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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-05

'afkN FROM HAvANsa --AnRIvAl OF TBx BLACK
"ARRion-The steamer Black Warrior arrived
:, we" York, Taesdsy evening, with dates from
Havana to the sah inst
The United States steamers Princeton and Full
gu were 40 port-ai well. The Fulton was to sail
Tor Norfolk on the 3la
numerous additional arreets had been made at
ssana. amongst them Don Carlos Css,ilias man
NJ. OF bank. and Don Alcoza, wealthy banker
Iaeir only offence is believed 10 be utterinp ex
prsssions OF sympathy for Pinto
nr hooertson, the acting United States Consul.
unaerstood to have sent In strong a protest
, 'he so called trial OF Estsmpes and Felix ss
TO nave induced the CAPTAIN General to refer The
niss'er to the Spanish Minister at Washington be.
''rn carrying the sentence into execution
ne announcement had gone forth that six COM
sx es OF coIored militia were to be established in
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A LEASE ON VERY VALUABLE
TRUSTEE'S SALE-Rv v;rtno =

,KUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
trustee, bearing date on the 18th dsv of Nnsamha 40
r Soa. aod duly recorded in the Richmond Hustinas
Court oIerks Office, to secure the payment of a
ok1AY the 18th day of April, 1855, at II O'Clock
49, NJ, at the auction store of Richard Cauthorn
A ~ - 10 saie; at public auction the CARRIAGE
ana Harness therein mentioned -
Terms ca h. Holm Wy coopx,
ap 4-l0t* w. 80,
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-

~ DENCE ON CHURCH HILL. ON 9TH 81.
Nv ZEN Cha YAND MARSHALL STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on THUGS.
LAY, the 9Th day Of April. 1886 the premises.
brick dwelling, situated as above, now owned and
Occupied by Mr.. James A. Goddin. The lot fronts
90 feet and runs back 1872 feet. The dwelling il in
good order. and is sufficient for the accommodation
OF moderate sized family 1t is insured la the Mu-
tual Assurance Society for $4,000
After which, will be sold the adjoining framed ten.
ement, now in the occupancy of Rev. Reub n Ford.
The lot fronts 65 feet back 1872 feet 1t will be
divided so as to sell the dwelling with about IS feet
and three vacant lots ofS0 feet each The house
rooms besides Basement, and new Kitchen in rear
built of brick. The buildings also insured In the
Mutual Assurance Society for about o., 800.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at T. and IL mos
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by g
trust deed, or title retained The taxes and insurance
for the present year to be paid BY the purchasers
GODDlN APPERSON, Aucts
P: s.-Either piece of property will be disposed
of at private sale. mn "a
After the sale Of the foregoing real estate. viii he
sold several lots in that beautiful square, Church
Hill, bound ed by o., NJ, 30th and 8 ist SITS.
NH 80 GODDIN d APPERSON, Aucts
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1rtdt Of the Burns Rioters.

BOSTON, April 4.-The trial of Theodore Parker
wendell Phillips, and Higgins, for melting the pop
uace to riot In the case OF Burns, the fugitive slave
IL before the court to-day. No progress was made
10 IT, as the counsel were arguing to quash the In
dictment against the prisoners.
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WREcK-LrvEs LosT.-The schooner VALE
Captaiu Johnson from Philadelphia, was wreck
ed on Saybrook bar near the Lyme Shore in Con
necticut, Sunday night. Capt. Johnson was found
Monday morning in the rigging frozen to death -
cabin boy was washed overheard and drowned.
Three men were taken oil her nearly dead with
cold.
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LYNcHnuRG ELECTION The elseson held in
Lyncheurg, Tuesday, resulted in the election of the
following gentlemen Mayor w. D. Branch; High
Constable, VIM. D, Brown; Master of Police, Col.
James Simpson; Commissioner of Revenue, w.
P. sisson; City Sergeant Henry Huntington.
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SAD AccIDENT.-On Friday last, while the ci,i.
gems of Dover, Mass, were firing salutes, In cele-
brstion of the passage of the Charles River Railroad
Bill, Mr.. George Bliss. cigar maker, put double
charge in the cannon and fl ed it, The piece burs,
into fragments killing Mr. instantly
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NEW SPRING GOODS IS55-WM

NJ" Oh h1NO 0OODC, IOO0.- w M.
~ p. PERKINS, No. 14l Eagle Square, (late Wat
rem Perkins) is now receiving an entire new stock
of SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS, pur-
chased within the last fifteen days. at prices much
beto,c those demanded for the same Goods early in
the He respectfully invites the attention of
the customers of the late firm and the public gene
rally, to this stock, consisting of the following in
part: Brown and Bleached Cotton and Linen Sheet
ngs, of grade; do do do Shiripgs do; Striped
and plain Osnaburgs, for servants Linen Table Da.
masks, Napkins, Doylers and Towelings large stock,
very low; French, English and American Prints !;
Ginehams Jaconets, Orgaudie Muslins and Lawns,
commencing at Ct: per yd; Chally Bereges and Be-
regs DeLaine; lain ChaIiies, all color. and quail
ties; Bereges, Grape Bereges and Grenadines; black
Gro de Rhine and Tatfera Silks; Black Rept Silks;
Plaid. Striped and Plain do; Plaid India do, very
cheap; Blk Bombazines and Alpaca; Plain Bere ges
all eol0Ts and gtces; Mousselns DeLaine, do do;
White French Merino and NJ DeLaine; Cambrc Js-
comet and Swiss Muslins; Nsnsook and Null Muslin s;
Plaid Nansook do Cellars, Sleeves. Chemisettes,
Caps, Flouncngs and Embroideries, ew STYLES; Ho,
sery, Gloves Ribbons and Hdkfs; Curtain Muslins
and Lace Curtains Cloths, CASH and Vestings
Linen Duck and Drills for Coats and Pants; tog
with every article usually found in Dry Goods
house. Country merchants and others who buy
Goods for cash, pay their bills promptly at the
expiration of months, will be offered very great
bargains. ap4
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
kf0NERIES &c AT AIIGTION

~ On THURSDAY, 5sh April, we will % II at 10
CERES, viz:
Laeusyra, Rio and Java COFFEE
Coffee SUGARS tef
Rsctifsd WHISKEY ~
New England RUM
French BRANDY, l. and pipes
CIGARS
Liverpool Fine SALT
SOAP CANDLES
WRAPPING PAPER
Green aud Black TEAS nc &c
TERMs-Under $780, cash; Slt0 and over. month.
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO,
Lin 50 Aucfs
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DON'T READ THIS!-Be it

A known to allwho are now o. may hsreafter
ax@ be in want Of anything to carry you from
place to place, with the greatest comfort
and at the lowest rate that the undersigned has d-
ring the last year. greatly enlarged and improved his
establishment by adding to bis former business all
kinds of light Carriages BUGGIES. R0CKAWAYS,
&c &c, which, being connected with his SADDLE,
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes it the
most complete house to equip any one in want in
the city. II lie stock hand is very large and we'll
assorted and not to be surpassed in and du
rability He would respectfully return thanks TO
his numerous patrons; and soliciting their continued
patronage. pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and quality. His store fronts 18th and Cary
streets. opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap 4-3m @. Il. MILES
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STILL LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Arrrdl Of the Star Of The Vest depression of
Business.
The steamer Star of tbs West arrived at New
York Tuesday evening at 6l2 o'clock, with 200
passengers and S239 900 In gold. Her dates from
san Francisco are to the 9th of March
The Star OF the West connected with the Sierra
Nevada, which left San Francisco the 9th and
arrived at San Juan del sud on the 22d ult. She
encountered severe gales on the whole passage and
had to touch at Key West on the 29th for coal.
General J. Estroda has succeeded Chemoro in
the direction OF Nicaragua affairs, and is Comman-
der and Chief OF the army.
The British war steamer Devastation was at San
Juan.
The news from California is of little interest,"
Business was exceedingly depressed and monetary
Affairs stringent
The house of Messrs Wells, Fargo e. Co, was
going ahead as formerly, but it was doubtful when
Nessrs Page, Bacon d Co. would resume all the
other bank failures were bad ones
At Sonora the depositors broke open the vaults
OF Messrs Adams & Co, through committee,
and paid themselves, leaving balance behind oil
s. 900.
The rains continued and the miners were active
ly engaged, but, owing to the scarcity OF CON- Out
litile dust had been bought.
The KEN river diggrgs have been attracting
thousands VI persons, and Is Represented as the
richest yet discovered.
BIahe, who shot Mowry, the contractor. at San
francisco who swindled him out OF 81 300, has
been found guilty of murder, but recommended To
mercy. -, a.. Ca,
Josuuin Republic has been pardoned
NJ, .rsrv article OF merchandise mas DC
Glued Ha1a four was selling at S ,,, Alvin ADJ
~as u, I'D liable, as a general partner, for
the debts of Messrs. Adams 20. s.-.,
NJ " of the California Statesman
Inc paoilsnsas win to recover $50 600 dsma-
nsse saoo sen aach Of contract, Mr. Gwin having
failed to sustain the Statesman
tract. The statesman was Mr. OWN 'A'' A'''e"'0
organ
SECRET SOCIETY OF NEGROES ~ Ill.
roN.-A secret association oisiase' On" , On Mon
has been discovered 10 Washington 'A'. .,ss hv
day evening last the whole parry "o'e and
the police, while In secret, solemn s.,,no he
conveyed to the station house. hi'or g.. ..n, ,e
fore the magistrate. four Of the psrtS "sl'
The war. house one was whipped. and the balance :
rsiss.sd on the payment of small me- ine'
claimed tina, their society was beneToiont ono.
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MAINE LIQUOR Understanding returns from
Iowa indicate the success of the probibi,ory LIQUOR
law In that State
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SPRING OPENING OF FASH

IA IONABLE MILLINERY, at No. SO Main
N0 Street. late stand Of Mrs. c. PhHip.-MISs
RACHEL L YO N would respectfully an-
nounce her return from the North with the leading
Fashions of the season, which she Is now opening
for the inspection of her customers and the public
Generally an 4-1w
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN-
HOUSEHOLD AND KITcurN

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR
IL TURE AT AUCTtON-On TBTIRspAy
9TH day of April at 10 O'Clock. at his residence on
for cash, alLthe Household and Kitchen Furnturs ~
MI Hammett Sharpe, consisting Of Tables Chslrs
buIeaux Beds and Bedding, Carpets. &c
COW AND HEIFER At the sams time will bs
sold fine Mich Cow and a Heifer I-17
ap3 r. CAJrTHORN Auc,
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ANNAPOLIS Observation-Disclosures Brewer, ir.
was elected mayor OF Annapolis Md, by tn,
Know Nothings Tuesday last
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w ANTED-A female to act as House-
~ keeperi in a Hotel in the country Apply at
O'Clock today. an it. =
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Y RICHARD CAUTHORN

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &C.. at
at my Store. will sell at Auction for cash Iarss
APPS CAJrTuSnN
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w ANTED.-A steady, industrious man,
w to take charge of small Mace mar town
Apply at our Office ~ WV"
ap5-St Hill. L. pAyyyJNoS
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A first rate Coach Rodv
msker Also a good Painter. To men that
VIII suit good wages and constant employmeut will
De given AiNsLIE, BOWEN & POWELL
Coach Makers, 10th street,
apo-ltN Between Main and Cerv
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~uTNA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-

vHINA, G L SIS AND EARTHEN-
} W.ARE.-Havipg determined to close my pres
.rt business offering my large and choice stock
Of Goods at very low prices, Tn enable me 10 reduce
ny stock by private sale before commence sacrihc.
ing it by auction.
Country and city merchants families, and all In
want of any article in my line are invited TO call
and examine the goods and prices as they will be
sold for cash to punctual customers at less than
HUGH A. WATT,
NH 20-Imif No. 10 China Hall.
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
;ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN

I .ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN
- SYDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
MONDAY, the 9sh day of April, 1855, at the hour
of II O'Clock: will be sold the premises, in the
Lots in and near the town of Sydney, viz:
Three Lots on Emwood and Culvert streets.
tween Clark and Short streets
Three Lots on the south side of Elmwood STRAIT
between Plumb and Lombardy SITS.
Three Lots In Brittain's plan, near to the Plank
Twelve Lots in Ritche's plan. near to Plank Road
Twenty-Five Lots in Crump's plan. between the
kiehmond College.
ALso-six Lots on Chatham street. In rear of the
residence of John NJ. Bolts. Esq.
The above Real Estate, for the most part is hand.
somey located, and lie admirably adapted to persons
of limited means to secure home just hey ond the
corporate limits at 8 comparatively small outlay.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months,
Tor negotiable rot notes interest added, ard title
tanned TIL last note is paid The taxes for the pre-
GoD6iN APPERsoN. Aucts.
rs Suitable refreshments will be furnished.
HOUSES AND LOTS ON BYRD
IL AND FIFTH STREETS, AND ON ORE.
CON dILL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On
TUESDAY; the loih April, 1855, commencing at 4
O'Clock, will be sold the premises in the order
advertised, the following valuable houses and 10 t.
viz:
A house and lot on the north side of Byrd, b.
tween Fourth and Filth streets, opposite to Burrs
foundry
Alse, tenements and vacant lot on Oregon Hill,
High street. near the Canal
Also, small tenements on Oregon Hill, adjoining
Methodist Chapel.
The above real estate 10 now occupied by good
tenants at fair rents and conveniently located
small families.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at four and eight
months. for negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained till last note paid. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
APPS GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
ON CLAY AND MADISON STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold ON THURS
DAY, the 18th day of April. 1885, the premises
commencing at - O'Clock. that excellent Brick
Dwelling at the corner of Clay and Madison Streets
tnear to Clay street Chape,) now in the occupancy
of Mr. 8 A. Marsh. The lot fronts 40 feet extends
back $50 feet to alley.
The house has rooms besides brick kitchen-the
whole premises nearly new, and in excellent condi-
ton
TERMs-One. fourth cash. balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed or title retained. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser
apS GODDIN & APPERSON, Auctrs. q
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OSI-Retween the corner of Franklin
- and Wall streets and Collins Hat store on Main
street large sized PORTE MONNATE. contsnna
saeers OF no value t. any person but myself. and
NO 81 IN money, viz: one $40 and one SIS note in
virginia money, two quarters and one copper Also
Iinnk Key. A liberal reward will be paid for it,
oeiivery at this Office. to D. BAKER's Jr store
MAIN street ap2-4t CHAS RAKER
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WANTED-By a respectable English
" Woman, Situation as Hnusekeeper, who il
perfect mistress in every department. either in the
city or country. The best of references given AID.
dress D. Dispatch office. NH Sl-Iw
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EOR HIRE-A female House Servant.
V with child about months old. She is.a sosd
Dinins- Room and Chamber Servant. Price low ~f
Q good home. Apply to 0EO. y. fhAA
a. t-As
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Ok s-4 ACRES OF WOOD LAND

0E1 ga ACRES OF WOOD LAND
III L ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, MILES
BELOW H. FL MOND: FOR SALE AT AUG.
April, 1885, on the premises commencing at ~ o'ck
352 acres of land South side of the Williamsburg
road, about miles below Richmond, adjoining the
are cleared. the balance covered with Oak and Pine
Wood and Timber. fhe tract will be divided into
Lots of suitable sze to be agreed at the hour of
sale. plat OF the land can be seen at Office
The attention of Brick max and Timber getters Is
called to this sale, as it is believed that the wood
and timber alone will more than pay for the land.
TERMs-One- fifth cash; balance at 8, 6. 9 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by t deed @ f m KS Gsts IL
TRUSTEE'S SALE on A LOT IN
from Anthony Roberts, to the undersigned as truf-
tee, dated 18th April 1851. and admitted to record 10
the clerks Office of Henrico County Court, on the
9th day of May, 1851, to the payment of $780,
| shall, on MONDAY, the 18th Of April, 1855. If
fair, if not, the next fair day. at ~ O'Clock p
expose to sale at public auction on the premises,
for cash, lot in Port Mayo. in Henrco county, be-
low the city, containing 26 feet front, and running
back 1872 feet inches, more or less, opposite the
ders and - Lumpkin's lots
The title is believed to be unquesonable but act
ing as Trustee, shall convey With special warranty
Sale conducted by doDDIs L APpERsON, Aucts
nESIRABLY LOCATED D w Ell l.
~ ING ON 7rH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF April
1855, on the premises, commencing at a O'Clock r
NJ, that des'rably located Brick Dwelling on the
West line of 7th between Clay and Leigh streets
now in the occupancy of Mr.. VIM J. Swords The
Lot has front of Az feet and depth OF $50 feet
The House has 6 rooms besides Kitchen, and with q
moderate outlay could be made most comfortable
residence; it is now, however, In good order. -
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at 4, and IL
months for gotiabe notes interest added, and little
retained till the last note is paid The taxes TOR the
prese MT wear to be paid by the purchaser:
NH 80 GODDlN AfrEnooN, Auc'''
TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed OF
l. trust executed to the undersigned a. trustee oy
Anthony Roberta bearipg date june g 1851 and al
mitted to record in The Clerks Office OF Hsnrico
county court on the 26th of same MONTH to
to Hiram w. Tyler the payment OF the sum o. pc
with interest from the 25.h OF June IDOL ti
paid shall on MONDAY l6ih April 1885, II fair II not
on the next fair day, st4A o'ck expose to sac,
at public auction, the premises piece OF iano
the county of Henrice in Port Mayo, below the Guy
adjoining the property of Henry Sanders apa adiII
Lum pkin and opposite the property Q. r 100 st
containing % feet front, and running 0aSA '~ 1907
The title to the property = believed to be gooo'
but scting AZ trustee shsE convey with special war
ranty only JAMES ELLETT, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoS, Aucts
xnk
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 Co
BY PAYNE Il MAYO. Anctior..,.
! luce on Bank Street-W. Goddn,s Nav nr1a,,r ,
ESIRABLE REAL ESTATE All,

-mee on Bank Street-W. Goddin,s Nav nr1a,,,
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE AT
OF AuCTION VIII be sold on MONDAY the
sth instant, on the premises tn. Houss "a ~. 'ne
o.h street. brtween Leigh and Clay streets frontiua
on oeh street 81 feet and running hack l32 feet r.
aney The House contains rooms with ali oth..
necessary out buildings viz two story L;tr,,an
sIeen mouse, bath house, Ac, &C. Will he soid q,
tne n same time IL feet Of Ground adioinins 49,
VIII m De divided to suit purchasers "o'
.,.d;s msscOne.fourth cash the remainder on
Paper satisfactorily endorsed interest .dSsJ ans
't ne retained till the last note il paid GU"
- ne taxes and insurance on the abovs nron.x.
''i INC year 1888. to be paid by the purchaser
ana PAYNE MAYO.
Aucts.
A LEASE ON VERY VALUABLE
= n PROPERTY UNTIL THE Isr OF FERRn.
nj 1902 viii be sold at auction on the nrsm;.s
On ns e DAY. the LIST day of May next. If fir
ana II n0t, the next fair day, sale commencina - 4
~. W the above lease on a lot of pround in
- .y 1i hchmond. fronting 200 feet on the south
49,; W m ue DOCK and running back I25 feet to tbs
Nv ~ Iners is upon said lot brick building 40 feet
ny 4o' IN which Is excellent steam aneins Of 90
horse power with other macbinerv nssd u. OF 20
nlne MIL together with other improve me nts IN th
premises With a small OUTLAY these fixturs. ,;h,
Dc used TOT Plaster MIL for which bnsInsss ~ -.
uaeoH OF ms lot together with the Improvement.
upon II, furnish much greater advantages than .nv
~ tne state Plaster is brought to the SPOT nv
~, % oai'ast whilst the canals and railroads IN
us immediate vicinity afford means Of ston
to every section of the csuntrv. 'A'po''a''on
Terms made krswn on the dsy of sale
PAYNE MAYO
Office in w. Goddin's New Build;nn.
Tn Bank etreet
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LOST.

oSI-On Monday morning, between
- the Basin Bank and Rockets. four Csrti6csts.
Inine shares! OF Richmond Fire Association stock
at this office. ~ 'e'''ns inc ss a
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NORN, CORN-Receiving daily and for
~ sals By cps EDWIN wOhTHAM 4 co.
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A YOUNG MAN, who is thoroughly ac-
1 n qusinted with bookkeeping. wishes to make
arranee me 1ts with some person persons to keen
set of Books, where his attention will NOT hs rsoni
ed more than three four hours during the day or
to engage in the examination of old sets of Rooks
office. ~ff
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"ANTED-A COOK and BAKER for
W the Allegheny Springs. For such as come
we'll recommended, fair price will be paid. Apply
to CRENSHAW l. CO.
NH 81 North aide NJ Ras;p
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, on
| BROAD. SECOND DOOR FROM GIN

GEORGE w. BRADLEY will continue
the GROCERY BUSINESS at his old stand, corner
2st and Main Streets and solicts the patronage Of
his old friends. q. w. BRADLEY.
it
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A NTHRACITE COAL (Red Ash, y No. ]
"A at n 50 per load. For sale BY
SAMUEL r. HAYES.
Ap 2-3teodn Rasn bank hutNeen and 10 sTt's.
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Democratic Mect,Rg--Mr. afich,etn the Field
FIRE Compon'es-Netr Picacher--Esre
~ nc Moantoens--StrcctP reacktng~-Co1.
Geo n. johnson.
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nesday last, large dark bripdie young
COW, giving milk. She had brass balls
on the ends OF her horns, and bell
around her neck. A suitable reward viii be paid
for her return to the residence of the subscriber.
Church Hill
ap 3-StS WIN. JNO. CLARKE.
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&@k FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
= 2fxS CITY POINT AND NORFOLK-Ths
No. Steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Captain r.
Mitchell Is now ready to receive freight and will
leave on THURSDAY, April s. at S O'Clock, r. M
For freight or passage. having superior aceommo-
dations, apply to II. Z. FUTILE, Agent,
an S-2t Rock efts
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WANTED-A situation in Tobacco
w Factory, BY a young man who has had six
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