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Che Dailp bireiniau.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATUKE
TUESDAY, March %.
House.

The following bills w.re passed In day:
Senate bill amending he charter of the
Hampshire Turnpike Company, and provid
ing for an additional subscription by he State
10 the stock of said company;
A bill Increasing the capital srock-by the
addition Of $40 O0O-of the Junction Valley
Turnpike and Plank Road Company;
A Senate bill appropriating $500 10 com
plete the Ale shany and Huntersville Turn.
pike Road to the town Of Covington;
A bill establishing the First Magisterial
District Free School in the county of Acco-
mac-and
A bill Incorporating the Newcastle and
Gap Mills Turnpke Company, and provld
ing for State subscription to the stock there
of.
A bill, providing for the payment of inter
est on The bonds Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal guaranteed by the State, came from the
Senate with an amendmentto to which the House
agreed-ayes 9S, noes 0.
A bill Incorporating the Summervlle and
HunrersvlIle Turnpike Company, and provd-
ing fora State subscription to the stock there
az. was rejected-aves Z |, noes 2S-slx votes
less than constitutional majority
An engrossed bill, amending the laws IN re-.
iatlon to The time of me' ting OF the General
Assembly providing penalties for failing to at
tend regularly the sessions Of the House, for
cases ofIunacy amongst the mem bers. &c. was
taken up. considered and then referred to one
ofthe standing committees of the House to an
dergo revision.
Mr. Patrick moved to reconsider the vote by
hch the bill auhnrising the construction OF
"a branch of the Norihw es'ern Virginia Rail.
road" was indefinitely postponed few days
since,a Mr. p. addressed the House in favor
of his motion, and was followed, ON the same
side. .bv Messrs Bennett and Mcdonald; and
hy Messrs Jackson of Wood. 1mboden and
Anderson, against the reconslderation-aye
38. noes SO. This bill was for the construc
ton of railroad from Clarksburg to Big San
dy.
The House adjourned to meet at y o'clock.
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MIR FILLMORE.

The Washington Republic of yesterday
says:
We learn that in consequence of the con
tinued illness of Mrs. Fillmore, it Is not likely
that Mr.. Fillmore will be able 10 start on his
proposed journey to the South before the frS'
of April; and il is even possible that he may
have to forego the trip altogether.
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The House adjourned to meet at y o'clock
U. SSENATE-SPECIAL SESSION.

u. S SENATE-SPECIA SESSION.
WASHINGTON. March 2l-There was a
great ,hrong in the galleries this morning to
hear Mr. Everett. including many ladies.
Mr.. f ,eret addres. .ed the Senate on the
subject of Central American affairs. He made
most graceful Introduction ailading TO his
connec ion with the government as Secretary
of State, and the correspondence he had, as
such upon Central American affairs. He like.
" ise alluded most gracefully to his T. cent en-.
trance into the Senate Of the United States.-
The notice taken of his action by Mr.. Doug
las, in his recent speech he considered high
compliment.
Proceeding then more 10 his subject he ex
pressed the opinion that the treaty made by
Messrs. Clayton and Bnlwer, was the best
thing that could be done under existing cir.
cumstanccs. H. spoke OF the disposition OF
En- land to remove the causes OF dispute be
t~ cen us, and he said he had no doubt that.
on proper representation the Government OF
G reai Britain would disavow the erection oi
the Bay Islands into colony. He did not
appr.heud any danger ofa war between the
two countries.
In the course of his remarks, he conpIimen
ted the President for having made, SO Tar Iu-
dicious appointments TO foreign courts saying
he had every confidence that the President
would send suitable minister TO the Central
American States for it is more important who
is sent thiher than to London, Paris or 81, Pe
tersburg.
In his reply to Judge Douglas, he said he
did not ant to annex Cuba, Mexico, or any
other territory. Just let us have twenty-five
wears of peace under the mild and progressive
spirit of our institutions and we will have sd
dional territory to onr hearts content.
The gentleman was highly eloquent, and
spoke upw ards oftwo hours.
M l. ouglas made an explanation. when on
motion Mr.. Mason, the pending resolutions
calling for information on Central American
affairs. we're laid upon the table; it being an
ders,ood that the President will hereafter CON
municate the documents.
After an Executive session, the Senate ad'
ionrned
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LEVI ELDRIDGE. Gsn'L A.

EDMUND, DAVENPORT CO.,
LRlCHMOND, offer for sale in store ana s'oat,at
wholesae
5000 Sacks Lverl fine Salt Mnrsha and other brands
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 best Peruynn Guano dali, expected
500 bbls. Rosendae Cement
500 bushels prime Covcrseed
$50 bills. Bone Dust
1875 hhds. Bacon sde,.
1877 ,ierces Sugar House Molasses
300 boxes Archer & Co's. No. axes.
300 terces London Porter
so cases Gross x Bncknc' Londen Mustard
25 do do Walnut and Mushroom Catchup
25 Hampers English Cheese (Glouccstcr)
rs boxes Maccaroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
200 bags Brazile Sugar
400 bugs Costn Riea Coffee
dennessey, GODDARD, Onrd and Sasnrax Brandy. Held
sick and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, MADEIRA, and
Port Wine, &c, Sc.
Many of the above ARE Of imporation and
profess TO sell low ashley be had in this coun
try. 1lantty aud quality considered Teas, as gooG an
bo had in the country adapted TO tho
trnde Of Virginia
dec 3O-dacts EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.
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DAILY VIRGINlAN.
TrRRY & SHIELDS, PrOprietors


vtne1SiAS is published daily at So and semi weekly ..
The =, advanee No subscription is taken for shorter
r s. months and paper IL discontinued except q,
'u t ~ In Praprictors, until all arrearages shaii nave
bsP rRs II It's inserted for 80 cents per squa 3o
Apt .S form insertion and BIZ cts fr every ~ ,u'sr I
80 ,,er of INSERTIONS is not marked on the MIS- II
ue II HtIihal till ordered and charged accorolnsy'
VI" YEARLY RATES arefor the prxlsgs@ a. @ %
IUe mi weekly $40; for square, daily S6o sen"ee
iy go r form daily $40, semiweekly $50 Every yearly
will be luired to confne his advertising % ms Par s
iar line of business. and II n" oAceeo she sp'oe W.
'ulM UNI he charged ratably for thf oscess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-23

A writer in the Household Words observes
that tea, so common with US as to be almost a
necessary of life, is yet looked upon as some.
thing uriously and wonderfully fashioned by
our French neighbors. They serve tea with
great solemniiy, and disguise it with rum and
cognac, after the nanner of luxurious washer.
women. The reader may remember the ia.
nous history of the tea-party given by Mad
anne Chou TO Madame Pochet, where tea was
made in a saucepan, was seasoned with salt.
vinegar and SPICE, and finally, with a petit
bout de chenelke or candle end.
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OUTRAGEoUs.-A negro fellow driving O
buggy very fast, yesterday afternoon, ran il
over the little child of Mr.. Wolfe, who was
playing in the road. near Fort Barbour. and
instead of stopping, whipped his horse into a
run, and so came through the city. He was
traced as far as. Main street, but our informant
was unable toslearn who he was. The child
is supposed TO be MORALLY injured.
Norfolk Herald. Tuesdnv.
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" The Springfield Republican .av. -.
Miss Gris"old, the lady who wa. - ''a'
raculously restored TO life after the No.-A,
disaster, is doing we'll and will probable -.
cover. The same paper states thar - n
John Mason Warren, of Boston, is the c,.a;.
of saving her life due.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-23

e A citizen of Rockbridge county was
attacked on Friday week, at Whites GapI
by highvayman, who demanded his money
or his life. The citizen, who was on horse.
back, declined to comply with the demand,
when the ruffian cut at him with knife, and
made several rents in his clothes, when the
horseman succeeded in making his escape.
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p Mr.. Sterling Branch, operator in the
Norfolk and Petersburg telegraph Office a,
Petersburg, was, on Friday, thrown from .
buggy and had his shoulder dislocated.
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NORFOLK PoLITIes--A portion of the
Democratic party of Norfolk city having,
from some dissatisfaction with Gen. Mllson,
assembled and nominated Francis M. Bovkin
for Congress, Gen. Boyk kin comes out in card
and declines the honor. He says he shall sup.
port Gen. Millson, and urges his friends to do
the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-23

g An affray occurred in Sandersville,
Georgia, recently, between w. B. War,hen
of that place, and Everett H. Kincher, of Lau'
rens county, in which the former was shol
with pistol, the shot taking effect in the low
er part OF bis abdomen. Mr. Warthen is re
covering.
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q A fire occurred recently at Stamping
Ground, Garrard county, KY, which destroyed
nearly all the stores in the village. Or. Pill
cher was killed by a falling wall. Loss esti.
mated at $4,000.
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u The Norfolk Herald states that the man
captured in Princess Anne county, supposed
to be Thompson, the counterfeiter, was not
Thompson. So Monsieur Thompson is still
nj large.
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ItO Il III Il BIZ G. The subscriber
living In the coudty of Chesterfield, near the
Huguenot Springs, James River and Danville RaiI.
road VIII make and keep for sale, Grain era Dies,
can be warranted. Thousands of certificates could
be given to their reputation and preference over all
others, but the subscriber deems it unnecessary as
they are generally known, and he expects to have
aiarge demand, and therefore requests his patrons
to make early application. They can be deposited
at Dover Mills, Goochland in care of Alfred Cosby,
and at Tomahawk Depot, ON the Danville Railroad,
In care OF VIM A. Martin. Any communication
through them, will meet with prompt attention
VIM. Palmer, of Richmond, will keen them also.
for sale. Price 81 So Address.
J. COSBY, Hsllsboro,
my I6-d6t Sw3t* Chester6eld
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NCOTCH AND MANCHEsTKR.-J1 II

NCUTCH AND MANCHESTkR,- jus
~ received
Best Manchester Gingham
supefi3: Scotch Solid Plaid Gingham
10 French Plaid and Striped Gingham
searsucker and Chambry Gingham
French Prints, second supply
White Brilliants, new and pretty
Manila Corded Skiits
Shirt Muslin. white, black and colored
Parasois and Umbrellas, full supply
ulniture, Dimity and Marseilles Quilts
With other goods for families
my19 90 Main 49,,
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John Pasco, rear admiral, Lord Nelson's sig.
nal officer of the battle of Trafalgar, who was
on the quarter deck in the whole action, as
serts that no attempt was made to board the
Victory, and that Nelson was perfectly pre-.
pared to repel any attempt if it had been made.
The statement he makes in reply to French.
man, who asserts that the Redoubtable came
near capturing Nelson's fag ship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-23

THE ALLEGED GOLD DISCOVERIES IN Tex.
As.-By later advices we have further account
of the reported gold discov cries. One letter
from Hamilton's Valley states that 800 men
are at work in the diggings, averaging from to
dollars day, and lhe prospects improving
Another party, who have been in tine Californis
diggings, it is sad report that 60 Id is found in
the mountains between the Llano and San Sa
ba, some seventy or eighty miles northwest O
Lockhart. They allege that they found golo
not only on the surface, but also by digging
and secured some Jumps, valued at from fifty Ic
one hundred and fifty dollars.
1t is but justice to state that the highly fav
orable account here given. is very fatty con
tradcted by others. The Victoria Advocate is
of opinion that there is "more humbug and spec
ulation than gold in these stories." and advi.
ses the public to wait for further developments
before quitting their regular pursuits o EN-
bark in gold hunting.
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Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, upon receiv
ing the news ofthe melancholy accident which
resulted in the less of President Pierce's only
son, is said to have personally written lettel
to MIR. lngersoll, in coincidence for the sad
affiiction the President had sustained.
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nOGGET 81 ANDERSON, Upholster.
u ers md Paper Hangers, Corner of Go.

IL ers aad Paper Hangers, Corner of Go.
vernon aE1 Z snk!in Streets, have now in store
their Spring Stick OF French and American Paper
Hangngs, Borders, Fire-Screens and Curtain Pa
pers, making a complete and elegant assortment of
all the various styles in use. Also, large variety
OF Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with general assort-
Erent OF Curtain Goods Cornices and Trimmings
Alec, Cured Hair and Shuck Mattresses with ma.
ny other articles in our line all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstering executed at the
shortest notice in town or country.
NH 30-3m
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A most revolving outrage was committed on
Saturday night upon the person of little
daughter of Mr.. Everingham, of Alton. M.
aged about ten years. The villain ascended
to her apartment by means of ladder, and is
supposed to have administered chloroform TO
her while she was asleep, and then accomplish.
ed his purposes. He escaped before the alarm
was raised, and fears are entertained that the
girl NAV not recover
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A EW AND CHEAP SPRING GUUDS.-
" Z. ROSENFELD has received his Stock Of
Spring Goods, to which he invites the attention of
his friends and the public generally, pedging him
ssA y sell cheap and cheaper than similar goods
can De purchased elsewhere. His Stock comprises
il part all the styles of Ladies' Dress Goods; Nee
die Work OF all kinds, such as Collars, Sleeves
Edkis; Cambria aud Swiss Bands and Edgings
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons &c. Also Goods for
Gentiemens and Boys wear. He will continue to
receive through his brother, who resides in New
York the latest fashions they are intro
duced. Call and take look before you make your
purchases. II ROSENFELD,
ap7-3nlT us Broad street.
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A T 1T AGAIN AT LEVY,s.-As usual
"A selling the cheapest Goods in this city. Barege
de Lame l2h cents; rich styles fine goods for 20
and 25 cents all wool Mouselaine, white, pink,
blue, and steel aud green; splendid embroidert
and plsiR Grape shawls So to $50; French Lawns
cents TO the finest quality; Brocaded and Figured
Silks, Black Silks and changeable, very cheap;
Checked and Striped Muslins; Rich Worked
Dresses, Swiss and Cambria Muslins; Dmity,
Linen, Napkins, Sheetings; Table Cloths and Tow.
cling, silk Warp, Alpaca, Ginghams large lot
of Parasos to be sold very cheap; splendid Lace
and Cambria Under. Sleeves which we are selling
at great bargains; Point ted French Eeedlework Cor
lars, Inside Capes, Infants Frock Waists Swiss
and Cambria Trimmings; Foulard Silks; Bareges
and Tissues for rs cents; Ladies' and Gents best
tidand Silk Gloves, with a general assortment of
fanoyand Staple Dry Goods.
ap % LEWIS CHEAP STORES.
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1853

~ EARTHEN WARE-STEBBINS DARRA
COTT d co, IRON FRONT BUILDING, Ne lOl
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winfield Scott,
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup.
ply OF China and Earthen Ware. The Packets
from New York and Boston are bringing us nav
supplies Of the various kinds of Glass Ware Look.
ing-glasses, and great variety of Fancy Goods
making our stock far superior to what 1t has here
tofore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respect.
fully requested to call and examine our stock be.
IOre purchasing. NH
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PRICE ONE CENT
ROOKs FOR THE sTEAmBOar ~r
Z. y kAiLRoAD-AppIefon's Pouul.r ~ = 4.

ROOKs FOR THE sTEAMBOaT 49,
y RAiLRoAD.-Applefon's Povna.r ~.
orary of the best Authers rs.-Books vsisn
asasn aeears,s ,ne n.eagenss Of Youth, desh. sse.
setsisy, bring enjoyment ct home, befriend us out
OF doors, pass the night with us, travel with us. 20
'n,o % the country with us-CrcERo
bo, ns ioiowlng volumesare now ready, uniformly
ooTnd In fancy cloth, so cts each:
pLssays from the London Times collection of
e,s TS ,sonsi a. and Historical Sketches vols
Tr neiow Plush Papers. By w N Thackeray
.ferssra. rs msasn and Married Life Of Mary Pow e
By nsGns1nsy nn.y through Tar.ary Thibss and China.
Q vols DeoA. by WIN d Thsskeray,
the authors snp o Srayiiies By Horace Smith, one of
soiosoy Legends. By Barham
spsls ;ip,sa rom the Quarterly Review
author Of pan nnson and the pedlingtonians By tho
'oarney to Katmandu. or the Nsr.r,...
Tha poos nome. By Lawrence Olyphant
p DSox OF Snobs. By VIM n Thackerav
the Row 4 w w.ner wS.ummer Time in the Country. By
Stories from Blackvooa
mems wives. By Nm Thscler.v
Lives OF wellington and Peel
A Shabby Genteel Story. By w NJ Tbaeker.v
pn w ~ Tba.Sa,. % rnz Doodle and Major Gahasan.
The Luck OF Barry Lindon, Romance of IN.
| last century. By w M Thackeray, vols " ''o
Lie and Memorials of Daniel Webster. Bv Gem
| 8 P Lyman, 2 vols - oe"
Mr. Browns Letters to Young Man, the PRO.
seb, &c. By VIM N Thackeray
Punch's Prize Noveiists. the Fat Contributo,
Travesiin London. By w M Thackeray
James's Diary, Tale of the Panic OF ls45. A
Legend of the Rhine, Rebecca ndiRowena. By w
NASH wooDHousE,
my 20 Eagle Square
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mo THOsE WHO TSE ETTin !, A Al u !,

T'U THUsE WHO USE FLUID LAMPS.
i SAFETY INSURED BY APPLICATION AT
THE STORE OF J. d. B. EVANS-The subs crib.
er will convert the ordinary Fluid Lamps into the
Safety Lamps if they are brought to his Store
Inc charge will be but trifing, and safety from
explosion is insured.
Let every one who use Fluid Lamps, bring the
at once to my Store, and in few days may re-
der them harmless.
apis JDR EVANS
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HAVING given up the kegaiia business cheer.
fully recommend TO my brethren of tie various
Orders my successor and late partner, Z MlcDO-
NALD. and hope they will extend to him The pat.
ronage heretofore extended to the late firm
my l9--3m AS IYoNs
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%EW PRINTING OFFICE,

yTesf CnrnCT NEHE" stHU Il k~tH stfSttss
,4vBE undersigned having, at great expense, ft.
/ ~ ~ nm a complete and NEW establit thment. in.
,,s5ctins the 'RoolS and Job Printing
60 n,,,.rrss', in all its branches, under the name
s'' ''1,fI ~. .FwNITT, FORE & CAMPBELL.
-,,. ,,rsc,.cal printers, and having been engaged
- srs to nine years past in some of the beat es-
,,s,.hnlen,s in tho city, we faster ourselves that
n.--a n. competent to execute printing in work
N.e,.ss r,surer. and on as reasonable terms eau
q pAl.'1 10. su-h as Checks, Blanks, Cards,
rircnInrs. uaudbiIls, Labe's, Bill Heads, /,
Ws hope, 6y a,teption to business, and faithful
.xa.g,.oa of work to merit, what we now selicit,
ss5s-e of public patronage.
L. H. FORE,
-, In / HARVEY CAMPBELL.
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II mcDONALD, successor to Mel opald
II, e. l. - ons, Regalia a nd Banner yiunu
factIrers, will continue the business at the old
stand where he will be pleased to fl all orders that
may be entrusted to him.
Lodges, Divisions and Encampments fitted out a.
short notice,
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7IR DAILY DISPATCH

"a A cow ARDTN, Proprietor.
yuag r. PLBASANTS. Editor.
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EENCINE SALAMANDER SAFES
~ The subscriber is now receiving full assort
ICeat Of as C Herring's Wilder's Patent Salaman-
der Safes" (None others are genuine but those
made by Herring) His Safes have stood the test
Of thousand fires, took the premium al the
Worlds Fer and will take it every where. The
subscTiber being Agent for the State of Virginia. is
prepared to have them manufactured to order of
any size from s35 TO $1,000 All Merchants Brok.
era Banks, monied men should have Herring's
Pstent Saamander Safe. Call at 1876 Cary street.
AMI make selection.
r. McCANDLISH, JR.,
my3-3v l36 Cary street,
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Having sold to Mr. w. Dabney my entire inter
est the concern OF Dabney g. Hanes, take pleasure
IN recommending him to the customers OF the old
firm and the public generally. C. C. HANES.
May 20, 1853. my 5-dlJu
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hOTiCE.-The subscriber having purchased of
IL Mr c. C. Hanes his entire interest in the con.
cera of Dabney & Hanes, will continue the Gro.
Gerry and Commission Business at the old
stand, No lac Broad street. opposite the Theatre,
where ne hopes by strict attention to business. TO
merit share OF the patronage SO literally extended
10 the late firm for the last two years.
BUSHROD w. DABNEY.
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MEMOIRS OF Q. :. FOx.-Lord Job,

MEMOIRS OF q. j, FOx,-Lord Jobn
ls1 Russells Memoirs of Charles James Fox
with the correspondence, 2 vols-Sl go
Lille OF Queen Elizabeth, by Agnes Strickland
50 so y Aon'os-
The Action Of Medicines upon the System, by
Hesdsnd-SI SO
Tits Elements of Health-S 25
English and German Clinical Phrase Root-
SIPS DooA-
MIs Ellis House keeping Made Easy-l2c
Wooos fianfation Melodies, new series-I2c
Godey and Graham for June-25c
Inc above new Books for sale by
ao G.M WEST BRO,
My ~ Nos and Exchange,
'Eo BUSINESS MEN.-LIFE TNsUR.
ANOL not only affords the best means by which
70 secure families and friends from want but II ID
aiso one OF the best securities for Creditor The
uncertainty OF life is often barrier which prevents
.ne nan VINO has means from helping his honest
nelgnooi to money or credit. A Policy Of Life In.
sunsnce 10 double security to the creditor.
Policies for sums Of 100 to le 600 dollars cal, be
obtained at the Office of the Mutual Benefit Life In.
sursnce company corner of Main and l1th streets.
my s0-l0t BW KNOWLES, Agent
SUMMER COATs.-I wish to cali special at
~ tention to my assortment Of black and fancy
silks, Aipaccas, Drap D'Ete, Marseilles and Linen
Coats, which are made In the latest and most con-
venient styles. | have also most extensive as.
sortment of Pants and Vests OF every fashionable
material suited to the season. which will be sold al
sne very lowest market prices.
my 90 1o3 Main street corner l4ih.
CIDkR.-20 bbls Newark Cider, just received
~ and for sale BY
ms WIN TAVf
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FAMES BROADRICK 81 CO., practical
y BLACKSMlTHS, between the Danvile Rail-
road Depot and Haxalls Mills-all sorts of con.
tractors tools made to ORDER such as Picks, Jump.
ers, Churn Drills, Hand Dr Is, Hand Hsmmers,
Striking Hammers, and every tool used by con
tractors.
All sorts of Wagon work. Horseshoeing, and
everything in the Blacksmith line. All work done
by US, will be warranted equal to any done else.
where. ap 23-3m
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I EMONS.-20 boxes Lemons in prime order,
- just received per steamer Roanoke and for
saleby
my 90 WIN TAYLOR.