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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-01
OF THE SWEDISH
NIGHTINGALE.

4 The v hart III the loot OF Canal street was
Crowded rom an early hour this morning, with
large number OF persons anxious TO witness
kle departure Of the Swedish Nightingale'
4 hom our shores by the U. s. steamer Atlantic.
At hall past ii o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
scnmdt arrived in close carriage and as
boon as il was discovered who they were, the
kIowd cheered most enthusiastically. The
kaniage drove down the wharf till it drew up
slong side the Steamer, and Mr.. Goldschmidt
Eaving first stepped out assisted out Mrs. G.
! nd both Immediately went below. Several
ersons also rushed down below with them
nd considerable excitement prevailed both on
Olrd anG ashore.
/ Having remained for some time below, Ma
ame e., her husband, and Capt. West made
#hem appearance on deck, and were again en-
Enthusiastically greeted by the crowds assembled
Rn the surrounding wharves. Taking a hold
n the ratings the lady mounted on the paddle
|spx, and vas followed by Mr.. G. and Captain
Vest. Here ihey stood till the steamer began
I'd clear Olt from the wharf, and as the crowd
kheered she waived her handkerchief as last
ndleu. She seemed a good deal affected, all
Hrough. A large number of"Stars" were as
ksual IN attendance, and their exertions TO
Eeate confusion were as usual successful.
Precisely at twelve O'Clock, the booming of
=
He time o; departure. The hawsers are drawn
E, the steam begins to whistle, the ponderous
4 heels begin to move, and, in a moment or two
Rore, the gallant vessel moves offmajestical-
lilo The stream; cheer upon cheer rises from
b e multitude on shore: but the responses from
& e decks OF the steamer are silenced by the
Eannon again. The bull of the steamer is well
2h hidden rom sight by the smoke. On she
EUyes, nov heading for the Lower Bay. The
Nuie steamer Jenny Lind passes her, off Bar
Eay street, and bids her namesake hearty
od bye, ~ the shape of salute, which is
q iomnuy responded to from the decks of the
&tianlic. "Bang" "bang!" "bang!' from the
&ynthon Great Britain, then, quick us light
& hg, IN return, gun for gun, from the Atlantic,
- three more in addition from the Cunard
Il @SeamshIp Africa, at Jersey city. The small
d steamers in the harbor stopped their wheels
token oi respects" the passengers on the
81 onoken aud jersey city ferry boats united in
81 hunah,' which was caught up by the crowd
81 people that had come down to the docks
81 get glimpse Of the spectacle. BY this
#iHe The gallant vessel had got pretty well
own the hqrbor; the roar of the cannon was
8 ! l'hed, The smoke gradually died away, show
4g more plainly the dark, massive outline of
ae steamer as it gradually diminished in the
stance. aiany stood watching till the bluffs
81 the naFrows concealed her from view,-
81 q OF the thousands who had made point to
4 present al the last good bye'' of the night
sale. who can believe there was one that did
say God bless Jenny Lind, while wishing
n speedy and prosperous voyage back to
welcome shores of the Old Word-N. Y.
q #1presS, Saturday.
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iNfokTE OF Dry Goops-The impo,,s of
Pii Goods at New York from Foreign norts q,
e month Of May, show Il falling off, ss com.
,Lrd ne, - with the same period of last wear Of
oa,3l9, and as compared with May 1850 If
i"i3,'4l. The decline from last year is mos,
'ceahie in woolens and silks; but from the
('e'ious year the falling off is greatest in cot
["'' ihe receipts being less than hall the
count ihsn gwen. This makes the total de.
,he IN imports of dry goods al this port, since
noafy lsi, amount 30 $4,353, 1868. and also
1--we decline, as compared with the irsl
months Of 1850, Of sI,i56,i37.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-01

O. FOR RENT. two newly built three.story
A:i Houses, with sas pipe. throu ahout--on Main
street., tween End and 3rd streets Apply to
nv 26-ts w. GODDIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-01

EEY The abominable aiianthus tree (miscaled
the ofheaven) is putting forth its bloom and its
aoominable odors. We pray for the day when
taere may not be une of these detestable exotics
and that other equally detestabls tree the Otahete
mulberry, left standing in thi. city. Why don't
gentlemen plant those magnificent trees, the silver
maple the swamp poplar, the willow oak, elm and
otL ers that might be named and get rid Of these
pests
DRUNK.-William Dalton, charged with drunk.
enness and Ill treating his family was on yesterday
committed to jail in default Of $500 security, to
keep the peace and be of good behavior
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"A /"
n TERS-Those who suffer from Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Want of Appetite Acidity OF the storn.
ach, and those diseases arising from derangemen:
these excellent Btters. They give tone to the
Stomach, assist the action OF the Liver and invig
crate the whole system. Price Ct cts per paper
sufficient to make Iquart of fine Bitters For sale
by E.. PICOT,
my 25 Corner opposite the Old Market
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aASKEE ENrERPRisE.-The following is an
Fract S from letter dated Sydney, Jan. 9th:
lie ankees will soon get masters of this
FaFhet if we do not get better line of shps
sttam communication between here and
tngIand. The first clipper-ship from the
nied States arrived here last week. She left
poston FIVE days after the news of our discoye-
was known, and made the passage here in
+ Gays bringing news from England up TO
|e 4'h OF October, whilst, by the direct way.
nave no later dates than the 18th ofSeptem-
T.. portion of her cargo consisted of wood
,'' ouche's .or ihe miners. think we shall
'h be sufficiently supplied with this article
ieci from America. Piease. ,hr,efora ~,
/ 'ehd Us any buckets Of this Jesc,ip,ion -
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u ADIE a. GRAY, DRUGGISTS, LIT
MAIN SrxExr, have In store, and are recelv-.
ing, large additions t0their stock Of Drugs.
Paints: OsI.' Dyes, Winsow VIVA 's Ga. an
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale oh tho
mos favorable terms to cash and punctual dealera,
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THE NOTES OF the Southern Mann fac
turers' Bank of Washington City, and Of the
Corporation of Fredericksburg, will be re-
ceived at per Dita Virgtnia Bank Notes at our
counter C. w. PURCELL & CO.,
my 90 Exchaage Brokers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
souAnr ron THE NoarH wrsrrnS p

SouAag roR THE NORTH WEsTERN PART or
THE CrTY-The city council, few months since,
very properly took up the subject OF providing
public squares for different sections of the city
Several squares were purchased, and every sec.
ton was pretty well provided for except the North
ernn quarter The council failed to procure a
square for that section, for what reason we have
forgotten, ii we knew but in coming to their
conclusion to forego the purchase OF los
there at the time they consoed the people concern.
ed with an invitation to visit the Poor House Burial
Ground a sort of substituted The invitation was
a remarkable one. The burial ground was q
strange place for recreation for young people and
children. Meditation among the tombs is salutary
to people who in the ng of life, and whose
sands are running out with rapidity that invites
them to such contemplations as may be suggested
amidst the habitations of the dead But such re-
Elections are not demanded by the young, and chill.
dren do not need the sanitary benefits of grave
yard a,mo sphere! We do not perceive the philos
ophy ofthe suggestion of the council, and therefore
cannot look upon the proximity of the people we
aude to, to the Poor House Cemetery, as at all re-
lieving them from the want of public ssuare-one
of those breathing places for dense populations.-
They need such comfort as much as any of those
provided for, and we hope they will have it award
ed to them. The proposition to make the buria
ground more public, was unfortunate, as late oc
currences have proved-the place having been
desecrated by a congregation idle and rowdy
persons, very much to the annoyance OF people
whose interest in the dead carried them there
while injury done to the ornaments placed b,
the hand of affection as tributes to the memory O
| fIiesds and relatives.
| We understand petitions nunerously signed hav
been sent into the Hall, requesting that jackson
Garden be bought by the city and set apart as
| public square. There could be no better place Sc
lected, and we should be gratifed at the purchas
of thar square for this purpose. II is admirably
located, and would suit the people in that quartz
of the city exactly At the time, the dweller
in the centre OF the city wonld have fine restin
place at the termination OF walk in that section
There are already number of trees upon it, an
very little expense would MAKE it fine publ
square. We do hope it may be bought by the city
we are sure the measure would meet with un versa
appreciation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-01

IMPORTANT ARREsT.-Officer Pollard, of
Jersey City, on Wednesday arrestedJ. Wilson
as he was leaving in the cars. He had the con-
troll at New Orleans OF miserable old steam
ship, the Fanny, and put her up for voyage
to San Francisco. Alter selling $4,000 worth
of tickets, at $3.50 each, he fed to the North.
Tse vessel was obliged to put into Savannah,
where she was seized by the Custom House
officers unseaworthy, and many of herpas
sengers came to New York. He was commit.
ted TO Bergen Jail in default of bail.-Newark
Dafig 2Sth,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-01

ENINE SALAD OIL.-SaIad OIL of extra
l. quality, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD e. CO.,
my 29 Druggists, 90 " ain street.
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RRANBRErH's PILLS.

.4neussm, or Infringement Of The Heat, Arfe-
ries. Plies, dc. DC.
ETSE the pills two or three times aweek in do
scs sufficient to purge freely; and when a
paroxism comes on. fearless use Of ihe Pills
mus, be made; down with six or eight, and IN a
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are st onyly puTsa.l. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
aud ssone In the eall-hlidder are treated IN the
same n.annor and although considered incura-
bic by The medical pt,iess.on, are curgl by the
use Of Branireth's Pills. Piles are cured by
Bra Idreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses
mus Be full; six OF eight for few nights to-
&c her will cure the worst cases. Whenever this
aI comes on in the Treatment Of other disea-
Fss, il is COOL sign: use nothin. but The pills,
AMI az an outward application. cold cream or
,rd, and make frequent use Of cold wafer locally.
Were there have been pectoral affections as
4stama. consumption. &c, perseverance will be
required with the pills 10 effect peralahen, cure.
Bu. any other course will assuredly bring on The
pae:osal Affection.
Ia If DEBILITY. Weakness. Hastiags, De-
eliass, or Consumption approaching. il will I've
necessary to commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going to bed; next night twa pills
do this alternately for three or four days. or
bn ser; If no alerzsimsiakes place, then increase
pill each nj ght until Eve or six pills are used
then decrease by one pill, down to one pill
Snodl any feverish symptoms arise. then take
slroag loses until the lever is reduced. When
ilis Is DONE the patient may drop down to such
doses IS thclr own ia e nent shill determine !,
heins cirefgT te keen the drain IR,n the impure
EatlAsss As these s1 removed 81 will No ika.v
adj ,nce,nent 20 sound health.
Dr.. Briulreta's Principal 0ni,e, 81 Broad
way New York.
~ Agents for the saicIof Brandreth's Pulls:
D. Heart. Hillshorough; >. B. M'Da,le, Chapel
Hill; O. 4. Mebane, Maspn Rail; 4. MickIc g.
o., Bnghan's School.
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DIR. s. %. gCHDDlTsElD,
Is now receiving large and
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HO u s e a n ii Lots
near lEiIlsbOrOngh,
FOR SALE OR pENr

'EHE HOUSE and Lot where the late Priesfly
~. Mangum resided, near ilsborough. on
tho Oxford road. Is offered for sale or rent The
House IS PLEASANTLY situated. AND though not
within the corporsioD. is sufficiently near to en-.
joy the advantages Of the town. The LOT has on
tall the necessary out houses good well. aud
garden. A lot adjoining containing aheut
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-
misses.
For terms, apply oSsephen Moore, ESQ. Hills
borough.
December I3. ~
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THE HILLsBoRoUcH RECORDER
.LIsHkn wEEKLl

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Deductions made in favor Of standing adset
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FOR SALE AT THE DRUG STORE,
(F0r Medicinal Purposes 0Dly.
HISTORY OF
NORNla 0Ag c LIMA

NUIsH'EL UEAE z ELN 80
TNHls great work, by Col. WHEELER. will he
ready for delivery in few days. The sub
scriher, having contracted, with the author. for
the sale and delivery Of the said work, Coz all the
Counties and Towns embraced in The list, aJ,
3D., 4lh and 5th Judicial Circuits, (pxcept Ra-
leigh aud three or four counties in The 5lll cir
cuit) wouHinform his friends and Subscribers.
that the distribution Of the work will commence
this month Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price to subscri-
bers $500, non-subscribers S2:25.
Religious, Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting A gency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsb borough, Ncy. s,-Issl. 0s-
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$500 CHALLENGE.

epNNN NAtAAAsAa~f~FS
"HATENEA coreens ~ hslkh I'D hsI- /
" pincss 81 pesFis i a al rgaes q ~ !
No. falosbls ilpoFlanue. iuke = ~ sranlea
Ihas every F<.sqa - = = y g.. rqrsE 2 ssss
iiE stsss = ren sAaaaisa, 49, 80.
wa saos.'?r % PlesHss s.e'. '~a - !. 80
ssrfzhre< issl ~ 10y ~ 49,
YEA hzt MvFhss Sees.--i;z ~ - st..1.en :.
ne Do-s cslso.'sa = sss'sns, arc NC p'I@-f
czases q ialse msisu.y o a~easss % %n'1h
ehili.sa ~ A1vAs - naa's. hyo4 80 saAI
petite fsai'H4sss ehsnsans 'len' ons Asno - ,os'
% snys1ef Id hrsa1. PAIN ~ ne s'a.<s
ins the nes< 'h*fdAesz and 'r''es y sns '<''S'
dry eeosl, son tsff. re.s w. t Is y,
befthzt 81 thrss csnoie /" ohnS' shd foa s1'~'c
81 once apply ne ffnssss =
HORFNSAGk'S WORM SYRUP.
A .ys,., f,,nsrs x..nn scientific principles com
..,undes .i,h sure xeu~s4tle suh~sances. being
he mosa .en5s5 in<aus With decided hene6c:sl r.
feri. Whsfr B1se1l lempisiais and DlurTk1a
have msde them eesk and deiiliistef, ne Ionic
properties " my Worn syrup are sarh inaI
sfan1s xilAcrt an eaual IN the esislogue q me-
dicines N giving tone and strength 10 me slo-
mach. which makes Il an iniAlbsis iemedy 'of
ihsss afflicted with Dgsptpsia. The astonishing
curss performed BY this sPrP after Phtsici.ns
haze failed. i he hes. evidence o. rs spIFno'
efficacy oFer al wheFs.
THE TAPE WORM.
Th.. = ~. NO. afseuh Worm 20 destroy Of
~, 60, ,hs h.,r,.n :. Stem. IA eroxs 10 en-
49,, ..s,,;,s le..sh l.,ro,.ing so coilel and
s.ss..,.l 3, an, Ina, .,..ss and Stomach. affecting
a.. h..l,h =, s.,l, !. 10 r,use 81. Wins Dance,
r;,x a. ,h., ,hose .fair,eJ seldom II eve. sus-
-, HI 4, !. 7ans uarm Fastening them 10 an
-. 800 Insar,lrr a. des,rov his Worm. a
80 1870 ,,s.,s,,n, mus, he pursued. II
...,l ,hs,.,,,,. ~. nr,,,e, 10 take six or eight
-, Pin. = - 10 remove All obssruc-
,;.,s a., ne Worn ss,up. which mus, he Ia
1870 -, s.hls.,,,onluls ,l,.es times
div. may act direct upon he Worm. These d.
re-iions followed. have never been known 10 iaii
in curing the mos, obstinate case Of Tape hor@''
fs HOBENSACK s LIVER PILLS.
No part az the svsssm is more atle to disease
,hsn the LIVER /, Saving AS n fiI,erer 10 pun
4 H. loo.; 4, cisnr The nroper secretion 20 The
b,ls 30 ,b,, any wrong action Of the li,er e.
r,stbe o,h.r impar,ans paris Of The system, and
re.uIs- x.r;,nslv 3, Liver Comulaiu, Jauud,ce,
Dss,enz;a A.. NE shouId. therefore. watch
every symo,om that might indicate 80 sc-
H., Il shs irer. These Pills are cotnlkeJ Of
ROOTS ANA PLANTS furnished l,y rssure IA
heal ,he NY. Namely. IL. An ExrseromAxr
which suamepts me secretion ION 4 the Pulmo-
nary mucous membrane. on promotes the discharge
of secreiea matter. ID. Al AlrkRAfIvr. which
changes, In some mex plirsbIe and inrenshlr man.
ner. the certain morbld action Of the system. 81
A sroSrc, which gives tone and strength % tho
nervous system, renewing health and vgor TO NIL
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choice STOCK Of DRUGS. ME-
DIclNEs. PAINTS. OILS.
DYE sTUFfS, NARNIsH-
ES. PAINT BRUSHES.
SURGICAL a ID ENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry. TOLL ET ARTI-
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IHk ~OkLD...
7his E<froef y pat hpin querf toifl<s, ;f;.,s.
fimes cheaper, pi<asdnfsr. and uu,ysnI,J
superior 10 a1y sold. HesreA &1tfe.f
romifins. pusgise 4i<ken;nr. a.
deJiHfnfing ne patient.
We HAVE AANVFAcTURrD
l.5oo,ooo Beetles Of ikis MrssnarilI,
during tee ped year, and are no,r pulling 10 of
least 5000 BOTTLES PER Day.
USING MORE or 1nE .sARsApARrl1A soor
IN ONE MONTH THAN ALI TnE 6fafR
sasuFAcruREBs OF sARsxsaRlI-
LxISE YEAR.
DR.. s. p. Tosvnae nd ssarsapartIls
rs WARRANTED ~ kEEP
ron AMI LENGTH or TINE " ALL CLIMATES.
This extract has erskp xosr Of the follos;n.
diseases rnAs All rHr ornEH Apvrnr,srp Nj.
pIrlSKs ToefTnKn have done. 90
sCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL.
OBSTINATE cUTANE0us ERIITICNs
Pimpfes or Pisfules on The Face,
BLoTcHEs, BILEs, CHRONIC SORE EYES,
RING WORM or TETTER.
SCALD HEAD,
Enlargement and Pain Of the Bosses snd Joint,
STUBBORN ULCERS. A
syPHIlITIc DISORDERS, LUMBACo.
sAIT GHEwnl,
and all diseases arising fiom an iniudictous M,
ofMereury, Asciies, or Dropsy, Exposure
or lmprudence in Life. Il invariably
cures
RHEUN1ATAon1.
INDIGESTION OR BYSPEPsIA.
Neuralgia, Gens5si and l|7vtsrs DsLii;iy,
FILTRATION OF THE HEdRT
Liver Complaint Jnaan,b,,lS Nh u the Kidnsu
Ladiesof PALE complexion ;nd eonsump.i,s
habits, and ruth IS ire debi|iiotcd BY those OBJ.
sisueions whiehftmsIes are li1lIe to, are resior.
ed, by the use Of hottie or 100. to bloom and
vigor. -
Principal Office, cIspp 4 Townse SAM.
sau Street, New York.
ET For sale By d. Heart. HILLSIDE
rough.
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II. s. p. SEE . DIP w,
yshoiesals ana Retain pFpGsissl
Hilisn0gouoH, n q
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory.
Noljft This while You arc ffadins

huilft JUL hhlit you hF fsuihs'
YyHE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
4 per Factory il the Town of Hillsboiopgh,
and be win Try TO conduct il in the besi manner.
He has procured one OF the best Of Northern
worn men, and hrs work will be made 81 the best
material and ia ihe besl style. Afler trying the
work. and il should prove not to be good. il may
he returned and more got in its place. Tin will
be sold at Northern Prices with costs and car
rage.
All bills to the amount Of fifty dollars. Of any
place IN the State, ell 10 the amount Of twenty.
Eve dollars. within fifty miles Of this place, and
all bills Of any amount. within twenty-five miles,
will be filed and delivered free Of charge for
transportation. He woulc say 10 his customers,
that he will sell wolk as low ss any house in the
State.
The subscriber returns bis thanks for past IA
yors. and he hopes he will receive liberal share
ofpatronsge. as he pledges himself to do justice
and 10 endeasor TO give full satisfaction in his
work.
All orders will be thankfully received, and the
work done with neainess and despatch.
or His shop will be found at this time one
door below Mai. Palmer's Store.
w. 3. CHEEK.
November l6. To-
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DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERs.
PREPAID 81
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON
AT THE GRRMAN MEnIcINT sTORE.
W .lgo Anh Street, PHILADELPHIA.

Their portr ore ne ahore diseasts Is NOT er
eeilef-if eguaitd-bg oag ofker preparation
ia fhe United Sfafes. as the cures attest. en- ma
ny cases after skilfui physieions had failsd.
These Bii,frs are worthy the attention Of IN
vsIids Possessing great virtues IN the feciiieailor
Of diseases Of the Liver and lesser glands. eaef
cisine The most searching powers IN weakness AM
affections Of the digestive organs. they are sinh
al. safe. certain and pheasant.
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Giles. &C., which were selected by himself IN
the Northern cities, with special regard TO their
purity and freshness. Physicians and The Ppb-
lie are requested to call and examine biz sioek,
consisting part OF The following:
xsp,c,xys. Chrome Gren.
Best Eng Calomel, 1eh'~
BIue Mass Pursisn Blue,
Pal. & Rad. Rhubalb. Venetian Red,
Ipeeaeusnha, JalaP, spanish brose'
Fla. Mama. termhhons
Cod Liver Oil. (Rushton vsmishes.
A. C,a,k,s, Paint Bruxhes,
Castor Oil. Olive Oil, cHolcE FAkcy ARTI-
Black Pepper Oil, cLfs.
Lemon vi, Hair & Tooth Brushes,
~ np'saho' on' Flesh Brushes.
~ 49, sip,'m 'n'' Perfumery etc.
SUP. & Act. Morphis. To;ls, Ro,,,es
'a's', " S,ss''' French Cologne,
,oa'ae iron, opu"' German DO.
III ioums Is'na' Soaps every variety,
TO-, ioo'ue "e'eo'y' Pomadcs & Oils for the
Suiphn'' Ipson osns' hair,
ETC. e'e' Letter and Cap Paper,
PAINTS AND OILS. Note Paper Envelopes,
Lin'esd Oil Port Monies, Paper-lies,
Pure White Lead, Port Folios,
Lamp Black, etc. etc.
Besides other articles Too numerous to mention.
As be Is determined to sell rs low as any
House in North Carolina. he thinks he can make
il the interest Of Physicians 10 buy. He would
say further, that he has made arrangements TO
receive all the New Chemicals as soon as n
nounced. and any article not on hand can be or
dered In few days. Orders respectfully solicit
ed.
Marlborough, April 27th. 1859. 80
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLiC NOTICE Is
hereby given to the owner owners occupant
Of oil houses aud lots lands
affected thereby that the following
mpieed by the Asessr and lodged in the office of
the Bureau of Assessments for exana by ali
interested viz For regulating apd grading Forty sixth
street between Fifth and Seventh The limits
embraced by such include all the houses
And lots Of ground vacant lots pieces mud parcels Of land
and seventh avenues All whose interests af
fected by the above named and who
posed the either them requested pre-
sent their objections in writing to the their
office No Lal of Records within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department May