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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

The TURNER'S AT BosToN.-The Germans are
holding festival at Boston. On Wednesday they
received Gymnastic societies from a number Of
neighboring cities and on Thursday went, by the
Worcester railroad. to Florence Grove, where
they had concert, some speaking, various gym
nastc and field exercises with a dinner and a
ball. On Friday there were gymnsstic perfor m.
ances 10 the morning, and dramatc performance
In the evening at American Hall. The pieces play
ed were "The German Emigrsnts" farce Ia one
act by l.. Rernstein, and "The Cossack and the
Volunteer" by Kotzebue. After the performance
there was ball.
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RICHM ND, VA
WEDNESDAY moRNlNe,......AuaUsT q, !

The HrLEN JEwErr TRAcEDY.-The N. Y. Ex-
press of Monday publishes communication from
II. Wilson, the much sought after witness In the
case of Richard p. Robinson, who was tried for
the murder of Helen Jewett 10 New York nearly
90 years ago.
Hesays he was In Furlouq's store on the Sa,ur-
dav evening that Robirson came 10. At that time
Robipson had on a cloak muffl ed around him, very
fulI in size of dark olive brown color, and a
fur cap. The store had but one lighted candle TO
IL and the clerk was not In the store. II think II
must have been near eight O'Clock when left ]
had no thought or suspicion about the matter until
reading the report OF the trial and after the &C.
outtal of the prisoner | was not disposed to take
the responsib !l!ty of proving. Furlone's perjury,
and Robinson's guilt Considerable enquiry was
made In The ily paperss for the person that was
Ia the store on the fatal evening, and a tolerably
good description given me; but have retraiued
from making myself prominent In the case, and
ne yer should have done SO but for the article in the
Express" .---.
The Express goes on 20 say that Robinson was
ACQUITTED principally on the belief that an altbi had
been proven. Furlong, the grocer II will be re
membered testified that Robinson. the young man
who was 10 his store the evening in question:
aoore dark blue frock coat He swore also that
Robinson came into bis store exactly at half past
nine o'clock To use his own worda, sit did not
vary one minute from that time" Now, Roaina
Townsend, the woman who keeps the house AZ
Thomas street, distinctly affirmed that she went
to the door and let Robinson in, at nine or half
past nine O'Clock He had cloth cloak When
he came In he raised his cloak as nearly to con
cea bis face. Robinson of course. could not be in
the Nassau street grocery and at AZ Thomas street,
at one and the same time. and the man who had on
frock coat In the one place. could not have been
the man 10 the black cloak, at the door of the
other. Mr.. Furiong was parsonage of character
and standing In the community, and his evidence
was accepted, therefore, in preference to that OF
Roaine TownpeBd, a woman who was an acknows
lodged and notorious prostitute. Had the testimo-
ny of wilson been In court Robinson would have
been convicted.
Ii will be remembered that Furlong afterwards
committed suicide by lesping overheard from
vessel near Havana.
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FALL RACES.
A ~ sass e Il! ;;T;:;;; $$ss !:

eA IS Isl s i; sa,';ss5s4 sss !:
october, 1855, aud continue SIX d'ys swsspstake
FIRST DAY-MoNDAY. Oct s.ra o. more to make q
fot s ase. four iie heats sle rNsf 500 entrance
nee ne rropsls.eia is. June with the following
M ENTEIss ENT.s ). rp. fhilo By Mari.
- o.t Of Csssardrs, four yesIss sJ,s Read bv War
", ~ To,yle. names ob. m CoIoesia n's''''
re, ors OF .osre rsIsss ch b. Henry, By Glen
,os out OF Msdors. four years osa' r,o.,,s bv WAR
Mr. John Campbell names ca. N. F.ofiae' oS way
-, ~, an. Of ARR Watson, By Glencoe; s.nu
ger, oIr tn CampbeII names ch. e. Laura spiiiman,
:. W.,nsr. out of Gloens, three years 9ia.
ar. James Tally nsmess 9. Sns-.so o. cu, rsat. =,
pfinee George out OF hee's'ers 'S'n' '''eA Se4''
oie: p m.Cyrsth names eh b. Sam Letcher, BY
w..uer. out of Medoc mare, four years old;
NJ, Johr Walsh names b. g. Lawson, by wagner,
ors Of MinstrePs dam, seven years oId.
oe uo Calm Green names eh h. Frankfort, By Glen
.... out OF Mary Morris four years oio.
sTcaNp sT; q; 5bY-TUEsDAY.-As sweepstske for
..e, I'D $50 entrance, half forfeit, mile heats,
sl1,.sd with the following subscribers:
David Mcdaniel names II by Regent dam oy
cbssthsm and James Tally names G. c. By Rev
suue dam Apdrewetta
oessi; TaIRo DAY wEDNEsDAY.-Jockey Club
fes,S eroITsTH DAY THURSDAY Proprietor's
Purse $500, two mile heats ,,
gJXTH DAY-SATURDAY.-Prcpr rurse
500 three mile heats for handicap race, nee ior
h,., oniy that have started in some race during the
week.
The following stakes are proposed o,, r,rrs
sFCOND DAY (SE CON RACED TUES,
DAY-A sweepstske for three year old coi's ana
Fl lies; entrance saoo, bali forfeit mile beats
THIRD DAY-WEDkEsDAi:-A sweepstsLe
far fouTyesr old colts and FLIES $500 entrance, hall
Forfeit two mile heats
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY-A Sweepstske for three
wear old colts and es $500 entrance, half forfeit
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.-A sweepstske
for unried three-yesr old colts and lies; SlD en-
trance bsifforfeit; mile heats
xTAl the above stakes to name and close lst Sep
ana CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

MoRMoNIsM IN ENGLAND.-The London Times
says: '1n various parts OF South Wales the emi
issaries of the MormoDites most active In pro-
psgsting aud spreading the doctrines of the Latter
Day Saints, and among the laboriDg population
they have bsen indeGatigable In urging the odious
practice of polygamy. Among the miners and
colliers of The iron and coal districts of South
Wales the tenets OF this sect find peculiar favor,
and we regret to say that In too many instances
these poor people have been perverted, and con-
siderable number have this summer lett their
homes and country to seek their happiness at the
great American settlement. More about to fol-.
low this autumn"
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CALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATQR Thin 9

~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This machine
was invented and patented by by g. B. Salmon OF H.
linos and wherever it has been exhibited has tax
precedence of all Others, for cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds. h I +
Fhe first Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York, and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether impurities from wheat 1t will se
parate any two seeds of different size or weight 10
simple in its construction and easily kept in order
It peculiarly adapted to farmers requires
but little power TO work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use. g
1t can b. furnished at the following prices viz:
For Farmers Machine that will clean Is 10 so bush.
els per hour ............................ $50
For FarmerS Machane that will clean so to
so bushels per hour. ur......................... S5
For farmers Machine (arrangcd for horse
power) that will clean so bushels per hour so
For Miller's Machine that will clean 80 to so $50
bushels per hour. IS
For Millers Machine that will clean so to
IS bushels per hour. our......................... 100
For Miller9 Machine that will clean 125 to
l5O bushels per hour. our....................... $50
For Millers Machine that will clean $50 to y
200 bushels per hour. 200
Address RO. M. ANDERSON, sa
Commission Merchant, Richmaud, Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold ON reasonable
terms lfe 2o-2awts r. MA
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WHALES CAPTURED.--A late number of the In.
verness (Scotland) Courier states that large mum.
Der OF bottle-nosed whales entered the Moray
hrih, on the northeastern coast and were chased
by the fishermen, who succeeded in driving 1854
ashore, abreast the town of Waterloo, besides
many more at other places. At one place, shep-
herd killed more than twenty of them with a
scythe.
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THE BRANDY TRADE. The decrease of the bran
dy trade ia strikngy illustrated In the absence of all
American vesses from the port of La Rochelle for
the last six months fact which It 10 said never
Cured before The French papers ascribe IL to the
failure Of the grape crops and the temperance move
ments In the United States The former 10 probably
the most effective cause; bat IL Freuch brandy Is
not now I'm ported, what an immense amount OF poi
sonous substances must brandy drinkers be using
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FALL ELEcTIoNs.-Eectio have yet to be
held this year, we believe In twelve States. 10
most all of them Legislatures aud State officers
to be chosen; and in four of tn em Representa-
tives to Congress On the latter class are Louis
iania, Mississippi, Georgia and Maryland, which
are entitled 10 the aggregate to twenty rec mem
bers The election will take place as follows
California. Tuesday September 4; Vermont, Tues
dsy, September 4; Maine, Monday, September 10;
Georgia, Monday, October 1; Pennsylvania, Tues
dsy, October 9; Indiana. Tuesday, October g. Ohio,
Tuesday, October g. louisiana, Monday. Novess
6er s. Mississippi Monday November 5; New York
vember g. Maryland, Wednesday, November 7;
Massachusetts, Monday, November II.
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POLICEMAN SoLD.-The schooner Linda which
arrived last Sunday morning at Newburyport
Mass was instantly boarded by about twenty po-
hceman (from Information furnished tnem) who
seized three 20 gallon kegs one 16 do. and one 10
DO, which proved on examination to be full of salt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

POWDER MILL ExPLosIoN.-On Wednesday last
sollipg mill belonging to the Messrs Dupont's
powder works, about three miles from Whining.
severely.
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MAN KILLED BY A CHILp.-A man was killed In
ClAik county Ark. ON the 29Ih nlt, by child about
nine or ten yesrs OF age. Tho chds father was en-
gafed in fist fight with another man, when the
child rao up spd stuck knife In his fathers sdyer
sary--kiiBe him sllnost Instantly.
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NAVAL ENeAGRMENT-Atew few nights since, sail
boat approaching the shore at Bath, Me-, was
boarded by police officer, whom the brave crew
Instantly threw overheard. The gallant officer,
however, again boarded the enemy, and succeeded
in capturing the vessel, with cargo of brandy and
wine valued al S400.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

STORM AT PENsAcoLA.-A violent storm passed
over Pensacola on the Sd inst. doing much damage
The United States sloop of war Cyane, being off
the harbor, and fearing that no pilot could come
out iu consequence of the severity of the squalls
got good offine and there rode out the Storm
One OF her officers 1t b stated, reports that In all
hisIexperience at sea he never had witnessed such
terrific squalls of wind and rain combined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

CAST STEEL BgLLs.-A new trade Is said 10
have been introduced into Sheffield, England by
th g casting of bells of cas-stee which is reported
to have all the advantages of bell metal with the
recommendation of greater cheapness
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AccIDENT.-G. N. Torrente, of New York, and
Baron Winspeare, the Nespolitan Minister to the
United States, were thrown from Q carriage at
Montreal, on the 18th inst. Mr.. T. sustained com
pound fracture OF the leg, and the Minister was
b8dly bruised -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

WEALTH OF BRt oKLYN, N. Y.-According to the
returns OF the assessors. the aggregate amount of
real estate 10 the city of Brooklyn this year s SS5r
545 6ss, and OF personal estate s39, making
s.total of Sl03. .24S 537. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

Ex-PREsIDENT FILLMORE IN IRELAND.-The
Cork Reporter thu. alludes to the honors paid to
distinguished visitor at the Irish lakes:
"The ex President of the United States, Mard
Fillmore, accompanied by Mr.. Davis, of the New
York bar and courier, has been sojourning for
the last few days at the Lake Hotel Killarney
Having been fortunate 10 having fine day through
the Gap he expressed himself delighted with
the enchanting scenery of this most delightful
spot and the varied beauties of the lakes and the
mountains surrounding AS he was leaving In the
morning, the buglers connected with the Lake
Hotel placed themselves under tree out of view,
andfcommenced playing Yankee Doodle As he
passed, the boatmen grouped in different parts of
the avenue, gave him three hearty cheers as an
acknowledgment of their gratitude to the great re-
public of America. This distinguished gentle.
man repeatedly acknowledged the compliment,
which was as unexpected as it was enthusiastic"
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ADyEsTuaaus CsAyT-The New oriesns papers
snnoubcs the arrival there, last week OF the Eloop
inc Medtefrsnesn She draws four feet OF water
and made the trip In 30 days. with cargo of fruit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

RESPECT To The MEMORY OF ABBOTT LAWRENCE
The merchants OF Boston met ar fsneuii Hall.
Monday morning, to take an Appropriate notice OF
the death OF Hon Abbott Lawrence. VIM Stureis.
Esq., presided, and speeches were made BY Hon
Robert winthrop, Edward Everett. 3. Thomas Ste
phenson, and others. resolution was passed to
close the stores on the day OF the funeral
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thought at the Navy Department, that that the ex
istence of the yellow fever at Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, with the attending circumstances. must
cessary delay the final completion of eli the u 8.
ships being constructed there at least six months
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Fortunate RUssIAN.-General Ostensacken
whose military career extends over forty.eieh
years, who has assisted at more than one hundred
battles and combats in which he has usually beer
found 10 the fret ranks, has never received ever
the sliqhest wound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

RELIC OF THE SLooP ALBANY.-fhe Boston Post
extracts from a private letter. from Beaufort g. C..
the fact that two water casks have been
floating OFF Bay Point, having marked on them {. o.
o. Ship" and the letters "B.a-n.y,n which ar be
lieved to have been on the United States ship Al.
bapy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

CoMPLrMENTARY.-A magnificent dinner was
given to MIR C c Gooch, OF London, a business
partner of Mr. George Peabody, the American
banker, by number of Boston merchants, few
days since, at the Revere House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

PRIZE AwARpEp.--The Boylston prize this year
is awarded to DR. VIM w Morland, of the Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal. The prize 10 Sl20.
gans."
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y FOR RENT-One of those heanti-

ks1 ful new Brick Tenements on 25th street. be.
tween MIR. V. Heckler's and Vensble street. The
House has good rooms and Kitchen with 2 rooms,
anG there ID an enclosed Lot OF about Il acres at
tached OF excellent soil for garden and an excel.
l'nt well of water within few feet of the house
Rent at the rate OF only S25. -Four times the rent
might be made off the ground easily. Apply at my
Shoe store, No. 43 Main ct. VIM WALSH
l4-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

SHIP BUILDING IN MKDFozD, MAss.- Five hun.
dred and thirteen vessels have been built Ia Med
ford between the years 1900 and 1855, with an se.
the estimates OF $45 per ton, of $40 449, 270 The
greatest number constructed 10 any one yard II e5;
aad, in any single year, 30 That year was 1e45.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

Lewiston, Maine, Monday, which destroy ed the
whole business portion of the town, insluding The
Auburn Bank building. with ali the books and docu-
ments Scarcely any merchandise was saved The
loss s estimated at upwards of $4,000 partially in
uFea =
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

sTr The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
.rceeds considerably that OF allthe Dsilypapers Of
eishmord combined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

E FOR RENT.-A desirable new brick
1aA Dwelling on Clay, between 7th and 9th streets
with Gas and Water on the premises. Possession
gwen Immediately. Apply to
su ls-6t L. A. J. CLOPFON
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c. FOR RENT.-A Cottage residence
Asa containing nine rooms, Grove street, in the
gown OF Sidney, abort distspcef from the Fair
Grounds. Apply to W.as RUBARp.
jy l4-tf =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

en- FOR RENT-A Tenement situated
ks1 on Union Hill, one door above Elijah Bakers,
containing rooms and kitchen with rooms Rent
$40. Apply to
WIN. CULLINGSWORTH, Jr.,
l6-ts Stall No 80 Old Msrket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

FOR RENT.-A Brick Dwelling
s..ss House at the upper end of Clay street. Pos.
ession given Immediately. Apply at this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22

M FOR RENT-One upper room in
ei2 the new Brick Tenement on 10th st., between
ksin and Cary St
ALsO-An Office in same 2 rooms, with all the
nodern convenences, suitable for a small family or
Muiiner's establishment. Apply to
BARRET MORRIss
Je % No. 1Sh Cary al
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Mr. James e. Wharton has retired from the edi
torial chair OF the Wheeling Times. altar conuec-
tion with that paper Of nearly twenty years con.
tiuuaEce A 15ss 4
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cHARITAILE.-Queen isabella of Spain. Il 10 8. ID,
has given ali the linen in her palace, 500 pieces
for the hospitals wheTe the cholera pasienfs are
fnsd and in addition to this very siderable
In money.
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Nh. FILLMORE IN PARIs.-A letter TO the New
York Times, says "Mr. Fillmore Ia at the Hotel
de Londres, and receives vast crowds of visitors
child who has already seen good deal of him.
said yesterday to her mother, Mother, l like MIR.
Fillmore; he always looks SO clean and nice u To
appreciate this opinion, you must know that Ia his
linen and the care of his beard, Mr. F. s the most
particular of men. Z
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E'OR RENT-Two newly-erectsd Brick
u Tenements on 25th street near Lsioh a. Ran-
hat Church, containing rooms including basement.
WIN passages, porches, closets, rentrys, &c, with
.hFaen attaGne snd well of superior water ON the
premies. Rent $3.50 each per annum, '--o
Apply to Ed. d. EAcHo or
JAS. N. CARTER, lath st..
10 <o-u Opposite Poa Ofics
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drove of 400 hogs crossed over the suspension
bridge from Canaa, on Saturday for the New Yorh
market.
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IOUshe FOR RHNY AND SALE
a FOR RENT Or LEASE.-Those
&E4 aNnRER EIOIIsER

HkH TON hEN OIk LIdDEl.- UUSc
IN two large STORES or WAREHOUSES, Nos
i67 snd 9,opt oste the Exchange Bank of Virginia.
and adjoining the large and elegant stores of Messrs
Kent Paine l. Co. Each Of these stores front IS
feet on Main street, with five hcors, running back
100 feet The Easements open on level with q
large paved court yard in the rear from which
wide paved alley leads to 1lth street, opposite ths
wing Of the American Hotel These are amongst the
most commodious and substantial buildings in the
city srd well ged for business establishments
of rs clsss there being in fact enough in each
tenement for two establishments. These stores are
now being painted inside and out The large store
room and basement of 67 be had imme edstely,
large room in the Sd story. Possession of tenement
No. l6s, now occupied by Messrs Jones& Potts, can
be had on the lst September next
The superior location of these stores being In the
heart of the city 10 too well known to require fur.
ther notice. Appl, to JOSEPH JAMES, Jr., at the
store Of hugh W. Fry, Esq, or to
.6-3tswts FLEMING JAMEs
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ss FOR SALE-A neat framed House
&ssA. on Mayo street. containing 5 rooms kitchen
wood and eosl houses with water in the yard The
'otironts 10 feet on Mayo OF and runs back on Cy-
press street 100 feet. For terms which will be yery
liberal, applyto THOB, w. KEEsEE,
~ IS-ts No 90 PsarI =.
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6oion Borlsnd, editor of the Arsspsas btate Ga
xsts, 10 ssriousiy AZ thoash thessaI - bs recover
ins.
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E FOR RENT.-A nice brick Tene-
ksa.a ment. corner of Sd and Marshall. Apply to
su Its GRUBBS L APPERSON
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OLD WHEAT AND NEw.-The new Genesee
wheat proves to be unfit yet for grinding, most
of 1t being damp. Hence parcels of old wheat are
eagerly sought for at full prices E. n Buell. sold
this morning $500 bushels, being part OF cargo
from Canada, at $2.26. 1t wa taken In lots for
grinding. The wheat Is fair quality of mixed
Canadian, about two-thirds white. There 10 but
little of this quality of wheat to be had at any
price.-Rochester AmericaN, dug. le.
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THOMAS W. KEESEE, q
AUCTTONEER. sg 3

OFFIoE WITH GEORGE r. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
VIII attend to the sale Of Real Estate and eyerv
description Of Merchandise. Household Purniture
ko Aiso-fo Renting out Houses, Collecting, he.
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Rev. j. Winters has resigned his charge ~ Pastor
Of the Ptesbytetian church Of Psrksrsburs. Va.
Rev William Eaton, OF Indi ne. has accepted q
cali 10 the Presbyterian church ct Ciarksburs Viz
ginia- ~
There were los deaths II Baltimore Last week.
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IN STORE FOR RENT.-The store at
EssS present occupied by the subscriber. corner of
9th and Broad streets 10 for rent 1t is an excellent
stand for Dry Goods store for which it is at present
used, any other kind ofbusiness. There is good
dwelling over the store and every convenience for
q family. Apply imme dately to
H. WECHELER
au l9-6ts Corner 5th and road ats.
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SIALLS FOR RENT Three STALLS
~ fer rent, near the Arbour. Gall on
-N o-n r. w. ALLEN