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The British Reply to American Demand.

The British Reply to American Demands.
1t would appear from Lord Clarendon's remarks
in the House of Lords that the British govern.
ment, instead of Civ ing specific answer to MI.
Marcy peremptory demand for redress on the en-
listmsnt subject, will enter into long argument
npon the subject, seeking to show that our gov.
ernment has no right to seek redress, and thus
throw upon the American cabinet the burden OF
seeking the redress which is refused, the only pa.
cic mode of which is the dismissal of the British
minister. The Richmond Enquirer, which seems
to speak by the card on this subject, entertains no
doubt that the British minister will be dismissed.
This is not necessarily cause of war, but war
may grow out Of the irritatsd feeling which it will
euaendar u -. - 80
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Black Republican MASS Meeting.

The New York papers are occupied with ae'
counts and comments of an Immense meeting of
the Black Republicans at the New York Taber'
Gle, on Tuesday night last. 1t is supposed that
over three Thousand persons were present This
Is not SO very immense" for such city as New
York, with population of six or seven hundred
thousand souls We should say that of all the CT
ties in the Union, New York ID more interested
than any other in the preservation Of the Union
She has been built up by commerce based on
Southern staples. 1t is very ridiculous idea that
such city should seek TO rip open the goose thai
Jays forsher theg golden egg, and it is supremacy
absurd that the chief actors in a Black Repubh
can meeting should be men who have made theil
fortunes out of the products of slave labor.
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Liberty in Europe.

The advocates Of the allies in this Country xho
sympashised with the Western Powers ON t,,s
ground that their canse was the cause of po,,;c,,
freedom, win be At . loss to show in VIVA. m.nr.,
me war now concluded has sccomulsh.d ,h., -.
Jsc. n what way, or In what place. has the srss.
som Of Europe been advancedf What hss 49, -.
nons sov Poland Hungary Italy It was rumorsd
dina La sne eosent eloguence Of the able 81.
scs Paris Congress TO make deeisr ssscr X 49,.
"a 1919 49, hos.ty, bat that coufsFeneo hss ed,enrn
= sseR osczarAkion has besn nads.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Ceutral America
~-,-rssy cIsr.ias, May 3, 1855.


Ceutral America.
Oh. recent battles OF walker and the cu.1sse.
committed BY the people Of Panama upon AMER me-.
can citizens and property. win consp'.s msss
n. Central American difficulties 70 crisis I'M
~ o,srrmsu. canno. be expected TO submit uneom
n,.,,ins,y % such irdgnities and wronss, as have
been psrpstra.sA, p.n.n. This government .
tina. State has dArtersd an Ame''cah company
wh,eh h.. cons,ructed great highway across the
- e. -. use Of mankind In general The
,ossrs.,. involved in the safe and unuolested pas
.sr. 81 ID. world, trade and travel over tha. 18th
va. and y,,,a 70 pssI :. ,.m.s
ncnsla,ion. If the government Of Panama 10 moi
able TO protect property within Its limits fh'
world should usite to make the railroad across
the lstamus safe and open. The United States a
all events, should at once take measures 70 pre-
yens the Of such ousrages as those wnich
have recently occurred in Panama, IS wen Is 70
obtain full PREPARATION for the wrongs winch nave
been committed.
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isT or 1xgTTEls8-lRe mat4tng - ~
~ Riehmoud Pet OoJc6 % fhs Ind day 81 Msyp
ias6. i
- Persons sailing fursLott6x1 IL this List, win
plssss ssy they are advertised.
- oGies houu on s14lays, hefssftsr, from sto
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In q reccnt snesch~ upon~ ~. sah,ses =. -.
msnt Mr. Scott stated that, according 70 sno l.sos'
returns, ono In every one hundred and lot
Of the population III England wa. ccnnnsd =
prison. either convicted, q charged wno some
rious offence II ispfobsble that the disssndmea'
Of the large tyuuber Of soldiers engaged In the
Eastern war, win add greatly to the number O
crimes and criminals.
<np-----~-~---*k
As,u nm CorrAar. I've invite attention r.
N. .avsrti,emento n AsAfond Cottage 70 Be found
in this days Dispatch. II Ia most convenient
summer retreat and will to those who cannot gel
to more remote pieces or spare much time from
home, afford important advantages. An excursion
BY the cars there, even for q single day, will b.
quite refreshing. The place IL now very beauti
full and Is constantly improving, The railroad
company has made the most accommodating ar
rangements for all who may desire to visit Il and
In no other way that we know Of can an excur
sion 80 agreeable be enjoyed for 30 little cost.
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THE COTTAGE HOTEL, at Ashland, Is

THE COTTAGE HOTEL, at Ashland IL
L now in order for the reception of boarden by
the day, week, month or gear
To persons engaged in business in Richmond who
may desire TO be within reach of their families every
necessary facility is afforded by the transit of three
trains daily each way. between the two places whilst
on each Sunday, commencing with the first Sunday
1.-THE 4th in May, special train will leave the depot
Shockoe Hill at O'Clock, A. NJ, and return about
sunset, for the accommodation of those who may
sire to unite in the religious exercises of the day in
the village.
provided with gas the Is equal any in the
State, and the location proverbial for health whilst
in addition. the extensive and well arranged grounds
of the establishment furnish facilities for exercise and
recreation surpassed by other place of the kind.
THE PROPRIETORS.
p. s. The regular passenger trains of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg Potomac Company st op at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper.
Ashland Hanover co.. Va,
Nav 1875
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rsrs,;n heretofore subsistfng between @. B. SMITH
snd r. I,r GnArH under the firm Of DE GRATH
CO, il this day ended, by the purchase oy =. Ds
Grath of all the interest OF D. b. Smtn IN 'ho s'a
All debts due the firm will be paid to Professor 9.
De Grath, who IL alone authorized to collect the
same. mo, -,
rRIc OH is continued by Prof De Grath at his CID
stand No SO South Eighth street, between Chestnut
and Walnut, Philadelphia
so,ah v pupcyrt. LApp Co. myS-N
wThe attention Of the public Is collected
to our sale of Horses Mules and Mich Cows, TINS
) Morning, at 10 O'Clock. near the Central depot.
INV LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
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THE CATHOLIC FAIR-The Fair held at Corin-
THAN Hall by the Ladies Of st. Peters tCatholic)
Church is still continued. There 10 great varie-
ty of useful and beautiful articles yet on hand
The is bright and cheerful and the fair sales
men so happy in disposing of the goods they have
accumulated for the benefit of their church. that to
purchase them must afford pleasure to the pur
chaser. The room this evening will be unusually
animated by the large assemblage of visitors.
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Richmond /. By-Goue Days

Mr.. WEST has just published in very handsome
style, most interesting book from the pen of an
cold citizen" presenting In form to be preserved
many Of the most interesting "reminiscences and
personalities Of this city in times past They are
related in pleasing style, in fine English, reflect
ing at the intelligence and good taste OF the
author. He has done the Richmond public a. ser
vice in treasurng up so much of the local history
of the city. The present generation will learn
from the pages of his book great deal that will
be highly interesting and instructive to them
which, but for his labors 1t Is possible would have
been buried in oblivion. II
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nav nS,e '0n'D'T TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts. I.
THRUST SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
i ON larry AND FOUSHEE STREETS.-B,

virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscribers
BY James Nesbtt and wife. bearing date the 9th Au
gust lS4l and of record in the Clerks office of the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond, We shall
ON THURSDAY, the 9th day of May, 1856, at 5
O'Clock, P M Tor Immediately after the sale of VIM.
Boohs property on 4th street. advertised by Samuel
T. Pulliam trustee.l offer for sale the lot and tene
ment occupied by said Nesbtt on the south side of D.
or Cary street. at its junction with Foushee street in
said city. The trustees will convey with special
- CHAS. S.MORGAN,
SAML. T.. PULLIAM,} ttos.ees
TERMS cash. the balance on Q credit of g. II
and 10 mos, with interest added, negotiable notes
and deed of trust for credit payments; the taxes
and insurance for 1885 to be paid by the purchaser
mySItds TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

&N& BROAD ROCK RIA.
SPRING MEETING, 1859.
LAST DAY--SATURDAY, MAY 8. 1856.
~FOR FINE SADDLE AND Birdie "A
Meme but Saddle Horses to enter
Samuel Walden enters b. m, by Tslly-Ho.
Jeff Baugh enters b. &. Lawson, BY Wagner.
David Mcdaniel enters b. m. Adegiza, by import.
ed Glencoe
B. Hatcher enters br. 6. TERRIER, by Glencoe.
Gate fee so cents.
INV Sit CALVIN GREEN, PyopnetDr
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WANTS.

4 E " AN ~.
WANTED-To buy or hire, 70 10 % the
w country--s steady, competent GARDENER
suitable one, with or without wife, might secure
comfortable and permanent home. Address A. B..
st this office. ae - my 3--St
WANTED-3O LABOREHs 70 work on
w the Richmond and York River Railroad at Rock.
etts. Good wages will be given. Applyto
.08k1IaE EDWARD VICKERS,
my S--.3tf ftee2 81 aN On the works
WANTkD, HOUSE PAlNTEKS.-Wazf.
" cd Immediately good HOUSE PAINTERS, for
which fair wages win be paid, BY applying without
delay to the subscriber. JAS. M. CARTER
Corner 18th and Franklin sts., opposite Post Office
WANTED IlEMEDIATKLY- A House
w servant that can come wall recommended.
q Aeq3 JACOB A. LEVY,
my9-St Is Main street.
WANTED, INFO x W At 40 n ..-WM.
w SNUFFER, of Franklin county, suddenly dis
appeared on Tuesday morning last from his boarding
house, since which time he has not bean heard Of
He had on suit Of grey, mixed homsspun jeans
broad brim black hat il about 40 years of sge. AT
the time he disappeared he was suffering from the
effects of liquor. Any information concerning hun
viii be thankfully received ct this ONCE. my Psi
WANTED.-A situasiou ~ M ANA q ER
w on . Farm, or in Tobacco Factory. Address
b. j., through the Richmond Post Office.
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ICE, ICE, ICE.-The subscriber has for
sale Is, 600 bushels of pure Country ICE, in two
houses, which he will dispose of on accommodating
tSl4n BY the bushel ton house, which is only 81
MI Dom Richmond with fine road and not hill
Interviewing nv Slim JOS SUTTON
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Taylor & WILLIAMS.
FUTURE DAYS.


BY Taylor & Williams.
xJAIUABLE BUILDING LOTs ON
Y CARY, BETWEEN 2D AND So STREETS, AT
AUCTION-On THURSDAY, the 9Th instant, after
r Puliiam Trustee say 81 clock, upon the premises
will be sold, Lot fronting so feet at the Northeast
corner of Cary and I'd streets adjoining on the West
two Lots fronting 50 feet each Cary street. and sd
ioinns on the East the said residence, and are COM
prised within his garden These Lots run oack about
and retired yet convenient location, are among the
most valuable now in the market.
TERMs:-One-ifth cash balance on credit OF |,
and years bearing Interest," payable semi-annually
and secured by trust deed. Purchasers to pay the
'An mys 81 ''' TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
THRUST SALE Of BRICK DWELLINGS
l. ON 4rH, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN SITS, AT AUCTION BY virtue Of deed Of
trust executed by Jacob Barne. and wife and - T.
LIST day of July, 1885, and of record In the ONCE OF
the Hastings Court Of the city of Richmond SHALL
hour of O'clock p M. offer for sale at public auc-
ton on the premises to the highest bidder certain
lot of land situated in the said city on the ea
side of Fourth street, between Franklin and Main
streets with two gent eel and comfortable brick tene-
thereon. The lot fronts a eef ana Iuns oack
$50 feet. SAMUEL L. rOLMAm,
The trustee will convey with special warranty only,
but believes the title indisputabie. -.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; the balance on credlt
of 6, IL and IS months interest added-negotisble
notes and deed of trust for credit payments Tho
taxes for 1886 to be paid by the purchasers.
m Ssle '0n'o'''0T TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auct.. :
THRUST SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
i BRICK DWELLINGS ON 4TH STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscri
bsr by VIM Booth and wife, bearing date the LIST
August 1872 and of record in the Office of the Hus-
tings Court of the City of Richmond, | shall, on
THURSDAY, the 9Th day of May, 1885, at the hour
Of AZ O'Clock M Tor Immediately after the sale of
Messrs Barnes property, on the opposite side OF the
street. advertised for oclock offer for sale the lot
with two brick tenements thereon on the northwest
side of 4th street, its junction with alley be-
tween Main and franklin streets, in said city. The
trustee will convey with special warranty only, but
believes the title indisputable.
: SANL T. PULLIAM, Trustee.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance on credit
of g. IL ard IS mouths with interest added negotiable
notes and deed of trust FIR credit payments.t the
taxes and insurance for 1855 to be paid by the pucha
ser. L.
Auction eers g. Z, sst = my3
THRUST SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
i ON GARY AND FOUSHEE STREETS.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscribers
by James Nesbtt and wife, bearing date the 9Th Au
gust ls4l and of record in the Clerks Office of the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond, We shall
ON THURSDAY, the 9th day of May, 1856, at 5
O'Clock, p M. Tor Immediately after the sale Of Wm
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rv The Voters Of NIssroe warfare ~,
vsea IN attend Meeting at the corner Of Byrd ana
~ .trects. at b. Hunts, THIS EVENING, at 8
o'clock. MI. r r Winston, the candidate for sher-
In II invited to attend. VIM. N. TINSLEf.
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r1- Riehmosd typographical eOeiety:-.
regular meeting of this Society Will Be held tnis
evening at o'clock, at Udd-f eliows
Hall. 49, :.
Members are respectfully requested 70 aftend' q
important business demands their attention.;
vs.,t a.. res Recording Secretary.
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NEW YORK, May 2-The schooner Everett, of
Alexandria VI for this port, b ashore at Long
Branch Her crew were saved. Tbs vessel has
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EXIRAOKDINARY CAsE.--


Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out
last fall in small sores which gradually extended over
the entire head, including both ears which were &C
much eaten by the sores to me to fear that
both would drop OFF I tried all sorts of adver.
tsed and domestic remedies without any good result
then procured and applied little TURF OIL. II
began better the bottle got broke, and we ap
piled gals TO it; it again began to get worse Ny
eldest daughter said PA. do get mere of thai
TURF OIL sisters head looked SO much better
when you used it" We got another bottle, and her
head is now nearly well. This was an aggravated
and took half hour every day to wash it, and
it very offensive One more bottle. feel assured
will her entirely there is but little of the dis
remaining. You entitled to this and for the
benefit of others take great pleasure IN giving you
this certificate. Respectfully; B. T. CHALK. =,
. To Messrs DOVE / co. my3
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a FOR RENT..-The following desira-
e: BILE properly il for rent a the Richmond Plan.

= =
sa BILE property il for rent al the Richmond Plan.
FL ing Mill, viz: s. . es
large Lot suitable for lumber yard, well enco-
sed with plank feet high, with entrances from 9Th
and Arch streets by large strong gates Also this
lot, large new brick Stable two stories high con-
tanning reomy stalls, all in good order. This lot
with the stable would be excellent place for any
one 10 the tcamng business, being convenient to the
basin and other places of shipping. Also, the
same lot, Q large new two story brick Lumber House,
suitable for storing grain and other articles, or II
would make an excellent carpenters' shop.
Also, a large two story framed Building, now being
completed 50 by 40, on the Planning Mill lot, being
very convenient to the Planning Mill: would make an
excellent carpenters shop Possession of the above
property will be given Immediately.
Aso the Dwelling House now occupied by Mr.. w
T. Waldrop, at the corner of 9Th and Arch streets
containing good rooms, with kitchen in the yard
and spring and city water quite convenient. PQsses
sion Of this house given on or about the first of June
To early and tenants the rent will bs made
low. For terms, &c. apply to
ANTHONY ROBINSON, a..
Or to w. r. Waldrop, at the Planning Mill.
my 3--eo5t
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NO. AmmOniafed = p. Ph0s. L. i'm @,
cheaper than the Northern article, and warrant
ed to be made of pure bones. small lot now ready
for shipment. Terms $40 cash. Made by
u DUVAL 4 NORTON,
myS Druggists. 10th and Main sta
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RUNNING FLUID ONLY rs CkNTs
- PER GALLON.-A fresh article can always be
found at J. H. TANNERS Dry Goods and Family
Grocery store on 9TH, between Byrd street and the
Armory bridge. nv S-St+
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Il ENNET"T, BEERS & FISHER, denlers
- in Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dyes, Window
Glass, Surgical Instruments, Perfumery. Combs
Brushes, Fancy Articles Tobacco, Segars Fire-ploof
&e, &C.: the whole comprising stock unrivalled in
quality variety, or extent. which offer Country
Merchants and dealers at prices which cannot fail
please Orders attended to with promptness All
goods securely packed and shipped with dispatch to
any part of the country. An examination of orr
stock and prices il respectfully solicited my3
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MARINE NEWS

HIGH wATER THIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.
l,5s. 1919 ARRIVED
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, ndz, Lud.
lam Watson.
schr L Tillett, Godfrey, North Csrolins, fish,
Wombe Claiborne. <ta -
Schr Julius. ----, York River whest and corn.
Bark Abby Thaxter, Wiswell, New York, hay, d B
Bridsford Co. sssr.,. 8 ssa Inns - - 8 : So
schr Beauty, Conklin. New York, hay, Lee l. Over
by. t4.ssgss4. az 4 r=s II
SAILED.
Schr Ann Eliza --, light.
Schr Sea Gull 49,, light.
Schr Emma Jane, Phillips Washington, d. c.,
mdz w D Colquitt 4 Co
Schr Tillstt, Godfrey, Portsmouth, -four.
Schr VIM Colquitt, Davis, Baltimore, mdz, w D
Coquitt 4 CO.. fles ls& .E,f
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CS KEWARD..-Any person receiving a
eDC MEXICAN SILVER DOLLAR, with figure
SO" stamped on it. and apprising Mr.. Dance, at the
Gsllego Mills of the same, will receive the above re-
ward. ..... my 3-3t
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SILVER Plated Casters, cut Glass bot.
~ ties; plated Fruit and Cake Baskets fruit Stands:
plated Forks and spoons; for sale by
my3 C.. GENNET Eagle Souare
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IA kue ,sH~ &s@As& ss 4saw ~ g tR saas sXE
81 asssss = tasss ssa sesI taas tsssy's - -
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CHINESE hAZOkS, a very superior a Re
~ ticie; also Ssunders' superior sided Razor
Strops; for sale by G. GENNET,
my . = Eagle Square
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T1LUaRAPH NEW 8.

EPORTED FOR THE DIsPAT Oh
E-tsy~>~>~>~~-~~
WAsuI9oTos, May 2.---Sefsats - ME- Benjamin,
Of AIabena, made speech on Kansas anatEs
Heus& The House was chiAhy occapied with
the con liberation OF private bills
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...a &. &. 81
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- e ZEE. - 80 - e 2. a.l.. ]
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MANNNfS
CELEBRATED COMBINED RRAPER AND Now
LR, WIFE WOODS IMPROVEMENT.
First Grand Silver Medal
f0s tAc essi Reaper and hsusF hs Pare NoFids Fair
kxhii tlous lscA awarded % Jchn IA. Many,
add ne Machine
Purchased by Prince Napoleon.
HAVE on hana snd o. sais, tAs khevs MacAaes- re
rscrErd - Prsmiaus ~ he STATE FsiFs 10 NeE York
Sss gerry, fsfuolt. Nes Hamshre, Cennfcticaf Ken
Incty sad 81 6asta and Nsshye IN al, sad have
SSsa universal ssftsetoa theahcat Asie fsaa uhers
ARy 0f them have heen used he fast
Price tiso AeiteFea h Nashvl1s
Janal-a febs0l AZ cHkAfHAN
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Iavooe q Extra sspsrsas csnmsrsiAi P0ss ana Cap
u Papsr a. ssgy ios prizes, 10 sioss
Ea'ssT BEgJ. 2. EuILLpA
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

SALA VI A N ID e X SAF ESs
WARRANTED 70 stand 10 per cent more fire -
w than any Herrng's safes in use, and sold at = VA
the same prices. Also Iron Shutters, Sash N Isl
and Doors for Bank vaults and 2GzlkU
stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined Refrig-
eFatorSs all warranted goood and cheap any in the
country, by EVANS WATSON No. 26 South 4th street.
Philadelphia, Pa. Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. c.
LLLARD authorized to receive ORDERS and make sales Of
the above. myIIy
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Preserve your Fruit Preserve your Fruit!
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS

L COTTENET & co., Importers of French and
4 other European Goods, No. IS Broad street.
alr.lt
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No. 4S Dev st. New York.

NMIIH-5 SELF-hDJUbIING 5IUNh5, ~ "0l
- CRAVATS.-The only premium awarded by The Amer
oan Institute their late Fair the Crystal Palace for
sELF-ADJUsTING STOCKS 10 P. =. SMITH, Manuiac-
turrr No. as Dey st, New York
Merchants win hnd greatly their advantage to call
and examine Smiths extensive assortment Of these very
fashionable arc for the neck Crest will be
oGrred 70 Jobbers from estern and southern cities.
Feerence be had 10 Beary al Of the rtclss- Job
hing Houses Of NeN York CITY. jau1-
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GooD RENEDIEs ARE A PUBLIC coon.

TIVE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINMENT used by the In
disus shen this country Grst discovered, and by
them clnsd red "he bct gt ot the Great S 10 his
red chidrvu II the best Application for HGamnatory
compaints uch RheumAi,rn, kyspclls, various sG-c
lions of the throat aud glands eruons, bruises burns
4 all kinds, sc. Price re tox IS cents F"r sale by
all Druggists aGd by ALEX. SACKENZIF,
mArcLs Agent for the Ga EtrLbtrg Co
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New York Millinery.
MRS. SIMMONS

Wholesale and Retail Millinery and Straw Goods
Warehouse, 564 Broadway New York
MRS s. Is now IN Europe the express purpose Of
vi lecng novelties for the Spring Trade, which will arrive
dy inspection about the hfst OF March
Southern and Western Merchants and Mners re~pec'
fully invited 10 call mine The be ore purchasing
elsewhere Pattern BOHnes always hand and sent by
express to any adiress. feb9-3m