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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

1850, as follows: e.s5t' -: $3.50 itflsi 1i5i
-19f5 ii957 IS D1srRrcf COURTS. saa.shI
Washington County, Monday, April o.
Meigsiasi bfa ttle Friday, 10 e. lS.
fssliasl Z !iiaa - Monday, lS 1S.
sciot6 Sci ssSSeoIa bait satusdsy, f'tra .aS 81.
Pike I" Thursday, rs bs2t.
Perry aemm69 "ttfie ef Monday Sept g.
EaiFfslde aasi1 .aA Wednesday, E.
Athens "a, sasa iWSdnesday gea T..
Vinton efial3l 81 saearday.f g at...,E.
Jackson aes1 ~. AiiMonday aa - II.
ri 3Glif COURTS OF coMMos rLEAs.i bsi3t4
'''snyi-, Fist SaBdipisiorsl-lSpria 1ssAsHid
Fairfield County, Monday,q February q.
Hooking 'm.s.4es ioaa. a55s, March y.
- slt'i i9Si Sars,ue- Sun ne Term. 2'io .1ioi s.
Eairhsld County, Monday, Nay .as.
Perry i4ti-ifaif fIst / - 1f,f4asas 21.
HOckinesIq fl OF aaed = june as.. 4.
psrrSS Il Hs Hso5f ~ u pUnoAy' 0Yaposf *
Hocfing a',ens,eiite5> i Z bod 20.
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Wasbinqton conntvJ zMondav' Febrparv OF
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

| hEALTH FOR THE SIcK.-Dr Roback's Scandinavian
Reiaediss creating revolution in Medical prae-
tce They act directly upon the 9iroalatidni Dis
ease originates tnsihe blood, ais t,se medicines
purge oat,d In idsspepsia,, nervous complaints,
serpfula, rheumatism, incipfeat .consump =, fits,
liver complaint bronchitis, fever and ague and an
disorder. Of the lungs the stohnaeh tne iisef the
bowels, the nerves the skin, they are infatibls
See Advertiserent.f baS4 il1o.s d (
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

From the Correspondence OF the Cincinnati Gazette.
:" .E WASHINGTON, Jan. s, $780,
d Some gentlemen from Indiana have
arrived to press the claims of Hon. Jas.
Hughes, ex-Congressman, as successor
to Judge Blackfosd, deceased. There
arc two Democratic political cripples afa
ter the nlsce.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
We see and hearsthat Meigs County is
one Of the most pfospesoas ifithe State
yst we do not believe she IS 30 much in
adranceas the figures show. But Our
sheet Il isll'
No. 2.

OF the Legislature-Omcer
Drawing for Seats-GovernOr's Mes-
sage-0nIcial Reports-congrsss-P
Saent,s Message,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

J, A, B, RoaEhs, {, = -.
I. D. REED,
JAS. s. DAVIS,
JOHN F. BoUGHToN,
SwINdLEHUsr LIFE,
JOHN SMITH,
e. T, HAYES, ss..
CHAs. E, GRIFFIN,
a. CIV. PARKER,
w. n. ToRR,Y. 7, =
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

y. TAKEN KT ITS
1t 4 EFanl & I.
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

HXMLroNs Two TIrws or NIAGkRA FALLs-a eoI-
pie of handsome and large sized Steel Engravings
the retail price OF which 10 FIVE DoLLA RS-Ws
enabled to. Club with The Post on thefVllowiHg
remarkably liberal terms.
We also Club with those weif-known Monthly
Mzgaziness sArthuf,s Home Magazine and Godsy's
choice Of
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NEW BOOKS.
w EST IL JOHNSTON.

WEST JOHNSTON,
w las Main street. publish
THE VOLUNTEERS HAM BOOK, containing
an abridgment of Hardees Infantry Tactics,
ad apted to the use of the percussion musket in
squad and company exercises, M anuel # Arms
tons, as 10 Parades, Reviews, Inspections,
Guard Mounting, &c. By an officer of the
First Reg Iment of Virginia Volunteers. Price
soc. Will be sent by mail to any address upon
receipt of the price.
Also, just received:
Troliope, author OF. :. The West indies and the
Spanish Man," DR.. Thorne," Bertrsm.'
CASTi + RICHMOND. A Novel. By Anthony
Trollope. author Of The Three Clerks" "Dr
'Thorne,' &c. &c. leo.
RIGHT AT LAST, and other Tales By Mrs.
Gaskel.. author of-Mary Barton" North and
NATURAL for the use of Schools and
Families. By Warrington Hooker, NJ. D.;
Lowell THE WIDOWhR A Novel. By VIM.
NJ Thackeray, author of "Vanity Fair" &c.
Illustrated. Csc.
TOM brown Ar oXEoRD., Part7. he.
TRAVELS AND RESEARCHES By the Rev.
Raenstein, F. K. q. s.; with Map, / Is
UTOBIOGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONS. By
the late Charles Robert Leslie, R. A. Edited
with preparatory Essay on Leslie as an ar
list, and selections from his correspondence
THE SAND Hills OF JUTLaND By Hans
Christian Andersen. Zoe
N. Borders promptly and faithfully attended
to. WEST & JOHNSTON,
Booksellers, Publishers, Stationers, Music Dealers
and Binders, las Main st., Eagle Square.
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END OF DRUNKARD-J. w McGrane
stopped at beer saloon in New York, on the
night of the 4th, and calling for glass of beer,
poured arsenic in it, and drinking it, died in
an hour On his person was found the follow
ing note to his mother ...
Mg Dear Mother-The devil himself has pos
session of me. i have disgraced you, and also
one whom l calculated should become my
wife. If You should chance to see Jane, tell
her that l go to my early grave drunkard,
and if my blessing is of any value to you and
of your faithful but yet undeserying son,
JoHN
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THE LAST OF BOKER.-The name of Boxer
the father of that particular Mary Ann who
married the coachman, John Dean, has at last
been extinguished from the mercantile names
of New York, and the rural aristocracy of the
suburbs. A correspondent writes
"Boker's seat, at Tarrytown, was yesterday
knocked down by the hammer of the auction
eer, for the portly sum of ninety one thousand
dollars. The estate contained ninety-one
acres, the mansion was of stone, in Gothic
style, with tower, porticos and windows.
The Goldfish aristocracy of the town filled sew
eral cars, and all of the women were frantic
for view and purchase of the sofas, chairs,
satuettes. pictures, etc., Of the poor old gen.
tleman."
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Florence says that Galt's statue of jefferson
for the University of Virginia is creating
quite an excitement among the Americans
there, and adds:
His last work, bust of Sappho, ordered by
Miss Mary Alice Riggs. (only daughter of the
late E. Riggs, of New York; is finished and
subject 10 her order. 1t is pronounced the
most beautiful of Galt's creations. His .'Bac-
chante" has been admired by thousands here
at the Exposition, and since in the mansion OF
Mr.. Corcoran, of Washington, " no purchased
it, Five copies have been made of it, and are
now in England, Scotland and America. We
trusthi 'Sappho will attain an equally re-
muneratiye celebrity.
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TERRIBLE WEATHER AT THE sorrHIo

TERRIBLE WEATHER AT THE SoUTH.-In
Charleston, 5. g., on the 4th instant, the ther-
mometer stood at 102 degrees in the shade
Eight persons died Of sun-stroke, including
TWO membe Of the German Fusiliers and two
members OF the German Artillery, who died
On parade. At Augusta, Ga. the heat was
terrible, and there were six deaths from sun
stroke. Jesse B. Kent died from the heat
while on the cars going out of the city. In
Savannah, the thermometer was 90 degrees at
midnight, and five persons died from the heat
during the day,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-09

The smartest dairy-woman in the United
States is Mrs. Poucher, of Madison, Mich
She made $50 pounds of butter and $50 pounds
of cheese last season. ..s 81
AT the Fourth of July celebration at Strait
ham Hill, near Exeter, N. H., the Declaration
of Independence was read by Robert T. Lie =
coin, son of Abraham Lincoln.
The city of Memphis, Tenn, has voted in
favor of paying the Aldermen of the city Il
salary of $3.50 per annum each. There are
sixteen of them.
patriotic insane man, named Chas. Berry,
hanged himself in Dakota county, Mimi, las t
week, by tying an American flag about his
neck. 'tt n1a ~ s.. ss..t
A tornado swept through Clarke county.
Ohio, on the 30th ult, unroofing ten or fifteen
houses and destroying several. No lives were
lost.
The Cunard Mail steamer Asia, Captain
Lott, left New Y ork on Wednesday for Liver
pool, with lao passengers and $655, 900 in
specie. .zss. tH sr. . ..-
Not more than two thousand persons visit
ed the Great Eastern on the 4th, and those
principally visiting strangers to New York.
The grain movements at Chicago are strong
and daily average of 200, 600 bushels is about
the amount Of the daily receipts.
A fire at Hannibal, Mo-, on the 5th inst, de-
stroyed property 10 the value of $4,000, on
which there is an insurance of $4,000.
The officers of the Niagara expect to reach
q
visit Palestine before returning.
The store of r. A. Gross, at Tobias, Ohio.
was broken open Wednesday night, and $40
900 worth Of jewelry taken therefrom.
Rev. John F Speight, Chief Justice of Edge.
combe CO.. N. O., died on the 5th inst. He was
also well known Methodist minister.
Geo. Wilson, q hTicklayer of Baltimore. was
killed at Wilmington, N. C., on the 5th inst,
by falling from a Church. 81 ID : :
Maeiay, the agent at Saw an nah of the Georgia
state Bank, has defaulted for S75 600. His as
sets We're made over to the bank. { sIhaU
John Il. Kinney has been appointed Chief
Justice for the Territory Of Utah, vice Judge
Eekels, Resigned alts7 y ,x4rsH 4
Typhoid fever is prevailing very fatally in
co., N. q. Five deaths occurred
on the 5th inst bsa tE sef 80 1@aij
The BrooklynlN. Y.) City Flour Mills were
destroyed by fire on Saturday. Loss $25.O0o.
. Dipthsria is prevailing In Mechanicsburg,
Giles county, Va. Five deaths hayeoccurrtd
8 The wheat crop OF California is reported TO
be very promising. So
f. Lola Montez is said to be recovering her
health, lsssa Is z&s@ 4&a 49, b 5ssIsa
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MARRIED
DIED.
r.. s.h INST. HENRY Won GROOMING. in

n, Nh. 9Th INST. HENRY Won GROOMING, in
~ aorh year of his age.
'nn Us funeral will take place this onday) even,
M al s q, clock. from st Johns Church, on 5th
stseet. The friends of the family, and those OF
Dr. Strecker's family. are requested to attend.
On Sunday evening, the sth inst. WILLIAM
GlBLIN. aged rs years and months r
His funeral willtake place from the resdence q
Mr., John Fitzgerald, on Byrd street, at o CLOCK
this evening. The friends and acquaintaaees oi.sne
family are respectfully invited to attend.
. After a long and painful i'll ness, Mrs. MAN n.
BOSHER. in the A3d rear OF her age. 'Foat
Dearest mother, thou hast left US.
We thy loss most deeply Ieel;
Blu. It's God that has bereft ps,
de can sll our sorrows heal a .o#s
Mother peaceful he thy sumber. 500
Peaceful IN the grsve 50 low 40,
Thon no more wilt join our number.
Thou no more our songs shall know.
Yet again we hope TO meet thee.
ats Wpen the storm OF life has He'd;
Then in heaven with God tn greet thee,
Where no farewell tear iE shed.
The funeral will take place from her residence,
in Preston between Sd and 4th streets, at 10 elk
to- morrow. $50. z.s...ss .-ff..f-
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N Removal Office.-The I'M
dersIgned has removed his GENERAL INSUR,c
ANCE OFFICE to the Counting Room OF
tel Building. His friends and patrons wishing to
renew POLICIES, and all persons desiring to ef-
feet INSURANCE, life or FIRE. will find him at
the above mentioned place, daily, iexcept sun
day y from to O'Clock, and from to 6 clock.
Insurance., usual, of all kinds upon the
most reds onabte terms.
All i0sseS promptly paid.
C. r. BROKEN,
General Insurance Agent,
"s No. Exchange Hotel Building.
jy6-6t Richmond, Va.
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Southern Savings Bank

mA Southern Savings Bank
CHARTERED BY THE LEGlSLATURE OF VA.
OFFICE, l73 MAIN STREET.
Money received on deposit at the rate of S'r per
cent per annum, on all sums remaining over SIX
months, and at frs per cent on such as are drawn
out before the expiration of SIX months.
DIRECTORS:
J. B. Watkins, Prest, X. C. Howe,
p. T. Moore, Geo. |. Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, J. +. Regnault,
J. H, +. MAYO, w. A. jenkins, Sec y.
p. b. Price, Treasurer.
Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer, p. B PRICE. Office at VIM. Hsr-
grave Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. Jy Aim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-09

THE VIRGINIA SPRINes.--There were nj last
accounts $50 visitors at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs, including Gov. Letcher, JOS Mayo,
and Col. Hardee, u. s. A. THE two first
named returned 10 this city yesterday after
noon y SO at the Grayson Sulphur Springs :;
200 at the Mon tgomery White !; 20 at the Roa-
noke Red, including Senator Clay and family.
OF Alabama; 20 1t the Allegheny; a5 at the
Yellow
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THAtKEKAY's NEW BOOK.

Bookstore and Bindery.
RIGHT AT LAST, and other Tales. BY Mrs.
LoV vsi.f The s'' WHOEVER. BY Thackerav 2so.
NATURAL H fSrORY, for the use of families and
schools: By w. Hooker, Nj. d. 81.
THE THREE CLERKS; a Novel. By A. Troll
CASTLE RICHMOND; Novel. By "A. Troll
EURIPIDES. Elk Resensione. F. A. Paley. Vol. l.
Harper's Greek and Latin Text. 40c.
BUCHHOLTZ ON FIELD FOKTlFICATIONS.
BUCHHoLTZ ON INFANTRY CAMP DUTY
BUCHHoLTz ON COAST DEFENCE, Supple
ment to Field Fortlf c 4tions &c.
THE LOST PRINCIPLE; or, the Sectional Equi-
lihrium. By - Barbarossa." IA home work.
CoPFhE's SELECT ACADEMIC SPEAKER.
PITSAN's MANUEL OF PHoNoGRAPHY. :
HEIPER's IMPENDING CRISIS DIssECrED.
By Judge Wolfe. soc.
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for
BuR Fqkik SO ssEFF9LL.EcTIoNs ON THE FRENCH
DU PINS UNIVERSAL LIBRARY OF HIS
TORIANS. 2vols. london, H09 20O.
wALLASTON'S RELIGION OF NATURE DE-
LINkATED. 9th edition, with Portrait
London 1873. LIS. ..F
SHUCKFORD'SS SACRED AND FROFANE HIS
TORY OF THE WORLD CONNECTED. 2
Vols. Oxford 1910. $50
WAKEFIELD'S LUCRETIUS IN LATIN; a
small. neat London edition 75c.
London edition, bound In half calf. 1000.
ie Ill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-09

The BEST AND cHKAFEsr PHoTosRAPHs
and Pearl AmbrotyPes IN the city are those made
6overnor St. all the various lies and sises ex
scsfsd p the hlghsst style Of the ART all hours
eoiored in Oh, Assarliie, Pastsif or indis M
rIlcs 70 Ct ~ stso etvJf0m that ~ 10 oaee.s
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MARINE 1NrnLLIoENCH.
PoRrOP RICHMOND, JuLY7.
TxA. wats, AIS day tsfomdayl s4 o'e'oei.

N % ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke. Couch, ~. mdze. and
Df scsT s6anT Hss chs..ss. T. mdus W.
os sohr. Jeseahus and Edxia. conley, Wilmington
sehr 0nl1 ps wg three maal'i alken0urs'
sohi M Mary Willis, North. Baltimore. suano,
ns sshT fri$a Donna, -, Baltimore, pig iron,
s sh 4 Miller Cooper, James River, lumber,
sohr. Jno. Larkin, McKown, Eastern Shore,
soh.; New York, Carnival, James River. lum-
schr. Secretary, Baltimore, pig iron. w. s. Trip
schr. Roxana, Moors, Havre de Grace, coal, s.
p. Hawes Son.
. sew M Ms S SssP%ss Ladord N Co. shin
O Sshr In2 Frances, Frost, James River, corn,
S schr Barnard, Green. Albany, lumber s. c.
Brig I. n. strout, league. Jacksonville, lum-
Der, 3. Z. Robinson et us D..
Steamer Geo PEABODY, PPiiitohard, Baltimore,
mdze and passengers, 2. w. Currie.
Currie.
schr. westover, Nickerson, Boston, mdze.. d.
Brig Virginia, Ramsey, Brazlls, -four, Crenshaw
w SSs he COAL H w. coaut, sa via Port
schr. Ring Dove, Adams, down the river, light.
Schr. J.: II. Gator. Catin. down the river, light.
Schr. w. H. Travers. Wyatt, down the river,
light. s-s.
schr. D. w. Vaughn, Clifford, down the river,
schr. Alvarado, Slower. down the river, light.
NEW YORK, July 5--Arr'd. steamer Yorktown.
Richmond, and cl'd 7th. July, 6.-Cl,d, brig Isa
dora, Wilmington, N. c.. schr l.. 2. Smith, do.
July 7.-CPd: schrs John. Wilmington: N. c., and
Exchange, Norfolk. Ard, schr. Wave, New
bern, N. G.
CARDiFF, June 2l.-sl'd, ship Planet, Tooker,
Wilmington. N. c..
.RockIAND, June 27.-srd, schrs Citizen and
Mary Langdon. Richmond.
ELlzABErn CRY, y. G.. July Gard, schr.
Ann Hunter, Norris Richmond.
NORFOLK, July Gard, schr. Delaware. Jones.
Raopahannock.
HAMPTON RoADs, July laird, bark Fame.
from Rio. for Richmond
B.LTIMoRE. July 7.-Arr'd, schr. John Forsyth,
Richmond. CID. steamer Belv,dere, Richmond,
PHILADELPHIA, July Gard schrs. Elizabeth,
Washington, N: c.; yuo r. McFee. Suffolk. Va.
Cid, steamer City OF Richmond, Richmond schI.
Ann s. Cannon, Richmond Jnly IT'D, bark
Ell, Richmond; Presto and D. P. Tapsly, Ports
mouth. -
ALEXANDRIA, July 7.-SPd, schr. Emma, Pc
tersburg.
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TIN CoMKT.-Tne Comet visible at this time
In the West, about O'Clock in the evening.
VIII be nearest the earth tonight, and will
tnen DO forty millions OF miles distant IL is
now moving rapidly toward the Southwest.
ana can be seen any clear evening ON the
verge OF the horizon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-09

XUS UNION PRAYER MEETING.--
49, Union Prayer Meeting Of al denomi-
week. under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. at the LECT URt ROOM
Grace St, from till o'clock. The citizens gem
orally are invited to attend, we'll all stran-
gers Visiting the city. ie 12-lm
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DkAD.-Maj. Edmund French, who was on
ifiai In Washington city for embexxling funds
while Assistant Superintendent OF the Treas
ufy Extension, died on Saturday morning
last. The Court dismissed the case. sitt
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A.. an sne wssnangtoh Constitution, of yester.
gay, nsn. bowman announces his withdrsvvai
from that paper. c. - 9 80 - -
A. New Orleans, ON tho I'd inst. 4 fhe yyvss
tale Of new cotton Of the season was received
Hom Texas, Msf sHR s,sfe.E ~ ssssags*. ~
Ger. Pssiy, af Pa. u In NswYork,. sasass
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A- Laidley's Apothecary is for the prese nt
on ain street, above 9Th, where it will continue
until his new store is ready. He has in store
PERFECTLY NEW and FRESH STOCK of
PURE MEDICINES, and hopes, by giving strict
personal attention to the business, to merit ib
eral share of public patronage.
JOSEPH LAIDLEY,
(ofthe late firm of Iaidley Robinson.)
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GUNNER READING.

GUNNER READlNG.
p bSWN Ea EAR And6E Nsh snd
Journey through Siberia. By P. M. Collins
A JOURNEY DUE NORTH: being notes of a
Residence IN Russia BY G. A. Sala-,SI
A TRIP TO CUBA. BY Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
THE PSRasiRIE TRAVELLER; hand book for
Overland O. Exp s 3 With Maps and Igstra
THE oVs mi and n the Spanish Mas By
NV Anffh sR{ TNSo1IlSSRSssl ,hs Var. 1919
Vim II. Russell. the ::Times'5 Correspondent;
!AP sHNSR RND faE Fl PEOPLE. By A. stenmitz,
LIFE Hh IN sPAiN Pass aaS Present By
UP AMoSG FAM Is or years service
tsl oSs g Yen
RAS Sf Hy H Hsp HTtHt FS!ei snd os
EUROPEAN Acc UAlNTANCE; being Sketches
OF People in Europe. By ]. w. De Forest-75
Characters. BY ''Skitt," with humorous illus.
NoIss a IF TR lSisna aNS STUDY IN ITALY
Bohff fffs III N aGYff x isr's NuBA By
C. Prime-Sl25
iys-it JAMES wooDHoUsE co. 4
A LIST OF Bo4 sSs g,,u,1rann.o-.,.
RIGHT AT LAST, and other tales. b. Mrs
Gaske 75c '
THE THREE CLERKS. By Anthony Troll
Castle RICHMOND. By AntAoz, rrollop..
LoVEL THE wIDoWER By WIN. M. Thack-
FIVE TE2Es IN CHINA. By cha. Taylor,
HOOK FRS ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HIS
voLUNTTiEEk'SS HAND. BOOK. SOC. .
q For sale by GEORGE l.. BIDG0OD, 4
yQ-lt 7st@ No I6l Main street. I
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EDITORIAL RENCoNTRE-A street fight, wi tn
pistols took place at Elizabeth City, NJ C.,
last week, between w. II. Bagley, of the
Estate" and VIM Brennan, of the ''Pioneer.n
Several shots were fired, but neither party
hurt .
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IA July 2nd, 1860.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF -.
FOR CASH, TO CLOSE BUSINESS
We have this day marked down the following
Goods from Is to 80 per cent below cost, to sell
them OFF before LIST of August, at which time
shall close out all Summer Goods on hand at auc-
ton:
5000 worth of elegant DRESS SILKS;
Grenadine. Berege and Organdie ROBES:
BEREGES, ORGANIZES and LAWNS;
POp IT rs, DUCALS and English BE-
Reyes; s-
GINGHAMS, -colored French BRiLLIANTES.
PARASOLS;
POPLINETT BUSTERS and SILK MANTLES.
PERKINS Il CO.,
jy3-Im No. al Eagle Square.
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MA $4,000 stock OF Fresh Dry Goods at
COST FOR CASH
Having determined to close our business, we will,
from this date, offer our entire stock OF
FRESH.
SEASONABLE, and
DESIRABLE GOODS,
asp. H.AT COST FOR CASH "a
Ali of which have been purchased this season, and
many OF them a far below the cost of Importation.
AS business to be closed and the concern dis
solved, we shall sell for cash only No credit will
be given under any circumstances.
Our customers and the public may rest assured
that we tchGt say. thar the Goods are TO.
be sold forthwith. We can, with confidence. say
that such an Opportunit, has never before been
entirely fresh THOS. ID. QAURLES SONS,
229 Broad street.
All persons indebted to CRENSHAW q UARLES
4 CO and THOS. ID. QUARLES SONS, are
requested to make Immediate payment.
ly2-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-09

PASSENGERS per Steamship Roanoke, Geo. w.
Couch, master, from New York. July 9th
E. H. ,Craige' J, Z. Tyler. 6: It. Granger, ?.
yandsrhoof and lady, |. w. CIgtchheld and lady,
J. F. Shedenberger, A. A. Heath, s. Gathright, j..
8. Himan. J, F. MARYLAND. F. T. n. Summers,
W Agate, w. D. Browne. s. NJ. Pooh and lady, T.
Ricketts, and In steerage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-09

IA Simon Pure Flannel Sacks-Blue.
WHITE DUCK SUITS;
CORDED SILK COATS and VESTS;
SKELETON CASHMERE VESTS;
GAUZES SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
New style LINEN PANTS;
Kid Gloves; HandkerchieIs; Cravats. Neck TIES
Shoulder Seam Shirts; Collars; Linen and Jean
DRIVERS in fact, call for anything worn. and you
will be sure to find it at 1O9 Main street. and of the
right sort, cheap for cash. good for the mon ey
warranted in every particular, and made expressly
for us. VIM. 5. TUPMAN, Ag't. 100 NJ .in st.
Be sure you find the place. jy 4-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-09

-a CHEAP PIANUS.-NOW Is THE
~ TIME TO BUY CHEAP Plan OS.-
utSi'P. H TAYLOR has several good
SECOND HAND PIANOS,
which will be sold very cheap for the cash. He
has also just received one OF the celebrated
DKIGG'S PATENT PIANOS, at
jy9 -3t lSS MAIN STREET.
aSs4~. OMNIRUSSE will leave the
22tx-tt -ss Packet-U ffice, MONDAY, WE'D
60 MES DAY and FRIDAY evenings,
M lie Look.
HA Fare, 50 cents. Trunks, % cents.
~ 9-eod3t* JAS SINTON, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-09

sK~s@ FOR Il 1T NOR E.-Pow-
EEae4na~iN HATAN SIEA MBoAT CoMPANY.--The
steamer BELVIDERE, Capt. w.
W. KEENE. will receive Freight to day, mon
DAY, and up to the hour of IL o'clock M, TT ES-
DAY, the 10th inst.
Fregh taken for Boston via Baltimore at low
rates, with great dispatch
This steamer has splendid Stateroom passen-
ger accommodation. rassage and fare SIS.
Passengers will please TO be on board before u
O'Clock NJ. TUESDAY the hour of de parture.
Tickets for passage procured either office,
In Shockoe Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or
at the Steamers wharves. 500
jy 9-2t DAVID & VIM. CURRIE.