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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-03

Excursion 10 Old Poiaf.-The Curtis Peek
Will leave her wharf at Rockets this after
noon tor Old Point aud Norfolk, 50 that al
VINO wish 10 spead the Fourth In sea bathing
and fishing, can do 30 AT trihing cost. Get
your tickets aud ba oG board at me hour
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Struck BY Lightning.-Yesterday afternoon,
during the prevalence of the storm, the light
ming struck the rod to the chimney OF Mr.. j
did no serious injury, as the fluid followed
the conductor and expended itself in the
ground.
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Not Heard.-Henry Burruss, charged with
stealing load of sand from William Davis,
was arraigned before the Recorder yesterday
morning, bat owing to the absence of wit.
ness, the investigation was continued until
to-day.
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Underground Agent.-A man calling himself
Siptomus Oquilla, lhard name, that,) was ar
rested by oficer Bibh yesterday, and Gagged,
charged with using infiammatory and insur-
rectionary language, in the presence of slave.
He was committed by order Of Justice Sadler,
who has evidence to prove hj1a to be an aooli-
tiOnist.
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PUNIsHING PETER FUNK.-A stout fellow.
six feet two inches high, got swinded in a
Peter Funk auction room in New York on a
watch. 1t was only $i9 but he shut the door
OF the room, took Oft his coat, and after thrash
ing half dozen swindlers recovered the spon-
dulles and retired.
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Coming n.-The first new wheat of the sea-
son was received at the Gallego Mills, the
grain of which was said to be of excellent
quality The farmers in the neighboring
counties will be sending in their crops in few
dayS
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OVER YoUNG TO MARRY.-Q ueen Victoria
has expressed great Discrimination to expedite
the marriage Of the heir apparent to the Bri-
tish throne with a Princess of Prussia. The
royal mother considers the agitation of the
question premature, and, looking at the ex-
treme youth of her beloved son, has openly
conveyed her wish in the proper quarter that
the subject may be dropped, at least for the
present.
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Shipping.-There are fewer vessels in the
dock at this time than we remember to have
seen there for several months. Business is
now at its dulest point, and must begin to i'm
prove in a very short time.
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Nep WAsas, in small parcels, are beginning
TO come ill., but the miilers. as yet, are uying
but little In a short time the large mills will
be ready for grinding. and the farmers will
then pour IA their cereals. What the ruling
price viii be, II 10 impossible now 10 say.
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4 LuHatic.-Catharine Gathright, an escap-
ed lunatic from the Poor House, was arraign-
ed before the Recorder yesterday for dlsor-
derby conduct, and sent back to the place from
whence she came.
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EMANCIPATED AFRICANs.-The Cuban Mes
senger OF the I'D inst says: One of the war
steamers brought in about 450 Africans cap
tnred last week on the coast. They have been
taken proper care of, and are to be distributed
as apprentices, or emaneiPados, among several
OF the many applicants.
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The Supper given to the graduates of Rich
mond College, was prepared by A. Antoni,
next to Exchange Bank, and is said to have
been superb one.
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Delegates 10 the Birmingham COnuention will
take the cars for Farmville this morning
where they will be met and conveyed to the
courthouse.
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E1ecutius Conimittss.-The Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Executive Commit
tee has called a meeting of that body, in this
city, on the 10th inst.
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LARGE SALE OF A COTTON PLANTATION
Joshua nj. Craig, OF Chicot county, Arkansas,
recently sold to Judge Francis Griffin, of
Washington county, Miss, his plantation and
negroes, known as the Leland Plan tation -
for the handsome sum of ,00O-100, 600
cash, and the residue ia seven equal annual
payments, with per cent. interest
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!. a kOChBRIDGE BATHS,

rfY hOCh bRIDU h Gu. VA,
s-.-aE-l Situated nine miles from Goshen Depot,
nu0es from lexington. This delightful SUMMER
f>DkI VIII he open on the 10th June. Persons
leaving Richmond by the Central Railroad. or
rshfG4ton CITY by the Orange and Alexandria
Rarogd, IN the morning, will reach the Baths by
a a.prh in the evening. Persons coming from the
Southwest, VIA LFnchbuTs. may reach the Baths
either by the Orange and Central Railroad or by
the James River Packet and stage Coaches
Col. c. +. LEE, SuperlntendeEt for
is ig-- GU y F JoRDAN A. Co
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REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NOTES.-The
loan recently authorized by Congress for the
redemption of Treasury noLes will be issued
as they may be paid in, being restricted to that
object only. Between S7,O0O,0G0 and s., ,0OQ. .0OO
of Treasury notes have fallen due recently, and
been re-issued. Over 81, 100000 are past due.
but draw int under the law, and are pro-
badly held tor investment. The remainder of
the $4,000, 900 will mature during the present
year. When these notes are actually paid in
for public dues, the Secretary puts them out
again, bearing per cent. interest, at par; but
parties holding those at per cent. and asking
a Reissue, are allowed to have the same rate of
Interest ontinued.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

49, DR.. WIN. III. PHILLIPS having
G%a purchased the residence recently occu-
pied by James Mander, Esq, southeast corner
Broad and 2lst streets, tenders ,hls professional
services To the public.
Office at his residence. jy 2-lm
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THE U. S. NAvY.-The addition of vessels to
the United States navy, between the years
1850 and 1860, was follows: Six first-class
steamers, 0,5O7 tons seven third-elass steam
ers, 6,HS tons; nine third class side-Wheel
steamers, (seven OF which were purchased, }
about 4,500 tons; two screw tenders and one
sells, 52,25S tons. These ships are either in
commission, or in position to be reported for
service in few days.
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NOTICE r0THE LADlES.-Mrs
49, JANE A. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., has re-
moved to Broad, between lst and Foashee streets,
diseases peculiar to females and children.
Especial attention given TO the practice OF Oh
stetrics. my 7-2m"
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DIR. l.. 5. McGEAUDER, of Hen
Es>-Ga rico, HAVING taken an Office on RANk
LIN STREET, first house above Metropolitan
Hall, tenders his professional services to the pub
lio. je lin
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FRUIT IN THE NoRTRWRsT.-lti is stated, In
Cleveland paper, that The present season 81
40 bushels OF strawberries and cherries we're
shipped by five dealers in the first three weeks
Of the month of June
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LYNCH LAW.-Some time ago, n man, pass
ing himself oil as W. T. Johnson, stoie'a vaIu-
able mule in Bulloch county, and rode him so
hard in attempting To escape that the mule
was killed. Johnson was then over taken
and confined in Bnlloch county Jail, from
which he succeeded in escaping, but was again
arrested in Emanuel county, by party in
pursuit from Bulloch. When overtaken, he
was mounted on stolen horse. The captors
returned with Johnson to Bulloch county
aud when near the Courthouse, seized the
unfortunate thief and hung him to u tree
where he was found suspended last Tuesday
morning, dead. The parties are known, and
the citizens of the county are determined that
the law shall be enforced against them.-Sa-
tdHadh RepHb[icnu roth.
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LEEC HING. LEECHING.--
~ MRS. WOOL Il OU Sc, Cnpper and
Leecher, l32 Main street, over 8. Entherian rs Gun
attended the ladies OF Richmond, and given uni
versal satisfaction.
Mrs. w. will attend those requiring her ser
vices, at all hours, day or mig 1T.
N. B.-LEECHES for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed. ap 0-2n
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.,a RAWLEY NPKINGs.-This

v rs gbrated Watering Place, located II miles
s--...AL- : west oi Harrsonhurg, will be open for
the rece ptIun of company the LIST of July next,
u IS the best and purest Chay be 5te in the state
C"nveyances can be had at all times from Harrl-
suuburg 10 these Springs.
For further particulars see hqndbills.
Je l3-law6w JOHN SITES & SON.
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s CHASTAlN WHITE,
49, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in all the Courts of the city of Rich
mond, the counties of Henrico, Hanover, Caroline
and Ioochland.
Office, corner 18th and Franklin streets, near the
State Court House. my l2-dts
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49, JOHN W. GREEN,
B>A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
mond and county of Henrico. Strict attention
will he given to all business entrusted TO him.
Office. for the present, with his father, William
Green. southwest corner Main and 7th streets.
je 27-6m
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aiflmunn Qispatth.
YCowaHDIN q HAMMERsLEY.

~. THE DAILY DIsPATcH 10 served TO sab
scubsTs AT SIX AND A ouARTER CENTS PR WEEK,
psvAbie 10 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing,
O. year or 82.s0 for SIX months. IN advance.
As-THE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH isissueA
steFy Tuesday and Friday at S2.oo, in advance.
r day, and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annurr
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my s-2awtJyls - ' '0''''''''
! COYNER,S WHITE 1YD RIa,,

sPgkiESHgask I'm. A. WaHEEiSG 9aHHEkHiSSsFAT FlhtF
viii be open for the reception OF visitors on the
Ist of June. 1t is situated on tas ARE and ,a
full pfetc Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
about half mile Fl ON Bonsac ks Depot, Roanoke,
Va, at which depot an OMNIBUS will always be-
found waiting, on the arrival of the cars, to con-
vey passengers TO the Springs.
These WHITE and BLACK LPHUR
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated eases of Dys-
pepsa, sc rious affection of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder. General Debility, and especially diseases
ouliar to females the BLACK SULPHUR, all
kinds of diseases of the Skin az ggravated cases of
letter, and other eruptions OF the Skin.
The ACCOM- MODATI0NS are equal to any 20
be found in the mountains of yirgnia, and the
TABLE and ATTENDANTS of the most salts
factory character, together with fine BAND OF
MUSIC, and every other attraction usually found
at first class WATERING PLACES-as to all of
which we beg leave tn refer to the large number
of persons who have heretniore visited the pl aoe.
ap l9-d3m J. A. HEFELFINGER Prop'r
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE City Ordinaness, like all other laws, gen.
orally admit of more than one construction,
when their violation Is brought into question,
and under the amended charter may be taken
to the Judge of the Hastings Conrt for adiu-
dica'ion. Yesterday morning Robert Radford,
dealer in the Second Market, was summoned
before the Recorder to show cause why he
should not be fined for buying whortIeberries
to sell again One of the witnesses testified
that Mr.. Radford contracte with him, at the
market place, to furnish him all the berries he
could get, and that under that contract he had
furnished Mr. r. and received his pay The
Recorder decided that as the berries were con-
tracted for in the city, and paid for in
the city, the ordinance against huckstering
was violated, and thereupon fined the defen-
dant IS. On this decision Col. August asked
an appeal to the Hastings Judge, as the right
of his client. The Recorder refused to grant
an appeal, as there was yet no Hastings
Judge, and the amended charter was not,
therefore, in full force. Col. August then
stated that he would ask mandamns of Judge
Meredith, to compel the Recorder to grant an
appeal-and with that understanding, the de-
fendant was not required to pay the fine at
once. As the Recorder and Col August
seemed TO dlffer widely upon an important
principle, both parties expressed their anxiety
10 see the principle promptly settled.
Dock Opsrntioas.-The following is a list of
the receipts and shipments Of the Dock for
the month of June:
Inward $3.50 barrels fish, 263 tons guano. 975
packages mdze:, IA 100 bricks, 10 wheat reapers,
l843 tons coal; 80 orates hhds, 81 tons bar iron
1884 SACKS salt l3O $50 1896 bushels wheat.
6672 bushels corn 100 tons ice, SIS stoves Us bar
res tar and pitch, 5l42 bales hay, 1898 casks lime,
s5l tons pig iron, 900 feet lumber, 600 tons
plaster, lo2 barrels vinegar, Is cords wood $50 bar
Tes molssses 645 COO aths, 200 barrels sugar. 1882
bags coffee, 200 barrels cement. % bags peas. Il
hogsheads tobacco, llGO bushels shells, 81 barre 8
assorted cargo. l1 vessels and boats entered the
dock Isl vessels and boats cleared from the
DOCK Brig Virginia in with ears of sugar.
Outward 81 .l24 barrels -four, 9O5a hogsheads to-
bacco and stems. 80 kegs nails, 1892 boxes, bales
and kegs mdze.. $50 tons dressed stone, ls9 hogs
heads sugar, 2e3 bushels wheat, / saw MILL 5l72
packages manufactured tobacco, 1853 bushels
E1lll ofal, 2l7 tons manufactured iron and spikes
365 bales domesttcs t66 empty barrels, 525 barrels
whlskey, 250 barrels cement, II ,526 pounds copper
ore.
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HALVES K. SUTTON, ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC-
Practices in all the Courts of the city of Rich
Office corner Bank and nth streets, Richmond
Va. He is also Commissioner Of the United States
Court of Claims. ap l6-3m
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A..A MONreoMERY WHITE sur

MMYPPHENHIRs ssFHK,NTES, sHE y NEAAk TIE VIA
ROAD, IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, va
viii be open for the reception of visitors on the
18th day OF MAY. The capacity to aecommodate
ant rooms. The buildings have all been new y
painted and whitewashed and the bedding hns
much improved by thorough renovation, and ~
the addition of SUPERIOR HAIR MATTREsSE l.
Passengers reach this place without stage ira rtl
PHUR, GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR. ,r
SWEET SPRINGS, can take as much rest he .
as they may wish. and then proceed by Mssst =.
Kent. Ficklin Il Peyton's line of SUPERIOR
FOUR HORSE COACHES, which leave dad,
reaching the Salt Pond TO dinner, he Salt Suipnu
go miles) to tea, and the Greenbrier Whits sui
phar and Sweet Springs, teach g miles, to dinner
nessee Railroad at Big Tunnel Station,
ROB. II. MOSBY, Proprietor.
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SUMMER RESORTS

4 THE NEW RIVER WHITE SUI
v~YPHUR SPRINGS are situated imms
lt.HE ldiateiy on the banks Of tins beant,yn,
stream in Giles county. Virginia, about twents'
two miles from the MONTGOMERY whre and ths
Yellow Sulphur SPRINGS, and about eisht miles
from the celebrated Salt Pond or Mountain Lake
There will be q comfortable daily STAGE from
MONTGOMERY White and Yellow, and a tri- weekly
from New River Springs. connecting 81 Giles
Court House with the line TO the Red, Salt and
White Sulphur Sprii gs.
Parties wishing tn visit Salt Pond or Moan tain
Lake will find constant cor vey ances thereto.
Post Ofice address; "EGGLESTON'SsPRtN
Giles county. Virginia. -
ie 1--d2wcW1m VIM. EGGLESTON. PrOp'r.
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CANDL ES-Meucci's Patent Paratine, Mitoh-
y ellis Hydraule Pressed. B.rrows GermaH
Wax, Jackson's Tallow, Werk's Stearic n cid.
Thains Hydraulic Pressed, for sale by
l. n Il r. DA VENpORT
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GUNDRIES.-G Ground Coffee; Yeast Powders ::
SOAP. fancy and common coigate's PaIe Soap
Mustard; Nutmegs; Wrapping Paper; Bi. Carb.
- .. VIM. WALLACE SONS
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NOW OR NEVER Clothing at greatly re-
~ duced prices
Atm. WALKER & CO.'S. cor. lain and I4th SITS,
Cashmere Business Suits at S3 and $40,
AT N. WALKER y CO.'S cor. Main and 18th SITS.
Casslniere Business SUITS ct S12 and SIS
AIN WALhE Err & CO. 80 cor. Main and I4th ats
Cassimere Hustness Suits at $40 and $25,
AIN WALKER Il CO.'S, cor. Mail and l4th sts
Black Dress Suits of every grade.
AT N. WALKER x co. g, cor. Main and 18th sts
Dress and business SUITS and Shirts made to-
order,
AIN. WALKER & co.'s. cor Main and llth sts.
All goods guaranteed To be re presented or no
sale. N. WALKER Il CO,
No lO3. Main cd Ixth 81
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COKDED SILK COATS-Msds from heavy
- vssting Silk-stIong and durable. without
NoVELTIES IN Cl.OTHING-Just received a.
los Main street. TO which the subscriber invites AZ
~. tyle and It,.
walk up to tho Captains ofiice and secure your
outht Tor the season. We have = complete ~ =
sortinent. and ask an examination. bArton's old
stand IL the place, loo Main street
WIN. q. TUPMAN, Agent.
Sd door above lath st, south side.
Dow ID 4 r .-Ksntuoky Ride. Sporting and
I BlAsNag Powdsf-a.s0D ksSs, ei salS 1 m
|. - 9. y. DAVENPORT.
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vENAysPRINGs.--Thi beautiful ard HEALTHY
ls.M WATERING f4.ACE, situatrd III niles
from Jetsrsville, on the Richmond and DanvIlle
LIST July. when there will always be a conyeyance
to take the visitor to and from the Springs
TRRMa.--S3O per month, $40 per week, and So
per day. 80 fs-
On the 4th of July there will be a grand military
display of SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
delivered by the Rev. r. MCILwAISK. and reading
of Declaration Of Independence by Col, CsUMP.-
At o'clock the afterno u, there will he grand
Titlng Match, between the CuMberlsn and Ame
la Troops; and at o'clock IN the eySnins, there
Love and Beauty will be crowned. We are max
ing arrangements to accommodate ON that occs-
sion several Thousand persons.
ia la-2ms THtlS WII.lSnN knNS
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs-FACT
L WORTH KNOWING.-For rich Rsfeges. at
half price, go to Al Main street. For cheap Double
Skirt Lawns, go to Al Main street. For the cheap
est Lace Shaws, go 10 Al MAN street. For the
best Hoop Skirts cheap, 90 to Al Main street. For
cheap Ladies Wrappines, 20 to Al Main street
For White Capes, for Children. at halt price. go
to IL Main street. For cheap Men and Boys
White Stockings tor ninepenee, go to Al Main
street MAIIERT'S Old Stand
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- IRA BAGA 1UHNiP PSEED.-lOIbs. Ruta
II Baga TnTnp Seed. crop Of 1860. This Seed
was saved under our own INSPECTION, and can be
warranted. 1T is TecomJne AIDED to SOW early in
July, to he certain of haying good crop:
Z. JOHNSTON 4 BRO.
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tAA SEA BATHINGa, u,,,

Tnis SUMMER RESORT, so well and favora-
bly, known, will be re opened on the 18Th of June,
when the proprietor will be happy to see any OF
ms Irends who may wish to enjoy SALT " ATER
BATHING and the Injuries Of the seaboard.
Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages, Re-,
of quests. lie 5-lmx z q IA NK2 pron,r.
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CT -LADiEs' FRENCH MOROCCOAND
only 81 per pair
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO. IT'S Mainst
CODA WATER-For some thing really nice in
~ the way of Soda Watsr, call at t.....
w. PETERSON h co.'s,
Corner Main and 18th streets.
n Svrnns na ada from fresh fruits
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uEKkINGS, HEkkfNeS.-l 100 half bb.s
IL Woods No. Roe Herrlngs; 100 bbLs. Woods
Mol Gross He rings; 100 bbls. Halifax No. Her
rings, for sale by - -
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000 0O0 --AT COST. FOR CASH, TO
SSU.ONtO. CLOSE BUSiNESS.-CHAS A.
GWATKTN having determined t. quit the Dry
Goods business, viii. from this date, throw his
for cash. TO close as speedily as possible. IL is
rarely that such sdesrable stock offered at cost.
Fmbroideries, Prints, Ribbons, Hoop skirts. Flne
Dress Goods; Bleached Cottons. Linen HdEfs., a
large lot Oh Fancy Colored Silks, Piaids, Lawns,
The Store House is for rent.
CHAS. A. GwATKTN,
Corner of sfh and Mar .ts
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rAssiMEKE sUiTS-Fro 81 so to S2l, in
~ Guiding Coat. Pants and Vest. Something new
in the way of Marseilles Suit.
IRVING HULL, Agent. 81 Nam ST..
Corner l4th next door 10 PaTo's Exchange.
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e - HENRY. HGDNALL,

E@Ss PARki: POiNDExTER, ATTOR-
>6 NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city of Richmond and in the coGn-
ties Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
18th street - 1-lv,
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MACHINE OLIVE have lust received n
Iva supply of superior Machine Oil, made ex~
preFsly for lubricatIng purposes
p. JOHNSTON Il BRO. Druggists
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bacon AND LARD.-le0 hhds. chnics West
ID ern Sides; 25 hhds. choice Western Shoulders.
20 bbls pr ime Leaf Lard; 100 kegs choice Leaf
Lard, for family use, for sale by
r.. fl. SKINKER a. CO
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w small quantities, Bakers Bitters II Hoof,and's
Bitters Mustang LiDiment; Arabian LlDIment;
Ayers Cherry ppctorai; Ayers Sarsaparilla; Du-
vaps Sarsaparilla; DR.. Jaynes' Medicines, fun
assortment; Brenn's Jamaica Ginger. 20 Sc
w. PETERSON \ CO, LIS Main at
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IL Lard and Tanners Oils. 70. sale by
w. PETERSON & CO.. Druggists.
La Nj MIN nsfr
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TX BAGS prime Laguayra Coffee Is hhds
~ Bacon Sides; 10 hhds Bacon Shoulders; 70
hads fair - prime p. X. Sugar; 700 sacks l.. T..
oSi'' y 's'e'e a9e '9' paTPPss saig rapIrv . co