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Anftion Sales.
THIS DAY.
By Iniecs A ssresh-r.

Hy fniecs a urothcr.
TRUSTEES SALE or
VALUABLE DRY GOODS STOCK.
PURSUANT to the provisions Of a deed OF
Il BY Jas smell ugo. IA,
Of June 1876, md recorded
Court for the city Of Richmond Trustee
proceed IN sill IT. ESDAN JuR- lsth lSt6 commencing
"e'es n NJ at tho stoie of the
'hnrs soek Of Dry 6oos &C he embracing
OF ife'n and d"siahie goods which viii be found
Fashionable Fancy Print.
SUPER freAeh AMI English Ginrham-
do all Soni Bs'forinss and Casbna-r--
French Iasns. u, Lains.
super Linen Cambria Haas. SIN Girii..
Satin Fringe RitaBas, Funr-.
Fancy Linen Coang. Linen Drilling.
super Irish Linens Brown Houasi-
Do Cloths and Ca.-imere-
DO worsisd Hosiery
Fancy cambroons and Pant
Tweed Ca-smees Red Paddnss
Apron Checks and Plids
super hpaeeaS shswls nj searfs
Do Sin and PonEee IIdks
hkCnvau, Linen RoAoms md Collars
Thread taoss, Eigings and Insertins-
Furniture Prints Tiekings
sin Paraso-. Umbrellas, Carpetinx.
Biankets shirtnEs and shsetns.
Patent Thread, spool Cotton Needle.
Pins, Tapes, &c
CANTON MATTINGs.
10 Rolls 4 4 nd ,,on E1o.
tnzS, 70 eloss invoice.
TERhs-m sums under $780, cash 800 and onward. %
Gays errdh TOT approved endorsed negotiable paper
INTERESr IN REAL E=TATE-At the .ams tim. ,Da pl,e,
i BE Tod the nteres, OF the sad A. tate Of ma.
father the late James Smell Tems-Ca.h.
wM. w CRUMP, TRUSTEE.
-. conaaeied ey v l0l IytnTs BRoIHrR Aue.
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by Wellington Goddin.

WILL be sold on TUESDAY afternoon ,b.
h instant upon the presises commencing at r oeoek
Two handsome Building Lots western aide on pa
BAKER and Charity streets grocery ,tnr. OF
M Edward Christian Each lot fronts bach 1919 feet
on one Of which there framed building sale without re..
IEhhs-one-thI cash; balance at J msnths
By request OF the owner.
ie SIT W connrS A.,
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AN ORDINANCE
ONCERNING PUBLIC SHOWS.

DE 1T ORDAINED, That from and after this
- date all exhibitors of Public shows Animals
and Circusscs, shall hfy each day. eIhb
ton and all stage players Jugslers and ventroqu and
hibitons Of like kind shall OF twenty
days exhibition performance within within
one mile Of the legal limits thereof
BE JrtAsr 0raaed That before license shall he
procured from the
Board oTusecs by paid into his hand,
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
Charlotte vlle. June 9, 1916 VII
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The Valuable Farm called .'Westham
GoIInue, for .-.In NJ A.nain..

ComMI>>IONER>> SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IN HENRICO,
Wear Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern.
~ virtue OF a decree of the superior court of
- Law and Chaneey county Abemar pronounced
on the 2sd day OF May l5i6, the OF
Garland &C. the undersigned thereby
vi" proceed TO SELL upon the THURSDAY
OF July next Al O'Clock p NJ referred
TO IN the proceedings Of said Soas and
candle Factory near Richmond This property a lot
containing about acres which there framed dwelling
hou situated Richmond adjoining Bacon
quarter baneh Tavern The terms Of sale will
casa and Tor the remaining two thirds bonds with approved person
security payable respectively and ~
OF sale and retaining the title u the last bond paid a con
veyanes directed by the said court
le VIM ] ROBERTsOS Com,
sale conducted BY WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auet.
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Ky Davenport, Allen a Go.
GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, Tn 18th inst 10 s.n at our
Auction Store, assortment OF Groceries,
10 hbds prime W. India Molasse-
2lO bags prn. green Iaguayra Coffee
Reetihed whi.k.y. Gin
French Brandy, Apple brandy
Por, Nadeira ami Malaga Wines
Pure Winter Lamp On
Writing and Wrapping PAPER
Superior black G. p and Young Tyson Tea.
Palm Nuts Ground Pepper
Salt, Brooms
Sole Leather. Shoes Hats ks.
TERhS-UDdsr 500, 500 over 4 month. credit
for approved paper DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co, Auets.
m-nt on If
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lotteries.

G. GREGORY d CO., MANAGERS, No.
u lOi Main Street. Richmond. Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE, IsiG.
$4,000 Capital!
$4,000! sIO.OOO!.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas. No ~ lsiG-to be drawn
In Alexandria. u e., on Saturday, June Goth, 1876.
NAM MOTH SCHEME!
Erand capital Of $4,000 pure Of s2s53
prizs Of 10000 80 1000
1 10000 100 500
5000 100 200
1 1000
- NO. LOTTERY-i3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Tickets only si2: Halves q; Quarters ,. Eshlh. so.
Certificates Of packages Of 20 whos Tickets sI6O
do. do
do. &c do
DO. do sc Eighth, do
Orders for Tickets and Shares and
above Splendid Lottery viii prompt
an account Of the Drawing will be requested
order from Address,
J. C. GREGORY 4 co, Managers
ma 80 Richmond Va.
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VHE ubscbef has aaen the recently occupied BY 10
seph Hgelov deed We opening fresh ss.oriunen
% oRoCERlE snd isends keeping constantly on hand fu
supply Of the best arieics IN that line
JOHN y REEVE
myou brad Street. Shockoe Um.
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SI received BY cypress few beautiful Narcotics
- cut and made the best possible AZ io2 snd lok
a. em. Aso Plcnid 10, of Shirts wen made and warranted
ut eB KEEN \ GU.
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Anrtiou 6ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Dunlop, rloaea,e a Co.

By Dunlop, Moaeu'e Co.
Adams valley Property,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY the goth Of June, at 5 o'clock
IN. Will be- sold without Lots of Ground
situated IN Adams Valley and
Lots Nos n fronting zach Fad street "a
feet inehs. AMI extending Il6
isst wide being part of the aaIy Maeken
Eie GARDEN, and conveyed brown
b. Page and John G. Gambler B-nj w
the authority Of WHOSE the ale will be made
TERMS liberaJ-whieh be m on day OF
AL. DUNLOP NONCIRE A ,,D
@6 an.,o.....
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NFoH SALE, 70 remain IN nest eiy-aHsey Huiaao
IVAN, Abou, 20 yearsofs ee, who understands cuvatou
FoWer % Negeisbh Garden and attending
Hot House Apply Nc n Tsrs once mar Nayos Brre or 10
if-u 4. A Net
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY, June 23ih. commencing at . O'Clock
sell Dry Goods Auction assortment
staple and Fancy Dry Goods and
in tins) which aret
4, -. 75 and - Brown sh.etnKs and Shirtins,
So, -, - and - Bsachd do do
Brown and Bieaehed Cotton Drills
Linen and Cotton Pantaloons Goods
Vesng-, Linen COatng- Cotton Goods
IRISH Linen Shirngs and sheetnE.
%. 4 and { Bed Tieking-yausty
Linen Cambria IIdkf-. Imitation DO.
Furniture and Apron Cheeks
six and Cotton Hdkfs, Scarfs and Shawis
Furniture Caliooes and Chntz
White black and cord STA Hose
DO do do Cotton Hose
DO do do do Ia Hose
Table Linen, Napkins, Toweuing, se
French and American Lawns
BaLorine,, Musins and Camhfies
Jaeonetand Muslin
Bishops Lawn. Book Muslin
Prints Of the styles
Cloths and Cassmeres
Crayat.-slk and Madras
sei-sors Knives, Pima Hooks and Eyes ke ke
TERNS-A under 500 100 and upwaris 4 mos
credit for approved paper.
my27 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co, Aneis
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NOTICE.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
LIST Nay, 1876. (
IL THE BOARD OF VISITORS having directed no
tee TO be given through the public proceed
at their meeting the 25h OF JUNE
appointment To the office Proctor and
that Office are hereby invited This Oeer will
one thousand doars with house and
Communications be addressed Jos Esl Rec
TOT of the Univers Prof Ed Courenay
Faculty. GEO w sPOONER
my 5-wtsSthIune Acting Proctor u.
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PorirniI Pnintinr.


arrs
WIN. G. BROWN, Of London, politely informs
the Ciuf"us Of Richmond and vicinity that be- has re
opened his studio and Exhibition Room Anen Bfahera
to Main street. where specimens Of he Au Auour
them are The Portraits o. several dstnsushcd individuals
known IN this city
Room. open from oAMp6PM IAdi,. and gentlemen sr,
invited TO ean. mv Z am
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$500 REWARD.

u AN AWAY from the subscriber, near the
Physe spnREs county OF Buckingham about III. $,
May. 1896 three NEGROM
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By 4. ~. TsIiaferro.

win be soid my Once WEDNESDAY i7th ina, n,
O'clock Negro Is years Old sale viii be made sasy 81
eutions ieie THOs. ~. rALiAFERRo Aver
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The arrivals yesterday Shove xl farther incrpase
the number Of travellers and through the ci,y ou
their periodical recreationE-
AxrnIeAs-w. Campbell. Utica, r. Dale O. Overs
Philadelphia T. Marsh, Gins J. Atkinson Baunners D.
Milford. Georgia; '. ss.ch Bort smelling, ~ Lee Va
c. Fower FLORIDA; y CLARK 4 A. " Day Cleveland;
II. BAH, Va; =. b Gardiner I. island
AsroR-C. Dsnchy, Richards. ~ Hif Troy. J. Nc.
Cutcheon. Canada: Baies. Bo.too. v - venson Pa
NJ. Montague. Batavss a. Sweet Bai lisss.. n Perry
Ithaca; NJ. Hunt. SAsm: " Jones. Ala. j. Nsylor ia
lax, s.; J. w. Ea,s. DO, " LtmLeh Phllas ID
Smith. ID. Thomas, Va; ". Tiffany. Canadz; a. Bsrd
Matches; J. Copp. Ala; w Dunl,p Phila; w Reynolds
Boston; Thos Webster. Philadelphia
Cur.-J W. sieinbsch. Va; n. O'Reny Albany, Mr.
Fisher Philada; w. ?. Israel, Cohoes, Col Trsyess
N. j. w. Little. Matches; Capt stener u. =. M Com
Downes, u. s. M J. Harmit, Penn; j. Weaver rhsis ~
Beatty, Ky; r. Crawford Ind; D. Ager, washington Co
H. German, Phila; NJ. Clernan do; c. Wyatt. Baltimore
A. Campbell; J. Harris Phila; Capt Hawkins. u - A.
FRANkLIS-D. Hotchkiss, Conn., II. Lord, Va; w: Jei
fers. U. g. N; j. Tompkins ~ c.; J. Mcclun. j. siies
Ohio; Wright, Ky; ID. wilkins. Charleston q buhsl
der, Albany; j. Webster Me; d. Collins. rhilai pner
w. brewer, +. Fitch Mackinaw; L. sebring, Charles
ton; @. Woodward, Cleveland; Geo Armstrong Greer
Bay; ID. Pratt, Princeton -
HowARp.-L. Lewis. T. Minor, X Hammond Ohio; q
Rice, Sandusky; A, McKeever, Washington ~ Baker
II. Winters, King, w. Fletcher Csnada; =. wash
burn, Miss; f. Foote, Con; Y. Cce Phia; III. Blake. U
9. N; A. Williams, Va; NJ. Sanford, Ky; b. Richmond
Va s Kyle Ala; NJ. Hind, ireland; w Woodward
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, July 1916 r. j


The stock market opened heavy this morning, but
prices rather unsettled Harlem, Norwich and
Worcester Reading, and Morris Canal closed at yester
day mornings prices Farmers Loan fell off Canton
Company went up y Kentucky SIS "; nnsylvania
SIS ~ and Ohio 6's NJ
The news from Europe has had no influence upon the
markets Of any consequence either way The resigna
ton of the Peel ministry unexpected that has
caused pause among operators, until something
definite is known in relation to the policy the cab
net intend pursuing
We annex statement exhibiting the receipts of the
Central Railroad, of Michigan for the month Of June,
ls45 and 1886. During the month of june generally,
but comparative little business is DONE yet il will be
that the receipts amounted to than thsu-
sand dollars per day and that they lack but few dol
lars of being twice large last year. There has al
ways been lack Of motive power on the road. The
road in excellent repair and is anticipated that when
the additional motive power ordered arrives the receip
will be much larger than they are at present
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Died,
At West Chester, Friday evening, 18th inst, in the
56th year of her sge SARAH ELEANOR, wife Of William
Alder, and daughter Of Thomas Timpson sen formerly
Of this city.
The relatives and friends of the family, respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral services at St Peters
Church, West Chester, this (Sunday) afternoon, at
o'clock without further notice. Carriages will be in
waiting, at the Morrissana Station, to meet the Harlem
Railroad train, which leaves the city at o'clock NJ
On the 18th inst of cholera infantum IpA daughter
Of George and Catherine Cook, aged months and Ia
days.
On Thursday evening, 10th inst AARoS HOWELL Ma
vERIcK, aged 81 years
The friends of the family, New York Tent No. 2, O..
Of X. Mount Elm Encampment; No f. o. Of l. r., and
the order in general invited to attend his uneraln
Sunday, (ths day. 10th inst at O'Clock from his late
residence corner West Broadway and Franklin street.
On Saturday morning, 18th inst, EMILE JUSTINE,
daughter Of John p and Annette Serre
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon sunday) at o'clock
from CT Canal street
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AUCTION NOTICE.

ANTHONY BLEECKER & CO, Auctioneers
ERiDAY July "a, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants Ex
+ change.--POTOMAC AND ALLEGHANY COAL
MD IRON COMPANI.- sale, to close trust
1000 shares or 500 EACH Of the Potomac aud Allegheny Coal
and Iron CompmyThe property of the Potomac and ALLIE
ghany Company lies both sides of the Potomac River and
amounts To 0 OF the valuable mineral lands
prs'sanx constant succession Of rich veins of coal
2re rmstone, hrebck clay, and hydraulic cement
transportation and iron works 49," ' "
When completed, the Chesapests and Ohio ans, ,nJ m.
Bsin.sre and Ohio Railroad will pass in trout
o. the compsnys lands, securing 10 mar
Vet on he pest terms and at AL without any outlay
~ the ompsny source Of heavy expenditure other
W aeeto'. Jyl9 6rrc
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JuLY s-CAarge of Rob5evy-Ann Henry who keeps
her girls called Emma Arnold arrested yesterdy on
charge Of robbing man who gave his name Thomas
w. Hithsrngton Of some $500 while on drunken
spree in the above premises 1t appears this man has
boon regular spree for several days past and great
doubts entertained whether the man robbed at
and not by the accused This Mrs. Henry it seems has
kept house for many years. and borne an excellent
were both locked up by Justice Drinksr for examine
ton Several Tombsknners shortly after the arrest
could be rottng towards the Tombs eager to get
.4rrsn Of FSeitive-Ofacer Morrison, of West Troy,
~; Y, arrested yesterday morning, in this city, aman
burglariousy entering the store Of Mr. Martin Winnel
oths above place and stealing therefrom four pairs Of
ryng quantity Of butter valued At $40 belonging to
Jonn willard OF East Troy and Likewise stealing
pssslo robe Taken back to Troy for trial al
arrested yesterday afternoon charge of steal
ing TOUR Stereotype plates valued at $780, belonging to
Mr. John w. Watson No. l02 Nassau street. Locked up
BwsIsyy-The dwelling house occupied by Mr.. G. s.
Knapp No 81 East Fourteenth street. was burgarously
entered by "kracksman" and a cloak and silver
spoon stolen thcrefrom. No arrest
ncs, g. oos esS n
furious driving through the streets and likewise cruelty
to his horse. Locked up.
yesterday hack driver called James Martini of coach
No 81, charge Of overcharging passengers He
took his license away 30 far 80 sood There
many more yet who want the same vigilance.
Isdifmsnf Of CamJisrs Several Of the most wealthy
gamblers in this city have been indicted by the present
Grand Jury, two Of whom arrested yesterday
bench warrant-Rsuben Parsons and James Berry-by
officers Leonard End Bloom, who escorted them TO tho
Court Of sesons, where they held to bail in the
Of $1,000 for their appearance for trial. which they
gave and discharged from custody The OF the
boys had better step the captains Office and settle
Robbins Ssiior-0hcer Allen, Of the 4th ward, ar.
Ellen Wright and Bsssy Bromy charged with robbing
sailor by the Of VIM Parker of 49, while in their
society in low groggcry cellar kept by Mrs Burke,
No so2 Water street portion Of the tar's money
was recovered Committed for trial by Justice Drnker.
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Court of General Sessions.

Before Recorder Scott, and Aldermen Stoneal and
0berJonas D. Phillips, Esq, District Attorney, ad
srferfn.
Jusr H.. Trial for a serious .4ssauh xpon Officer.
Henry Rouse colored man. this morning placed at
the bar charge Of committing assault and bat
terry, with intent to Kill officer Buckley, of the Fifth
ward by stabbng him with knife, on Sunday morning
the 9th Of June last On the part OF the prosecution
the morning in question. heard considerable noise in
putting stop TO found the prisoner creating great
disturbance, and surrounded by numerous individuals
asked him to 20 away and behave himself. but he
fused TO CO. and made use OF very nsolent language
then went into the house and put my coat having
out IN shirt sleeves On returning the street
fsnnd Rouse In store, endesvoring to get the clerk
TO dgh him got him out OF the store. lie then made
Of threatening language TO me- and at the time
went across the street followed him. and told him
not TO such language TO me, OF would arrest him
lie then said that n touched him. he would cut my
Cd id heart out vent up and laid hold Of him
for the purpose r taking him into custody, when he
Immediately stained me with knife in the left side the
blade penetrating 10 considerable depth and seri
ousy lnjuring that was unable 10 do anything for
several weeks and was confined 10 my room for about
week.
The accused Vas defended by young counsellor by
the name Of McAnAs, who summed up the case with
great ability.
Mr.. rHrll,rs followed for the people.
The then submitted 10 the jury. under a
charge Of tho Recorder and the jury ser protrscted
consultation found the prisoner guilty He was accord
isgy remsnded until tomorrow Tor sentence.
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SINGULAR AND HoRRIp DEArH-A slave named Reuben,
met with death in Richmond Va, the l4h inst under
the most horrid circumstances He had let himself down
into whskey cisern, in the distilery where he
employed for the purpose Of cleaning out obstruc
ton and while enveloped in the vapor Of alcohol.
lighted candle handed to him to light up the cisern
The vapor became gnited immediately, and he
horribly burned that he died on the following day.
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s....
This exhibits an increase of more than one hundred
and twenty-five per cent The bulk Of this increase has
been in the receipts of freight showing amount Of
local business of this kind in proportion the aggregate
receipts only exceeded by other railroad company
in the countryside Philadelphia and Reading Road.
The annexed table exhibits the quantity of certain
cles exported from the island of Java in each of the
past three years Coffee sugar and indigo form the prn
cipal staple exports.
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NOTICE.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist;ur h.,,w..u
the suhscribers under the firm Of PERRY M%THEWa
CO. 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent Chsiss
d. Mathews iess having disposed of his interest in he
eoneem 10 the remaining who to "se
THEODORE PERRY.
CHARLES ID. MATHEWS
B. SUBWAY
CHARLES ID. MATHEWS will confirm The business in
New York jyi9 2tsm
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conrt Of sneei.l nns.ions.

Before the Recorder and two Aldermen.
JrLs liam Mckensn, Was hrsf placed at the Der
this morning. charge 81 stealing qusntty Of
clothing she sdjudged guilty Of the offence. and
sem, 90 the fenstcntisry or the Of xx months
Dsalel Lewis then called upon 20 for
mlttiNg assault upon person BY the Of James
Eoss. u appeared from the evidence s6duccd In this
csss that hess. married man. for sometime past had
fequensy ssissver~a 90 persuade the daughter Of MIR
Lewis 10 sccompsnv him pleasure excursions, kc.,
which, Of cowrse dsspproyef Of by the father; he
took The liberty o. ctsng little personal charlse
upon Ross which the Court deemed luss6ahle and
acquitted Mr.. Lewis.
Margaret Morris nsss placed the hsr snd found
guilty, Of stealing fringe from Norman Cook OF
No - Bowery for which offence she consigned 10
Q refidsncs in the City frison-
James ssmms, Cor stealing $50 clans, and Jsmss
Burke for stealing hat each sent 10 Ire P~nsns
cry for month
battery Joseph Mnigsn, with ding shot was order
ed TO pay enc Of $40 and be locked up In the city rr
son 10 days
John Villains for stealing sdrsw worth IS, was sens
10 the fsnissntisry for two months
The Court then adjourned Until Tuesday morning
psxt
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The following statement will exhibit the receipts upon
the main line of the Pennsy yana improvements from
Philadelphia to Pittsburg, from the beginning of the s
cal year up to the LIST of july compared with the
period Of last year =
PUBLIC WORKS OF PESNsYLvANiA-ToLLs on MAIN LINE
In 1896 Total. .................. $474,643 As
In lei5, .................. +14,O01 AZ
Increase The main line over ls45. $64l %
DELAWARE DIVISION.
Receipts to LIST July, 1916. ...... S53l25 81
l645. .......... 5l,36O so
Increase Del Div over ls45. ..... $l,764 Al
For want of return from Collector on the West
Branch and Susquehanna Divisions unable to
give the aggregate receipts the susquehanna and
branches yet the amount last year $520s7 80
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MkS. kOEIHEN,
INvkNTOR OF the CIRCULAR skirt, I2s Spring str'f,
her thanks p the Ladies for the
shehsh has received The quality Of this Skirt being
ss snenly acknowledged surpass, for comfort aud
" o. skrs which has been introduced or
sdis who have tried this article TO call
"a The real article u only 20 be had At -
iyniwsr ias SPRING ST.
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Had they started together the Northern Light"
would have beaten the Gimcrack" in the race Of 40
miles l0is minutes, and the Dart would have beaten
the Northern Light, Ia minutes.
The Anna Maria lowered away the strap Of her
throat ballard block, by which accident she lost five
minutes
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Tmr EXTENT cF rHs FIEK AT NAsTucKEr.-Cap.
tain David Than, OF Nantucket, was introduced
the Boston Relief Meeting and resa brsf ssfsmen
in relation 10 the Gre lie stated that sc families
were rendered housslsss-thsi the loss had been es
mated by competent judges 10 lie ~ 100 oce which
there IVES only SsSo.oe Insurance.
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Pavilion. New Brighton. June l, isas.
THE SHADES HOTEL,
81 Reade Street, West Side of Broddicar.

rv,uv assaus D.sss, ~ ~ Das ~ y -
public, that he has lately opened the above Estsbsk
en style superior other house Of the kind The
OF New York The satisfaction which he has hitherto
given 20 his friends and customer. while prosc,
be guaranty all who potronise him in his
bshment while effort his will be wanting merit
the contnu Of their patronage
The usual reii,hes Chop Steaks Welsh Rnrebi,s roac
ed Eggz, &c, will be ed superior style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papers,
well full supply Of foreign papers, by arrival from
Europe. JAMES EVANS.
milf Inn err
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YArcHrso-we have received the following accurate
account of the starting and arrival of the different
sells entered for the race of Friday last =
Tcnx. Started Grou T.lraed Ia 4rr,d af
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
9a fil2 -
flHE Public respectfully Informed that the break
in the Canal caused by the late freshet having been
paired, the PIONEER X EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad
and Canal from Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh, commenced its
regular trips for the Monday the eth Of April
leaving the Depot No. 274 Market street, DAILY at ~
o'clock, AM
BY this route passengers will avoid all the fatigue and dam
ger night travelling coaches both Railroads being
ed in daylight -
IA Market street. doors above Eighth street
sIO ems rrc A. b. CUMMINGS, Agent.