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THE DAILY DISPATCH
SPIRIT OF THE PPCsS

Fridays Enquirer has a notice ~ -.
rupture between Turkey and Austria, ,rd
tie position of England and France for ~.
protection of Turkey. The Enquirer con,;.
dsrs that very great injustice has been done 10
the recent Congress in the abuse Of ii for hav.
ing done too little. Il does not think the peo-
pie will complain of it for having done too liz.
tie, though they may complain that it's work
has been done little slovenly. It then as
sumes that legislative body which does no.
thing, at least does itself the credit Of doing
little harm
The Examiner has word in vindication oi
the country and the Democratic party, from
what it assumes to be the exaggerated accounts
Of office-hunters IN. Washington. 1t is Sian.
DER upon the country, it says, to speak OF the
tnrongs of spectators at the Inauguration, as
'hrongs Of office e.seekers; and il is slander, il
says on the Democratic party, to charge Office.
seeking designs on every member Of it who vi
si's " washington. 1t thinks the wholesale de-
nunclation OF persons who 60 to Washing ton
as o@ce-hunters, has the effect of causing men,
whose views and couasel might be of value
10 the administration, to keep aloof from the
officers of the government, and leaving them ex.
posed to the arts and malefactions Of Office.
seekers and Office jobbers.
Ths Examiner alleges that the increase in
the salaries Of the members of the Cabinet
was measure suggested by the Secretary of
the Interior of the late Wing administrators
1t also calls attention to the letters from uaem
bers OF the American Diplomatic Corps on the
inadequacy of the salaries they were receiving
and now, it says, the Wings are denouncing
the increase of the salaries as outrageous ex
travagance.
The Times, in an article on France and
England" expresses the opinion that an inva
sion of England, by France is not at all i'm
probable; believing that the present Emperor
INDUCES the fatalst notion that he was no
only destined 10 re-establish the Empire, bu
to avenge the defeat at Waterloo.
The Republican has paragraph or two OF
removals, and thinks that the sentiment attri
buted to the President and Col. Davis, about
removals. only for incompstencg, as not impro
bable. John Wilson, Commissioner of thu
Land Office, is not to be removed, it says.
The Wig Of Friday appealed to the
Wings Of the city to organize-and in " self
defence have " party contest"
The Times of Saturday is on the office
hunters. Wing ditto. The Wig is also oul
with another appeal to the Legislature to allow
the banks to issue small notes. The Repabli-
can ridicules the idea of war between this
country and Great Britain out of the Central
American difficulties.
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WAsHfrGTos, March H.--Several confr .
nations were msde In the Senate so-dav.
Among them were those Of Mr.. Colcock. as
Collecfcr, and N.. Evans, as District Attorney.
at Charleston; Halleif, as Attorney at Boston.
and Col. Jack Hayes as surveyor General for
California. 90
A number of nominations were sent in. em-
orac,ng that of Major Stevens, of the Topo-
gIaphical Engineer Corps, for Governor, and
.nat OF Mr.. Ciendensn, Of Louisiana, for Dis.
:uc. attorney Of the new Territory Of Wasl.
ms,on-fogether with appointments of sevs-
States. 1 Asesei's's "' ese0'n
Inc subject Of discussion in the secret ses-
snd Sna. g us senate was the case of Schaumburg
snanaL ua'oner. i, No decision was reached, but
,hs s'.known to authorize the belief that
~. senate will maintain the sfand taken bv Il
yass:eroay IN opposition to Gardiner's conf;r.
Chas. w: Carigan, of Phil.delph;.. will, !.
oeiIesed, be appointed Secretary of Mineao.
~. Edwin Z. Bailey will probably be made
ostmaster at Boston, and VIM. Seayer g;vsn
tne same post at Batavia, New York.
ueneral Storms is making an earnest effort
to obtain the appointment Of Pos,masfer ar
New York city. 'as'el 'oi
Ine CaoinetFemains still undecided IN shs
great questions of national and inlernss;onsi
poicy. a solution Of dfhcnlties may be look
co ior next week, when the important foreign
appointments will be settled. -
Ha quorum can be kept together. the SEN.
ate will sit all next week.
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BALTIMORE ITEMS

The CHASE ENDED.-The James Donald,
the schooner that was under attachment, and
was run off by the Captain, was overhauled by
the sheriff on board the steamer, short dis.
tance below Annapolis. When overhauled,
the Captain attempted to getaway, by shearing
off; but the exhibition of some shooting irons,
brought him to. 1t would prove costly race
to the owners.
On Thursday, q German named Waltzman
had his arm dreadfuiy lacerated by circular
saw, in the mill Of Mr.. Brown, corner Of Eden
street and Eastern Avenue.
There was large meeting of "strikers''
on Friday. A proposition for all now at work
to suspend work until the Is per cent. advance
was made, was rejected by an immense msjori.
ty. The men were exhorted to hold out-and
assured that on the first of April thousands of
dollars from the per ceniage OF the men al work
would be handed them.
EXECUTION OF THE MURpERERs OF Col
CRAlG.-Corporal William Hays and private
John Condor, soldiers of the United States
army, tried and convicted for desertion and the
murder of Lieut.. Col. Craig, in California, we're
hung at San Diego in that State, on the 3lst of
January last, the proceedings and sentence of
the court martial having been confirmed by the
President of thu United States. The execu.
ton was superintended and carried into effect
by Brevet Lieut.. Col. ]. B. Magruder, COM
manding the military post of the mission OF
San Diego. The prisoners made short ad.
dresses, confessing their crimes with penitence,
warning all against their example; and took q
last farewell of their comrades. Nearly one
hundred chiefs, captains, and principal men OF
the surrounding tribes of Indians, some OF
whom had assisted in the arrest of the prison
ers, were present. Col. Magruder says the
men died "wilh spirit worthy of better
cause.''
When they were brought out for execution.
Hays said
Fellow-sold;ers-It is the will of God that |
should suffer death; therefore, Tor the love OF
Gud, forgive all my enemies, and ask their
forgiveness in return. / hope that God will
forgive my having denied 10 the Court that
was soldier. | an and was daily enlisted as
such, but drew no ply. shot Col Craig. |
should not have done it'll should have obeyed
his orders. Let no man pattern after me-
Obey your orders; and let my melancholy ex-
ample be warning to you all. return thanks
for all the kindness shown me and thank God
for having had so much time 10 do penance in,
and being permitted the consultations of Cath
oiic priest. hope we will all meet before God.
Ny love 70 all. Boys, good bye.
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ADVANCE IN MEATs.-O~ing to the search
ty Of fine beefcattle, sheep. &c., the butchers
at st. Louis have advanced the price of meats
in the retail markets. The best cuts of beef
are now sold at 3 to 10 cts., and mutton at 8to
l0 cts. Here the rates are 10 to 10 cts.
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The Delaware State Convention has resolved
to proceed in drafting new Constitution, to be
submitted to the voters of the State. Three
OF the members of the body have Withdrawn
on the ground OF the incompetency of the Con-
vention, it not having been called by the peo.
pie, to interfere with the Constitution.
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sTABLER,s ANODYNR CHERRY EX.
PECTnRANT.

is confidently recommended to
EANs< invalds as UNSURPASSED by any
~FT known preparation, for the cure OF
s~-.EaSSAeA COUGHS, HoARSENESS, and 9TH
SN~Ser forms of Common Colds BRON-
- CHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CON.
SUMPTION in Early Stage, and for the relief of
the Patient even in advanced Stages OF that Fatal
Disease.
Itcomb,ne in a scientific manner, remedies of long
esteemed value, with others of more receut discovery
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities, acts
through the skin gently and with great efficacy for the
cure of this class of diseases.
number of tho most respectable Physicians, to
whom we communicated a knowledge of the constitu-
ens OF these Medicines have been pleased to favor
with their opinions, (some OF them in writingO
that they are the best remedies they have been
acquainted with for the of the diseases for which
OPINION OF DR. SAMUEL B. MARTIN.
One most experienced of the faculty in this City,
and long celebrated for his successful practice.
9ENTLEMEN.-I have carefully examined the com.
ponent parts of your Darrh9a Cordial well your
Anodyne Cherry Exgectorant, and lind them both
mend them B. MARTIN, M. D.
the City of Baltimore, satisfied that the prepare
tiens known STABLER'S ANoDYSE CHRRRYsEx-
pEcToRANT and STABLER DIARRHGA CORDIAL, are
medicines of great value and very efficient for the re-
lie and of the diseases for which they
mended they bear the evidence of skill and care in
their preparation and style of putting up and take
pleasure in recommending them to customers
9: A Moore, Israel J. Grahame, JOS. Roberts, II. H.
erahame, q Francis 81 P Scott, Henry Lowe, John
Stansbury, Mcpherson & Marshall, Edward C. Gilpin
l. Phillips, A w. Hughes, 6. w. Johnston.
stabIer's DfarrhGa Cordial.
Isl pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy of theraputic agents. long
known aId celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in
ring DlARRCEA, and similar affections OF the system
In its action it ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
action of the LIVER, thus removing the the
same time that it cures the disease.
Opinion of Doct. JOHN ADDISON Physician to the Bal.
timore Southern Dispensary.
Having made trial of Jour Diarrh9a Cordial and be-
ing acquainted with the ingredients of which it is
composed it gives much pleasure in adding my
tmony that of others in favor of its extraordinary
efficacy in the of Qiarrh9a and Summer Com
plant in children and adults.
With much respect, &C.,
JOHN ADDISON, MD .
For sale by Druggists generally. Purcell Ladd Co.,
Richmond, Agents. ocN-lawd&w6m.
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YVILLIAM MOUNTJOY's MARBLE


w FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, east
corner of 9Th and Main Streets Richmond w, is at
sll times prepared to furnish Marble Monuments,
BILE Mantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
or any work of the kind, of the best materials and
workmanship, at the shortest nodce, and on as ia.
vorsble terms sny.othsr 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
work, in ihe most reliable manner, with such dis
prtch and upon such terms as cannot fail to please
every one.
E~Granite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work.
NB-Having recently engaged very expert
enced Carver and Engraver he is prepared to do all
kinds of ornamental marble work, at the lowest
possible prices. NH l6-3m*
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Al ANTILLES FOR LAD1ES.-I have just
IVA received
Black Silk Lace trimmed Nantes
Gynp and Fringe trimmed Scarfs and Nantes
Blk and cold inlaid and fringe trimmed do
White and colored inlaid Princes trimmed and
fringed do
White, blk and cold application Princes trimmed
and fringed Maniles
The particular attention of the ladies Is invited
to the above named Msptles.
THOMAS ID. QUARLES,
NH 16-5t 900 Broad street
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NASH & WOODHOU5E,
NH IA 139 Main street, Richmond, Va
WHITE, RED AND BLACK-J.

yNHITE, RED AND Black. w.
W RANDOLPH-for sale March 18th
A Treatise on the American Law of Landlord
and Tenant, revised and enlarged, by John A Tay.
lor
A Treatise ON Maritime Law, by Henry Flan-
ders
Woman's Life, or the Trials of Caprice, BY Emile
Carlen-50c sa+
Discoveries among the Ruins of Nnevah, Baby
lon, with Travels in Armenia, Kurdiston, and tho
Desert being the result of second expedition un.
dertaken for the Trustees of the British Museum,
BY Austin Fl Layard, NJ P, author of kinevah and
its remains; plates-&4 so g
White Red and Black: sketches of American So.
cety in the United States during the Visits of their
Guests, by Francis and Theresa Pulszkey-92
Memoirs of the Queens OF Henry 9Th, and Of his
Mother, Elizabeth OF York, BY Agnes Strickland,
vol-$l
The Heir of Redclyfe. by author Of The Two
Guardians
The Milk Trade In New York and Vicinity, Civ
ing an account of the sale of pure and aduteraied
Milk; daily consumption, &c, &c, by Jno Mullsly,
with an Introduction by r T Trail, M D-25c
NH IL
fIKANCH'S KkFORTs.-Keports OF Csses,
" Civil and Criminal, in the United States Cir
cult Court of the District Of Columbia, In vols;
BY William Cranch, Chief Judge of the Court,
price s33
Babylon and Eineveh; Lsyard's Second Visit,
with copious maps and plates, "a so
81 SO
Received and for sale by
GEO M WEST q BRO,
NH II Nos S and 8 Exchange, l4th Ct.
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A LII SMALL BOYS.-H. P. TAYLOR. 9Th
n street, between Grace and Fraukhn-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe-
cial attention 70 Reading, Correct Enuncistoa,
Grammar and Spelling; also TO Geography. Nap
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at tbs Dispatch ofice. Ny RHle u persmp-
tory, but IS gentle az possible. ocs
CRNDEifS AND FIRE IHUNs.-Brass
green with brass mouldings, brouxed and Mar
sery Fenders, suitable for city aad country fro
places; brass head polished and kitchen Fire lrons,
assorted, in prices from so cents TO a so
Also, good assortment OF polished and b-ass
head Poksrs, for sale BY gAAt
oc 10 VAN LEW TAYLOR,
lust RkCEIvED, lot Of Pen Knives,
y Combs, Brushes, &c; also, on hand, . constant
supply OF Drugs, Mesicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stutfs, &c-al of which viii be sold on very sc-
commodaung terms.
REEVE & BLAIR, Druggisss
NH Is l75 Broad street.
ENkEsH GUN POWDER, YOUNG NY.
1 SON, Black and Imperial Teas. always on
- - - JAMES SHELTON.
NH Is Corner OF Broad and 4th streets.
TIsAR.-a0 5srrels Tar. IN iins order, for s.is oy
4 nah Ats SAMUEL AInLo.
nIGAKs.-Gaauins Havana and Principe "a
u gars; aiso, Smoking Tobacco Of me most ap
- = JAS b THOMAS, Druggist
mil Franklin street. opposiss Old Market
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NEW SPRING GOUDS-IS53.
THOMAS d. QUARLES is prepared to offer to
i the public large and handsome selection of
Foreign, Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods for the
Spring trade, embracing the latest and most fash
ionable styles: among which can be found an ele-
CANT assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods. fine
selection OF Goods for Mems, Boys and Servants
wear also, Housekeeping Goods such as heavy
Linens, Towellings, Damasks, &c, together with
general assortment of Domestics to which he re-
spectfully invites the attention OF buyers.
NH l6-6t 229 Broad street
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ATTENTION, ANGLERS
1n9x FRESH SUPPLY OF FiSHIN,

ngr> FRESH SUPPLY OF FISHING
MNS TACKLE-l853.
I AM now opening the most complete assortment
Il of Fishing Tackle ever offered in Richmond
Amongst my assortment may be found all the
riety of Hooks, such as Virginia. Limerick, Kirby
Hinged Trout Sockdologers, &c besides full as
sortment of Hooks on gut and gimp; also, gut and
gimp extra; single and double Trimmings; rigid
Lines, with floats and hooks complete sea, grass,
and horse hair Floats and Sinkers, extra; cotton,
linen and fax Lines; twisted, plated spun, cable
lad and braided SILK Lines, in rolls, OF superior
quality trout Flies and Reels; walking cane Fish
ing Rods, in great variety.
Also, just received fne assortment of Colts and
Al!en's ReU0lrers. JAMES WALSH,
NH Ia 2W Maker & Importer of Guns Rifles &c
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lEKVANTs FOR HIRE have for hire, a
- Negro Man, who is good Carriage Driver
and Osrler; also, Negro Woman, with one
child five years old, VINO is an excellent Cook;
another Woman with two children, one three and
the other four years old, who is good House ser.
want, and two Girls, about eight or ten years of
age, suitable for Nurses. Apply TO the subscrl
ber on 9Th street. near the New Market
nan l5-6t JAS. ID. EkLETT.
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JOB PRINTING.
DISPATCH OFFICE.
Governor Street, 2 doors from Main.

MASH q WOODHOUsK, RICHMOND,
~ VA, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL.
ERS IN BOOKS, PIANO FORTES, STATION.
ERY, MUSIC, AND FANCY ARTICLES.-Thev
have constantly for sale upon reasonable terms al
the various School Books in use, together with an
extensive stock of
Law, Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous
Books =
Blank Books of every description
Foolscap, Letter, Note and Wrapping Paper
The best Ink of all kinds in use
surveyors Compasses and Chains
Globes, Drawing materials, Books on Drawine
and Painting
Mathematical Instruments
Guitars OF superior tone and finish
vioiins, Accordeons, Flutes and other musical
Instruments
Violin and Guitar Strings
Superior Plano Fortes.
In addition to their Book and Stationary bus,
ness, the subscribers deal extensively In Piano
tortes They are Agents fer three ofthe most dis
ungulshed makers In America. VIII Chiekering
Boston; Adam Stoaart and B Duphan New Yorf:
and an experience OF eighteen years in this husi
ness, warrants them in saying, that for rich and
beautiful tone, durability Of Workmauship and
elegance OF finish, the instruments of the above
makers are unsurpassed
They have generally on hand, an assortment m
extensive a. can be met with north or south. and
are enabled TO offer them az low In any Civ of
the Union. '-Ss =
To those not disposed 10 make special trius for
the purpose, the subscribers promise their bess
judgment in selecting, binding themselves to give
satisfaction, and charging them a. low a. u they
were present Address
NASH & WOODHoUSE,
NH IA 139 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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City Hall, office of the Sealer OF Weights
and ilensures for City of RichmOnd.

City Hail, office of the Sealer of Weights
and Measures for City of Richmond.
THO MERCHANTS and others using balances
4 steel yards, platform balances, weights or
measures fer the purpose of buying and selling are
hereby notified TO bring or send them to my office
in the City Hall, TO be tried and proved, and at
which place viii be present every day from y
o'clock. H., to o clock P. n. Under the act OF
January the l2th 1853 this duty is to be performed
every two years. JOSEPH G. WINGFiEID,
NH I--dims Sealer, &C., of Richmond City
EsO COUNTRY NIERCHAaTs.- - We
sA have now on hand, and daily receiving, an
entire Fresh Stock of Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts,
citron, Currants, Raisins, Sweet Oil, Catsups,
sauces, Figs, Prunes, Preserves, &c &c, Fancy
Articles OF every description together with every
article la our line, which will be sold low. by
SIMON BOHAVITA a. CO, No 76 Main st.
nah IA Late stand Of Jos Bonayita, deco
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WHEAT STKAW.-For sale at the low
w price of 81 25 per bale of 200 lbs, which is
about the average weight of the bales suitable for
forage, for stock, bedding or packing Apply at
the Toll Office of the James River and Ksnawha
Company, or to Mr.. Crutchfeld, the Wood Yard,
near the Packet Landing, on the Basin.
fe o2-tf
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TOBACCO BOXES FOR SALE.-W.
Il have several hundred newly made 3-4 Tobac
CO Boxes made of the very best materials, and il
good condition, which we are desirous to seii i'm
mediately.
NH II TOLER e. COOK AeeBts
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/ AW NOTlCE.-Ihep partnership In the prac
- tice of the Law, heretofore existing between
the undersigned, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The unfinished business of the partner.
ship will be attended to by both of US. JOHN M.
GREGORY will continue to practice in all the
courts heretofore attended by him. He retains the
Office occupied by Gregory Steger, over the store
of Thomas r Price IL Co. JOHN o STEGES will
continue to practice in all the courts held in the city
of Richmond. His Office is on rankin street. one
door below Governor street.
JOHN M. GREGORY.
nh 9-0w IOHN n STEGER
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CHINA, CROCkERY G GLASSWARE.
40 K. L. HICKSON, importer and GHh
~ dealer in English Freach and Amer E&sH
~ icaa China Crockery and Glass. Ha0
- soare. Country dealers and house -
keepers would do we'll to give him a can, as from
advantageous arrangements in buying his Goods,
he will be enabled to sell low.
Waiters, Trays, Spoons KniUes and Forks. Cas-
tors, Looking Glasses, with variety of Fancy Ar-
tiCLes. NH l4-u
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w large quantity of Wood to dispose OF, has
found it convenient TO take yard for that purpose
His yard Is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
Jas B. Shelton Esq ,or at the yard, which will NEE,
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he Will sell at the market price
ia Its JOHN F. REEVE.
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- Is confidently recommended TO
gNNS< invalids, as UNSURPASSED by any
XXI known preparation for the cure OF
---xE4kSHek COUGHS, HOARSENESS and 9TH
forms of Common Colds BRON-
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FnIPORTANT TO LADIKSs-tNSS A. l.,
l. CORY is happy to inform the ladies of Rich.
mond, that Mrs. Elizabeth Hillyard has learned 8
T. Taylor's system of Dress Cutting, and would be
pleased to see all of her friends and customers that
would favor her with call, on Marshall, first door
above second street.
P. S-Mrs. Elizabeth Hlyard is agent for s. T.
Taylors system in Richmond. NH l5-12t*
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F1NO COUNTRY mERCHANTS-NEW
l. SPRING STOCK OF EARTHERN WARE,
CHINA AND GLASS, &c-The subscriber offers
his large stock upon the most favorable terms, to
Country Merchants Any who call upon bim will
be satisfied that greater Inducements can posi-
bly, be offer ed either North or South. 1t is 70 the
interest of every Country Merchant to examine his
stock and prices before purchasing.
NH 10 No O115 West Main Street.
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NEW DRY GOODS-At Is and SO Main
IN Street, Just received handsome sssort
ment of Barege De Laines and Challies; handsome
Merimac and Cocheco Cslicos; Lace and Muslin
Sleeves, Collars, Cuffs, Chemisetts; Hosiery OF all
kinds; fine Flannels for Spring and Summer; Cord
variety and very cheap; Check, Striped, Swiss and
Corded Muslins Irish Linens, Shirtngs, Sheetings,
black Alpacas Plaid Domestic. large assortment
of Cambria and Muslin Insertings and Edges, &c,
&c. JACOB A. LEVY,
NH 16 Is and SO Main street
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O. FOR KENT OR SALE.-The three
;a story tenement on Grace, between 4th and 5th
streets. adjoining my residence. 1t has recently
been put in complete repair, and is furnished with
cooking range, bath room, water Closets, gas fix.
lures, and other convoniences. It's airy, elevated
position, exterior and interior fnish render this
OF the most elegant and agreeable residences in the
city. For terms, apply 10
fe 21-s lR LANES RQI.TQN
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ng- MKs. III. A. LII ONS, Bread ST.,
one door above 7th is now receiving her
H Spring assortment of fashionable MILL
~SS merry.
Bonnets, Dresses and Mantles made to or