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ASSASSINATION OF FRENCH Y1s1srFp The
Washington Union Of yesterday has the fol-, -
Ing:
By u Geographic despatch from our correspond
ent an Baltimore, we learn that private letter
from Paris has been received in New York which
states that General ST. Armand, Minister Of War,
was assassin ated by General Commemorate, aid de
camp Of the Emperor in the imperial presence
The ASSASSIN had been arrested.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r III Il A r H e .

ALIENS MINsTRELS.
THIS COMPANY having engaged the Theatre
L for limited number of nights, beg leave to in.
term their friends and the citizens OF Richmond
generally that they will commence series OF
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENTS
at the above popular place of amusement, on MON.
BAY EVENING, the Both instant.
The Company Is composed OF q number of tai
ented artists. who by general acknowledgment,
stand either singly or in conjunction, without their
equals.
g For further particulars, see programmes OF
the DAY.
CARDS OF ADMISSION to all parts of the house, IS
cents. The Dress Circle reserved erclnsise!y for
Ladies accompanied By Gentlemen.
h Efficient officers will be in attendance to pre-.
serve order.
H Doors open at TX O'Clock. Performance to
commence at quarter past precisely. my 2e-2t
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CAf0uRded RunaOr

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The report of cho-
lera having appeared in Alexandra is unbound
ed. There were number Of sudden deaths
there yesterday, five in one family, which were
caused by the eating of unwhoiesome FISH.
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Rnilrnnf LNeeting. SC.

SAVANNAH, May % The stockholders held
E meeting and surrendered the charter of the
Savannah and Atlantic Railroad, and dssolv-
ed the company. They will form another
company u 60 through Florida 10 Pensacola,
and recommend Savannah to subscribe 81 ,O00,-
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ADnOinkmeRtS. Sc.

WARRINGTON May 28-Lewis JosseIyn, editor
OF the Lynn Massachusetts, Bay State mas been ap-
pointed surveyor of the district Of Salem, Mass
Its understood that Mr. Beverly accepts his ap-
p0ntment.
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protect;on of the ESsber;ec

ST JOINS, N. B May 26.-Her sjesty S steam
CT Argus, commander Purvis, has arrived at Hall
lex from Portsmouth, and will sail without delay
TO the Gulf of St Lawrence, to protect the Fisd
eries. She will be followed by another steamer
anu several sailing vessels.
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Vessel Raised.

New ORLEANS, May 27th.-The ship Que
bee, which was sunk last Saturday by the
steamer United States, has been raised, and is
now coming uD.
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VALUABLE DWELLING IN MAN
CHESTER, WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Ou Tuesday At
ternoOn, May 3iet, 1853 will be sold, upon the
premises, commencing at o'clock, the valuable
residence on Jackson street, Manchester, now in
the occupancy of DR.. S. Wake, together with the
vacant lot adjoining north of the dwelling and be-.
tween it and the Danvilie Railroad The house
will be sold with a sufficient quantity of ground
attached thereto asd the balance Of the land will
be laid off into lots of 30 feet each fronting on tie
north line of Jackson street. and the south line of
new street, to be opened from Hull to Porter
streets.
This property is remarkably well located, and
from the improving condition OF Manchester
offers advantages for capitalists and others to make
judicious investments.
TERMS One fourth cash, balance at 6. IL and
10 months, for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed, or title retained.
fiats OF the property can be seen in few day.
al my ONCE, and at the store Of Mr. Beverly j
Sizer in Manchester.
my lS w. G0DDIN Auct
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Sailing of the Baltic.

NEW YoRK, May 23.-The American mail steam
er Baltic sailed to day for Liverpool, taking cut $50
passengers and S200, 0G0 in specie
The steamer did net sail for California TO day, as
was expected. She saiIs on Monday.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS.
BY George J. sumner.

STOCK SALE OF GhOCERIES, DRY
~ GOODS AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
On Thursday Morning next, the I'd ins:,
commencing at 10.ocock, at the Store OF A X
Cousins. on Oregon Hit, will be sold at auction,
without reserve, his stock of goods, consisting of Q
variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Earthen Ware
and miscellaneous articles
TERMs.-For sums under $50, cash; that amount
and upwards, four months credit for approved
notes.
Sale to be conducted BY
my 80 GEO J.SUMNER, Auct
FURNITURE AT ACTION.
IN WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT.
" the LIST instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, at my
auction Rooms, No Fifteenth street. will be sold,
several articles of genteel Furniture belonging 10
gentleman about removing West, consisting of 2
good Feather Beds, Shuck MATTRESSES Bedsteads,
Sofa, handsome Book Case 3 Tables, Cane
seat Chairs, DC to which will De added variety
of other goods to close consignments
my 80 GEO SUMNER Auet
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Later from the BrazOs.

New ORLEANS, May 26.-The steamer
Yacht, from the Brazos, arrived here to-day
with 100000 in specie. Caryajal was still
imprisoned.
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Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, May 27--It is probable that the
Government have already sent. or soon will send
another commission, private or public, to Mexico
TO inquire into some matters, for the eucioaiion Of
the doubtful points IN the Gardner case.
The last commission did not close up the whole
matter, but left it subject 10 doubt and dispute.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
BY james N. Taylor.
MOST DESIRABLE HEsIDENCR
Iyl PHI. uIEG IQGS m TlE TOWN or

MI OST DESIkABLE HESIDENCB
ls1 BUILDING LOfS IN THE TOWN OF
SIDNEY, AT AUCTf0N.-Wili be sold on Mon.
day Next, goth instant, commencing Immediately
after the above sale that very desirable Re sdence
Ia the town of Sidney, opposite Warsaw, and occa.
pied by Mr. John Johnson. Both regards locs-
lion and construction this 10 really delightful
psca. The buildings are nearly new, In perfect
order, and the whole premises present quite taste
full appearance. After which, will be sold, several
very beautiful Building Lots on either side Of the
dwelling or thu whole win be sold together If pre-
ferred
Persons wishing to examine the premises can
do so beforeihe sale.
Terms will be liberal.
my 20 JAS M TAYLOR, Auct.
TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING LOTS IN
The Town of sidney, ON the Plank
DAD, at Auction.-Wiil be sod on WEDkES-
DAY next, 18th May, commencing at 5 O'Clock, r
a. upon the premises, about Twenty five Building
LOIS, situated in the Town Of SidEey, fronting on
me north side Of the Plank road east of the resi-
uenee OF MIR James Morriss These lofs, from
!ae raplc improvement OF the neiekborhood, and
tneif very beautiful location for bucing purposes,
present favorable opportunity TO those in search
"a Judcious Investments, or to persons of limited
nueans 10 secure homes convenient to the city at
moderate cost.
Inc property will be laid of into sizes suitable
seen at NY Office.
Terms: onethird cash. balance at and 10 mos,
Win interest and the title retained.
myl9 las NJ TAYI OR. Auct.
Postponsment.-Inc consequence of the rain
on yesie day afternoon the above sse Ia postponed
70 ihon0ay next, Both inst at Ak O'Clock
my 20 JAS M TAXIHR Aurfr
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AND0iRtlaPRt.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Wm. B. Chace, Of
Indiana, has been appointed to clerkship in
the Third Auditors Office, to take effect July
LAT
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Fire.

BosT0N, May 28.-Mr Leonard g extensive stove
foundry at Taunton, Mass., was destroyed By fire
Ia 81 night. Loss $4,000.
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FFASTELEsS CASTOR 0IL.-Ne have
i on hand, supply OF Engilsh Cartor on, which
Is said to be nearly taseless IL Is very pure, and
especially suited to Ladies' and Children. For sale
by BENNETT BEERS,
rny2 Druggists
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+ UsT, on yesterday, at shockoe Warehouse or
II between the Warehouse aud l4th street, Soo
EorthlCarolina Note and S5 check Of Jas. Brown,
Jr. The finder will be literally rewarded, BY ieav-
ing II at this eilce. my 2s-2f
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BIsHoP OF NORTH CARoLISA.-Rev. Dr. Atkin.
sen Of Baltimore, was on Saturday elected Psotes.
tant Episcopal Bishop OF North Carolina by the
Convention assembled ut Raleigh.
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Tie Gardiner CaSe-Jury unable to agree
and DISCHARGED

WAsHISGToN, May % The jury in the case of
Dr. Gardiner, came into court this n Orning, ard
declared their inability 10 agree upon y verdict -
In this they were emphatic, end stated thar YER
dict could not DE agreed upon by them if detained
il charge of the case until next Christmas The
Court accordingly dismissed them They stood
nine for scguittal and three for conviction. This
the decision from the time the case was sub
mitted to them. A trial will therefore be had,
unless the government should see proper to sbau-
don the prosecution.
SECOND DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May 28-Tne jury in the Gardi-
ner tIiaI STOOD es follows: For Cunviction-Bain,
Borland and Lane. For Acquittal-the residue.
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ETThe keel OF new frigate, to be called the
Constellation, was laid at Gosport Navy Yard few
DAYS ago.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.


| LeareS ecery Tuesday Afternoon at O'Clock,
| FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
BE- Steamship ROANOKE.
| S2 The Roanoke. Capt Cavendy, will
- receive freight To-day, (MondayD at
l. cl0ca, the 3lst inst. She will leave at O'Clock
| in the afternoon OF same dsy-by which hour pas
| senaers must be Oh board.
Passage to New York, including meals and state
! rom acc0mm 0datioDs, only .-.-----.-..-.SlO CO
| Steerege passage ny------.-------S W
| The Company will not - .esponsible for any
| goods after they leave the wharf.
Slippers vii! please 10 send the names Of their
consignees before snip leaves otherwise their goods
I4us! be stored in New York at their expense and
| risk
Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk will be
! charged the same as by the River Boats.
| my 3O-2t LUDLAM WATSON
<eGss FOR PHTLADELPHiA.-T
SSSas3s6a.aGEss. sail This Day, (Monday, the 3Oth
II The steamship CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain
M!tche !, is ready to receive freight, and Will
| sail above
For freight or passage, apply to
| my 30 ROBERT RANKIN
ass,g-.g77777zi. Fer LYNCH
ANAL Boat Clinton, Capt Donald,
IS now ready receive freight and will leave on
Wednesday, fall or not tuil.
my 30-3t A LEE.
CTRIPED AND PLAIN CHAMBRAY
| . GINGHAMS-Suiped Irish Linens Satteens,
Jeans and Calicoes, all colors for sale by
my 80 HARIWhLL a 20.
DAVHlNG TOWELS.-Aiecicaied hucke-
ID back and Turkish Bathing Towels, for sale by
my 80 hIWELL q 20.
soRANDY PEACHES AND PICKLES.
DIO boxes Brandy Peaches 10 gallon and half gal
Ion ;ars. bbIs Pickles, for sale by
ION r;v afS' ] B sTEGAL.
TRAND GUILE CODFISH.-5 terces
" Grand Gulf Goldfish, 8 uerces LAKE oo' lof
SAFE y JB sTEGAL.
| ExTRA AND FAMILY FLOUR
Il choice ot suitable for families, receiving THIS
morning. for sale By ~
~ FOR sALR.-A No l Work Horse Of
(Sgood size. Applyto
| ED EACHO,
my 80 General Agent and Collector.
wish to hire good Able Bodied Man, to work
On farm. ED ID EACHO,
my 30 General AGENT and Collector.
TOR sALE--Virginia State ,6per cent, long and
short dates
James River and Kanawha Bonds
Corporation OF LynehbIrg do
| Corporation OF Alexandria do
| l6 shares Va Central r X Stock
Richmond, Fredb'g d. Potomac Railroad Stock
in sums TO suit purchasers.
C. w. PgRCELL CO,
my27 Dealers in Exchange, Stocks, &c.
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y FRY VALUABLE REAL EsrAT

u cry VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
nv, IN The CITY OF RICHMOND, AND COUN.
~ UF HEERlCO, FOR SALE Ar Auction.
Hl!i De sold on Wednesday, the Ist day of June.
1898, upon the premises, the real estate of which
Lieut. Elijah Brown died seized consistiny of tha
following, viz: About one acre of Land at the cor.
ner OF 7th and Arch streets, and bordering ON H.
ais NH canal, on which there is a large narcssSf
valuable brick clay two brick Tenements on ~
east line OF I'd street. to Leigh street Gsdioi
ing the residence Of Mr. Crumpl and > small
Farm in William Mitchelrs plan OF Spring Hill
near Academy Hill now occupied by Mr. Josiah
l. Woodson, containing from twelve to sixteen
acres and having excellent buildings thereon.
TERMs-Onefourth cash, balance at 3, and
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained til the last note shall be paid.
The sale will Commence vita the frat described
lot at o'clocA; with the cd street houses at
O'clock and with the farm at o'clock
my25 w. GODDIN Auct
Twenty b uilding Lots.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
three acre Lots Nos 3, 2s and 49, in VIM Mitchelps
plan. Also half acre lots in Duvars addition TO
the city OF Richmond, in the neighborhood of the
above Also twenty Lots of 81 feet each, near the
Brewery Terms one fourth cash, balance 3, 6 and 9
months for ne gotiabe notes interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained
mV2b w GODDIN Auct
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TO ThE PUB
To ThE PUBLIC.
kSARlSEN KINGS EXPRESS continues IN
4 express and forward Goods TO and from New
1ofk regularly every Saturday and Tuesday

In feet all OF the cities, towns and villages in the
two States. The proprietors are determined to
make this the popular Express of Virginia and
North Carolina and all they ask is trial to con-
vince the community that this is the cheap and ex
peditious line and in direct opposition to all mono
poles. Ire main object is to make it a SAFE ex.
| peditious aid cheap accumulation TO the mer,
| chants &c, OF the two States
Particular attention paid to the collection of Bills
Drafts, Notes DC. &c
| Every description of merchandise valuable
packages specie, &c. &c. transported to and from
New Aork and the principa! cities and towns in Vir
/ eluia aid North Carolina under care of SPECIAL
| MESSENGERS
| Merchants ordering goods from New York. will
please De particular In ordering their correspon-
dents to dispatch them through PARIsEN &
! KINGS EXPRESS, no Barclay street. (!ormerly
2 Vesey street) New York.
WEN. L. MAULE, Agent,
my 2S-lw Pearl street Rich mond.
4 NOACH LACE > Having purchased Of
| ~ Messrs Flynn, ENRICH q Murrill, their stock
of Laces, Trim mirgs, &c, in this CITY, we Offer
them TO merchants and manufacturers at the prices
| sold by them. Our stock is now very complete
| and consists IN part of
! A great variety Of Coach Laces
| Scanning and Passing Laces to match
| Rug Fringe TCfts, glass frame Tasssis
| Coach TasselS, Centre Pisces
Linen and silk Fringe Lines, &c
We have also made arrangements with Messrs
Flynn, Enrich d Murrill, to keep Us supplied with
| such Trimmings they N lnuiRcture, which We
| shall sell at their prices.
We likewise ask attention to our large stock O
| Coach Hardware, &c, which consists 10 part OF
Bright and black Elliptic Springs two to nine
plates
Iron Axles, one to three inch, with nuts and pins
| Patent Screw, half Patent and Taper Axles
| MoWry's case hardened Taper and Patent Axles
| Brass plated and maleabe Bands
| Maleable Castings, Carriage and Tire Bolts
Bass and plated Coach Handles
Coach Hinges, Knobs, Curtain Frsmss and Locks
| Exn Hubs; hickory, oak and ash Felloes
| Hickory and OAK Spokes, Shafts and Bows
| Patent Leather, Enameled Cloth and Oil Car
| peting
| Also, a good assortment of Brass, Plated and ia
| pan Harness Mounting; harness makers and sad
| lsI's Tools.
| All of which we will sell low for cash, or t
| punctusl custCmers. VAN LEW a. TAYLOR,
| my 23-d&c 10 Main street.
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VNkUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Brick Dwelling ON Leigh, between
deed dated goth June, 1851, from Charles Wood,
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court, we
shall. In execution Of the ssme proceed to sell at
pubic auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
O'Clock, the House and Los on the South side of
Leigh, between End and Sd streets, now In the oc.
cupancv OF Mrs Wood. The lot fronts SO feet, runs
back l25 feet. The house mas seven rooms, brick
kitcAen, and 10 well built, and in excellent order.
Terms: At sale. The title 10 believed to be
good, out the subscribers viii convey with the
usual special warranty
EDWARD sINTON, }rrn.,ass
WELLINGTON GODDIN.
Sale conducted by w GoDpIN, Aucr.
my 26-td
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BY Davenport, Alien 81 Co.
200 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND


200 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
wv HATS, AT AUCTION.-On Wednes.
gay, lst June we will sell at 10 o'clock, at our
Aucon Store, an assortment of fresh and desirable
foods OF latest styles, consisting of
Gents fine Calf and Pump Boots
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, of all qualities
Ladies' fine Cater Boots
Jenny Lind's Slippers and Ties
Misses Boots and Shoes
Children's sewed Morocco and Goat Boots
Women's pegged and sewed Buskins and Ties
of all qualities
Hats-drab and silk
200 sides good Sole Leather
IEaMs.-Under S100, cash; 800 and over. four
months credit for approved paper.
my IA DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. CO, Aucts
Clothing Mt Auction.
after the above sale of Boots and Shoes. We
shall SELL large invoice of Clothing
my II DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
BY Alexander Mott & Co,
WINES, TOBACCO, sEGARs, &c, ATsAUC
w IlON,-On Tuesday Morning, the 3lst
instant commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at
Auchon, IN our store, to close consgnments,
~ boxes Maye, Chan, Reius, SUI, Sauterne Wine
IL BOXES Tin Sue Santerne Wine
- baskets Champagne Wine
3 boxes Manufactured Tobacco prime article
iO 600 Havana Segars, La Caditani
5000 Domestic Segars
s cases of Tumblers
% gross Backing
90 boxes Young Hyson Tea
so boxes Matches
my % ALEX MOTT & CO, Aucts
i
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a n EXCELLENT STOCK OF CUT
n q - GLASS DECANTERS. BOWLS, CELLE
ni.Eo, GoBLErS, TUMBLERS, &c-Io point of
piice and quality, feel assured that the above ar
in the Union n q FVANS
my25 IN Main s,res.
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DUKES VIRGINIA SPRINGS, at
ID EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE

RURKE's VIRGINIA SPRINGS, at
ID EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE
American Game in It's Seasons, by Frank Fores
ter, author OF Field Sports, etc illustrated from
Nature end On Wood, by the author, SIPS
The. Evening Book or Fireside Talk On Morals
and Manners, with sketches Of Western Lie, by
Mrs Kirkland, Sl.25
Cyrilla Tale, by the author OF the Initial, 81
Three volumes Of the English Edition complete In
one, 10 cts
Filtration in America; Or High Life in New York,
just out, so cts
The Empress Of the Isles; or the Lake Struggle
q Romance OF the Canadian Struggle in 1887, by
Charley CeWline, 25cts
The Virginia Mineral Springs, with remarks on
their use, the diseases to which thsy applicable
and in which they are contre-:ndcated, accom-
panied by map Of the routes and distances, new
Work second edition, improved and enlarged, by
G NJ WEST & BRO,
my % Nos and Exchange
fsa mn FEET TOBACCO BOX PLANK
l0U,UUU FOR SALE have for sale al low
price, In my yard, on the Dock
100000 feet Of seasoned waite oak tobacco box
Plank
5000 feet seasoned Poplar, for small boxes
$4,000 feet Sus9uehanna Boards
1900 feet maple AKA Scsnting
ALSO-52, 900 Oak Boards on the wharf; and
l3 900 feet of White Pine for cases, proper width,
which | will sell low if taken from the wharf.
my 26-eo3L" JAMES QUINN.
FVWO Families can get board and very pleasant
l. rooms by applying over Mr. LOCK WOODS,
on Main street, first brick tenement below the
corner of Seventh, Several day Boarders Can also
be accommodated. my 28-3ts
4 ONDON PORTER, Byass brand, tor sale
IL by
nv % DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
NTAAkE IT GARDES.-Anyp person wishing
WI 10 renta Market Garden may hear of good
situation by applying at this office.
NH 80 dn
HAVANA CIGARS, some OF the bes. brands
i'll ever offered in this market.
JAS D THOMAS, Druggist
nvI9 Opposite Old Market, Franklin 81
bacon, BACON-A superior lot Queen City
ID and Country cured Hams. Also, prime family
Lard in bbls and pals, for sale by
my2I VOOLFOLK, Jr, $50 Broad 81.
nKANGEs AND LEMONs.-2o boxes
" Oranges, IS do Lemons. For sale 6y
NV JB STEGAL.
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pY LATE ARRiVAL.-By late arrival, |
II am in receipt of large lot of Gauze Silk, Me-
rino and Cotton Under Shirts, which cannot be-
surpassed for comfort in warm weather. They
absorb perspra;on aud inpart pleasant feeling to
the body. Those in want invited to call and
anime them, and these who have never tried them,
should by all n cans make the experiment. have
also large supply Of Furnishing and Fancy
Goods, of every style. HENRY SHAFER,
my % l03 Main street. corner IA b.
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THE NEw SPRING CANDLESTJCK.
i This article has long been wanted, and has now
reached to perfection. The candle il made to main.
tain the same height aud is an invention which
all hou.ekeepers ought to patronze For sale at
the store Ct J. d. B. EVANS,
nv % lii Main street.
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TRAND GULF CODFISH.-5 tierces
W Grand Gulf Goldfish, tierces Hake do' ior
sale by srpc.t
my 30 o % Eun
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Handsome FLOWER VASES l
LII have rich assortment of gilt and decYased
Flower Vases. Ladies and others ia want Of fDth
call. Id B EVANS
my % III Main street.
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pEhFECT FREEDOM FkOM COUGH
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HOSIERY, GLOVES AND HDKFs.-
An endless variety of the above desirable ar.
ncles can be found 10 our assortment ALSO, ano.
Their supply OF Ladies' Cater Boots, at the low
price OF 81 IAN cents per pair.
my % s3 Main street.
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OTRIPED AND PLAIN CHAMBRAY
. GINGHAMS-Striped Irish Linens, Satteens,
Jeans and Calicoes all colors for sale by
my 80 HARIWbLL A. co.
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NEW YORK, May 29.-rhe steamer Arctic
has arrived. with Liverpool dates TO Nav Is.
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ExTRA AND FAMILY FLOUn'-A
Il choice lot, suitable for families, receiving this
morning for sale BY
my 30 j FRY, % Cary 81.
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FVWO Families can get board and very pleasant
l. rooms by applying over Mr. LOCkWOOD'S,
on Main street. first brick tenement below the
corner of Seventh. Several day Boarders Can also
be accommodated. my 28-3ts