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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-04

sH ocKING AFFAIR IN BROOKLYN One Man
hatfed and Tco Wouaded An ARRAY occurred on
zoe corner OF Fulton avenue and Raymond street,
brooklyn. about 10 O'Clock on Sunday morning,
wn1ch resulted In the death of young man named
Cnaries johnson, and the mortal wounding of bis
cIo'ner, Robert Johnson. Another man was alec
seriousy injured. The particulars of the affair
are thus given:
The Johnsons, with P. McDououeh and two or
.nree others, were on their way home from the
mousse OF an elder brother, and al the corner of
oHon avenue they discovered three men (subse-
quentiy found to be named Michael McGorman,
micnaei MCGEE and Patrick Sorley) extended
across the gutter, face downward and feet extend-
ca &c 10 the street. Seeing new pair of boots near
tnem, and su2posing them to be sleeping off the
euects OF strong drink, one of the party remarked:
somebody will steal these boots; we had better
in"
Acting upon this suggestion, they attempted to
arouse the men by shaking tn em, and then by rub
ping their ears, bot only succeeded In arousing Nc
oorman, who, spriDging up suddenly, said he would
90 nome Tor nobody, drew knife from his pocket.
ncting punctured wounds of the abdomen and pie u
rs mates and ARM from the effects of which he died
IN q few hours. he next attacked Robert johnson.
STABBED him in the back and abdomsn, and then
struck at Patrick McDopough infioing incised
wound on his right thigh, some eight inches in
length whsu he escaped from the fend with his as
socistes The whole transaction was the work OF a
moment. When the knife was drawn, the deceased
called out watch, and after he was stabbed, sung
.he1 ne was muIuereo, dud LIS companions WcEc
stabbed when they to his assistance while the
others fed.
Charles A. Livingston. a private watchmsn. heard
the cries of murder and i'm mediately after rapping
for assistance repaired to the spot and portion
OF the transaction. He attempted to the infu
rated mau but 1t was With great difficulty that he
escaped with his own life, after defending himself
against the knife for whole block, breaking his
club to pieces over the man, who vowed determi.
nation to kill bim. Mr.. Livingston having escaped
frou. his ssssilsnt started for astapce and after
going three blocks to the eorner Of Myrtle avenue
aud Navy street, ba found officers Cssler velsor
aud Skdmors, who promptly started for the spot,
and 'uccesded in fading McGorman on fulton ave.
nue. five blocks from thu seems of tho murder.
He was determined nsL to be taken sgive u.ins
his knife fresly, and it with the greatest diff.
Guilty that he was oVsrpowered and scared Even
then he made desperate efforts to relieve himself
The knife, covered with blood was found in hil
pocket, and, cknowledsing the dsad said that he
wished to kill the policeman and at learf 90 Irish
men, he Is an lrishman himself, as Gre eil the par
ties) Ills companions were arrested nsar VIII ere
the n Grder occurred, and were Gil safely lodged in
the Fourth District station houss 1hs ;lffray was
entirely owing to druukenness ss the tt,o parties
were entire strangers to each other.
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The ST. Louis Sunday law has been repealed.

The ST. Louis Sunday law has been repealed.
Mrs Susan Decatur reict of Commodore De-
cature, is lying i'll in Washington.
Among the three hundred visitors at Saratoga
Springs Is Chevalier Hulseman, the Austrian Min
letter.
Count Medern the Russian Minister at Washing
ton. has wholly given up the duties of his post on
account OF Ill health
The salary Of the Governor of Rhode Island ha q
been raised from S400 to 81 900.
J. w. Geary. Mayor of San Francisco, Califor.
MIA, Ia In Washington.
SHOCKING MURDER.-Robert Nuseu, a wealthy
farmer, residing in Galloway county, Mo- was
murdered by a female servant belonging to him
on Thursday night week, thrown Into the fire and
consumed, all to the bowels and head. TIE ne.
gro has been arrested and acknowledged the deed
FALL OF AN AouEpUcr The Durham Aque-
duet, about eight miles below Esston on the Della
ware Division of the Pennsylvania Canal fell
down Sunday. II will take two or three weeks to
repair it, causing suspension of business that
division of the Canal.
FINE WHEAT YrELp.-The Benton GH) saw.
that the wheat crop of that county will reach
about so 600 bushels. This is the frst year tha,
any effort has been made In raising wheat In
Franklin County.
REMOVALS AND,APPoIsrMRSrs.-E Edgar Patter-
son, promoted to third class clerkship In the Reg.
fsters Office iB The place of John B. Blake resign
ed. Salary $1,000 per snnum. John Fl McIivaine
promoted to a second class clerkshp. Salary
81 AGO per annuD.
J. II. McGauehlin. of Pennsylvania. sppointed
to trst class cerkshtp In the 9th Auditors Office.
Salary $1,000 per annum.
ELECTION IN CiscrNNArI.-An election In Gin
cinnati tor justice. last week, resulted In the
choics OF the American candidate. The whole
city voted, and there we're four candidates la the
field. CLARK, the American candidate, poled 2, 740
votes against $40 for all others Al the same
Inn. f4r tAawz
OF 5000 to the ely water works, which was cars
ried by large majority.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE. RICHMOND &Y.RR I
RICHMOND, 9Th June 1855
CEALED PROPOSALS will be recriY :

~ ed at this Office, until Sd day of July nsxt, for
the graduation of the lst section of this rca in and
near this city; also for and masonry ci
that portion Of the line between the Pamunkey riy-
er and the Esstern terminus, including the emosnk-
In the river and for the sruetoniof the
fousdatou and masonry for the bridge across said
river
Bids are invitAd for the delivery at the White
House on the Pamunkey. of 1000 yards of Quarry
Chips of large s,zs of cobble stones and for the
delivery at point of $50 sound, straight yello~
pine or red piles, % feet long, and II inches
across, on large end.
Profilos, plans and specifications may be seen a.
this office on aud after the 2ath iast.
The Company to i'sslf the right efre ject
ing any all the bids and OF ailottinG the work In
such proportions a. they think proper
CLAYTON,
IL O. 3tsw4w Chief Engineer.
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WILLIAMS & BROTHER.

w Corner Of Cary and Pearl streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Having this day recommerced business at their old
stand. as GENERAL AGENTS, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCH ANTS, beg leave to offer
their services their friends and the public gene
RAIL-, in these capacities Their long experience
and the opportunities they have had of inform q e
themselves to the mark and the general pe
harities of this particularly, will, they think
enable them to give good account of whatever con-
sgnments they may be favored with
They propose to do exclusively Commission Blu.
sness aud TO conduct it on the CASH principle
Accounts will be rendered and balances paid in cash
directly sales closed
They are actively making arrang gements in severa
parts of the country, which they think will very
enable them to offer their old customers yery
desirable stock of leading and staple Goods pecu.
llatly suited to this market, They hope to merit
full restoration of the patronage OF their friends
both consigners and buyers. iy 2-5t
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prick MAKERS, WOOD GETTERS,
~ LUMBER MEN. sPECUkAToRs GARD


NERS AND OTHERS ATTENTION II offer fo r
sale the following most desirable property offered
in this vicinity, for many years.
l8S acres OF Land living on the Charles City road
four t4 miles from this city, (near enough make
three tS) loads of wood per day,) adjoining the
lands CT Messrs Bragg, Jordan, and others The
above land Is covered with growth of original pine,
some OF which is prime heart timber, and is estia-
ted to cut thirty cords of wood per acre There is
no such land now to be found near the city, on
which there is such growth of wood and tim ber;
the wood alone will pay the whole of the purchase.
AbSO-Lots Nos. and 8, containing five and q
quarter acres each These lots lay within Of a
mile of the city, adjoining the land of Mr.. Nelson
Barrett; one is covered with growth of original
pine the other adjoining, making beAuiiful lot of
ten lO) and half acres. has of the handEomes ct
sites for residence in this section.
ALSO-Lots and lying Alnon's Creak con
saning upwards of twenty within of mile of
the city, is covered with growth of original wood
and timber, the soil is well adapted to cultivation
having the advantages of land and creek bottom.
There is also upon tn EN- good clay for brick maxim
The above lots are most desrably situated In a per.
fecly healthy location. Persons in want of proper.
ty, will do well to he look at this before pur-
chasing. The opportunity now offered will most prob.
ably never occur again.
Terms accommodating.
EDGAR MACON
Agent and Commission Merchant
ie 2i-2swts METROPOLITAN Hall.
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7 UMBER-LUMBER.-Theu undersi,

I UMBER-LUMBE undersign
IL ed have hand some of the MOST sU-
PERIOR ALITY OF L U NJ E EVER
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY, BALTIMORE) from
the Susqushsnna, consisting of
White Pine Siding,
Oak Boards and Plank,
Hemlock Rails. Poplar, Ash, &C.
which they Offer to the trade on pleasing term.
CARR, GIESE CO.,
20 Spears Wharf Baltimore.
ALSO-1. 900 bbis. KOSENDALE CEMENE 500
bbis C&LCINED PLASTER, for sale as above.
ofx
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TooTH DRAwiNG IN THE UNITED STATEs-The
last revesls the fact that there are
nearly three thousand dentists 10 the United States
IL probably costs the people two million dollar: aud
ten million wIenchss Of agony per Annum 70 Keep
their teeth In order.
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THE subscriber proposes opening the
Il RICHMOND

THE subscriber proposes opening the
Il RICHMOND
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY
upon the lst day of October next to terminate the
18th of July following, with the usual vacations
In addition to the elements, thorough Instruction
will be given in the Ancient and Modern Languages
and Mathematics, preparing youth for entering the
higher classes of College, entering at once upon
the active duties of life.
TERMS
Payable semi-dnnaaHy in adrnace.
For tuition in Latin and Mathematics or the ele.
ments:
For tuition in Greek, $40
For tuition In Modern Languages and Drawing,
e1tfa. .S20
w. ID. STUART.
1t gives me pleasure to recommend the Rct mond
Classical and Mathematical Academy, under the
charge of Mr. w. d. Stuart. Mr. 8. 10 grad aate of
the Virginia Military lnsttute and discharged with,
great satisfaction for three years the duty of As
sistant Professor of Mathematics in 1t. do with
great confidence say to the patrons of his caiemy,
that they will find in him zealous competent and
faithful teacher. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Supt OF Va. Military Institute.
~Examiner copy same. je 28-2sWSw
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DEATH DIsTINGUIsHED SCHoLAR.-One oi
the oldest and most distinguished Heads At OK
ford, DR.. Gsisford, Dean Of Christ Church, Regius
Professor OF Greek, and a philologist of world
wide celebrity died on the 2d instant, after shori
but painful illness. 10 The 18Th year Of his age.
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Two PERSONS KILLED BY LIGHTNING-Durin
a recent thunder storm in Minnesota thu liz htnn
struck the house of widow lady named Wright
killing two inelnbers of the family, and what wa
ipeular, it proved fatal one that was sleep
inx in the upper story aud one the lower fcor =
These persons had each companion in bed gtE
them st the time. both of whom were unharme i
The oldest daughter, young lady, and boy sont
seven or eight years Of age, were killed. The fan
lily were strangers, having but lately arrived in thu
territory.
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DURE OLD MADEIRA WINES :

DUKE OLD MADEIRA WINES -
l. We are daily expecting per ship Nancy PIsis.
ted, directly from the Island u.s. large consign-
ment of genuine Madeira Wines, Of the very finest
qualities. in part Of the following celebrated kinds
Old Reserve, Rerceal,
Palhete, Bual
Superior Old Reserve, Msmsey
Extra do, Palhetinho,
Besides several other qualities of very fine aud
choice Old Madeira, at prices ranging from IS 8
All these Wines are from the famous house of Oil
veira Davies. Although we have been doing hu-
siness for them now nearly seventeen years.
have had from them.
Whatever of the above do not receive In the
invoice alluded to, will take pie In taking
orders for. They can bs furnished either in whole,
half quarter, or eighth casks latter IA sallon.l in
about two months. WILLIAMS l. BROTHER.
N. B. We sell these Wines with full warranty
If they do not please receipt and trial. we will
take them ick in every case, and paY all charges
Tvs w
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| Andrew Cliff ex.president Of the Cincinr ati
City Council, ned S. last week for calling a
: man "a id Dutchmsn," and throwing cigar stump
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2 RE NOV AL-REMOVAL..
~ IIallni IL IL


"a Halo! Mr.. Maker of News,
GNk Just give me little assistance,
Ind the citizens tell il you choose,
(As well as any friends at dis'ance)
have JEwELRY-the very best kind
Aud plenty of that for their money
Opposite the En9uirer you'll find
The Bee Hive without any hopey
For WATCHES are coming apaee
From all parts hat near n e surIouudiug;
80 nov don't forget my new place
You'll find it is really astounding
NV prices are not any 6edTer
Than other stores now In the town,
No just give call, you'll see clearer
That things are neatly done brown"
call at my store | solicit,
Its 3 nice walk and pleasant retreat;
am sure ihst you cannot Ecw miss it
Fortt WATCHES | am hard to beat
Farewell Is word, as parting sdieu
| would like to all nv friends thare
At the store of Bill Bar -tlol o r4ety
III you have watch ora CLOCK to r4psir-
VIM. J. BARTHOLOMEW
~ Corner of Main and llth ,treets
sEle "a door above Exchange Rank
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The Cincinnati Sun says that sixty recruits for the
| CIimsa have been ahi nped from that place.
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THE NICARAGUA REvoLUTIoN-Late advices
from Nicaragua say the war between the Govern
ment and the Revolutionists has ceased The Re-
volutionists having returned to Leon, petitioned
for pardon from the Government Indulgence has
been accordingly granted by the President to all
soldiers of the rank and file and to all subalterns
not above the rank of sergeant; many soldiers
have abandoned the revolutionsts and presented
themse selves with their arms
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PRICE REDUCED FOR THE CUTTING OF
CHILDREN's HAIR.-I2i cents for Boys and I83 cents
for Girls, at JOHNSON'S
Shaving, Hair Cutting and Shampooing Saloon,
jeS0 10th street, between Main and Gary.
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How IT WoRKs-The prohibitory liquor law
does not seem to work restrictivey In Boston as
was expected. The nsgistra ates are active enough
10 sending the violators of the law before jury,
but the jures are little disposed to convict Four
teen cases recently tried, ended In scqutial of
all except one, the exception being disag
Ia most Of the cases the evidence has been defec-
tive, but In one or cases the evidence warrant
ed a conviction. The juries being declared judges
of the law as well as of the facts they virtually
have decided sgsiust the law
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DR.. T. 81. CHRISTIAN has removed his
office to the corner of Msin and Governor streets,
next door TO Mr.. LIE wis Hls office.
At night he can be found, as heretofore, at the
American Hotel --- -L-.- il 29-7t
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Governor Wright, of Indiana, has returned from
Washington.
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OPIUM EATING.-This destructive and degrading
habit seems to be attr acting the attention of the
press through the country generally. The Cjn
cinnati Sun learns from druggist, that among his
customers for opium is girl young as fourteen
years, who is fast falling victim to the pernicous
habit. The Louisville (ky) Courier relates an in-
stances srll more sad. 1t says: "We know a
youg gentleman of this State, (descepded In the
maternal line from distinguished Governor of
our Commonwealth, and whose paternsl ancestors
filled several diplomatic and civil stations 10 the
service of the countryD who was enticed by the
Vaccinations of opium, and finally became 80 ad-
dcted TO its that he gave up all the schemes of
life quilted his labor in art and poetry for he
both poet and psinter-snd Is now an inmate OF a
unatic asylum"
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CIGARS.-About 25, 900 London, GAIA
~ dores, Principles, Regaiias. Half Regalias Ope-
ras, Fgaros, Plantations, Tres Amigos, and sundry
other kinds, large and small long and short, round
mild and strong. blunt and sharp, high favored and
not 81 high favored hish priced and low priced In
fact every kind SORT sire aud ptiop, wholse
and retail, at r. sEMPLE'S Drug Store,
iYS No. 202 Main st.
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HNHE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
- Al TILE NEW ROOKsrORn

HE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
AT THE NEW BOOKSTORE
~ Kent Square,
tOpposite the Exchange Rapk1
me immanplste Conception of the Mother OF
s60d' by Bishop UIlathorne; So cts
~ Ite Heart OF Jesus by Dagairns SOC.
$ riefine-A Tale Of the CTussdes; BY McCabe; TIC
Tne LEASED Sacrament, The Works and W.vs
e pooi companion to All for Jesus; by Rev f. w
sinoicatisn Of the Catholic Church; by Bishop Ken
The Primiey ofthe Catholic See; by Bishop Ken.
III ALSO
full supply OF Catholic Prayer Books
TOT sMe by BUFFERS SlMONS
=. otssIlers and alsrs in Piano
81 - <-~'ot fortes. usic, Gc., l57 Main st
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"a FOR RENT.--The d.. cling over
LII tho aio1s Of Mr.. Thomas L. AaE4s, No =
Ban stIest. 1t ntaiDg seven r0ous snG hsa good
hsge Kitchen aud hydrant in the yatQ. To good
te nsAt tho rent Will be moderate.
PossesaIon given imznedsteiv. AplIyt1
- L. STaAUSE 4 BRO,
ia lf-Zns No e Main st
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E'Oh SA l. IA Tobacco hand, very
= itsiy, 10 years oi {. Arpyst Cary st. jail.
ALSO small iiksly bl.cL Cir.
lyS-so6st.
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INDIANA FREE BANKs.-The Auditor of Ind lana
announces that the circulating notes of the North
Western B ank of Bloomfield and of the Steuben
County Bank of Angola. are redeemed at bis office
The following is list of the suspended banks
which have resumed and of those which are re
deemug their paper: Shawnee Bank at Attica,
resumed Bank OF South Bend, do; Tippecanoe
Bank, do; Bank of Fort Wayne. redeemed at
Stark County Bank Bank of Rockport; North
Western Bank; Steuben County Bank. redeemed
at office of Auditor of State; Great Western Bank,
redeemed at Terre Haute.
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REM0vAL.-Iho On CO OF the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has beun removed TO the second
story of the Building corn.r of Main and IIth sts-
= Entrance on 11th stree e fa1 tG
Applleanons for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE IESU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended TO.
without boasting of their sbi,ity to comply with
their obligations they tax. pleasure in referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory mannerin whsh it has been transacted
JAMES c. CRANE, President.
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A CARD.-1he subscriber, an expert
enced practitioner Of Medicine Surgery and 0bst,
tries, having located on Broad street. three doors
above tenth, offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond.
study and practice of Midwifery and to the treat.
ment Of Diseases of Women and Chiidren
ap I6m* kICHO CAUTHORN Md
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VALUABLE TAVERN STAND

17[fON HILL FOR SALE The subscriber wishs IS
eaIse privately the valuable property situated on
HSop Hill at the intersection of Vepabie and 22th
1seets, being the pToperty purchased by the sno'
Griber of Mr.. Herman Wsldoor The mouse COZ
fSips six roons hes been but recently built and Is
elI adapted to the purposes of store and tavt m
- private residences. Ibe lot is we'll enclosed and
kas il the usual out buildings ai ana ln fooo
erder The peighoorhood is one Of the best in the
SteinIty OF Richmond
Ths terms will be modatiag. for which ~.
zD1s to the subscriber. -,r
4s .a--6t< ADAM PibChEh.
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4 tlDEk.-TweDty five bbls. Newark CT
~ Ger, Superior artie e, daily expected. and for
sale by jy3 WIN TAYLOR
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RhOOMs.-Fiity dozen Superior No
!, bfcons jast landed per schooner, and for sale
~ jyS WIN TAYLOR
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NTOCKS FOR SALE.
- $4,000 Virginia State per cent
Bonds 0Au ''oi gage
Ahso-Central and South side Railroad Bonds
Always On hand. hrst cisss Securities
Lana Warrants wanted
" S-eod4e C. w. PURCELL co.
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BEAUTIFUL LIKENEss. daorer-
reotypes are admired by every one W ho sees them
No one should be without one Of simons; life lii a
pictures The can be no better way of
ones f,iends than having one of simons eIe.r hold
dasueneotypes Call on him and you will be- sstis.
fed that what we ssy IL true. i. ss
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JNO. w. WRIeHr Il Co. are pyeparel
to receive all hnds of Produce and Merchandise Oh
Storage, at their Warehouse the Dosk on a. rea.
sonable terms - 1t san be taken in the city.
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. FOR RENT.-The Warehouse on
The Southslde of tho Basin, known ca "Ladds
LEmbsf Houss.b Possession given immed ately -
Eor terms apply at the ocs of the James River and
xApe zta Company.
|szie z8-ts WIN. P. hUNFORD, Sec.
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= FOR RENT-A large and dssra-
4 bic Dwelling. in complete order, situated en-
the corner OF Main and Sd streets. Apply TO
- w. A. ROBINSON,
III ie 3a--e, St. At the Virgioie Rsnk
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h E,OR kENT-A large and convenient
- BAKE HOUSE, with every convenience ne.
eesssry for carrying the Bakery business. Terms
very moderate Apply to
kNROU0HTY 4 CO, at Rockets.
n ALBO-seveTel other houses Nicholson and
Z Highland streets. ENROUGHTY & CO.
ap I4-ts
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C. B. LUCK, Stock and Land Warrant
Agency, Governor street.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
The highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and Silver wanted.
~ Prize Tickets In ell Lotteries sold ir Lotterep
under the management of r. FRANCE 4 Co., will bo
promptly paid by me and all enquiries relative to
the business of r. FRANCE Co., addressed to them
at Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my l6-ts C. B. LUCK.
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nor RENT-Two Dewly-efe ct.d Brick
~ Taneme nts on 25th street near Leiea St. Bap-
fist Church, containing rooms including tatemen nt
With passsges porches olcRets rantryt &c, with
azrden sttscbe and well of superior wafer on the
pTstniiea. Rent Sl80 each per snnum.
Apply to ED. d. EACHo
JAs. NJ. CARTER. nth st,
ja 16--ts Opposite Post Office.