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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

New AND POWERFUL MoDE OF APPLYING
3HE BKAKEs.--A few days ago, large
number of gentlemen assembled i. the de-
pot of the Boston and Worcester railroad. for
the purpose Of Witnessing experiments with
. new rail car brake operator, which is thus
described: 49,. .,
The, improvement ccnsists in the applica-
ton ot.a powerful spring to the work OF turn
ing the brakes instead OF by hand as herete-
fore. The spring is contained in Squa e
box at the top'ofthe car, from which shaft
runs down and connects with the brake bt .
nesth the car. 4 wire, chain runs along
the top Of all the cars, and connects with
syery boz, so that the engineer, By pulling
the end of the wige, can remove the cheek
from every spring at the same instant, 81.
lowing the springs to operate and stop the
train. The springs have to be wound up
with few turns of lever before every
operation, but this IS but the work of mo-
psnt, 1T given :ignsl, while train con-
aiisting of five cars, was going al the rate
Qf IS miles an hour, the engineer, it is said.
sounded his whistle and put on the brake.
rhicht, according to tbs watches Of seyeral
gentlemen. completely stopped the train in
eight or nine seconds from the time the sig
nal was given, and before the train had gone
over eight feet more than its length, An
pthel experiment. was then tried, in which
the rear car was suddenly disconnected from
Ehe train BY raising the coupling and ipclos-
ing the wire above. The brakeman on the
last car set the,spring in motion, and stop
Ped the car 50 suddenly as almost to throw
off several operators who,w were standing on
its platform, while the lain passed ahead
The wire-chain is coupled between everyncar,
tu, if the car should accidentally break loose
ANn the rear. the jerk upon the wire would
operate she brakes without furtherinterven-
ton, and stop all the cars.
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New Furniture and
CHAIR w ARE ROOMS |!
q,

INVITE the atlenti / of house keepers and others
to their new Eurn.sure and Chair Ware Rooms,
III the new brick building, No l63 Market Street, a
few doors below the Market House. They are pre-
pared to furnish all articles in their line, such as
Dressing and Ppin Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases, Gard, Dining and Bren fast Tables Bcdsteads
in every variety, Work and+ Wash Stands Sofas :,
DIvans Ottomans, &c. Family What Nots, Fancy
Work Stands.
Chairs Windsor, Cane Seat, Mahogony, in every
variety, plain and fancy, Looking Glusses, Clocks,
der, at the lowest prices We respectfully invite the
public to call and examine our stock, feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction in all cases.
,.. MUNDAY 81 COLTS
Wheelihr sep2S l953-R
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Certificate from Rev. Dr.. Luckev
Rochester, Dec. Cd; 50 SAMUEL LUCKY.
A Voice from the West.

YINCENNES, Ind, Jan, IS, 1883.
Mr., E. TAYLOR & cO.:-DEAR R:-tlavIng sold
your Pulmonic Waters for the last siN MONTHS
shall briefly state unto you the unbounded success
OF the same in relieving Coughs, Colds and ali dis
eases OF the Lungs / hey have been Ied by our
most eminent Lergymeu with entire satisfaction in
every instance. Ii necessary could get ceruhcates
enough TO tli volume, but they want none, they
will sell without putting Sr advertising They need
only 10 be used to make them sell. Send on more
Waters Immediately. Respectfully yours,
ChARL r,o ii CLARK,
Druggist, Vincennes.
BEWARE! The rapid sale OF Dr. LocoCk'S Waf
ers consequent upon their world wide reputation,
has tempted hear,lcss Spectators i'll the lite and
health OF mankind, to palm OFT upon the unsuspecl-
ing Il worthless imitation III DR.. LuCuCks WAFERS.
81 sure that you ask for DE- l4oCocK's Waters. and
see that 1he name OF h. lAYloR, the Proprietor be
written oft the topot each box w None other can
genuine.
1GENTs.--kellsa & Caldwell, General Agents,
Wheeling; John Bsall and Mclean and Knox, CadX;
Lewis, Geol geto"n; J 7 and 5 Ii Watson, Har.
rlsvllIe Atkinson a. kennard, New Athens; ThOs.
Green, Freeport; 5 ana A Iaggart, Iippecanoe;
John L Crambet, Deersville; A + Croskey, New
Market: VIM, Singer, jefferson; / Brown, Moore.
field; + and Phipps' Smyrna; h Thompson, Thomp-
sons Tavern.
December II, 1883
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I'sk E.m d NAGsbOGbs.
FINl1E Great Fair held on the Wheeling Island
L awarded TO the subscribers three premiums and
Diploma for the following goods.
Best Black Brocade Dress Silks
Best and richest Embroidered Swiss colors--
Best embroidered Silks and Painted Challevs for
Party Dresses
And for the Greatest Variety and Richest Dress
Silks we have alsojust received some of the pre-.
MUM cGasimeres and Persian cloth, yarns &C., of
Mckee ~ Robertsons celebrated manufacturer
0 all of (which to gether, with our general stock of
rich Dress Goods and staples we invite the public
attention. STONE a. THOMAS.
Wheeling, We sept % 1853
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500

CoRDs OF BARK wanted, for which the high r
~ market price will be paid.
We have now ep hand and always keep alsrge
and general ussnr=lent Of all kinds OF Leathe which
we offer to sell on the most accommodating terms.
We care always ready to purchase, at tie higher
market price, Hides Skins, and Leather i!the rough
We have also on hand large assortmeGt of Cura
rlers' Tools and Oil, which offer low to Tanner
and Curriers'.
We beg leave to call the attention of Ill to our
superior qualities of Leather, as we atter ourselves
we ,enn fUrush superior article, one that willbear
csEiparison with any ever offered in this country.
We can be found at the old stand In Cadlz
GEORGE N MOREY
Nav IL 1853
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CHrLp BuRsED 70 DEArn-0n Monda,
?as'; child, four. years old, Of woman
9amsd keRny. living on Maidsa street in
His .Bouroush, was burned to .Ieath under
:fv following circumstances: The person
Ayipy the child in charge, Wishing to 60
4b6rta squarsto a grocery stoFe locked the
thli, together with younger one, in a
Tposn where large weod FIRE was burning
IL SHORT e;Ee the cries Of the child attrac
vi the aiteatipn. Of passsrS by, and when
the door VI the rSon was opened it was
iopnd dreaiiully burned md almost dead
4hs poor little yjcESs, OF such nexcusabls
negligence was a fertale child, Parents
ind others having charge Of children can
~. ls tco mindful of their safety. To us
i is - wonder that we are not frequently
called upon to record such aecidents--the
mere recital OF which mAkes the heart ache.
= WasA (Pa) E'yominer.
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Basket Factory.

1877 MARKET SQUARE WEST SIDE, COR. MArxEr ALLEY
[ MOONEY q, BRO, manufacturer OF all kinds Of
LIZ Willow and rattan ware comprising Childrens
basket, market baskets; ladies travelling and sewing
baskets, round oval and squnrei in endless Variety
Also constantly on hand brooms and great var-
ETY. OF cedar ware, churns, tubs baskets All whole
sale and retail. Orders promptly attended to.
MhetIinIr. SeplS 1888. lY
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Why dOIFyou TAX the -Papefsl

~
g.. ts1satOsss . Walls.
Sbytoa yoz take The papsrsi
my ne tts "lfs Sf ny ,dslisht"
Except sboutelsetioa tiIlEs, 81
Aad then read for spite;
sehscrihs, you came; lesss esz;,
Depend npon nv veTd;
For cash thus SpsES i. .IuOneyl,uS
.oa ,a5sfess tO Inc .LoEd
Nv GsspdaI rssd to make his braCs
Ghyiqg ss day -
When paf..Fs sold a. ehaap as rags
..s 4. Ani trust was took i1r pay.
1fy grandma when she had The biqss,
Wosil thank her sragols sltE.,
That papers filled VII vvhni sson,s news,
Were sea'tared sgogy wRAIs
know tyo friends "a -aleh el.s
As s'sr you saw Two stu7nrs;
And no parsno!osist could i;nd
a diIerenss in their bumps
Each had a fara ofequal worth,
A pre.:s wife to keep
Three boys--lhrea horses and a cow,
A dog and tweIty sheep .
ons took the papers, and his life
Ishap,tsF thap kings;
His children all cpn read and wri,s.
And talk Of men rnd things.
The other took nc papers, and
While strolllng thro' the wood.
A :ree fell down upon his crown,
And killed him :as it should
Haihe been reading of the "nowA"
At home, like neighhoE jim,
I'll BET cent that accident
/ Would not have happened him.
Go then and take the papers,
And lay to-day, nor pray delay.
Anl my word heard it $ inferred,
You'll live till you are gray.
An Sld newsmonger friend OF mipo,
While dying from cough,
Desired to hear the latest news,
While he was going off. q,
took the paper and read
. OF Scme new pills in force
He bought box-and is he dead'
No! hearty as horse.
knew briuter's debtor orcs--
Racked with d scorching fevcr,
Whs swore TO pay her bill next day,
{. II her disease would leave her.
Next morning She was 6: hsr work,
Divested Of hor pain, -
But did forget to pay hcr debt,
Till taken down aguin.
"Here Jesse, take these silver whoels;
lio pay the printer now!"
She spoke, sho slept and then awoke,
With health upon Ter brow.
Why don't you take the papers
Nor from the printers visage sneak,
Because you borrow Of his boy,
A paper every week.
For he who takss the papers,
And pays his bill when it is due,
Can live at peace with God and mar,
with the printer too. 4
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Axes! Axas!

u colt a. Co's. Double Extra Caat Steel Axes, war.
nnled; also Shoyels Spades, Hatehetts, Mill, <Cui
Circular, and Hand Saws, a splendid article, csn
soon at X. J. BENNErTt5..i (
JtaIe &, 1879. ~!
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Gs9TGerria Smith ot New York, voted
agaiass the lion esle4d Bin on its faal pass
agc, Oh Account,'f It's disfranchsemsnL Of
the colored man, although he ha! previous;
~ made an earnest, speech in layvr Of the
tpalE. principles II the. bill.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

TEE Woot CsoP or Australia TIE first
Eool trnsn, Australia was received in Ens
land In 1919 OF 1914, apd so slight was the
progress lths: importation hal made in I348
thst the whple product Of lhs eololdes was
los' in q single ship, burnt at sss. In 1853,
Bywever. over 5000. .dUo pounds Of wool
we're sent from Australia TO hisaud.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

McLANES Pills and Verminge, the most popu
WI lar medicines OF the age for sale fby
nov. 3aas53 Is I j BEALL,
TNANCYyS SOAPS, good variety, for sale cheap by
Il nov % 1853 BEALL
(SOIOGNES, Various patterns and qualities 70
~ sale cheapby nov ~ 1858 BEALb
CtELLERS Cough Syrup, an infallibie remedyt
- coughs colds fst for sale by yFFsiss4 BEAlL
nov % 1858
DR HALLS Balsam for the, Lungs, this article
- perhaps has greater reputation for curing dis.
eases of the Lungs than any medicine OF the kind
HtASTER OIL, in bottles;a and on draught,a prime
" article for sale by nov % 1883 ] BEALL
T5,ABERs Cedar Pencils the best in use for sale
N cheap by noveS 1858 J BEALL
ClTEEL PENNS, large assortment cheap nt
- nov % 1853 ] BEAIL
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RE- The extensive wholesale end retail
etore vi Moses l. Wait, ri z4uesyilIe, O.,
Yae destroyed By fire on Saturday evening
lastf sSeysn or eight thousand dollars yerth
VI properly was destgpeed, Of which, some
Elk thousaad was covered by Insurance..
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Mantillas and Silks.

A FEW doz. beautiful nantllas, made Of teahti.
IA ful lustred Black silks, waterod do, aud fancy
coored do, plain and embroidered, trimmed with
lace or fridge. Also unsually large stock Of hose
long SHwAIs same make we have had last 2 years
which every bodysay are the prettiest and CHI
in the city. Call and see thefnat
Wheeling, Sept. %. STONE e. THOMAS
.TIAND AXES, spifi. Levels, Foot AIDES, Hand
IL Saws, etc., etc., superb article, ''neves wasI
better in the town. Cell soon at the
] une s, 1858. BIG paddock. 4
DICK, Hafcuett, Meddock, Hammer and Axe Ha
Jnne Is, 1865. BIC Paddock.
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Eosie ".


ID AW End Spun silk l. oes, Merino, Alppca
IGWorsted and Cotton ditto WIN. HOGG & GO.
sept 81 1883
DONNEIS and Bonnet Trimmings, newest styles
Id French MofeEoes, black and green very fine
Embroidered.and common Linen lle'tS. for Ladies.
French worked collars ard under Sleeves, beautu.
article, for sale cheap by
nov 30 SEOTWELL g. CRABB
OPERA Gall wooll Flannells and Mantil irngt
Oassorted colors. scpt21 .53 WM. lIOGG & CO.
LNRENCH Merinoes, coberg, and Palmetto cloths,
Il Delnhes and apaccas, at
(oct 26 l253-ly) WOOD g. SMITHS
CtliOES and Boots, Gum, Kid, Lasting and Moroc.
- co, at nov 80 '53 SHOTWELL II GRADES
OVER.COATS, Dress de- Pants, Vests, Hats,
~ caps, Shirts, Shirt collars, Drawers snd Under
Shirts at %. SHOTWELL & era BBS
nov 30 'J3
LNRINGES aud Laces, wide and narrow, Thioet
L cloths, all wool, Delanes and Alpacas, at
nov 80 SO SHOTWELL 4 CRABB'5
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Golden Bee hive Store.

SNEV FsdLHJ GUUDS.
WE have just received our first stock Of Fall
w Goods, comprising all the LATE STYLES OF La.
dies and Chidreus Dress Goods. The largest stock
of Goods have ever brought III the city, and the
richest and choicest stock of Embroideries ever
brought to the city; together VIII an unusually large
In May; expressly with q viewto the great ise In
goods this fall which will enable US to give the great
est kind Of borgains to all who may Be in need of
goods -
An examination OF our stock is most cordially So
licited. STONE a. THOMAS.
Sept. %. ia Main st. Wheeling
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!, Mw a seward Of $500 has been offered,
tl,romgh tbe Scientific American. for an
ihgsnIlUn TO render bank bills nasiiera-
Nls: 4 i
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NUI' UkF UDEUI
Buy no book unless Dr. A. NJ. Maurieeau, l29
Liberty Street. N. Y, ia the title page, and tho
entry in the Clerks Office on the back Of the titlo
page; and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. M.
Maurceau, as there are spurious and surreptitioUs
infringemen:s of copyright.
sy- Upon receipt OF One Dollar "THE MAR.
RrED WoMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
PANIoN" is sent tn0tted free TO any part of the
United States, the CznsdsS and British Provinces.
AL Letters must be postpaid, and addressed No
Dir. A. M. MAuRICEAULt Box 1924, Nsw-York
CITY. Publishing Office, No. ,12o LssrY Street,
Nsw-York Ms. q.
OHIO
l. STRATToN, Cincinnatl--E G CoNwELL, Coshoc
.on--H ltouHD, Sorahsville--SENTINEL OFFIcE Cadi
-CoTroN, ,Cleveland--A IIINcTMAN, Salem -THERo.
TRoMPsoN, Stonbenville-SJ GEAEY 4 Co. Colum
us
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AMERICAN HOUSE
Corner Of Market and Ohio Street
l. G,saSBiZ. dbhi6A.

JAMES CADY would respectfully inform the
y ira cling publia that he has leased tho above
@ rspard ey ' part of yss t. aPp preosreS p
TO accommodate the travelling public upon the very
best tstfns. The House is pleasantly sitnated and
is conveniently arranged for the cemfottof travel
Iers. y
Hs TABLE will always be well atppIied with
the best the market affords.
His Stabing is large, sufficient TO accommodate
at least sevenyve horses and will al t9ays be sup
piled with sufficient OF Provender, and attenued by
u careful, and ohging Ostler
He RESPECTFULLY soliets share of putiic patron.
age ms Re will endeayor to eass all who call with
him. -
BOARDERS taken by the day, week month OF
year.
e., n Nav 2 I853 If
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Houses & Lots for. Sale i'm Cadiz.

Houses q Lots Tor Sale lIr Cadlz.
YNHE subscribers offer at private sale three good
l. and convenient dwelling houses all suitable tor
medium sized families, all furnished with proper out
buildings, water ect two OF the houses are new
built. Prices low and terms reasonable.
We also offer for sale four vacant building lots
All the properly is suiaed on the depot side OF the
Town OF CadiL, and must therefore increase rapidly
in value. WOOD & smith,.
CadiZ Dec 81, 1883
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New Fall Goods.
Bought Early

OUR stock Of Fall and Winter heavy Goods, con-
NJsisting OF red, white and yellow hannels, bard
do, insey, james, casinets, t~eeds cloths, ect ec,
is quite full, and was honght in May, before the
rise with view to this ials trade and will be sold
TO customers at old pri o
A few pieces OF Tw ed, oil wool filling very
cheap only Is cents per yard.
Wheeling Sept. %. STONE& THOMAS
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Turner & Rowlss.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW & SOLICITORS IN
CHANCERY,
uANlG formed a partnership in the practice Of
IL their profession, will attend promptly 10 all
business enTussd 10 them professionally, IN HaTrl-
son snd the udJOihing counties.
Office nearly opposite the Mansion House up
stairs.
Cadiz, August 3, 1883
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Wartef
HATS AND CAPS.

IN e. J.. TAGGAl'F respectfully informs theis
~. customers and thu public generally, that theyy
always keep on hand q good stock OF Hats Of their
own manufacture, IN addition to which they have re-
ceived vefy large stock Of hats and cans from the
east, consisting OF iihs Mole Skin Hats Of the fall
fashion, fur and wool Kossuth Hats, a great variety
Of silk plush Caps Of thelatest styles for men and
Caps which they will sell at prices that cannot iaii
to satisfy the buyer. b. g.. 'FAGfsARF.
I GEdiz, Sept %, lS52-ly.
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All who have boards to cut or hair to cren,
Just call on me at my old shcp;
Aes friends, I'll tell you what TO do
Give me a cali at Number Two"
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;N
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
pon that day that God has blessed,
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and razors Keen,
And everything think you'll ind,
10 suit the taste and please the mind.
And then move my hand as true,
As any barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face.
AND dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can Do,
Your money will procure for yon.
October =, 1851. LOT wTr;JS
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CASH TOR WHEAT I!
Fresh Beef!

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
ofCadiz, that he will keep constantly o supply of
Fresh Beef, Pork, NC, at the Market House and in
the Cellar of the National House, where those who
desire good Beef Steak or prime cut OF Pork
can be accommodated. Give him call
Cadiz, Jan. 25 1851 JOHN QUIGLY
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Bnnnets.

Bonnets.
a BEAUTIFUL sock Of fancy silk and satin
"A bonnets-also, mourning do. also, large
stock OF sIaw, English straw gimp and all the late
varieties Of bonne;s very cheap At
Wheeling, Sept, 49, STONE g. THOMAS.
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Now Come On.
nv E have received this day Elarge assortmentot
w Nails of all sizes, which we will sell very low.l
also superior lof Of Hoes which cantbe boat
soon, as they are going fast at the
June s, 1853 ,, BIG PADDOCK.
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THE MARRIAGE SfIaE

Strange that countless human beings exist sne
dag through life as do the beasts of the fsld. o.
the insects Of the earth, sEncing no more thought
Or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
we're rot vosehssfed 20 them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the Esll-bsing, and ths
happiness Of a coRhding and sfectonate wife, with
perhaps q family Of children.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.


ANERlCAN-n Harrington, Baltimore; Mrs NJ Am
per Lon.a; HUBBARD Rockingham; Henry Barrett New
ioik; Parrish and daughter, Clover and lady Cum.
oeHAnd; IL Dischman, Baltimore; j ID IIick, and lad,
La"rensviiie. Howell, Va; J II Lay, U SA: v II,r
man, y Z; Capt Scott, Petersburg, A " oojy. ND.
io'hlah; Rves. Petersburg; G Coleman Is Foster
cumberland; DIR Gay, fiuvAnns; Baber Tennessee.
Hem Baltimore w Pearson. Philadelphia; EA Uuybes
Mrs w w Clinton, South Cirobns; Wilson, J II T9om
a., New York. - ''O
COLUABIAN-W Jord,n, Nelson; j w Hoyc p,,,,n
Oh; Miss Thomas, Pr Pleasant; j A Jeter r. U.nrx y
Gra'es. Wilkins, w wilkins Amelia; J X Hin Char
io'te; w Wood, ii Miller, Chesterfield: Mr. N,vo p
bosscau, Amelia Chss w Flipper. Laurel Grow: A s
Blai X, Adams, II Christian, + Pecor Amelia. I H.,
farmvillr; Mis- Woodhouse, Nice kbg; X Leah 81 An
derson, Mis- Anderson. DR. Royal Mis-, R,,sII Not
to~sy; Falkner and lady. w Z Rawlings R,cbm, nd.
Old, Petersburg; w Patterson, q II Webb j "
basoy, Bsgley. AppomattoI; Miss J De wiz. q
fon,s. hemphi.; Averett, X p Harris. Lew,shurp. r
' Dausen, NJ Tailey, Powhatan; James W K ,per-on p
Leafs, Amelia; ID Foster, Crostick, P.tersburp: ] =
walker; Scott & svt, Ponbatsn.
UNITED STATES HorEL-w shuma,e Augusta. rbor,, m
Amelia Sal catse. chs,ts nsid Toul,s spot,syva
nId James wilcox. w,st Charles City q W Gs.~oea
nehrieo; Or Polndexter, Gateuood Ch.ri,. Cir. =
nS & clayton Jones Christian Ns- kea wood,on
xora'a BELL Bells Valley; Wilson Auru.. a
nue. va VIM Pine, Harper. Ferry "
EAShANdE HOTEL-Thos Eve Barbados; H.r,o, ~ v. n
WI orange. oiey, Hashe. Lynehburg; PitIer sasn:
90 IL Y pieasans, Goochland wiekhau N Wesba. ".
LIT Iehhess=e. Carpenter, wickhan Hanover, a u..,h
yahu pr horrson pruns~ek; Morrison aud lady Pc
T,esrs Crsn,ha- Charlie, City; Bolts, C.roiin.. L \
nAi'''' Ameia Z Roche, Philadelphia.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
LATEST IRON BOSTON.
Reported for shs Rishnend Whls.

BOSTON, May ao.-The Burns trial has been postponed
f.aay There Is less excitement to-day among the
people petition Tor tho repeal Of the Fugitive Slave
La" has been signed by many who sustained the Compo
mise OF 1850.
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THos. }. CLARKE. LAT. OF Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE nrptrr,

Is n.yns purchased N. once late In the
S,' or uehse IN a under the OF n FRANCE
~ All ofdsrs VIII meet his prompt attention.
Address Ti,os r az 81 pSSs'ea.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-31
INDIA HUnnER GOODS.

49,. INUIN ItN IIIEEH tsUUDS.
6tOkTs, oAPES, LEGGINs, oyERALts, wADTNg PAyTs
~ HORSE COVERS, WAGON Covers, PIANO COVERS MUIR
tRY cLorHs Ae which VII not through become sticky
~ any climate The cheapest and best line
odered for sale b. the Manufacturer ROGERS WYCKogF
successors 70 H. w. DAT, % Ccuriand street. New York
Dealers In Hose Steam PACKING every other Eni Of Rub
able for ores in Congress Boots. myat'sm
VALuAHLE DWELLING ON SEVENTH AND
uhANs SIHtEis FOh SAIE The subscribers autho-
rted TO cell that valuable private residence on T between
0rhee and Irhnttn streets, occupied By Mrs Morton
Also the Tenement side OF Grace betueen Third
Apply 70
my9e-5 GoppIS A APPERsoy
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SMALL MOTIFS.
OTTtca Viaerstl CESTaiL Il n d
.,-,r,- -,-,-.- - hcHroSp, Nay a. 1884
ted the elreuatiOn o. notes Of less dsnonao ksn Az.
ar er ne arst OF June he Central kair Company
g.d' the strict Observance batsv duty Insruesp,
N neeoree given 10 all their receive or nav
ta snsr lha, date any notes Of door In
The settlement OF Freight or Passenger Harv. "
Persons having dealings this COMPANY eannoy
70 FURNISH requisite change thew viii
therefore, be expected provide hsmyes win tbs
amoun, TO pay fOt Passenger Fare and freight
ma29 ~ order j. GARRETT Treas,