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Mats, Caps, etc.
Summer Clothing.


f. S IN G Err & co.,
No. S5 Camp street.
CT Invite attention TO their superior
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. 1.
large variety WOODEN GOODS, adapted for the
FRENCH MERINo, ALPACA, LINEN DUCK,
FRoCK AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS.
Metno, Dfap DOR Figured Drill Duck
PANTS.
Rich Figured SILK Narcotics VESTS, of tho seBt styles,
FURNISHING GOODS
New stye CRAvATs NECK TIES. HALF HOSE, ETC, Ere,
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
or the latest Philadelphia Manufacture. npT 4psm
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n EMONS-500 boxes Sicily Lemons in prime
il a. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL, 50 erayisr street.
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TIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
ToBACCo-fte subscribers have constantly or he1d and y
son COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, and MISSOURI
WRAPPERS aud FILTERS Also, TOBACCO IN HoGSHEADS
AND BALES the Mexican Market and Tor Plantation
Use. TURNER 4 hhN : ",
TOBACCO BAIED TO ORDER feb4 iSAm9n
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DELTGHTFuL EXCURSION. -- Yesterday, in
obedience to an invitation from the opelousas
Railroad Company, we entered the cars en- route
for Lake DIES Allemandes. The day was propi-
tious, and we went along at lightning speed
About twenty miles from the city we were de-
tanned to 4 water the horses after that, at q
preearious spot, we found the road had just
sunk some three feet. This was shortly RENE
died, and We went on to Bayou des Allemandes
This, though o most uninviting spot, attracted
the attention of the company. 1t was pro-
nounced perfect paradise.
The fact is, that We had been in perfect
nuagmire SO long that an emergence to any
thing like civilization looked like entering Eden.
The Directors had bountiful repast pre-
pared under the branches Of lve-oak tree,
and every one seemed to enjoy it.
The company consisted Of about two hundred
gentlemen, comprising the most eminent mer,
chants and capitalists of our city, as well al
delegations from the city press and the learned
professions. The clergy only were unrepre
scented; and we regretted this fact the more
as at dinner hour there was no one to "sa.
grace"
Upon the whole, it was one of the most pleas
ant excursions of our life; and We could no
but indulge in the anticipation of the time whel
we can lie down at Algiers and wake up on tn
Pacific
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SHOOTING CAsE-Doctor II A Tat,

SHOOTING CAsE.-Doctor H. A. Tatum,
charged with shooting negro fellow, named Lee.
the property of George Hardin, the Sd inst. was
examined before the Mayor vests rday, and sent on
to called court, to be held ON Monday next.
The defence proved by Messrs: g. w H. Tyler,
James w Reid, James Mccormick, Albert Bali and
and John X. Meredith, that Dr. Tatum had complain
sd to them of the trespasses of Lee upen his preni
SEES and sought their aid to keep him away. Mr. Reid
and his partner had captured him once, and had him
logged, and had ON two other occasions him from
Dr. 7 y premises. Mr.. Mccormick had seen him in
Dr. L 's yard, but failed to get hold of him. 3 8
Z. ID. Tatum accompanied Randolph Tatum to Mr..
Hardins place. and there foundSwo trunks of cloth
ing owned by DIR. TBS servant, which had been car.
ried Oft by Lee.
1t was farther shown that Lee had induced Dr. It's
servant woman to run away once or twice, aad that
he had been forbidden to go into DR.. IS yard bui
bid defiance, and resolved to go at all hazard
Under all these circumstances, were little sur
pris. at the decision of the Mayor and feel pretty
well assured that the Hastings Court will differ froI1
his decision. To say that man has right TO pro
tect his resises, in the night time from the con
tinusl aggressions of negro, is going little too fa
IN this community; and if Dr.. 4. did shoot the fell
low, and had openly acknowledged it at once givine
the public detail of sill the circumstances, we Dc
not believe there is single person In the communt,
who would not have applauded his conduct
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FR1voLous COMPLAINT The fsh-mon

FRIvoLoUs COMPLAINT The fsh-mOn-
gers. at the second market, are always in muss
about something. Yesterday very bad tree,0egro
named Alexander Jackson, was arraigned before the
Mayor, charged with using iusolent and provoking
language to Mann S. Gentry, white man, and
dence could not by possibility be reconcled by any
one who heard it. The Clerk of the Market, Mr..
Valentine, called, and on being asked the ques-
ton. stated that he would not believe either Mann
S. Gentry or James Clayton on oath. This state
ment, with other facts. induced the Mayor to look
upon the complaint as malicious one. and the pri-
soner, bad as he is known to be- was at once dis
charged.
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WIFE WH1ppING-Edxard w. Ferguson

made his appearance before the Mayor, yesterday,
to answer the very ungallant charge OF beating his
wife, Lucy, the day before Mrs Furguson stated
that her husband was in the constant habit OF whip
ping her with sticks and cowhides, and that on
Sunday morning last he knocked her down three
times in the house. and then took her by the hair of
renewed the beating. She was afraid he would
repeat the punishment il not restrained by law
Ned acknowledged his faults, and said the cause OF
all difficulties between himself and wife were pro-
duced by the too free of ardent spirits by both
OF them. The Court held him to bail in the sum OF
$l50 for his future good behavior.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUBSCRIPTION FOR fHE SUFFERERS AT THE
PiTs.-We acknowledge the reception Of "a % SUBJ
scribed by the children OF gentleman In this city,
for the benefit of the families of those killed BY the
recent explosion at the pits II Is one Of the most
Interesting Incidents OF the history of the fund rails
ed for this purpose Heaven bless the linls
ones and keep them ever from the need OF the aid
of others!
To the same benevolent purpose, an unknown
correspondent whose letter Is post marked .sGarys.
vile, Prince George, contributes s., a. the 'wi
dows mite s..ss...sas@,a@ .a,sasp47ao~ ra
"s. w" through the Richmond Post office, 81. SO
In gold for the same destination
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NolsY.-Morris Power, Catharine Powe

NoIsY.-MOrris Power, Catharine Power,
John Loller, Mary A. Loller, Mary Holland and Su.
san Wordsworth, were all brought before the
Mayor, yesterday, to answer the charge of riotous
and disorderly conduct in the street on Friday
night and with abusing Catharine J. Walsh, to the
annoyance OF the neighborhood. Owing to the alb
of maieral witnesses for the defence, the
animation was postponed until this morning at 9
O'Clock, and the accused parties admitted to bail for
their appearance and to keep the peace in tae sum
of so each.
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RELIEVING Yesterday morning, nj
the Mayors Court, free negress, named MARI E
trste to the floor. DR.. II. A. Tatum being present
ordered the sufferer to be removed to the hall
where she could get fresh air, and then directed
that cold water should be poured upon her head
only, when the patient recovered and resumed her
seat IN the criminal dock
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LARGE HAuL.-Mrs Polly Glenn and her

LARGE HAUL.-Mrs Polly Glenn and her
three sons, James, Augustus and Charles young
men, were arraig ned at the Mayors Court yester
day, to answer the charge of using abusive and
threatening language to Edward Arle and his wife
on Sunday last. All these people are near neigh
bors, and the misunderstanding between them
seems to have originated about small dog owned
by Arle, which Mrs. Glenn threatened TO give q
quick passage from her porch to the ground, if not
kept at home. The examination was continued
until this morning to give the Mayo an opportuni
ty of making enquiry into the character Of the
parties
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To BE HEARp.-A summons against

To BE HEARD.--A summons against
VIM. Graves for using water from hydrant con-
trary to the ordinance, was called and continued
until this morning, for witnesses. Mr.. Graves has
a livery stable 18th street, and pays for the
OF the water at that place but his residence
is on the opposite side of the street, and there is
hydrant at his door, much more convenient he has
been using water from the nearest one and thus
the complaint. Unless water is more valuable
from one hydrant than another it seems "a little
its use by a tax payer from any hydrant.
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MISSISSIPPI Dael.-The Wing Statesman
published at Butler, Choctaw county, Ala, states
that Con Rea Esq, editor of the Lauderdale Miss
Republican, and Mr.. Evans, lawyer of Marion,
Miss, fought duel on the border of Alabama on
the 18th inst. Rifles at fifty paces were used
Three rounds were fired. Rea, we learn, was shot
down, perhaps dangerously wounded The diff
Guilty had its origin in newspaper quarrel.
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THE FAYErTE ARTILLERY, Capt Nimmo,
were on parade yesterday. and though few in
numbers, looked remarkably well. At the target
practice, Mr.. GEO. SHARP, Sr, made the best shot,
winning the "ailver goblet" which was presented
to him in appropriate terms by Capt Nmmo.
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lapcaTANT INSURANCE REGULATION. The
Board OF Underwriters at New York have resolved
:. grant no policy OF insurance on any vessel in
hs oreign Trade, or on itstreght except such YES.
sci 70 guaranteed not to carry grsin ia bulk. This
sasuis sooptea TO protect insurers against fire.
salting from the shifting Of grain cargoes Ty,is
measure has been adopted as well for the better
prevention OF the lose Of vessels as for the
walton Of Hves
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DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WoRsHrp.-It

DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WoRsHIP.-It is
matter OF some surprise that persons in the habit
of attending church, far forget themselves as to
interrupt the congregation by walking in and out,
and by talking during the hour of service. Moving
about and whispering, while the minister is preach.
ing, not only annoy him, but prevent persons dis
posed to do so, from enjoying the sermon in quiet
On Sabbath last in the town OF Manchester, while
theRev. E. M. PETERSON, of the Methodist Church,
was addressing his congregation, he was disturbed
by two young OF this city, who LETT their seats,
passed down the aisle, and went out of the church.
Knowing the importance of good order, and desir-
ing to possess the undivided attention of his flock,
the reverend gentleman without designing to be at
all personal, stopped his Discourse and remarked
that if there were any other persons in the congre-
ga,ion who desired retiring before the service was
concluded, he hoped they would then do so, and
thereby save the congregation any further annoy
ance from that cause. Messrs. MADISON CoNDREY,
and JOHN ELAN, the young men who had caused
the remark, hearing it. became very much offended,
and waited on the outside of the church until SER
vice was over and the minister came out, when
they took him to task, and abused and threatened
him in a violent manner. Shortly afterwards they
were both arrested and taken before Justice Walden,
who on hearing the testimony required each of
them to enter into bonds with approved Sc
curity to appear before Chesterfield county court,
at its next Grand Jury term, then and there to
to Indictment to be prepared against them.
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In FOR IRA warrant was issued by the
Mayor, yesterday, for the arrest of Lee slave to
George Hardie. charged with using insolent, and
threatening language to Dr. FL. A. Tatum and he
will be tried this morning This is the negro that
was shot, on the Sd inst, near the corner of Leigh
and I'd streets, and is, no doubt, an impudent fel
low
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young people

BLAcKwooD.-The May Number of BLAcKwooD
has been laid upon our table by Mr. WooDHoUsE
The list OF contents are quite inviting. Among the
articles, "The Progress and Policy of Russia in
Central ASIA" and an appropriate notice OF the
death of Professor Wilson, the christopher North
of Blackwood
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AccIDENT.-Last Friday afternoon, a
small negro boy owned by Mr. Albert Gwathmey,
was run over in Marshall street by the private
carriage of Mr.. James Lyons, and slightly ill.,
iured
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New DEpoT.-The Virginia Central
Railroad Company arc building new depot on one
Of their lots IN the Valley near Carrinston's old
mil. Ineir steadily increasing trade and the vast
Will ere many years, compel them to Increase ne
buildings % treble ibeir present dimensions.
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HENRIco CousTY-The following is a
correct list OF the officers In this county, on Thurs.
day last, ascertained by comparison of the roll
books from the various precencts, madeb by the
Conductors" at the courthouse. Yesterday.
Sherif-A B. Hulrheson.
Com Of Rerenae-Upper Dis,rict-J B. Keesee.
Com. Of Rereane-Lower District-John 0. God
din.
Constables-District No 1,-John Childrey.
District No 81 W. Undertake.
District No 3-N J. Sheppard.
District No. 4-Joseph Ellis.
For two of the above officers the vote was very
close. Goddin was elected by majority of four,
overL c. Ne%tul; and Sheppard was elected by a
majority of four over VIM. f Wade.
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IrAI1.N CorrAGE VuLA,-We desire To

ITALIAN COTTAGE VILLA.-We desire 70
call the especial attention of readers to the sale
this afternoon of the beautiful Italian Cottage Villa
opposite Mount Erin. which is to be sold on the
premises, at o'clock p 81 We refer the reader
to the advertisement and will take occasion on our
own responsibility to assure him that the glowing
language in which the advertisement speaks of this
cottageis not piece of auctioneering rhetoric 1t
is in reality of the most beautiful in all proba-
by it is the most beautiful of Italian Cottage
Villas in Virginia, and what is more, it is
Portable is beautiful 1t has every convenience
which good taste, and sensible regard to comfort
could suggest. A gentleman very competent to
Judge says that he has never met dwelling which
excelled it in taste, beauty and convenience.
This Villa Is situated In the det of most beauti.
full scenery and has attached TO Il fourteen OF
land, which are well enclosed, short distance from
Richmond; 1t combines all the advantages of country
and city life It's In word, most exquisite spot
and we envy the who is to become its fortunate
possessor,
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Ar LARGE.-Sam, slave to VIM. Bur-
ton, taken up for having pass permitting hin,
TO 90 1t large, and after an investigation BY the
Mayor the case was sent on TO the Hastings Court,
70 be disposed Of according to law. s
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SKlRMlsHING.-Pete DIVER and Patrick

Wright, were arrested Sunday night, while en-
gagged in a fight, by Waterman Ball, who saw the
two fall, in each others embrace where they lay
face to face till graphled by the law and brought
right up to law; where both with wonderous ease,
vowed they had no wrath to appease, and instead
ofbeng mad. were wonderfully glad. that no dam
age had been done, by wrestling for mere fun. That
is good, said Ball to Wright, but you can't come it
quite; and, as for you Peter Dwyer, though your
brain is all on fire, we will march you to the cage,
where you can subdue your rage and learn that
sunday night, is an improper time to fight. When
before the Mayor, yesterday, they were both tonnd
guilty and each required to give bail in the OF
500, to keep the peace and be ofgood behaviour
tor the next twelve months.
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The WEATHER, yesterday, was season.
able and pleasant-as fine as could be wished for
the growing crops. y
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New FousDRY.-The Messrs. TALBOT

NEW FOUSDRY.-lne Messrs. TALBOT
are erecting large four story brick building, at
the southwest corner of 18th aud Cary streets, ad.
joining their present extensive establishment to be
used In the manufacture OF steam engines portable
saw mills etc. These gentlemen are doing large
and increasing business, in iron work, and have
earned for themselves enviable reputation In
their various manufactures.
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New. BooKs-We are indebted to Mr.. GEORGE
NJ WEST for two very entertaining books which
have Just been issued from the American Press,
viz -" Whimsical Woman,' and Perils Of Great
ness both from the press of Charles Scribaer New
York. whimsical Woman is from the pen OF
EMILE T. CARLEN, the Swedish authoress, who
has lately attracted considerable attention in Eng
land and this country, by her works of fiction.
which display great deal of imaginative and dis.
eriptive talent; besides being characterised by a
very pure and moral sentiment whimsical Wo'
man." is very unpretendng and simple little
work-in the words ofthe author, an effort to in.
sinuate among the flowers of literature modest
violet" As modest as the violet, ityet emuates that
gentle flower in Its innocence and grace.
'Perils of Greatness" is the story OF .Alexander
lien,ikoG,'' from his condition of bakers boy,
through all the vcissitudes of his fortunes to his
exile in Liberia The story is very beautiful one
and told in very happy style by the German au-
thor (Gustau Neirit-) from whom it is translated
The moral is excellent and it is capital book Tor
younr neopla .4...ss.a. ss--. I'd.
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Or. schley's large brick stable in Savannah was
burnt on Friday. 1t was. however, insured The
FIRE occurred whilst the black FIRE companies were
out in full dress for review and Of course, gene
raj stampede ensued
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SrEALISG A WArcH.-Mary E. Weaver,

DIEALINU VATCH-hdTy L. w tdVST,
free negress, was brought before the Mayor, yes.
terday, to answer the charge of stealing a silver
watch from James Tate, yellow fellow some few
days since. Capt. White, who arrested the ac.
eased, had succeeded in recovering the watch but
was postponed until this morning
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OUR RELATIONS WITH EUROPE.

George Buchanan, appointed Consul at Ro-
chelle, in France, takes out with him certain
official dispatches to our Ministers upon the
Continent. The Herald says it is reported in
New York that overtures have been submit
ted, in behalf Of Russia, to our Cabinet, pro-
posing new commercial treaty between the
Car and the United States, of highly ad
vantageous character to us, comprehending
a great reduction Of duties upon articles en-
tering Russian ports from American vessels,
of Prussia in the Baltic, as will secure the
transfer of legitimate goods between the two
nations without the risks Of seizure and con-
fscation by the allies. ... .-.
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A hAREFAcKD Acr.-The Bank of Eaaland
clerks have been compelled 10 shave oil their
moustaches.
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rUw SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTIcr.-The Annusl Meeting.of the
Will 81 held sf the Office a. the Company, In Rich
mond, on Tuesday, the 5oth Msv g O'clock; Z.
r.v ax-a1v Treasurer.
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NOTfCE.-Ine Annuel MeetlUSsOl tHO
Of the Clover IN 6sssd 70 EeS
mond on Tuesday. the Srh Ms ,sy<sI n 6nine
A Mosr ExTxAoRDlsAHr CURE ErrEcT-
ED BY DR. MfLANE's CELEBRATED vERnffuG;sas ,
New York, March ID, 1922.
ry- This is to certify thst have been troubled
for almost four years with choking sensauoD'
sometimes so bad a. almost to sunscsIe me ei''I
was then persuaded 20 try bottle OF Dr. "a lane
Celebrated yermifusa 4 took two tea spoonful ~
thorough work. q had regular worm factory with
in mel should judge it brought away rom me
two quarts Of worms they had the appearance
of having bursted took the remainder OF the bot
tie at two doses. The effect was. it brought sway
about one quart more. all chopped to pieces. now
The above Is from widow lady. fosty-s years of
age, resident OF this city FOR further particulars
haitian place. or to Z. L. Thsa Drussst corner Ct
Rutser and Monroe streets
r. s The above valuable medicine, also DR.. M
LANES Celebrated LIVER FILLS, can now be
had at ali respectable Drug Stores In this city.
sss S e ssEsT Nj G .nd
All others Ia comparison are worthless.
PURCELL LADp CO. R,c. Druggist: +:
my 5o-d&ciw hicnmono' va
jesse F. KEEsEE tenders his sincere
thanks TO the members of the Fire Department and
other gentlemen, for the prompt aud efficient laid
and comfort afforded himself aud family, on satur-
day last, May 10Th, 1854. my 3o-1t*
AUCTION NOTICE.-Attention is solicited
TO sale of Hardware Furniture DC. this morning,
st 10 O'Clock.
my50 ALEX. MOTT CO.. Aucts.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION is requested to
the large sale this afternoon. commencing at 81
O'Clock. of from loo to $50 Building Lots and Squares,
in the Town of Fulton, as it is believed that more
favorable opportunity for profitable investments hes
seldom been offered Suitable refreshments provid-
ed. Tiny So-lt) TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The attention of the
public is most respectfully called to the sale of Mr.
Royals beautiful ITALIAN VILLA.n opposite
'Mount Erin" this afternoon at o'clock. For far.
Their particulars see Auction head
my S0-lt GODDlN APPERSON, Aucts.
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I IME, TAR AND GRINDSTONES-Iu
II store and sAoat, for sale by
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OFFICE VIRGINIA. CENTRAL R. R. co. !

OST-Between my office and the United
- States Hotel, last evening, CHECK of Messrs.
Putney Watts for 500; one of Thes. Lawson for
S33 80, and Thirtyfive Dollars in Virginia money,
three tens and one five; Twenty-Five Doilarsin North
Carolina money, one ten, one seven, one five, and
one three; and five One Dollar (PurcelPs) Eotes-al
in one bundle suitable reward be paid for its de-
livery to me at my office Cary street, left at
this office.
my S0-1t BEVERLY CLOPTON
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AUCTION NATURALIZATION is solicitet
TO our sale of Hardware, Furniture &c. this morning
st 10 O'Clock.
my so ALEX. MOTT l. CO.. Aucts
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jesse F. KEEsEE tenders his sincere
thanks TO the members of the Fire Department and
other gentlemen, for the prompt aud efficient laid
and comfort afforded himself aud family, Satur
day last, May 10Th, 1854. my 30-1tf
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n tOMATOES.-20 boxes nice IONA
l. TOES, just received and for sale BY
R.F. KIRBY
my Sits Nos. f6 aud IL Old Marx ct,
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ERESH PEACHES AND TOMATOES.
$50 = A L. MOoRE's.
INV 30 $50 Bread st.
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EXTRA G OS HEN BUTTER.-30
~ Tubs Superior, landing per Steamer James-
town. For sale by tmyae) j. CLAIBORNE
III Hogsheads small Shoulders, landing
" per Steamer Jamestown. For sale by
my 80 JOHN HI CLAIBORNE.
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| CHOP FOR RENT-The small Carpen-
~ ter Shop, the North side of Main street. near
~ opposite 10 Mr. Lgous Tobacco Factory, and suit
| able for box maker, 10 for rent
| myao T0LER L COOK. Assns,.