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IocAL MATTERS.

THE SPARRrNG MATcH.-We duly attend
cd the exhibition on Saturday night. The at
tendance was quite respectable, and all ex'
pressed themselves highly grati6ed. The
match between Messrs. Hudson and Ottignon
was full of the most intense interest, and at
its conclusion, the room rang with piaudits. A
match then came off between two young gen.
tlemen, residents, and. we believe. pupils OF
Mr.. Ottignon. They acquitted themselves
very handsomely. MIR. Ottignon then brought
forward pupil Of his, who had only taken SIX
lessons. He showed himself most apt
scholar. and if he improves as he has done
thus far, will make formidable champion.
The next match was between Mr.. Hudson
and a gentleman, who, we learned, was an en-.
gineer on board steam vessel lying in the
river. He proved himself fully acquainted
with the science, and with more weight, and
more practice, would be able to keep the ring
against most men. The best thing we had
yet seen came next. 1t was a match between
two men who knew nothing of boxing, but
went at it, in the old fashioned Virginia style.
good will, and continued to do so without any
apparent advantage on either side, until an ac-
cidental blow drew the claret from the nose Of
one of them. The combat was then declared
to be at an end and the proprietors were about
TO put an end to the amusements of the eve
ing, when an individual rose up and declared
that he had not gotten the worth Of his money,
and that he wished to get it by taking turn
with somebody, he was Indifferent as to who
it might be. He was Immediately accommo-
dated. He showed superabundance of pluck,
but no science, and after having received a
number of hard knocks, said he had now, he
thought, the worth ofhs money. The scene
then closed.
We do not know when we have spent more
agreeable evening. The sight of Ottignon
himself in his boxing attitude, is alone worth
the money. In addition to The admirable de-
velopments of all his proportions, ne has an
uncommonly fine head and face, and one Of
the most agreeable smiles we eyer saw.
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Conriction or a Murderer.

CIEeIssATI, April 29.--Jsmes Summons,
who has been on trial for murder in the frst
degree, was to-day found guilty. This was
his third trial, the Juries heretofore having
been unable to agree.
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The Illinois Central Railroad.

CHICAGO, April 29.-The workmen COM
menced laying the track of the Central road
yesterday, and tits expected that in ten days
twenty miles viii be finished. The cars will
then reach the CITY.
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Arrirdl of the Steamer United States.
New YORK, April 30.-The steamer United
States, from New Orleans, arrived here this
morning in FIVE days and twenty-three hours,
the shortest passage on record.
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CHAs. L. MosBY, OF LYNcHBuRG.

CHAS. L. MOSBY, OF LYNCHBURG.
We should have stated, several days ago,
that this gentleman having been nominated as
aproper person to fill the Office of Judge of the
Court of Appeals, in several Of the newspapers.
positively declines. Mr.. NJ. is a man OF tai.
ents. and enjoys high reputation as lawyer.
we have no doubt he would have filed the Of:
nee with creditto himselfand advantage 10 the
State.
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SOUTH CAHoLIsA STATEs RiGHrs CoEyEs-
,ios''- ine session Of this Convention during
.ne second day Of It's meeting, was occupied
80 appointing committees, enrolling members
and RECEIVING communication.
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GEN. BLAKE's NEGoTIATIoN.-We have a let
ter dated Oath ult from Fort Myers, 1.-THE head
quarters Of Gen. Blake) in which it is stated
that that gentleman had been at that post
nineteen days and had seen many of the Semi.
noles. All were friendly so far. and majority
of those seen express their willingness to emf
grate.-Forsda Republican.
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SAD OccURRENcE.-Mr. P. Murphy, of
Annsville, Oneida county, was killed by light
ming on the afternoon of the Goth .ult Mr.. NJ.
had been ploughing, but was leaving the field
when the accident occurred.
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Ey To the Voters of Henrico Couprv.
Owing TO the indispositon of my health occssioned
by my present occupation, and through the rnany
earnest solicitations Of my friends, hereby an.
nounce myself candidate for the office OF Cen.
stable for the county of Henrico, pledging myself
if elected to attend strictly all the duties pertain
ing to the Office faithfully and impartially
ap 27-tte CALEB II. CHILDREss.
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PA1NrEp.-Some very musical youth, on FRIDAY
night serenaded the retired feminine "lovei'ness
OF three story brick in Monroe Ward, and to resi-
their weary limbs took seats upon bench close a.
hand, freshly coated with green paint. We under
stand that on Saturday morning several young men
of this city, upon rising, discovered that the neither
portion of their nexpres had in the course oil
the night, changed from black to green be seated
gentlemen
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2ns.:nr affhe Arctic.

New YORK, May 1.-The steamer Arctic
sailed at her appointed hour o-day, taking out
thirty eight passengers and sixty-fve thous-
and dollars in gold.
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tnEsh tsOODs.-Large arrival ot N.w 40
Fashionable Spring and Summer Goods an
II. HERMAN e. cos

2Uo, Broad street
chased very extensive aud well assorted s,oes ~
Ladies Dress Goods, Grape Shawls. Ribhons E, -
Drolderies, Fringes, Trimmings, &C., &C. which
mey WIN sen cheaper than has ever been offered
before In this market, they would Respectable IN
vie the Ladies of Richmond and the public IN sen.
era 20 give them q call and exam ne their s,oek
amongst which viii be found beautiful Barese a. 4,
10 Names mes at iss worth sll finest Lams Cloth Worth
%. worth 623; Silk Tissue, IS worn s7a esIns'
nam, at ies worth 81 w Collars, from j. 6, ana
IN upto IS pc; Chimizettes, 3oc worm Sd:
~ s,esened and unoleached Muslins at Sc. some At
Pins the best. c; buttons IL deg; Ladies. Gents
sna chiidren's stockings.irom Ct up 70 75c pair,
sna great many other articles, all OF which win
De sold very cheap Come and examine for your.
selves that this 10 really
3 my 3--3tt THE CHEAP sr0pr
EOR sALE.-A seconc-nsnc Iwo.norse ca.
rage. Enquire ri the Trederar Iron wnyrs
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Judge Woodward has been appointed Su-
preme Judge of Pennsylvania in the place of
Judge Coulter, deceased.
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GECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,

" MAY 3, le52.-We have just received from the
North large and splendid assortment of New
Goods which We are selling cheaper than ever of
tered in this city.
Grape Shswis IN great variety very cheap,
brocade and plain changa5le Silks, Mousline De-
lane 1871 10 finer quality; French printed Jaconetts
at bali price, 10000 yards Lawns at sixpence, 10
cite. lax cts and IS cts; French Calico 20 inches
wide 6! cts, worth l21a; splendid Ginghams IAN
cts extra fine % 25 cts; Bonnets Of all qualities
pure irish Linens; beautiful styles Barge and lis
sue Gloves, plain black Barages, Tissue and Nous.
line white dotted Dresses, SWISS and Camarick
Muslins, striped and checked Mouslin, Linen lus
ire Quilts, Linen Sheeting ana Pillow case Linen.
Dimity, French worked Collars and Sleeves, lea
sheeting, Ca Pillow case Cotton Combs, 1000 Par.
ssols Of ali kinds JACOB A. LEVY,
Cheap Stores, Is and SO Main street.
Domestic Goods ~ factory prices. my3
HOUSE OF AUsTRIA.-J. w. Ran.
IL DOLPH has for sale, May 3, Notes Explsna-
tory and Practical ON The Book Of Revelation, by
A Rsrnes-75 cts
Part u London Labor--l2 cts
Confessions OF an Attorney by Gustavus Sharp,
OF the late firm Of Flint & Sharp (This Book has
been attributed 70 9 Warren, author Of Ten Thou.
sand Year, so cts
crimes OF the Hcuse Of Austria Against Mankind:
collected from accredited His.ory, and edited BY
Peabody. published for the benefit IL the Hun.
garian Fund--5o eta
Clifton. or, Modern Fashica, 10: Z novel, BY
arthur lowniey-oVc n my3
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ie' GEORGE w. BARKER

- X. II. Howis0n Is candidate fo- tho e
fee of COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY - - ~, ",
Circuit Court of Richmond. an 90 49, NC
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AN INIPORTANT FACT.-w. A. Pow

AN IMPORTANT FACT.-W. A. pow
n ELL. Architect and Civil Engineer, is pre-
pared to furnish designs Of any class of Buildings,
and superintend the erection OF the same accord
rate specifications will be written of any Design or
Building, correct estimate of the cost, contracts,
and agreements for the same, on very moderate
terms His long experience in his profession en-
abes him to save any person engaging his services
to erect any structu from to 10 per cent cheap
er, and produce an artisical, handsomer, and more
substantial structure than those who profess to be
Architects ANY one engaging his services may rest
Office is on 10Th street, TWO doors from Main.
2-3tk
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WITHOUT CRY PAPERs.-The continued case Oh
Mary Johnson, free negress, arrested in default
of CITY register, Thursday night, came up before
his Honor on Saturday. Her freedom was proven
and she was dismissed with charge to return Il"
mediately to the place of her nativity IN fowna
tan county.
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" To the Voters of HenricO County.
At the solicitation of many friends in the county OF
Henrico TO be a candidate for the Office of Prose-
cutting Attorney, respectfully announce my
self candidate fer tnat Office.
Respectfully, JOHN NJ. GREGORY.
an 5-HGwf4M+
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
Ss-ikasSS splendid Steamship PENNSYLVANIA
is now receiving freight Tor Philadelphia to sail on
Wednesday, at O'clock P. NJ.
The Pennsylvania and Virginia will hereafter
leave Richmond alternately every Wednesday, un.
til further notice. For freight or pass age apply to
my 3-3t MAYO & ATKINSON
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Eg To the Voters of Henric
County Fellow Citizens AT the so!iciia.
ton of many friends in various parts of the coun
ty, hereby announce myself, as did through the
medium of other papers some weeks ago, cand-
date for the Office of Commonwealth's AttOr.
ney, for Henrico county, withithe assurance that
if elected, its important duties will be discharged
with promptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ap 2l-dtde* JOHN n DAVIS
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JOHN HOWARD


Gy TO the voters OF District NJ .
Henrico Citizens: Undsr ,Ss
new constitution you are called upon 10 elss. !.
Constable. do not say to you that have - =
requested to become candidate, but az wa, - =
Office, and ii elected will devote my entire m ms
the performance Of its duties, hereby apsar,s -
myielf candidate for the same Should yon .ss
fit to elect me, viii endeavor to discharge he An
partially ''--
ap 29-dtdet ALFRED LEWEr I'm
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- To the Voters of the City of
Richmond.-The Legislature of Virginia hav
ing very recently passed an Act creating the
office of sheriff for the said city, hereby re-
specially announce myself candidate for that
Office. JESSE F. KEESEE.
en- 9i-dt07nnav
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ALFRED LEwELLEs
. 40 the Yoters OF Henriea ..

Ey To the Voters of Henrico Coyr,v
end District Cneer the new Constitute I,
become. your privilege and duty to elect Cen.
candidate for said Office, and pleuge N ysen 4 go.
ed, to ill it to the best Of my ability ''e''
ap 29-dtde+ GEORGE w. BARKER
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GREGORY q MAURl,
Successors TO j. w. Maury 81 Co., Mana
gers.
Omce. No. 81. Main Street.

Ut The capital prize OF SCI 1856 (whOie ti:kep
sold and paid
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass So, Apr! u;
81 Is g 2 O. IL 81 SO 90 81 u "a II % To-
Whole ticket Nos Is 81, the capital p!zs Oh
S2l.5 1856 il the above 1ttery, sent TO this agency
and sold by Anthony & Co, Vendors, Petersburg
Va.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery, No 80, ApTAZl'
80 Ii 60 II 10 81 II 70 42 81 30 ~
Quarter ticket Nos u 10 ~, prize OF SOU"
sold at this Agency.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery Glass "a, Apfh - :
20 &c 81 80 Sc 55 10 "a 80 81 a,
Half ticket Nos l6 20. the capital pTlze q
S22 800, sent TO Richmond agency, and returned
by N. STRATToN, Vender.e
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass go, Apr oV'1
SO 80 q 20 i6 81 6 % 50 10 40
Scheme To.Day.-Dalaware state LoneJ n
Capitals So, 500 l0,7e0, 1000, 1000, 5, l4o' "
prizes of 1900, 20 of 500 20 Of ZOO 22l OF IOo az
&c. 7s numbers. ID drawn. Tickets SO. my
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WILLIAM BOOTH,
UPHOLSTERER d PAPER HANGER.

u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public that his Spring Assortment of Goods in
the above lineis now complete-consisting OF Paper
Hangings Borderings, Fire Screens, and Curtain
Papers ofthe latest styles, both French aud Ameri-
can; Window Shades, Cornices and Curtain Bands;
Satin and Worsted De Lame Dam asks, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Tassels and Cord. Gimp. Hair
Cloth, Curled Hair; Sofa, Bed and Chair Springs.
shuck. Curled Hair, and Spring Mattresses; Floo3
and Table Oil Cloths; Canton Mating; Sofas,
Chalrs' Dlvsns' sofa Beds, Lounges, French Bed
steads of Mahogany, Walnut and Curled Manic
with many other articles TOO numerous 10 men.
ton, all OF which ne will sch on the most reasonable
terms at his
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- sherifalty of Richmoud.-7o

80 Sntf1na1ty h1cnm0nd.-70 ITs
Voters Of The City Of Richmond-FELLow CIr1.
ZENs: 1t is already known to you thatI am can.
didate for the office which heads this card, an a.
fee created by the Legislature of Virginia ander
our new constitution. For the part five years
have acted as Sheriff in the city of Richmond and
have thus afforded you an opportunity of judging
OF my fitness longer to serve you aud should It
with the aid of my experience go to discharge
the duties of the Office, TO merit your entire sp-
probation. Yours, respectfully,
ap 27-dtde THOMAS w. boswell.
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4 G,ANT.-Pro.essor Dunseith, from Europe
will deliver course of lectures on the race of
giants, which existed in past times in Exchange
Concert Hall every day this week-three lectures
daily at 10, and * o'clock. As an illustration of
his subject, Mr.. D. viii introduce to his audience
Angus NJ Kaskin, the great Nova Scotia Giant Boy
attired in Highland war costume. M'Kaskill is one
of the a0onders of the age-a perfect Brobdignag
being feet high, although only 10 years of age,
and weighing AGO pounds. Although considering
our humble selves "aome pumpkins" longitudinal
", at interview with cur youthful friend ON FRI
day night, we passed under mis- arm, leaving some
two inches Of spare II ON He has very symme
trical form, and majestic appearance, and his
Strengths truly surprising blow from his enor-
nous fist would knock down the biggest OK in
christendom His coUntepance wears a very cheer
full expression, and mis- manners are afable and
pleasing. TO hide the clouds of bushes which the
gaze of the fair gathers IL his rudy cheeks he
simply casts his eyes upward and his roseate face
is entirely yelled from the asonshed peppers of the
tiny damsels lowering around his feet. When the
heghth of young Hercules is taken into consde-
ration it is not be ordered at that he has foot
'sas is foot" We were creditably informed that
large party II! al -aSo4n CITY iecehiiy tooh Jill
ner out Of Of his boots. He complained, on Fri
day night, that his Scotch shoe which was large
enough to cradle twoyear old baby in, was get
ting too small for him and pinched his toes. We
recommend to our readers, young and old, visit
to one If McKaskiLs ievees during the day at the
| Exchange Concert Room; for certainly if he con
tnues to grow in the future with the string. bean
rapidly of the past, he will be lost sight Of
Price of admission to the lecture twenty-five cents
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MiLrrARY.-The annual Spring parade of our
efficient citizen corps of sodiery came OF on Sal.
urday, under the happy. auspices Of clear and
beautiful atmosphere. The ranks of the differen,
companies were fun, and their variegated uniform
and FURNISHED arms flashed forth beneath the rays
OF the glowing sun glatefing spray of kalede.
seopic light In addtioEto the city companies. the
Chesterfield Light Dragons and Light Infantry pc.
raded They passed our Office with quick step
AID eallsnt bearing
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Furnishing Ware.Roo,,s

li0 Main ST, Corner of 10Th
P.S.-Rooms and Entries papered al The sbnr,
est notice and in the neases, manner. bath IN ,a,rn
and country. - "" 4
my3-6t w RooTry
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F1NEp.-Lewis Shurtzer, butcher In the Lower
Market, was fined s. and costs for keeping TWO
calves tied under his stall longer than an hour d.
ter sunrise, and S. and costa for endeavorlng to
sell them in the market. Repor.edby SuFerlnlen'
dent Diddop.
Eleazer West was duly fined for the improper
driving of his teamster.
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DguNK-The infatuated man whom, we stated in
Yesterdays paper, was before his Honor for drunk
enness Thursday, and then discharged with an ad
rnonition, and who gave his name as James Crane.
was again brought before the Mayor on Saturday
for trespassing upon the premises of D. NJ. Branch
while in state Of intoxieation In default Of 500
security he was committed TO Jail. Alas the poor
inebriate When Crane heard his sentence, he gave
way to flood Of tears; but repentance came too
late. Bacchus has net only emptied his pockets-
diseased his frame, and blghted mis- character and
future prospects-but finally, as the reward of the
many sacrifices Of his misguided votary, immures
him in the cell of the criminal and deprives him OF
liberty. Daniel Curran, new practitioner at the
bar of the Mayors Court, on Saturday plead guilty
to the charge of drunkenness, preferred by Lieut..
Johnson and in consideration of its being his first
appearance, WIS discharged with an admonition.
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-fGe FOR NEW YORK-To Sal FRI
&xETx day Morning, May ~, At 0'clock.m =,
Inc splendid steamship City of Richmond, VIII
nosjtiyely sail as above. For freight and passage
having superior furnished state room accommoda-
tons, apply to w. D. GOLOulli' VI
Cabin passage, including meals, only ----ss 0 oo
Steerage passage, including meals -.-.---- W
FreiSht taken through to Boston. my
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IACOR 9 RAvrna

Ey To the Voters of the Civ M p;.,
mond.-At the request Of many friends. rss.s..
fully announce myself candidate for the ~ = ~
Commemorative Attorney ia the c. GU 7.
Court OF Richmond. '~'
sp 30-3wt JOHN HOWARD
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ER Commissioner of the Revenue
Tie undersigned respectfully offers himself can
di late for the Office of Commissioner of the
X venue for the city Of Richmond, at the ap.
Preaching election.
ap 27-tde~ EDWIN BURTON, Sr.
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ELUTINAS AND ACCORDEONS.-A.
Il MORRISS has on hand fine assortment OF
most beautiful Elutinas and Accordeons, which
will be sold very low. Persons in want Of the
above mentioned instruments, will find II greatly
to their advantage to give rim call. Also good
assortment Of Guitars Flutes, Clarionets, &c, &c.
Do not fail to call ST 81 Main street my3
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ITO the Voters Of District Ne. =. H..
rico County.In compliance viii The rss,,su. -
many friends have been induced to Offer m9s. y
trict. Ifelected, win do everything il my, us
to give satisfaction. pS"er
This District is situated within the fo,,o~,,.
boundary: On the north by the county - n sg
over on the south b ne city Of Richmond On the
east BY the Mechancsville turnpike and en ,bs
west by the Richmond turnpike. - a'a VI me
ap 30-dtdet JACOB psvrpa
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kOh sALE.-A SECONDHAND lwo-norse csr
rage. Enquire Il the Tredegar Iron works.
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.ThATT0Ns- OF FICE.

ouu. llckets 80. -
sTATHAaI,s LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, uSpgR c1rT HOTEL
lChalk's old stsnd.)
Drawn Nns Carroll Coanty, y, Apfil -
% AZ So AZ 6 70 9 80 AZ % % ~,
Half ticket 6 46 az, $50 semitic this cnos'
Drawn Nos Pstapseo, $50, Apra ~ oo' =
GA 90 IL 4 IL "a 81 40 8 80 % ~ cssns;,a,..
To. Day Washington County, s5- ~ ~ rs
So, 500, 10000. 6.o0o, 40oo 1000. 1870. ~ A0''
drawn Tickets S.
Also--smaA Fry. Tickets 81 ,r,ruAM.
my3 w. II. sIAlna----
ok vOLUMkS.-Geietie and urs = psiss.sd
- Horace Smith, one Of the authors 9, ss,ss,ans
Addresses. This constitutes vol OF app sssu-
Popular Library Of the best AutnoIs.5.a For
tiiul se, ial work now in course Of papnenss.,ssE
sale BY NASH T. Woupuos nnsre.
my Esxse -.
fyAITIES AND (sRAvITIks-oy H''.s
N Saith author Of ksjecsed Address, No. him,
Hearts unveied Or, knew you woa, n. .ssv 90
BY Sarah Emery saymorc, Csosh 'os .;n asR
myl Late pssnAer q Morris q NAN =
NHI.OROFORa 40 - ioI sale oy ..,s,.
u myI BENNETT y BEERS, pruss1'@
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CIRCUIT CouRr OF LAw.-Bcfore Judge fo0sT'-
soa.-On Friday last, on motion of defendant, TWO
presentments against John Howard,-now IN jail
for retailing ardent spirits contrary to as
missed Two pres sentiments against Edward blu
mer for the same offence, and two ditto against
John D. VIA were continued over until the next
term. Judge R. then surrendered the court 10
Judge Crump. The term will close to morrow
mn other criminal business before the court.
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DOARDING.-Mrs ABBOTT, near the corner
ID of 9th and Main streets, has vacant several
large and pleasant ROOMS. my 3-lw
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CHOICE LEAF LARD.-30 bpls very So
~ perior, landing per steamer, for sale by
nv 3 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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DRINIE LAGUAYRA COFFkE.-5v bag
L landing per steamer, for sale by
my3 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-27
MiLONE'S LIVERY STIBLB.

lEaHE subscriber has again taken charge of his
4 Livery Stable on Wilmington Street, and
inends TO give hs personal attention to the man.
ageinent OF the establishment He begs the
support of his old friends n this honest effort TO
serve the public, and provide for himself and
family.
Drovers will find at Malone's Stables a conve
nieut and economical stopping place for them
selves, their servants and their horses or mules.
Travellers will find here excellent attention
paid to their horses during THEN %sojouTn in the
City at anv Of the Hotels
Gentlemen ofthe City will find here good and
cheap board for their pleasure horses by the day,
week. month or year.
Ladies shall be accommodated npon short no
tice with carriage and horses for visiting or for at
tending evening parties.
And horses and mules for hire, are Nh handpl
all tunes for iournies to n'ighboring places. and
they will be furnished with ca reful, sober, honest
drivers upon moderate terms.
JOHN MALONE.
Raleigh, June 10, 1852. Al