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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

Row IN BUFFALo-Ihe Buffalo Journal
of June 9Th, giving the particulars of a row
" 1t seems to have been a sort of spontaneous
outbreak, without any other cause than the
mutual jealousy and dislike subsisting be-
tween the Celtic and African races" We
have very little doubt that the excitement
against the Irish in the north, is secretly TO-
mented by abolitionists to crafty their ven
geance against them, because they refuse to
enlist in the anti-slavery crusade s@
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THE STATE OF HONDURAS.

The New York Herald, on the assumpt on
that Gen. Barrundia, the Ambassador from
Honduras, has officially signifed to the Pre-
sident that he is charged with the question OF
the annexation OF that Independent State to
the American Union, goes on to advocate
very earnestly the policy of its annexation.
It regards it as a question of more immediate
and comprehensive Importance than the 'ju-
ba question. " The Bay of Honduras re-
marks the Herald, commands the passage
between the Gulf of Mexico and the GARTH
bean Seattle State lies in that exact geog'a-
phical position which will enable us not OF ~
effectively to check the Vaccinations of Hri-
fish, French and Spanish .emissaries, 'and TO
upset theirsschemes for the balance ofpow1r'
upon this continent, but the suggested al
nexation will give us the nucleus arouad
which we shall be able most rapidly to bring
in, upon the same terms, the other States u
Central America, to the west and the south
and of Mexico on the nerth. Honduras, in
other words, is the central point between the
Rio Grande and the Isthmus of Panama, from
which the work of annexation may be carried
between the two oceans-in the south, in the
west, and northward, toward the city OF
Mexico-simultaneously with our progress
southwark to the Mexican capital from our
present boundary. And, contemplating the
movement as check against the designs Of
the European alliance, it would be exactly
analogous to the breaking of the enemy's
centre in pitched battle, while his right
wing is outtlanked and borne down by superi
or numbers
The Herald urges that in the event of s
clear, unqualified offer of annexation, the
Executive should lay the matter before Con
gresS.
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REV. j. II. MoRRIsoN.--The Baltimore
Americam speaks in very high terms of the
opening sermon of Rev Mr.. Morrison, Rec
tor of st. Peters Church, Baltimore, before
the Episcopal Diocesan Convention of Mary
land. 1t appears to have been most mas
terly effort, and was listened to with profound
admiration. A correspondent of the Phila-
delphia North american also speaks of the
sermon in glowing terms. The numerous
friends of Mr.. Morrison in Virginia will be
pleased to hear that he is appreciated in his
new home. .... -
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OFFICE RIcf. 1 rETBo RAILROAD co

Jure 9Th. 1854.
rzr - rszzEa NOTICE.-TO PER
W. RsoNg SEEKING AN Eth
aIBLE INVESTMENT or MONEY Sealed Pro-
posaIs will be received ut this Office. until the 10th
day Of July. 1854 lwheu they will be opened in the
presence of the President Treasu-er and ore ~ more
II The Directors of this Compony,l for the purchase
# the SEVEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS OF
this Company 20 be issued the purpose of reco-
structing their road with heavy iron rails under the
authority ofthe Act of Assembly passed February
1851 and of the resoiutious of the Stecs OF
this Company. adopted on the 30th May, 1871 4
The principal OF these be payenie on tne
LIST day Of June 1875 and the interest Of seven per
cent per annum three and hsit per cent. semi
annually on the lst day of June and the 1st DAY 81
December of each year-the punctuai payment o.
both principal and Interest being secured by deco
of trust on the whole road aud other property sno
any time pom sixty days default In the payment OF
any amount Of either principal or interest. .
No bids for less than the par ysiue OF these oonos
inc uding from the LIST OF this month"; tune
1854 J. that being the date on which they begin to
bsar per ct, interest-will he considered.
The terms of payment will be CASH but from re
spousibe bidders eotiabe notes for threefourths
Of the purchase money. ia equal instalmenes with
per cent interest theron from the Let OF June. 1854,
PAYABLE ct s, and months from that date, will be
received as q security for the punctua payment OF
which notes. one-fifth of the amount of bonds actu-
sly paid for will be retained by the Company until
all oil the raid notes shall have been paid. 1s..
ANY farther information on the subject which may
be desired will be furnished BY the President Trea-
surer of the Company. 81 eaA.
By Direction of the President: /
Secretary and Treasurer r. & P. Railroad Co.
IN & Ttv1T ~ %
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Secretary and Treasurer r. & P. Railroad c.
ie 6--TuT hGStI5Jy u $50 ? 's

4RfA NEW SCHEDULE.-SPRING
- AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK, every TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY. iftAsss1
u. 8. Mail Steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas
Skinner, win leave Richmond for New York. in tu.
ture every Saturday morning at o'clock returning,
abe win leave New York for Richmond eveiy W ed.
nesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. Cavendy, will leave
Richmond for New York az heretofore every Tues.
day aftsrnoon at O'Clock; returning she will leave
New York for Richmond every Saturday afternoon al
4 O'Clock 81 -.tt ID
These Steamers stop q few hours at NORFOLK,
both going and returning. .. !
Passage to New York. Including meals and State
Steerage passage only.
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk will be
charged the same as by the other lines. ~
NIB Al Esissl LIyDLAM & WATSON
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE .. 1854.
:W- As the inside Form

az As the inside Form
of THE DIspArcm was going
to press last night, one of it's !,
pages was knocked into Pr"
i. g. broken into one confused
mass. The lateness of the
hour made it impossible to
put it in form again. We
are compelled to leave out a
number of advertisements q
other things that had been in
type for this mornings paper.
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SERIOUS CHAReE.-A man named Al.

SERIOUS CHARGE.-A man named AL
EXANDER SHANNON was arrested yesterday and
Gagged until this morning, when he will be bought
before the Mayor to answer the charge of obtaining
goods from George w. Gretter under false preten-
ces. We und erstand that the warrant was placed in
the hands of that energetic and spirited officer, Mr..
George w. III. Tyler, who executed it with prompt
ness. What the evidence is. unable to say,
but presume that it is pretty strong, the Mayor
would not have ordered the arrest. We shall give
the part cularg after the examination.
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= xTs~A PINEY POINT LINE TO
- - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MONDAY OF

fz1Es - BALTIMORE-ON MONDAY OF
EACH WEEK-FARE 81 ONLY.-The public are
hereby informed that the comfortable steamer MA
RYLAND. Capt. CHARLES (. MITCHELL, having
been entirely reftted enlarged and improved in
ry respect, is now on the route between Richmond
and Baltimore, once weekly. .s.E5H5 rs
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line
will leave Richmond by the morning train MON
DAY of each week at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach
Baltimore in the coure of the night, thus securing
connection with the different lines of Baltimore
the following morning in any direction. -. u
Returning, passengers will leave Baltimore the
afternoon Of WEDNESDAY, of each week. at 5
O'clock and arrive at Aqua Creek always in time to
with the nj ght line of the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company. -.
Fare in either direction 81. Forward Cabin passen-
gers the same price. but with meals board of the
Maryland included. t- t-a'
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, by the Newcastle aud Frenchtown
line, 50 30. For second class do 81 50-making the
whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia by this
agreeable line, Sc so only for first class passengers
and S. 90 for second class ditto, including meals for
the latter on board of the maryland" 4
For further particulars, through tickets, apply at
the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company.
- :. J. &. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
Office r. f. and 2. r. R. Co., >
RichYnoud March 6 1854. ( ma
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HANDSOME PIcrUREs.-We have had the
pleasure of exanng several fine daguerfeotype pic
tures taken by Mr.. w. C. CRALLE. at his rooms in
the Mansion House on Main street. some of which
exhibit marked skin as well refined taste In the
artist and fully establish his efficiency opera.
tor Mr.. c. 10 young man of talents, thoroughly de-
vo ed to his profession, and by study and labor have
succeeded in imparins soft delicate tone to his pic
tures rarely equalled by the finest touches Of the
most accomplished painters. We commend his gal.
iery to the attention of our readers many of whom
have no doubt already seen and been delighted with
the easy felike appearance OF his admirable NINA.
tureH His rooms are No 81, Mansion House, a,
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MARINE NEWS.
20 ARRIVED, rs ,sas3 sss
gebr Ejjzabeth and Eleanor Paysop New Yorl
PORT or RICHMOND. June 8.

ARRIVED, IS saast l. ss55
8chr. Elizabeth and Eleanor, Payson, New Yorl
gusno, 8. McGrudet's Sons 49, ~ ia s9
SAILED, fsnq1 fsast
.schr. josiah Achorn, Merrell, Boston, nidse.
Shields Somervlie. F $50 4.fs .;{sss7s
schr. Ocean, Mitchell, Norfolk and Alexandria,
mdse, w. D.. Colquitt 4 Co.
schr Mary and Hetty, Jones. BurwePs Bay, to
schr Wm Colquitt, Ksrwin, Baltimore.
Colquitt Co. 'e' - 80 ~
achr. Sarah Ann, Simmo ns, light. g.s : ssis..sI.
Schr. Sarah and Mary Wsstcotl Norfolk, light.
=, schr. ~. ~ h9tan, sprague. Philadelphia, coal,
schr. Manson, Films, Port wsithail to load with
coal for Baltimore. 3 Nee '3s5sI 4
from Richmond . 4 80 -
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,
N ROOFING, kc-Having just received from the
North large stock of Materials, am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and to cover buildings with Tin or
any kind of metal in the best uanner, at reasonable
prices, and with despatch. .9'....ss- = .ss.
have now secured the services of q number of ex-
ceient workmen In the various branches Of my bust.
nesa and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my line.
will find 1t TO theb advantage to give cali at my
store the East side Of 18th street, between Main
and Cary. 5a F. aez1l .s4
fe lit .--.-E IL. CHARLES I'll. LANGLEY.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, OLIVER GRATTAN dausbt.
er OF Geo, T. and Helen Holiness sged i6 mouths
hea unersi Will take place at her fathers residence
ing The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
4
March 10, at her residence 10 Ballyauter, Strana.
late Robert 8. Keaghey Esq, Lieut. R. N. ID. M
British service. -
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FOR THE SPRINGS.

Those cliisens going to the springs can have the
Dispatch sent 10 them tor any length ofte BY eav-
log their orders ut the Office. ,s Elza1
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BAD Wilson Powell, ar
rested on Wednesday, charged with stealing a coat
from w. B. Ross was examined and committed 10
prison, yesterday in default of bail for his future
good behavior "a --i.'1. ..e '5'
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THIEF CAuGHT-George Drew, a negro
fellow, was captured by officer Johnson yesterday
afternoon, after pretty severe race down 17th
street, and Gagged, charged with stealing sos in
money from Royal Blackburn. Drew is a fellow
of notorious chracter, and the city will now have
an opportunity of getting rid of hun for a time.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF RICH.
MOND AS the guardians of the city, aud respopsj.
bic for udicious application of its unds is 1t wise
or proper for one concern, notwithstanding it enjoys
he reputation OF being great monopoly, to occnpv
the entire attention of your day and night Police
a!lude to the case of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
aud Potomac Railroad Company, which, on Monday
evening last BY order of the Mayor, (who, am in
formed, Was likewise attendance) enioyed the
exclusive surveillance OF officers Wheat, Wcks and
Browning. If so large portion of the police force
of city to keep this in order
the taxpayers have right to require that fair divi-
dend otthe necessary expense shall be borne by the
Railroad Company. And, in this connection, allow
me TO suggest that hereafter in estimating the reve-
nue. of the city for any fiscal year. certain shall
be named in the budget, thes amount to accrue
from fines to be assessed within said year against the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomsc Railroad
Company. This arrangement will save trouble, by
enabling the Company to Settle up at once aud more
oyer greatly relieve our worthy and independent
Mayor by apprisips him in advance of the dem
tai as Mr.. Mantatni expresses ii. of the amount of
eecng one corporation by another, which is expec.
A
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LrROM PETERsBURG AND RICH.

LsROM PETERSBURG AMI hlCf1-
IsSTaa ~ N TIE wz sDRmV Va. ss
.s ssfsst end shs.pss rouis With Increased .
subtle viasing the virginia spf,ng:;
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at o'clock, :;
~ Sundays excepted By Msssrs; BOYD. Edmone
sssor the next morning at o'clock BY the DanviIls
Railroad, meeting passengers lesvns Petersburg at
s9sa n sas vii 70
where they will find line Of new and superior Troy
Coaches fine horses and experienced drivers in rcadf
viii reach Lynchburg early in the evening in time to
have good nights and take the Cars of the Viz.
yinia and Tennessee Railroad at o'clock A. M next
morning to Bonsack's, distance of ~ Hiles ID two
hours connection with Parish Co.'S old esssblshed
Inc Of Stages well known to the travelling public
for their safety and dispatch, well supplied with new
drvers ready to convey them to the Mountain Heuse
to supper, and after comfortable nightAres to the
White Sulphur Springs before 10 O'Clock next morn.
Returning, passengers will leave the White Sui.
phnr SPRING. at O'Clock, p. M daily Sundays en-.
septed) Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at O'clock,
leaving next morning at day light breakfast at Scotia
arrive st Bonsscps at Il O'clock, P. M-and Lynch.
burg ct 81 r. n. leave Lynchbare same evening BY
second morning, at O'Clock, A. Nor BY Stsaes al
~ A. Nor from to O'Clock in the meruine and
Southside Railroad to Petersburg and Danville Rail.
RATES OF FARE FROM RICHMOND AND
- ..zt1g PETERSBURG.
By Boyd Edmond's Packets from Richmond
Z and Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to White
sulphur Sprlngs.... %
By D.nyiils Railroad from Richmond and
Stages to Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
White Sulphur Springs. ................... 10 81
- '"'' ' spl'ns' :. ;THiioMAs SHARP
~ lift Sup't Trans Va & Tenn R. r.
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FLoGeED.-Spencer Smitbey, the free
negro who W as charged with stealing cask of lime
on The LIST of June, was ordered thirty stripes by
the Mayor yesterday, and then discharged
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MARRIED

On the SOth Of May at St. Paups Church. by th,
Rev Alex. Jones, D., Mr. ROBERT j. MORRI
SUN to Miss KITTY HETH HARRISON, b, til 0
the city of Richmond ~
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LADIES FAIR-The Fair at Springfield
Halt, on Church Hill is now 10 full operation and
hundreds are visiting it nightly : f b
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Ire HENRtco TRoOP-held meeting at
the United States Hotel. yesterday afternoon, and
proceeded to a permanent organization. by elect.
ing the following officers: IL
J. l. DAVIS, Captain. .z..a.-7-sszz-s.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, Jr, LIST Lieut..
r. r. DuvAL, ID do
p. GoocH, LIST SergI ...s-.tiT
~ DaNL GARDNER. Cd do.
ssg. ]. o. TAYLOR, ID do 3tF' e.
b. w. ROPER, 4th do. .87
DAN. BURTON, 5th do a-s *,
The meeting not being as full as was desirable,
he Company decided to fill the remaining offices
at some future time e=ase
The style OF parade dress was next discussed,
and as matter OF economy the uniform OF the late
Troop was adopted. The Company also agreed up
on the character of fatigue dress" to be used on
certain occasions ..l
The new Company has started under most auspi
cious circumstances, and will no doubt be prepared
for public parade by the 4th OF July next.
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An APoLoGY. We have been compelled
to omit our usual local variety fis mornins, owing
to the fact that the second page or our paper va
knocked Into Pl when the form was about being
put tn prefs
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" How long shall see the standard, and hear the
sound of the trumpet?"-Jer. iv. 81.
RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-DR LEON GEL
BARDT, Converted Israelite, will deliver LECTURE
in Trinity Church. (Methoaist) ON FRANKLIN street,
on next Sabbath evening at O'clock upon the reii-
gious condition of the Jews.
Jews and Gentiles are invited to attend.
je q-2tk 49,
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CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.-P o w
~ Frs, the only artist that takes the Flesh Tint
Da9uerreopes which has been prone unced to be the
best in the world has had his large skygh SO arrsn
ged as to take Pictures of Children perfec. those
taken OF grown persons.
Those no have tried at other gallerys to have
ikenesses of their Children and failed to get Them
have but to call POWERS, ct 1885, Main street. who
never tails to satisfy the most fastidious Sign of the
red flag, over the Bookstore of James Weodh house.
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t A CITIZEN AND TAXPAYER

AUCTION Notwithstanding is request
ed to the sale elegant Furniture and an unusually
large variety OF Housekeeping Articles in good order
to take place This Morning. commencin at 10 o'clk
at the residence of Mr. aM. II Mace corner Cary and
9TH streets See advertisement under the auction
head. .....- d. -
je 8 THOS w KEESEE Auct
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X Il MOVAL.
CAMUEIi SUTHERLAND, who,...,.
~ and refill SPORTING EMPORIUM ISs Ml,
the largest and most extensive stock Of (fJSs pa ss
FILES. PISTOLS, WALKING CANES. FIsp,nn6i,
TACkE, &C., in the State, together with ssns,.i
Colts REVOLVERS, all sizes
REVOLVERS of all other makers
PISTOLS of every kind and description
Dixop's, Hawkesiey's and Sykes,s P O Wnep
FLASKS /"
SHOT BAGS; POUCHES and BELTS
GAME BAGS; DRINKING FLAsKS
GUN WADDING -."~
English and German Single and Double GINS H.
the case or single one, ct all prices "
and other CAPS " ~
A general assortment of Pocket CUTLERY
Hunting and Bowie KNIVES
Orders taken for fine GUNS, Of all the celebrst.d
makers. ,nv 81 $50 asea
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THE subscriber has removed 10 an of6cs
l. a few doors from the corner of Broad and IIn
streets, near the sPowhatan House. where he eonti.
nues to all branches in the Agency and Cornrnis.ier
Business. Thankful for the patronage eretofors ~.
tended to him, he socits a Continuance Of ~.
same from his friends and the public senersliy
800 - 81 JAMES D. ELLETf
-.as General Agent and Commission Merchant
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Ofthe permanency of the cure hear him. Still an
other letter from rhe above:
BARRELyILLE, Allegheny county Nd,
October lS 1852. )
Messrs Mortimer Moiobyay-Dear srs-i am hap
by to inform you that this day finds in The enioy.
ment of good health, by the ri your Harnptor's
Tincture and the blessings OF God. l enabled to
pursue my daily avocations as usual. ana have
great desire that the afflicted should know the great
curative powers of the TinCture
am. with respect yours E. w. HALL.
Call aud act Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver COG plaint Scrofula
As female medicine it is unrivailed. aga eta
Sold by o. A STRECKEk and PURCELL, LADD
Il Co, Richmond; by DR. COOKE, Fradericksburg;
by all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMEA
& MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists md
StoIekeepers every where. E..-f- = F4 p
- vi per bottle !; s bottles for IS. 3,ss,a s
nv 3n---dScta -. ~ -t.l -.
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TsHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE
We SICK, READ, AND TRY
n HAMPTON'S TIECTUPE
BARRELyTLLE, Allegheny county, Md !

n bAKHGLSILLE, AIesHHby county, Md 4
May 4th 1852.
To Messys Mortimer L Mowbrnv-Dear Sirs-I,
justice to DIR. Hampton's Vegetable Tinctaxe wish
10 inform you that was tas CT sick the Sd day Of
January last, with affection OF the stomach bowels
and kidneys was attended by four ernine ut physi.
Clans for more than two monthH--sli to little or no
effect had some knowledge OF the great virtue in
aanlptons Tincture from bottle which nv pr;f.
had taken two years sincs.
came to the conclusion that would take no NOR.
medicine from my P tysicisns, but try the Tincure;
and am happy to inform you rad taken it two
Gays before elt its powerful influence upon N So
mach. have continued using the Tincsare, and am
now able to leave my roon and can eet any common
diet without much inconvenience or pressure on nv
stomach. ,
The afflicted or their friends are daily visiting me
TO learn OF the great virtue there in this Tncue
HamptoHs.
expect to send you several certificates in f.w
days-cne, especially, from young lady who has
been confined TO her room for twelve month"; with q
disease of the head, affecting the brain *
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WANTED-.A young man who under.
w stands the DRUG business can find a situation
by addressing box No. $685. - ia
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e Los Ton Thursday morning,
"a the 9Th inst, between the corner of Mar
~Wsy,Ae shall and Adams street and th Ola Market
49, small gold Detached Lever Or Lepine
WATCH, with a small gold guard CHAIN attached
to it: The tinoer will receive suitable reward BY
leaving it at this Office I- - " -
js 9-1t* SAML B. WOODWARD
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ROWLING SALOON.-The !. Arbour
- Bowling Saloon" with three excellent Alleys
s now open and In fine order for players of this he
thy and manly exercre - gfs 2alE III ~
The undersigned returns his thanks for past patron
age and the public that he viii use his best
exertons to give ali satisfaction. ssss ~ n
my IS Ia sfssf Corner Main and iath sfrrsts
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RRASS BOUND CANS Elegant Ja-
~ panned and Brass-bound Water Cans. Water
Dippers, Cocoa, Water Sprinklers, &c. For sale by
Je q ass5sssss lssssss5 sfly r. NJ LIMMEHMAN.
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BUNCH RAISINS, London Mustard,
1SSsad Oh, Isasuyra and ManTia Coffee Jackson,s
summer Candles, For sale by .s.zssfa 81 - 8
JET DAvENPORT ALLENA Co
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GINGER POP, AMBROSIA, LEMON
~ AND SARSAPARILLA, direct FROM the ce :.
oraied manufactory of r. Babb, Batimore-the only
genuine article to be had In this city, and acknow
edged TO be so BY all who try IT, For sale at ).
4 ALIENS Arbour,
!. Je .lssllE - EEHa Corner Main and 2f sts