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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-17

- NOTICE 81 persons sre hereby iofole
c7IIc11<& q my totfIes, = Nil&rrgep ~
ne IN extent d The Isw. - ~ boz ss e
q sold Ihey are marked = 9 nae = 90
h 3. All persons having ~ botsIes IN shelr
possess3on win please return tie TO me - aoen =
possible tbey are Of little use e ,ny 6"i myss
am nov Issd e supDy 1ss p 1or s9s so a
All orders thankfnly received and promptly st'
tended 70 ether e''s q e0'n MmcoRmAcK.
up l7--lm. sos Broad street..
- We would call the attention Of
~ the public to the D. autiiul piece OF RAM
ing on the corner Of Grace and 18th streets, me
residence Of the Rev. George Woodbridge, one 9
the finest painted Houses hase seen IN tnls CITY
executed by Messrs LIVINGSTON CL Ann-
This piece of painting IL az ornament 70 me paul
ers, and when we have our house painted, we snai
The annual meeting Of the Richmend
Az Male Orphan Society viii DC held aI
The Second Baptist (tlev. DR.. Howeirs) Church, on
MONDAY evening next, 18th inst, At Q o,clock. -
lie sre respectfully invited to attend. up l1--2t
ADDRESS ONPRISON DISCI-
~ PLINE The Rev. Charles Spears, the
nrisouers friend, from Boston, has arrived in this
city, and will deliver two addresses one on sunday
morning in the LIST Presbyterian Church (Rev. Mr.
nast O'clock in the Hall of the House OF Delegates,
n which the public are invited to attend
ap lI-X ~
The Rev. w. N. BARBOUR having re-
D covered from his late illness, the Univer.
salist Church will be opened permanently ON Sum
day next, 18th inst.
Services at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Es Reid and Clements.-Persons disposed
to sign the petition for the pardon of these unortu
nate men can do SO by applying at the store OF Mr..
A. A. KRISCHMAN, Main street. before Monday
next. ap 17-n
rS. ~. .,.. V.rers IF Henr;co Couufv.
~ 1;..; - 800, tr;aaSs =, H. connru -
Henrico to be q candidate Tor the once OF Prose-
cntlng Attorney. respecuoiiy announce my
sell candidate Ter tnat once, :, cppcopv
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"a Another Certfdcase.--Nxw Kxrr.
nj from your Premium Bitters, must now return
you my thanks for the great benefit received there
trom wishing that they may be beneficial to othera
a. g tney have been 70 me. For many years have
Teen smcted with that ncst dtleterious disease, the
Dyspepsia not having had one day 81 heslfh 81 =
my twenteth year. Ny physicians had failed 10
cnre me, having spent about 5000 10 payine thsir
bills but sinoeI commenced using your BIfters. /
have been much relieved, and hope permsnenilv
so Your obedient servant, s {
b. 8. WILLIAMSON, D. S. N. K.
ELtAH bAxkR, Esq. np I6--3t
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1uo stedtHStftp NOdNOkE, Chpfsin
len a Parrish, win be ready tor freight :. -
to o'clock NJ, Tuesday, the Goth inst.
She will leave her berth at o'clock P N. Tines.
day. the Goth inst, for New York, by way Of Nor.
folk
Passengers and shippers win bear in mind that
this fine snip is regular in her arrivals and depart
ures, making the Iime between New York and
Richmond in about IS hours.
ap l7--3t LUDLAM a. WATSON
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u Only IL La and Is cents for Bill.
ions Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill known.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTIBiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, a.
thousands who have used them declare, for purity.
ing the blood, carrying off all bile and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called s.Rail
road Pills. because they go ahead OF all other Pills
in their good effect.
DIR. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also III
great demand-pricr 25 cents, and tor sale by Pur.
ceil, Ladd q Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor & Wood.
A Bode6er, Bennett Il Beers, Il T. Duval, o.
Strecker and J. Blair. ja2l-ts
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s ~ BEVERLY HICKS, Esq, OF Lafayette Semi.
nary. writes from which we extract: 81 have used
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture for severe attack
OF chronic inhamInatory eyes and great debib.
ty, with great benefit to my general health. This
Tincture has had most happy effect in regulating
and bringing TO action torpid liver and removins
pains OF the hips and loins" Hon. 81. Claw and
Hicks. = -
Extract OF Letter from Thomas H. Scott ESQ.
OF Kentucky: I" had two co.ored children much
affected with sore eyes--I thought it scrofulous
auecuon, got bottle OF Hampton's Vegetable
weil.r SJos "e1e
hundreds OF our own citizens bear the same tea
uumony. dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Cough, Gener al
sWeakness, an throat and other diseases arising
pamphlet gratis, and read history of ii.
u,r mes advertisement today. For sale by O. A.
: :. ny = En- mann street. apI-dts
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DIR. PAKkEK having removed to
49, Franklin street. few doors below the
Exchange, aud opposite to Trinity Church, his
former office Corner of Mai and 18th streets) is
for rent. 1t has been occupied physician's Of
fee for ten or Twelve years past ap Sim
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Anew sympathy i developing itself IN Enc.
land 4 society called the A6oaigines Pro.
lection Society, sin full blast, one Of the OBJ.
Jsc!s o. wnlcn 70 10 secure 70 American Indiana
.ne,r political and social rights There is un.
$50, so that not much can be done Al present
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80 DIR. Il. T.. FISHER tenders his
W>~s.A services to the public in the various
branches OF his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
street. between Broad and Marshall streets, End
door from thecorner. no27-6mx
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HALVES X. UTTON, NOTARY
49, PUBLIC Particular attention paid TO
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds. Office in
the Law Building, Richmond, Va
| will pay the market price for Bounty LaEi
Warrants. fe "a
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NJ 4" STUN Or M1LL1NEb s--LAf-
IN EST FAShiONS.-Mrs. SWORDS. intends
opening on Tuesday next April 2ufh, 1852, largo
and elegant assortment OF superior Silk Millinery,
among which is large collection OF French Hats
direct from Paris; also, second supply Of fancy
Straw ditto, similar to those which nave been 90
all who purchased. Inc ladies' are respectfully in
yited to call and examine at the New Millinery and
Fancy Dry Goods establishment, No rs Broad ST.
ShocxB Hill. ap II
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O. RRWARD.--susyed or stoler o.
123 the Subscribers On The 10Th Of ApriI ! -.
Tel sARE, with blaze face, and capped - ~
right hip. Any person returning the sans Vim -
ceive liberal reward. 90
sp 17-dltcift BARNES 4 SMELL.
= HOUSE WANTkD.--Wsaled & =.
advertiser, ahousc containing five o. six ,ss -
Win kitchen, &c. !, at rent OF from IT'S "a seas
Apply e THIS once ap l7-A
+ OST-A go mute, Virginia money. On 49,
u day, supposed at or near the FIRST Market ~
Under viii confer favor ON the owner by retn,s
ing II TO this Office, or leaving il at the strre -
Messrs. KERSEY n PEAkCE, and thew win ~ u.
rewarded, required. ap i7--lss
snATS AND 4 IDIE.-500 casks y;r,;,;;--
~ Lime, and go bales james River Oats, dsi.
expected, for sale by T. ]. PEYTON.
ap list Basin Bank.
INFORMATION WANTED,-A small -,
4 by the name of MARY VIRGINIA BRANEss
left Mrs. Chamberlayne's Boarding House on gr,sst
street, on Thursday about 4 O'Clock. Said yiri i.
is subject to tits, and it is unprecedented that se "a
made way with herself. ANY information res aec,'
iEy her viii be thankfully received By Mrs. Chr.
berlaync, by whom diligent search has been m,ds
since the time OF her departure ap lY-2rs
WANTED.-One or two Furnished Room,
w with or without Board, in or near the ctv 4,
small private family preferred. Terms must -
moderate. Address, stating terms, 'sRoOM,r at ,hs
Dispatcn OLnc6 ap l7--ltt
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nj kW MANTlLLAss.-Just opened, Deanri.
IN full lot OF black and coleTed SILK Mantllas
White and colored Barege Mantillas
Mantilla Shawis and Zelus
Lace Mantiilas. 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 IL LATHRDP.
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LOCk WlNES.-I0O cases Mosell ana UocT
IL Wines, comprising choice brands and yinrav
es; and so cases sparkling Hook, of first cuaitv.
sut receiving direct per ship Martin Frederick from
ROTTERDAM, via New York
Part OF the above Wines arrived here per steam
er Roanoke on Monday. The facilities which
have to import these and other Wines direct enabls
to offer to my customers always good article
and at as low price as they can buy them in sny
market In this country F. CRAM
an Him No 2 Exehance eIn.k &
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- ATTAIN ChAlhS FOX 81 nm K
~ USE.-Just received, fresh lot OF the aooys
kind OF Chairs which are Sal desirable for Summer
being exceedingly cool, light, strong, and durable
They especially adapted to country residences,
as piazza or rustic Chair, are very durable and
not affected by the weather. Have full supply OF
the different Styles such Hail, Dining Oftceand
Ladies' Sewing Chairs, with variety OF the small
er sizes for children. For sale at the House Eur.
nishing Store OF l.. GINTER,
ap l7-6t 137 Nam street
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- We would call the attention o.
DAk the public to the b. autiiul piece OF Pant
iny on the corner of Grace and 18th streets, the
residence Of the Rev. George Woodbridge, one q
execufed by Messrs LIVINGSTON 4 CLARA
This piece of painting is ornament to the pam,
- 80, as1 tie,n- ap l7-6t
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~ To the Voters Of HenricO County,
At the solicitation of many friends in the county OF
Henrico to be candidate for the Office of Prose-
cutting Attorney, respectfully announces my
self a candidate fer that office.
Respectfully. JOHN NJ GREGORY.
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N EM And hEAyTikIL COMMENT

ap II Late Drinker 4 Morsis, "a Nam 1t.
H.I.LkN flChEKiN CPS nkof Nov Ia
~ The GrumDier, novel, Dy Ellen Pickering aa-
thor OF the Orphan Niece, Kate Waisinghsm, Poor
Cousin, &c, use.
Falk land, by sir E l. Bulwer, author Of Lucreta,
sale by
ap il GEO. Nj. WEST & BRO.
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~ PLINE The Rev. Charles Spears, the
prisouer's friend from Boston, has arrived in this
city and will deliver two addresses one on Sunday
morning in the LIST Presbyterian Church (Rev. Mr.
Mooresy and another on Monday evening, at half
past o'clock in the Hall of the House OF Delegates,
20 which the public are invited to attend
an 11-4t
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subscr iber has in store very complete assort
ment of all the above articles. Reirigerators Of
the most approved kinds and with the latest i'm
proyements, ranging in price from I've to twtnty
eight dollars. Shower Baths OF very desirable
styles, and simply constructed. Water Coolers.
large assortment, and at very low prices The
above for sale either Wholesale or retail At he
House Furnishing Store of l.. GlkTER
ap 17-6t 1877 Main street
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Thalberg's party, on his visit 10 this coun.
try, in the Autumn, will be Bazzini the great
artiste, and Fioverente, the prima donna now
so much the rage in London. Sentag is Ger.
tainly coming to try her fortune among Us,
and Aiboni comes out, under engagements 10
Beale & Co. These, with Ole Bull, making
his rounds, will keep the lovers of music pref
ty we'll supplied for year TO come.
Madame Bosio, the popular cantairice, dur.
ing the last passage OF the steamship Africa
from New York to Liverpool, gave concert al
the earnest request of her fellow passengers,
who subscribed purse of S75, which she re
quested Capt. Harrison to present as dona.
ton to the Sailors Home.
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Let Me Rest.

He does well who does his best;
il he weary? let him rest.
Brothers! have done my best,
| am weary-let me rest.
After toiling oft in vain.
Batfied, yet to struggle fain;
After toi ing long to gain,
Little good with mickle pain;
Let me- rest-but lay me ! Nv,
Where the hedge-side roses blow;
Where the little daisies grow,
When the winds p Maying go;
Where the foot path rustics plod;
Where the breeZe bowed pt plsrs nod
Where the old woods worship God
Where his pencil paints the sod;
Where the welded throstle sings;
Where the young bird tries his wings
Where the waiIing plover sings.
Near the runiet's rushy springs.
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HE RANDOLPH NEGROEs.-A writer to the
Baltimore Patriot, who is travelling in Ohio
gives this account of the Randolph Negroes
who, 1t will be remembered, were driven from
their homes which had been procured for them
by the whites
Troy, about twenty miles from DAYTON. is a
small and rather dilapidated town between
this place and Piqur. Along the canal are a
majority OF the Randolph negroes. was in
the adjoining county of Mercer. that the large
tract OF land was purchased forthe settlement,
from which they were torcibly elected by the
white inhabitants. The condition of these
poor creatures is bad commentary on the
miserable policy femancipating negroes. and
allowing them to remain in this country. The
majority of these once valuable servants, are
now worthless beasts upon the community
among whom they are located, and often want
for the common necessaries of life. | heard
several express an ardent wish to return TO
the shores OF Roanoke again, where thew had
plenty, and did not know what it was to suffer
toi want"
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California continues 10 sustain her charac-
ter as the land Of wonders. An astonishing
product of her prolific soil was exhibited in
our office few days since, says the Picayune,
IN the shape of an enormous caulihower: il
weighed eighteen pounds, and was three feet
four inches in circumference. What was pc.
culiarly remarkable, aside from its extraordi-
nary dimensions, was the fact that it was The
growth of but six weeks from the time the seed
was deposited in the soil. 1t was raised at the
Mission Dolores, three miles from the city.
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pICHMOND -MANTFACTOKY--Iio1

ICH MOND MANUFACTORf .--CiOIu
iAsnd Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman as any
in the United States, and second to none
Speciacles of vatious kinds and those ground
by ourselves, positively restoring the sight near
as tiicia means can.
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modern
invention, combining ski with simplicity, and no
doubt as expressed by many, "TAs inrenttOn Of
5s age For further particulars please call at the
Office and examine for yourselves as to the utility
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
it is reality humbug
Mandatory at the corner Of Ilth and Main ST :;
office in room formerly occupied by the Richmond
Library
Pens re-pointed and warranted to stand,
ap3 RICHMOND MAEUFACTORY.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
LATER FROM MEXICO.
We have dates from the City of Mexico t

We have dates from the City of Mexico /,
the 4th inst.
Great excitement had been created in tn,
capital by the pardon granted by the Congress.
to the three assassins of DIR. Beistegu. The
Congress was sssailed on all hands for THU
act of weakness; the journals unanimously
speak OF il "a direct attack on society, ant
the respectable citizens of Mexico had nearl,
all purchased arms to defend their person:
against the hordes of bandits whom this par
don has almost legally authorized to commi
murder
conspiracy against the Government was
discovered about the 24th uIt BY two of the
conspirators revealing the plot. DIR. Betan.
court and several others implicated were ar.
rested.
newspaper published at Jalapa, an
nounces that the Government has ordered the
commanding general in the State of Vera
cruz, to proceed with his aids and BODY OF
troops to the bar at the mouth of the river.
Coatzacoalcos, 10 finish the Notifications alrea
dy commenced there. The cause assigned is.
the rear OF an invasion of the Isthmus of Tehu.
a,hlepec by body of Americans, who under
me me name OF "iaborers." and to the number of
ooo men, are TO leave New Orleans under the
Sohinand or guidance of the master, of the
Saratia and Almagres, which vessels were
months ago. '''' 'ohe
quarrel has arisen between the Ieg;s,s.
ture OF the State of Vera Cruz and ,ha Ma";
can Congress. The former insis,s mon !.
greater reduction Of the tariff of 1S45 than the
IL, 1U per cent. allowed by the national Senate
Inc Senate will allow this reduction of 10
per cent, but refuses to do away with anv If
the duties. The lower house of CONGRESS- on
the contrary, is in favor of aboIishing some Of
the duties. The question was not settled
congress would undoubtedly soon pass law
authorizing the States on The Northern and
Northeastern frontier to combine for the pur.
pose os the common defence against the in.
roads of the hordes of Indians. The States
OF Zacatecas and Durango, besides being ra-
vaged by the savages, are suffering from the
VIsltatIons OF general famine.
A subscription has been started in the city
OF Mexico for the relief of the people Of Da.
range.
On the 24th ult the day the telegraph was
10 Commence working between Vern Cruz and
OfiZaba: the wires were cut. Good omen for
the future! The line will reach The civ OF
Mexico during the present month.
A little steamboat, called the Esperanza, is
running between the city of slexco and Chal.
co.
A condacta of 81 100000, under the escort
OF Gen. MorlIza and troops, left the civ OF
Mexico tor Vera Cruz on the 2ith ult.
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PAINFUL OceURREscE.-At Sumterville,
,. e., about ten days since, the following pain
fnl event oeeuned:-A gentleman was busily
engaged in planting out the common yellow
Jasmin vine in bis yard. and alter trimming
away few of the roots, threw them aside,
where they were picked up By two of his lit
tie children, aged about three and five years.
The children no doubt chewed and swallowed
portions of the root. After short time. the
youngest returned TO It's mother, and, LAYING
down near where she was sitting, fell into a
slumber, as she supposed. Aftera while she
called 10 awake her child, bur ineffectually.-
She stopped down to raise it up, but il was
dead. The elder child was then taken i'll. and
in the course ola few hours, was also in the
land of spirits
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An animal Of a different species from any
before seen in California has been taken by u
Dir. Hill, OF Nevada. II is called the Cal for
MIA cat. ltis described as being very beauti-
tul. and bearing Il resemblance 10 the marten,
differing from it, however. in color, being a
dark grey, encircled with bright brown rings,
similar TO the raccoon. The fur is very soft
and beautiful. Its body is about the size of the
grey squirrel but about fifteen inches long, and
its tail sixteen or seventeen inches long.
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nENICOTISED SMOKING TOBAC.
u CO.-Great Desid eratMm for smok.

ers.-Tne undersigned offer to the consumers OF
Smoking Tobacco, article which has been pro.
E1gucei by all who have tested i superior to any
preparation OF the weGo for smoking purposes
which has yet been offered To tna public. The pc
c-..r advantage OF the article which they offer, is
this Ia al tobacco there is concrete OIL Nicotine
one 1t It's active principles, AMI wa.ch s eminenty
poisonous The effects Of this principle disa-
g-e9a3iy !e-t, more or less, upon the nerves and
s.3m4Ch, 5y all smokers. The Tobacco offered by
t1e undersigned has been entirely deprived of its
poisonous properties, whilst at the time, it
retains All its fragrant and aromatic qualities. So
mild and pleasant has it been rendered that persons
Of weak nerves can use it without inCon yeniencs-
L has the additional advantage that does not leave
tina, strong and pungent od0r 50 perceptible and
offensive N close rooms.
CHARLES eCHUMANE Il CO.
"a The above article can be found IN any quan-
ti>y al BENNETT & BEERS, Druggist, l25 Main
St gents tU- the manufacturers.
rr.e -sT-2ra1
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r EElN.UItANCE-

/ lEE INSURANCE. There are few Institu.
Ii tioDs more benevolent than Life Insurance As
sociations No investment of money read "
provides against poverty, to those dependent on
our lives for their support.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
is one OF the safest and best in the worl1-having
a capital of more than 81 400 000 ana paying an
annual diVid nd of over onethird the premium
paid B. w KNOWLES, Agent.
Office l58 Main street, corner above Exchau ge
Bank. my iS-4t
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lust IN TIllE.-GOUDS tOk TnE fEO
j PLE-Recd per late arrivals, blk Six Laees, all
widths AID prices. India silks, plain and striped,
all colors Watered Silks; Egyptian Mitts in great
variety; Swiss and Cambria Edgings and lnsertngs;
Blbbons; Grape Shawls. plain and embroideredi
Kid Gloves; Hosiery OF ali kinds; besides good
assortment of Linen Goods for gentlemen and
boys wear; all of which we offer TO sell at less
than such can be bought in the city.
Our assortment in Dress Goods Is very good and
large for The season, therefore will sell them
at reduced prices such areges, Tissues, Lawns.
Barege de aine, Printed Jaconetts we are selling
for mere nothing. J. MlLHISER BRO,
myla 1873 Broad street.
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There have recently been dug up in Tren.
ton, N. j., two 20-pound, one I2.pound, two 6.
pound cannon balls, one chain ball and one
horse pistol. The balls were all in good
state of preservation, being cast iron, while
the pistol OF wrought iron was nearly eaten up
by rust. No doubt these are revolutionary
relics OF the battle Of Assanpink bridge. where
the British three times endeavored to force
Washingt ten, but were repulsed. Night came
on when Washington left his camp fires at
Assanpink, but took his men and bullets 10 do
the next glorious work of Princeton.
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SINGULAR PARTISAN FEsTIyAL.-The On.
nual Gingerbread Fair commenced at the
Barrier du Trone, Paris. on Easter Sunday
IL has been visited BY over 100000 persons;
there are some 400 booths laden with GIN
gerbread the piles of which would reach round
the city, if laid in single file.
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A TTENTION. GROCERs. HOTELS.

"A BOARDING HOUSES AND PRIVATE FA-
MILIES-The undersigned have made permanent
arrangements in the different butter counties OF
New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland, to receive
constant supply Of fresh BUTTER during the
summer. Our arrangements such, that we re
ceive supplies by express and steamers within
very few days from the time it leaves the dairy
and believing that success depends upon large sales
and small profits, we are determined 70 sell Cheap;
and By receiving from first hands, We know we can
and will sell better article for the same. per.
haps, lower price than any other concern in the
city. HULST KING,
nv l2-2w Old Market and 232 Broad St