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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-03

NAVIGATION on THE LAKES.-At Buffalo, On
Saturday, the weather was mild and pleasant The
lske however, was covered with Ice. Navigation
VIII doubtless be open by the 1st of May.
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

TaftIs Miss raiIie, Davis. BaitisoPs;
and daughter, Pandol6n, n Y; n Roth~sII SIR
Allen and lady; D Jsssup, II + B!jnien, Grew,
Leonard. H Spindle, w Williams. Whining
ton; W Turner, J Davis, L NJ CLARK. B Pres
ier,' j Anderson, " sneed. Gumbd; 9 A COLE COLE
more. Wilson, Cupeper; Powers J Rus
sell s1s@:h E. 9r@e CFoach Chester
iaml, Cook, Buckingham; H Cottgrave,
Freeman, Danvil'e; R N Blown, N Y; S Myers, r Nj
H CARRIER. Hanover; II Alexander, PPPeck, VT;
Hon U Smith, Conn; Mr. msrino and lady. Mrs
S o9a and s1 Msun Asn SWIM s9
snce, II Caldwell, Washington } H Mathews.
XIX VA Ts1.4 j.. As fin
Hoffman and Misses Hoffman, N Y; J w Dunn.
Tas: and .dy FI Rebmon TfRs DP
II Wilcox, Chas City; A Parker, Va; H Gale
her, Augusta; DR. Graham. G Paxton, Lexington;
WIN Diciinson, wallace, Va WstsoO soa
tom " Merrell, R M ssiiy. Mass; Young, Hen
TsP aDa psbs Bande
Jennings, Va; T J Marshall, o R Dyer, Md; "A w
son. Nelson; g Il Matthews, Cumbld; w A Stewart
Staunton; A McKeever, Norfolk; Z Pierce, Bos.
tSn WH W Vd sas Mr.,
Tomln, King VIM; T Gatewood, Norfolk; Snow.
den. Alexa; T Steers, Abingdon; A Boiling, Farm
vile; G w Fetternan, Miss Fetterman, Pc
tersburs; s Stewart, Va; L No.velle, Sweet
SPRING.; Hunter, Caroine; P Taylor and lady, Ha-
Ifax; W w Porter, lady, child and svt, Wilmin gton
H g Richardson, Farmvill5; w Belts lady chi lid
and svt, - Stokes and lady, Mrs DR. Bseey, child
and svt, Lunenbgi Patrick N c; II Lewis, A
Lewis, Lynchbg; A Bsrksdale, r L r; Mrs
symington Norfolk: Leigh, NY.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-John Kelly, Va err;
g Farrsr and lady, Alb; A A Steel, kuguste; J 7
lyle, Richmond D Gooch, Va C r R; Hamop,
Stsunton; o Sims Tyler, T H Woody G
Tallsy, 9 A Pleasants, Richmond; R Clarke, Bali;
w Dansway, Lancaster; w Lipscomb, Augusta;
J Hammersley. Richmond 3 Hupy c; L
Ruckles, w L. Walker, Kent; B Perkins w d
Kent, Oakland; w Turner. Alb; J A HILL Nelson:
4 Harrir, Buckingham J T Graves, J Childress'
Goochland; Rutherford, Louiga; w } Wright,
Gooehlandi w P Kyle Backingham; J Boisser, W
Richmond; w Hall. Norfolk; Taylor, N York;
T A HilIsulan, Amelia; w Anderson, Middle.
brook: T Bsrnhsm, Kent; Jacobs 0ordonsvilie;
Pend!eton, Mum aud son, B Walton. Lou.
iss; 4 Mitchell, Danaway, w Mitchell,
Lancaster; II NJ Donele, Waynesboro; X T Darnall,
Ftanklin; G Jones, Spottsylvania; w C Bauote, J Ii
Wouidfolk, Louisa; Or Voolfolk, Orange; II
Collins, spottsylvanis; M Fl McCue staunton.
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ANOTHER BANK BILL VEToED.-Gov. Pollock, of
Pennsylvania, has vetoed another bank bill-tke
Stroudsburg Bank. The legislature, however, is
stILl turning out new chaIters at a rapid rate.
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INDrAN AosrILrTIEs The Buffalo Comm ercial,
of Thursday, says;
An intelligent officer Of the army writes from
Fort Laramie, under date of Jan. 24th TO friend
10 this city, since the massacre of the 80 persons
BY the Sioux trade with that nation has been pro-
hIbi.ed, and the iretfick OF powder and cad has
been stopped Ia this section of tire country. All the
Indians on the Missouri north and east of us, will
not sell their iurs for anything but ammunition,
arrow heads, sc, preparatory to opening HOSTILE
ties. which they declare they will commence in
the spring, and drive all the soldiers out of the
country.
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There were l7s graduates.

LIKuT. BoNAPARTE Lieut. Bonspsrte, a native
Of Baltimore, has written to bis friends from before
sebastopoi, stating his own good health and the in
tenton oil the allies to attack the fort Immediately
upon the opening OF spring
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ARRIVAL Oh THE UNIoN.-The steamship Union
from Havre arrived at HALIFAX Saturday afternoon
short of coal. Her dates are not as late as those
by the Asia.
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d H "a CUTTER SERvIcg-Third Lieutenant
II Il Auehincloss assigned 10 dulv on board the
iesenue cutter Joseph Lane, at Norfolk, Va, under
a Ds o ior The Pacific coast Third Lieutenant c.
=. h'cnsIdson ordered to the revenue cutter For
ward at Wilmington, Del.
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Arrical ofthe DaDie1 IVe6s,,,

NEW ORLEANS, March 30-The steamer
daniel Webster arrived here to-day.
The steamer Star of the West sailed from
Nicaragua ON the cath of March, for New
York, with $4,000 on board
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LIGHT HoUsE'-A light house Is shortly TO be
ouiit by the u s. government, at Cherry Stone, Ia
this State, at the mouth of the Rsppshannock
river
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CHALLENGE TO DANIEL WRBsTEa CORES
pohdeni OF the New York Post discioses a fact moi
Aho"n even to many of MIR. Websters most init.
maze ifiends, that he once challenged by John
hsaaolph Mr.. Webster declined, but the corren
Bohoence which passed between the parties, Mr..
nehton acting as the friend of Randolph, appears
70 Lave been highly creditsble to the challenged
party.
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Thomas +. Meagher declines the honor inst ten
90 nln 10 his election to the Lieutenant Colonel
~ Vi tne oSth Regiment OF the NJ Y. militia on tn
ground that he is not a citizen.
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PASSENGERS per Steamship JAMESTOWN.

L. FARRIsH, Master, from New York April ID:
ii Picot, Winter, w A Sterrett, N NeDzel capt
Fariss. r III Whitoch, Ii VichelIie. MYERS
capt a Smith, Cooney,J Bowman, Mira Thorn
ton, servant and children, Miss Patterson Miss I.
wing ID Clarke, Z Coalter, VIM Black Mrs DR.
Chase, Miss atkinson. Mrs Whitaker, S q Pierce.
@iss Vidal, g w Johnston, lady and children. Z
Dcumgould Taylor, Spear, Mr. Starke, w
w Hall, d Raper, Alex McKever, J Kennedy. s
w Jones, d II Edwards, VIM Mckte, w Lsyton, w
Sterrstt, Bartlett, Geo Ggoner jos Koch, Chas
Switzsr, Halsey, FL Barsanter, lady and son. Lit
Wilson, Benz Higgins, Chss Vsnname, j Hare and
lady, Il Hare and children, and % in steerage
day morning 10 o'clock, 10 miles North of Hog Isl
aud.
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VIRGINIA GRADUATES The commencement al
the medical department Of the Pennsylvania Col
lege took place Saturday. The following gentle
men from Virginia received their diplomas;
c. C J. Aston, } NJ Baldwin. II. l.. Blauton, r.
Boiling, Jr, N. Brauham. q. III. Coke, W. II.
Daughtrey, s D. Drewry, w d. Easey, " H.
Finn, + s. Fdgate, J. p. Harrison, st. c. L. Hop
kins. II. q. Johnson, w. l.. Tste,fJ A Manning, J.
III. g. Mcguire, J. ii. T. Mcdowell, w. M. Page, s.
K: Ssyers, J. w. Stalnsker r b. Tabb A. C.
Webb and w d Woodend
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A SMALL FARM OR MARKET GAR

A SMALL FARM OR MARKET GAR
IA KET GARDEN NEAR THE CITY AT PRI-
VATE SALE.-We offer for sale privately the Farm
on which Mrs. Susan Holmes recently resided about
miles below the city and ad joining the lands of
Gen j. B. Harvie, d. Christian and Mr. Otey. There
are SO acres of which third 10 in woods the
Dsinder is cleared and in good order. The improve
ments are good, consisting of excellent Dwelling
with rooms Kitchen and the usual out-houses.
ANY one wishing TO locate on a Farm the city,
engage in the cultivation of vegetables for the
Market could hardly be better suited than in this
place.
The terms will be made very liberal
ap SIT TAYLOR j. WILLIAMS.
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OHoRcEs-The Supreme Court of Ohio lately
divorced thirteen couples. In nine cases the ie
male applied for the dissolution.
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SECRETARY DoRBIN OF the Navy, Is much Inn
proved 10 health, and resumed his official duties
yesterday
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
EXTENSIVE TRADE SALE

EXTENSIVE TRADE SALE OF
~ CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND CHINA
viii be sold. without reserve, on THURSDAY, 5th
April at 10 O'Clock. at my store
200 sets Painted Teas; 800 do White Granite do.
handled and un handle d. 700 doz do do Dinner Break
fast, Soup, Tea and Dessert Plates so do Blue and
White Granite Dishes, assorted; 100 do do and do do
Bowls, assorte6 so do Bakers assorted so do Gran
lite and Common Pitchers. do; 10 do and do Sugars:
Creams and Teas; IS do Cut. Flint and Pressed Tum-
bers; 40 White Granite Gold Band Chamber Sets
% do Basins and Ewers so China Tea Sets. gold
band plain and fancy a Casters divers and sta
tionaTy Chsmpagnes Wines; GobletE; Decanters;
Syrup and Molasses Pitchers; Glass Butter Dishes:
Plates and Preserve Stands in great variety; Salt
Cellars: Candlesticks; Lamps: China Vases; Motto
Cups and Ssucers; Matches; Fancy Soaps; PLAYING
Cards; Tea and Table Spoons &c. &c.
The attention of the trade and country me rchaut
respectfully called to this sale Offering induce
ments rarely to be met with.
The goods all sound, in perfect order, and en-
bracing all the lates styles. The whole to be sold
without the least reserve.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock precisely
apS ALEX. MOTT, Auet
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL i.ITURE AT AUCTION.--On WEDNESDAY
next 4th April at 10 o'clock, will be sold at the re-
sidence, corner of Main and LIST Streets all the Fur
nture in said Tenement, consisting of Sideb oards
Bureaux, Sofas, Wardrobes, Tables, Washstands
Mahogany and Poplar Bedstesds, Mahogany, Cane
Seat and Windsor Chairs, Feather Beds Mattresses
Pillows, Lookin Glasses, Carpets, &c.
ALSO-Ap excellent Cooking Stove and general
assortment of Cooking Utensils.
Terms at sale.
Sale conducted by ALEX. MOTT,
ap2 Auctioneer.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED RTrTTn-

ans ri ;ai p % APRIL 1855 at O'Clock M e,sht
or Main st1e.t Lois ,s south tide Of
opposite the prons on richmond HID, immediately
"r public Park end south BY the residence Of CAPT
Lu1nel LIBBY These Lots enjoy an extensive view
cannot be intercepted BY any other buiIdns becsnsa
tbs 1ne very elevated position, thereby rendering
oeHdes there 10 spring of good water the mil ma
property. e1 VI VI"
After which. will be sold several LOTS nm s,,,a.
Run and Rockets street D'S"uS
Terms at sale, which shall be made TO suit bidder.
NV 20 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Auct
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81. ne legislature OF Maine has passed law taking
.s..s. i'ta courts Of that State TO grant nata.
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.taon sonn Bolts, OF Va, 10 named for the pre-
sa"ncy 10 New York paper.
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MuRpERous ASSAULT On "Wednesday night
the 9Th ult colored man named Clement Waters
and white man named Geo. w. Mccullough were
attacked and hrutsly beaten on the Liberty road
five miles out OF Baltimore, by Jacob Hewring and
John Woodcock. The negro died from bic wounds
on the 2g.h and newriUo ysas arrested
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ROBBERY At THE BAIrimsRR Posr OFFICE
Tue examination of Chas r. Powell, letter car
r,eI 10 the Baltimore Poet Office. upon the charge
OF having distracted letter, from the iice, contain
log money, was closed Saturday m ,ruipR The
defendant had always borne a good character be.
tore hissrre's, and has wealthy paren. residing
In Baltimore county. II was shown that Powell
was usually, the first letter carrier In the moruus
who arrived a, the office and at the reaues, of .ome
OF the clerks, he had assisted 10 assortns ,he nex.
paper mails. At one time whole package of lat.
tiers had been missed and afterwards (eund 10 the
rink of the office lie Ia the habit Of getting
North Carolina money discounted aud, as was ties
tilted, the bills were turned down at the ends ss II
they had been in envelopes The case win be
brought before the T. s District Court.
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CEED POT1TOES-rrO New Jersey,
- for sals Ia lots to suittpurehsssrs. by
D. B. bRiDaBORD CO.,
NH 81 On the Dosk.
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: WATCH Is A WATCH FOR


20 ALL THAT
&aAze Then let it como come it will, -
And come it should, for all that
w hen every man the wide world Ger
Shall CALL although II may be poor.
His watch watch, for all that
Tho't runs not now once Ii ran
Unfaithful seems. and all that -
Twill prove-if only thou wilt be- =
As just as 1t has been to thee
Faithful, indeed, for all that.
Then spurn it not nor cast away,
Ungratefuily, and all that ,'H-
That friend which has for many year
Like brother, stuck more close, more dsar
Because, inhrm aud all that -,
But bring it strsightway unto me-
l will remove, and all that
Its every fault and every i'll,
And in its faulteriDg pulse instiil
The yea, more than all that
For if in giddy youth it were
faithful friend. snd all that,
How true, indeed. twill be to you
Ii new its old and feeble too
You cherish it, and ell that. 't@
30 S-dim* JOHN N WILLIAMS
Watch Maker and Jeweller, West Seventeenth
Street. two doors from MAN, in the old market
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The deep artesian well at Ch1rleston S c.,
after sfording transient supply of water, refuses
to yield any more.
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LOST,

OST.-Somewher i'm Richmond .hont
~ the 10th Of March last a ROM far NINETV
DOLLARS, given by William Barrett. for The biT. Of
my son William. The finder will be rewardea nv
leaving the same at this Office. -
Sits MamLs,
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WONDERS WILL NEVER

aRs1A3s9 CEASE.-The large aud beautiful stock
the great variety and excellence of the Ladies'
Shoes for sale at MATRICES, ISL Main street, ia
now the wonder Of the buying community of Rich
mond great many Ladies have visited Msurice's
Metropolitan Shoe Saloon within the past week
and they all say that, without exception our goods
the best and prettes TO De found this season In
city. Ladies and gentlemen, we are daily add.
ing to already large stock and will be pleased 70
you at Isl Main st. C. s. MAURICE
ans II
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH 2q-dtdy
OIL 81 ACRES OF WOOD LAND

oS1 3-4 ACRES OF WOOD LAND
eIc l. ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, 6 MILES
BELOW RI H OND. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold TUESDAY, the 10th day of
April 1885, on the premises, commencing at u oclk,
35I acres of land South side of the williamsburg
road, about miles below Richmond adjoining the
lands of MessTs. George and others. About 80
cleared. the balance covered with Oak and Pine
Wood and Timber. Fhe tract will be divided int,
Lots suitable size to be agreed at the hour Of
sale A plat of the land can be seen at Office
The attention of Brick makers and Timber gettersie
called 10 this sale, it lie believed that the WOO
and timber alone will more than pay for the lsud.
TERMs-One cash balance at 8, 6. 8 and Il
months for egotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed title retained till last note is paid
NH so GODDIN & APPERSON. Arcts !
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TNRUsTEE's SALE or A LOT INV

III u OT ~ IlO1
l. PORT MAYO.-By virtue of deed of truat
from Anthony Roberts, to the undersigned as trur-
tee, dated 28h April 1851 and admitted record ia
the clerks flee Of Henrico County Court, the
/ shall, on MONDAY, the 10th of April, 1856 ii
fair, if not on the next fair day, at 4t o'clock P
expose 20 sale ct public auction. on the premises
for cash, lot in Port Mayo in Henrico county, be
low the city, containing &c feet 'front.' and runnin
back 1872 fest inches, more or less. opposite tn .
property of 4: Waddell, and adjoining Henry Ssur%
der's and - Lumpkins lots
The title is believed to be unquestionable; but act-
ing Trustee shall convey with special warranty
JAMES ELLETT, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, 5th April, we will ssi at 10
o'clock at our auction store an assortment of GRO.
CERES viz
Lasusyrs. Rio and Java COFFEE
Coffee SUGARS
Recti6ed WHISKEY
New ENGLAND RUN
French BRANDY. I, and pipes
Liverpool Fine SALT
SOAP; CANDLES
WRAPPING PAPER
Green and BiAeA TEAS, 10 10.
TERMs-Under cleo. cash. eleo and ovsr. months
~ - DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO,
NH % Aucts.
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OST-On Friday last, on Shockoe Hill
~ near Valentine, Crenshaw L Co.'s store. a eota
6AEAST-PIN, in the shape of grape leaf ,st Win
Garnets, with two Acorns connected BY a small gold
Chala attached As IL 10 highly priced by the owners
very at this Office a. q u 20.
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DEsIRABLY LOCATED DWELL

nESIRABLY LOCATED WELL
LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold on MONDAY, the Och day of April.
1855, the premises, commencing at A o'clock p
NJ, that desiraby located Brick Dwelling on th q
West line of 7th between Clay and Leigh stre4u,
now in the occupancy of Mr.. VIM. j. Swords. The
Lot has front of Al feet and depth of $50 feet
The House has rooms, besides Kitchen and with 3
moderate outlay could be made most comfortable
re sidence; it Is now, however. in good order.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance at 4, and IL
months for gotabls notes. interest added, and title
retained till the last note 10 paid The tax es for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser a
NH so GODOIN APPERSCN. Aucts
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Carao of schr.
"A Z. j. Scott; landing and for sale Price 81 so
SAML p. HAYES,
ap SGT North Basin Bank
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OSI-Hetween the corner of Franklin
- and Wall streets and Collins, Hat store m NJ.
street. a large sized PORTE NOMINATE, contsinins
papers OF no value to any person but n,ysslf and
S!5 81 In money, viz: one $40 aud one &5 mote IN
Virginia money, two quarters and one copper Al.o
Trunk key. A liberal reward will be paid for IN.
delivery at this office. or to D. BAKER's Jr store
Main street ap2-4t CHAS nAREDe'
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WANTED.-A young man as assistant
w Book keeper; he must write good hand Ind
have some knowledge of book keeping. Address in
his own writing Boz 25I, Richmond p. o.
p2-9t
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TRUST sALE.-By virtue of deed of

Il trust executed to the undsrsigned 81 trustee y
n,itted to record in The Clerks Office OF Henrico
county court on the 26th the onth to secure
to Hiram w. Tyler the payment OF the sum oa S.sn ~;
paid shall on MONDAY 10Th 1855 II fair, II NOT
On the ne xt fair day st4t oelk expose to ssls.
ths comfy of Henrce in Port Mayo, below the city,
adjoining the property Of HsnIy sender; and sso,
contsinins ri feet 'front.' and running back 1872 feet
The title TO the property Is believed to be good,
lint actna as trustee shall convey with special war
rsnfy only Terms cash.
JAMES Elicit, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDoIN L APPERsoS, Aucts.
NH ltd
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fHk u 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
$4,000 JAMESTOWN for New York via Nor.
folk, leaves TUESDAY afternoon, the Sd instant.
at 4 o'clock. IsssaN4 ~
Freight received to-day Monday at 70 O'Clock and
up to the hour OF o'clock r. NJ, Tuesday, the Sd
instant kf5l
Passengers are requested to be board before he
hour OF de partuEe, 4 o'ci ,ck p. M Tuesday.
Tickets and berths secured at our eiice souh side
of Basin, or on board ship. 81
Passengers for Norfolk charged the same a. by the
river steamers
ap PIT LUDLAM & WATSON.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A situation in Tobacco
w Factory, by young man who has had six
yesrs experience in that business Salary Is no OBJ.
Jet Good reference given. Address III. r.. M -
through the Post Office. apS-Sts
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WANTED-By respectable Eng1sn
w Woman, Situation as Housekeeper. who =
perfect mistress in every department., etner sne
dress o, Dispatch offlce ma 49,
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"ANTED-A COOK and BAKER for
w the Allegheny Springs For such as come
well recommended, fair price will be paid. pp'y
NH 81 North side of Basin
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RICHMOND IRON AND STEEL
~ WORkS.-NEAR THE PgTEHssuse RAIL-
tinue TO manufacture from best selected scrap the
various sizes Of BAR, BAND, ROD. and OVAL
ton OF purchassrs IL invited. 6ne assostmsnt Of
COACH and BUGGY THE. ana HORSE shOE
IRON constantly hand. TOO sTEEL. &c.
r. An orders promptly attended to.
- NsscAart Iron unchanged for Scrap
mh 5i--d3tAelts
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FOR RENT-A good Lodging Room,
Il over the store of the subscriber.
Il. B. SPENCE,
ap3-3t Corner of Main and 18th sts