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SUNDRIES.
NEUFFER, HENDRIX * co.,

(NOMMISSION MERCHANTS, for the sale Of Flour.
~ GRAIN Bacon aud Produce generally, Gf East
Bay and Union Wharves, Chai lesion, = G. r. r
REFEREScEs:-J Caldwell, President s. G. L. T. r.
Duin, Esq, Charleston Scanon Seymour Co, Auglsia;
W. H. Stark Co.. Augusta Vim q. Pete Co, Atlanta;
French Van Epps Chatanonga a. Bell Chatham -,ga
Orme Wilson Co. London; Joseph Potion, Charleston.
In presenting the above card, would be doing injus
tice to feelings not TO express our gratitude To
merous friends IN Georgia Tennessee North and South
Carolina for their past unwayerng patronage since
in this business in s4,. We have nuTSed
this business from its in.ncv abored year after wear To
deyepe the OF the back country We have bat
tied with the different lines at Tarosd and have been in
stumental in reducing the freight OF produce TO reasonable
rates. We have friends in Europe and the north, and
prepared to make advances shipments TO either markets
We would say friends aud the public, that will
be to their interest to consign to u.s. pay whole
attention to the business alone. -lf n
We will make liberal advanceinents consig gnments
4
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FINHE BEST son OF OLD PACIFIC, the broth 81
er of Gamma and the Sire of Corset Dia .IlN
nond Voltare, and Selm, will stand the ensu- Ol[A
ing season at nv stable at S25 The cash will be required
before the removal Of the property Mares kept at IS cents
per week.
lion is nearly sixteen hands high rich bay and
one Of the beautiful and perfect horses But
five Of his colts have been trained four of that number
have proved most excellent racers What horse in Amer-
ca has done better His pedigree is equal any the
United States No responsibility for accidents escapes
Feb l7-eo&wSm. W. G. HARDING.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE kEEPERS.-The
cheapest and best SOAP in the world have just
ceyed 100 cases Of Potash powder for making hard
sof Soap receipt for making accompanies each At
least 90 per cent is saved in the this article For sale
cheap oy W. +. GRAY,
lan2z 04 Corner of Broad aud Market sts
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booksellers Canvasscrs and Book Agents supplied
he most liberal terms sept27-lV
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nISSOLUTION.-The CO partnership heretofore ex'
IL isng between the undersigned dissolved on the
18th day Of March last BY mutual consent. VIM Ia boyd
alone authorized settle the business OF the frro
: JAMES GLOVER,
r,sroe W L. BOYD, Jr.
7 UST recsIVed $50 gross No. / MAICHEo in wood
81 boxes Ijsn22i W. f. GRAY Broadway
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILLPREyAIL.
HuTrHIsoNs CELEBRATED OINTMENT.

HUTCHISONS CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
Is the most efectual remedy for Piles Sore or Csked
/ Breast Cuts Bruises, &c, now extant. This med--
cine prepared with great and never fails TO give
lief when properly administered Remember
1t Cures Piles speedily.
Ii Cures Sores or Caked Breast-immedately
1t Cures Cuts Bruises or Sores-on man or horse.
The afflicted invited to give II trial II does not
accomplish what claim for it. then pronounce II hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has in his possession any number OF
ucatcs from the first citizens of Virginia and other States
several of which accompany each box. We give the fol-
lowing from the sheriff of Bottetourt county Virginia
Mr. Pltza: FIJI.
FINCAsrLE, Dec 81, 1858.
Mn, HUrCHsoN-De Sr--I had been almost
sant sufferer trom cs for twelve years previous to
the time heard OF ointment. have given II fair
trial and for the last have had symptoms Of
the disease and consider myself entirely cured think it
due To you to make tis statement and the public at
large that your invaluable ointment should be gen
orally known. Yours respectfully, r. PlTZER
Sold wholesale and retail, by
10. G. BROWN,
fcbll '54-6md&triw Agent Collece street.
Prepared by W. Tuchison 4 Co Amsterdam Va
THREE THOUSAND FRUIT TREES FOR
Sale, by j. +. Dunton from K. T. Auderson's Nur.
sery, Big Bend, Meade County, Ky.
To any in want of FRUIT TREES it is needless 10 saw
ANYTHING relative Ia the quality of the Trees from that
Nursery for ii required, could bring many TO esti
f that there superior Al Trees are warranted
aud would solicit inspection Of them ut my store No
81 Public Square. Call soon.
ieS28 J.F. DUNToN.
TUST reco!ved 20 bbls st; logls Flour; For sale by
mars
DLOTGHS.-O HUNDRED ia LIS
i Peacock Poughs, Nos. and 2 for sale by
ians W. ii. G0RD0 4 co.
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JOHN JOHNS.

10 hire or buy likely Negro
w Girl from nine 10 twelve years Of age-for SUCH
good cash price will be given For particulars enquire
]. g. C. ROBERTSON'S Confectionery No q Broad
street. tnarS '54-2w
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UNION AND,AMERICAN.
orFICE-No. IT. .JDEADERICK sTREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANS furnished
TO subscribers the following rates: Single copies,
year advance 81 5O within the year IS Oe at theend
Of the year S4 90. CLUBs-0f five and upwards-$2 90
per copy for one year Clubs of subscribers will be re-
ceived for six months at the foregoing rates 4-
te TRLwEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursdsy
and Saturday, at S. per in advance; If ne;Paio
advance, Sc. - -
DAILY is published at Eli ght Dollars
tSs- THE MONEY Is ALL CASES TO AcCoAfANf
SUBSCRIPTION '.eI
aeInttances Of subscriptions be Esade by mail a. our
taper will be sent out Of the State unless the order is
cempanied with the cash.
GEORGE W. COOK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND Lam AGENT.
WOcO Village, Texas.
yET ILL attend the collection OF debts and the nves
w cation and perfscting of land titles in Texas:
.a..|...l REFERENCES. . .. '--
Bon w. o. TcTroN, Hon. N.TgsN GREEN
K. G. MkNNEY, r. L. RIDLEY,
r. L. CARUrHERs ARE CARUrHERs,
SJoHS l.. BETsS, Governor WK u. CAMPBELL.
aug5l-twly
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nLOITG S.-ONE HUNDRED hA LIS
4 Peacock Ploughs, Nos. and :, for sale by
ians w ii. G0RD0 4 co.
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STRONG HOPE

FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
WITHOUT the lea ast shadow of doubt the Chinese
w Rheumatic AntidOte, is the only reliable rene
before the public immediate and permanent
of lan0 sudi of
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LANDKErH's GARDEN SEEDS.
For ls54.--- -.1a- .-..
HAVE received large STOCK o, The above seeds and
selling at rates reasonable enough 10 please all who
in want. The stock left last very large
Consequently there very few fresh seeds in the
but If you want genuine article Gail at
WE GRAY'S
feb24 "a Drug Store Cora Broad and Market SITS
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REV ARD!
Nd 30 los of Soap for 70 cents can be made by pur
n chasing Of Bobbit's of Potash bran new
Gle thus Market Of which have been sold in the
last two weeks For sale only by w. 5. GRAY,
tebz4 "a ..l..... ...- Cor. Broad and Market ST.
I OOK AT THiS.-Haring taken Ii, ense mn
L. der the new corporation la w, prepared
sell negroes Commission and will make liberal cash ed
vanceS ,egroes left with or sale and pledge ourselves
10 obey instructions unless it be separate families Eight
or ten likely girls wanted DABBS 4 PORTER,
feb 4 "a No. S3 Cedar street
NEW GOODS.-W All. pAfEfS-Now being
~ received cheapest 0aDu and sspspe5s5z
fine Gold. Silver, Satin, &c, per LSSssis,yc,,gss~
steamer Yea,Inan. II[--AsCaNS Es-Sz
5000 pieces unglazed Walt Paper Cf2ss wz..saszS 80
patterns.
2.l50 pieces glazed Wall Paper. latest designs.
Beautiful variety ot Borders and AoJdlngs-arge lot
of Fire Screens and Window Papers, low Tor cash, at
Wholesale and Retail. W " FINN
No Al Market street. between Union and the Square
N. N.B-Paper Hanging done in the best manner.
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7 AND WARRANTS.--We W e buying and paving
IL the very highest puces for LAND WARRANTS. Per
at distance having warrants 10 sell by sending
BY mail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices which they selling the time In Nashville and
tins cash remitted or paid to order.
iuY2l DYER PEARL& co.
I OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM LYING
on the Middle Franklin Turnpike Road y miles south
west from Nashville, containing 40 HcreS loo 20 Of
which is in woodland the baace in high cult
walton, with comfortable brick dwelling and other neces
out buildings, with three failing springs of
excellent water ANY wishing 10 the farm DO
so at any time by calling ne, where will always be
ready tO conduct them Overit.
mar vii ma
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SOM It HIN s
NEW A ND VAIHART,T +

TIE most powerful King the face Of the globe now
rsigns supreme in the American Republic. The power
heads Of Europe sink into insgnihcancs
when compared TO that of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested in them to
increase the riches Of the rich and ory and to reduce
greater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
TO the lory mansion and humble cabin, ready alike
to administer relief and offer health and Happiness
70 the lofty and lOvly, the rich and the poor.
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EAST FLOisIDALAND AGENCY. .
BY J. G. POINTS
aa. p.
r fereaces ...-
Hon. A. II. Ii. Stuart, Stanton Va 0.... ...
Dr. Jack Shackeliord, COurtlud, Ala.
Hon J. j. Ormond Tuscaloosa, Alabama
DIR. J. Purce, Mobile Ala.
j. J. McMab0n, ESD, New Orleans
Col B. C Burnett mo
Hon. s. Adams,
Ho" Hon H i. H ) TnSeA Toe,e Mississippi.
Tampa, Florida, Jan.24 81 ly.
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!!
nN HAND fine assortment OF SSpI pFSsz=z
I French and American Paper rSt rrSSta,srffzzzz -
langin2s for IarlOrs, Halls, Dining 80.
Rooms, Chambers, dc. OAEA ,sysxS-eees
ALSO, large lot of cheap ungaze Papers, bOrurrs,
FiIe Screens, Window Curtains, dc, at t.-..-.-
kLAGAS 4 GGRBEY,
Nashville Wall Paper Store No. = College ST.
B.-Paper Hanging promptly attended to, warranted
done in the best manner. an29 '54.j
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PHIL0TOKEN Oh FEMALEs FRIEND.

janl2 dtw&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-28

SPIRITED CHALLKNGEs.-Mr. Ten Brock, pro-
prietor OF the Me.aire Course, makes spirited of
fer, through the n. o. Picayune, to back the pro-
geny of Boston against any horses that can be pro-
duced against them, onconditions which are yer
explicitly stated and which seem to be quite fair.
He first offers to run two of them against two of
any other pedigree, two mile heats, over the Me-
tairie Course the 25th of March next for S. 900
or $4,000; and then he ctfers TO run the same
match over Newmarket Course, at Petersburg,
Va, on the 18th of June next, for $4,000. He also
offers to run four of the get of Boston, in "Post
Stakes over the Metairie Course, for $4,000 or
$40, 900 side, two mile heats, March Oath, three
mile heats April 18th, and four mile heats April
9th; or ne will run similar match over the Pc
tersburg Course on the l2th 18th and oath of June
or he will name the same four horses for S., 600.
for an insde stake" en- the 6th 7th 9th of April
Mr.. Ten Brock means "play," as he has deposited
his forfeit money.
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ARRIFAEs AZ TaK PRlaClPaIl BeTrss

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Tsass Wki1 F.ssi1ssss;a 1s Mil.os, ny ~;
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4 GS,asasG SssssEas 4HHSsl:' HsyL.. "a ia. No:
81; E;:;:ss N. v.l:sssas "a a:s1 Us.
Tsnnsy Ior., .S1 .RSscsy WsslisEsen tIsssis
q Turner, VI; MsDssisi i;nsss 1s%ss Thsslsssl
ysE Smith. Dinwidaies III ma Nh fGren : 3 z Hsa
iasa u assd,, " Wslis nsisoSs.G 8 GSSliHHss g = Lou
'oo; Dr Wood ABB fsasssn, sSaccss; css,.at: Nd
asssa s a' ws Msi.I egRfss; r.: .I.. . s
Tsss ~ g. o.e. oSsse.,s
Amelia; Rev Nj Tysard and lady. Chesterfeid; j B
pss Nasss e ;s chfstssd Bss
Boyd B.t; ssarls 1iA conrbsoe oea, i 81 "
peDteI. w Mathews, MI g Dodson, Englsnd:
Moucare, CuiDspsr 9 Grspss asasrsksouIe Cha
Perkinson, Amelia; a w Causlan, Va; W Ssewart =
Wsthevile;J Beeelow. lady daughter and SON.
sd nssfaSsl aS pbsss
Trout Staunton; DR. w 6atewood, Miadiesex:
fn T1.Tss psasy YS1Rs nPs qsisn WGodsasy
Cuper, S q. sts a Ffgsg3sstl4 So - sss-1
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W Tucker AMI family.
Mis-, Tucker, D M Tucker.1M Chain, Va; w Mar.
IN, D Hill, Charlotte; g N Seay, Lnnenburs; j Ii
Greenbrier; w P Kyle, Buckingham; r E BradlsS,
Worsham, Cumberland; Dabney King VIM:
A Jordan, Rappshannock; Morrison, Rich;
H Goldsmith, Phils; C q Livermors, New HAM. q =
shlIs; Ire Stevenson, Brooklyn; Mr. Mulholand, va;
" Clay, w R g Dunn, WFord, Amelia; Sami Sri
Pleasants Petersburg. .~.--,
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LOCAL MATTERS.


AELPLEss EEMALKs.-Searce aday pasaes
that we do othsar Of some grevious wrong, some
monstrous oppression, to which innocent and hc3p-
less females are the Victims Not louker than yes-
terday modest and unassumins young lady aap-
peared before the Mayor, complaining that she had
been turned from her boarding house the night be-
fore, and being unable TO pay small arrearage on
her board bill, her clothing, save what she wore.
had been held as security for her indebtedness -
She frankly acknowledged the justness Of her debt
and fully infended TO discharge t. but could not do
30 until pay day In the estabishment IN which she
was employed came on, which would be ia two
weeks, and in the meantime she wanted the use of
her apparel The Mayor had no power to aid her.
unless she would first apply to the constable of the
city and get warrant; and a. the poor creature
knew not how to proceed, she turned from his
honor, her face suused in tears and started of a.
II heart broken. A stranger, who witnessed the
scene, followed her into the street, and learning
thatshe was motheriess, dependent child, thrown
upon q cold, uncharitable world to buffet its
waves and encounter its storms furnished her the
means to meet her liabilities and redeem her all of
worldly goods and thus removed from her heart
load OF oppression that was crushing her Young
spirits and bowing her head into the dust of humi
Iy. May not this little token of kindness to one
SO young, so tender and go guileless teach her to
look with confidence to Him who temperath the
winds to the shorn lamb, and shun the rocks and
breakers that encompass the ocean of woman's
life, against which many of them unfortunately
strand in the hour of adversely and are often lost
forever. ~ ,,s- "a,
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An EMBARGO AT WILMINGTON N. C.-The com
missioners of the town of Wilmington n. c., in con
sequence of the prevalence of the smallpox in An
adjoining county, have passed an ordinance that
each white person visiting Wilmington within ff-
teen days alter having been in the infected distrc,
shall be fined $780, and each slave so offending
shall receive 80 lashes and be compelled to leave
the town forthwith. es -
Other communities in North Carolina are moving
in the same matter. The better plan would be to
build wall around them, and exclude everybody.
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ME WATCH OF OTHER DAYS. a

= Tbs Watch. with time, has faded, .s.. f.,x.
IL brightest hours have passed, sstsssk 1''e-
Its Ger two years since cleaned isfs stty4 Z "a
And tbs running much too fast
When drst bong thee--a new one s&sis &sof
lts cases were bright a. Sun rays A. ,ss.ss.
But now it looks ike an old one 49,
5k,Tis the Watch of other days! fs. s.iss, g-sas
The hands and works are both dirty
Not 2 vestige of polish b there; - tlAa aaA
While the loose and easys,s al r7Fs.s ~
And stand much In need of repair
The crystal and dial are broken SN0lis gsfse
And ils time 10 not at all true; x
So I'll go, without any jokin' @As"sN
! Aud eousult BILL LBAhTHOLOMEWgda sss#st
Who s always to be found on Governor street favs
doers above the Di.pdteA-which always contains
something new. f4as-f is IS "a
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RECEIVING STOLEN G0oDs.-John, slave
to Eliza Tapscott, and Joseph, slave to Eliza
Moore {both employed on the canal boat Fulton, >
were before the Mayor, yesterday, for receiving
knowing them to have been stolen. After hearing
the evidence, well as the testimony Of gentle
man as to the character of the accused parties the
Mayor discharged them both, not being satisfied
ed them against buying anything in future on the
basin bank from children. s188@ sg rs ass
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SAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip-
~ ton, manufactured and sold by

10th, between Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for.
All Saws stamped TOLAND BURGER warranted
give satisfaction if not being fairly tried will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening, re-toothng and repairing of all kinds
aoue at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, erher large small, that cannot
stra ghten, no matter from what how badly
it may have been sprung or bucked.
All Circu lars warranted run true. de l6-6m
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TDR C. B. BRAINERD~-DR. BsArEERp can
be consulted at the Exchange Hotel from January
20 until Saturday February T. 1854, from to II AM
and TOD p NJ .f.sE# II 80 fsssasss
Ny stay win be short, therefore let all who wish
treatmenI apply -sr once Correspondents, BY ed
dresMng me- post paid boz 76I, New York city, stat
ing the nature of their case. and whether the eys
bail is small or large also whether the eye stsnds
our ptominenty or Is sunken--can. for tive dollafa
obtain advice; or treatment doIIars In whish
case the pay tos advice viii be deducted. The pees
hyorably considered q aseaxss lsesss - ~
Dr. BRAINERD has restored persons to perfect night
In c&ses of partial and total blindness, of from y
weeks 10 S. yssrs staaaings BY from 10 seconds %
giqutes application by scenti6r method ofhs ows
Gsooyery, without cuttines pain or wash. = zssA
3 IN. hiss also cured cases oftnhamnation - ~
roas aud daggrsyated grades; pain from sDtelsrs.cs
Pearsiehtsdnsss All ef which have rsmsiasd psFss
sent tp tho present nome 1t.p =. -. =
kpr sbandant evidence Of che fscts ssefeu releE
enc may be hea 70 stAfeu1euts ~ Rerssua tfestee
4sad published IN the city papetst May eaafHs.e
PeDona mAy b seen st his r0om, At le a. ~ or =
= pr saeh dsy- 8 which bouus Pc Ps yiii PesfefW
|GH54eetson tho wa56k essse - tasy by tsssett.
a Ladiea and gentlemen are igi1ea = ssA1f and
wttt y
kss !. s: 8; =: :sss; s. ;ss;: s;; kix
III ~ tSsCe tnest . ea.s wii positively Issyf,
~ 3teA&e NeGDreehennOt toeo4Behe Commifte0
On Gorresposeencs repogn. ja&-lNs
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e. FOR SALE-A Lot near Manches-
Eli ter containing acres, which is large ard
convenient Dwelling, in thorough repair with an ex-
csllent kitchen, servants house, stable, carriage
house ana every convenience and comfort a family
may require. This Lot affords excellent garden is
unusually healthy, affords excellent water, and from
which is fine and commanding view the city o
Richmond. Terms acco nimodatins. Apply to
de- % TOLER & COOK, Agents
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Elder Thomas Campbell, the father Of Alexander
Campbell died at Bethany College on the Sd inst !.
at the residence of his con. He was an eminent
minister Of the gt spell and inthe 94th year OF
his age
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WILD MFN.-There are two "Wild Men of Bor.
neo' exhibiting at Charleston. they were aged
s23 and 26 years. and only three feet high and each
possesses sufficient muscular power to raise from
the floor, at the time, two large men, by mer.'
ly pressing the wrists against the hips. They have
long hair, and are supposed 30 be neither Ourang-
outangs nor human beings, but little of both.
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OUTRAGE-A stbrutal outrage was perpetra,
ted last week upon the person OF respectable mar
ried lady, living in the upper end of Prince Ed
ward county, by negro man, the property of Mr..
VIM F. Scott. lie was arrested aud committed
10 jail. ts
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MRs. FARREN.-This popular actress, the
announcement of whose appearance in Richmond
always creates mania among our people for play
going has arrived in this city and taken lodgings at
the American hotel Mrs F. we learn, has Seen
engaged for next week, and viii probably make her
appearance on Monday night a@ as s8l
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{ BREAD.-T high price at which -four is
now selling, has compelled the Bakers to reduce
the size oil their oaves in order to save hemselves
from loss This is all fair enough, but we think the
better plan would have been to keep the loaves at
The old size and raise the price. Z, 4, 6. ss-s-A
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FoND OF DREss,-Richard Cross, the freq

FoND OF DREss,-Richard Cross, the free
negro. who relieved Judge Meredith's hall of sun.
dry articles, last Wenesday evening, also paid q
visit to Mr.. Isaac R. Carey residence. and borrow
ed, without his knowledge or consent, his over
coat, containing sundry papers. among which was
letter enclosing printer's bill, which Narcissa
smith saw opened and which she supposed to be
check on some bank. When Dick first W .nt to
Narcissas house he only had on three overcoats,
one OF them being Mr.. Robinson's, another Mr.
Carey's, and the third probably his own As yet
Mr. Carey has not turned up, and it is quite pro-
oaoie that it will not unless the rogue who stoled
it gives Information leading to its discovery.
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UPsET-We learn from tie Farmyille Journal
that the Lynshburg stage upset last Monday, near
.AppolnattOx Courthouse Two horses badly hurt
--passengers uninjured. g SEA g
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CosscIEscE.-Reuben Boatright, Of Farmyille,
received the other day through the post Office, a
sum of money. and slip of paper on which was
written this is your money" He has no idea who
sert it. -s1- -.-----.--s.s---s.-s,-s
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los. P. WINSTON, successor to Nac,

winston, az the old stand, corner. Of Cary and
L4th streets, has in store and offers for sac
is hhds. p. r.. SUGAR 9El 7s ga aa
II do N. O. do s.zesv S.ssrs p T.
Is do Cuba do
26 bbls. Coffee dol az9@ &sssi@ .Ie Z
II boxes Loaf Sugar
{ 500 sacks SALT .s saia- 81 t3it y
225 kegs NAILS ,a s4#sf stfys5 45-ss4s5 d sss
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WrapPing, Cap and Letter Paper 80 f,t.sss
Soap; Window Glass
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