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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24
SIS Reward.

INSTRAYEp OR STOLEN, nom the subscriber, one
h mile north OF ottawa, some time last April, TWO
MARE COLTS, one year old Tii'y, Nmsst chestnut,
large part lace white, think both hind Feet whRc, he
white extending up leg half 10 hocA alss one
light red yesIiing u1srs colt white .r,ie IN 'asS
think one for, and one hind too, ahite Wl nav t2s
said colts and u stolen tSo iNr the thi,t the
colts have been taken up and not ieFattN sd'etosed,
will nav SO additional TO the ~ tnr such Information.
oc2o htNhN = nm sh'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

ILLINOIS WISCONSIN &6EoRGl
fremont Exchange.
4ss...s.rl,,,ent NaLe.

Assessment sac.
Dy vrtn. of a preccpt issHed the Goth day OF No.
ID venbef A. d. 1860, upon judgment rendered in
the County Court of La Sale county and State Of Hi
nos in favor Of the city of Ottawa and against the fol-
ing described LOIS situated in the Railroad Addition
to the City Of OTTAWA, and Ottawa North, the same
having assessed in accordance with the
Of said city OF Ottawa, concerning assessments for
public improvements, Wit The extension of Norris
street. from the east line Of Railroad Addition to ota
wa, to the road known the Dayton road, with the
sums OF money seversy assessed thereon, which re-
main due and unpaid, to Wit
RdiirOdd Addtti0n TO Otdtcd.
In trtose name ass'd Let Block Amt ordss't
Geo Norris 10 5 $3.50
Michael Roam 3 80
do 26S
Marsh s 100
do 90
Mrs Sarah Morse 7C0
Ottd,cd North.
Glover 4 Cook 52j
Which shall offer for sale at public vendue, at the
door Of the court house in Ottawa in said county and
State aforesaid, the gid day Of December D. leo
betw the hours OF and sunset of said day, for
cash in ha nd satisfy said assessments and all the
costs thereon. r. WARNER, SHERIFF
uoyZl-iw BY ". 4 HALL, De. g.
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Howard .t--oriatIou. SshiIa.

Howard .t--oriatjOI. kShiia.
4 Esuer0~Et Ig-ttgtsps s>'ft5,-'s' ~ special En-
olrnsH for fts L iief cf H. sick and DISTRESSED,
Cr7ictSJ sTtt II.TssEJ and E,,td,ajc Discusses AMI
s.p,,i1HyJ0r tie cure q R.-l.,s az tie SesldI Or
guns
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
Va ceoH, 10 a., v.D alp.y BY letter with descrip
tIoH Of Their condition. cage, patton, habits Of lfe
&c) AID IN cases Of extreme poverty, Medicine. fur
nished frae Of chRr-c.
VALUABLE REPORTS on S'ermatorrhG,a, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs. and the NEW RE-
NEEDLES employed IL the Dispersary, sent to the AZ
hcted in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR.. J. ShILLIS HOUGHTUN, Acting Sur
ceon, Howard Association. No. south Ninth street,
Pin iaGeiphia, Pa. Ey order OF the Directors
EZRA d. FEAETwELL, President.
Sto FhIRCiilD, Necrstlry. oc21-iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-24

II - solemn Catv Incumbent as wei upon IA
tiaaS as upon IaGiTiiGa.s 10 make Al stated sea-
sons bic ..,ku.r lei s-ugus Ct thsr gratitude 10
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28
"A Liar Caught in His own Net.

Ou come late, my tflenQ-
These words conveying something of
tender reproach, were uttered by "a
young and beautiful woman seated in
un elegant saloon in one of the streets
of Paris. He to whom this hattering
reproach was addressed, just then en-
tering the room, was young man of
genteel appearance, elegantly dressed,
and Judging from his manner profoundly
impressed with a high sense of his own
mpOrtance... -.
"True," replied the gentleuaan, with
an air of careless freedom, Il regret.it,
indeed; but-aa affair of importance
l have been detained by my friend
Tussac."
In spite of their rights and prergas~,
t1ves, thongh clearly established, PaIi-
sian husbands, and without. doubt hus-'
bands everywhere else, are obliged,
alike for the security of peace and lib
erty, to have recourse to some. myste-
rious allies. Every one who desires to
enjoy pleasant times away from home,
invcnts some trick according to the
weight of his chain, that is, according
to the character Of his wife,. In this
way no mean efforts of genius are often
displayed in the shades of private life.
The greater part of those happy hus-
bands who from time to time look back
on-theirg pleasant days of single blessed
ness, enancipate themselves by the aid
of some imaginary affair which is made
to occupy their time; or a phantom
is conjured up which complacently
charges itself with all the Little sins Of
its creator. fhers;pre also clubs and
circles which are excellent places Of
resort for husbands whose conjugal fell
city stands in the domestic market be
low par. When a husband comes home
late, he comes from the circle; when he
does not dine at home, he has been at
the club; when hfs finances are impaired,
he has lost bis money at the circle; and
excellent reasons are never wanting to
attach the husband to some establish
ment which his better half desires him
to abandon. But whatever the RESOURCES
of the club or circle, they do not always
render resort to imaginary affairs un
neccssarv, nor do away with the neces-
sity ora phantom which may be invoked
on all important occasions.
Iuasae is one of those accommodate
ing, discreet friends, who takes up all
your time; causes oil failures in your
appointments appoints your rendez-
vOus, and borrows the money which you
pay to conceal your culpable extrava-
gance-an imaginary being created to
belp one out of momentary and press
ing difficulties.
These preliminarics stated, we pro-
coed with our story.
Tho young man whom we have intro
dUccd. was not the husband Of the char
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28

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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.


The moon is at her full, and riding high,
Floods the calm fields with light,
The airs that hover in the summer sky
Are all asleep tonight. kFss ssysA
There comes voice fr>m the great woodlands
round fs21
That nurmured all the day; wsas-
Beneath the shadow of their boughs, the ground
Is not more still than they.
But ever heaves and means the restless Deep, -.
His rising tides L hear, essNs
Afar see the gimmering pillows leap; @
see them breaking near. HsNgF IS
Each wave springs upward, climbing towards the
fair
Pure light that sits high
Springs eagerly, and family sinks to where
The mother waters lie.
Upward again it svells; the moonbeams show,
Again, its gmmering crest;
Again it feels the fatal weight below,
And sinks, but not to rest.
Again and yet again; until the Deep
Recalls his brood of waves;
And, with a sullen moan, abashed, they creep
Back to his inner caves.
Brief respite. they shall rush from that recess
With noise and tumult soon
And fling themselves, with unaVailing stress,
Up toward the placid moon.
Oh restless Sea- that in thy prison here
Dost struggle and complain;
Through the slow centuries yearnng to be near
To that fair orb in vain
The glorious source of light and heat must warm
Thy bosom with his glow,
And on those mounting q nobler form
And freer life bestow.
Then only may they leave the waste of brine
In which they welter here,
And rise above the hills of earth, and shine
In a serener sphere.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28

In certain town in Normandy, the
authorities, (s'for divers good 1easons
them thereunto knowingly thought pro-
per to issue proclamation to the effect,
that none of the worthy inhab abitsnts, ,.
under q severe penalty, should stir
abroad after sunset without a.Tantern.
Well, it chanced that on the vary same
evening, a man was seized and taken
incontinently before the dispenser 81
justice, to be summarily- dealt with,
according to the new law.
81 am exceedingly sorry said the
chief officer, recognizing the individual,
''that Il citizen of your respectability
and station, should be the first to in
fringe the new regulation"
II would not willingly do so,'' said
the man coolly.
.'Have you not read it 20
"Certainly," replied the captured
party-''but 1 may have unfortunately
misunderstood it. VIII Monsieur
oblige me by reading it, that L may
learn Of what l am guilty?"
The officer graciously complied, and
after glibly running over the verbose
preamble, came to the point-"That no
inhabitant should stir abroad after sun
set without a lantern," which he GER
tainly delivered with peculiar emphasis,
to the administration of the man who
had taken the man into custody, and
was twiddling his fingers imratiently to
receive his moiety of the fine.
II have lantern, Monsieur" firmly
contended the man, holding it up to
view.
"Yes-but there is no candle in it,"
replied the officer, with a smile.
1.-The proclamation does not mention
a candle, believe, Monsieur" replied
the cunning fellow, most respectfully.
"a candle-but of course -'
begun the informer, trembling lest
he should lose the fish he had hooked:
1T does not mention q candle; and L
contend, Monsieur, I have not infringed
the law" persisted the ,qpibbler. THE
words are without a lantern and here
it isl''
Hem" cried the officer, endeavoring
to conceal the confusion occasioned by
his defeat, by poring over the copy of
the proclamation. q must-yes, I
must confess that there is an omission,
and l am too happy to give you the
benefit thereof. The case is dis
missed"
The informer was not only completely
defeated, but rather alarmed, when the
prisoner called to his mind a certain
act which rendered him, the aforesaid
informer, liable to heavy damages, for
false imprisonment. etc; and the poor
devil was fain to avert the infiction OF
an action of law, by disbursing a GER
tain sum in hard cash to the accused.
But, 10 on the next evening he again
encountered his dear acquaintance,
and to his infinite delight, he bcheld
the same unilIuminated lantern in his
hand; for an amended proclamation had
been issued that morning, with the
words-''That no inhabitant should stir
abroad after sunset, without lantern,
and Il candle therein"
The ipformer chuckled at the ignor-
ance of the man who had coolly victim
lied him on the preceding night, and
with heart beating with the desire Of
revenge, and the certain prospect of the
restitution of the mulct which he had
suffercd-ho with snocring poIitcucss.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28

u The steamship Fulton sailed from
New York on the 21st for Southampton
and Havre, with 100 passengers and $500
593 in specie. The Glasgow also sailed
the same day for Liverpool, with / so pas
sengers and $l50,988 iaspecie, making
|. total 0! 27O passengers and $S26.5
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28

STEAm-" Talk about your northern
steamboats," said u Mississippi boat
man, tho other day, "you uint had II
biler burst for five years. Don't require
no spunk to navigate tlrcrn watcrs-any
fool can do it. But it takes man,
stranger, to ride one of these ere nlli-
gator boats head on to n sawyer, high
pressure and tho valve soddered down,
six hundred passengers on board, and
every soul endangcrcd.'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28

The moon is at her full, and, riding high,
Floods the calm fields with light,
The airs that hover in the summer sky
Are all asleep tonight - SOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-22
. TnE JuDeEsHIP..A CARD.-

~ the JUDGEAHIP..A CARD
~ AmonG several rumOrs set saoat BY per-
Ss Sss, q
there 70 bus one which chpose to notice IN this
mcde.
be run for the Hu.tlnss judge shis vi no view to
an cleo ion myself hut ID OFder to secure the de-
feat of q certain candidate. Now, have lte!e sp-
lieve me 90 lost 20 self respect A TO those Who
do not. beg to assure them that such an iptima-
ton 10 utterly grouLdless The truth1s. I'D no
Va. The work Il f,snds Who desired and hoped for.
and still desire and hope for. .some OF whom arc
very sangu,ne Oh my election. tci myself. have
mot step ron my od
have sooksn Of the ofhce, except to those who ha6
first addressed mo on the subject. / committed
m.. hopes to the sense Of he people have tired
praise, and TO- endure patiently what has beer Sad
truly or falsely to my drspa! agement. J mean 30
b., continue. l am seuslble that am human am
70 ate land hope NO freud will claim for mo 2
super or ability, superior e0nSe Ten tOhsnesS AEd
superior Industry to the other candidates. W hat
have cen worked out BY myself nsaided. snbe-
tieWded, amid trials and difficulties painful to re
member. L. rests upon the favor aud All OF no
sect: Sueh as it 10, it 10 cherished ~ me: and
ST. all not hazard it BY any loss OF self respect to
cure any Office in the Commonwealth OF virsinla.
So far .afcr carefully listening to the reports c N.
dispOsed to check their confident belief that it Is
equal to that Of any other candidate
as: sa IT an, public Ss 9s
nmik alton establish an ndsputable claim to It,
with this ,bnef explanations. I trust may be
jen-st ~' ~ ~ " a. u DsUN CRANE.
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DIED,

-a sss DIED, @ss
yestsrdav aftsrnoou. at 3 O'Clock, CHA9 ED
WARD. yosHr sst son Of jcs. F. and sarah Ann
Powell. aged months and tt days. .-..
Tho reiA:,ves and frienaS Ct the tAmlv ase 70.
vited to attend the funeSsl thus afternoon, .
O'Clock, from the residence OF his parents on gro
street, 6otWUon Matn ana CAvy.
IN H 3: soSsts 2. n, PAULINE EI5SE
SWIFT, IN the 9th year Of her 49,. r..,.,.
invited b. attend hsr funerai, from the idsnce
Of her hsshand, Caet e l.. Swift. at O'Clock this
afternoon. without further notice.
On the alst instant. MARY E.. W1fe Of David n.
Lea, SHd dauE ktor Of the late John Enders.
The fFlends Of tho family are invited TO essen0
her funeral. from St. James Church. this altsr-
noon. AZ half past 4 O'Clock.
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"A. To make Good Loaf Bread,
Use SEMPLE'S lNFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER.
To make good Biscuit,
Use Sempie's Infallible Baking Powder.
To make good Pastry,
- Use Senlple's Infallible Baking Powder.
To save one half the Lard commonly used in Pas
try, Biscuits, &c,
Use Semple's Infalliblc Baking Powder.
To save time, labor and ex pense, - -.
Use Semple's Infalhble Bakiux Powder.
JOHN w. GARLiCK,
Sole Proprietor. Richmond, Va.
For sale by Druggists and Grocefs everywhere.
jo 3l-1w
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|foanlf ND 51oND. JUNE a
"a ~ az. tt,sasy, X ''s'.sA.

ss..% 49,
-. A1n1yED: x.-v.,. .A,.
.s EsS,. Ne" YORK. "'''
SAILED.
Steamer cisy os RieAmond, Mitchell. PhilaAsl-
'i:s %ss; e Rsaa:s i H:s
ssPr Ting 9,iiE: R n. vi. Port Wal
scSr. 8. Carroll. Frsts Alexandria. in ballast
schr, tynnbsysr, c5cisr dovn z: r,xs,. aSh ss
N.w Yo.x, Jane ~ -cle.rsd, .ehr, 9; p. Pitts.
soss sss.a5? aS: =. Xs.,sd: :si'; %% S:.s:; 3;
ME. ". Paine .coibuln; Co!innes Ecker; Mary
Robinson, MoCleave Cherubim, Skin ser; Ocean
fIaysllsr: Bo.Idnan; Fra, Kim, FIssmsr; Golden
Thomas; Commouvealth, CROKER Morn,ns Gio-
y. Hobbs Ge,trnds, WoodboTn GIace GotoOn'
B:s:s; s.se &.xt
McNesr; McNesr; A.ey. v ilson Ast'tes simp.
r.. oss c;sr s'o
e.: sn Bs.sss g T,ier Lazy; Amos f..renes.
N,ckerson; Peerless, Ring; Asa Eldridge. Cole
man; MONDAY. Henry; Prims Donna. Pray; West
Robsrtson; BlondeIi. Limit; /. A Nicisls, Nicksls.
and Napsf, Keith. ali fgr hampton Roads !. banks
s. Il. W sherman, Clifford, and Fanny Buck, Crook
VALPARAIsO, May 6-In port. ship -Aspasia.
Gsscu. from McKeans Island. for Hampton
Roads.
f9.r,i Jen :, Ssa'l'd' 'ohr L. n God
son, Richmond; schr. Emma Jane, do. Cleared,
steamer Geo. Peabody. Richmond.
NoRsoLx. JSns 1s-A.rivsd' sch! Ssffe son.
ROnd. FA T'.r r-.i-f
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AJefferson Insurance Company,
OF SCOT TSVlLLE, VA
DIREcTOks:
VIM NJ WADE, T. r. Lkws.
JOHN U. LEWIS, JAS, w. MASON,
. nhNA1 wM NJ wAnE pre.,t

JAS. W. TYLHR, Secretary.
CAPITAL............ S15O,OOO.
The undersixned has been .sppoln,ed Agent Of
Scottsville, AIbemarle county, Va. and is pre-
pared on their account to grant FrEE INSURANCE.
on Buildings, Furniture. stocks of Goods, Ma
on Vessels, Cargoes and Freight, and Insurance
on the LIVES OF SLAVES, ali on the Gerry best
terms
In this substantial company. located in ''Old
V,rxinia," he is prepared to pace good nsks. as
above reclted and promptly 10 issue Iolicies
properly drawn up. 80 as to meet the wants and
project the interests Of his patrons
Please call and confer with me. .=.
lie 20 st THOMAS Nj. ALI RlESC, 18th 1t.
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4 Question for the Lawyers.
The United States government had deter.
mined TO purchase the old Middle Dutch
Church, }" In the city Of New York, for post.
ONCE, for which purpose 1t is ut presen leased.
The church Is one Of the few remaining mon
uments Of the "good old times /" in the Em.
pire City; but difacuity has occurred In re-.
gard TO the title. 1t appears from the New
York correspondent of the Richmond Eaquiy.
sr. that there 10 sort Of proprietorship in GER
lain vaults In the church yard, many Of which
are very ancient and the title Of them belongs
to the descendants Of those who became the
purchasers Of these burial places. The dim.
Guilty ON the part Of the church authorities
consists Ia nndipg the hsirs Of the original
owners OF the old vaults, for whom all eeaxchss
nave - tar been In vata. Without showing q
quit claim to these vaults, The title will b In.
ce"pssses and, after The Conveyance OF the
properly. II IN heir 70 one Of the vaults should
I'LL ana demaud IN exorbttant price for 1t
s"s uossfAnest would - compslied 70 sab.
NIT 70 ths exaetIou. @a~ 80 Z
. circumstances, Il appears that
the trustees OF Us sAareA prorose r. . n,,v -
the next Legislaturs. which m.e,. =. ,hn,s.
January next for the passaes az :. -. -...~
will ensole them 70 deposit tia y.,r. !. -
waits In some 0oneyed instststaon =. -.
se< application Of any lseAi clainaat 10 49,.
AoT me ospostts Hers question turns -.
se ~ corsespopdent - 10 whether ~
eae aay eoastttational power u
1900 - - simple tttle 70 theee vaults
.scs eas. save ssss coavsysd Tor = coneid-
ses'soa 70 their psrehAssn In pernetntrv ~
came - any othar lasAed prona,ev 49, -.
from saxasa0p, beeAnse ~ churrh NJ ~.
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PASSENGERS PER SrEAMsHIp JAMksrowN,
SkINNka. Master. from New York.
J. H. Davies. Jno. +. McKeig, w. NJ. FagAn Geo.
Leonard. n. N. Morris. lady, child. and nu. se, ],
: Cohen and lady, L. C.. Bricksnsteln. q. G. Smith,
Jas. Bigler and lady, Mrs. Danes, C. Leonard,
VIM. H. Redwood. J. B. Celler, Miss Kate injury,
Mr. Polk and child, Jas. Robertson. VIM: Cutler.
B. l. Hester: Miss Stanley Snow X; ". San,
IA in ss0eT0R0.
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|, Hrsrtyss JUDaE-wM +

~ Lyons. Is Q-FfLLow- CITIzEns: On
Tuesdsy next the 18th i.st, it will devolve upon
you to slect Judge Of the Hastings Court of this
the qualifications Of each candidate for the Office
Remember that Judge should be morally as well
AZ legally qualified. He should be frse from pr,j u
dice, Ard enjoy an even and smooth temper xment;
should possess good Iuds ment indu.trs, activity
WIN HENRY LYONS rossess all of these reau,-
sites: He 10. withal, an able LAWYER and that
aolt. Is ully attested by his large and daily IN.
limits Of this city. fellow cilzens. q gentleman
better suited in every particular for the Cffics in
question. Fleet him. and Gu will have done honor
10 yOurse YES BY ectlng a gentle man OF eminent
legal ability and Of pure and spotless character
je R-ltA RICHMOND.
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~ COMMENCEMENT EXCRCISFA
~ OF kICHMOSD + + NJ A l. E INSTI-
TUTE.-FKIUAY evening 22d inst, at the Sc
Ond baptist Church. the Address before the Mis-
sionary S1ciety, by Rev. A. J Huntington, of
r ,rmvIiie s.l
SABBATH evening. 2lth instant. at tho First
Church, Valedlctory Sermon, by he pastor, be
fore he students of the Institute and Of the Col
ese .-
MONDAY evening, 25th inst. at Grace Street
Church, the Aid ess before the Literary Society.
by Rev. T. g. Keen, Of Petersburg.
TUESDAY evening. rs n instant. at the First
Church, the CONNIE ncement proper je Z2-4t
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIr LIFE INSURANCE
CONPAnY-Office, 40 Main street
This Company makes year;y civld snds and pays
them to the insured while living. Dividend Jan,
LIST, 1850, 46 per cent Only hall the premium Is
the other half Is loaned to the Insured, at 6 per
je 2O-5t KNOWLES WALFORp. Ag'ts.
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IA Important Errers Promptly Corrected.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
SCOTTSvILLk, VA

Messrs. Editors: In my advertisement of TO-DAY
whom am prepared to ssoe FIRE, MA INE
and SLAVE INSURANCE. POLICIES. two i'm.
and. LIST, you make me say that am prepared TO
take ..9.WO' risks, whereas wrote "sOod risks
wrote ''llth St
Now. N I am ready and Wiling to take AIRY
NuMB9 R Of GOOD risks for the JEFFERSON COM
PANY and for the ALBEMARLE COMPANY,
also. and as do alvos ether relish the 'Sen'r"
RS it may convey the idea of too much freshness
that ali things may b made right.
Very truly, TAOS. M. ALFRIEND,
je H7lt 18th street.
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A Great Bargains in
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
. Will open THIS MOSNING, q lot of
LAWNS, LAWN ROSES,
ORGANDY MUSLINS AND BEREEES, ~.
which have been put chased at great sacri6ce, and
will " sold at unpIecedented low prices for casa.
20 Main st. lie 2i-lml JNO. l.. SMlTHEk.
How CHEAP AMBROTyPES ARE GETTING.
SMITH - certainly making the CHEAPEST
s. cents formerly siSa All k,nas Of Pi:s a le
made and hnm ned !o the best style
GO to SMITHS, If Jon want tn. best Pictures,
and if they are not satisfactory he makes NO
charge. je2-3tA
"a Blackberry Brandy. most desira.
bic and efficient preparation for tho diseases at
tendant upon the present hot season, such Dlar-
rhGa. want of tone aad weakness of stomach and
bowels. This Article has Ueen extensively sold
by the su bscr Der for two summers past, and has
given e neral satisfaction Cal and try a bottle,
at the Drug ard Prescription Store of
JOHN W. GARLiCK. Market Place,
Franklin street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-22

JUNE 18th, 1860 SELLING OFF REGARD
u LESS OF COST.-ln accordance with
custom adopted many years ago not to carry
over any goods from one Sc son to another # It
could possibly be avoided have this day marked
down below the actual prime cost the remaining
stock Of BsIege Robes: Al flounccs French
and Frencn Bereges; Ch,ntz Orkandies and Bril-
liantss; French Chailies; spmme. Silks, and
Black Silk Lace Shawls aud Mantllas; Summer
Chenille, and all other descriptions Of Summer
Shaws and Wrappings; Parasols; Lace Mtts;
Goods for NJ en- and Boz - w car and eve ~ article
adap pied for summer my store wlli Re ofe red
ard must be sold, regardless If the st and sacri
after examinat iou, that am determined to
close out all my summer stock at much less than
their value. ALFRED MOSES, IS Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-22

T. SUMMERS SPEECH.-A supply
~ of the speech lately delivered in the Sem
ate by Senator Sumner just received. Those Of
my cnstomers who were unable to get it when 1t
first appeared, can now do 80 at
SM THIS Periodical Depot,
je 22-lt Main st.. near the Post Office.