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spIRlr or rae PRESS.

,,s,~ of Yesterday comments upon the free
-, ..,,,,,,,uents OF the Observation-Disclosures says
-. - Old Tine Democracy have felt their In
- ard expressed their indignation In various
instances. =
n,h. Times regards the idea of wariks alliance be.
...a, spain and Mexico 10 srrest the progress Of
~, rra,,ed States on this continent too prcpos
,.,ou, for serious consideration thinks that
the ru NOR that England Ia TO be party to the
alliance, 10 not the least absurd part of the story.
On the whole, !, is disposed to regard this war story
~ nothing more nor less than a trick of the fh
busters to keep up popular excitement 10 the United
States on the subject of Cuban affairs.
Tho Mail endorses the Recommendation to Con
sress to purchase Mount Vernon.
The Mail also says II ia to be hoped that IT Santa
Anna shall provoke his fate by third encounter
with the Anglo Saxon race of the United States, he
will receive lesson which will last him the re-
mander of his miserable existence. 1t is no advo-
cate of war or annexation-and would heed the
sage couneel--"beware OF entrance to quarrel"
but, 'being in" and especially quarrel like that
which report says is to be provoked by Mexico and
spain-it would never close it upon any other
terms than the entire conquest of Mexico, and the
acquisition of Cuba.
The Enquirer exposes in an able article, the hol
lowpess and hypocrisy of British philanthropy,
observing justly that it "would be commendable
and lovely if it expended its tears and Its money to
alleviate the gatherings caused by British injustice
and British cruelty. But while the wrongs of the
Irish are unredressed-w while that people continue
to fee from the hearthstoues of their fathers to a
strange lsnd-whie there Is 60 much suffering, and
crime, ksnd brutifed ignorance be-esth the very
windows of the royal palaces of England-while
the Chinese protest in vain against the importation
of poisonous drug, which kills nearly half mil.
lion oftheir people annually-whlle the East India
Company persist in robbing the Hindoos-while
these things continue for the benefit of the British
aristocrscy, the high born philanthropy of England
is INDUSTRIOUS farce, which should be treated with
jeers and mockery."
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60 B. W. STARkE, Attorney at
3~-xA Law and Notary Public.-Prsctices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions lin or out of
his oficel Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
keIinquishments of Dover, &c. Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly offended to.
Office removed 10 No SO, three ioors shove City
Hotel, North side of Main street, Richmond, We.
de 2-ly
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AN lNCIDEsT.-As The steamboat containing
the Baltimore Mechanical Fire Company was
leaving New York on Friday last, it passed the
British frigate Leander, when the Baltimore
band kup "God Save the Queen" which
was replied by the band of the Leander
striking up "Hail Columbia
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IproTrc David, an idiotic negro, slave to Mrs
Metrert, was found wandering about the streets by
the watch, on Sunday evening, and arrested
Yesterday he sent to ILL., preparatory to being
handed over to the care of the overseers of the
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New BooKs.-We have received from A.
Morris, Catherine Sinelair's very popular no.
vel, Modern Flirtations. So much has been
said in praise Of this book, that We feel no dis
position to add more this hot weather, especial.
ly as we have never read it. Young ladies and
young gentlemen who wish to keep up with
the fashionable world must of course &c, it.
From James Woodhouse, successor to Nash
g. Woodhouse,l we have received the June M
of Blackwood, and Father Bright Hopes.
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AueusrA CounrY.-The Sta1nto0 Vindica-
tor, of MONDAY, states that Brogie. one Of the
Trishmen concerned in the commission OF rape,
last summer, in Augusta county, has been
found guilty and sentenced 70 ten years con.
finement in the Penitentiary. During the
whole Of the past week, the court has been
engaged 10 the trial of Thomas Shnmate, for
an assault, upon Timothy Kelly, an Irishman.
CHOLERA IN INDIA.-The Calcutta CORES.
pondent OF the Newburyport Herald. under
date of April %, says:
1--WE have accounts from Prone up to the
4th of April. The cholera is raging very vi
rulently amongst all the regiments there, huv-
ing already carried off two or three hundred
men. The British and Burmese Commission.
ers have met, but could not agree upon terms,
the English wishing TO annex all the land for
fifty miles beyond Prone. The Burmese are
willing to pay money, but do not wish to give
up their lands. Gen. Goodwin, the English
Commander, threatens to march upon Ava"
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D1scHAHGED.-A man named James Holloway,
was examined yesterday before the Mayor on the
charge of asssulting boy named Charles Cook, on
Saturday. The evidence proving that Holloway
slapped Cook slightly for some impudeuce to lady
the warrant was dismissed after some suitable sd
vice from his Honor.
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u We return Acknowledgements to the Of
icers of Parisen g. Kings Express for late
New York and California papers.
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p A letter in the Baltimore Sun implie
doubts as to the existence of cholera in Alex
andria.
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HE tcLIPsE,-Did any of our readers see
'ne eclipse OF the moon this morning? 1t was
visible, we believe, about one O'Clock, through.
out large portion of this continent. By the
way the American Almanac made mis-
'ake In ITS calculations in saying that this
ec'ipse would be visible at Washington on
monday the 10Th, shortly after noon. A writer
! 10 Inc Boston Traveller goes into very mi-
mute calculation, and deduces the fact that we
nave stated above, showing that almanacs
must not always be relied upon.
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ANOTHER WIFE MURDERED.-Sarah Sally
died in New York few days since from the
brutal treatment of her husband, James Sally.
The evidence before the coroner showed that
both were.in the habit of drinking freely, but
the poor woman mad stated that her husband
had driven her TO it, The coroner's jury rem.
dered the following verdict: "That the said
Sarah Sally came to her death by peritonitis,
the result OF an abortion. Further, that said
abortion was the recent result of the i'll, treat.
ment OF her husband" Sally was committed
10 jail.
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HB. J Eddins, under the American, sent US
yesterday, copies of Graham's Magazine and
Godey's Ledys' Book for July.
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The Crops IN GEoRGIA.-It is stated that
in the interior of Georgia the early corn crop
is cut Of, and the cotton not more than two or
three inches high in whole fields where i,
oughtto be 10 bloom. The planters are COM
pisiely dishsartened, and regard the season as
sne most disastrous they hare ever known.
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- Dr. isis ,. waifkall. Hom~e.es
street, nesriy opposite ths Governors Houss' wv
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ConMITTED-Richard Lambert, In default of
security, was on yesterday committed to jail, for
disorderly conduct on Saturday evening last.
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SuIcIDE.--Sarah E. Bloomfield, lady 90
years of age, employed in Taylor's saloon,
New York, committed suicide on Thursday
last by swallowing an overdose of laudanum.
She had for some days exhibited much depres-
sion Of spirits.
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Eg The Five Points Mission House, erect
Cd on the site Of the old brewery, as the centre
OF missionary enterprise, in that infected dis.
'rict of New York, was opened with appropri.
ate services ON Friday last.
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BAILED-Walter Mackey, arrested for disorderly
conduct In the Valley, was on yesterday, bound
over in the sum of 500 to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-21

NJ kW BOOks.-Modsrn FIlftsuoDs, novel
L by Catherine Sinclair, author OF Beatrice, &c.
Price IN paper so cents clotn Is cents
Edgar Clifton, or Right and Wrong, story of
school life, by Adams-clOth 75c
Civil Wars and Monarchy in France in the Six.
teenth and Seventeenth Centuries, history OF
France principally during that period. by Leopold
Ranke, translated by A Gsrvey-elcth 81
The Life and Letters Of Stephen DIN, D D, Ii
D, vols-cloth 81
Part 5, Memoirs, Journal and Correspondence Of
Thomas Moore, edited by the Right Hon Lord
John Russell, 81 P-25c
Appietons Mechanics Magazine and Engineers
Journal for June $3.50
Vol 9th Coeridge's Works-cloth 81
The Old House by the River, by the author of
The Owl Greek Letiers-75c
The English Humorists of the Eighteenth Cen.
fury, series of Lectures by w N Thacxersy-SI
The London Laacet for June 1853
Hunts Merchants Magazine for June 1853.
For sale by A MORRIS,
ID 81 "a Main street.
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pIsMssfD.-A warrant procured at the instance
OF Joseph crauley. and charging John Grossly with
assauiting him, was on yesterday dismissed BY the
Mayor, upon tbs request OF the complainant
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NsNNwzzzz LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH
ZLNz CHAPTER No 43 Companions, you are
lAS hereby requested to attend Convocation
sz1UNS of Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter No 43,
at their Chapter Room in Bosher's Hall, on This
Evening. at O'Clock.
By order of the NJ E High Priest
SB JACOBS, Sec Pro Tenn
June Dist d 1S53-R A M 23S3 ie9I
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PRTERsBURG.-The case of Charles NM.
ply, charged with passing counterfeit money.
occupied the attention of the circuit court Of
Petersburg on Saturday. The jury rendered
verdict Of not guilty, and Murphy was dis.
charged.
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HUZZA FOR DANvILLE!-The little town of
Danville il pluck TO The back bone, and no mis-.
take. A few weeks since the vote was taken
for subscription to the Yanceyvlle Plank
Road. aud carried by large majority. Some
remains OF fogeyism found fault with the pro
fusions of the good people, and predicted ruin.
1t soon became rumored about that the Com
mon Council would refuse TO obey the will of
the people; but they were too enlightened for
tfat. At their last meeting they came down to
the tune Of eight thousand dollars, and we may
now look upon the road as already made
This road feeds the Danvile Railroad at Dam
vile, and gives it the command of the rich
county of Caswell, in the old North State, and
is long stride towards Greensborough. The
plank road is The never failing premonitory of
the railroad. "Coming events" &c.
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a. FOR KENT OR FOR SALE. that
H::::l handsome and desirable private Residence,
situated On the corner of Let and Marshall streets
containing II rooms, with all necessary out houses
and built of the very best materials and handsome
ly finished. Possession the LIST July Terms liberal
Apply to w. BO0TWRIGHT, Jr.
Also, for sale privately, very handsome vacant
LOT, adjoining the above named property Apply
to
lie 2I-l1t w BOOTWRIGHT Jr
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I OST, on Sunday morning last, supposed be-
Ia tween Wall and Cary streets, black leather
Pocket Book, containing my Free Papers
a reward of 81 by leaving the same at this office
WASHINGTON GEE,
lie 2I-3t* free man of color
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DISCHARGED The case of Mrs Emeline Martin
and her daughter Susan, charged with keeping
disorderly house on the South side of the Basin
again came up before his Honor yesterday. Re-
spectacle witnesses testified to a certain degree of
disorder that had prevailed upon Mrs Ms premises
during the last year-and the Mayor after duly re-
primsndng the noisy twain, discharged them from
custody. and babe the police have an eye to their
future proceedings
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e The steamship State of Georgia, ar.
rived at Philadelphia on Saturday morning
from Savannah, was struck by lighting off
the Capes OF Delaware. The fluid shivered
her top and mainmast, and passed through the
deck into the cabin and engine room. No one
was hurt.
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FENEN DOLLARS REWARD.-kan away
4 from the subscriber about the 2Sth of May last
my Negro Man HUMPHREY LATHER Said negro
his right arm injured, also been ruptured. He was
purchased from Mr Hill. / have been Informed
that said Negro has been seen in Richmond re-
Gently. The above reward will be paid 10 any per
son bringing him to me, at the corner of Main and
18Th str ets, or any Information that get him
again.
10
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I OST, on sunday evening last either in the
Ia Shockoe Hill Burying Ground, or on Poor
House street, large Gold Breastpin, with
white set. ANY person finding 1t and leaving it at
this office will be literally rewarded. je 2l-2t*
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BUSINESS MEN will read win pleasure tee
80 following advertisement of Pens:
OBLIQUE POINTED STEEL PENS, never be-
fore offered 10 the pu5ic. 1t is the beat Pen In the
world. There are three kinds, viz:
LIST The slip Pen. Price per groce, 81.
I'd. the Slip Pen, neatly done up in boxes twelve
pens in box, and twelve boxes in another larger
box, making groce of pens. Price Sl.26 grote,
or l2x cents a dozen bog.
Sd The Msgnum Bonums. This is the best Mer-
camille and Commercial Pen ever made Done up
l2 in a box Price p cts box, or So groce.
The excellence OF a well made Quill Pen ia &C.
knowedged by all, but few are aware that the cause
is, that it bends la,eray 81 the point, in making
shades, and becomes an O0lique Pen.
The OBLIQUE PEN curves or dehscts from Is
to 50 degrees to the right at that point where it
comes in contact with the paper, and ID perfect
an instrument for sloped writing the straight pen
ia for back hand
When held well. 1t places the shades naturally,
and without the effort requisite with the old pen
When held badly, or with the hand on one side as
most persons hold it, the point Of the pen comes -
the paper in IS good position to make smooth
work, as the point Of the old pen en- Wlen ned
in the best manner.
GEO NJ WEST L. BRO,
je 81 No and 6 Exchange.
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LAaiBERT,s OFFICE.
No. Q, Calvert Street
BAL IlMORE
splendid LOTTERY FoR
Saturday, June 18th.

S"tHfahys Juhe x5th,
ALL PR1ZEs.
n Each and every ticket In this Lottery piI1I.
prize; for all those tickets without drawn ss.
Der. are each entitled to $40 gross II ~ AAA'-
The Grand Consolidated Lattervs -. =
Capitals; $4,000, 10000. 10000, io,544. no -
1oOV ~ q goo, 20 of 1000 l7s Of 500 being the
lowest three numbers. rs numbers. 10 drs,ss. s1e
Tickets s3O-shares In proportion. =
= ha 40, THOMAS LAMBERT,
$500 = 80 Baltimore
EAsTWOOD sCHOOL, NEAR sTz T1-
- TON. BY PIKE POWEKs.-The era-ci. ~, 20
70 ms school VIII be resumed on the first mendax
august, ana terminate the last Friday In nav
following. The course Of instruction erpbraras "A
the subjects necessary to thorough preparation
Tor the University or other Colleges. or for .ba
actual business of life The pupiIs are rscurea -
deposite their pocket money with the tsaeber. "
De given out to them st his discretion
TERMS For board and tuition Ten 10 ,ntbs saan
payable enc half on the first August. and 49,
tsif on the first of January No deduction Is ,nod.
Jor any cause eIce pr0tr acted sickness.
For further information, address "PfKE pow.
ERS, Staunton, Va" ie Sl-d4tv,ari
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s.9-Ss EXCHANGE AND BANKING
g>-S3 HOUSE OF c. w. PURCELL d. CO.
The notes Of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed as heretofore at par at our
counter.
All solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated at Washington.
nv 5-tf
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HusrIsos Cousr.-The regular monthly term Of
this court closed Saturday.
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GUILD "ATCH LUSV.-Un the VII
Il liamsburg road, the Goth instant, between the
Seven Pines and Ratcliffes Tavern, Gold Watch
of the following description:
Anchor Lever-M Tobias e. Co, Liverpool
1928 liberal reward will be given for its delive
ry at The store of John n Gordon & Son. or at this
office je 2l-3t*
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- washing and Bleaching The
~ virginia. Magic Washing Fluid 10 the
greatest discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing foors, &C. II saves time, labor and nard
rubbing The genuine article ls prepared only by
an2i--3m +. J.p1C0r. Druggist.
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ID ing and drill of your Company, at Lafayette
M Hail. on Wednesday next, the 22i instant, at
~ s1l o'clock M. By order Of your Comman.
der. JNO F. REGNAULT,
je2l-2t Orderly.
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Ia MES WOODHOUsE

WooDH5usE) has received
Tnackeray's English Humorists Of the Eighteenth
century, series OF Lectures, to which Is sppend
ed the Lecture on Charity and Humor, volume.
i2no-Sl
The Old House by the River, by the author NJ
Inc Owl Creek Letters, l2mo--75c. charming
yolume ful OF sweet pictures of rural life, over.
moving with tender and delicate sentiment. though
iree from sentimentality.
On the Consti. ution of Church snd State accord.
ing TO the Idea OF Each, by Samuel Taylor Cole.
Iioge and specimens of the Table Talk of The late
samuel Taylor Coleridge, forming the sixth volume
Oh Coiefloges Complete Works-pnce 81 per VOL
Edgar Clifton, or Right and Wrong, story OF
school ME, by Adams, prettily illustrated-75c
Part Lord John Russells Memoirs, Journal and
Correspondence of Thomas Moore-pfice Csc
blscKWoods Magazine for June 25 cents or sub.
scHption 50 per year.
Father Brighthopes, or an old Clerev,nan,s Va.
cation, BY Paul Creyton-50c
The Bankers Common Place Book-5Oc
The Captive IN Patagonia, or Life among the
Giants personal narrative, By Benjamin. Bourne,
illustrated-S1
The Politics and Economies of Aristotle, trans.
lated, with Notes, &c-(snd an Introductory Essay,
and Life of Aristotle, by DIR Glhes)-by Edward
Walford, NJ A, &c. Bohn's Classical Library.
Fredrika Bremer's Works. vol 3. The Home, or
Life in Sweden and Strife and Peace translated by
Mary Hewitt Bohn's Standard Library.
The Chronicle of Henry of Huntingdon, com.
prising the History of England, from the invasion
of Julius Cesar to the accession Of Henry IL also
the Acts OF Stephen, King of England ar Bake of
Normandy, translated by Henry Forester, A NJ
Bohn's Antiquarian Library.
Cage and Chamber Birds, their Natural History
Habits, Food, Diseases, Manag ement and Modes Of
Capture, translated from the German OF J NJ Been.
stein, NJ D, with considerable additions On struc-
ture, Migration and Economy, compiled from va
rious sources, by II g Adams, incorporating the
whole of Sweets British Warblers, with numerous
plain and colored. BJhRs Illustrated
Library. je q
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BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.--

am now receiving a full supply of Guano
Cusfumers who ordered early will please rem ew
their orders If they wish the article sent Lam
also receiving orders for July and August delivery
HUGH w FRY,
GUANO applied to Corn In June sc,s quite A
well as before planting and adds very much 10 tbs
growth Of Whea. which follows.
my 3l-tussh3w HWF.
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SECRET OF MRS. STOVES RECEP.
TION IN ENGLAND

A correspondent of the New York Herald,
mentions fact connected with the ovations
offered TO Mrs. Stowe, which seems to us full
of significance. 1t is that she has made no inl-
preston whatever upon the middle classes OF
society, or indeed upon any other than the
aristocracy. The former have been to see her
as they would 60 to see rare show, but be.
yond tn at she has received from them not the
slightest token of sympathy or respect. The
penny subscription, gotten up for the purpose
of extorting money from that class Of the po-
pulation, has failed egregiously, not more than
three or four hundred dollars having been ga.
shered from them. On the continent the same
fact is perceptible. In France she excites not
a particle of enthusiasm among the middle
classes, and in Germany her book is criticised
merely as clever performance.
10 striking contrast is the reception which
she and her book have met with among the
aristocracy. The latter has been patronised
by courts, crowned heads, mobiles, and presses
speaking the sentiments of government, all
over the continent, and she herself has been
the lion of the day among the English nobility.
The reason is perceptible enough. Mrs. Stowe
is the representative of principle. Her OBJ
iect is TO bring her country into contempt, and
to dissolve the Union. The principles of free
dom, though kept down for time, are yet sown
broadcast in Europe. The development mus,
prove fatal to thrones and titles. Their great
example is to be found here in this country
which Mrs. Stowe is doing all she can to bring
into contempt. If she can succeed, she may
lengthen the tenure OF crowns and titles, and
hence she is adored by those who wear them
But, at the same time, she rivets the chains o.
those who do not aspire TO thrones and orders
Hence the body of the people, who are repub
lican at heart, feel no sympathy for her.
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FIVE DOLLARS will be
~ - paid if required, for the delivery
OF pair of Gold spectecles. enclosed in
black tin case at the Dispatch Office. These spec
taces were lost it is believed, on Main street. on
Friday last je 2l-3tA
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All ARTILLERY-Attend a meeting at
EWAvou Gun House This Evening, at eight
..t4NS o'clock, with side arms.
- By order of the Captain.
lie IL THOS BALL, OS.
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NJ NOtice.-Express packages tor Nor
H>folk, Petersburg, Richmond and the IN
terror, intended tor shipment per steamers Roa.
noke and Jamestown. will hereafter &c receiv.
ed by Messrs PARIsEN L KING, No Barclay
street, New York, who are the only authorised
Agents to forward our Express packages by
those steamships. .pu p....
jel5-Im j. H KING, New York.
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STOPPED, NOTE of one hundred dollars -
- The owner can have it by proving PROPERTY and
paying expenses Apply to E. STRAUS,
je 2I-3t* Corner of 18th and Franklin ste.
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~S Pies and milk !-Frull PIES OF diff.
~ ferent kinds, with rich and cool Milk
can be had every day at ADAM & cos Saloon,
No 144 Main Street, few doors below the Ex.
change Bank. iel4