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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-30
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
IN II II q

NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES.
Tcice Daily from Richmond Neu York, NTH Trans
feys of Passengers and Baggage through the cities Of
Warrington. baltimore and Philadelphia, free Of
extra charge.
ON AND AFTER THE 18TH OF AU-
" GUST, the following quick and comfortable
schedules will be over the inland route between
Richmond and New York.
Leave Richmond daily At 81 O'Clock, A. NJ. and 8
O'Clock, p. arrive in New fork daily ut A. NJ, and
5P M. f a. ..s,4l -
Fare to Washington, 1st class seats s. so
- I'd !" a 90
Baltimore 1st /" - s 90
$. Philadelphia lst 8 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-30

NNA AN1N0.-lN6 su0scr1ber is
business at short notice. and a. reasonable term
A. any one. .'--.
hand = - "~'S y"
A.plendid new HEARSE, with good driver and
gentle horaes can be had. -5s7sIs's = ,' $50
The attention of Hotel-keepers and Families /, p,
quested to his large assortment Of MATTREasEs
Repairing SOFAS, CHAIRS, Sprine MATTHrs
SEs, 10, promptly attended to.
-, FRANCIS LAUBE.
N-SmF BROAD It.. betv. ID ana "A ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-30

an 10 b. sLADE.
nISSOLUTION.- Owing to the death OF
IL Thomas Tinsley Jr the firm Of Butler Tins
lev In deeolyed All persons indebted to the rm will
please make payment without delay, and those hav-
Ing clafrq isinst will present them for settle
aus BUTLEK 4 TINsLEY.
NEW CONCERN have this day taken
IN in couartnershjo my brother, John r. Butler.
the business to be conducted in the name of James
r. Batter Co.
bestowed or Butler Tinsiey will be pleased 10
have a continuance with the new firm.
au e-imdh5 mc JAMES +. BUTLER.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
=. FOLEY s. NDeS,

- ESsEh ~ Ia Don,
GROCERY, LTaUoR, HARDWARE AND CRocKERY
STORE.
Commerce Street, CorAlr Of High St. Mineral Point
ME have now han,l q choice stock of Groceries
Liquors, Hardware and Crockery. for the winter
trade which we offer tr sale at he mark, pri
cs We most respectfully invite the public cali al orr
establishments " here viii DE happy and wait
on thea--gdefutS recognizing old customers and
inviting our new 10 participate with them, in the saving
advantages htch trade offers AID hopup that nv
proper and honest regard for the interest of all " no
iaFur Us with their custom cannot succeed in
curing Their confidence in business integrity Tho
tot"NinS articles comprise s portion of our stock:
sugars clarified crush ed. pow dered and loaf
Tess Young Tyson, Guapowder, &C.,
Coffee Rio aud Manila,
M"!ASses Sugar House and Golden Syrup
Fish Cod, M@ckerel, While, SC,
Salt fire and coarse,
soap, CASTLE Quincy Il q Shaving,
Tobacco. Of al qualities and prices
hope. "indaSs. Halter. sc
starch Chocolate. Sa!sratus Rcd ,ySr5s a.l
SIoihes L'H, = Dried Apples Matches. Glass Nails
Ifauls- shoulders Pork, Lard, Butter Flonr 9'
EaTthen and Stone Ware,
NhiSkey, Brandy ani Wine
In short ali articles that are usually ka,t =;
ments OF ms Kind are certain to be found hsra
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Window sash Table c.
Pictures with and without frames, sold al ths Io,
prices ~ '0'ese'
We repeat again, call and we are certain Won cs,.
fail to puchas of S@ta
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
Gr@fenberg Medicines.
HAVE YOU Used THEN!

popular Medicines, prepared carefully andscienti
"A fcaiy, and adapted to the wants ofthe American
public, they have periors. They emphatcaly
what they represented to be genuine and free from
Humbug intended much to cure sell. when once
used, they universally relied upon, and o Family
should be Without truly vaua Die aids Health In
many instances regular faculty recommend and
UGH their the prejudices
generally opposedtn the circulation of POPULAR MEDI
cIsEs. NoFamy hysician in ordinary is needed
by those whoownt Graefen berg Health and
strictly abide by the medicines
word to the Use sufficient without the publication
ofcertifcates have of the flatterng des
ciption alive sopen he inspection oft incredulous
We vii! enumerate in conclusion the various prepa-
town in the States throughout the Union.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA, is purely
vegetable no big tie hunabug, or pleasant drink, but
as it should be, Medicine ofthe power in pro-
noting an entire change in the system, by eradcating
those of the blood which arethe seeds of al
THE GRAEFENBERG DY USE SYMPHONIC
apDrob alton hassamped character perfect
1t has checked the ragings of Cholera its
TIE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS are par
ticuary valuable for the prevention and of
connection with our Health Bite certain and
speedy for the Fever and Ague The Buffers have
wonderful effect in nvigo rating adeSilitated system
THE GRAEFENBERG GREEN MT. OlNTMENT.-in
;vi G m meaning ouTns, bruises anu al, IN
Saive to all as being e1cacous. In the Mineral
ted.
THE GRAEFENBEaG EYE LoTION.-An unpreten-
ding article but one which with large sales
West, and has been the humble ofreleving thou
sands from ntoerabls pain arising or dis
THE GRAEFENBERG UTERINE CATHoLICoN.-
This is perhaps he most valuable edicne
much it reaches dispaired the
most scientific physicians. For Prolapsus Uteri an all
com paints incident to Females it VIII be found safe
and speedy remedy. Let afflicted be deferred
by decacy prejudice from giving q fair trial In
qure ofthe agent for the pamphlet in relation
THE GRAEFENBERG PILE OINTMENT, CHILD'S
PANACEA, &c are all invaluable remedies directions
for which, and all the medicines attached
FEMALE AiNTS-A brief examination O fl he
Pathology of Uterine Diseases, with exposition the
principle and method of theirreatmcnt, by Pomeroy
N. ID Utica, N. N.
Feeble Ladies areinvied to read this pamphletw hch
can be procured gratuitously of the Agents.
THE MANUAL OF HEALTH.-A book of 800 DIS ges.
reating half the diseases which comm
people OF this country, in manner simple
readthe English prehend ita val
able aid to motherS. Every householder will find this
book valuable acquisition. Price % cents
THE AMERICAN COUGH CANDY.-A sure remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Group. &c 1t beev O the
best cough medic ne in virtues been
thoroughly tested in this neigh borhood No better
medicine be found for inclined to Group and
severe colds.
Grafenberg Norts,cestern .Agency, % Wisconsin
Street. MllCaukee
Sold by II. ID. PUEEOEs ID, Agent. Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
Look at This.

LhUGYAIb.U EOO-D3n
HAVING enlarged and improved his Store, is now
receiving from ST. Louis and other markets. well
selected assortment OF
i2AlLlll5Y GROCERIES,
Consisting of athe varieties usually kept in this
ket, such as ~
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molasses,
Fish, Pork, Hams, Tobacco
Fruits Of almost erery uariefy,
Soap, Candles, &c, &c &c
INCH will be sold low any store in this place
dis ARRANGEMENTS such that he will at all time be
supplied with the best quality of
~ H q S EUo
Fresh from the best Mills in the State old custom
ers ana the public generally, invited to call and
examine the quality and prices of his goods.
Mineral Point, April 25 1853 o6tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
THE AnERICAN,s Fu1END..
UOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

10 TIE Cfti-ens Of the United Stat>s,-
I nest hnFnbiy aud sincerely thank you for the Inn
.nss patronage which you have bestowed upon my
ls take this opportunity of stating hat my AHces
all American Citizens. and that entertain sI
"a c,-srerns America ard the Americana IN. mos
l.ss. ssrnpathies much that originally com
fi these Pits oresSy To suit your climate habits
IONS aad of living, intending to estab
= 7eeff among yo, which have done, BY taking
,5fe1aiseA in Eew YORK.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
g. Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets. n. Y.
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an and after Monday, November IL (and furthe
" notice. Trains will be the above roads a.
ollows sundays excepted.
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT & BELOIT
LIST, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot $40 ar
irving Free port p. and Beloitat 30 p. m.
I'd Leave hca2O, W ellis Depot,
at FTeapOrt at l q. m, AID Beluit IT - IN.
TRAINs EASTWARD To CHICAGO.
Ist, Leave Freeport 81 m, and BeloiI at m
arriving al Chicago at 1850 p. m
2d, Leave Freepor at p and Belot at $50 D. IN
arriving At Chicago at II D.
Trains going pass Junction at $50 m, and 2e
Trains going westpass Belvidere - 10 AZ a. m
East at $50 4. and Is
Trains going East pass Junction 1874 m and IS
p. m.
Fare to Freeport 50. to Reloit 50 50
The above arrangement is designed to afford as much
daylight travel to and from the terminus the
road possible From Free port and Reoit class
mail stage connections established through Wscon-
sin. Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers the West ar North going South, BY
taking the Evening Eastward Train this Road viii
junction. at s. p with the Chicago
Aurora train for Iasale and points South.
sale o'clock, This route furnishes continuous
Railroad connection to Springfield aud Alton by
boats 10 miles to st Louis.
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE.
This route, via Beloit and GAINESVILLE, connecting be
those places ny stage mites with Milwaukee
mississippi Railroad, offers
municston between Chicago ard MilwauSee.
ly3 b. TURNER. Sup't
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
prEEEzCATIoN OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER AND RILIous COMPLAINTS.


Tx Citizen Of me IInion from disorders
@ Liver e stomach scarcely aRy are 'ree from The
ifegoe Of th deslracive n1ala4e=; hncs lie wears
I.-t TIE fair perhaps the most handsome IN the
word, up ce-rsin period when, Distressing to say,
Iaay thir teeth and good look. while yet in the
hsf4g ot life s1el sad evils may ne efecaaiiy reH'edei
Is continually keeping tbs blood pure, qnd the Liver
r,.I mech in a healthy acton when life Will flow
80 OF s. ard Resemble aus IN cong. MAJ cline,
bss N eternal spring appears reign. AS it regards
go Yrsse-vatou OF tho human frame, and he duration
~ - much ay e6ectf, and say fearlessl, that
Lsf1 1.i Ike can be prolonged for many years beyond
7i 81 bi1od according the rules laid down for
l-.sa c-nt4tued in The directions which accompany
es-a box.
YEARS SFANDISe, CURED BY
tIOLLDNAI'o PILLS.
CRY r ks.tsr from Capt J,An 7st0r House
n. y, dated JdRary sta, 1854.
. rzozEs=oR HOLLOWAY
p, t-crrer Of Ann and Nassau Streets, N Y
s,it y VIII he most heartfelt pisasure have to
s.-.z.h ~ taxing your Pills For The last Ten years
,..a-a lroE arrangement of The Liver and stomach,
reduced snch extremity that gave up my
:, never exposing TO g TO sea any more, as had
TT every remedy tfat was recommended TO me, but
Il - purpose ana mad gwen mySei up 10 DESPAIR
Wt.- was 81 lat recommended to take your Pills
cfl fsv ia better health have been tor eleven
~ pat, and Ird~ed as we'll Is ever was in gy life
signed John JOHNSON
Tesa celebrated Pills nderfay eicacious in the
following complaints.
RE neohity Head ache ssrofula, or
a -s3 +trspEy indg suOn h ng's Evil
/ f-Is CON- GF5 siI,1ias J2uHdice Stone Gravel
.8.s Fe7..l irfeg Liver Com Secondary Symp-
L ssaS uarsties plants
Far Fevers. OF all Piles VSnsrael Afec-
e - con- kinds Urine lions
Efants (Uut Retention of Worms of all
Co. g. N&keues-, kinds
Ct.##s ,sy.els from whatever Cause.
-.f1i ii the Establishments % Professor HoLIo-
WAVE alden Lane, Nv York and pa strand, L.
6cu. f-t Boy al respecIate Druggists and Dealers
E .l throughout the United states. in Boxes, AT
-. ra.s- = cents aIri $50 each. To be had
49, =se OF the principal Drug Houses in the Union
> there is considerable saving by taking the larger
s.zas.
p Directions for guidance Of patierts in ever,
{ "a . re- affixed each Box 31yi.
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NOTICE..

NDEICE.
4 LII persons are hereby forbidden to dig, mine, re
move neral, the water from natural chan
nell or otherwise trespass upon the following described
lane, to wit: The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section No TO- township No north
two east And further notice hereby given any
person respassng upon the above premises
will be dealt with according law.
JAMES HUDGHAN.
Mineral Point, Dec, "a, 1853. 7v7 ly zap
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a. OEft E--AH persons hereby forbidden t.
~ mine, dig, remove mineral from, otherwise tres
upon the following premises, under penalty of the
law, to wit:
The north east quarter of section IL; the
quarter OF the south east quarter, and the north
quarter OF The south west quarter of IL Also
west half of the north east quarter Of section all
Town S, Range east of The fourth principal rdian
JAMES HUDGHAS,
JAMES CALLOW,
JOHN CAWLAY.
Mineral Point, May 25. 1854. 6mqs.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
Caution,

Ii persons are forbidden to mine, dig, remoyemin-
eral from or otherwise trespass upon thefolIowng
described premises, to wit:
The south east IA of section Sc, town 6, east
north y of north Ia, and north Is south d of
E IA of section |, town ), range 2esst.
And further notice hereby given any person oil
persons trespassng upon the above premises, will be
dealt with according to law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TOAY.
Mineral Point, July LIST, 1853. 36tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

FALtAssEE EAKlH FOR SALE,
Contiguous to the Millcdlkee & Mississippi Railroad
E WE will seIIthat vaua Bile Farm lately occupied
<NSH w by Mr. John Hand, together with all the
- Houses thereon. and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly 200 Acres of first class land Acres
of which is broken and well fenced. There is pas.
ture the same and well waered. Also all kinds OF
Farming Implements. And 80 of fine land near
Dover, Wis with comfortable House the same.
The above premises situate the Model Mills
Iowa County minute description of said premises
may be seen at office.
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PILLS. EEsE.S!!
LICK every man, woman and child he couutryy ho
l. MEDIA kind to suit you all, Say
Pulford's Anti-Billious Pills,
Fahnstock's Anti Bilious do,
ElTore's Improved Bilious do,
Jew Davids Honey Co ated do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do, Graef-nburgh do,
Mofatt's Pills and Phoenix Bitters,
Safpington's Ague Pills DIR .Bruce'sdo.
DR.. Brandreth's Pills,
Rev. O. Hibbard's do,
DR.. Angles Candy Coated do,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do,
And lots of other kinds Pills,
Which you get by calling atthe MiueralPoint
- Drug Store, nearly opposite Beech Store
S"vem her 49, r. ID. PULFORD.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
20 HOUsEKEEPERS.

EEOVEs, NITTS, &c-Mrs. Otis has On
III hand and will keep for sale pete
81 Gloves, Miits nbroidered plain Ha ndkereh;f
Fans and many other articles which the Ladies %
90 wei to cali and examine before purchasing else
""S'N'
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HDIBLIC NOTICE.-All persons are hereby
n notified not to trespass, Mine Dig, upon any of
the following described lands, without the
seht"r permission of myself my agent, to wit
Descrip- Sec. Tn. Ra. Descrip- Sec. Tn. Ra.
sSseq II y {. Sc whneq Is = .7e
W hneq&e va Is @
hnwq Ii " sc W hswQ II s' 6 e
6e Sc t &C e
section I" t'e whseQ l8 sc &c e
And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead or
other from the above described lands without my
written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
Riue Mounds, June 3, 1852. n33
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&c, Sc, &c, &c.
all which having been bought at the lowest prices
in the Eastern Markets, for cash, will be offered
adding transportation Thar full friends
and the public generally for the liberal patronage extend
ed him. he hopes by strict attention to business
and uniform prices and upri1ht and honorable dealing,
To merit a continuance of their esteemed favors.
i6 { JOSEPH GUNDRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

- ALT.-l25 sacks c. A. salt
- .. 90 oois ran. just received and for
''i0 - G, w. COBBfS,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

l. ID g X = % IL Il NJ tk : EKY
NIAGARA COUNTY, NEW YORK.
or The subscribers would call the attention ef the
wv Farmers % Iowa and adjoining Con ties 10 their
---4e- large stock of FRUIT AID Tpr
SHRUBS, PLANTS, &c. They have under cultivation Ali
the leading and best varieties 81 the Apple Peach
Plum and Cherry, well as of smaller as cur
rants. RaspberTies- &c of Dwarf Apples. Pears and
Cherries. We haN q large stock.
JESSE Il. WATTS of Shulsburg will act as our oapt
receive and forward orders and from whom can be OBJ
tanned Gaia ogues Of Nursery Great care has heen
taken TO ensure of varieties as il is ou in
tenon to cultivate extensively only varieties which
have been proved worthy of general cultivation.
Lcckport, October 10, 1854.
Those wishing to avail themselves of the opnortnniv
OF getting Fruit and Ornamental Trees from the celcbr
in time as there will positively be brought on
that are not ordered.
JESSE B. WATTS
Shu'isonrSs VS., oct III, lS54 4m49.
NALUAsEGE PROPERTY FOX sAr.E,
IN the counties Of Iotca and Columbia Wisconsin,,
IHSHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale the following de
IL scribed Real Estate:
4 of Und q ofn = of sw a of 90. town range
SW q OF w "a, Sec. -, Town s. Range ; East
r.. w = % of qr- q 5, :.
and f y of 4 or A. f. Q q
No. acres g 20 loo % of the Und north fractions and
OF n l. Or Sec Z. town 3, range east,
No acres "a % 100 north fraction No town TO-
range
No. acres AZ 9o00 fractional section a. town IL, range
Und Z Of Lot 4aVliet's survey, Mineral Point, Wis
49,, n.,.. w., DUNN & READ, Agents.
mineral Point, Wisconsin. 5.tf
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q $50,


The best assortment of WAGON and C7Ppr.
lures in the city Inc udinx Springs a. 1GE t1.
Brass bands Aalleable Castings, Carriage p, h"1ei
Which with their Iarre - och : x1oits &c,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

~ ACk Err ELMO. & Q in Bills. haIfBbbIs and
VA = Bbis., Prime, ust reed at GEO. w. COBB'S,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

IcaSE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF o
YEARS SFANDISss. CURED BY
t4DlI.t5A AVS PILLS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

t15sses and boys coarse Boots,
calf do
- do
Il BOYS coarse and fne do
= women and Misses coarse and fine Bootees,
II = chiidreus assorted Boots aEd Shoes.
Iss-su3i be useless merate more as every one
~ E-ep the largest and best selected stock "a Bo Is
saoss ia Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
) ~ 81 manufacturers
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ANNAPOLIS CORRESPONDENCE.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 20, L

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 20, 1854
The transition from crowded city to the
silence and dessrtion of desert, could not be
more perceptible than the change which now
presides over this ancient city; and any one
who mingled with the throng lately pervading
our every thoroughfare, is reminded of the
poets language and exelaims, g feel like one
who treads some banquet hall deserted" 'Tis
not the person we mostly miss but what adds
mos. keenly to the loneliness is the loss of those
generous and manly spirits which animated
the breasts of SO large number of the mem
bers of the Legislature of Maryland, for 1
venture to assert, that no set of men ever as
sembled together possessing more generosity,
more sociability, or more friendly feelings
towards each other. Party prejudices and
partialities were banished from their social
intercourse, convincing us that there is q law
in nature that acts in harmony with the affec-
tions, and brings such meetings about Fresh
and green will ever be the "reminiscences asso
ciated with very many of the moments spent
will last while memory lives Whatever may
be the results arising from the labors Of the
late Legislature, no one can justly detract
from their industry, zeal, and honest purpose
to do their duty to their immediate constituents
and the State at large.
The citizens of this place are anxiously look
ing forward to the early action Of Congress on
the appropriations asked for tho completion
of the Improvements of the Naval Academy :
On their action rests the employment of the
mocha nics here The season has already
opened when, they should be employed, or
else they must seek in other cities that which
the Government neglects to give them here.
At this time, not the sound of hammer, or
the jingle of trowel, is heard throughout
the public grounds, while half finished i'm
proyements are deserted. Upon the authority
Of Madam Rumor, it has boon asserted that il
! is determined to have all fartherimprov
done by contract We had hoped that the
Government, and the Navy especially, had
had enough Of contract work but unfortu.
| nassiy sons parsons ahoughts qare SO warped
with the idea of saving few dollars end cents
on the first cost, that they never permit theil
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judgments to look to the future, and investi.
gate the result Of half done work. But it is
generally, hoped that, on second sober
thought, the work will be done as heretofore,
and done we'll. Annapolis is entitled to some
rev OF the crumbs which fall from the Gov
eminent; but by the contract system, capital
lists from abroad will swallow up all that
should legally be distributed among our own
citizens.
otern winter has not yet taken leave Of us,
put after few gentle days inviting and court
ing the bud and blossom, we are again SILVER
ing with the northern blast, threatening to
destroy the early fruit Much fear is enter
tanned that every apricot will be destroyed in
this neighborhood.
A visit has been expected for some time
from the Hon. Secretary of the Navy. We
shall be pleased to see him in our midst at any
Tune tina. we may be enabled to extend to him
the inequalities of our city and that he may
see for himself tho wants Of our mechanics
More anon. t7 sr.s MALACHI.
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. - rie COMMUNICATED.
CORRECTION -GeutLeusep The article in
your yesterdays local column headed "Runa-
ways is quite erroneous. The Two negroes
for whom search was made at the Rev. j. C.
Smiths, were, aud are, as free, as right and
law can make them. ~ If either or both of them
were yielded up to any claimant it must have
been for the purpose of putting stop, for the
time, to an unpleasant F" contention, and with
no view to acknowledging an illegal claim.
The thing chiefly to be regretted is, that as
the article reads, Mr.. Smith, or his family,
than which nothing, could be more unjust.
Your informant had but one side OF the story.
and it happens, the wrong one. Please in.
sert this for the sake of TRUTg.
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E3- CURE OF SCRoFULi TEN YEARS STANDING -by
ehe use OF kidweii's Beael, Drop confirmed by the
eetuncate OF Mrs. Emerson, of Alexandria, who has
g,ined considerable reputation for the treatmehs of
Ulcers, DC Mrs. T. will give further information to
any one visiting her relative to the The char
ater OF the BEACH DROP is fully established that
no one doubts that it possesses greater medicine
virtues than any other preparation manu- factured
for the cure Of Scrofula Bronchii Diseases Rheu-
uatlsnl, DC. Strangers visiting Washin zton who
have friends afflicted with such diseases can have it
sent to any part of the United States securely
packed. See further evidence on first page of the
"Staf,' &c aT-Tl' a.E..--r1.
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BALTIMORE, March 81. lp. x.-rlour
duller; sales Of 1900 barrels of Howard
Street at SGl2: 1926 asked for City
Mills. Wheat; sales of 500 bushels at
S1.73 for red, and at $l.I2a$l.75 for
white. Corn; sales of 10000 bushels at
66a1O cents for white, aud at 6Sa70 cents
for yellow. Oats: sales of 1909 bushels
at 44a41 cents. Rye; sales at s3a?5 cts.
Coffee; sales at ll&alli cents. as.r