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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09
sFEAM BETWEEN CUBA AND EUROPE

e.
The European journals announce the or
ganization of steam service between the
European continent and Havana.
This line of steam vessels has been estab.
lished by rich Havana house-that of Fan
zrones, Bros. Co., under the authorization
OF the Spanish government 1t will make
every eleven days the voyage from Havana
to Havre and Liverpool, and rice verso
stopping at Porto Rico and Vega, and carry
gratuitously. the public and official cores
pondence. 1t will be exempted from t,ao
and port duties. e
The first trip viii be made ON the 10Th of
May next, at which date the steamer Habon.
OF $50 tons burden and 400 horse power nil
sail from Havana. The Ha6ana will ha sn..
ceeded by the Rego. Four other steamors
are finished andwill be delivered in April and
May
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NOT SENT.

At the Post Office there are number OF
letters not sent because not prepaid. The
names of the persons to whom they are ad-
dressed are posted in entry to the box office.
Those who deposited letters without prepay.
ing them, had better see to it, or however ur.
gent the purposes Of their letters, they will
never bulge from Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09
VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond, March 24th- 1855:
Frances Bailey, formerly Frances McAilster. Pltf

against Z S.
John Micou junior, Margaret J. Micou, Thomas B.
Micou, William D. Micou and Levi Keesee and
Jane Il. his wife, who was jane r.. Micou. Dfts
This cause which has been proceeded In against
the defendants who non.rcsidents of this State
Ia the mode prescribed by law against absent de.
fendspts came on this day TO be heard on the ergi
nal bin OF the plainth, and tho answer of William
r. Micou 1.-THE original defendant herent to the said
BILL the replication to the said answer; and also
the amended and supplemental bill and bill of
Revivor, the exhibis fled and examinations of wit
uesses, and was argued BY counse On confederation
whereof the court not now deciding any al the
questions psiRed In the cause doth order that one of
the commissioners of this court do state and settle
account OF the rents and profits Of the real estate
in the bill and proceedngs mentioned from the 2ist
day Of May, 1890 the day on which the original bill
fled up to the present time and aiso an account
of the improvements and repairs put upon the said
property by the defendants or either of them and
the character and costa Of the same and Of the
Insurance and other expenses paid by thu said de-
fendants or either of them on account Of the said
property, and make report thereof TO the court
with any matter specially stated deemed pertinent
BY himself, or which may be required BY any party
to be 20 stated. 49,
But before taxing the said accounts the commits
sionsr shall publiph notice Of the time and place
liked by him for taking the sans, onoe q week far
four succsssive weeks Id the Dispatch published n
ths city Of Richmond, which shall be eauiyaept Ia
personal ssxyice OF the sAid netes upon the psrss
eopy-Tests: BENZ, POLLARD, b. G.
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STEALING A -CART.-Mathew Dugan was
held to bail in the SUM of $500 to appear before
the Grand Jury term of the Hastings Court in Nav
next, to answer an indictment for stealing cart the
property of Stephen Mason. On Saturday mornin (
last Mr. Mason discovered his cart had been sold al
public auction by the prisoner, who. refusing to
give up the property, was arrsstpd and Gagged Du-
gan alleges that the cart has b6 under his shed for
several month"; and that he sold it to get his rent
not knowing hat it belonged to Mr.. Mason.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD

This Railroad is improving in its business
steadily. 1t is a very important work, and
drains one of the richest sections of Virginia.
1t is to be hoped it will soon be completed,
and thus add to the public convenience and
the prosperity of the State, to degree sur
passing the anticipations of its best friends
The following are the receipts for March
Receipts Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad for
the month Of March, 1855
From freight. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S14 4s2 20
Sfom passengers, freight, and U. States
''''''''...'..''.......... $3.50 "a
Tots...................... ..S2l, Isl "a |
Being 81 $50 "a more than the receipts of March.
1854
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NEW YORK GOVERNED, },

Inc New 1ork Quarterly Review has an
interesting article on this subject. 1t gives
history Of the reforms introduced by Mavor
Wood into the city government. 1t expresses
the opinion that there was never a. great 4
change effected q the moral and social, and
material conditi0n Of half million of peo.
Pc IN six weeks, - Mayor Wood accom-.
pfs;aa,s &c ID 3 &c nra half q the 6rst quarter
$50 y 81 ses<z
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IMPORTANT ELECTION The members
of the Virginia Mechanics Institute are to elect
their officers, including the Board of Managers,
this evening at half past O'clock in the basement
room OF Metropolitan Hall All those who feel any
interest in this valuable Institution, earnestly
invited to attend. Those members who have not
yet paid their dues do so by calling on the Re-
cording Secretary or President, any time in the
course of to-day; and those who are not now men,
bers but desire TO becomeso, can procure certia
Gates of the Recording Secretary.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-The Demecra

DEMOCRATIC MSETING.-The Democratic
party of this city heOa meeting at the Odd Fellows
Hall, last Saturday night, and expected to be adj
dressed by Hon James M. Mason, but owing to the
sudden indisposition of that gentleman, and his
inability to appear, they were disappointed.
Mr. B r. Welford was called on and made q
short speech, after which the association adjourned
to meet might at the African Church, by which
time, it is expected, Mr.. Mason will be well enough
to speak to his political friends and the public.
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roaY OF EICHMoNp. April 6

ARRIVED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel-
pbia, mdss and passengers
Schr Oronoco Loud, Attakapss, sugar and molasses,
Dunlop, Moncure K to.
SAILED,
Brig Chattanooga, Norris, South America, -four,
Warwick Barksdale.
Schr New York, Adkins, New York, mdse., David
Currie. ---r- t... -s-4 sz
scbr D. P. King. Leeds, to load down the river for
a market.
schr John Oliver, Travers Norfolk, stops
Schr Wave, Lampkn Clsrmont, mdseN
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Oh DOLLARS REWA RD.--Left my

II 7bOAIIkxtlt0 % O.--xlCIE
~ house, on Monday, the I'd inst !, my negro
girl, EDY She Is abou. I8 years of age, well grown,
of good appearance, dark gingerbread color and has
chased her of gentleman In Petersburg through the
house of Messrs. Dickinson Hill Co., of this city,
about six weeks ago. and it 10 probable she has gone
to Petersburg will sive the above reward if taken
up within the State 800 If out of the State, for
her delivery to me. +. v. SUTTON, JR. 8
an IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

rz- THE relaxing heat of Summer brings with IL a
psculiar tendency to disease. The Liver becomes
TORPID the Blood fevered, Indigestion spring: up,
disinciination to activity and finally regular Illness
ensues To ward off all these dire effects take CAa
TER's SPANISH MIXTURE; its purifying and cooi,ne
influence over the Blood with its tendency 10 Array
all nervousness will at once commend It as the very
best Summer Medicine. No one should fail 10 Try
liz Who values health sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09
urvp,co D1srR,or No. 3.-The peopl,

HENRIco. DISTRICT No. Tile people
of the above District will hold public meeting SC
BROOKE CHURCH. on MONDAY. 9Th OF April,
ing some means to prevent sfe the sale OF liquor
to their slaves. The people OF that neishborhoocs
hava snasred enough to need only an intimation OF
s.h m etinr TO call them out 1t 10 hoped large
meeting will convene. The friends of law and good
order from all quarters invited to attend Come
one, come all, and do something to correct THIS
wholesale injury of your property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

GREAT Snow SToRM-RAILwAY TRAINS SroP-
PED By DRIFrs.-On Monday last train OF cars,
'eit "stertown for Rome, New York, drawn by
TWO powerful locomotives, and having on board
strong force OF shoyelIers to 60 through the snow.
before getting to Kasoag the snow was higher than
the tops oil the cars. channel having been cut
through Just wide enough for their passage. { In
many places the shelving drifts had extended hal.
over this canal, while in the bottom an accu,nula
ton OF two or three feet of snow with no room for
deposiiing II from the scrapers, soon formed h.r
rer to the progress OF the train, and the
we're again 10 demand. The train had 10 be atom.
ped at Kssoag. Three other trains were caught Il
snow drifts on the same railroad. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

SNAKE.-On passing along Main street
last Saturday morning, we noticed two small boys,
apparently five years old, at play with a snake
about two feet long, which they said had been kill.
ed near the first market. We suppose this serpent
took passage for the city In some wood cart and
finding that he had arrived at the end OF his desti-
nation, started for lodging place. where he was
discovered and killed
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DEVOLUTION IN DRESS CUTTING.
TO THE LADIES OF RICHMON =

LII TO THE LADIES OF r &c Fl MON d -
MRS DUPONT (La Derniers, modes de Paris) takes
this ethod of informing them that she has opened
Gallery, at the corner of5th and Broad streets
trance 9Th. for the sale of patterns of every de
scription, and of the latest styles Al,o DRESS
CHARTS for Ladies' and Children, of Madame De-
morsst's last improved designs by which every one
either perfect in form those who not perfect
can be- fitted at the low price of twenty-five cents
for Waist Pattern others equally cheap. Please
call and examine when every attention will be paid
to give instruction in the above art.
r Remember the place. corner of 9Th and Broad
streets. Ha sshF ap9- ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

MURDER.-Lucy, slave to Mr.. Samuel
Ellis, charged with numbering her new born
babe on the oath of February, and Maria, Hucy's
mother, charged with being accessory to the crime
were committed by Aide rman Farrar for final trial
before the Hastings Court, which sits to-day.
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LEWIS 81. SMITH. No. $50 Broad street

LEWIS L. SMITH, No. I5U Broad street,
opposite the Theatre is Agent for and receives sup
uhis WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES
and PERIODICALS, at publishers' prices, and DELI
them in any part OF the city, Tree OF extra
charge. nooys
best English and American authors, always on hand
NEW BOOKS received as soon 90 published.
~ By subscribing to papers at the above place,
you can get them at the fame price you have to pay
at thu North, and aciA the postage Remember
this ep 9-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

PARDoNED.-The Governor of Tennessee has
pardoDed Greig, one of the couvicts who labored
80 vigorously to extinguish the fire at the Peniten
tiary OF that State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09
EAsrrR Nanny l.

EASTER MONDAY is day Of great inter-
est to the coored people of this State, all Of whom
are permitted to enjoy 1t In their own way. We
shall be surprised Ii Cur streets are not literally
thronged with darkies from aesrly dawn till dowy
eve" in search of pleasure. stf1
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DIED,

On Saturday, st II o'eloet, VILLA. ALLEE:
SON &c Jossph W. and Elizs Barlow aged n'Onsns
Tbs funsrs iI take place this (Monasyl evening
at O'Clock. from ST. Peters (Cstbolic) Cnu,cl
This friends of the family are invited TO atseha.
ON the 5th ips in this city, after Short i,lness
Mrs PERMELIl ] /. consort Of Richard DIXIE, IN
the 10Th year of her age.
EK Petersburg papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

TEMPERANCE IN NEW York The House of
Representatives OF New York, has concurred in
the Senates amend nents to the liquor bill by vote
of so to As. motion to recons ider has been lost
The Governors signature Is only required to make
il a law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

ACCIDENT AT SEA-The schooner Dolphin,
Parker, of Baltimore, left st. Thomas w. Indies,
ON the l4th ultimo. After proceeding few miles
out at sea, on the route to Porto Cabello the Cap
tain and mate got into fight and fell overheard,
both being drowned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

COTTON BURNT.-A car containing thirty-ive
bales OF cotton was burnt at Columbia, s. c., on
wednesday. Another car full of cotton was
burnt near the same place on Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

RELEAsEp Elizabeth Williams, q white
woman. arrested and Gagged for being drunk In the
market was discharged BY Alderman Farrar, on pro-
misius To leave the CITY ct once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

FIRE.-Some few days since, Mr. John
T. Childrey. of the Constables of Henrieo, lost
about so cords of seasoned wood, which took FIRE
while his servants were burning brush portion of
his fence also consumed before the fire could be
sabdued. II strt-. sfrI hils7 Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

STEALING BAoos.-Peter, slave to VIM:
stealing ham Of bacon, and ordered % stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

GREAT FIRE IN PowNAL, VT.--Loss S75, oOo.-A
FIRE mentioned in our telegraphic dispatches Satur
day, broke cut on Tuesday night about O'Clock, in
the satinet Factory of R. Carpenter, Jr., Co.. in
North Pownsl. W.T. which occasioned loss estima
ted at $4,000, before the progress of the flames
were arrested. There was a large stock of goods
and materials in the ms all of which were DESTROY
ed The machinery and buildings were also nearly
total loss The building, machinery and stock were
insured for S25 Geo. mostly in Providence companies
By the loss of these mills. nearly 100 hand. are
thrown out Unemployment In this fire three DWELL
ing houses, the property of Jonathan Brown, of Pow
nal were also destroyed 1t is said that the fire was
the work o f an incendary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

An EXTRA TRAIN will leave the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad depot this morning,
and return 10 the afternoon, that those who wish
small expense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

GIFT CoNcERr.-In addition to the
rare musical attractions at the theatre tonight, Mr.
Allen designs distributing variety of valuable
presents among the audience to night, consistina
of jewelry etc. These gilt concerts have here.
tofore proved very attractive in Richmond, and
we have no doubt tha house will be- crowded tor
night by all 10 search OF valuable presents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

PupLrc AppRrss. We are requested 70
sac that William II. Cook, ESQ from the S0nfls
ven 81 virginia, will address ts ctixsns OF Rlcn-
noud, on Monday night, the 9h April Ct the II
an ense Hotel. 1t 8 o'clock upon The subject Of tie
reSsst discovery OF extensive end valuaDle C0ppr
Mines "a Carroll county, ofshis STATE.
Az this ID an interesting subject to our State, ana
especially to our city, we hope 70 see many ayah
ing themselves of this invitation
The AMERICAN CAnDIDATE.-TheA Anne
rican party of Henrico county, held convention
on Saturday last and nominated as their cannioste
for the Legislature, HENRY Cox. Esq. Mr. Cox -
gentleman of sterling worth. but mas never, sns.
before Roberta Mayo, Esq, 10 the candidate OF
the Democratic party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

n. N. sth Inst, ~ the Asx ksonidsa Iosser, ".
~ nt1sGSrA Il sldsse 6ashtsr Of william
a. "a -. By the Nv. DE- Empie, e e JsmsS
Church, hlfsa BETTE phEW z ~ q rI S,E1
ali ar his city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

U. S. SHIP FOR HAyANA.-Orders from WASH
ington have been received in Philadelphia for the
steamer San Jacinto to sail for Havana She has
been chosen flag ship of the Gull Squadron. The
steamer Susquehanna was also ordered to be in
readiness for sailing
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. Dr. HooELANp's GERMAN BIrrERs. I

DIR. HOoFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs, pre-
pared by DR. C. M. Jackson are justly recFoned
pepsia it acts like magic renethenng the tone Of
the stomach, stimulating the digestive powers and
giving ruddy health to the cheek and brightness to
the eye. Thtre Thousands in this community
who testify to their virtues, and Thousands will
hereafter add their testimony.
Agents for this city-m tssrs. PURCELL, LApD 4
Co.. and BENNETT REEis. Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

UNPAnDoNABLE.-Twoyo young men were arrsign
ed on the 31st ult. at the Recorders Court in St.
Louis, for disturbing the slumbers of married
couple on the first night of their marriage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

ATTEMPTED SurcrDE.-A girl of Ill fame named
Ellen Shannon, attempted to commit suicide on
Wednesday night last, by hanging herself by her
apron strings In station house in Boston, where
she had been arrested for street walking. She was
discovered and rescued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

PERrsHED FROM CoLD-Captain Ephraim Nick
esson, of Provincetown, Mass was frozen to death
On the ship Hudson, stranded off Brewsters Flats,
Mass, on Sunday, the 18th inst. Captain N. was
placed on the stranded vessel as wstchman, aud
blow coming up, was frozen to death before those
from shore could reach him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

BuRcLARY.-John Ellis, slave to VIM.
Robinson l. Co was arrested and committed to the
cage last Saturday night, Tor attempting 70 DE-.
tp-day,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

DRowNED.-A young man named John Thomp-
son, was drowned on the Goth ult in attempting to
cross the ST Clements bay. Md
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SEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
V.poINIA MEouANIcs' INsTITUTE.-EL

PUBLIC SPEEoH Senator Mason VIII ad
ars., the citizsns of Richmond, THIS EVENING, at
the African Church st hslfps.t seven o'clock. 1T
VIRGINIA Mech AsICs' IssTITUTE.-ELEc
TIoN OF OrFIcERs.-The members of the virgins
MechsnicS institute requested to NEE. II e 2
hassment room Of Metropolitan Hall, THE EVEN
ING at half past O'Clock, to proceed to the cleo
ten Of ali the officers for the present year Fun G.
tua ate dsnce is earnestly rsquested.
an git JAS w. LEWEbhhN' ceo j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

NARROW EsoAPE.-Yesterday morning
Church. on Church Hill, ringing the bei 1t broke
from its fastenings and came crashing through the
floor to the EARTH distance of ninety feet The SEX
ton narrowly escaped being crushed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

A BEAuTlEuL DAl was Saturday last,
though the streets were quite muddy from the
heavy rains Of Friday. ST aEs.s. Is es 8 se
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

ILLNESS OF Hon. RALPH observation-disclosures
BILE Ralph Mstcalfe, Governor elect of New Hamp-
shire, was seriously ill at Newport, N. H. on Thurs
day last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

the public is respectfully called to the sale of large
number of Building Lots in Sydney. to commence
This Day. at IL O'clock and of valuable real estate
on 7th. between Clay and Leigh sts, TO commence
at Al O'Clock. GODDlN & APPERSON,
ap9 Auctioueere,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

Released FROM PRlsoE.-C Charles Lei
nossing gave ball for his future good behavior last
Saturday morning, and was released from prison.
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KN0cxEp DowH,-A negro man was
Enccssa down, q the corner of ietn snd clay 81
sone pEkeown ySsssn. His Zee wss badIy 81, tue
no n0aeS wuzN esoksns @sei& snsfzsas q 6as ssaHs
rassAsyn 8kzz I
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DAILY PArERs received in advance of all
he NEW YORK DAILY HERALD.
NEW WORK DAILY TIMES

The NEW YORK DAILY HERALD.
NEW YORK DAILY TIMES
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
PHILADELPHIA LEDGER.
Received every morning by O'Clock and delivered
to subscribers in hour afterwards.
THE BALTIMORE SUN il received and for sale
ut the store every evening by o'clock
THE DISPATCH, PENNY POST and ENQUE-
RER also for sale everv morning at O'Clock.
The NEW YORK PAPERS are furnished at Is
cents week, $3.50 per quarter, invariably in adj
vance. L. L. SMITH,
General Newspaper Agent,
ap9-6t No. l50 Broad 81.
IT will be perceived from q notice in our
advertising columns that Mi. JAS BOLTON hiss
common ced the BOOT and SHOE business on 9Th
near the corner of Broad street He is reputed to
be q moot excellent workman, having two differ
ent occasions gotten up work in hs line of business
which took the premium at the late State Fairs
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made by him
assert that while he consults the and comfort
Of his customers, he az the same time gives grace
fulness and sesInness to his work. ap Sit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-09

ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE.-Mr. NJ Finney of
Savannah, Ga, was fired at by some persons while
entering his house on Tuesday night, the charge
from the gun, struck within few inches of his
ueraan rs
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ROOT AND SHOE MANUAL,

TORY ID MEb HuLTUN 80 s,.toeaeIs
method OF informing ais former sus "a tbs
- ana the public that be nss son !, XII shop,
or OH street, under the store Of Msssn Ia has
Puien, near the corner OF brosd .ue ,h,.s pscss.
now on hand good assortment Of essrs rsSs Bcois
,arv 10 His husiness, and 10 prepared 70 msns.ssd-
and Shoes "a order in styls net to oesamsrs a
he solcits I call from ell bis former
we'll as troops Of new ones. .urs BOLTON,
9-3t gAM-- ~-------------
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SToRAGE-The subscriber is prepared to
receive Storage, all kinds OF Merchandise and
Country Produce at lowest rates Warehouse on
Dock. between 10th and 2Ist sta.
ap9-lw* j. B. SCLATER. Produce Broker.