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ARRIVED
U s sloop Of war I.svsnt, Ia

sloop Lsysnt Turnsr Gibraltar March N n.
s'ssn.siS Blast warrior. saiissl s.v.p. Apri, q v.
I the ei s s. Ss o.
ssS w ATM clipper Steering Ss
ors with ON Cape Hatsras passed brig John
sts.nshr jamestown, Perish Richmond, 90, With uass
apS 70 ssd.% ps.', Ms.ch r. With a
4ss psssensers Stanton Experienced .greyaeuov
Of and wsw winds; within iwo days SSH Of Green
Ship orpssus tBrem), schnns. Brsms.. IS days With
April "a atS M lat Il Is lon 70, stsam.hip Moth
Brig g Bass Winchester. st George. M, sdays. with
lumber S 70 ssls ArrSw;%i,h p "a a.v. with Ipai.
rubber . and Sss sSrss; sssis Arm
Brs%sn April PET s. lat o. lon g 90 spoke
sy rgn Trlnaaa for Bristol % miles ssta O.
sage Para passed lon g g lat IS q the wreck
standing painted srsan inside aud black outside sh
narrow yeSr streak around her waist black suwa.ss
logged arc abandoned apparently about $50 tons measure
stern nearly all sone no rigging or spars except thoss
ssSs Roscoe eof Boston,, Perkins, 5.sss $. d.
Co. April lat 81 Ion 6 30 spoke sohr Peerless. from
sohr Adon. tBr, Cochran Corvallis IL days. with pe-
Perry Corvallis 20 days. with p'ss
s sssr sTownsend. Lo.nsgss,s nss Virginia
scbr Yantic Keller. Machiss.
sssr R hsasis. Chase p Boston. sa'''
sohr copia, Sears, Boston ssrr ow
cardenas-By plotbOat EIiwood walter.
Bark Clarence (Br reported below from 0sssow
SAILED.
Wind at sunset very light from SW.
morning and returned to the the ssrnoo. having
made very satisfactory trial trip.
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come to our knowiedge-ls0 600 in different lots Ut
rs. COO at 81, and $500 at rs, generally lons
credit, and 00O pieced sides at 3K ris
FRllGH1s The following charters have been made
since the 10th inst. Eleven for Falmouth and market.
ten OF which ranging from 500 to 1000 f2
~ 1s 3d. and one Of $40 boxes ut g. 800 boxes
for London ut e.; 500 boxes Marseies and Genoa
At f3 one 1850 boxes Antwerp at f2 5s.; ons 800
boxes Trieste at f2 5s one 400 hhds molasses Cork
States two New York, one OF 340o boxes ans one Of
1000 at 80 per hind. and 81 so per box hatsnzas
and do $500 boxes 30 and 81 b0 six Sagua and New
loads two do At a5c per 100 pounds Reme los and
do a. 81 81 so and 81 two Cardenss and do IS SO
and deck 81; do. for molssses at SO rs per hh
Cardenss Boston Portland at IS Is do and one
Mariel and Portland, molasses at s3 rs.
Adolf, SPALDING & co.
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Herald Marine Correspondents.

EDGART0WN. April 2S-Arr schrs Samuel Rankin.
Bro~n New York Bangor 10Th Palos Mcintyre Ron
tout for Boston, May !, brig Gov Brock, Smith, Phsdet
pha for Portmouth schr Gulf Stream masted Cranmsr,
Wilmington, NC. for Boston.
Also Wompatuck, Bartlett Norfolk Boston;
Ocean Star, Tden, do for Portland shahea Cooper. do
for Camden.
In port Cd AM. brig Gov Brock schrs Gulf Stream sama
Rankin, Palos Wompatuck, Ocean Star, and Shaheas
PHILADELPHIA, May 3-Arr briggs Foster, Crowell.
Cienfuegos; Lady OF the Lake, Cottr Cardehas schrs
Waleost Dixon. BsIaoos: Rough and Ready Harris Aux
Msrz Boston Sarah EDgle Peterson and John Farnum,
Baker Providence Greiner Narts Boston; Paine.
Saddler, Eattport
cid brig Gen BOYD. GilrasroL, $500, Me- sehrs Leuiss
Gray Marts Providence; Abby Whitman Clifford, and T.
Greper Msrts, Boston: Sarah Epgle Peterson, and
Martha WrightnEton, Wrightington, Fall River.
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TIE MEXICAN GUANo IsLANDs.-Tbe following
communication has been laid before the Collector Of this
port in reference to the Mexican Guano Islands,
LEGATIoy OF THE UNITED STATES I
MEXICO April IS, 1855. (
To THE COLLECTOR THE PORT NEW ORLEANS
SR-The Mexican Minister OF Relations has bmit ted
grievous complaint to this legation against the Amer
can bark Rose of Boston, but last from New Orleans
for trespass ON the guano deposits OF the Mexican
islands OF the Yucatan Banks For the information OF
commercial marine, TO be made public at your op-
ton, enclose regulations which must be observed by
all vessels visiting these islands for the purpose Of
tanning guano they would avoid the embarrAssments
which disrespect may entail With respect,
JAMES GADSDEN.
The following are the regulations above alluded
i. All vessels national or foreign engaged in loading
euapo from the slaI DIS Of this republic prohibited
from shooting the birc found on them.
Each infJaction Of the provisions Of the previous
srticle shall be punished with fine Of 500 viii ,h sh all
be paid by the captain Of the vessel TO the Of which
the cleLd der or offenders shall belong.
3. Commanders Of vessels Of war and gudrdd costds
shall take care that these provisions fulaedNeo
Orleans Picdyune.
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

ACADEMY OF Music The second representation of
Verds grand opera ii Trovstore" viii be given this
evening. and, from the splendid manner In which 1t
produced and tie enthusiasm with which it received
by house crowded in every department BY the most
pight Will be very large. Tomorrow twelve o'clock
by request, William Telln will be performed with
fine cast.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-The last appearance but one OF
Mr.. Forrest takes Place tonight when Shakspere's
tragedy Of Orchard III viii be played Mr. Forrest
and Mad Ponis as Queen Ehzsb beth The farce Of the
GOOD for NotniDg'' will conclude all. Mr. Forests
benefit to morrow evening
BowERY THEATRE The moral drama, which has
been produced at considerable expense and which Is
greatly aomired for its scenic beauty the Temp
tatons, Virtue and Vice Contracted is announced
nautical drama of Columoia's Sons" will also be
played.
BURROWS THEATRE usual weekly comic treat,
the ''Serious Family" will be gwen tonight and the
cast Of characters is well known to number al OF Bur-
toms best comedians, is scarcely necessary the
dience. The Goodies" with Burton as Timothy, will
also be given.
wAILAcK's THEAmE-The new comedy, called "rit for
Tat announced for this evening; Lester Brougham
Vincent and MISS Rosa Bennett principals The ad
mrabe farce of Out on the Loose will folio w. and the
comedy of Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady" will
leading parts.
AMERICAN MUSEUM. The drama of seHot Corn" and
the farce Of "a Kiss in the DARK the selections
the afternoon with comic singing and in the evening
the drama of the LADY Of the lake, Clarke
Miss hestayer and other artists Of celebrity will appear
WOODS MiYsrRKIs announce the same bill as last
evening for the amusements-the "Waudering Min
strel, Dorchester Knockings," and negro melodies.
BUCKEYES SERENADERs-This band, by their capital
singing and acting draw large and table audiences
The Elixir Of Love-" with white faces, tonight.
PERTAINS MINsrREIs-An entertainment of great
novelty offered for this evening Solos, gees Tyroesn
quartette, The Alies Return from the Crmea," and
other amusing features.
MAD AUGUSTUS BENEFr.-Tbis affair comes Off on
Thursday evening" May TO- and from the excellent pro-
gramme of entertainments shich been provided for
her friends and admirers the house will doubtless be
crowded. Among the names Of the artists the fol-
lowing Messrs. Lester, Broughsm, FIR A. Andrews
H. Russell, Mrs. Brougham, Miss Rosa Bennett, Miss
Annie Walters, Mad. Lovarney and Miss Crawford with
affective chorus and ballet company. We hope the
admirers Of this excellent ddnsese and respected ctizen
will do their duty in giving her bumper
DoDwoRIH's ACADEMY grand vocal and instru-
mental concert, which will be given BY Signor Bernardo
and MIR. Charles Wells, comes off Tuesday evening
next Mad. Oscar Comettant, Mrs. Stuart. sgnor Gas
par on Mr.. Frazer, Mr. Khun the vocalist Mr.. Woen-
haupt, and Mr.. Tim win appear
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CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Ship Gosssmer Candy, Bremen Stanton a Ruger.
Shsp Vary Ogden, LovelAnd, Charleston Geo Bukiey,
ship A Miller Gait bsltimore, SNOW Burgess.
Brig Columbus Buckwald, Emden, Han w Smith
brig Rainbow tbr,, Cochrane. Inaaua Whitney Co.
Brig Re minaton, sawyer Tortugas, Brode Pettes,
Church.
Brig Rowland, Hsnscome, Csrdsnas, Brett. Son Co.
Brig Jones Mills Charleston, Doliner Potter
Shi II Townsend, Hutchinson, Sierra Leone, FREQ
an n 90.
sehr sarah Catch Orr, Datn, Grand Kenou, NIB, Smith
a Boyntor.
sohr Lsne (Br, Bell, Ns'ssu. nj, Newman.
Sehr Lamarnne, farnsHorth Union Island, Wsdieirb a
Knox. =
schT Penny, Hull, Charleston, @ Buckley.
Sohr Nillets, Camden, Washington. RI Mathew
sthr Alta Hobart " ilminEton, X s Powell. N
Sohr Counco, Hurper, norfolk, Place A Watts
sohf Nebraska, Gtehill, Richmond. Merrill.
Sctr EUect Kiugslsnd, Baltimore, johnson Lowdep.
sohr Iitcomb, Johnson, Phiiadepha, b Metcaif.
Schr leo, Mayo, philadelphia, JAS Tlssd.
soop Charles, ATKINS, Providsncs, master.
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Tux WATERING PLACES TIE Saratoga RepuC-
'fcr Nys the Sols OF the srnge, aie nov be,as put
An mime orcer Tor the ensuing season mountaineering
no OF The probittory liquor law, toe coming
sesep car not fail ot being brilisnt one neither w
,hose sssrire something flor the etomachs sake" fail
~ nroourpg Il here, whether It be miAerL water,
sebnsrps or other medicinal bevers gcs"
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Marriage on Lucy Stone Under Protest.
7. W. HggInson sends the Worcester Spy the follow

Marriage or Lucy Stone Under Protest.
T. W. HggInson sends the Worcester Spy the follow
It was my privilege to celebrate May day BY officiating
at wedding, in farm house among the hills OF West
Brookheld. The bridegroom n.n of tried worth,
leader in the Western anti.slvery movement aud the
bride whose fair fame Ia known throughout the
nation one whose rare Intellectual qualities excel
led by the private beauty OF her heart and lite.
never perform the marriage ceremony without
newed sense OF the iniqny of present system Of
laws in respect 10 marriages. system by WEIGH imam
and wife one; and that ia the husband" 1t
with hearty concurrence therefore, that the follow
ing protest read and signed part Of the nupta
ceremony and send it to you, that Others may be in
duced to DO likewise. T. w. a.
While we acknowledge mutual Affection by pub
cly assuming the sacred relationship OF husband and
wife, yet in justice to ourselves and great principle
we deem 1t duty to declare that this act part
dience to- such Of the laws Of marriage as
fuse 10 recognise the wife independent rational
being, While they confer upon the husband injurious
and unnatural superiority, investing him with legal
powers which no honorable would exercise, and
which no man should possess.
l. The custody of his wife's person.
2. The exclusive control and guardianship of their
children.
9. The sole ownership of her peropa and use of her
real e1ate unless previously settled upon her. placed
in the baIos of trustees, in the Of minors luna
The absolute right to the product of her industry
1. A0 sgans d s~s wn,nn give to the waows, 50
property of his deceased wife, than they give the
widow in that Of her deceased husband
6. Finally, against the whole system by which ''the
legal existence OF the wife is suspended during
Iisge" go that in most states she neither has legal
part in the choice Of her residence, she make
will nor sue or pc sued In her own name, Inherit
property.
We believe that personal independence and equal hui
man rghts be forfeited except for crme that
marriage should be qual and per manent partner
ship, and recognized by law and that until it is
recognised married partners SHOULD provide against the
radical injustice OF present laws, BY every means In
their power.
We believe that where domestic difficulties arise
appeal should be made to legal tribunals existing
laws, but that all difficulties should be submitted to the
equitable adjustment Of Arbitrators mutually chosen
Thus reverencipg law we enter our earnest protest
against rules and customs which unworthy of the
name, since they violate justice, the essence of law
HENRY b. BLACKWELL,
LUCY STONE.
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THE LAST SCENE TAN FUNERAL or Mo. WIGHT.
(FIom the New Haven Journal, May g.
At O'Clock yesterday the funeral obseques
OF young Wight took place o. College street Church.
For more than an hour before the funeral ceremonies
commenced, crowds Of ladies and gentlemen were
gathered in College street. apxously awaiting the arri
val Of the funeral procession. At O'Clock every seat
in the church filed and seats were placed In the
aisles but still large number compelled stand
during the Observance OF the hundreds
away unable TO gain admission to the chur:h The
% company of Governors Foot Guards and Engine Com
psny No. 8, Of which Mr. wieh. oer catered
the church after oco *, followed by the
men at the lock factory, where young Wight for
merry employed
Rev Edward Strong commenced the funeral services by
reading appropriate passages Of the Scriptures and after
singing the o25th hymn by the choir Rev. Mr. Strong
Pre- ceeded to make address upon the occasion that
OF the most solemn and impressive character. He
referred to the extraordinary particulars connected
with be death Of tine DECEASED and ho we'd thereby how
uncertain life, and how certain death. He euo-
gzed the deceased for his noble and manly de-
mesnor while living, and referred t. the
acts Of e. nerosty that had made him beloved and
spected by his associates and all who knew him Hts
marks exceedingly appropriate to the OCCASION and
were listened TO by the large congregation that
present with the utmost attention.
Rev. John Kenpady, ID. D., then to deliver ths
the words Beast of 10 morrow ye knowest not
what day may BRING forth"
The procession marched 10 the cemetery after tn
So rvic were where the remaius of youpg Wgh
were inferred with appropriate military honors.
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Tclceraphic Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS May Arr ships Atlantic, and Pa.
cifc and schrs Mobile and Indiana NYork ships Huron.
ana Lancaster, Boston.
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MARITIMR IHTRLLIGENCE.


ALMANAC ron NEW ron K-THs DAY.
Us NOON RISES. OF
pvs sErs.........G So HIeH wArER...... 10 10
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OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

HAVANA April %, 1855.
Revised List of the Spanish Vessels Of War Liable 10 Ser
rice in the Waters Of Cuba- The Hiss Ccmmiaee-Tae
People Of Cuba Eagr for War aoith the United States
Insulting Reception Of Commodore McCauley bg the
RobHe-Ihe Dinner at the Palace dc, DC.
Under the impression that IT may be of interest to
your readers send you the following revised list of the
Spanish vessels OF liable upon waters
and the coasts of Cuba
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ARRIVAL or THE BLACK WARRIOR.
Three Days Later from Cuba-Our Havana
Correspondence.

Three Days Later from Cuba-Our Havana
Correspondence.
The UnAssd States mail steamship Black Warrior, J. d.
Bullock Esq, commander, arrived yesterday morning
She brings 1872 passengers, and heavy i1aisnt sne
lsft Havana on the 2sth ult.
The Unitsd States steamer San Jacinto was in port
The United States steamer Princeton sailed Tor Key
West on the morning of the 2sth April The officers
and crews of the above ships were well
There was nothing new at Havana. No new arrests
had been made, and the island was returning 10 its
usual quiet.
The following letter from the Spanish Minister OF
War to the Captain General, inserted in general
order ISSUED the oath ult.,-
the Queen Whom has received Of
the s nea seoS a. Sy
y saae a.sssasy this ministry despatch the
eeved information Of the nsasu.s taken By your Eiee
sssy n ,s 81 ss ne
the prudence and energy of your Exceency well
Of the Ioysi island and trusting that
AZ INV time o
ajsstys viii that the necessary arrangements Should be-
May APRIL ns %sps s of
IN . ws0ss o and as well
Conhdes for the restOration possible the peace
the u. ana sas wss
her Majesty 50 much desires Cod Excel
M1pRID March Is, 1855.
The fTe7'sd de Ia Hdbona OF the 25th ut gives the
following
1t appears that the Anglo mercan Commodore Mccsu.
ley DESTROYS Of being present last sunday the
grand review, the Governor and Captain
island being informed OF his WISH placed at the Of
the Anglo American gentle mis- coach of
sionnR OF his adjntants the Vlanueva
COMPANY the Commodore in tn carriage Accordingly dur
ing tte grand review sunday, the Ango
modoe hcCauey comm snding the Ansio American
San Jacinto was occupying the coach
tain Gsrsrs During all the time that the
Ming bis Excellency's coach stationed
Isabel H. near the spot occupied Excelency
tain General and his brilliant staff and troops pass
cd the Anglo American Commodore repeated inquiries
the Count Of villan1eya who then with
that fullness and amabo poiiteness which il peculiar
him. IL appears that the Anglo American Commodore
quenty desired 70 be especially informed when voun
teers should dele before him, and they declared
fhss they like veteran troops and
can Commodore McCauley has oeen treated every
where among with that Spanish kindness
30 grateful to them.
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NJ The steamship Ericsson went down tho bay this
morning and returned to the the afternoon
made very satisfactory trial trip
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ttmptec to introduce disafecon among this holy and
uLteo LtoIle lie dared say in presence that
bad falsely magned the msjetty of the President but
chs stsed h,mhm and all hif set-l scourged them till
they trembed for their lives and assert again. what
asserted TO Brocchus, that General Taylor rs in hn
Tor know he lis cloud applause and cries OF "Amsn.)
Some OF our people were afraid wnen chastsed Broc
chus that would have the general government and
the mob again upon US; but / told them, /" Let the
Gle in our tracks, Ceres OF Eyes, y And
there is another pu, lie officer among who is psan,
out 5ere under the cloak Of lawyer but he came here
practice all Of evil against this people, he
goes about the streets with the holy sepulchre in
band and bottle OF whskey in tue other!
tLaushser) Bu, must make exception in favor
Of the gallant gentleman Colonel Septoe-who, they
say, Eas been appointed Governor o. Utah. He ts pure
mar will gladly take oil my hat to him. when be
presents bis cIeceItials 70 me and wish him we'll as
civil Cover OF this people. But he must remembee
two tbiDgs-hr must continue to behave himself, aud
et the church DO what IL chooses; for If he cont
sbsI get mad and, am eternal hi upon the heels OF
have ssid that whoever the President appoints AN
still Governor. Iiepeat 1t, all HI caunot remove me
Cries OF Amen ~ am st your Governor. (Cfies OF
l4Giory to God y win stu this people until God
bmteli permits another to take my place wlsh could
say much for TIE other officers Of the government
Tie greater part OF them are . gambling. drinking.
vborrg set. They out here with little piece OF
parchn ert In their poesets they galop about OR
but they are wbittd sepulobres Yes, they The
rst thing they say Mig here H. Cant you get
ne TO sleep with 70 night" sud they 90 aeoat
part soy TO all such, 'f you care 10 violate tn. pure
daughters OF Utah, en- you I'll cut yoar thro ats ~
Great excitement, loud shouts Of "aere's one tbsH
helm you "D--n them all. "Amen.r) Yes, aud they
20 shout asking tie Fair daughters OF utah 20 sleigh
ieing with hem: won't !ou go my Gear AMI ''0n
eepihaye such sweet time Of cloud lsughter)-
Az a then they finger about them. aeo pa. arms
round their wsiss and cscency fotb &c 20 describe
~ or THE stures usec BY Che reverend speak
er) SA htsc arr the who seer Che pap ofsovcrn.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
Pills that are Pills

DROF HAYES Stat" Cheni l. ut Massachusetts
Il s,ys they nre IL, best of al Pill and annexed
ar, the men who certify hat D Hayes knows, viz;
Lcmuel Straw. Chief Justice supreme Court of Na.-,
Emory Wnshhurn. Governor oI Mus.
" {. Plunkett. Lieut.. q ". oi Mass.
Henry ]. Gardner, Gov, Of Mas
Simeon Brown, ! ieut, Gov =
NJ. Wright, Sec. of State
John +. Fitzpatrick. Cahplic Bishop Of Bo>t n.
MEN TfIArARE MEN !!
Among iho di tn, Pill la, cured with 49, nish
ing mridny may mcnton
Costiyenes- Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism. Drop
~ Heaubun n flealarhe arising from foul stomach.
Nausea. Indigestion Morbid nacron Of the Bowels AMI
pnin arisg g therefrom, tntulency los, of Appetite
all lcctou4 aud cutaneous Diseases. which require
eVacuant Medicine, S;rofula, or King Evil They al
soby purifying the blood and stmnlaog the System,
cure many complaints which il would be suppose |
they coul rea'h such Deafness Partial Blindness.
Neuralgia and Nervous lritaility, Derangenents of
the Liver and kiney- Gout and other kindred com
plants, arising from low ofihe body. obstruc-
tions Of its functions. rhey the hc-i Purgatiyc
Medicine discovered, aud you will but need toand
them To know ii.
Prepared by DIR. ]. G, AVER. Lowell Mas and
sold by every respeatable uggst in New r. gland
may -d&r2n
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VOL. , ,. mo. 267.

the batteries, and fearful struggle then took
place. The reserves then sent up, (tho
9th, 18TH and Iith.) and when they got into the
advanced trench both sides were so covered with
mud that we could not tell Russian from English
80 the reserve opened f,e, but it was'unforunate-
" on the poor 6sth They then charged on them,
when they found out their mistake, but not till
good many of the 65th had fallen. However,
the Russians had il hot and warm afterwards.-
Tho poor fellows who are wounded in advance OF
the trench are obliged 10 lie there all day, til!
dark. ms the Russians fire on any of our people
who go TO bring them in. Many of the wounded
might recover, if brought in, but they lie and
bleed TO death, The Russians make sorties daily
aud nightly, as, since General Jones came up.
are pushing the works close up to the town;
50 the work is very hard upon poor fellows,
often being three or four lights without rest"
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AnriI 1UIH, Ihl
GEORGE Iku1CkER ~ co.


Respectfully beg envcto call the attention ot the
Ladlcs their very sp'1dii aud eat rsrt stock ct
FRENCH and .NGOICH EMRROlOERlES, In
Muslin aud Lace goods comprising alnost every 'He'
N oil work and I'LL. as oeo Of quality aud price
Lades ia the city nz. al.o, those visiting thu city ter
tho purpose ofsuPpltng themselves with sneh goods
VII pensr = Ill and nhko lhor purchases.
npll1 .iu
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Dissolution

TkNIlE conccrn at II. Si,vcrth1rn n Cn was di4sov
l. ed on the 18th INST. by mutn,l consent. Tho
al the will only he nset in winding nr the
fprne bn,inos.. Al ihu.c indebted will please come
forward aod yctl,s nlulI lasina Claims against The
lm "a III rlcnse rr,sent them ihai Tho business uay lie
closcl IA. speedily possible.
II SIIVERTlIORN.
{. NI'IIX
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llNCHBURG, MONDAY MORNING. JUNE lS 1879.
MERCHANDISE,
GEORGE VI. KUCkEK n 60.

=
Arul 3htt, lsap.
Take pleasure in announcing 10 th" trends ard Gus
TONERS tmt they nre now IN rccaipt ct thrf entire
.taek at FANCY nad SrArIE DRY GOODS iai the
season and respectfully invite nj persons WA ting renal
ly poadGOODS at reasonable prices 10 cnh nnd mako
iA,. Ice tiors NJ l3a 3m