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SECOND DIsPATcH.l
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
HREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
MORE TROUBLE At YTENyz

HALIFAX, April 13-The steamship Auer;
ca arrived here last night, with dates from
Liverpool dates to the 3lst ult. oA'
Her mails will reach New York nv mid.
night. 'i''u
The Canada, which was detained at Boston
until the 18th ultimo, arrived at Liverpool
on the Goth. ro''
No change had taken place in affairs at the
Crlmea, further than those detailed in the
news brought by the Washington
Public attention is turned with intense
interest to the Peace Conference at Vienna.
is represented that great difficulty exists
upon the settlement of the third point, al.
though the demand of the Allies have been
much modified. The Russian plenipotentia.
ny had referred the matter to the Car at st.
petersburg, and nothing further would be
done until advices were received from there.
The French minister of foreign affairs has
been to London to confer with the English
Cabinet upon the momentous question. He
had conference with Queen Victoria. He
will return to Vienna with the ultimatum
agreed upon by the allies on the third point
in dispute
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
MARCH 3lsr-Cotton is active and the specula.
1--WE demand is buoyant. Sales for the week 80 500
oaies-neary one-third of 1t taken by the speculs-
tors.
Breadstuffs, with the exception of corn, have I'm
dergone slight decline, and a general dullness in
the market.
There Is depression In provisions, and the mar.
ket Is dull and rather lower.
- LONDON, March 30th.-Money market easier
Consols 90 1.8
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MARKETS

MARKETS.
NEW York, April l3.-Cotton unchanged Flour
unchanged. The market for Southern Flour is
heavy, and the quotation for it is $40 $40 So
Michigan White Wheat S2,70 per bushel Corn
higher. Old Mess 1875 SIG; new Sl7,75. Beef
unchanged. Lard firm.
Money unchanged. Stocks shade better. Viz
ginia skies 500 SO.
BALTIMORE, April 13.-Flour higher. Howard
street Sl0.25 per barrel. Grain, receipts light
Wheat 50, S2,65. White Corn 80 81 Co.,
Yellow 81 04 $l09.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-Cotton unchanged
Sugar declined cents per pound
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Mich COWS H0RsFS nspT ra'"
BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsON,
TWO SMALL RRIcK rrrr,,,,,,u,

WO SMALL BRICK TENEMENTs
BETWESEAMS SLE,S HILL. ON THIRD STREET
onnE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on TiIEs NV
mse. nhs idfh day April on the
Tenements on the west line of al 49, two Brick
Ma ana syrd stre.s adjoining the ressence ~
and depth Of as ~" Each has ont Of ri feet.
are insured for $500 each. ~ e~'s' The houses
tor MsEOne third cash; balance 1t and month.
"a III notes interest added and title rsta;n
gu , iast note is paid. The taxes for the nrssant
year TO be paid by tbs purchaser 'Ae present
aP 10 GODDIN AppNpcON
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
VALUABLE LOT OE uporND

yUITrI 1OI OE q Is y u N ID :,
CT p WITH SMALL BRICR HOUSE Ann
mno tAY, 18th April. 1855. al IL o'cioek
tn. W sns . is will be sold lot Ground
nearly adjoining the late residence Of VIM Wsi,s as
me Lot fronts 2s S2 feet and runs back liza feet 70
an alley IA feet wide, and il improved with Br;cI
per annum. " 'ot CLIO
The property 10 desirable to any one reouir;n. !.
The above property is bound 70 the prott..,;
nuilding Company for S455. which the purcha SER At
nls option can retain out of the purchase monsvW
AS 70 the remainder, the terms will be made accom
modating. TAYLOR & VILLA Nc Scol''
Auct
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BY LARUS g. SHINE.
CLOTHS, CAssIMERrs nroru,x,.

1LoTHS, CASSIMERES, CLOTHING
A ply GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS H.
.,snt oH.ION On next TUESDAY, the I7th in,
tor ome ncing at 10 o'clock, we will sell At ana
10 our large sales up stairs General a..
1871 snent OF Cloths Cassimeres Linens sensorabI.
he maze Clothing. Dry Goods. Boots Shoes. Hats'
oonn., VIII be added to the above the effects of !.
csdss s1oss, eonslstns of Caieoes Musins, Bro.
many .tb pacsa bareses, Painted Cembrics, with
sn1S afleies' too numerous to detail.
LAkUS SHINE, Aucts
M ILCH COWS, HORSES. CART. &c
IN. "a ,o AIuCTION -On next THURSDAY morn
don st shs , re:, at 10 will 81. at
s.9arns Brummeps Distilerv IHna. uWes near
Cutt;ns nv ~. 1 young work Horse, Mich Cart +
~ Is machine, with many other srticis. oa'''
l.
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ACQUITTED -Hezekiah B. Taylor, whose arrest
for the murder Of man named Kelly, in Baltimore
we noticed, was examined and uitted there being
no evidence to implicate him. He was the fourth
person who had been arrested and acquitted on the
same charge.
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THE NUNNERY VISITATION

boston, April 13.-The committee appointed by
the Massachusetts Legislature, to investigate the
conduct OF the committee who visited the nunne-
RES closed Its session last night, and will make
full report in few davs
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LATER FROM HAvaNA
AR RIVAL OFTur re

SHaaLEsTos, April 3.--The steauor rua
DEL which was detained on the bar ias. asa-
arrived here this morning at seven q c,ane en''
he her dates from Havana are to the Iotb in..
out the news she brings is of litta ;ntn INST
"A number of asssssinations had ono .ures.;
during Holy Week. nau occurred
Escherema, late manager of the railroad
ana Cintra, the lawyer. have been disch ,r@ad
ana allowed to travel to Europe s'o
Ihere Is great discomfort AMONG tbo ~,
oies, arising from the late executions no re
trated by Concha, who is now only np po,Pe.
with the Galatians. 'niy popular
Inc French brig of war Meleaere arrived
NJ havana on Sunday. ou
idays. 1eu o"ing 10 Easter Hol-
Frss es Is dul and -four is tending downwards
SECOND DrspArcHl
CtSHARLEsToN, April ia letter r. tho
Iharieston Courier, by the steamer fs,hn, 1
t t,oln havana, states that another America
ohas; A Peet. dentist of Trinidad has haan
arrested and brought to Havana. He oe voa
lo.aiiy ignorant of the cause for which he
was arrested and placed in the barracks No
Ills wife and mother reside in New York
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BY PAYNE & MAYO.
4 LEASE ON VERY VALUABLE

q GAHE IN vENI II y r. y
:, ~ noTEn1 UNTIL IuE Isl Vt fEDhUA-
on TUESDAY the LIST day of May next, If fair,
and if not the next fair day, sale CONNIE ncng at
O'Clock p M the above lease on a lot Of ground in
the city of Richmond. fronting 200 feet the south
side Of the Dock and running back I25 feet to the
river There is upon said lot brick building 80 feet
by 40 in which IL an excellent steam engine of %
horse power, with other machinery, used a Pia-
ming Mill, together with other improve ments on the
premises With small outlay these fixtures might
be used for Plaster MILL for which business the sit.
uation of this lot together with the improvements
upon it, furnish much greater advantages than any
other In the State Plaster is brought to the spot by
vessels ballast whilst the canals and railroads in
its immediate vicinity afford means Of transportation
to every section of the country.
Terms made kI ewn on the day OF sale.
PAYNE MAYO,
Office in w. Goddin's New Building,
ana On Bank street
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SICKNESS ON sH,pBOARD

CHARLESTON, April l3.-The brig Hope has ar.
rived here from Gonaives, from whence che sailed
on the 10Th ut Reports much sickness among the
shipping. Several of the crew on board the U 8
sloop OF war Falmouth were sick with the fever.
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NARROW EscAPE.-The residence of VIM. Rir.
gose. about IL miles from Baltimore, was destroye
by fire Wednesday morning, and rapidly were
the flames that Mrs. R., after being badly scorched
was forced to leap from the second story window
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RAILROAD CoNvENTIoN.-There is a convention
of the directors, presidents and superintendents Of
the Northern line of railroad connecting the cities
ofNew York and Boston with those on the Ms,is-
slppi and Missouri rivers, being held at Albany, N
Y. The object is to fix tariff of freight, time of
running, and 80 forth.
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NAVAL CAsuALTIEs-E. A. Burdick, seaman,
fell from the lower boom of the s. sloop-of ar
John Adams, in the harbor of Valparaiso, on the
4th of February last, and was killed. He enlisted
In Boston In October 1854.
Robert Hamilton, seaman, fell from the foretop
sail-yard of the U S sloop of war Decatur, on the
cath December last, and was killed.
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MORE GOLF DIscovERIEs.-The New York Sun
learns by letter from Acapulco that discoveries
Of rich ''placer diggings" had been made 10 Guer.
raro, within $50 miles Of Acapulco, and much ex-
element la consequence, prevailed Ia the neigh.
borhood.
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DEATH.-Wm. Taylor, for twenty years publisher
and bookseller in Baltimore, and once publisher of
the Western Continent, died in Brooklyn, N. York
Thursday morning. ,
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PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR BILL.
PHILADELPHIA. April 18th Gov. Pollock ha.
signed the prohibitory liquor law
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE On Saturday last the extern.
sive -four mill of A. Medberry. at Roscoe Ohio, was
destroyed by fire. Loss $50 OCO insured for SIG 00o
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TRUST SALE.NBy virtue of deed of

Il trust executed to the undersigped az trustee DIV
Anthony Roberts. bearing date June 25 1851 and sd-
mitted to record in .he Clerks Office of Heurico
county court the 26th of the MONTH to secure
to Hiram w. Tylerth payment of the sum Of S242
with interest thereon from the 25th of Juue 1851 till
paid SHALL MONDAY 18th April 1856, if fair if not
On the ne xt fair day. at4 oclk expose to sale.
the county of Henrico, in Port Mayo below the city,
adjoining the property of Henry Sanders and -
Lumpkin. and opposite the property of E. Waddil
containing % feet 'front.' and running back 1872 feet
inches, more or less.
The title to the property Is believed to be good,
but acting as trustee shall convey with special
ranty only. Terms cash.
JAMES ELLETT, Trustee.
Sale conducted;by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH ltd
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr. Joseph Hennison wa,
knocked down in the streets of Cincinnati, Tues
day night and robbed.
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NEW YORK LIQUoR LAw.-Mayor Wood thinks
that in order to carry out the liquor law pas
sed in New York, the present police force of HOO
men in New York city, will have to be doubled.
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MURDER IN CAswELL, N. Con "Wednesday
night last, negro woman belonging to Capt Fow.
Ter, Of Caswell county, North Carolina, was muir
dered, She was asleep In bed with her husband
and child, when some miscreant pushed gun
through chink In the wall and shot her dead.
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PETRIFIED BoDY.-The petrifsd body of man
was found Wednesday, in Philadelphia, while
workmen were removing the bodies from an old
grave yard iu Race street, between 18th and 10th.
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DEAD Rev. A Yearheart, of the New Jersey M
E Conference, died on the 18th ult
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SERvED HIM RIGHr.-The Ripley lind Circuit
Court last eek sentenced Mr.. Muir to the Peniten
diary for two years, for forging note for S25. Mr.
Muir is probably the richest man in Ripley county,
led. 1t 10 supposed his property is worth nesr
100000.
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PAPER MILL BURNT The paper mill of F. s
& j. P. Parker, at estville, CT, was destroyed By
fire Wednesday evening
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HOMEOPATHIC CELEBRATloN.-The friends of He
meopathy had celebration in New York Tuesday,
that being the one huudredth anniversary of the
birth of Dr. Hahnemann, the founder of that school
of medicine. Numerous scientific addresses were
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SUICIDE OF A LAWYER William P. Denton,
prominent lawyer of Boston, committed suicide
By shooting himself through the head on Thursday
morning.
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DGAaTMouTH COLLEGE Hon. Salmon 7 Chase,
~ ohio, VIII address the alumni of this College at
~ Je hsSt commencement, and Prof 4. A Park, the
!, geological Society. The United Literary Socie-
es nave named Wendell Phillips, Esq, a. orator
VI pass occasion, and Park benjamin. AZ post.
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REVERSE OF FoRTUSE.-Gen. Suffer, once one of
the richest is now one of the poorest men in Cal.
fornia, and laboring under the infirmities of cd
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VIRGINIA BONDS. $4,000 worth of Virginia SIS re.
deemsble LIST January 1887, were sold in New York
Thursday at g962
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LOST OVERHEARD The mate and cook of the
schr. Connecticut from New York to Georgetown,
were lost at sea by falling overheard on the a9.h
ult
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LOST

DOCKET BOOK LOST.-Lost, black
l. double Morocco POCKET BOOK, steel
bound, containing among other papers, mot recoI.
lected,l due bill for $3.50. The finder will please
leave the same at the Dispatch office. ap I4-3t
] OST-On yesterday, a Gold PENCIL
- CASE. with the letters"S NJ B - engraved on
it The finder will be literally rewarded if he will
leave 1t at the Dspste b Office ap l3-2t+
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A destructive fire occurred recently at Port Cred.
it, Canada, destroying property to the amount OF
$4,000.
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Ok aONS best PERUVIAN GUANO;
~ 80 do pure Bone Dust; 10 do Mexican Gssno;
90 bbs Tar, In prime ORDER 10 tons super Phosphate
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS

,r lsfEcIAL DIspArcH.l
AMEhiCAN NOMINATION rop f,ou
GRESS. WV
~ NokfoLk, April ls.--The Amer;c,n 49,.
here, have nominated Cant A Ssan party
70 represent Norfolk district in Coners. s aus
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & Co

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 10Th April we will sell at 10
O'CLOCK at our auction store, an assortment OF Gro
cerles, VIZ: VI N1o
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Liverpool fine Salt.
Crushed and Coffee Sugars
New York Syrup.
Reotifed Whiskey.
N. E. Rum.
French Brandy.
London Porter
Green and Black Teas
Raisins; Cigars.
Soap; Candles.
ALSO,
so packages Glassware
Tumblers of various patterns.
Gobletts; Wine Glasses.
Beer Mugs. &c. &c.
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 800 and ovar a month.
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
ap IL Auctoneers.
FLOORING PLANK AT AUCTION
Il On WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at 10 O'Clock,
shall sell at auct about q 900 feet one inch
FLoOhING PLANK, stored at the lumber yard OF
Msssrs Whitfield: corner of 7th and franklin Sta
TERMs-Under 500 cash 800 and over, months
Credlt Tor approved paper.
apI2 Auctonesrs
NOTICE.-By virtue Of deed of trust,
~ executed to me trustee by A Perry for the
benefit OF Thss Gregory. Sr shall proceed to sell
at public auction, on THURSDA Y the 18th of April
1885, at the hour of O'Clock, all the stock of Groce
r1es. &c, In the store house now occupied by said
Perry, in the town of Manchester.
an
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The PHILADELPHIA MuRpER.-The examina-
ton OF Jacob Schlegel, for the murder of his wife
Louisa, who was found in the woods with her
throat cut, is still progressing In Philadelphia. 1t
has baen proved that he wrote the letter which he
alleged she wrote to him when she quit his house
SATURDAY. night
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NEW ORLEANS, April 12th.-Lecompte 10 In e
cellent condition. and will run with Lexington
Saturday.
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EccLEsIAsTrcAL.--Rev. Homer Wheaton, and
Rev DR.. NJ. Forbes, formerly Episcopal clergy
men of New York. have been received into the
Roman Catholic Church.
Rev. Thomas Sewall, of Maryland, has gone 70
Winchester to take charge OF the NJ Z. Church
there
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Oh DOLLARS REWARD Ran away
~ from the Coke Mines in this county on Mon
day, the Sch inst, a negr, named GEORGE; COM
piexon black; feet inches in height; q years od
intelligent aud sprightly; generally smiles when
spoken to- mouth very email for q negro; raised in
Charlottesville. and has been twice reclaimed as a
runaway within the past year-once from Augusta
jail and once from Rockingham George will no
doubt disown his name and ownership as he has be-
fore done
The above reward will be paid for his delivery at
the Mines, or isnRichmond to
ap 13-lw JNO ]. WERTH AGENT
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

~ THOMAS w. KEEsFE. -
tomce with George ]. s,lmusr. No. N ps..,..,
A DMlNisTRATOR'B SALE.-Wul ha
Hs,.h"ld no l5a Gary street, over the ofis. ~
TrEsnsy th .es.sr. IN the city Of Richmoud. en-
49, M AZ aduinIstrator or Robt w GacsS
Fnrni,n,s % n psrsensl estate. combating Of LOT o
Watch: 3 siivs, 1eddinH; 10; No. Gold Lever
Al rs .as above property Is a. good ., new. &C.
OF property belonging to the esfsfe of n. n.
fosma WI please come forward and settle tn
ao dehVer up the lstter to me or to Hstsh !,
against the said deoedent or his sssste sIi
Element. Nil ETI ~ sn u once. for set.
ap12-td+ AIM, ~ ~. ~ r. oUoCH.
sale conducted by THOMAS w. KsEsSs a"s.
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TIE sHir JAMES Cassros.-Cspt. Jos White, r.
a. ehason hf't mate. and Jao. 4. Paskwood, second
mate OF the ship James Cheston have bsen arrested
aho are now undergoing secret In Baiti
'a,,e oe'ors the y. 8 MsrsAsl They are cbsssei
"n ou''uptiy casting away the ship
49, 81. fschwood, second mate ofthe shin, stat., sa.t
49, soth day of February bc was called bv the
Sas. s otheer OF the ship James Chestoe having A.
az .nns watch on deck, from four until e,shs with
sup arhosrd tanks aboard, with the wind soutN b.
8, n. After Capt. White had bore the ship up for
-. anomsa had my watch at the pump aud tho
h.s ~ss as smooth ss bucket of water, and coula
s..s swan safely all around the vessei had INV
nr, nesio watch az the pump at the time--the
Nv p esne with ten inches OF water. At DAYLIGHT
t prh Two Friends hove Ia sishs was sandins on
h nno9ard side, and looking to the windward I
n nS"ss. saw rail then got on the house and II
fo.se 20 pe asaii Whether ship, brig or schooner
e9oa hotteii, and did not trouble myself about the
h;a as felt myself and the chief officers of The
sup pettsetiy safe on board our own vessel
weat into the cabin TO certify what Tina -
'ouha " 10 be seven belle. then had the Iarbosra
~atch called also called tho chief officer Of tha
snip ne came on deck reported to him call on thc
her. ~' "e'a'"s aoout
would say, In conclusion, that the man Johr C.r
yer, TO whom II is sadone hundred dollars wers Of
iered to ssn the captains protest. was hs,
amount aud that one thousand dollars were mt info
my hsnds to bride this for that purpose ana tbe
residue was to keep myself This refused 10 40
an! gave the money back TO Capt. White, exceptinr
twelve dollars which retained to pay my passage
home,
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e00 BBLS HYDRAULIC CEMENT
SOO now in store and for sale BY
d. B. BRfDGFORD CO.
sp ii On the Dork
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ISn BBLS. No 3 MACKEREL-Now
lcO In store and for ga q by
d. B. BRIDGFORD & Co.
apl4 On the Dock
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fom.. a THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
sOmce with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20 P..,, ~

% HORSES AND MULES FOR
sATURp sAEE m AZ a AUcTIoN-win BE- cola .
O'Clock, at tn. Hnrs. xu.. next I4ih Inst, At 10
MILES GIls several ~ Saddle and Hsrnsss 81 ~
ALSO,
apis runuas ~,
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SUICIDE BY YOUNG WIFE.-Mrs NJ. v. Sell
Ter, wife of Mr. John Seller, of poughkeepsie N
! Committed suicide on Wednesday evening, by
taking arsenic. The following is letter written t.
nfr husband aud found after her death;
DEAR JOHN: cit down to write 10 you for the
'aft ume. John. am downhearted. ] can't stand
u no longer. Forgive me for what have DONE
axe care Of Josey, and don't think of what have
zone loved you too well. Oh, God forgive
me After you went away on Monday noon. your
iSher and mother commenced ct me. Tbs morning
cad would give them dollar a week, and help 10
90 The work; but they would not do it. They said,
shatli II had not been for me, that George would
nave at been Die,trich'., and you would have been
HHh them. John, ] can't stand IT, ! shall trouble
oetn no more. Ny time 10 Mt an end. know that II
WI be hard for you, and IL Is hard for me. would
IKE 20 rec you, but cannot. So, good bye, foreT-
WIFE M syLLKn.
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bacon SIDES.-9 hhds superior clear
~ Bacon eides; just received. for sale by
ap Ia CRFNSHAW & co
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BY RICHARD CAT5TH0RN

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
OKSES. &c, AT AuC
-. SATURDAY. 14h inst. at 10 o'clock. n -.
Urge lot IN rear of my store, viii sell seysrsi ors
H.tsa TWO new one horse Carts; one Carriage snd
-a2 10 r. CAUTHORN. Au.t
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RACE BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND LIE.
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OAR LEAD.-Just received another
II supply. Those In want, will please send In
their orders.
ap If CkENSHAW Il co
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CHOT, SHOT, SHO THE Wythe
~ Union Iced Mine Company have now every i'm.
featuring Shot, and they turning them out es
perfect In every respect az can be made.
apl CRENSHAW l. CO.
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WARNING.-Escapcd from the City
w Hospital Sunday morning lask ny hcy BEN.
He was sick with the SHALL Pox and iAsA do,ellgl,
rom fever at the time Of eeeaps. he bdoohtIeM
down With the disease some where d this sly & q
New Kent, or between the two loeAlitisg.
AZ IL So e. =. GUet0s
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DOARDING.-MRs. EDDINS will be
- pleased to receive BOARDERs Residence,
Governor street, next door to Barthclomew's Jew
elry s.ora
FOR RENT-The store office. cellar and two
rooms under the same house ap l2-4,*
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The three yesrs dispute between Switzerland
al1 Austria has at length been settled.
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EURNTTURE. CIGARa e. At ARR
BY LARUS & SHINE.

CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, HORSES
fs., MuLEs; &c be. AT AUCTION -Or M
the Horne lot-2 new light b. ssies. uss. ~. ~ =
Also. pair young Mules Work Hosses
Up II LARu0 h SHINE. 49,
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NH 29-dtds -~S''
Immediately after the foregoing sale, will
De sold hve beautiful Building Let's each frontins "a
feet on the East side of 18th ee running back la
eet to an alley IL feet wide O"'A A~'
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 8. 6 and 4
months. for negotiable notes, interest added Ne.
cured oy trust deed or title retained The for
the present year to be paid by the purrbe.er
dp IL GODDIN 81 0OE