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"ACKEREL, salmon, and Digby Her
Ivl rings.-Landing per schooner voant--
No. Mackerel, extra, In kits and barrels
Do do small, half and quarter barrels
Nos. 9 and 9 do, Halifax, kits and barrels
Halifax Salmon No. l. in tierces
rs boxes scaled Digby Herring
20 do No do
auintals st. Georges Bank Goldfish
cases Western Bank Dunfish
/ case No. Smoked Salmon.
For sale by
sHEKELL BROTHERS,
nov 8O--3tif No. 40, opposite Centre Market
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KUNKEL,s OPERA TROUPE.

KUNKEL,S OPERA TROUPE.
HE that now comes forward doth brook no rival
thrones,
He reigns the OyR Sole MoSARcn-the only Brudder
Bones.
HE came, He saw, He conquered, the vanquished
make their means,
He has been here. GREAr HARRY LEHR--the real
black prince Of bones.
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by RoTHWELL & BROWN,

By HOIHW ELL N DhoVN,
Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALES on Saturday, Morning
N and Evening--0n Saturday morning, ut 10
o'clock, we shall sell in front Of our Auction Store
Louisiana avenue, variety OF new and secondhand
Furniture, Consisting Of Bedsteads Bureaus, Tables
Chairs, Cribs, Cradles Washstands, &c.
EVENING SALE.
On Saturday evening, at o'clock, we shall sell an
assortment Of new and reasonable Dry Goods, Blan-
kets, Cloths. Cottons, Linseys Muslins, &C.
Also, Gloves, Crayats, Shirts, Understands, DC,
with variety of Fancy Articles.
ROCKWELL 4 BROWN,
nov 3O-ot Auctioneers.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.

NEw York, Nov So.--To-day being thanksgiving
day, there is general suspension of business
The day Is generally observed,
Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nov s0.--Flour, unsettled no sales.
wheat--very firm, owing to the light supply.
Corn--unchanged.
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Georgetown Markets, November 30.

Georgetown Markets, November 30.
Flour--family --$l0 to gil 25.
Extra superiiae-Ss rs.
Supertne- a. 62iS.
Wheat VI SO 10 Al 90; Red 81 80 TO 81 So.
Corn--white no sales, worth rs to so cents. yel-
low no sales.
Mill Shorts--l8 cents.
Ship stuf--40 10 IS cents.
Brown stuff-25 TO 80 cents.
Corn meal--95 cents.
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ONIONS TO BE SOLD Low.
IUST received, thirty barrels northern
- Onions in prime ORDER which win be sold at tho
lowest market price.
ROTHwELL 4 BROWN,
nov 0T--at Auctfnnaerz
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An AMUSING IscrDKSr.--A short time ago, a
Mrs. Ferguson, purchasing some chickens in the
Centre Market discovered, as she thought, strik-
ing resemblance to her own chickens. She ac-
cordingy went home, and ascertained there that
her hcn-roost had been broken open and number
Of chickens stolen. The person was Immediately
arrested and gave bail for his appearance for fur
ther examination. Yesterday, however, the bail
becoming alarmed, surrendered the man, by name
John 0Dwyer, and the following is a copy Of
letter written to of his friends after his incar-
ccration, showing fear Of the Know Nothings,r
which Is quite amusing
Washington Jail Nov. Goth s.
MY DEAR SIR Murray and release me as speadi-
ly as possible. The Know Nothngs gain another
victory over l am surrendered into the hands OF
the law come and redeem me don't allow the did
rsscals 10 gain victory over me. Yours
JoHS 0'DwrER,
An exile.
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WE advise all our Georgetown friends, who in
dulgc occasionally in the luxury Of fragrant Ha-
vana, or who admire sweet fine cut Cavendish, TO
call on Wallace, who, on High street, keeps a
great variety Of cigars and tobacco, Of the most a.
xorite brands.
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CorroS IssEcrs.-Mr. Townend Glover, this
morning, showed US some beautiful drawings Of
Cotton in Its diseased and healthy state Of the In
sects injurious to the cotton plant, and Of those
that were beneficial. The boil worm, caterpillar,
and cotton louise, are the principal insects known
to be injurious There are six or eight different
kinds Of insects which feed upon the insects de-
structive to the plant. At some future time we
shall refer to this matter more at length.
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BALL OF THE SCOTT GUARDS.
THE Scott Guards have the pleasure OF
- announcing that their first Ball will take place
on December l4th. Particulars in future advertise
ments. nov 2a--eod8t
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Nv EW FAMILY GkOCEKY.-.Ihe sub.
IN scriber, having taken the old established stand
under Odd Fellows Hail. No. 502, Seventh street has
just returned from the North, and is now opening
and such terms win permit him to sell them
low as any house in the city. In order that he MI
establish his business fair basis II will be co.
Quoted the cash system, which he believes will
better for both seller and buyer By strict attention
to business he hopes to receive the patronage of bis
friends and the public generally. Fair dealing mi
be expected in all cases.
GEORGE w. f. KENNEDY,
nov 27-3tawow Odd Fellows Hall, 7th st.
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- ern Apples, such as Grecnings, Baldwins, and
Russets in fine order delivered all sound. private
families boarding house and hotel keepers will find
il to their advantage TO give US cal.
Fine yellow Onions in barrels.
Also, New Jersey white Mercer Potatoes.
j. DOUGLAS Il co.
nov 2I--eo2w Feed Store, 2d street Pa avenue
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"ATCHES, Of Superior quality, and
Wv warranted accurate time keepers constantly
on hand and received direct from the importers, fr
sale at wholesale cheapest in Amcricaat No.
lls, Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 20 III. o. HOOD
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET--Two
II Parlors and two or three chambers, or The
whole house, If preferred. Enquire at No 1884, Penn
syvania avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, near the War Department. nov rs
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$1,000 WANTED.
A NY PERSON HAVING THE ABOVE
N amount 10 loan, on the most unexceptonab
real-cstate security, viii hear Of customer by al
dressing with real name, Box 134, Washington CITY
Post Office nov 25-df
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NOR rent, a comfortable and convenient
II two-story brick house, No. 72, Indiana avenue,
near I'd street and Trinity Church. Immediate pos
session given. Apply to
CHAS. H. LANE,
nov 28-3t No. 424, Penn. Avenue.
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slave grown cotton,) the rope-maker, the rig
ger the ail.maker, the ship.plumber, ana
the great Northern copper mining interests
which furnish copper for the ships bottoms;
the manufacturers Of boots and shoes for
sailors; and last, though not least, the COM
manders and seamen who man the ships; the
stevedores and laborers who work about
them; the keepers of sailors boarding houses
in one word, every ramification of North.
ern interests, and the whole prosperity of
Northern society, depend upon the naviga-
ton laws Now, If the South wishes to strike
home at the North, here, in their Navigation
Laws, is the vulnerable point, the heel of
Achilles, into which the dagger of retaliation
may be thrust to the hilt, and produce inevi-
table death.
If those interests are worth preserving, it
Is time that those concerned We're ing af-
| ter them. Whilst the fanatics of the North
are talking about repeating the Fugitive
Slave Law, and practically repeating it every
day, it must be recollected that repeal is a
| game which two can play at. and that the
South is beginning to be in favor of free trade
| in that sort of fun, as well as of Sailors
Rights.
In the above estimate Of freight, primage,
Insurance, &c, paid by the Southern plan
| tiers to Northern insurers, shipowners, sea
| men, and other interests, perhaps the figure
may be rather too liberal, as no deduction
| has been made for the cotton, tobacco rice,
&c. exported in foreign bottoms, and in ships
owned by merchants residing in Southern
| States; most of whom, however, are from the
North, and probably, in a majority of cases,
the largest portions of the ships hailing from
Southern ports, are owned by Northern ca
| pitalists
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F.1sE CgaRGE.-Miss Mary Carroll al

+ -
peared before the Mayor yesterday, to answer the
charge alleged against her of stealing two blankets
from Miss Ellen Douglass, two or three months
ago
Miss Ellen stated that when che was staying with
her sister Josephine, in Locust Alley, Miss Mary
was also stopping there and that she 0he witness)
left for Washington, where she remained six weeks
leaving the blankets in the care of her sister, Some
few weeks alter her return, finding that Mary had
removed to the Valley, she inquired for her blank
cts and learned from one of the servants that Ma
nv had taken them with her. On Thursday last
Ellen called on Mary at her residence relative to
the blankets but was refused admission. When
she got back to her sisters house. the blankets had
been sent there by servant, and were cut to pieces
Her object in obtaining the warrant was to make
the accused pay for the blankets, which all the
witness desired.
Miss Josephine Douglass was next sworn, and
corroborated the statement of her sister Ellen.
Miss Carroll stated that when Ellen left Ter Sis
ter Josephines house. she brought the blankets into
her room and made her present of them They
had been living in the same house together, were
on the most friendly terms, and she had made
Ellen present of wrapper, Ellen, in turn, had
given her the blankets in the presence of another
lady, who would be in the city in a few days. She
did not deny sending the blankets home when called
for but protested that she did not cut or inure
them.
With all the facts before the Mayor he could do
no less than dismiss the warrant and discharge the
accused, who, throughout the whole transaction,
showed most conclusively, her entire innocence
Ladies should seek other places than the courthouse
to settle their disputes in.
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

Sales of Stocks reported by John H. lancaster and
Son, Brokers, for the neck ending Wednesday, Jane
II. 1854:
Virginia per cents 81 years to rum for sale at
the Treasury.
Virginia per CENTS 25 years time, last sales at SlO5
and interest.
Virginia per cents 10 years to rum last sales
$l03 and int
Virginia per cts under 10 years to rum last sales
Sl0l4 and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State, sales SG3 and inte-
rest.
Richmond City Bonds, 81 years to run, sales SlO2s
and interest.
Richmond City bonds, short dates, last sales to Il
and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock par $40, last sales $40.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales Sl13
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales Sl123
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds last sales S95
and interest.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales 500.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par 800 sales SS3
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales 800.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales 1924.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
$l5..
Richmond and Danve Railroad Stock, last sales $50
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales $40.
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CELEBRATING TIE FouRTH or july

CELEBRATING THE FOURTH OF july
The meeting cslsd last night to make arrangements
for celebrating the 4th Of July was sdjour ned over
until Friday afternoon next at O'Clock, at Metro
politan Hail. when II ia earnestly hoped that the c-
IL ems generally will attend and take part in the pro-
ceedinss. Surely the people OF Richmond have not
30 far forgot their duty to themselves and to those
who are to come after them as to coincide with the
ahoonists of the North in their endeavors to blot
from the history of the country the Anniversary Of
its In Petersburg. cur sister city, the
smplest arrangements have been made for celebra.
ting the day in a becoming manner. Shall we be be-
hind all others In acknowledging the thousands (
blessings which have been poured upon US by the
achievements of that great day Have we no pstri-
otisn-no love Of country lst-that our people can
not be made to feel the importance of keeping green
in our memory the Anniversary OF American indie
pendencel If such IL not the case, we urge our
that they properly appreciate the work of fore
fathers and the fruits we have reaped therefrom.
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ARRIVALS AT T8E PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

AMERICAN HoTEL-HD Preston, A Allen.
Washington; E schoffin, Boston; Q P Mortimer
Flor d Chase; . Thomas and lady, B Blu
Amelia; Mauria, Va; J Wilson, Pa J Campbell,
A Panes Young, Va; w Mallory, E Burge
and Montess Mani A Mola and sons C Mola and
sons, Mola. Havana; A B Bowles and lady, Miss
Bowles, Miss Perkins, Fluvanns; w Saunders,
T Alexander, Cumberland.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-G w Stainback, Pat
terson, Petersburg; WARMER. Chesterfield; Cur
ss. Hsnrico; D Southall. J P Vaughan, Amelia; N
Wood Chesterfield;J w BrghtweH 8 C Peters
J Wood, J Philips, T Strsnge, G Bane, Va; Jno
Scott, Halifax; J A Stokes, Stskes Lunenburs; J
A Sch1nitt Charlotte; G w Baldwin, Nottoway; las
Anderson, Chesterfield; II Featherston. j A Jenes
Va Il A Wormock, Buckng CHAM; Gwathmy FL
Barnes W Crew, G-ansie; DR. Rainy, Cumber-
land MoIitt, Appemattox; J NJ Walkcr D Fow-
ler III; J Atkins. Va; J Nj Holmau Goochland; 3
Bootwright, Buckingham; H Mosby, Cochap, AID;
J Glover. Va; BisEett, Petersburg; T. Cars, A B
Edwards, w He film, NC; s Benin. Va; w 3 Saun-
derson, Cumb'd; Rice, A Fuller, Va; d Martin,
Buckingham.
castle; "A Bennett, Norfolk; w w Coke. Thos w
Hung erford, J Horton, We; II Watts, Albemsrle;
RW H.sweod, G W Walden, T v Wilcox Charles
T w Christian, r d Vowles w Fl Bell and son, Ed
Gresham, Va
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-R Chewing, Louisa;
nah, Hannah, J Hannah, Charlotte; VIM NJ
Hannah, VIM NJ Hannah. jr. Hannah Appomat-
tox; Richards, Lynchburg; l. II White, Deep
Creek; b Welton, lady and daughter. Hardy; NJ IS
Barry, Miss Howard, Howard, York; w Gary,
Deep Crees;L Shepherd, g w PortIock, Norfolk
county; s Wynce, Williamsburg; Cochew, n C;
A Webster, Baltimore; 7 Holmes, Sussex; r II
Sawyer, h Saunders. W Saunders, West Indies;
D Dew, il, Ais: J Worsham, Petersburg; LIE,
bear o: Z Jones, Ridgefed; Rev d Campbell.
Montreal; Fl Perry and svt, Mobile; J Steele J f,
Eaton, Washington; Lie Barre, lady and child, N
o; Mrs Chspello. children and svt, L lie barre
Le; J Cooke, Prince George; w Tuxberry, N Y;
Graham, K 4 q; DR. Cccke Fluvanna; H
Loughbrough, Georgetown; Sutton King William;
w Parrish, Mrs NJ + Hamlet, CharIottesvilIe C C
Wertenbaker, u of We: w Sprague, N Y H Lee,
Orange.
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Nrw RrRxIrG GRnnNp.-The City Coun.


ell in body. with the exception of four members,
accompanied by the Mayor and other gentlemen,
visited the farms of Messrs Blakey and Shore, yes
terday afternoon, to select between the two for
burial ground and suitable site for house of re-
fugc. Judging from the general expression OF opin-
ion we arc inclined to think that the land owned
by Miss Shore vii, be selected and for two reasons:
Ono is, that It confirms seventeen ceres more than
Bakey and another is that it he's upon 1t hand
some oak grove, which is considered essential IN
new cemeteries We shall endeavor to present the
advantages OF this place in notice prepared for TO-
morrow believing, as we have already stated, that
majority of the Council had decided upon its pur-
chase.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, June IA

ARRIVED,
Schr Henrico, Chester, New York, mdse., w. ID
Colquitt Il Co
schr. Telegraph, Davis, Alexandria, coal, w. d
Colquitt Il Co.
Schr. Mary Ann Guest, Ireland, Philadelphia, coal
Lancaster 4 Roberts.
Schr Ida Mailer, Weeks Boston. Ice, Griffin L
Taylor.
SAILED,
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse. and
passengers
Schr. Mary Eliza, Hotchkiss. Attakapas, ballast.
Schr Jenny Lied, Thomas, Philadel phia, coal w
d Colquitt Co.
schr Relage, Hooper, Phi adelphia, coal, w. D
CSlqHitt Il Co.
Schr. Henry Read johnson, Port Walthal. to load
for Norfolk.
Schr Brilliant, Phillips, Baltimore. mdse, w. d
COlquitt Co.
schr Isaac Prince, Jr, Booze, Baltimore, coal, W
ID. Colquitt L. Co.
schr. Hope, Creighton, Port WalthalI, light
Schr. John Thomas, Ezey, Pamunky liver, TO load
for Philadelphia
MEMORANDA
BALTIMORE, June lS.-Ceared, schooner Edwin
Aaron, Richmond
NEw York, June l2-Cleared, schr. Ann Hopkins
City Point.
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THE OPENING OF JAPAN

We surrender much space today 10 an
Interesting account of the grand success
u.h,ob has attended Commodore Perry's ex-
pedition to Japan. We agree with the New
York Herald that hereafter the opening OF
.Jspan to the commerce. of the world will be
classed among the notable eras ofhistory, and
that i. is hardly possible to set a limit to the
consequences which this single event opens
ta our view.
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GREAT increase IN PRoPERTY.-In 1S45
the city of Richmond purchased tract of land on
Church Hill, intended for burying ground, at a
cost of S678. Having abandoned the idea of using
this land for that purpose, on Tuesday afternoon
last i. sold at public auction, by Messrs. Goddin
& Apperson, for 81 237 63. Pretty good interest on
a small investment. we should saw.
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MARSHAL RILEY and his Aids, have been
most Hospitality entertained by our citizens, since
their arrival in Richmond last Monday morning:
and no efforts will be spared to make them feel
that the people of Virginia know how to appreciate
the lovers of order and the supporters of the Con
stiution, come from where they may. These gen.
tlemen have performed their duty like true men,
and for that we honor them
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE IS, 1854,

- Prices CuRREST-The Letter o@ce.
p,,ccs Current, issued from this office VIII
he ready at the counter at o'clock, ''i' al
ternoon. 1t is prepared with care from Tue
hest sources of information.
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STRANGE LoDGINGs--JacOb Miller, a
small lad, was found asleep in the market house
last Tuesday night, and taken to the cage. When
brought before the Mayor, yesterday, it was aseer
tanned that Jacob was orphan, leit to his own re-
sources. and being anxious to learn trade, the
Mayor determined TO assist in finding him suita-
Bile home if possible
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LuscEs NATURa.-We were shown,

LUscEs NATURa.-We were shown, yes
terday, young chicken. that had three legs and
eleven toes. The little biped was as lively as
cricket, running about with the remainder of the
brood, and from appearances, would soon be able to
care for itself 1t hatched on the premises of
colored woman living on 10th street, Mr..
Glazebrook's lumber yard, and is certainly great
curiosity.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
ArrrrTros, Boss MEoHAsIcs,-You

ArTEsTioN, Boss MECHArIcs-You are
reanested to inset on SATURDAY Evening next, 81
o'clock ct Metropolitan Hall, to take into connoe-
ration the propriety of establishing ~ this city on
firm basis a MECHANICS 1NST1TUTE-tne oh,
iect of which will be to advance the Mechsnics
Arts ard the improvement Of Mechanism 10 genera
to establish Library. q Cabinet of Natural an9 ne.
for our Apprentices; and also to adopt such ofhe,
ueayu res a. may be deemed propor to place the ma
nnfactures of Richmond a fair footing with those
of any other city in the Union.
MECHANIC AND MANUFACTURER.
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The HUsTENGs CoURT had but lite crimi-
nal business TO dispose of yesterday.
Antonio Sola,i, indicted for a rlisdemeanor.-
Case continued until the next term.
J. Keeling, two misdemeanor. Continued
until next term.
CHI Burton tiued so for permitting his slave
Sam to go ut large
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ANTHONY BURNs-the fugitive, has been
delivered by Marshal Riley. to MIR Brent, the agent
Of his master, Col. Charles F. Suttle, and will, in
all probability, be sent South to find new owner
and n new home
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HEBREW WEDDING. - Through the po-
likeness of Mr.. Ezekiel we yesterday had the plea.
sure OF seeing Jewish couple united in marriage.
at the Synagogue on Mayo stree. As a description
OF the interesting ceremony viii be novelty to
many OF our readers, we propose giving tomorrow
a brief sketch thereof
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AUCTION NOTICE-Particular attention
is reque sted my sale of Furniture THIS MORNING
commencing at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Doctor
Mosby, on Clay street, betwe 4th and 9Th stree t.
je Is THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct.
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THE SHIP LOCKS will now be completed
in a very short time, and ready for use. The wa.
ter has been let out of the basin into the lift locks
aud that portion of the work seems to be admirably
executed
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The You've GUARD are to leave the city
this morning on the Northern cars, TO pay a visit tc
their brother Volunteers in the town of Fredercks
burg. where they will meet with a most cordia
reception.
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AUCTION NoTIcE.-We invite attention to
our sale of Damaged Ozuaburgs and Cotton Yarns
TO take place at the store OF Flanagan Stokes Co
This Morning. at 10 o'clock.
jel5 KENT, PAINE ( KENT. Aucts
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MONSTER EGG.-Mr. VIM. J. Sizer, On
Church Hill, has sent us another mammoth egg,
laid by of his Shanghai hens. 1t is not SO large
as the one received from Manchester
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In A Row-Eugene Neil was held to bail
for his good behavior by the Mayor, yesterday, for
being engaged in fight the night before, at Rocl:
etts
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AUCTION NorioE-Attention is called To
our sale This Morning, at 10 o'clock.
j. ID A. MOTT & CO., AuctF.
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The WEATHER yesterday, was really
charming, for the season. and il it continues for
short time, will set the farmers to harvesting their
wheat.
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LECTURE on TEMPERANCE Mr. s. w.
WILLIAMS will deliver a Lecture THIS EVENING.
commencing at half past 8 o'clsck, at Springfield Id
Temperance hall. on the subject of Temperance,
advocating Prohibitory Liquor Law. The public
are invited to attend. je 15-lf
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AUcTIoN-This Morning, of an assortm'
Of Groceries. Fruits &c, by
je ID DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO, Aucts
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On the 18th inst, by the Rev. H. NJ. Linney, at
Gordongville, Mr.. D. N. BRANCH of Mort champion,
Co, Va, to Miss NOBLE DICK, of Caroline Co.
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WE invite especial attention to the sale
of valuable real estate "a detailed description of
to commence THIS AFTERNOON a. II o'clock at the
corner OF Grace and Adams Streets as rare oppor.
tn ny will there be offered to tho in search of de-
srabe private residences beautiful building lots.
ir II TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucta.