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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-01

BREAKING LAMP-On the I4th day of
January last, team of Ellis 4 Peers passing
up Cary Street. between 18th and 18th, mule be-
came unruly and on the drivers plying him with the
lash, he jumped and kicked about, until coming in
contact with lanp-post, the lamp was knocked off
and broken to pieces Learning the facts of the case
and the number of the wagon ~ from Francis Mo-
ran, Mr. Childs, who is employed at the Gas Works,
reported the circumstances to tie Clerk, who made
out bill against Messrs. E. l. P. for the damage
done, accidentally entering the number of the wagon
as l05 These gentlemen having such wagon,
fused to pay the BILL and the consequence was, that
q summon was issued against them under City ordi-
nance the of the Clerk having been corrected,
which YVES tried before the Mayor yesterday, who,
after hearing all the testimony, assessed fine upon
the defendants Of S..
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AsnLl's OPEsIso OF THE SIXTH SxA..-
We have spent hslf an hour at Metropoltan Hall IN
wonder and admiration in viewing this noble Paint
ing The terrific scene which it portrnys, and in
which every mortal being Is interested, makes N
forget that are not gazing at the reality instead
apcture. As work Of art, we doubt whether any
equal to Il can be found in America. Every figure i
lifeke, and stands out from the canvass like Living
piece Of hesh and blood Every citizen should en-
tzsss sAe eppoziaaiiy q psyias 4 Wit.
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THE New ORLEANS SuFFERERs.-On en-

THE New ORLEANS SUFFERERs-On en-
quiring at the Bank of Virginia yesterday, were
gratifed to learn that the of g. 776S1 had been
deposited TO the credit of the Mayor of this city,
the amount collected and returned for the aid of the
sufferers of New Orleans In addition to this sum,
we further learn that several members of the Col
lectng Committee have funds in hand supposed to
be sufficient swell the total s. 500 This is doing
very well for Richmond. when the fact is considered
that many of our wealthest citizens absent, who
would doubt contribute handsomely to a cause
which appeals so directly to the sympathies of all
who appreciate the condition of the widows
and orphans rendered helpless and destitute by the
destroying epidemic with which they have been
visited But we do not wish the good work to stop
here. Richmond and should give at least 5000 to
this cause, and she will yet DO it if those who have
undertaken to make the collections will continue
their activity for few days more. If any of our
readers have yet handed in their names and con-
trbutions to the committee, beg them to DO at
thce: The Howard Association have made known
their necessities, and Richmond hear the cry
for aid without doing her part in granting relief:
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ADJUSTMENTS
HALL.-THI

METROPOLITAN HALL.-THIS
A'h EVENING, and every evening during the
week, will be exhibited AnellPs great Scriptural
Painting of the END OF THE WORLD, RTHE
OPENING OF THE SIXTH SEAL
This magnificent work of art the largest Painting
in America full 500 feet square, occupying the artist
three years in its completion, will be exhibited for
few days, in connection with grand CONCERTS by
the celebrated Madame ROSALIA DURAND ar
sisted BY the great Basso, Signor NOYELL1; Signor
MORETTI, great Italian Volinist; Mr.. WARDEN,
the versatile ballad singer and by Mr. STIFF celebra-
ted Pianist.
~ For particulars see small bills
Eg Admission to Concert aud Painting only p
cents 23-fs
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, Sc, CORNER OF

II EhUOFJj NIIIDIOI4NI4Ic, NC, CURNER Of
~ 4TH AND BROAD STREETS, opposite Messrs
Breeder Fox.-The subscribers have on hand ge-
CINES and CHEMICALS, aud the public may rest
assured that article Of inferior quality viii be Of
fered for sale; and particular attention win be paid to
the putting up of Prescriptions and family orders
tcharges moderately Also. fine assortment of CO.
LOGNEs, French EXTRACTS and POMMADES; q
choice selection of Tooth, Hair, Nail, Clothes and
other BRUSHES; Buffalo Ivory aud Horn COMBS;
fine Fancy SOAPS, with an immense variety of other
Fancy Coos.
Iheir Electric WASHING FLUID Is well worth
the attention of neutrality-suspicious. should be
without it, Nothing yet offered to the public is equal
to it for cleansing and impartng beautiful witness
TO Linen, Cotton, MusliDs Laces without the least
injury Send your own bottles. The cost Is mere
trihe and will cave FIVE times the amount in Soap
and labor. THOMAS LEONARD L co,
Sc l-St
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Nav Esorsrs.--we we're gratifed to

Nrw EseIKEs--We were gratifed to
ace, at the last meeting of the Council, willingness
exhibited on the part of many of Its members to vote
the requisite amount Of money necessary to purchase
four first class Engines, six thousand feet of new
leather hose and the apparatus for hook and ladder
company. This is precisely what the exgencies of
the times now demand, and what the City must have
to protect property against the ravaees of fire.
There to be but little doubt on the part of apv
one who knows the Importance of having better en-.
gines, that the appropriation asked for by the Fire
Department will be made by the Council on the 2nd
Monday in September.
The next step. then, is TO increase he number of
hremen, SO as to add to their efficiency. Under the
present laws which govern the Department, no per-
son can be admitted to membership who is not the
owner OF stock, and as shares selling ct S3e
while the par value is but $50 many persons who
would make first rate fremen, and who would be
glad to attach themselvest some company are pre-.
vented from doing SO by the simple fact that they are
required to pay premium of S1s for the poor priv
ege of aiding to save the property of others from de-
struction without the slightest hope of reasng for
themselves the remotest benefit Here then ia a
barrier to the enrolment of fremen, which must be
removed, before any considerable accessions can be
had
But how can this be effected Easily enough-the
remedy being within the control OF the Fire Depart
ment Let the Board of Directors of the Fire Asso-
citation prepare certain number of certificates of
Stock, TO be furnished to members at par value
$50, to be returned to the Association whenever the
holder desires to sell it, at the price paid for it by
him. This plan will guard the Association against
spectators, while the person who has purchased
share of Stock merely to become fireman. will al
ways feel that his $40 ell invested and that be can
get his money back, with liberal interest upon it,
whenever he desires to do Some such plan
this will induce hundreds of young men to become
fremen, who now refuse to do 60 because the adms-
sion fee is held at nearly double its value The
step is to prevent boys from running with the reels
and this being done, shall have an organiza-
ton worthy of the city, and the who compose it.
But without adopting some such plan, the en-
gines will prove of little value, and shall continue
TO have feeble organization made up of men and
boys utterly unable to man and work the ma
chimes
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ACCIDENTS ON RAILRoADs.-Those who
saw the cars leave the city last evening viii not
wonder in future that accidents occur occasionally
AZ the train moved up Broad street, there were no
less than twenty small boys swinging to them, utterly
regardless of the danger they mourning in
ring ride. Steps should be taken to prevent such
hnprudenee hereafter.
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FAST DRIvMG.-Officer Irving reported
Edwin Boissieux for the violation of an ordinance
against rapid driving in the street. and the hay
ing been examined by the Mayor, Mr.. B. was fined
for the same.
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4 Coop LAv.-kot single passenger has lost
his life, or been injured, on the Mississippi or its
nibrtariAe, By accidents upon steamboats, since
me ist Of January while the Steamboat Law went
sato operation; whiehlthe number Of persons killed
y la52 during the corresponding months was ever
~ cssnot similar law be made applicable 10
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HABEAs CoRpus.-On Monday last. Jas

HABEAs CoRpUs.-On Monday last, Jas.
Evans, who had been committed to prison for want of
a register of his freedom was brought before Judge
Meredith, on writ of habeas corpus, awarded the
18th ult, and the argued at length The ground
taken by the counsel for the prisoner was that he had
been illegally detained in jail free negro and evil
dence was produced proving that he not negro,
having less than one-fourth negro blood in him. The
testimony adduced fully satisfied the Judge that the
prisoner was entitled to the privileges of man of
linked blood" and he was therefore discharged from
custody.
We have noticed this case for the purpose of call
ing attention to the fact that by the law of the land
we are getting into midst class of persons who
are not permitted to enjoy the rights and privileges of
white men, while they are not amenable to the laws
for the punishment Of negroes. By what rule of law
they to be tried for trivial Offences how the po
lice can dispose of them, is more than say
The subject is worthy the attention of the Legs
lature and trust it will not be passed over lightly
by our law makers.
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EOR PLEASURE PARTIE S.-The
u beautiful Yacht PIC MIC 10 for hire. she IL 10
feet long aud between6 and beam, aud IL In charge
Of experieneed seaman who win always accompany
MIC Il perfectly ssfs and comfortably carry or ID
persons Apply to E0HT. ROACH, 1t tho office OF
Dr. PARKER, on Frankiin Il. se LIT
BACON SIDES, CLIPT HERRINGS,
- fackisk xssps ks'ap Hiek. Sea lux ssle ~
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THE THIRD GRAND BALL AND |
IL DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS will come off |
at the Huguenot Springs FRIDAY September 2 |
1853. Sc l-2t
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FISEp.-Hatchsr a. Webster were fined
for the violation of the ordinance against rapid drs
ing, by one of their servants
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FALSE ALARM-About 10 o'clock last
night, the alarm bells rang, and the fremen and
engines out in force, but could learn of no
FIRE. The presumption is, the alarm was q false
one
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T S. MAIL LINE-Leayes every Fri

- day afternoon, at o'clock-FOR NEW YORK
via NORFOLk-By the favorite side wheel ocean
steamship ROANOKE.
The ROANOKE, Z. Cavendy, Commander, will
receive freight to-day Thursday the lst instant at
II o'clock, and up to the hour of O'clock P. NJ,
FRIDAY, the I'd inst She win leave at O'Clock in
the afternoon of that day before which hour passen
gers are requested to be on board.
Passage to New York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40.
Steerage passage only s..
Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk, will be
charged the same as by the River Boats
Passengers cen secure their tickets and berths at
our office, south side of Basin.
Sc LIT LUDLAM WATSON
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CHARGE or Incrsp,.n,s.-YesterdayI

hAh1k of lNCEHDlARlSM.-Ic sktfudy
morning, small negro boy named George, in the
service Of Mr. r. Hickson was brought before tbs
Mayor for examination on the charge of attempting
TO set tre to the Stable of Mr. Hickson, Tuesday
morning last. 1t appears from the evidence, that
about 7o'clock the morning Of the 3oth ult., the
stable in question found to be ON fire. the incen
diary having kindled the fame upon the outside al
ter having first procured quantity Of clover hay from
Mr. William Robinsons stable, adjoining, and depo-
sted 1t in Mr. Hicksons stable, to ignite soon
as the blaze should burst through from the outside,
where it was kinded. These preparations being COM
peted the door securely fastened to prevent the
discovery of the FIRE until Ii could get well under
Roadway. Its timely discovery doubt saved the
entire row of buldingsin that neghborhood. On the
morning of the occurrence. George had been about
the yard cutting wood but Fanny, Mr. Hieksons SER
want woman had him under her eyes all the time, and
she could not at what moment he performed the
deed. The Mayor sfter hearing the evidence
tinued the examination until this morsing, in order
that he might have an opportunity of viewing the
premises. Thus far, not particle of evidence has
been ELECTED to CONNECT the accused with the of
fence.
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w. D. MERIWETHER, IMPORTER
AND MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS, two doors
below the Columbian Hotel.
~ SOLE MANUFACTURER OF DENfCO-
TISED SMOKING TOBACCO. jy I4-2m
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T. J. CARSON s. Co, NO. Al AND
4s LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
rnent of Bacon, Pork and Lard always ON hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je 1S-1y
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DIR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, HOMGO
PATHIC PHYSICIAN Office on Governor street,
nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH lf-6m*
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ROPER q MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERS, Governor street, between Main and Franklin
fe 28-ly
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B. w. STAKKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in all
the Courts of Heurico Hanover and Richmond city
AS Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
the taking of Dispositions, lin out of his office)
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquish-
nents of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended TO.
Office. No. So three doors above City Hotel,
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION. Y

ATTENTION, YOUNG GUARD.-At-
tend meeting at Arlpory Oh FRIDAY, the End
of September, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
By order of the Captain.
sell j. w. BARLOW, O. s.
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LAY, HAYS bales superior Northern
u u HAY, daily expected 70 arrive per sehr Mary
Ann Gust and for ssie By RoBERH RANKIN.
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI
CINE, BY DR.. E. D. ROBINSON.
EY~ Office Franklin, between 18th and l4th
streets. jy 15-1y
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IN II. CRANE q Gu, NO. to, 18th
tinue 10 receive by future arrivals their Fall stock
comprising the usual assortment of LEATHER kc.,
Of an desert ptions viz:
SOLE LEATHER. all qualities French and Amer
lean CALF SKINS; Russet and Wax UPPER; Kip
SKINS; Sheep SKINS; Lining aud Binding SKINS;
Morocco SKINS; Enanieled and Patent LEATHER;
Skirting, Harness and Bride LEATHER; Band and
Lacing LEATHER. Also, SHOE THREAD, all
qualities; BOOT WEBB, BRlSTLES, yARNISH,
&c, &c.
Tanners OIL, Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS
Slaughter HIDES, Veal SKINS, &C.
TO which we invite the attent ion Of all in want.
20 i--2awSw
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Business is active in streets-the merchants
ceiving their fall goods and the mllers receiving and
grinding wheat to fill the great demand for South
America and California markets.
FLOUR-The arrivals were small today-holders
are firm at $50 to Sc for old and new. Extra Sc to
S54. Family scafce at S7l to So.
WHEAT-Is active and sales a shade better
at least the purchasers not so particular Sales
81 10 to 81 Is for red-and ST. 20 for white.
GUANO-Very scarce at ssh to $50 per ton.
. .TOBACCO-The demand is active with some i'm
provement since last week-the crops in the country
not so favorable as been expected.
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NOTICE-Express nackapes for n

NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Richmond, Petersburg &c. intended for ship
ment per steamers ROANOKE or JAMESTOWN,
will hereafter be received by Messrs ADAMS X CO.
So Broadway, who the only authorized agents for
Express privileges by these ships.
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany, No. 80 Broadway.
LUDLlM PLEAsANTs, Agents
NEW YORK. June l. 1853 ia Is
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ABEL u. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office on 18th Governor street, next to P M. Tabb
l. Son, Richmond. Va. au 9-lm
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THE RICHMOND BUILD

HE RlCHMOND BUILDING FUND
COMPANY will hold their regular monthly meeting
THIS EVENING, at 3 o'clock, in their Room in the
Law Building. Members are requested to attend.
sci B. b. MINOR, Sec'y.
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LEE g. BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, &c, for
% States.
tI- SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on 18th street, second door from Main.
au SI-lm*
LIFE OF WILLIAM PENN have
few copies of the Life of William Penn by Samuel
NJ. Janney for sale. ASA M. JANNEY,
au So-5t* Gallego Mills
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:. AsA'eu.1cRE.-our fri ends on the R.nn.
hammock river are makI lg very laua.sa app =
eiuohs N behalf of ag tieulture. The apep,
OF the Fort Royal ! ,ociety, Mr.. KIM. has
raised $780, and is M .aking efforts to increase
H. Inc sum he Tnay raise viii be appro-
pIialed 70 prem inns at the Fair and Cattle
p 70 DC het in Port Royal on the 10th Of
n :, On that occasion, WILLouGHBy
N."ios OF Westmoreland, viii deliver al
Audfess. he friends of the Society antiei
pate ~ ~ interesting time at their frs
Show apf EAR,
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
OF c. w. PURCELL l. CO.-The Notes of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at counter
~ All solvent Washington Small Notes. wiki for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount small notes dated at Washin gton.
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NOTICE .-The subscriber has taken
IN Mr.. THOMAS LEONARD into partnership In
his DRUG BUSINESS, which win hereafter be con-
Quoted under the style and name Of THOMAS Leo
NARD L co.
Mr. L. lie q gentleman Of long experience at the
business both In England aud this country and Is re-
tanned by me to take charge Of and give his entire at
se as 81 lA' EDWARD S. HICKsoN.
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REMOVAL The subscriber has re-
moved from his former place sf business, No g. FIT.
teenh street. to one of the Iron Front Buildings
No. 20, Pearl Tor l4th) street.
eu 29-1u GEORGE l. SIMMER
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AUCTION NOTICE.-Particula atten-
ton is asked to our sale of the FARM of Mr.. VIII
Hanson Allen, situated the Williamsburg road
about miles below the city, which takes place on
THURSDAY next, at IL o'clock. The farm will be
divided into two tracts to suit purchasers
au 29-4t GODDIN G. APPERSON
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VISIT
ing the city, who wish to have their Hair in the
latest and most approved STYLE should call the Hair
Dressing, Shaving Shampooing and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel.
N. Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily, from half past A. H. to half past P. M and
on Sunday to ii A. NJ
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"IHH MOUNTAIN Cove JOURNAL and Spirit
uai asrbinger," is the strange title of a still
stranger paper, that has just reached US
We know not what to say of it, for it 'passeth
all understanding" 1t is to US a perfect hier-
Oglyph, without signfcation, though doubt
less 'clear as mud to the initiated We
have pored over Rants "Kritic' dipped in
to John Howe, Coleridge, and Swedenborg,
and half put our eyes out over Hesiod and
other dabblers in Theogony but they are
perfectly transparent when compared with
the contents of the Spiritual Harbinger."-
We can extract no grain of sense from it, nor
can we see what it aims at There is evidence
Ct high intellectual vigor and cultivation,
but none of common sense, or logical power
1t is chaos of thoughts, sometimes beauti-
full, but all blended in confusion worse con-
founded" So far as we can guess, it is an
sEgan of the rappers and table turner's, and
its contents consist chiefly of dispatches
purporting to come from the celestial and in
fernal regions. We should like to examine
the postmarks on the original copy. Much
OF the language must be from the other
world, for it certainly does not belong to this
We forbear to give specimens, which would
be utterly unintelligible. The whole thing
comes in such questionable shape" that
we would speak to" it, bat can find no loop
to hang comprehensive remark upon. Let
those who delight in mysteries send to James
L. Scott and Thomas l. Harris, Mountain
Cove, Fayette county, Va, and be gratified
with an elegantly printed specimen of what
in this country may be regarded either as rig
maroie or science, according to the taste OF
.ns reader. How such paper ever got itsel
- .as.. IN Fayette county is even great
onlv Gov :. man the paper ITSELF, and we car
..rss s thin, II q u, the fly encased in amber,
The wonder . how ts Il nea,the, rich nor rare
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COAL PIT OHIO casks of superior
- quality, received per schooners Richmond ana
Haxall; for sale by ELAN, SMITH co,
Sc Cary st., adjoining Columbian Hotel,
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GUGAR.-30 packages Coverings Loaf,
~ Crushed, Puiverised aud Granulated SUGARS,
for sale by Use Il ELAN, SMITH L. CO.
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW BOOKS

n AfchboIds Criminal Practice and Pleading
vols. royal 8vo-SI6 so
Philips on Evidence, in vols-S2t
Greenleaf on Evidence vol 3-S5 50
Towards Reports of Cases argued and adjudged ia
the Supreme Court of the United States, December,
1852, vol 14-S5 so
Treatise on the Law of Shipping by Henry Flan-
ders-$4 so
Vol Exchequer Reports, containing Welsby,
Hurlstone and Gordon's Reports
McClelland YOunges Exchequer Reports-S2 80
Pothier's Law of Obligations, edition, in
voIs-S3
The Law of ComInandatory and Limited Partner
ship in the United States, by Francis Troubat-S5
Second Edition Of Story Sales of Personal Pro-
perty-$4
Vol IA English Law and Equity Reports
Just received and for sale by
So A MOppTc O, Mi =.
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CMITHFIELD BACON Briggs family
~ Bacon Hams, Shoulders aud Midings; for sale by
sell ELAN. SMITH co.
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DOILER RIyETS-l00 kegs, assorted
I'D sizes, from II inch to a inch, on hand and FOX
sale low by &. ]. SINTON co,
sci III Main street.
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MO. AND 2 MACKEREL IN kits, quar-
In ter and half barrels, landing from SCAR Usher,
for sale by pnorupa
80 / WILLtAAls phoitiEaRs
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. - 10 hhds.
se WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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pAPER.-3oO reams cap and letter PA
j PER,
500 do large and small wrapping PAPER, for sals
By u. If. SKINNER,
au29 Cary st-
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ELOUR-Family and Extra Flour, Of
sc superior qaa''''' NJ JAMES D SHELTON
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4 FAD PIPE.--From 3-4 inch TO IL
- inch diameter, on hand and for sale low by
e. j. SINTON co,
sci Sign of the Circular Saw. VI Main sts