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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-24
RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING JUNE "a 1883

rOACH LACES Having purcha.a, -
~ Messra Flynn, Emrich q Murriil, their ssocn =
of Laces Trimmings, &C. In this city, we offar
them TO merchants and manufacturers Al the nr,s.s
sold by them. Our stock 10 now very cou1plete
and consists In part of
A great variety of Coach Laces
Scanning and FASTING Laces to match
Rug Fringe, Tufts, eless frame Tassels
Coach Tassels, Centre Pieces
Linen and silk Fringe, Lines, 30
We have also made arrangements with Messrs
Flynn, Enrich e. Murrill, to keep US supplied with
such trimmings as they manufacture, which we
shall sell at their prices.
We likewise ask attention to our large stock of
Coach Hardware &c, which consists In part OF
Bright and black Elliptic Springs, two to nine
plates
Iron Axles. one to three inch, with nuts and pins
Patent Screw, half Psten, and Taper Axles
Mowry's case hardened Taper and Patent Axles
Brass plated and maleable Bands
Maleable Castings, Carriage and Tire Bolts
Brass and plated Coach Handles
Coach Hinges, Knobs, Curtain Frames and Locke
Elm Hubs; hickory, OAK and ash Feloes
Hickory and oak Spokes, Shafts and Bows
Patent Leather, Enameled Cloth, and Oil Car.
peting
Also, good assortment of Brass, Plated and ia.
pan Harness Mounting; harness makers and sad
ier's Tools.
All of which we will sell low for cash or 10
panctual customers. VAN LEW & TAYLOR,
my 2s-d&c 10 Main stree,
AIDES. PREPARE! 4th OF JULY
- is COMING Fresh arrival of some very
desirable and cheap Dry Goods, at MILLHIsEK 4
Bko, l93 Broad street. Rich Bereges solid cold
do, only 2o cfs sprig and dotted Muslins In great
variety, new Swiss and Cambria Trimmines,
checked, striped, plaid aud plain Swiss Muslins:
Csmorics and taconetts, Lace Sleeves Collars.
Chemsetts, embroidered and hemstitched Linen
snd Cambria Hdkfs; black Lawns l2k cts solid
back Berege de Laines one shilling, Fans, SILK
Mltts, Parasols. Ginehams and Lawns very cheap
Remember that our present assoi tment of Goods
10 superior to many and inferior to few Stores on
Broad street. The purchasing community will
please give us a call 1913 Broad Street.
je 90 J KILLHiSER d BRO.
NO III IN B u G G:-Selling Oft at cos, our
~ whole stock of Goods, embracing Bereges
Lawns, Tissues, Grenadines black Silks, Grape
and Berege Shawls, Ginghams, Calicoes Gloves
black silk Handkerchiets, Fans, Ladies', Gen.
tlemen's and Children's Hose Swiss and Cambria
Edgings and lDsertings, fine lace Handkerchiefs,
Sleeves, Collars, Chemisettes. Laces, Ribbons fig'd
Swiss tor Dresses and an endless variety OF other
Goods An early call is solicited, as the stock is
very large, ard the Goods must be sold before the
first of August, when the store will be closed
WECHSLER d. COHEN,
Corner of 5th and Broad SITS.
70 Our store is open till 10 O'Clock at night.
je 20--lm*
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DESPERATE RENcoUNTRE.-On Saturday
last an affray occurred at Taylor's Springs,
in this county, between four men-ihe Hills
and Kings, two brothers on each side, which
resulted in the murder of tive ofthem, and Sc.
verely wounding of the third. II seems Lew.
is B. Hill and Alex. King were engaged in q
fight when the latter drew his knife and infict
ed severe wound in the breast of Hill, cutting
him to the hollow and severing part OF the liy.
er; although mortally wounded, Hill drew mis-
knife and stabbed his antag gonist, inAicting a
frightful wound in the abdomen, through
which the bowels of King protruded, and fell
upon the ground. King died six hours after
the fight and Hill lived until Monday morning
last. During the affray the brother OF each
party endeavored to interfere, which resulted
in a fight between them, during which time
King was knocked down and Hill seriously,
but not dangerously, stabbed in the thigh.
Florence, Ala, Gaz.
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n The Savannah Georgian auaounces
the death Of Rev. ]. 8. Csssels, the prinei-
pal Of Chatham Academy.
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The Bostonians have voted, through the
Common Council. to employ one Of the
public bands to discourse music on the com.
mon from the 18th Of June to 9Th Of August
sixteen musicians to perform two evenings
in the week al So each, and foF 81 nights.
The citizens raised $500 towards the expenses.
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1t is stated that male slave of Mr.. Joseph
Sprigg, of fCur1berland, Md, was fatally stab.
bed on Saturday last on the canal, a short dis
tance below Williamsport, by man named
Anderson, of Alexandra, Va. The deceased
and another colored man, it appears, had a
fight, when, it is alleged, Anderson approached
and suddenly stabbed the slave in the breast.
the knife entering the heart and producing
almost instant death. Anderson, who is white
man, Immediately fed.
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MODERN LIrERATURE.-A novel recently
published, introduces one of it's heroines in the
following manner: Presently observed tall
lady, gorgeously dressed, who had little, keen
blue eyes, and skin as white as the cotton that
bursts from the myriads of pericarpiums which
had come 70 perfection upon her native soil.
She was Eve feet eight inches in height, and
weighed about one hundred and Eve pounds !"
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70 The papers notice the death Of Mr..
David F. Parks, native of Norfolk, who was
lately killed near Rio Grande city, Texas, by
a party of Mexicans. His companion succeed.
ed in escaping. MIR. Parks removed to Texas
during the late Mexican war, and was one OF
the three virginians in the corps of "Texas
Rangers" @>4
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lbLLINs5 0EE At COSTA GREAT
y CHANCE TO SAVE 20 PER CENT. AT II.
R0sEHFELDS, No l75 BROAD STREET
HssiDs Gfrerm ned to make a change in my busi
MS: the present Summer, wil from this day,
odar n entire stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles ii ard below cost, for cash Itis too te.
cigus = erumerste the different styles of Goods
All BE asks IS call, and you can satisfy yourself.
CsL ery, bs!ore the Goods are picked over. Do
nct forget tia name aud place
Fl. ROSEEFELD,
M 24-t7'y~ IT'S Broad street.
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AzSzss EYE WATkR.-Fuller's "Aqua
K> Opthalmia," or celebrated Eye Water,
WgSW is never failing remedy for sore, weak
or infamed Eyes, Eyelids or mperfec.
tions of vision This article has been very success
fully used and in every has given satisfaction.
To be had only of
RR DUVAL g. BRO, Druggists,
199 Bank Square
to certify that my daughter has been suffering with
a eye for one year, perfectly closed at times
SO that it could not be at all. tried physi.
clans in the cities of Cumberland, Baltimore and
Richmond, and none of them afforded her any re
lief whatever. saw the "Aqua Opthama" adver.
tised in the papers, and was induced to try vial ON
my daughters eye, and one vial has completely re
stored her sight, and her eyeis well as it
was. Iwouid advise all who suffer with any atfec
ton Of the Eyes to try the "Aqua Opthalma'
Signed, JNO. MCDOWELL, 81
Richmond, Va
To R r DuvAL & Bro Druggists le2O
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TBE CRoPs.-The Petersburg Fntelligencer
publishes the following extract from letter
dated 'near Carksville, Va, June 20, 1853."
"We have had partial rain in this neigh.
borheod in the pest day or two, wh.ch has en-
abled those who were fortunate enough in get
ting ii to replant their tobacco; but there is
yet good portion Of the crop not planted,
and will unquestionably shorten the crop
We have had a drought of 90 days previous
ly, which destroyed great deal of what was
planted. The wheat crop is fine one. am
in the midst of my harvest. II is rather un
common to have three good consecutive crops
of wheat in this climate
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MERCHANT TAILORING.-Tt,

80 MERCHANT TAILORING.-Tte
IA undersigned begs leave to inform the pub,
lie that he has on hand a fine assortment of
-H Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
which he will be pleased to make up In best style
and on reasonable terms.
He takes this method of informing his friends
that he has secured the services of Mr.. WILLIAM
chant Tailor in this city; and every exertion will
be made to give satisfaction to those who may ia
vor US with their patronage. yasa
He hss on hand a good assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in this city, which he
will sell ON the most liberal terms. Please bear in
mind the Clothing being made here gives employ
ment to our own people, who expend their earn
ings among u.s. w. III. BENSON
Having connected myself with Mr.. w. Fl B., /
respectfully ask the patronage of my friends and
customers. w. ALLEN.
an C7-ts -5
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A mirage was seen from South Boston and
Dorchester on the llth inst, from Eve to sir
p. Nj. In the direction of the Outer Brewster,
brig, bottom up, was distinctly visible much
elevated in the air. A few miles farther 10 the
left. large ship was seen 10 the same posi-
tiOn.
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- THE GREATEST BARGAINS

GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! STILL
~ THEY COME-A w OSBORN, the Dsguer.
rean Artist, l72 Main Street, opposite the Banks,
still continues to take those life ke Pictures that
has given him such rush of business the last ff
teen months Mr Osborn will guarantee to make
fine pictures of children in two seconds of time
Those that have tried other Galleries and failed
are respectfully invited to call. Prices very low
Come and see.
Stock stock! StOck!-OSBORN is pre-.
pared to furnish Daguerrean Stock, wholesale or
retail He has constantly en- hand every size, Star,
40 Plates, Cameras, Head Rests, Mercury Baths
Guiding Stands, Coating Boxes, Woed Vices;
Peck's Patent Plate holders; Color Boxes; Cotton
Velvet and Silk Velvet Cases, all sizes; Jenny Lind
Papeir Machie and every other style of Gases. ALI
kinds OF Chemicals Also, the Patent Stereoscope
Cases cheap for cash. A w OSBORN,
je Is Sign of the Flags of all Nations.
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DOE HERRINGs.-Is7 half bbla strictly
II prime family Roe Herrings, tor sale By
ie3 = u BURTON.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
YAs A. cow wARDIN, Proprietor.
E7cHR. PLHASANTS. Editor.
DO - ss]5SsszISc3sl
I~poRTANT AND CHEERING NEWSi
pARIsRN & KINGS

ST is Ill T T. " II Il - -,
EoAN0kE AND JAMESTOWN.
ptnTCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDI.
TI0N, sc &C.
sx,HE nraprietors having made new arrangements
for he still better dispatch of their Express by
,sa sssrnsbiss Reaneke ard jamestown from
M york, they wish to keep 1t before the public,
.s.sPaRISFN & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
rXpRFSS is always on hand tor the accommoda.
.5an of ,heir friends at the lowest rates and nnps.
rs,Ialed Siapstch- their Express leaving New York,
- suerally delivered at almost every point of Wiz.
s;s;s in As heurs and throughout North Carolina In
Is hours, aua at foriy per cent below theoid HUM
BIG MONOPOLY
pARISEN s. KINGS fscitit for the expeditions
transportation of Freight and Packages csnnot be
hast bv nny express company in existence and they
Sesr srv competition, therefore, "a the shape Of
sum,Ts, imposition and monopoly.
rRf- BE- sure to order your goods by Parisen
SRinas Express, No 2 Barclay street, New
fcGk.
will faithfully fulfil
pARI>kN Il KING, No Barclay St, NJ Y.
sad Boilingbrook street, Petersburg, Va
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Women's Rights have taken a new and use
ful shape. At Millersbnrg, Ohio, q few days
since, the lords OF the village having seen fit to
neglect the cleansing of the streets, bevy OF
damsels armed themselves with shovels, hoes.
wheelbarrows and brooms, and commenced
clearing up and wheeling away the dirt that
had acc umulated since the opening OF Spring.
Al Fairhaven, W., few days since, as Mr..
Cullen Hawkins was at work alone in his saw
mill, he was accidentally thrown upon the log
covered and the gate closed tho saw had taken
two or three clips into bis breast, tearing ihro'
into the cavity Of The body. He brealhed about
an hour, but was entirely inseasible. IHtelli.
rerce of the event was sent 10 his cousin, Mrs.
Adams, At Weslhaven, when il was found that
she had drowned herseif.
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LEAD QUARTERS FOX FASHIONA.
BILE CI.OTHINE.

HEAD QUARTERS FOX FASHIONA.
BILE CLOTHING. ..
- THE subscriber has now in store, a most
splendid assortment of Spring and Summer
Clothing, of ali styles and quality.
ALSO,
Every style of piece goods of the very latest pat
erns, which he Ia prepared to make to order at the
shortest notice. Come and see for yourself
.-, E B SPENCE, No 120,
my4 corner Main and Governor streets.
IF anything new and superior is wanted in the
VIM. FALCONER'S Bakery, Ill Main street He
now offers an entirely new Cake, made from lemon
peel. II i. pronounced by judges to be very extra
Send and get some, at WM FALCONEn'S,
lie l6 Ill Main street
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SPIRIT OF THE PREss-

The Wing Of yesterday says that ii. a..
tribution Of the spoiIs confines to be 4 sourc.
Of trouble to the Democracy.
The Times learns from certain communities
tons in the New York Tribune that there ex-
lists in that city society known as The ssFree
Produce Association determine no longer
to aid slavery by purchasing slase-growp pro-
ducts. One writer alleges that ''sugar sticks
10 bis throat and tastes like blood" and that
he "neyer puts on a clean shirt" without refect-
ing that by its purchase he mas aided in the
support of slavery. Yet this abolition phiio-
sopher seems to think that the abolitionists
ought to desist from farther attempts TO induce
shareholders to surrender their properly and
recommends that societies be established for
the propagation of Sugar-maple trees-the
opening of Beet plantations and the discovery
Of means by which Flax may be substituted
for Cotton. ss..s
The Moa describes in eloquent strains the
dead calm in the political world.
"Not wrinkle mars the smoothness of the
CLASSY sea fpolitcs; not breath of air fans the
Iorenead OF the siumbering deep. The storms
OF the presidential contest have subsided the
i.ghtnlngs have ceased to blaze and the thuu.
ders TO roll not cloud comes Or goes upon
the wide arch of Heas en-, TO relieve the dreary
and universal monotony." ~ =.
The New ORLEANS AFFAlR.-The Plea.
yune of the 18th states that tyson was arraigu-
ed on the 10th on the affiJavits made asains,
him by George Wright, t. m. c., and Michael
McGill. The examination was fixed for the
following Wednesday. -
During the reading of the afidavits, DYSON.
who is tall, pallid, seedy looking man ap-
parently about fifty years of age, was perfect.
ly calm and collected. When Wrights depo-
sition had been read, Dyson inquired if Wright
was present, as he had some questions to ask
him, and when informed that he would be ex
amined on Wednesday, he was very anxious
to know whether Wright and McGill would
be present. He appeared satisfied when in
formed that he would be confronted with them
and told the Recorder that he would hear a
different story then.
Albert, the slave of Mr.. Rushton. was also
arraigned on an afid avit made by Lieut.. Pc.
trie, charging him with having been concerned
in an intended insurrection of the slaves. He
will be examined at the same time as Dyson.
We eonversed some little with Albert this
morning, and he certainly exhibited no evi
dence ofinsaniey. He spoke of the supposed
movement in clear manner, and charged Dy-
son with being the instigator of the whole at,
fair. He says he heard there were some other
white men mixed up in it, but be never saw
them.
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j CLOTHING STORE. per steamer Virgnis, di
rect from our mandatory, in Philadelphia, sno-
ther large supply of Gentiemens Summer Cloth
ing, such as Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks; Silk
and Alpaca, Luster, Frock and Sack Goats; White,
Buff and Fancy Figured Msrseilles Vests In great
varieties; White Linen Drill. Check and Striped
Linen Pants; Drspdete and Fancy Cashmere
Pants. Also, large and select Stock Of Gentle
mens Furnishing Goods-all of which we will sell
from Is to 20 per cent less than any goods of the
same quality and make can be bought for In the
city OF Richmond. Remember at the Franklin,
SO Main street. X DE COU & CO.
lie Its
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WARN WEATHER.-The weather is now
W very warm, and many of our citizens are
sweating 1t out in suits heavy enough for mid win.
ter, while Summer Clothing sufficient to keep one
genteei and comfortable the entire season, can be
purchased for ten or twelve dollars 1t is matter
Of surprise that all who are not supplied do not
Immediately call at the Clothing Emporium, l03
Main street, and avail Themselves of the rare ad
vsnsages offered to purchasers.
je Is HENRY SHAFER.
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ESOR HIRE, for the balance of the year,a
Il likely young Man accustomed to driving; one
Female Cook, Washer &c; also q Girl IA or Is
years old, accustomed to wsiting in the house and
nursing children Apply to
je I6 TOLER e. COOK, Pearl street
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EILEs, EDGE TOOLS AND PLANE
i MAEUFACTORY, 306 Brosd street, Rich
mond II MOORE begs respectfully to announce
to Carpenters, joiners, Cabinet Makers. Coach
Makers, Miwrights, Turner'S and Mechsnics, and
the inhsb snts generally of Ricnm ond and Its vici
nifty. thstne has commenced business at the above
establishment and trusts that by strict sttenton to
all orders with which he may be favored, and sup
plying articles of superior quality only, combined
with moderate charges, to receive share OF their
support.
EB-ssws and all kinds of Tools repaired.
ie3-dIm
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l. one of the most valuable and effectual reme-
dies for Diarrhaa, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus,
Cramps Cholics, &c, that has been offered to the
public. Il seldom fails to the disease at once
and restore healthy action to the digestive organs,
being one of those rare remedies upon which any
one safely rely TO ful6l all that 10 desired, even
ON the worst and most obstinate cases. s
! Far sale By e j PICOT, Druggist
u :
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d cJGElLL wM n. coGHILL Al CoGHILL.
II. C0GHILYl a. co.

Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, and
Commission Merchants, Fire-Proof Brick
Wz-eh L e, San Francisco California.
Refers to Hr James Thomas, Jr, Richmond, Va;
Heisrs PARCEL, Lgdd d Co, Richmond; Messrs
Bsrins, McKer & Co, and Mr. Eastman, Bal
aimore; C A heigs, Esq. Cashier American Ex
change Bazk New York; Messrs Ross, Falconer,
I64 Pearl Street, New York; Messrs Page, Bacon
Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly Sanders,
lao late Collector Of Customs, San Francisco.
il I'm
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DOCKET BOOK LOST.-Lost ON 9th street.
l. between Broad and Franklin, Pocket Book,
containing negotiable note drawn by David Ander.
son. Jr, for Sll2 so. one for $3.50 drawn by r
Madison and endorsed by 8 P Hackett at 90 days.
and promisory note for SIT SO drawn by Robert
Gentry, and Se5 in money-one fifty dollar note,
one ten and one FIVE, and some other papers. ANY
person finding the above, will beliberally rewarded
hv leaving il at the piauatch Office ie2
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KIOTICR.-Ail persons indebted TO the Estate
Iy OF the late Thomas Cowies, deceased, are
requested to come forward and make payment, and
all persona having claims against said Estate VIII
rment THOS w. boswell,
Sheriff of the City of Richmond and
Administrator with the will annexed, Of
.sa Ia a0-lw Thos Cowies, decessed
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY can
"A be accommodated with handsomsiy furnished
Room and board, In small private family. Also,
four single Gentlemen. Location very desirabie-
within ten minutes walk Of the Capitol. Enquire
at fhls office. je 20-1w
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CurMER BDAKDTNG.-The subscriber,
u situated ST Mechum's river, the present termi-
nus Of the Virginia Central Railroad, has accom-.
m0dations tor twenty or thirty boarders. His
house, beds and furniture are entirely new; his
rooms vel ventilated, the surrounding country
healthy and delightful Every exertion will be
made to render his guests comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
WIN GRAVES.
uanhup,,s p;var Mav o5fh 1852 s,v 96-dtf
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VIRGINIA LIME.-We have in Store 1929
bbls of this superior Lime, which we will sell
lower than Thomas,on. As the water win soon be
taken out of the Canal do not expect to get any
more for some time to come. For sale on consign-
meut, by {i 1-'
lie Is - NACE WINSTON.
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NEW GOODS AT THE METKOPOLI.
In TAN.-Just received per Express and Steam
err fine assortment of Berege Mantilas, all colors;
Black Gros De Rhine and Gros De Lyons Silks,
comprising all grades and prices some very cheap.
new assortment of Figured Lawns, Robes and
Solid Colors. Light Prints, Null Muslins, Swiss
Edgings and Insertings. Please give a call, at
Isl Eagle Square. WILCOX T. BETS.
lie l6
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BET ME nv MooNr.1ou~,

M kET ME BY MOONLIGHTs
meet me by mooniight alone,
a.s A. store that is near the Dispatch;
AND there win buy you Watch.
And for time Il viii be hard for To match
NOW promise to come, for I've said
4nd od .ssr nsa !ewelry plenty but broken;
For indeed my dear girl I'm not ;oting
a. Clock .s we shall wan. In our house,
10 tell you the time come home.
And at BARTHOLoMEW,s mss, ,,a !.
night -. - .eos % me TO-
And let It be at moonlight alone.
Daylight Il may do for the CAV:
But at night we are not burdened vv,tb he..
So at BARTHoLoMEW'S Store, dom;
forget,
It's around the corner, on Governor straat
w ] BARTHOLOMEW.
Watch Maker and Jeweler, Governor st.
IA
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WOODEN WARE, BASKETS, &C.
w full assortment of Wooden Ware of all
sizes. 20 dozen painted tub and buckets; 200 car
boys of different sizes, from half gallon to five
gallons; 80 dozen nests baskets; just received and
for saleby VOOLFOLK, il,
ie Is iS0 Broad street.
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IIAY.-le0 bales ssuperior Norlhern Hay daily
L L expected per schr Jno Polk, for sale to ar.
rive asea eH JNO w WRIGHT.
JET
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NJ OTICE.-All persons having claims sgsinst
IN the Estate of DR. Benjamin Lewis, deceased,
will present them for payment Persons indebted
to the Estate are requested to make payment with
az little delay 40 possible
WOOD BOULDlN.
SAMUEL C. GREENHOW,
je 1876 4 Executors of B Lewis.
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