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LANDER
BY Richard Cauthorn.

cry STAND, HOUSES AND
~ LOTS AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY, the
goth instant, commencing at o'clock ion the pre-.
misses, will proceed to sell at Auction that valua
bic Grocery Stand, on the Mechanicsville Turn.
pike, with the large Dwelling House, and half an
acre OF land attached, now owned and occupied bv
Mr.. Joseph Tucker, and the framed dwelling with
quarter an acre Of land adjoining the above Also,
IN Bowling Green, and near the grocery, Houses,
one with half. and the other quarter of an acre of
land attached.
TERMs-One.third cash; the balance in six and
II months for approved paper.
ap 23-T* r. CAUTHORN
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RdiirOH1 4ccyf}gUE.

GPHLADELPHIA, April 24.-The 2 o'clock
TRAIN Tor New York yesterday arrived at Ran
cocas while the draw bridge was open. Tie
engine, tender and baggage cars were thrown
into the creek, the coupling of the passenger
cars breaking. They remained stationary
The engineer escaped by leaping into the
creek. The breaksnan was seriously injured.
The engine remains in 10 feet water.
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u Ata Meeting of tic Council of The

Cay u Richmond, held April 18th, 1883, itwa
hes0l5ed, That poll be, and the same is hereby
directed, to take the Of the freehoders of the
cy % the question, whether the Council on behalf
U the city OF Richmond may subscribe to the
slock Of the Virginia Central Railroad Company a
Company incorporated for work of internal i'm
pFoVsment IN this State part OF which is construc.
yea n ana near this city, amount not exceeding
Two hundred thousand doars--that the time of
1Io!td'ng the poll be Monday the 23d day of May,
o09 aud that this resolution be published for one
month. ana afterwards until the day OF the pol in
d. east two newspapers of the CITY,
copy: WIN. p. SHEpPapn con
ap zQ-dt22ssTsv " =" H.
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PITTsBURG, April 23.-Yesterday afternoon
constables Ferguson and Jones of this city
went to Saxonburg, in Butler county, to arrest
& man named Casper Lamplighter. The lat
ierreslsted, and stabbed Ferguson to the heart,
Killing HIM instantly. He also dangerously
wounded Jones. and made bis eseaps,
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~ OH my. Where ana -.

JeEs,s OH MY! Where did v,u v., -
Me- Repairedt In I.aIs . set your
know. bo why. at MOUNTAINS. Of c5 Just like *
cheap too. Ana repair pair articles of that lind and 20
Jewery you want .nen M he can make any article Of
anv,bin Win his store, and 10 alwavs raSy con.
am snsa N bis line to order Give h,s 70 make
fine e. ne viii give satisfaction. MN 'r'a and
sy Goods hand hes and
rsn,eS n Clocks and Watches rena,r oe sold low
above ,h pont forget the place. No p7 ana war.
sp Its .. +. MOUNTAIN
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By Alexander Mott g. Co.

GALE OF STOCK, FARMING UTEE.
~ slLS, &c sc, AT AUCTION On Friday,
.ne 18th April, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will
rel T at auction, at Woodvile, on the Mechanesve
auInplke, about one and half miles from the city,
stock OF Mules, Cattle, Corn. Oats, Fodder,
Snueks, Wheat Straw. Farming Utensils and house.
ao1a and kitchen Furniture
The S. mules are ali under seven years OF sge.-
son,s .s,e have been selected with great care and
time . M Inem are thoroughbred At the same
Marss ~ pace viii be sold, one of the best bred
She bas virginia. ,rhoso pvdgre is without flaw.
has haan Cot ey her side, sired by Revenue and
be ID Saoaed tais season to Tally Ho She will
Alamode uea "a May. Also, well bred FiIly, by
aor e'n' DID, one by Tally Ho the other BY Pow.
sor s -, for all sums under $50 4 mon,bs
curity required. 'oie notes with Sc
Sale to be conducted by
ap26 AIFy Norr
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BY Alexander No,

'HE subscriber being about to rennoro g.
Il the city, will sell his residence on c .rom
street, between 18th and 18th, on WEDSEs S5scs
morning M; 2G9 instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock
his household and Kitchen Furniture. I, ~
Their new nor fashionable; he being an old hove
keeper, and having contemplated for some Usar.
breaking up-but comprises almost every necaa'
sary article for plain family. Sale withou, re
serve, and will be conducted by Alexander Mott &
Co, Auctioneers '' -
sp26 THOS IAMpEpT
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Tooth Ache cured by GarIick &
GWathmeY,a Tooth Ache Specific-It i

y
warranted to contain nothing injurious the teeth
in a few minutes. See the certificate of Dr. Edmunds
{. practising Dentist ofthis city.
MEssRs. GARLICK Il GWATHMEY; Cent have
used nearly fifty phias of your Tooth Ache Specific
and highly pleased with its good effects 1t GER
tainly will relieve the pain when caused by external
agencies; does not inure the Teeth and is excellent
for inaIned and spongy Gums consider it the best
article used for Tooth Ache, and cheerfully recon-
mend it to Dentists and those afflicted with aching
teeth. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS Fl. EDMUNDS.
Sold by BENNETT BEERS, PURCELL, LADD
CO. and Druggists generally, Price Is cents.
ap 20-3m
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ERSStl CnnSized.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-The schooner
John Franklin, ashore some time since near
Cape Henlopen, was hauled off, but after
wards capsjzed with steam pump on board.
She has dritIed ashore again on Phenix Is
land.
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AFRICAN CHURCH.
MRS. EMMA q. BOSTWICK,S
FAREWELL GRAND CONCERT
And Positively her Last Appearance In
KichmDnd.


And Positively her Last Appearance in
Richmond.
THURSDAY EVENING, April 25th, 1853
Assisted by the following eminent Artists:
The distinguished Volinist, NIB. HENRI Apply
Solo Vionist to the King OF Holland.
The celebrated Solo Futist, Mr.. JULIUS sIEDE,
ret Flute Professor OF the Royal Conservatoire
Leipsc
MISS AkEIE OLIVER La petite File du Regiment
only mir e years OF age, the wonderful performer
on the Concertns, daughter OF the Band Master
OF Her Majestys Regiment at Montreal
HERR TBlLOW, Solo Pianist to His Royal High
the Duke of Coburg Gotha
PrOgramme-PartI I.
l-Solo-Piano Forte-Allegro di Bravura-HERR
THILOW. Oh. Meyer
2-Grana Csvatina-"Qui la voce," from 81 Puri
tani"-MRs BOSTWlCK Belni
HENRI Apply. De Beriot
4-Bravura, Happy Birding with Flute Obligato-
MRS. BOSTWICK and Mr.. JULIUS SIEDE
Wallace
| 5-Solo-Coucertina-F Fantasia on American Airs
introducing Lucy Neal and De Boa.man's Dance
Miss ANNIE OLIVER. Case
Part III.
6-Solo-Flute-Recolle of Lucreza Boreia
| Ma JULIUS SlEDE. Bricad
7-Song-"The Gypsy Song" from Camp of sie.
sia-MRs. BOSTWICk. Meyerbeer.
oIo-yiolia-souvenir d'Amerique. Ma H.
| Apply. Vieuxtemps
9-scotch Ballad-"Twas within mile of Edin.
boro' Town"-MRs BOSTWICK.
l0-Solo-Flute-Grand Polka de Concert Com
posed by Mr.. Siede-MR. JULIUS SIEDE.
1l-SoDg-(By particular request) "Home Sweet
Home'-mRs BOSTWICK
e Tickets ) each; to be had at the
principal Music ana Book Stores and Hotels and at
The Door on the Evening of the Concert.
u Doors open at 8-Concert to commence at
6 o'clock.
BT thoice Seats may be secured without extra
charge, at the store of Messrs. Nash L. Woodhouse
FFS The Piano used for the occasion has hsen
kindly loaned by Messrs. Nash d Woodhouse.
ap20 F, THIES. AGENT
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall Street. under the City Hotel.
EHATKtS ON STkEn

To.Day.-Bel Air, U.-CapitaIs: $40, coo. 10,
OGO, 5000, of 5000. of 15004 OF 1000 5 of 500,
&c. 10 numbers, IL drawn. Tickets S5-shares
in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, l25 Capitals: $4,000, 90 of 600,
| Of 473, 90 ct 80. 70 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets
81 shares in proportion.
ap 81 SMITH
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From Buen0s lures.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Dates frem Buenos
;A-yTes, 10 Feb. "A, have been received. The
f.. nted ) ses ship jamestown was in port
All on board were we'll.
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Henrn RnLLns,, III I,.n.,

- FUys
Troy, April 23.-The store of Hermius Ra.
phaeI, No.l6 Congress street, was last night
entered by burglars and robbed of dry goods
and Jeweiry TO the amount ofSl 800.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Wellington Goddin.
M OsT VALUABLE & ATTRACTIVE
MI REAL. ESTATE ON GuI I... III 4

M OST VALUABLE & ATTRACTIVE
w REAL ESTATE ON CANDLES HILL
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--WiH be sold on
Tuesday Afternoon, the 9Th May, 1853 upon
the premises, commencing at IT o'clock. 326 g. ~
feet of Ground on the West line of 3rd, between
Byrd and Arch streets, running back 100 feet to a
30 foot street.
Also, 1884 feet of Ground on the Yves, line of 9TH
street, between Byrd and Arch streets (adioipiog
Prsts cot:age0 running back 1870 feet to an alley %
feet wide.
These Lots will be divided into building lots Of
suitable size, plat OF which be seen at INV of
nee in few days. These Lots, for the mos, p.rt.
are justly regarded as snong the most beautiful
located of any other now in market, and being in
view OF the Public Square. soon to be enclosed of
fers peculiar advantages to persons wishing con.
veni ut, commanding location, and picturesque
view OF James River and the surrounding couniry
for miles ia extent.
TERMs-Onef fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and is
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
BY trust deed.
sp 26-2awlwdtds W. GODDIN, Auctr.
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Holloway's Pills, the best Medicine
for COmplaints Incidental 10 Eelnnles.=

Mrs. Tabor of Mtcham, informs Professor Hollo-
way, that she considers it her bounden duty to &C
knowledge the astonishing benefit she has derived
from taxing his Pills. At the age OF 45 she began
to suffer from general arrangement OF the System,
anguor, swollen legs, and other ailments incident
TO females, and Notwithstanding the most careful
attention to the advice Of eminent physicians, her
weakness aud debility continued to increase uati
she adopted another course, and took HOlloway's
Pills, and this nestimsble medicine has restored
her 20 a soundness of health and buoy ancy of
spirits which she had not enjoyed Tor some years.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines ough out British Empire,
and by those of the United States in Pots and Box.
es at 81 cents, 81 cents and 81 SO each. Whole.
sale by tie principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by Messrs A B d. d SANDS, New York, and PUR-
CELL, LADD d co, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving In taking the
larger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance of Patients are
ar1zed 10 each Pot or Box. ap2l-lw
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BALTIMORE MARKET, April 25.
Sales of 1900 bbls. Flour, at $4Sl. Grain
steady,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
7nnITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Farther Particulars Of ne Burning Of The
Steamer INDEPENDENCE.


The steamer Independence was lost on the
1t-b ri February, having been run ashore on
'be shoals Of Msrgaretta Island. There were
IA Messengers on board at the time, all al
ON, leaped into the sea, and Of whom $50
y, a0A ere lost in their efforts TO swim ashore.
Msrraretta islands upon the coast of Low.
er Cahiorns.
sIsr striking, TIE Independence backed off.
h,, 6adngS feet water in the hold, Captain
Ssr>o, oriered the Pilot to run her on the
Leer-. thee hundred yards from the main
Ia There the ship took hIe from the in
,erse heat OF the furnace, and the flames
snras6ing rapidly, created the most frightfuI
conservation among the passengers. A heavy
ses sas running at the time, and all the boats
we're svanrped in trying to get ashore. To
add 10 tie horrors OF the scene, the FIRE reached
the ros der magazine, which exploded with
terrific .orce, shsttering the stern of the steam
- INTO fragments and blew MANY passengers
INTO the air; others jumped into the sea, and
were carried of by the strong cunent sweep.
ing from the shore.
MANY who had previously reached the
shore were unable 10 render the sufferers any
assistance. and were obliged TO remain passive
spectstors, while hundreds of men, women,
sud chIdren were perlshing Ivy the FIRE and
sea- The ship finally swung around, with
her broadside TO the shore, where her coal took
ire. and she was entirely destroyed. The
passengers saved found themselves on bar
rrn aud unuhubted island, without food or
water. where they remained 90 hours, in u
state Of intense suffering. Finally, by firing
cannon, thew were able TO attract the aitention
o. whaling vessels laying in MagdaleDe Bay,
3 few miles Of, who came to their assistance
with provisions, and in The end took Them Of
TIE steamer Cortez had arrived at Panama
in II days from San Francisco.
The town of MarysvllIe had again been in.
undated by a rise in Feather and Yuba rivers.
&J1h loss OF property had occurred.
MARKETS.
SAN Francisco, April 1.-The market was
quiet IN expectation of a great changes in pri.
ces from large arrivals. Flour quiet at $l2 to
Sl3; Mess Pork $40; clean do S44; Hams "a
10 Pc; Butter ALTO 45;; Rice 10 Gle.
SECOND DISPATCH
New ORLEANS, April 23.-The number of
persons lost by the burning of the Indepen-
dence is estimated about 100, including pas.
sengers and crew. Among them is A. Scho.
field, OF Pennsy lvania, besides a large num-
Der OF New Workers.. The remainder of the
passengers were rescued and taken to San
Francisco.
The San Francisco -four market is dull and
quoted at 50 30 per DBL.
1t Russell has been killed by Indians.
The town of Mary recently DESTROYED
by ire, mas been nearly all rebuilt.
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fkNAE ATHENKUM.-Ihe Rev. I'll. DUN
4 MING will, this week, deliver at the Athena
UNI, his last two Lectures upon the HOLY LAND;
one on Tuesday night, the Goth inst, upon JERU-
SALEM, the other (the particular subject of which
will be announced herestter) on Friday night
Terms OF admission usual. Lecture begins at
3 O'Clock. Tie Committee on the Athen9um
an 2l-2t*
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BY James M. Taylor, Auctr.

BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctr.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ROCK
Y ETTS, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Mon.
day, I'd May commencing at o'clock, P. d., upon
the premises, that large Brick Building and Lot at
Rockets, formerly occupied by Mr. Granger as q
tavern This property fronts 81 feet on Rockets
street, (below the creek) aud runs back to Water
street The building contains lS rooms, with con.
veniences &c, and is well adapted for a business
house.
TERhs-One-thrd cash. balance at 6 and - mos
WIN interest," with deed of trust to secure the de-
ferred payment
ap2l JAS. M, TAYLOR, Auctr.
ADDITIONAL.
Sd Lots In the Town Of Fulton.-After
the above sale, will be sold IS building Lots stua.
ted In the town of Fulton" on Louisiana and or.
leans streets. These are decidedly some of the
prettlest building Lots in the town, having dry,
elevated and pleasant situation on some of the
principal streets. ~ '-'
apes JAS M TAYIop A,,.r
WILL be sold on "Wednesday, the 27t6
w April, at IL O'Clock, at the American Hotal.
fifteen shares OF the Stock Of the Belyaderia PaOer
Manufacturing Company.
ap 2l-tds JOHN A LANCASTER & SON.
WHITE GRAPE sHAWLS,-Ws have
w on hand a large assortment of plain and am
broidered White Grape Shaws, to which we invite
the attention of the ladies.
ap IS HART q MOSES.
EOR sALE.-A No second hand top Hug-
Il gy and Harness, all in good order.
EDWARD ID. EAcH0,
apps General Agent and Collector.
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NEW YORK MARKET, April IS.
Flour frmer; sales of 5000 State brands, at
5000, Southern SIS to 1912.
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EHS@ If yea Want some thing Very Nice
for Tea, send to WIN. FALCOhERfS Bakery, III
Main Street, about o'clock, r. b., and gel some
Tea Biscuits. nh LIT
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IL stereosc0pes.-Tnls new style of Da-
etueIfeotypes can be jseen at NJ SIMONS' Isl Main
stiSels anu we would recommend readers 10 call
anu see them we consider this the most valuable
InptoTetent that the Daguerrean art has received
since nrHt gave it to the public This really
an age OF Improvement, and the Stereoscope il not
the most useful is at least one of the most
We shall speak Of Its merits fully at some other
time anT
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANsMITTED FOR THE DAILY nIsp1TcR
Additional Intelligence by the Emitted

New ORLEANS. April 25.--The steamer In.
dependence, which was burnt on the shoals
off Margareua Island, was valued at 100000,
and insured $4,000, chiefly in New York off,
ces.
The steamer Page, which has been running
between Sacramento and San Francisco, burst
her boiler recently. -Four persons were killed,
and many others wounded.
The Legislature OF California has imposed a
tax on foreign miners.
Fifty emierants have sailed for Australia in
the steamer Unicorn.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-1nnn rso.n

SALk OF REAL ESTATE.-lnp pursuance
~ OF decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
OF the CITY OF Richmond, on the llth day of Jan.
vary, 1855, In the suit Of Fitzhugh &C., against
Clarke d als the undersigned therein sppointed
special COMMISSIONER will offer for sale at IL oclk
NJ. 10 front OF The Court House of Henrico County,
On the "a DAY OF May next, Chat being Court day.
OF henrico; also one moiety of lot number ,wentv.
seven, containing sixty six feet on e. oath street,
IN me C'y OF Richmond, held jointly by the estate
OF 1osephus b, Cotton, and the estate of o. Ladd.
lshas OF SALE third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and upon a credit "a 10
the residue OF Elk aud TIVE I've months in equal in
staiments from the day of SALE the purchaser eye.
cutting bonds for the deferred payments. ana Il.
title to the property retained until the purchase
money 10 paid and conveyance directed by the
Court. THOMAS w. boswell,
an l3-dtds Special Communication ar
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H VACCINE AGENCY.-Or.A A. e.,
Peticolas, Vaccine Agent, at Richmond, is
prepared 10 supply virus with directions for its use
10 all who apply either by post or otherwise.
Dr.. PEFICOLAS' Office is in the basement of
his residence, corner of Broad ans Mayo streets
When not necessarily absent, he may be found
there at all hours, day and night
8p 2l-lm<
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Extensive Assortment of Spring Goods.
HUBBARD. GARDNER d CARLTON

No Ill M1in-Street
HAVE received their Spring Assortment Of Boots,
IL Shoes, Hats, Csps, Trunks, Sole and Upper
Leather, French and American Calf Ski,s, Lining
ana Binding Skins, Shoe Thread, Letter, Note and
wrapping Paper. &c. &C., comprising one of the
largest and best selected stocks they have ever bad
Country merchants respectfully requested to
examine our stock, as we are confident they will
nud IL as low, II not lower, than the same guam
of Richmond. nh IL s,u if =
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MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-The market was
quiet IN expectation Of a great changes in pri.
ces from large arrivals. Flour quiet at SD to
Sl3; Mess Pork $40; clean do. $44; Hams "a
10 .lc; Butter ALTO 10; Rice 10 6Ic.
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Later from California

New York, April 25.-The steamer Star of
the West, from San Juan, is coming up the
harbor.
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1 ARPEh'S MAGAZINE FOR MAY,
IL and all the other May Magazines ow ready at

II AhfE MAGAZINE FOR MAY,
l. ano all the ether May Magazines ow ready at
l.. l. SMITHS
Cheap Publication Depot
Opposite American Hotel
Doctor Birch and his Young Friends, by w M
Ihackoray, with 10 iIustrations-price 75c
Essays and Miscelanies: choice cuttings from N.
manuscripts OF Grace Aguilar, author OF Women of
Israel, &c-price soc
Prismatics, by Richard Haywarde, illustrated
Red Wing, or the Weird Cruiser of Van Die.
mans Land csc
The Old Mans Bride. by Arthur-75c
Flag OF Our Union, Waverley Magazine, Banner,
Sam, Dutchman, Pick Picayune, Home Gazette N
Dotchman, &c all for this week
All the latest publications and standard works
constantly on hand L. L. SMITH
ap 26--lt Directly nrposite American He tel
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RICHMOND MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY
trade a. Ss3 ~ 'Ao
WHEAT-Si 10 TO 81 Is
CORN-54 cents
BACON-Sides st TO &c; Shoulders 7 to 1ac.
TOBACCU-About $50 hhds sold today at the
two warehouses, at last weeks prices. The de.
mand 10 good. Lugs S44 to Sc, tine manufacturing
s. TO SIS.
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y i . q " 5 81 %
NEW BUOkS-J JUST pUBLlSHED-For
" sale by NASH g. WCODHOUSE,
Eagle Square,
spooner's Dictionary of Painters, Eugravers
scnlpEors and Architects, vol, royal svo
The Camel Hunt, narrative of persona! adven.
lures, by w Fabens, II mo, cloth
Dictionary of the Army of the United States, by
c h Gardner, l vol, vo
Behind the Curtain, tale of Elville VOL II mo
Legends oil the West by Jas Hall, vol, II mo
Rural Essays, by J Jwning l vol vo, cloth
Notes and EmeEdations to Shakespeare Plays,
vol, II M
Doctor Birch and his Young Friends, for Juve.
niles, sto
English Soldiers in the United States Army, l
vol, II M
The Old Forest Ranger, by Frank Forester, l
oI,I- mo ap26
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SMITH,.
sVRATTON,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, d. April 23d:
81 81 IA so 8 IS 25 26 66 81 30 26 % 81
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lust RECEIVED, lUU dozen Linen Cambria
j Hdkfs, really splendid article, at only l2k c,s.
E GOLDSMIT,
ap 26 No4I Main Street.
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u GOLDSMITH, No. Al Main street,
LIE still on the Alert.-Just TO hand, another
lot of those 75c parasols and magnificent style of
Challies Together with numerous other articles,
which will be sold at reduced prices. sp 20.
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Rs N0TICE.-Ths office of the New
s>-la York Daily Herald,
Philadelphia Daily Ledger,
Baltimore San and Clipper
and General Agency tor all the
Weekly Newspapers,
Magazines
Periodicals and
Cheap Puolcations
is at l66 Main ssreet, opposite the American Hotel.
LEWIS l. SMITH,
General Agent
-g@ Daily and Weekly Newspapers, Magazines,
&c, delivered in any part Of the city at pubshe rs
prices. Subscriptions can be paid yearly, quarter
Iy, monthly or weekly ap 23-3r
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G - ArAdam d Cos Family Bakery.
80 l44 Main street, can be obtained Bread,
Rolls Biscuit, Crackers, Cakes of ali kinds, Fruit
Pies, &c, manufactured daily from the best mate.
rails. Balls, Parties, &c. supplied at short notice.
Orders promptly attended TO. ia28
49, ROPER e. MURRAY, UNDER.
B~-la TAKERS. Governor street between
Main and Franklin. fe 93-lv
Dr. j ohm .. " q / rtiail. IL OmRODa.
w. thic Physician. Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House
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