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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-11

PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.-The State election
of Pennsylvania for Canal Commissioner and mem
bers of the Legislature took place Tuesday. The
candidates for Canal Commissioner are as follows:
Plummcr, Dem, and Nicholson, Wing, American
and Free Soil. Gov. Pollock American, carried the
State last year, by majority OF 37017. Wo have
the following returns
York Count4-The Borough of York gives a
Democratic gain of lao votes. The county gave
Pollock 70 majority last year.
Blair CONGREGATIONS Borough gave so Ameri-
majority.
Logan Township gives the Fusion ticket a ma
iority of 250. The county of Blair gave Pollock
1913 majority.
Lancaster C0uny.-Lancaster city gives a Demo
cratic gain of GIG votes.
The county gave 6, ,263 majority for Pollock
Philadelphia Citv.-(Vote compared with last
Governors clecton)
Fourth Ward gives G25 Democratic majority a
gain of Ais; Twelfth Ward gives 200 Democratic
majority, a gain of 451; Sixth Ward gives lie Dem.
ocratc majority gain of 29l; Ninth Ward gives
l44 American majority, loss of l29; Tenth Ward
gives 656 American majority, a loss of 229; Thir-
tcsnth Ward gives 430 American majority, loss
of 4Sl.
The following returns from the counties named
have Just reached here:
York (0unty-The entire Democratic ticket in
this county is elected by large majority Report
says LOCO
4Heshany County-The Democrats have elected
their Sheriff by 900 majority. The county gave
Pollock 1902 majority.
Cambria County.-rhe Democratic ticket is SUP
posed TO have about 800 majority in this county 1t
gave Bigler only liz majority.
.SchuylkW CouRly-The whole Democratic tick
ct is elected here. 1t gave ll3G majority for Big
Ter.
Monroe County-This county gives about 400
Democratic majority. 1t gave 1892 majority for
Bigler.
G. II. Barrett, Dem, Is probably elected Presi,
dent Judge in the district, composed of Monroe, Ca
rion and Wayne counties
northampton County gives 900 Democratic major
ity. 1t gave Bigler 269.
Hapae C0untv.-Thc entire Democratic ticket in
this county is elected. Biglers majority in the
ty was 269
Columbia CoHnty.-The vote here is close. Mich
olson has 100 majority in six townships Bigler had
| 7el majority.
Luzcrne C0nnty-Nchoson the fusion candidate
for Canal Commissioner has $50 majority in Wilkes
| barre The vote is close i'll the county. Pollock
| carried it by 3l6 majority.
DaUpbin CouBty.-Nicholson has 21l majority in
Harrisburg being a loss of 800. Middletown Dis
| trict gives l60 majority for Nicholson.
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PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS IN THE Ma
RISE CoRrs.-First Lieut.. Frederick b. McNeiIl
TO be captain from the 10Th of August last, vice
Stark. deceased
Second Lieut. Israel Green. to be a first lieute1l.
ant, vice Sutherland promoted.
Second Lieut.. Jacob Read, to be a first leuten-
ant from 10th August last, vice McNeill promoted
Alexander W. STARK, of Virginia, to be second
lieutenant from 18th July last, vice Green, promo
ted.
David NJ Cohen, of Maryland, to be second
lieutenant from 18th August last, vice Read promo
ted.
james Lewis. of Pennsy ylvania TO be a second
lieutenant from 25th September, ultmo, vice Dal-
las. rcSgned-Sar.
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BREAD IN FRAScE.-Itis is intimatcd that in France,
before the bread reaches the consumer, the grain
and -four of which ii is compounded passes through
the hands of twenty spectators.
The Hon. Samuel Merrill, President of the Indi-
ana State Bank of indianapolis and for many
years Treasurer of the State, died recently AT MS
residence in indianapolis.
The Raleigh Standard learns that the State reve-
nue. of North Carolina has been considerably in
creasc,i-some coupties having paid twice as much
al they did last year ~
Rev. H. s. Porter, ID. D., Pastor of the 1st Pres
byterian Church Of Memphis, died in that city ON
Friday morning last.
Rev. DIR. Beecher, formerly of the Baptist Re-
eorsier, in New York, has been called TO the Bap-
tist Church of Saratoga Springs.
The white population of the Free States Of this
Union Is l3 23s $40 That of the Slave states II,
6,le4477.
Henry Wilson. since the adjournment Of Con.
has stumped thirteen States in behalf Of free
soilism. s8s ss 4
DIR. C. I. Bourne, of Virginia, was one OF fhe
shipwrecked passengers of the Wm Penn, who
was taken into Savannah, Ga. k4
Tho State Capitol OF Tennessee. at Nasty
was lighted with gas for the iirst time, on Monday
night.
Gold has been discovered in large quantities In
Washington Territory.
At Cline's MN. Augusta caasufys Va, VIM II.
Golday has been appointed postmasseE wee John
g. Hyde, resigned
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NVrlIE.-fs
INSURANCE COMPANIES
FIRE AND I,p1,,, -.~--,-,-------

| iEE lft,:AaND AND MARINE INSIR,Z.;t, Ttir
'f IIgtiiSii-t,' L COMPANY or THE VALLEY
.set ,li4 d 1oat a: f " nchirsfsr Va Branch ofice
y Charrr p, olli lhe Post Office, Richmond.
..7sN w,,, ,nl. ,l,,uAI: Capital +5oo,OoN This
-SS l-,'.,,..1af .,' '1saf'' a'tt class BRICK Dwell
I. 7a,gi ira4'ty ,ai.. for .ingl,- payment OF per
krbea5,a f','g'e' VIII also be issued OF Buildings,
g.. -' III town or country, at current
a.,,.t. .n' Inland transportation Risks taken on
sa '"'' as by any other responsible Com-
a.. .s,,a s''I'S aEe promptly and literally adjusted
o. +. BREESE, Actuaiy.
'lr7 Al REFERENCES;
.A&s,b 'S'1ief Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
sap DO Faners Bank Of Va. do
suSr. Ht,sr , 'on Esq, do.
ntaTr n g -; do.
Wpt5,.i trent Cashier Of the Bank of the Val.
ase,r '"Fi''id Cashier ofthe Farmers Bank. Win.
s,.-S," .sa'' N Mason L. $. s., Winchester.
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SANTA ANSA's Son IN TROUBLE-Santa Anna :
son, who figured as q colonel in his fathers army,
mostly in Michoacan, was taken prisoner few
days since while on his way in disguise to Vera
Cruz with the intention of embarking secretly
from that port. The people of tho village where
he was arrested, determined to lynch him OH the
spot for some alleged crime; but he was preserved
from their vengeance and sent to Vera Cruz where
he awaits his trial He is only p wears of age but
is charged with some horrible cruelties
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1HE CENTRAL. AMERICAN ExPED1TIoN-Ac-
cordinS TO correspondent of the New York Tri.
htine, large number of mon have been enlisted in
New Orleans for the Central American expeditions
OF kinney and Walker, all of whom will 90 out
armed 1t Is salt:. also, that several wealthy plan
ters have subscribed large amount of money to
the enterprise, while others have agreed to go down
As soon as things are more settled and take with
them their slaves. Many who have enlisted have
agreed to take their families along The fund
guaranteedto to Kinney for the promotion of his en-
teTprise amounts TO over five millions of dollars and
it is alleged that the object of the whole effort is to
secure the organization of slave State in Central
America, TO be annexed to the Union
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TRADE IN BMTINoRE--The Baltimore Ameri.
can Of yesterday says: A pernsal of market re-
ports for the past two days will show that an unu
suay heavy business is doing, especially in coffee
and -four. The sales of coffee have amounted 10
IA 900 bags and -four TO the extent of IL 900 bar
rcls. The prices have also advanced and Howard
Street, Ohio and City Mills yesterday sold at
Sc. 80 per barrel The whole value of sales in these
two articles for the two DAYS is about si04,o
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AMUsEMESTs IN n. YoRK-The New York Her
aid gives the following list of receipts at the places
Of amusement i'll that city on Monday. The total is
50 800:
Metropolitan Theatre, 81 800; Broadway Thea
tire, Sl,05O; Niblo's Garden, 800; Wallacks Thea
tire, $3.50; Burton's Theatre $50; Bowery Thea
tire, 800; Woods Minstrels, $500 Buckley's Min
strcls, $3.50; Academy of Music, 5000 Macallister
$500 Academy Hall, $50; Apollo Rooms, $50:
Empire Hall, 800.
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CHocoLATR TRADE N BosToN.-Few are aware
of the extent of the chocolate business, or the su
prs1nacv which Boston has obtained in its Inanufac
ture OF the hundreds of thousands of dollars
worth of chocolate lin its different forms) sold in
America during the year, nearly all is manufae
tured by firms in this city Scarceya vessel leaves
Tor foreign port but has il on board The bust
ness is not of sudden growth by fifty years of labor
only has it been eStablshed.-B Boston Traretier
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IMPORTANT LIBEL SUIT.-The case of George
White vs. NJ. ID. Potter, closed i'll Cincinnati Friday
with verdict for the defendant. The srit was for
damage occasioned by tho publication of state
ment, III the money column of the Cincinnati Com
mercia of the reported failure Of the plaintiff 1t
was shown that previous to the article IN the Com
mercial the report had been, for several days in
circulation i'll the business circles of tho city and i'll
New York. There nothing to show that the
publication was malicious or intended in any way
to DANA ge the complaining party
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STUBBORN FIRE-m removing some of the
rubbish on the Edwards lot. in Chestnut street,
above fifth, within day or two smoke issued from
the ruins i'll considerable quantities. The disas-
trous contlaSration by which tho property that
spot was devastated took place III December, last
and the flames have been smouldering there ever
since, period of more than nine months The
tenacious clingng of fire TO ruins is unprecede in
the history of confagrations in Philadelphia.
adeIDIid Bulletin 6th
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oil MBIAN iIOTE I.--JAMES NJ.
pVhHiTAN IiOTSE
~ IfVI SF.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

~ l''NII-'NFNU' FINUTNTA.
n1''e na'niS changed Propretors with dec i'd
ei' H. . now confidently recommended to
su,s.i'ht pubic Visitors returning from the
ss "4'' una ihers ample and comfortable ACCOM-
a'aoL'. lis location is uroyeri,inlly nlrnsontE,nd
piF' "aIch, With the liberal hand OF its new
.'o'' NUT render it the IL, orite house of the
rr, ,sltCa.ig to The lovers Of quiet rest. The
ta 'is ura'IH furnished airy end comfortable Tn.
hi. "eA SUPPLIED with Whatever the market Rt.
u, wn,,,,, s,'n,n's onto aud accommodating Moth
-s.rls IL III, city. 'A' i1oS' IeSlfa oie
/ 400, - uu Il
' nferu.s I'M, o'oy uscs gong North are hereby
mueI' lhe tioIns OF the Frederick = ,t ~
sG1FTN Mi al" eEs stap at the SLASH CSTT
~ 70 'i,,iitfDt nnis to ALLOW those who desre to
s.sA cof,9,r a, Il H4rA r4LMORE { co. Proprietors
e-------e-- ---u--, aug. 81. 10 IN 81
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ILLUMINATION OF MoNTREAI-There was a
brilliant illumination of the city Of Montreal OH the
night of October 4th, in honor of the achievements
of the allies at Sebastopol. More than tiyo co.
lumns Of the Montreal Herald, no miniature sheet
are occupied with descriptions of the Transparent.
cies, giving the idea of general lighting up" OH
most loyal scale
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RUNAWAY,
IN DOLLARS KEWARD.~R1n.

IN DOLLARS KEWARD.@Rnn- -
ICU away from the subscribers on the nj ght (9.y
of the 10Th inst, negro man named JESSE, IA
about so years of age of dark compile Niou has N
q delicate look five feet eight or nine inches =&a
high is rather inclined be stoop shouldered Also
anegro woman named ADELIA, about so wears old
q feet high, of brown complexion, has soIne
aS of her front teeth out, she has mole on her
~Ey7N chin and ON her right arm. Also u
<aV bright mulatto girl named ELLEN, II or IA
.NAas years old about feet or inches high,
brown straight hair, black eyes There is doubt
that they will attempt to get to a free State. We
will give One Hundred and Fifty Dollars reward for
the apprehension of the above negroes fifty dollars
reward for either OF them with all reasonable ex-
penses. JOHN NETTLES,
Sc Its c. B. LIPSCOMB.
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SISTERS OF CHARITY.-The Boston Transcript
says that the Sisters of Charity there have recently
adopted an entirely new dress. Their attire has
always been black, but az the instance of their spe-
rors, they now wear dark grey robe and white
linen hood with long loose cape of the same mate
rial and color, which renders them quite noticeable
on the streets
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FROM Rlo.-Extract from a private letter from
Rio dc Japeiro, dated 2jth Aug, 1855:
'Gofee-The old crop was very large, but the
opinion now is, that supplies viii fall off. The next
picking of the present crop will be unusually late,
say October, when there is generally much rain,
which win probably lead to the loss of much OF the
crop, which, even under the most favorable weather
promises very poorly. Some Of the planters, who
last year made 10000 arrobcs, do not expect 10
make over 300 arrobes this crop"
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LARGE NUMBER OF DEsERTToSs.-Th The force Of
men noS sojonrniig at tho United States barracks,
In our sister city, Newport numbers two hundred
and sixty-fiye. Within the last two weeks there
have been no less than twenty dcscrtons therefrom
One account states that the induccment came from
agents OF the Russian Government, and another
from those Of Engiand-Ciaa. Com.
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LIoUoR SEIZURE.-Thc Maine law has under
gone spirited revival at Portland Me, in the last
week: On Saturday last the officers there seized a
large quantity of liquor from Boston steamer and
with il WAS 20 barrels of ale
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CoNsoIING REFLECTIoN.-A distinguished but
thrftless Barrister, whose furniture library, and
other property was being sold out for about the
third time, upon being accosted with the genuine
sympathy of friend, replied, with envablc phlos
ophy, Sampson strong, and Solomon was
wise, but neither could pay nancy i they did moi
Lnrs f
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T EATHER BELTING.--The subscriber
IL has on hand, o! his own manufacture, full
ofthe above named article made of the bes.
oak-tanned leather thoroughly stretched by pow erfni
machinery, connected and riyited in the most sub
stantia manner.
Satisfactory reference be given in regard to tbs
quality of his betting. v. w. SAFFORD,
linz Main street. betweeu 18th and 2fth
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LANES RIVER CE.IENT AND LIME

!The Magnesia, and other foreig ign matters urs TOO
small to interfere Iiuch with the quality OF tbs
Lime: twill make good Lime, and more free from,
Magnesia than much of the Northern Lime.r-Hm.
GiLhdm
My principal object being experiment. with tbs
view larger operations in this business have con
cuded (for the presently put the price Fer
buse for the Stacked Lime the Kilns, with Ire
addition of freight and toll to any point the James
River and Kanawha Canal.
CEMENT.-Aiways on hand, tle celebrated James
River CEMENT, fresh ground, inieriorfo inann-
tactured in this country Orders supplied at shortest
notice. to any point IN the Union For reference as
quality, refer to nearly every work of importance
Virginia and North Carolina. Address
CHARLES III. LOCHER,
Balcony Falls Va
AGENTs-Messrs DAvEspoRT, ALLEN Co, Rich
| nloud CHIN
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FALL. IN THE PRICE OF dRAINe%N Fl. IIiD,
Esq, OF this city, has contracted with gentlemen
IN the north part Of the State for GOO bushels of
oats, 10 be delivered in this city ut y cents per
busbei. Only last week they were retaHled here at
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w SALE.-The sui scriber wishing to remove to
the mountains, will sell his Property the Brooke
Plank Road one aud half miles from Richmond
The tract contains 178 about 10 IN woods,
of which 20 acres are heavily timbered. There are
several beautiful building sites the land: so acres
are cleared and higly improved having been cuiiva-
ted by him a market garden. The place is remark
ably healthy, and the neighborhood excellent There
is a well offine water near the dwelling.
The improvements of the first order having
been erected within the last four years in the hsnd
soonest style, and the best materials. The dwelling
is 50 feet square, with passages and starways,
with elegant porcoes in front aud rear and
eight large rooms, with re-places each, and CON
nected by folding DOORS besides four closets The FIN
sh Of the interior is chase and beautiful marble
tells and hearths and modern CRATES with the walls
handsomely papered. The tbuildings fIstrate,
and consist OF kitchen aud Of brick.
nected to tha dwell ing by covered way; large ard
well built house for servants, containing five rooms,
handsome octagon smoke-house; covered with tin,
ash house, and Of the best stables IN Virginia.
having accommodation for l6 horses, zcarrisses and
large amount of forage. assf
To appreciate the property, tits only necessary TO
view it, and those disposed 70 purchase, respect
fully requested to do SO.
twill be sold whole or divided to sglit the views
of purchasers. Terms liberal
sc 2-d&c3w RICHARD HILL.
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A LUCKY MaN.-Jno. Woodfai of New Albany
Indiana, furnace man, has just fallen heir to So,
600, by the death of maiden aunt i'll England.
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X Ms IN JAPAN.-Two of the Japan Commits
sioners who treated with Commodore Perry, were
named respectively "Udono" and lido"
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Aa TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD..

-A0 TW ENTY UU1IIIA1fS KEW AKUs.~
GYX My man GRANDSON has been runaway for
n the last nine weeks. He seen two three
~ weeks ago in company with Mr.. Wilson's We
- man, in Powhatan county; since which time the
woman has been caught and is now in Jail in Rich
mond. / will give reward of 500 for his apprehen-
sion and confinement iu Jail that can get him again
have hut little doubt but what he accompanied Mr..
Wilson's woman to Richmond. 2 5ae
JOS b. ANDERSON,
Lodore Post Office, Amelia.
N. B-9aid man is about p years of age: feet or
inches high; rather dark complexion, but not very
black; very slight noustachs the upper lip; teeth
white and the upper front little separated
to leave small space between them.
SO &-ts J. B. A.
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Lot THE PooR INDIAN.-It is stated that of the
ten thousand dollars in cash paid to the Indians al
La Pointe, Mich, hardly dollar was carried away
by them; all was lost by gambling
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTITTTE

JAMES ID. BROWNE, FOR SPECIMENS OF
IRON RAILING EXHIBITED AT TIL LAST AN
NUAL EXHIBITION.-The subscriber would n.
specfuly inform his friends and the public generally
that he is prepared with increased facilities mann
tacture and put up in tho best Iron Veran-
Plain and Ornamental Railing of either Wrought or
Cast Iron, for dwellings, Parks and Cemetery Lots
Also-Fault and Cellar Doors, Areas, Grating, Hinges
&c, upon terms that cannot fail TO give satisfaction
eB call respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere. JAS. ID. BROWNE,
oc 4-dIm 9th street next to Lain yette Hell.
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subsc riber, an experi-
.-if -ysrr;fiouer Of Medicine. Surgery and Oh
s,'i LsYirg located on Broad street, three doors
,.r,b offer his professional services to the citi-
p p, -. 5syo,ed much time and attention 10 the
h' .rs nraetice Of Midwifery, and to the treat
%, q, a. Diseases of Women aud Children.
- f,,s RICHD b. CAUTHORN. NJ. d.
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HOTELS.
T. IL VI o X HOt 3 L :,

BALTIMORE.
LIE eltre.lns public are respectfully informed that
''lLAOK HOUSE is now open for the reception
q slt,i;. j. MILDEBERGER SMITH,
Proprietor.
w. y. ) WARNkE. late OF the St. Nicholas Hotel,
? ! superintendent. oC l0--d6ta CIT
VII NIB IAN IL i0T t. EI..--JAMES NJ.
DVip CO.. having leased this desirable Ho-
= VIII tiaFe no pains TO maintain its former poInl-
! u y 90 & comfort They have employed L. PORTER
il' ne rnre chrrgs OF the House Oh and after
afa.. hetorner patrons Of this Hotel, aud nu-
7a lignes OF t. Porter, are requested TO give
A.hHoAd. March 2S lRi5 an ~
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Do ia r'n'siOSs, RI O boxes Sicily Lem.
~ F''nie order, jnsi n ceised
LOUIS J. BosSIEUX.
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IlGNOR G. GEORGE. Professor of Mn

y sc most respectfully announces to the citizens
dRchmoDd that he is prepared TO make engage
-'at' with parents or pupils for instruction in Music
@ia" PlAtU FORTE, GUITAR sud SINGING.
ssSoG GEORGE pursues the Solfeggi system of
.'a!7stioH. Geemrd the ouly perfect mode and uses
allstUttiol Books of Lahaachc. T. Cooke Creyel-
= I'd 'gl0r Bora, late of this city
e Oaelsmey be left at the Book aud Piano Forte
efs Of Ne.sT' james Noodhouss L Co. lJg Main
sst Al. Ih-Iy
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Il Dk u Gs, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
oAOILS, DYES. WINDOW GLASS, &c- No. "
NJ MAIN ST., CORNER l4TB RICHMOND, Va
kA PURCELL, LADD Co. have IN store and are
receiving their Fall Stock, embracing tner hs.i
large and well selected assortment which they oner
In ots purchasers very low of LASH OF en- ths
usual credit 20 punctual dealers
20oe lbs superior indigo, lu bags Aisspfee
5000 lbs best Madder, - bags Ginger
2c0 kegs Sup Car. Soda, " bbls Tanners Oil
30 bbis spss Turpen- 2oon sals. .Lineeea Oil
time, 1900 Fslls. Lamp OIL II
10 bbls. Burning Fluid, 500 kegs Whita Lead
6o0 lbs. NuImogs, % cas, Chrone Grcen
40 lbs. Mace, and Yellow
50 boxers Starch, 20 Paria Green
1000 do Window Glass % kegs He'd Lead aud
tFrenrh,l s Litharxc g
a00A OF. ext Logwood, 25 boNea Castillo Soap
10 hhls nrilnstone, 100 boxes Swoet Oil Is
% bbis Blake's Psiat. 1io inata Csssie BARK
p bags Pepper, al a
Together with large, and general aaeoytmsnt at
popular Medicines, Perfumes Cigars Soap~ Hin Shea
Fancy Articles kes 20. 4
81, Main Street, corner ~ 18th,
We Hlehmond &
u
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pn f.ad;ss ~ : Hall on Bank street, VIII sell all
Resi- I'd rs9ssI so ese5oy Sector i' isrs nS'oi and ~ %d
pis AesTsI SGs'YYO gtYO. Notary Public for the city
i1HE r. D. PAINE Aph'A ! -"A w.
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p 4 BiYLY, Attorneys mt Law, and
ITIJlNT. COLEMAN a. CO. SHIP

vi Il n y,
CALIFORNIA ASp FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
"a ClL.-Otfcs No q, Wall Street New York.
W. T. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. II. WILLIAMS.
\, COLEMAN j. in New York. and will give ship
ysutrr Information as 10 markets, shipping, &c.
il EXCHANGE eli San Francisco, for sale by
WM L. COLEMAN,
a-ts 81 Wall street
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RNOY & P0iNDh !, ,NiEni nlin ,lsr,ir rE

EF ETFs 81 LAW KI590@ ond II I'D the 4, dogntiss
.Hs'. N t"I S.a' bs,a,, -, and Amelia. Office in
(t.rite.d CIV Nsiu and lith streets, first
=, 5s., 4s!'i L! :, ocsSoY. PARKE PoISDEXTER.
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.-s,,oyyII.--BAkER, PLEAsAsHsIS Us n
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