and there joined
WAsHrN0ruN's army. Taking part IN AL the
previous battles, he was severely wounded at
Brsadywine or Germantown, and during the
battle and after, was taken care of By brother
soldier. to whom he had become greatly at
tsched, aud who belonged. to the same COM
pany with himself. The term OF service hav-
ing expired, these two soldiers, were dis
charged, and returned home, devoted and
indispensable friends. In the mean time the tide
Of war rolled on TO the South, and the couple
had scarcely reached their destination, when
they again enlisted to serve in General LIN
coins army, at that time engaged In the siege
OF Savannah. Our readers we'll know that
LINCOLN was afterwards cooped mp In
Charleston, and compelled to surrender. after
a long siege, to the Royal forces, under the
command Of Sir HENRY CLIFTON. Through
out this siege LANE and his friend stood to
their posts like heroes, and did their duty
bravely. At last LANES comrade was
wounded in turn, and was carried of the
field in the arms of his devoted friend
What must have been the amazement of LANE
on discov ering that the brave comrade who
had 50 long fought by his side, and had nursed
him so tenderIy when he was wounded
through the report Of the attending surgeon,
was q woman 1t appears that she had ACCT
dentaliy fallen in with him somewhere, and
had formed strong attachment to him. At the
m ade SO lfstle impression upon him that he
did not recognize her in the least, when he
afterwards met her disguised as a soldier
She was in despair when LANE enlisted, and
under the influence of that feeling, she fed
from her paren U.s. home, donned the continent
tai uniform, and followed him to the wars
What followed was proper finale to such q
romance. The wounded woman recovered,
and as soon as the twain were released from
captivity, they became one. They lived many
years very happily together, and left several
children. ft
Incidents of this nature-disguised damsels
following their lovers to the wars in the ca
pacity of pages-were great favorites with all
the old romance writers. The readers OF
SHAKESPEARE win recollect that one Of his
plays turns upon something Of the same sort.
Nevertheless, we feel assured that the tale we
have here recorded is true in all its essential
particulars. At any rate, both the man and
his wife received pensions for services rem
dered as soldiers, until the days of their deaths,
respectiyelY.
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a sS b iss1 sf. y y G cs.,l Isa:e
sk{WyE b ~ S.s 81 s Of Esy T. and
: 'filI Hymsn brought hfs love -delighted hour,
There dveN NO Joy in Eden,s rosy lower;
AZ starry midnight. charmed lhe silent air; ~
u vain the Wild bird carro4ed on the atseR.
:. IN yam % soothe the splitaIS lAsd4s -, .s-.~sa
KriaI notes il 0inkl1hG meesnfo played,
"a The aummer wind that shook The spaae I'D tree
Still slowly passed the melancholy day.
And still the stranger wist mot whore 70 stray.
The world Wa sad the garden was . wild,
And man, the hermit, sighed. till--Woman snil-
- - ss.tl ~ lfs.l5 Is -
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It is stated by a London paper that the Rev.
H. ID. NorthrOp, the American preacher, will
occupy the pulpit of the Rev. H. Spurgeon
during his absence ON the Continent.
The San Antonio Herald announces the
death, at that place, of the Hon. M. p. Norton,
Judge of the fourteenth judicial district Of
Texas.
The large quantity Of snow which fell at
the beginning OF the spring mas lately pro-
of Russia.
Hon. Edward Everett is to he the orator Of
the day at Boston on the 4th Of July. There
will be dinner on the occasion 1T Faneuil
Hall. = ~sf s.s!~-r -4.5 ii. .e5-f
A meeting in Freestone county, Texas, re-
solved that the bogus delegates, who repre-
sented Texas at Chicago, deserve death by
hanging. .--isas- .- afi
The barn belonging to Speaker Pennington,
at Newark, N. j., was burned on Sunday. A
favorite horse and two carriages were also
destroyed.
Saxony, no larger than Rhode Island or
Connecticut, keeps 3,50O,O0O sheep; England
and Wales 26,UGO,O00, aud the whole Of the
United States only 81, OC0, 0O0.
The present population of Alexandria, Va,
is estimated at about 1900. An increase OF
nearly 1900 since 1850. t II s
Mayor Wood, of New York, was robbed Of
his carpet bag at Delmonico's Hotel on Tues
day evening.
Commander F. g. Benham, U. S. Navy, died
in Staten Island, on the 18th instant. He en-
tered the service in 1914.
The City Council of Portland, Me- have
voted to extend an invitation to the Prince Of
Wales to visit that city. .l
A schooner called the "Rail Splitter' was
launched at kennebunkport Me-, Oh the 10th
inst.
Dr. John w. Geyer, talented physician Of
Frederick, Md. died suddenly in that city on
Monday.
Policeman Loughorly, of Cambridgeport,
Mass died Tuesday night from stabs inflicted
by the burglar Hurley. Hurley is in Jail.
There was frost in Wytheville, Va, on Sun
day morning last
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kk 3iNNT !, P2RTSMoGTH y!

j.. + NOKFOLk.-Tse S ssTH As
IlS fkCk, CAPT. =. c. Grrrosp. Ss,.s' Ct
nc nss sss ,ssr for ssa. 'ray: x
next. a ;sss assa on sSATURpAY EVINS
DAY EVENING thereafter. du1ine n ~. SAI,l1
fees9n,) leaving the harf ai Rocket,ss ~. sasa
thsnc mo-: a n g op POINT about Il c.
return the next evening, q UNWayy ,hrOLk, n}
1 p ~ O'Clock, touch at Po,tsmos,h M NJ
r0lnt; ana arrive At Richmond abou, ! 80, ahd
PAssAGR for the trip, to Old pon, N.s-
r0stsmGatn. and return. meals included :, =. J,
rUb NO REiGhr rAkkN THE EXCJIbseJ
1NIf. lie Its K. d. uA,V,xsN
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IA The BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
eouted the highest style of the art all hours
In the day and any kind of weather. Photographs
colored in Oil, Aquarllle, Pastel or India INK
Price rs ct t., 50 cts. 3l-frOm that mp to $500.
an
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rDJ.xA1ao-kx8io lstsf. Of IN Nay,
sayS enat sasindm WIS extremely dall, and
carr Of noarS (fs seing re-shippsd to the
RLMr Plate. Dc maintained anssnprmoas,
price, In consequence Of which hardly any
was hslng shippsd fos tbs United States, vss-
sells preserrirg 10 IL arm In ballast The yel.
low fever has RACED with Ere6t siS5snss dsrsag
Ia pzoaeutu yeax, aat -oaly - Pc -bAt - Fss.
nambuco sud othex pripcipal cities. From
Nontevideo we Earn hs. the British Govern.
mAnt haA hSrss, the tSland Of 0oletta, near
IRaldonada, -. ,,'a Ufag0ayan 0ovsrnment,
At 4 yearly ...t.; II Es0O, for their naval de-
not. Which wa T. is removed from Rio, ON &C.
count of it, aahsaishiness. The Brazilian
Emps-o~ had opened the Chambers in person,
In speech which was regarded - generally
pacific liz tone. The legislation had been un-
important liz its character. A letter In the
New York Times, dated Rio de Janeiro, May
3Oth. says na IS sa 1t5 So hes.stssI e
The principal event Of interest here to the
American trade is the failure of a Senior Leite
de Castro, the largest -four dealer In the place,
which occurred q few days since. His liabili-
ties exceed six hundred thousand dollars, and
understand that the creditors will lose quite
nifty per cent. in the settling mp of the estate
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IA st. Nicholas Saloon, -s+.F 3
MAIN STREET, MAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The st. Nicholas Saloon. seco1d to no other es-
tablishment in the State, 10 constantly supplied
FRENCH HAND AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
FRUITS, NUTS, etc
which Will be sold by wholesale or retail on the
most satisfactory terms. r. 81
Country Merchants are invited to examine the
large and veil selected stock which is being con-
N PARTIES. WEDDINGS, BALLS AND
PIC,NlCS.55PSrsons desiring giving Parties,
nished with FEET ONERiES and CREAMS
at reduced prices, and warranted to be nnsSuallsd
in quality. A. ANTONI. .
je 29-- I'm EAL a. -4
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Tho Wendreps rhree.


The three principal patriots Of the Council
Chamber, but who are never seenin the field
the three most ferocious soldiers Of Earope in
peace, and most eminent citizens in warfare
KossUTH, MAzzINI and LRDRU ROLLIN. The
first, since his late abortive attempt to get mp
an iusurrection in Hungary, has retired again
to private life; the second, who has promised
70 aid the oppressed masses Of the South -
soon - hs has completed his European work.
has not yet completed the same; the third,
who Is said TO have showed the lightest pair
Of heels Of any man In the last French revo-
luton, does not propose at this time to invade
France. One such man of action as CARL
BALD, In the open field, what contrast to
these vsnomous but decrspit spiders, weaving
their meshes in an old garrett in London l.
Whether the people Of Italy Will secure any
thing by their revelation bat change Of mas
ter, 10 more than doubtful, and even that
shAnee o. masters will b for the worye. Il
AAzzIxI should ct hold OF the refns.
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PASSENGERS FER STEAMSHIP "JAMEsrOwN,'
SKINNER, NJ aster, from New York:
A. b. Anderson, Alex. Brown, Mr.. Darlington
and lady, D. J. Boston. w: H. Olphin, lady and
child, Ira Lee, T. c. Epps, Jas Smith and lady, A.
Harbinser, E. Ring, A. Bishop. L. J. smith, A.
Riha, Alex. Waller, Mrs. Mayo, Chas. Silverson,
and IL steelage.
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DECREASE or POPULATION IN OHIO.-The
Cleveland Democrat says, 'from the returns
already in, it Is feared that the population Of
Ohio, instead OF advancing, has slightly de-
creased within the last ten years, BY emigra-
ton or otherwise tqE4 as l5l- -
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THE DELEGATES appointed ON
49, the part Of the city OF Richmond to the
Railroad Convention At buckingham Court House,
the 4th of July. will please meet At the Off e of
the Virginia Life Insurance Company at II O. clock
TODAY. ~
BY order Of JOSEPH MAYO,
je 29-lt Chairman of the Delegation.
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town, Richmond.
BAHIA, May 29-Sailed 9th, brig Virginia,
Ramsey, Hampton Roads.
ALEXANDRIA,, June N.--Arrived, schr. b. Matt
land. Newbern, N. G.. Sailed, schr. Lucre, Fred
ericksburg.
PHILADELPHIA, June N.-Cleared, schr. J. L.
Hess, Richmond, Va.
BALTIMORE, June N.-Arrived, steamer Bevi-
dere, Richmond. Cleared, steamer Geo. Peabody,
do; schrs. r. C. Stanard and Butterfly, do; Della
ware, Norfolk.
for South America, was spoken 9Th, lat u l5 lon
80 50.
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HON. ID. w. VOOR HEES, of In
M diana, will address the Literary Societies
Of the University Of Vlrsinia, ON w EDNEsDAY.
July I'd, as previously advertised The public are
invited to attend. COMMITTEE.
lie 25-3taWtd
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SERIOUS CHAR0E-The Hamilton (Canada)
Times states that II. Gowan, M. p. for Leeds,
has been arrested for criminal assault on two
girls, respectively ten and twelve years of age
Howan denies the charge as q conspiracy.
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- UNION PRAYER MEETING.
nations will be held every AFfERNoON this
week. under the auspices Of the Yonng Mems
G ;M AssoeGIastlon; at the I'M Ted PES
till 7 O'clock. The citizens generally are invited
attend. we'll all STRANGERS visiting the city.
jo l2-lm
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A Elegant Books.-The Show Case OF
Mr. ]. w. RANDOLPH. in the Miscellaneous De
partmentat the Agricultural Fair, attracted much
attention: Among the Books exhibited was a
large Bible bound At Mr.. X. s establishment which
we believe would compare favorably with any
work ever produced. A special premium was
awarded at the Agricultural Fair in 1SS6.-Rich-
n0nd Wing.
SILVER MEDALS were awarded by the Agri-
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute for the
best BLANK BOOKS.
j. W RANDOLPH is prepared to manufacture
to order for Banks. Merchants and Clerks; il suc
perior style, at short notice, BLANK BOOKS Of
every size, kind and quality
Those who intend opening new sets Of Books in
July, will please leave their orders at III Main st.,
as soon possible.
LEDGERS, JOURNALS.
DAY BOOKS, CASH BOOKS.
INVOICE BOOKS, LETTER BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS, CHECK BOOKS.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS and many other kinds
of home made, kept always on hand, and for sale
All kinds of BINDERY done. Foolscap paper
ruled for bills. price Is to IS cents per quire.
lie 28-4t
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sTRAYED OFF-About two V.
FARMS FOR SALE.

- HYBLA FOR SALE This FARM 40,
tains .66 acres by late survey. 10 well Tin
bored. abounds in green sand mari. and IL 1
vidod into SIX fields. Has commanding situatg
ON the Pamunkey River. four miles from H..
stalls station on the York River Railroad, nl
miles from Richmond, and in the county Of x,
Office Of the Surveyor Of the city Of Richmond.
WIN. A. BRAXTON,
10 12-d&sW1mA Aoauinton, Va
- FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR d.
S1RABLE CITY PROPE RTY-Ty
respectively, 500 and 2l3 acres Of fine land. Il
advertisement IN country Whig, or address
NV Dts DIR. u. A CRENSHAW, Richmond
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MARINB INTELlIGHNCB.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE q.
High Water sIis day (F1idayl X o'eloek.

ARRIVED. r. l..f
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, New York,
mdze and passeng ers, Ludlam Watson.
Schr. New York, Cornwall, James River, lum-
Der, l. J. Mercer.
Schr Mary A. Barrett, Baldwin, James River,
wood. to Captain
Schr. NJ. d. Ivey, Lowell, Philadelphia, coal, G.
P. Larus. t
ARRIVED, -.
Steamship Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, c. P. CardOzo. ft
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~ KIGHM0ND PHILHARMONIC

D.I-1 AEs0O1H a u tHIs ~
Association, No. Belvin's Block. The first meet
ing of the newly organ zed GLEE CLUB will be
held at the same time and place, and at which all
present. The Membership List is now open
for the reception of new names. and applications
Association. By order of the President
je 29-lt* HENRY HARVEY, Sec'y.
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.RRR, FOR SALE-A second hand N
HS0K TOP BUGGY, in perfect order. -
ny and an excellent set Of DOU- tx
BILE HARNESS-to be sold a bargain.
Also, for sale, . MORGAN MARE, OF Ian
size, an excellent ,iding animal, recently stint,
to KOssuth She will be sold q great bargain,
the owner has no use for her.
Apply at EARNEST'S Stable, on 18th stree
between Franklin AMI Grace, or at this Office.
I0 3-ta
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THE COMMENCEMENT EXER-
~ CISES OF RICHMOND COLLEGE, will
BAPT FIST cHUkcH The public "a are 81" invited to
attend. je 29-lt
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LEDGERS,
JOURNALS, .-.s
DAY BOOKS,
CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS,
CHECK BOOKS,

BANK BOOKS,
TOBACCO BOOKS, 10.
They will make up to order. in the best manner,
any style or pattern of BLANK BOOKS required
By Merchants. Banks. Insurance Companies, To-
baccO Factories and Offices.
A large stock Of STATIONERY of every de-
scription. suited 20 all wants.
JAMES WOODHOUSE l. CO..
Booksellers, Statiouers, and Dealers in
lie 29-6t t2dpt Piano Fortes.
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"a Hose. Hose.-.Keep Cool -Wither not.
ye dropping sun-dried flowers, when q few feet Of
HOSE will supply you with refreshing shaver,
and make you :ook as fresh and beautiful as when
you first came forth. We have in store a full sup
ply Of
and 3-ply RUBBER HYDRANT HOSE,
and Ia inch RUBBER ENGINE HOSE.
Of the very best quality, and selling at Factory
prices.
KNOWLES l. WALFORD'S,
e29-5t 100 Main st.
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"A. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.-Par-
t,cuIar attention Is requested to the sale OF J. C.
COURTNEY's sale Of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS, commencing THIS MORN
ING, at O'Clock. See advertisement under auc-
tion head.
je 29-1t THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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JAMES ID. ELLETT,
Oilers his services to the public, and hopi ., by az
siduous attention to business, to merit the conf
and will be very diligept, and moderate in his
charxes. in Al transactions. VIII Be found ar
mond, Estate Court House,, with his nephew,
JAMES Elicit, the Clerk, who. IN his absence.
will receive all calls made upon him.
ie 2S--2wN
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"a Boot and Shoe Nlanufa ctur er s.-Or
those about to engage in the Guinness, are invited
to examine my - = u - - e
IMPROVED LABOR-SAVING MACHINES,
Without feeling under Obligations to pure t4ase. i
shall be pleased to glve oil who may. by saAal or
otherwise wish u, any information in rekaSd 20
cd and shipped without makins several bills and
shipments. ia. STAFFORD, Ag't,
- Elm street, Boston, Mass
jsl9-d2sw&cvlm't3pl ~
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IA Prices Reduced. .. Findi uS our stick of
DRESS and other FANCY GOODS rather too
heavy, we shall from this date reduce the prices
fOllows-say: = -.
Handaome French Printed REREGEs. 8 cents.
Very pretty small figured HALF MOURNING
= do, u cents.
Super French ORGANIZES, IS cents.
Super French JACONET. Is cents.
Chiutz patterns French ORGANIZES, 50 cents.
Fancy DRESS SILKS, all bought this Spring at
unusually low prices.
GREY DRESS GOODS, all Qualities, at cost.
Silk. Lace, POp!in and other MANrLES. at re-
duced prices.
French WOrkedBets of COLLARS and SLEEVES.
new and pretty. ee5 s}uE
Our stock Of STAPLE GOODS 10 a. soad a. it
has been this season. !, l..i- FL. = ...t
Determined to reduce the stock, We shall offer
je iS-im CHILES L cHFNERY.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-29
g + o v L q q Al.

+ AIDES BATHING JACKET AND LIFE
II PRESERvER-An entirely new patented af FL,
Gle, for Bathing purposes. May re worn IN inlt
dress without Inconvenience. and 10 truly LfFE
PRESERVER in Sea Bathing or learning to
swim. For sale At N. Y. bAhFoNS.
Also, BONNETs, GAPS, HEAD DRESSES.
LACE MANTlLLAS, CAFES and BERTHAS;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-29

IN NOTICE.-Received Yesterday, di- Nh. j..
e. rectly from Paris splendid a.s?rt- sSVx
* mont Of new sty les OF BONNETS, at 30s0
MADAME FAUCHE'S Store,
ia 20 St. 233 Broad At Richmond.