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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-27
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Wednesday Morning, April %, Is53
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The E.ramsner of yesterday remarks unon
the approaching election, aud ailirms that etbe
Wing party is dead, and '',he country is De.
mocrahc now aud becoming more so every
hour" 1t also views the recent Wbig nomi.
nation for Congressman TO represent this dis.
trIct, through Democratic speetacles.
The Times comments upon General Lane 8
movements in New Mexico, and says, that .if
il De true that this territorial Governor has dis.
regarded the boundary between the United
States and Mexico, as determined and fixed by
the Commissioners appointed for the purpose,
he has been guilty OF an outrage for which he
deserves to be severely reprimanded and pun
ished. Ii the people of this country are de.
termined on having the whole Of Mexico al
once, let US boldly ayow our object and follow
it up with declaration of war. But let moi
governmen, subalterns on our frontier be al
lowed to precipitate the country into hostili
ties under discre iitable pretexts and in fla.
| grant violation Of our laws and uea,ies B."
The Morning Mail gives brief digest anc
| explanation of the proceedings of the James
River and Kanawha Company at their called
meetings last week.
The Wing has series of short articles
upon the merits of the Wing candidate fo
Congress, Col. Coeman-the action of tn,
Democracy of Virginia, and the system o
party tactics pursued by the new administra
| ton.
| The Esquircr states tha, it has not the leas
objection &c the Wings running candidates il
every Congressional District in the State
/ they can be obtained-and that If they desir
another good beating they shall have it to thei
hearts, content
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The DEATHS IN THE ToMBs.-The strange
occurrence of four deaths in one room of the
"Tombs' prison, New York, excited very
general surprise. A physician gave i, as his
opinion that the deaths were owing to iutem'
perance, the men having been drunk when i'm
prisoned. The District Attorney of New York
not satisfied with this explanation directed one
of the most eminent chemists cf the city to
test the condition of the cell in which the men
were. The examination resulted in the dis
covery of carbonic acid gas in consider able
quantity Monday the grand jury made the
affair the subject Of presentment. After set
ting forth thai the deaths of the prisoners were
caused by the unhealthy condition of the
prison, they present il as nuisance.
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LOLA MoNTEz.-This notorious and very
remarkable woman-the mistress of the old
King of Bavaria-the prosecuted of the Jesuits
the woman horsewhipper Of men-the ad-
mrer of our system of government and MIR.
Calhoun's works-the danseuse-the terror OF
the green room-after having been party to a
difficulty in the theatre called the Varieties, in
New Orleans, arraigned before the Mayor,
and sentenced to temporary Imprisonment, is
once more at liberty. On the 19th inst, she
and the plaintiff against her appeared before
the Mayor again, and the plaintiff withdrew his
complaint against her for abuse and kicking
him on the shin, while she withdrew hers
against him for an insult and a kick also, and
the Mayor dismissed the whole affair. So the
parties agreed TO forgive and forget offences
The Crescent says it was the opinion ofmany
that Lola was more sinned against than sin
ming.
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ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELD We
noticed few days since a safety fluid lamp,
constructed upon plan invented by Mr.. J. D.
B. EVANS of this city. This plan was the intro.
duction of the wiresgauze protector, invented
by Sir HUMPHREY DAvY, into the lamp so as to
prevent the fame from communicating to a
larger surface of fluid than is presented at the
mouth Of the lamp, and thus preventing ex.
plosions. By the last National Intelligencer
we see thats Mr.. JOHN NEWELL, of Boston, is
claiming the Identical same lamp as his inven
tion, and represents that it has passed the crit
cism of Professor Silliman and other distin
guished scientific men who approve it very
highly. Mr.. EVANS had patented his lamp, as
we understood. but he has Yankee compet
tor and will have to be sharp and early if he
wants TO project his right.
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ARREST OF CARvAJAL.-The New Orleans
Picayune of the Goth contains a letter from
Brownsville. Texas, Opposite Metamoros,
Mexico, dated l1,h April, detailing the ci,cum
stances OF the arrest of Carvsjal. The writer
speaks of the robbing and pllaging operations
OF band of ex-Texas Rangers under Norton
and Roundtree. They pillaged Reynosa, and
threatened Mier, which was protected by Capt
Granger of the Mounted Rifles, who happened
TO be in the vicinity. Major Paul, of the 7th In
fantry, Of Ringgold Barracks, hearing of their
movements determined to arrest the ringlead'
ers-so he surrounded the Village of Rio
Grande city, and upon searching it captured,
Carra5al and Roundtree, but Norton made his
escape. He also captured a man named
Dowd, mere tool Of the ringleaders. He sent
his prisoners to Brownsville, but the United
States Commissioner holding State Office de-
cined TO act and they were turned over to the
United States Mar shall, who dismissed them
on the ground that there were no affidavits
against them. The fllibusters were delighted.
Norton made his appearance and the party
moved about freely. The Mexican Consul
however, lodged a complaint with the Mar.
shall age inst them, and before they were aware
of it Carvajal g. Co., including Norton, were
arrested. The writer thinks their trial will re-
suit in their release under heavy bonds; but
that they will have their wings so clipped they
will not be able to do much harm. The
writer thinks two or three companies ofmouni.
ed rifles along the RIO Grande would res tore
| order.
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COMBUSTION HOUSE.

TTHE Subscriber has taken the FIRE proof store,
L next door to Messrs Cssaie, Reeve e. Co ,
Cary street, 10 carry on strictly general commits
s.5u business. He is now receiving, from some oi
IL 5-st mi.l' in Augusta and Rockbridge coun.
ti-s Family, Extra ard Superfne Flour ard will
tn retail trade of the city. He respectfully in,
vlles the grocers and others TO give him call be-
fore they purchase. J FRY,
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NEW BOOXS-JUST PUBLISHED-For
Y sale by NASH WCODHOUSE,

IIakIt
Spooner's Dictionary OF Painters, Engravers,
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The Camel Hunt narrative of personal adven'
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Dictionary of the Army of the United States, by
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Behind the Curtain, tale Of Elvis, vol, IL mo
Legends OF the West by Jas Hall, vol, IL mo
Rural Essays, by J Owning vol, 8 vo, cloth
Notes aud Emendstions to Shakspear's Plays,
vol, l2 mo
Doctor Birch and his Young Friends, for Juve-
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English Soldiers in the United States Army, l
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The Old Forest Ranger, By Frank Forester,
vol. I2 mo Rp &c
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E The first case under the Mock Auction
Law occurred in New York last week. A Mr.
Ward, from Pennsylvania, in a fancy auction
store, bid for some pencil cases, as he sup.
posed. 81 for the card; but upon settling he
was mulcted $24, the auctioneer claiming thai
he bid 81 each for the pencils. Ward paid the
money and made complaint, upon which, the
auctioneer was arrested and held to bail in the
sum Of $500. II convicted fine of not more
than $1,000 and Imprisonment for not more
than three years is the punishment provided by
the law.
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DR.. Robert NJ. Boy kin, of Portsmouth, has
received the appointment of Naval Storekeep-
er at the Gosport Navy Yard. in place ofJohn
q. Hatton, ESQ
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DROWNED haniei Lawler, aged l9, of
New Albany, Ind, was drowned at that place
on the 10Th inst.
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Gov; bigier, Of Pennsylvania, has with
drawn his requisiiion for Thomas McCreery, +,
OF Cecil counsy, Nd, on the charge { cfkidnap.
ping the Parker girls.
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The GARDINER CAsE.-The Gardiner case
was continued in Washington on Monday
John Charles Gardiner was examined for the
defence, and gave his testimony at consdera.
BILE length. He is brother of George A.
Gardiner, and appears to be closely identified
with the Doctors movements in Mexico. He
first practiced dentistry in Mexico in 1884,
tie stated that at this time he was twenty nine
years old and had been frequently mistaken
for Geo. A. Gardiner, in Washington and Mex.
leo. The object of the defence was to show
that the witnesses for the United States had
mstook John Charles for George A. Gardiner
The witness, upon his cross-examination, was
asked who was with him in Moreia, which
was objected to, argued, and raled out.
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= n DAILY DISPATCH
Ias, A. CowARD1N, Proprietor,
5roE r. PLEASANTS. Editor.
p.sT ROUTE AND Low FARE,
BETWEEN
CHICHESTER AND RICHMOND
.,rsxiIle and New Market.


ON and after TUESDAY, the
g-ES5.-2, 81 Is 10Th inst, our line of Stages will
---------T@nsYisle for New Market, in county OF
eS'e 'e4,-h. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
ss.,nrda,s, on the arrival of the Western train
:, 90. st o clock NJ Stay all nigh, at Msdi
=, : Il, leave next morning after an osrly break
- - .sd Get to New Market in time to take the
stage, on the Valley road, for Winchester
80 New Market on the same days, Tuesdays,
Tbur,da and Saturdays. On the arrival CT
~. stage. on the Valley road, from Wincses-
- s.1slrpast II o'clock A n, arrive at Gordons.
n ,Ilns for the Cars going 10 Richmond, there.
sv .s.,nz the travel through IN "a hours from
a orneslrr 10 Richmond. Fare from Richmond
~ sgi rom New Market, Sc, through ticket; and
80, NV Market to and from Winchester, 81 so,
r,..r, the traveller only IS so. through from Win
-.,,,sr - and from Richmond
Sss:s csn be procured st the Virginia Central
"a, Dad Office in Richmond, and of Newman g.
SiJ.! New Market
R. F. OMOHUNDRO & co.
y GILL, Supt Va. Central Railroad.
yl-iDt
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U Church members are becoming refracto
ry. A few days since part of Catholic
congregation which had a new priest placed
over it, placed themselves in opposition to him
but they were compelled to submit to the ma
jority who were on the other side.
Last week, at an election of trustees for the
First Secession Presbyterian Church of Ken
sington, there was an absolute row, and the
election was completely interrupted. A Sc
eond cleo ction was held. at v hich very strone
police force was in attendance, and order thus
preserved.
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A T 1T AGAIN AT LEYY'S.-As usiasl
"A selling the cheapest Goods in this city. Baregs
de Laine l2h cents; rich styles fine goods for 20
snd 25 cents; all wool Mouselaine, white, pink,
blue, and steel and green; splendid ernbroidert d
cents to thu finest quality; Brocaded and Figured
Silks, Black Silks and chaugeable, very cheap;
Checked and Striped MusliDs; Rich Worked
Dressee, Swiss and Cambria Muslins; Dimity,
Linen, Napkins, Sheetings; Table Cloths and Tow.
cling, Silk Warp, Alpaca, Ginghams A large lot
of Parasols to be sold very cheap; splendid Lace
and Cambria Under Sleeves which we are selling
at great bargains; Poin ted French Needlework Col
lars, Inside Capes, Infants Frock Waists; Swiss
and Cambria Trimming; Fouiard Silks; Bareges
and Tissues for IS cents; Ladies' and Gents best
Kid and Silk Gloves, with a general assortment of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
ap 25 LEWIS CHEAP STORES.
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NnTEtEE-Tbe

H. NOTICE.-The steamer AU.
E-szsllss-..5S GIiSTA will be taken off the route
- - n,rn nd ard Norfolk, via Por: Walthall
sttsr WEDNESDA the goth instant, for repairs
he zen when ready TO resume her place
THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
., 10 Office R. and Co
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EOR THE LADIES.-We have now 10
l. Store at reduced prices
Kieh plain and figured Hermann
New style figured Bereges
Isconets, Organdies and Lawns
Dotted and figured Muslins
Together with large assortment of all kinds of
Dssss Goods OF the latest styles, to which call
the attention of the ladies'.
DUDLEY g. JOHNSTON,
ep2 25 Eagle Square.
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Al HExTEK & SONS, respectfully iu-
1SAs form their friends and the public, that they
they have On hand, and are daily receiving from
their mandatory in the North, large aud fash.
ionable stock of Ready Made Clothiag, cut
and made in the best latest styles, and viii cell
them both at wholesale and RETAIL a. low az they
can be bought in any of the Northern cities Wa
respectfully invite the public To call and see for
themselves. Country Merchants would find il to
their interest TO examine our stock before purchas
ing. MHEXTER g. SONS,
No 80 Main street, one dour below
ap Sim Purcell, Ladd & Co, Druggists
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S PARISEN 81 KINGS EX.
&Sn1sssS PRESS-Ohics on Pearl Street, one
door from Main, continues to receive and forward,
in the most expeditions manner, Merchandise, i,
York and all the principal inland towns of Virginia
and North Carolina, at the very lowest rates.
~ Persons wishing to forward Goods to any
of the towns in North Carolina or Southern Vir.
snia are informed that our Express leaves Peters.
burg daily per the Mail Train.
- Particular attention paid to the collection
of Bills, Drafts, sc.
~ Goods collected and delivered free of
charge. WM mAULc, AGENT
ap 25-3t
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FOR RENT
s FOR RENT--

msns Foh in AaNT;yA Ant; v,, small Wooden Teae
rooms and kitchen all in good rss.i tnrest
sion can be had immediately. Apply to roses
o- EDWARD d. EACHo.
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MAY HARPER, april 25th.-Harper's
A9A New Monthly Mag szne for May.
GRO M WEST e. PRO

CONTENTS CT THE MAY No-The Landscape OF
the South, by Addison Richards; A Kentuckisn
in the East; Napoleon Bonaparte, by John Alb
bott; The Disagreeab'es; Extracts from the Port
folio of an Excitement Seeker: Six and Half a
dozen, by Smstthe, jr; Fishers Ghost; And Them
How Elder Down is Gathered; A London Curate's
Story Curious Facts about Shell6sh; TIE Family
Feud-a French story; Story of the Burning Ship
Inhabitants of drop of Water; The Inn By the
Seaside; A Night among the Wolves; Bleak House
by Chas Dickens; Chsmois Hunting in the Noun
tains of Bavaria; Patience is Genius; The French
Spy System; The Lodgings that wouldn't Suit
Monthly Record Of Current Events; Editor Table
Editors Easy Chair; Editors Drawer; Literary
Notices; Comicaties, original and selected; Fash
ions for May.
This number closes the third year, and we would
solicit continuance of the subscription, and 9th
era also. Our price for this work is very low b!
the year.
ap 26 GEO.M WEST & BRO.
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NORTHERN ICE.
4 sUR ICE has srrived-persons wishing to have
~ ICE lett at their houses or places OF bhainess
Will please send in their orders.
ap2-ts WARDWELL a. BADGER.
oFiCE.-The Committee on Light, will pro
ceeo TO eject an Inspector of the Gas Works,
oa ,iesy tne oth Of May next, at O'Clock P m.
aP Lo-otaoth ID. DEkOON, Clerk.
OfAhf ohUkNs, tsr sale by
ZIMMERMAN,
sP 10 l53 Main strvst.
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DUNCAN LODGE FOR sALE.-The
~ above named very desirable residence, and
@as causb!e Tract Of Land, containing % acres on
wach il stands are offered for sale privately on
vs-T advantageous terms.
t IS situated on the Deep Run Turnpike, on the
cclGnustiOn Of Broad street, about three quarters
Of mile west of the city of Richmond and about
80 yards from the Richmond College.
The land is highly improved by abundant ma.
nsrtns and good cultivation, and hss a smah
stream of water passing through the corner OF it.
Ia The garden and near the house are shrubs and
Gre4s bearing great variety and abundance Of the
choic5st traits and flowers.
The dwelling house is well and handsomely bull,
In modern style OF brick, so by 43 feet two stories
and a basement high, with all convenient out
houses and ctces also Of brick and in good repair
The situation is an airy, dry and perfectly healthy
one and we'll supplied with excellent water. Al
uaexcepiionable title will be conveyed to the pur
chaser. Apply to T. q. Mckenzie or Mrs. Nc.
kenzie or the premises or TO the subscriber, who
il duly authorised to sell and convey the same.
NH l9-dts P V DANIEL, ia
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DARCY PAUL,
WESLEY GRlGG,
SAINT. & pApTJST

A w. OSBORN, the well known Daeuer.
rean Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
eees pleasure In announcing to his friends and the
pubic, that be has been to great expense and
Touoie 10 procure an instrument superior 10 aav
eeT before hR0tea. Mr. OSBORN viii guarantee
cetter hkehesses OF children than have ever been
taAeh n h'ehmond, and in one-haf the time any
other Artist requires This Instrument was man
0fac'ured by one OF the best makers ia this coun
tfy, expressly TOR my use. Come one, come all
sHd bring your little ones OSBORNiS
apt Sigu of the Plaos of al NIL.
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s5kOPUsALs viii be received by the under
signed Committee Of the Common Council of
tae city OF Petersburg for the Curling and Paving
Q! Iaoo street, from Sycamore street to Market
sIeet and ct Union street from Warrington street
70 doo street, which proposals viii be offered on
Monday, the 10th of May next Specifications
%iI De furnished on application 10 either OF the
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d ENNYAL NF THE FllA ANkLIN

ID EMOVAL OF TBE FR NKLI \
H. CLOTHING STORE, from l32 to 95 Main
Str e', third door above l4th Street-where may
Be found the largest and best got up Stock Of
Ready Made Clothing ever offered to the ci.
items OF Richmond Our Stock comprises every
style, quality and color Of Sack, Dress and Frock
EoG.5 for Spring and Summer wear. Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Pants OF every style aad quality
lna asinasle plain and figured Silk Satin and Mar
seiias Vests in endless variety. Also very large
aud selec. Stock of Gentlemens Furnishing Goo is.
Cnore!lss, Carpet Bags &c.
AL we ask is cali at the franklin, 10 be satisfied
Ga it is the place 10 get the best and most for you;
money. K DECOU Il co,
ma 25-em 90 Main street Richmond, Va.
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TO 0cARrENTERs BUILDERS, &o.-
ne subscriber has just fitted up a steam en-.
s.ne Tor the propulsion OF Saws, with which he
proposes TO saw. Slats and Pannel STUFF and SQUARE
os'S IN the most accurate and expeditions m an.
me- and on the most reasonable terms His shop
L located On Brooke Avenue al the corner of Mar.
sGsil street.
a2 23-3m John r KELLEY
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A RARE CHANCE! ATTENTION LA.
"a DIES AND CENT?. EMEN -Tha auhsc rihera

a EAh Z ChANCE- AIIFNIIUN lIA'
IA DIES AND GENTLEMEN The subscribers
s1.e agents of the United States for Guelaud, one
Of the most celebrated Periumery manufacturers
in Paris intending to stay for some time IL the
city of Richmond begs leave to inform the World
OF Fashion that they have on hand a splendid col
lection Of Articles in their line, such Extracts
Hair Oils, Genuine Fsrina Cologne Water, and
other articles in their line too numerous to de,
scribe, all warranted superior to the articles gene
rally prepared here and sold for genuine, at ex
Srsvsg4ut prices.
They have al.o magnificent variety of Combs
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, &C. and other Fancy
Articles Please give us call at our store corner
Brad and Third streets before going to purchase
q 5wn town aud losing lst, time; %, money, and
% fair opportunity to get genuine snd splendid
article SCHAAP & co,
NH 30-Im% Corner Broad and 3D. Streets
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WILLIAM M0UNTJOY's nARBLA

w FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, east
corner of 9Th and Main streets Richmond, VG, is al
al 1mes prepared to furnish Marble Monuments
lombs or Head Stones OF any size pattern; Mar.
bic Aantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
or any work Of the kind, of the best materials and
worbm anship, at the shortest notice, and ia
vorable terms any other establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Ora.
mite Quarries of easy access from the city, and
OF quality not TO be surpassed even By the far.
famed Quincy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or any other kind of house.
wors, In The most reliable manner, With such dis.
pTtcn and upon such terms eannotf Tito please
every one.
ES Granite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work
b-Having recently engaged very expert.
enced Carver and Engraver, he ID prepared to do ali
possible prices NH l6-3ms
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EKASS LINE N.-Wnise Grass Linen,
VI Striped Linen, small size Linen, Checked
Linen, Checked, Striped and White Linen Drill
ing, Checked, Striped, and White Satin, superior
White and Co,ored Marseilles Vestings, Silk and
Linen, ell Silk and Cashmere Vesiings, Silk, Lise,
Berlin, Kid and Dog skin Cloves, Silk, Linen,
Cambria, Tape Printed, hemmed, bordered Hhdfs
al qualities, Brown, White Striped and Random
Cotton half hose, Black, White, Striped and Ran.
do Silk half hose, Summer Stocks and Cravats
In great variety, Silk and Cambria Umbrellas, Lin
en- Collars, Bishop, Paris Lap and other styles, Silk
Thread, Gauze, Merino and Silk Under Shirts, al
SO Main street.
ap26 CHRISTIAN IATHROP
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q 4. l.. JOHNSON returns his thanks
- for the liberal patronage extended to him
E2 since his commencement in business, and
Dhopes, by strict attention and fidelity In
workmanship, to merit continuance of the same
P.S-All kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewel.
ry, &c, carefully and neatly repaired.
E. L. JOHNSON,
Franklin st., doors above Old Market
an0l-IrpS
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EREsH GROUND PLAsTsi. s ~. Richmoad
+ constantly on hand $40 "a a. - cent gyp,
0rouad r'asesf' &. ). TALlAfkako.
nh S9-dkw3a
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WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-I am prepared
w to tnrnish any quantity of Oak Wood, az
the lowest cash prices Orders left at the Stable
OF Dir Browning, ON 9th istreet, between Main and
Franklin, will receive prompt attention.
have also several fne city Iased Cows and
Calves, at my residence, half mile from ths
hrst Toll Gate, on the Plank Road, for sale.
mh9-ts &C. BURTON.
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nISSOLUTION.-T coparrnership hereto
IL fore existing under the sryle of ESsIcN &,
SEARS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent -
All persons having unsettled accounts, can settle
the same with either party.
WIN. II ENSIGN
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copartnership under the style above named, viii
continue the Stove, Tin and Pump business in all
its various branches as heretofore, a, No l46 Main
street. GEO. STARRETT
JAS. w. SEARS,
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will to Mr. GEO. STARRErr, l hereby return thanks
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
firm of ENSIGN & SEARS, and recommend nv
customers to the new firm ontinuing business at
the old stand. VIM H ENSIGN