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TO ADVERTISERS.

Under the laws of New York convic-
ton of murder in the second degree must
be followed by sentence of Imprisonment
for life. This sentence has followed the
conviction in the case of young Walworth,
and the sorrowful details of the trial and
its sequel are so brought to a speedy close.
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Gained Fifteen Pounds Of Flesh,

SOUTH BEHWiCA Me Jan, II, l5I2
II. n. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-I have had Dyspepsia in its worst form for
the last ten years. aud have taken hundreds of DOLLAR
worth of medicine without obtaining any relief In
September last commenced taking the VEoRTINE
since which time my health has steadily improved
My food digess we'll and have gained fifteen pounds
of flesh There are several others in this place taking
the VEGRTIsE, and all have obtained relief.
Yours truly,
THOMAS Z. MOORE,
Overseer of the Card Room, Portsmouth Co Mlls
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Special Notifies.

BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-This splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the cord The only True and Per-
feet Dye. Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous;
disappointment; ridiculous tints unpleasant
odor. Remedies the i'll effects of bad and washes
Produces lMMEDIATELY superb BLACK on NATURAL
BRowS, and leaves the hair CLEAN, SOFT AND BEAU1I
FUL. The genuine, signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold by
all Druggists. CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, ". Y.
An o
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WHAT 1 KNOW ABOUT vnaErINr.

II. II. STEVENS, ESQ.,.
Dear Sir-I have had considerable experience with
the VEoErISE. For Dyspepsia, General Debility aud
impure blood, ths VEoErISE is superior 70 anything
which have ever used. l commenced taking vRaE-
TINE about the middle Of last winter and after using
few bottles IL entirely cured OF dyspepsia and my
blood good condition as at the present
time. 1t will afford pleasure to give any further
particulars relative 70 what know about this good
medicine, to any who will call or address At
my residence Ss8 Athens Street. Very respectfully,
lwa8 MONROE PARKER, $50 Athens streel
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During the shower on Thursday after
noon Sd inst, the lightning struck a barn
of Mr.. William Bennett, in the north part
of Chesterfield, setting it on fire aud burn
ing ii up with two other barns and their
contents, consisting of a quantity Of hay
aud fnrming tools.
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A OUNCE OF GRnAr ANxrnrx

Ny daughter has received great benefit from the
use OF vEGErIsR Her declining health was source
OF great anxiety to all Of her friends Afew bottles OF
the VEdErIsR restored her health strength and appe-
ute. .s n H. TIIDFN
Ins, and Real Estate Agt, 40 Sears Building.
Boston, Mass, June 8, 1872.
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A Nova Scotia woman employed in the
family OF Gen. Griffin of Keene, was acct
dentally shot through the groin on the
morning of the Fourth, by O'Brien, a coach
man OF the Generals, who was practising
with pistol. She died before they got her
hama
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-07-11

FIRE AT GREENFIELD.-A destructive
fire occurred ut Greenfield, Mass, on the
morning of the 4th. 1t broke out about "a
o'clock, in the upper portion of Hollister
a Ponds building, in the press room of
Bailey's Dry Goods establishment. The
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FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.

Mn. II. X. STEVENS: ~
Dear Sir-Through the advise and earnest persuasion
of Rev. T. s. Beet, OF this place, have been taking
YEGErISE for Dyspepsia, Of which have suffered for
years l have used only two bottles and already feel
myself new man. Respectfully,
.f... 49,. DIR. j. W. CARTER
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suFFERERs from coughs, colds bronohitis, eroup,
influenza or hooping-cough, will find relief in DR..
Histar's Balsam ofVih Cherry, which has now been
in use for nearly half century and stl maintains its
long established reputation the great remedy for al
diseases Of the throat, lungs and chest
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-07-11

DEATH OF CHAPMAN SwAINE.-The Bar
aboo [Wis.] Republic of July "a contains
au interesting notice of Mr.. Chapman
Swaine, who died at the residence of his
son, in that place, on the the Goth of May
last Mr.. Swain was born in Halifax, VT,
February Q, 1875. He wars n worthy de-
scendant of tho Puritan fathers, man of
more than ordinary powers of mind. with
that decision of character and firmuess of
principle for which the descendants of The
Puritans have been noted, and to which
this land is so much indebted. 1t was his
fortune to have had his early training and
development under those influences which
it is sad TO feel are losing their hold upon
the people. Until forty years of age he
lived in the house in which he was born,
and for fourteen years was sheriff of Wind
ham, his native county. From 1912 to
1915 he was superintendent of the State
Prison at Windsor. For many years he
was pension agent, having entrusted to
his hands the interests of many aged PEN
sioners, and his uniform faitbfulness 10 his
trust secured their confidence and love.
In 1922 he married Dency Gilbert of MARI
boro, VT, and was the father # ten chill
dren, only four of whom survive, four hav-
ing died young-a daughter in 1862, after
ten years service as n missionary among
the Cherokee Indians, and a son in 1864,
who gave bis life for his country. In 1856,
at 60 years of age, he went to Wisconsin
and settled at Delton, where he has since
resided.
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HAPPY is the man who has clear conscience. Pay
your debts and take GREENS oxYdEsATED BITTKRs
which give tone to the stomach. Purely medicinal
Contains no alehol. Sold by dealers in medicine.
JOHN y. HENRY. 8 4 College Place, NY.
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SWEDISH HELP has supplied several hundred New
England families with satisfactory. service. Mr. Ber-
gund whose card appears In paper to-day leaves
for Sweden soon to secure this desirable class Of help
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-07-11

Mrs. Brigham will speak in the Uni
versalist Church at Guilford Centre Sun
day, July 20, at the usual time.
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New York s,ock and money M.rLe,.

NEW YORK, July s. Money easy at ga per cent.
Gold active and higher ct lis 1-4@1l35-s Govern
mentR strong.
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DySpEpSIA

oyerseer of the Card Room, PoItsmonth 90. 8 Nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

How RrsEIS BECAME RIcu.-Mr. John Rus
kin, who is nothing, if not original, writes
to the PaU Nail Gazette TO explain how Ee
got his fortune:
My father and bis partners entered into
what your correspondent ~mcliluously styles
"a mutually bcnet!ccnt partnership with GER
tain lahorers in Spain. The laborcrS pro-
duccd from the earth annually n certain num-
Der of bottles of wine. These productions
were sold by my father and his partners,
who kept 9-loths or Whereabouts of the price
themselves, and gave1-i0tii or thereabouis TO
the laborcrs. In which state ofmutnal bcnetl-
cence MY father and his partners naturally
became rich, and the laborers as naturally
remained poor. Then my good father gave
all his money to me (who never did stroke
of work in my life worth my salt, not 10
mention NY dinner.V
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
FrDrRAL INTERFERENCE WITH RAILROADS.

FEDERAL INTERFERENCE WITH
The majority Of the Senate committee on
Commerce, in asking to be discharged lroui
the further consideration OF tho inquiry rs
to congressional power over the railfoauS OF
the country, did 50 on the ground that they
had not examined the constitutional branch
Of the subject, and, further, deemed IL mex
pedicnt 10 take uuy action III the matter ~
this session. Senator Vickers presented an
elaborate p,pcr giving Ii, views on the sub
feet. comprising sixty pages Of manuscript.
He cites I'm immense array of authorities TO
prove the uneonstitutionalitg, the imp.acti-
cability, and the inexpediency OF any inter-
ference by Congress with the railroads.
Washington. Observation-Disclosures bun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

TEE Essen CASE.-Tlc dismissal of Albert
II. E>seX, after Il preliminary examination,
on Il charge OF having committed III unnatu-
Eli crime, ut Newport, Il. l., and his suisse
Iucnt chase by Il mob into the swamps, have
been stated before. Nothing has since been
heard from him, and it is supposed likely that
he persisted from cold. 4 dispatch from
Newport, Thursday, says the wife OF Essex
aud his two eldest daughters left the city by
private conveyance before daylight Thursday
morning, and the son and juvenile daughter
followed by train in the afternoon. 1t was
necessary for the police to guard the house
to prevent the mob from burning it over
their heads. They have gone to New Bed
ford, where Mrs. Essex has brother. She
expressed great uncasiness about her hus.
baud, and desired tobe telcgraphcd il he was
heard from.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

THE North CAROLINA BoNDuoLpERs.-A
meeting of North Carolina special tax bond
holders was held in New York Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Denny, Jr., presided. Mr.. Hart,
Of Canada, made q report oil his visit to
North Carolina, and bis unsuccessful attempt
TO obtain payment OF Interest on his bonds.
lie also presented the written opinion of
Mr.. Rcyerdv Johnson to the effect that the
holders Of the special tax bonds have a pre-
tcrred claim against The state for interest, and
that he (NIr. Johnson is ready, if desired, to
commence suit in the United States Court
in May TO compe! the Stale Auditor to pay
the past-dGc coupons OH those bonds. 1t
was voted that suit be commenced, and thus
advised, on behalf of So many holders of
these bonds as shall pledge themselves to pay
their proportion of the expense, none who
do not thus pledge themselves TO be in
Guided in the suit. McSsr>. I. Dennis, Jr.,
Leggatt, and j. 3. Manning, were appointed
q committee TO carry out the resolution.
Al the close OF the meeting holders OF
bonds to the amount Of nearly s., 900 900
signed the proposed agreement. Signatures
will be received until April ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

COLONEL WILLIAM BINGHAM DEAD.-We
are informed this morning of the death OF
Colonel William Bingham, or the Bingham
school at Mebanesville, who died a few days
AGO in Gainesville, Florida. His remains are
expected at Mebanesville on Saturday morn
ing. lis best euIoey is that Of our CORE.
spondent, a good Republican, who says II
will make no comment, but will simply say
that one of Il best and most useSui men
has been called away. He died without an
enemy in bis community, but loved, lionored,
and respected by all."--Ral6igh Era, us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

y WINNER OF TIE PRlzE.-Mrs. Mary E.
Buttz, wife of Charles w. Buttz, whilom
CONFERENCE.-The attorney of this city, now
solicitor of Charleston county, S. c., was
the owner Of ticket 1918, which drew the
capital prize of 5000 in the Fuc de IEau
lottery. Her husband bought two tickets.
Neither of them were present ut the draw
mo - Norfolk Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

XSHCsuE New KING OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
81 Francisco. February 2l.-Thc Nevada
brings advices from Honolulu to january
18th.
The King in his inaugural address pro-
posed important amendments to the Consti-
tuition, the principal one Of which is that
the Legislature be divided into two distinct
branches, mobiles and representatives.
He also proposes free suffrage, and that
the Acknowledgement OF the Kingdom he 10
longer ii member of the Cabinet. The Lesis-
latiye Assembly adopted these amendments,
and it now only remains for the Legislature
to ratiry them next year. January 10th the
King %prorogued the Assembly, expressing
the hope that the people, through their re-
representatives., would sustain the several
amendments he had suggested.
Tho Commercial AGUerhser wishes the
King to visit the United States to negotiate
Il treaty Of reciprocity with tue Washington
Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

SUDDEN DEATns.-MrS. William. King, Of
Caswell county, N. c.. was taken sick on
Friday evening and died Sunday morning.
Several negroes on the same plantation have
died suddenly. Itisnot known what was the
matter will, them. Mr.. King, we hear, suS,
poets that probably the water in his wen
may have been The cause Of the Sickness
DduUiLe Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

ISJUscrloN GRANTEp.-Judge Wingfeld, of
the Bedford Circuit, has granted an injunc-
ton to restrain and prohibit the Board OF
Supervisors of Botetourt county from levyins
any tax and FROM issuing any county bonds
i'm favor of the Wiley Railroad Company, us
well rs from taking my steps in favor of the
county subscription to the said railroad com
many. f. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

One of the most respected and trlstWor-
thy journalists ut Washington writes: 81
asked Judge Poland bis opinion on one
point,-the conflict of evidence between
Aules and Colfax respecting the St,20o-and
his reply was exceedingly prompt; -
haven't a particle of doubt about it; Mr..
Colfhx got the 81 200, and the credit in bis
bank account Of June 22d was from tie
Ames check"
AtLodg,o Hindoo Free Masons hos been
In Bombay.
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ORGANsSin CHURCH AND rAR1on,
SOLD on TIE
lNSTALMENT PLAN.
z. l.. ID. WALFDRD,
Oh MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND VA.
Catalogues on application. ia sl-dlm&w"m
PROPOSALS.

Eshe1F9SAl -
ITO CONTRACTORS.-The Street Com
l. mittce of the Council for the town Of Danyiile
Invite bids for STREET-FLAGGlNG anu CURB
STOSkS rs followS-rlz.:
FLAGGING, worked, squared, and jointed ready
to lay down, fourteen inches Wide, not less tha1i
two feet, at so much per square foot, delivered at
the Danviile Railroad depot
CURBSTON ES, properly worked and Joillted,
four inches thick, eighteen Inches deep, 1t SO much
per lineal foot.
All persons bidding for the supply of The above
materials must state the time for supplying the
snme, and may bid for quantities OF tagging not
less than 1,OCe nor more than 10000 square feet, and
curbstoucs not less than .,JO9 nor more than 10000
fact. ;,
Chamber, D~unIilie, Va, and delivered on or before
the list day of March next :,
The Council reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
nsof JOHN LEvTPSEDGE,
p 1o.ow Town Engineer.
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CANCERS GENUINE MUSTARD, just
~ arrived; Gunpowder aud. UoIong Teas, very fine;
Port and Sherry Wine; Peter Inglena1l Rye Whis-
key. Gold Hill Rye Whiskey. old aud very fine;
mcnt daily expected dii Get from Franco, for sale by
s. G. TARDY & CO.,
feA 1916, corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
% BONES PRIME CREAM CHEESE,
w 100 bags Rio Coffee, 80 pockets Old Govern
mcnt Java Coffee. 100 barrels q. Extra G. Grant,
lated, and Cut Sugars: % hOgshead5 New Orleans
ani DcInar1ra Sugar, IS barrels choice Bright Syrup,
Grain Pepper, Soda, Hrrrings, Bacon. &C., for sale
low by S. G. TARDY & CO.
fe
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va I ~ I
@'"'\I rs SPRINGS AND WELLS
'' E'' ",,rrlTE>-lSoiAN TRADITIONS
>,'r,,r,> r\ufiN ho,Np
>\',., .,.>-.,HiEl.ESroN' &c
D "
-,a,o 81 thr Eichm"ni btspat'h.l
,'.t' l. q. l.. H.. February ~, 1919.
,- cur ramhlc> along the line OF
- and Ohio railroad we next en-
We come cast,
,,x,wuA COUNTY.
,rcor and hrttrr
a .., N',''''f, 49,, o;,nnr of
H."@ It>'''" 1n.n,hh
male .''"'',G nn, croorhr;n,
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j" thu >i2lc-oc'hS SIA'y "''''' ''"~
...sy m'}"S NNa'' ,.
u tie t~.era noF!,'t ~ '"e .""''S
..r, uyyr nn'i'> "i'A Inc nc" ah'i 'o''i'N
..r.i hana"i'%. N"'Eu A'"N '''.""S' ~"
.., ~ a n""i''"'H; a''''ii""' Tue t'N
.''. &nd on rivers ctHi.s ;n'" 'h'
..a IL ~ Ii> p">~lS" 'nr""1t 'no ,t'''',s I!
@ v. ana niik' IL one oi Liz ">'
... districts III u S'''. o,o ,oc,
""H,loH ~ ic'o MI> 1910 :" 49,, =,
.'.'' i','~'o III Ao'', ',u .",''' ~
.'..'' III sou II III" '"'H 10Y i''l','
r|.' Na> PIC 81 'HE '"'acN, sh,o'ui"
"n,'> III 49, rnSIm.'' ATS ''"
'"', ~ -, ~ 20 INV a''ri - ~ ma
,H a'o' trni.n;oa o,d
,.".' "'','' 80 ~ nm,,n
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r. r~ -! an h~'>, "'N-o IH'.LS' 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

TN STORE AND RECEIVING THIS
l. day. by first through train on Chesapeake and
Chic railroad, Clear-RIb Bacon Sides, Sugar-Cured
CanvasScd Hams, Sugar-Curcd Plain Hams, Bulk
Pork Clear Rib-Siies, Bulk Pork Shoulders, half
barrels Lard, kegs. Lard, tierces Lard. Glover Seed;
Magnolia Syrup, Golden Syrup, Bruce's c Il deter
sive Family and lmpcrial Soap; which Is offered 10
the trade.
fe Is CHARLES 7. WOPTHAM.
THOMAS BALMER & co. having opened
Il In their new store, at
1917 CARY STREET,
a fine and select
STOCK OF FANCY GROCERIES,
ut wholesale, solicit the trade Of the city. They offer
the goods ut New York prices with freIghts added.
and being agents for some lines can do better.
We offer HANGERS MOUNTAIN WHISKE1
at his prices flor all quantties), being his agents In
this market.
COLMAN'S MUSTARD,
LEA & PEERINs'S WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE,
BASS's ALE, by f. G. Hilbert;
ALLSOP'S ALE.
WILLIAM YOUNGER's SCOTCH ALE;
GUINESS'S PORTER, by J.. & j. Burke;
GUINESS'S PORTER, by T.. q. HILBERT;
NAPOLEON CABINET CHAMPAGNE, Bouche,
Fills, < Co.
Call and see us. fell
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ALONG THE &. & q. Il. II.

cor MY OF KANAWHA-iTS
~ az r'.r,l \TlnN -FRODUGTS-R RE-
t&|ni\-' SPRINGS AND WELLS
,"' E'f ,.rrI IEs-lSDiAN TRADITIONS
tEAN 'r>nitN MOUND UTILIZED
>\Nh,'> CHARLESTON, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

Captain Dick James, OF the Haven, Mat
thews county, died on the 10Th Instant Of
smallpox. 49,
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WINTER CLOTHlNG-Consisting of
OVER GARMENTS,
BUSlS ESS SUITS,
FANCY CASHMERE ANTS,
USDERSIIlI;TS and DRAWERS,
together with
DRESS SHIRTS,
and everything pertaining to n G~ENTLEMAS's
X can always be found at the old-esIab-
llsied house of WIN. IRA SMITH, ASt-,.
11O0 Main street.
Sign RIG FLAG, fcl3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
CHOICE, FRESH TEAS!

NEW CROP
being received, of full strength and delicious flavor.
Retalled ut New York wholesale prices.
5 chests superior MoYUM GcSpowpER TEA,
S chests superior IMPERIAL TEA,
. chests superior funcOiored) JAPAN TEA.
3 chests superior ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA,
3 chests pure BLACK (UoLoSG) TEA,
2 chests pure NECTAR (bluck and green favor) TEA.
Remember the place, and try our goods. Is all we
ask. 703 Main street. w. b. GO0LR1Ck,
fe 2o-lw Agent,
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V,AKE NOTICE.
Before removing to my new store, No. I2o2 Main
street, next door to the Planters National Bank, !
will sell my remaining stock OF
CLOTHING
AND G~ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS
AT COST.
HATS and CAPS regardless Of ccss.
Call and see for yourselves, and be convinced, at
the old established clearinghouse Of
NJ. W. ROSE, No. 32S Broad street,
f. 10 corner Fourth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

CMITH'S Shirt
MADE BY SMITH,
SOLD BY SMITH,
GUARANTEED BY SMITH;
AND AT
SMITH HIS
can always be found the LARGEST, NEWEST, and
DE IT ASSORTED STOCK in the State. Call and cx-
anime them. WM. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
1IO0 Main street.
Sign ZIG FLAG. fe l9-codst
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PIANOS. ORGANS, DC.

THE Plan O-FORTE B~USI-aE@Sg
l. EESS.-The undersigned have beenrf Z vi
engaged in the piano-fOrte business over twenty
wears, aud have sold In Virginia, North Carolina,
and other southern States more thail TWO THOU
SAND Instruments. They fvela pride In their bu-
slness, and from Il long experience parties may
will guarantee entire satisfaction. They keep none
but the best pianos made. They furnish them at
manufacturers lowest prices. Parties VIII save
freight and other charges by buying them here.
They will take old pianos In part payment. They
will sell secondhand pianos on commission.
WUODHOUSE K PARHAM,
f. ~ booksellers and Siat!nDers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

GROCERIES! GROCERIES I'VE are
Offering u large and wcll-sclcctcd stock of GRO
CERES at low prices. We name-
300 bags RIO COFFEE.
$50 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
50 g1Iinics " COFFEE,
l50 barrels PORTO RICO SUGAR,
QUO barrels REFINED SUGAR..
90 hogsleads DEMARARA SCGAR,
20 hosSheadS NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.,
IS barrels FERRIS HAMS, 10 barrels FERRIS SHOUT
DERS, Is boxes SIDES and SHOULDERS, so ttcrceS
aud kegs LARD, 10 ticrccs CAROLINA RICE, $50
boxes and haif-boXcs A~DAMASTINE CANDLES. loo
barrels Nos. l. ., and 3 MAckEREL. $50 barrels EX-
IRA FLOUR. 100 bags prime CLOVER SEED, recciv-
"a 20 ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & CO.
NEW CROP 8 vsrs
DEMFRARA SUGAR.
IN Ia GEORGE A. & co.
SWEET CIDER
- retailing ut soc. per gallon.
IL 10 GEORGE A. IlUNDLEf co.
rHOICE TEAS.
5 chests very superior REE ten,
3 chests very superior BLACK lea,
chests very superior JAPAN TEA.
ia2 W. G.. cambridge 4 co.
rALL AT SIT BROAD STREET and get
~ FRESH VENISON.
ja2 W. 6. " CO.
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which has long been the emporium of this
region, and has derived additional import
ancc from being the capital of West Virginia.
Ii is rapidly increasing i'll population and
trade is the centre OF several projected
railways; has line water-rowcr; and is deS-
tined 10 improve very RAPIDLY. ROW that ii
ils been pretty definitely decided that the
capital will not be moYld. Being Oh Tie
rnyth side oi the river, it is in great need 81
Il bridge to councct 1t with the Chesapeake
and OHIO railroad; but Hdtand other needed
Rnrroyc.nvn:s viii come in due time.