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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

I'VE remember, some years since, seeing the
rosy and rubicund Senator Hale Of New Hamp-
shire, with II. g. of THE TRIBUNE, Wendall Phil.
lips, Mrs. Rose, and host of other Whitley Black
philosophers and philosopheresses, sitting down to
what was called an AntiSlavery breakfast, at the
Coliseum, in Broadway."-EzPrcss
No, you don't remember anything OF the sort,
at least In 90 far az III. @. Of THE TRIBUNE" 10
concerned and you must either stop this daily
flow of scandalous tittie-tattle, or we shall be
obliged 70 make You repent It. Now, just decide
whether you viii put forth more decent sheet
henceforth, or be made to smart for printing gos-
slipping, slandering, backbitiDg. lying concern,
which even that primitive apostle Of the Know
Nothing church, Ned Buntline. would be ashamed
Of We have borne your caiumnies quite long
enough IN. r. 7ribune
The indignation Of the Tribune at the charge OF
sitting down to an smaigamation breakfast is very
amusing Ills constantly going Its whole length
for the perfect political and social equality Of
blacks and whites, yet when accused Of bre.h
fasting with negroes, it flies into towering p,s.
sion. 0ensistency, thou art ajsweli "Am / mot
man and brudderg'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

MELANCHOLY OcCURRENCE.-On Wednesday
afternoon the wife of Mr. Daniel Leaman, of Ham.
burg, Berks county, Pa, had been washing, bu,
was obliged to leave the room for few minutes
Daring her absence, two twin children, aged about
three years, by some means upset the tub con.
tanning some coverlets, top of them, and on the
mothers return, she found both of the children
smothered to death
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

gw Five Opernfors, with extra AppaTa-
tins. and another of JOHNSON'S Dsguerreotype
wagons corner of 7th and Broad streets, will be en-
saeed durins the holidays 20 that visitors win not be
DELAYED. Those desiring esod and cheap pictures
will do well to embrace this opportunity, John
sons stay in this city is very limited. For the
quality Of the pictures he refers to the twelve hum
dred ladies and gentlemen who have patronised him
injRchmcnd. Price Fifty Gents, One Dollar and up
wards DAGUERREOTYPE WAGONS.
nv psf Corner 7th and Broad streets.
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THE INSULT TO AMERICAN OFFICERS THAT
no mistake might occur concerning the French
Minister of Wars indignity towards them, each OF
our three Army Commissioners reduced the facts,
and the language used, to writing All these con-
Cured ON a comparison, and statement was
made to Mr. Mason, who has not communicated on
the subject to our government, leaving the infer
ence that he has not acted. s..
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" To Fathers, Mothers, and the public
at large-Disease and Pain cured Elsctricably by
Prof. Chss De Grath's ELECTRIC OIL. Rheuma-
tism, Spraius, Bruises, Felons, Gout, Neuralgia.
Eruptions, Burns, &c. &c, all of the above COM
plants vanish under the application of my Electric
Oil. Read what Mr.. Knodle of Maryland says of the
Electric Oil: The Oil goes like =" hot cakes" am
out. send supply immediately. Beware of an mita-
GRATH, the original and only manufacturer of the
Genuine Electric Oil. Sold by Purcell Ladd Co.,
and all Druggists in Richmond and the United States
my Cts
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THE ERIE TRoUgLEs.-We learn from the
Cleveland Plain Dealer that an indignation meet.
ing was held at the Court House, in Erie on Tues
day evening The celebrated Lowry advises q
general ripping out of rails, and determination of
the roads which run through the city, and the ex-
element seems to give serious apprehensions of
evil times again for the Lake Shore Road
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Complimentary.

At recent abolition meeting In New York, Rev.
Henry Highland Garnet negro, said 1.-THE North
has been like the coward In the corner pounded by
the South, until now, in towards extremity, il
says, If we must fight, here's At you T and when a
coward does fight, he Is always dangerous" We
doubt whether the Rev. Henry's white brethren
of the North will appreciate the compliment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12
The Late Panama Outrage.

WASHINGTON, May LII is understood that A.
B. Corwine, Consul to Panama, has been appoint
ed special agent to investigate the late outrage
on Americans at the Isthmus, and report to the
State Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

OLD POINT HoTEL-The Norfolk American
pays high tribute to .this standard resort for the
elite of the nation" which will be opened early
in June under the immediate charge of its new
proprietor, Joseph Segar, Esq, SO widely known
as gentleman and legislator. The great repu-
tation of Old Point with Mr. Segars remarkable
popularity, win insure crowds for that famous wa
terinE place this summer.
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The sp.ech of MIR, FulIer,

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE speech of Mr.. Full
Ter yesterday created immense sensation, and is
regarded by his friends as very able. One hun
dred thousand copies were subscribed for before
the House adjourned.
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kfIIihusfer. Meefin9.

u NEW YORK, May 10 The fllibusters meeting
held here last night was largely attended Judge
Dean, General Wallbridge, and Captain Rynders
were the speakers. Letters Of sympathy from
Senator Cass and Judge Norton of Georgia, were
read amid much enthusiasm Much material aid
for Walker was promised and a committee TO raise
subscriptions were appointed - =
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FATAL ExPLosIoN.-The boiler of the steam
boat J. D. Pierce exploded last week, thirty miles
above Fredericton, N. B., instantly killing four
persons another has since died, and several 9th.
era are severely injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

NEW YORK. May l0.-The steamer Ericsson
sAhsd LOT Liverpool At noon. with eighty passen.
gers but no specie
The steamer North Star has been detained until
O'clock, In order to take out government de-
spatches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

BOAT RACE TO CONE Orion Wednesday af.
ternoon q match was made between the st. John.
N. b., and New York Clubs, for four Dared boat
race, to come off in Charles river Mass, on the
Goth of next SEPTEMBER, for $500 side-s2O0 for.
faif - =
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Mr. buchanan.

WASHINGTON, May ll.-.Mr. Buchanan will be
met at Baltimore Tuesday next by delegation
from Washington, and will arrive here that even
ing He will be serenaded and other public
attention paid him.
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NIar,nc DIsa.ter and Loss Of Lie.

PoCAssETT, Mass, May 9.-The schooner Dan
Tel Parker, of Orleans, from Bangor for New York
with load of lumber, ran ashore on West Sand
wick beach this p. M. and the master, Richard
nnknoyvn were drowned. Two men were saved
Tbe schooner went to pieces soon after she struck
A violent northeast storm and pouring rain has
nreyailed here during the last "a hours
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

~Large Sale at the United States Hoo
TEK-We ask part ocular attention to this sale TO-
DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
The Furniture 10 ell of the best kind and nearly
new TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS.
nv I2-1t Auctioneers.
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e Sewing Machines...I have just re.
ceived lot of new improved machines, adapted for
fine and coarse sewing-a beautiful artcie-for sale
at manufacturers prices.
p HORTON KEACH
81 Main st.
WANTED-A young lady to operate the above
machines at my store. PHI. K.
my iO-St
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~ Commlsslsmor Of the Hevenue.--sIr.
JOHN -. FRANCISCO has resolved the nomins.
fisn ef The Amsrfesn party of Je1brson Ward a.
candt1Ge for ol4pf the e(lees n Commissioner Of
the n1Ssnus, - viii y most eofdislly supported
by 81 Nho knew him. hr y. 70 e1rniraby qualified
for the Office IN every respecfs and u elected - we
believe he will be, will give entire subtraction to
the public. CREEK NATION.
nv 12..-5t
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NAvAL-Capt Thomas A. Dornin has been ap-
pointed to the command of the Gosport Navy
Yard, and entered upon his official duties.
The U. s. steam frigate Merrimac arrived in
Hampton Roads Friday evening. -
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The Merrin,ac.

The Baltimore Republican, referring to the new
United States steamship Merrimac, speaks of de-
fects already discovered in her boilers which will
require some time to repair. The New York Her.
aid thinks this rather damaging confession for
3 new ship that has never been ought of sight of
land, and the crack steamer of the Navy" The
report, however, has since been contradicted.
There is no doubt that the boilers and machine
ry of our government ships are often imperfectly,
constructed for the that they not built as
the ships themselves are, at the government yards
OF course, as every body knows the defects OF the
machinery imply no defects in the ship. Our
ships of war, including those steamers are uni
versally acknowledged throughout the world to be
the most powerful and complete naval structures
afoat But it is difficult task to obtain machine
~ from Northern contractors which is at all ade.
quate to the propulsion of such massive and
mighty fabrics The comparatively light and in
considerable Collins steamers do not find 30 much
difficulty in obtaining machinery equal to their
boats. and they have happy knack of coneealing
instead of confessing defects which may occur, as
was the with Captain Nye, who crossed the
Atlantic with main shaft of the vessel in such q
condition that he was himself afraid he should
never see land We are glad that our naval COM
manders practice none of these concealments, and
that the moment a defect, however trivial occurs,
tice to the Navy, should take measures to secure
for its steamships machinery worthy of the yes
sci in which it is placed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

~L Look out Shoe NIRnufacturers.--50O
Sides Prime Wax aud Russell Leather Also 200 large
]. H. COLQUITT, Agent,
nv lost 18th street, just below Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

~ Bowers, Snyder and Carfer--0f the
RICHMOND STovE AND ARCHITECTURAL IRON
WORKS, have opened an Office and Sample Room on
10th street, two doors south of Main street.
NH 28-Sm* t.=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

~Purchasers mt the sale mt the P0wha.
tan House, are requested to call for their articles
TO-DAY as it 10 desired to complete the delivery
without delay. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
my Pit Auctioneen.
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r,...remrc az rlllIbnseerr.

BALrfMokr, May "a party Of $50 men LEFT
here today said to be destined for Nicaragua per
steamer Orizaba. They were organixed into two
cempanles, and were mostly nom ne interior q
afka STATE sM q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

r~ The Ladies 81 she Second Baptist
Church will hold FAIR ct ~Corinthian Hail. COM
meucipe on MONDAY morning, ut 10 o'clock. and be
continued during tho weeksf which place they will
be much eratisd to see their fends and the citizens
At large my 12-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

w Notice. - The annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, will take place at the
Office of the Company. in the city Of Richmond on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of May next at IL
O'Clock, M. C. w. MACMURDO, Tr.
Richmond NAV 49, l856-td
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MARRIED

On ThuIsdsy, the 8th inst, BY the Rev. D. s. Dog
M. G. STRINGER of Blunheim, Powhatan county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

UThe Annual Meeting Of the Young
news CHRrsTfAN AssocrA TIoN will be held T ES-
DAY evening May 18th, -st o'clock, In the room Of
the Association, in Goddins Hall. General attend
snce Of the members IL dedrsble oficen are to be
elected and changes in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il the last monthly meeting --acted upon.
LEROY J. GRANT,
mvI2-2t Rec. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

~ DIR. Owen b. Hill having resumed the
practice of medicine tenders his professional services
to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office his Drug Store, corner Franklin and 18th
streets my 10-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

~ Leeches, Leeches, Leeches.--I have
just received by Adams Express, lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES, which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms l can be found ct all hours
of the day at the hair dressing under the Amer
lean Hotel and at night 18th street. between Main
and Franklin. my8 r. G. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

CHESAPEAKE HALL--This favorits and popu.
aaf place Of resort at Hampton WIN, We learn, be
open for the reception Of company on the 25th In.
staat-
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enforcement of the Michigan Prohfbifory
:. LiQuOr Law.

DETROIT May 9-Much excitement was occa.
stoned here yesterday in consequence of the ar.
rest of four persons for violation of the Prohbito
ry Liquor Law. The military were called out to
preserve the peace. During the examination OF
the cases to day. the informer was driven from the
court room and chased into neighboring house
which was besieged by an excited crowd several
hours. He finally returned and the trial proceed.
ed without further interruption. 4f tte.-4
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my 12-2t

- Westham Plank Road C0mpauy...
The annual meeting Of the tockhodersi in the West
ham Plank Road Company. viii be held on WEDrEs-
DAY, 18th May, 1856, at the FarmerS Bank Of Viz
Rina, at u O'Clock. GEO. ID. FISHER,
INV l2-St Treasurer
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EOa sALE.-TO renii q IL the city, q NO
h Cook, Washer AID ftvnsr rni q likely BOY
about ii ycan old Apply 70
EDWlNDEWs, Gen Ae't and Collector
my l2-6ts Frsnklin street, s doors from ga
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den. Hamilton.


M. Wood, IN his Hate able lecture before the
Mount Vernon Associations, though political cp-
ponen. OF the doctrines Of the Hamilton school,
emphs tically denied the charge. that In The con.
yention which framed the Constitution Of the
Union, General EIamIlton advocated monarchical
doctrines and declared sentiments antagonistical to
the principles upon which the present Constitu-
ton was founded He declared that 30 far from
being an enemy to that system, he was the first
man who proposed and advocated II, many years
before the idea Of general confederated govern.
mont had been suggested by any other mind
Discussing the part which General Hamilton took
In the debates of the Constitutional Convention,
Mr. Wood said:
.erhrouehout the whole was displayed . strong
bias In favor Of tho elementary principles of free
elections - the conservative principle which has
alone kept us 30 long together. Again-and
which to Virginia and other Southern States
Il a matter of no small moment--his plan re-
eognsed the right to slave property. and its cor
respondent representative right is fully maintain
cd by him In the power granted to Congress TO
levy taxes on the basis Of threeffths population
In the recognition Of this fundamental principle OF
taxation, were established the nature and charac'
ter Of the representative apportionment ana ~ Is
worth remembering just now, that not only did inc
convention adopt his proposition In TINS respse' :.
but that 1t was also assented to and approveu VI
by all the States in the Union In their acceptance
and ratification of the national compact
II repeat that he was, in the main, the fatnef Oh
the leading principles of the present Consttut,on
and In this opinion | but assert what mas oefore
been stated by Governor Morris, and men equally
eminent among his contemporaries"
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Repairu Of the Cunal

EAsroN, May 9.-Ths repairs to the De!swsrt
Division Of the Canal will be completed by Mon
day
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~ Fencing Academy.--.P. Wilbacher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
ton at No. 203 Main street. Terms SIS for q course
of IL lessons in classes. NH Ism
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~ ID. Chase, Restorer of OIL Paintings,
has removed from the Augusta to the Prescott
House, 1.-TWO doors above the Banks,) where he will
remain for two weeks only. Those wishing his SER
vices requested to call within that time, other
engagements will then call him away. my 9St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

SUIT OF FREEDoM.-A suit, which excited con.
siderable local interest," was brought to close on
Saturday evening in Chesterfield Circuit Court
Judge NASH presiding. The style fthe case was
Betty ct. ais. Us. And1son's Executors. 1t was q
claim on the part of certain negroes, Betty and
her descendants to freedom under deed of eman.
cipation executed by Jordan Anderson, the elder,
In $780, After the most patient investigation, and
the most elaborate argument Of counsel it was de-
cided in favor of the complainants. There were
twentyone thus sueing for their freedom, and they
had the cause decided in their behalf notwith-
standing the Abolitionsts say there is no law for
negroes at the South. Counsel for the plaintiffs,
Messrs Flournoy, Poindexter and B H Nash; for the
defendants, Messrs. Rhodes, Joynes and Masters.
There are about twenty more of Betty's descend
ants in an adjoining county, and steps are in pro-
gress to bring their claims in like manner before
the proper tribunal
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WANTS.

WANTED..A p A X T y 4 H for an en-.
w tablished cash business. This il a chance sel.
dom offered person with capital of $500, and i,
willing to work, can mako $50 per week Immediate
application is necessary, and none need apply with.
out they have the above amount of capital.
Apply for further particulars at
GEARE'S Pop Corn Factory
I1th nd Va. :
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France and the United stntes.


The rude treatment by the French officials Of
the gentlemen composing the American Military
Commission, and the strange declaration that
The next time they met the American officers
they expected it would be at the cannon's mouth,
we could not have believed, but for its appearance
in semiorgan of the government and paper
usually well informed,-the Washington Star
We cannot even now conceive such rudeness pos
sible from the officials Of nation, which, what.
it may lack in sincerity of feeling, has never
been accused of q want of outside politeness. 1t
is, however, stated by many persons who have
lately visited Paris, that the former kind feeling
towards the United States has given place to hos
tile sentiments. We may rely upon it that Eng
land will not provoke q war with this country ex
cept at the instigation of France, and that the ALI
ance will extend to Western, as well Eastern
affairs. II we fight one, we shall have to fight
both
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

The n. Y. Tribune's Washington correspondent
gives similar statement to that of the Star, re
speeding the extraordinary treatment of the Amer
lean Military Commission in Paris The interview
is said to have been singular rude and offensive on
on the part of the French Minister of War After re
fusing the courtesy of inspection, he closed in
these word: Goodbye, till the first cannon shot.
We have never exchanged cannon shots with
France since the commencement of our nautical
existence except during a brief period in our ear
ly history, which was sgnalized by fight between
single American vessel under old Truxton, and
two French ships of war; in which battle the latter
were forced to strike their flags The American
Navy has not deteriorated since that time
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LOST.


I OST..Saturday morning, between 5tb
IL street and the American Hotel, q pair of sresn
silk SLEEVES The finder will be suitably reward
cd BY leaving the same at this Office. my PA
I OST.-On the night Of the Both uitimo.
IL between the Columbian Hotel and the Dispatch
Office one $40 and one S. NOTE. The finder will
receive . reward of SIS by calling at this Office
my Pts
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MANUFACTURING ROOM SERYANT-
w Immediately, at the Broad Street Hotel for
which liberal wages will be given, il application is
made TO WIN. YAGER
my list Corner 9Th and Broad
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NOTICE.--l hereby forewarn all persons
foot of French Garden HILL near Shockoe Greek.
my l0-3t$ MORDECAI CAkNELL.
NOR sALE-A SOAP AND CANDLE
l. FACTORY.--In consequence of my wifs being
In bad health, have to the conclusion Of selling
out my Soap and Candle Factory In order to give me
an opportunity to travel with her
Any person wishing to engage in the manufacture
of Soap and Candles would do well make early APP
plication to JOHN WALSH.
nv lO--Sts Ssnth of Pnnlsr Lawn Patarahnrs
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McC0RD's PATENT SOAP.

NcCUHU'S FATENT SOAP.
lVA We would call the attention of families and
others to this newly-invented, laborssvins SOAP
By using this Soap the old process of rubbing and
boiling the clothes 10 dispensed with, which will be
found great saving TO the clot hes and also be
used with half the labor and time ordinarily con-
sumed in washing, whilst the clothes win be whittier
It seems peculiarly adapted for washing fine Musins
and Ladies' Collars, also, for Flannes and Blankets
rs it leaves them soft and smooth. For washing
paint, we believe II has equal.
We respectfully ask trial of this Scep, believing
that fair trial win establish its claim the rry
best Soap kno,cn.
CV- Printed directions accompany the Sosp Put
up in Boxes OF ~ lbs and 4s lbs Also for sale by re-
tail. c. CREW & SON Sole Manufacturers,
INV l0--lm Opposite Old Market
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A TTRACTIVE BARGAINS! OPENING
IA OF NEW GOODS.-Will open this morning, 50
pieces finest Chsley Bereges at 1910 and 25c. yard
the same sold at size; 50 pieces fine French Lawn,
l24c yard; 200 do. Linen Cambria Hdkfs at &c. and
l0c pieces 500 new style Parasols from 62ic. piece
up; large lot of the latest styles Mantlss, frem
So up; fine Hemstitched Hdkfs at S7Ac a piece, fully
worth Soc. Embroidered Skirts from S l.50 up worth
double the money; French Corsets first quality only
Sl.25 pair; White Cambria at Sc. and l2tc. yard
fine White Ladies' Hose at l24c pair the best
offered at that prices Goods for mems and boys wear
Cotton, Merino and Silk Undershrts for gents very
cheap; and full assortment of Domestic Goods, TO
be sold very low at v. COHEN'S us Broad,
I'd door from the corner of 9th ats.
NOTICE.-Persons purchasing Goods TO sell again,
will find il greatly to their advantage to CALL
nv 5-l2ts
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WANTED..By n white v0man. a sffua
w ton as Chambermaid, attend to children, an,
would be willing to do any kind of house work Ap
ply at the Dispatch Office. nv l2-ltt