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NOTES.

Bidders mode conveyance intended The
carried preference and their cxcusion
required by the size Of the nails Neil agents be conveyed
without charge Deduction will be made from the mail for
fines for those performed agrceaby
all particulars The Postmaster General aDnul the
repeated failures violating the Office
He the shcdue provided he allows
additional the change
months cuament, the dis
pensed with No will be allowed for OF actual
should The
The mails taken and the
any other Offices within quarter
mile of The that be established during the
bids should be addressed the Second Assistant
General endorsed small Proposals Arkansas and
accompanied with of responsible
certificate of posnasters setting forth
the guaranoTs able make good their guarantee.
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General
Posr orrIcE DEPARTMENT Fab. 25 1852.
Feb 27--law4w
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JOSEPH d. COLLINS, President.
CHARLES GILL, Aetuary.

DROPOSAL4S for conveying the United States mails
following Arkansas from the LIST Of July,
M Of July 1884, will be received the Contract Office Of
Office Washington, 81
of May next, to be decided by the following day, viz
1901 From Little Rock by Plum Pine Bluff Rob Roy,
Gascony, Rchland, Swan Lake, Kiccotoo, South Bend
Arkansas Post, and Belevile, Napoleon 27S miles, m
weekly and back, with additional weekly Mary
brownsville, Aberdeen, st Charles, and White River, a2s
miles and back; also twice aweck branch from Aber
deem, via Clarendon Watensaw Duvalis Bluffs, Des Are
Augusta, Grand Glaze Elizabeth Jacksonport, and Oil
Trough, TO Batesvlle, 300 miles and back.
Leave Little Rock daily, except Sunday at cam;
Arrive at Napoleon next days by III
Leave Napoleon, the Arkansas Monday, Wcdnes-
day, Friday via tho White Tuesday,
ThurrdRy, and Saturday at2 pm
Arrive Aberdeen wednesday, Friday, and Sunday by
Arrive Little Rock wednesday, Friday and Sunday by -
the Arkansas trips, and Thursday, Saturday.
aud Monday by the White river trips;
Leave Aberdeen Tuesday and Saturday at 3 m,
Arrive at Batesvlle Thursday and Monday by am;
Leave Batesville Thursday and Monday at pmi
Arrive at Aberdeen neat days by
Proposals by different schedule,
main with the branch a different point will be
sdered.
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NEw GooDsi NEW GOODS, NEW GooDsI-Just

~ received
y y splendid embroidered Grape ,hswi'
80 yards br6cadc, striped and plaid silks
,Sg9 Sg9 90 a. 8, and "a sro de Rue black silks
~ 90 style berepe de ains
san sm % best quality French moussclner
~ ~ 90 French ginglams, very handsome
~ 90 neat figured French chinzes
~ dozen clear lawn handkerchefs
. cartons embroidered do
y pieces plaid eambrics .saf
~ do dress nne-dotted musns
blfn Swiss muslins, Nansook muslns
SSssok mulins white cambfcs
p pieces black apacas
~ 90 Barkey Irish linens -, -,
hussia diapers, huckaback diapers, table danask'
yyamask napkins, cloths, csssmeres
Nestngs, curtain musiins
~ pieces white and red Hsnncls
WV W. yards beached cottons, from 81 toi isk cents
sSo 90 90 and 24 sisaehed 'ssens' Az "a ,sx cent.
IS bales bed ticking. some a 64
91 yards Engsh and American cscoes some at cents
'V sSV 90 ingrain and 3ply carpets
~ 90 velvet and tapestry carpets
." 90 rag carpets, At % cents per yard; nnor,r,
Feh ls-staw4wn
WooDf wooDi WOOD 1.-THE subscriber has his wood.
& gMd near 4h street BRIDGE eight hundred cords Of
viii be at the yard all ready deliver u In such
s purchasers He win take the liberty 10 refer
a va To II o. Dane John r. Frost John 6iaset O. O.
nr VI BayB Washington Rev L. r. Morgan Rev. Mr. Ham
An7-eoau. #aA GEORGE w. CONWAY
variety,
Is non embroidered chOmiscs Ill. c,u,. ,.,, ..,
= imitation lace oapes ~ l.s.
W., etIa embrodered muslin capes gtr n =. za#
hhaS MEe assortment IN unmmed muslin cambrci and
Pas, cLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
-" -. fNt fa. a"a"H5
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rOLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, Wsshtng,on S"My .ss -
" MayIandTbe second term OF the current session s.k e.
Monday, Mnrh Applications for the admission ., rooT
to Rev. JOHN ~ kEM oo',
D H. Rector of ST. James Post Office, Msryiano
charge board, tuition, &c, hc Tor me hc""oo
year, in College Grammar School, ssas'
5-9awdw
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NruTICbe heretofore existing under the name
and DYER Mcguire IL this day dissolved py
having claims against me @
6r,n settlement with " y VINO wiz
cuue The business stand corner OF oh street ana
rehh'yWa"s "e"'' Epw G. DYER,
]. @. MCGUIRE.
p. :, tssc Feb l3-eodim
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he could no. find Butcher, that ne was draw
ing az near Y ellington as possible. Has ORDER
was to pursue Butcher; but when ne could
not End him. il was constituting il in an absurd
" literal sense, to keep on looking tor NUM-
He heard the cannonsde of Waterloo mol more
Than ten miles on his left. The very GROUND
mus, have trembled beneath his feet, for fun
hundred guns, upon front Of not more than
two miles. were firing as fast as they could be
loaded. II was distinctly heard in some OF the
maritime counties of England, and surely
practised ear, like that of Grouchy, must have
known that a deadly conflict, between two
mighty armies, and not mere skirmish, was in
progress. Had he gone when he FIRST heard
this fire. he would have come upon Blucher in
the act Of crossing the Dyle, and might either
have DESTROYED his corps by attacking it in the
rear, or have impeded its march so as to have
allowed the 5000 men whom his attack drew
of, to attack Wellington. There would have
been little doubt about the result.
We had intended to have examined this vo-
lume mors critically, but we have already
transcribed our limits. 1t is sufficient to say,
that we regard it as the worst specimen oil
historical work we have ever seen.
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WING RATIFICATION REsoLUTIoNs.-Thefoll follow
ing are the resolutions adopted at the Wing Rati-
cation meeting in this city on Saturday night last
Resolred That we the Wings of R richmond cor.
daily ratify ard confirm the declaration of princi-
Piles of the Wing National Convention apBaltimore,
as an emphatic enunciation of the ancient well
settled and true faith OF the Wing party.
ResolUed, That we heartily accept and will sup
port the nomination of Withheld Scott and Will
liam A. Grsham-assured, as well by their known
principles and character, as by their unhesitating
acceptance of their nomination, on the declared
principles OF the party. that they will ad minister
the government in its true SPIRIT mindful that the
compromises in which it originated are indispen
sable to its preservation.
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~ PRESERVE YOUR HEALTa.

Now is the time for Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia,
Bowel Complaints of various kinds, Dysentery and
Bilious Fever Persons subject to either, or all of
these complaints need not fear their attacks if they
will but use few bottles of Bakers Celebra.
ted Premium Bitters, the best tonic and alter.
alive that the skil and science of man ever yet in
vented These BITTERs are purely vegetable in
their comp siti"n and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nauseating substances that create a
Ianguor and nauseousness of the stomach when
taken; but having opposite effect, they exhiler
ate the system, sharpen the appetite, expel impro-
per secretions create healthful circulation of the
blood, and produce such flow of spirits as ofitset
tends greatly to relieve from indigestion and bill
ious affections. They may be token by Doth sexes,
in every condition of life, and will be found an in
valuable medicine for infants and adults.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE g. GRAY, BENNETT
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & CO, and GAYNOR
g. WOOD, Main street; II. BLAIR, VIM P. LADD
and SEABROOK 81 REEVE, Shockoe Hill
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once Superintendent Streets
Richmond, June 2s, 1852
vTyO STONE PAVIERG.-Sealed .rr,..,. :,

i will be received at this office until Thurrdny
the 9th July next, at u O'Clock for re laying the
gutter pavements on 9th street from Main to Road
and on 10Th street from Main to Cary, and paving
the residue or crown of the streets soidly. witSS
good medium size paving stones, on a bed of good
sharp sand and grsyei. not less than nine inche.
thick. The work j. to be compile ed On or beIors
the LIST day of November next, and in the mosr an,
proved mode of paving.
Payments will be made on monthly estimates a,
the work progresses-the city staining twenty per
centum on the monthly estimates, until the COM.
pletion of the work.
The estimates were placed at 60 c:s per square
yard for the new, and 80 cts for the old stone-no
bids beyond these win be considered.
The contractor will be required to enter ipto
covenent with security for the prompt and faithful
execution of the work: which contract must be
signed within ten days after the work is awarded
otherwise it be consoles ed as abandoned
The proposal must state the price per square
yard, for both the slc and the new W TX, Including
all grading and removal OF earth and rubbish from
the streets.
je 29-td M BATES. Supt. Streets.
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HUGUENOT SPRINGS.

We have Just returned from two days
visit to this delightful resort. Owing to the
GOODNESS of the early part Of the summer, the
attendance has not yet been very large, but it is
increasing very fast, and in few days, we
hope to hear that all the vacant rooms are filled
up. The fare is still, as il has always been,
excellent. The accommodations are at leas,
equal to those of any other watering place.
The sleeping cannot be tothighly commended
We exclaimed each night, with Sancho-bless-
ings on the man that first invented sleep.
This is most delightful place for children
The waters are of highly salubrious charac-
ter, and the room for exercise, and for the en-
ioyment of the fresh air, adds an hundred fold
to the advantages. There was quite respec-
BILE number there, and they all seemed to be
improving.
There is music every evening, at the Hugue-
not, and those who are fond of dancing can en-
Joy themselves in that way, whenever they
choose. Mr.. McEvoy will open bis dancing
school about the first. He is just from France
with any quantity of new dances.
One of the lions of the place, just at this
time, is a cottage put up by Maj. Woodbridge.
for his own private use. tits very pretty, and
in very fine taste. 1t is an ornament to the
beautiful lawn, at the bottom of which ii
stands.
The water, the baths, the exercise and the
country air, make us five times the man we
were, this time last week.
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PARRICIDE.-The Gieenville Albanian
says that young woman named Sarah Jack
son, was arrested in that place on the 18th in
slant, on the charge of having murdered her
father. 1t appears that her father was drunk
and commenced beating her, that he advanced
towards her with gun-barrel with the inten
ton of striking her with it, aud that she then
closed with him, and in the scule which ensu-
ed, she grasped bowie knife, a part of that
days purchases which were lying on the ia
bic, and stabbed him four times 10 the back
She and her mother then fled from the house
and took refuge wit!i neighbor, to whom they
related the circumstances. On proceeding to
the house, the old man was found lying on the
floor nearly dead from loss Of blood, and be-
fore medical aid could be procured he breath
ed his last.
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RICHMOND BUILDING AND LOAN CoMP ANY,
This association was fully organized Saturday even
ing at Boshers Hall by the appointment of the fol
lowing officers
Poiteaux Robinson, President.
C. w. Purcell, Treasurer.
B. w. Knowles, Secretary.
John H. Bosher, R. NJ. Burton, K. ,. Mitchell, w
Golden, R. w Alien, Fl. A. Pratt, Directors.
The Capital of the association is constituted oil
600 shares at $500 per share. Upwards of l5O
shares were taken Saturday evening.
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- At regular meeting, June 18th, of Cente-
nary Division, s. T., No 100 the following ofhcers
were elected for the next quarter: w. P, Cornet;
W. A., Walden; r. S.. Isaac t. Graham; A. K. s.,
Hutton; F S, Longest; T., Booker; c Franklin;
A. c., Pollock; l. s, Fanier; o. s., Robertson /;
Chap, Blunt.
lie 20 ISAACT GRAHAM, R. s.
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GENERAL Court, before Judges Field, Lee and
Thompson. The question of new trial on the
ground of the misconduct of the Sheriff and jury
in the case of Wormley, adjourned TO the General
Court by the Chesterfield Circuit Court at its late
special term was on yesterday argued at length by
". Wallace Day and saml Taylor, Esqrs., for the
prisoner before the General Court. To-day the At
torney General, w P. Boccck, will argue the same
for the Commonwealth and r. G. Scott for the
prisoner.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.

Esiis dirt Tuo1ey1 sssning Jnns sekk a s,easrs
4R[R The new and elceauf ssdevhss,
Steamship Rsane1ke, 1900 tons burtS.
ceive freight this day, cTuesday.) c9fh inss. m ~.
hour of O'Clock n, and win sail at cocE III.
evening; " which hour, passengers win please -
on board.
Passage 70 New York, including Meals and ele.
CANT State room accommodation onIv q 40
steersge passage to New FORK, Is.
Passengers taking THE Ship to Norfolk. are char.
ed the same BY the River Boats viz: 81. ana
meals extra
Tickets secured snd berths selected from plsn
of the ship at our Office, South side of Basin.
lie 29-1t LUULAM & WATSON
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IREsrAssING.-A negro named Warner Banks,
nired by w. J. Watson, On Sunday entered the
mouse OF Richard Macke, free negro, and there
.cted IN very disorderly manner. Officer True.
nearing OF the disturbance after it occur.
REQ, arrested Banks. Yesterday he was punished
with SO lashes.
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RUM SPILLED.-The city agency for the sale
of liquor, in Belfast, Maine, was entered on
Saturday night and the greater part of the
most valuable liquors either spilled or carried
off. The loss to the city is about $500. The
rogues placed on each side of the door, when
they left, marble grave stone, on one of which
was written "rum leads to DEATH"
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4 NTHRACTTE And CLOVER HILL

IA COALS-The subscriber begs leave to cali
the attention Of the people OF Richmond to the i'm.
portance of securing their fuel for the winter az
early az they can make arrangements to secure it,
avoiding all those vexatnns, disappointments, ard
delays 0ccasioned by acrowded demand, limited
supply and circumstances generally unfayorablc
to putting away fuel in bad weather.
He is now receiving from Rockets some 1000
tons OF Anthracite Coal direct from he mines Of Penn
sylvania, of superior quality, both Red and White
Ash, end will deliver the same from the vessels
while ascharging at 81 IS per cart load OF 25 bu-
shells, or 81 25 the ton of 2,240. He is also ready
to commence his deliveries Of best Glover Hill
Lump Coal to all who MAJ be disposed to lay in
their supply early. Price ls cents per bushel Coke
at II cents; also, on hand large supply of Oak
and Pine wood which will be delivered with dis
patch at the market prices
ie 29-d6t EDWIN CLARKE
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR CoURT, before judge Crump.
On yesterday George Blankenship of Henrico
county, now confined in the county Jail. on the
charge of stealing two negroes from Mr.. Straughu,
some three weeks since, made application through
counsel before this court, to be admitted to BAIL
Owing to the absence of witnesses the question OF
the application was adjourned over until to-day
when il will be argued.
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NEW WALTZ We have received from the pub
Usher, e. Willig, Jr., OF Baltimore. new and
beautiful piece of piano music entitled the Shockoe
Hill Waltz 1t is dedicated to Our old and valued
friend Phil Dougherty, whose face of sunshine ev-
er iumes Randop PMS store with rays OF jollity and
oh fI,lp
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w Madame Goldschmidt landed at Liver
pool under a salute fred by the crew of the
Atlantic. MIR. Goldschmidt and herself be-
came the guests of John Bold, Esq, the Swed
ish consul at Liverpool. 1t was not expected
that they would any give concerts there.
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The store ship Fredonia, is getting ready
for cruise to California. She will carry out
three hundred soldiers. The day of sailing,
however, is uncertain, as it is almost imposs
bic to get seamen at the present low wages
given by the navy. There are several other
vessels at the Navy Yard, which will proba-
bly, be detained from the same cause.
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DEsPERApo-A slave named Booker, hired to
Burr and E. Hinger, on Sunday, while under the
influence of liquor, assaulted another negro In the
employ of Mr. Mangum, and beat him severely
When arrested, loaded pistol was found in his
possession The Mayor on yesterday ordered him
80 lashes for carrying the pistol and 80 for the as
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JUNE 29, 1S53.-Iust received from New
j York,
Plain Swiss Muslins
Dotted do do
Checked and plaid Swiss Muslns
Colored Sprig and Dotted do
Jaconet Cambrics
Tape Check Muslins
Furniture Dimity, very cheap
And variety of other desirable and eheau goods,
at hAkT g. MOSES
je % New Store SO Main street.
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DRUNK AND Observation-Disclosures d Adkins,
white man, was arrested while engagedin drunk
Ell fight, on Sunday, and On yesterday in default OF
500 security to keep the peace, was committed t.
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D Joseph Gushing has resigned the Office
of President of the Baltimore Savings Bank.
Archibald Stirling has been chosen in his
place.
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WITHOUT PAss-stephen, slave to T. & s. Hard
grove, on yesterday received 10 lashes for walking
the streets Sunday evening without pass and run
ming from The watch.
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WITHOUT PAPERS Polly Franklin, free ne gross,
arrested in default of free papers on Saturday. ami
was sent back on yesterday to Henrico county
James Tame r, a free negro, also arrested with
out papers, was ordered to procure them at the
next term of the Court.
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AssAuLT'-Jscob Kirsch, for committing an as
sanit upon Henry krischer, on Wednesday last,
was on Yesterday, bound over in the sum Of $500
10 keep the peace.
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To THE LITERARY.-The committee appoin-
ted at the late session of the National Division
of the Sons of Temperance offer premium
of one thousand dollars for a new ritual for
that philanthropic Order.
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NOTICE.-Thosew who desire to buy Cigars.
~ Snuff, Tobacco, &c, at wholesale and retail,
would be recommended to as large and desirable
a stock as can be found in the MARKET and at such
prices as will offer great inducements TO those who
desire to buy good article. From his long expe.
rence in the business he is prepared to supply the
trade upon reasonable terms any house in the
city, or liberal discount to cash dealers.
JAS A. HARRiNG TON, Tobacconist
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GRAND WING RALLY! A

~ GRAND WING RALLY! AT
Wa THE AFRICAN CHURCH TUESDAY,
JULY 6TH-The Church having been pre-engaged
for Wednesday night, the adjourned Wing meeting
viii be held there Tuesday night, July 9th.
The Hon. j. NJ. Boris and ether distinguished
gentlemen are expected to address the people.
lie GIT
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The fragments ofthe wreck of large steam
ship, supposed to be the steamer President
have been washed ashore on the coast of Scot
land.
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NO AKCHITECTs AND RUILDgRs.-

FTFO ANU EO 1&LNU
i NASH & WOODHOUSE Gag square have
received the first number OF vol 2 of The Model
Architecture, by Samuel Sloan, Architect
Also, fresh supply OF vol l, in numbers and
bound.
The Model Architecture coafaius original designs
for Cottages Villas, Suburban Residences, &c &c,
accompanied by explanations, specifications, es
Inmates, and elaborate details, prepared ex-
pressly for the use of Projectors and Artzans
throughout The u. 8. The work, when compete, will
comprise volumes of IL numbers, each number
Contains four Autograph eDgravings OF original de-
signs tor residences varying in the cost OF erection
from eight hundred t, fourteen thousand dollars
There will be four pages OF details corresponding
to these designs. The price of each number is 80
cts; bound vol, $3.50.
The great demand for this valuable work 10 a
guarantee Tor its excellence. le29
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READ THISI
Re NEW READY MADE CLOTH

READ THIS!
MI ORE NEW READY MADE CLOTH
IVA ING JUST RECEIVED, suitable tor the not
months of July and August. AL persons wish
ing to render themselves comfortable, can now
quickly accomplish it by calling at
j. d. GOODMANS,
No. l34 Main ST. opposite Eagle Square.
N. B.-Among the goods received, may be found
plain white, check, and brown Grass Linen, Grass
aik, Searsucker, Goats Hair, Gauntlet, and SIX
Warp Alpaca Sack; Pants OF the latest styles OF
Linen Marseilles and summer Cashmere vest N
endless variety; Gsuze. Merino under Shirts.
hight colored Silk ana LisIe thread Gloyes &ei &c
-
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CABINRT

" FURNITURE-W return our sincere thanks
to the citizens of Richmond for the liberal pa
tronage we have received, and beg leave to say TO
them and to our country friends, that owing TO the
small space we have to exhibit our Furniture, and
the quantity we have on hand, we have come to
the conclusion to sell the following articles at
2 dozen Mahogany Parlor Chairs, spring seat
80 dozen Cane seat, variety of colors and shapes
10 Ladies' Dressing Bureaus; Secretaries
Book Cases; 10 sofas, 10 Mahogany Rocking
Chairs
elegant Marble top enclosed Wash Stands.
Also Wardrobes, Sideboards, Tables, Bedsteads
of all kinds, Cribs, Cradles, Hat Racks and vari-
ETY. of other articles in our line, which will sell
20 per cent cheaper than can be purchased in the
city. J. g. w. SATTERWBlTE, 4
Corner of Franklin and 18th streets
P.S-We still continue to manufse are every
ticle in the Cabinet line, especially Collins, which
we will furnish a. very reduced price, at the same
old stand-corner of Franklin and 18th streets.
ie 29-ts j. IL w. s.
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7 OST. on Saturday, between Mr.. P. RobinsOn's
IL factory, on Cary street, and the Va Blnks,
Fifty Dollars in small bills on the Manu- igctur.
ers Bank. A liberal reward will be paid for the
delivery of the same at this office. je 29-3t
OST.-On yesterday, between American Sa
IA loon and the Basin, silver Watch, with
detached lever. The finder will be literally re-
wa ded by leaving the came at this Office
lie 29-2t*