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ADVANCE IN FLOUR AND GRAIN.

BOSTON. March, 9th The Emeu arrived mere
this morning, with dates four days iaeer from L'v
erpool a,.n,aa m. .h,.
ling. .,..
Wheat had advanced three pence.
Corn has advanced one shilling.
Money y as easier; Consols w
pa,i,ic.l affairs were quiet and peaceful
Sa,hipg relative TO the steamer Pacific.
Peace Congress.
The Peace Congress was holding daily sessions
8, paris. Nothing had transpired of their action.
From the Crimea.
Adyices from the Crimea state that SO, 900 Bri-
tish troops were reviewed at Balskiava
The whole of the works of defence of the cap.
tured portion of SebastopoI was blown up on the
2sth February.
Turkey.
Advices from ConstantinopIe to the oath ultimo,
report that financial crisis had occurred there
Exchange on London had risen to 1877, and on vi
emma to 100. The English pound sterling, at latest
adyices from thence, quoted at l40. Inc
Minister of Finance had appealed to the merchants,
inviting them to devise a remedy for the present
state of affairs. ,
The river Danube was again open, and Lloyds
steamers had commenced running.
Asia.
Orders TO suspend hostilities in Asia had been
for W arded to Omer and Selim Pachas.
Norway.
Advices from Norway announce serious COM
mercial crisis there. Twenty commercial houses
had failed in Bergen alone
THE LATEST.
CoNsTANTISoPLE Feb. 28.-An Austrian Cou-
rier has just arrived here with propositions rela-
tive to the Danubian Principalities.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, March 12th.-Cotton quiet and less
firm The sales on Wednesday were 5000 bales
Flour advanced. Wheat advanced $3.50. Gen.
soils OH.
MANCHESTER March 12th-Market firm, with
moderate business transacting.
The u S. steamer Washington had arrived of
Cowes.
THIRD DISPATCH
The Canada arrived out at Liverpool at mid
night of the 10th inst.
France.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte had been seriously Ill.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON March 27-Senate. AN matter,
relative to the action of the Naval Retiring Board
were made the order of the day for Monday
On motion of Mr.. Peck, the Committee on the
Judiciary were instructed to enquire into the expe
diency of providing for the allowance of writs OF
error from the inferior courts to the United States
Supreme Court in criminal cases.
The Invalid Pension Bill was passed.
Mr.. Harlan made a decidedly anti Nebraska
speech against Mr.. Douglass Kansas report
The Senate then adjourned until Monday
Hoase-In the House, on motion of Mr. Faux
ner, the Committee on Foreign Relations was in
structed to enquire into the expedency of modify.
ing the act remodeling the diplomatic and consular
system, so as to repeal, among other things, SC
much requires that all diplomatic agents shall be
of the grades of ENJOYS Extraordinary and Min
listers Plenipotentiary
The House debated the bill defining the quaf
cations of voters in Washington until adjournment
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British Annexation.

The London Morning Post coolly announces that
orders have been sent to the Governor General of
India to annex the Kingdom of Dude to the
British dominions, pensioning off the rightful mon
arch at the rate of about half million of dollars
per annum The Post, like other British journals,
has been grievously afflicted about American fill
clustering in Nicaragua The new country just
annexed by Great Britain contains three millions
of people, and immense natural resources. This
wholesale robbery gives JUNCTION to Bulls solemn
discourses upon the iniquty of american land
stealing
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WASHING DONE IN LESS THAN 2 HoURS.-The grs-t
utility of this preparation must be evident to all as
it requires only gill to do ordinary washing It
is unequalled IN point of economy, saving of time
and hard labor and rubbing washing boards
The greatest evidence of its economy and useful
is its rapid rise in public favor, and its extensive
and daily increasing use.
So well has it become known and SO highly apprs.
ciated that it has nearly superseded all other
ing compounds soaps, &c and this solely by its great
superiority and cheapness, and the ease dispatch and
neatness with which washing can be done with it
without the least injury to the finest linen.
1t not only seftens and the dirt but bleach.
es the article snowy white.
The great putation this Fluid has acquired, and
the large demand for it has produced mi.
tatons So be your guard, and ask for the gem.
inc article which sells for 2k cts quart and pre-.
pared only by E. ]. PICOT, Druggist,
Corner opposite the Old Market, Main street.
NH I'm,
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COrunlerciat.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-Markets generally firm
and better. Howard st Flour SIP Wheat ad-
vanced to 3 cents. Corn higher-yellow 81 062c
Provisions more active-Bacon sides 81 81 shout.
ders s., hams u4d12!. Lard 100l0k cts. Mess
Pork SIG
NEW YORK, March 27-Flour frrn-Ohio s. 25
6775. standard Southern S7.62 07.6e, fancy do.
$Sl209 Wheat firm-Southern rod el75. Corn
drooping-Southern mixed &c Pork improving
Mess Sl66l6l2 Lard declined and quoted at
g. Ohio Whskey 27tc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27-Cotton advanced t.
Sales of $4,000 bales middling 9s 69s. Mess Pork
AIS Corn 80 CENTS
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Tonight, ct Metropolitan Hall, there is to be a
concert by some of our resident performers of mu.
sic, aided by amateur talent, under the direction
of Mr.. BUSCH. We have both professional and
amateur talent Of character highly creditable to
the city as we are sure will be demonstrated tn.
night. The programme is most inviting one.
and we predict It will be performed In admirable
style. We trust .he concert WIN meet with ubera,
epr
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Abby Kelly.

A Washington paper says that Banks declines
being q candidate for the Presidency, but hopes
are entertained of the Hon. Abby Kelly. The n Y.
Herald thinks it magnanimous on the part of
Banks to decline what he probably could not get,
but thinks that Abby will do very well with Blair,
of Jacksons organ at the tail of the ticket.
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The Union NewspaDer.

WASHINGTON, March FIT is rumored that
Col Forney retires from the Union newspaper to-
day, principally on account of his preference for
Buchanan as the next Democratic candidate for
the Presidency
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~Daguerreotype w n O s.--Two of
JOHNSONS WAGONS, No. and 10, are now 10
Richmond, of It'll and Broad streets built with
best lights. johnson himself with twelve years ex-
perience is operating in them. Brilliant and highly
finished likenesses for FIFTY CENTS and ONE
DOLLAR-halft the usual prices. Go early to avoid
the crowd NH 28-Its
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~ Perfumed Breath.--What lady OF
gentleman would remain under the curse OF disa-
greeabe breath when by using the Balm of Thou
sand Flowers' as dentifrice would not only render
it sweet, but leave the teeth white aabsster ?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject ia so delicate their friends will never men
ton it. Pour a single drop of the Balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning
fifty cent bottle will last year.
4 Beautiful Complexion may be acquired by using
the Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove
tam pmples and freckles from the skim leaving it of
a soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour on two or
three drops and wash the face nj ght and morning
Sharing Made Edsy.-Wet your shaving brush n
either cold water pour on two or three drops
of Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and It will make beautiful soft ather much fac1lita
ting the operation of shaving Price only so cents.
For sale by FETRIDGE Co., proprietors, and all
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
fs I2-d6m Agents, Richmond
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PENNSYLVANIA PoIi,irs

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 27.-The Union Oppo-
sition Convention here adjourned sine die to-day
after nominating the following State ticket: Au
ditor, Gen Darain Phelps; Canal Commissioner
Thos. Cochrane; Surveyor, Gen. B. Laporte.
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NICARAGUA.

The New York Herald reiterates its statement,
published on the authority of letter from Gren-
ada that treaty had been made by authorized
agents of the British and Nicaraguan Govern
ments and that notifications would soon be ex
changed. 1t will be remembered that the New
York Journal of Commerce has published similar
statement on the authority of respectable ship
owner. Nevertheless, the story has a very i'm
probable look
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28

RICHMOND YOUNG MEMS CHRIsTIAa Association
The Library and Reading Rooms of this Association
located in Goddin's Building first floor, up stai-s
are now open every day from ten O'Clock, A. Nj. to
P. M, and from to 1C P. M, except Thursday
evening and Friday morning.
These rooms contain variety of well-selected
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS as well - all
the best NEWSPAPERS of the United States, re.
ceved and filed by the latest arrivals.
~ Persons visiting the city, as well as citizens
generally, cordially invited visit the rooms at
their pleasure. NH 2O---lm
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Atlantic Steamers.

All the steamers plying between the United
States and England, which have been lost, except
the Arctic, have been destroyed by icebergs. A
Southern line, plying between the waters of Vir
einia and England, would not encounter these per-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28

" New Sprsag Stock or Dry Goods
BREEDEN, FOX CO are now in receipt of their
Fall supply Of SPRING GOODS, purchased under
the favorable circumstances at private and pub
lie ssles consisting Of all the styles spd fabrics in
Ladder Drem Goods. with full stock of Boys,
Misses and 9ervsntS wear
In Housek ping and Plantation Goods. their stock
Ia very large and they respectfully solicit their city
and country friends to examine the same, with the
that the prices will be found very cheap,
and the goods of the best make and styles
Also, an assortment of Spring Wrappings and "A,
81 and Cd Canton Mating, just received.
NH 28-6t 2i7 BROAD STREET.
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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME
PART FIRsT-( Semi-Sacred)
Principally consecrated to connoisseurs and lovers of
the Musical Art.
l. FUNERAL MARCH,. ....:.......;V. BUSCH.
Composed to the memory of distinguished warrior
and awarded the first Musical Prize of the three
scandinavian Kingdoms, Denmark, Sweden and
Norway Performed by the Orchestra.
2. DUO CONCERTANTE, for Flute and Clarionet.
Composed for Soprano and Contralto voice to
Piano accompaniment, by John J. Fry, of Rich
mond. Arranged for the above two instruments
byV Busch, and performed by two gentlemen.
members of the Musical Amateur Club OF Rich
g. THE SERENADE, SCHUBERT
The unrivalled and most charming of all this cele
brated composers songs for 8 single voice. BY
general request arranged for this occasion, by V.
Busch and performed by the Orchestra.
4. SOLO for the gina Trombone Basso,
Composed for this concert by. .........V. BUSCH
Introducing themes from Meyerbeer's Robert le
Dable; Rossinis Otello; and as conclusion. the
grand American National Anthem, HAIL CoLUM-
BIA. All solo for the above ma este instrument,
to accompaniment of the Orchestra. Performed
by Mr. Ericsson, of Stockholm member of the
Musical Amateur Club of Richmond
s. LADIEU, tThe Last Greeting SCHUBERT.
One of the beautiful compositions of that i'm
mortal composer. Arranged by V. Busch. Per-
6. THE XIII PSALM OF DAVID, THE Lord is
nv Shepherd -. ...ScHuBERT.
Composed for two Soprano and two Contralto vioces
to accompaniment of the Piano.
The four parts for the voices, arranged for two
Comets and two Alto-Horns, will be performed
Ito accompaniment of the Orchestra, arranged by
V. BUscH) by four gentlemen members OF the
Orchestra.
PART sEcoND-(Secular.)
For the Million.
|. OVERTURE. ...............:..:. boYELpIEu
From the comic Opera, Jeande Paris. Performed
2 C0 81 En- Hlsi: CASINO wALTZEs. LUMBYE
Performed by the o.. hestra
s SOMMER'S SALON ..GuNaL.
Performed by the Orchestra.
D. Ell JALEO DE PAKIS................V BUSCH
Dance composed in the Spanish popular style, and
dedicated to H. M. Eugene, Empress of the
French. Performed by the Orchestra.
s. FLORA QUADRILLE....... STRAUSS.
Performed by the Orchestra.
6. EPILOGICAL PIECE:
SIC SEAPER TYRANNIS,
Or the Inviucibity of the Union GRAND MARCH
OF HOMAGE. Composed for this occasion, and most
respectfully inscribed to His Excellency, HENRY A.
WISE, Governor of the State of Virginia. By V.
BUSCH.
CONDUCTOR. .....'..'.'.'''...h bUoCEs
TF-Tickets 50 cents-to be had at the Music Store
of Mr. TAYLOR, at the book stores of Messrs. Wood
house l. Co and Harold & Murray, and at the
trance to the Hall.
R-D Doors will be open at z o'clock, precisely
The rehearsal will take place at the Han at 10 ock
NH 25-d4t
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~ Special N0tice..-We ask

~ Special N0tfce.--We ask particular
attention to the sale of a valuable Farm on the
Brooke Plank Road, advertised to be sold by This
Afternoon, at Al O'Clock.
ANY one wishing valuable and beautiful place
would do well to attend the sale.
ALSO-A small Farm of acres to be sold after
the above. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
NH % Aucts
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I UST-Between lslh ana Leigh streets,
IL by the way of Bank, through the square, Grace
and 8thstreets, a hair BRACELET with gold clasp,
upon which were the initials NJ A. T. The Bracelet
highly priced by the owner, it contained hair
of deceased friends suitable reward will be CIV
en- nv leaving il at this office. NH 28---lt<
4 UST-.Un Wednesday evening, on Grace
IL street, between 4th and 5th streets and the
ner of 7th aud Franklin streets, large Black and
White SHAWL. The finder will be literally
warded by leaving it at this Office. NH 28-1t*
OST.---Seyeral bonds executed by =
IL Gibson to - Sishols for the delivery of which,
at this office reward of $50 will be paid
NH "a If
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w Preserye your Teeth-arrest dec,

~ Preserve your Teeth-Rrrest decay
render your gums sound and healthy-by the use Of
DOWDENs DENTAL FLUID. 1t relieves and
prevents Toothache. imparts a pearly whiteness to
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the brsath-is free from all injurious
lists superior to any preparation known. See
cular
For sale by PURCELL, LADD Il CO; BENNETT,
BEERS & FISHER; ADDIE GRAY; LAIDLEY
& ROBINSON; GRUBBS & APPERSON, and all
Druggists Price so cts. ia Ism
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APPOINTMENT BY THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ wise has rendered to DIR. J. J. Simpkins, of Nor
.oak. me appointment Of Inspector General of all
VESSELS leaving the water Of Virginia He win be
assisted by all the pilots, who have orders 20
search every vessel, for runawa ~ Slaves
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" Horse AuctiOn.--I shall continue to
sell at auction, at the old Horse Lot my store
every SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, Horses, Mules
Cows, Carts, Wagons Buggies, and every description
of Carriages.
NH &c R. CAUTHORN.
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MI Il i ~ L ~ L "A IN L11AA<AA'
PROGRAMME:
Mile PARODI will sing
/. "Come Bello" Grand Aria from Lucretia Borgia.
q 1.-THE Gipsey's Song" from IEtoi du Nord.
g. The Grand Duetto from Norma"
A. II would that my Love-" an exquisite Duetto. by
Mendelssohn, together with Madame STRA
KOSCH.
5. 'Jerusalenl," from Haydn's ratoria.
s. Hammel's Celebrated Variations d Bravoura.
T. The Celebrated Comic Torzettino, Don't tickle
me, pray" together with Mime. STRAKOSCH
and Sig. LEONARDO.
Nine STRAKOSCH will sing
/. 'Good Night, and Pleasant Dreams"
2 Kathleen Mavourneen, Scotch Ballad.
8. within a mile of Edinboro"
Sig. LEONARDO will sing
/. Romanza, "Grsnd Did," from Ernani.
The Grand Aria from Lucretia Borgia, "Vieni la
mia Vendetta"
Sig. STRAKOSCH will play
Fantasia of the Daughter of the Regiment" "The
Nightingale" and 1.-THE Banjo"
rY- The sale of Tickets for reserved seats, (which
be secured agtbout ertrG ch1r9e,) and Concert
Books, begins THURSDAY morning, 27th instant,
at the book and music store of Mr.. J. Woodhouse,
who also kindly furnishes the Piano used by MIR,
Strakosch in this Concert.
Admission, One Dollar.
" Doors open at 7, to commence at 8 O'Clock
NH 28-2t
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wTo the LADIES' 1.-The (genuinel "EIfc-
trio OIL" made by Dr. Smith, of Philadelphia called
De Grath Co.'S Electric Oil ;" sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO, and other respectable dealers is great
public benefit. not only for Rheumatic pain in Old
age but for the pains and ritations of children 1t
will relieve sore gums of teethng infants and re-
duce broken breast and nipples In short
time. Try it for Ear-Ache. Mumps and Swellnss of
all kinds. fT- Electric Oil, signed A. E. Smith and
De Grath Co NH 22-dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28

BOSTON, March 27.-The schr. Maria E. Smith,
which was seized in this port last summer on sus.
picion of being a SLAYER, and released, has since
been caught and carried into Batavia, while in the
act of landing 800 slaves, brought from Africa
Four hundred and eighty of the negroes had died
on the passage.
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u Bowers, Snyder and Carter--of the
RICHMOND STovE AND ARCHITECTURAL IRos
Works. have opened an Office and Sample Room on
10th street, two doors south of Main street
NH 23-3m*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- The s0uth.5ide ID m crat sayss.s
s'BAp COLDs-LeeBord' q Infant Relief-We return
our thsnks to Mr.1F I'll Robertson, Druggist for
bottle of 'Leonard's Instant Relief, Every parson
the lsast subject to colds be troubled with
this winter and we recommend them to try Leon
ards Instant Relief 30 far we have used t--opy
one day-we find 1t decidedly its implies-In-
slant Relief" NH 2s-5t
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LOST.

T OST,--In this city, some time since, n
IL POCKET BOOK, containing the following pa
pers two bonds against X. H. Beverley, one for
$500, the other for $685. against DR.. VIM. II.
Robertson for 100; against Geo. d. Horner for
S lO5; one against J. L. Motley for 5z; of NJ c.
MOTLEY for S29; one of O.H. Robertson for S24l !;
and one for 500 against Thacker Ellington All of
said bonds may have some few cents in addition to
the amounts named. The Book contained also a num-
Der of receipts The public are hereby cautioned
against trading for any of the above named bonds
reasonable reward win be paid the finder by leav
ing them at this Office. L. A. FOWLkES.
NH 23--.ltt
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Che Steamer Csnads

HALIFAX March 81, 2 p. M-There is nothing
yet of the steamer Canada due here, with Liver.
pool advices to the 18th inst
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" L. p. Chase, NJ. D., homeopathic
Office 1877 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond, Va. ja 3---sm
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~ To Nervous Sufierers.--A retired
clergyman, restored to health in few days sfer
many years of great SUFFERING is anxious to
make known the means of cure. Will send (treel
the prescription used Direct the Rev. JOHN -
DAGNALL, No. SO Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. l.
fe 29-lmt
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e. Ladies, Look at This. Great Re
duction 30 900 Tarleton Collars at only fourpence
each, selling off at N. EZEKIEL'S, No. IS Main st.
will open this morning superb lot of TaTle-
ton Collars, of exquisite designs much richer than
any we have heretofore had and will them off at
the low price of fourpence each. Call soon ana Sc
lect. N EZEKIEL,
NH q No. Is Main street.
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AMUSkindENTs.


MILE r, PAR0DIS GRAND CONCERT,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
RICE STRAK O SCH,
ASSISTED BY
Mdme. A. PATTI STRAKOSCH and
>'' Signor LEONARDO,
Will take place on
SATURDAY, March 29th, 1856,
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HON. ED EVERETT delivered his lecture on
Washington In the Hall Of the Univereity on Tues
day afternoon. He was met at the depot Monday
BY large concourse of citizens and after public
reception, became the guest of Professor Schele de
We're, at the University. The lecture was heard
by about 900 persons, and realized about S406 so.
The students, on Tuesday night. serenaded the
lecturer.
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- boston. Jr.--This large and well

A. bUSJuN, bEs-~ us taEAG anu wen
10y bred STALLION will stand the present Sc
son one half of his time at Fairfield, near
Richmond, and the other half at New Market, near
$50 TO ensure, and S TO the groom.
thu. spring. is FIVE feet six inches high in ful health
and ysor and lie one Of the surest foai eeters in the
country, His colts ere all very fine, end those of
theIn that have been trained have proved thessves
race horses. He is the sire of the celebrated race
mare maid of Edgecomb," whose performances ar.
well known to evsry reader of the Turf Rer.trr
BOSTON, JR., got BY the elebrsted race bor,s
and stallion, "Boston' whose pedigree ia AZ familiar
TO Breeders and Turfmen 'thoussh old wordsn ri.
dam is by Marioni grand dam Old Sir Archey: ms
great grand dam Potomac; 4. grand dam Pre.ident:
g. (. Q. grand dam Berkham's Partner
For further particulars, refer to Edgsrs Stud Book.
nm xo-oot DAVID MCDANIEL.
DOslTIyELY THE LAST DAY THAT
LEWIS CLOTHING STORE WILL BE
OrEN.-Now or never is your chance 10 save money.
ans Is the ast day that LEvy's Clothing Store will
DO opens so call to-day and get what you want He
WIN mol De al all particular in regard 10 price az his
man OBJECT 10 get nd Of the soeds consequently,
pc mas n1ea the prices at such low figures that the
foods are bound to 90. If you want Coat, Vest,
ANTS, SOCKS Gloves Cravafs Collars Shirts, Stocks.
scarr iies, OF anything In the way Of Clothing
OF RUNNING Goods, call nj Laws. His sore viii
slso De open Tomorrow evening Saturday, at oclk
snu sroP open tii 10 O'clock aad then he closes until
Monasy morning, when every article remaining on
haha u that time will be sold rt auction.
ABRAHAM LEVY, 70 Main st.,
NM :" Opposite St. Charles Hotel
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~ Fencing Academy.---P. WiibacEer
takes pleasure in informing his friends and
in the science that he has opened class for istrac
ton at No 900 Main street. Terms SIS for course
of - Lessons in classes. NH 17-Sn
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r snring .,toc,r-.Thos. n. Price q, -

~ Spring Stock.--Thos. X. Price e. Go.
desire say to their customers aud the public thst
they are in receipt of very great variety of NEW
THINGS, and as one of the House will be in market
Of the season, buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
CEr complete assortment of Family Linens
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH l8-SnI