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HE REPORTED MURDERs-We published
saturday morning brief paragraph stating
that woman and her four children had been
murdered in the neighborhood of Buchanan
A lady in this city, sister of the person re,
ported to be murdered, received a letter
Thursday night informing her that the muir.
aers had taken place. Nothing in eonfirma
uon OF the report having come to hand, we
are inclined to believe the communication to
De hoax-and we certainly hope to hear
that it is. But how can we speak of the be.
ing VINO could trifie with the feelings of any
ONE much less female, in this manner p
We learn that the communication was the
cause of intense distress and suffar;,
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STEALING TIMBER-John WoOdson a
white man, was captured by Waterman Scale and
his partner, last Saturday night while in the act of
stealing piece OF timber from a new building on
the corner of LIST and Franklin streets. and taken
to the cage. When brought before the Mayor yes.
terday, John declared upon the honor of a gentle.
man and by all that sacred, that he had no in
tention of stealing it-that he had struck his face
against it, and was merely moving it to prevent
other persons from similar injuries, but the yarn
was mo go"-the Mayor would not believe him
and he was therefore committed to the guardian.
ship of Sergeant Martin, to be cared for until the
next term Of the Hastings Court when he will be
made to answer for attempting to appropriate
the goods Of another to his own use in violation OF
law
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The WEATHER WIS very warm, yester
day-particularly so in the sunshine.

In this age of steam, Carriers SPANISH MIXTURE
i, filing large space in the public mind the as
prompt action in tho worst of Liver Disease;
lgia rheumatism, Mercurial Diseases, and all
diseases arising from an impure state of he Blood is
winning for it a reputation which IS becoming
world wide" 1t is certainly the only Medicine yet
known which does possess positive and specihc ac-
ton over the Blood Try it at once-the SOONER TIL e
BETTER.
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KEYSVILLE

Mr.. JoHs d. PnIDDY, the present pronr;s
tor Of this place, offers it for sale at ,uhl;o
auction on the l2th of July, as will ba &C.,,
by an advertisement in the Dispatch Kavs
vile is very desirable location, and wor,a
make the fortune of any enterprising bus;
mess man who might get possession of il
It Is immediately on the Danville Railroad
Is miles from Richmond; and must, there
fore, be the "HALF.wAY HOUSE" between
Danville and Richmond, as the distance be.
tween them is about $50 miles. The land is
good. and very, susceptible Of Improvement
and ths water y yery ins, The, place con.
ststptea ? railroad rendezvous Tor the trade
ndtsayAi,0f . large district OF country. and
sss2wsss % - WITH prdirny tact and ener.
g: w. gs = presp stpus Man. See the ad-
'Ns'a f'ssTas 70 ,'slz5g 'tis;ssaf ss.g.
EiUdtaa zszItfss .nasa
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.-The police have
been instructed to examine, with care, the streets,
lanes, alleys and other public places OF the city, and
report to the Mayor ell nuisances having tendency
to create unpleasant odors and disease. These pre-
cautions are absolutely necessary at this time to
protect the health of the city, and it is earnestly
hoped that all good citizens will aid the police in
removing from the corporate limits whatever may
have tendency to produce disease
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IMPROVING THE Cry HALL.=Mr. v

IMPROVING THE Cry HALL.-Mr. Will
liam Forbes builder in this city, has contracted to
repair and alter the interior of the City Hall, and
yesterday morning his employees commenced the
operation OF pulling it to pieces, in order to again
build it up. The present plan is, to improve one
half of the Hall at time not to interrupt the
operations of business usually transacted in the
offices of the Mayor, Chamberlain and Clerk, but
this will be almost impossible, as men can neither
write nor speak when the din of dozen hammers
are continually sounding in their ears.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN

from New York, yesterday.
NV Jamison, K Stevenson, Crockett, F J
Osborne, Linn, NJ 0arrard, Parry, w Wood,
WINDY, Nj Wilzinski, Martin, Price, g Stacy,
taed, Mr. Mealsle, Mr. Rose, Mr. Delnore, MIR Schu-
bard, Mr. Lickhardt, ] Avery and lady, Miss Fl
Waddel Mrs J Silston. r Price and lady, N Per
ry and lady, Miss Keitt Miss Powell, Mrs Williams,
o Powell, L Smith, N Cort, Smith, King, J c
Field. J Carter and lady c Hopkins and lady, NJ
Plumb and LADY, Miss Bracknell. Mrs Pease and
child, r T Pelham. Mr. ia kson, Mr. Aylett, W +
Wright, lady and Child, MIR Vannerson. Mr. Galaher,
Judge Halyburton and daughter, Col Wiley and son,
Mr. Fisher, S Foster. Miss Guy, Libby, X Heth Mrs
Cavendy and two children, and Is in steerage.
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THE REsERvoIR.-Pure water is one of
the essentials of health, and it is therefore very I'M
porant that the water furnished in the city should
be of that character. We understand that the re-
servoir is literally alive with fish of all kinds, and
as there is some danger OF their being diseased
probably dying-and thus rendering the water i'm
pure, we would suggest to those having authority
to see that the reservoir is enlptied and washed
out forthwith. The trouble will be well repaid in
furnishing our citizens pure water, untainted by
the essence OF dead fish, while the health of the city
may be preserved by this course.
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THE Stud OF Horses is unsurpassed in
l. the country, and the proprietors have secured
the services trom the various European and Eastern
estabishuents) of the most talented company OF
Equestriaus Gymnasts, Athlete and Clowns, which
has ever travelled in the W est.
To be accompanied by the celebrated Bugle and
String Band of Richard Willis, from New York, who
challenges competition.
For list of performers see bills.
~ Doors open at q o'clock, 2. NJ.
EP- Admission so cts. Children under 10 years and
servants half price
wAfternoon performances the Esd and 9th At 2.
O'Clock j. l5-st
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The Bitter BIr-William Brown ap-
peared before the Mayor, yesterday. TO answer the
charge of assaulting James Childress in the first
market on Saturday last Four or five witnesses
were examined in the case, all of whom proved
most couclusivey that Chidrees was the aggressor,
and that Brown did nothing more than give him a
kick, after being assaulted. Under these circum.
stances the complainant was held to bail for his
good behavior In the sum of 800, and the defen-
dant ACQUITTED.
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G1LLIE's CREEK.-Complain was made
to the Mayor, yesterday that Instructions of tenn
purary and dangerous character were being placed
in Giilies creek, Sharps mill, and his official
power was invoked to prevent the consummation
to be passed lightly by, and we may therefore
expect to her of summons or an Injunction in a
daV tyyn
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THE EAGLE INFANTRY, under the COM

The EAGLE INFANTRY, under the COM
mand of Capt. Bay, talk of paying visit to Nor
folk Portsmouth and Old Point, on the 4th of July,
and, we believe have partially arranged to do so;
but as they contemplate going their Gown hook
it would be well enough for them defer their trip
to another time, committees have been appointed
ment of Virginia Volunteers grand entertainment
on that day.
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20 We learn from the Newport, tR. ~
Herald of the Times, of the 18th inst N
the remains of Miss CATHERINE HAYES, late
of this city, and formerly of Newport, had
arrived in that city in charge of the Rev
Mr.. MrcHELBAcHER, who deposited them in
their final resting place in the Jews Gene.
terry. In the same burial place, had been re.
Gently deposited the remains of the late Ju.
DAN TOURo, Of New Orleans.
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DIED.

On Monday morning, 10Th inst, VIRGINIA,
youngest daughter of Thomas and Sarah Ann Nailor,
aged one year, one month and % days. The friends
and scquantances of the family respectfully in
vted to attend her funeral this Tuesday) morning at
10 O'Clock, Main and 9th street.
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SEVERELY BEArEN.--NelsOn, negro
man. owned by Mrs. Emma Nottingham, was vo-
lenty end cruelty beaten by number OF men, on
the south side OF the basin, last Sunday night
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Nuw sPUc1AL NoTTCrs.
ur 4ALE or VALvApLE REAL EsrATx

LARGE EALE or VALUABLE NEAL ESTATE
on MARSHALL AND FIRsT, AND FoUsTH AND FIrTH
SITS. At AucTIos.-We request particular attention
Gins at ia O'Clock, r. NJ of valuable improved and
vacant property at the corner Of Marshall and lat
streets on the west line Of 4th, between Clay and
Leigh streeta and on 4th and 9th streets North of
Lsish sdieinins the residence Of Mr. T.. w: De Voss
and others detailed description Of which, 40 well
the terms of SALE may be seen BY reference to the
auction head In another column.
lie 20 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auets
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RIcHMoSD.-We publish this morning
quite fiattering description of Richmond
from the Charlottesville Jeffersonian A
paragraph in this article, relative to adver.
Using, is worthy the attention of the mer.
chant. Our friend Alexander, of the Jeffer-
sonian, while keeping in view his own in
terest inthis respect, certainly makes sug-
gestion that is calculated much more to
benefit others. The principle is one that
deserves very general application. A lib
eral scale of advertising in the country or
interior papers is one of the best modes of
cultivating new commercial acquaintance
and extending trade
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~ The FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.--Attorney Genera
Sasnlns has given long and interesting opinion.
Ia which he shows that whenever it becomes ne
cessafy Tor the United States marshal to call cit
aens 70 nus assistance to insure the enforcement of
Tue fugitive slave law they become themselves Off
ger. sna agents OF the United States, and az much
eat',ieo 70 be literally compensated for their sery
esa oy inc government, and not at the cost ofIthe
Gnma n os.as fugitive This decision arms the
around him body Of abiding mes.' csnsb,e Of
successfully Feststing the ntmosteaorts al mobs 10
tAHart him In the execution Of bic duties ''
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ImpuprsCE p.-Nancy For
time a negro woman, was punished yesterday
morning, By order of the Mayor, ior reina impu.
dent and abuuive language to Emma barrighf,
white person.
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New BUILDING AssOoIATIONs-TO consist
of two separate Associations having same officers
and consisting of loco shares each to be regulated by
same constitution. &c. Members to have the privi-
lege of holding 20 shares in EACH In general priu
cpes to be same as the Richmond or Homestead Co.
By the above plan competition will be vastly ncreas
and expenses diminished Desrly half The pre-.
liminary meeting viii, be held TUESDAY, June GOTH
in the Office of Dir. ROSCOE B. HEATH. At the
conclusion OF the meeting of the Homestead Com
pany, persons desiring shares must call at my Office
as the list 10 rapidly filling up.
VIM. A. PRATT,
le16-3t No. 145 Main st
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GRAND CoEcERT.-James Macdonald and
his wandering plpers, are to give concert In Scot
tish costume, this evening at Odd Fellows Hall
The novelty of this entertainment. apart from the
fine music that may be expected, will no doubt at
tract large audience to hear it.
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Docs AND HoGs-Officers Pearce and
Tyler were engaged yesterday in relieving the
streets of dogs and hogs, and in their morning tour
succeeded in capturing twenty three of the former
and ten of the latter. Such trips pay ndsomely
to the treasury and it is little unfortunate that
they are not more frequently made.
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Musr LEAVE Jane Sampson, free
woman, arrested for being here with Powhatan pa
pers was ordered to get city register, or return to
Ter native county as coon as possible.
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LIME is an excellent purifyer of foul air
and should be literally used in all quarters of the
city from now until the dogs day are past. Clean.
liness and prudence are sure prevents Of disease,
while nth and intemperance in eating aud drink
Ing may breed contagion of the most deadly char.
act
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BAKERS Buffers are very fine for d.
arrhma and ordinary summer complaints. We
have tried them frequently aud therefore speak BY
the card
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, June 10.

ARRIVED,
Schr. VIM. B. Jenkins, New York, ice to Wardwell
l. Badger.
Schr. Eliza Amanda, Britton, New York, hay, M.
Downey.
Schr. Chas. A. stetson, Dill, guano s. McGruder's
Sons.
Schr. Hanover Whipple, New York, mdse. D.
Currie.
Schr. Eliza Messelrode Crsmner, New York, rail
road iron to Virginia Central Railroad, and hay to NJ
Downey.
schr. j, C. Adel'ne, Taylor, Norfolk, mdse,
Steamship Jamestown Cavendy, New York, mdses
and passengers.
AT CITY POINT.
The schr Juette, from Boston, is reported at City
Point.
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DIsMIssED.-The summons against An
drew Muller, for obstructing the side walk of Frank
lin street, was examined into by the Mayor and
dismissed, the nuisance complained OF having been
promptly abated.
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CHANGING PLAcEs.-1he old engine OF
No. Company 10 to be thoroughly repaired, after
which 1t win be turned over to No. Company.
We understand that the new engine now in the pos,
session OF the Liberty Boys" is to be repaned in
q style to improve Ito appearance,
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= - TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auets

AUCTION NoTIcE.-Particular attention
is requested to my sale of valuable Household and
Kitchsu Furuiture to take place TIL Morning at 10
O'Clock at the residence Of Mr. Geo. j. Sumner, on
18th between Grace and Broad cts
lie 20 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct.
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NorIcE.-By request of the g You've
GuARpv and several members OF the different church
es, the ARMoRY BAND will perform upon the Square
every THURSDAY NIGHT, instead of WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, as heretofore. J. B. SMITH,
ia 2O-St Leader.
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"a I e .7sif q; 49, Sad - y al tss-tlass1 -.
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Toy TO THE PUBLIC.-Those wish

~ ing the good thing. of life. win call and try
glass OF A. A. 0EORGEG CO.'S never fainns s!eanl
of cool Mineral and Soda Water, and few OF their
fine favored Napoiesn C'ssrs which have been %
much admired BY the smoking public: -,
Also, supply of Flinrs Diarfh9s Mixture. which
has been 90 hishly recomne nded by those who have
used It. je sol A. A. GEORGE CO.
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE HOME
STEAD COMPANY will be held at the Office of the
Secretary THIS EVENING, at 8 O'Clock. P. NJ.
il 20 r. B. HEATH. SecY
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GRAND
ESTRIAN FESTIVAL

JAMES N. JUNE l. CO.'S
Newly Equipped European and American
CIRCUS,
Will perform at Richmond, Council Chamber
Hill,
JtrNE 22D On AND 24TH
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M ETROP OLITAN HALL-ON
Nl FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR THE EX-
GU AAnE IJnTEI RICHMOND VA-Is ono NJ

M ETROP OLITAN HALL-ON
lXl FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR THE EX-
CHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.-Is one Of
the most admirably arranged CONCERT HALLS In
the United States for Musical ENTERTAINMENTS"
the exhibition of Paintings, Public Lectures etc
The proprietor, Mr., RoEERr A. MAYO, with his
Characteristic and literally, has just had this
Oyphean Temple refitted and furnished in rnagnif,
cent styie and the seats have been go changed and
undermined that sixteen hundred persons can readily
be accommodated. The floor has also been raised, in
cnng from font to stage, that the audience from
every portion of the room can readily see all that
transprs. in front of them In addition to this the
walls and ceiling have been superb,y frescoed and
painted adding greatly to the general appearance ct
the Hail.
Since the above improvements have been made,
the sound of thu Hall has been thoroughly tested by
Efficient observation-disclosures entail and vocal-all OF
whom declars it TO be inferior to noue other in the
u. States, for soirees, etc =.
in every respect that it would be impossble to add
ANYTHING TO its beauty general effect. II Is now
ready e. let for Concerts Lectures the exhibition OF
Public Paintings and other purposes. Thoss who
wish to rent it, can do SO by adaressing oy
Agents and Collections.
Pearl at Richmond Va lie 20-2awSw
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NEW BOOKS.-GEO NJ WEST, Nos

NEW BOOKS-GEO NJ. WEST, Nos.
~ 5 and 6 Exchange, offers for sale
Leather Stocking and Silk, or Honter John Myers
and Bis Times; story of the Valley of Virginia
Price 81
Twenty Years in the Philippines translated from
the French of Paul p. De LIS Geroniere, Chevalier
of the Order of the Legion of Honor-Sl
Flora Lindsay, or The Adventures OF an Eventful
Life; by the author of Mark Hafaleston, &c-75c
Aubrey; by the author of Castle Avon, &c-Pa
per, SOC.
Cooley for July, beautifully llustrated-25c.
GEO. Nj WEST
ie2O Nos. and Exchange
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- FOR RENT-A very desirable
Ill House on Union Hill, recently occupied by
Mr.. VIM T. Francis. Possession be had iu1me
d.ately ED. ID. EACHO,
10 20 General A gent and Collector.
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A CARD.-I hereby certify that the
ADrutsena Medicines in the store of A. A. George
Co., No. 222, Broad street, corner of 4th, formerly
occupied by myself, perfectly fresh and of the
very best quality, having had large stock previous
to my leaving that store. Also large assortment of
Fancy Articles including French, German and Amer:
lean Colognes; Hair Tooth and every description Of
Brushes Combs and of the largest assortments of
Fancy Soaps, Pomades and Hair Oils, Tooth Pow
ders and Fancy Boxes.
A A. George l. Co. are agents for my celebrated
Cough Mixture, which can also be had at my office
on Governor street.
lie 20 THOS. LEONARD.
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.sLzs toi L,,W sdii sssd s li1UTJ
-fAazIxE II 4 sia wv
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CUPERIOR SUMMER CLOTHING
~ Black Alpaca Sacks, with velvet collars; do Me-
rino Frocks do white and coPd duck Linen Ffocks;
Vests in great variety Gauzs and Merino Shirts &C.,
at unusually low prices for cash, at
J. ID. GOODMAN'S.
lie 20 No 1884, Main St
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NEW EDITION OF CALLS RE
IN PORTS-First volume ready. Reports of
argued and sjudged in the Court of Appeals of
Virginia. by Daniel Call; in six vols vol Sd edition.
to which-besdes the Notes OF the late Joseph Tate,
Esu-are added copious references to Statutes and
subsequent sdjudications the subjects by Luz
clan Minor, Esq, Counsellor at Laws.
Just published and for sale by
MORRIS 81 Main st.
The second and third volumes will likewise be
shortly issued, revised as above. ie 20
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Hm FOR kENT-A very desirable Store
HA and Family Residence, on 9Th street. between
Byrd and the Canal. Possession can be had in few
days. EDW'D ID. EACHO,
20 General Agent and Collector
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RUTTER.-A few Kegs very nice Table
II Butter. For sale by
Z. II. SKINNER.
Je 70 Cary street.
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EOR ICE WATER.-DOuble Britannia
Il covered Pitchers. made expressly for keeping
water cool A supply Just received at
STEBRlNS, DARRACOTT y co.'s,
ie 20 lef Broad 81.
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did diamond found in Manchester by MIR
Benjamin Moore, has been deposited by him
in the office of Mr. Lewis Hill, on Governor
street, adjoining the Reading Room, where it
will be exhibited for few days. previous to
its being taken to n. York and thence to Eu-
rope. All who desire to see this splendid
specimen of a Virginia diamond can crafty
their curiosity by a call at Mr.. Hills office.
BY referring to our advertising columns,
it will be seen that the fortunate finder of the
diamond will exhibit it in person daily during
the present week, between the hours of IL
A. NJ and P. M.
We advise our citizens generally, to make
call on Mr.. Moore and make themselves
acquainted with the remarkable lustre, form.
texture and most wonderful structure of the
diamond, in order that they may be able
hereafter TO recognize that valuable gem
and not pass it by UNDECIDED or suffer
it to slip through their fingers as was the
case not long since with lady of this city
who asserts positively that a crystal, feeling
and appearing in all respects precisely like
the one now to be seen at =. Mr.. Hills Office
was found by her children on the river bank
and for several months remained on her par
lor msntelpiece among other mineral speci-
mems, and that a foreign gentleman visiting
the family desired her to give it to him, which
she did, and now, since seeing the Om-i- Moor
she is confident the present thoughtlessly
made to the foreign gentleman was no more
nor less than diamond Of the first water, pro
badly worth many thousand dollars. Now
ifthis worthy lady is correct in her recollec
ton as to the diamonds peculiarities, il
would go tar to establish the fact that Vir.
GINA may beast of Diamond District
among her mineral treasures.
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WINSTON u POWERS have in store
w Beef Tongues. canvassed Hams; Bacon Sides
and Shoulders; Lard pals kegs and barrels; Caret
Wine; Champagne; London dock Brandy; pure " his
key; Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines Mustard; Gun
powder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea; Adaman-
tine, Sperm and Tallow Candles; Refined Sugars of
every kind: Syrups and Molasses which we offer to
the trade. je 20
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Admission so cents. Tickets, to admit and lady ana
gentleman, 70 cents. Children half price.
Doors open at y; Concert to commence at 81.
lie l9-2t*
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ie 16-3t

HAY-5O bales prime NorthernxHAY,
IL for saleby
lie 2-lt* J. Il +. CLENDINING,
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CORN MEAL LEO Bushels
4 for ssle-a superior article
10 20 BROWN & SHOOK.