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may not lose the chance TO despatch ii, that
now offers. II IL believed that the cholera is
also here, and that many have already died;
bat il lie not certain that such Is the case, Or at
least, of the truth of the report ! have no
means ut this time, Of being assured.
A number of pirates have been captured,
and their vessels fired by the French aud Eng
fish. Merchantmen dare not venture to sea
without convoy. A small English brig put
in here, the other day, and reported that, being
becalmed near Sc;o, a large Turkish built
boat, full Of men, pulled off to within about
mile Of her, or less, showing every intention Of
boarding, and with no friendly motive. All
the available weapons of defence were mustered
by the small force on board the brig, who
suspected the errand of their approaching
neighbors; but the old king of the winds must
have been witnessing the scene from some
elevation about his stronghold AT the Lipari,
and happened to be in liberal humor at the
time, for fresh breeze suddenly filed their
listless sails. and they were enabled to escape.
A number of merchant vessels were, the other
day, conveyed out of this harbor by an Ameri-
can sl0op Of war, that had run in from cruze
among the islands principally suspected of
being the haunts Of these sea thieves. They
were mostly English vessels, and numbered
about ten.
Alarming news from Italy, In the way of
cholera and revolution, is just now spoken of all
around, but the accounts are too jumbled to
credit or to impart, at present SAIR OLA.
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panic is the consequence.
In the harbor Of Piraus noticed several
French war steamers one Of which was pointed
out to me as the Admiral's ship; he commands
the harbor, believe. 1t is supposed that the
foreign occupation will continue until the close
of the war. An English so gun ship-the Are
thusa-wss also there; an Austrian corvette,
and two or three little vessels belonging to the
Greeks.
The Prime Minister had arrived from Paris,
and to him oil Greece Is looking with earnest
hope that his prudence and sagacity as states
man will save the country from threatened
ruin II is yet to be tested whether it will be
possible for himself and his most unpopular
Majesty King Ohio to work together. In for
mer years this post was declined by the pre-
sent Minister, because his policy was directly
opposed to that Of the King, and he has only
now concluded to listen to the call of his coun-
try on condition that he be of liberty to resign
when his measures arc intcrfered with The
King and Queen are most obnoxious to the
people, and it will be difficult matter for them
to maintain the throne of Greece The day we
left the report from the ministry was favorable,
get nothing definite was made known to the
public The insurrection had been entirely
put down.
A son Of Mr.. Black, resident at the Piraus,
oied Of brain fever, caused by exposure to the
sun at Volo, in his efforts TO save the lives Of
500 Greeks who were in the hands of the Turks.
and who, but for his exertions in personal in
terview with the Pasha, would have been sa-
crlaoed. He was attached TO the English En-
bssey and had been sent as interpreter to Volo
J. y the English Minister.
Gn'sh Ills lcttsr Ia more tlisa b.s.s, tint
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LATEST Mali. NEWS.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch


Mn EprreR Yesterday was the hottest day of
the SEASON. the thermometer stood 90 deg, in the
shade Last night, alsrge crowd Of strangers and
citizens attended the delivery of the Valedicory
Grafton before the Jefferson Society OF the Uni.
,ersiry bv Mr. H. Emboy Merritt, of Brunswick
,aluty The subject Politics, War Science and
te5atura At the close he paid wellslreriied Il l.
butte o! respect 20 the late amented nr, CourtGnay
Nosudts Band from Baltimore, discoursed sweet
music in the Hail. and on the Lawn, after the ora.
ton, where The bcaux and the belle speat an agree
cole time in pronlensiing-
Mr. Mitchell arrived here yesterday on the care
aud viii deliver his address at ] ocleck this morn
/ nE in the Hall OF the University.
! send you list of the proGcients'' and q" Grad
tjs;cs in the d4creni Schools in the University,
made in the Order OF Exercises tor the "Publ;c
bay Besides this iist there is smother, contain
ing the names Of those students who having attain
cd 10 the FIRST division in their respective classes. al
the Intermediate or final examination, receive in
public at the cosc of the session, printed certih.
rate of Distinction As this list will not he made
public to morrow. am unable to send 1t.
am not aware that the Board OF Visitors have
clectcd 3 successor 10 DR. Courtenay The "Ex.
sulue7' OF your city yesterday contained an add
fArsl article On the subject al professors and teach
r-s z a. will. ] doubt not, have an influence with
fhr Board and il | am not mistaken, | think sent
ri1cnJs @, similar character have been expressed
hy several ui ~ members. No man entertaining
sholitioB of fees 1T opinions, or IN any manner
leaning thereto. lie NJ TO teach or instruct Southern
youth. Il.
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THE TIRE.

The new National Race Course, near New York
was opened on Monday. There were two races
one OF mile heats and the other a four mile dash
The four horses entered were-Mad OF Orleans
Ellen Bateman, White Eye and Grey Eagle The
n Y. Times says;
A cloud of dust-a flash Of red blue and green
jackets aud far oil in the distance are seen four
chronological looking animals apparently creep.
log along with gait not unlike that of of in
luxurious iieas. Great excitement, however, the
stands Men lean over ard watch with protr,ding
eye halls-ladiee keep continually asking which is
the Maid of Orleans and which is WhteE Eye, and
n being told, Immediately ask over again Rapid
beta arc made, and before has time to reflect,
the animals that seemed to be creeping only mo-
nent before, come whirriDg in like thunderbots,
the Maid of Orleans first
partial hlankness comes DER the face of some of
tue oeters on the heat and they pay over their hf-
ties sorrowtuy The band strikes up pleasant
air and the Judge announces the result of the first
heat
The Maid hasn't got II all her own way, however.
Ellen Bateman wins the next heat. The third heat
bets rather against the Maid, but she has evil
IDENTIFY the bottom in her, and when about three
quarters home lets out, and wins gsllantly. Then
there Is great cheering aud the victorious jockey
rides under the cord in great state and bears away
the purse.
Time-First heat ! 5Ol.2 Second heat 50 If
Third heat, 81 Ii
1t is not difficult at this moment to place your fin
ger on the unucky one. There is compression
ot the lips and paleuess of the cheek that tells
within ten dollars the wearer's losses. The second
race was the race OF the day. The distance, four
miles, was long one, and required bottom well
as speed to accomplish. Three horses started
Highlander, chesnut lesgy tough Reube, anoth-
en- chesnu In rather bad condition and little Flea
brown gelding, the prcttiest OF the lot They
went of WELL Reube injudiciously leading from the
start. Highlander kept well in, and reserved his
powers for the struggle near home. For three
rounds Reube led but the fourth round Highlander
and came in good winner. Reube was. in our
opinion, very badly ridden. His rider handled him
badly aud sat loose He also tried to lead too soon
Highlauder's jockey rode admirably. His scat was
close and bis hand steady
The time was : A.
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LARGE FIRE ST LOIuS

The large beer establishment, known as the Ma
donal Brewery. situated on Second street, between
Plum and Poplar streets, and owned and carried on
by Messrs. Hay Wagner, st. Louis, was on Mon
day morning, between three and four o'clock, bura.
ed to the ground, together with number of adjoin.
ing houses. -Four valuable horses 3 600 bushels OF
the buildings, upon which we were informed, there
was small insurance Mr.. Hay, in attempting to
cXtricate the horses was badly burned by the fire.
One OF the hands narrowly escaped being burn.
ed to death, by leaping from an upper story win
dow. Another has not been seen since the fire, and
it is feared has fallen prey the flames The fire
originated in the stables and il s supposed to have
been the work OF an incendiary a mau named
Conrad was apprehended by the police suspicion
OF having fired the building, and is retained in Gus
tody TO await examination
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INTERESTING FROM CUBA.

The following extract Of letter from an intelli-
gent gentleman in Cuba to friend in this city, says
the Washington onion, of yesterday, will be read
with interest
HAVANA, June 20, 1854.
Things rapidly drawing to a crisis IN this
i'sce. and be prepared to hear the worst Some OF
these bright mornings, when you walk down TO
your store, you may be startled at the fact that the
whi'cs in Havana have all been massacred in cold
fl2od. Such eU be the result OF the mighty events
"gw traospring 10 this lovely island II the gov
'rnnent OF the United States intend TO take any
seps in the matter they had better be quick about
: lime passes rapidly, aud every day hastens
vita iithtnjng strides the day of emancipation aud
Authorization. have just seen the decree order
'E the admission Of dHrkies into the ecclesiastical
t5'7Hc~'cs. So We are "a have African priests
lhey are allowed to iutermarTy and their children
are iegalized and iegitims,ized What more could
they do Tor tne black scoundrelse So you may
Ter yourself That the times getting awfully
ct9omy tor the Inhabitants of this place. l shall
old on until the storm begins to burst, aud then
~ TO getaway"
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ADDITIONAL PAR TlCULARS OF THE DEATH
OF MADAM SONTAG

Madam Sontag, it is stated, died on the i7th inst
q the City of Mexico She was first taken sick on
The !lth, when announced to appear as Lucrezia
ksrgia The disease soon assumed the character
Of cholera, and she fingered in great agony until
'ue l.th, when she expired. Her funeral services
performed on the l9th in the most solemn and
imposing manner, and her remains were placed in
vault but it is understood that they are to be
taken home for final burial.
Madam Sontag proposed, on her return from
Mexico, to retire from public lite and return to Eng
land with an immense fortune, which she bad &C
,umulated by five years Of incessaut labor
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MURDER BY AN INFERNAL MACHINE

dispatch from Cincinnati, dated June q. says.
Last evening a box sent to the Marine Hospi
-a on the corner OF Longworh and Western Row
and deposited in the room OF the steward, Mr.. s.
H. Allison.
At about 10 o'clock the steward and his wife, be.
ing alone in the room, opened the box WI en- it ex
yloied, manglng the bodies Of both horribly Mrs
Allison had both arms torn of and her skull trac
tared. Mr.. Allison was dreadfully mangled The
furniture windows and ceiling of the room were
shattered 70 atoms.
The indications are that the box contained bomb
she'll about six inches in diameter. There is no
clue to the perpetrator of this hcliieh outrage.
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TO THE PUBLIC.-Wa

H-tS~SaA IL he fUBLlC.-W e
r@4rErsss- running daily line of Stages
trOm tno terminus of the southside Railroad to
Lyachburg continuing by the Virginia aud Ten
ns3aee Railroad, and our Stages to the Sweet and
White Sulphur SPRINGS, by former sch eduIe and
fare, and and after the first day of July the fare
will be reduced Whole cost to the Passenger SO So
between Richmond and the White Sulphur Springs.
and ny the following sch edule:
Leave Richmond daily, Except SundaYs) via the
Danviile Raj road, to the Junction of the Southsde
Road, overthat road to the terminus and Coaches
to Lynchburg by 81 P. NJ. Leave l. nchburg at P.
NJ, to the dive'ging point of our line, by P. M
Leave the next morning at daylight, and arrive at
the White Sulphur before night.
Richmond and Danvie passengers are informed
that and after the 9Th day of July, we will accom-
modate them in splendid horse Coaches Speed in
creased and fare reduced, unknown in the late his
rory of the service, between the terminus of the
Danville Railroad and Danville.
Leave Richmond at Gl A. NJ, and arrive at Danville
same night.
Fare from present terminus to Danville, $500
Do. do. do. to Halifax FL. 1.50
And to be reduced from time to time, as circum-
stances may require.
~ Our 4 gent, Mr.. J. H. SHOOK, may be found
at the Commission House of Messrs. Brown Shook
two squares below the Exchange Hotel, Franklin ST.
je N-ts !; FARISR, HARTMAN L co.
~ The Whig and Enquirer will publish daily till
stopped !"
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BY elias HALE,
Auctioneer aud Commission Merchant I06 Main st.
EVERY TUESDAY AND s A T u r.
AZ DAY EVENING, at u O'Clock, will offer at
auction my usually attractive stock of WATCHES,
JEWELRY ana FANCY GOODS. consisting in part
as follows
Gold Duplex, Chronometer and Magic Hunters
Gold English Anchor and Cylinder Watches, In
open and hunting
Silver English Lever, Anchor and Cylinder do hun.
tiers and open face
Gold, Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, Seals and Keys
Breastpins Earrings Finger-rngs Bracelets &c.
Together with large variety of Fancy Goods, Dou-
bic Barrel Guns and large assortment of Hardware.
-~ ALSO,
A splendid assortment of SILVER and PLATED
WARE.
Every article warranted as represented.
Sale positive.
Having taken out a license. and opened regular
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE at my store,
(of which have long lease) | am prepared to offer
great inducements to persons wishing to consign
goods for Auction private sale.
Consignments thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
ELIAS HALE, Aucff and
my 22-ts Com Merchant 1e6 Main ct
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BYDAVENPORT, ALLEN L co

VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCE-
RlES, UNDER DEE D. OF ST-On
THURSDAY, July 9th, at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell
at auction, at the store Main street. recently oc
cupied by Mr.. J. 8. Stegal, the large and choice
stock of GROCERIES, with FIXTURES, &C., con.
yeyed by Mr.. Stegal to Trustees.
On the day ofthe sale the store will be rented
at auction
TERMs-Under $1Oo, cash, over 500, months
credit for approved paper
BY order of the Trustees.
je p DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO., Aucts
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NEW uAMPsHIRE LEGISLATURES,

CONCORD, June z7 In the House Of Representa-
ives he forenoon spent in debating he antNe-
hrsssa resolutions AIso bill introduced for the
punishment of bribery and corruption, witheut COM
n z TO decision on either.
committee of five was appointed 10 enquire INTO
charges inst the coalition OF attempting to bride
Inenbers, and drug ging theirlquor
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MOB AT RIPPLE

MOB AT RIPLEY O.-TAFERSS DESTROYED.
CINCINNATI, June 26--lrhers was mob at Ripley,
Ohio gu Saturday night, caused by the inmates OF q
tavern throwing rotten eggs ieto temperance meet.
taa bar fixtures and liauor in the house They then
visited II the liquor shops the town. and those
that did agree give up business were assaulted
no lives were lost.
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rIpFTHF FOURTH.

HsKTsyoRp Ct, june 27th The e1tensve ice
house In this city belon ging to Mr. Phillips was DE-
showed by FIRE last tight 1t contained over oo tons
Of lee which was partly melted; but was fully in
s0red.
The coming anniversary Of American Indepen-
deRee l. 70 be celebrated bee IN nagnlhceht slyle
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THr Hail STORM il Kent county, Md. on Satur-
oav last an account Of which we gave yesterday, is
saidt to have destroyed neatly the entire wheat CROP
sotne 5000 bushelsl of the Hon. Jas Pearce. The
entire loss il estn .red at S1G0CeG and only the
wheat but Conn., vegetables, fruit &c. suffered great
Il
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DISPATCHES FROM GES. GADsDEN--The dis.
patches from Gen Gadsden were brought by the
steamer Fulton, which has arrived off the Cspes-
The Purser reached Washington on Tuesda V, by
pirate conveyance. The purport Of the dispatches
has not transpired, but it is surmsed that they re
late to the treaty and our relations with Mexico.
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JOHN X. u. PAYNE, Salesman.
AND KITCHEN FUR.

- NiIUhE Al AUCTION.-Wii be sold
Thursday, the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dencs Of the Rev. M. d. Hoge: at the corner Of
franklin and 5th streets his HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, Consisting in pcrt of Ma.
hoeany Sofas, do Dining and other Tables Carpets
Feather Beds, Mahogany Chairs do. Warerobes dc.
Bedsteads, do. Bureaus, Washstands Mattresses.
with many other useful articles for housekeeping.
Also. weil-selected and large quantity Of School
Terms at sale fje27I R. CAUTHoRN
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AUCTION BALES
THIS DAY.
BY 6UDDIN 4 APPERsON-

'huSIEE'S SALE OF VERY vALU-
"a. hgLE PRIVATE DWELLING TN THE CITY
VI hICHMOND. ON LEIGH AND 6rH STs.-
oy .vir.us o. the powers conferred tbs subscri-
heTs DEED OF trust from Z. II. Chamberlsyne and
wife dated Sd July. 1885, duly recorded in Richuond
hustinss Court we shall proceed to cell at public
auction, On the premises, on THURSDAY the ygfI,
day ofJans isA Il f.ir ifnot the next fair day, com.
vate Dwelling with half 10. attached tbeIsf
now IN the occupancy Of Edw1n II. ChamberIsyns
Esq situated at the corner of Leigh and 9Th sts
This property il well knofFn, aud go highly 40.
unnecessary.
The title to the said real estate 10 believed to b.
perfect, but the subscribers will convey with ths
usual special warranty VIZ
Inc terms will be made kncvyn AZ the hour of sal.
DANL. r. STEWART,
JOHN D. CASkyE I trustees
s-At the same time and place, and by yiytus
OF another deed of trus executed TO us bv The she's
named T. II Chanberlaype and wife, date aoth De.
ecemoer, 1888 duly recorded In Richmond Hustina.
we shai sell such portion ofthe above real ca
rate as may not be necessary for SATISFYING the oo,
trust deed thereon. Terms ct sale -
:, J. L. 1PPERsoN, Trustees.
Sale conducted by
ie8 GODDIN 4 AppEpSoN 49,.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FIRE WORKS

o Z Il TIL OF JULY, 1854.
WERE will be a brilliant display oil
FIRE WORKS at the Arrnory on the evenins
OF The 4th OF July, commencing at o'clock consist
ing OF Arches Pyramids, Trees. Rockets Shells
wheels, Balloons, Roman Candles Flying Pigeons
" Iickets2 p Cts to be bad at the different Book
stores, Exchange and American Hotels, and at The
ArInory.
CS The proceeds, after paying tho expenses, viii
be expended in aiding to purchase new set of IN
sTRUMENTS. to replace those of the Band now
nearly unfit for use.
u MUSIC by the BAND during intervals.
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. EPARTURE OF THE PRESIDENT FOR WASH

NoKpafg June 27.-The President having got his
family uy located for the Old Point, left
this morning for Warrington, intending TO pay them
al occasional visit. until the adjournment OF Con.
re.s when he viii locate there for the balance Of
inc season There 10 fine company at Old Point,
a. in .aod ardtr.
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RUMoRED RAILROAD ACCIDENT

BUFFALO, June IA rumor prevails in this city
and at Niagara Falls that serious collision occurred
tH,day on the Great Western Canada Railroad by
which ten or ff n perrons were killed lie however
needs confirmation
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uouOR LAW AT ALBANY.

Atg.gy- N. v, June 1.-THE Recorder to-day dc
cded that the license granted TO groce by the city
did not give them the privilege of retailing liquor
The decision has caused great eActeniehI.
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John Morrissey has been taken on TO Massachu.
setts to answer tor participating in the prize fight
with Yankee Sullivan
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Alceus B. Wolfe, a lawyer, OF Baltimore, died on
tuesday. Four deaths are reported to have oc
-urred there on the same day from intense heat.
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4 BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WilI he
500 on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 5th dsy of
July. 1894, upon the premises, commencing at s
Brosd, near Jefferson street fronting thereon shout
~ feet, running back 40 feet to an alley 30 fact
wide, now in the occupancy of Mr. Jordan Tillar
TERms-One-third cash; balance at and u mos.
tanned. ' ~ 7 TO
IL 81 HnnpIN
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Two prisoners, named Jno. Hays and Jno. Black
"oat Qios Devoe, escaped from the penitentiary of
Maryland on Tuesday afternoon.
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sUpRrmE COURT OF NEW YORK.

NV yopx June 2.--GiIbert Dean. member OF
Congress from this state has been appointed by the
Governor Judge Of the Supreme Court, vice Judge
Bareulo, deceased.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

Py an arrival at New Orleans, intelligence has
been received that Santa Anna has issued decree
declaring all the departments of the districts and
towns refusing obedience to the government in
state OF siege.
The cholera was subsiding in the City of Mexico,
whore 1t had been very severe nearly 200 had died
~ one day. Mr.. Barley, Secretary OF the English
legation; and Bustamenta, of the Spanish Lega-
tg9h. ere among its victims.
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w ANTED-A situation, by young man
w who has just left College, as Salesman in some
SfoTe-Dry Goods or Grocery any orher-or as a
collector Best city and country reference can be
given Communications addressed to Beupayista
Litwalton P. o., Lancaster Co., Va, will receive
prompt attention. ie 9oN9,u
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n OST, between GAMBLE Hill and Shock.
Ii oe warehouss, OF between the Warehouse and
the Post Once, SCAkt vita nx w - ~
the same ct this office. e'N
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APPoIErMENT.--Iti is stated that Darwin NJ Stspp
has been arg nted Collector of SAUNA District, Tex
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HAY.-29 bales Hay in good order, de-
Ii Iiversbls from the Central Railroad Depot, for
sale by r. H. ekiNkEh,
ieH Gary street.
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|iie posi-
IusF uus-
e. ami eli
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i Rsts conducted S sS AppEnsoN .,,,.
BY RICHARD GAUTHORN.
hRY GOODS AND CLOTHING AT

Il ANO OLO1hlRU a L
- AuCTlON---On THURSDAY, 29th inst con-.
me ncing ct 10 o'clock. at my store, will sell large
lot OF DIZZY GOODS, consisting of mary Staple and
Fancy Articles and Summer Clothing, consisting Of
Alpaca, bom6azine, Cloth and Linen Coat; Alpaca,
Cashmere, Linen and Cotton Pants: MsrssiIles. Vel
vet and Linen Vests; Linen and Flannel Shifts; Cot
ton DO; Suspenders; Gloves; Cotton Hose, &c.
HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES VIII be added .
lot Of Fur, Silk and Straw Hats Boots Shoes Men,
and Women's Slippers, Children's Shoes &C.. sc.
j. u X. CAUThORN
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SLAVE RfoT-The Boston Grand
Dsos1 to find bills against the Rev Theo-
- 1s has -atu Ysnden Philips, Dr.. S, g. Howe ind
ia kert ltion for aiding ia the late slave
r.fs'''s for
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