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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23
DIED,

On the morning of the 2lst instant at his residence
In the city of Richmond, Va. very suddenly, THOS.
VANNERSON, Esq. aged Ga years.
V Nstchez. Miss, Nashville, Tenn, ard st.
Louis, Mo papers will please copy.
In H.rrico county. on Wedne sday, the 18th inst.
Mias MARIA w. POLLOCK, in the Goth year of
her ege.
In this city. on the 22d instant SALLIE N eldest
daughter of Jos r. and Caroline Fl. Keiningham, in
tbs 18th year OF her age.
The friends of tde family invited to attend her
funeral. at Centenary Church, this morning at 10
O'Clock.
la this city on Thursday, the 19th inst at the res
idence of his uncle John w Beverage, WIN HEN
KY HtLE, only son of the late Henry Hill, aged Is
years..
The deceased had been suffering for four wears
with consumption, and for few weeks past with
drcpsy. He sn intelig gent and interesting child,
a kind and aHactOnste brother and always obeaient
and respectful to his superors In years. He bore his
protracted illness with scarcely murmur, and when
In health he uniformly endeavored to refrain from
all that was sinful. 'ShaH we live asainp'
When blooming youth is snatched awky
By deaths resistle IS hand,
Our hearts the mourpful tribute pay st.ff
Which pity must demand.
NV lille pity prompts the rising sigh,
Oh may this truth, impress'd --t
With awful power-t too must die
SinE deep in every breast" ICON.
St LouiApapers please fepy. 5r
On Friday evening, the Goth last st 104 O'Clock,
JOHN TARLTON, infant of Jshn z. and Sarah
A. Crabbin, aged months asd &c days.
Rest, sweet Johnny, oh my love,
Since we doomed to part;
II was that kind Jesus from above
--.- That called thee from my heart
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SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS FROM
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL R0TP, 8
SATURDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL-A Denman BALI; g Dabbs
N Y; w w Micheaux and lady, Powhatap; C. nj OF.
finger, Phia; Psyne, E H Pendleton. Cumbd B B
OuYure, Capt M Payne, Goochland; Miss Mitch.
eli. Bedford; E Gargeson. Petersburg; Archer
Amelia; 3 Thurston, Washington; j w Hodges
ray, N {; C Davis. Jones, Fayetteville; s March
aud lady. Boston; J M McLesn, We; Harpin.
Ravens Nest; d B Campbell, Wiiming top; II
Crumpton. Cumbd; J g Shields, Weshinston; G 8
Saunders, Baltimore; T r Swift, Phiis; 0r.v.
ston, Charleston; C Reed, Wilmington; J gamn.
son. Cumbe; H Morgan. Bait; Cox Buckin . n:
v Jackson. Danville; Cook. Wilmip gton; 6
Crenshsw. Wsshinetoa. :
ST CHARLES HoTEL.-A C Mason, N Kent;
A 0oodloe. B Odell, j Glover Roctbri6ee: N
Gillian. Capt w hurry, Pocahontas; SteeTs Fl
0ooch, L Eubants. VIC r; BE Wright q
Cox, Essex; Il NJ Ferguson, g Snidsr C AiIer
Richmond; Marts ] Hare, Chesterfield, Rosen
herx Bait; Ruckies, N Kent
EXCHANGE HOTEL-E Kiddle. Wilmin stop. N
:; Gsest. Halifax; Miss III Glenn. do; J 8 Moore,
iorEviile, c, c Mo,by. LsrchbuTg; Nj join.
son, va; Freeman, CulpeppeE Thos Steers, M q r.
J Harper, Poultney, Bal; Fl Gordon. Fred,a:
Jos n lson Phls; Burnett. La; Barrett, 6si !:
wilson, BOSTON, M l. Jackson, dc; . Turner nj
\; Sunith. {; L Jacobs Illinois; Fry. New.
srk, ); Brown, Tenn; Norris, do; w s AZ.
CoLgMBIAN HoTEL-w Bovle. p,tt,vlv.
ma; ~ scott Va; Taylor, Powhatsp; C w Dell.
trics; n Tuner. Caroiize; A Booker Cumbe r
land M Mayo, Riehm ono; ID Wslls Tenn: w v
Deaericl; w White Tenn; r Hopkins. r 4 D
h; Banks. Peter sburs; DR. r Archer Tsrss. r ~
Hall, J Moody Chesterfield; Bsusb. a.. r "a
Hatcher, do; BROOKE, do. ."
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HEsRY MILLER, whose name heads thi,

HENRY MILLER, whose name heads this
Communication, iblshed an article in the Enc mir "
on the 2st instant In which be says that CONVEX.
Hecklsr, OF the 9Th instant occurred aud introduce
Mr. joseph X. Ande son to prove what be says =
Now, according to Mr.. A.'s statement, he was only
Ia company with Miller. Heckier and myself Is or
20 minutes. and during that time he heard no such
conversation. Mr. Miller, Mr. Heckler, ard my,elf
were In company more than so h. ur before saw
Mr.. "A, ana the conversation that ailu led to took
place long before we met Mr. A. Miller says that
said that he admitted He ststene MT TO true
10 thif. rs mistaken. aud these who reed my reply
to MT Q note OF the 9Th instant, VIII bear wit
neM. said that tho conversation took place 10 Mr..
M'sprefence, and that he did not deny Il; and I
that pc i.ica sermon, preached In Baltimore by tie
presi Bishrp was spoken Of BY him the boat IN
Henry Miilcrs prssoucc and that he did not deny II.
Astothe controversy between Miller and Heckler,
have nothing to cay or do When called on 20 re.
peat what pasxed the beat, did 90 iurartsliy %
any man could, and have now only to raterate what
than stated. The card Of Mr.. Anderson does nat
all conflict with statement, fer he was not pre-.
sent and therefore could not have heard The conyer.
satioa that alluded TO in my note to Mr.. Heckler.
Mr., Miller might have gotten certificates from hal
not hear what paused between Heckls~ him AID
MYSELF aud that would have besn no proof that sue
conversation did not take pacs between a.. IA
that dd not report u accurately whsn called q 81
emo OF the party 70 do 20 = =
With this whole mattsr,l am row done, fselina
satiuaed that have pefformed an sct a. iuskice
IN telling the truth however Objectionable that truth
may prove 70 Henry Miller.
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For Billious Diseases, Fever az d Agus Liver Dis
ease. and sill diseases arising from disordered or
fnpute state of the Blood. CARRIERS spANIsa MIX.
TURF is q certain aad positive rsmedy. 1t attacks
the seat of disease by rendering the Blood pure and
expeiiirg all unhealthy particles from the system
Every one should this invaluable remedy who is
exposed to the heat of the weather. or resides In an
unhealthy location. II 10 equally ood proven.
tative as 1t 10 In curing diseases Try it at once
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FRANCE AND CUBA-The rumor that the French
Minister, M Sartiges, has sent to Mr. Marcy a note
that France will resist the acquisition of Cuba by
the United States. lie not credited. The New York
Courier (French) says that nothing Is further from
the intention of France than to m tx herself up in
the affairs of the new world, where governments
undertake les itimate enterprises.
FoRKI GIN PAUPERs.-Mayor Wood has received
letter lom Mr.. Fay, Minister at Switzerland,
enclosing circular issued by the Federal Council
of Switzerland condemnins the sending of pau
pers here from that country, and prohibiting the
practice for the future
B WHEEL ia stated 10 one of our exchanges that
during the present year there will probably be
raised a grape crop sufficient to make 100000
gallons of Catawba wine. The demand for the ars
ticle far exceeds the product.
A HEAVY VERD1CT.-A jury at Memphis, Tenn
has given 1926, 900 damages to man named Sewers
who sued the corporation of that town for Injuries
received while he was imprisoned in what ia called
there the 'chain gang"
Arthur GrAson, son OF Ex-Governor Grasop died
in Hartford county, Nd, on the 18th instant in the
| Goth year of his age.
On Tuesday 800 tons Northern ice were received
at Louisville, where it is selling at e0c par 100 lbs
| or $40 per ton.
Andrew Stebbns, aged a. was accidentally al !,
dead by his brother, near Milan, Ohio, on the 5:h
| inst.
Eleven Kentucky slaves passed through Cjncin-
Lati last week, en- route for Canada.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-JUDeE MEREDr1

CIRCUIT G GU T.-JUDeE MEREDITH
PREs1pING But one case was disposed of on Sat
urday last.
Robbery Charles Bsckman, indicted for steal
iDg $l700 from Fayette McMullen on the 7th OF
August last was tried and found gully by the jury
who ascertained his term of punishment at five
years confinement in the Penitentiary
Mr.. r NJ. Carey, COUNSEL for the accused, moved
the Judge to set aside the verdict, on the ground
that material fact the place at which the robbery
had been committed, had not been shown to be
within the Jurisdiction OF the court. The Judge
took until this morning to decide the motiou
Manchester and Humphrey, whose trials were
set for Thursday next will be put trial this NOR
Ming st 10 o'clock, the time having been changed tc
suit the convenience OF the defendants and theii
counsel. Veniremen and witnesses should there
fore be prompt in their attendance at 10 o'clock
III.
There being no case ready to proceed with, the
court adjourned.
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THE HUsr1SGs CoURT ended its quarterly
term on Saturday last. Mr.. James P. Tyler High
Constable elect. appeared in Court gave the re.
quisits bond and took the oath of ofice Messrs.
Horace w. Starke and Robert M. Tabb were sworn
In as his deputiss
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STREET FIeHT.-Mr Sampson Jones and
Mr.. Elicit had q street fisticuff last Saturday,
but politics had nothing to do with the affair. Nei.
Their of the parties were injured, as friends inter
Tered and separated them.
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MARINE NEWS.
roRs OF RICHMOND, April p.

ARRIVED
sseamahip Virgins, Teal Philadelphia, mdzs. "a
passengers.
Schr Eusenia, Mason, North Carolina. shingles.
schr Accomac. Clegg, Norfolk, shingles
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MARRIED.

In Charlottesville. April 9Th. be ibs Rev John A.
Broaddus, Mr.. ROBERT II WATERMAN, of Rich
mond, to Miss ANN q. BISHOP, daughter of Mr..
James M. Bishop. -
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DRUNK -Elkin Jinkins, charged with
being drunk In the street, arraiened beforeithe
Mayor, last Saturday, who heard the evidence, and
then released the prisoner, it being his first ap.
pearapce.
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RUMoRED APPROXIMATIONS or CITE.

The Washington Star says it has satisfied
Itself that the last steamer from Eurone
brought to more than one foreign legation in
this city that Mr. Perry, shortly after the de
livery of M. Luzuriag's now famous speech
In explanation of the future Cuban policy Of
Spain, wrote that gentleman 1.-THE Queens
minister for foreign affairs) for an authentic
copy of the speech in question, to be for
warded to this Government; and that Mr.
as promptly senti to him, embracing pledge
that Spain would protect and cherish slavery
in Cuba. The Star takes it for granted that
by the mail bringing the letters in question.
the government received the correspondence
to which reference is made above
We have never believed, for moment
that Spain would adopt an abolition policy
with reference to slavery in Cuba, except in
the event Of the probable loss of the island
by fillibusteriHg. So long as there is posi-.
bility that Cubs can be retained to the Span.
ish Crswn, 30 long its slave institutions win
be preserved. For the Spanish exchequer is
dependent upon Cuban revenues and the
experience of St. Domingo and Jamaica
must have satisfied Spain, that so far as Pc
cuniary interests are involved, she might as
we'll give mp the island as give up slavery.
AN EXCITED PHILOSOPHER.
The New York Tribune speaks of the
Williams who Oyerrun Kansas in the late cleo
lion. Keep cool. friend, keep cool. The
vasm weather u approaching; let us betake
)nynelyf1 70 icGD and wear our white coats In
,om10rt and composurs. Wise men receive
leleat or victory with moderation. and phil
s0phers should never "let their angry
'ae6fons rise
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HUoKsrERING-Patriek Moore was con.
yicted before the Mayor of buying ifty-fya fresh
fish in the first market On Saturday last, and offer
Ing them for sale again. He was theref,re fined
s. for the ofenca
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F,RE.-Yesterday morning, between the

FIRE.-Yesterday morning, between the
hours of and 10 o'clock. 8. Lichstensfeins chin
new on 18th street, near Main, took fire, and the
sparks falling on the adjoining tenement. soon ig-
nited the shingles Oh Mr.. Moses A. Waterman's
house. which, but for the circumstance Of It's time
" discovery, might have proved very destructive
to the property in the neighborhood. A pair of
hand hose in an adjoining tenement was placed on
a private hydrant, by which the fire was ex.in-
guished without creating any alarm.
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Arrrrprrn T.orNn,,pIam

ATTEMPTED ISoENDIARIsM. - Between
the hours of and 10 o'clock last Saturday night,
quantity of combustible matter wss placed In
wooden conductor at the Powhatan House, and set
fire to with the intention of burning that building
but the smoke led to the discovery ofthe fire. which
was extingushed before doing any injury.
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Our friend, Major Seayres. for so ma,

Our friend, Major SeayIes, for so many
years the indomitable and uneqtalled caterer fol-
The Columbian hotel, has, we understand, retired
from that popular establishment, though not, as ali
the devotees of astronomical science will be glad
to hear, from his reconcile and important vocation
We would advise any proprietor OF watering
place, who wants to make his fortune by that wa
tefing place rarity, an excellent table, to secure
the services of Major Seayres of this city, one of the
most accomplished caterers in the United States
and whole souled and high minded gentleman.
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The GARDINER FRAuD.-The exact sum paid
iato the United States Treasury by Corcoran, Riggs
& Co, deposited with them by Gardiner, was $685.
lOl 33
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SLANDER.-Dennis Leary and Michael
Fiz arrested for using insulting and abusive laa.
gusge to Mary E. Cronan, were discharged by the
Mayor. on Saturday last, the case being one Tor
civil, not criminal action.
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FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES.
Whether the French Minister at Washing-

EhANCE AMI HE ONA W. SAAAA ~'
Whether the French Minister at Washing-
ton, as is reported. has notified Mr.. Marcy
that in the event of war between the U.
States and Spain, France would come to the
succor Of Spain and keep the island OF Cuba
out of American hands. weare unable to say,
for there are SO many fabrications every
day by the telegraph and by newspaper cor
respondents, that 1t is hard to know what to
believe. But we think the story very plaus-
ible, and have little doubt that, whether the
French Minister has said SO or not such will
be the course of the French Government, if
the prospect of two wars should not serious
ly threaten the Emperor S popularity at home.
Louis Napoleon, not being Frenchman,
either in blood or temperament, but the lille
climate son of a Dutch admiral, has never
had any of the natural sympathies of q
Frenchman with Americans. He has also
married a Spanish wife, an intelligent and
high spirited woman, who Is said to feel great
sensitiveness on the subject of American
designs upon Cuba. The handspring of his
policy is of course his interest, and these
he imaRines, consist in extending the colo
NAL acquisitions of France. French troops
may be sent to the protection of Cuba, and
once there, may make longer stay even than
| at Rome Moreover, he has committed him
self to the regulation of the affairs of both
hemispheres, a herculean task, which even
the mighty genius of his uncle did not at
tempt. French ships of war are at this mo-
ment cruising in the neighborhood OF Cuba,
with the evident design Of protecting it from
fllibustering expeditions.
We are unable to see much of Napoleons
usual sagacity in this policy. A French in
vasion of the U. States would prove even
more unfortunate than that expedition to the
Crimea, which is said to have been the pro-
duct of his marvellous military genius
France might inflict damage for time upon
our commerce and coast, but in the end, the
heroic navy which has proved too much for
the British conquerers of France, would
sweep her ships from every sea, and our gal.
liant army, sustained by myriads OF Well-dis-
ciplined volunteers, would triumphanrly vim
dictate the sanctity of our soil. Moreover,
unless the Russian war is speedily terminated
Napoleon viii find ample employment for his
troops in the East for the next quarter of
century. 1t is believed that this considera-
ton, as well as the decided attitude of the
American Minister at Paris, had its due
weight, when Louis backed out SO suddenly
from the position he rashly assumed in re-
ference to Mr.. Soule. In any event, the U.
States will no longer permit its ships to be
fred into, and It's unoffending citizens to be
thrust into Cuban dungeons. no matter what
course France, or all Europe may take.
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD. )
Richmond, April Goth.

w The Company will assemble at the
Armory, this (MONDAY1 evening. at O'Clock pre.
cisely with uniform, cost. pants belt end undre 4,
cap, for the purpose OF visiting Kunksps Opera
Troupe. Be punctuai
By order OF the Captain.
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STEALING SHoEs-Jamss Aslage to Mrs

STEALING SHoEs-James Aslaye to Mrs
Henrietta Kearns, wss arraiened before The Mayer
last Saturday, to answer the charge of stealing
shoes from Thomas Sheppard. small wEite lad
named James Smith, who lived with Mr.. Sheppard
had been allowing the prisoner to help himself to
bucket OF shoes every morning, which caused the
stock to disappear rapidly that Mr. S. questioned
Smith, who acknowledged the manner in which
his shoes had been taken, and said tkat- the same
negro would come for another supply s afdr6ay
morning Mr.. Sheppard therefore went TO his
store and concealed himself behind some boxes,
to await the appearance of the thief He had been
there but short time when Jim walked in, went
to of the drawers, pulled it out selected pair
of shoes and put them in his bucket With this
Mr.. Sheppard stepped out to arrest him, but was
violently resisted the thief fighting nanfully until
overpowered and taken to the cage. Alter hear
ing the facts, he was ordered thirty stripes.
COOP SALE OF REAL estate We I'M
derstand that the beautiful Tree Hill" estate, on
James river, three miles below Richmond, the
residence of the lats VIM. H. Roane and more
lately Of his daughter, Mrs. Harrison, containing
five hundred and fifty three and hall acres, has
been sold by Mr.. F. G. Ruffin to Mr.. FRANKL1N
STEARNs, of the firm OF Stearns & Brummel, dis.
ters, for forty thousand dollars cash. being st the
rate OF ST. SO per acre. This is the highest price
for 80 large farm that we remember 10 have
known made 10 Eastern Virginia.
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KysKEL's TRourE are to give another Of

hUNKEL IRUUFE arc TO give another oil
thsir highly popular entertainm snts at
nsii tonight, At which time the YOUNG Guard. 10
faa uniform. are to be In attendance The bill for
the OCCASION is an exceeding lyxich ope and the Ia
dies should be present to enjoyit by all means No
Troupe that has ever appeared In Richmond, can
approsch kunkePsin the chasteness of its exhibi.
tens the swee.nesi of its songs the harmony OF liz
mustc and the sirgsecs of Its raj arrans
Treat a. its .uccs:. has heretoore bisn throughout
popularity, which, II equal to IL dsserts, will ada
gold to its Golfers and popularity 10 In present GOOD
name. yen Issaer, desire to spend plsasans eve.
tropolitsn Hall tonight and 20 early. o. vcu viii
not be able to secure seat every body visits the
''Nishnnsslss," however long they may remain In
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FIRE ON THE FREDERICKSBURG ROAD

FIRE ON THE FREDERICKSBURG Road
Last Friday night another culvert on this road was
destroyed By tn. fire then raging In the woods from
the western unity of this city, to the
hood of Fredericksburg. The mail train of that
night vas detained about three hours waiting for the
to the malta. The GODS in the neighborhood of
OF the Junction and, indeed, all along the road
yet on fire, and the destruction Of property has been
Immense. Ii the weather continues dry, as at pre-
fent there is telling when the aes " i'll be ex.
tueuiahed. Several farmers in Hsnover, and the
adjoining counties, have been compelled to fight the
FIRE day and night since Thursdsy evening" to save
their dw eiings and ouhouses from destruction We
have not been able TO ascsrain ths loss of property
eeng this road bat feel assured It must be very great
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NoTIOE.-The ninth anniversary meeting
of the Richmond Male Orphan Society,"" will be
held in the Lecture Room of the First Presbyterian
ming, at O'Clock. Several addresses may be ex.
pected. Subscribers snd the public generally are
p2S-lt R. R. HoWtsoN, Secretary
premium MlLLINERY.-OpEs1sG OF
SUMMER FAsHIoNs.-MRs. NJ. A. LYONS. No 1l5
the SUMNER FAsaoSs and you'd invite sa Ell
them that she has every novelty that could be pro.
cured that Ia to be found in any other establish.
obtained the first premium at the late Fair of the
Virginia Mechanics, Institute: In the assortment
and Mourning Bonnsts; Ribbons; Fowers;p Vei,s;
Also large stock Of Straw Goods, of the mont
fashionable shapes which the ladies will find more
to their advantage inurchssng than old stock aue
ton goods, sold by dry goods stores aud save thu
Over Chas. Hartwell { Co.'S
Miss FANNY LYONS has received the GUNNER
Fashion for Children's Clothing which she will sell
CT make to order On short notice, at reasonable
PATTERNS for sale, and EMBROIDERY done
ap2s-lw NJ LYONS, lis Bro ad ct.
New York LIFE INSURANCE Cosp.sy.-
The Certificates of Scrip for the last years dividend
are recsived and will be delivered to Insurers upon
The interest due on former Scrip will he maid n,
presentation.
For Insurance. call at Raptist Book Depository,
Square above Va Bank.
1855 CHARLES wo aTHAM, Agent.
SPECIAL NoTIcE The subscriber would
respectfully inform the public that his SALOON has
been opened for the season. where ICE CREAM
aud FROZEN ICES can be hal of all tho favorite
havors JUAN PIZZINI,
ap 20-Im At ST. Nicholas Saloon
The Annual Meeting of the Med. Society
o Wi he he'll at thnir Hall In
Richmond, on TUESDAY. the Gath of APRIL
sp 20-eodtd CARLTON ARCHER sec,v
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Hugh Belanger, descendant of Jacques Car
tier. the great French Alligator, died in Louisiana
recantIv 1880.
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PAPER MILL BuRNT.--T'he extensive paper mill
at Niagara Falls, owned by B. Brady. was dess
| troyed by FIRE Thursday night.
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II ONDON PORTER.-50 casks bib
II bsrt's and Byass brands. for sale By
Up - DAVENPORT. ALLEN L CO.
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CUPERIOR FRENCH BRANDY-Cas.
~ tilon 4 Co., Hsnnssssy and other brands-6
-. sp Esp''' ''' '''i pU2vEHPoRr, ALLEN !. co.
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COLLARS, SLEEVES AND CREME
~ SETTES.-Muslin. Lace, Csmbric and Linen
Cellarf; Slack aud White Grape do; EIesvea and
Collars, In sets to match; Chemissttes and FIoun.
cings. All new goods just received srd for sale very
low W. p, PERKINS
Lats Wasren& Perkins, No l4i Eagls Sqsass.
an SS