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, EMTOOLLEN WRAPPINGS-Ala large vari.
Wv ety Of the above just received and for sale

"OOLLEN WRAPPINGS-Al large vari.
Wv iety Of the above just received and for sale
Fancy wool Sacks, for ladies'
Do do do for children,
Do do Hats and Caps do
Do do Carriers do
Do do Mufflers'and Boas,
Also, handsome variety Of fancy wool Hose, for
children. VIM. SWORDS.
oc Is 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
NHUND LEY, NORYFLL, Il JONES
III GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, No IA Pearl street.
ELISHA 2. HuNDLEY,)
WIN d. NoRvELL,
SAM j. JONES. no
III ERRINGs.---No. clip, gross and Roe Her
VI u rings for sale.
jy 90 ED. M. MORGAN, Main st.
HNISSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore
-RW existing under the firm of RANKIN &
WHlTLOCK, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ROBERT RANKIN
de 10 B. B. WHITLOCK.
E1NLEGANT TOILET SOAPS, OF AME-
EI RICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH MAN.
UFACTURES-Our assortment of Toilet Scans
comprehends the very best that money can buy and
such are noted for their superior quality exquisite
odour and excellent properties, viz:
Lows Honey Cakes and Tablets
Lows brown Windsor
Lows white Windsor
Lows Nihel Videur Mundins
Lows Benzoin Cakes and Tablets
Lows Oriental
London city works inlad Tablets
Trender's Honey Magnums
HowarPs Chloride for the teeth
Waters soap for the teeth
Pnaud's French Almond
Hyde's improved Chemical Tor musns
Johnson's Military Soap
Gales original Myrtle
Colgate's Palm, in bars
American Shaving Cakes
Lily Floating Soap
Dayis's fragrant Chinese
Guerlains Imperial Shaving
Taylor's transparent Cakes and Balls
HuPs fancy Balls
Celrll's Honey and brown Windsor
Together with many other cheap and fine Soaps, to
suit all tastes, for sale by
no 90 DOVE, IsAACS & co.
HE MOUNTS TOOTH ACHE DROPS
~ Warranted to cure in minute-one night
sleep is worth the money; just received and for sale
by
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NAT ATCHES AND JEW ELLERY AT
wv VERY LOW PRICES.

NA7 ATCHEs AND JEW ELLERY AT
Wv VERY Low PRICES.
Fine Gold Lepne Watches, Jewels at $50.
Fine Gold Detached Levers, 10 Jewels at $685.
Fine Gold Patent Levers at $50, and all other kinds
OF Gold aud Silver Watches. at equally low prices.
Also, all kinds Of Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Chains,
Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Diamond Rings and Pins, Bracelets, Gold Locke is,
Cuff Pms, Ear Rings, Gold and Silver .spectacles,
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Silver Fruit Koves, Silver
Spoons, Cups and Forks. &c.
All Watches warranted to keep good time, or to be
exchanged
Watches, Clocks and Jewellery repaired in the best
manner. GENNET u JAMES,
de 8 Eagle Square.
&sTORfS FOR notwithstanding to remove
~ on Isl Feb'y. next, 20 The large store cor.
ner Of Cary and Pearl streets, will rent the Two
large and commodious houses now occupied by us,
for oul uneXpired time. Possession to be given the
above date We are authorised by the to add
that the stores be rented of him fair alter
our time expires. There are few better, more desi-
raba stands Tor business in The city.
de 10 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, Va.
F5NHE subscriber begs leave 10 announce to the c-
4 of Richmond and surrounding country that
he has opened supply of splendid Ready-made Co-
thing at the above place, manufactured expressly for
this market. Gentlemen, call and examine my stock
of Clothing for il will be to your interest do so-
MY Elotto Is quick safes ana small prOlts, Tor caSn only
&C 25-4m JOHN GREENTREE.
UNAPTA AAACHE GOODS
Il Writing Desks, all sizes
Backgammon Boards
Work Boxes
Oval land round Tables
Work Tables, Gard Receivers
Tea Trays, Walters in SETS or sngly
Tea Caddes, Portfolios
Music Folios, Odien Boxes
Card Boxes, Redcues
Work Baskets
Tea Tables, in suits of three Cabinets.
A splendid assortment OF the above goods, suitable
fer Holiday Presents, &c. imported direct and tor sale
at enters,
de 10 1877 Main ST.
DLAKE's PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT
ID Tor sale by
de l6 r.. r. DUVAL.
a AGUAYRA COFFEE-2OO bags
"a English Dairy Cheese--250 boxes
lava Cofee--l50 bags
Bunch Raisins-200 boxes
Receiving and Tor sale by
de DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
WEAY.--I5l bales northern Hay, OF strictly prims
q IL quality, all shipped under Dock-receivug THE
day per schooner William Morice, for sale by
| no II J & + CLENDINING.
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EPUT'TER-30 kegs prime Goshen Butter, laed-
ED ing and for sale by
no 90 WIN. TAYLOR
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81 e. - ST R A M Els, &c. =
ofevery description, Verandahs, Baconys Tree Boxes,
Enclosures for Cemeres and OF every variety of pat
terms, and put pin the best Workman like manner,
and as cheap as they be procured at the north,
All persons are icrewarned not TO infringe on our
right for this State, the law will be enforced on all
that do it. j. F. BARNS & BROTHER,
Corner Gary and 9th streets,
no 4-tf Richmond, Va.
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N. B. A good assortment of rich lustre black silks
for Mantlas and Dresses with trimmings, for sale
low at
oc23 VIM j. SWORDS
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THEFSE.-200 boxes Goshen Cheese, landing
" and for sale by
no 81 VIM. TAYLOR.
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Ep AISINS.-3o0 whole and quarter boxes, on hand
q a and for sale by
no ID TINSLEY & BRYANT.
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lkFsa s l.s.lll
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WATKINS & MORTON,
de 2--c2m Petersburn Va

ALEX. GARRETI.
GeS7 Richmond Wing and Enquirer, Petersburg In
telligencer, Lynchburg Virgnian and Winchester Re-
publican will each copy weekly toui times.
no ll-ct
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vWNEA.-Superior Gunpowder, Imperial and Dung
IL Hyson Tea, for sale by
iy29 ED. NJ MORGAN, Main st.
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WpUILDING LOTS.-3 desirable Building Lots,
LID situated on Valley street, corner Of Concord,
lately purchased and will be sold very low accom-
modating terms. Apply to .
de / LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.
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THE SUBSCRl
bers have purchased
from the patentee the
right Of Virginia, lex
cept the counties of
Brooke, Ohio, Mar
shall, Tyler, Wood,
jackson, Mason Ca
bel, and w ayne) for
the manufacture of
WIRE RAlLINGS
GRATlNGS, VIM
DOW FRAMES,
BALCONYS, We
RANDAHS AND
n ENCTnSup ES e..
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Nh OCHA COFFEE, for sale by
lVM no 90 E. Fl. SKINKER
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NTEW DRESS GOODS A large and hand
~ some assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods of the
newest styles and materials, just received and Tor sale
at the lowest prices.
|. Ladies will please cal and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
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a SHEESE-50 boxes Pine pple, on hand and
" for sale by
no Ia TINSLEY & BRYANT.
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DORTER AND ABEL have on hand large
Il stock of Philadelphia Porter and Ale, IN quart and
mint bottles Private families invalids, &c, be
supplied with an excellent article and in prime order
1t will be sent 10 any part OF the city.
.ooa JOHN CLENDTNING
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RINDSTONE S "A lot OF superior Grlndsones
NH received and for sale.
my ED. M. MORGAN, Main st.
ERON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, COPPER
aS&c.
100 tons American R oiled, Sweede and English Iron,
comprising full assortment of fiat, round and
square bars
10 tons hammered Iron, for farming purposes
200 bundles hoop and band Iron
100 do American, English and Russia Sheet Iron
American and English BlistereG Steel
MAYORS cast and shear Steel
$50 boxes Tin Plates-ditierent sizes
Block Tin sheet and bolt Copper
Bar, sheet, and pig Lead, sheet Zinc, Wire, &c
For sale by E Fl SKINKER,
no 10 No Is Pearl street
EHEESE, PALS, BROOMS, &c.
" SO casks prime Goshen Cheese
100 dozen painted Pals
100 dozen cheap Brooms
SO drums Figs
Receiving aud for sale by
pes II, w. TYLER.
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Va ERRINGS.--No. clip, gross and Roe Her
u IL rings, for sale.
jy 90 ED. M. MORGAN, Main st.
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TAT EGFsO MIRING-The subscriber again offers
V his services to his friends and the public, for hiring
negroes Tor the ensuing year. He pledges himself
who may favor him with their business, and 10 pay
special attention to the Negroes during sickness. He
hopes from an experience Of 10 years, be able to
give satisfaction He will also attend to Renting
Houses, and collecting all claims entrusted to his care
Office at the old stand of Dabney & Cauthorn, corner
OF Main and 18th streets opposite the City Hoel.
de 5--cw2w EDWARD ~ DABNEY.
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NNOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND CUM
T. SuMPTION.-Ayres Cherry Pectoral. Rush
ton, Clark q Cos and Symes Cod Liver Oil Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Mrs Gardeners Balsam Of
Liverwort and Horehound, Mis- Jervis' Cold Candy,
tract OF Wild Cherry Hastings Syrup of Naptha,
Thompson's Syrup otTar, Jaynes' Expecterant, and
Brysns Pumonic Wafers-a tsesh supply just received
and for sale by w LADD, Druggist,
no 10 3l9 Broad st.
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TARIS MANTILLAS.-THE MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
81 broadway, Exclusively appropriated 70 the impor-
and of these elegant appendages of Ia
dies opened Tuesday the LIST Of April and is
repete with superb and extensive variety Of the
latest Partisan designs in rich and fashionable
material The inspection ladies respectfully solicited
GEO. BULPIN, 3JI Broadway.
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NEWS BY ELEGRAPH.
Final Departure OF sin,ms for Savannah
Attempt Of the Aboiifionists to Bring Ifi,a
Back to Boston. Sc.
Rnsrnr Anril LIS "

VI.
The hr.g Acorn. having board the fsgitive dave
SiIus aimed az anchur at Nantucket Kus A. in the
utter hSftor during Saturday.
A. tier tempt made during the day ct pos-
.ssi1n ~. the criminal warrant isssiri b. Rich
aa " Areth-. ustice through sheriff Evel.th whr a.,
clts 10 act ~ reported that the wit after
ptrt~ placed IN y hands a Con~abie La.tos. q Ra~
ton aud Deputy sheriff Adams Il Roxbufy Nsrf *
uafy. Nautunst Roads being Ia that co,gniyl aud
sttiHsf charsa ID and twenty eRp iuyed e.
board IT, Acorn wtiL ~ anchor aud frcihy III the
fugitive the author ~ ~ the state but the Acorn
sslsd ~ iaf lust eight O'clock. T. NJ, saturday aud
Afterwards sesu RI half-tasi eleven ocirk anlar
Fail With tair Wind With ut any att, myt btard l.
supposed u wa atsndono Z
United staics Marshal lie went down a. the brig
Ia pilc-hoat. At ten och * a ". On Saturday aud
remained ON board during tn my With eight members
q the city watch aud the n lice force aud rtsrasi
with them h. the city in the pills t At one O'Clock
Sunday morning.
Deputy United States Marshall John u. Riley. y. u.
Byrnes, and officers boiver. Clar G sHwin. aud True.
procetd ed in the vessel 10 Savannah th The prisoner
The brg has besides, 81 eight men two mates.
aud the csptcin and provided With Two cannon and
mall nrms.
The slave. although unwilling 10 60 MAJ. the best 81
bis situation and INDUCED those board WIN the Ia
yorte m,lody ~ oh carry back 10 ole Vim 'nny 20
the accompaniment OF pair oastancts by on OF the
branch pilots.
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Naval IuteyI,~erce.

The u 8. Ship Germantown will sail to-day for the
tached to her
Coumodorv-E A. Y. lavallette
Communicates. u Knight
Leutenants-&. A Thomson Jas III North Geo r.
Colvocoressis. Geo, w Rodgers
sssvecn-W~s + Patten
Assistant saIsceon-A v Bell
Purscr-Wls. A. Christian.
Acting Naser-J 5. Bohrer.
0cunnodUe's Sscretary-R. w Cushman
brevet Captain Marines ID Snnms.
Passed Mkdshipman--R NJ. McArann.
MidsbS pmen--J. Taylor Wood. VIM Gwinn WIN ii
Tocn, VIM. III. Ward, Edwd 7. McCrea Fras. Il. Shep
pcrd, Jesse Taylor
Captains Clerk->Joseph A. Yates.
Boatswain-John Burrows
Gunner-Wm. W. Fisher.
Observation-Disclosures Thompson.
Sailmaker-Theodore c. Herbert.
Purser's Clerk. Is York.
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LATER FROM CUBA-We have later news from
Havana, by the Isabel steamer, arrived at Charles
ton but there is not whisper of the rumored in
surrection, which seems to have originated in the
folly Of the Lopez at the South, some of whom,
doubt are idle enough to entertain belief that
the vanquished hero Of Cardenas Is inclined to
make another attempt Oh the island of Cuba. The
whole business is farce. There is not the slightest
ground for entertaining any apprehension that Cuba
would aid in any such rash design, and to talk of
another invasion. therefore. is ridiculous.
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Arrival OF the North America.

The steamship North America Capt. Blethen, arrived
yesterday from New Orleans two days ahead Of
the overland mail. The steamers continually
anticipating the mails from the South.
The y A brings hundred passengers. Annexed
their
Jones, pr Nc Duncan. Peter Taylor Hutchinson J
Watson, q RapheL { B Bradly, j Rich, @ Finch. j
N'Naman Capt llersy CAPT Taekeing Mrs IArkellug A
Grancy, Patterson. II Heyt DIR Baskly wih Yard,
mig v { Lewis : D North ' 7 Robinson Danivan,
q Dauiyan let's. 10 Green. Hariton. VIM Giants,
trumr James Disi6n Dasi. creEsS II White ii iiuri-
burt. Philip Ready. shannon. w " Leonard. Taylor X
!" "rsht iansly kirk: Phihips y Field. Hop,
Baleock Wild. Peter Rouse, @ Howell, Fowler.
Smith, d Woman, Mccall, G Lowell Christian
Barry. Lettet. Martin. " smith stebsens. John
Etes. JJvrtcg, Pree. Csrman; Q l. Cempers. c
G Harirsu NulicSn, u Bahcock. W Beck. Mr. Har-
RI. Chgiin. Thomas y Russ Battles. J Fuller,
Van AHburs Mrs Price, hrs Green, Mrs Thompson,
The North American cxpcr constant succession
of storms and head wnls She snde her passage hence
to Chagre. ia eight days. and from Porto Belo to the
Orlosn. II l. ocok the 9th inst She had five hun
bred Passenger vhtn he left ChAgcs aud landed four
hundred Il them al New Orleans.
Peter Rouse, aged about twcnty years IL South
Carlo. Green County y y died on the llth inst Ills
father. Ablm Rouse receive his effects By applying
al the Office u The agent, pier J. North river y Y
The burnt district ut Gurg0na had been rebuilt and
business i progressing again Rents higher than
Ia Broadway.
There was gleat depression in business az Charrcs
goals III lower than at New lork-.ams. &c. per ID
clothing NJ New York prices; eggs sell al loo each
Tho work On the railroad vii. be- suspended in about
month The work going On we'll when the y A. left,
The lnost difficult part 81 it l. tsarly completed
North America. which W are compelled - leave out
IL viii apptar e. morrow.
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TRAyELLE4ls, GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PIffLADELPIIrA.-NEw YORE
~ and Philadelphia dirrct-United States Nail Line
Through In ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare
duced 20 50 for hrrtisss and 81 90 for I~sve
New York At M from foot Of Courtlandt street, and al
IA NJ and y. ~, FROM foot of Liberty street Leave
rhisdelphia at 6andsA n andsP.h. IRON the foot Of
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILRoAD LINE IRON NEW
" York 70 Phisdelphia-Leaves pier No. Ner.h River
~ stesmbost JOHN POTTER; Morning Line, 81 O'clock
e. M; Aiternoon Line o'clock, y. NJ Fave By essher
~ ferward deck, ~ Emtgrant Lane at 81 o'clock p
~ Fare, SIS II RIfss asan.
ptNNsfLNANIA RAILROAD COMPANY ARg now
iserwarong goods u fittsturgh in days, from
rhadelphia, ut the following rates via first Chase
DRY G2sds shoes Hat &C. 81 PER 100 l6s second Cass-
brown sutlins Groceries. Hardware, Sc ets per
~ b,; Inrd-QuecnsSare Coffee Tin Sc ~ cts per 100,
Tar Pitch, Ao, 90 IT, per bs. No
eharged Tor receiving or Forwarding goods al
Pa o. fittsbgrgh. Goods from New York boston.
any oi the Eastern Manufacturing COMPANIES 10 insure
aeIsieh@ Pittsbnrgh and all parts 81 The Great West,
p te consigned 70 ". II. HOUSTON, Freight AGENT
fhiadelphis- keFADEN a CAvoDE Agents,
gAaal Baap, Pittsburgh
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THE TELEGRAPH.
FINE ARTS.

ElNE ARTs.-EMIL sEfTz. g8 BROADWAY. THIRD
moor, importer Of all kinds OF French and Germars
sngravng lithograrhs aud drawing studies Agent for
DAcIERREoTrPE-FfE SCALE PLATEs.-rUEsE.
plates are warranted - he perfect, and
Dagnrrah impression richer than any They
are sed with the privilege Of returning any
would TAIL 70 give entire satisfaction. Address Victor Bishop
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y they are poorly mae are shoehng oad STOCK wle aa
desirable This principle the mechanic, and the Of OBJ
seryaton well understand but when excellent material
il moulded BY the hand of genius-then do realize the
gems OF The Hat Fnishers Union, of this city
beyond question the most eminent body of mechanics in
this country and the unqualified APPRECIATION conferred
upon the quality Of their productions their gres
tee that they appreciated by the public Their Hats for
the price the cheapest in the eitS3 and 81 Their
HIM
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that men are 70 be rendered free from disease debility aud
premature old DEATH then will The Nervous Anti
dote he in demand but the time has yet then
labor In vain. As IL H. verify believe from the
deriul benefit that has done and the aud
demand for IL that the time has BE that as II
know this-that IL Is duty 20 tell what Il has
done and what will do II will diseases that other
medicine will reaeht will every kiud OF the
debility and consumption. The have
grstsin the Basement Of sA eenweh streetbctween
and y NJ Depot lU2 Nassau street-Sl bottle. TALBOT
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Stylish Roots and Elegant shoes.-The

beautiful styles Of that curious useful comfortable
baung and necessary part Of outer dress the shoe
and the boot kept by Cahil tG7 Broadway. His fine
French calf boots which fit and sit decatey glove,
all the gentlemen of taste and fashion;
while his endless variety of stylish goods for ladies
ri ais other establishment in the city The most neat
and graceful ladies shoes made and sold by Cai
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Mail Dstsnced California Express-Berord Co.. No
Aston House, will send special messenger. Capt b. f
Maudn in charge of their mail bags and packages 18th
inst by steamer North America" Capt. Msuldin will
take the mail and freight through to San Francisco by
Of LIST May from Panama Postage, Is cents and
freight to San Francisco, cents pound Nail closes at
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beautiful goods in the of earpongs that
to be found at the store OF Peterson Humphrey
of Broadway and White The richest styles
that the of England
produced and the substantial
Mus and industry of country all displayed in the
extensive showroom of this large establishment Those who
intend purchasing this spring will find here all
that they desire prices which deemed
able No should purchase carpet without first
ing the stock of Peterson 4 Humphrey.
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CALIFORNIA.

" rRcHHorr DE sofa 4 CO., COMMISSION NER.
~ chants San Trap~Sseo California neferences-Nessys
Orr, era Co So. ThoTss, W ~ noer Sand 4 Rsrs Ns-
York. y. w. Bruno Sons Baltimore; Gosssr Co Bas-
Son; Pm Ting Croschen, Londop; John A. Droese Co.
Bveneni Co rson Co.. bremen; Jshs ksson Co. Phil
etelphia-
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Italy, having finished large Marble Statues Monu
ments in Greenwood Cemetery Invites his friends ALBANIA
Of the Fine Arts visit bis studio which will be
for the free exhibition Of the said Statues from Monday
he7h until Tuesday the I'D Of APRIL at lj2 East Twenty
frmt .frs
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r~snaled who wished to keep the fun up little longer
and "a celebrate In sti stronger manner the annyer-
s.rv Of the birth day the sage Of Ashland Our re-
nrter said short time down their donss which
he reports AZ follows
Mr. pre.idcnt-In rising 10 address such numerous
and respectable sssembage Of the friends Of Henry
% hang H. We have had enough Of speeches Mr. Pre-
sident-cnn't Won give q song daughter
We arr all hand Of brothers,
Wear all ----.
Three cs~~rs for the Mill boy Of the sashes
Oh Harry Clay. this is thy natal day
We here tonight
With hearts unite,
To celebrate the day daughter
Hang the chorous give Us the whole q A. daughter
For when the Union asfailed,
One wished him to give way.
Gene. Captain, lets 20 home.
Where's my hat where's my five dollar hat
Haiter-waiter-Iny cane,
We won't 70 home till morning,
We won't 70 home till morning.
Here's 'o you Harry Clay
- Harry Clay.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.


EoR sALE.-THE FAST TRoTTISG HORSE GREY
Major kind In double and single harness
under the saddle and his mile inside 80 together
with Wagon, leather shifting top. In good order aud Sui
hey (nearly newt double Harness two sets single Harness
Blankets Robe Ae The whole will he sold low. Can be
y. Shed,kcrs stable, brooklyn. Fer particulars
quire Of Geo. l.. shaw. 49, broadway.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness stc
Monday and wednesday commencing at II o'clock Persons
having property dispose Of will please call and have
gittcrrd before ~ O'Clock, JOHN II. GATtIEbD.
I,oR sALE-A HANDSOME BLACK HORSE. EIGHT
Old fifteen aud three fourth hands high perfectly
sound and Kind In all harness. just from the country has
tr0ted his mile in three minutes Can he Mr. Bar
hanks abla In Fourteenth street. between Bsadpay
Fourth avenue. Apply at III East Twenty first street.
y ELEGANT PHETON FOR SALE-BuILT BY
"a wood Tumltns0n Co. to order, Of $40 IL
Il in perfect order having heen little upod-w be sold
very low. Apply WOOD, TOMLlNsON CO, 40 broad.
wRy.
Ny PERSON WHO rs ~ WANT or A BROWN
n mare ~ hands high Young sound gentle and good
traveller buy for iess than her value II will
call by Monday Afternoon tas the leave the
'ity,l - Roiinson.st at Chamtsrlains
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friends and patrons that they have temporarily removed
their cigar store to lis Nassau street the basement where
they would be happy all their old customers They
10 store rebuilt the site of their
old stand lis Nassau street. about the LIST of July
uex
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WIN. MCCORMICK. AUCTIOHEER, STORE Is SPRUCE
w street-Handsome and Costly Furniture Wednesday
at 10 o'clock at 81 Second avenue all the furniture contain
the belonging the late Mrs. Wymbs consist
ing Of rosewood Panoforte elegant large
pier glasses sofas couches Brussels carpets window
tain oil paintings and all the furniture Of base
ment, and Kitchen
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,John Keese. Auctioneer,

John keese, AuctiOncer.-Jamee Cooley
will give prompt and faithful attention TO the sale Of House.
hold the residences Of families win receive
IL for sale at his eapacious rooms " and s Broadway COR
OF White street. Cash advances all consgnmens-
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