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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-26

AMERICAN OFFICERS IN THE EGY PTIAN
ARMY.-We copy the following list from
that Republican newspaper, the Star, of
Washington, retaining its flippant illusions
to the Confederates:
OF the nineteen American officers in the
service of Egypt, most of them well known
In this city, the highest in rank is Major.
General Thaddeus p. Mott, New Yorker,
brother. in-law of Blaque Bey. Next is
Brgadier.Ge w. W. Loring, who lost
an arm in Mexico, and was division COM
mauder in the Confederate armies; next,
Brigadier-G General 81. 81, Smiley, of the q.
5. and @. S. armies. Then we have Briga-
dier. General Charles p. Stone, Of Balls
Bluff notoriety, and his opponent on that
field, Col. Jeniier, son of former member
of Congress from Maryland, known in Vir-
e;nia aS the real hero OF BalPs Bluff, because
he commanded the Confederate forces in the
absence of "Shanks" Evans. Then there
are Col. Beverly Kenon, son Of Com.
Kenon. killed by the explosion of Com:
Stockton's big gun "the Peacemaker
Col. A. Nv. Reynolds, West Pointer, who
t'.tit % into the Mexican war, also against
the Union in 6 the late onpleasantne
Col. Thomas G. Rhett, West Pointer, and
Col. Frank Reynolds, ditto, both of the q.
| S. ,A.;CoI. Sparrow Purdy, formerly Of
Gen. 8ykes's staff, U.s.. A.; Col. Wander.
bilt Allan, West Pointer, and nephew of
Cornelius Vanderbilt; Lieut.. Col. Charles
CailIe Long, OF the Eastern Shore of Mary.
| land Lieut.. Col. W. 81. Ware, formerly OF
the y. s. and q IS. Nayies : Asjor W. z.
a. Campbell, ditto, ditto ]; Lieut.. Col. w.
H:punlap, West Pointer and ex-Consed.; !;
Major VIM, MComb Mason, formerly OF
itheU. g. Navy and the G. s. Army Aalor
Z. ParysJa natnralIzed American aslor s
Accomar, renowned for. It's production OF
Governor Henry A., Wise and succulent
GbeI Fystone oysters; and, lastly, Lieut..
Sydney j. Sibley, ia youth TO fortune and
to fame unknown, ~ f=2@ 49, g !
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Alexander Smith and Mary Ann Scott
(colored), charged with fighting and being
disorderly in the street. Smith fined $3.50
and Scott S..
Lewis Lawson, charged with assaulting
and threatening to kill Lucy Lawson. Dis
; charged.
Charles Moseley (colored), charged with
| stealing walking-canes from the store of
Joseph Harra. Security required in the
sum of $50 for three months.
Messiah Briel, charged with taking pos
session of block used by Moses Brooks in
the Second Market, the property Of said
Brooks. Discharged.
William Randolph (colored), charged
with assaulting, abusing, and beating bis
wife, Eliza Randolph; and Eliza. Ran
doph, charged with threatening to beat
/ William Randolph. Dismissed on payment
! of costs.
Louisa Wormley (colored), charged with
stealing one feather bed, the roperty of
Jack Watkins. Discharged.
James Foster (colored), charged on search
| warrant with having in his possession one
feather bed; valued at twenty dollars, the
property OF Jack Watkins. Discharged.
William Fielding, charged with being
drunk and lying in the street. Fined 81.
! William T. Baughn and William Bennett,
| charged with being drunk and trespassing
| in the Second Police Station, and abusing
the police. Fined g 30 each.
John Mum, charged with using obscene
language in the street, and resisting the
police. Failed TO appear, and an attach
ment issued for his arrest.
William Conlts, charged with creating q
disturbance and using protaDe language IN
| the street. Fined %. y.,:E ghEg e r
assaulting, beating, and choking Martha A.
johnson, was fined $3.50. ..:.
Daniel Jones, charged with assaulting and
| threatening to kill William Penny, was re.
CURED to Egye security ip the sum of 800
for three months.
Della Brooks (colored), charged with
using abusive and threatening language tn
John Clark. Security required In the sum
of $50 for three months. ) - :
Singleton Pleasants, charged with stab
bing Nancy Pleasants with knife. and
threatening to kill her. Continued until
wi Virgins Dickinson {colored), charged
with stealing one gold armlet, valued at
tinuei until October 5th.
Virginia Dickinson (coloredf, charged
with stealing one bonnet, one saeque. one
pair shoes, and one underskfrt, all Of the
value OF $40. Sent to Jail for ten days.
James Granger, charged with assaulting
| and striking James Reynolds in the First
Market. Granger was fined 40 and Rey-
noids $1.
! John q. Wiley, charged with stabhing
Jacob Richardson (colored) in the arm.
Sent on To the Hustfnga Court for Sae 2eth.
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TIE attractions at the DOLLAR ST ORE are still
Increasing. Amorg lhe numerous articles we
have already called the attention Of our readers to
We find full line OF real hair curls, an elegant ss-
sortmeit of clocks, new assortment Of black
walnut desks, wolk-boxe5, book.shel- -es, hat.
racks, and vety attractive lire OF silyer-plated
ware, including cake baskets, mugs and poblets.
five bottle castors, walters, &c.
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A CoPIoUs STREAM OF PITY DRIED Up
The Recent Case of STARRING a Boy SeUen
Years Oia.-Neao Milford, Conn.,, Sept. 10.
Having noticed in the New York papers
some articles rejecting severely upon tho
actors and managers of OBriea's menagerie
company, the authorities and some other
citizens OF New Milford, Conn.,, have taken
some pains to inquire into the matter Of
starving the boy. It seems, according TO
the papers belonging to the French actors,
that they took boy from the house OF
refuge in New Orleans about the 18th of
March last to instruct, and assist in some
of their acts of lighter nature, intending,
as he improved. to make him more useful.
But he had broken an arm at the time they
took him, and Immediately after was taken
with chronic diarfhpl, and afflicted with
it in its worst form, and appeared to have
inherited a syphalitic disease, and according
to the best information to be obtained from
Mrs, Whitaker and others of the company,
he has, since the 1st of May, received as
rood medical treatment and care as could
be given him in such q position, and caused
q great deal of trouble and anxiety on ac-
count of his affections. They have always
given him sufficient food, but not always
such as he desired, not from any unwilling
ness to furnish, but for the health of the
bow, and it appears from the testimony that
he had very unnatural appetite, and
would, if left alone, drink all his medicine
of whatever nature. or any filthy slops
within reach. If all Is true which we have
heard from the company in regard to the
boys naturally filthy habits and condition,
1t is surprising how he lived as long without
great deal Of nursing aud care. In re-
gard to his being starved, we do not be-
lieye anything of the kind. We also think
I hat il the company's statements are true
great injustice has been done them, and
That it is very unreasonable to suppose that
they would attempt to starve boy years
old any more than any other actor they en-
ployed. [signedl g..
The SELEcTAEN OF New MILFORD,
Conn.,, AND OTHERS.
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FIRE IN DINwIDDIE CoUNTY.-On Satllr.
day night the new barn and dwelling.
house on the farm Of Rush Burgess. Esq,
in Dinwiddie, were entirely consumed by
fire, together with the household effects OF
his nephew, A. w. Burgess, who was livin 9
on the place.
Mr.. Burgess had recently erected these
buildings at cost of SO, 100, and had them
insured for about two-thirds of their value.
It has not been ascertained whether the fire
was the work Of an incendiary, or whether
the burning was accidental.
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Communicated szz
ane Rnby.CarrfaSe ssuea.,o,

Tns VIC 1.op'aetors Of the Dispatch:
,when m Il osase stat Journal is entirely in error
nnteh mue ~ states that the assertion in tbe ~.
% the Sacond ~, Inc NJ, 2lst "tbat The Committee % nn
excludinH iDu hsbr Market had passed resolution
house. hS dyrinn Hapy easriages from the market.
Very far from II hsFset sa hours, is incorrect"
SSom1mlttee, S1 held on the. 4rb S instsnt e' said
Ga 9,a pass Just such resoIution ti''as, ans tasy
Clets & the Second Market ranta ana sne
sec A. i,a,isala resolution was carried ont "
yorlat s uiseseIipg ssg of the Committee on second
amone aohe!, th held Sept 1871, the foIlowinau
"Resoinea oSnef TTSsso,1tIons, Tsot I'll. was adopted:
prohibit hibi'0eJ, cI;,d tnat the Clerk of the Market
wheeled vehicles, from heipg earried of otner
market, or on the walk.ways aro',nd IA me me
Market during market hourS.u 'uno Tue
Signed: iro n
chairman Committee Second Market
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PETIT JURY LIST OCTOBER TERN COUNTY
CoURT.-The following is the petit jury
list drawn for the October term OF the Hen
rico County court: II. Lyme, A. M. Lau-
renee, John NJ. Clarke, r. J. Duval, A. j.
Waldrop, j. r. Roberts, George Moody,
B. II. Stoops, G. G.. Carter, John B. Shep-
pard, Thomas Russell, r. S. Sublett, John
Heckler, Joseph Rose, C. Childrey, u. b.
Wade, Lewis Keppler, W. A. Thomas, N.
N. Mallory, P. Thorpe, W. T. Pierce, j.
Z. Whitlock, B. Il. Corr, L. Hallowell,
Benjamin Walton, Isaac Williams, NJ. E..
Valentine, and Frederick Betty, Jr.
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A CRAZY MAN Blows HIMSELF Up wITu
GuNPOwDER.-A most distressing casualty
happened about one mile above NorWalk,
Ct, on Thu Sday morning ut 6 O'Clock,
when the neighborhood was aroused by the
noise of q terrible explosion proceeding
from q house on James street, near the Sill
yer Mine road, and occupied by Horatio 7.
Cook. The house was literally rent in
twain, its east end blown out, the roof
lifted, windows gone, ceiling demolished,
and all on fire. But the most sickening
sight was the blackened and dshgured
corpse of Cook, which lay thrown back,
buried in the burning debris.
Mrs. Cook was also found seriously in
jured and III most pitiable condition.
Crazed by the conclusion, she was fran
tically throwing herself about In her night
clothes and screaming for aid. She fur
nishes the following account of the circum-
stance Mr. Cook belongs to family
predisposed to insanity, and was in the
insane asylum at Hartford two years some
five or six years ago. During the last
mittent fever and congestion of the brain.
In consequence he had occupied the largest
of two adjoining bedrooms, and Mrs. Cook
the smaller one. Just before daylight, be
having chill, called his wife up and de-
sired her to lie down beside him. This she
did, and falling asleep, he quietly arose and
went into her room, where lat the foot OF
the bed) there had been stored q keg about
half full of blasting powder, which he used
in his business, as rock blaster. 1t would
seem from the position OF the remains that
he moved the keg out from the bed, laid
himself over it, and touched it of. Pre-
vious to exploding the powder. he had
carefully gathered up all Mrs. Cooks cloth.
ing in the upper part Of the house and
thrown them down the cellar with q view
of their preservation, thus showing entire
deliberation in planning his own destruc.
ton. Cook and his wife were the only oc'
cupants OF the house.
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JOB PR1NTING.-Weca call she attention OF mer
chants, clerks OF courts, sberifs, lawyers, rail.
road. steamship and canal officers and agents, and
ell others having orders for printing, TO the faci-
ties offered at the DIsPhToHy PRINTING EsrAB.
LIsHMEST for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish al
short notice Cards, Heads, -Hesds,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand Bills, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Bile, Cheeks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
puararteed sat#gfr.'-k rs l.tr .s.k'sf .ass5 +.
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SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-The following school
trustees have been appointed by the State
Board Of Education tor Fairfax county:
, Drainsville district, James FL. johnson,
vice John F. Swink, resigned.
Lee district r. L. Rotchford, vice Alex.
Innis, resigned. .-
Providence district, J. r. Reynolds, vice
FL. T.. Fairfax, resigned. --.-,...
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RELIGIOUS REVIVAL revival which
has been going on two weeks at Bethlehem
Baptist Church, in Henrico county, was
brought to q close on Sunday last. The
services were conducted by Rev. MIR.
Short. Rev. A. E. Dickinson, of this city,
was also present, and took part in the re-
ligious exercises.
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CARD.-Editors Dispatch -Gen!lemon In your
report OF the proct ediDgs Of the Republican Com
vention which assembled on satur day nigh, last
see that my name WAS brought forward as cardi.
date for the State Senate.
I beg lesve to say to my friends that 1t was not
by my will or consent. Indeed such Is nv situs-
tion ut present that would not willingly be the
Candidate for any Office from any party.
...... ..... z STEPHEN MASON.
Sent. a5tb 1871
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Bu1LEn's CAMPA1aN.-apringfeld, Mass,
Sept. a4.-The recent Butler gains in the
cities are fully Offset by the antirRntler del
agates Just chosen In the small towns.
Returns show the election Of aSl delegates,
OF whom 357 are for Butler aud 524 anti.
Butler. Majority against Butler, i6l. 1t
now seems certain there will not be iess
than 100, and possibly 2a0 majority against
Butler Ia the convention. 80
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tinnesF essFisas ;!s CoURr.-Owing 10 the con.
courf du ,nao n,aaaisposilion Of Judge Guipon tbi.
yevtarsT.as tSTas m session hut q lew momenis snis :
Enns Essrsfday 1T is expected that the enss sea
TiItner Tim rase WIZ be tried to-day. That Of
called Inc wlfe-poisoner, viii also b.. S
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MELONS FOR STAUNToN.-During the first
fourteen days in August 10000 pounds of
melons were shipped from this city alone
to Staunton. The shipments from Atlee's
Station to Staunton for the same length of
time will perhaps double the above.
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How They STAND.-1ti is understood that
the CONSERVATIVES delegations from Earina
and Tuckahoe townships, of Henrico coun-
ty, to the Senatorial nominating conven-
tion, are for Workman, that from Fairfield
for Braxton, and that from Brookland Tor
HO!laiiay,
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If f-ithful service for the South, spotless In
tegtliy OF life, and cultivated taleat i worthy
honor, give us JAMES MCDOWELL CARRISGToN
for the Senate, and we promise rCusing Conser-
vative ma Jrlty on the 7th Of November
THE YOUNG MEN OF RICHMOND.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ScuooLs.-srARKE
d hYLAND. Richmond, Va. agents for the pub
fishers, are receiving large supplies OF Webster
dictionaries and the Spencerian copy-books
which will be cold to the public schools az con-
tract prlce..n Early orders are solicited. IL
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MAKING TINE FLY.-Nyeao York., Sept. "a.
Ten more workmen of the United States
Watch Company, at Marion, n. j. were
arrested yesterday for stealing portions OF
watches while in. process of manufacture.
Twenty.one workmen In oil haye been ar.
rested, ard from confessions by some 1t Is
estimated their thefts exceed In value 800,
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ANOTHER PRIzE-FIGHTER TO BE TRIED
A uenire facias has been issued for the II ial
of Jack Finn, charged with being con-
nected with the Kersey- White prize.fght,
returnable on Monday next.
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. For EURoPE.-Mr. N NJ. Wilson, one of
our most enterprlsing young merchants,
left Richmond yesterday, aud will sail from
New York to morrow for Eurone
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GOING BACK ON THE TICKET.-A promi.
nent Republican from Hcnrico tells us that
two townships have already repudiated the
Radical Senatorial ticket nominated by the
CustOm-house convention.
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ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR, Booksellers. llls Main
stseet, publishers agents for McGnGey's Read
ers and Spoilers, Halvey's Gr5m mars, and
Guyots Biographies. ..
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respectfully announce myself q candidate for
the House OF Deiegatss from aenrico county, SUBJ
ject to nomination by the Conservative Con.
ventIon. r JOHN b. hORDECAI
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School and College Text Books OF every Find,
wholesale and retail, at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's,
lilo n ain street
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NEW GOODS. FALL sTYLEs l-Messrs, r. Il.
SPENCE & ON have laid IN splendid stock of
Fall I'd Wtoter Goods, to which they would call
The attention OF tie pubic. Call at 1900 Main
street, for all kinds OF gem lamen's wear.
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RELIGIOUS HERALD.-.The circulation or this
paper is larger than the combined circulation Of
all other religious papers published In the State OF
Virginia. It is therefore most valuable medium
for advertisers. Office on Main street. ne srly OPP
poste Dispatch office.
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LIsr OF. UNnAILABLEL LETTERS REMAINING
m THE RIcHHoSD PosT.eFF1CE, SEPT. 2o.--
]. G. Gibson. City; Yorhsss. Ham & q 80 TO-,
] Hond, Va; Lock box, "a. sss.s''asssa
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Reserve endowment policies is specially with
the Widows and Orphans Benefit Life Insur-
ance Company. j. B. MOORE, Agent
s....~ No. 1Ilb Main straet
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AUCTrsN SALES Fs,.DAY.

COOK 4 LAUGHToS y viii sell at 10 4. II. rnr-
niture, &c.
GHUBBs& WILLIAMS win sell at O'Clock p.
M. brick dwelling and building lots, east sids
of8.h street, north OF Leigh r.
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Country merchants and teachers supplied with
school Boo KS on most liberal terms by ELLYSog
& TAYLOR, booksellers, lilG Main street.
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School Books at kLLYsoN i TAYLoR's, book
sellers, 1lls Maiu strset.
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noin,aa iuaaR9 PUsL1c.-Goy. Walker has an
citv ,nI If ST.; .. L. Stern notary public for the
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kEW APOTHECARY ST OR EAT
y POLK MILLKR'.5 i,kUG STORE, corner
Of J,h sud Marshall streets, can De had DRUGS
as.d NrHlIiNkS Of the purest quality, ana
FaHCY TOILET ARTICLES OF every teserip-
uu. PRE- -CFIPTIO>S COMPOUNDEO with
accuracy aad nestness, aud charges moderate.
POLK MILLER,
Formerly with eade Il Baker
sru and powhatA In n. Dupuy.
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PRODUCTION OF EVIDENCE.

The names and trades Of the five pEtro-
leuSeS were Rctif, paper-maker; Suetens,
washerwoman Marchuis, charwOman Pa
payoine, seamstress; aud Bocquin (who is
married), milliner. The charge against them
| was that Of having set fire to the PalaceaOt
the Legion Of Honor, and to the mansions
of Counts de Chabrol, de BagneuX, and de
Bethune in the Rue de Lille. The evidence
| was of q raj her. sensational character, for a
Mime. Thome, wife to the concierge of
Count de Cabrol, described how her mas.
te1s house was invaded, ransacked, and
fiualIy set fife to, her husband the while
being apprehended in the cellar, where he
had hid himself, and summarily shot by the
insurgents at 4 barricadc. Mime. Thome.
however, could not identify any of the five
prisoners as having taken part i'm the
sacking of the houses or the execution.
All she knew was that the pilIuge Was
cSje1y conducted by women, and that the
women showed even greater pertinacity
than the men in resisting The Versa lies
troops. There was abundant evidence to
the same vague effect as this from other
persons but few witnesses could positively
swear to the identity of the woman ar
raigneG. As to. their own personal defence,
it was in every case the same: they had fol-
lowed their paramours to the barricadcs,
but, once there, had done nothing save
help the wounded. They appealed to such
witnesses as recognized them to say whether
it was not fact that their sole occupation
had been to forage for lint, and the wit
ne.ses acknowledged that certainly three
as ambulauceres; but they also contended
that the women carried rifles, and eX-
hoIted the insurgents repeatedly not to fall
hapE
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School Books, wholesale and retail, for sale by
ELLYsoN &c TAYLOR, 1Ils Main street.
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THE SENTENCES.

The sentence was pronounced toward five
on Tuesday afternoon, in i very otf.hand
and soldier: like way. Three of the prison.
ers, Retif, Suetens, and Manchais, were con-
tation for life; Bocquin to ten years. solita-
ry confinement. tits doubtful whether the
sentences of death will be carried out, pub
lie opinion in France being generally averse
to the execution OF women. But the SEN
tence suggests the reflection that the five
Communalists, Ferre, Urbain, B'llioray,
Champy, Feray, and Verdure, who have
appealed against the Judgment of Colonel
Merlin's court in their case, and who may
possibly get a new trial in the Fourth Court,
Will find Col. Boisdenemetz much less
pleasant judge than the other. 1t must he
remembered that French court of appeal
cuts both ways it may mitigate sentence,
but it may also increase it, and the gallant
President of the Fourth Court Is not very
likely man for mitigation. .....
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sskeGS. ssEDrCssB,s, <kS.

N'E>TLE'S LACTEOuS FARINA, or
y N..lnEKS' MILK :UR>TlrUfF. a food
:.s fqu:s and invalid, with full directions for
u-. t.r sale by lUhCELL, laid co,
..!s Druggists.
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/ >tt.r AND $"ICTD SALMON:
>,l , aud NJ NGKEEE =, 10y dozen or bb'.
Vr.i., Family md MIA Flour: tine Hams
49,; Golden 81 ,rry Sytup. . he most COM
S.. r., -. cHt tCeEiE ) aua PROVISIONS IN
att:crit-Tur, l53! Main street.
H. +. JAMES.
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I ARGUES, HEGEMAN'S and MIL
...lSh'S kl.INEisJ JF CALlSaTA BARK.
t..r.al-t by PURCELL, LADD & CO,
,.tG Druge lets.
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PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
FIRE AND AARINE.

CAPITAL tGOLD) PAID UP" "....sl, ,ooo. .oos n
SURPLUS DO. ..........,.....,... T7L2M
Insures all kinds OF property and merchandi
against damage by fire and the perils OF the sea
at Low BATES.
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia.
United States bonds. 1900 %
Deposited with the Comptroller or New
1orK S2Vv ovS w
Stockholders Individually liable under state law,
adding $50, 900, ooe additional security to the
company.
Losses equitsbly adjusted and promptly paid.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE q CO.,
" l3-3m ---G 3. Agents.
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,,rrEV WA&r.-Bluc. Red, Green,
! 10, rune. lci!ow, Brown and White
>,.E.}.I MNtr. ,>,xnr,ncv oo
S21 RroSu street.
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DEUWN'S CELORODINE, the great
ID aati. pasmodIc, sol d by
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