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CoTToS Factory BUENT.-The Cotton Factory
OF Carpenter HursheliHe, in Newbury N. Y, was
burned Thursday morning -loss SIS, 900.
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MARKETS

The Buffalo democracy" claims the Cholera, like
steam boiler bursting, American Institution
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Hon HENRY A. WISE Is in Washington, and In
company with Senator Bresdhsad visited the Presi-
dent. Saturday afternoon.
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DIsGRAcEFUL During public political meeting
at Wsynestore, Augusta, Monday. some persons cut
the horses. tied aroundthe house. Loose, and strew-
ing their saddles about the strssts whipped the ami
maia eft. Several very old and infrm gentlemen
were forced to walk several miles to get homs.
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REsIGNATIoN.-Mr Morse, U. g. District. Attorney
for Louisiana has resigned account of his having
been superseded in the prosecution Of Postmaster
Kendall, by the order of Attorney Gushing
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suIcIDE.-Merritt Green cut his throat with rs.
FOR, in Phiadelphia one day last week.
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DARN NEAR .RICHMOND For

Il SALE AT AUCTION" BELMONT two
miles from Richmond the residence Of ]. a. Park
hill. on the New Bridge Road, will be- sold at public
Auction, on "WEDNESDAY, at 4 p. NJ, the eth day
of June next. The Farm contains about 76 acres Of
land, lies beautifully and Is in good state of cutiva
ton The dwelling and kitchen are brick; gardner's
house and barn are framed, and other necessary
out houses-al built in the past five years.
The orchard Ia young end full for the rst time this
year, and growing thriftiiY-comprses all the mast
select varieties apples, peaches, plums, apricots
pears and cherfes-50o trees in all. This of iself
1t is said, will pay for the Farm in few years.
We propose to sell the whole tract together, or to
divide 1t to suit purchasers.
TERMs-OEe third cash; balance in equal annual
instruments and years, with interest, secured by
Deed of Trust the premises The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser
GODDIN & APPERSON,
my 5-2awtds Auetioneerg.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE
(Ofice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street J

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
H HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
TURE. PIANO, BOOKS, &c. AT AUCTION
w i'll be sold on TUESDAY MORNING next. May
18TH cling az O'Clock, at the residence Of
the late Geo N. Johnson on Brosd street near the
Monumental Church, all Of the HOUSEHOLD AND
consistirg in part Of very fins Rosewood Case
Octaves Pisno Forte, Book Cssr Sofas, Marble Top
Tables, Parlor Chairs; very fine Sidebosrd, dining
Tables, Parlor and Chamber Carpets, Wardrobe,
Bureaus, Book Presses. Betsteads, Bedss b air ana
Shuck Mattresses, Washstands. Hat Rsck. Pictures
China, Glass. and Esrthenware, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Stove, &c.
A catalogue of the Books will be printed before
the day of sale. They will be sold immediately af-
ter the Furniture. Terms For all sums under $50
each; $50 and over that emount months credit for
approved endorsed negotiable notes.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Executor.
Sale to be conducted by
nv THOS w KEESEE Auctionser.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT
,Y LARUS & SHINE.
HOUSE FURNITURE AT Auction

HOUSE FURNITURE AT AUCTION
-On next TUESDAY, May the 18th, com.
mencng at 10 o'clock we viii sell at public auction
oar store. large assortment of New and Second.
Furniture consulting in part of Bureaus; Sefas:
rsoies; bedsteads Mahogany, Cane and Windsor
Chalri; Lounges; Refrigerators Feather Bed: Com
forte; with many other articles
LARU6 SHINE, Auct,rs
AUTHORITATIVE be added to the above al.
large aud splendid assortment of Gold Eng. Hunt.
log Lever Watches; do. Open Face English Lever
90 GOLD Anker and Cylinder, do; Breast Piua:
Chains; Brooches, &c. sc. Sale positive.
my IA LARUS Il SHINE Aueta
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TRUSTEES SALE FREAL Es-

Il TATE IN PORT MAYO AT AUCTION-A,
ted 18th April 1851, duly recorded In Henrico County
Court shall in execution Of the said trust pr oceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises on FRI
II not the next fair day the real estate conveyed BY
the said deed consisting house and lot on the south
side of Orleans street, between Osborne's Turnpike
amp the Williamsburg road fronting &c feet running
back 1872 feet. 8inches more less The subscriber
will convey such title only as Ia vested in him.
Terms cash. JAS. ELLETT, Trustee.
Sale conducted BIZ GoDDIN Ape RsoN, Aucts.
:
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Correspondence Of the Disp.teh.
Begears - 8i6is Socsefs-- wo,f shas i S...,,,..
o"~e- FAC Green Lane Mwder-- Csptnyino f;oat,.
etc etc ~ e

Sotespondsnce OF the Dispatch.
'egeass = 6sots Soefefs- Wo,f sAot = Smvoo,is,-
o"'"e- lac Green Lane Mvder--C sptnyino Goat..
etc, etc ~ ss
PHILADELPHIA, May 12.h.
msyof conrad haa issued an order &c tho malice
~ ~ ueung them to arrest eli the Juvenile bersars
10 me city who are seen following their proIessan
ns rsmaie Bible Society, OF Philadelphia held
Wa.., snniversary 10 the Presbyterian Church.
~ !, asoington Square, Thursday evening Rev. Dr.
rtyos was present. The receipts OF the soeie.v
ron donations, subscriptions and auxiliarv Sal
80, amounted Ia all to %, 9oI o. while the az ,
eneNutes were--for the Pennsylvanfa Bjhle Sol
s.y' siooo the Philadelphia Bible Society. Som
500 missions &e, $3.50; for the use of the socistv
lssevlng balance In hand of 1851.
won running at largo, was shot Yesterday IN
Broad and Shipper streets IN
. an tanning and John Robinson. who arrival
o. A,' port on me ship Mohoneo now Ivir, =, A.
mono sHeet wharf, were arrested ON Wsdasdar
esenins, with $50 yards of linen, and go vsras ~
- 'ss pno, CON, supposed TO have been smug-
sIeo, iouod in their Possession
The iron moulders of the CITY ara On =
sn increase OF ten per cent on their WAGES 0na
urn nae ecceded to their requisition
ssco9 echiasei, the supposed perpstra,o, of The
Ireen lane murder Is lying very III In Moy amen
Tae police were yesterday engaged In capturing
eoats ana swine occasioning much excitemens
among the owners of the animal. in tho Io,.ar
WARDS; ABOUT seventy were taken M. and will
De sold IN pursuance of the city Ordinance W."
messrs smith, Sickel e. Co. have submiiteda pra.
Posa 70 Councils to cleanse and keep in good con-
anior nrougnout the year the 11,h 12.h, 18th l4ih
a. ou ~sfoS IL the rate OF 80 900 per annum for
chimes. ee' '"eeping ma
her husbands house. A's
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ACCIDENT Several laborers were severely H.
jured by the falling of timber. Monday, while at.
tempting to put up bridge the Pacific railroad
near Washington, Mo. Four of them were fatally
wounded.
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Ths exports of Baltimore for the week ending
Thursday, mounted to S24l ,042.
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r.: NOTICE.-EXTRA TRAIN FROM
81 THE COTTAdE ON sUNDAY.-On and after
SUNDAY 18th inst, and until further notice. an ex.
ira train win lesve the Cottage the afternoon of
each Sunday at r. NJ, for Richmond. by which
persons who go up in the morning.s can return
AZ a convenient hour. Fare for the round IT
to and from the Cottage. ONE DOLLAR. provided
tickets are obtained at the ticket Office before the
departure of the train from Richmond In the morn.
ing. SAM Il. hUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office r. F. 4 r. r.. Richmond Mays.
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E@1EA LOOK OUT For THE
sS,f7E1en -FOUR HORSE oHNisus FoR
from 25th and Main street. via n in All e.aS eM,
Atm streets, Returning leave the Cemetsrv - 's q
0ciock. giving II hours to visit this heaufif.I Hon.
of the Dead. ooHe
- FARE eaeh way 12& ssnts. -s
reasonable terms. WIN 4 WkT11N~o On
my lists
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TERRIBLE Powder Mill EXPLOSION I'VE have
already briefly noticed the explosion of powder
mil near Rochester, N. Y. The Rochester Demo.
Graf furnishes the following particulars Of this ter
rible calamity: VOL
Tho three buildings In which the powder Ia
made and stored were blown ND succossiyely.
causing the several distinct conclusions expert
enceo Five men employed 10 them were killed by
tue eA Liosion. Iheir names are follows: James
McCann, foreman; Matthew Clark, Edward Mo-
rian, Frederick Myers Christian Myers laborar.
"McCsnn and Myers leave families. John Riley
another OF the workmep, was In the sal.nitre house
short distance of. at the time of the explosion
and Was not killed, but somewhat injured
"One of The men was thrown over the high bank
and trees standing upon 1t, perhaps one hundred
feet high into the held beyond o distance OF many
foos The BODY was perfect, but, like all the rest
entirely nude, and blsckened by the powder.
Every building was blown to fragments, 80 that
no vaslge OF them remained.
"The tops of the trees on each side appear "a If
ire had run over them
tres.
MIR: Wethsrel. who was the first person to
reach tas creek from the city after the disaster,
gvss us further particulars. The cylinder mill,
ana magazine were near together, having been re.
built since the explosion of last winter little south
OF the water power used in operating them. No ons
Ves to cell the cause of the explosion and it is lie
entirely to conjecture This present owners of the
mills are J2hn Crombe and Edwin Gilbert. of this
Guy, and VIM Farnh ham, jr of Mechanicsville Sara.
toea county Mr.. James Conoly disposed of his 10.
tere.t ia Januarylast.
All the bodies were completely denuded mot
rag OF snoe remaninP) and backened, and from
All but one the ha'r was completely singsd off,
Ihey were thrown from ten to seventy rods and one
OF Them was torn into fragments. The man who was
NOT RllIeo; Yves not badly inju ed by the shock.
The glass In the surrounding buildings was shat
tered, but 10 other material damage was done.
TINS Is the fourth time that these mills have blown
up within FIVE years, and the third tue within twelve
or fifteen months"
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SALE.-Palermo, the residence of the late William
Brent, near Alexandra, has been sold for $3.50.
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Gov. REEpER, OF KANSAS The Washington
Union has been authorised to state that In the tes
graphic report of the speech of Gov. Reeder, If
Kansas at Easton. the 30th uit there occurred
numbsr Of viuperAtve expressions put into his
mouth by the reporter and do more to the tings len
PAL ted by the feelings of the reporter than the
speaker. The expression Of border rufiians." &e.
the Union 10 assured Gov. Reeder did not nss. The
same paper says that MIR Reeder has, throughout his
political career, opp ,sed the Wiimos proviso,
tanned the law, advocated the Ksnsss
and Nebraska bill denounced sbolitionism from first
to last and boldly 90 operated IN every movement
foKthe protection of the Sout18n its rights under
tbs constitution,
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.

1O9 ACRES OF LAND ON WILL
ISO LIAMSBURG ROAD. FIVE MILES RE.
LOW RICHMOND. AND HALF A MILE FROM
YORK RIVER RAILROAD. FOR SALE AT AUG.
TioN-On TUESDAY, the 22d May, 1855, will be
sold on the premiaes, commencing at IL o'clock. M
fair IT not the next fair day. Tract of I2S Acres az
Land, on the South-side of the Wiiliamsburg atase
Road, adjoining the land of Richard o. Gasfina on
woods. e~' oo'"A0e IA
After which. will be offered for sale, in lots to mi,
purchaser $50 acres of wood land near the above on
w hite Oak Swamp. This land ia we'll wooded. and
lies within one mile Of the proposed York River ali
road. and distant from Richmond five and half
miles. Ao AHii
To persons disposed to YES. funds in cb.an land
near the city, tn; above 10 q favorable opportuni
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 1, and
years for negotiable notes interest added secured by
trust deed. The taxes for the present wear to be
paid by the purchaser.
my IA GODDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts
DENTAL OF TOBACCO FACTORY.
~ AND HIRE OF FACTORY HANDS. SALE
OF FIXTURES, BRANDS &c. AT AUCTION
VIII be rentsd out at public auction the premises
on THURSDAY next the Itch May 1855, at II
O'clock, the large Tobacco Factory at the corner
OF Main and 18th streets recently occupied by the
late Phillip B. Harwood Also--win be hired out for
the balance of the year about IS factory hands, and
will be sold some 1.ttenine mills, and the Brands
used by the late Mr.. HARDWOOD. Terms made known
at the hour of sale. request OF the Admin stra.
tor. GODDIN & APPERSON Auct,s
my IA
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THE number ofsrrests in Boston for April was
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COMMERCIAL FAILURE.-Jas H. Ashbridge, ship
broker, of New Orleans, has failed for Sl70, O00
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suLwER. the novelist. said. In - speech 10 parlis
tue tsisnt OF the country.
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DENTAL OF TOBACCO FACTOR,
IN BUILDING LOTS IN MITCH

~ ELLIS PLAN NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Win
be sold at Auction, on the premises on TUESDAY,
the ga of May, 1855 at ST O'Clock P. NJ, imme-
diateiy after the sale of the Cottage Farm, near
Judge Daniels, ten Building Lots (being acre No.
q in front of the residsnc. of w. A. Robinson,
ESQ., each fronting s. feet 4th and 5th Streets in
wide. The opening of the strests in mitchsIps plsn
can and will probably soon be enforced, when the
said acre Lot will be bounded by three streets to
wit the said 4th and 9Th, and also Pine street.
TERMs-One fourth cash, the balance for negotis-
BILE notes, without interest and title retained till final
payment GODDIN APPERsON
my 14-eodtd Auctioneers
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- UODVIN q AFFEKSUN,
my III Auction GERS.

-FOUR s nj AL L TENEMENTS ON
- FRANKLIN AND 21sT STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th May, 1855, on the premises, commencing at
81 O'Clock, four small framed Teneuents on franklin
aud 2lst streets tive of them fronting the south
side OF franklin street, and two of them fronting on
the west line of 2lst streeteach renting o. per
month.
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at 4 and months
for negotiable notes interest added and title RETAIN
ed till last note Is paid The taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchasers.
nv 4 GODDfN Il ApPERgNM Ar,t.
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ANDREW PARKS is the Know Nothing nominee
from the Kanawhs district for the State Senate.
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NEW CoNsUL.-The President has recognized
M Johan Ludwig Herman Thiemann, as Consul Of
Bremen, at Charleston, 8 C.
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JosEPH Bliss, eapslIed from the Massachusetts, LIE
gi.iaiurs, threatens TO expose many OF the mem
befs
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CLERIcAL.-Very Rev. Jno. Telling Bishop o
Richmond, is in Baltimore at the Provincial Council
tn ere.
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THE CENSUS of New York State is to be taken this
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GALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE
- AND OTHER PROPERTY.-By virtue OF
deed executed to them By Richard r. Danaco.t, on
the S0th Of March, 1855, and Of record in the office
of the Hastings Court Of Richmond, the Subscribers
will sell at public auction st the Powhatan House
the present month commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
all OF the property conveyed to them BY the said
deed. comprising the Furniture of the said house,
fourtsen valuable Slaves, and other property.
Terms OF SALE.-For all sums Of so or under.
cssh will be requirsd for all sums over $50 and not
exceeding $780, credit of four months will be given:
and for all gums over $780, q credit of s. and 0
months equal instalments will be givsn the pur-
chassr In each case, giving negotiable notes we'll en-
doned with int rest sddsd from the day of sale.
N. b. 1.-THE property should be disposed of By pr
vste sale, due notice viii be given
WM d. WINSTON
my l0-dtd JOHN o. sTE6ER.
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CHERIFF SALE.-Will be sold, at the
~ Wharf, at Rockets, on Inc 18th day Of May, 1855
1t O'Clock P. NJ, one schooner, called the LEAVE,
to sasy an execution In my hands In favor Of Rich
ardson Vs. Gentry. Terms cash.
p. P. WINSTON d. g.,
my I'D For Thos w boswell. 8 C. r.
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Annioersdry-Negroes tn Cars-Love- Fatal .fc.
cidsnt -Assaulttng ''respectabte" colored Cler-
gyiaan --Archbishep H4Shes--Judah Touro-
Col Ki1neu &c
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DESIRABLE P ROP e RTY ON
II CHURCH HILL FOR SALE PRIVATELY
The House and Lot on the corner Of Broad aud 22i
street. now In the Occupancy OF the Subscriber Is Of
fered Tor sale. The Lot fronts 65 feet Broad St.
running back $50 feet to an alley. The location Of
directly on line with and outside Of the corpora
ton. within ten minutes' walk Of the Post Once and
the advansses without ncurrins soms Of the odious
expenses incident TO city residsRce.
Any one dssrous Of purshasins such propaEty, may
secure bargain on the most accommodating terms,
II early application 10 msde %
my 9-dts r. WARREN.
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GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aust..
VALUABLE PRIVATE REsrDENcE

AND VACANT LOTS on BROOK TURN.
PIKE NEAR TO BACON QUARTER BRANCH
TAVERN. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wili be
sold on MONDAY, the 2Ist of MAY 1856, on the
premises commencing at 4s O'Clock, P, - the largo
framed DWELLING and other appurtenances the re-
to, belonging on the Brook Turnpike now in the
occupancy Of Mr. g Alherser, after wb ich will be
SOLO several beautiful BUILDING LOTS. fronting
on the Turnpike and on High street. A plst OF the
property will be exhibited at the hour OF sale
Terms-one-f fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
title retained the taxes for the present year to be
paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
my 10 Auctior 80.
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Mr. LINCOLN, member of the Massachusetts Lee
gislature, died on Friday last.
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DEATH OF PRINTER.-Wm. Pickance. an eI
printer on the Boston Advertiser, died Tuesday.
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The sum of $500 has been collected in Boston, 70
the Zantee sufferers.
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MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES
AT BUFFERS 4 sIMONs'.
EPISCOPALCON-

ffSl EPISCOPAL CON
string to attend the Convention at Lexington on the
18th May. leave Rchnond after brsakfsst 10 the
Cars OF the Central Road. dine In Stanton and
Lexington the same day.
Parties sufficient to occupy Stsss, who 70 up on
the 10Th and prefer staying all night in Hfsuntop
may leave Wednesday morning Ia time to reacb
Lexington BY II O'Clock. Fl. d. WHITCOMB.
Office Va Central r. RI
MAY 10, 1885. nv In--dtt7
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A LONE, by Marion Harland, has been
"A published in London and Paris 10th edition.
American edition now ready, just published and for
sale by A. MORRIS,
my7-tg Puhlishsr
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THEIR NAMgs-The names of the FIVE men who
were drowned near Boston Tuesday afternoon, BY
the capszipg of a boat, are Coleman, Jenneys,
Kennedy, Halloran, McDonough. This makes IL
fishermen OF South Boston drowned this season.
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RERAGES. BERAGES!-A lot of Silk
- Check Bsrages and other styles. at25 cts; very
cheap. my IL C. HARTWELL co
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON-
HANDSOME COTTAGE REsr

- - pENCE ON VALLEY, NEAR CARRINc.
IoN STREET.. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will
be sold On THURSDAY AFTERNOf1N -. 1,th
May 1852 on the premises commencing at ii o'clocf
sne near cottage Residence located sbove fronting
street running back about lis feet and sd;oi,in
residence of the late Thomas Adams S
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance at s. 6 and q
BY trust deed and title retained tn last note i.
paid The purchaser to pay the taxes for the
year.
my4 GODDIN APPERSON Au.t.
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Firea'aH's Rios--Ship Forfeited -Appoiatment-
Bad Streets Temperance Catholic Council -
Firt-aecidents, sc.
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ELOUR.-On hand, q lot of Extra Flour,
l. suitable for faDrily use

PEMOVAL.-Tho Subscriber would re-
IL specially inform his friends aud the public
generally, that In consequence OF snfssbisd health
he has removed from the stand recently occupied ty
him to his old stand No. 16 Main street. where will
be found fine lot OF CIGARS, including the genu.
inc imported Principe and Havans. Also, . great
variety of Domestic Cigars of every grade, from o5
to S25 per thousand all Of which he oners chesp for
cash The public requested to call and examine
for themselves L. B. FARNSWORTH.
nv SITS
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CALAD OIL A fresh supply of the
~ very best Bordeaux Salad Oil for sale by
my IL CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, Druggist
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STARCH.-75 boxes Colgate's superior
~ Starch in store and for sal by
my II WIN. TAYLOR.
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~ We are this day in receipt of our second supply
of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, consisting of q
beautiful assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods Man.
Ties and Embroideries. Also Housekeeping and
Plantation Goods all of which we offer low to our
town and country friends.
BREEDEN, Fox CO,
my9-6t POT Broad st.
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= A CARD.-JOS. WOOD-

- A CARD.-JOS. WOOD
WARD, Dentist has removed hi.
1IYYyuHce from the United States Hotel
to Governor street, between Main
ana franklin. being central and convenient Ioca.
ton. He returns many tharks to his frisn1s nj -
trons for past favors and hopes they viii nd Il en-
venisnt 70 extend their protsssional calls whilst hs
WI endeevor to merit the same By keepins In.
t tSsa Q. Whatever new and useful pertaining to
-1o -s-enoo. my 1l-em
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FOREST FIRES are still raging near Carlisle, P
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IN FINE HORSES FOR SALlE.-
81 One pair very stylish fagtailed bay Car.
rage HORSES fast and gentle, 8 years old.
One pair of elegant dappled 6rays long tails per.
fectly gentle, and good travellers years old
The above Horses are sold for no fault, but only
for want OF use, and can be seen at the American
Hotel Stable, corner 10th and Gary s.s.
nv 9-5ti