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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

V Some days since, six emigrants, of a
packet ship just arrived at New York, having
been treated very badly on the voyage, deter
mined to leave the ship at the earliest opportu.
nifty. So they took row boat while the ves-
sci lay anchored in the East river and started
ashore. They were upset and one of their
number drowned. The FIRST news.man who
condensed the story from the New York press
stated that tSue were drowned and only one
body recovered, on which an inquest was held
The press generally copied this and all of them
persist in drowning foe OF the oor emigrants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

MISPLACED SYMPATHY.-The Boston Tray.
eller states that the watchmen called up city
physician few nights since to set the shat
tered leg of a drunken man they had picked
up in the street. At a first glance the limb was
seen to be shattered to pieces, and as the man
moved, the broken fragments grated together,
which made some Of the watchmen so nervous
that they had to 60 cut of the room to keep
from iainting. Upon stripping off the clothes,
however, the. broken leg was found to be a wood
en- one!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

e Some of the paragraphists, noticing the
Charleston Ar,esian we'll, says: il is bored
four thousand and twelve feet. This is a
mistske. We believe it has gone only little
over one thousand feet deep. They also say
the borers have encountered nothing bur sand
and little "fresh air."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE,
IL AS the agent and trustee of THOS. q. BLA.
KEY will cell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight Or
ten ac-es of the land now owned and occupied BY
the seid Blakey. These lots are be eutfuly situs-
ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading to
Blakeys Mil, about Q mile and half only from
the old market
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore,o
to the subscriber at his Office No. II Main street,
up stairs, over Messrs. Siuton & Go.
au 9-3tswts |. r. WATKINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

TIE TEEsAs RIVER MURDERs.- Some
time since we noticed the murders of two mer
on trading boat in the Tensas River, La
The owner of the boat and a sunsmith who re
paired guns on board were murdered, and q
clerk, who it was suspected had committed
the murders had disappeared. He has been
arrested at Shippingport, KY, and taken back
to Louisiana. $1,000 in geld was founl on
him which he said was all he had; but the
officers found $1,000 secreted in his baggage.
He afterwards confessed the murders. The
boat was floating dry goods store and gun
smith shop and was owned by Mr.. Park,
who is said to have been a grandson of the
celebrated African sravellerI Mungo Park
The murderer is named James Simmons. He
was employed by Park as his clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

Resolutions have been introduced into tha
Massachusetts Legislature, expressing aaeep
regret and abhofrence, at the conduct of ,ha
Grand Duke OF Tuscany, in cruellv ;mnr;.
soning Francisco and Rosa Madiai for reading
the Scriptures" The resolutions were relsr.
red to JOINT special committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

The BANK DEFALcATIoS IN PHrLADEL-
PHIA.-The amount ascertained to be over
drawn from the Bank of Pennsy lvania, through
the negligence of one OF its oficersis sal ITO be
be $4,000 which will be reduced by various
alleged to have overdrawn, il is understood,
possesses considerable means, so that nearly
the whole amount may possibly be recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

~ The citizers OF Charleston in public
meeting have made serious complaints cgainst
the Gas company of that city. They appoint
ed committee to look into the grievances OF
which they complain and apply to the Legis.
lalure and city government for redress. The
city Oughtto oica the UorkS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

w The Mobile News gives an account of a
very cool and iendish scheme for burning up
the family of Mr.. B. F. Rowland of that city,
by his maid servant. The house was burned
but the FIRE was discovered in time to save the
family. The girl confessed, but implicated as
chief in the act a negro boy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

~ The town Of Springfield, Massac husets.
dossnot allow any pubic exhibition Saturday
nights.
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The yearly sales of oysters ia New York
city, il is estimated, exceed FIVE millions Of
dollars; the number Of persons employed in
ihe business, directly or indirectly, 10 said TO
about fifty thousand. Of the whole amount of
come from Virginia, which has more exten.
sive oyster trade than any other Stats ia the
Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

In the United States Circuit Court at PhiIa-
delphia on Monday, Judge Grier, by agreement
of the parties interested, made an order Tor the
distributation Of 100000 of the proceeds Of
the Aspden estate among thirty-ive claimants,
giving TO each $4,000. About $l50,OO0 yet
remain TO be apportioned. On the same day
Mr. John Aspden, one of the unsuccessful
claimants, died suddenly. @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

FATAL AFFRAY.-A difficulty occurred at
Salartia, Miss, on the night of the 29th ult.,
between Isaac r. Dement, and w. H. Lucky,
both formerly Of Yazoo City, which resulted in
the death of the latter. Dement, was tried be.
fore Magistrate and acquitted, ON the ground
ofhaving acted in seIf.defence.
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The RIVER AMAzoS.-Lat intelligence from
Peru gives some slight account of American
exploring expeditions on the river Amazon.
They had reachsd very high point in the
river and the prospect was that Yankee
steamer would receive the $4,000 reward
for being the FIRST to enter Bolivia--having
navigated the Amazons. Theexpiorers reached
magnificent and most productive country,
with resources beyond conception. Cotton
sheeting stood at5oc per yard; coffee and indi.
go at &c, and all other products at proportion.
ate prices, cutlery, especially, being very high
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

~ Col. Benton's pamphlet respecting his
route for the Pacific Railroad ia said to be out !.
His proposed route is one Of those which the
Engineer department is preparing to survey
They will survey three or four routes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

N The Journal of Commerce mentions vet
another breech.loading rife. 1t is invented by
Mr.. Marston, and is commended by the Jour
nal. There are prejudices against breech. load
ing, but TO person standing at the breech and
notat the muzzle, itthinks this rifle as safe as
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ATTENTION, ANGLERS:
HBr FRESH SUPPLY OF FISHIl

A4#|5rsA FRGOn OF
SA-HSS TACKLE-1S53.
AM now opening the most complete assortment
IL of Fishing Tackle ever offered in Richmond -
Amongst my assortment may be found ali the va
Hinged Trout Sockdologers. &c besides full az.
sortment of Hooks on gut and gimp also, gut and
gimp extra; single and double Trimmings; rigid
Lines, with floats and hooks complete sea, grass,
and horse'hair Floats and Sinkers, extra; cotton,
linen and fax Lines; twisted, plated, spun, cable
laid and brsided Six Lines, in rolls, Of superior
quality trout Flies and Reels; walking cane Fish
ing Rods, in great variety.
Also, just received fine assortment of Cots and
Aliens RerOtueTs JAMES WALSH,
nm Ia 2W Maker g. importer of Guns Rifles Sc
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NEW sPRING GOODs-IS53.

NEW SPRING GUODS-IS53.
THOMAS D. 0UAHLES is prepared to offer to
l. the puolic large and handsome selection of
Foreign, Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods for the
Spring trade, embracing the latest and most fash
ionable styles: among which can be found an ele.
selection of Goods for Mems, Boys and Servants
wear ALSO Housekeeping Goods, such as heavy
Linens, Towellings, Damssks, &c, together with a
general assortment of Domestcs, to which he re-
spectfully invites the attention of buyers.
NH lift 80 BROAD street
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SINGULAR CoINcIDENCE.-Am man was found
drowned several days since, at Baton Rouge,
whose name, according to papers found in his
pockets. was A. J. Rose. The next day a gen :
tleman ofthe same name received warrant
from the Treasury OF the State, which led to
suspicious that were not allayed until the liy-
ing Rose proved bis indemnity.
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MOND. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 1s 1888

II NhsnsaG HAIR BRUSHES, some very
NH hisolne IA and durable patterns, for sale by
RIM ZIMMERMAN.
dpas.;a C0mBs.-sneii, hne tooth, ivory
MI ne ana pocket Combe. for sale by
:. n ZIMMERMAN
p0oMDEk PUFFs.-Lsdle.' C6,n. eozyd.r
-. sns' Is' beautiful article for sale bv
@a lo Ra ZIMMERMAN
.STOAk, 100 curied.hair Niatfr.,.-s ,,,,,1,Is
sses; 2oo shuck Mattresses double and .;nnIa
S-----AL ALEX MOTT g. CO
ORk AND ALLICANT M1TTs :,
mills MOTT . co
far saIe ~ DAMN sT0CK.-5O shares
NH ll-sa Stock Broker. opposite ~s, ", a., a..
CANvAssED HADls.-3 CssE. .pn.,,---
~ family Hams, just received for sale bv fo''o'
mn l4 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
SHERRY WINES ocsaves Brown s5s-,n
~ Wine. For SAY by
NIB WILLS g. LOMBARD.
EAMILY HAMs.-lO barrels sms1 s;zs
l. Family Hams. just received and for sale bv
NH IA JhO WOMBLE e. CO.
CAKDAMON sEED.-lO0 lbs large maIabar,
mb Is J.B WOOD, Druggis.
EOK sALE-Inree Counters and lot Of Draw.
ers suitable tor store; they viii be sold cheap
NH Is WM SWORDS.
NEW Hops, for sale by
IN JAMES B SHELTON,
! mh Is Corner of Broad and 4th streets.
GEORGE & JENKINS SUGAR CURED
i, " HAMS.-A few old Hams for sale by
mh2 WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
Y 10 COFFEk.-laO bags prime Rio Coffee,
~ in store, and for sale by
NH 4-ts A. 8. LEE.
DALE SHERRY VINES octaves Pale
l. Sherry W'ne For sale By o,,n.
NO. 1 MAGkEKEL, In kits and quarter
IL bbls; Tongues and Sounds in kits; for sale by
NH r. NJ BURTON
ExTRA HAMs.-"Stagg & Shay's" superior
NH i 4. M BURTON.
SiLvER.-The highest premium paid for sil-
fe % WPgRCELL & co, Bankers
40 OOO LYNCHBURG COTPO
AVsOVO BONDS for sale BY
hLE.-tO0 bbls cream Ale; us half do do do, tor
d sale.
e24 WIN. TAYLOR.
TLUvER sEED.-2OO bushels strictly prime,
~ Clover Seed, In store, for sale by
Z. McCANDLISH, Jr,
NH 12-3w l3s Cary Street,.
A n PRIVATE SALE, a splendid lot of
n white Satin, damask Table Cloths and Nap
kns also, lot Of brown linen do.
NH Is ALEX MOTT co.
AUST KECElVED, large assortment of
- platform, rotary and tea Scales, which will be
sold low to close.
mnl ALEX MOTT co.
ITO THE LADIES.-A fine assortment of
L Flower Seed, just received and for ssls by
J B WOOD, Druggist,
NH Is Corner above City Hotel.
TEA TRAYs-A large and elegant assort-
l. ment Of Tea Walters, single or in SETS for sale
at l37 Main street.
NH l6 BULKLEY g. CO.
D ARNY,S TklCOPHkROUS-Fo the
ID growth aud preservation Of the hair. For sale
by THOMAS E. PACE,
NH Is Corner Broad and 9TH streets.
" to arrive daily, per schooner Hope For sale
low to clnaa q eopsigpmapt hx LEE.
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FOR RENT.

60 FOX kENT.-ih he suoscr Der InIsnai1g
~ to break up housekeeping, will rent out hss
Dwelling on 9th between Marshall and CLAW streeis
and Lot adjoining It, where there are IS COW or
horse new stalls, and good we'll with pure cool
water. Itwould be capital lot for a person who
keeps or desires TO keep dairy.
He offers also for sale good part of his Furni.
ta-e, which is Richmond made, and kept in good
order.
Possession on or before the lst April next Az.
Or at Thos, w. Turpns grocery store, on Main, be.
tween 7th and 9th streets, where may be found.
NH l6-ts
G. FOR RENT-And possession given i'm
III mediately, my present Dwelling, located on
corner ofN and 3lst streets, on Church HIN, and
very pleasantly and healthily situated. The House
is large aud airy has Kitchen IN the yard, Garden,
Carriage House. Stable and Cow House. and all
other houses necessary for the comforts OF family
Enquire on the premises.
NH I5-n* RICHARD MALONE.
a. SCHOOL HOUSE FOR RENT.-
~ The tenement known as the school house, on
Franklin, between and 7th streets, is for rent,
possession given on the frst day of April. The
house contains three rooms, Que large enough to
Accommodate from fifty to sixty scholars, lecture
room adjoining. with a bedroom above.
Apply to ED EACHO,
NH IA General Agsnt anf Collector,
u FOR RENT.-That very large Brick
III House near Rockets, containing Is rocrns,
and nearly opposi Mr. MAYORS. Possession can
EDWARD D. EAcHo,
n1n ID General Agent and Collector.
o. FOR RENT.-The tenement on 9th, be.
M1 tween Main and Cary streets, at present oe.
cupled by Mr. J 8 Robinson
Also, the tenement on 9Th street, between Main
and Cary, and the large dwelling house, corner oa
Main and 9th streets, at present occupied by the
subscriber JAMES BOSHER,
mh5-dtf
O. sTURE AND YELLING FOR
Ii RENT.-We offer for rent, the Store and
Dwelling on sixth street. near Marshall, lately oc.
cupied oy MIR. John Peroe. Possession may be had
Immediately.
mh . TOLER & COOK. Agents.
O. FOR KENT.-A very desirable Brick
- Tenement, on the Corner OF Leigh and Brook
Avenue, suitable for a store and family residence.
Possession can be had Immediately. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO.
mhl4 General agent and Collector.
O. FOR RENT OR sALE.-The three
E:a story tenement on Grace, between 4th and 5th
streets, adjoining my residence. II has recently
been put in complete repair, and ia furnished with
a cooking range bath room, water Closets, gas FIX
tures, and other couvouiences It's airy, elevated
position exterior and interior fnish render this
of the most elegant and agreeable residences in the
city. For terms, apply to
fe 2l-ts Da. JAMES BOLTON.
O. FOR RENT-The newly built three story
~ house, corner of Main and End street. The
occupant wishing to remove to his own residence,
is willing to givs immediate possession Apply TO
ks Sta GEO. w GRETTER.
g. FOX SALE-A very desirable House
lie and Lot on Maddox Hill, near the resi-
deDce OF Mr. Saunders. Possession cen De had i'm
mediateiy. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
NH 9 General Agent and CollecrE.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUsE.-Ihe SUB
scribers have entered into CO partnership under
the firm Of PENDLETQN g. BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commission Business in TOBAC-
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
BaRlmsre, lid.
r. PENDLgTON,
P. P. PENDLEToN.
Baltimore, August 18th. 1852.
References
Hugh Jenkins g. Co, Baltimore.
r. w. Bruno & Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson & Sons, do.
Edwin Workman IL Co, Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas & Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes q Ogiebsy, Bridgeport, Ohio.
John Creigh, Cincinnati.
Gordon IL Co., Louisville,
w. Il. Bartless, Charleston, 8. C..
Otis J. Chafee, do. do.
James Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
Brown & kirkpatrick, co.
z. Chsfae, do
D. Lark, Esq, Cash'r N. w. Benk, Wheeling
s. Bra y, Esq, do. Mer. & Mech. do. do.
James K. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah Sibley, Hamburgs, S. G..
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, alabama.
A. L. Gaines, New Orleans.
OC I2-t.yyiiur
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WILLIAM nlOUNTJOY'S hARBLH
w FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, east
corner of 9th and Main Streets Richmond VIZ, is at
all times prepared to furnish Marble Monuments.
Tombs or Head Stones of any size or pattern; Mar
bic Mantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
or any work of the kind, of the best materials and
workmanship, at the shortest NOTICE. and on as fs-
vorsble terms as sny.other establishm ent between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Gra.
mite Quarries of easy access from the city, and
famed Quincy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or any other Aind of house.
work, in ihe most reliable manner, with such dis
prtch and upon such terms as cannot fail to please
every one.
1Granite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for N mason work.
B-Having recently engaged very expert
enced Carver and Engraver. be prepared to do all
kinds of ornamental marble work at the lowest
possible prices. NH I6-3m*
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nm ANTLEo FOR LAD1ES.-l have Just
I'VE received
Black Silk Lace trimmed Nantes
Gymp and Fringe trimmed Scarfs and Nantes
Blk and cold iniaid and fringe trimmed do
White and colored inlaid Princes trimmed and
fringed do
White, blk and cold application Princes trimmed
and fringed man,es
The particular attention of the la dies ia invited
to tae ABOVE named Nantes.
THOMAS u. QUARLES,
NH 16-5t 229 Broad street.
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CHINA, CROChERY G GLASSWARE.
go K. L. HICKSON, importer and o@a
dealer in English, FreacA and diner Ela ag
scan China, Crockery and Glass. EkA
todre. Country dealers and house 9nAs
keepers would do we'll TO give him call, as from
advantageous arrangements in buying his Goods,
he will be enabled to s9ll low.
Haiters, Trays, Spoons Kntres and Forks. Cas-
tors, Looking Glasses, with a variety of Fancy Ar.
ttcLeS. NH l4-u
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~" sTOCh Of SPRING IsUUDs,-
,,sf-,. :; q NJ. hOsEkBAUM, beg leave TO return
o1tF hanks to their friends and the npbI;r AZ Iarg
a. toe hoersi patronage bestowed Upon them Tor
1's zen years and TO inform them In at they ave
~ - yea AGO rehtted their store 1T the old stand,
80, ~ corner Of 6tn aud Broad streets, and viii
go ~ monday, msEca the l4th. with an entire
g. eonPrisia2 large and well selected
80 go u Foreign snd Domestic Dry Goods Among
n-aea "Li DC found the newest style of Ladies
and 1oooS' a-so' choice assortment. for Men
ta- @[ stock having been bought entirely for cash,
aDed T. sell as low as aay regasr banss 5 ~, ,.;,,
-. MAJ t19Y viii endeavor their almost to
FSa,f 81 10 price as well as iu goods Thez re.
f fSIeny so!1cisa cali ct l76, corner OF grGad and
a-.. NJ :. lnAl2-6t
hh.-Ae eaffeis Tar, 10 nns oder, iorN.z1g nv
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MUTIkY AND MURDER.-The late California
news brings intelligence of mutiny on board
the brig VIM. Penn, and the murder of the can.
tain-Isaac B. Hussey, of Nantucket. Three
or four years ago he commanded the whale.
ship Planter, in the Pacific, and mutiny oc.
curing he shot one Of the crew. When the
voyage was up he sent the vessel home; bu
the mate was tried as accessory and acquitted
on the ground that the murder was entirely
jastihable. Capt. Hussy has remain in tn,
Pacific ever since, and In July last took com
mand of the VIM. Penn, just fitted out for
whaling voyage at Strong's Island. Novem
Der 9th the natives, Pacific Islanders,) Is j,
number, mutinied in the night and killed tn,
Captain. The whites, only fre, were below
at the time, where they were forced to remain
During the day at their request they were al
lowed to leave the vessel in two boats, provi
ded with whatever they thought proper to
take. They threatened t. burn the ship if no
allowed to 60.
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THE DAILY DIsPATCH
Friday Moraing, March Is, Issa.
CALIFORNIA ITEM,

Miska Hnuser had performed M S.rr
cisco. Miss Catharine Hayes was trave,,;,u
through the interior, giving concerts and tab.
ing notes.
The capital of the State had been moved
from Vallejo to Benicia, but the legality of the
matter was doubted and it was proposed to
submit the question to the people.
On the 1lth ult., the mob at Mud Spring,
hung three Cinnamon for stealing $500 10
gold.
The bodies of two Americans and one Ger
man who had been murdered and robbed, had
been found near French camp.
A party of Cinnamon assaulted some miner:
on the Calaveras river. They were pur'
sued, and one of them, who was caught, was
hung.
A miner at French camp, being determined
10 abandon his labors and come home, was de.
tanned day, and employing the tim. at work,
was lucky enough to find piece weighing
271 OF.
party of Mexican Bandits headed bv one
Joaquin, had committed many murders and
robberies. Much excitement was caused hv
this bold movement, and measures had been
taken at jackson to capture him. A par,v
sent after him had been unsuccessful. He was
particularly brutal towards the Cinnamon. a
number OF whom he had murdered and roh.
he'd
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MEW CROP CUBA MOLAssES.-92
~ hhds new crop Cuba Molasses, receiving and
afoat. For sale by
NH l BACON & BASKERvILL.
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UANO.-l0 tons Peruvian Gusuo expected
" to arrive daily per schooner Hope. For sale
low to close consignment, by LEE.
NH ll-2w
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COR SALE CHEAP-A few more of those
L odd size Doors, Binds and Sash, at the factory,
ON Mayo street.
fe Its M. AMBLER.
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DAKNY'S TkICOPHkROUS-Fo the
ID growth aud preservation of the hair. For sale
by THOMAS E. PACE,
mn Is Corner Broad and 9TH strests.
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TEA TRAYs.-A large and eaegant assort-
l. ment Of Tea Walters single or in sets, for sale
at l37 Main street.
NH l6 BULKLEY g. CO.
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ElLOUR.-4O barrels Ivy mills Family Flour,
Il As bbls Rivanna extra superine Flour
SIS bbls do do do
For sale by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
NH IA Corner Cary and Va streets.
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"n;.-2o eansis Tar, 10 nns Ofoer, Tor hsI. 0y
SAMUEL AYIAEs.
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RACK kk S-Sode, Butter and Water
" Crackers, and Pilot Bread of the best quality,
for sale at ADAM g. CO.'S Bakery,
NH l2 No IA Main street.
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GLOVER HAY.-Just received a very nne
u lot of Clover Hay, put up in bales, for sale by
GEORGE HERRING,
NH l2 Opposite R e. Depot.
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ID Boys thick and thin sole Calf and kip Boots,
at No 43, Main street, sign of the Boot
fe 10 WILLIAM WALSH.
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no THE LADIkS.-A fine assortmen. of
1 Flower Seed, just received and for sale by
JB WOOD, Druggist,
NH Is Corner above City Hotel.
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QG0 BAGS RIO, LAGUAYkA AND
COU JAVA COFFEE
400 Dbls Crushed Powdered and Coffee Sugar
200 packages Loaf Sugar, No and No2
500 do New Orleans, and Sugar House
Molasses
400 boxes Sperm, Adamantine and TaIlow Can
dies
500 Sides Leather
500 kegs Nails
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda Cast, Shear and
Bistered Stee!; Powder, Safety Fuse, Vinegar
Tanners Oil, Grind Stones, Bed Cords, Plough
Lines, Cigars, Candle Wick, Cotton T~ine, Wrap
ping Paper, Wine, Champagne, Brandy, &c, &c,
for sale by LEWIS D. CRENSHAW a. CO,
NH is North side Basin
IE5O cot NTaY MEHChANTs - we
4 have now hand, and daily receiving, an
entire Fresh Stock OF Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts
Citron, Cusrants, Raisins, Sweet Oil, Catsups
sauces, Figs Prunes, Preserves, &c &c, Fancy
Articles OF every description together with every
article iii our line, which will be sold low. by
SIMON B0kAVITA L. co, No 10 Mein st
NH ID Lste stand ef Jos Bonavita, decd
DATENT PUL1sHENG iRDNs.-Tne
Z above is new article. The handle can be de
tsehed from the iron while IL is heating; aIeo,
fac assortment Of French Boz Irons, with heaters
Fluang Irons; Qa!:!ug Scissors, 2 and ) prong all
the above articles can Do had at
BULKLEY g. cos
mh IA House Furnishing Store, 1871 Main st.