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u Three thousand one hundred and sixty
lons immigrants arrived in New York during
>M day this week.
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~ joe Shiliington reeeives an the NV
soons ana .s f.s, psb.hed h
assmtis.a spe PEI, and all the Other Magazines
soFtnent Blank Books and Stationery AZ hss Ran
store, Odeon Building, corner Of ~ street. snd PEN
syivania avenue. m. Io
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Mr.. N. H. Young, an old eitizsn Of
Abtgdon, Va, was thrown from q wsgon and
killd, a few days ago
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WHAT NEXT The handsome village of
Feltvills, N. T., il advertised for sale OF lease
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U Ripe peaches have made their appear.
sncdn the st. Louis market We'd like the
pickf peck.
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FAsIFIcArIoN OF HIsrORY The Cincin.
natl Columbian asserts that the s.Dist of
WORN is the "foliage of our shade trees ~
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y. TIE RIGHT WAY And SPIRIT The citizen,
OF three counties will unite in the celebration
OF the 4th Of July, at North Adams, Mass. !,
will be conducted in the patriotic spirit of IA
and tho eloquent 2. Collins Lee, Of Baltim On.
has accepted an invitation to deliver the ora.
lion. - lLi4-z-F-. t5s -s~ -
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q Edward Hinckley, an eminens member
of the Baltimore bar, died in that city yester.
day morning.
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010 REWARD - stolen from the subscriber
WlO on Tuesday tnIug Juse 9th, anchorai
and fastened the V haif sbo i4th street bridge
. sma Ph lsdelphia clinker.built sAlLBoAT, with
main all aid jib
The above reward will be giv-n for the recovery
Of sa boat ard c,nviction Of the fhIevee $50
he return Of Ibe boat and inf rmatiou that will
lead 10 the detec ion of the -vs; $500 for the
turn OF the boat, or IL fsl ma i'm to where she
ca be fund, by 81. II V0SS,
!. 30-Sts cor. Pa ayen ue and 10Th st.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

The lower house of the New Hampshire
Legislature do not seem to have forgotten Mrs
Chicks ofS-repeated inJunctions about making
an effort Yesterday they made still another
"efOrt' to elect U. s. Senator-Mr. Wells
lacking but three votes of an election. 1t will
be seen, in another part Of our paper, that an
unsuccessful attempt has been made to buy of
Ave democratic members from Mr.. Wells sup
port The name of the rascal who offered the
bride should be given to the public.
The cholera has appeared at large number
Of points in the West and South. Much alarm
prevails in consequence. 1t has also made its
appearance on several plantations in Lon.
isiana.
At the time Of going to press, the looked for
steamer Europ, had not arrived at New York
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THE vIRGINIA SPRINGS, by roc,r
L Norman, vol, 1854
The Virginia Hot Springs, by Doctor Goode. 70,
1854
Burke's Mineral Springs Of West IN Virginia,
vol
The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, by Q ys
tor, vol
The White Sulphur PAPERS, by Mark Pencil, OSt
Trip TO the Virginia Springs. by LADY, psmphl
Also, Guide Books, Route Books. Tnvs ling Map
&C. FRANCK TAILOR
je 29-tf
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iO0 HHDS. Porto kico and vew orl-aps su
!ON gar for sale by MURRAY sEMMES.
ie 80 cost
HAMPERS MAGAZINE for July, q
III splendid nuiaber.
0raham's Msgsxine, do
Godey's Lady's Book, DO
Blackwo1d's Magazine for June
Received and for fale at
BUCKINGHlMs
National Periodical Depot, National Hote'.
je S0-2t
DiANOs.-the subscr. Der has just finished
Il 7.octsve PIANO FORTE, rosewood case ara
an iron frame, Of the most approved style, -hen
will sell very cheap ior cash or satsfaetoTy no'eS
Piano forte maker, corner New YORK aseoue, be
low Windsr's BuildjDg. T"o-'p~
~OLD Pc Ns and pencils Silver Tea, Table.
VJ ana Dessert Spoons ana Thnoies made Of ster
Gold, silver, light .tsel, and Garman silver speo-
tscles. ~ p
srect.cIe dIxsses for all sges, constantly on hard
ma can be set in old frames at short notice ana ~
. tnaI expense. For sale BY -
a. e. Z. LUkDY,
"So-" Bridge st1eet Geosestovn.
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Une large circulation of TIE SHAs
makes ii the most desirable cdusfissng me
dium in the District. 1t hos more readers
in the cities Of Washington, Georgsto'on'
and Alexandria, tkan Ct IKE other Hdss-
sngton dailies combined.
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PROTECTING The FIsHERIEs.-The New
bruns"ick papers announce the following
force for the protection Of the fisheries tbi.
season big Daring, twelve guns; steamer
6usrard- six guns; Canadian steamer Davis.
two gus; and two hired schooner Ala,
Inc Rogers and Sarah and Adslins, two guns
each
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an Order No. 3.-Nati0nal Guard
You sre hereby notified to meet at your ar
IY mi mory on TUESDAY MORNING next, the 4tt
" W Of July, at 4 O'Clock Q. N, In full uniform
with pompoon. for parade.
By order Of Capt J. A TAFT:
C. X. BISHOP, O. 8.
W,sHrN TON June o. 1874 IL So
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An UNHEALTHY rY.-Notuithstanding the
earnest protests Of its journals to he contrary,
Philadelphia must be an exceedingly unhealthy
place. As it is unlawful now to sell even
mineral water in that city on Sundays, except
To- medical purposes, every person wanting
drink Of this pleasant beverage, is first re
quired to sign certificate that it is drank az
medicine In single drug store there could
be seen the signatures of about 800 of these
sfSic h. oeonle
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A Lor Of Old NEWSPAPERS FOE SALE IA
- ~S V<<1~A may Ut
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8 Bens ilt Of "Queen's Chapel pa
UinLer and Core IT will re given at "Belie Ain
the re.idence Of Col. Brooks, about mile from
the Washington Gene erv, "a half hours ride oni,
from tho cfy) the 18th OF July next for the bepe
at Of QueeL's Chapel The grounds will be throw
CD IN to visitors at o'cock 8. m.
The ladies in charge OF he u ap'l make this g..
peal to o eeneIous pubic. and trust that eN.
snd agr~e~ble thrergh every department., til will
meet with succ Sc a. tho mo crate FUN Of 80 cen g
only will b. charged for sdmittauc-.
An omnibus will leave the corner Of 9th street
and Pa. avenue, at o'clock q. m and at O'Clock
p. N.
ie 24-ent4. hJulyH (rntpO
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T The I" Starr O0ee In locates -
ID ssrees, second deer west freo ASts,
near the I.petisn 81 10th Street aRa
PennsyIvasfa Avenae, nearly sPPe-
site % the Z" Kfrkwssd Hsusc,o lase
"Irvfng Hssel.o
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IN HH DIS. Porto kico and New ORLEANS su
!Ots gar for sale by MURRAY & sEMMES
IL 80 eoSt
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

NATH1A MAZURKA. compos+d aud dsd
- Rae-d 70 Mis- Cinthia r. Waldo, BY JOSEPH 6
foeftscn, just published and Tor sale by
TN o.. HlLBUS HITZ.
ye 20 ---.-.-. at the Music Ds,l
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lug, We Denevo. ....
Inc tenate's Proceedings on the Question
OF hatnylng the Gadsden Treaty.-It seems
to be understood that yesterdays executive
session of the Senate was devoted to the oon.
sideraiion Of the propriety of removing the in.
junction of secrecy from the famous debate
upon the ratification of the Gadsden treaty,
which is not thought to have been agreed to.
from the fact that the bill making the sppro-
rriation to carry it into effect was subseouent.
~ passed without the least discussion.
1t may now fairly be concluded that the
Senate's proceedings in the case are not tn
see the light for long time to come. s..
6 The New Postage Rates Act.-The main
feature Of the bill to amend tho postage rate
law, which passed the House yesterday, makes
prepayment by stamps imperative. This ia
the only change it provides for -s.
Death Of an Army 0dicer.-Lieut. Ferdi.
nand Paine. I'd Regiment of Infantry, died on
the 23d June, of cholera, at Jefferson Barracks
MO. He was native of Maine. and q eradu.
ate OF the Military Academy, Of the class of
l848. .l 'aaF -. -
Navy Lieutenant Resigned. -Lieutenan
u o. George holland, u S. N, has resigned.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dsps1 rmenf'-On yesterday, the 10Th of June,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books OF tho Depsrtmsnt-... ~
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X6 R.wAkD.-Lo-tl i.st week. . bcOvn
w whs eEaaiel SLUT. The name Of the ovJ
y on col ar 81 he . owe reward viii he usid :
NJ nousss je 2-lM
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WAsHuaron 1EWs A1p eossr.

WA8Huaf0H 1EWD AID GOSSIP.
The Consular and Dillomatie Rs1brm HI.
We are every day expesting that Mr.. Perkins.
Of Louisiana, will obtain an Opportunity Of re-
porting this messure from the House eenmit-
tee on Foreign Affairs. It is gres ly to to
hoped that Congress may dispose OF It ere they
rise. The subject has been sgitated In tnis CRY
81 years, and congressional opinion Is no"
we'll known to be fxed in favor Of great changes
ID our systems IN these connections, though so
far no esneral plan or details seem to have
been disestsd in the minds Of any considerable
number of members 1t would be WE'LL it
strikes us, for the New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Charleston, s. c.,
boards Of trade to appoint committees Of their
best informed members, charged with the duty
of presenting their views upon the necessary
consular reforms to Congress, who shall at
once prepare to press them on the members
through printed pamphlets, when the bill may
be sent to the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union. The House Committee on
Foreign Affairs have doubtless sought and OBJ
tanned the aid of the best commercial advice
within their reseh, in framing their bill. Yet il,
is not possible that those to whom We refer to
above can fail, nturning their minds seriously
to the subject, to throw great and greatly needed
Light upon it. At present no other Govern.
ment with the slightest pretensions to gene
raj foreign commerce, has consular system
so lily digested and working so badly as ours.
fh.t oT - nrv
commerce thrives, not through it, hut in spite
Of it; and with consular system equal in ef-
6ciency to England's there is really no telling
how much more vigorously it will progress
At present it is clearly the policy Of every
American consul, so far as his pecuniary in.
terest is concerned, to get all sbipmasters and
vessels abroad into as much trouble of nearly
all sorts, as possible; his emoluments depend,
ing almost wholly on his fees, the bulk of which
are payable to him only when master, sailor,
ship, or cargo may be in difficulty.
As for our diplomatic service, it will require
few words indeed to convince the man of COM
mon sense of the necessity for its reformation.
Thus, all American full ministers are paid
alike. The gentlemen who fills the London
or Paris mission, which requires vast exper-
fence as q statesman and the first order OF
well-tried general abilities, who must also ne.
cessarily expend in his four years moro thar
his salary, outfit and Unfit, is paid no more thar
the gentleman who may be filling the fall mis-.
sion to Chilli, which has SO far never required
the services of a person Of more than third rate
abilities and standing as public man, and ir
which, if he were to try hard, we question
whether he could get rid of more than half bis
pay and allowances, except at cards. Facts
like these show, at glance, the real necessity
for speedy and effective legislation upon these
matters.
Tho New Public Buildings Required i.
is greatly to be hoped that Congress will not ter
inmate their present session without definite
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INTERESTING MrMoRrAL.-People are in the habit
OF expressing surprise at any eccentricity In the
weather; such, for instance, As the recent snow
storm The annexed note (says the National Ia
telligencer) while It viii remind the reader of
similar meteorological incident five years ago, pre-.
sents an interesting memorial of lamented states-
man. who hardly ever penned an ordinsry note
without conveying some fact or idea impressive and
instructive:
THURSDAY MORNING, April 10, 16i9
My Dear Sir: received your note last evening.
folk, and shall be happy to see Gen. Mason any
time to day.
The 10th OF April, 1775 was so hot day that
many British soldiers on their return from "Con-
cord fight" fell down on the march, quite overcome,
and others olled the tongue like cattle
aud dogs Here we are, on the same day, four de-
grees further south, in the midst of a snow storm
Yours truly, DAN'L WEBSTER.
Major GRAHAM.
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PoLTTIcs IN NORTH CARoLINA-The gubernato.
rial contest in the Old North State wakes warm
Gen. Dockery, the Wing candidate for Governor,
is stumping the State, aud the papers of both par.
ties are quarrelng over his oratorical qualities
Here is specimen of the "verses" which have been
extensively perpetrated:
Il L0co's Solioquy on leaning the Court House, on
Friday last, after hearing Gen. Dockery.
'Heigh no! what mockery!
For US to oppose Central Dockery.
(toith bitterness) s...
oh dear mel D-n old Dockery,
He smashed in pieces all our crockery.
(ELit Loco in despair
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RICH M OND, VA,
FRIDAY MORNING ApsIL 81, 1854
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH

For the present week contains the report of the
trial OF Charles b. Christian for the murder of
Thomas Blackburn, up to the close of the fourth
day Letters from Charleston, giving the proceed
ings of the Commercial Convention and notes by
the way; Proceedings of the stockholders of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Editorials upon
passing events Foreign and Domestic News; Re-
ports of the Markets. &c, &c. Price 3 cents per
copy-Sl per annum in advance. For sale at tho
Counting Room.
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STEAMBOAT SUNK-The steamer Eliza, No. 2,
Capt. Bennett, from Columbus for Mobile struck
asnag few days since, while twenty-five miles
below the former place and sunk. She had full
load of cotton on board. all of which was saved
with the exception of some e0bales in the hold. She
will prove totalloss.
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An AMERICAN TURK.--Mr c. Carroll Tevs,
well known in Philadelphia, has received an sp-
pointment in the Turkish army, aid to General
Guyon, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He
has taken the name OF Nessem Bey, and by the last
advices was on his way to Trebisoad, and from
thence to Kars.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A disastrous fire occurred
In Ierre Haute, Ind, last week, by which nearlxa
whole square was destroyed, and twenty-o y-one bust
ness hrlns thrown out of a shelter. The buildings
were chiefly frames, but the loss is very great, as
they contained large amount of goods and other
property.
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wpwrsG ON THE WRAPPERS OF EEwsPApEns,
Ac.-t i decided by the proper officers OF the
Post Office Department that letter postage legal
iy chargeable on packages having writing, other
than the simple address, on the outside II pay
msnt Is refused, the party sending u cannot %
prosecuted for fraud. abe Department; ~ IN
attempt to CONCEAL the 4 |ag Il necessary to con-
slitate q fraud ss In the case of writing words or
signs inside of package of printing matter,
which 10 fraud, under the law.--Wash. Star.
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WHIPPING.-J. M. Anderson, young white man,
was convicted of petty larceny, in Mercer county,
KY, few days ago, and sentenced to be whipped
publicly on his bare back. Kentucky ought to re.
move this relic of barbarism from her statutes
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cure for hydrophobis is said have been dis
covered at Udine, the capital Of Fruili small pro-
vince of the Ventian Republic, by draughts of vine
gar, given by mistake, instead OF another potion.
4 physician of Psdus, Count Leonissa, tried the
same remedy upon patient, administering pound
of vinegar in the morning, another at noon, and
third al sunset and the man was speedily and per.
faoflv cured 81
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.U4LIAM BOOTH, UpHoLsrERER AND

WILLIAM BOOTH, UPHoLsTERER AND
W PAPER HANGER, No. 40 Main street, corner
OF l2h respectfully informs his friends and the pub
c that his Spring assOrtm ent of Goods in the above
line is now complete consisting in part of Gilt Vel
match, of both French and American manufacture;
also, Fire Screens, Curtain Papers Window Shades
Ac. with large assortment of Oil Cloths, Canton
and Cocoa Mating all widths Spring. hair and shuck
M4ttrasses, Bedsteads, Sofas Chairs. Lounges, &c,
which he invites to call sz:d examine before pur
shaslng as he is confident that he give sgtisfac
uon both in quality and price All orders thaukf ly
received and executed in the best manner and at the
'hortos5 notice. both in town and country.
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STEAMER City OF RICHMOND BIsABLED.-The
steamer City of Richmond left Philadelphia at her
regular time on Saturday for Richmond, but re.
turned again in the evening, disabled-from what
cause we have not learned
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DR. ROBERT C. RANDOLPH died near Greens.
borough, Ala, on the 7th inst. He was scion Of
the distinguished Randolph family of Virginia, and
served creditaby in the navy during the last war
with Great Britain.
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BANK RoBBEnY.-The State Bank of Indiana at
Indianapolis was robbed on the night OF the 5th
inst. The sum stolen amounted to SI4l5.
The Indianapolis Sentinel says the money was
stolen by q young Scotchman named Sydney v.
Howard, who had been writing for several weeks
in the bank.
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
w yard recently occupied by Mr. John T. Reeve,
on Broad street. for cash, to punctual customers
good WOOD, both Pine and Oak at low prices
Having number of hands engaged in cutting Wood,
! shall De reguarty supplied with it; Through the
ney, have placed slate at their stores where or.
ders be left and which will be promptly attend
ed to.
fe l0-Sm g. N DAVIS
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UNFoUNDED RUMoR-The rumor in reference
to the solvency the Saving Fund of the National
Safety Company, in Philadelphia, was untounded
The Philadelphia Bulletin states that the Savings
Fund is in perfectly sound state and able to meet
all its liabilities
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE-The building known
as Harley's Tavern, near the Allegheny Tunnel, in
Columbia county, Pa, was destroyed by fire few
days ago, and two children perished in the flames.
Two boarders were also severely burned, and one
of them has since died. Several strangers stop
ping at the hotel, 1t 10 asserted, are missing.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

ty The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that Of all the Daily papers Of
Richmond combined
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RATcLIFFE 4 DOUGLASS haye j,

n.,t .ss aore end oder fer ais--9s hhds 4 o esssr
fsr: Ie; ap ~ 6sIs o Sussr Is hbIs ysllou -
BncIs, Shoulders ,id ssd Middiinsss 50 dor psi.fsi
Coirsts,. so boxes brown and black Soap; 81 boxes
No ana W ssosE = kits Ne Mseksfsl; 1e0 tbls
estss PIP p soSa; 10 tercss Sal Soda 50 boxss Col
bbis Old Rns Starch; IS bbls Recti6sd wkisisy, =
endy part otsrd and very suns,;o, g gssibssss 8
sa:.pp Ssnspafss y sh ysry ns Ss. IoSssisfs ssaSsd
sscks Mar,hslI Salt. n 9h, Palyerised Sugar 40
repPsrmint Cordial; $40 Denijohns an S.s.. oes .
90 90: sss.s ,s10a. Sin pipe sns Holland and
Brandy: Allspice &c and nearly every ctSer sst;. =
- o1I IIuo. NH za-ff
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OFFICE ). n. Z K. CON F1Ey- :,
RICHMOND, April II Iasxs

'kIcHMoHD, April II. ls54 -
Hun the purpose OF repairing the Locks
ton Of the Canal, by FaEIGHr BoArs, will Be sus.
pended - follows:
l. At Locks Nos II and u from s4th May 70 the tn
raS At Locks Nos IS and from 10Th June to the lit
:I The trade between Richmond and New Canton
w no. pc interrupted by this arrsn gement and tie
h. intsn oe.wsen Richmond and Tye River Pond win
'e The eT,bbses[apsea usla. % only for two weeks
t; .ns racket Boats to contnus their regular
sPs without Interruption during the prosress Of re.
By oider ofthe Board of Directors.
..n ,a,.m WILLIAM F. MUNFoRD,
x :. -e~-w 80 Secretary.
|OsBORN E'S GREAT. NATIONAL
,o.;. rlCTURE GALLERY has been removed on
visitors. DaAA' auo ~ NO" ready for
Per.os,s .ae great D.sqsrrean Depot this
to pay them ws slssnins Pictures, will find this place
nected with this establishment has besn Tttsd IN +;
superb order Gilt eornicss with our Nations stars
dies Dressing Room will be found iacIns in notb;ns
that will add to the comfort Of visitors The aoors
rich satin paper Portraits of all our eminent rtstss
men adorn the walls-large chandelier ornsmsrs
bnp tns Ths The ssy light is the best that
d. Lewis's patent Butfing Machines. -. !.
None can form an idea of this establishment with.
out paying it visit. All the proprietor asks il cali,
to satisfy one and all that he has no need of self
praise or need of bumbugging the people with fesA-
fins Neither does he need to advertise to WORT for
A. w. OSBo BoRNE Z
Opposite the Exchange Bark. Z,
r One Of Nunns Clart's Pianos kept for the
% ueo VI tne Iaales- ap IA
SHINGLEs, &c.--l2O, 900 6 inch Cy-
~ press Bunch SHINGLES,
l59;ooo feet seasoned BUTTON-WOOD. superior
sooSS sSSSS dee. so seasoned So poprss do do. do
lS1 co. goo O., do do Michigan and Canada White
$1,000 feet ROCK MAPLE, for machine purposes.
5S'00o 5oo0o DO. Northern and Southern HICKORY.
5sSeS sS do DO. Oak a. Tob.seobos sGi soAhbs AsH
10000 do. Black Walnut BOARDS and PLANK
10000 do. !, l, IL, and inch CHERRY,
t9SstheT G with an assortment of st. Domingo MA
The continued favorable attention of the trade II
respectfully solicited. - -
fe Is BELVIN h PARKER
A RBOUR GOTTA G E.-PLANK
IA ROAD:-The undersigned has just completed
q very neat COTTAGE, on the above road 2i miles
from Richmond, which he will open for the recep.
| ton of ofcompany, SATURDAY, 18th inst.
Gentlemen viii find this delightful drive and
best quality only
The business will be under the superintendence of
his brother in.law, Mr.. e. T. SIMoNS, already ia.
yoraby known at the Saloon attached to the Arbour
Richmond.
He hopes, as he has been to considerable expense
and as such ar Retreat has long been wanted, gene.
ro1s public will lasthey ever have done) sustain him
in his new enterprise. r. w. ALLEN.
N B: Military Companies and Clubs furnished
with Dinners. s1 mill
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Neal Ballanga, for having in his possession coun-
terieit money, with intent to pass the same, has
oeen sentenced 70 Kentucky, for
eight ye
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sNow.-There was quite heavy fall of snow in
Greenville and Abbeville districts, s. c., on Mon
day. Snow in South Carolina, in the middle of
April, is a circumstance worthy of note.