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OYER 4 MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

Geutle,nen,-''I had negro man worth. RI 200,
who took cold from bad hurt in IN. leg, and was
useless Tor over wear. | had used everything
cou Id hear oi without benefit, until | tried the
Mexican Mustang L!nimsn, son n,s sIsc,ed xsi .
permanent cure. - l.. ~" SiNhs
Montgomery. Ala, June l.. lsIr.
Al take pleasure III recommending III. Mexican
Mustang liuIn.ni as Il va!uabl" and ind!sp'nsa
bic article for SpTains Sores ScratcheS or Calls
on Horses Our Insn have used IL Tor Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Rhoumatisnl, a., ana Az aay IL
acts like magic y. W lie" III,
Foremsn ior American, Wells. Farg"s, and
Harndens Express.
"Tha sprsin ui my daugh,-rs ankle, "ccasionet Il
Will. skating last winter, was entirely cured III
IN. week after she commenced using ynnr c.t--
brated Mustang Linimant.n Ed. SEELEi y
Gloucester, Mass. August !, l,ra.
II an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
L;n!mcnt performs more cures III ashorter time,
on man and beast, than any article ever dis
covered. Families, hSery-msn, ana planters
should always hav. 1t on hand. Quick and sure,
ii certainty il. All genuine II wrapped III steel
plate engraviugs. bearing the signature of q. W.
N.sthrook, Chemist, and the prirht. United
states stamp Of DgMAs BARNES Y Go. over tn" TOP.
An effort has been mad. IL counterfeit II with n
cheap stone plate label. Lo"k cipH.ip.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
spll by all Jrns.iss
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would have to leave his house INSTANTLY.
As he could not board Black Republicans.
Thanks to the military authorities, from
o'clock last evening to this writing a p.
N.Y. the city has been comparatively uuiet.
DR.. Dostie is not dead. | have lust seen
him but 1t Is impossible for him to live
twenty -four hours. He Is riddled with
bullets, and pierced through the bowels
with a sword-canc. Governor Hahn, the
Hon. John Henderson, DR.. Hare, the Hon.
s. S. Fish, the Hon. George Haares. the
Rev. Mr.. Hanson, Hon. Alfred Shaw. Mr..
Enhurst, Captain John Burk, and others
were dangerously wounded. When Co
vernon Hahn was taken to the station
house he was covered with blood. These
men were shot while in the hands of the
police.
Captain Loup, First New Orleans In
lantry, was brutally murdered by police
man while standing inotlensivcly on the
corner of the street. There was prccon-
ccrted plan to massacre all Union men.
The fire bells gave n signal, and the fire.
men. armed with knives and pistols, rushed
through the streets to general rendez-
vous. and commenced an indiscriminatc
slaughter of colorcd men. cannot ascer-
tain the name of a single policeman killed.
Mavor Munroe boasts that the President
will restore him, and replace civil law
within twelve hours. If he does, God help
Union men.
NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 1866.
To Colonel H. D. Ogden,
Chairman Democratic Central Committee !:
Dear Sir,-After the scenes of yester-
dav, which | witnessed, | must respect
fully decline acting as member OF the
delegation appointed by your committee
to attend the Philadelphia Convention. !
believe the fate Of the State to be settled
by yesterdays action, and any attempt 10
help matters Just now would, in my opln-
ion, be useless.
Respectfully, j. hERhoS'
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HENRIco COUNTY CorRr.-The quar-
terly term of the County Court and Grand
Jury of IIenrico commences on Monday.
The court meets at ii o'clock, and the
Jury meets at IL. There are on the docket
twenty-cight cases of misdemeanor and
the following new felony cases, viz!
James Powell, negro, charged with steal
ing mule from Mr.. S. A. Chaflin.
George Brown and Caleb Brown, ne
crocs, hailed to appear to answer the
charge of being engaged in the Rockets
riot.
TNli'(crro Fisher, negro, charged with
the murder of James Doyle in the same
affair.
George Christian, released convict,
charged with stealing clothing from Ann
Christian.
John d. Sheppard, charged with stab
hing Charles l.. Tinsley.
Henry Tompkins, negro, charged with
stealing horse from Thomas Dance.
There are about two hundred civil suits
upon the issue docket. As will be seen,
there Is large amount Of business TO be
transacted; and to insure dispatch Of this
business, it is necessary that counsel, eli
ents, witnesses, and jurors should be
promptly present.
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MAYORS CouRT-MAYoR MAYO rRESl-
nING-THrRSpAY MORNING, ArGrST a.
Frank Gilmcr, negro, charged with stealing
pig iron from the dock, was called up.
The captain of the steamer Francis tcS-
titled that the iron found in the possession
of the boy belonged TO his ship. Police
man caught him with it. He was sent on
to the lIustings Court for Indictment, and
committed to Jail.
James Jackson, negro, was brought up,
charged with stealing coat from Wcrtcn-
baker y Williams, also one from Julius
krakcr. Jackson snatched the coat from
in front Of Wcrtcnbakcr WilliamS's store
and ran of. Mr.. Meredith saw him, and
ran after him. He dropped the coat, but
the pursuit was continued, and the thief
arrested in Exchange alley. He stole
krakcr's coat from in front of his door
also. This theft was committed several
days since. He was sent on for indictment
and committed To Jail.
Maggie Dunnigan, Bridget Kane, and
Jennie Smith, white: Margaret Nickols,
Eliza Carter, Julia Lewis, and Mary Sykes,
negroes, wxc called up on the charge OF
being persons of evil name, fame, and
reputation, and with keeping disorderly
and ill-goyerned house in that delightful
and attractive locality known as "Soli-
tude.' The police officers testified that
rows, disturbances, and unearthly noises
were Of nightly occurrence, and that 1t re-
quircd the constant presence Of apoliceman
in the neighborhood to keep them from
disturbing the peace and quiet Of the good
people in the vicinity.
The entire party was set back in default
of security in the sum Of one hundred and
fifty dollars each for their good behavior. \
sufficient number of the friends" of the
damscls not appearing to undertake for
them, they went into the valley under the
hill.
Nancy Lomax, bluc-black negro wcnch
was called up on the charge of permitting
her child to throw rocks at and knock
down the child of Mrs. Hovan.
Nancy's child and mother. were also
brought up as witnesses, and great diff
Guilty was experienced in getting the names
Of the parties. The old woman called her
self Nancy "Colorcd," the child was
Nancy Robinson. 1t was 4 mixed case
and no one but the two children being en-
gagged in the affray, his Honor told the
whole party to leave. The old negro wo
man said she had given the "piccaninni
good whipping for her conduct.
And then the court rose.
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Sales This Dan.

ISBELL i DAVIS will sell on the premises,
1t o'clock, P. NJ three pretty brick resi-.
dences on Catherine, between 9ilmer and
Munford streets, and two neat framed
tenements and a vacant lot adjoining, on
Buchnnap street, near Buchanan spring.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell ut 10 A. NJ,
nj the house No. 3l4 Marshall street, above
Brook avenue, household and kitchen
furniture. Also, at i3o p. NJ, on the pre-.
misses, five vacant lots on Bloody Run and
Ash streets. Also, Immediately after the
above sale. will be sold the lot on the south
side Of the York River railroad fronting
on Poplar street.
T. w. KEESEE will sell 1t 10 A. NJ. at the
residence of J. Il. keesee, Mechanicsville
Turnpike toll gate, all of his household
and kitchen furniture.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooIISG.-A case Of acci-
dental shooting occurred at an early hour
yesterday morning at the Second Market:
A negro marketman named Harrison had
Just come In with his cart from the coun-
try. when friend of his named Lewis, who
was the fortunate possessor of an old
fashion "pepper.box" six.shooter, was
showing him how the machine worked,
when it went of, and the ball entered the
thigh of Harrison. A physician was sum.
moned, who probed the wound, but did not
succeed in extracting the ball. The wound,
though painful, is not considered danger.
Gus.
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THE DISPATCH.

with bundle in her arms. A carriage
was standing at the door, in which was
white man and woman. As soon as the
front door was opened, the carriage was
driven oil, and the negro woman handed
the bundle to Mr.. Howle's servant, threw q
small bundle on the steps, and made Of.
On examination, the larger bundle was
found to contain white female child, sup
posed to be between two and three months
old: the small bundle contained clothing
for the child. The negro woman who LETT
the child made good her escape.
Mr.. Howlc, having as many responsibi!i.
ties of this kind as he wanted, sent TIE
child TO the poor-honse, where IL can 1c
by its parents if they wish to do
80 II il djfficrlt 10 conceive how parent
can desert q child in this manner. Poor
little waif. We hope some one will take
car nf
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Who would not he beautiful! Who wonid not
add To- their beauty. What gives that marble
puri,y and iistingue appearance We observe upon
In. stay, and in the city belle? Ii is no longer
secret They use Hagsn's Magnolia Balm. 1t,
continued removes tan, frcckles, plinrlts, ana
the Compile zion smooth, transparent, blooming, and
rsyshing Unlike many cosmetics, II contains no
material ini furious TO the skin. ANY druggist will
order II for YOU If not on hand al 5o cts per bottle.
w. {. HAGAN. Troy, \. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO..
Wholesale Agents, New York,
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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II j. most delightful Hair Dressing
EIt rradicates scurf and dandrut.
=. II keeps th, head cool and clean.
Ii ma es the hair rich, soft, and slossy.i
nil prevents hair turning gray and falling OF.
Ii restores hair upon preinaturely bald heads.
This is jus, what Lyon kathairon will do. IL Ii
pr,tty-i is cheap-dura bic. IL is literally sold by
In. ear load and yet its almost incredible demand
is daily increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does NOT keep 1t, or family that does
not US. II. - - -
I. THOMAS LYON, Chemist New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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SERgNADE To JrDCE CRCNP.-The friends
oi Judge Crump, having procured the SER
vices Of Ro,enbcrgrr', band, last night be-
tween 9aud 10 o'clock gave him 4 scrcnadc
in honor OF his election. He came out,
and delivered two very happy and appro-
pirate little speeches. Mr.. llauSer, who
was in the crowd, was called on by his
German friends, and responded appropri-
atcly. The band played i" Dixie" the
Mr>ciNuise, &c. The crowd dispersed
nhnnt 10 O'Clock.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AuIgsr ?, 1893.

PORT OF RICHMOND. Au"lsr ?, 1853.
AggIvHD.
Steamer Gcorg"anns, Hin, Norfolk, meTeh"hl'>'
and ua.s-nsrls. !. II freeman.
Steamer STAT" ~ Maryland. IrsE-rs. baltiH"f"'
In"rria ui isr and passengers, u y " mn. :,
Srhopn-r Iy.s, Moon. Baltimore, lumber, :. t..
Whitiuca
sionp Caroline Rolling, Tarpahannock, grain,
French i Grrushhw, - r
sloop Alv4rrt.I, smith Hampton grain, captain.
sAILgp.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Ior!plk. inrrchah'
ii.e aud pa.sengCr, 4. X. Taturn ..
schooner Rappahanrock. Hand, Fhil"de'P"'''
coat, 4. NIll-pauSh 20.
BEiuH
schooner Extra. Taylor, Philadelphia, reported
4 Ciairtuout yt..'. .Tily. bound up.
Nkwi YORK, Augus'i Arrived, steamer Niagara,
from irhIuofta.
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EXAMINATION PosrPoNED.-Thc exam.
nation of John Frank, Richard Dorton, ana
John Ward, the released penitentiary CON
victs who assaulted with intent to rob,
and wounded an old negro man on the
Grove road last week, was postponed yes
tcrday until Thursday next. This was
done on account of the inability of the old
man to be present. He is still confined to
hi, bed, and it is thought that the wound
will possibly h fatal.
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WARE, CUTLERY AND
IL MECHANICS TO0I.S.-The subscriber begs
TO announce TO his former patrons and friends and
the public generally that he has resumed business
~ his old stand, No II (now No. ll35 Main street,
whero he 10 prepared TO supply them with q new
stock oi AMERICAN, ENGLISH. and GERMAN
HARDWARE GOODS OF every variety, which will
be offered At the lowest ma r K et rates,
HOE i CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS,
GUN BELTiNd, PACKING, and HOSE. and
0AK-TANNED LEATHER bRLTlN0,
for salo II manufsctursrs' prices.
Thankful 10 his many friends for their favors IN
the past, hs hopes 70 merit and sscnfe the same In
lhs future. OHARLe6 ]. ANTON.
si1u OF The Circular Saw,
10 k-smdAvW No lS2s Main street
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It is time the Radical party should be-
weeded Of traitors 10 its principlcs.-Er
change.
The shortest way to do that is to plough
the whole crop under at once. The "prin-
ciples," whatever they may be, have been
overshadowcd by the ran'. lu1uriousncss
of the traitor weeds. md are not worth
any future culture. Plough them under.
That is what the people arc doing now in
following for fall crop.-InncSrile Sipnol.
We are glad 70 welcome Governor Pcir-
point once more among rs. He arrived
last evening from Fairmont, where he has
been spending day or two with his old
neighbors. Governor Foreman md scvc-
raj other citizens called t. see him immc-
diately upon his arrival Mt the McLurc
House. He goes to Cincinnati this evening,
but will return in day or two.-HHceling
Mteuig.ncer, 3lSt.
The prisoners in Charleston whom the
civil authorities tried to get out Of the
clutches of the military, and who were Sc
cretly taken from the city few days ago,
were, the Columbia Phonir declares, sent
to the Dry Tortugas tor life.
Charles Francis Adams's son having
signed call for q convention to appoint
delegates to Philadelphia, it is thereupon
announced that our Minister to England
thinks as his son does, and approves Of the
movement.
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MARRIAGE At THE MONUMENTAL CHrRcH I.
Quite an interesting marriage ceremony
took place al the Monumental Church yes
tcrlay evening at o'clock. The parties
to il were Captain c. Z. Bigger and Miss
Crittenien. Qute a number Of Captain
Bisgcr's company, the X. l.. |. Blues,
turned ont and marched II the church.
They presented the bride with several
beautiful bouquets. \ large concoursc oi
spectators was present. Many ,ongratnla-
,ions were offered the happy palr. Tie
ccrruony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Woodbridge.
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GRAyE.YARD THIEF CAUGHT. - Some
time since white boy named William
Winston was suspected Of robbing some OF
the sections in Shockoe Hill Cemetery Of
aowers, but eluded arrest bygoing to Man.
chester. He came to the city yesterday,
aud was seen By Sergeant Thomas, and
locked up at the Third Ward s,ation-house
for the Mavor's Court this morning.
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LYONS EXTRACT oY PrRx JAMAICA GISaEk-ior
Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache
Cholera Morbus Flatulency, &c. where warm.
and entire purity makes 1t cheap and reliaoe ar.
iicle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere at
80 cents per bottle. Ask for LION ; Tuie SA'
tract. Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
spls-ly sold by all druggists.
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HeiIns,reets iniInitabls Hair Coloringiis not
dye Allinstantaueous dyes are composed of lunar
ciuStic, and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty Of the hair. This is the original Hair CO.
iorinr md has been growing I'm favor over twenty
wears Ii restores gray hair 10 It's or gna color by
Gradual absorption, In a most renarkable manner.
II il also a beautiful hair dressing soh In two
siles-so cents and $l-by all dealers:
c. HElMsTREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Our Mr..

/ WEKIENBAKEK having determine 10 Resume
business 4, Charlottesville this fall, va will pro-
ca.l To wind up our business In this city early
nr,rticabl. W. therefor. otter our stock of ZINE
SLOTIilNG GEyTLEMES'S Pu u n sH y u
GOODS. TRUNKS, &c, sc. embracing a variety
Of Fresh and Fashionable Goods, purchased Under
most favorable circumstances, AT COST foR
CASH. 80
..ftl lg their .ccuGnts aud II any ono has a claim
upon II, we shall be obliged By AL early prtsehta-
tion - Il, WEhl6SbAhhh "!LLiah"'
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The Gable.
TIE WORKING OF THE LINE.

TIE WORKING OF THE LINE.
HEARTS CONTENT, July Is, uid -AspY
BAY, July 30.--Evcrything is working
beautifully.
The Atlantic line has been opened to the
public by order of the directors IN Lon
don, and messages are now being sent from
this place to England with great regularity.
During the first twelve hours that the
line was open, four thousand words were
transmitted across the wires with as much
case as an ordinary land route.
Mr.. Field has received the following III
answer to a message of his own:
MIR. GLASS TO NR. FIELD.
.tHGLo-AaERICAH TELEGRAPH, July %.
Thanks for your message announcing TINS
Grand success. We drank your health
last night.
The people are here 10y the thousands
this morning, and there is grand Jubilee
among all classes.
Mr.. Donnclly and Mr.. Chant, Of Harbor
Grace, are the first persons who sent tcle-
Grams to England after the opening OF the
line for public traffic.
The steamer Bloodhound is now taking
in the cable from the steamer Medway to
join the expedition for repairing the Gulf
cable.
CONGRATrLATl"N FROM TIE PRESIDENT uf
THE SrEZ CANAL. COMPANY.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 30.-Mr. Field
received at lOi. \. VI. to-day the follow
ing message from the President of the Sucz
Canal Company:
ALEXANDRIA, EGYrr, Jnly 3o-l.3o p.
MI congratulate you on your success
and perseverance.
FERDINAND DE- LEsSrPs.
NR. FIELDS REPLY.
Mr.. Field sent the following answer:
Ftui:nnnh Dc Lc&Snv>, lhrGntirio, EgvPt:
Many thanks for y"ur telegram. hope
soon To congratulate YOU, from New York,
on the completion "l the great work OF
uniting two continents Tor the benefit Of
the whole commercial world. The Attain
tic telegraph connects the eastern and
western hcmisphercs for the same object.
{. W. FIELD.
TIE LORD MAYOR ~ LONDON To MAYOR
HOFFMAN.
The Mayor of New York on Tuesday re-
ceivcd the following dispatch by the At
lantic cable from the Lord Mayor of Lon
don:
To The Mayor Of W" York:
! Nav commerce flourish, and peace and
prosperity unite Us.
MAYOR OF LONDON.
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DISPATCH FOR THE SPRIySs.-Persons going
TO the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DISPATCH sent them at sixty
cents per month. Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention
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PoIICE HEADQUARTERs.-The following
arrests were reported at headquarters yc.-
terday:
James Jackson, negro. charged with
stealing two coats from Julius kracker.
Frank Gilmore for stealing iron from
the dock.
Johanna Sullivan for stealing two hun
drcd dollars in gold from Charles Saudrcy.
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Nor A DESIRABLE PRESENT. - Night
before last about l o'clock the family Of
Mr.. Howle, who lives on Leigh street,
Shockoe hill, was aroused By the ringing
Of tho door.bell. 4 servant went dowr,,
and fonnda negro woman 81 the p'ren
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BASE BxLL.-The odd Dominion" Club
will meet this afternoon At halcpast 5
O'Clock on their grounds.
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MEDICINES. ETC.

4 GI-A DE MAGNOLTA.-A toilet dc
u ii,h, superior to any cologne used 10 bathe
"a f,s. and psrson; to render the skin soft and
.r..h. to allay Inflammation I" perfume clothing
o. h.,L,che &c 1t il ma nufactured from the rich
snr,hern Magnolia, and is obtaining patronage
mite unprecedented II is favorite vim aetrea,s,
nd orera singers. il is sold by Al! d-aers y me
Inu, r In large bottles, and by pEmAS BAhA Eo "
CO New York, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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CvrrERUEAps SrNERotS. A CORE
srondent of the Cincinnati G1!ette says that
Il man was recently acquitted of the charge
of murder in Crawford county, Ohio, by
making the jury believe he was Copper.
head, the county clerk never allowing more
than one Union man on venirc, who /,
"ofcoursc' struck lromthc jury. Crawford
county would be good place TO move to
as there are few negroes and no Bureau
there.
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK,
i UNITED STATES AND STATE DEPOSITORY,

No, TIT MNIS srkkET,
oggDouR ABOVE THikTEESTH srREfr.
DEPOSITS received, Certificates Issued iof ooIl
Deposits, payable on demand
Merchants, farmers, and individuals opening ae-
counts " III receive special attention:
: A. GLOVER, Cashier.
w. Il. QrAxLEs, Vice President and Teller.
ly li-ln
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SuppEy DEATH OF MAJoR-GENERAL N.
l.. SulrH.-This gentleman, who was at the
close of the war chief engineer of General
Lees army, and recently appointed engi-
nccr Of the railroad from Selma to Dalton,
died at the Tennessee House, in this city,
on Sunday morning. He had violent at
tack inflammation ofthc bowels on Friday
morning, and no medicine had the effect
to abate the discasc.-Lome (Georgin)
COtti,i,t, JniQ u.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-T. p. LARUS
- J. J. CHERRY having formed a CO. partner
ship under the nrm and style Of LARus q CHERRf.
have bought out the bust ness heretofore conducted
by aessr II. y. Thompson Co, on Dock street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, and are
prepared 70 Furnish best RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, suitable for CRATES, stoves,
ana % %ioundr. use aiso best UAlSoUs LUMP,
market rates; and would respectfully ask con.
tinusnee OF the liberal patronage heretofore be.
slowed upon ne late nrm Of II. s. Thompson 4
yard for nine years, IL with us. and would be clad
10 see his former customers and the public gene
rally. ly n-ts1 LARuS &'CHRRRY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALaAAAC-Ar"r.r J.
san risa,.........5.ul Moon rIse-..........ils1 y
Ngn srl..,.,..........555 - High uia. VI 20
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MORE gy1nLyvG or THEIR EFFICACY.
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ELOUR.-Fifty barrels Corona Famli'
Il Flour, 100 barrels Extra Flour. Loo barrels 81
r''A' CHARLES HOWARD.
corner Cary and fifteenth street,
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EOR SALE "A very fine YOUNG COW,
Il with her SECOND CALF. Apply SDJN
to 4. l.. sHEPHgRD 4 CO.. ~ ID
corner Eleventh and Canal streets, YIN
orc. C ELLETT, a(A@e6
wat. No sos Leigh street.
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DEACHES, CAMATIOS CHERRIES,
i PINE APPLES, in one and two pound cans
warranted fresh and superior irntt1fotr .nY
to, GIL Broad street
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epecISI 10 EHo Ne" RV'H 1FF0""R'
New ORLEANS, July 81.
Alfred Shaw and Judge Warmurth were
yesterday notified by Colonel Boyd, mana
ger Of the St. Charles Hotel, that they