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o. bear them to their rest
White roses on their breasts andin their hands /;
Through sluInber deep and blest
They pass in beauty TO the eternal lands.
Theirs was no outwom life
or falling hopes and unrenembered vows
The worlds sad care and strife
Had traced no sorrow on their marble brows.
o. call them no, too young,
Gods peace was on their lips-their life was love
Long was their siay-too long
For angels who had left their homes above
The weeping Spring shall come,
And spread the paths they loved with glis,ening
The jay shall build her home
In arbors where their kxvorite seats have beSn.
They shall come back no more
Morning shall miss their glad sweet smies, and
deep
The pines perpetual roar
Break DER the spo, where side by side they sleep.
And will We still complain, 4.
Whose cheeks with unavalling tears are wet ?
They shall be yours again
Beyond this prison house OF dark regret.
Is perfect sight were ours,
fe could no, mourn them lost. but humby say:
"Thc Father gave these flowers,
And the dear Father taketh them away"
Oh, bear them to their rest;
White roses on their breasts and in their hands
Through slumber deep and blest
They pass in beauty TO the eternal lands. w.c.w
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POETRY.

10 The Tecen, event which forms he occasion
for the following verses csnuo but be fresh IN the
minds OF our readers We believe another has
been added to the number Of sisters who perishsd
by the burning Of their home at Washington
Heights, N. Y. The writer Of this tribute 10 the
memory OF the Miss Haven will be recognized
by the initials we have attached. He knows from
personal acquaintance how much Of that we adj
mire most IN the other SEX is lost TO the world in
the sad even, the details OF which the press have
giveu- RspIbliean Journal.
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From ,As Y.w York Ersais. Post.

"Phs three sist,rs irus buried ssds 6y ''as )
.elts rosss lay upon their 6rsa'ts aud tae eer"
trsys erovssi rsth f0ros."
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FIG LEAF SENSIBILITIES.

A northern journal commenting upon what
bluff old DIR. johnson used to call "the in-
modesty of affected modesty,' relates seve-
raj amusing anecdotes illustrating St. Paul s
position that to the pure, all things are
pure lie says that when Greenough's S
Chanting Cherubs were first sent to Boston,
the City Fathers of that pure and pious town
refused to license the exhibition unless they
were clothed, and accordingly the two hea-
Venly infants came before the public in linen
diapers. In the same city an italian dealer
In vases, statuary, &c, offered for sale a
sleeping Cupid. A person who wished to
purchase suggested to the Italian an altera-
uon with his chisel, fearing that the statue in
It's then state would offend the modesty (2) of
his friends. The Italian was simply indig
nan', and in relating the occurrence to an
acquaintance, said that the man capable of
such suggestion must be the most impure
ana depraved of beings
Dr' johnson was once congratulated sby
iaoy that he had omitted from bis diction.
ary ali the naughty words. He replied,
npmph ! see madam, you have been
looking for them.o
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HORACE GREELEY.

According to the N. Y. Herald, Greeley
has not yet got clear Of the French Courts
1t appears that by the law of France, wher
a. citizen sues q foreigner for debt the plain
tiff may refuse all bail, or may demand that
the whole sum claimed shall be deposited in
Court to await the decision of the Judge
The Herald is of opinion that Greeley has
probably escaped from confinement by indu
cling some of his friends in Paris to deposit
twelve thousand francs as security for him,
and that he will eventually have to pay that
sum,
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THE FIVE POINTS.

A Paris letter writer says that young lady
from New York, doubtless one of the highly
Intelligent and accomplished "upper ten" Of
that city, while on late visit to Paris, ven.
tured upon the dangerous ground of politi
cal discussion. The subject was the guar
said she, II have heard of these Five Points
ever since was girl; they seem to take a
long time to settle" 1t is suspected that the
young lady must be of kin to Mrs. Parting.
ton
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT ACCI
DENTS

The legislatures of the several States owe
it TO the safety and lives of the people to
adopt the most stringent laws to prevent the
destruction of life and limb that so fire.
The heaviest penalties should be affixed to
the practice of racing, which has been the
fruitful cause of so many terrible disasters
The community also ought to refuse its pat
ronage to every line of travel on which the
dangerous practice of racing prevails. 1t
is criminal in the highest degree, to put
human life to hazard from the childish am
bition of surprising competitor in speed,
or gaining an hour or two in time at the
risk of exchanging time for eternity.
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MASSACHUSETTS MULTIPLICATION.

1t lis suggestive fact that no public meet
ing has yet been held in Boston expressing
disapprobation Of the late Notification Law
Yet it is said that the people of Massachu-
sets disapprove that law. If so, why do
they not meet and condemn it? Why does
not the press denounce it The truth is, the
people of Massachusetts, with some excep,
tions IN Boston, thoroughly approve the law
As to threats of retaliation by the South
they regard that as all Southern gas and
treat the idea of such thing with supreme
incredulity and Indifference.
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RETALIATION.

Tho Louisville Journal, in an article on the
,eta,iatory measures for Massachusetts, null
l;6cation. which will probably be adopted
bv the legislatures of the Southern States,
mentions an incident showing that retalia-
ton is very likely 10 go beyond the offence
which calls it forth. When Rev. Mr.. Denni-
son g servant was violently, and against her
own will, wrested from her master IN ONO,
a couple of keel boats. from CINCINNATI
were living at Southern city. As soon as
the intelligence of the outrage reached that
place it was proposed to destroy those boats
and their cargo, and it was only Upon the
most urgent solicitation of some OF the lead
ING Members of tho community that the de-
sign was abandoned.
We are no advocates of mob Law. even IN
retaliation for mob law. But We neverthe
less bolieye that tempOrizipg policy is ru-
inous to the South There ought to be in
slant reprisal for every dollars worth OF
Southern property stolen in the free States.
The commercial classes Of the North would
find it to their interest to become active in
support of the laws of the land
THE CHRISTIAN UNION MAGAZINE.
This is the title of q new monthly religious
periodical, William Potter, editor and pro-
prietor, published in this city in very hand
same style, at the press of Thomas Bailie.--
The object Of this publication, as stated by
the editor, is "to promote and encourage a
spirit of love, and concert of action in the
cause of Christianity, among all evangelical
denominations" The contents of the June
number are:
Love among Christians urged, by Rev. DIR.
Sparrow, of the Protestant Episcopal Semi
nary of Virginia Richmond Young Mems
Christian Association Young Mems Mis-.
sionary Society of Richmond in 1878; Do
mestic Missionary Society of Richmond; the
Ministry Sectariarism the Last Game of
Cards Maxims for Young Man the Mys-
terry of Christian. &c. So per annum IN
advance. Price Of single numbers, II l-2
cents.
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FUGITIVE gLAvE CAsEa-A nesro boy, Dick, was
eaptured Ia Burlip gton. Iowa, f.w days snce -
fugitive slave. On Tussdsy last he was before
commissionsv Hrszer. Mr.. Brown apyesrsd for N :
the defendant. Tks evidence very bised snA
failed 20 identity the peero - q runAwsy siavs.
prevaitxd, bat no vio.sres ct say kind wssdane.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN,i

The steamer Hermann arrived at her wharf at
New York Thursday morning with advces from
Liverpool to the Goth ult, containing interesting
Information thOush not SO late by three DAYS as
that by the America which will be found und or our
fastest news head) letter from French officer
in thaCr m a. lays:
"The health of the army is good. Epidemic dis
eases were apprehended, but owing TO precautions
taken by the chief physician of the army they have
not yet appeared. Cholera and typhus have not
assumed q epidemic character"
Another letter says: The cholera had sensibly
diminished In the camps before Sebastopol, but has
attacked the guards end 3lst regiment near Bsak-
lava, and some Of the new batteries well as the
followers of the army. twas also raging in the
Sardinian contingent"
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wof in mensgerie Ia ST. Louis, last week,
broke loose and Bit q man named John Stohl, so
severely. that he 10 not expected to i've.
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P. II. Pollock, Of Wheeling. Va, Well known as
a steamboat clerk on the Ohio, died OF Cholera In
Cincinnati last week. - s
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An Injunction has been gotten out against the
Washiuatos and Alexandra Railroad, TO prevent
Its running through Msj. Tockman's FARM
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There Ia now . daily mail between Alexandria
and Middleburg In Loundon county, Va. -
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nm FOR RENT.-A small new house,
hsA and four acres of Land enclosed, within half
gttiie efthe city line, for rent at $84 year
IF kEEsEE
Je X-dts 18th at, between ain and Carv
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EaM FOR RENT-One upper room in
6sa the Brick Tenement on 10Th st between
Msin and Cary at.
q ALB0-An Office 10 game 2 rooms with ell the
1nodern conveniences suitable for a small family or
Ailliner's establishment Apply to
N BARRET X MOhRISS,
jsT No. 1856 Gary st.
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FaoM THE RIO GRANDE.-A correspondent Of
the Galveston News writes from Brownsville ua
der daio of jane 18th, that Carvajal with 200 men
crossed tho river there the night of TIE 8h all
Of whom, with $50 more, we're enliated at Browns.
Vile. The 8. ofhcers at Fort Brown turned out
armed could not stop them. s. Anna has aapointsi
Gen. Vol, Governor Of Tamaulipas LsoE, Nusva,
and Coshaina. Some half dozen of tae most
respectable men in Matamoras private citizens
and in less than two hours were on the rcad 10 the
mouth of the river, to be then put on beard of
Mexican steamer of war, and taken to San Juan
de UIloa. Ast they were not even told what the
charge against them was, they will not find it out
before their arrival there.
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9.S FOR kENT.-rhe Warehouse on
~ the Southsde of the Basin, (known as "Ladd's
LumbAr House) Possession given immed .ateIy -
Tor terms sppy at the Office of the James River and
ksnhwha Company.
q ie 28-ts WMP MUNFORD, Sec
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TOR RENT-A large and convenient
II BAKE HOUSE, with every convenience
cesssrY for carrying the Bakery business. Terms
sssefy moderate. Apply to
~ kNROUGHTY l. CO, at Rockets.
# ALSO-several other houses on Nicholson and
4 Highland streets. ENROUGHTY l. CO.
I'll 40 i4-ts
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DOR RENT-A desirable Brick Resi-
denCe on Church Hill, corner of 27th and Leigh
yH&ets with fine garden attached, and seeded with
III BIC d. of vegetsbleF. Amply to
LARUS & SHINE,
H6-ts "a MAIN st.
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GTORE ON PEARL STREET FOR
~ RENT--The Store and upper part ofthe House
NJ" J. Pearl st 10 offered for mt 1t is probable one
Ct the beat stands in the city for any business be-
Ing In the very heat of business and at moderate
rent Apply to BENNETT 4 BEERS
le ID AHaln rt
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I FOR RFNT OR LEASE.-Those
= - crnp rc a. w REH 0IfSEG Nos.

I6e. OBJ osite the Exchange Bank of Virginia,
S,oiuins the large and elegant stores OF ID essrs r.
Paine & Co. Esch OF these stores font 70
N Main street, with FIVE fscrs. runping back
|eet. The Easements open on level Win
psyed court OF ysT6 in the rear. from which
Spsyed alley leads 10 l1th street. opposite the
Seommodious and substantial bpildiDss In the
md are well arranged for business esestl shmerts
a clsss there bein 10 fact room enough In each
|caent for two establishments These stores are
- ss.emeut ofNe ,I67 can be had Immediately,
3cper floors being already leased, except ore
= raom in the 81 story. Possession OF tenement
56s, row occupied BY Meaus Jcnes& Potts can
"A on the lst Sc ptember next
q on lbs city, 10 too well known 10 require fur
i notice kppl. 10 JOSEPH JAMES. Jr. ct the
i of BuEh w. Fry, Esq or 70
B. 3tavts FLEMING JAMES
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FOR REHT-A two story brick
house on Broad street. next door above Mon
y CONTAINING six rosms with Kitchen attached,
ka III In the adjoining yard Possession given
|pedisteIy. Apply to -
81 R-1w WIN. GOULDIN.
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FOR RENT-A eenteel Residen

FOR RENT-A genteel Residence
- in an excellent mel ahhorhood, on First street.
befwsen Main and Cary, (3d dive ling from Cary. y
The house Ia now vacant, and persons wishin tn
TsEt are invited to view the premises. which will
be shown by a servant the lot, and where terms
end other particulars may be obtained. A call to-
day or tomorrow 10 desired. WIN. GOULDIN
Pts Governor street
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M FOR RENT.-2 new BRICK TEN

HM FUN hENI.-2 new BR1Ck len
kEN EMENTs- comfortable rooms in each;
ire places in every room, and excellent well OF
water in the yard, and about u acres of ground at
tsched to each with soil admirable suited for market
eaf5ens
rare opportunity Is here offered for pleasat re.
tired residence, with much ground combining the
retrscy of the country with the advantages of the
city being situated 2th street. about three squares
north Of Ashbury (Methodist) Chapel, On Onion
Hill Possession can be had 18th inst.
In arrangement misht be made II desired, BY
which all the sround could be had by one tenant
Rent OF each $40 per month. Apply to
WIN. WALSH,
my It's No. IS Main at
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y FOR RENT-On Union Hin =,

comfortable residence and grocery stand r..
*sentiy occupied by the late VIM. T. Boze with n
epacons iot attached and well of excellent water ON
dhr pTem,es situsted On the corner of Vsnable and
sts. trice per snnum Sl25. Apply to
J. <-'s JAS M CARTER
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FATAL EXPLOSION IN WARRINGTON On the
Fourth of July In Washington while the U. s. Ar.
tillery were firing the usual salute four boys found
one OF the bags of powder on the ground and
amused themselves by firing OF portions of 1t at a
time. The whole bag suddenly exploded, dread.
fully burning all the boys-one of them, son of Mr..
Keemon died from the effects
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I LIGHTNING RODS ROTE ECT

IL YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS !-STEB
BINS 4 MILLER, having been engaged In this city
and the surrounding country for Q number of years
past, In putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
a. they believe given entire satisfaction, would In
form the public thst they still prepared to put
up. either in town or country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers. 3, - -
Thank full for past patronage they respectfully ask
continuance from the public. 3s.l. = + =. -.
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Rchmond Post Office. Box 72 NH 2z-SmE
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tted with
handing OF
may havs
FED parts h
" aud per.
+ A r DIS
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= GATHRTGHT'S NEW FURN

IL GAIHkfGH1'S NEW Flu h N
1Is TURE STORE, 18th street, between A&r
and Cary, has now hand, and 10 still receiving
large assortment of style Furniture, such - D
fas, Divsns, Tete-tetes. Cabinets, Marble Top Ia
bles, Sidebosrds; Rocking Chairs Of different Pc
terms Chsirs of all kinds, Looking Glasses CloslD
Beds, Mattresses, Bsddine. 6o. &s, which he vii
ssii at the lowest priers for cash ssp 6-ts
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THE fourth OF July AT BosToN.-The celebra'
tion of the 4th of July. at Boston, passed off with
breeze. Quite number of accidents occurred from
gunpowder explosions. driving an express
wagon was thrown from his seat and killed
boat race wss Witnessed by an immense crowd.
The race of fancy boate rowed by boys under eish-
teen years Of age, Yves won by the Battery Pet OF
New York. The rec of dorics were won by the g..
D. Westervelt of New York. OF club boats, the ].
D r. Putnam was winner; of Amateur club boats,
winner.
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nm FOR RENT.-The Dwelling over
k1A the store of Mr.. Thomas L. ANGUS, No. q
Main street 1t con tsns rooms and has good
large Kitchen, and hydrant in the yard. To good
1 Re Bsnt the rent will be moderate.
NN Possession given immedisre Apply to
~ P. STRAUSE BRO,
s# je 26-sw* No Is Main st.
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m FOR RENT-The store corner of
hAA Main and llth streets; also, several rooms in
73sme building, suitable for Offices or lodging room.
osses.!on can be obtained imme dately. For terms
4ppS al The Once Of the Richmond Fire Associa.
ap30
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'OR RENT-Two newly-erected Brick
- Tenements on 25th street, near Leisa st. Bap-
: list Church, containing rooms including basement
with passages, porches, closets, psntrys &c, with
fatden attsche and well of superior va Ter on the
= pIemiiss. Rent Sl8n each per annum
S. Apply to ED. d. EAcHo.
s. JAS. M. CARTER. l-ih st,
4 ie 26-ts Opposite PoI Office.
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BLOODY RIOT AT COLUMBUS, (O.)- Wednesday
evening, the fremen, German Turner's, and
others we're passing through the streets of Colum-
bus difficulty arose between one of the Turner's
and boy standing near the United States Hotel
An alarm raised by the Turner'S, who all
rushed back and threw stones at the people on the
pavement. general interchange of stones fol-
lowed, and the Turner's, being armed with re-
volvers. commenced firing on the crowd, and a
dozen pistols were discharged. One young man
was shot, and died an hour after. Others were 10.
jured BY shot and stones, but none dangerously.
The city Is 10 great excitement. The police arrest
ed "a of the Turner's. There was no excuse for
the use of revolvers, and public opinion is unani-
mously against the Germans. = .-,- ~
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iron1 per-
to dcctOn
or various
ithout re.
y cured in
LIZARDS
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FOR RENT OR SALE.-A brio

house on Marshall street. two doors above LIST,
I&fs nng nine rooms, au good kitch eu with hEss o
o6ms also wood and coal house, and hydrsnt in the
EGd TeIuls reasonable Apply to w. n. Hrssg, or
BGpsrintsndsnpG office, X. Y. L P. r. 4.
c9, or 10.
III 6-Qts TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.
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FOR KENT.-A framed house {

" 9Th. near Leigh street, nssrly opposite City
Ding. with rooms, Ia GOOD Order ana iInmea aiate
l6bse ssion. Rent moderate.
"A fs.o Coftagesia Hughes' Row, o Mayo 81. with
|4eTy convenience attached.
Three nav brick Stores and DwelliIgT on Cary
IA 7th s'1ssts, coLsidered to be unecualled ss
&fDGs, &c
Aiso several desirable family reeide nees or shoctos
q a. various prices. Apply to
~ G ST. TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
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r LIGHTNING RODS LIG HTNIN

- RODS.-Hsving made arrang gemenss with the
patentee of one of the best Lightning Rods In the
United States By which we are now prepared to put
themup In town and country ut prices gresty below
that charged for Tnilsr Rods at present. We Will
to put them mp th themselves, at q small advance on
the cost. ss g. l. A. BARGAMIN, JR,
my IL sssses ~ Corner 10th and Main streets.
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CPRING HARDWARE.-The Subscri-

~ bers respectfully invite the attention Of country
merchants Saddlers and others. to their extensive
and varied assortment Of HARDWARE, CUTIE
RY, GUNS, STEEL and SADDLERY, Just received
from the manufacturers of England and America
The Goods have been selected with care and pur-
chased mostly for cash. Hence have hesita-
ton in assuring our friends no have hitherto "a
vored with their liberal patronage, and the public
generally, that their supplies of Goods may be had
from on good terms az from any other house in
the country. SMITH ROBERTS.
NH
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= FOR RENT.--The Boarding house
fret door below the Exchange Bank, con-
fSniEg rooms, and Kitchen with rooms. Apply
nsths premises, or to -
III It's }. A JETEh.
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n HAGERTY, BELL AND BRAes
LIZ FOUNDER, 10th street, between Msin and
Cary streets. Richmond, Va, 10 prepared to execute
orders for all kinds Of Plain and Ornamental Brass
and Competition Castings ss8
Also, all kinds of Brsss FiEishing. such Mineral
Water Fixtures, Plumbers and Gas Fitters' Work.
Also, all kinds of Steam, Water and Gas Cocks-a
general assortment constantly on hand
All kinds Of BELLS made to order. an f4-ta
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I UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN

ICKERTI q DEITMAN, FREsoO AND
~ ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, RICHMOND, Va
rhs Subscribers Qately Of New York) having estab-
shed themselves In this city for the purpose Of
ryng ON and executing FRESCO and ORNAMENT
AL DECORATION, beg leave to inform the public
that they are now ready and prepared to do any
work In their line with which they may be favored
n the very best style. a-a 10: 4,,ff &C.,.
REFERENcE-To Mr.. John p. Ballard and Mr.. ].
c. Hobson, on whose private reaidencss we have
worked. -
Orders left at Mr. w. Sattler's Paint Store No 142
Main st. LICKERT & DETTMAN,
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e RE NOV VAL-REMOVAL=-

I UMBER-LUMBER.-The under,ion
= - ed have now on hand some OF the MOST SiT.
PEHfOR GU LITY OF MRER EvEp
BsoUdHT TO THIS CITY. (BALTIMOREl ,,om
the Suss ue anna, consisting of ' S
White Pine Siding.
04k Boards and Plank
Hemiock Rails Poplar, Asl, he
Which they offer 30 the trade on PLEASING term.
CARR, 0IEsE Co.
20 0tpesrs Wharf, Baltimore
ALs0-I 600 lb's. ROgENDALE CEMENE. eo(
~ s-sts
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nKESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
- on hand large and varied assortment of Spriug
Dress Goods, embracing eli the newest and most
sell ct greatly reduced prices, In order 10 rednce
their stoek They respectfully invite the ladies' to
call. ay DUDLEY 4 JOHN6TON :
je1 8 91i ta1 Eetasfs. glt l45 Eagle Square
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