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ARRIVAL. OF THE AfnlCA AT BOSTON.

itS,oSfToas SAqvreei los Of 200 L'res.
R"M0fed fashFrect'0H ~ ihStraii0.
ihe Aftea xnived at Boston on Saturday morning
a. O'Clock from Halifax. Her malls were forward.
ed Ia tbs afternoon
ahe rspe's received by the Africa contain little
NJ ,h.Hfest IN addition to the Halifax despatch
ne taoadnn Morning Herald If THURSDAY March
Ht mas IN" following from Trie.te -
uesfatchns ho'n Ceylon to tho let OF February An
nouhcN mat the people of Australia had risen and
declared thsir Independence. Troops were s.nt 10
Put down the tusurr~etion, when a sang u,ns,v an
sHk-ine Mt cnsaed Melbourue was In At ,ta 81 s.,.
Thus nav. arrived by the overland mail and no Doubt
reters 20 disturbances at tho digRinss.
Ths Constitutional savs, the confirmation of ih.
sad rutnored about Paris for days. in
TO the loss Of tEste In the stats of R1ntacio
been received. TIE frgate The S.milapta
which ieft london with +nh soldiers These w tn the
crew aud pas eussrs numbered 100 souls, all of whom
per'shed together with vast quantity Of stores aud
ammunition.
The srmlsnie was Koins 10 the Crmsa with
large qiantity OF shot, shells, Ac Nothing was
saved.
The barque WIN. r. Hsywsrd. from San Francisco
for shsnghae with 1909 bbls OF flour and Sl64.0 $40
10 specie, sprung a'esk December Let, of LsdIon
isishds, and was Abandoned Dec. 2Ist near Naps-
kiang The u. \ ship vncennes tried to save the
specie, bat without success.
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BALTIMORE MARKEr, March l7--No change to
change on London - 1IN par cent premium First
class paper the street $40 par cent and money on
call per cent. The banks disoountng all sound
ie2ltinisto paper, though not much, mparativ w.
Offering
Coiee--Ths coffee market to-day has been quit.
active End holders firm. Wa note sales in all of
about 100 bags Rio, part of the Fame aud Justua's
caTgnes, Al prices ranging from IL to III cents good
to lar qu1iiiY-VerY choice lots OF Rio viii bring IA
To u cents No LsFusYra in market, Java IS3sl4
cents. Stock on hand about 5000 bags
Flour -fhe lur market to day has been very qui-
ct Not much disposition to opalats Stock very
light. Sales to-day of only 5 q bbls straight brands
Howard street at -. and 100 do. mixed AT SO 87I
The market closed quiet on late Change but hol
steady at The above figures Net much City Mills Of
at 81 H.
Whoat We meta firm market and iisht suppIy
There We're ! 500 bushels Wheat offered TODAY in.
-tnaire ga" bushels white aud 5000 red Sales OF
wAIte, good 10 prime, at s. I2.22 Red do $50 5a2
:. no family -four white sold.
Ccrn-Thsre were 10 0nU hushe Ia otJarel ncludi n
500 white aud Goa yellow Sales of he former Al
d.-EF7 and OF yellow at 89c; mixed 8ia'6
- ia - s--Ne quote N Orleans at 2nias7 cents
tom Store, aud sales of Porto Rico 27a29 cts No
CuUa here.
Whtskey The market is rather quiet and with
out special change We qu, t. bbls at 354.83 seuts
with small sales no hhds ia market.
Nsw York. March IL -Flour-Ths market is
d"ll Sales 500 bb!s good Ohio At s. STAG Is -
Southern is fIul. with limited transactions
Cotton The market to-day is firm,
toTn.-The market isdull, with declining tenden-
sy--nixed st9'A %.
forE--The market Is unchanged with a moder raj a
dsmand ut rT,viuus ratsa
Root -fhe Msrset is firm Mt former rates
"hlsEeY--SsIes II Ohio at 3''ta3l csnts Firmor
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NFEHast Roth branches OF the Nebraska Legis-
atuIe AAss adopted tho following resolutions by
L-zfIy uu2nt:Luu- vote
ii solved, That we herewith eDd0rse tho princi.
pee ia thu hill ni4ius tn. Territories
II k-h1ssa and Kansas; that rejoice that the
graphical line between the noIthsrn and southern
hLaes has he-n etased, leaving the people of
State HHd Territory free to oonrO! their dOmasc iu-
stitutiuns, and tst commend the trm apd phtri-
uc OF The men, without stibction OF party
who have aided il establishing the sound cOnstitu-
uOIAl prime pies Of the Compra misc of 1850; and
Resolved, furthermore That W. pi-dse urseives
to oGpJ- any unfair discrin,aiiuns guch those of
the late Nj issour Compromise; bat 10 protect and
defend the rights OF tia States aai the union of the
Sistes. aud t" advance and pefpeiuatG the doctrines
ui ppulaI suVeIot getty"
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NEW JERSEY Lt:HIsLArURE-REPO ON
THE BRIBERY CASE.

TEkNTus, March II The Renate bribery com
itier to vi HON referred certain charges b. sed
upon alleged att-n pts to control tho votes OF Seus-
tor. reported this morning the epide adduced BE-
fpfa thom IT appears thersfrom that offers
ma ie the Senator from Middiesex Ut sums of
various anoUnts. 10 induce him to vot4 against the
Newark Plank kord Bill thst he rel scented the oiers
bat al times Treated them lightly The names of the
parties ptoH1iiuE money are given
THIS bank had a meeting 10 DAY. and agreed
10 take the sOck iders liability aniendm ents offer
ed in the House, fading the bill would not pass
without, till the special bank bills have been recon-
united tot tbs purpose Of ENGRAVING the amend
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LATER EaON MEXiUO tc

New DRLFAN March Sit is reported that
X lpth Anna has defeated the insurgents uader Mo
ard also Compelled the nlan body OF the Tebe
army under Alvarez sstire, after desperate bat
tie, hHd ba" re'urned IL triumph 10 the ca pital.
BfUssnss lie dates OF the Tn stat, that Mexican
steamer taking trOnps board 1T the ncu b Of
the Rio Granjr for Vera Cruz or lamp co.
The aPpiicatlJn Of Mrs Gaines for probate on a
lOst III of h-r father, has been refused on the
gfound OF insGiiic'encY OF evidence II is thought
huO. her hra!iug In The case viii bo granted.
The -a'nship Phiadep ha arrived from Havana
On tha yh
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NORTH CAROLINA CuRRRENcY.-The Bank of
cape Fear, on the 18th inst accepted their new
eharter' passed by the last Legislature Accord,
ing I" this charter they could not after that day,
pay out any Bank note OF less denomination than
81. except in settlement with Bank.
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ST FAraICKS DAY IN NEW iuhk.It was an
ucipatct thai the usual ceremonies ia celebration
"t -. / at,I,k Day, In No~ York. would bo att' H.
j,t stha riot rs it was known. las ~r learn from
The Journal Of Gomdercr,) that a number Jf 1liios
who came from Philadelphia, 10 attCh Oh Pools IN
neral, hai remained To join forces with New York
ruwdies and provoke ii disturbance So serious
wei- psfade,l, and held themselves in readiness
onth hAU past 10 O'Clock, when there being no
Importance ct row they were dismissed. Some
&" lie itirh societies had quiet PROCESSION throU Oh
the streets and In the evening had their supper, 10
commemorative 81 the duy.
Ihe procession was, however, Il very brief obe,
ir,iD& been dispersed by the weather, Some
thrr- tucnrs OF snow tell in the morning, after
which il r.j1fd tnr halnncs ui the day
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bakers PREMIUM KlTTERS tor
H sale by OWEN r. HILL. Drusgs-.
nah 10 Mark ct Plaza Frank lin ST
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NoRtoiN X, Saturday March n, 1855 The follow
hg vessels put in here day in distress Brig Ar
e"oT' I"rt Whistler, from Maracaibo for New York
with cargo OF us,ic lose of deck load boais sails
sn1 'pars, and leaking; schr Nile tor New YORK
with cargo of rice, loss of anch.r and ssii. schr
Fanny 'rocker, Crane, from Dayton, Mass, for Bal.
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NEW JERSEY muHIClrAL ELECTIONS

sALrM. N. MatcI l5.--Ths election for town
.lSTfa at The place resulted In the over throw o
we hh"" Ho,hinss The town clerk, assessor, col
ISct"f iusice Of the pesce-in fact all the rorpo.
,'te "h'asr. either democrats or anti know
hOthtuKa
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!ATFST MAIL. NEWS. |


Tie kpoar Notb,ag Nomination al St0Ha-
oa.Ic1irstyoftbe Democrats More SmaN
Poo hYH5cr Storm-AN,ctsag ErrHt!
STAuxroN, March l., 1858
The nominations of the Winchester Con.
veptiaH have been received here with enihu-
sissm by the Know Nothings, and those who
sv1npsthi2ed with that party. Mr.. Fluurnoy
.yas. | think, the choice OF great many per
sons belonging to the organization in this
county. and from what learn, will be urac-
,,piabla r. none Mr. Stuart had many warm
TRENDS hut I understand he will sustain thu
woke 81 cordially, and that those who favored
has nomination are not at all disaiiocted The
opinion seems 10 prevail generally among
1nru nj al parties, that the ticket is exceed
iultN strong, and decidedly the most formi-
d,hle that could have been selected The
kouw Nnthin&~ predict that they will carry
,Ite county hv 1000 majority. The usual
Mig majority has been six or seven hun
cred Gheir opponents, however, are unusual
IS active, forming associations at all the pre-
,.nrf~. and cauvSssiugthe county thoroughly
- George Tucker al Aihemarie, will address
the Democratic Association II this place to
ui.ht MANY =, lsrctS are expressed by per
sous fond al political discussion that the poi
L., ol the Know Nolhln%s has deprived them
ui the entertainment heretotor" afforded by
rival stamp orators IN times at high political
excitement. and urgv II rs Their Chioi oblec-
t,"n h. th,s organization
They log to see i tilt between Richard
..uG Saia,.in aud would even enjoy with keen
r-H>h small bit Of i skutnisli between the
I've e. ends who are candidates for promo
i.yn g. the Issutcranrg- Ii disappointed in
tHis hops. however. they anticipate the most
hitter anl yruru,us newspaper Censurcs
TIA; has ever been known IN Virginia.
h,5r that there arr several new eases of
s,u III po& in the county | do not think IT
is likely 10 spread as vaccination has been
very generally resorted - in all parts of the
county.
We hay, had some very disagrecable wet,
sloppy weather for a few days past. The
.ius have been steady. though not very
n~ayy and accompanied at night by vivid
rSh.nlH. AND loud pr,ls Of thunder r. day
about > clock, the clouds Dispersed, and
ihrx,uIal rays al the san are warming us up
considerably.
II is Iny painful duty tu announce in con
,usiou, the death uf the terrier dog, mes
TONED in a previous letter a. one of the
Yyrlrr> I" most frrocious ght, which lately
arrested the attention of our community. lie
departed this lie very suddenly yesterday
Incoming, the victim uIl,rstaud al strych.
u!u,. uT SOME other pnIS"n His dcreasc will
doubtless b" deeply drII"rcd by those VIII"
J,rA deep interest III him whilt, he lived
An event calculatc4, L. produce 50 deep a
s,u~aJinn h:l- uo: occhrred since the assasSina-
Gl"n at Bin Poole.
Yours, anonymously, LENNox.
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V,HE ADAMS EMPRESS CO,sNEV

T'HE ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S NEW
l. YORK, VA. AND CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND. Pc
TERSBuRG, NC. &c, &c.-Havinx effected arrange.
ments with the u y mail line of stea from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEciAL ExPsEss
PRIVILEGES on that route we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York MEn-
CHANDiSE and PACKAGES of every desoriptiop
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednss.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be rs.
ceved at our New York office, So Broadway until -
O'Clock, r. M, on the day of sailing.
Merchants aud others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order bv 1.-THE D A M 4
4 co.'s STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex.
press.
NOTICE.-Expres packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, inte nded for ship.
ment per steamers Roanoke or jamestown, will
hereafter be received by the ADAMS EXPREsS
CO, So Broadway, who the only authorized
agents for Express privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM Il PLEAsANTn
js 6-ts IS Broadway, New York.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoN

CONCORD March 1.-Two hundred and fourteen
towns hsNe been heard from with the follow Ing ia
suit -
Netcsif, S!,6e5; Baker 26,7l7; Bell, S152; Fow-
Ter, l26S.
The opposition have elected ten Senators the De-
mncra's une There was choice in district six
The House stands 81 opposition to 10 Democrats.
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Tao Ray. r. l.. MACON delivered Lecture be-
fore the Ynurs Mru's Christian Assoaiation OF Alex
aldria ol FRIDAY n.ht. Ills subject was Mind your
owo BuSnrsa" which the Gazette says lie handled
with ski aud taste
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ELECTION AT READING.

, ram nEirHrA, Mach l7.-At the election il
hesdlas gestsIday, Baird, the American candidate
ior Mayor, wag elected The vUts stood Bali,
iht'; Dung tdem $40 The Whole American tick
ct received sL2ut the saIue Iaj)rity Much excite
Iuepi prevailed
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA. March I6.-Denls Driscol ssea 80
years. was killed by ths cars the aermsnts VI
road this Ihora!ns, the junction Of Broad street
ils intoxicated.
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pEfAKTilRE oK TnE CAHAnA

b0sT IN. March 1.-THE Cunsrj steBms alp Canada
7t at 10 oelo-k this morning with 10 passengers for
liverpool sud 10 Tor Halifax She takes out 81 261
65 IN specie
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srEAMROAr AcClpENr-THE OHIO RIVE

NhEELieC, March l6.-The steamer PitisbuIs,
willie passing this evening, neglected lowering her
rhiinh-ys, which struck tho bridge making n COM
The boat
Th"e i- now 10 feet Of water in tho channel
snd II - raining
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA-


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANNOUNCE
MENT.-To all persons afflicted with Sexual disease
such as Seminal Weakness lmpotence, 0onorrhpa
elect, Syphilis, &c, &c.
The Howard Association of Philadelphia in view
of the awful destruction of human life and health
caused by Sexual diseases, and the dece ptons which
practised upon the unioiiunate victims of such
diseases bS Quacks have directed their consulting
Surgeon. SIS charitable act worthy of their name,
to give Medical advice gratis all persons thus at
fcted, male or Female who apply by letter, (post
paid with description of thrc condition, (sge,
occupation, habits OF lifa &c and in of ex-
treme poverty and suffering To furnish medicines
free OF charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent institu.
ton established by special endowment, for the
lief OF the sick and distressed all oted with "Niu
lent and Epidemic Diseases" and its funds be
used for other purpose IL has a surplus Of
means which the Directors have voted to advertise
tbs above notice 1t is needless to add that the As
socistion commands the highest Medical skill OF the
Address, (post paidl DR.. GEO r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Philadel-
phis, Pa
BY order Of he Directors.
EZRA HEARTWELL, President.
GEo FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
NH t7-St-
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PURSUIT. OF BAKER.
BALTIMORE MARKET, March II N

Nav YORK, March II The Clipper bark 6raps-
shot cleared this morning for the Canary Islands in
pursuit OF Baker, the murGe gro Poole.
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Jso. II. BesHER Ssc'y. de 80

NOTlCE.-Having this day disposed of
~ our entire stock OF GOODS to &. M ROStN-
BAUM co, they will continue the Dry Gnods
business at ouroid stand. They have been in
employment far the last two years, and therefore
recomme nd them to the public.
They also authorized to attend to our business
in collecting and settling accounts until the rst
of March next.
w. have removed to our new and splendid store
No. 1870 Broad street, two doors from tho corner Of
9th street. and will be prepared TO exhibit by the
commencement of March, an entire fresh aud well
selected stock Of Spring Goods.
ts Is & Nj RGSENRAUM
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ssi LADELPaiA. March ia saie here to-day of
10y 'hos Cube ln0lssses st "a cts. GALLON.
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A Ill PAIN CUREDTIKE MAGIC,

"A LII falN CUREDsLlKE MAGIC!
- USE DR. ROSES PAIN.CaJRER-ThIs pre-
paiatlon is truly the wonder Of the age! Cures al
pam. external or Maternal Pain in the Sides
Limbs or Rack, Chiiblains Agus or Lumps in the
Ache stih Neck, Sore Throat, Pains in the Bowels
and Stomach. Sudden Colds, &c. The PAIN CURER
beng hne Tonic Mixture, is also used with great
benefit tor Weak Stomach and Bowels, likswise for
Fever and kgue. Whenever Won have pain use the
Pain Carer freely, and will obtain immediate re-
lief 1t acts like magic Every family should have
bottle in the houss in case Of accident or suddsn
sickness 1t is truly tn. poor mans friend, and the
T1Gh :! mars "a, seearity ,,l2t Is and so cts.
THE GREAT COUGH AND CONSULTATIVE
On, J 3 ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR Elk.
PECTORANT, for the radical cure of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds Hoarsenesst Asthma Bronchitis Spit
tIng OF hiood, Inflammation of the Lungs Throat
/ and all Pulmonary Diseases This preparation not
only cures Consumption, IL taken time but 1t for.
titles he system against futurs attack. f,onah
Medicine, it is the best in the World, Ii IL nov
used aud recommended by Physicians at home and
DR.. J. 8. ROSES WaOOPING COUGH SYRUP
gives immedsts relie'. and frequently c1resin one
DIR. J. $. ROSES CROUPsYRUP never fails In
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint among
children. Price 25c
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM
DIR ROSES DYSPEPTlC OR LIVER CON-
FOUND .uIe cure for Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach.
Indigestion and Liver Complaint This Compound,
used with Dr. r. ss's Family Pills, has cured thou
sands of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
cine. and highly reeomnen by the late sele-
brated Dr. Physck so cts.
DR.. ROSES ALTERATIVE or FAMILY PILLS,
for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Soar
Stomach and Costfveness These Pills, like all DR..
Roses Medicines, contain no Mercury they mild
In pursng, and, when used with the Dyspeptie or
| Liver Compound, will these formidable com
plants SIC.
FOR BILIOUS HABITS. BAD COLDS AND FE-
YER AND A0UE.
| DR.. J. s. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL
| ROAD PILLS.-These Pills called Railroad
Pills, because they go ahead of ell other Pills tn
their good effects an active Purgative Cathss.
tic Medicine. they have equaifee from gripping,
carrying on all secretons and bile from the stomach
and bowels-they can be taken ut all seasons, BY
both Of all ages, and without regard to wea-
Their exposure. Ii taken with Dr.. ROSES FEVER
AND AGuE Tonic MIXTURE, they will prevent and
cure tina most stubborn cases Of Fever and Ague or
Bilious Fevers-12t and 25 cts.
All the above celebrated Medicines sold by PUR-
cELL, LApD X Co. q. A. Strecker, A. Bodeter Al
exander Duvai Duval Norton, J. b. Wood, VIM.
L. Ladd ard 3. NJ Zaehrisso
f. A Uxa,a f.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co
BY LARUS & SHINE

BY LARUS i, SHINE
STOCK OF GENTS FURNISHING
- dOOOs. CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS
AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 2;3d instant CON-
n'encing At 10 O'Clock will proceed TO sei at auc-
ton, at the store Of M.ssrs w. r. Adcock 4 Co
under the American Holei-they being about to de-
cline business their entire stock consist pg in mart
OF Hair Cloth, Nail Tooth and Crumb Brushes: CT
gar Gases; Table .; land Mirrors; Hat Hooks; Boys
Selts; Fine Seaps Snuh Boxes; Coat Links; Odor
Boxes I.ubn's Extracts; Perfumsry
Also, beautiful assortment of Canes.
Also, superior assortment of Clothing and Eur-
nshinR Goods together with beautiful assortment
Of Fancy Articles.
The Goods are all f. sh having been recently pur.
chased with great care.
Terms cash LARUS Il SHINE
mn Is Aucts,
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CLAVE LIFE INSURANCE. COMPA

SLAV F. LIFE INSURANCE, GONNA
~ NY.--Ths Richmond Fire Association las ths
pioneer among the offices in this State for this kind
OF insnTance,) with cash capital and urplus Of
S2l5,C COO, pre- pared to issue policies on the
lives OF Slaves-being strictly prgiaia In.grapcs
Company, its Board of Directors (persunaIly Known
to the community holding their mestings in this
city where all lnasss promptly and Literally ad-
usted-enttes it To liberal share of the public pa
tronage.
Office lat presently corner Main and 9th streets
Medical Exaniner-Dr. Nj. Burton.
JAMES G. CRANE, President.
.Iso. II. BesHER, Sec'y de 80
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EOR SALE.-Fifteen Lots of Land, va
Il ryng in size, and fronting Leigh ard Howard
ss., are now in market, threeot which have besuti-
ful buildings upon them; the balance handsome
building Lots, and about half mile beyond the
Western part of the city These Lots will be sold,
the whole or in part, may suit purchasers, plat
of which be seen by application To the SubscIi-
Der. JAMES ID. ELLETT
de 5 General Agent and Com 10 Marchant
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSCITTTT.

JOIN ". DAVIES,
STONE CUTTER,
SOUTH sIDE OF DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE
RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
Kind patronage during the past three years and
beg leave 10 say that am prepared to furnish
store Fronts. Monuments, Toubs Vaults and at
tend to Enclosing Bnrying Grounds, aud in fact ali
work in the Stone-Cuttng aad Building line
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to bs sur
pass North South. oc 81
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l UMBER AND SHINGLES.
200 600 f.. clear Canada White Pine long len ths
and all sizes
lou,nao a. seasoned Button wood, superior quality
lWl .oH II. 5s aud inch Oak, tor tobacco boxes.
csi, 900 It. Poplar.
$1,000 It. 4 N Caroins Dressed Flooring
$4,000 II. 81 Dressed Flooring
tu,uoO II. !, H. :, 9 aud Inch Buffalo Ash.
1',noo n. |, J., and inch Rock Maple
900 4. Sd N Carolina Ship Plank
i"' 10 q, /, J.! : and inch Black Walnut.
i #. ! !: 2snd s inch White hickory
lc.n"h n. !, II, and inch Cherry
Also Mahogany Plank and Scautlius: which Tvs
oner at low prices and on accommodating terms
JAS BEtEiN Il PARKER
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JUST RETURNED FROM

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
H a tour West, can now be found at my office,
ana prepared 10 ate nd to all claims arising out OF
the different wsIs in which the United States has
been engaged have lately formed co partner
ship with gentleman of intelligence and known
business habits in Texas, who viii give prompt at
tentOa to matters OF business that may be entrusted
to Persons who lost relations in FanniDgs de-
feat, at he Alamo, who died in the Texas
receive information by calling at my Office
f. V. SUTTON, Sen'r,
No 2 Law Building, Richmond, Va.
N. b am aso Comm ssioner of Deeds for the
States of Texas
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