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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

PosT OFFICE OPERATIONS Established Knox
yle stenDen county N " Geo. L.. Davis postmaster;
Grafton oehtIe Grafton county NJ H., Isaac b. Martin,
postmaster quincy Point. Norfolk county Mass r w.
Mevcome, postmaster; Columbia Tuolumnc county Ca
moinia a -. nunnewen, postmaster; South Yuba. Me-
yada county, catfornia, Henry Draper, postmaster.
Names chsnged-Rouse's Point. Clinton county N. r.,
changed 20 houses Point village Hoyleton, Clinton
ire Costa county, California changed t. Msshs Landing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

ANOTHER SEIZURE OF A PORTION or THE CARao o.
rms SCHOONER MiscmEF MIR Fitch the Surveyor Of this
port seized Yesterday at Deep river Sayboox anotier
nstsmcnt OF the cargo Of the British schooner Mischief
II wss in building belonging TO Mr Paul Bscktord Of
That place and was landed days since from the
Saturday night last in the Falcon The goods sssei
AZ saybiook consisted Of thirty or forty t0a u
wine frut speter white lead Re AMI will arrive
70 dsy We DO not learn how the information rssoed
the Custom House. or indeed qny other particulars
Nto LOrdon Chronicie SsLa is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

SEVERE PUNISHMENT FOR CUrrINa TELEaRApu
WINS AT court held in Marlboro district 81 q ~
the lath instant Moses might found guilty az cut
ting the telegraph wires and sentenced 10 receis
nine iasnes on the bare back publicly TO leave the IN.
trict in ten dsys and each and every time he il
70 me dsct TO receive ,hir nae lahss without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

OHIO STATE FAIR Tho Ohio State Fair al
Cleveland last week appears to have been highly suc.
cessfu The number Of entries, given by the Herald
as follows The receipts were S15000--nearly dou.
bic those OF last ycer:Horticultural SCI mechanical
aud fine arts 500 machinery miscellaneous $685. pro-
ducts Of farm and dairy 1885, agricultural implements
2e3; fowls 20 sheep IA horses rs; cattle 375 hocs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

ARREST OF FUGITIvE.--0n Monday nigat.
Cheer seed Of the city police arrested Young mea
named William Waller who T. said TO be fugitive trVm
justice, from Buffalo in New York state Waller tt
seems, Is charged with robbng man and throwing nam
into the canal lie has been held to await requs.io0
His sccomplice arrested short tune SINCE In new
York State.-Plilnfeipaa Nscs, Sept ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

The AIsAsy TUNNEL. The engineers connected
;th ,s .Irpsds of this and neighbofug Statss held
meeting in Albany the 2st inst for the purpose cftak
inc into the feasibility cost &C. ofa railroad
tunnel under the Hudson river Albany They M. in
the afternoon but number had mot then arrived al
opined TIL O'Clock on Wednesday evenisg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

Thomas r. Payson, ESQ. Of Rowicy is to deliver the
address before the Ftchburg Agricultural Society at It's
exhibition on the Goth inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24
TIE DELIvERANcE OF IRELAND.

IMc DtCIensI0n ana F1naI Ruin OF Engiand's
manufactures and Com rce-The Means
land.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
go New YORK, Sept. is, 1852.
or-AS have no expectation nor, indeed, de-
sire, that any Irish newspaper proprietor would in
place for il in the columns of your journal, for
european circulation, through which it viii obtain
Ii not all the publicity could wish-a very large
snare In Great Britain and Ireland. The high i'm
portance of the subject must be my excuse for tho
great and most unexpected length to which my let
ter has extended.
have the honor to be, sir, very respectfully,
your most obedient servant,
AN IRISH SUBJECT OF THE BRITISH Crown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07
MORE TESTfmONY.-We ha

assr~S MORE TESTIMONI.-We have
49, just learned from lady in stlis city, who
has been afflicted with Dyspepsia Tor several years,
that by the advice OF friend she induced try
Bakers Celebrated Premium Bistcrs, al
Ter having used number of other prescrip t MS
without any effect and that four bottles OF mas per.
tectiy cured her of the disease ard she is NOW az
heslthy she in her lite. This i. but an
Gddi ion to the thousands of testimonials in the
hands of the proprietor showing concluslvely that
it is the best aulidyspepac tonic now in use For
chocs loss OF appetite, weak and disordered
stomach, and such other diseases arise from in.
digestion. these Bitfers have no equal, while for
ague and f,ver and biliousness ii t.ken according
TO directions, they are a sure cure. As spring
medicine for children, these Bitters are unrivaled
and every housekeeper should kee p them on hand
and use them freely during the spring months A
few bottles, iudiciously administered will ward OF
many distressing spells Of fever. Give them trial
rice only 50 cents per bottle.
To / e h ID in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. bODEkER, ADIE g. GRAY, BENNETT &
BEE rs, PURCELL, LADD & Co, and GAYNOR
Il WOOD, Main street; ii. BLAIR, WIN. p. LADD
aud SEABRUOk 81 REEVE Shockoe Hal
ap It's
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- BEVERLY HICKS, Esq, OF Lafayette Semi.
mar y, writes, from which extract: I" have used
Hampton's Vegetable Tinclure for severe tack
OF chronic infanmatory eyes nd great debili-
Tincture has had most happy effect in regulating
and bringing to action torpid liver, and removing
pains vi the hips and loins" Hon. Fl. Clay and
others bear testimony TO the high character OF Mr..
Hicks.
Extract of a Letter from Thomas H. Scott Esq
OF kentucky; - had two colored children much
affected with sore eyes-l thought it a scrofuous
affection. | gota bottle of Hampton's Vegetable
1Incture, which gave them great relief, and before
they finished the second bottle their eyes were
we'll"
Hundreds of our own citizens bear the same ties.
timony. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Cough, General
Weakness, all throat and other diseases arising
from impure blood are cured by it. Call and get d
pamphlet gratis, and read history of it.
see advertisement to-day For sale by o. A.
STRECkER. Main street. al dts
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
TRANSMITTED ron the DAILY DIsPxTcH


WAtHfN0ION, April o.
La SENATE, Mr.. Douglas presented q memo.
rial from MIR. O'Rielly, asking the establish.
men, ola line Of Telegraph 10 the Pacific. Mr..
Borland gave notice that he would, Tomorrow !.
call up the bill relating to the Japan Expedi.
ton. The non.intervention resolutions were
taken up, aud Mr.. Mason addressed the Sem
ate.
In the HousE, the motion to reconsider the
naval discipline bill was again taken up, aud
the reconsideration carried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07

sY DaguerreOtypes, Improved LIshf !,
and increased facilities for taking Da.
guerre0Type Likenesses.-Parents viii now
have an opportunity TO obtain the most beautiful
and artistcai pictures OF their children The sub
scribers reputation in this important and difficult
branch OF The art, being fully established he hopes
to merit continuance Of the public patronage
For Family Groups, and copying daguerreotypes
&c. this light win be found very superior.
M. P. SIMONS,
NH 81 No ISL Main street
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- 1t should be universally knOwn-Ior
it strictly true-that indigestion il. the parent of
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery
diarrhoea, cholera morbus, liver complaint, and
many other diseases enumerated in the city inspec
tors weekly catalogue of deaths, are gene ated by
indigestion alone. Think of that dyspepticsl thinz
of il all " ho suffer from disordered stomachs and
if you are willing to be guided by advice. founded
upon experience resort at once (don't delay day)
to Hoofand's German Bittefs, prepared by DR.. C.
III. Jack son, which, Alternative, curative, and
invigorant stands alone and unappruached. Gene
raj depot, 100 Arch street We nave tried these
Bitters, and know that they are excellent for the
diseases specified above.-PAiladelphio City Item
ap SGT
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Reeeption of klssytk Mt Mobile

=, MOBILE, Apul 3-ine reception of Gov.
NoSsaIh IN this city, has very Unexpectedly
been most hearty and cordial. He has met
mlcA sympathy, and an enthusiastic meeting
nus oeeh held, (which the sentiments express
eG 0! Senator Clemens were totally disavow-
co. many distinguished Alabamians were
present at his reception, aud gave him a hear-
welcome In consequence of these mani.
, n IN his favor, his departure for the
North has been postponed for some DAYS.
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A DIE & GRAY, APOTHECARlES AND
"A DRUGGISTS, No. l41 Main Street.

A DIE & GRAY, APOTHECARIES AND
a DRUGGISTS, No. l45 Main Street,
Richmond, Va, have now en- hand and offer for
sale, upon the best terms for cash, or on the usual
credit responsible dealers, large and varied a.
sortment of Drugs, Chemicals Paints, Oils, Glass;
Dye Stufs, &c, consisting in part Of
l5c0 lbs superior Indigo
1000 lbs Madder
200O lbs Extract of Logwood
so kegs super Carbonate OF Soda
30 bbls EPSON Salts
10 bills Alum
S bbls refined Camphor
30 bbls Clipped Logwood
Is bbls Redwood and Camwood
90 bbls Venitian Red and Spanisl, Brown
1000 lbs Gue-American, irish and Swiss
500 boxes Window Glass-French and Amor
lean
40 boxes prime CASTLE Soap
40 boxes Starch
$500 gallons Linseed Oil
1000 gallons Lamp Oil
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
10000 los White Lead
1000 lbs Red Lead and Litharge
10 bills Varnishes 81.
1900 lbs Gum Archie
80 bbls BIake's Fire and Weather Proof Paiat
IS bbls prime Castor on
30 bbls Spirits of Tugpentne
100000 Cigars-Hayana and Principe
1875 dozen infaThble Yeast Powders
cask Mace case Nutmegs
100 mats Cinnamon
Together with Ginger, Allspice, Cloves, Pepper.
Cream of Tartar, Flowers Of Sulphur, C0pperas,
Brazilletto, Nicaragua Wood.
The usual assortment of Patent Medicines, large
variety OF Fancy Articles and carefully selected
stock of pure Medicines.
NH !6 ADIE & GRAY, No 47 Main 1t.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT. UNDER DEED
OF TRUST.-Pursuant to the provisions of deed
of trust executed to the subscribers by Patrick
Murray. for the purpose Of securing a sum OF mo-
ney therein mentioned, due to George NJ. Caring.
ton adm'K &c. of Richard Adams, deceased, dated
the 10Th day of April, le4.. and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of the County Court OF Henrico,
we shall, on MONDAY, tne 18th day of April, 1882.
commencing at half past o'clock. P. N proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, to the
highest bidder for cash. g certain piece parcel
of LAND lying and being in the city Of Richmond,
in that part of the city called Adams Valley, front
ing Al feet on street and running back in parallel
lines to alley of 25 feet, and TO the land of the
said Murray, being all the land lying between the
land of the heirs of Jacob Mettart, deceased, and
OF the said Murray. and the lot of Thomas B. Jack
son. and between the said Fl street and the saidsal.
ley and being also part of square number % as
designated in plan OF division OF the estate OF the
said Richard Adams, deceased, recorded IN the
Clerks office of Henrico County, Ifthe weather
shall be such as to prevent sale at the time above
mentioned in such the sale OF said property
will be continued from day to day. to commence at
the same hour, until sale thereof is effected We
have no reason to doubt the title TO the property
aforesaid. but acting trustees, we shall convey
TO the purchaser with special warranty only.
MICAJAH BATES, lTus,.s.
LOF FIN N. ELLETT,
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Connecticut Election

HARTFORD, April 5-The election for Gov
eragl aud other State officers took place to-day.
kealrck was the wing, and Seymour the
Ge1gcrarc candidate for Governor. The re-
turns, 50 tar, are too meagre to Indicate the
result. The election formembers Of the Legis.
ia'Hre turned principally uDon the Liquor
question, and the political complexion oil
many tines has been completely changed.
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Tribe Steamboat iccidest- Great Loss
OF Life

MADISON, Indjana, April 3.-This afternoon,
a,og. half past : o'clock, as the steamboat
"-alstone." Capt. Tate, hence for Cincinnati.
SD. 4Joat ~ psIsoas ~ board, including
c-,a vas backing out from SCOTS landing,
a57-t three miles above CalgolIton, her boilers
bus. y lib tremendous force, killing u large
pcf,.gu Of those on board, and dreadfully
sca.gicg aad maugl'ng most of the rest. The
tta. beng completely shattered, immediately
s.. II deep water, and many Of the passengers
Y .l GIN otherwise have been saved, were
Gsyel=d OF the crew, only tie Captain aud
Cs-h were saved, and the former was so Sc
rA.e.g injured that it is thought lie cannot re-
cover The boat having sunk, it was with
C.;;cGliy that the bodies of those on board
could he recovered. Up to l o'clock this
morning, fifteen dead bodies were obtained,
most OF them SO horribly mutlated as to battle
attempts al Identification. The names of
IT, Ugortunale have not been ascertained.
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drrirninEfhe 0han

NEW foRK, April 5th.-The steamer Ohio
has arrived from Chagres and Havana. She
let. lie latter place on the 31st of March, and
passed, going into Havana, the ship Charlotte
Reed and barque Scotland. The Ohio, which
mas been running between Havana and Cha.
gles has returned for the purpose of taking her
place on the route between New York and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07

G second Relation OF a GOOD story.
1t is generally admitted tnat "a good tale is none
the worse to be twice told" Taking advantage of
this license for repetition, we reiterate that our
opinion, backed up by prolonged experience, re.
mains more decided than formerly regarding the
unapproachable virtues OF the Hyperion Fluid for
the hsir, and Amoie for shaving, Invented and sold
by VIM. Boyle, 277 Washington street. Amole
must mean Shaving made asy,"-at least that is
the honest inte pretaion we give to its effects when
in use For sale by
SEABROOK g. REEVE,
ap SIT us Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07

'.E'' mo"Arr.-This lady, says the Bos-
Journal, yet great sufferer fro,a he
ne sad accident, having been unable to sir
- 'iGce as occurrence, and il will be a long
,@1 before she will be able to resume her pro-
'''onai career. she IS at the residence of her
-9'her, I. e. Thompson.
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- TO THE VOTERS OF RICH
<uSNS MOND.-We announce ourselves as car.
didates tor your patronage Our long service in
your cause has placed our principles so els ary
Bat, lest some might forget. We win state that our
tariff OF prices is arranged with view TO revenue,
ana leetle for protection. This we hold to be the
true revenue system. 1t has carried ten or twelve
into the ranks of the sold Fog eism of high prices
and made them 'trembe in their shoes" Polls
open every day at orr spacious SALON. 70 Main
street. WHITE u PAGE,
ap7 3 doors below Dooley's Hat Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07
Snow storm-Colii.iep.

BosToS, April6.
a heavy snow storm occurred here yestcr.
day. The snow is foot in depth. The rail.
roads were SO obsrtuctcd as to stop the trains,
and the severity of the storm prevented the
arrival of the boats. Two passenger trains on
the Providence road came in collision last
night. The engines were smashed, but no lives
lost.
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THE LATEST NEW VS..
ITEMS Of FOREIGN NEWS.
TBr THE sALrtc.l

r.e.,sp,-The American Minister had an
.,donce with Lord Colchester. at the board
Of Trade, on the I'D.
a., Scully, free trader had been returned
f.,n, Cork, BY large majority.
s,;can stocks were In fair demand at
S'F ne packet ship New York put back to
t;ssrnool on the 23d, ia leaky condition.
sbr had on board 800 passengers, who are to
hs transferred TO other vessels.
Tie arrival Of Col. j. c. Fremont IN Eng.
lard. had created considerable interest:
TIE steamship Great Britain, would leave
+, New Yosa on the Let of May. On her
'r.z, Trim she made Is miles per hour.
Es,scE.-Paris letters state that 10 the
A..i~et FIR 1853. which will shortly be laid be.
So lie legislative corps, reduction OF the
49, III be proposed TO the extent OF from
"a 100 10 $1,000 men, but that an increase IN
t,s zen darme will probably be made OF
Gep. Caraisnac previously to refusing his
.sst N the leg slative chamber, wished to con-
S,'r General Lamoricierra aud Bedeau on the
s.rect, aud accordingly applied tor pass
mn. 10 Belgium. where they reside. The
Gsasrai vas informed that ne could have the
passport. but that he would mad tue frontiers
tfEset ssainst him on his return. He there
lore declined 10 accept those terms.
Tire ministerial papers pablsh contradic-
,;e- If the rumors relative 10 the creation OF
lew system If iaEaiicn.
The President had issued a decree reguiat-
rs The service in the merchant navy.
The council general OF the bank of France,
,-. resolved to raise l00,000,O00 francs, the
amount OF lis land, TO be set aside for advances
G. French securities.
Sr,r-The Madrid papers announce the
s-.r-, OF Vi. Rivers, Radical deputy. Some
r,rs.s " hich were found in his house serious
is COMPROMISED hlm.
Tax MARKETs.-L liverpool Cotton Mar
80. March 2lM.-Fhe great bulk of Cotton
art.:,eipooi is ollie ordinary low and mid
esu. qualities which being offered freely
s.l.celV commanded last weeks currency
Tie demands run chiefly on qualities ranging
t-.z ) to sd. which are very scarce. The
market on Wednesday opened dull. The quo
t..o.s are. FAIR Orleans -, Mobile 81: Up
iar s.; MGdiing Orleans 5a5 i-l6; aud Up
Ic. T., J..
I-aae at Hapckester was more favorable
was7e Is beng manitesteda disposition to ex
ter. orders for goods aad yarns, which are il
ag-t request Where contracts are expiring
haveser. sp:nHers are opening renewals oil
ea. To- terms. The home trade demand con
TICS .aHguid.
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TENARLE STREET AND FEDERAL

NENABLE STREET AND FEDERAL
Y STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE-Wil be
sold at auction, on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF May,
az o'clock in the aitersoon, lot OF ground fro1t
ing $50 feet on the north side of Vsnabe street. and
235 feet on the western side of Federal street 1t
win be laid Of into small lots fronting on both
streets. T .rms--One fourth CASH the balance in
equal p YIN nts OF six and twelve months with in
terest The PhuFhlElOh.
NH 2s-dts
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HE REPORTED CASE OF AssAULT.-Tbe
.le OIL the unfortunate man, John ii. Hali,l
=" 5ten IN The Republic of Yesterday. as buy
~ heen serionsl beaten upon the street on
.i.-iday night, is still uncertain though, we
a,S Leased 10 learn, he manifested such symp
vas yesterday as To lead TO the hope OF his re-
'''efg'- Wash Republic, ofT'uesdag.
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- EMOyAL.-DUDIEY q JoHNSToN have

ID EMOyAL.-DUDf.EY 4 JOHNSTON have
II removed to the store recently occupied By
Messrs. Gay, Matthews & Co, No. l45, Eagle
Square, where they arenow receiving and opening
large and handsome assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, to which they nvitethe attention
of their former patrons, and the public generally
To the Patrons Of the late c0ncefn Of
Gay Matthews 81 Co.. and the pnblfc Gen-
orally Having taken situation SO Statesmen in
the Dry Goods Store of Messrs. Dudley and John
ston, successors to Messrs Gay Matthews & Co.,
respectfully beg leave to ask the attention ofthe Gus
toners Of the lac concern in whose employ | have
spent several years. the large and desirable stock
ofStaple and Fancy Dry Goods, just received. ard
that in my new position, aided by the accomm0
dating and liberal spirits Of my employers. shall
be able TO render them the amplcst satisihcton-
ap6-d3twlt~ WILLIAM @. FERGU SON.
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I ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
IL COSr--Br Jwn aud bleached Cottons
White and coiored Cambiics
Plaid and black and white Ginghams
English and American Cottonadas
Marseilles and SILK Vestings
Alpacas and Alpaca Serges
English and American Calicoes
Gloves, Hosiery and handkerchief
Spool Gotten and patent Thread
Together with full assortment OF spring Goods
at cost, for cash, approved negot able al
months.
Country merchants and others will find great
bargains In our stock.
THOMAS IL CHARLES ELLIS e. CO.,
APP T-6t No LOG Main street
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Eg Wonderful Cure of HerediIa,y
ScrOfnla by Hampton,s YegeIahle Tinc.

Ag Wonderful Cure OF Hereditary
ScrOfnla by Hampton's Vegetable Tine.
ture.-This certificate from the pen of "a gentle
man whose name appears the journal OF Con.
gress, one who is extensively and favorahly known
1T affords me pleasure to state that DR.. Jesse
Hamptons Tincture has effected most extraordi.
nary cure of my slave boy Albert. The patient
was three years DID, and hau the scrofula-(his fs
of sores from head to toot-the upper lids of the
eyes were much swollen, and turned inside out
exhibiting horrible mastering ulcers that protruded
over the eballs as to produce blindness Ii is
strange, yet true, this child that felt rcsignsi to
die relief from suffering, has been restored
to health under the Il eatment OF DR.. Hampton
w. p. THOMASSON.
Louisville, March 20, 1851.
Call on O. A. STkECKER and get pamphlet.
gratis. See advertisement in o.days paper.
mn 2-ts
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THE subscriber having removed = re lsrge
j Foundry just erected by him. and atled ous
with machinery Of the latest and most approved
Style Is. in addition to the nanaiscture of Ioosc
co Fatening Mills. prepared to rccelve orosfs ior
stationary Steam Engines, saw and 6riss MIA ~
ricultural Machines, Tobacco PFessos cf eve1y -
scripticn. and al kinds Of iron and tFaN Gseenzs
He pledges himself to execute faithfuily 80 W.
despatch IN work ent -usted 70 him 40 reRS9
fully solicits can from biz fd.nds 80 - kseas
sersraltv. PHILIP RAHM,
Cary. beswesn Pearl nd - 1880;
The highest cash prices paid for - ~
bress and copper. ~ -
IL LiVE inSuRxNck CoMRAMY. laee9Re-
rafo1 1850 Chartor ReFy1ess-s4 -
Coransny iseasee Hires ~ g. 81 ness 1eea4 q
~ NJ. - rnducp1 rohee = peN1lle.l -
rasnss ~ r. Ue4o eleeslyt se1 = ~ g
& !, IN s I. J =.
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~ Mississippi Wing Contention.
1 ,i ). c., April 4.-The Wings
o. Mississippi have called Convention to meet
a. Jackson on the Sd Of May, for the purpose
Convention. '"'""'
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II EEP RUNNING UNTIL YOU GET
IN to the right place, and that place is
is no doubt out what he il
selling the cheapest Dry Goods in this city. Hi.
Barge de LANES at 90 and csc. are good as can
be found at 374 in other stores. Worked Collars at
Sd TO l2i and IS, really worth double the money.
Lawns at l2A ard other qualities Jaconets at le3
Ginghams at 12i and higher prices. Calico at ST.
Sheetipg 40 inches wide at 64c. Fine Linen Cam
brio Hdkfs at l2t. Hose OF all colou,s at I24 Also,
handsome Brocade Silks, Grenadines, Bareges Lace
Sleeves, Chemasetts, Cuffs Collars Caps, &c. Be
careful to recoIlect the store.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
apt col, Broad street
On hand large lot of Ladies' Shoes, for sale
very cheap.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April 6.
FLouR-Sales of 1900 bbls. "a 20 and 600
bbls. at S4 06.
WHEAT-Red Ole; white 95c.
CoRN-White 56a57c; yellow SIC.