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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

Et,Ry Ia LEEDS Co AuctioneersOfce Ne l9 Nasssu.st
MORTGAGE SALE.-Large Sale of Costly
Vl FURNITURE at the Irving House in Broadway, be,
The above botel-HENRY II. LEEDS \ Go. viii sel, by
auction, on MONDAY February %, TUESDAY, 18th, and
WEDNESDAY, th the above place. the entire Furniture
hotel Of which has recently been put in fine order
and all Of tho For further particulars refer
general head Courier and Enquirer Commercial
Post and Express. Sale without
JosEPH HECEMAN, Auctonecr.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. %, at IL o'clock p. m,
w A. No 80 Frst-place, between Clinton and Heuryst,
south Brooklyn. general )rtment Of Or Chamber and
Kitchen EuTiituIe.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
RUSSELL w. WEsTCoTT. Aucnoneer.
large SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

large SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
IL FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO -FORTE, RICH
CARTLTs ROSEWOOD SUITES, &c.-R w. WEST
COTT will sell WEDNESDAY, Feb n at lO5 o'clock, the
No u sh av near lithst-be whole will be s1d without
reserve aud must be removed immediately from the prenss
oopsstnr rosewood 7ocsve Piano Forte, Stool aud
Cover splendid rosewood Paro Suites nine pieces each
with sp rosewood maTbeop Center and Pier Tables
two Etageres with mirror ons two French
pae with slabs and brackets rosewood Reception
And Arm Chairs Oil Paintings elegant Mantle Vases rch Car
ps Bookcases &C. with large variety of rosewood. mahoga
nv ard uar Chamber Furniture 20 fine Hair Mattresses
Beds 6c with the Dining goom and Chamber Furniture Els
to No reinforcement Catalogues al house.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
Copartnersbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION.-Tbe Copartnership hereto
~ fore existing under the 6rm Of fELNERTON FILL
LOWS, exp pres this day by It's own limitation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

C6PARTNERsHIP.The subscribers have this day formed
sCopaIrnership, under the finn Of GORDON FELLoWs,
COMMISSION business, ct Eos IL and Is Besyerst.Sew
Yogk, Feb. !, 1856 NM uOhpoNi
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

IN given seJ the Of March next and qntSr
xer notice this Company will issue its new CONSOLIDATED
SINKING FUND BONDS OF ICES Ia exchange for any OF
Bonds issued by the Michigan southern Railroad
Company and the Northern Indiana Railroad Company; sch
exchange will be made at with much dispatch ss the
preparation Of the Bonds VIII admit Of and in The
srisr which apJlc ations for such exchanges made
TIE interest on the will be sd to the ls. day Of
NAV from wbsh date interest runs OF the new Bonds
By order Of the Board. J. d. hOfhINS, sscfeIhy'
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DkNcE "A pusiLLAkiMirr. AND MODERATION HAS
CEASED 70 DE vJRruEl"
With one more extract from the historian, We
conclude.
"On the 10Th Of Ocsobcs. 1874. preiimirorJ 10 the
Hartford Cosrenfion the Legislature Of the lead.
ing State Of Massachusetts, pursuant to the plan Of
Rrtaf Eastern Mornnenf NEGOTIATED WITH MA.
LICE FOR THE PuRCHAsE OF LOUISIANA, rssefred
10 raise an army Of hossand strosg-not to aid,
bat are the Union. Not to nrge, but arrest the
War: Not to be placed under the command OF
the Presidents Prefeas-as the United States
Generals commanding Military Districts were stie
matized but, 10 be called our. ofcered. uniformed
stationed employed end disposed Of erciusirey and
altogether By their orn disoFected Governor, IN De
rIAHCE OF FEDERAL AuTHoRITYf
Here il New England NullifcationI What do
you think Of IN Did the history Of Nuiiihcaiion
in South Carolina ever exhibit greater disioyai'y
to the Unions This at least must be said OF South
Carolina, that she never deserted her country 10
wa- Massachusetts, still is, and always has been
. nuliifying State, aud what is worse, state
which would create civil strife, and then call III
foreign bayonets to setteit She is now the leading
Fremont State of the Union; she heads the column
of the infamous attempts govern one sectisn OIL
the Union by another; and observe how her pafri
otto soul will shudder with horror and burn with
rage if, in the event of Fremonts election, shs
South threaten dissolution of the Union!
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AN ARRAY AT CAPE AAY.-On Sunday after
noon an ARRAY, which produced considerable es.
element, occurred at the Mount Vernon Hotel
Cape May. The Philadelphia Inquirer says
"It appears that several young men were seated
in a room, and one of them drinking wine wal
ter, Joshua Gibbs, who is said to be very civil
and inoffensive man, was passing below, when for
mischief or with some more desperate object =
glass tumbier was thrown al him. He turned and
remarked, that the act was not that of . gentle.
man, and then made his way back to the hotel
with the object of making complaint At this one
Of the yonng men-the son of highly respectable
citizen of Washing,on-became excited, and has
tened down stairs, armed with pistol and dirk.
collision soon after took place, and the waiter
was stabbed in the back. The wound is said to be
about an inch deep and not dangerous A physi
clan was Immediately called in, and every atIen-
ton WAS paid to the sufferer. The father of the
young man expressed himself deeply panied by
the occurrence, and proered all the assistance and
reparation in his power
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For sale by Geo. M. West.

THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE-A correspon
dent of the New York Daily Times, writing from
Havana, under date of July 25th, says that nearly
every steamer takes from that place to New York
persons who are directly interested in the African
slave trade and who make contracts at the North
for vessels aud their outfit for the traffic Within
the last seven months not far from fifteen thousand
Africans have been landed illegally upon the Gu
ban coast, from Africa, in nearly equal proportions
upon the north and south Sides and no captures of
any consequence have been made. During this
summer, extensive arrangements have been made
in all the available ship building ports of the Union
for the requirements of the trade for the next
tw elve months
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TUIEoRAYBJC NHWA
RHpoRrEp ron DfsPAT O n

Congs essiesai.
wAsHsnaroN. Aag Ssnass Mr. Seward IN
troduced bill for ii. change of venue In certain
criminal cases now standing In the courts Of the
Referred n the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Hunter, of Va. moved to take mp the army
appropriation bin, which motion was defeated by
The Senate pissed several river and hArbor
bills; also bill for railroad to the Pacific, and
adjourned
House Mr. Orr presented the credential. Of Mr.
Keitt, Of South Carolina, who appeared and was
sworn In.
Mr. Thorington reported bill granting lands to
Nebraska, Minnesota and Kansas for railroads.
Referred TO the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union
Mr Bennett Of New York, reported bin grant.
ing 600 acres to railroads In Mississippi which
was passed-ayes %, nays 80.
Tho House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Legislative, Judiciary and Execu-
tive portions of the General Appropriation Bill.
The clause appropriating 100000 TO pay the
expenses of the courts of the United States in the
territory was read
Mr. Grow moved proviso shat no part Of this
money be expended for prosecuting or OBTAINING
any person or persons charged with treason or
other political offence in Kansas"
Mr.. Stanton moved to add "or any prosecution
which has heretofore been instruction political
offe-cas."
Both were adopted, ayes Is, noes 81.
The committee here rose. and
Mr. Campbell of Ohio. offered substitute for
the entire bin, emitting the clause making appro
priatiou for the Kansas Legislature, and excluding
the provisos of Messrs. Dunn, Sherman and Grow,
restricting the proposed expenditures
Mr. Washburne, OF Maine, raised . point that
the substitute was not in order.
The Speaker sustained Mr.. Washburne, and the
House proceeded to act on the amendments re-
ported to the bill
The vote on Mr.. Dunn's amendment restoring
| the Missouri Compromise resulted ayes 49, nays
| ITO.
Mr.. Grows amendment was adopted-ayes "a,
nays SO.
Mr.. Sherman's amendment, similar TO Crows,
was rejected-ayes 49, nays Ill.
The clause appropriating $50 600 to the the ex.
pepses of the assembling of the Legislature OF
Kansas was stricken out-ayes 80, nays So.
Messrs. Grow and StantOn's proviso was adopt
ed-syes 81, nays 81.
The bill was then passed-ayes a. nays 30.
The House then took recess until o'clock,
PM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

MASSACHUSETTS POLITICs -The Fitchburgh
Massachusetts,, American State Council held q
meeting Tuesday, when a motion to endorse Fill
more and DonelsoH was anne ndcd by substituting
the names OF Fremont and Johnson by vote Of
30 to 81. A letter was read from President Bart
lett, revokiDg the charter Of the Massachusetti
Council on the ground of recreancy, and authoriz
ing the Fillmoreites to form q new Council The
Fillmore men hereupon withdrew and formed q
new State Council The Fremonters endorsed the
nomination of Governor Gardner, and adhered tc
the nomination Of Fremont md Johnson.
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RniIraad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6-The train from Balti
more last night, ran off the track by running over
a COW near Gary's Ferry. Three cars were de
polished, no one was killed, but few of the pas
sengers " ere injured. A.'Scberman was among
the injured, and Mr. Ball, the mail agent, sustain
e. severe internal injuries.
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Glover Hill Coal Mines.

new vein of coal has been discovered In these
mines, which exceeds in richness any yet worked
there 1t has larger amount of bitumcn, 1t 10 be-
lieved than any yet raised from the mines rich
As the Clover Hill coal is known to be. We sup.
pose this fine coal will be chiefly brought to this
city for family CRATE coal The Glover Hin mines
have been worked with great success. The rail.
road to the pits has recently been laid with heavy
iron and this viii greatly facilitate the operations
Of the company.
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"THE MoDER. wHrrrIELD"-rHx REV. C.

1.-THE NoDERE WHITFIELD"-THE REV c. II.
STURGEON, OF LoNDoN-HIs SERMONS, WITH AN
INTRODUCTION AND SKETCH OF HIS LIFE; BY e.
l.. MAGooN-NeU York: Sheldon, Brakeman & Co.
This Is highly interesting book, relating to a
man of remarkable powers of eloquence, who
made a great impression in England. He Is a
minister of the Baptist Church, and resides in
London, where he has an uncommon fame in his
walk Of life. The biographical part of the book
is in the exuberant style of Mr.. Magoon, conside-
rably cbastened, however, since he was preacher
in this city.
For sale by Messrs Workman g. Cottrell, No. s03
Main street.
LIFE OF GENERAL MORGAN; By JAMES Ora
HAM. 1Nep York: Derby + Jackson."-This is a va
uable Library book, inasmuch rs it contains not
only the life of one of the bravest and truest of
the heroes of the Virginia line in the Revolution
airy war, but his correspondence, including letters
hitherto unpublished, from Washington, Greene
Lafayette, Wayne, Jefferson, Hamilton, and 9th
srs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

KAEsAs-Cot Sumner The President Tuesday
sent to the Senate q message accompanied by va
rious official dispatches, relative the affairs of
Kansas, in which it appears in reply to a rssolu-
ton of that body, no order was issued from the
War Department to any military officer in COM
mand in Kansas TO dispense any unarmed meeting
of peeple of those territories; or TO prevent by
military power any assemblage Of the people
thereof The Secretary of War endorsed the let
ter of Col Sumner, dated July 81, 1885, reporting
his return t. Leavenworth, with the following:
The communication of Col Sumner and the
proclamation endorsed, indicates that circumssan,
ces not disclosed in previous reports existed to jus
tfy him in employing the military forces to dis.
perse the assembly at Topeka. Though thus ;ndi.
Gated, it is not yet made fully to appear that the
case was one which, by his Instructions be WAS
authorised to act, viz: That the government had
found the ordinary course Of judicial proceedings
and the power vested in the United States h.r,
shall. inadequate to effect the purpose which WAS
contemplated by the employment of troops of the
United States. Col Sumner will be called upon
to communicate on the point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07
Missouri Election,

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4, P. M.-Commvnica.iol
with Missouri, by telegraph, is interrupted, and VI
are consequently without any Information in re
gard to the election in that State.
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Kentuckv Election.

WASHINGTON, July 6-Private dispatches, re
cevad here, state that the Democrats have elected
the Judge of the Lexington district, Kentucky, By
large majority over his competitor, the presen
Judue
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Powder MIL Explosion and Less Of Life.

PORTLAND, NE, Aug. Sly esterday afternoon
the corning and glazing mills connected with the
powder works at Gorhan, blew up, killing Peter
Ritchie of Canada and Messrs. Geary Of Portland,
and White of Acton, Mass.
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Town Election.

CHICAGO, August 6-Ten counties in Iowa give
1900 majority for Davis, Republican, in the q
Congressional District. He il largely ahead.
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NORFOLK, August 5.
The lightning here has been severe on the ship
ping On Monday the bark Gen. Jones. bound
here from New York, was struck off Sewells
Point-her top royal mast being ahivered. At the
same place the schooner Cornelius, bound from
James River with wood to New York, was struck,
and had her main topmast shivered The U. S.
frigate ST. Lawrence was also struck in Gosport
Navy Yard.
Last night frame building on the wharf in
front of the Hygeia Hotel, at Old Point, was burnt
with goods in it to the amount Of $4,000
The draw. bridge here was rented yesterday TO
Frederick Wilson. Esq and others, at $500, for
the ensuing yeari
Captain Jesse Parker, formerly Of the Macon
House, and F. d. Holiday, Esq, recently of the
Magnolia Springs, are about becoming proprietors
OF the Ocean House. Portsmouth / hear that j.
Milierherger Smith, formerly Of the American
Hotel Richmond, and recently of the Gilmer House,
Baltimore, is about leaving for California
One Of our morning papers-the Argus-says
that six years ago, a gentleman with capital OF
81 500 bought farm in Norfolk county at Is, 600
In four years he paid for the farm with hired help
and bought 81 800 worth of land besidea. He has
recently sold out At S20 600, and his property is
now estimated at &35 600
An order was received at the Navy Yard, yes.
terday from the Navy Department, directing an
investigation of the charges made against Mr..
Herbert Master Stone Mason, by the employees
of his department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

GREAT BEAR HuEr.-Snme Is OF 20 men and
boys, armed with guns, axes pi,chforks. clubs and
dogs, killed bear and two cubs In the woods At
Machias. Me ON the 9Th nit and the proceeds Of
the sale OF the animals were appropriated 70 pro.
cure preaching for Kennehec Village
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

Ligitniag-Fiye IN Old Poiat-Hotel Change Idlue
Of Capital in Nor foik, etc.
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A nre occurred In Helena Ark, last week do
s.royipg The Methodist Church and ofiee Of the
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N1ILLwRIGHT NOTICE.-.HayIng To-

NIILLWRIGHT NOTICE.-.HayiuR Ia
lVl Gated myself in the city of Richmond, am
prepared for making contracts to build or repair
all kinds of MILLS, either in the city or country -
Satisfaction guaranteed in every and the best OF
reference given. Persons having work to do wiu
leave their orders at my residence l7fh ct nearly
opposite Mr.. Purcelrs Grocery and in the eishbor
hood of Wesley Chapel; or g line through tia Poss
Ofics, atIng the particulars will be promptly at.
tended tn C. B. McCORMlC.
au 6-d&cIm*
" LAND At PkIYATh sALK
sffer for sale upon liberal terms of credit the
following valuable Plantations and extensive tract of
Woodland situated in the countis. of Norfolk and
Princess Anne within ten mica Of tho City of Nor
felix all OF which easily by land or water
Let. The rich and highly cultivated Farm near Dse
Creek in Norfolk County, on which DR.. James
Williams now resides, formerly owned by John Cary
Wes.on Psq., containing abont I NO Thousand Acr a.
Of which Five Hundred are cleared. and tho resdu
COZ cred with the finest Wood All the Improvements
are excellent, and the location 10 pleasant and
heslthv any in lower Virginia
3D. Tract of Land, containing 800 acres adjoinin,
tn above, covered with Pine, Oak, Maple and Ship
Timber. within a short distance of good landing
Sd The splendid estate in the county Of Princeu
Anne, near the Bay Shore, formerly owned BY VIM
W Lamb, Esq, containing 400 acres
The situation of this farm is very beautiful com
msndins view of Chesapeake Bay, and the build.
ines and Improvements unsurpassed by any ia thu
county. CHARLES SHARP,
6-l0. Attarney for Jas. H. Williams.
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SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BrTwEKN EuRoPI
AND AhERIcA.-The sinking of tho cable which
Is to complete the teiegraphic communication be
tween France and Algeria, was TO commence OF
the Goth inst. ~ -
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SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A shooting ARRAY occurred
in vieksburg. Miss, on Monday week, between =
man named Wheelock and DR. Latham, Of Canton,
Miss which resulted in a wound 10 the former,
which will probably prove fatal According to q
statement in the Wing, Wbeslock was some time
since tarred and feathered by some Of the citizens
Of Canton. and believing that DR.. Latham was q
psriicpator In the affair had several times threat.
ened his life. Theparties met in Vicksburg, when
wheelock commenced firing with double barrel
shot gun, which the Doctor returned with . re-
volver. They fred twice, and the second shot from
the revolver inflicted the wound from which Whee-
lock was not expected to recover. DR. Lwas slight.
ly wounded, bns igave himself up, was examined,
and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.-The Petersburg Ex-
press of yesterday has the following items:
Accident-Mr Theodore Swan. timer from
Richmond, while walking a scaffod yesterday
morning, at new building somewhere near the
northern end of Washington street, his foot slip
ped and he fell to second seafolding below,
and broke his arm.
For Emrope.-Rob't Leslie, David Dunlop and
w. w. Mcrtens, Esqs., all Of Petersburg expect to
soil from New York in the steamer Persia, to-day,
At II o'clock, for Liverpool.
The Nils The recent rains have furnished
water enough to start the Matoaea Mills, which
have for several days past been idle. At the Et-
tricks Nils steam is to be introduced, to avoid
stopping on the account of drought.
Heavy Rain "A correspondent OF the Petersburg
Express, writing from Farmvie, Va, on Tuesday,
says: THE heaviest fall of rain which has occur
red in that section since 1876 forty years ago,
fell that morning Every bridge over the branch
which runs through the town five In number)
was swept away. The Messrs J J. e. T, b Rice
are the greatest sufferers. Their lanyard was en-
tirely submerged, and large number Of hides
swept from the watts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

WASHINGTON. August Ga duel was fought
to-day, near Bladensburg, between Messrs Pryor
aud Ridgway, of Richmond, Ya-dstance ten
PAGES. After one hre the affair was amicably ad-
justed.
ANOTHER DIsPATCH.J
WASHINGTON, Aug. "A duel was this day
fought, near Silver Spring, the residence of j. P.
Blair, between Messrs Pryor of the Enquirer, and
Ridgeway of the Wing, at ten PAGES distance
The first fire resulted without injury to either
Mr.. Ridgeway demanded . second fire, which was
granted by Mr. Pryor At this point the seconds
lnierfered and the difficulty amicably settled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

RATIFICATION MEETING "A Fillmore and Dom
elson Ratification meeting was held in Faneuil
Han, Boston, Saturday night, embracing delega.
tons from Roxbury and Chsr,estown, with bands
of music. From four to five thousand people were
assembled. The principal speeches were made by
Erasius Brooks. Of New York, and A. B. Ely, Of
Newton Some Fremonters present interrupted
the general harmony of the meeting by cheers for
their candidates, and banner borne into the hall
by the Charlestown Club, caricsturing Mr.. Free
mont as mi'red bishop with the cross in his hand,
was attacked and torn to pieces Otherwise the
Fremonters keptithe peace. The Fillmore men
were extremely enthusiastic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

LIVERPOOL TO PoRTLAND.-We learn from the
State Of Maine that the propeller Cleopatra. the
nrst steamship In the new line of steamers between
Liverpool and Portland. touching 1t st. Johns,
Newfoundland, and Halifax. Il Ia sail from Liver.
pool Tor Portland on the I'D inet
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-.MARRrHD.

MARRIED.
=. Th.,.a.v. Jnly stst 1885, by the Rev. v ~
~, NEwTON II fsCOMB 70 Mia MARY FL ,L.A-
BETH aanshter Of Mr.. =. u Csrfer' si % oh'oo
Long msy the siIken chord b. bright,
THAT minds thes- two LOWING hesrts IN on6.
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Luck FOR THE BALTIMORE BoNAPARTEs The
speeiai commission, to which Louis Napoleon re-
ed, We learn from the Paris corr respondent of LIE
N0rd. Of Brussels, upon the important question Of
the Prince Jerome's first marriage with Miss Pat
erson in America. The commission confirm the
cd by the Pope to the great annoyance OF Napo-
leon !. In consequence of this decision the grand
sen Of Prince Jerome and Miss Patterson, who is .
sub-lisuteaantin the French army, becomes q le
Ultimate member OF the Napoleon family, while
Prince Napoleon, the issue of Jeronc's second
marriage, Is excluded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

NOR HOLLYWOOD CENETAKf-A
II -Four Horne Omnibus will leave 25th snd Main
streets this (THURSDAYl evening, at O'Clock. for
Hollywood returning at precisely. Fare l2t cents.
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NEANTED-Tw0 good WAGONERB for
w the remainder Of the year.
iva CRENsHAw L co.
WANTED-.To hire for the balance Of the
w year, few able bodied NEGROES, for sur
face operations, ct the Coke Mines.
nv ito JOHN J. WERrH. Agent
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SAHA'rutsA WAT r k.--Jast received,
~ fresh from the Congress Spring, in pint snd qnsrt
bottles. DUVAL Il NORTON,
au6 Main and 10th streets.
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Luther A. Pratt, Esd editor IL che Jersey City
Da,iy ssntinsl died Monday h'ght. in the 4ad year
Inc New Haven Journal states that J n Har.
~ Fremont aad Fusion, has been elected Mayor
Of New London, CT
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ElRUkHEe, BHUsHEs-tiair Brushes;
- Tooth do; Nail do. Flesh do Paint do; Varnsh
do; White Wash do Shaving DO; Branding do
Msrkins do; Csmel's Hair do; Backing do; in great
va iety, for sale by A. BODEKER
su No 10 Main q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07

L large variety of Table Clos hs Damask; Dispeu:
Towelhng; Napkins; he'd Tick Linen and Cotton
Eheefnps and Pillow-Csse Cotton and Linen; Coun-
terpsius; Quilts, &c, to be sold At prices that are
bound to please. JACOB A. LEVY
"a -..la. Main strast