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NORCROSS, MELLEN & CO..
Importers u wholesale dealers IN
Crockery, China, Glassware.

And Paper Hangings,
Nos. S and 20 Merchants Row, Boston.
SPRING TRADE.-REMONAL.
The undersigned having reno ed from No. 20 kiby
st. to the NEW GRANITE WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 1872 and Isl Congress Uate Atkinson) street,
would invite attention to his STOCK which contains
large assortment OF staple and fine
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
Adapted to the New England and Western trade,
which fresh from the hands of the manuiactu
turers, and having been bought at very low prices
they will be offered at a small advance.
LEATHER DEPARTMENT.
Constantly on hand-Solc Leather Cal skins
French Morocco, Kid, and patent Calf Skins; Patent
and Euamcllcd Leather; Goat skins; Cold Roans
and Innings ; Lasting, Galloons and Trimmings
which will be sold at the lowest market prices for
cash or approved paper. HENRY l.. DAGGElT.
Congress st. crosses Milk st. next above
Pearl st. ard runs parallel with it. Boston.
Edwards, Fernald q Co.,
Patent Powder Proof Bank X safe Locks,
Bank Vaults, Steel lined Chests, and
Fire Proof Safes,
Nos. 4G As Congress street. Boston, Mass.
The genuine
FLORENCE WHITE,
Is manufactured only by the subscribers; and pur-
chasers should be particular to notice that each
package bears
O,g Sad upon Bras, Piur. None other IS Gonn,ne.
This is the cheapest and most beautiful PAINT
known, and its popularity is such that several at
tempts have been made to counterfeit the article.
and have been compelled to resort to this
method for the protection of the public and our
selves, Also, they would call the attention of the
public to their
AibOnese Paint,
\ now and superior article Of pure WHITE LEAD
prepared by an entire new process, by which il is
made to yield much larger quantity; besides being
Finer, WMtcr, and rCry much Cheaper,
than any carbonate Of lead hitherto known. Re
pcatcd experimental trials, mparing it with other
Jaiuts enables truthtuly to assert that seven
dollars worth Of this paint will spread over much
surface ~ nine dollars worth Of any other lead in
use, and wear longer Its capacity for covering IS
greater than any other
4. WHEELER CO.,
% Union st. Boston, Artists 4 Painters Coormen.
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n, d, Cotton.

No. fremont Street, Boston
Dealer in English, French, Italian aud German
T. N G Il A V I N G. $
Has for sale great variety of the most essential
requisites for Oil Painting, Water Color, Croyon and
Pencil Drawing, and also the articles used in Gre
cian Painting.
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To priutDrS

;. VI. Pcttcngill Go. have hand and for sale at
the lowest prices, every quality of News Book and
card Inks, black and coluiod, also Nainisi-cs aud
Bronze. Orders respectfully solicited
:. VI. riTri.NGiLLN 60,
No. 10 State street E,..or
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DAY BOATS GOING NORTH.

y
Leave VIII EIIALL every morning, Sundays
excepted at 10 o'clock, arrival Of trains from
Troy, Albany and schenectady, arrive at Burlngt
At a o'clock, p. NJ connecting with the trains Of
Rutland and Burlington Railroad from East and
South. Thence directly to louse's Point without
landing, and arrive at : p. NJ, in time for passen
gers 10 arrive at Montreal same evening, and Og-
sen.burgh 10 dine next day.
EVENING BOAT GOING NORTH,
Leave WHITEHALL cAery evening, Saturdays
excepted at o'clock, arrival ftrain from Troy,
Albany, And schenectady, arrive at burlington at
o'clock n0Nt morning and via Port Kent and Platts
burgh arrive at Rouse'' Point at 81 in time for pas
sengors to arrive at Montreal at l0t A, NJ, and
OSlensburgh at p. VI.
The above arrangement will connect with al the
passenger trains Of tho Rutland and Burlington
Railroad at Burlington.
An arran cement ha. been made with Capt. Lot
Chamberlain, Of the Franci, Saltus to leave
PIattsburgh every morning at Il o'clock, and to ar
rive Mt Burlington via Port kont, at l0s o'clock, in
time for passenger, 30 take the Line Boats for the
South and West, and car, of the Rutland and Bur-
lington Railroad East and South.
RETURNING, leave Burlington every afternoon
on the arrival Of the Boats from the South, with
pn.sen, cr and mail. for Port Kent and Platt.bursh
| p. DOuLIrrLE, Treas.
Burlington, May ), 1858. d6wtf
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Dress Trimmings.
4 GREAT VARIETY JUST RECEIVED At
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CARY ) PATENT
Suction and Force Pumps,

viii force large quantity OF water with very little
power and may be kept in repair at small expense.
Mills, &c, using them can make a saving in the
pre- mimi of insurance. They may be tried before
pay ment is required For sale at
No Merchants Row, Boston.
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LOCKWOOD ~ NE.
PLUMBERS,
Model TMelOdeOnS

Manufactured by MASON 4 iIAMLtN,
Cambridge street. Corner of Charles Boston, ,ass
And pronounced by the bcstmusiciaus and orsunsts
i'll the country to be uucQuallod in Equality lower
aud sweetness of Tone, Promptncas OF Action, Per
tcction of Tuning, and style Of .nish
a octave, Portable style, Rosewood case $50.
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A.L.CUTLER,
Wholesale dealer in
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
Who oen.a good Ior,e' Hundreds will answer lido
Or. Dadd's Modern Horse Doctor.
GentIemen's, Youths Il Boys ready made
C. o T HI N G.

Manufactured expressly for the New England trade
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c, &C.,
Wholesale and>fetsil,
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Pork, Fish, DC,
Inn Ribs HEAVY MESS PORK 20 bbs
lVU La.u, - tubs doi 100 otis, Goldfish
Is bLls Mackerc No. and p 100 bxs. salted
Herring rs kits do, for sale by
HEREICK 4 MILES.
nh WI
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Sugars. Nolasscs, etc.

IN HlIDS. BROWN SUGAR.
'eJ 100 bbls Refined do, crushed, powdered nd
coffee 50 bbls and 25 bids. syrup and Molasses,
uEKRICk 4 MILES.
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Buy Ne and III do Won cooI

. - TTI NHtHTNEIWn Htrttt,
Also, Pianos and Mcodcons To Let. From To { /
per quarter.
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CosIUsIvE.-E-v. b. ", Sehon i. widely NJ generally
known eloquent and pished pastor If tn. NJ
r church aud Rev t. Stevenson has been known as one
Of the talented and jealous m-ut that the Ken
lucky Conference could boast Of wears and at
tins time filing the high and onsbe station OF agent
Tor the T. Book Concern.
LOUISVILLE May 2Oth, 1919
We hUye used John Bull Sarsapariia ard have known
Il to br used, with eutre satisfaction and have
hesitation in stating belief. that 1t is a safe and
valuable netir. compound, and calculated produce
much good aud re.i-ye much suffering; and therefore
would cheerful! and meet earnestly recommend it to the
afflicted ". SkION,
(S'srtiI STEW ENSON
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FAIRBANKS ~ BEARD,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Mineral and Soda Water,
Ale. Porter cider aud Brown Stout
Howard Athcn@um Building, Howard ST., Boston.
Hotels supplied On reasonable terms.
silver Plated Goods,
II o IN & 4 u t t lie
Manufacturing Company, BRISTOL Conn,
sales Room, NO, 40 Washington street, up stairs,
Boston. HILL Il MERRILL.
Ii. +. BURG ESS'
WIG and Hair Work Mandatory.
Every style of Wig and Iop-Piece, made Of the
best natural Hair, from the cheapest to the finest
gussamar, with Transparent Parting, the most lite
IKE ever yet made also, all kinds of Hair W ORR
at wholesale and retail with fine assortment Of
Combs and Toilet Goods
" 81 RECESS CREAM NCTRlGlNE,'
4 sure remedy for badness and Hair Eaters, and
also prevents the hair from turning Grey.
1903 " ashingtUu St, opposite Avon Place, Boston,
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NATHAN HASklNS,
MACHINE BROKER,

Nos - & u HayerhiIl, and 9, ), I 4 Irayer'e
Streets Boston.
STRAIN Engines and Bo,icrs, new and secondhand
Machinery of all descriptions and prices, bought and
sold.
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Itis remarkable fact, that among the hundreds Of
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe by
which Bulls SarsHparilla is prepared not has
deinnel It, but all approved IT, and commend it in the
highest Many ply ticttns express themselves
strongly in the belief that is decidedly the best pepa
ration SArsapas that has been placed before tho
public Although there ARE many physicians who feel
reluctance having their names appended to the
meudation Of any particular remedy, notwhstRn lin
they may approve Of it in the highest degree there
others who frankly yield their support in favor Of
remedy which they know il capable of doing much
good in afflicted community. As an evidence, read the
following old and respectable ply scians Of high
standing in the community in which they live
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S. NJ. PErTENGll.L & CO.'S

| Merchants Row. Boston. Sole gents for the
United states and Canadas. Also by the rrircipnl
Wholesale Druggists in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-11

TIN MunpKs or You've GRnMAs Grr.--
Inere y yet no clae % The murder Of ths yuuus
e ssrms n female. whose body, hardly cold was
found sunday Ia piece Of woods near Phiadel-
PaE on the York road. When discovered she
y - ying on her back with her hands clenched a.
u ny aad mad struggle. ard her head almost sew
.l 49, rom the body. portion OF the dress and
snawi mad been forced Violently into the gaping
wound, as II to absorb the blood Al her side was
= Closed razor, which had no blood upon the blade
and mad not clearly, been used 10 inct the wound;
VEG: = case or shield for large knife; the knife
aos being found. A bottle, containing laudauum,
s'so foani At the side which gave rise at hrss 20
oeiief that che had committed suicide, but which
40 examinaiion showed was out of the question. A
cash inflicted upon her h rost extended nearly from
ear TO ear, covering the wndpipe and vertebra and
sitnost parting the head from the body. The nm.
fortunate victim, whose name even h unknown
was quite decently dressed, having on straw bon
net trimmed with blue ribbon, changeable green
worsted dress, two pair of white stockings. and
0 iack shoes. On her banda were pair Of lead
colored silk gloves A pair of drab CATERS Law Al
her side: The initials L. 8. were on her handker-
chiet, also on her garments She was about o5
years OF age At an early hour In the morning she
was seen going up the road In that vicinity prece
dsd ashort distance by two men, apparently Ger
mana. The police are 10 pursuit OF these two men,
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
SIC X MESS DANVILLE,
DANyUIE Anril O II

DANvILLE, April 9, 1885.
You have already been informed of the
death of JOHN Redo SMITH, mot Reed
Smith, as my letter was first printed.) He
was young man of fine talents and bright
his noble qualities of head and heart.
MARY s. WILLIAMS, daughter of Capt. Jas.
M. Williams died Saturday night at halfpast
10 o'clock. and Mr.. WILLIE WILLIAMS died
this morning at I o'clock. Mr. LESTER is
improving slowly. We have had indeed
gloomy time-there having been many cases
of typhoid fever. We may congratulate our
selves, however, that we have only lost four
of our citizens, when we consider the num-
Der and severity of the cases. We believe
that we shall have no more deaths now, the
disease having assumed more manageable
form q
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Correspondence of the Disps tch.
STORE HOUSE BURNED-TWO LIVES LOST.
SUPPOSED MURDER.

FARMvILLE, April 10.
Dear Dispatch Information has just been re-
ceived here, that the store house of Messrs Moss
White, near Buckingham Court House, was burned
On SUNDAY night last and two young men named
Dean and Chenault, were burned In It,
The young men were In the habit of sleeping In
the store and the general impression is, that the
store was entered by burglars, the young men muir.
dered, and the building then fired.
The unfortunate victims were much beloved in
The neighborhood of their residence and the great.
est excitement prevails on account of their inhu.
man murder. Yours c..
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CROCKEpv
viii b a "a w AND CHINA AT AUCTION
O'Clock. at NV .t thursday next, 18th inst, at 10
aLAss sV srstss and % tierces cRoCKERY and
heat s.sa,t NE, embracing the most extansi,. No
consisting variety offered at Auction this season.
,oo a., and Muffin Plates 'i' soup Tea
' 'Mh Ma Breakfast, Dinner, Scum. "a. and
&c J uL ,s Pitchers, all sizes and .t,,..
90 1oz' copa Flint Spittoors s'sies
S Soz 90 DO Pitchers, assorted s;x..
100 1 Ga. Granite Foot Baths, very sunerior
ISO do Basins and Ever,
~ dog Granite Bowls assort.a ,
50 doz. do Mugs a. es
,S oo COZ COZ do Cups and gspcsrs
!00 dog. Common do AZ
-" ooz. Cus, Fiuted. Plain and Bar r,nh,.x.
pint and half pint
~ ooz' Zane Rush 4 Wood Seat Chairs Kro.l
nha Towns IN cases for shipment
me attention OF the Trade 10 respeetfnIi. ..u.
10 TINS saie a: the Goods all fresh and " t
very best quality having been received on co, oue
son direct from the manufs oturers at the MOTH
Sae unlesefVed. ALEX. MOTT
~ ~ Auctionear
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LOUISVILLE ELEcrIoN.-The Know No.hings
swept the city of Louisville, Ky, at the municipal
election On Monday, by tremendous msjorisies.-
Bsrbe, their candidate for Mayor, and all their mu-
nicipai officers except one School Trustee and two
CouncmeD, have been elected. The election
passed of quietly
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS

CARPENTER SHOP, TIMBER. MA
- TERIALs. &c. FOR sALE.-WiIl be sold ST
Auction On FRIDAY, the Goth day of April, 1856 81
u O'Clock. A. NJ; on the promises, corner 9Th and
Clay streets. Richmond, a Carpenter Chop LOT OF
Timber, Materials, and other personal properiy.
TERhs-Cash Sale conducted BY
TAYLOR WILLIAMS
ap i~eo'o Auctoneers
HOUSE AND LOT Ar THE CORN.
- ER OF MAIN AND MONROE GTREETS
AT AUCTlON.-On MONDAY, iSd, April. At Il
O'Clock, r. M, upon the premises, will be sold fra
neat and comfortable dwelling at the corner of
ana Monroe Streets occupied by Mr.. GEORGE W.
The house has four good rooms " tn kitchen With
two rooms, well of excellent water in the ward and
the usual outhouses. ' ""
The whele premises are in perfect order having
recently undergone thorough repair.
The lot fronts IS feet and runs back 15S faat RI on
alley OF 70 feet. The location of this propertv
well as the character of the improvements re1
a. .he terms-as will be perceived-are unusually IA
TERMs-The property IL zubject to lien In favor
OF the protection Building Company for 1884 so cts
which amount the purchaser may at his option "a.
tain out OF the purchase money he assuming the
ment thereof to said company, in monthly instal.
ments. with interest, to the remainder oue.thrd
cash. balance at months, with interest added and
satisfactorily secured ~A"
ap 10 TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auets
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ARREST OF PRIZE FIGHTERs-On Monday, Mar.
s1ai Murphy of Philadelphia, with q posse OF OIL
GERS, went to the town of Springfield, in Delaware
county and arrested party OF twenty-five persons,
tae principals and accessories In prize fight The
principals. Dsn'l smith and John Smith, were held
Ill s2,ooo bail each to answer. and the others were
hold to bail in the sum $780,
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Correspondence ct the Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, April 10.
Two men, named David Mcfarland and
W. II. Young, charged with robbing Messrs.
bowles x Coots, of the Old Dominion House,
OF $3.50, were examined To-Day and sent ON
to the Circuit Court for trial It. Wallace,
Esq, for the prisoners.
They were re- committed to Jail to await
trial.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

WI ON BROAD STREET AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 18th April, at A O'Clock p. M. upon
the premises will be sold that most valuable House
and Lot on the North side Of Broad between 9Th
and 7th streets, occupied by G. Emmenger, Clinton
James and others.
The Lot fronts "a feet and Through to Pink OF
Market Alley about $50 feet. and 10 improved by a
Kitchen, &c, and by q Brick Tenement on Pink
Alley.
most valuable pieces Of property on Broad street
and worthy the attention of those seeking pro6ts.
table investment.
FERMs-One-fourth cash. the balance ut 4, and
II msnths for notes, with interest added, and 80
cured by trust deed. The purchaser TO pay the
taxes and insurance for the present year.
ans TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Aucfs.
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TEE RIOT AT OxFoRD.-In our telearaphic des.
patch yesterday morning, it was stated that a riot
occurred at Oxford, N. Y. Sunday, between Roman
Catholics and Professionals on account of an excom.
municsted member being ordered out of the Cathe.
drai. The priest and several others were arrested
and held to bail to keep the peace, in the sum of
$1,000 The priest re-srrested in the afternoon,
on the complaint Of the man who had been expelled
from the church. There was much excitement and
further difisultiSs were apprshsnded. The parties
are all Irish,
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ClSciENATI AFFAIss.-The funeral Of Monroe,
VINO was Killed In the election riots at Cincinnati
took place on Sunday. There were about 600
persons In the procession. The new city government
was organized and went into operation Monday
Mayor Farren announced his intention strictly to su-
force all the city ordinances
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DAMAaRs.-In Canada, lately, a Mr.. Batchalder
OF Waukeaan, ILL.,, has recovered from the Buffalo
and Brantford Railway Company the sum of
$4,000 In suit instituted by him for the loss of one
OF his legs and the severe injury of the other by
an accident on that road
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ELECTION IN HARTFORD The Union tick at nom
inated by the Democrats in Hartford C against the
Know Nothinss. was supported on Monday by the
anti-Rnow Nothing Whigs in the CITY slsction, and
the Union ticket carried four of the six aldermen,
and thirteen of the twsnty-four couucilmsn. The
Know Nothings are said to be beaten ON the full
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SUIT AGAIssT NEwsPAPER.-Ths proprstors
OF the Philadelphia Ledger have been mulcted 10
the sum OF $1,000 damages for commenting upon a
bridge tenders carelessness on the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, by which an accident had oc-
CURED.
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tssANE.-Mr. Stratton, father Of the we'll known
dwarf, Tom Thumb, rendered famous by Barnum,
has become insane, and Ia now an Inmate of the
Hartford Conn Lunstic Asylum.
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ExcLusIoN OF FOREIGNERS FROM OFFIcK.-The
Massachusetts Legislature, On Monday, adopted
resoluson, with only one dissenting voice, declare
fDg that foreigner shall be eligible to Office in
that State
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The EARTHQUAKE AT BRoUssA.-FURTHER PAR
TIcULARs-The most distressing details have bee
received of the dreadful earthquake that recent.
ly destroyed one-thrd of the fourishng civ of
Broussa, in Turkey. The panic caused by the de-
structon of the stone buildings is ndescribable The
population of Broussa rushed into the fields ter
rorstricken The wounded were dug out of the ruins
as rapidly as possible, and conveyed to temporary
recovered. 1t was under the Khans baths and
mosques which all of stone, that the most serious
casualties occurred. The silk spinning factories be-
longing to Europeans and natives have more or less
suffered. In Mr. Dzezairlis establishment upwards
of 20 poor young girls were killed.
Broussa is celebrated for its thermal springa, and
it is most extraordinary phenomenon that two of
the springs have disappeared, whilst that called Cap
ldza was turned out of its bed, and the water now
runs in the opposite direction. During the earth
quake. large rock observed to detach itse If
from Olympus and roll down like tremendous ava
lanche, carrying in its descent trees, bushes and
stones until arrived at the bottom OF the ravine
on the other side of the city The number of killed
are set down at 500, with twice as many wounded
and $50 mosques have been destroyed.
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RgsIGNRD.-The Rev DR.. Cone has resigned his
membership 10 the Executive Committee of the
American Baptist Home Missionary Society, be-
cause, as he says, ho scan no longer serve In a
partisan board"
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HEMPFIELD RAILRoAD.-It IL stated In the Wheel
ing Gazette that this road from Wheeling to Wash
ington is under contract for the whole dstance
to be worked as may be required by the company,
with the view Of having the cars running to Wash
ton by first of October next.
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MARKETs.

- r oHk' Aprii lo.-Cotton has tendency nm
easlna," ~ = 1fihe higher Good Ohio brings
hm $780, Ss per barrel; Wheat unchanged. Corn
ns,s ,.,s,y upward Pork firm Lard uneh.r,.d
Ohio Whistsy $50 per gallon. a'snanseo.
nsnsy UNCHANGED and stocks are lov.r
bALTihoRE, April 10 -Fln,, .. 80
saose red s whas a. 30 Wheat l. sdSspsins lows W
Corn ss sents ana "a s51sa 40 per Sushs whits
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SAILING PSrKAMEns.-The steamer Union, for
Havre, with 1896 ,OO0 and the steamer Black War.
rior for Havana, with SEQ, 900, left New York Mon
day.
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DEATH OF AN OLD MKRcHANT.-Wm. James,
formerly OF the New York City firm of w. &
James, died In Rochester, N. Y, on Monday.
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ALBO,
An assortment of Bohemian Glass and China War.
TERMs-Cash On delivery. -
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.
. BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
to"ee win Geo. J. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl ~
s73 VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
III AND PIANO FOR SALE At

Nrsn.v - AUCTfON-Will be sold, on WED.
70 o,.Io.t meotning next 18th April commencing ct
Winston .,S ssors recently occupied BY Msssrs.
ar S and Kitchen Furniture belonging to Mr.
Jonn 4. Winsten, who has declined houseie spins.
Dressing Bureaus Sidsboard, Dnns md Side Tabise.
Nigh and Low Post Bedstesda Wsshst.nJs ch.irs'
&c. $50 SOoA,ns 0sove'
ALSO.-One Fine Mahogany Case Piano Fort.
made by 'Stodart, Worcester Dunbar . ma p;s
ane will be sold at Ii O'Clock. -
THOMAS W. KEEsEE.
~ zssy5sS Auotioneer.
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THRArRIcAL-Mr.J H. Taylor and Charlotte
Wyette are performing at the National Theatre In
Washington.
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FRoM HAyrI.-pates from this republic have been
received 70 the 24th ult The United States sIoop-
ofwaT Falmouth was ct Port gu Prince, and her
DOM nandeY. +. d. Shaw, had Interested himself In
the case of the two American seamen impris,ned
for an Assault ON the crew OF Hsyhen schooner
The men, 1t seems. were hesvily fined, and the or
GERS Of the Falmouth generously subscribed the ne.
eessary amount TO obtain their release: The Officers
Of the Yarmouth had been hsndsomsy entertained
By the Emperor.