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Police Intelligence.

Burg iarv Some bold rogues, on Monday night
clambsrsd over the fence aud forced entau,
through the back wndow Of the hard store NO s.
Chatha.a street owned hy Nathan d. Birdsal ssean
thsrerom lot Of penknves valuedat over 800, also
from the money drawer. si7. The burglars have es-
capped fer the present With the property.
Riot 81 ne ship fadrsw Foster Of the Irish long
shore men called James Welsh John Donovan Hugh
Higgins and Michael Scally, we're arrested during
the riot which took place at the ship Andrew Foster
respecting dispute vhich occurred Between Cstho-
lie priest and some Protetants board the ship the
particulars OF whtch published la yesterday Herald
They we're brought before justice Osborne tho
charge Who committed them b prison In default of
bail.
Burglary The dwelling house % Mr. Setter situated
No s2Sixth street. entered Monday night By
burglars whe ransa .ked the premises from top
bottom The fsmily occupying the house are all In the
country. No arrest
7Rs Dishonest Pssfmas'sr.Gen. o. Hinton. the Dis
honest postmaster who short time since robbed the
all and after his arrest escaped from the oicers
reward has been offered by the government Of $780, for
his 70
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= q: S:s.ls:s yss s.iy =: is:,is.s:
thu, ali Ss glitter q This noble weapon should Be- found on
applied bravo
soldiers who with 50 much sashasis.m Voluntarily oiasd
object sword q service. o. republesn .inpcity but
tks only one betting the time which would Be
Cod .f and
aes being secured to Cuba which the sword alone can
FREE AcADEMr.-rhe Free Academy will commence
ts next term on Thursday next 9th inst at O'Clock
AN.
RisooLD AssociArIos.-we learn that this company
OF citizen soldiers Wit Report this morning In the
steamer Cinderella from foot of Chambers street at
90 NJ for target practice, accompanied by bod
worth's Cornet Band.
6REAT ARRIVAL OF SHIPPING AND PAssxNoERs-0nM Mon
day last there arrived this port thirty three sail OF
squarergged vessels from foreign ports bringing 244
:tserage passengers. The packet ships Enterprise,
from London, and Helena from Canton, among
the arrivals. There were also four vessels from Rio
Janeiro including the U. s. store ship sout hampton
all of which were detained at the quarantine ground
sunset there several large ships the bar
which hauled of shore account Of the appearance OF
the weather, and having no pilots on board.
BRooxLrs POLICE NEws.-A prscocious youth, named
Charles Whtlock, who was arrested soms time since
by Officer Felt, on charge Of having knocked down
young lady In the bakery Of Thomas Burns, OF
Hicks and Atlantic streets and by this means robbed
the drawer Of about three dollars in bills brought
charge when the Justice thought the best course to
pursue to give him money enough to pay his fer
rage and rscommen iation TO clear out OF Brooklyn
forthwith.
ADMITTED TO BaIL-Aaron Bradley, the colored law.
yer who has been confined in the county jail in Brook
lyn, for aterm Of several months he having been
procure bail a charge of seduction which
had been preferred agsinst him by rai from
the village OF Wnliamsburgh, was yesterday, brought
out writ OF habeas corpus, issued by Judge 6reen
wood and by him admitted to bail In the OF 81 000
Tar GERMAN TAILoRs IN BRooKLys.-rwo of the Ger
man taors who com mitted the riot the boundary
line between this city and Williamsbsrsh, were
rested, day or two since and brought into court
They gave bail for their appearance to answer at .
higher tribunal The names Of the parties Henry
L Holsspple and Lewis Bethen.
The BRooKLYN CRY CouRr-LAspLoRD AND TENANT
CAsE.-John G. Murphy, against the Brooklyn Phoenix
Glass Com pany.-Ths was an action brought by the
plaintiff to obtain dispossess warrant for the eject
msnt Of the defendants from premises owned by him.
Plaintiff claims that defendants continue, unlawfuly,
to hold possession Of the place after receiving notice
from him to vacate The defendants that they
hold lease the premises for the term Of three years
from the FIRST OF August lS49 and deny that they are
holding over alleged by the plaintiff The trial OF
the facts in this commenced yesterday afternoon
but was not concluded.
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Telegraphic Summary.

Our intelligence from Washington is not very
important, although il is interesting. No conclu-
sion was arrived at by the House of Representa-
lives, yesterday, on the Texan Boundary bill; but
that body Of legislators are evidently approaching
q point in regard to il, and before the week is out,
we think il very probable that measure will be
Senate. We have not yet seen any argument OPP
posed TO il which contained anything new, or
which ought TO weigh against its passage. As We
said day or two ago, the House must work
rapidly If the members desire TO get any credit for
passing that and other kindred measures If they
do net look sharp, the Jenny Lind excitement will
swamp them. The Swedish Nightingale will
give her first concert in the new world some day
next week, and her harmony will take the wind
out of the sails of all the ultrasts of every section,
m Congress, and out of it. If Washington, instead
of New York, were the place selected for Miss
Lind 10 make her debut in, before an American
audience, we would not give much for what would
be left Of those who opposed to the Senate
bills, if they be not disposed of very soon.
The Senate were occupied all day with the last
of the measures embraced in the Compromise bill
Of the Committee of Thirteen. We mean the bill
FOR the abolition of the slave trade in the District,
Of Columbia. Several objections were made to il,
and some substitutes offered, all of which failed
or Withdrawn. 1t will probably pass in the
form in which il was introduced. The bill dses
moi propose TO abolish slavery in that District but
merely the traffic in siaves-the making tbs Dis
trict mart for the reception and sale of slaves
whence they would be sent TO different parts of
.he Southern States
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CENrnEuLLE CovRsE, Z. I.-rsorrIss.-rhrss prrsss
win be tretted for this afternoon, by some Of the
finest nags that b produced The hrst field com.
prisss oh. m Fanny CHI 9. sorrsl Ned (of Phisde!;
phis) BIZ 6. Stranger, and Oh. 6. Selim. They will
sssursdly make q splendid race. For the second
purse Sslin Ksntuck, and Csntrevile, contend; and
Tor the third purse four good horses start which viii
certainly well repay nan, fond Of trettng, for the
time and money requisite to witness the sports
On Thursday, there will be q great trottius con-
test at the Union Course between Lady Moscow, Tom
Csrnley, and Pelham.
CRIcKEr.-rhe hrst game Of the Home and Home
match, between the St George and New England
Cricket Clubs commenced on the ground OF the
81 Georges Club Red House. Harlem, on Tues day.
The rain prevented more than q single innings Of
club which was played by the st. Georges, between
the showers. Yesterday was more proptious and the
New Englanders went in and scored co. The st George
then followed and with six wickets down. had mark sd
100, Of which 9. Wright had (not outl 65, and Il.
Waller Is, when he was caught by Mr. Lsing. There
was also, score Of 10 placed opposite Ar Bstes's
name.
The New Englsnders bowled and bstted admirably !;
their only fault was in their bowling which was en-
tirely underhand.
To day the game will be played out, on the same
ground the wcksts will be pitched at 10 A. NJ. We
subioin the
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Catv RolltlCa.

The DENooRArIc GENERAL ConmiTr The democratic
general committee recently elected met last night at
Tammsny Hail. to dispose Of the contested Fifteenth
ward, and to permanently organise the committee.
After considerable disc ussion the Ross ticket was
admitted The following delegates were then put in
nominatian for the Office OF Chairman: Western.
strahan 0Connor. Rssev.lt, and Shepard. The three
latter declined so that at present the honor Is be-
tween Western and Strahan- There election
last evening" 1t Is said other ddates to be
put in nomination this evening, when the committee
will az ain meet to proceed with the election.
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Jenny Lind.-t would really seem that

ne great orst eaase the mshy original desrner and
far of The unv1rfc have glance bis all
seeing towards the feeCton o. materials
Toft ths truly wonderful The ladies' this
country need not Be- carried With the vanity they
can approx nate % Any re.emhlauee, either IN th0nght
word - accn q iris purest trecmfn Of natures shed
work bv dnits aid Thsy must Nv Al nsans rfrtsss
quantity n pr. ksliuEsrs fnat iLnimsnt 81 Mario
fga wnca eortan q clear the skin soften the voice
an nar natsrs atartsbe y every sold ali
PREF here the Doctor can Be seen, az fi6 Br0adwsy aud
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srrr. 3-Fsrbes, ~ Fcrr,r-, warrant from the
state Department az Washington, has been addressed
James Forbes, committed a charge OF forgery 70
the ofcer Who followed him from Scotland OF y sucn
other person ss shall be authorized BY the br4tisn
Consul Forbes being a subject Of hei Majesty the
Isevn VI 6Ttat britain
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t"de weakness and desp depression o. spirits frequent
emung females caueed IN nine 81
ton and terpidty q she All that
remove this and Tie uaerer 20 bodily ani
mental health course 81 KNApPs Health RESTORATIVE
Bittcrs. General DEPOT. va Hadson street
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Success. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dxspep-

ga tterFIte stomach prepares the elements 20 all The
huds vhish feed Aaa sstsn lille 70 that orgsn All nte-ns
renee es are primarily a-frefei and has medicine
be introduced within time tta seemed admiralty
adapted - restore The trtsvs powers whea dcbttsd -
ther fail vgor this wonderful combustion ~ tonic
altsre We and retys principles r. dyspepa hlous
ccWIlafnts. debility
nf catalogue q diseases which form the melancholy aider
"a ~ n conlde % abe enly sure safe AID rad
cal remedy. Principal once i2i Fulton street.
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their character Tor the beet and cheapest in the
Their ht gossomer abo, natural eufled hair perpetual
A. shrinking and natural appearance have tamped ther
superiority all toe world jadse fer yourselves examine
ana DC eoaviaeed at l7g Broadway NJ stairs.l
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stars. tegp constantly hand Dutch Metal silver Tai
and German bronEe row1sr OF Bkncrk HArtaanns suoe
ror nahlaccrf. y Bit s veil known that our Bfcnrc-
Powder furrasstd ~ any other manufacture In
eheapness aud daratiiity Il colors.
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Sax JrlS ~ NICARAGUA, on GEgYTowN.- In
our columns will be found letter iroE Lord Pei
mers,on. AMI the reply Of Don Sslnis, with rec
pcct 20 the occupation Of San Juan, or Greytown.
~ The British. The correspondence promises 70
be something more than a war o. words, and the
world cannot be surprised II the conduct Of Pal
msrs,on should Involve the peace OF this country
and Great Bdttin. We have a solemn dGty to
perform IN the event Of trouble betveen Nicara-
ugGa and Great Britain, and are too much interested
in TsPrcssing he encroaehmeuts Of British power
On this continent, 70 b. mere passive Instruments
in such a cause. We have maintained, in theory,
the Mouroe doctrine. and II need be. mus sustain
81 by practice. To that cad. the treaty new before
the Senate should be wisely adopted. and the
beautiful diplomats letters Of Sir IleRry Bulwer be
thrust aside an impairment interference ia our
affairs. VIVA, has Great Britain TO do with our
treaties with nations on THE coatnentl Il nigh,
ss wel have sliding panels, and ohinks in the wall,
to hear what il going al cabinet meetings, or at
The White House among the ladies who yis,
there. The time has come when action should
supply The place of procrastination and dwelling
acquiessnce to the will Of an avaricious power
What is 70 be donsl and when shall the business
be completed We shall not pause long for a
reply.
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New discovery FOR oe.fne.s.-Dr. Lu,en,r..

The & deafness has been unyrese
deeed an unpleasant noises In the head discharges
from the cured without risk rau. a. bic once ~
Warren No letters attended 90 uniss PREPAID and
oonAlnra 81 oonsnlatiln Zee. Ors honrs from t-ll
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aons 1nd ssin disease. are a i sel khovn positively
cured ~ ustns ooursuas ftrhan hsdicatei soap fte
fus subtitle eradeates hair from % the body.
nie hosEe for pale ~ and cheeks LILY Intel roush.
hushed urrish colpsNons walker
trom Braadway Caendsr south Third Philadelphia.
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Movements OF Dssting uished People.

Captain Luther, U. 8. Al Major X. Il. Mclean, U. 8.
A; j. W. Fsieeno, Panama; j. Tihin, Montreal, and
1872 others arrived yesterday at the Irving House.
signor Ponce aud family, Havana Madame Bertis and
family. do w. j. schenck and family New York; w.
troit; Captain 8 L. Brun, q. s. M Captain Taylor,
Arkansas; Hon. c. Coleman New York; 7. Dixon, Esq
Niagara Mr. Runil and family L. Island, and ninety
three others have arrived and taken apartments at the
Union Place Hotel
DR.. weblett, Virginia; W. II. Powers, Alabams; G.
Brown Toronto; Allen Paine, j. X. stapleton, Balti
more saml G. Morton, ladelphia, and seventy
others arrived yesterday, and have taken rooms at
the Howard Hotel.
E. p Handy, U. 8 N; T. C. Pitcher, .. s. A: A. W.
Hutchinson, Ala; II. Bayard, Va and ninety-seven
others arrived yesterday and teok rooms at the Astsr
House.
J. y. Harrison. U. s. N; Maj. Wayne, U. s. A.; g. o.
johnson, Ga r. ii. Rhodes. Va; DR.. Hare, Phladel-
pha and sevent four others rived yesterday and
took rooms at the American Hotel
Miss Frederika premer 10 at Albany, N. Y.
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NEW ENGLAND CLUB.
First Innings

PEpEsrRIAsrsM-Af foot race, Of q quarter Of q mile,
for $500, of yesterday afternoon, at the Centre
Vile Course, between Hugh Curren and p. Glossy
The latter named hardly by about fifteen yards.
Curren the favore at leo to &c. and considerable
money was lost on him. The parties we're in Training
only ten days, and being but amateurs at this busi-
they acquitted themselves very we'll the winner
performing the distance in nfty. nine seconds.
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"cup,d's Aid-de-osmp'' mi. tiIe has

been given Bose Hypsron Tuds for the ladies declare
70 Be the most powerful ally Il The tie Cod Love.
u sertny ne most splendid pregarsten Tor the hair
Nashinetan street. Boston aso. ty A. D. sanis No
LOO Fulton street; Rushton, Ciark Co. No no Broadway
New Hork.
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Mothers, Attent,sn LIZ you want . sure.

RAPID aud never falling Tor sFoei Broken Breasts
and SORE NIPPLES, get Daieys Genuine Psin kstracsor
Avoid the connerfes the Oh and
Inc article in the new drsss, a. nropri.ters depot.
IA. DALEY, t5 Broadvay
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u;i,,.s..Nn. $3.50. s.PIvsSSo ~ Ancx1ean
French nnsT and " Dy:,e. street De
On placing her head. seeing how vii a H.
benevolent features s delirktod vh n a.
donor:
CoPy-Mis Jenny Lind presents her best sompmsuts 10
Mr r. A and begs to her
the beautiful present Mrs. sases hss been kad enough 70
send and which she shall feel eat pleasure In
EEw YoRx, eept. q 1880
The original be 1t Mrs. L. Isaxo's store Nos
and 81 Division street. and also the style Bonnsts
which Jenny Lind takes 80 much pleasure in wearing
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Nhtsrs - - Nassau % Pine street. in the
American EnElsh frsaeh, and every ehs. style % suit
the veare- Performs the work skfnily. and
conforms 10 70 the features and GENERAL Of the
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Court Calendar-Thls Day.
COMMON PLrAs-Nos All, sS7. 4s9 4ol, 4e3, <e5, 497
400 sol, sos, sos, 5l3 Sis, 5l7, Sal, 523.
CiRcuIT CouRr.-TS6 to 7e4, 1907 to 800.
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Hair Dye eau only be procured 81 the anwsetory Wall
rrls. The public shosld guard against limitations See
various diplomas. Persons vhoss hair has assumed had
olor from the Of the imitation dyes have ~
rooted BY calling a. above. CORY the address.
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been Awarded 20 VIM BAtehor for the tss' wrs aud rsu
rees The rutc invited his stvie Ter
lsi0. a. BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory Wall e..
" keeps the largest and beat assortment IA the city Cpy
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from the highest to the lowest Of its despotisms
That principle will never be abandoned by the
United States. The American people would hurl
from Office, with indignity and contempt, any ad-
ministraton that would not promptly apply it when
occasion demanded. The United States is the
most powerful nation in the world, and
it will increase in strength from year to
year. II will net be dictated to by any
foreign power, nor by any combination of foreign
powers, any thieves alliances, in any part of
the globe II will pursue its designs, aud acquire
further territory in fair and honorable manner,
if its interests require any increase. We will not
play the deceitful and despicable game which
/ England did in India, and which she tried to play
! in Central America, untilshe was estopped by the
! United States, and compelled to retrace her steps.
| We were astonished to see such ridiculous
article in the London Times, as that to which we
have referred. The writer of it exhibits deplor-
able ignorance of the power of this country and Of
the determination of our people if he supposes that
the threats of Europe combined would have any other
effect this side OF the Atlantic, than to provoke
ridicule and contempt He has yet to learn that
we despise threats, come from what quarter they
| may, and that we know rights, and, knowing
them, dare maintain them against any alliance
that Europe could form to oppose u.s. So much
for English threats and bombast.
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Opera Cslasses.-500 Glasses OF very great
mAgnyng power Just reserved aud for sAe low whole
sale retail. by GILBERT. ROCKWELL DAVIS, n
Courtlandt street.
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The P1umbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
No 2 Brsadway-Ths justly celebrated Gallery every
should visit II tains the largest collection Of portraits
Of distinguished In this country executed in in
mitabe style By the Oldest artists the United States
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more complete and beautiful assort-
Of Gold and watches have before
than that offered for sale BY j. Y Savage Fulton street
We would advise wholesale dealers and others 30 examine
The Reheeu Everp Gold Pens which have born
high reputation for years, are sold as above.
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that he sells heater cheaper and more durable boots
shoes gaiters, Se than any other dealer in town We
would sdvis readers who about making
Wholesale reta to call at No. $50 Fulton street, where
they viii ind large Assortment, at low prices
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Elegant Bridal Cards, Envelopes, Cake
Boxes and Bridal Waters the latest and most fsstsna-
bic styles be had EvERDELLs, yl2 Broadway
Of Duane Mr. Evrde has branch store at No.
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original manufacturer celebrated Opea Chain Shell
comhs and the only manufacturer In invites the
ladies 20 call and examine hs late improved patterns Pre-
MUM Open Chains, 80. Combs AZ Wholesale.
q ". QUIMBY, Slk proadway.
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4. y. District Court.

s,r,y,r. TSscovr, We: opened and sijsusnsd
10 TUESDAY neat.
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Them % s.its-An Elegant and r.

able assortment Just hand, consisting Of cio
Coats Cashmere Pants aud Fancy Vests; also oveoost
Coaks 81 f2 Corner of Nassau and Beekman, ais
corner Of Grand and Centre streets.
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COMMON PLrAs-kOs III
400, sol, 603 sos, 5l3, 5l5, SIT, 52l, 523.
CiRouIT CovRT.-7s6 to 7e4, 1907 to 500
more complete and beautiful assort-
than tina, offered for s.s By s.ys. q Fulton street
The Risssiisu Ev.rponsa coia Pens which have born
high reputation for years, are soii above.
Sound Losic--Broosxs's Customers insist
S: he % ss't sg o sSs Ssst IN n s'I
s.y s s 20 '''''
able assrtment has Just come 90 hand consisting Of ce,h
cSst Gr.3srs rss's and fansy vs'. ss oyss'sis
corner Of Grand and Centre streets.
Opera GIsssss.--5o0 Glasses OF very great
% .s s Ts +; Sa :d ,St % Eli sS
courtlAndt street.
The PIumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
should visit aims the largest collection o. portraits
Of distinguished in this executed in in
mtsble style By the Oldest artists in the United States
Elegant Bridal Cards, Envelopes, Cake
and s ss !: Sss e Rs srf
Wall for the accommodation Of his down town
toners.
Comb Man uf.ctory, 303ss Byosdway.-rhs
sos Ss s"y
ladies 20 eau and examine his late improved patterns fre-
EN-. oUIMBY. SoJx Broadway.
Hair Oye.-Bstcneior's 0sauins Liquid
Hair Dye eau only be procured q, the msnvfsetory wa
various Diplomas Persons ~hoss lair has sssu ID lad
,o;s from s use q the P,st.s dyss can have oor
Wigs ana Toupe.s-Another Medal has
been Asardes % VIM Bashor for The ts.' WIS aud Teu
E h, ESls a, %ysS % n,EHs' be 9,- VII e,
k, ths largest and hsss assortment IA the city cpy
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The Place to Bay Cheap and
-E W c . . , s.

TIME subscribers have Just made add
lion their stock OF GoeGs, aai ih-v
respectfully IaVlte their sri-n:s 4aa the raaiIc
. call, exatI4ia.. ami compare prices with the
sane sort III Merchandise, no~ for sale IN
Other Stores IN KsehfnoHr. TREY are d,terntin
81 10 etFef thea customers caed bsrEalos. aud
ii Viii not be tie fault OF {. SHOWER s
co, II purchases uat mate.
They have neil-<eiectrl stock OF CIo}hs
Ces-stfer~s, Satiit,tiS, leans. FfaBn-I<, ia.irs'
Dress Goods. GentIr'nen's Summer Coos.
Paifn Leaf Hats. &c, sc.
Grl \ gae3 assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES
~ ana ~LIrFERS, winch can and Will De-
sola At !o~ prices. Also.-An assortment OF
pARAscLs aue UMBaELLAs.
ALso.-C9f!ery. Qaeenstrgre. Hard,cars, Glass,
Naiis. Utitc LeiJ. on. Groceries. &c
JTWHEAT. FLAXSEED, CORN ard OATS,
IN detnan d at An times: for which viii be pail
the highest marAet-prtce III Cash or Goods
TFsoIS pRoDJ Z. taken il
.change for Goo -
c SHOWER & co,
Pc4yl .Ssrrft. Sa,as e. 'Is CstAol.c Ctyrci.
+ IcKN JSp. Aey 20. I-5t. 22tf
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To his old customers,
TAHiOKlING.

TENuE undersigned would inform their fre'ds
4 and the public generally. that they ARE
prepared to make up all kinds Of garments ia
the Taiiortug ftHr. eIther furnish the riatcfl-
ais or peJsons turriat thar ruoteriais; nul.
bring now in possession Of Cen" g scott :
Spring Il summer Fashions and having the be =
Of wnrkuen IN their employ. tHry f-rl cnufi-
dent that they cannot fah TO please all vino
may favor them with their work.
ITSnop one door U'et ~ Sioap'S Hofci II
+ RQUHtE & VICkERS
Richmond. May !, 1880. 39-tt