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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE.-The Marl-
boro' (Matne) Mirror says I'VE have been
shown apples aud blossoms from the farm OF
J seph Benson, Hollis, Me. Itseems that the
tree has been blossomed frs times during the
past season. The first crop CT apples were
very large, the second somewhat smaller. yet
eatable These two crops were gathered pre-
vious to the first of October. Since then the
tree has bIossomed three times, setting fruit
twice. Crop number three measures TIVE and
q half inches In circumference, and crop num-
Der four quite small, while the fifth are only
perfect blossoms. The tree has once lost aii
It's leaves and at the time OF writing 1t il
covered with green foliage, 10 oking muen as 1t
did In Iune.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

Hastings Court "A number of Common
wealtt's causes were disposed OF yesterday, "a
follows:
John Lipscomb and Thomas Wilkinson
charged with b eaking and ;ering the store
houss Gt q +. Word & Bro, on the night OF
the 1st OF May, We're tx ,mintd and Iemandea
for tiual uIai before Judge LSous.
James Baker, To mas Wilkinson, AMI J. hu
L Lpscomb, were examined fnr brr king auc
catering the shoe hop of Christian Miller 81,
the night of the 3jth of s.prii, and . s'ealine
S2& woTth ef boots and sho's. The CJnrI r-.
m ndsd them Tor final triai before Jud, Z
L. ons.
runuthy G llins, in djctrd for misdemeanor,
noHs prossqHi en- cred, and prisoner discharged
ayn-t OF c, s.
d ihiei Pace. inuic ed for abnein z the watch
men in be discharge of their du v, was found
guilty and fined 81 aud c, sts.
Vim. Stmms, Indicted for uisdsmeanor -
C,use set FIR 10 day.
Patrick Wood, indicted for misdemeanor.-
NOAs pros. qsi er tered
R'chard Adams, appeal from the Mayors
decision Cause continued until next term.
VIM. Daley and others, indicted Tor misc O.
meanor. Jury failing to agree, Il HoIs pyoSsqai
WIS entered.
Wm. ii. smith, John f. Clough, and VIM
Gouidin, indicted FOR violating the Te1e enue
laws. Continued until the next term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

CONSPIRACY IN HAYTI.-The Watcbman, OF
Kingston, Jamaica, STATES that plot has be- n
laid 10 disturb The peace OF the country. The
cons pirators, having been 6iscoyeren, were ap.
prehe nded, aud having been tried, three weIe
sentenced to bs shot, which sentence had been
carried in to execution. Throughout the en-
tire country orgratulatory addresses from
the inhabitants had been sent in to the govern
ment. expressive of their readiness at a mo-
ment's call to put down any thing or persons
that would tend TO disturb the peace OF the
country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

PoLITIcAL.-At the meeting II the Union
parry of Portsmouth, Va Tuesday night il
was decided not to have ri her an illumina-
tion or procession in celebration of their re-.
cent victory in carrying Virginia This ac-
tior was eminentiy proper under present cir
cumstaDces, aud must beget spirit of 10 ode1 a.
ton. A resolution was offered and adopted n
commendation Of Millson's course In the late
Presidential contest, and another for future
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Now AND THEN Living was cheap enough
in the oiden time. Socrates is supposed TO
have lived upon an income OF seveRty-hve
dollars but he lived worse than beggar.-
His coat was shabby, and he wore the same
garment both winter and summer he went
bareiooled; his chief food was bread and water;
and as he entered in no business TO mend his
estate or income it is not wonderful that his
wife scolded. Demost themes, his sister, aud
their mother paid Tor their board SITS year,
aud provided the house into the bargain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

LARGE SALB OF NEGaoRs.-Tbs Huntsville
(AIa.) Advocate says tue sale of the negroes
tics III number,) belonging 10 the eslaIs OF
Samuel Townsend, deceased, was commenced
IN that place on Monday last. The terms were
twelve months credit, with interest from date.
The prices brought were high-negro men
bringing 81 500, 81 600 aad upwards, and other
qualities u negroes in proportion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

CORN IN lLLIEoIs.-CJrn, however scarce it
may be in Missouri and Kansas. is plent
enough in illinois. The Warsaw Journal
says: "fhe way corn is coming in to this city,
Is cheering indeed-each distiilery receiving
not less than 100 wagon loads daily, while our
warehouses and temporary corn.huuses are
receiving TO their capacity. Tue price is 20
cents per bushel,'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

THE BELT GIVEN UP.-From Balrs Ljfs
we learn tnat Say ers has given up The Cham
piou's Belt, though not WiJhout reluctance
aud that it has heen handed over To the Sta.
ley bridge Iuf4nt. Some s3O0 remain 10 be paid
on the new belts, and Be!rs Life appeals to
the friends of Sayers and Heenau 10 raise IL Ut
once, otherwise they must remain with the
maker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

CIVIL WAR IN CARTHAGENA.-The King
ston Journal, Of the 10Th ult, says by the
arrival OF the steamer Plantagenet, we learn
that the civil war in Carthagena has broken
out afresh aud with renewed vigor. At the
line the steamer left fighting was going on,
and such was the anarchy reigning that The
B.1tI.s ;. .,oc.s-- among them the Consnl--had
10 take retuse on board her Majesty's steam
er Cadmus, which Was lying In port at the
time The fighting was chiefly IN AMBUSH.
aud a great many were killed and wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

The DEAD ALiN E.-AoUut year ago, the
Probate Courl of hamilton county, Ohio,
granted Letters of Administration upon he
estate Of u wealthy farmer. Ga FRIDAY las,
he Identical man whose properly had been
administered " to, called ou the cieik OF the
Probate Court and demanded The res toTation of
his pfOueT.y.
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A LADY ADVOCATE REwARDEp.-IIiss Shed
ueu, VINO has advocated oeIoIe the COURT oi
Probate OF London The rights of l. gtIimacy .;
her father, has received letter Irum MISS
Burdett = Iutts expressive OF her deep 81 10 !
pathy for Lne lady. position, aud congratuIat.
lug her ON the zeal she has dis spla1td d. Tue
ieLter was accom- panied WIN q cn-ck for fzuU.
for Miss SheddeI,' > Use ouriug the proceedings
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A HALE OLD MAN.-Capt. Nathan Jaquith,
OF Winchester, Mass, man in his stshtlsIa
year, walked TO Lowell, eighteen mites, 10
spend Thanksgiying with hrs. L Eames, his
daughter He accomplished the Journey In
five and one halt hours, without atigne. His
friends tried to persuade him not 10 attempt
It. aud furnished him with tickets but he
wanted to show what an cctogenafian could
do, and declined ~ ride.
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AN UEFoRTUNATR VRssEL.-The schooner
Shipcarpenter, OF Dover, Del, was in collision,
on the night of the 3nth ult., with the schooner
Shark, off Barnegat, n. J. and fouudered in a
few minutes. Tue captain. his wife and the
crew saved themselves with difficulty, hut q
child OF the captain aged years, was drowned.
The same schooner. when under the command
OF Captain " II. Burrows,a few ears ago, ran
down a vessel at sea, and suit was brought
which was decid- d against Captain Burrows,
which so affected him. that he has been, ever
since, a hopeless maniac, in the alms-house Of
Kent county.
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SENATOR CLAY RESIGNED The Montgom-
cry Advertiser OF the I'm, says: "We.have be
fore us q letter from the Hon. O.. q. Clay, Jr,
rendering to Gov. Moore his resignation OF
the office of Senator of Ala bama il the Con.
gress OF the United States, to take effect on the
4th OF March next, unless the State should at
an earlier day dispense with his services in
that body. as he tORdly hopes and expects"
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1Rs Cay Rai!,cay is about 70 bs commences
and the contracts have been maue for the Tin,
eers and the iron rails. The timbers are 70 ne
the very best Florida pine and the ralis ara NJ
he made OF the most superior pattern The road
Is 10 extend from Rockets To Brooke Avenue.
passing up MaiI and eth and Broad Streets
and when completed. will prove Of incsicuia
pie convenience to The public, and no doubt
profitable 10 the stockholders.
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A CONGRESSIONAL JoKs-Mr

A CONGRESSIONAL JoKe-Mr. Porcher
Miles, OF ths Charleston district, excused him.
self aud his colleagues fron voting on tho
question OF a select committee, intImatIug, in
su stance, that before IL could report It's con-
Clusions South Carolina would be out of the
Union, and he himself, instead Of being Miles
III Congress, would be Miles way.
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MURDER TRTAL.-The trial of the chief
fnate Paul for The muGCer OF Captain Barton,
Of The American bark Alvarado, in Kingston
harh1r, commenced before The Cniet Justice
at the Kingston District CourI. on The 2Uth
nlt., ana was concluded on the 22i, when The
jury, without hearlug counsel Tor The defence,
Ieturned u verdict OF not guilty.
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ADVANCE In SALF-fne sudden closing Of
lake havigatloa has caught .he he pie vi CnI-
caso, Ill, aud Mli~auki-, Wis with "a ,eiy
snort supply OF sait ou nand. Inere is Il d. /.
Cheney VI n'aIIy ~ UUu barrels each III lhe Two
cIties NAMED, aud tbe price has already ad-
YdLCeG aoS u 40 DER ceut
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A LONG TINE CoMING.-The creditors of
the Baron &c AraOee au English Iusuivent !
u.b b or, who some five and twenty years since
Ia:ied ~ 'neet has eIgasemenis have Just re-
Urlteo II -tlce, after Wai,Ius for quar ter OF u
century, inat Lney may now get d III, iue no OF
live peace On ihe p.unu.
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END OF THE BURCH DIVORCE CASE The
trial Of the suit of Mr.. Burch, of Chicago,
against his wife, for divorce, was concluded
Monday, 1t NapeTville, Illinois. The jury
rendered verdict for Mrs. Burch, the de-
fendant. A dispatch from Chicago says:
The jury was out an hour ana a half and
returned with verdict in favor of Mrs.
Burch. The verdict was received with de-
monstrations of enthusiasm, which spread
rapidly through the village. Counsel tor the
deIeace made a motion for the custody of the
children and alimouy. The Curt then ed-
j)urned. The trial lasted nineteen days The
news reached here at seven O'Clock, aud was
received with great rejoicing by the friends Of
Mrs. BurCh. One hundred rockets were fired
from the roof of the fremont House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13

Af''et!skrat Soetsiy.-The Executive Com
mittee or the Virginia Central Agricultural
Society have elected James Cham periay ne 10
the once of Secretary and Treas aTer, In piase
OF Capt. Dimmock, who resigned.
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RECEIPTS OF CorTos In NEW ORLEANS
Twenty thousand four hundred and eighty
hsia. of cation. valued at over r million OF
ioiisrs arrived IN New Orleans during thirty
sIx hours, ending at six r. NJ. on the I'd Inst.
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ALARsE FLsET-Some six hundred canal
boats loaded win grain and produce, We learn
from ths Syracuse Journal, Of the 9Th instant I,
are now detained in the Erie Canal, near tha,
city, by ice.
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ROB'T l.. DICKINSON. successor u BIN
iord, Diosipsoo Weisifer.lNo ~ main street,
kichmone, va thankfni tos the hbera. patrvnaxe
orally Invites tner attsntfon 70 his large aud en-
tenslve STOCK OF HATS, CARS, FCRs. 40, com
which wall be sold At wholesale and retail to pnno-
taAl customers on the most favorable terms Asr-
chants oil virginia, North Carolfra. and Teunes-
see, visiting the CITY, are respecfilt, sociseC 20
call and examine Tor themselves before paFchas-
cnsse for oasa.
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@ ARrIF.CIAL TEErH-THE
ty$E%cHE0PLAsTIc AND WI cANlrE

- rk0ck $, : q; " jones. pxsr,sr.
Teeth .sad psins satsshsd of lts asxeluts sutssI
orIty over ell othei me;noss, can wssh c0nfaancs
comnena 10 to those dc Ing fss paFt .a acts OF
with those tEes arv low ss.ns TIE peri ct SAP
tatIn ot the piste 20 the nth. AND the sue. iOa
teeth cstsont clasps. This m@ihvd havins oeSa
adopsed oy those stsnding hss hest IN the Erolea-
ston, North and ssatn, test mo1ia vii. b. 4 ven
anu speolmsns exh ,bsied 20 those wiskIas to ,es
snetsn. st ss,s y eslA o. ACID OF an, c,heI
Wilt OF ooufse, he msd& for tha&s rreferTing tbs ra
ruling, Cleansing txsrsctinx ano q Other oD-
stations ssails ana ih,, akhls performed Teesh
exIandsa oy kLECtktoIra. stsAesl pals.
oAu. u. -. e l. lH
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Discharged. James Hogaa. arrested as a
Suspicious character, aud having nowhere 10
stas, was bsiurs tae Mayor yesterday. aud Oh
leased frvGu custody.
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hEAARKABLK observation-disclosures T. Will
liams. magistrate WAS executed at Leakes-
VILE. N. O., on the 9TH lust, for the murder of
Fegsy Alsley, young woman whom he was
cnarged with having eeduced, and whose body
ne was said TO have burnt. The only traces of
the deceased ever found were some hair-pins
and charred v uman bones, supposed to be
hers, " hlch were discovered in the yrIsoner's
log-pile. On the sca1told Williams protes ted
his Innocence, and said he forgave the Jury
al he would have given the same verdict MIN
self on the same evidence. Rev II Shrieye
the uncle OF the condemned man. affiria ted al
the gailoWs. and, in the course of some
remarks made before bis prayer, said that
the prisoner, his nephew had given him
evidence, twenty Years ago, that he was
child Of grace, and that he believed it
now bic prayed feTventIy in behalf OF
his "unfortunate brother" in Christ; said
that 'if he were guilty, may he repent"
Alter the conclusion OF his PRAYER, the
prisoner then shook hands with his friends
ihis last act affected him greatly moving
MIN, as well as others, TO tears. He then stood
np for tha rope 10 be adjusted about his neck.
While this was being done, he seemed TO be-
perfectly cain and composed. All arrange
mehts being CON tleted, the Sner1 announced
10 nun t0at his time 10 live was cue mill
ute. Williams replied "frreweiI friends, all -
which were the last words he said. Al each
announcement, by the officer that his time
was drawing TO close, be recognized it
by = bow of his head. At the expiration OF
the minute the platform fell, and terminated
his earthly existence.
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SUDDEN DSATH AT PRAYER MEETING
BeDJ. 4hsau. aged eign y.one years, dropped
dead at the Ma ket surst morIing prayer
meeting, IN Nrwark, N. j., ON MONDAY, Iruln
disease Ut the hedit.
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BuUK AND JOB Paintings.

suEA AS
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA.
DING, CHECKS, DC,
As WELL as
POSTERS, ,PROGRAMMES r HANDBHL Is
PartIcu lar attention gwen TO fine WORK for Banks
Public Offices, Insurance Railros /. AID Trapgpor
satlon Companies, Tobacco Fact s,&c.
The DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads
Small Circulars, Labels, Co., are capable of turn
Ike Oh 1871 presslons per Rcur, thereby ENABLING
the patrons OF TINS establishment to Obtain thif
description of WorK ST the shortest possIbie notice
"a. Preos reduced In proportion 10 the mere ase
Of speed!
EA Printing, in various colored BRONZES ano
INKS, executed IN th5 highest style OF tne art.-
~ l!a bfanoh OF the bGslEess, tae DroEletoTB oar
saEy challenge competition.
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TAs Ciais Gaag are doing sood ssrvics In ~.
pairing ith street The May or mI ghs probably
employ many Of the ysgrasls now in tail, BY
putting lhem TO work.
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A MELANCHOLY END TO AN UEFoRTUNATR
LlFE.-A young widow woman. who gave her
maiden name as CdthaTine Hall, and said she
was from New Al lbany, Iud was killed ia At
tempting 10 get upon the New Albany train, at
Greencastle, the other day, after the train was
in motion. She said that she had been to Kan
sas under promise of marriage, and, being
grossly deceived and deserted. she had started
home penniess and alone, stealing rides un I'll
the conductors put her off, and begging food at
stations until the next train came along. She
had got nearly home, and, having been put of
this train, had run back and caught hold of
the rear car to steal ride a little further
She welcomed her deAth.
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AxA fhk ASHLAND auTGL.- ea,.
HA ypopuler resort, sssuased uixssen m,lss
k.8 from hiChMoN n sAe beaatiiaI and
Fredsgcxsecrg ana Potomac Kaiircad. is uo1
2ssn ,sa isI ss.so.s aae Z gseps.sd 10 secommo-
rable- ths head al yhe fssnils vill be fusn,shaa
,rna wisa ? Free Ticket hstvesn Ashlsad and Rcd
FYr further tpfcsmasacn. apply u So esr:ntsnA-
ents yfnee ktchnoad. Fssassicksoulg an{ HcxS.
mac "A"'1h IhS. 8. frsaIiHi [. For 40 \ FRO r,.,s,
t-s' ksSlas1. "
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UIHeteAce IN 1avor OF 1859, during the thirty
years, is, for real property, ST. $50; person.
al property, S35, 172, ,775 total value SI13493,-
GA. Upon which there was q tax last wear OF
81 996 500 73
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE-A prcpo-
sitIon is before the South Carolina legislature
70 appropriate S3n, ,OU0 10 aid in deepening the
harbor of Charleston, and S50UOO 10 erect
buildings to be used as aTsenaIs and depots
for the ordnance, arms and munitions of The
militia OF Charleston. There is also a bill
preventing free negroes entering into mechan-
ical pursuits, or riding in carriages or other
vehicles unless accom- panied by ii white per
son. Another bill pending authorizes the
Board OF Ordnance to make contract wilt
such responsible persons as shall, within the
period + fifteen months, es "a bIlsh aad put III
operation within The lfmiis Of the Staie or in
any one OF the cotton-gToWing States, an ar.
moIy capable of turning out ten thousand
staud of small arms, of standard military
patterns, for the delivery 10 South Carolina OF
nfy thousand dollars wor of small arms
annually for The Term OF i've years
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DUY ANEW sRIRT-Of our own make, from
= selected goods, and hrst- rate in every respect
We recommend The above arstcie as the best we
IRE ends Will aeknowedse the excellsnce Of cur
: saOULDER SEAM SEIRf, on examination =
Look at them, and then iet us have your opinion.
". u. CuPMA ". AGENT IiEq Nam AZ
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JOnS nunrsoN,
N q

q JouS InunrsoN,
80 NO /, oALLARD HOUSE.
Haa on haLd 80 ect zad ashtonaoie assars-
ment of HA fS, CAPS, LADIES' r hs and III NJ
fLrA ES'3 FURNISHING UO0Ds, which h, is
disposea TO sell 81 low prices / most Isspsctt r.
soicit q call from purchasers. - 90 se-dtJs
NATiUNAL GbAkD HAT.
- NATIONAL GUARD Eat.
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
SoneIning entirely new tor yopng men, az
ELLETTk xEiSlsER'H
90 Sta Ma
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W. N Il N z 4 L.,
MFnufaoy, Ter anu Deaier in

- w - az 3 n y Z
No. l90 Main Street.
w w oaid peg leave ID INFORM his former patrons ant
ei bOoIS and SHOES IN all thelr4 branches, al
no. lp0, Main street, and wond ask Gail from Al
wanting goods In his i,ns,
A hne assortment Of Ladies', Slisses' and Chill
dfens foods q wats on hand, which will be acid
sc VerN reas psahle pfiofs. ro u ym.
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f,;HEAT DIT.,TJ, nca

XUHEAI IkEDUVTION IN PhICLR sEcS
- CHhS. BEht.E Broad street, between III
tua 81, keeps lar stock OF Ladies', Gentle
hel and servants Wear cons tantty on hand,
and dehes anS budy in hIchmonu o compe,s o ~,th
aim 10 OILS line, as he maneiaetares to order. and
sGperLnteAds hlmseli Great bargains IN LAd!Nsi
AID Muses. eu!ored Gaitsrs, Moroaso Bouteea,
slippers aud boskins; Gsptiemen's city made IA
tebt Le6,ber t.,irers, Dx.ofa lies aHG hi!pyeTs-
Will sell my sutnmer stuch OF foods a. and he ny
cost. Gail soon, If you wish to get good barsan
CHAN kEhIE.
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HATE, &c.

hats, CARS ASD ~ kS-TM. z
"A MOOR T. CO 2N BROAD SIRf Er Tho
subscrloers invite the atts ntion of tIsi frehss
and the pub Ito 20 their hhs aLd sxtetsive askoft-
meEt oi ma is and CAPS, yni. b they se nov
seiiIng at Teduceu prices. w have Ieosivsd a
further suppl Laoies' IT rs warranted fresh,
as they aTs made TO our order. and WILL 10 sold at
the lowest price. Oar city masie SILK HAls, tor
the hoii ays, are now ready. Purchasers will find
a rare sc ection lf they examine cur stock before
bu,ing. as We will ofsr lndu ;em,nts thst canaot
lall to please.
We are sstlIax Planters' and Servants HATS
and CAPS Ct an unusual low figure
All kinds Of moae, taken 10 pay tent for puf-
chases. Wa. AOnkh
] LEONARU, 27 Broad ct.
". R.-Ladies' fdrs REPAIRED IN q sag. IIcr
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6 GENTS BHOAD-TREAD BGOIS-
Very superior and cheap, st No. 2 Nam ST..
sig n Ut the Big Boot, by WM WALSH
To fARMEnN-NEI sHoka-

a 10 FAX NEkS-NEURUS SHOtS-
t-B Farmers and others wanting T. {, II u
SHOES are invited to call st No vs. Main streeS,
where Will be ionnd the largest and bcst kssur.,
rent ever offered ia Richmond. Ms assortment
embraces, W pairs OF heavy Sewed Bro. ana, of
my own make, Men q Army Brogaus; Mems hIYh-
cut do very thick, nailed W ith hob. malta; phnss
pest thick peSged brosr.ns. Herrtck,s best thcE
psgged bfogans, Pianters' and Duich Boats inT
women. t'gelher with sii other grades, sui tara
Tor servants, men, women and bOss. ksrlusfs
sbl do well to give me s cali, al No, P3 Mall -.
JOAN =. PAat IN,
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WORM CONNECTIONS
IL The most pleasant and eifsctual worm medi-
cine ever discovered. Iti a remedy that no child
will refuse, bat rather crave, as it possesses ne
of those nauseous Ingredients of which other
worm distroJers are composed. II 10 put up IN the
form of beautiful sugar plums. or sale by
A. B0DEKER & Co., Drugs lists.
Main street. near Old Market
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DOMADE TONGUE. - Monpea's Posuade
Ton.a 10, imported from Pa Is for u.s. and we'll
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