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COrOner,s lnuuest.

SUICIDE SHOOTING HIMsELF-At early hour
yesterday morning the occupants Of the house No
Carlisle street, awakened by the noise Of pistol
shot. On coming down stairs they found Jsco,
Carra who resided in this house along with his wife,
lying the front door with pistol In his hand and
apparently in dying condition. Medical aid was at
obtained, but the unfortunate fingered bat
short time death put end to his suerngs No
external wound could be discovered but IL believed
that the deceased had discharged the pistol into his
mouth, producing internal hemorrhage. Coroner Gam
bic held inquest the body OF the deceased whsn
it appeared that he left his home Monday. telling
bis wife that he was going to collect some
money that due him. This the last tina.
was of the deceased until he was found by the
neighbors on the sidewalk opposite his promises,
dying from q wound inflicted by his hand letter
from deceased received by his wife through Swars
Post Cice Despatch stating that he intended commit
ting sucide that he had met with money losses
ana was tired of life. post mertem examination Of
the boey was made when It appeared that the several
arteries of the throat much lacerated producing
internal hemorrhage, resulting in almost death
The decea ed k. pit eigrant boarding house at the
place in question: and of late met with heavy losses in
business which brought melancholy state of mind,
and In OF these temporary Ats of alteration
of mind that he committed the rash act The pistol
loaded with powder and shot, and strange to say
signs of injury could be discovered until the post
morton animation made Deceased was about
46 years Of sge, and was born in Germany.
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HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1855.

In California progressing enthusiastically Frequent
heavy rein storms had been experienced, and ths
nsss producing largely ct any time in the
history Of the country The yield this year win pro-
baby sxossd that Of any previous one.
Ths receipts Of the Chicago Alton and st. Louis TOR
marty the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad Company for
the second week in April, amounted to S27,s3o 90.
The st. Louis Republican Of the 10th inst. Says
IL Understood that meeting OF the creditors Of the
ton Of The hrm-Mr Bacon having arrived in the city
day two since Proportions submitted to the
drcrs, which discussed and favorably received.
Thse propositions forming the basis OF the settlement
between the partes win be mace public to An
sxcsllent feeling prevailed at the meeting, and 1t Is
hoped that auspicous results viii follow from II.
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SECOND BOARD.


TUESDAY, APRIL Al r. M.
AsHEs.-200 bbls. sold; prices unchanged.
BREADsTufFs -Elour.-Less doing, and prices were
without change Of moment; about 500 5000 bbls,
SO 81 Western co. at $40 81 $40 49, Southern about
e0 800 bbls) at sl1 s13; and Canadian 1000 900
Sn Sn9 % M % whs S ~ 20 and scarce 400
at 81 Al 81 so. Corn frm $4,000 bushels sold, in
store and delivered sAisay white and yellow at 81 ls
MesL-100 bblp. New Jersey were sold at IS.
CoFrIE Sales OF about 600 bags were made at 1oc
10 Dealers were waiting an auction sale Of bags
CorToS.-The sales included $500 5000 bales. The
market closed firm.
FRnGnTs-To Liverpool 200 bales compressed cotton
engaged at 316d. To London 900 bbls. turpsn-
tine we're tsben at Is lid To Hamburg 100 bales cot
ton at 30, nd $50 do. to Rotterdam ct 80. To Ham
burg 7c packages drugs taken at 25s. To Havrs
1500 bales tom for packet OF 10th May, at 10, and
bone and cotton by the packet of the ls c. rise
&c. and ashes at 7c &c. for pots and pearls No change
in rates to California.
FRrr-4oo 500 boxes sold, including Malaga raisins
at 90 oas2 IS; and layers ats 10 a 81 IS.
HAy.-tC0 bales ct 81 IL.
Mp-Wihin a few days 1000 bslss of Manila have
IAaD-Mnket firm: 600 7co barrels and tierces sold
LoewOoD-2so tons St. Domingo, in bond, sold at sls
IS on board ship
and 400 tons sold, chiefly Spanish at SO L. So
ls, since held at SO 37ia % So Galena was firm at
MoI1ssrs.-About 800 bbls New Orleans were sold q.
&c. 2ec.
NAVAL SToRHS-l0O Dds. spirits were sold at 43c, in
shipping order and zoo bbs common Iosn at 81 65 psr
$40 Tbs delivered
PROVISIONS. -Pork-Msrket easier, with greater
activity. Sales OF about 500 barrels made, in
Guiding old at SIC ~ and 60 at SIT 90 SIT
IS, with new prime at $l812 Beef-Firm, with sales
at a slight Improvement loo barrels beef hang were
sold at $50. Bacon frn200 boxes short middes were
sold at &c.; long clear at 8c sac cut ts
firm but In good demand ct improved prices 500
. 500 hhds and terces were sold at 7Xc. 7kc. for
shoulders, and at 9Lc 9Xc for hams.
RIcE-25o casks were sold ct 55sc 67sc, and closed
firm.
SPICES SEQ cases preserved ginger sold at ST.
SueAR-Active. Sales Of 500 900 hhds., included
in which 1000 Porto Rso part in bond, at 4xc,
and the remainder at SAC. $500 do Cuba niuscovAdo
ut &c. 5kc and 800 400 do. New Orleans at 5,Sc.
TOBACCO is less active stocks being very small de-
srabe selections and high Sales 65 hhds Ken
lucky and kaysvie, at SAc II c. 1913 bales Havana,
at 24c. Csc IS seed leaf at 5c. he q CAGES
Florida, at 12hc zoe.
Whisky About 800 400 barrels State we're sold ct
about $50 a $3.50 closing dull.
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Port OF New York, April "a, 1865.

CLEARED.
Bark Bari Al B r. Barton, Havana Taylor Co.
Bark Traitt vanaman, Nassau, Mp, Bacon, Sargent
Bs R D.sssa H s%s Ps4, s'n Dsl.sss
Aui csss
RR E ssss kss y s:s. ssenss x Pfss
Brig Black Swan Davis Georgetown ccrs.dy. Mott
Brig winawsrd, Killman, Bucksyille, R r Buck Co.
sehr John Mary sBry. Gardner Halifax. H Braine.
ssnf:s ass n.
ss Emily E. S..s Bsnas s.. L'Td'a
I..i f.Ss ssIss1 Ss:s
Steamer Mount SAVAGE Meyer B.ItI%sre Cromwell. line
Steamer sfsri, Miller, PhlladsipSa, W n ihompsoa
.u s': and esssss Urea
SdF in ss ys ss %s
fsrias, bound up sd inst lat q is N lon 10 70 W. spoke
x =. Ts:
s .sIP S..s!lss rem I!:. s $
;%sl:s s,s;,;$sS,s S:ss: &: ss.:ssss
sig Ontario wosS, i;sIpsol. S,sS @s;s ana $50
Is: xII Lac q Z Ion e. .D..s -. MSs!a
ss e. III W.
u
Gibraltar 10Th and Cape 81 Vincent 18th, with fruit 70
Chamberlain, Robinson Co. March2l lat &c, Ion 07 30
spoke bark Panchta from Malaga for New York. 10Th inst
lat So 81 lon 6S saw the wreck Of vessel tarAn above
ss is:n %s color s1i .is.s s s.s q
Sss s s rs ou
Bark Elizabeth Young hessina 40 days and passed oh
gsIss s area:
date lat 20 Ion spoke bark yoyager from Marsciilss
for Boston, and parted company IN lat 81, Ion 40.
Bark WielAnd (Brem) Hencke, Bremen ~ dayswh mdss
aud passengers to Meyer Stncken Experienced heavy
weathtr tho rasse sprung manmast lost msu topsa
Bark Caroline Bren) Stfckc Bremen, 40 days In bal
last with SO to Pavenstadt Schumacher Mar
81 so Ign IS 3D. spoke Byem ship Heinrich Won Gascr.
bchkd Z; 9th Inst lat AZ Ion A. Am brig Mary Hami
west Of tho Banks with thick weather. :,
Brig Iiszy Csrow lBr, Crsmp, Naples; 90 dsys, with
brig Caura days hence for Cudad Boivsr 18th lat 81 g.
Ion g. passed Am vessel with painted ports supposed
bark wstlogged and abandonsd all hsr spar. and gsns
rigging attached 20 the izen mast. II
Brig Thos (of Bostcn), Smith. 81 Lucar Spain,
dsys with &c TO Giro Francia Co. Experienced
heavy weather lost mainsan and ibboom, ana received
a AiSps a Trery ssiinus PR 70 days with sugar
and TO schessnaer Go; vessel to Braine
April lat 49, len g. spoke sehr Jane from
spots sbin Iptrissc Of Altos New Orleans steering
III 10Th st IS Ion II 81 spoke ship Matches (whaler OF
Bedferd with fuli cargo Of oil bound home. .
ri, Irene (of HsrrirEtonl, wass Jaemel IN days. with
schy Isasc Cohen Hertz (of Rocklsa bullock Guaya.
ma Pr IS days with sugar sndmola'ses bound to 81 John
scsr Charlie, smith (of BrOokhAvsn Moorshouse Mats
geyia u dy't vita slAN sna u0sassss, 70 HsrIH V0
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Memoranda.

Ship spithre, at San Francisco 18th ult sl< days
Bostcn equator the Atlantic and 81
Cape Horn Passed through the Straits of lie Marie Jan 2
and encountered heavy Sc gale was compelled 70 put
II company with the clipper ship Golden City Of and from
clipper ships steering to tho Westward While OF the Caps
several large cebergs Experienced Northwest and
northerly winds Cape Masafuero, which she
made Feb 18th Was y dsys from lat 70 70 80 3 during
in the Pacific March Ion liz 3d. during which time
had aht winds and Gains Did not take in skysails once
from lat 46 to port Was within miles port the sd
u1t, after which had very Light Winds
LAuNoHED-At Ellsworth 18th inst, by Mr. Isaac WELL
fine three eighting ship 1900 called the Hor
aon ShcFe already an Am ship # the name The Is
fitted for se and to Boston, in charge Of
Reed, of Chelsea Ne. rr
MIssING VEssE-Schr John Clark Mckay for Kingston,
hich sid hence Sd ut had not arrived 18th inst aud
fears for her safety She fine clipper
vessel Of 146 register built at Baltimore 1861
worth about $1,000 She had cargo valued at Yes
Baltimore
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- Eu04<~4 k44A9 ~ h&r0T0s
LouimASA yocxEy cLup RAcB -nsrAxu cocKsk.
(Sfsn Ne Nsv orisans Pieayuss, April 10
The nssti.Q 81 the IsulsAn. yocksy cinb ccn@esssd
ss sss SO s sss e, ,A ,s
few days before, In vhish ks made tws seasssasivs
heat in = each the s.s q: s, nd
nnhed them gave assurance that he could 20 miles
although he had before ssssmpsa that distance
the expectations Of his frsssss even asasr ths nost
sdvsrss circumstances The attendance small
considering the sport that ". promised. rhs weather
The race affords bat little scope for isnxthsreA ass
cript'op, the hyorits II handy. lie hacsn1s
FESTIVE before starting, and showed The most dsciied
little trouble al starting be bounced o. took tss lead
and kept 1t throughout, In 33e
In the second heat There dfcuity In gstsiag
him the stand all sorts Of persuasive modes IN
the way Of whips, trooms, s.abs stiess sboats ke'
brought into action 10 Tighten him into proprety
ns be s sS his s &c
starters noticing took advantage OF BY letting 20 thsir
nsgs, and when ths drum tapped they we're not less
It locked like madness in the boy 70 attempt 70 closs
the gap but he did 1t gradually ut killing, steady
pace be "brushedn the entire mle first overhsuliag
dinary time Of i42 being IKE Is nit essr mode "
america with proper 'oeisM After passing Bjou the
race was at an end.
SUMMARY.
TUESDAY, April 17--Propretor's purse s4oo-two mile
W. I. chestham's cb. g. Henry Perritt, BY Mar. !.
grave, out Of Old Stocking, by ThornhIi-3y.o. 1 i
W. ]. MINORS b T. Bjou, by Imp. Sovereign, out
A. iscomte i Co Is CD. I. Gaiistina, BY Gaiiatin,
First Heat Second Heat.
ind IL mile mile 3s;..::,: i isss ii siss
$3.50 $40
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Herald Marine Correspondents,

" H0raIu MARINE OOrrespOhu6hC6s
EDGARTOWN. April 20-Arr brig Catharne Nicholr
Knowlton Dotoy for Boston, with loss OF anchor
Nantucket Shoals night Of 18th.
Also schr Tufts, Trotter Philadelphia for Boston,
with loss Of anchor near Cape Pose night Of 10Th.
Also schrs Onatavia Simonon Baltimore for Bath;
GAnnett, Petchl New York for Rocxland
Sid brig Caharine Nichols schrs Tufts Onatsva
and Gapnett
No arrivals 22d.
2Sd-No arrivals up to 7 AM.
PHILADELPHIA, April "a, PM-Arr sehrs Geo J
Jones Crowel and Telegraph Nckerson, Roston; Lady
Suffolk Baker, Salem.
CID banks Nashua Lewis Boston; Virginia Esselina Will
kins Bird Isand Cordelia Johns Havana schr Juniata,
Willard, Bangor.
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Tele9raphic Marine Reports.
BOSTON, April 24-Arr ships Magellan, Valparaiso: Uxi
corn. New Orleans; brigs Amanda Jane. Trinidad; WIN
0roton, Aux Cages.
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Seven fboussnf busAsi q wtess aos, iess'y =
waGfte - cus cellar szf sght. Gye ssrts pr saa.
s,-,hs ghsss Ysi'. ever sss-a y hat siy.
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MARITIMR INTELLIGENCE.

voRx-THIs DAY.
Observation-Disclosures MOON sErs........morn 2 N
SUN sErs. I'D HIGH WATER. morn. IS
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NEW RIVER SULPHUR SPRING

NEW RIVER SULPHUR SPRINGS
In This beautiful Watering place, situated imms.
di.tely On the bank Of New River. 10 the county Of
Giles 1z miles below the point ct which the river s
crossed By the Virginia aud Tenns sses Railroad and
s miles from the celebrated :. Salt Pond Will be
for the ption of visitors the 18th Of
Juy The water possesses the qualities OF most OF
the einis Sulphur 6prir r. and regarded By per
sons who have tried Il ~ equal 70 any. Nov build-
10 e have been erected srd the psce fitted up with
visitors The proprietor has made arrangements TO
Accommodate about 100 persons the prese pt season.
aud every exerton on bis part will be made TO rem
der visit agreeable. From the Springs view OF
jestic cliffs, presented that 10 passed in gram
deur aud beauty By any scenery In the mountains
To the lovers Of hunting and fishing the strectons
are unequalled by any place in Virginia Our Phes
SAINTS and othsr game New River Cathsh Trout, C,
are found in the greatest abundance near the
springs Boats can be had at all times for excur-
sops the river, and cooveysnces for persons de-
sirous Of visiting the Salt Pondo the greatest
riosity In the moontaius. -
Passer gers for the New River Sulphur Springs will
tiausburg, where they will find Mr. john EchoPs
stsse on Mondays and Thursdays. by which they
will be enabled to reach the Serinss early IN the
evening ofthe day of leaving Richmond or Peters
and continue on next day by Biacksburs, Newport,
&c. On Mondays and Thursdays the stage will
leave the Springs for Chrstisnsburg in time TO con-
meet with the Railroad. On Wednesdsy's and Sat
urdsysa stage will for the Springs to the Salt
Pond" and will also convey passengers to Giles
Courthouse and connect with the lines to the White
and Red Sulphur.
FARE-sl SO per day; So per week; and s25 per
month -
~Petersburg Express copy for one month and
PeLersbure Integ encer twice week for one month
and send bills to H. Masters. Am-iis g ii
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Correspondence of the Dispatch. =

Ru.sinn Contract Hot Wedher-Aged SuicideDe-
scent on Housss Of III Fame Commercial
PHILADELPHIA, July 49,
Tho Russian government mas given very large
contract to Bancroft Sellers If this city for build.
Ing the machinery necessary for fitting mp two ex-
tensive machine shops at Cronstrsdt. These shop,
will have do all the york required to keep the Rus
sisp feet steamships &c. In repair.
Yesterday, at baifpsst NJ the Thermometer
At McAisters indicated heat of SO degrees in the
shade Pre- atmoaphsre would have been very cp
pressve, but for a fine breeze blowing from the
kouthwest. One or two deaths occurred from sun
stoke.
On Monday night one of the public lamps in wbsh
fluid 10 burned situated 10 Msrrotrs Lane, exploded
with o terrific nGiss sbattering the lamp to pieces
and a,terips the fluid in all directions
An old man named d avid Matthe VS. living at Pan.
bavile, the Darby road In the 24th ward. his
throat with a in the yard Of his dwelling
yesterday morning The wound proved fatal In.
Ssn'ly.
Charles Maynes, aged seven years, was drown I'd
In the Sehuykill yesterday afternoon, while bath
On Monday next, proposals for the whole or any
for hy the North Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
will be opened
The police made descent" yesterday and cap.
tursd seven keepers of houses of i'll fame
Flour IL stll quiet There 10 moderate demsnG
fol- city use at 80 IS to SiGi per bbls. for common
extra and fancy brands Rye Flour is held at 81 Is
and Corn Meal at "a sly per bbi. for Pennsylvania
There 10 very little doing In Wheat.
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M ONIGUMEkY WHITE SULPHUR
wi aPRINQs MQNIQQMERY COUNTY VA

ON LIZ ~ ooLA LIN
WI SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
THIS and beautiful watering place will be open
for the reception of visitors the 10Th OF July It
is delightfully."- situated the western slope of the
shanies, in MONTGOMERY county, about and a
half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from which branch road takes you to the Springs,
30 that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Danville or
Petersburg by the Southside Railroad, arrive In
Lynchburg in time to dine, where they can stop all
night continue the Virginia and Tennessee
Road passing the Peaks of Otter, crossing the Blue
Ridge following the beautiful valley of the Roanoke,
climbing the Alleghsnies to the Big Tunnel, where
they take the branch to the Springs arriving there
by O'Clock In the afternoon. These Springs are
three miles from the Yellow and four from the Ale
ghany Springs.
The waters of these Springs are very similar to
the water of the Greenbrier White Sulphur, more
pleasant to the taste and equally effective In their
use. They have made some most remarkable cures
of diseases of long sta ndng and believed in the
neighborhood to be an infabe remedy for dyspep-
STA and almost every disease that has assumed q
chronic state. There also two fine chalybeate
springs, one of them very strong,
No expense has been spared in fitting up this pro.
perry and every exertion will be made to render q
visit pleasant and agreeable. The services of Mr.
THOMPSON TYLER, who IL we'll known in almost all
the Atlantic cities have been procured who will be
assisted by corps of gentlemanly and obliging az
sistants A fine Band of Music IL also On gagged.
q Communications may be addressed to
kOBT. Ell. MOSBY,
Prest Montg'y White sulphur Springs Co.,
lie 2S-ts ShawesviLle, Va.
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RUNAWAY.
0077 DOLLARS KEWARD.-Rs'

O01l DOLLARS KEWARD.--kan-
ZVDU sway nom the subscribsr. residing e Net
:. vii Rsrtfe county North Carolina, ON the 9Th
iS.s two NEGRO MEN, viz. PHILIP and tina
PHfLIP Il dark black, slender man. about Elk
fat hish With bat ono eye. I purchased him In
Richmond Va In November last / learn be wss
raised in OF near Frederick sburg va where his mo-
Their resides which place he will probably 20 90:
size with thick lips, feet or 10 inches hisbhas
sturn, gloomy, disconteute countensnce pur-
Petersburs at Mr. Cosen,s sale, where he has q
wife. He was raised by Mr.. Csbinem. He hes pro-
bably gone TO Din widdle.
will give 800 reward for the delivery OF each or
either of them to me here. or to Mr. 8. GRADY.
Richmond. CULLEN CAPEaAhI,
Merry Hill 7. O., B critic co., North Caroiins.
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lACkoVN' 5 EXCELSIOR BlIll-

4 ACkoON' EXCELSlOR Bile
- In Justice to X Ii. Jackson, and imvss
sense of duty to those afflicted with Dpp,a
loss of appetite, l will state thst hsWIlM
Excelsior Buffers with the happsst eject O.
tie daughter, | confidently recommend hsui
who are afflicted with the above complaint
w. G. FERGls
Richmond, April 70. 1855.
l advise every family to procurs thess Bra
They may be found at E. ] Picot's, A. ais-
8. NJ. Zachrissop's, Chas. millspaugbs Sa1
Beers', and Alex. Duvai's, Druggists, Ri,hna
AL orders promptly attended to. d
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DOTOMAC AVILION PINEY

L PUNT, 81 MAhYS CO MD.-This desir6-
BILE place for health and bathing is open for
the reception of vistors with nothing left undons
that will promote the comforts Of its guests.
Many improvements have been made since my
last season. A Lunch Room haa been built for the
accommodation eff visitors at all seasonable hoors
built to accommodate those at distance; Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board; Ten pin Al
legs and Baths have all been improved and free
to visitors only am thanh full to the public for their
patronage the last two seasons. and hope to my
old friends and many new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shalI be clean and well kept. Chill.
dren with Whoopipg Cough and Measles will not be
admitted boardera.
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day, -; for three days less than a
week, 81 so per day. ty the week $40; by the month
81 Is per day. w. w DIX, Proprietor
lie tter boxes have been placed all the steamers
for the accommodation of visitors. je 2S-1m
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A LIS WELL THAT P5 ~.
THINGS THAT / HaVV

II have seen the m ost wortbIs,, OH
dress the most fashionsbly. and ", !.
| have seen the most talented v,,
piers and die drunkards. '0ans zs =,
| have seen men who boa,ted m,.,
who were not able to pay their all t !ess n.
| have seen men who made M.
their bravery and daring expl.it, ,41 ''e =
l have seen the same men run sv.s
But have never yet seen nan ras ~,
who had used 4" "osas ).
PoLLARD'5 RHEUMATIC rru,
for khenmatism, Eeurslsis, psi,. SlsRs,
Bruises, Crarnp or every thing Of ~. ss'ns 4
not been speedily relieved. "0 Aln9 Ut J,
FOR sale by PURCELL. LADD m
Beers, Adis Gray, Duvsi 4 Mort. ~; Ben.
L. B: rhonnas, and Druggists ressr,1,. ]
the sitT. san,,,
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TOBACCO AGENCY.-GREEl

IiEA1 n N ALLEN, SHn FIans 'V0 Y q
aud l34 Front at, New York, sell TosNH =
mission direct from and per account q a.a
manufacturers, AID 10 whom " refer
Mesus Edmond, Dsvep port l. Co, RssYss
reply to any questions and transact srJ sasls
our house.
Having established a branch Of our bore >
fors, our resident partner in that city WI 9
personal attention to the receiving, trsnstYFa
securing the lowest rate of freight free afs
sion) on all goods consigned to cur sM 's
nsuse. ol1-a'
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nTsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEK-

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PAkTNEk-
IL sHIP-The co-partnsrship heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm OF
S0th If June, bsving disposed of their business to
SIMPSON BAGNALL.
Those indebted TO the late firm, reqrested to
settle their accounts at and the debts OF the
concern will be paid by JOHN WRIGHT. !R
VIM WsI4HT
JNO WRIGHT, JR,
JAS. B. WRIGHT.
Ricbrond Julv 1855
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WILLIAM T COLEMAN &

CHANTS, CALEDONIA AND RRoET STREET
FRAscIsco, CAL Office No. 81, Wall s.i.s
York. W T COLEAh
HENkF CAklN
j. II. WILLhni
Mr.. COLEMAN is in New York. ard VlFnf
pers every Information IS 10 markets. islTsl'
II EXCHANGE on SAP Fraucisco ffn.T.
VIM 7 C0LEsA'
je 29-ts 81 WsAFs