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DRISHES. - Floor, Hand, Scrub and
- busting Brushes; Pope'sHead, Bottle and Cloth
Brushes White Wash, Paint and Marking Brushes;
Crumb and Plate Brushes; Shoe Brushes, in great
variety; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes, for
cleaning silver ware Sc italian Wisps, &c. For
sale at iS7 Main street.
ia 10 BURNLEY CO
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WM. w. HAkVIE, ArToRNEY AT LAW,
w will continue 10 practise in the Superior and
Interior Courts of the City of Richmond aud County
Of Henrico.
Office on Governor street, doors below Franklin.
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ADDITIONAL EASTERN NEWS.

There is no political news of Importance by
arrival.
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/ AW kOTICE.-John Robertson and
IA PowhataH Robertson have removed their Office
TO the the Lynchburg and Abing don
Telegraph otice, on 18th street, between Main aud
Cary, ia Adm
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13

REV. DR.. JONES REsIGNED-We learn
from yesterdays Enquirer that the Rev. ALExAN.
DER JONES, d. d., who has been for more than four
years pastor of st. Pauls Episcopal Church, has
resigned his pastoral charge of that church, the
resignation to take effect from the first day of June
Upon the occasion the Enquirer states that the Yes
try of the Church adopted resolutions testifyine to
DR.. J.s anxious concern for the congregation, and
to the soundness Of his scriptura views and voted
him the sum Of $500 in addition to his salary
DR.. J. is gentleman who has won the respect and
esteem of his fellow citizens as well as his consre.
CATION by his amiable department and the gentle.
ness and courtesy of his manners and by his bene-
VIOLENT disposition and religious zeal. e
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DIED,

AT Aylet2s KingsWiiam county, on the 10th in
slant, Of pneumonia, RICHARD j.. youngest son OF
John P. and Louisa M. c. Lee, agedl8 months.
No more thy smiles my heart rejoice,
Yet still start to meet thine eye, 80
And call upon the low, sweet voice
That gives no reply
And list within my silent door
For the light feet that come no more.
On the 18th inst, at her residence in this city
Airs. SUSANNA PEASANTS. relict of the late
Gov James Pleasants, of Goochland in the Esd year
Of her age. Her faneral will take place tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from the Cd Presby
terrain Church, (Rev. M. D. Hoges) and the friends
and of her family arc invited to attend
without farther notice.
At the residence of her son, Mrs. MARTHA Il.
SLADE (late relict of the late John Slsde ESQ af
ter many years affection from pulmonary affection,
on the 18th inst in the esd year of her age. Her
friends, and those of her son, Mr. B. Sade, are re-
quested to attend her funeral on Sunday afternoon
at O'clock, from Centenary Church i
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RICHMOND. Nav u 1e.,i

NICHM0ND, May II, IE54
To EDITOR OF DIsPArGH 81 lave iusf read in the
Dispatch of the 10th publication in gard TO per.
sonai difficulty between Col. Charles A. Crump and
mvseH which tot Oily and grossly misre sents III
nature and effect of the settlement II not
papera and nothing was said ~ either party of the
publication Of the correspondence IL there had
been any such understanding essential portions Of
Conducted by verbal messsgea, would have been re
duced to writing and attested. Not only IL no men.
ton made in the pubiicatou of these material mat
fers but the written correspondence ID gssblsd with
the manifest deaign Of msrepresenting my position
Ia tbs affair. Against such an unjust proceeding /
protest. Meanwhile, OF such feel any interest In
regard 10 this purely personal aud private matter
must requesf that they snspena their Judgment until
il Is dus 10 my friend ORA e. Campbell. 10 stsfs
that he lives In comMunity In which the Dispstch
snot freely circaated thes efors pTohsbly not sware
my Sit JAMES n, A0NEW.
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KuNKEL's TRoUPE.-It will be seen that
this very popular troupe Of singers will visit Rich
mond again ON the oath inst They are very CAPT
tai musicians and vocasts and always ha We a fine
run of popular support here. OF course those who
have enjoyed their humor and music so many
times, will be glad to learn that the opportunity to
renew this enjoyment is SO near at hand They
bring with them new attractions
The Metropolitan Hall will have undergone much
Improvement by the time OF their arrival, and they
will be the first to use the renovated establish
ment.
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FATAL AcCIDENT.-Mr. John Hancock, nephew
Of the patriot Gov. Hancock, and occupant of that
we'll known mansion, "the Hancock House." in
Boston, whilst walking out on Sunday evening, &C.
cidentally made mis- step and fell down passage
way in Somerset st fraeturing his skull that he
died soon afterwards
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COMMERCIAL.

FLOUR-There were sales to-day to limited ex-
tent of Canal at SO S7l but holders generally de-
manded so. The arrivals are still very small.
VHEAT.-No change-$l 80 for white; 81 80 for
red. TaliaferrO Co.'s fine new mills in Manches
ter stopped grinding to-day. =
q CORN-We still quote 78080c with small stock
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FIRE.-Yesterday morning between three
and four o'clock, row of frame buildings, consis.
ting of four tenements, at the intersection of Mayo
and Broad streets, was partially destroyed by fire
The property belonged to Mr.. L. Wallace. Two of
the tenements were insured for $780, Three Of
them were occupied by Mrs. Camp, Mrs John Wal
lace and Mrs. Crear, and the fourth by book agent
whose name wedid not learn.
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL j H Edwards, Mo; F Il
Peabody and lady, N Naylor, J H Pumn eton, Mas
sschusstts; L Price, Phis; J 4 Agnew, Fl Ed; J
Granger, Miss Parkinson, Petersburg L Lands, C
J jones' Tenn; T Green, Lynchburg; Green, w
Owens M Armstrong srf and lady, va Morgan, 3
Henrico. -
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Mrs M Binford, Jas M
Binford, Portsmouth; VIM Wilkinson, Cbhesterf,d:
9 Dsbbs, ClarksyiIe; Scott, G 3 Wsithaii,
Amelia; R Ragland, Powhatan; Jas Sanders. Lynch.
burg; Robsrtson. Bsssau, Amelia; 8 Eldez.
Taylor, Halifax; w Downes, Va; C Clarke. How
ardsvie; s Stone, Manchester; J NJ Baker, Chas
City; T Linkens, Giles W Humphreys, Liberty; W
Jones, Wilmington; w B Walker, Farmville; Miss Y
Myers, Myers. Myers, Bot Springs; n
Garnood, Salem; Mrs Mills Fincaste; Shutter, la.
dy and son. Forest Depot; M Boyle, Lynchburg L
Stratton Powhatan. 80 70
UNITED STATES HOTEL-H Rawley Char.
lottesv lie ne Goodos' Psnther Gap; Davis
Amelia; n Pearce, A ] Allen, New Kent Rude.
sille, Miss Rudesille, Va; L Bayne, Moses, Luz
nenburg; Won @ Flournoy, Chesterfeld; X Mum
say, Geo Haam, BEDFORD; Nicholas, Aibsmar ne
N Levy, New York: Tn Fl Wilcox, Chas City; Gee
sTWPsGu, MeRIcG pssEsr psgs; veqsbs VA
w Bessley, Amelia. 81 II
EXCHANGE HOTEL ID Parry, Buckins ham: ]
Clarke San Francisco; w Kemp. Gloucester; Jno
miss M w Inner, WILLIAMSBURG:
"a Ruin, Hanover; L Harvey, Amelia; ] ID Me,
Srery, h Ward. John Ward. York; DR. Woodsen a,
Klein, Petersburg; z Barnes, g; DR. Southall
and lady, Miss Shelton, Miss DicEsen, Miss
Dickso1, M Todd, T Southall, Smithfieid w II
shore, Essex; Flanagan, Philadelphia; 8 Coles
Al6emarie; Paget, Arthur Paget 66th rest r a;
Sohn Bowers, bsiti Maynard, N G; J c White
portsmouth; x Qnarless Richmond; Gillian
Mis- Withrow, Lexington; Or Cooke, Fluyanns.o W
q q CisIk, Weldon; Or Fleet aud son. King ON
Ficklin, Ala; w T 8erees and lady. Providsnce
y Psnnybscher, Va; Mrs Sou .hwick, Boston: h
Cook Norfolk; w Wickham, Hanover + II Carter
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MARRIAGE OF KATE HAYEs.-The regular Cali
fornia correspondent of the Boston Journal reports
the marriage of Kate Hayes TO Capt VIM E. Bush.
nell, a popular river steamboat captain.
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HUsTINGs COURT The case of Angus.
tine Longenotti charged with libel OF John Chiesa
was terminated yesterday. The Court fined Lon
genotti $780, ttu,
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AocIDENT.-Yesterday morning Engine
No. was accidentally upset in turning a corner
when proceeding to the fire. fireman was caught
underneath and slightly bruised.
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HORSE SHOE MAcHINE.-A man at Allegheny
City has just patented machine for making horse
shoes, which will turn out twenty or twenty i've
per minute, perfect in every part By this machine
the price OF horse shoes will be reduced full so per
cent.
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DEFERRED.-The complaint of Catherine
Shad against Mary Hope, free woman, for the
scandalous and abusive use of her tongue towards
said Catherine, was by the Mayor, yesterday, de.
ferred until the 22d inst in consequence of the de-
PENDANTS sickness.
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JosEpH BAzzLE, (anything but "sweet
basil was before the Mayor, yesterday. for being
without his free papers Bszzle was ordered to
get them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13

ROBERT BURcH, mere lad, charged with
purloining shirts from the clothesIine OF free me-
gro woman, sometime in January. was yesterday
arrested by officer White, and brought before the
Mayor The case was postponed, and Burch gave
bail for his appearance.
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JuLIlEN's ADrEU re AMERIcA.-Many of
our readers viii remember the exquisite walfzes
played by Julliens band here, calledt the farewell
to America They have been published by Miller
g. Beachman, Baltimore. We are indebted to Mr.
WoopHoUsE for a copy.
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REV. DIR HOMES

II will be seen b. Aparagraph In our local
columns, that the Rev. DR.. Jones, has tender
cd bis resignation Of the Rectorship Of 81.
Pauls Church, to take effect on the LIST Of
June. In accepting his resignation, the Yes
try expressthe sincere regret with which they
part with their pastor, and the high estimate
which they place upon his exalted Christian
virtues, and his zeal and devotion to his ga
cred calling. These sentiments are alike cred
table to the vestry and to DIR. Jones, whose
high standing as a divine oftalents and learn.
ing, and whose pure and elevated character
have justly secured the respect and conf.
dence, not only of his congregation, but of
this whole community. DIR. Jones has our
cordial wishes, as well as those of all who
know him, for his continued usefulness and
happiness, wherever his future lot may be
cast. ~ 'sS $50 ' :
DEATH OF VENERABLE LADY.-We were
panied yesterday to hear Of the death Of the
venerable Mrs. SUSANNA PEASANTS, widow
of the late Governor JAMES PLEAsANTs of
Goochland, and mother of the late JOHN
$1,000 pI4' bEn''t>t"f oh0 va Ani. IL ~
PLEAsAHTs, of the Post. She had reached
the venerable age Of 80 years.
Mrs. PLEAsASTs was remarkable for her
intelligence and for the many virtues which
adorned her character. During the conciu-
ding period of her long life she retained
clear intellect and those agreeable conVersa
tional powers which caused her friends 10
listen with pleasure to her words. She was
a matron worthy of her age--she was one OF
the brightest ornaments of class OF Virginia
| women who lived during the revolution ana
the generation which followed it, and who
have never been surpassed by their sex in
| any age for intelligence, virtue and dignity
| of character Both as wife and mother there
were peculiar beauties in her disposition and
conduct Her devoted affection and tender
regard for her interesting domestic circle
were remarkable, and were rather increased
than diminished by weight of years. s
Her fuaeral will take place tomorrow at
4 o'clock, p. NJ, from Rev. Mr.. Hoge's
Church. At .4'e
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JAMES LEE, who stole coat from car
riage, Thursday, was arrested and brought before
up before as offender, and the punishment which
bis Honor awarded him was none the lighter for
this 53s} H s1f3 9aFt -
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PASSENGERS PAR SrEAMsHIp RoAsoxr
LHSsl ,sKissER.W L Frazier C w Petberb,iSs re-
BW MecoqsI, smith WI Martin Mccain
Nv Winston, Boutwell, K Moore n ciassd'
s Msn.os Hutshings Thorpe and SON.
co,, DuIsess ana LADY MIs 9 Gallagher, Mrs N
1 . Davis Q III Opperheim Can't Geo W..
nan iady and daughter, Mrs. smith. ME- = =
Ss ana is ssGa' n.s Fey Or csrmishse Camp
Brown. SnideI. w Dow, M Golden. h sss Y
and lady, and % in steerage haskell
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JOHN HILL, who was on Thursday fined
by the Hastings Court is not JOHN w. HILL, brick
layer, who is not only peaceable man but most
useful and worthy citizen.
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Messrs. STRAUs & LEGINsTEINE were re-.
ported to the Mayor, yesterday, by officer Irving,
for allowing water to accumulate in front of their
house on Broad, between 4th and 5th sts They
were told by the Mayor that if they did not remove
the nuisance by Monday next, he would fine
Them
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Mr.. GEORGE TAYLOR was reported to the
Mayor, yesterday, by officer White, for creating an
obstruction at the intersection of Cary and 9th sts
Mr. T. not being present, the case was continued
until this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13

AccIDENT.-On Tuesday last, boat conveying a
wagon heavily loaded with manufactured tobacco,
the property of Thornton Lynn, of Buckingham,
was capsized in the creek at Milton, N C.. One
horse was drowned and several persons narrowly
escaped with their lives.
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r OOK TO YOUR INTEREST--At the

IL old established Segar, Snuff and Tobacco Store
Main. corner of l1th street I'VE have On hand and
are receiving large and desirable lots OF fine old Ha
vana. Principe and American SEGARS. Also, fine
cut Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO. and FANCY
ARTICLES. he. To which we respectfully invite
the attention Of eur friends and the public generally
IL il nteution to keep general sssortnsnt con
fer inducements the trade at wiolesss and retail
by J. A. HARRINGTON.
u~uxx b III = u
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THE subscriber has removed to an Office
Il few doors from the corner .nf Broad and nth
streets, near the Powhatan House, where he CONT
nue.: to all branches 10 the Agency and Commission
Rusnsss. Thankful for the patronaee heretofore ex-
tended to him, he solicits continuance of the
ams from bis friends and tho public GENERALLY.
4&N aa4N.slsa JAMES ID. ELLETT,
ss.s General Agent aud Commission Merchant.
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THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
<NITR GREAT AND LIBERAL PROS

~ ~ -.
" pectus of S3o,qet worth Of the mesf dssaaips
property to be donated % oar pstreps We are osle
nined 10 close during November, lSsSs bal - We
win not be able 70 tsxe all who may wish V -
pievieus To thai period, and havins 70 sasn5 spp0s
fona for receipts By those snxicas 70 secure issM y
menhers OF tker families who wsfc Aet psspstsa =
win isane receipts to III who pay " VI IL advsnce
each receipt viii enlitIe the holder V sAsse ~ -
pioperty and vote In lis dlspositios and VIII 49,
81 receissd Z, part psynsent br aas picture .os ~
than &a-to - taken either before ~ sifsf NOV en
bsf next We viii forward rscsipts 70 81 e f.s
share thev NAV want ~ return uss1i. 81.
Al thoss y 10 may desire Pletssss taxsas - e9 -
iue ksrieuitufat fsfk vii piseee - 49, Il.
cauanunIcatl6ua tpost pa3) aAtyeses4 - eatess "
tie undsrslese1, viii le attsnfed g prenRS0 "a
~ Ees schedule Ard prosps9ssA - 81 sf2 a -
arse 8 - - Z rs. is Main - Klekaes4 n,
M IS IN No.lsl t1sin 4, aiehnoa4 "
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-90 ton Lump
IN WHITE ASH
125 do. RED ASH--egg sze-expected to arrive
in two or three days, for sale bv
nv IS Stiff SAML. P. HALVES.
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s-- -ta4L -.fe- = American Patriot
-: Jonathans Whittlings of War. &c.
All for the present week.
Subscriptions received to any of the above at pub
fishers prices, and the papers delivered in any part
of the city by faithful carriers
Remember, this ia the old established periodical
agency. l.. L. SMITH, General A gent,
my lS-lt 9th street. above Monument Hotel
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BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NE WSPA-.
- PERS AND CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, at
j. R. HOLBROOK'S, Franklin st.
Above Exchange Hotel
LEWIE, or the Bonded Twig.
yARA, or the Child of Adoption
{ THE OLD MANS BRIDE.
Miss Leslie's new RECIPES FOR COOKING.
MINNIE HERMON, or the Night and its Morn
ROMANTIC INCIDENTT in the Lives of the
THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE. -.
THE ROYAL FAVORITE.
HAPS AND MISHAPS, by Grace Greenwood
THE LAMPL!GHTER.
LIFE AND SAYINGS of Mrs. Partingt,n.
THE OLD BREWERY.
FLUSH TIMkS in Alabama.
VIOLET, the Child Of the City.
Now ready vols and of the Illustrated MAGA-
ZINE OF ART, handsomely bound in cloth, gilt
price 1926. - 800
HUNTS Merchants MAGAZINE, for May.
Harper's do. Il do.
knickerbocker do. I'D do.
Graham's do. t de-. -
Putnam's do. do. s
Leslies FASHION BOOK do.
Godey's LADYS BOOK do "a +
Gleason,s Pictorial, Flag Banner, Waverly, Sam,
Courier, Post Police Gazette, Citizen, Pilot, Irish
American, Spirit of the Times, Museum Pickayu e,
Dollar Paper; The Great Republic, N. Y. Daily and
Weekly Herald, Tribune and Times, and all the pa.
pers for this week. /
For any and everything in the cheap publication
line call or send to ]. r. HOLBROOK'S,
NV IS Ita Franklin ST., above Exchange.
NEWSPAPERS FOR THIS WEEK,
IN at l. L. SMITHS
Newspaper, Magazine and Cheap Pub. Depot,
9th st., doors above Monument Hotel.
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brushes Floor, Dusting, Scrub and
- - Whtewssh Rrashes; Furniture and Pl.te do |;
Wirdow and Wall 10. for sale b. 80
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PORT OF RICHMOND. May IL.

EXCELSIOR WORKS, CORNER nth
IL AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, Va The pro
pietor Of the above works is prepared to Plane
and Saw LUMBER of various kinds in the best style
and ON the most reasonable terms.
He has on hand quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of various qualities
PANNEL STUFF. both of Northern and Virginia
Pine, ready dressed which he offers at low price.
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order at prices that cannot fail to give salts
faction.
Orders solicited and will be thankfully received:
my Is s-ss.+z VIM. FORBES
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IHihIY-FlNE THOUSAND UoLLAho
WORTH OF
sa sai ssH DRY GOODS
e..s AT COST FOR CASH, BY
WORD, FERG USON s. G. O.,
No. 123 MAIN STREET.
INTENDING 10 make change in our
l. business relations on the Ist July next, We nov
offer our entire stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS. at cost for eash.
We MEAN WHAT wg say, and ask those in want
10 cali and examine large and we'll selected siocs
Of FANCY GOODS, comprising many descriptions OF
new and desirable Plaid SILKS, CHALLfES, BA-
REGE De LANES, 3AEEGEs, &c.
A large stack of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs and
yESTlNGS, LINENS, WHITE GOODS. EN-
BRoIDERfES, together with every description o.
domestic manufacture. 5E sg&8
Our goods have been purchased no.ty BY ths
package and many OF sle N at reduced prices on ouf
second trip TO the Nerthern markets.
We think rare opportunity u now offered 70 ths
consumers to supply their wants upon the most 10
ydsable teFms. .....as
70 our friends aud customefs residing at dstAsee,
ws viii cootnue to al orders entrusted 70 our care
nv is dim WORD. FERGUSON co
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

Auction decentralization 10 solicited
70 oui so A. MOTT co, Aucts,
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WANTED-An active and able bodied
w MAN, TO act as porter to our store. Apply
mmediatelyto
my 5 EGGLEsTON, FITZGERALD 4 co
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o. MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
I'M FOR RENT.-That most desirably arranged
RESIDENCE recently occupied by Mr.. William
Canal streets, aud adjoining the residence of Mr.
VIM Wallace. The accommodations ample, in
excellent order, and most conveniently arranged, be-
ing the most desirable residence for In the city,
Imme date possession given. Apply to
my Is 1t TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
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BAKERS FLOUR-Patrick, WsyRes-
AJboro, Folly McCluns, Mt. Scion and fline's cels
DRAFTED Flonr, ground expressly for family and Ba
kers use, for sale by
my IS JJ FRY.
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FOR II r E-FOr the balance of the
Il year, good Cook Washer and Ironer. Apply to
JAS. NAGLE, at his grocery in Rockets, at this
office. my 10 ST.
MISS LESLIE'S NEW COOKERY
WI BOOK. at SMITHS
Newspaper and Cheap Book Depot,
9th ST.. 8 doors above Monument Hotel.
3 THE WHIMSICAL WOMAN. by Miss Carlen.
WOMAN AND HER MASTER, by the author
of Gus Howard. Minnie Gray, &c.--5oc.
KIT CLAYTON, or the Hero of the Road-25c.
IVAN the SerE from the Flag of our Uniou-25c.
HENRY LA MUTT, or the Founding of the Castle
of Estella; from Gleason's Pictoral-25c.
New York MONTHLY for May splendid num-
ber-25c.
NEW RECIPES FOR COOKING, by Miss Les
lie; cloth-$l.
THE LAMPLIGHTER-SI.
THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE. by Reynolds.
MRS. PARTINGTON'S Life and Sayipgs-$I 25
MRS. MOWATT'S AUTOBIOGRAPHf-$l2 %.
HOT CORN-$l.25.
Together with all the latest publications and every
thing in the Newspaper, Magazine or Cheap Publ
cation Line for sale at
L. L. SMITHS Periodical Depot,
my l3 1t 9th street, above Monument Hotel.
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WANTED-A Partner, with capital of
w $1,000 to 5000, 70 join the advertiser in iu-
crative manufacturing business already established
business easily understood and one which any prsc-
teal business man, whether mechanic or not Is ca
pable of conducting. The best of references given
and required. full explanation given upon an in
tervew. Address III. r.. B, with real name Post
Office, Richmond, Va ap Cts
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CWEET HAVANA ORANGES.-lOOO
~ large and fine lust recetyed. for sale by
80 - s. - JUAN PIZZTNI.
my Is ~ MAXI door TO Exchange Bsnk
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a VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE,

= FOR RENT-A very pleasant
I'll ROOM suitable for an Office or lodging room
Apply to DR.. A. G. HARDIN,
INV f3-2t* -5ff5~ l4.. ts At his Office