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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-29
LATEST BIZ TELEGRipE
rcieSr"phrh for ilir ilichmond Ensu,,.
LATER FROM IIAVaN,

\. q. N "''a NV 'Nh.
NJ" l""h' May EN.--The Empire Cty..
sh" brn-, no iatrrGncws than thai already rso IA,
VIA NcH; Orleans. l!C San Juainio was T.; lew
iiaylna On the 2itiI INST. Tie st.sio.r FIJI "i'
,iuop-of.war Cynne were Ut Havana. Can ' T and
has rcturnai to Havana from hi- trip 10 tn iN T" la
lnr rrs"ir . WHO ma bee" confined in Prison and
passports To proceed 10 Spun. The yellow 1--WE;
smallpox wrr" prevailing In considerable. hh!
Havana The acting United States Consul I'm m
crculn warning American sGilors agsn., ,S s,uni
IN contact with the ,iis"nsr. Sugars n qa.r, Tt
increase, duties III Great Britain have mo- , ~ L
affected prices. The stock in Havana ';"''er44y
90a,000 boxes; Matanzas 5000. Mnassc,i spout
dcuaui, with fu rates, hn!dsrs .lnn,I;.' ~ ni.'k
prices; sale 3! reals per key. Exchpnro, nSh~r
At Cnpe Vincent, the New York pr,T.usr Y' r.
Bg"ok Ks loaded with fi'Hr went ashore sbrvs T. v"
Point. Sho will probably be got of. ~"''e L1H,
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MURDER OF TWO CHILDREN By THEIR


PHIIARGIrEIi. May G.-rho Dover tDelawarc)
Reporter has account Of the horrible murder =" tw"
children Thursday lest hy their own father George
Parker, coored man, who broke jail some months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-29

BANGOR, MAINE. MAY 2S-Thc ANN.
tina, Samne! L. Cog" had been nomps,sJ CrIcetH ?Hi
by IN" Know N"fh.nc State Convention ;oo'sFno'
No State Convention Ha. yet been held. 1vaI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-29

Wise 100 fO4 81 IAN 70 lis - 70 a IL: sc
Flour , T.. ~, isi
nny ~ i35 III Ii 10 II A. 10 ''i
wr,. Is $50 60 81 ii y 10 q lnt 4C1
Goodc 100 l07 "A liz 81 l2l 81 lnC u l-3 9ll
bod =. =, :, ,rt q.
Hatch :. -, -, :hi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

/ onation Chairs are also kept IN hi Fhapei.-
! The mos, ancient Of them made 10 enclose
the ROYAL Stone, brought from Scotland, by
Edward I. in 1907, after his victory over Johh
Baliol. All the s"yereigns Of England, since
TINT period. have been crowned in it, and although
il is now much injured by time and use, it Is SIM
preserved with pious care for future ceronations'
The other chair was mnde for Queen Mary H.
and is in n vc~y good state of preservation.
did not follow the custom Of visitors generally
and take n seat in these venerable chairs, for the
reason thu | was too full of the memories they
recalled 10 think of myself at the time. Along
the will Of the Chapel fourteen legendary
sculptures, respecting the Conf'ssor. which are
so completely covered witrdusf,that the figures
are scarcely distinguishable, aud 50 involved in
mystery aud romancc,as to be mtclligihle only to
the Industrious antiquarian.
There are many other objects Of interest III
and about Westminster Abbey; bat have al
ready spoken of 50 many things, aud taken up
50 much time in describing them that feel it
would be an inhcian to detan my readers
lingering longer, even amidst its holy relics and
Wondering tombs. In conclusion ! must say,
that no one can visit Westminster without feel
ing scn>ibly the utter weakness of man; for there
the vanity of human ambition, the mortality of
genius itself, the eyane sccncc of worldly fame,
and the impotcney of all that can be conceived
Of earthly power and majesty, are brought home
i'm manner from which there Is no relief or cs-
cape II is indeed the spot 10 realize with the
Poet. that which he has expressed with so much
beauty, simplicity and force:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10
ZEN PANNILL Il SONS, Auctrs.
Petersburg. Va.
VALUABLE WHARF KOPEFsTY

AL CITY iDlNI, FOX SALE Al AUG | ION.
On WEDNESDAY. the lith Of frbl uafy. 1853. mt -
o'lock " BY vir'u' 4 Trust Deed, 10 the >4b.cri.
III. duly recorded, | shall offer ut auction, tie
= en'>rs TIE day ul,Nr named, thai very de>'Iah
Wharf LOT, Grmriy owned ard orrupie by Mr. Marb
Bltz. tn l. +. ats Immediately the riyer 100 f..
an runs hack di-tlD al 300 tr't he the
less the lo'gt ..r + rwnrdug and Commission
Mafrhant, f,r rler ofl Carolina or Western Virgin
ia j. admirable. The ia rad Of the Sout!.si,!e Com
rany passes in malh,rI, lhr ugh 1Rr property.
I'm rcdi,, is mfr, tn. sae Il tir aboNc Nh4lf lot
a.oth,r varnt Tor viii hc ofesrd Tor IL tn
river, ,it8lr The Ilg5 land commanding be~t.l.
fl view oftic Iivtruud surround ~ country This l.
TIN Maid stIcct City Ponr, about 20O fee.
and ruas b.rk di-rnnre OF 3G0 feet aud j, II,
haud.o n1e u i1aIra lot Is there i. rn the Point
TERMs.-Cn~l. for * OF sa'c-ihr balance on ia
ere II ii, l. III s months, iuf,r' In hr ail, d. for
uegoi lie we'll cnprl and the ii r the pro.
peliy to he re'aifel tt Paid taf.
ALEX BOWMAN. Trustee.
PANNILL X SONS, Aucl'rs
Eh l.d3nw ifeb P,f,r-burg, Va.
,91 Rep copy
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DIED,

On the Goth of july 1854, in South Carolina
at the residence of her father, Mr. H. Perry, for
merly of Lynchburg, Va, Mrs. SARAH 5. Nor
GAM in the 5lst year of her age. She had long
been sufferer from severe sickness. particularly
SO during the last six months of her life but re
cognzed in her trials the wise and merciful hand
of the Almighty, and welcomed warmly the con-
solutions of the GOSPEL, in the patience and hope
of which she died.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10
MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, this city, by the Rev. j..
. l.. Prchard, Mr. JAMES FIELDERs, of Franklin
county. and Miss MARTHA E., daughter of Mr..
William S. Pentecost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

4 BALE FRESH HOPS Crop. gust
Il received by x. STABLER & -
dec S. ihwts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

ttNtitlStu ~ NitSSIS' NiItAlN IL " u lIldlI "a
Co., To take place in Richmond, on the Eth inst.
LECTURE ~ pErERSulRG.-We copy from
the lnteIg,ncrr, the subi,ined notice of Mr..
.foln r Thompson's recent Lecture in Peters
burg:
John X. Thompson, Esq, the accomplished
editor of the southern Literary Messenger, de-
liyrred "A lecture in the Hall Of the Library on
Friday night to IL crowded audience of ladies and
gentlemen. His subject "l'Hris," IN which
city 6e has recently been sojonrmer, and his
descriptions of its various and humorous public
cdihces, of its people, their manners, customs,
&c, showed that he was am acute and correct
observer of what he saw. His reflections upon
the character OF the French Government, and
his views of the Emperor, and of tie nation, were
in the highest degree interesting. He spoke of
the institutions of that remarkable country
police of Paris-the eminent localities rendered
- by historic associations the relgjon-the So
cial and political eharacteristic>-the fashions
and aInusements-all these and many other top
les in connection he speaks upon with IA force and
felicity which gave to his lecture perfect charm.
His hearers and all, enjoyed in the highest
degree the rich banquet which was spread before
them, and at the close Of il only regretted that
their qualification could not be prolonged.
RuRNING AJAII.-We learn from the Pen
ny Post that the jail of Prince Edward county
took fire ON Monday last and was probably des-
roycd The prisoners, three in number were
rescued. They are John Hudson, (the counter
teitcr.) james Sheppard, (the murderer of Mrs.
AlIen,) and a runaway negro, 1t is supposed
that the negro built tbc fire ON the floor of his cell
The iail was but recently erected at n cost Of
$1,000.
AN INTERESTING CAsE.-Ne copy the follow
We learn that the argument which has occn.
pied the Coart of Appeals for several DAYS mast
in the case of Wootton vs. Redds. Executors
.i,.,1 -, ,I,5,.., -.
rho oa.,o j.. g ;a.a,..,. 49,, No., .,.h.
.,.,I.,,,14... w
ana John NJ. Patton tor the appellant and Messrs
WOOD boulding and Conway kooinson tor the
appellees'
the family of Mr.. ierrcll, near Halifax c. H.,
laid down before the fire an fell asleep, when her
clothes ignited and she was 50 badly burnt that
she died last Saturday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

Soc the large cargo sale of Sugar and Molasses,
advertised by Messrs Charlie, l.. Wortham *
Co., To take place in Richmond, on the 18th inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10
"Brar the ills then hare,

1'Am ~ 70 those Ihfy E"0'o mol q
With this disclaimer we give the words "t our
cruel contemporary, together with the poetic pic
lure he has eXhumed of bachelor night scene:
These cold days make our Cockade "Old
Bacheso look very blue about the giHs. We
trust that,now coming ON the Valentine season.
some of them will enter into more sociabc colt
dtions, and become sensible men with com.
,lotc set of ribs to cheer up their bones, which
ever, season renders more dry and marrowless.
The sight Of few ofthese men in single distress
e,ncss yesterday brought to our mind these for
c3l, and expressive lines OF, We believe, the in
imitable Hood"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

BrRNr TO DrATn.-A negro girl, residing in
the family of Mr.. errell, near Halifax c. H.,
laid down before the fire an fell asleep, when her
clothes ignited and she was so badly burnt that
she died last Saturday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

The WEATHER. The Finca>t!e Wing says,
we continue to have in this section very cold and
diSagrecabIe weather. We have had during the
past week two of the heaviest SHOWS of the win
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

AcQurr1ED.--Joseph p. Wr-ht, charged Will
mn assault on Sam'l. McCarty,was duly acquitted
before the Justices at Cross Roads, Bedford, OF
the 9TH instant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

WAYNE.-Jercmiah Wehnan. Esq, is a can
didate to represent Wayne county in the next
Legislature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

MAsoNlc.-Fhe Masonic Lodge, at Christians
burg gave supper at the Union Hotel on Tues
dy night. The Herald says it was an elegant
entertainment. The Odd Fellows were invi
ted guests.
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Notice 70 Contractors,

DROpOSALs are solicited for the deli.
/ very Of (30,000) thirty thousand sawed
or hswed cross Ties foI the Arst section Of
the, Baton Rexss, 0resm lJis 3 Opdossas
Ra1 Road. Ties 70 be nine lest long, six
inches thick " hswed, end Ave inches
thick II Sawed end from seven 10 elsvsn
inches wide, averaging nina inches. end
from cedar Of cypress. For further particle
lars Of specifications. place and time Of de-
livery, &C., spply at the Once n the con.
pany on Bayou Crosse Tsts, or to VIM.
Sidney Smith, New Orleans. The COM
psay will reserve the privilege Of accept.
Ing any proposals, without regard 10 its
being the lowest, and else Of rejecting oil,
II deemed proper. JAS. II. JOHNSTON.
Crosse T6ts June I'd. Secretary.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
In the matter of the Succession ( RfcH.
AID H. BURNETT, dec'd.-fi23, PRO.
bate" Sixth Judicial District Court
Parish Of East Baton Rouge. La.
WHEREAS, WILLIAM L. BURNETT, Of
tate Of RICHARD II. BURNETT, late Of said
Parish, decd, has filed in the office Of the
undersigned Clerk Of said Court, a provi-
sional account Of his administration upon
said estate.
NOTICE is hereby given to al persons
interested to show cause within thirty days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said account should not BIZ ap-
proved, bomologsted and made the Judg.
ment Of said Court M. MORENO,
June 10Th, 1858. Clerk
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To- The Picayuno learns that SAM
VEL J. PETERS, is lying dangerously
i'll with disease o. tho heart. The
Picayunc says:
"There are but faint hopes of his
recovery from the present attack tho
disease. it is feared, is incurable. Still
there is chance for the prolongipg Of
his useful life, and We will not resign
the hope that be may be spared for
many years to enjoy that leisure
which his prosperous career as mer.
chant had earned for him, and to re-
cover his rewards in the esteem of his
fellow citizens for his uprightness as u
man, and for his services to the public
- one Of the most intelligent, ener-
getic and valuable citizens of New
Orleans.
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TnE WrSsEBAooss. The St. An.
thony Democrat says that the Winse.
bago Indians are now assembling At
ltssca, Minnesota. preparatory 10 their
departure from The lands which they
have long inhabited, to new country
upon the bank Of the blue Earth river.
a stream which runs into the Missouri
many miles farther west. The Uni
tod States Government has brought
their present homo in the vicinity Of
1tasca for the sum Of $4,000, bcsides
the value Of the Improvements which
the red men have made upon many Of
the lands. The section Of country to
which tho Indians arc about renewing
ia eighteen miles square, and is but a
quarter M large as that which they
will have left.
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d en- a 6pertise ments.


HAS JUST RECEIVED, 4 large and
u we'll assorted supply Of STAPLE
DRY GOODS, which, together with the
stock Of FAsey MttttsAaY Goops on hand
will be sold At the very lowest prices
The Staple Dry Goods consists In part Of
Cottonsdes. Bleacbed h unbleaehed Shirt.
ing-, Irish Linens warranted pute) white
and unblcsched Linen Table Damssk Nap.
kins and Towels Mosqueto Bars. Of every
scription, &c. Purchasers may rest a..
sured that all the goods In Store, are Of the
first quality ard best manufacture mons
OF that doubtful class Of goods generally
bought At suction--but goods purchased
from the most reliable sources.
O'CONOR,
Third Street--Opposite post office.
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NOTICE.
IN The mstter Of the Succession Of A. b.
Hopess. dec d -lNo. 3ss, Probate"
Sixth Judicial District Court-Pshsh
Of East Saton Rouge, Louisiana.
WHEREAS Mrs. tosxtxiNx HopoHs,
" Of said Parish, administrative Of the
estate Of A. b. Hopes, late Of said Parish,
decd, has fled In the Office Of the under.
signed ClerA Of said Court, ~ ceount Of
her sdministrstix upon said estate.
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 oil psrsons
interested to show cause within thirty days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the ssid account should not be Arpro.
we'd, ho,nologs:ed, and made the Judge.
rment Of the Court, and the ssid admins.
tratrix authorized 10 pay the creditors In
conformity herewith. N. MORENO.
June o.5tE Clerk.
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A Slight mistake as it Seems. -
The Bulletin has n conn uuicatio,'
from our friend Capt. james II. Ure.
correcting slight mistake into which
that paper had careless'y fallen. The
rumor was that the Laurel Hill and
Capitol had come in collision. Such.
il seems is a mistake.
Sdttor Of ~ Bsilests.
SIR--Io your paper Of Monday,
you state the 4" Capitol /" and Laurel
Hill" came 10 collision, and that the
Capitol" had one Of her chimnoys
knocked to one side.
Allow me to give you the correct
version Of the matter The "Capi.
toll" and Laurel Hill a" left the city
Of New Orleans at The same time
The "Capitol was in the act Of pass
ing the Hill, and had nearly passed
her, when the IL. H. put her helm
hard a-starboard and opNued out her
engines aud ran into the Capitol,
wi|fally. 81 have proof for every word
| have stated.
The following gentlemen will vouch
for what state: Jno. =. Armant, T.
NJ. Lapice, David Adams.
Respectfully,
JAMES II. URE.
N. B.-The "Capitol's - chimneys
are erect; the Laurel Hills" arc
all over to starboard. and have been
80 for the last week, for what cause |
do not know. J. II. y.
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nj orrie1.

On Thursday the i4th inst, In West
Baton Rouge by the Rev. +. 6uion. Mr..
OorAvs L. Blanc, to Miss MAeeis, eldest
daughter of the late Co... s. n. d.
CLARx.
What 10 mere wish : nothing, IL even
less thar the "fabric Of visiou.D The
wish Of an ever SHINING nswspspsr editor,
has less effect upon the "powsrs that be,
than the last note Of an expiring organ
therefore, we shall let this happy couple
pass on. 10 their future destiny, where
nothing less than the full measure Of earth.
ly felicity must certainly await them.
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7 OST POCKET BOOK.-About three
II weeks sg". the undersigned lost Peck.
Of book near the residence of Mr.. Bates.
Az II was lost In the public road, some one
must have found II. and BE- distressed 10
find the owner. The Pocket book or
port Wso~wois IL Of open steel work show.
Ing red morocco beneath, with my name
written thereon. There wss about s26
mostly Of gold In II, with papers Of no
value 10 any one but myself-an order
Of Shropshisr, and one on X. G. Hutchi.on.
II the e23 In money will psy the finder,
he can bring up the book and papers 10
Juus Sd. ROBERT BEAL,
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Girls either run 70 love or piety. II
they are not married 1t thirty, they,
grow sentimental and join the church
W. are sorry TO ssy that this IL very
often done without At oil increasing
the sweetness Of their dispositions.
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The following little chase posm
on tho "esars" 10 from the Poetic
pen Of orr Poet Loaroh. II b com.
mepdsd 10 universal admiration. Sen
t'mental young gents. affected with
that variety Of lunacy called " Love, I"
shonld learn to repeat II 10y heart: !"
roa rms Comsr.
rOWnM ON THE STARE.
4tift #
Baterial starr In the Ski 20 hi,
How brite yu are a shinin;
W cood'nt LUX better not II you tri,
W lux like the spots In koat iinin;
t.. O. Buterful Starr I
Buteful starr how w shine abuv:
The moon amt nothin to yu. E
w lsrf when yu sea me walk with mi
luv; .H.
Now don't ysr' tell me du yeri
Buterful Starr
Butsrful stare thare amt no tellin
How mani tbsre are ov YET;
Yere a. thick A. the sends In water
mellon.
And, lik q Mise mellin, ] luv yer,
Oh mi starr
Butte. Tul sssrx must bid yer adew,
Ov mi hart yu ave bereit me
Now doan't you think yu Or fret
Oh I mi starr the me WIS ave left me,
RgvittE. Butetful starr
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4 FINE ASSORTMENT Of FLoos MAT.
n rira 4 ~ s and q quarters wide, Fig.
ured and Plain, to which the attention Of
purchasers IL invited. Also. Z variety Of
patterns AMI widths Of FLooa Or CLorH,
at the furnishing wsis.room Of,
June 10y. ]. PfrER l. Go.
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70 A death.bed repentance. is as
DR.. Dow, has said: Burning out
the candle Of life, in the service Of the
devil, and blowing the snuff into tho
Lords face.
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LAvYpss 0pYuouse MOT elAxpps.
1t IVES recently decided 10 . MI.
wsukss Court, by Judge Larrsbss,
thsa = lawyer Is not liable for % 10.
ton Of Islander for words spoken In
arguing case before . jury or court I;
that though the accusation wss false
and malicious, the defendant was pro.
sected by his privilege. he At the time
acting No counsel.
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MRS. HARPER takes pleasure ~.
vi in informing her friends. that ~
on Tuesday night, the 18th instant. -
she will give the last Ball Of the ~
season, nm church street, under the hill
She anticipates q large attendance.
The style In which Mrs. n. gets up her
balls ID worthy Of imitation and patronage.
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BATON ROUGE::JUNE, 10. 1855.

~ws ere asthsstsed 10 aaaesnee JAMES
y. etAM, % . candidate fes Chief Justice Of
b. ths sesienatea Of me Hen, T1us. ssspsti.
tlsstien b. popular vote. on the 18th Inst.
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For Rent

VERY comfortable dwelling houss vi
"A with Kitchen and oil necessary
out houses. The building 10 situated
on North Boulevard street in dslightfu!!
pert Of town. For Particular enquire o
J. J. Lsjevsr, lafayette street. juss s'u
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Dolpn Id ronntaln.
IDA An 1Im111a wAa1a nAmuiAo3osy.
0bta~ u lra ~ NJ Aessa
- ADues.
pURE, esM asd ishsshine Seda Water
! end Need, always sn dssuxht. and
The syrsps used, ore q superior quality anA
favor.
The soda Water end Mead sold a thie
Establishment ere drawn from lroa feua.
tsins, coated On The interior with Cutts
Psrcha. and doss not come 10 contact with
lead, Copper o. any psrnieious Metallic
CompssitieA.
OFdsn for Miaeral Waters, Sarsarahl.
Il and Ssltssr wetss, Allied promptly, an
the most rsasoaable tcsms.
Hotels, Bars, end Private families cup.
piled. June is.l :. MUssELMAN.
Fresh .at.rtUHye ~ OJbtrte
Gents rasA0sMahie Ci0llamg Daappe1um.
LyIby~ts n. 1see~ A6ues.
WE have jsst received pr Steam.
W ship "0sssApA " ron New fsst large -
sertmsat u Gents l.. ,. esiAfs fWsens In Wsat
Of Superior article viii DO ven " saM On ~ %
our eseds sFl ma1e Of We BEST mateTiols by the
most Cslebsktea Misunderstanding Meusss N ne
United States. MAY OIL wADp1LL 4 rA1LlarD.
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REM OV AL.

II MAINE. has removed his Fanoy
L. Store 10 Lafayette Street.-The house
formerly occupied BY Mas. Hursror.
where he has received fresh supply Of
Fancy articles. June 9th 1885.
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COsnfOrt Il Economy.
lust Received. An assortment of
y Ice Closets Il Coolers, to which the
attention Of Purchasers il invited 10 the
Ware Rooms Of }. PIPER. 4 CO
June 9th 1855
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Willard Fillmore has been unani.
mously elected ono Of the Trustees Of
tho n. Y. Life Insurance Company.