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

Miller Presley N
Muse Thos r
Mayo Thomas
Moore Thos L
Mason Thomas
Morrisets VIM ]
Martin Fl NJ (brig George
Washington)
Me
McPheson John
N
Eiff Thomas
O
O'Bryan Patrick
Orr VIM s 9
OVERLY Lee t.
z
Plesants Joseph
Powell d Lee
Pursill Martin
Page Norborn
Phelen Phillip 2
Priddy r "
Pope Samuel
Philips Col VIM
Pleasant VIM II
Phillips VIM F
Or
Roane Joseph
Rogers Peter
Randolph Richard
Reynolds Peter
Ross Zy
Richmann Samuel
RowIet VIM
Radcliffe VIM B
s
Slaughter John C
Smith John I
Smith J N
Southers John C
Stone & Bro JW
Sanders John
Smith J G
Sexton jeremiah
Spooner J S
Smith Henry R
Shearer Henry A
Swift F X
Salmon Geo
Smith Frederick
Smith Jno w
4
Taliaferro L c
Thomas Lewis heirs of
of Trent Lawrence heirs of
rs Trabue Jno heirs of
Taylor James FL
Tompson John
Traylor Joseph
Turner Rev J FL
Timberlake J Fl
Timberlake John L
rs Thompson Capt John
Taylor Maj Jno heirs of
{ Thral. Jno heirs of
Tyree James heirs uf
Townes John heirs of
Terrant DR. Jno heirs of
> TerrilI VIM heirs of
Turpin Fl heirs of
from Francis heirs of
Tompkins E L
Timberlake D A
f Towles Oliver heirs of
of Topham Chas
Timberlske Ben
Thalft Auguston
f Bnderhill VIVA heirs Of
v
Van Winkie P G
Vand derwall Marks heirs
of
Vincent Chas
of Vaughan Clsry heirs of
Wy
White 8 C. o.,
Wells Uriah
Waldie VIM
Waters Richard heirs OF
Wilmot Robt do
Wilkins Nathan do
Walton Jno and lessee
heirs OF
Wadlington John heirs o
Watkins John do
Williams Jas do
Warning Henry do
Whiting Beauty do
Willis Frances & Henry
heirs of
Wallace G w heirs of
Waggoner Andrew do
Washington VIM do
Whitaker VIM do
West r M
Yeager G NJ
litials.
A T III
rHOS. B. BIGGER, P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

kLLINu 0FF At COsT.-At No l76,
l1tAsr ol B'oad aud 9th street We have still
g stock Of Simple and Fancy Dry Goods on
q - l--ch We ra Offering at Cost Prices The
ag ~ ll.eld makins in cur Business, and to
? ga Store we now occupy reftted, compels
te ose By tf3 lrst of next month. Persons in
9 DEy Goods will find 1t 10 their advantage
4 IS call as we are Offering great induce
Our stock Of Cloths. Casimeres, Vestings,
II, Carp.tngs, Alapacas, Muslin de LANES
ted aud rown Domestics is large and well
-. Win full stock of White Goods and
4ra-,@s neral.y kept by US, at prices which
Ia. % p.aase.
.y-g2n d. NJ ROSFNRATM
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EFF9LIaA CHAN FOR BAR
4 l;s.ES AT THE FRANKLIN CLOTHING
ORE. Ne l14. Main Street. Richmond, Fa.--We
t. s, received. il addition TO our already large
- p; c.. Ready Made Clothing, a superior lot OF
,.- T. ais. o. vari us styles. Also, Dress Sacks,
4~rr and Dress Goats OF every color, style and
-..itg Plain Black az, fancy Cashmere Pants.---
s.5 vsr.. j.. endless 5ariety, and OF every style
.;r, q, material. A large and very select stock
tr-rr a-!-r's Furnishing Goods Every article
...,-.. ID es.ay.ete the Gentleman's Wardrobe
SD. I'm las, Carue Bags, sc &c. All OF which
,. vi. eel a. cost nut. the lst OF January as we
'.... c'.a.r aut the .ntre Stock by that time
s..ss nc3 ca.l Early i'll get the best bargains.
K DECOU L CO,
d. I'm 1872 Main Street
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w 1t is stated that MIR. Osborne has put
down submarine telegraph from Cape Tor.
men,ine, in New Brunswick, across Northum-
berland Strait distance of fourteen miles to
Cape Traverse, in Prince Edwards Island, and
that it works perfectly well. It's intended to
form par, of his line TO connect New Found
land with the continent.
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Meany Edward
Morgan Flemming
Mehony Francis
Monille F 4
Merideth Gustavus A r
Mount Humphrey
Miller James Henry
Morrison Daniel 8
McCullock Jno
IcCullough James
Nensel Michael
Olnsted Fred'k Lord
O'Brien Jno
O'Blien James
Purdie Aron
Pettyjohn Charles
Pendleton Edmond
Paige G & F A
Powers G NJ
Paterson HF5
Phillips Henry
Preston Henry
Partlow He
Priddy Jno
Pollard Maj JnoS
Quarles Jno T
keed Barny
Riordan Daniel
Redman Eugene
Rome E C
Raglin Mr.
Robinson Il B
Roane John
Ksdd J T
Sawyer Chas S
Stubbs Charles
Smith AZ
Shearer A
Stafford Norman w
Sheppard VIM A
Starke Thos
Steers Thos
Sims Thos L
Smith Robt J
Shea Patrick
Spellane Thos
Shay Morris
Spear Luther c
Starke DR. + w
Triplett VIM and Thos
heirs of
Tease Capt VIM heirs Of
Taliaferro Col VIM heirs
OF
Taliaferro VIM G 2
Tyler VIM Fl
Thompson Capt VIM
heirs of
Turner Thos G
Thweat Capt Thos heirs
of
Tlnsley Samuel heirs of
Timson SaE'l heirs OF
Ieakle Arthur heirs of
Taylor Robt T 2
Tompkins Christ heirs
of
Thompson R
Taylor Col Paul
TaIiaferro Hon N III
Thurston Robt heirs of
Temple Col Ben heirs OF
Topham Charles
Tyler Charles heirs of
Taylor DR. J II
Upshaw James heirs of
Victor John heirs of
| Years w H
Vause VIM heiys of
Vickers Robt :
Vance Capt RoSs heirs o!
Wade A
Wheelock Charles
Woodfn ChRs
Whitlock C E
Warren E ]
Wiley Geo
Woodfin E D
Walter E P
Williams Joseph
Walsh James
Wade John G
Ward Henry 8
Witworth John
Wilun John w
Walsh J T
Wills J D
Winfree J FL
Woodson Mosby
W slker w w
Williams M w
Walden P K
Inii
A
ial Tt
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jam ROsENBAUM
l OLD RICHMOND GUN STORE,
81 IL 4 l. -


-. 90 Main Street, 3 doors nbOye
lty yHOteI.-JAMES WALSH takes this
otretlraing his grateful thanks to a gener.
,.!c tor the very liberal patronage bestowed
10 since commencing business, and would
=. hs By unremitting attention, to merit
lance # The same
Sagid reg TO remind the public that the Old
tad tln store has been established over
ga-rs, md it is with confidence that he IS.
g Ia. 10 it's present superiority Of stock, or
-t ag-s Or workmanship, he believes that it
30 y-I D IN unsurpassed since so established -
b. d " a' will only beg to add, that if the lover
E. frh Of the field will only favor him with
B" vi sssuTediy find choice of single or
No. nirrel Guns 10 suit hin, from the finest
y...-i me, 10 the lowe 81 la price, with all the
'--s- neltsto correspond, many Of which are Of
e .gt' 1'ion and approved pattern.
1.' tment likewise in the Pistol variety is
-f'eia. m3-ac.ng Colts famous Five Shooters,
A 3air-i keyUlv 5rs the Duello, SC. &c
e. zone desiring valued Gun re-stocked
7- Il percussion, or repaired iaany manner
7T' Il HIN bring it into Nc 90 Main street,
'l+n ny upon job done Up to Hoyle.
IL
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ATOCk OF DRY GOODS ayr GRkAT

TOCk OF DRY GOODS AT GRkAT-
81 LI REDUCED PRlCES.-From and after this
b. we>re Offering our large aud cheap stock of
& icy and Dumesu Dry Goods, at greatly reduced
es, II order to reduce the sufficiently, pri-
70 taking inventory, by 1st of January next. All
3 search for really cheap and handsome goods,
s.st not fai, to cal on us. We have the largest
kor,meut in Dress Goods of all kinds; beautiful
usiinss at one shilling Also, another lot of
,se superior Linen Towels, at 81 per dozen.
q lie work OF all descriptions, very cheap
al,e red, and yellow Fsnuels, very low in fact
'rytling needfu and desirable in the Dry Goods
be had d: our store little cheaper than
AiWnere e!se.
Nhico1ns, Floreaees, Marcalise Sstins, Bonnet
L AsLLaa Velvets, we will sell at cost to all who
ylca-. J. MILLHISER L BROTHER,
90 - 1873 Broad street.
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+, .,-Ei0 8IRITGs.--Th subscribers again
: --a-, ,.aIr sgrIicas . their friends ana the
-.... ,. e.,a,a.H. .groes the ensuing year hey
.,..- hes, 1T lrt5 IA get good prices and good
.-,.. 9..-5.us wishing US to hire out their Ne
-..., t-e.se inform ls rs soon as possible.
4. B Il c. B. HILL,
Curperof Franklin and Wal! streets.
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5Q,gE4L Al3ENCY-A CARD.LIhs CARD.1ls
II ~, S..n~3 lo- the last eight years G employee
-- .-..-s ID! Messrs Ioler q Cook' having
-. 10 similar business himself ten
.'...c. f. bis tglenis and the public, from
,....- .... r.., 6a7of January ensuing, as agent
-,.-. MT oi Houses, the hiring out of Ne.
s- a. collection o Claims, &c &c de
,-. ..Fca On 4'h street, between Main
--.-. M. ~ occupied n Mr. VIM. W. rus
...-. ...s-.. himself to aGhere 10 promptItaoe
' .t..,.r, in all thing relating 70 bis business.
In be-, rryleahe and satisfactory.
EDWARD ID. EACHO.
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REOTITION N PRICES

IfEEAr REUUCTION IN PRICES
,T 4 HuSBNFELI, No l75 Broad street, most
.e,pzs'-y calls the attention of the ladies' and
.g- u. c generally, u Ais large stock of Dry Goods
v l,- a IS determined to sell off from this date
a. wy reduced prices, such as Lace Goods,
.eg-z Chruisettes, and great variety OF En-
a.iarirs M6usns Silks, French and English
.r.n4s CA'icos Shew,s Blankets, &c A fne as
-,,cnLi Of Hosiery and Gloves, all Of which will
sod 8; ssch prices that cannot fail TO give salts
.,tia1.
\ B-Al small noes taken at market rates, In
NANCE Tor Goods
!rs-.m+ H. ROSENFELD.
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PI4NUS.-P. Ii. ia,

zssgszssl PIANOS.-P. Ii. TAYLOR is
- constantly receiving elegant and
III "a r Tplain Piauos from the popular ma
II ekers, Eunns e. Clark.
These Instruments received the great gold medal
prise at the "World's Fair" London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the first prize at the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent ocer strings and are
confidently recommended for Sweetness Of tone and
great durability which quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P H. Taylor has sold these instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
"a Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, 0he largest and best
collection in the State) Violin and Guitar Strings,
Violins and Guitars Of the best quality, at low
prices PHI. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
oc5 100 Main street, opposite the Banks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

4 L PU8A1C,-hEEkY SHAFER A.
ave now IN store large and varied a.
0f cheap working Clothes, which thew
. the season is far adgenced) very low
,ors aud hirers If hands will fls 1t To
-est 10 supply themselves al our establish
iUj Main street, corner l4th de -
~. AND mUEFs.-Lsdies in went
ao9ye reasonable srtielas, Will fad az
ss9rtneHt a. reduced prices. at
HART d MOSES Cheap Store,
63 MBin street
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I The Reading PAL Journal states that
young man, printer, in that vicinity, under
took to descend perpendicular shaft, some
IS feet, into the iron mines, by means of a buck
ct and windlass. When about 10 feet below
overturned, and threw the young man out,
feet foremost, which position he kept the whole
IS feet to the bottom, where he alighted upon
some boards covering deep pit Of water. He
was but slightly injured. Who but printer
would have been SO miraculously preserved
from death?
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'0R IT.NDsOa5EAND TUF1p 774K7-7

/ uh HAND u sOn5E AND CHEAP CHRIST.
! MAJ -kESEETs call at No 2l5 Broad strast
. Ss7.ua'4li decorated Motto Cups and ssuceTs'
y -'ia N'gs, Flower Vases. Vith q qrea, many
-'' CD "a oruamc nts ; also. some handsome
~ .ion les, Work Boxes, Hair Brushes, Fancy
Sefumery, &c.
!, a'' ~ !'t received an assoE:nant of Forks, Tea
~ .-5s spoons, Soup Ladies' fso,ns new ns,
7 B. deply plated on English Albsta or wbita
ga L! excellent and durable article. nearly as
u e' liver aud not one fourth the price
49, r T.. utCuSnn
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DENTAL sURGEON.-Dr
DIR. AnDINGTON. lgradu.

ss<x~yz DIR. ADDINGTON, (grsdu-
NSsE2 ate) DENTIST practitioner since
UlIYYFyY lS42, having fully tested his reduced
prices desires to make known to
every person that he will continue permanent, the
following charges tor his services; with the
ance that his operations shall be pertormedIbetter
than under his past exorhitsnt fees. How soi Be
cause he and his assistants kept in full exercise
and make more money.
Extract tooth % cents; Plug with silver or tin so
cents; with gold Is cents; Pivot Tooth 81 so; Plate
Tooth 81; upper or lower setts S25, with or with.
nut n 2ntyr1I artificial gums, &c NOS
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Richmond Noy %, 1852.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. Z
YALE, and Mrs. A. B DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad st., Richmond.
do II
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MRS. ANN B. DAVIS. Dear Friend

MRS. ANN b. DAWss Dear Friend
LsA Please send by the bearer, two bottles
more of your Cough Elixir. Ny last supply
Is nearly exhausted, and never like 10 be without
it in the house. 1t is now upwards of twelve years
since frat made trial of it, AID have taken it re
nea,edly since in of cold and cough, and have
also administered it to other members of my iami
ly--my children in pgrticular--with the most hap
py effect. | have tried nearly all the cough RENE.
dies OF the day, and have no hesitation in saying
that believe yours to be the most vauab e pre-
paration of the kind now in use, and as family
medicine almost indispensable. | therefore take
great pleasure in recommending it to the conf.
dence and patronage of the public.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't.
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AZ n. w. NELSON o. CO.,
~ MERCHANT TAILORS.
FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE

~EA~ FIRE, LIFE AND MAXINE
--1Ssg@3&- INSURANCE The Richmond Fire
q sFSSAssociaton are now prepared to Issue
policies of Insurance on the above de.
scripuon of risks on as reasonable terms anS
similar company, and respectfully ask share Of
the patronage of the public Applications will be
received at the Office No. 223, corner of Main and
9th streets, where the officers will cheerfuly fur
nish all information that may be required AZ
Losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN II. BosHER, Secretary. mh17
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

CREAr HOLIDAY PRESENT.-"PAT,
" RIOTfSM AND GENEROSITY" COMBINED.
The exercise of these two most enobling qualities
of the heirt of Man or Woman, can be fully graft
fed in the bestowal of your "Christmas Gift by
the presentation of copy of 7. B Welch's Magni-
ficent Portrait OF Washington. For sale by
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
de 24-St Eagle Square.
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,::.7 IL DAILY DISPATCH
cowARDIN, Proprietor.


~-crT r PLEASANTS. Editor,
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,cK0 HIRI>G Foh isa3-al .sl,,;ao. 10

----..,. ItIRI%ts EUh IS53-6f 10
: tti'" INK We again offer our services
; ... ard the public. SIS Agents for the
s,r-5g:s sll the ensuing year.
. ~ garcr,ar.,Y IN pairing over hires re
--- --'- st.an.i .i1u to tn3 servants comm t
cement We ref,r to those who have
tT favour Us with their patronage
-r'. IL persons residing in the country,
-.r-s,, that Il is important that we
s,tlr-,,d 81 early IS practicable OF the
.e-y.,ts. ;neir age, qualifications, &c, g,
--a 80 son, in that pe may be the better
..,are good homes and good prices for
+ 7-. a., s~cu~a homes for white servants,
f.ryns. TOLER s. COOK,
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- LsihExrFiT COMPANT.-Charter per
II -. ~ capital Is, or'o2er, l752' after tT,
~ sno ,Hpansss, i33i25S ,;cn. 'Smtne srf
to The insured Inc ons,biTs dasiffns s'e 1be
end average ost. 2,,, GnsiIuitp II. dividapds Ids
Fa. - rvinc-and thus helps the in
-. ...a.e1 gI, orsn = a',r uuls with case
srgvs. premium N a Lite Poiicy
49,. s-S 5slf is loaned to !he insured II he
a.' .~ -su~e,her husba1i's lives free from
5le-- r w KNOW-ES, Agent,
a.ce corner Main and J lin streets:
"".' Richmond Va.
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GOCKS AND BLANKETS
y 400 twslled Blankets for servants
400 heavy Mackinaw do do
Bed Blankets, "a to 13 4, some very fine
WoolSocks, extra large sizes
Whit, red and yellow Flannels
PlaidLinseys and heavy Sattinets
The attention of purchasers is invited.
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
de Or SO Main street
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NOTJCE.-All persons indebted to the estate f
N Hugh Rileigh, are requested to make immedi-
ate pa,nent to me- JAS. A. SMELL,
Executor Of Hugh Rileigh, deceased.
no 6-d6wct1srF
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNkS.-I have
l. just opened large and new supply of Travel
ling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Vsices. and Misses
School Satchels, which will be sold extremely
cheap, at WIN. WALSH,s,
hNo 43 Main street, Sign of the Boot.
ALSO--For sale, very cheap, Furniture Wag
on and Harness for one Horse de lS
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OFFICE OF SUPT. OF STREETS,
Richmond Dec d. 1852

DROAD STREET CIGAR STORE, No.
D IO4.-HAWLEY HAYES take pleasure in
informing their friends and the public generally tnat
they are now prepared to furnish them with a
choice article of imported and domestic Cigars ;
also, fine article of Chewing Tobacco. Snuf DC,
wholesale and retail
Remember sign of the Negto and Indian, near
Broad Street Hotel.
NBAl orders left at this store, or the Post Of
fee, for Lightning Rods, viii meet with prompt
attention.
de l0-d1m l. J. HAWLE1.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
LAST WISHES OF = CnILD. BY JlNes 7. FnLl

IT WISHES OF CHILD. BY JtNgs 7. FrEtns
"All the hedges are in bloom.
And the warm west wind ia blowing;
Let me leave this stifed room
Let me 20 wherr flowers are growing
Look my cheek is thin and pale,
And my pulse is We. y low
Ere my sight begins to fail
Take my hsnd, and let us 90.
Was not that the robins song,
Piping through the easement wide
ahsl not be listening long
Take me to the meadows side
Bear me to the willow brook
Let me hear the merry mill
On the orchard must look
Ere my beating heart IS still
Faint and fainter grows my breath
Lead me quickly down the lane
Mother dear this chill is deah -
| shall never speak again -
Still the hedges are in bloom.
And the warm west wind is blowing
Still we sit in silent gloom
Ger his grave the grass is growing.
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GALPES TON.

VIII lpht- ERIpAY, Jsgs 10.
Tor GALVESTON. - Regular New ~ fTEt,
i,Hs e. S. Ala Ltrs a lssrtr .4--lt.! u! -
f.o aud r PER ENEHH .E,
1H I, d vii ray. l4n'tasy wing III
N.. Fer tgft as47.., r7y51s srgra.
rrt Hur HARRIS hu,tGAN. 20 ItHo.. .irotisst
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VOLUME vi.
GE.N'OA.

EOR GENOA - The very fast sailing brig
2EFiRO Capt Forte Having nearly all her Engaged, viii
have Immediate dispatch. For freight q 100 as cotton ely to
nptl q. G. BOGERT CO., 10 Cnmp stTert
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HICKSBURG.


wni..ye SATURDAY, June II, at O'Clock
E2OR VICKsBURG, WARnEEToN, e.y ;,
NEg aSs4a GHsfaT e g SSAsp GgEF napP
SAfcsz., . ToaT hbASIs 'hA4og SARA
E als rn sss sI % For ers Ps:ss age
'r. '',,' CARROLL, urion Row, q ,,,e.
spa aud vii @ aS e. sa or ' a pon %" on
IAHoo. 10
wn eays sATgnpAY, !, 4 June 4, a: O'Clock r,n.
FOR VNKSBURG, WAERENToX, .|
IEy E& GasI4aE A6As rsYa sY6 G2R
pa Ssi. AaoS x fd s Il %:iss S & sS
Ff F ] saa ri H. sanas W R Rsy' @ as & '''S For
freight or P.'s' amply g ss4aS S7' q fysrEn street.
s The PF Emba takes the plae Of the Southern Belle few
E%'' <' "'' pants ''p' '' ''n' o'''' wa 0s
wlIIeqve THURSDAY, jane 8, at so'olockp4 NJ.
FTOR GREENVILLE, PRINCETON, ~ T.
fcKsbG ahf GE2sisGGf hob5F9 M,N gfa2
P % AAM s Il SAgoG sAA sarSo SAIS fns aT .sS
FnAN LioT s,';1 @ P9' 9j RS sess1 &c B %
's" u '''s'' "r' SrR6IHFR EROS Povira. street
~ Fr4nt Lyon viii take freight yksbug aud all
@ 5 W s'l9@as s G
RED RIVER
VIII leave FRIDAY juno TO- at 5 O'Clock p n
EFOR GRAND ECORE, NATcm- IT. =.
Io5IHEs n ALExaN6siA ;S5 Gt .o4, nd 4, ia-,,. ,
& ' above f'' 's'fa T. x L F6o3 ,'5 6 'g ' 'aS. street.
%llleage WEDNESDAY, Jane !, st oeloeEr.m.
ENOR SHREVEPORT AND PORT fs- =
H., f.R0o io s, &S95h 81 :5llIl .si i.i
gUl o4d swit ns Isngs' packet steamer s.! CHARLES
q la.'t,f9 s,tIa& s.,isTr5, .y
wDlleaye WEDNESDAY, June s. al oeIoeA r.n
! 5TOK JEFFERSON, PoRT CADDo, F,g. D,
A sfSErSGT n y s5s, eaAHR a Ia ES9ss 93 ssi a e.
IL sa ' a a @ @ y sf iTsAs sAIRDaMA Mkn5 *
master vi" leave az r% ] f lfSi Il pgsnSe 5 Lpy o. soi Or
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GUNDRIFS-

LS UNDRiES-
~ HAVANA CoFF ESQ ba IS prine
CLAitET-5ul csses,
WOODEN WAKE--l0O dozen Zinc Nashboarls, $50 dOzeI
Booms
sUGsR-CURED HASis-75 icrres Duheld's and stsgg i
ShayG;
PRIME BI.EF-400 barrels;
RiCE-61 terces prime
GROUND COFF EE--l50 boxes, for sale hy
ar3O 2w CONVERSE CO. ~ rehouPitoulSs street,
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LEGHORN.

EOR LEGHORN.-Th y ] fast sailing -
l. Amorlaau ship JOHN BRYANT, Dyer has T1omS Sf
bales Cotton, huk thereof ir smG sowage and
will sail days, This snip superior cabin aoeumods' 'lor
passengers. pHs8sg nppi to the Captain l5l
l57 81 First District, freight apply
ai2q J. II. ASHRRlDGE a 60. 50 81 thHtles street.
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IIIGu Prices FOR ToBAcco.- AT Lynchburg,
Va, last week, one hogshead of tpbaeeo old at
S25 per 100 lbs, one at Sl7, oue 0t SIS, and
others at prices ranging from s12 to SlS so per
100 lbs. The finer qualities Of manufacturing
leaf sold as high Us $50
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FOR BALTIMORE-Regular Line Of -,
l. ParketAn fast sailing vassei ts now ready tore A
iaS SFo W. lIyNSoN I'm Catnp rtreet
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Walter Taylor, who was convicted at the late
Circuit Court, Harttort, Conn, of fraud in re-
ference to pensions, has been sentenced TO the
State Prison for ten years On four of the in
dictments found against him, no trial was had
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letter from raris, on the charge Of killing Cen
Cornemeuse, is said to be lot wholly unfounded
The Washington Union lsalns that some tine
ago a f1tal ARRAY did take place in the presence
Of ihe Emperor that the matter was hushed
up, and the victim secretly buried. These CIR
cumstances may tend to explain the fact that
no account Of the transaction seems TO be found
in the later journals brought by the Arctic.
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BRITISH PgorEgroRNrE N CENTRAL AMERICA
DENOUNCED Tho Washington cores ssponlent
Of the Phildielphil North American says that
there IS reason TO believe that dispatches have
heen received from England, communicating in
tellgcnce that the British Government, in CON
structing the Clayton and Bulwer treaty, re-
nounees its protectorate in Central America,
so far rs colonization, occupation, and fortihca-
tion, which are specifically named, sre involved.
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LTPERPOOL.

Tor LIVERPOOL.--The new and fast ssN
s.ilm1 Ergiir4n shin MONTGOMERY a4ei. sAT9y
r~'u. the grf pan Of h- cargo sod, M have
utt te q, patch. iUT balance ~ ire slf, supply
GlFFNET n I.DFELI. ne Common slrgr',
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EoR LlyERPOOL.-Thc A / fast sail
E NJ IINERPO0L.- -Thc 4 NmeLican !.

4 .rr Am"Taln snip SAAONt EstwHrf tfag, ma.
Fy nh hrr e'g cHgassi, wil have lrn.i r. dl,
-.s CIFtNel q ioyFLL lio Common ste-'.