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give him your vote Can ! give him miacl Are
these the views that you and entertain in relation u
the rights and the duty Of the people Of tie North or
mankind Now, sir, upon this question alone without
going into all bis other acts Of subs.rvsp cy to the
South and the Slave power, let him stand f the sat-
finges Of the heemen Of the North.
AZ to the Americani-m OF Mr. Fillmore, you and
have some knowledge Of how much be has done 70
tain that perry Has he ever been identified With it
ether 10 principle in teelDg7 If 80, where are bis
aets-on what OCCASION heretofore has he proclaimed
1T What tssktance has be ever rendered Us 10 AZ
tur col testsl What his antecedeDts to Amer.
icspsm when President of the United " .tes Did be
the protect American interests or Amencan meni
well rtceDect that he did not, and the county viii
Tecoltct st. too. ,.I
When the Captain General Of Cuba issrsd his de-
cree Prohibiting the steamship Crescent City from
tOucbI at Havana ~ long as Mr.. Smith, anAmnica an
cilz.b, was on boa Of her PuIser becau g. xs they
LEGGED, Inc herdtd and Vther papers in New. YORK
al publirh.d some information from Havana that was
oistasteiu to tbt Cuban Government and which they
charge 10 have been furnhed by Pusser smith, snd,
American ship should be allowed to touch a, Hayaos
having Hr. sIoiih on board any otnsr persoa who
would care to frrusb u the American Press infoma-
tioh dksgreeabe to the CaptainHenersI of Cob Mr.
Fillmore was apprist of this order by the owners OF
the Citscent City, and he desired TO take soue
seton IN relation 10 for the protection Of American
properly and Aueiican citizens; be mserably skuked
the rtpoDeibify OF bis p0tnion and ed his iuteres
with the owLefsto bave Mr.. Smith Dismissed a. Pur.
FER, eod to be replaced by some one Who was .s.s-
factory to the Captain General of CUBA This tbs
owners refused to DO, and sent Mr. Smith b,ck in the
mp mf. fluu'ore Oreered the United States mss
TO be ttken from the vessel, and no lied the o~pes
mat me ship wa fired upn by the Cuban sutsod-
uer snd damaged or destroyed, that they would have
DO clam upon thin Government for remuneration. The
c,mmeAoer OF the Crescent City removed by bis
oidt De being an officer Of the United st ,tss navy,
ara ubc.r the President's control. Another COM
mencer was appoinred by the owners. He, too, was
removed by Mr.. Fillmore's oreefs The shp wee
cAfrr fba lid Cat.
"h.n re United States Governmsn mt or Mr.. Fillmore
Withheld them. The insurance Offices In New.Ynk
w'ie either higbteIcd by the coare Of Mr.. Fillmore,
or influenced by him to withhold their Insurance from
property shipped BY the steamer that Purs.r smith
wbs On bosro Of. The owners Of the Cre~ent City
had to insure the property Of the sbippep The pas
tngtis on board OF her were not allowed to be landed
sdered their proper rghte aud the ghts of an Amer
lean eiizep, and refused to dbmiss Purser Snh until
be Captain General Of Cuba was obliged TO yescind
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LETTER FROM r. W. HIGGINsoN.
70 complete this statement OF Mira Gutter, some
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Sin: wish TO aod three marks to the above:
l. 1t is mistake to suppose that Eastern Missouri
syupathiS,s to any extent with the ruian's Of the
Missouri River On the coutray, ST. Louis Is fully
awae both o: the .h4m- they eltsii upon the whole
State AID the pecupiary lors involved. At hotel
tables and in meichauts cout tDg-room heard this
deeply lame MED Most o. the cOniD. rcisl Community
in 81. Louis il Eastern; there are hot many slaves
thee; and though the merchants may sometimes
sacrifice conscience to Slavery, they csunot yield
&c ence and interest too. "Our large dealers ia
cl,tblg, groceries, hardware, tools, m4chinory
&c." they say, were las year opeping large
accounts with the young settlements Of Kansas.
Now the trade is s psralyzed and the account.
of ast year unsettled. Last year the STEAMBOATS,
ran full. From Alton TO St. Louis there were three
boats daily last Autumn; there is but one.
Instead Of prosperous emigration up the Missouri
River, the boats DO iot psy tbeu way, aud are
beng laid up uItl pesce retu1s" Indeed, when
lett II. Louis, there was talk of convention OF
owners Of steamboats, to cobrder their dc, l.'rabe
COLO tion And al this" they add, "to pie 49, one
miserable little town." "If you Abolitioni.ts would
tAko few hume red and ste amer tao, aud 90
up the nver and ripe LeSagtoH out 81 existence there
would be 10 tear. she'd in -. Lous.' 81 said
chant to me-
.. But 1t is just}ss great mistake to1suppose that
the outrages In Western Missouri are the ~ok Of
mere iabbe. On the contrary, the leaders are wnst
We IN Massachusetts call gentlemen of property and
s'aDoipg." AZ wrote 10 you b,f,re Mr. heGrev OF
Lexington, IN whose handle the arm of the Chicago
con pony stil remain, himself Of the IN. who
took The N, though the principal mer BAN OF The place
10 ihs worcester company we're p'GGdtred BY the
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! MI S sCEI. /. i. b Al a & EOUs. G
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE

3. 1i14 MAIN ST.. WHEELING. -
FILL AND HFL2TTQgR. TRADE hsiis
GToNE q THOMAS take pleasure IN Announcing that
they are now IN rseeipt OF their full stock Of Pail and
Dry seas, Varieties n q i III q oot,..
They have just received er Second Ftn
which, added to their former stock, Tl enable them
sent to the Public more .thsh e. "
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far the largest MOST DESIR AuLE Atock and
the BEST Of choice goods they have
ever offered TO ie pube. III saztfti,s lt,s
10 ter variety they have added 4 large stock Of
CaretinS aid Rags Of the latest
also beautiful line Of choice PRrs, suitable the
winter both 81 which. we'll their stock
seiler they invite the attention Trade %
Having been In the Eastern cIes short previous to
the late heavy rise in all kinds of Cotton
ing largely with tbs Cash. they have years
rst1 as wen as directly from the Impof fers Msnfac-
asfs IN some Instances they ableto
TO Use CASH BaerS, either by the PIECE RETAIL
exec. q by no similar house Il the West.
10 inset the wants OF their rapidly increasing Trade they
ie Public with Of the best stOsks Of goods In
their line
In this stock may be found fully ss ~ n "a s,I.i
yns slkscIbracing Of the finest imported,
fhlhcs aud every saulIIts and
ila line OF the Richest Painted, 0mbFe aud Sat-
IN :, strlPsa E Cashneres and Delaise ses-imported.
svV SaMIs ana Cioakseinbraciig some OF the richest
10000 ys Glnghans, DebRses Dciaincs and Prints and
tvuee = OF the lstgest line Of
Woolers and Cotton goods kept any similar
honse n Y not BY any house in the city. ~ .zs
They have laid In their stock With view to a closer cash
and pledge TIE Public tat effort rpo part
shall be wanting peas.., II. z. sIi - : j. -,
aoss cas1 eyers exceed by house II, the West
statss. No troubeto roodsrouds TO-
tcaTs. Hotels and Boats for customers. -i.f-.s .'
~ atssys ON hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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THE LADIES' DEP4 RTlLENT

THE LADIES, DIEP4 R1l[E,NT
opened the reception ofLades No Institution in
The Union mparts more thorough or interesting course in
this Department.
In concluslon we would add that we shall put forth
best efforts to merit In st eminent degree the nat
tering reception with which enterprise has qh3
edge ouIsstues 70 tmpdIt more thorough, practical
Mercantile at any
eLtersiR,iLdr Aercdntite Collage. .J.t,,s, .yegl
Among the many Recommendations, give the follow
ing:- 'i q ,.sta1g si7ls' s'ala13 80
'We the undersigned, take pleasure tssying that
personally acquainted with MIR. Grangers ability an
Accountant and Teacher of Book Keepng which is OF the
highest order He has had great experience an Ac
couhtan fin heavy Commercial and banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in larting Practical
Rgotrleags @ Book Keeping and thorough Cptsneretat
~ l. j. ALLEN, LII D, ! eiiFa Z, = ~
ta3Hr rtf ies ia5s. President of Farmer College,
aflffl q z4ls7 LoRIN ANDREWS, tia... 3 ~
Prssiasat Of Of ksnyo, sy College.
To young who wish to acquire "Busfn Educa-
tio think it affords facilities seldom qualed
Sir. GRANGER has the eoret knowl
edge and aptess In teachn added to practical Counting
Room experience feel confident thai from
his College viii be fully competent to keep the most coti-
cdted setqf1 Books. -
A. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. :
J.JASNEY, Sec'y Board of Controi State Bank OF o.
J. Il. PARM, Book Keeper at D. 4, Woodbury's. 81 j,
ID. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
ii. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Go. f-if
O.B MASON, Book Keeper at;J. H. Riley & Co.'s. n
tE- For full particulars, send for circular.
IN 3..--t GRANGER Dc ARMSTRONG,
fe4-1v sd s5ise ssds b3 Proprietors.
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: ,,,,.L n SADDLE BI4ANK KETS -7----
iASEa lot Of first rate Baekese SadJie f,fank,as
ieiIeaP at the old stand; 153, Main street
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NJ UMsBER l09
CITY BUSINESS.
INoauR AGE bfKRIeANF DiA6URAOTuREL
RUpAEH'S BO0E-KEElsEEsss
tss sttt Writing iT'Ilijd - Rt BV

SINos this superior Fluid before the pubiic
mold g1ptd. - =
viii smaller sizes iHnunerabe, hAYe
70 oanssTs and merchants In Cincinnati, Louisville,
burEh buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit
Slneennes Indianapolis Eyansyie Lexington,
Nashsinc, Memphis ST louis, YiesbT Jackson, Nateei
and New Orleans II has also been adopted State
partieits of keftnr,
taken three rst class Diplomas
cincinnati ana Louisville, and four Diplomas
and Illinois. - f
The following merchants bankers &c, in wheenS here
tctOre using AEnnld English J. Eat
irTis B9ok-keeper's Writing Fluid:
SorttiNesern Bank SirginI; Merchants z Merhsnes,
Bank Of Wheeling; Bank wheeiinE; Crescent
ring Company County Clerk Of Ohio County National se-
graph Once; BALTIMORE ar'f Ohio Railroad once; MeIrrs
iolsc Kelly Holloway Co.. Russell McAsoe; GeTdos,
Matthews CO.; n Sweenes SOM Doanr = Cowgirl;
Boyd; Boyd Ot Oliver Pryor Jas. II. Stout Ce Lamb.
din, Giibrrson 4 Co., Presr. = y eit ~ q fSlf5
For sale at manufacturers prices by -. .54g
ocS0 LAaIBDIN, GILBRRSOg eco.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-30
CHICKERING'S PLANO FoRirEs

sssss;3, OPENED THIS DAY and now .resdS for
sale, fresh supply Of Ghickerng SONS eel.
n O. n ebrate Piano FOrtes, beautiful Black a!
q !! nut and Rosewood anisll. and for hriIIsnsy sf
anu OF touch Cannot either In th
country or and offered lowest
ssss, 80
mar swell" OF htle Rosewood inis and BuiaIo
Rrss with genersI stock Of Guitars
Freneh and German yolins yEolinceIios Flutes
Fs' Banjos, rabOrnes Tuning Forks the bes, Italsn
all other articles music inr and a Yene-
raj assortment OF Variety Goods =
No. 26 Union street. f' ' s'
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! 5aLaughlins & Bushfield,
,-ts NFloiesnIe Druraistai,

si Et.st.5 si.,ists No. 25,S lleafoe Street,
RE receiving their Fail Drugs Patent
Paints Oils. rfdi-r Fancy articles 70 wteh
ls Dealers Is invited. In stock may be-
Ive.ibs Gum camphor, 1890 lbs Cream Tartar; sos
luov = Bttn1stone, ef 2.HcO Sodhn5saff
4 Epson sAisi hn 1900 Soda salaratus, ,E !
sinvo : sal Soda, Coo =. P1os. sulphur,
ouDsa Guinarabic q 500 =. Saitpetre, s5f4t $50
sli5ts,ls s5.ss8s 6sPIoEs ~ 4, i.ais9E
sge lbs Pepper, 800 Ibs Sicily Lieoriee,
wv :. Alspiee, - 1V0 a. Cal. LcoEte, = sisss
3gg . Cinnamon, SEQ "a Gloves. 81 ig1isIif
I0e Ive - Matmess, ipbxs Gr'd Cinnamon,
SyO . Mustard, 10 = Is Pepper,
eco Race Ginger, ~ 90 i6z Mustard slitf
oo0 : St,d sinss5 . Sg - -. Ext. ccues, gseti
Ayre's Cherry Pictorial, Bateheior's Hair Dye q
gattsAyss II Relief. Jaynsss siedeines, iyEs ~
Con Kim SAlxe, yt9ssi MeClintock,s Medicines,
Hollow Nay. = Plls, Hhn5ptons Tinetnre,
HoloNay's Ointment DalIeys Pain ErIrsetdrJ VIC
herman and other medicine
Ehonlsoiis Rye Water, sold. 4
stE9zt CHEMICALS
5olbs ounine, = 90 y. O osaeIs sl5issis &
30 = Iannri, f5st ~ ss1 IS q Bite Mas o q
~ - chinioerne, Jsa 15 = Jsi Potash, - 20
~ ~ Morphine, ssiFi isl G1ycefFrIe, fssbist =
go. ClnchonA. rsif9lt 10. 14
~ - Chloroturlr,t 10 - EinIes- Tr fOlneh.
All Oh which We gurrantee 20 give Satisfaction in boI
quality And price E1fta S6i sIbStia ts1I5 s7TI
y9s.s31777 z 'irsi sisrInT sIociI-77 - =
Watches, Jewe1Ty, Sitverware,
&c. &c. re
>yrw saa .slssaid go s. s..s.y
and any has heretofore
offered his iatrons-wir be opened on ~
3 MONDAY MORNING, 24TH INST,
Il aystss he attszton ef the pub
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keeping, Lectures AID Penmaalesip inoarid1ty in
FOR Fa0 Gourseia ladies
,HE PRopRIEToRs take great pleasure In expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and sue
which have marked the of their Institution since
its establishment the Capital and stimulates them
newed exertons to meet IN the most efficient uR'as the
rapidly increasing demand for practical aud e0i8pree
size ef mercantile tdiiit0 The great practical
experience OF the Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
cia Houses assisted by educated and gsnle
system Of COUNTING ROOM by oral exercises,
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Zach
student by this process drilled tile DESK indiri
a step until hs has mastered the whole routine
of Accountants duties as Thoroughly though he lad
serced an apprenticeship in some kfrge COminercias
noaSe and thus all anu ssres'9qs
In addition TO engagement of accomplished Assist
ants, have also secured the services OF some of the
most eminent lecturers in Ohio lecture COMMERCIAL
topics ai Ia u IyTi So ~ ati ~ !, ,fi55 u -
Our Of Instruction extended
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING with free and fun discussion Of
its Scientific History
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
ography, Commercial Pfodncts Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics of Trade PART
nership,s &c. so ss..se3 =Ell1u ssI.f.lf-i
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Z 4 ..,,s,ssl FOUNDRY PIG IRON. - : Z - =
S{i TONS Lonaeoning Foundry Iron, for sale by
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of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy St -

pkiLY, per anntiin tS,VV t,
" EEELY, per Rnnuni. soivO
EkGLI, per annuni.
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- a General Ae sortnaeiit - 80
Dross, Medieines Paints, oHs yarnislies pves.u1
Brazs4 Notions etc. etc, always on hand a.
In5zz BEtDck coRsGK DRro sIosr
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George Law, it is said, has sold all his muskets
| to Col Colt. One hundred thousand stand have
| thus changed hands
| At Boston, beef which last year brought 81 per
hundred, is now selling at $s So and potatoes are
only 40c. a bushel ttE
The States of the Duchy of Meiningen have
just decided that Jew can be an elector,
juryman, public functionary, an advocate, or at
| torney.
A letter from Constantinople says: "Omer Pasha
has been married to a daughter of Haix Pasha, .
young lady not quite Is"
A bill has passed the Senate of Massachusetts,
devoting $1,000 to experiment by Prof Agassiz in
the artificial propagation of fish. "
T. Martyr, member of the Massachusetts Le.
gisature, died last week.
Marshal Pc lssier has been presented with .
magnificent sword-a Toledo blade-hy the Span
ish officers who were sent out to the Crfmea by
their government TO witness the operations of the
Eastern war.
The underwriters of Marseiles lost &, ,2O0, 900
francs vessels for the six months ending the lst
Of April
The railroad from Genoa to voltri distance of
twenty-seven miles, was opened with religious
services on Sunday. the 18th nit
There were 1854 deaths In New York last week,
viz 66 men, So women 134 boys and 106 girls,
showing an increase of 81 on the mortality of the
week previous.
Seven of tie Salt Blocks at Liverpool, Ononda
"a co., N. j nave cUulluchccu Vpefhtioub IoI Ll6
season
In 1856 there were l3 murders in San Francisco
Cal; in February, 1855, 81, and in February. 1854
So
The colored schools in New York number over
1000 pupils.
Mayor Wood, of New York city, and Hon. Dam
lei f. Sickles, Of New York. are In Washington.
Boston has 5000 more females than males. while
Chicago has about 5000 more males than females
DIR. A.. Goldmark, now making percussion caps
IN New York, has lust been sentenced 70 death, ~
The tribunal Of Vienna, fer participating In the
Austrian revolution of 1913.
In the cargo of the North Star, from New York,
Friday, was SIX cylinder Hoe press, for the Lon
don Times.
1t,5 head of cattle passed through Shenandoah
county. Va. last week, for New York.
& Tho Stanton yindcator recommend Judge
John w. Brockcnborough, of Lexington, va Tor
the Democratic nomination to the Vice fres'dcn
cy.
MR. CRAMpTos, the British Minister af WASH.
iueton. eaye grand dinner ON WEDNESDAY even
ius ast IN honor Of the peace, at which the Minis
ters from Russia, France. and other diplomats. Is
well Is other dlsiineuishsd guesss, were present.
A freshsf iri the Cape Fear River, D. G.. has
done considerable injury 70 the works OF tue cepe
Fear and Deep River Navigation Company
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THEATRICAL EvENT.-Master Charles Burke
Jefferson nephew of the late lamented comedian,
Charles Burke, aged but five years, made his debut
in the opera of Cinderella, at the National Thea
tre, Washington, on Wednesday last. He Is the
youngest member of the Oldest family now repre-
sented on the stage--his great great grand father
being an eminent contemporary and fellow actor
of Garrick in 1870. This gentleman was the faith.
er Of Joseph Jefferson, who came to this country
in 1895, and for period of twenty.three years
was the leading comedian of the country. He
died at Harrisburg in 1923, and upon bis tomb is
inscribed an eloquent eulogium written by the late
Chief Justice Gibson. His son, Joseph Jefferson,
Jr., was also an acter and manager Of much cele
brity for many years, and father of the present
young comedian, Mr.. J. Jefferson, who Is but
twenty seven years of age. and has attained .
high rank in his profession, Master Charles Il
the last scion of this long and lusrious family Of
actors. sl-t
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Iowa RAILROAD BILL.-The grant of lands re.
Gently made by Congress to Iowa in aid OF the
construction Of rsiroads, provides for four rail.
roads through the State and one branch road
One line n from Washington to the mouth Of the
Platte River; one from Davenport to Council
Bluffs; one from Lyons to the Missouri river, near
the forty parallel; and enc from Dubuque
10 Siorx CITY. Then there Ia branch road pro-
yded for from the month of the Valley OF the 1ete
des Mo-.a, on the Mississippi River, opposite Gale.
ma, Illinois, to interseet the main line from Du-
buuue west. the said branch TO be completed as
soon as the main line Is finished to the proposed
point Of intersection. @k
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London Times says the invention Of n gun-boa,
feet Is the mainstay and principal feature In a
naval armament, IL indeed . novelty In war Like
other discoveries, ALSO 1t has grown out af the ne
cossities of tho times The practical efficiency OF
England's naval Heets n says must be computed
By the number and equipments Of the mosquito
arm Of minute vessels and not by the squadrons
of ships of shs line. Hthese vessels are 90 avail
able for attack they not equally servicesble
In defending harbor One Of the standing sub
jects of ridicule against Jefferson used to be his
recommendation Of harbor defence by gun.boa,
fosilla Yet modern experience has brought one
OF the most ingenious naions Of the world to adop,
the gun boat system a. the most effective which
can be employed In shallow waters
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~ To the Voters of Hcnrico County
Having been necessarily sbsent from the county
since the 7th inst upon business pertaining TO the Cir
cult Court Of the county of Henrco, avail myself
of the earliest opportunity, ON my return, to an
of said Court vacancy having occurred by the death
of the late incumbent. Having been appointed by
Judge Clopton Clerk pro tenpore, It viii be impossi
election, the duties of the office win require my
constant attention.
To those of you with whom have had official bu-
sness in the capacity Of Deputy Clerk for time,
most respectfully leayethe decision to my quail
fcations.
If elected, the present efficient deputy, Mr.. A.
Woodfn, win be continued a. such. ssLi
ap ltd WIN. FOLKES.
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'hich he did, amid applause

THE Wool Croft is thought by many that
the severity of the past winter will operate injuri
ousy on the wool product Of the country. To what
extent sheep have suffered Ii not reported but in
some sections hocks have becn sensibly reduced
by the effects of severe cold and the want Of pro-
per fodder for their sustenance, The greatest loss
falls upon the increase. Lambs are scarce and
we hear complaints of lamentable deficiency
for market purposes Columbus COtio) Journal
Mcv9
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AFFIIcTioK INA FAMTIY.-We regret 70 iearn,
Avs the Easton Express, that the Rev. John VIII.
Elk pastor Of the Lutheran church In Rieslssyile.
hAs been recently afflicted by rapid suceeason Of
deaths In his family. Within fye weeks, scus o
his children. three sons and 4 daughter have died
from scarlet fever. Himself and three Remaining
children, have also been very m with the sans
disaase hut are now convAlesceut
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III. Lana formerly Of Petersburg, Va, was
rsosutly killed IN Nicsragua BY The Costa Rieans.
Hon. CT j Faulkner centrAAicts thu. repert al
his iosing large sun by the fAiure pf person II
Berkeley county. HsWss secnity Tor him, but q
fuliy socurod himself
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TO THE PUBLIC.
LADIES ESPECL4LL
TAKE NOTICE-NO HUMBIJ9

TAKE NOTICE-NO HUMBU0
shall sell from this day, April 25th until the 22d
OF July next my entire stock of Dry Goods and Fan
Bereges, Berage de LANES; French Jaconet ana
Lawns; Ribbons; worked Bands Sleeves; Collars.
grass Skirts, Mantilas black silk Mitts Irish and
french Linens farmers Linen; linen and cotton
ants stuf Stockings large assortment of Don,es.
cs and servants and various other articles too
numerous TO mention which have been bought yerv
low in the Northern markets, at COST PRICE The
reason ofseliing of my new stock of Goods AT COST
Is the following:
Two weeks ago meved in the house now occupv.
at which time the rent of it 5000; but the land
lord has raised me to $780, and therefore made
up mind to sell out at cost to reduce my stock and
remove ff. :
invite the attention of the public also country
merchants, to call before purchasing and
assure you all that come will be fully satisfied with
what they buy. Come one, come sli, and Judge for
yourselves, at No. 3 Main street, three doors above
thelmarket bridge. L. ROSENHEIM
mt
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scHLEssrseER's EscApE.-We learn from q
gentleman recently from Nicaragua, that SchIes
singer. by the manner of his escape. has added 10
the bIsckness of the record previously against
him. He was at liberty on his paroi OF honor,
and during the brste and excitement attendant ON
the preparations to attack Rivas he stole q horse
and effected his escape to the Costa Rican camp -
" O. CresccNt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-14

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FELLow CITIZENS: At the solicitation OF many
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