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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23
THE. DAILY DISPATCH,
Further from Kansns..Givil War rnm,.
nfalt. ka Ass4 fsssa $. .

}sf 4ts 1T -. 4 s.sss. 4, ~ WI A1mi-
Dates from Leavenworth, Kansas. 10 Saturd.sv
nave been received. It Is stated that Wednesdsy y
,yesssrday) had been fxed upon for the attack con
sempis.ed on Lawrence. A complete reign ol
terror" existed throughout the Territorv -rvc
cannon had been taken across the river Al Obisno
destined for Lawrence The Beauford eo,nnar !,
OF militia had been furnished by Governor Khan
non WIN United States arms. The free State
men are IN want OF arms and ammunition. Mar.
snail Donaldson had proclaimed his intentisn IN
make clean work this time =
Governor Robinson is stiil at Lexington.
Inc correspondent OF the Jefferson {Mo) Inqui.
rer states that petition was Circulating IN the har
Ger ger counties praying the immediate removal .oi
Mr.. Brown, editor OF the Herald OF Freedou,
writes that mob entered the hotel at Kansas citv
and dragged OFF one man supposad To b.va - z,
himself but discerning their mistake thew return
ed and demanded him Of the proprietor This wa
refused, and company of Michigan emirrants an.
tered the hotel to protect its occupants. The
letter. 555--1 SG-' - - s10c ss10
= There is nothing authentic CONCERNING Brovvn,s
fate since his capture
The ST Louis Democrats corrsspondence nnaer
date of the 10th, states:- - : !.
Eight - twelve hundred men haya encamnad
near Lecompton. The people of Lawrence had
sens note to Col Sumenr, asking him to station a
BODY OF troops in the vicinity to prevent the moh
proceeding to sanguinary extremities. He de-
>..ueNf SOY tbe tnas NC uau no power to in
this matter without orders In answer to an in.
quiry, Marshal Donaldson said 'the demand of the
Government must be compelled with. Every man
against whom process had been issued shouid ba
surrendered. All the munitions of war In posses.
sion of the Free State men at Lawrence. were To
be delivered up, and the citizens of Lawrence
should pledge themselves to obey implicitly the
present enactments of Kansas under oath" 1
On the receipt of this reply the citizens held a
meeting and drew up letter to the Marshal sta
ting that any person acting under him would be
permitted to execute a letter of process against
any inhabitant of Lawrence. If called upon they
would serve as posse in aiding the making of the
arrest. There would not now, nor at any future
time, be any resistance to law. They only waited
an opportunity of testifying their fidelity to the
Union and the Constitution They Gained to be
aw-abiding and orderloving and asked protec.
tion from the constituted authorities of the gov
ernmeht. ..:.
The purport of the Marshal's answer was that
he did not believe the promises of the people of
Lawrence. He regarded them as rebels and trai-
tors, and said that they should know his demands
when he came.
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G. The Daily Dispntch 10 served to suheexth<r.
al six AND ewAerER cENTe rgH wErK navabla 10
the Carrier weekly Price for maiainr S{ ayeer is
advance. So
u The Weekly Dlspatch h issssd every Nj.
Day, and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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SAW MILL DEsTROYED.-The steam saw mill
belonging to Mr.. Joseph Vanderventer, near Hun.
gary W ater station, on the Richmond and Freder-
icksburg railroad, was destroyed by fire on the
night of the Goth instant together with all the ma
chinery, the engine and about 1900 feet of ium
Der There was no insurance upon the property
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BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA
The Baptist General Association of Virginia
meets in Lynchburg on the 29th inst The Yir
ginia & Tennessee, South-Side, and Richmond &
Danville Railroads have reduced the fare one hall
that is to say, they will require full amount fare
to Lynchburg, and by exhibiting certificate from
the Secretary Of the Association that they are del
egates, viii receive free tickets to return
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THE GHEApEST D IL AND FANCY
Il GOODS IN THE CITY.-ATTENTIoN Buy
ERs,-The subscriber having recently returned from
the North with an extensive stock of FANCY AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which he bought at the
New York auctions FOR CASH, offers them to purcha-
HENRY BROWN, at No, IS Main street, is actually
selling the CHEAPEST GOODS in the city. To
ennmerate all the cheap Goods he keeps would fill up
the Dispatch but certain it is it will be consaItng
your interest to give him cali, when about job
bing, before purchasing elsewhere. Convince your
seIvesst HENRY BROWNS,
No. % Main street.
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& NEA u E / q III Il FOR NEW
@f York, Boston, Providence.

E3e!5b ven, ' Charlest"n. lal MoSiIc. SiM Ncs- ar-
OrieHns st. Louis, Galveston, san Fran.
cisco, Nc., per Steamship Jamestown, to
and via New York-Can be shipped every Mon
day and Tuesday, by the u 8. Mail Steamship James.
town, Capt. Parrish.
The Agentsat New York, Messr Ludlam Pleas
ants will forward goods by this line to all of the above
mentioned places free of commission and at tho low.
est rates of freight
Large and commodious sheds have been erected on
che wharf In New York. where goods are entirely pro-
tected from injury defacement and every care and
attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for trans
shipment. eFa 8 $50 81 - -
Merchants shipping by this steamship can alwsys
calculate within an hour the arrival Of their goods
The jamestown leaves New York every Saturday af-
ternoon on her return to Richmond. ts5s ii
For freight apply to a-..s.zs
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CRoPs IE TExAs.-The Galveston Civilian of
the 10Th says: La Texas tine rains have recently
fallen. The young crops OF corn and cotton are
highly promising, the rivers are UP and in condE-
ton for steamboat navigation.
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A RUSSIAN FLEET CoMISG.-The Courier
{French) says Russian steam squadron now at
Cronstadt, was to leave there in May for North
kowifegh
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NIcARAeUAN MEETING IN NAsHvTLLE.-The
citIzens Of Nashville, Tenn., Gen. Walkers birth
place, were TO hold meeting at the Markell House
last Saturday evening, to express their sympathy
with the Americans in Nicaragua.
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The Rev. w. o. Van Meter. Agent for the Five,
Ponts Mission. has arrived q Chicago with thirty
rescued children, en- route for homes In the West
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THE SUSPICIOUS VEssEL.--We learn by the
steamer Alice g. Price, that the Schr. tsaid TO
have been slaver) found on shore, near Point
Lookout has been got ahcat, and that there were
i've aueur holes found In her bottom She was ev
identity run on ihorS intentionally - Atexaadyia
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A cargo Of 1900 tons of iron for the North wes,
ern Va Railroad, arrived at Baltimore Wednes
day. making seven eargoes now lying at that Dor
for the same road
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The COMMITTEES appointed TO solicit aid for the
Cane De Verde Anfferers have secured &5 ,000, and
viii dispatcl, ayesssl with grain and prvvi6ans
early Ia Juns. They have received notice that
$40 buahsls Of corn and wheat have been shipPed
to them from Alexandria, Va.
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aAToSE FELL Ew0eP."-The Bangor WhiG re.
cords remarkable visitation Of death ia the fami.
iy of Samuel and Sarah Gilmore, Of Holden, In
that county. -Four Of their children were seized
with scarlet fever on ono and the same day, and
within three weeks, al Of them were taken from
this life
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NATIONAL IAtbTEL, Main street, Staun-
ton, Virginia w. ]. HUNTER l. Co. Pro-
prietors
tT" An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot, to take passengers to and from this
bouse free of charge my S. 6m
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j ri @ n M ON ID AND DA 4
WILLIE RAILHOAD-DpEn ro DAi

.
vILLE.-The regular PASSENGER Train
win run daily tSunday's exceptedl between RICH
MOND and Danyille. stopping to take up put
ter Robiou's Coalield Tomahawk Powhatan, kiat-
toax Chula Amelia G. H., Jetesvile, Jennings Ordi-
Branch Mossnaford' Roanoke. cioysr' Seott.bnsss
Boston. News Ferry, sBarksdaiss Ringsod and
Danyille.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ, arriving at
the Junction tb. eakfast house) at BIO A. M and
DanyiIle at ls35 P. N. Leave DanvlIc At ~ M. ar
rivng at the Junction at 4.30 r. NJ, and Richmond
7I8 p. NJ.
Children and under IL years of age, and SER
wants. half price, Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that one may
Be retained at the Office where they purchase .hsr
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they arc
permitted to 60 on the cars.
Passengers for Farmville Lynchburs WythevilIe,
Va, and Jonesboro' and Knoxville, Tenn, conneet
daily with South-Sde Railroad at Burksville. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, ". c., connect
daily at Danville with Hoiderby Co.'s fast line OF
Stages. N
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~ cHzzzEzD GINIA AND TEN
~ Essssss7556issN ESsEE RA!LRoAD-sUM-

- &C vi GINA AND TEN
- NJ IN E 81 SEE RAILROAD-SUM-
MER SCHEDULE.--This sRoad
is now in operation to Seven Mile Ford (l67 milss)
and the track being extended Westward at tho rate
of eight miles per month
On and after the Ist NAY the passenger train con-
Meeting with the train from Richmond and Petersburg
viii leave Lynchburg at 245 r. NJ, and arrive ut u
o'clock, M.
Stage connections daily, Sundays excepted.
At Bufords depot for Buchanan, IA miles.
At Bonsacks and Salem. for Sweet, Red Sweet and
White Sulphur Springs, 64 miles.
At Newbern depot. for the Red Sulphur (28 miles,
and Salt Sulphur Springs The Turnpike Road from
Newbern to the Red Sulphur Springs has been great
ly improved and is one of the best in the noun
tains. Passengers arrive at these Springs on the
evening of the sscond day from Richmond At Sew
en- Mile Ford, for Knoxville, Tennessee. Fare from
Richmond $2S, through in q days
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad passes In the
vicinity of Coiner's Allegheny, Montgomery, White
Sulphur and the Yellow Sulphur Springs the accom-
odaons each of which have been greatly increased
since last 4 e
The line of Telegraph from Richmond win be COM
pleted to the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs
early in June. E.. H GILL;
ap B-4m General Superintendent
Examiner, Whig and Enquirer will copy.
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TAKE NOTICE-NO HuMBIIG - 80

TAKE NOTlCE-NO HUMBUG.
ahali sell from this day, April 18th, until the 22d
of July next my entire stock of Dry Goods and Fam
cy Articles consisting of plaid and black Silks coli
Bereges, Berage de LANES; French Jaeonet and
LAWNS Ribbons; worked Bands; Sleeves; Cellars
Parasos Swiss check aud dotted Muslns; corded and
grass Skirts. Mantillss; black silk Mtts Irish and
French Linens; farmers Linen; linen and cotton
Pants stuf; Stockings large assortment of Domea
tics and servants and various other articles toe
numerous to mention, which have been bought very
low in the Northern markets, at COST PRICE. The
reason OF selling 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 was $500; but the land
Cord has just raised to $500, and therefore made
up mind to sell at cost to reduce my stock and
10 remove.
invite the attention of the public, also country
merchants TO call before purchasing else here and
assure you all that will be fully satisfied with
whist they buy Come one, come ALL and judge for
;thelmarket bridge. l. ROSENHEIM
ap 25-im* srsaa .rFzE
EMPLOYMENT DESIRED.--The under.
"A signed. having received commission NOTA-
Rf PUBLIC tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrice in that capacity
He will attend to taxing Dispositions receiving Ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds Reinquishment of Dover,
and perform other duty pertaining to the highly
Responsible office of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds and
every other form Of Conveyance Contract; to pur-
chase and sell Real Estate, negotiate Land and PEN
saon Claims, supenntend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent Medical and other Accounts.
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
rgS0iee on Bank and 18th streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House. ssa-t
P. s--One of the best Scriveners in Virginia win
give me his assistance. A a.
ap i2ts
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Aosss 7xief-O6icer Perrin has returned 10 tie
W;y,,il om Lee county, where he has been 70 carry
frs I'm =. Y Chapman. charged with stealing borsc
49,. hliam d. Alnftin ChspmaB about two
fes-s nees resided In Lee county, where he pro.
thst ,;. g ns deaf muts. and taught school Al
rnnrh ne WAS piety. personifed, and felt %
vrrs. nseIest on the subject Of religion that be
senes Of sermons and bsd them read by :
that 4. indeed, 20 perfect wse his .dis91iiso
sessIon ~ mn. nm At the expiration of Bis school
~ rss;s ne procured fine horse from m Msrsi,,
horr,..s Tenn and q, rrsrh;rs s,,rs
a,hss - handsome bride and xaddIe Srs,ns
vs.o. ssn.ieMaa. ~ and then cut out He So. \.
m.fried e. the White Snlphar sur;ns. ao,.s ae
dron she died. One OF his chidran mn i. I'VE cnn
Saroiine and the other in GIes canr.r = = .sal
otar That he is most aceomplshsd =
one will doubt after reading that portion ~ III no
forT already given by us '''' =. las ms =
!, Bonnd Orr.-The Mayor, yesterday he,a yv;,.
u am j. Brown to bail in the sum OF SO far ,h,a.,
ning TO assault Charles KepIer, the keeper cT ~
sycean House, who was fined by the court in two
cases Tor tipping the day before.
Sent 70 the Poor House--An old negro mar
named Ben, was found lying in the field near the
fair grounds last Wednesday afternoon. in q heip.
less condition, and taken tn the Poor House. !
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& y Il n # Il L M q N = STTA INVHs IIAIn
NJ DRESSING AND SHAMPOOING SALOON,
lfh street, opposite the Exchange Hotel Richmond,
Ta-RTLLIAM IFILTAfsfN Proprietor, hav,
ing recently moved to the above establishment, and
after incurriug considerable expense in retting and
renovating the same respectfully invites the atten
tion and patronage of the public. With polite at
tendsnts end together with his knowledge of the
dns opcrand feels assured of his ability to give
lire satisfaction. 4
Strangers visiting the city waited with dispatch.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FURNITURE

& NhEAT BAKEATNS IN FURNITURE.
~ We the undersigned, return our thanks for the
patronage have received from friends and the
public generally and will state that can be found
at the old stand, corner of franklin and 18th
streets, where manufacture and have hand all
kinds of CABINET FURNITURE. We will sell
what we have hand at such prices will suit
those who buy for their use, well those who
buy To sell again. --ns $685.
We have also assortment of CHAIRS of all
kinds, which we viii sell AT COST.
We also keep on hand, at all times and hours day
night, COFFINS-- Pine, Poplar, Cherry, Mahoga-
my. &c, from % inches lsng to feet. Also, Pinked
Sheets Shrouds &c; Hearse and Horses, with good
Driver that friends in the surrounding country
who send to us, viii not be detained than half
hour in prtcurirg articles to bury their friends
VIM. A. LEA,
.- WIN. L. SATTERWHITE,
Corner of Franklin and 18th streets.
N. B.-Flat-top Collins of all Sizes and Furniture
Wagon for those who desire prefer it. ts
ap 30--dlm& VIM A. LEA co.
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Wdr, icih all its Asyrors,r IL not 20 relentless an
70 our race those fell Diseases Scrofua sy-
pnitis, Rheumatism, the imprudent use of Mercury,
state ot the Blood. CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE is
Ihe only remedy which will drive these insiaious dis
eases from the system. Many have been restored to
nesith, who but for its timely aid would have sunk
IA IN despair Do NOT DELAY, BUT TRY 1T In TIME
Sold by BENNETT, REERs & FISHER
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DRESS IN THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFER.
INcE.-In the Methodist General Conference on
Saturday. the Committee on revisal of the Dis.
cipline, reported on Dress They recommend !
strict obedience to the injunction Of Peter Whose
adorning let it not be that outward adornin9 d
plating the hair and of wearing gold and Of put
ting on Of apparel" / Peter iii, 3 3 4s5 -.
The article on dresss in the Discipline ia as fol
lows: @t
.o-shall we insist on the rules concerning
A-By all means. This is no time to give auy
encouragement to superfuity Of apparel There
FORE give no tickets to any till they have left of
superhuous ornament In order to do this,
1st. Let every one who has the charge of cir.
cult read the thoughts upon dress at least once a
year In every large society. ~ Jll.@ =
I'd In visiting the classes be very mild but very
strict
3d. Allow of no exempt case Better one suffer
than many. Es -
A. Give no tickets to any that wear high heads,
enormous bonnets. ruffies or rings. Page 80
10 the matter of enormous bonnets the COM
mittee did not specially refer. They perhaps re-
lolce that the wholesome rule of their discipline
had worked reform in this article, and reduced
the size of ladies' bonnets to reasonable dimen.
sions as the most rigid disciplinarian would de.
sire. q -5eesyIa< ess71T -
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n11- UNION STEAlslskllP.COAls
pany-for philadelphia, win
1HKn City Point and NsrfcIks;n

David Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Rooms
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond, until further notice, every "Wednesday,
touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive freighe
and passengers Returning, leave Philsdelphia every
Wednesday morning. at 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers In fine order, increased %.
Communications for the comfort Of pasaengen having
been added a. also more room for freight; and We
hope BY regularity, dispatch and care in pfotseng
goods committed 20 our charge receve ~ increase
of patronage.
r1 No transhipment BY this line.
Passage through 10 New York, and found ...s. vi0V
Do 10 Philadelphia, and found ist
cabin. 80 o-sV
PASSAGE through u Phiidslphis, noE found, ~
cabin. = ...s.s. ~
Passage 10 City Petnf sud Ncxfolk same - bJ the
~ Pssseprers " this line can stop r PhilaAsphia
two a. three days AID then prcceed q Nsw York ~
the same tieksf u. =. Tu1ILks AGENT
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AFFRAY AT TWHEELING.-There was considera
Bile excitement in Wheeling, Va, Sunday, says the
Times, on account of an attempt by a man named
Forbes, to shoot the sheriff of Ohio county, with
revolver. The assa1Ant alleged that his wife had
been seduced by the sheriff during his residence of
q year In Illinois. The attempt failed
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITIcs-The fifth district
convention Of Massachusetts has elected J. w.
stone, B. G. Clark and Francis b. Fay delegates
tothe Philadelphia convention Resolutions were
passed declaring Fremont the first choice of the
convention for the Presidency
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= :, r,A.,Gscom !. mM9DAT!0N

II A q G o M MNIODATION
- - RTRAIN--CHANGE or HOURS.
.aaN --On and after Tuesday, 1sf April
the Accommodation Train Of this Comnany viii RIM
daily tSnndays excepted) between MILFORD and Rich .
mond. .Lesvine Milford at O'clock a. nj. sfopnin.
az the cottage for breakfast and arrive in Richnoud
at 8z0 O'Clock, A. M; returning will leave Richmond
ct O'Clock, r. M, and reach Milford at .06 p M:
stopping for passengers at any point each war
; Fare the same a. on the re gulsr traina
SAMUEL RUTH,
OFFIcE R r. L r r R. Co,
Richmond, March Is, 1856. NH a5
Ea " ' SE9kTISE EknS Z : T9 e IRA; { :
- ------- = ---- N N0RTH.-Thc Potomac
Route, between Richmond and Washington, via Frs.
dercksburs and Aquia Creek il open to the ira
yelling public, ana passengers going North may RELY
on speed safety and comfort thereon. IL s the ony
route over which through tickets between the South
and North sold The same can be obtsined at the
regular Offices in Wilmington, Weldon, Petersburg,
or Richmond. =
By this route In sch;eh no passenger has evey been
Hyed BY accident Of any deseriptfoa} the distance
between Richmond and Washington 10 reduced As
miles over the route by Gordonsville, with the fur
ther advantage of 100 miles less of railroad travel;
whilst being, IN addition, through line and under
one CONTROL is attended with hazard Of dsconnec-
tion at any point of the route.
~ Hours of departure from Richmond, 6i A. NJ.
and ~ P. M. ss1rss4s 49, 5ss : s. f@.-1g
For farther particulars enquire at the Ticket OF.
fees in Wilmington, Weldon, Petersburg and Rich
mond SAMUEL RUTH
Agent of TRANSPORTATION.
Office Richmond, Fred'g and Po.v r. R. Co,}
Richmond, Feb oath. 1856 ( fe %
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BY the above it will be seen that Mr. Winston is
elected Sheriff; Mr.. n. johnson, Common wealth's
Attorney for the Circuit Court; and Messrs. John
M. Francisco, Edwin Burton and George A. Humid.
ley, Commissioners of the Revenue ~
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E00 PAIKs OF THOsE CHEAF WIN:

DUU DOW SHADES, only 571 cents, to be run
off the following low prices, for week only
Beautiful Landscapes SOC, worth 3 25 Light Shades
plain with boquets only Soc, worth s 50 Splendid
Vase Shades at 81, well worth So; Gilt Shades. 81
richly worth 81; Table Oil Cloths Bureau and Stand
Covers all widths and patterns, from 25c up
Also, seasonable stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery and
Gloves; Irish Linen SOC, worth 75c Brown Linen Ia
bic Cloths, soc; White do Dsmask q yds long, $i;
Gods which will be sold off cheap. Call soon the
Dry Goods store Of M GOLDEN,
go Broad st., between Sd and 4th
N. B. storeksepers and peddlers supplied at New
York prices my Is
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MOuKNisG DnEss q 90 ID s-BIack
lFl Bombsziaes Alpaccas; Mouslainee; BeraRes
Tissues: Gtanadnes Ha fMouralngs; Berags Tissues;
Grenadines; Mourning Prlnts; Solid Black Lawns;
Figured DO. Black Lace hiitts; Black Rich Gloves,
Ac fall and handsome assortment Of Mourpins
Dress Goods can be found at
ALFRED MOSES,
2I G3 Main sf
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SPRING GOODs.--We are now oDenInr
- cur stock of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, as
usual consists Of great variety OF and desra.
bic goods We are receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
every week. and customers may rest assured that
by giving Us call at they will save themselves
! much time and trouble In the tedious effort OF
tMATCHINd TRIMMfNGS.a
HIRSH B0TTCHER&
min 25--4ns 100 Broad street.
ss --.-
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ilRANDING BRUSHES, various sizes,
ID for sale low by VIM SATLER,
nv Il i42 Main st
s. GLUE BRUSHES. wire, tsyIne, ANA iron
NJ and copper bound all Sizes and of the best quali-
ties; for safe by WIN. SATLEh
J42. Main
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f(lcE...lO fierces extra quality Aice ID
II storc and for sale by WIN. TAYLOR.