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The Cholera Again Raging In Europe.

New YORK, July lS.-The latest Eu-
ropean intelligence notes the progress OF
the cholera. II has resumed Its activity in
the southwestern provinces Of Russia and
Is widely prevalent In Holland. Seven
hundred and twenty -four cases and four
hundred deaths have occurred at Lsyden,
four hundred and thirty.thres deaths 10
Rotterdam, one hundred and sixty.nine IN
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VIRGINIA Posi- OpFICEs.--At Central
Point, Caroline county, appoint John W.
Gouldin postmaster in place of G. A. Gate
wood, who declines TO give bond.
Reopen Stephenson's Depot, Frederick
county, and appoint John W. Simpson
postmaster.
Reopen Mount Athos, Campbell county,
and appoint Miss Alice V. Smith postmis-
trpSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-14

Addition OF the Mission 10 Lisbon.
WASHINGTON, July lit is proposed
in the new diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bill to abolish the office OF mln's-
ter resident to Lisbon, Portugal.
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The Freedmen I'm Virginia "a h.
Protected.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-General Grant
has ordered force of cavalry to be sen,
to Loudoun county, Va. 1t is alleged
there have been outrages on the freedmen
there, and that the civil law has failed to
punish the guilty or protect the blacks.
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DISSOLUTIONS.

dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
- SHIP-The firm OF LEE & COX is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
A 5. LEE will settle up the business OF the
concern. LEE COX.
Richmond, July L. 1865.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-14

GREAT REDUCTION IN TIL =
KIN Co are makins Cartsa do visits tor TWu
DOLLlRS PEN DOZIN. Call and examine speel.
meme q No. 7s7 Main street, two door ae q sIc
wood Hotel. ny LEVINE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-14
Rhode Island sends Delegates TO
Philadelphia.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July ia Demo-
cratic State Convention has been called
here to elect delegates to the Philadelphia
National Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-14

Mr.. Raymond Denies the Radical Re.
mort OF his Remarks In Caucus.
WASHINGTON, July l5.-Rr. Raymond, Of
tho New York Times, emphatically denies
the truth of the report of his remarks in
tho Republican caucus as published.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-14

SECOND CLAss.-Eight hundred pounds
weight is the fashionable quota of baggage
at Newport. Anything under that is
second class.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-14

AN IMPROVED SHAKsPERIAN READING FOR
July" Oh that this too, too solid flesh
aeOuldn't meltn'
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The Cholera I'm New York.

Ine SuOieTn Ah Nc"
New YORK, July l3.-Three cases OF
cholera yesterday, and five in Brooklyn
four fatal. The yellow fever is reported
in some of the ships in lower bay.
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HOUSE,
" AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILR ID ID EPOT,
IyNcuEIPI VA

HOUSTON RUCKER. PROPRIETOR.
This we'll known and popular hotel, having been
REFURNISHED AND REFITTED IN SUPERB
STYLE, OFFERS SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
is the ONLY REGULAR and CONVENIENT
HOTEL FOX MEALS UPON THE CHANGING Of
CARS, passengers will have THIRTY MINUTES
PER; and the PROPRIETOR ASSURES his
GUESTS that the FARE shall not be SURPASSED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-14

DOARDING.-Mrs. DUVALL, Main,
ID between Sixth and Seventh streets, has some
very comfortable unoccupied rooms for boardsrs
and can take few more DAY BOARDERS.
fa LIS
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DOARDING.-Miss BIDGOOD, south
ID side Main street, second door above Seventh,
can take few more BoARDERS, with or without
lodging. de 3o-ts
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bricks! BRICKS!! BRlCks''

bricks! BRICKs!! BRlcks'"
We are now burning, and 10 70" aA''
open, one OF the best kilns OF
PAVING, and COMMON BRIcks
which has been offered for sale this sssso1 ,.,ns by
BRICKS Win be sold on very rsA'onso ,s Ss,~.sn
applying ss our yard. on Twsny''0a''
Main and Cary streets. . v,rAsASrs.
10 3l-u IO
T1RDW1RE, CUTLERY, A s.s.
Ill NscHasics roofs I'm: :: sssIss s.ssd. .sl
- snnonnce 10 his former ps,ronsss ss1sd bssnsss
M nnSiie generally lhxt be D. Is,S Nain street,.
~ ia Rand. No n mos ~, 10. ,h.u with ney
49, Ss l. prepared % snPp MI snd dERAAN
s.oss Of A.kslESS. s sys1, variety, which vill
BE- offered :, q. ! e ycss:ssE I;IIsR Jaws. =.
dUH HEkTIRhbSl fHfa.R 6sLriN0. r
..Is 4 Is ss. FOR their s.vossa
ThAnkfu ~ Iooss % merit and secure TIE asns u
the past No A CHAkLRS slNTOs.
the future. Align Of the t'irsuiar kav,
No. uss Naiu street.
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EoR aXLE.--FIvE HHARkS viR.
4 s SlsA 'A'o~ &c Q. ". PURCSlL . o..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JrLr H.
Sun risas.,.......4s3 Moon sets........,...sN
sun sets. .............Illl High tide ". M.l...on
PORT OF RICHMOND. jelly IL. 1888.
ARRIVED.
chandiss and passengers, :. Ayres Co.
Steamer John sylvester, Pot. Norfolk, merchan.
disc aud passengers, 4. K. Taum.
sAiLBD.
Steamer Saratoga. King, New York, msrehsn.
disc and passengers. q. +. Watson.
Steamer Valley City, snyder; New York, mer'
ehandise and pas.en GERS, w. =. Porter
steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphla, merehsn-
disc and passengers. w. = Portr.,,
Steamer C;sorgesnna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, John II. Freeman.
steamer ilbemsrle, Bourne. New YORK msr'
chandise and passengers, ). Ayres q TO
Schooner Hattie Coomb., pr'nk"ater ffo'''
dence coal, Dover Coal 'ompany.
BELOW.
Tho following vessels are reported or jams.
town viz Schooner John u. Campbell, schooner
Elite schooner Mary L. Cone.
steam,ug Triumph il, reported OF !offans
point with four large schooners Ia tow, AM eA'
pected up early this morning.
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A TRIBUTE TO THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
The New York Ne,rs, replying to one of
Forney's editorial attacks upon our ladies',
makes the following remarks:
at never has been the habit of the wo-
men of the South to attend political meet
ings, and We have never heard that they
did so during the war. But the other
charges brought against them are true-to
their immortal honor be it said. The fer.
vent love of country, the devotion to prin.
ciple, the unaffected piety, the generous
self-sacrifce, the calm courage, the wo-
manly tenderness, the unflinching forth
tude they exhibited whenever circum.
stances provoked their exercise, which this
man Forney imputes as crimes to the wo:
men Of the South, will form their crown
of glory in the ages to come. And long
after Forney shall have gone down
To the vile dust from which he sprung,
Unwept, unhonored, and unsung.
poetry and art shall combine to do honor
TO the memory Of that splendid sister.
hood-ths Women of the South"
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
i existing between BROADDUS & TALIAFERR0
ID this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business carried on by the above firm will
be continued by me. STAIRS, HAND-RAlLlNGS,
&C., fabricated at short notice. All orders LETT at
my shop on Fran kiln street, opposite Metropolitan
an 2,-,s NJ W. BROADDUS.
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A Suggestion 10 the Committees which
are 10 meet on Monday.

The New York " ord makes the follow
ing recommendations to the Southern peO-
pie:
elf, as now appears probable, the south
ern States shall conclude to send delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention, can they
do no better than to send their entire con-
grcSSional delegations straight through, ill.,
Guiding senator's and representatives
These will constitute half the delegates
called for in the circular. The other half
can be made up from other prominent and
representative men.
"One of the principal benefits which
the country will derive from that cOnvcn-
ton, if iudiciouSly managed, will be the
knowledge it will gain, in an authentic and
indiSputable shape, OF the temper OF the
Southern people and the elements which
they will contribute to the Federal legiS-
lation and legislature. The most authentic
showing which can be given will be that
which comes from the men whom the south
ern States have sent to represent them in
Congress, and whom the Radicals have
shut out of Congress. They will be the
best and most qualified representatives and
opponents of all that the country most
needs and desires TO know
The World had lost sight for the moment
Of the fact that Underwood is one Of our
Senators. With this exception, the sug-
gestion is at least worthy of consideration.
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DOARDING AND LODGING.-A
ID few ladies and gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with PLEASANT ROOMS and BOARD In
sma 4 private family on the most reasonable terms:
Apply on Fourth street, No. 3ll, between Broad
and MARSHALL. DAY B0ARDERS can also be &C.
commodated, and two or three UNPUBLISHED
ROOMS for rent 1e l9-t8
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MARINE FOUNDRY,
Nj WATER STREET,

WI WATER STREET,
BELOW THE YORK RIVER DEPOT.
Having secured the services Of Mr. WILLIAM
l.. cox to superintend the business. / Will con-
tinue the ,,,>,,,,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS:
and will manufacture to order PLOW CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES, ASplRONs,
&c, &c.
will be executed In the best manner and at the
shortest notice. lily l2-3ml A. ). LEE.
THE CONCERN OF BELL, SHEP-
l. HERD & co. was dissolved by Limitation on
the lst day Of July, Mr.. A. J. BELL withdrawing
The style Of the concern in future will DO A. l..
SHEPHERD j. co. .
The new concern have this day associate with
them Mr.. A. O. TALMAN, formerly with George
w. Atkinson. and lately Of Tallnan Harris,
who will give strict personal attention to the sale
OF TOBACCO, WHEAT, &c, and who respectfully
solicits consignmcnts OF Ill country produce from
the friends and patrons Of the two late concerns.
A. L. SHEPHERD & CO.,
" Of Eleventh and Canal streets.
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! The NIAGARA OF THE WEsr-A WORLDS
/ WOSpER-THE GREAT SHoSHoNE FALLS
! This majestic masterpiece of Natures en-
cheering lies few miles off from the over
/ land stage route running northwesterly
/ between Salt Lake and Boise cities, and
! halfway Tor about two hundred miles)
! from those said capitals Of Idaho and Utah.
| The river, about two hundred yards in
width, coming slowly from the southeast,
overtowered by perpendicular walls of ba-
saltic rock over eight hundred feet high,
suddenly expands into basin of twice its
width, and there is divided into half.
dozen streams by dark looking rocks which
raise their gloomy crests above the spark
! ling surf of the maddcncd waters. Every
stream rushes over fall of thirty feet,
and every fall is Of a different shape, SEEM
ing fanciful and tluctuating, yet physi-
cally fixed, as they have ever been while
centuries, like shadows, have flown over
them. The river, resuming its course, is
again divided, and takes a second tumble
OF sixty feet still further, but this time by
only three different streams. Three falls
are the result, one on each side, unbrokcn
and falling in solid sheets; the central one
being formed by seven fan-shape steppcs
of rock. From the one of these benches
to the other, underneath, the water falls in
a smooth, transparent sheet, forming cas-.
cade unsurpassed in the world, and con-
trasting strangely, by its dark, transparent
color, with the rustling, roaring, foaming
streams surrounding it both above and at
the sides. The river becomes once more
smooth and dark in color. Its banks sud-
denly jut out from both sides, narrowing
the channel to four hundred feet and
through this gap the confined mass of wa
ter precipitates itself in one whole volume,
without break or hindrance, into an omi-
nous abyss almost three hundred feet in
depth. No pen can describe this scene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-14

DAVID b. CLARK, formerly with
~ NJ. Blair 4 Co. } MERCHANDISE BROKER,
No. 1917 Cary, between Thirteenth and Virginia
streets, Richmond, Va. Post-oni box 500.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUsES

Mrs. DIR. ROISTER,
u No IoI Mayo street, can accommodate several
gentlemen with BOARD, with or without lodging,
On reasonable terms. jy l1-lw
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COUNTRY RETREAT.-A few
" families can obtain BOARD at very reasona-
BILE terms In Major T. WILSON'S family, Fincas.
tie. Botetourt county, Va. A SULPHUR SPRING
within pleasant walk Of the town. Apply soon
by letter 10 Major T. WILSON. Jy l?-3ts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-17
Review OF wheeling Wholesale
Market,
WHEELING, May l6, 1866

WHEELING, May l6, 1856.
We have to report al excellent trade
il all the branches. Tho advance III
gold gives great frmnazs to the market
and, in somc Instances, causes holders &c
ask advance
Dry Goods fair business doing in "a
small way; we quote: American prints,
lsc Aliens prints ice; Avnoli's prints,
I5ci Coluruhia's rriuts, I5cf Hovcy
prints. lie; Laurel D Brown Muslins,
q2tc; Laurie II Brown Muslin, Gle; Laurel
G Brown Muslin, l9c; Augusta i; stand
De Laius, 221c; Wool do. l23c
FLoUR-Very active It advanced
quotations; extra Sl075all; Family
81 .50al2 Fancy braa d> SlG74
GRA1N-Firmly held, and good
demand.
Wheat, white 32,75; red 32,35a2,4O.
Corn 6Oa65.
Rye IN demand at 81.
Oats, 80.
OL-In moderate demand; extra Ne. !
lard 81 IS; No. co $780, carbon duh at
IS
CoEFEE-In good demand at % for
fair, 26a27 for good and pine, aud %
for choice.
CHEEsE-Good old is Grm at 60; new
Western Reserve is offered at II.
SUGAR-A fair demand at lS III, l6t,
and Isl for hard refined aud A, 3 and G.
Raw is selling at | for boxes; Cuba
l2tal3t; Choice P R Ii.
MOLAssEs-No New Orleans in tue
market; imported arc dull aud range
from 20 to 9Oc. Syrups are in moderate
demand at fIOm SIS to 80 for lower grades:
81 GOAL ID for refinery.
ToaAcco-Good trade for uanufac.
tured black los at 76a7Sc. NAVY and ]
at7sc Bright los ut 9Oa9l 90 Bright
esa 81 Coal &c.
BACoN-Has advanced, and We quote
shoulders. at l4icI sides, i7aI9c: hams.
plain, lS&l9c; plain sugar cured, Pc
oanyasSed do do, 22tc
BCTTER-1n oderate demand 81 25c.
EGes-Eggs are plenty aud dull at Ia1
IN lots.
WHIsEY-A continued dull and L.svv
market, and prices are merely nomipaj
Free is held at S2,22, aud bonded So %
but lower prices would hGve So g..
accepted 20 e0ect sales to any extern
SoAP-Ths market is dull F,y,....
Family l4c, German lie
CANDLEs-Narket steady. moulded
lscj star 26ci hotel 25c.
FIsH-Have advanced, and some ,.,,d
ers are asking an sdYauce on our onoty-
ions. Lake Herring S5,25a6 81, Wmir..
nsh 6Oi No. 2 Mackerel $40 90. NO.,
OF No. s. No. l Kits So IS; No. 2 do S. 90
LEATHER-Demard moderate. and
market steady. Wequote: Sole leather
ssa42c per pound harness 3sa4Qc Der
pounds bride, S45,00a4s00 per dcz,n.
upper, s40,00a42 90 per dozen; oak sDle.
SalsC per pound; calf skins, SI,65al rs
per pounds French calf, 81 ,9Qs2,20 per
pound.
COTTON YARN--65a75c for Nos s. 9
anu ~; do batting, 4Qa45o; Go twiue, Csc
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by cellaIaI.-
tice INDUCED in when sdOno, 4 habit i5auel.
learned from evil companions, OF AZ sclo0l q
ELECTS OF which are nightly tolt, even Wa
asleep and II not cured renders marIilg0IHR
slble, and destroys both MUD and body, 'slJ'
apply Immediately.
What pity that y'ungmau, tue hope o'a
country, tho darling vi BIS paignts' should
snutCneJ uvD all prospects aud eDJOy msuti O.
lilo 10y the consequence VI doyiatlHs from u
path vi nature aud indul slDg In certain secTe
habit Such persons must before contemPA
ting
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound Iulrd and BODY aIs taeE'
necessary requisites " promote eounuyIAl niPl
ness. Indeed, without these the journey Ihiol.'
lie becomes weary pllgrinugg, the pTo'Poa
hourly d9rkeBs " tue view Ito DlHl ySgSs
Swallowed with despair and TILED with l1e Hs
aucholy reelection that tho happiness gi a1ois
becomes bligntCd with our own,
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Com mercial Matters.
New York Market

NEW YORK. May ~
cotton-la2c better, with saiss
at s5s36c for middliBg, Flour|aulI
common and medium are l0l5c loW o a.
sales at SS,2Oas 65 for Extra State; s 9o0
40 90 for extra round hoop OHIO Ssy'
al3O for trade brands; closing oe1t e
Wbiskv-without decided change; sZZo
10Y for Western. Wheat-opened
s..adv bnt closed dull and loweris2 lOa3,.
m for $3.50 for choice springs 81 ,97a2,0O
new No. Milwaukie; S2'oo Tor very
choice do; S255 for old winter red West
err, S2,7Ou3,00 for good to prime white
Michigan; $3.50 for odd amber Michigan.
Rqe-auiet. Barley-dull and nominal
BARLEY malt-dull aud nomiaal.-
Corn-heavy, and la2c lower at 7oa
sOo for unsound; s0aS2f ter sound mixed
Western. both ia store and delivered.
OaIs-dull at 49a50c for new
Western; 5sta6lc for old westerni
Coffee-dull; Java, 25io 'Sugar-dull,
at lOall for Cuba; Havana l0!ul3i. Mo
lasses steady; Assoc for Cuba, aud 729a
f5c for Porto Rico. Petroleum-quet;
crude 27a2Stc; Refined, In bond, 4la43
Pork-heavy and lower; at $50 4Sa3O 75
for new mess; closing at $50 so cash
s29. 5O4sO 90 for old do, aud fol
prime S24,5Oa25,00i also, 8 500 barrels
of new mess, for May, June
and July, buyers and sellers option, 500,
75a3l,OO Beef, unchanged, at previous
prices: S2I ,OOs24,50 for new extra mess
Beef Hams-drm at S47,00 Cut meats
-Hrmer, at l2fal3Sc, for shoulders
l7Sil9c for hams. Bacon quiet, a
l4io for Cumberland cut; l6c for short
ribbed. Lard-quie5 aud steady AT ia
PIC Butter-dull at 32a33c for Ohio
aad S5u4sc for State CheeSe-dull, al
l0a20c.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Comp

PaCllC Mall DtSduISAP SV'"f
Through Line 10 Calhoun
ys10UCuINGAT MEXICAN POI
md Carrying the U. >. Mail u
No. a. 4Svftu I,iveV, foot Of Causl siis
O'Clock, noon, Oh tho lot, IIth, And .is' :.
month Except whom those dates isl q, =
anu then on the preceding Saturday ~
wall, connecting, via PAnaEaI KAMA ~
OF the COmpauy's Steamships IRON -
San FrWCIscO, Touching at Acapulco
FEBRUARY.
lst HLSEY CHAUNCEY, Capt gii
nsGtIDs with COLORADO, CAPG -
10Th. ATLANTIC, Capt. MauIg On"
with eACbAAENIO, Capt. Cs',.Ssr
2lst. NEW YORK, Capt Homer 60 49,.
with CONSTITUTIONS, Capt fsih',
Departures OF ist and 2ist Connect az -
with Steamers for bOutk Pac.Dc f~'S
OF Let touch at MauEaDilIO.
THkVVsS .:.ssAgE KAILs I, - --1''' -.
Flint Cabin, Ssyg; Second CayL1' ~
age slCG. .u,-yr .
A discount Of oue.q uArter from s'esl -.
allowed 10 second cabin and 9 oset4.' ned
with families. Also, an ALLOWANCE - NJ, =
ter On through rates tOcleTgyLaen az "a
lies, and school teachers soldiers
orabls discharges, half fare. r.,.A =
One Hundred Pounds B<gsage o.. bl.g
adult. Baggage.InAsters scc0mpSyi a 3
through, and attend 10 ladies' and enis-j 4.
oct male protectors. Baggage fec7. .,.s1rsss
dock the day before sailing, hon q 30,
railroads, and passengers who pfe''
down early. VIZ
aud attendance free rsr.r
A steamer VIII be placed On the liDs 70
lat 1853, 70 run from New Orleans -
wall, via Havana = ,o--r:
For Passage Tickets or further inie'[Ss
amply at the Coupany's ticket onee,
Wharf foot Canal street North BHns.
York. = W. " bEbNYlg "a
iau23sm rs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-17
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was about stationary last
evening, with six feet water.
The Edinburgh, Capt. Thompson lett
for Cincinnati, with fair trip.
The new and splendid steamer Hua'
son, Capt. ]. T. Russell, Clerk VIM NJ
List will this evening leave on her first
trim for Cincinnati. She made her trial
trip Yesterday, when her machinery
VIZ BSas St Paul paper we see the steamer
phil Sheridan pronounced the fastest
boat on the Upper Mississippi, as she
oUarages sixteen miles an hour, up
stream. She is plying between Lacrosse
and ST. Paul
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For Cincinnati,

1oaves THURSDAY, 18th inst. at 5 o'clock
p. NJ. the new and elegant light draugn'
steamer,
yUDsON. CAPT. J. / RCssSLA
Cisrk-WM. II LIST
For freight or passage apply On
.iIIssr.H board, or to , RI
rnaln.2f
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-17

Instruments of other makers, and different
styles always In my present extensive ware
rooms.
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The PEOPLES Bank. p
SWAMI HOUSE,

DARKRRsBURG, VA, CHANG.
ED HANDS On Thursday, October 9Th
Iss3 T W Dent late Of the Richmond House,
took I,ossassion Of the Swami House for
term OF wears. he hopes by strict attention 10
bnainess 20 merit a continuance Of the very lib
eraI pstrosaze conferred upon him when Propr'
etor Of the Richmond
Every Department 10 in the charge Of the
most eficiert assistants J. WIN DENT
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New York Money Market.

Money--easy and s'eadyi 4a5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange steady at 1891 lO94,
Gold truer opening at l3V9; closing
OF 1923.
Government enthusiastically.
Freights to Liverpool dull.
Stocks-steady.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

DROBATE NOrME4On reading ard fling the
IL petition of Fanny b Ferrin, that James b. Holt
beappOuted administrator Of the estate Of Jonathan
Ferr her late husband deceased it is ordered that
Saturday, the eleventh day Of August 1885, at nino
o'clock in the forenoon at the office Of the Judge Of
Probate in Sank Rapids, be assigned for the hearing
Of said petition, and the heirs at law Of the said de-
eascd and all other persons interested in the said
estate are required to appear at session Of the Pro-
bate Court then and there 10 be holden, and show
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