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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-27


on The 9Th from San Juan with about 100 passen,
gers and S2500O0 in gold dust.
The Indian troubles in the interior had nearly
ceased The Walker expedition had dwindled
down to a very small aud insignificant band most
OF bis men had deserted him.
ARRIVAL oFfTHE STEAMERS NORTHERN
LIGHT AND ILLINOIS.
The steamer Northern Light arrived at New York
on Tuesday, from San Juan with $50 passengers
and nearly one million dollars in treasure The
Illinois arrived on the same day with $50 passen
gers, and 81 100000 In gold on freight aud in the
hands of passengers. The following brief sum.
mary Of news will ne read with much interest:
The Mexican Consul at San Francisco has been
arrested on the charge of enlisting a band OF one
thousand men for the Mexican army at Sonora.
The seizure of the British ship Challenge was
connected with the same affair, she having been
chartered to convey the men. Mr.. Dillon, the
French Consul is also implicated.
The latest news from Walkers expedition was
still unfayorahle. He had but seventy.iive men,
and was about TO cross the Colorado to Altar, in
Sonora.
intelligence from the mining regions is unfa-
yJrable.
The United States Senatorial election was still a
cause o, great excitement Three duels had grown
out of the affair, viz: That between Messrs Wash.
burn and Washington one between David E. Par
ker and J. s. Landon, OF Ell Dorado county, in which
the latter killed; and the third between Messrs
J. w Park and Mr., Brazcr, .Assemblymen, which
ended without bloodsled.
An unusual number of murders and assassna
tons have occurred throughout the State
Snow had fallen to great depth in the mining
regions. Several houses at Nevada were crushed
by IT'S weight
Schr Sarah Lavina, Capt McIane, foundered on
the lower coast All on board are supposed to
have persisted.
Two factions of Chinese numbering several hun
dred each, have had pitched battle at tbs mines
in FL Dorado county. Some were killed aud many
wounded.
Col. Whipples exploring party has arrived al
Los Angeles.
Dates from Oregon are to March 18TH Lieut.
Grover and party, being part OF Gov. Stevens
had arrived safely.
Gallego flour is quoted at San Francisco at Sl3 %
RATIFICATION OF THE MEXICAN TREATY
The Washington Union confirms the telegraphic
statement that the deliberations of the Senate on
Tuesday, i'll regard to our relations with Mexico
Projd of treaty which settles all the pending
questions Of difficulty between the two govern
ments if it shall be ratified by them The terms O
the treaty are not specified with certainty but the
understanding is that the Mesilla Valley difficulty
is arranged, the boundary so fixed as to authorize
an eligible route for railroad, the abrogation o
the 18th article of the treaty OF Hidalgo and thu
recognition OF an iuteroceanic transitway granted
in February, 1853, over the isthmus of Tehuante
pee; tor all which our Government pays to Mexico
ten millions of dollars.
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~ TAOS. ". KIT5EE.

II UC1ION! This DAY & 10 eek.
a. q the stpre Of ELIAS HALF. No 1fs nsip n.
large steck OF Stsple and Fancy 0oods consIstiDr
"a part e folows, NJ Combs, eSushes Butions,
sor Slrops, sosps, PsffsmeSJ, Cecks md JeSysirv.
tegetbsf With general a6S0lsnIsht 81 Psocy Goodr
Tin lots 70 suit purchsseral Tbs sads srs respect.
the evening" II o'clock, spd eonfiuue from day to
day until the entire stock h disposed u.
sale positive, without TeseTve, on account Of the
undersigned changing his business.
On THURSDAY, the z7th Inst. 3 special sale by
catalogue. Of $50 fine Gold Watches Gold Chains
for exsminination on the day previous aad on the
TERMS: Al under eIo0 cash; over that amount
months credit for approved endorsed paper.
ELIAS HALE, JOG Main street.
ap 94-tf THos. w. KEEsfr. Aucf.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-Th
In firm of PRESTON u ENDERS 10 this day dis
solved, with the of both partners, each
Of whom will continue to the name of the firm
for the liquidation of it sgements and whose at
tons will be given to closing mp it unsettled trans
action. MOSES II. PRESTON,
JOHN. ENDERS.
Richmond, April 18th, 1854. 49,
The undersigned will continue to conduct
the TOBACCO AND GENERA COMMISSION
BUSINESS ON his individual acc punt, and socits
the patronage Of the friends of the late firm OF Pres
ton l. Enders, and the public generally
MOSES Fl. PRESTON.
withdrawing from the business connex-
ion which has agreeably existed between Mr.. Moses
Fl. Preston and myself for the past nine years. IL
gives me pleasure to recommend his industry, energy
and assduous attention business 20 the continued
confidence Of our friends. -
4 ap i4-lm JOHN ENDEhs
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THOMAS G. PEYTON,
l. REAL ESTATE AGENT.
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER,
SAN Francisco,
California.
Remittances respectfully solicited and prompt.
iy attended to.
Refer to-: Gen. B. Peyton, Albemarle.
Thomas J. Peyton, Richmond.
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c
"a IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENE
FORM.-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA.
FERs are pleasant and effectual remedy for colds
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lungs.
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wild
Cherry, so generally known a remedy for pulmo.
nary complaints. The children cry for them There.
lore, every mother should have box. After using
one box of these waters you will never touch bet
ter medicine. These are Just the thing you want
box. fe eEJSYn 70
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GREAT FIRE IN PETERSBURG,
~ vA.-HERRING'S SAFE AGAIN TRIUM
PHANT-ln the fire which destroyed our store and
entire stock of goods the night of the Sd Februa-
~ last, was one of SlLAS C. HERRING,S SALA-
MANDER SAFES. with Halps Burglar Proof Lock
containing our books, papers, and considerable
amount in bank notes and checks. Owing to the in
tense heat to which the Safe exposed the brass
knob which unocks the door was melted off and il
could not be opened with the key and had there fore
to be forced open, which operation was effected with
considerable difficulty from the great strength with
which the safe was made.
On obtaining entrance to the safe the entire CON-
tents acere found secure and uninjured bp fire.
MORRISON MARBLE
Petersburg, March 49, 1854.
We, the undersigned, were present and witnessed
the opening Of the safe above auded to- and hereby
certify that the statements by Memrs. Morrison &
Marable are true in every particular II
Smith Dunn, VIM. Morgan McIlvaine Sop A.
Co, Davenport Stratton, Paul l. Hinton, Brokers :
Gaines Riches, Jas B. Taliaferro
Petersburg, March IS, 1854.
BY schrs Palestine and Orianna, the subscriber ba.
received large addition to his stock of Safes and
VIII be Receiving more by almost every packet
Second hand Safes which have been taken In ex
change fer Heiring's, for sale at low prices
Call at lS6 Cary street, sign of the Is Red Safe,
H. McCANDLISH, JR..
W "a Agent for the State.
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apIIts

JUST RECEIVED-A lot of Fly Meta.
~ which will sell very low ALSO on hand an a.
sortment Of Saddles, Brides, Harness and CollarS
which will sell cheaper than can be bought In our
city. HENRY BAKER. -
Corner of Wall and franklin sts,
an A-2w Richmond Va
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7 OOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS.-

- MINNIE WAIsUN We hsuiHk ffom th at
daguerrean Gallery Ut No. lA6 Main sfreet the best
executed Counte rfeits we have seen They pass
readily without doubt, and we would Judge from the
crowds that yist their Gallery daily that the people
The public are most respectfully invitsd to call and
examine specinsns cfskat wonderful art few doors
bel"- the Exchange Bank, q
spN-ts MINNIS 4 WAT8ONS
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HENRICO COUNTY TROPHIES
IL win be meeting held at the Court House Of
Henrico County on Monday. the lst day Of May,
1854 that being Court day for the purpose of raisinG
troop The citizens Of the county and of Richmond
who feel interest in the move, invited to At
tend. ap A-7t
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BY TAYLOR d WILLIAMS.

BY TAYLOR h. WILLIAMS.
E'RAMED BUILDING AT AUCTION.
will be sold the large Framed Building, situsted in
rear of Col s. Myers tobacco factory, fronting
the Canal, and adjoining Messrs Edmond 4 Dayen-
ports warehouse. The building 10 81 by e feet, and
contains large amount of good timber, and il to be
removed with 10 days after the sale.
Terms cash. el.Tg9 .fsst
apa6-td TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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JOHN ENDERs.
LOUISE AND SHIP PLUMBING.-

Ii The subscriber begs to inform the public that
he IL prepared to execute all orders for CMblEd,
the most reasonable terms Being himself Pyaeti-
cat PLUMBER, he feels assured that ne can give me
m Si. erser. He viii also put up Wafer Closets
Lin and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wssh-hand Be-
SINS, Copper and Iron Boilers etc on the most sp
proved principles and at the lowest prtses orders
from the countrg promptly executed. His establish
msnt Il at No 28 Main street, between sth and yh,
soio,s me ne ntemen Hon, WIN. s. Archer Of Ame-
liza; Judge Crump and r. II. Maury, Esq. OF hich-
mond. ~ rsu,rr o,noSNrrI
CCOTTS PAT. REFRIGERATOR
yTbfs Justly celebrated and decidedly the best re-
s51 the n0 m.hs h.r. wanting
ssg wo"d e 's
] sp22-daw .. M.ln sIeeL.
NOTTCE.-Ata meeting Of the President
and rotomsc RaiiIo.a Compsny, betd y ne Depot Of
The s q Of h.
profits Of the company for ok months. ending Sist
March Iaa be declared, payable 70 the stoctholdsn
their legal representatives on and after The Ast OF
! "A tue copy from the minutes
{ ap Is = c. w. MAcMURDO. Tres'r.
DICHMOND SODA WATER AND
HI BOTTLIN0 ESTABLISHMENT--I b set
lied fact thstt the only genuine article ofbotlsd So
Mack, Who sf.sls hi@s.if IS. ). !: asis % com.
pets with any manufsctory either North o. South,
having been engaged In the eusiness for seven yesr
past.
TO avoid imposition be sure snd call for n. Nc.
CORMACK's SODA WATER
N. BAH orders, either from city or country,
promptly Attended to.
Soda Water Porter and Ale delivered In ell parts
ofthe city daily. $3.50 IA
'''a 'n"'a'''' Z. .sceanAcK.
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DOE HERRINGS.-25 half bbls. North
~ Carolina family Roe Herrings receiving and for
sale BY EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD Co,
SapN No IA Pearl street
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OFFICE OF THE FIRE AND MA
" RINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND. I4TH ST. :.
ONE Door FROM THE PosT OFFfcE.-AuTHoRIzED
CAPITAL, $500, O0o.-This Company will take FIRE
and MARINE RISKS on as favorable terms as any
other Company of equal responsibility.
19.lFs O. f. BRESEE Actuary.
REFERENCES.
Samuel Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond
A. Smith, do Farmers' Bank OF Va, do
Ia.ach Anderson Eso do. :.
"A. TidbaIl, Preddent Of the Bank Of the Valley,
Winchester.
Henry NJ. Brent, Csshier ofths Bank Oft valley
Winchester -. mr.,
j. ii shsrrsrd, Cashier Of the Farmen Bank, Win
chester. ,,,.-...
..er:r. mh - dir ~
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NOTICE. have appointed PHILIP
~ TOPPiN my agent to conduct GROCERY
BUSINESS on 18th street, between Brood and Mar
shall Streets at such other place in the city of
Ric hmond as he may hereafter occupy.
ap 24-2w* TIC. BURNS
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COFFEE SUGAR.-70 bbls. A., IS do.
~ b 100 do. c., yellow, (Stuart's) For sale by
apN LEWIS WEBB g. son
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BY TAYLOR { WILLIAMS.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND JN.

DESlRABLE RESIDENCE AND UN-
~ IMPROVED LOTS ON DARLINGTON ST
TION,-On TUESDAY, I'd May, 1854. at O'Clock
upon the premises will be ssld the residence
o. the late Nathaniel @ Crow, deed, situated on
harrington street. near the intersection of 18th and
Venabie streets. The building (of wood is yetuew.
and very conveniently arranged; and from its proi.
ne n. and delightful situation, might, with some
sight improvements, be made most pleasant resi-.
dence. Attached the mansion are S Lots front;ng
"a ies ia each and running back l65 feet which viii
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at 4, 8 and y
months for notes with interest added and titles re-
BY request of the ex'or and legatees of N Crow.
apN TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Arc,.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val
FnR SAShH REAL N Lt EsT TATE STOCKS AND
COUNTIES OF CHARLES CITY AND AM s. sUR RRE
"Pursusnt to a decree of the Circuit Court of the
City OF Richmond, entered the 3lst day of Jan;v
1854 in the cases Of Crenshaw and ais vs. Glenn and
ais, and Enders' Executors and ais va. Glenn ana
als, the subscriber, who was thereby empowered so
to do. will proceed to sell by public auction AZ fol
lows, the individual property of Thomas Glenn and
ie,N' embraced IN their trust deed of
On TUESDAY, the 9th day of May, on the pre-
misses, commencing at 10 o'clock A. Nj will be sold
the very desirable and pleasant residence of Mr.. r
j. Glenn fronting on the north side of Broad street
between 9th and 7th Streets and running back to an
alley in rear. After which. will be sold the follow.
ing Slaves. to wit; john Tinsley, Daniel, William
James, Alexander, Billy, Fanny Becky and her in.
FAINT child Virginia and her infant Children Su
san Ella and Julia Also, II shares Stock of James
River and Kanawha Company, and 81 shares Rich.
mond Fire Association Stock; and an extensive and
desirable assortment of Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture.
And on the following day, WEDNESDAY, 10th
of May at Al o'clock p. NJ, will be sold Lot No on
Leigh near Adams street. fronting ia feet and run
ming back l65 feet to an alley upon which is fran.
ed dwelling and kitchen, and occupied by Mr.. D
Howle; and two brick tenements, occupied respec.
lively by Mrs. Mary Grafton and Jacob Hirsbman-
This latter property will be sold according to plan
which will be exhibited at the time of sale
On THURSDAY, 18th May, THAT being Court day J
commencing at IL o'clock M in front of Charles civ
Court House. will be sold 1870 acres of Land in said
county, being the same purchased by P. Cren.
shaw OF Waddill.
And on the following day, FRIDAY, 10Th NAV, at
y oc ock T. M at the residence of e Crenshaw in
the county of Surry, will be sold lot of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c,
be given of g. IL and 18 months for notes. with good
sndoTsers, titlest be retained until purchase money
is fully paid. For the personal estate, cash.
Should the weather, onpeher of the days fixed for
the above sales, prove nclemen the sales will take
place on the next fair day therea fter
THOS. w. BOSWELL, Receiver,
Sale to be conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
aucts. apps
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tOFFEE SUGARS-25 bbls. "Stuart's
~ Yellow" in store and for sale by
EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD & CO..
upT No ID Pearl STRAIT
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HAVING concluded to close up my pre-
April Is, 1854.

I OST-On Friday night, l4th April, be
IL tween Aqua Creek and Wellington, BOND
the Sire three n.asOss
ap 25-5ts
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RUILDING LOT ON WALL ST., and
~ HOUSE AND LOT ON CLAY AND 10TH
STREETS, AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY, oath
April, at Al o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises will
be Sold an unmproved Lot lying the East side of
Wall or 18th street, North Of franklin sire ct and
near the property Of Samuel Reese, fronting so feet
and running back ITO feet to Shockoe Creek.
Also, Frame House and Lot on the South side of
Clay street near the Central Railroad; the property
fronts 70 feet and runs back 100 feet the house
tains rooms, and is very pleasant and convenient
re-idence
Railroad. =
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
with interest, and title retained
sp S6-td TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
-FOUR BEAUTIFUL SMALL LOTS
+ AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Will be Sold ON
FRIDAY, the 18th day of April, at 81 O'Clock, four
well situated Lots the South side of Poplar be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. These Lots have each
front OF twenty-five and half feet, and depth of
LOG feet.
TERMs-One fourth cash. the residue at T. and
IL months, and title retained until whole purchase
money is paid
APPS TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GOOD BLACK TEAS.--Persons in want
~ of black TEAS. would do well to examine our
stock, which, for variety. superiority of flavor and
economy in cost cannot be rivaed in the CITY
- apN HULST KING,
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RUTTER CHU S.-Thermomete
- Rotary, Staff and Stone Butter Churns, for sale
by
apT BULKLEY co.
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STRAW BONNETS, CHEAP FOR THE
- CAsH-Fashionab'e Straw Bonnets, at all pri-
ces opening fresh this morning direct from the man
gains So $50
Also-Rihbons and Innings, very cheap
An early cali is requested, we make quick sales
aud small profits. c. A. GWATKIN
ap q Stiff On Fxcb Rank
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DEMOVAL.--SAML SUTHERLAND
IL respectfully informs his friends and the puSlie
that he hss removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE
from his late stand, opposite tho Banks y ho9ss
opposite Eagle Square, IN room No. IL Which has
been handsomely fitted mp especially for the accom-
: now opening q new aud splendid assortment Of
GUNS FI6T0I.s, CUTLERY. CANES, FISHING
TACKLE and all kinda of Goods desired BY South.
arm Sporssmen, embracing many articles useful TO
farmefs and housckeepen sensfaliy-allof which he
offers 1t reasonable prices. by Wholesale or retsil
Thankful for past favors he respectfully invites
his friends and eusomers to call and zee him ct bic
new stand. ap 6--iflm
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A BUILDING LOT FOR SALE, corn
n er Adams and 81 ain street. Applyto
ap 2l-St ISAAC DAVENPORT,
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WATER COOLERS, of all sizes, in zinc
W and wood cases, very desirable article for the
present hot weather. For sale by
BULKLEY l. CO,
apT No. 1877 Main street
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JAMES B. SCLATER, Pa0DucE BRo
Virginia. AsAesNs@ apl9-dSm.
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RLACK FRENCH DRAP d. ETE
y PANTS Il have just received a full assortment
OF black French Drap d. Etc Pants to which would
call the attention Of purchasers.
spN HENRY SHAFER.
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DORTO RICO SU G A R.-15O hhds.
l. prime, landing from schooner George M. Robert
son, lCapt. Patricks,) direct from Mayaques For
sale by LEWIS WEBB & SON
81
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CALIFORNIA INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVAL OF THE PAMPERO

The steamer Pampero arrived at New Orleans
on The 9Th from San Juan with about 100 passen.
gers and $3.50, 900 in gold dust
The Indian troubles in the interior had nearly
ceased The Walker expedition had dwindled
down to a very small aud insignificant band; most
of bis men had deserted him 81
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400 BUSHELS NORTH CAROLINA
fOO SWEET POTATOES, for seeding and
always assortment for table use both Irish and
Sweet. Also, q large let of ORANGES and APPLES.
The country trade may rest assured of getting any
article ip my line lower than they can be bought
from any other dealer in Richmond.
.5 w. WHITLOCK,
ap7-d1mc6w At the Old Market
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nRAWERS.-We would call attention
~ 10 our large assortment of Linen, Jeans an
Muslin, made 10 good style to fit we'll.
VIM +. ADCOCK CO..
APT Main ST.. under American
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING 10

prick STOKE AND DWELLING ON
~; - MAIN, BETWEEN 24rH AND 18th SITS,
THURSDAY afternoon, the 18th May, 1854, upon
the premises commencing at Al O'Clock, that vaiua-
9th and 18th streets, now in the occupancy of Mr.
The Lot fronts Is feet and runs back l57 feet to an
alley fe 1t wide. - 1850 ~ ~
TERMs-One' fourth cash balance at 8, 6 and
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed, or title retained, - -
apH GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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CHAMPAGNE WINE.-:}0 baskets ST.
~ perior brands Champagne Wine in store, for sale
by EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD l. CO,
apT No. ID Pearl street
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DEFINED SUGARS "A good assert
IG ment of Loaf, Crushed. Powdered and Clarified
SUGARS, of superior qualities for sale by
apN HUiST KING
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ERESH FIGS.-2 hhds. for sale bv
l. apT DAVENPORT, ALLEN& CO.
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M ASS LICORICE.-175 cases, superior
1N1 brands For sale BY
ap27 DAVENPORT, ALLEN eco.
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l OST-Between Church and Shockoe
II Hill, NET PURSE, containing a small size
GOLD LOCKET. The finder win be literally re.
warded BY leaving the same at this office.
an 26-Stt
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EXTRA FAMILY BACON.-Just re-
~ ceived. q supply of superior sugar cured can.
vassed HAMS; also, fine lot of SHOULDERS, for
sale low by
ap q HULST KING.
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The following is related incident that occurred
inst before the abandonment of the ship Winchester
lately wrecked at sea- whose passengers were saved by
the American mail steamer Washington:
"As Mr. KNe the second officer Of the Washington, and
Capt MOORE of the Winchester were about to take their
anal leave of the wrecked ship which was just before she
down. carrying her dead TO their waery grave, he
thought Il best to take glance at the
really believe that breahes was the exclamation of
Of them as thrill Of horror mingled with hope ran
through his bosom They approached the body of female
and placed their her mouth when 10 they discover
cd that that whom they had supposed dead was still
breathing They removed her board the Warrington and
she 10 now at the hospital Staten Island in rapid state Of
convalsscencc."'
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JOSEPH KADCLIFr d sun, COMMISSIONS .uacr-
chants and Manufacturer Agents. Wholesale and Retail
Dealers Agricultural and horticultural Implements and
Machinery, Fertilizers Seeds &c., Odd Fellows Hail. Seventh
street Nv ashington. mp 25-3tawrptf