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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-27

CAPTURE OF AN ANGEL.-The Berlin cor
respondent of the London Times gives the fol-
lowing as an incident which occurred lately in
Upper Silesia. One night there appeared to
a wealthy widow messenger from ST.. Peter
surrounded by supernatural glory, and hold
ing in his hand draft for 100 thaiers, paya-
BILE to bearer. drawn on her by her lately de-
ceased husband, to meet the fees and other ex-
penses attendant on his entry into heaven
The afectionate widow, anxious TO do all
honor TO her husbands signature, and 70 facili-
tate his entrance into paradise, hastened TO
look up the money, bur, as she unfortunately
had only 20 rhalers by her. was compelled TO
request his angelship would cali again to.H1or-
row for the balance. The clergyman of the
place, on being consulted the next day, pre-
vailed on the widow 10 allow him and the
magistrate TO witness the payment, so that
when the heavenly messenger appeared agair
according TO appointment, he WAS roughly
seized by pr9fane bands end incarcera,ed; bu
the strangest part of all is thai the next morn
ing his prison was found empty, and his mode
of escape remains secret.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-27

A CrgE. FOR WARTs.-Take leaf OF
plant called The house-leek, which is very com.
mon about households, peel it and bind i upon
wart when you goto bed. In the morning
the wart will be sofiened 10 such an extent that
you may pull half oft of. Repeatihe appIi-
cation tw o or three nights; and the excrescence
will disappear, leaving no mark behind.
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DRY & FANCY GOODS.
C0ND sUPPLY OF NEW G0OD,

- FOR THIS SEASON. MILLHlsER 4
BROTHER, would respectfully remind their
friends, the Ladies' and all Others desirinc nretv
Goods, at the cheapest prices that we are opening
aiaree additional supply Of Barege de DANES, Sat
in, striped and plain Bareges OF the latest styles
1000 pieces Ribbons unequaed in the city for price
aud quality, 200 more of those well known cheap
Grape Shaws Prints, Jaconstts, Lawns, Cling.
hams and lots of other Goods, TO be sold as they
were bougtt-at great bargains and great sacriices
Ladies' one and ali, be sure TO call and see at what
prices we are selling Goods at, and you will GER
taiuly decide we are the cheapest Of the cbeap
Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen, would
also do well give US call
J. MlLLHISER e. BROTHER,
apl2 1Q3 Broad street
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f. xys cazEzz6aE ADAMS k CO.'S
~ ExPREsSESe 3 ere now run
ming to nearly every city, town and village "a the
United States, and is superior facilities are offered
to all Cat low rates. for the rapid carriage aud de-.
livery of articles Of all descriptions boxes, bales,
packages, parcels, money DC. &c, and for the col
lection of notes, drafts, blls 81 PAGES where We
have agents.
Our arrangements are sEeh that the utmost
promptness may be relied upon for the perform
ance Of all business entrusted 70 Us.
Custom -housebu attended 10, goods entered,
duties paid and articles forwa9eed with dispatch.
Be sure to order goods by ADAMs 4 CO.S Ex.
press. -
Checks on England, Ireland. Scotland and Wales
in sums to suit, for sale al this Once.
Our European and CaEtorris Expresses give gem
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Riehncnd for the North,
East and West every morning except Sunday at
n o'clock, arrives every evening except Monday
at ST O'Clock. J. II. SAWYER, Agent,
Office No. S. Fourteenth street. Richmond, Va.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.

THE subscriber having removed to the large
l. Foundry just erected, by him, and fitted out
with machinery of the latest and most appEoroc
style, is in addition to the manufacture OF Tobac-
CO Fiatrenng Mills prepared TO receive orders for
stationary Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills, Ag-
ricultural Machines, Tobacco Presses OF every de-
scrution aud all kinds of iron aud brass Castings,
He pledges Minis self 10 execute faithfully and with
despatch all work ent usted to him, and respect
fully solcits call from his friends and the public
generally PhlLlP RAhM
The highest each prices paid for old CASTINGS,
brass and copper. ap dim
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A COINCIDENCE Ii is somewhat remarka.
BILE circumstance that the Amazon and the
equally illfated Birkenhead com menced their
voyages on the same day; the Amazon having
left Southampton and the Birkenhead Ports
mouth, on Friday, the % January. Friday is
generally regarded by sailors as an unlueky
day on which to begin voyage.
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nRRMAN TINCTURE OF ARNICA.-

VI For Bruises, Cuts, sprains, Commissions, &c.
This Tincture may be ranked among the most
wonderful discoveries of the age. 1t instantly al.
leyiates the pain OF a bruise, and is COOLING and
healing application to recent cuts. For Sprans it
has no equal as it removes the soreness, and sup,
ports the tendons thereby preventing swelling and
saving days of lost time. Every family should be
supplied with bottle. being perfectly innocent, II
can be applied to the smallest child Made and sold
by y. A. sIhEChEh
an oI-dIw
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SEAMAN LOST 0YERgoARD.-Wm Berry, Of
Sandy Hill, Md, sailor oa board schooner
Ira Brewster, was lost overheard and drownt d
on the 18th instant, y bile ihai vessel was on
her way from Wilmington, N. c., to New York.
A boat was lowered, but he WIS swept away
before ii could reach him.
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CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-Froa a statement
published in the Richmond papers. we are
pleased to see that there has been gratifying
increase OF fabout sc, ,00G--or neurly 335 per
cent-in the receipts ufthis rpad for the past
six months. over the corresponding period last
year. OF this increase more than SIT 900 are
for the item of freight.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

April No Blackwood's Magazine
The ailner and the Millionaire, by Mrs Dr. Hicks,
author of the Lady Killer-37c
Claret and Olives, from the Garonne to the
Rhone, CT notes social, picturesque ana legendary
by the way, by Reach, being No of Putnam's
Library-25c each
April No North American Review-Sl 25
Part Dickens Bleak House
The English Family Robinson: The Desert Home,
or the Adventures OF Lost Family in the Wilder.
ness, by Captain Mayne Reid, with IL plates-$1
Sets Putnam's Library, bound in handsome mus
in-40 cents per vol.
Woodreve Manor, or Six Months in Town tale
to suit the merits and follies of the times, by H
Dorsay-25c. For sale by
ap % J. w RANDOLPH
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HEAD QUARTEKs FOR FASHION

HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION.
II ABLE CLOTHING.-The Subscriber hasuow
In store complete assortment OF Fall and Win.
Ger Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article OF Gentlemen's wear. His stock e com
,rsed of the very latest and most approved styles,
Iuch as Lam artine Over Sacks, kossuth Coats,
Turn Goats
Body sacks, Cutaways, Drsss and Ffock Coats.
vEsTS-Piain and fancy SILK, rich embroidered
cassimeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassimeres and Mer5nos.
PANTS-All shades, colors, ard qnalif1es.
Merino Shirts, Collars, Crsvsis, Stocks, stancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, &c.
Also. dilect from the naDGfactoEy, q large az
,ortnent OF Cloths. Casslmeres, silks, Safins,
party vestings, something really ncn and facyi
md in fact every article in ny me OF business--
Ill of which am prepared TO make 70 measure
at the shortest notice, and in tee latest and most
fashionable styles. = T. sPENCE,
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The FRESH IN THE RIvANEA.-The Char
lottesville Advocate saws:

lottesville Advocate says:
A great quantity ofrsin fell u this vicinity
on Saturday and Sunday last, swelling the
Rivanna river and all the smaller streams TO
an almost unprecedented height. The river is
said to have been higher lhan during the
great rise OF 1896, and The damage to bridges.
dams, and crops on the low grounds, was
correspondingly great. Farish's bridge was
swept off. The railroad bridge was considera-
big injured, and paris of The Railroad were
much washed-the damage being estimated at
$1,000. Thee entire loss by The freshet must be
large.
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

EXCHANGE EBOWIlNG SALOON
VyHE SUBSCRIBER a, great cost has fitted
i up this esfabIishnenf;n al entirely new slyle.
II Is brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS.
The old alleys are taken up and new ones suhstitu-
Ted, and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent.
Two days in the week viii be set apart enfirGy 70
the benefit OF
THE LADIES';
none of whom. however VIII be admitted unless &C
companied BY a gentleman.
The public are requested TO can TODAY and zee
with their own eyes. A. SMITH,
fe 3--3ui PncpKicfof.
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JACOB A. LEWIS Cheap Stores,
? ap IA Is and 50 Main street.

nOGGETr e. ANDERSON. UPHO l. -
II STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, cer-
ner Of Governor and Franklin streets, are
receiving their Spring stock OF French and
American Paper Hangings. Borders, Fire
Screens and Curtain Papers, making the
had the pleasure TO offer. large portion of the
finer qualities have just been received from the best
factories in France and of the richest and most
beautiful styles that are made. We have also on
hand a general assortment of Upholsterng Mate
rials, Curtain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths, India and
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and Shades, best
curIed har and shuck Mattresses, &C. all OF which
will be sold at small profit and all work in our
line attended TO punctually, and faithfully executed
NH 26-d1mr
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The CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-The Charlottns-
vile Advocate, aliuding 10 the appointment Of
Mr.. E. H. Gill, as "a officer Of this road.
says:
There has been q Eest marked Improvement
In the entire management Of ihe Central Road
within the lest few mcnihs. Siace the ap-
pointment of the present very efficient superin-
tendent, every thing goes on ike clock-work,
and the cars run with es much regularity as
on any Northern road. The Directory de-
serve the thanks Of the travelling public for the
elegant passenger cars they have provided,
and when the rack shall have been relaid
with heavy iron, there will be nothing left TO de-
sire. A trip from Charlottesville to Richmond
will then be areal pleasure.
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A MOTHERS TEARs.-Hnere is e touching
sweetness in mothers tears when they fail
upon the face of her dying babe, which no eye
can behold without mbibing its influence
Upon such hallowed ground the foot of pro
family dares not approach. Infdeliiy itself is
silent. and forbears it's. scofings. And here
woman displays not her weakness, bue her
strength; it is that strength Of attachment
which can never in its full intensity be realized
1t is perennial, dependant upon no climate, no
changes-out alike in storm and sunshine-it
knows no shadow of turning. A father when
he sees his child going down 10 the dark val
ley, will weep when the shadow of death has
fully come over him: and as the last parting
kneil falls on bis ear, he may sey,'I GO down
to the grave of my sou mourning But the
hurry of business draws him away; the tear is
wiped from his eye, and if when he turns from
his 6reside, the vacancy in the family circle
reminds him of his loss, The succeeding day
blunts the poignancy Of mis- grief, until at
length it finds no permanent seat in his breast.
Not SO with her who has borne and nourished
the tender blossom. |; lives in the heart
where it first en,wined in ihe dreaming hours
of night She sees its playful mirth or hears
its plaintive cries, she seeks il in the morning,
ana goes to the grave to weep there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-27

ID Europe and in the Orient, by Samuel S Cox
Romanisn ct Home, Letters to the Hon Roger
Taney, Chief Justice of the United States, by
Kirwan
Notes, explanatory and practical, on the Book of
Revelation, by Albert Barnes
Hoods Own Selected Papers, with comic Illus
tratons
Words, edited py Charles Dickens
Clsret and Olives, from the Garonne to the
Rhone, or Notes Social, Picturesque and Legenda.
ry, by the Way, by angus B Beach, author OF the
Story Of Baccaneer, &c. A. MORRIS,
Late Drinker g. Morris 81 Main street.
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NAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Richmond Post ONCE.

The Mails are due and closed as follows:
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Washington City
Due p. " and 4. NJ; closes P. NJ. and 6
A. NJ.
The SIDE MA1Ls on this route are furnished from
the train that departs at a. NJ, and will be closed
daily al NJ
- p NJ. and 6 A. NJ; closes 3 P. NJ. and A. NJ.
Tug SrAuSToN MAIL, via Charlottesville-Due
daily in Railroad cars at O'Clock, P NJ, and closes
daily at { o'clock, +. NJ.
TIE NORFOLK CITY NAIL, per Steamers, via
CITY Point-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS at P. NJ, and closes Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays al { T. NJ.
TIE WILLIAMSBURG MAIL, per Steamers, via
TIE Grove Landng-DueTuesda Thursdays and
SATURDAYS az . P. NJ, closes Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays at : o'clock 7. NJ.
THE YORKTOWN MAIL, via the Grove Landing
Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at P.
NJ closes Sundays, Tuesdays and thursdays at
TsE CHARLES CITY C. H. MAIL, via Swine
ysrds-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
st P NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs
days al : P. NJ.
THE LYxcuBuRG MAIL, via Canal Packet Boats
Due daily. except Monday, at 3 r NJ; closes daily
except Sunday, al p. NJ.
THE SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished by
the Departures of Monday, Wednesday and Friday
THE LYNcHBURG MAIL, via Danyile Railroad
and Farmville-Due Monday, Thursday ard Satur
day al Il P NJ; closes Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at P n.
~ Mails also close for Lynchburg on Sum-
day, Tuesday and Thursday, at 6, P. NJ, which
are dispatched via Central Railroad and Char
lotesvie on the mornings of Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
The TApPARANNocK MAIL-Due On Wednes-
days and Saturdays at o'clock, P. NJ, closes on
Mondavs and Thursdays at O'Clock, P. NJ
THE WILLIAMSBURG MAIL. via New Kent c. H.
Due Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9 9oclock, P.
NJ and closes Mondays and Thursdays at 6, P. NJ.
The LOUISA HORSE MAIL, via Goodalls TO Fred
erichsourg- ,jue Monday and Thursday at ?. NJ;
closes Monday and Thursday at P. NJ.
SHORT PUMP NAIL, via Three Chopped Road
to Trevillian's Depot-Due Thursdays at II P Nj
and cl loses Same day at P. H.
t~0FFiCE HOURS.-From q o'clock, A. NJ,
until the arrival Of the Northern Mail, due al P.
NJ. after the asserting Of that mail until P. NJ.
On Sunday from 81 10 81 A NJ, and from 70 7
Pm.
Stamps for the prepayment Of postage On
letters can be mad at the Office.
Persons applying for letters which have been
ADVERTISED win please to designate them.
ETOn all transient newspapers, and every
other description of printed matter, except news-
papers and periodicals published at intervals not
exceeding three months and sent from the office OF
publication to actual and bona Ge subscribers, post
age is required to be PREPAID when deposited
IN the Office.
mhI THOS. B. BIGGER. P. NJ
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HERRING,s sALAalANDKHAs
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now recQfvi

s1NHE SIHSCHIBERS are now rec9rtof
i further supply Of the real FIkEPkOOr bAL-
AMANDER SAFES. the genuine kind, uehrn hes
never failed ia all the late fires 70 prcperve seeir
contents Every merchant who have vaiaac'c
books and papers, should have one.
We are prepared 70 furnish E<nkA i99nn1ce
Companies, Railroads, and AZ otben - nelos,
with patent locks, that cannof g q g 49,
store. tafen from he ruins ot he rest tse Win
elI the interior perfect, ard RE cccks 40 money
81 ssvsd. Fires src srsqaents snd snces T. wsnt
had bsster not delay. Aa six en 1870 g & &lsetoFy
Drices. ~ - -. 3 ssssss ~ = t1ss<t
I am hhls II tbs superior article noUr = hond
| - 80 IS RQBkRT RANKIN AG1nk
IS fornsr ~ and Water ~ - ~ neok
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a CARD.-The subscriber oees leave 70 infoIrn
N the public that he has opened the store NC.
III, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, u
q Bread and Tea Cake Bakery. ana respect-
fully soiicits their patronage.
From long experience in every oeparrnena1, %
the business, and ever careful to proeuce nosning
but what is made from the best materials, a,, ne
doubts not by paying visit at his store tney W.
be pleased with the variety and quaiiy o. osAe ois
played. ,,....a ,bs,
4 .ias eyer oeen greatest ann 60 =
In the very be-. manner, and without es,Iacuns
from it those nutritve qualities, which = oui 'oo
often done.
T ROLLS and TWIST furnished to dinner par
ties At the shortest notice .n.u
N. B.-Hor Rolls every morning, ana hot
BUNS and TEA BIscurr every evening. an o-ls
cr TONS AMERICAN, sWE ED =,
90 AND ENGLISH IRON--An assortment
comprising nearly IN sizes, dat, square, Iounc,
oval. hall round, hoop, band and sheet; tons
Plough Iron, from 8 70 II inches wide; Plough
plates. Mali Rods made OF 6wede and American
Iron i IONS American and English Biistered, Cast
German. shear and Spring Steeli Zanc, Spelter,
snd BLOCK Tin; 800 boxes Tin Plate. nearly ~
sizes, including "A By 20 bright and loaded for roof
ing, for sa1e ~ ucpunrp : Sano
ap2 q "OunoDA@ = 00"S
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,

Il Il kN
W especially IN GRAPE SHAWLS, at No IT'S
Broad street The subscriber respectfully invites
the ladies and he public in general to hia well and
carefully selected stock OF Dry Goods, which he
recently boughtin New York tor cash, and which
he pledges to sell as cheap as any other establish
ment Il the city. He is constantly receiving the
latest and most fashionable styles of Dry Goods and
other Fancy Articles and Trimmings, purchased
for him by his brother, Isaac Rosenfeld, who re
sides in New York. The ft lowing are some of the
article 3, viz: white, plain and embroidered Grape
shawis Barege de LANES Silk Tissues; Silk Poplins;
Foulard and Fancy Silks; French Silk Mius Ja-
comets and Lawns; Eulbroideries of every descrip-
ton; great bargains in L C Hdkfs; Irish Linens;
1874 linen Shee:!ag and Shirtings, of al Sorts Table
Diapers; Towhngs Napkins; Prints; the best patent
Skirts silk and Gotten Hosiery. in great variety
Mattings and Carpets, and in fact al other Goods
usually Kept in dry goods ana fancy stores also,
good assortment Of Goods for gentlemen and boys
wear, such Broad Clo!hs, Cassimeres, Linen
Drilngs, Vestings, &c. &c.
sp 20-lu II. ROSENFELD.
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END OF A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.

Inc celebrated Lady Hamilton was distip.
guished almost above every other woman q;
her age, tor personal beau,y. Her accomplish.
Inents 11s were scarcely inferior 10 her beauty.
She was skilfuI in music and oaint;nr she
had exquisite taste, and her features would ex.
press every emotion by turns. The only oc-
casion ON which Beckford OF Fon,hill Abbey
threw open his splendid mansion to company.
was when Lady Hamilton along with Lord
Nelson visited il. All tina, the wealth of the
prlueely owner could furnish, was provided to
give spiendor to the scene. The grounds were
illuminated by lamps and torches, and the in
terror OF tne apartments was blaze Of jewell
~, and gold, and silver. Spiced wine, and
confectionery in golden baskets, were handed
round TO the company. A Numerous party
was assembled, and Lady Hamilton shone tse
envy OF them all. Aitired il rich costume.
she entered with golden urn in her hands.
and rected some verses, which the company
was far too polite not to applaud, spoken as
they were by one who had sach influence over
the hero of the hour. No one was there to
tell her that all this was deception; that sin
surely carried its own punishment with it, and
that the pleasure she was pursuing was a vain
shadow Thirteen years AFTER the banquet a,
Fonthill had taken place, e lady buying sone
meatfor her dog, at butchers stall in Calais
was then accosted by butchers wife, "Ais
madami you seem benevolent lady, and u,
stairs there is poor English woman, whc
| would be glad of the smallest piece of mea
which you are buying for your dog Who
then was the greatinl recipient of such humble
aims Alas! ii was the the beautiful Lad,
Hamilton. After the death Of Lord Nelson
deserted by those who fawned upon her /,
prosperity, she gradually became impoverished
and died in a wretched lodging in Calais
Her property consisted only Of few paw,
brokers' duplicates. Her body was put into
common deal-hox, without any inscription; anC
over the praised of statesmen, warriors, poet,
and artists, the funeral service WAS read bv az
officer On half pay. Such vas Inc end of tn,
beautiful Lady Hamilton.
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IIAYe-tuet received : yeyy su{er4r = =
s. ! Ia''Ay 4 Y, e III zio Z "a ;sasssor
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ID. GOODMAN, No l34 Main street. oppo-
j site Eagle Square, has just received large LOT
of blue, black, and brown Sack and Frock Costs,
az the very latest improved styles Of Spring 50
aIso. large assortment of Fancy Cashmere Pants,
white and fancy Marseiles, Linen, black Bombazine
black and fasicy Silk, and black Satin Vests all Of
which viii be sold at the vsry Iowest cash price !;
all he asks is give him call He deems 7 need,
less alter the long trial the public has had OF his
Goods, to say more in their conmendasion suffice
IL he warrants all Clothing he sells ap3
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
NEW READABLE BOOKS Received
i hY NASH e. WCIlDHinISE

L-Claret and Olives from the Garronne TO the
Rhone; or, Notes, social. picturesque and legenda
ry. by the way-by Agnes B. Reach-being 7th vol.
Putnam's semi-monthjy library. Price Csc.
H.-Horne Narratives; or, Stofies from "House-
hold Words.' Edited by Charles Dickens. Price
% cents
III Bleak House No g. y Charles Dickens,
with Illustrations. 124 cents
IV-Romanism at Home Letters to the Hon
Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of the United States
By kirwap. rs cents
V.-Notes, Explanatory and Practical, on the
Vl.-London Labor and London Poor By Nav
hew-Part Is. 12Ac.
VII-Hensten6erg on the Apocalypse The Re-
veiaiion OF st. John expounded for those who
search the Scriptures. By Z. w. Henstenberg. Vol.
Isl rs ap %
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Book, containing forms and instructions for con-
tracts, arbitration and award, assignments chattel
mortgages, bills of sale, bills of ading, bonds, ex-
change, drafts promssory notes, orders, receipts,
due bills, convey ances. deeds, mortgages, inden-
lures, sasfactons, releases, dover, leases, land
lords and tenants agreements &C., &C., &c, to-
geher with the laws OF the various States on house
hold and homestead exemptions, deeds, rights OF
married women, rates of interest, usury and w lis,
and map and seal for each State in the Union
By D. w. Beadle. A. NJ Price, In boards, IS cts,
tuli bound, 81. For sale only by
6. NJ. WEST & BRO,
ap 23 Under Exchange Hotel
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NEW MANTILLAS.-Just opened, beauti
1S ful lot of black and colored Silk Mantillas
White and colored Barege Mantlas
Mantilla Shawls and Zetus
Lace Mantillas, long and square Shawls and
Prints, white and colored Grape Shawls.
These are entirely new styles, and very beautiful.
The ladies are invited to examine them at 80 Man
street CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.