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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-03

NEWS FROM ST. DohINGo.-The telegraph has
announced that the Spanish Consul at st. Domin-
go has induced the Dominican government to re-
call treaty made with the United States. cor
respondent of the N Y. Herald says that Segovia,
the Spanish consul is using every effort to get the
government under the dominion of Spain. Mr..
Gavan, an editor, having exposed the plan, was
waylad, and shot one of those who attempted to
assassnate him. He fed, and the writer says
1t is supposed that the fugitive from this packed
tribunal of crime may be on board of the Ameri
can schooner Elliott now lying outside and bound
to Boston. Segovia has forbid the vessel from go-
ing to sea until he has searched her, with his Spa
nish marines and negro guards to ascertain that
Gslvan is not on board. He has sent orders to
the Captain of the schooner that if he presumes
TO get up his anchor for the purpose of going to
sea. he will be fired upon by the Spanish ves-
sells of war that command him with their guns
The United States Commercial Agent, Mr.. FL
ott has instructed the Captain of the schooner 10
pay no attention whatever to the orders or the
threats of the Spanish Consul and not under any
circumstances, to permit the search of his vessel
by this self constituted police officer, and that
when ready under the usual elearness from the
proper authority of the customs, to go to sea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-03

CAN JUROR BE ARRESTED I'm the Su-
preme Court, New York, Thursday, Justice
Davies presiding, decision was given as to the
rightto arrest a juror. juror in the pannel of
the Supreme Circuit Court it appears, arrested
by the Sheriff in civil case He was then taken
on habeas corpus before Judge Davies, who decided
tina: juror cannot be arrested on civil process
during the existence of the pannel on which he is
serving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-03

EXPENSES OF THE GOvERNMENT.-The wheels
of our Federal Government cannot move it ap
pears from the subioined figures, without being
pretty well fabricated. Among the appropria.
tions made are the following, and Congress itself
comes first in the category. The nav of this
body will swallow up S2,290O00 The State De-
partment absorbs Sl32. 900; the Treasury Depart
ment S693 900; the Interior S44S, 900; War, Sl95,-
600; Navy 100000; Post Office, $4,000 These
department items are for expenses of the Wash.
ington offices. The Judiciary aud Courts cost
S967, 900. The Army costs Sl5,0G0,0O0. The
Navy costs Sl3,500,000. Diplomacy demands
S1,0O0,000. Lighthouses Sl,300,0O0. Collection
of Revenue 81 10000 Mail transportation for
Congress and the Departments alone lick up
seren hundred thousand dollars. General mail
transportation costs So 100000. Postmasters' pay
amounts up to 81 l50 600 Post Office clerks take
$l,300,000. The ocean mails put us in for over
S2,0OOO 600. A deficiency in the Post Office appro-
priations requires further draw of s., 2,250U00- -
The interest on the public debt is charge of $2,-
100000. The Land system takes 100000 The
mints cost S602,000. The Territories S220 000
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CARRIAGES, CARRTAGKs.

gesIg z, CARhEASES, tAhhlAUEs5s
GTE The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
H-- Making Ests tsbiishmcnt, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Gary, NSth and l4th streets
nesI the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARlO-
TEES, BAReGCHES, BUGGIES with and withsut
tops eno SULKIES, all of hs make, of the best
Mste.isls and workmanship. All of which will be
sod low good work OF the kind be in the city
Of Richmond and respectfully ask call from those
IN want OF any erticle in the Carriage line, ea am de-
termined TO make to order ana sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all WORK sold, that il new wsr-
fantsd
fe z6-d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

-. L0NNEs,, $50, Main street
IL near 7th-Grstes Tenders summer Fronts
,,,vsre, circle AMI eleptic patternsl Ornamentals
J. IN Rail: Balconies Nerandshs, &c.
Remember the number aud give me call after L
.-,i,ine elsewhere. imy Si-Sr
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TEss. -gsz=z,..sz..-r-5 FliEADAMs,E EMPRESS
8ssI COMPANY, lS4 Main ST.. hav-

es..S COMPANY, lS4 Main St, hav-
ing resumed their Steamship
Express to aud from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday.
and thence By railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington
Lyrchburg. Salem, Wythevilie, and the principal
places IN Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
pared to forw ard, with great dispatch and at reduced
rates, every Kind of Merchandise Valuable Parcels,
JegssEy &c, to the above named citiee, and all
places the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamships viii be accompa-
MED b. special Messengers who will give their per-
sgIal attention 10 the careful handling Of goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
EXr5ess.
Shippers viii please take natice that packages to
poi Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
frsish. received on day Of sailing until o'clock,
T. M. J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
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fxTxz4e DIX. .ADDINGTON, ((sradu.
NYExEX ats,) Dentist, manufactures Teeth ex.
~IrYYYV pfessly tor each particular case. Full
I1 sets Of Teeth, or any parts Of sets,
made with artificial Gums, in one contiRao solid
piece The cost 10 the same single Teeth shaped in
nGuids Ia large numbers, and sold for general use.
Or. A. also extracts, Ellis and eieanses Teeth, boz
sides restores the gum and mouth to healthy con-
oltion Dfics Main street, second square shove
Ms bshts. jYSl
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e. Z. II --s.z...szz.=..1 sPECIAi. NaTICE.

r." v-.r --eszzzzksss=:s1 SPECIAL. NOTICE.
gss5 u HE ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, 1874 MAIN ST
Having renewed their Express on the Raleigh and
Castor RailfOsd, prepared to forward. with
dpttsh and st reasonable rates every kind of NJ FIR
CkANDISE VALUABLE PARCELS. JEWEL
h &c, nc, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE. in
charge uf trpsty messengers to all points the
RGe gh ara CASTOR Railroad, viz:
GASTON HENDERSON,
FRANKLlNTON, RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants and others entrusting Goods to the
Adams Express Company, Will be reisved from the
necessity Of finding consignees at every point along
the line, thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
- J. Nj. TAYLOR, Srp't.
). Il. bI bIACUONUUOH, Agent. It's
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Kansas EMIGsAsTs.-Col. Henry D. Clayton ana
his company Of Kansas emigrsntA numbonns one
25th instant, for Kansas by way Of the Cumberland
river.
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EP~SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and all places in Vir
glniE and North Carolina intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown. will hereafter
be rrcsived by the ADAm kXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
these ships.
Office of the New York ard Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
a2 ia Agents.
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Solomon Rozelie. one Of the pioneers of Mem
phis Tenn, died on the Goth ult
Manuel Alvarez. . rich merchant Of Santa Fe.
New Mexico, and for many years u. s. Ccnsnl
there. died on the 5lh of July.
During last week, not less than 1900 baskets Of
peaches were sent daily to New York over the Cam.
den and Amboy Railroad. ~
Mesxrs. Thsmas Il Co.'S Brass Rolling n Ii at
Plymouth. CT. was burnt Monday. Involving
lsss Of 100000 No Insurance,
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ItttIS W. DAWES,
J. DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
xARBLE Brown STONE AND GRANITE.

MONUMENTS, 1OMBS, HEAD PIECES,
Rouse ard Store Fronts Window and Door Silis. &c
s-yins Grounds eIolosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
~ Fl!s, Premium awarded by the Mechanics In
,t'tc,e and Agricultural Society OF Virginia
10 if-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-03

CosTA RIGA AND THE UNITED sTATEs.-Pre
sident Mora. of Costa Riea, delivered bis message
to the legislative body of that republic on the Sd
Of August He reviews his war policy Ia Nieara-
qua relates tie ravages made by the cholera In the
army. predicts the speedy downfall of Walker, aud
speaks OF the interruption Of friendly relation with
the United States government
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FIRE AT LoUIsyIILE.--A fire at Louisville, KY,
Monday, on Market street, destroyed the stocks OF
J b. Hickey, f. Pragaff, J. II. Lecompte, Mrs = g.
line, Mr.. Sheridan and Mr.. Secor. TIE parliea
we're mostly insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-03

CAAPHESE ExPLosIoN.-An explosion of cam.
phene occurred in Shinston, Harrison county, Va,
one night last week by which young man, Jas.
per Fortney, was badly burned and narrowly as.
capped death, and another, named James was con.
siderably burned, Young Fortney had prepared
the fluid bya recipe procured from pedlar, who
sured him that it would no. explode. He had filed
the lamp common pewter globe lamp, from a
can which contained quart of the fluid, and set
1t on the table about arms length from the
lamp, which was burning. He Immediately saw
stream of flame connecting the lamp and the can
and IN an instant the can torn to pieces the
lamp was melted and the room and one adjoining
it were filled with bright sheet of flame which
scorched things. although but a fash The two
young men, who were studying in the room, were
badly burned, Mr.. Fortney seriously, mostly on
their arms and breasts Mr.. Fortney, in his
agony threw some of the burned flesh off the in.
sides of his hands They are recovering
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sy- The Daily Dispatch 10 served to Subscribers
.,Gx am 4 euasrER cESTs PER WEEK, payable TO
sss Carrier weekly Price for mailing 81 year, or
- "a for six months, In advance.
rT- The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued every Fii-
I.y and mailed TO subscribers at 8 per annuni.
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MICAIAH MkNGUM.
INSTI{UCTIIN az ,TiIE
THE IIUsIC sTOhE.-P

rsS9xss4-1 THE BtUSIC sTUhk.--P
Rsssssns4sss II. TAYLo oh would remind his
fWR friend. and the.pabaac generally that
where may DO found PIANO FORTE15, MELODE.
,lAs. ONE. GUITARS, VIOLINs, FLUTES and ACCoR-
eEos, Of the best quality, and az the lowest prices
lie Is sole agent in this city for the sale of the eee
tIated Eunns x Clsrks PIANOS, which not
passed BY any other makers and equaled but By few
also, Gale Co.'S superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
tie has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found In
TINS state and constantly receiving the latest puba
cations which be will sen the most reduced prices
and upon IS good terms be had elsewhere.
" Pianos tuned. reyaired and let on hire.
W Old Pianos taken ia part nav for new ones.
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lust RECEIVED, one case Fail Prints,
small figures, slightly imperfect, wsIth 2t cents
yard which will be sold Of the low price of Cd per
yad. Call at the established cheap store of
sci ALFRED MOSES, 65 Main sf.
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L'OK HlRE--Eor the balance of the year.
Il good Cook, Washer and Ifoner. Apply to
So --ts r. CAUTIIORN.
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THAs. ii. langley, am aKd shcet
y Iron Manufacturer lStn street, between kaia
tad Cary. Richmond Va,
GAS FITTING AND FIXTUREs
Steam Pipes for Churches Public Buildings, ds
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spout!ng put
up in any part OF the city end county.
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOX BALE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-03

BEAUTIFUL DESCRIPTION OF A NIGHT SCENE.
Hon. Edward Everett, in his lecture at the open
ing of Dudley Observatory, n. Y, said:
I had occasion few weeks since to take
the early train from Boston, and for this purpose
rose at two o'clock in the morning Everything
around was wrapped in silence, broke only by
what seemed at that hour the unearthly clank
and rush of the train. twas mild serene mid
summers night the sky without cloud the
winds whist. The moon then in the last
quarter, had just risep and the stars shone with
spectral ustre, but little effected by her presence
Jupiter, then two hours high, was the herald of
the day; the Pleiades Just above the HORIZON shed
their sweet influences in the East; Lyra sparkled
near the zenith; Andromeda yelled her newly dis
covered glores from the naked eye in the South;
the steady peinters far beneath the pole, looked
meekly up from the depths of the North to their
Sovereign.
Such was the glorious spectacle as entered the
train. AS we proceeded, the timid approach of
twilight became more perceptible: the intense blue
OF the sky began TO soften; the smaller stars, like
little children, went first 10 rest the sister beams
of the PeiadeS soon melted together; but the
bright consultations of the West and North
manned unchanged Steadily the wondrous trans
fguraion went on. Hands of angels hidden from
mortal eyes shifted the scenery of heaven; the go
ries Of night dissolved into the gories of the dawn
The blue sky now turned more softly gray; the
great watch stars shut up their holy eyes; the East
began to kinde. Faint streaks of purple soon
blushed along the sky; the whole celestial concaVe
was filled with the inhowng tides of the morning
light which came pouring down from above in one
great ocean of radiance; till at length. reach
ed the Blue Hills, flash of purple fire blaZed out
from above the horizon, and turned The dewy tear
drops of flower and leafinte rubies and diamonds.
In few seconds, the everlasting gates of the morn.
ing were thrown wide open, and the lord of day,
arrayed in glories too for the gaze of man,
began his course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-03

4 OOkING GGLASSEs--Theia largest stock
Ia and best assortment of Looking Glasses in siis
city, may be found wholesale retail az
GEO. J. SUMNEE'S,
&c No 20 Pesrl at
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NOHAth KRACELEFS.--.JnsI 10 hand.
ISA beautiful lot Of Mohar Bracelets at % ceuts
per pair. For sale by MARCUS HARRIS,
sal 1873 Brsad street
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
"Wednesday nIernina. senrenas~ !. 10.

~.N~sz
a CURIOUS LAW SuIT.-M. GODDARD ths .-.,,
known aronaut, on Monday. brought An action he
o'e the Civil tribunal against the muuicipaltv q,
, nls, 70 OBTAIN payment of the sum of | 6Cof
"nien u had contracted TO pay him for n balloon
sscen, @ on sne day of the Emperor's fete. 18th An
- 80, s .oos ou' wnicn 1t had subsequently wanted
:" reauce 10 iuOOf, on the pretext that he had NO,
iunlled the conditions imposed on him Tb.se.on
usions were, ne said, that on account of the Fast
cru war, ne should carry up four females dressed
W peIsoniiy france, England, Turkey and Germa
ny, TOE nrst three of which powers were allied 4,
war against Russia, and the las, of which was con.
sidered likely to join them; but the wind Wa 90
tempestuous that he feared that TO mt go m.nY
people IN the car would endaneer their lives =
WHIST ne was considering what to do. orders came
noih tne government that on account of the doub,
iei attitude of the German powers. Germanv
snouia not nave the honor of being person ated in
the car, This diminished the weight someybat
but stu the high wind rendered Il dangerous 70
take up the three allies ~
AT iast, after much cogitatiou, GODDARD took on
himself 20 leave aside Turkey and he ffacte5 ~;
ascent with England and France alone This cor.
sttuted the preach of tie conditions of which the
cry OF Paris complained, but ~ GODDARD maio.
tanned that il was unreasonable for II 10 h;,a ~.
GOWN 10 the very letter of an eppapement ~ ,bo
risk not only of his own lfe but of those of ober
persons and he produced certificates from se;en
uhc gentlemen and others to show that on Tho
Gay IA question the wind was so high as to render
oailoon ascent with so many peopIe danperous
The city of Paris contended tLat Godard was
clearly bound to fulfill the conditions he had ac
cepted, and that besides the wind was not so bigb
as ne alleged. The Tribunal said that, under the
circumstances, GODDARD had done all that could he
expected, but that, as he had not fulfilled the ex
act condition he had accepted, he must submit To
reduction of his demand II therefore con
demned the municipality to pay him l5Oof and
tue costs s-GattgHRnEs MESSENGER
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DLAID AND STRIPED SlLks.Grrat
bargains viii be offered in Plaid and Striped silks
previous to the receipt of new Fail and Winter
Goods All in ant, win please call soon at the es-
sci ALFRED MOSES, IS Main st.
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,ferhsuical and Urnamentai Drawing.

tARtl.--NM. PEKCifAL, Civil En-
Il s,neer and Architsct-0fioe, 0oddin's Hall, on
Iflh between Main and Bank street.
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In connection with my architectural and En2s.
slr,tsg Office, have opened Drafting ROOM where
sa 6y competent assistants am prepared to make
nos,sns sud Copies Of all kinds of Machine Work.
psEs fy Bridges stone otherwise; Copies to Lith.
,-T,Dh from Of RsiirUsi ana Canal Mara and Pro-
e's, Copies Of Lead Msps, Tracings, &c. with De-
,,-r, fer wood stone or iron; Ornamental Work
WILLIAM PERCIVAL
ra--.sr-, Civil EnsinRpr and Arnhita.k
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AIDES, ELACK MOROCCO SLIP
L. PERS just received by steamer Pennsylvania.
800 psirs Ladies' Black Morocco slippers IS cents
per pair-s sosd artisIe.
MARCUS HARRIS,
sci fSS Bread street
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i Another supply of large White Gisbs Turnip,
Green Curled Scotch Ksle; extra large Early York.
and Early Yerk Cabbage Seed for September aow-
ing. Just received by
JNO. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
Tfh atra
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* HUEs, SHDEs, sHUES.--by the steamer
y from Philsdelphia, in receipt OF the fol.
lowing desirable shoes. Ladies Morocco aod Goat
Bootees and ,Buskins sdo. BLACK ana Tan Coiofed
CATERS aud Half Caters; Misses Morocco and Goat
Bootees and Buskins; do Caters with many other
MARCUS HARRIS.
sci 1873 Broad street.
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nUPONT,S PUWDER.-I000 kegs Du-
~ POINTS y, FF and FFF Gunpoueer FFP end
Eagle Canister do; FFF and Eagle quarter kegs dol
2e0o kegs Duponts Blasting Powder GOO feet Ssts~
% aus y EDWIN woRTHAM co.
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Execution of snIiznr.

Mariana Salizar, executed on the 4.h ult., by
alker, at Granada, was a prominent politician
IA Nicaagua, and IVES q candidate for the Presi.
deney The Ell Nicsraguense says:
shortly after his arrival in this place he had an
interview with General Walker, which lasted q
,ew minutes. When 1t was ended he returned to
ms place of confinement. and was made aware
tnat hve o'clock p. NJ of the same day had been
determined upon for bis execution He appeared
W oe prepared for the announcement, as from the
moment he WAS taken, he was well aware of the
usual penalty attached to the crimes of which he
nao oeen guilty. His interview with General
walker took place about eight o'clock A. NJ Du.
RUG the remainder of the day he was attended
faithfully by Padre Will and other fathers of the
cnurcn. and devoted himself, without interruption.
70 making his peace with offended Deity and
Standing In the presence Of the august majesty Of
the King of Kings
Throughout the afternoon he prayed esrnes.Iv
10 froht OF an image of Christ on the Cross AS his
nnal hour approached the holy sacrament was adj
ministered to him, and his spiritual advisers ex
hortiDs him to keep bis mind fixed steadily on his
Redeemer. His devotions were not disturbed nm
I'll the officer upon whom devolved the duty of
us execution entered the apartment in which he
was confined, to inquire whether he would prefer
astandng or sitting posture in front of the soldiers
who were to fire upon him. He preferred sitting.
and the same chair in which General Corral was
executed was placed upon the spot selected for
the occasion-the precise place On which General
Corral suffered death
When the evening dress parade concluded a
ME OF twelve men were detached to execute the
decree OF Justice while the main body of the troops
stationed in the city formed three sides of square
In front OF the wall against which the prisoners
chair was placed; the detachment of twelve stand.
ing about fifteen PAGES distant from the wall
The prisoner having announced that he was
ready, he was escorted to the place of his execu.
ton by guard of four men and the venerable
Padre Will, who ceased not in his pious exhorta
tions.
Sazar was dressed in blue cloth Jacket and
coarse dark linen trowsers, presenting very much
the appearance of a sailor. He walked from the
guard house in his stockings, and carried in front
of him ciucifx, upon which he looked with
much earnestness and to which he addressed his
prayers.
Having taken his seat, the Padre Joined him in
a short prayer, after which the persons assembled
around were asked if they forgave him the many
wrongs he had perpetrated towards their city and
their government. Being answered in the affir-
NATIVE he tied the handkerchief about his eyes
himself, and while calling upon Jesus to forgive
him, the word was given, the soldiers fred, and
the soul of Salizar took fight into the spirit world
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RARBEkS' SHAVING SOAP.-tSo liavs
~ in store small lot of very superior old soap,
made expressly for shaving purposes This Sonp
makes fine rich iather very emolient and does not
chap or irritate the skin. Price 371 sents per ID.
sci p. JOHNST ON BRO, Drus<isss
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Dot a $ Ill .--One cask Potash, dry in
Il Jumps, just resolved by
P. JOHNSTON Il BRO,
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7Tng-aling-The Richmond and Fredericks.
burg Railroad Company were fined by the Mayor,
yesterday morning, for permitting one of their
trains TO through Broad street without ringing
bell, as required by ordinance.
The Heather, yesterday, was fine as heart
could wish. The sun out at an early hour
giving everything the appearance Of spring
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SFhClAL NOTlCE.--As there In Saly n
- few days left TO purchase auch extraordnary
cheap goods at GOLDSMiT'S Cheap Store, EOS Broad
street the ladies in particular should not fail to pro-
cure soms OF his great bargains, which hs will CON
in his line of Goods.
Come one, come ALL to GOLDSMIT'S greatest bar.
gain store 205 Broad street. where they will be surs
to be satisfied with their purchases
Trimmings, Embroideries, White Goods Laeel
and Edgngs, Gloves Mits, Skirts, Corsets MILNE.
~ Goods and thousands of other articles he had
at & st cost. Sc
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nAaTON NTUNsEY, N. DE-,
ID HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
1877 Main strest, with DIR Atwood,l Richmond.
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