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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17
SharD'S Celebrated Rife.
ENCOURAGE THIS KNoCKING

IHNHE undersigned begs leave A.
-H- to return his thanks to those - "a
who favored him with call dur * ~
ing the last year; and he would &RI IN
respectfully inform the public that a. ~
he has removed to the Machine ~sS4Y
Shop formerly. occupied by Messrs. Georoe &,
MhIsnant, adjoining Mr.. J. RudisiII's steam,
f ,Eg Mills, where he is prepared to execute
all work in his line as cheap and as good as can
be done in the State o''''
Turning, Cutting Screws, Repair
ing Boilers and Engines Of all
descriptions, Making and Re-
pairing Mill Spindles, Wood
planners, Making PIoughs, Iron
ing Wagons; and in Horse-Sboe-
Ing, &c, we will yield to no one
for neatness, wear, and dispatch. Inter
tennS Shoes 81 %, common ditto 81 east.
steel toes, or steel plate 81.
nave also erected an Air Furnace for p,,,d
ing brass, which answers finely The public can
no" ger brass and composition castings bv call
ing at the above establishment. and fnrnisbimd,
P4tterhs Oid Brass melted over at a reduced prcf
MIN HIll neatnesS and despatch. Old Copper and
c, S. J. PERRY.
charlotte, Jan. /, lS56-tf
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& a I A~3 o q % HOTEL,
CHESTER. S t.
By ]. r. NTCuOISnM

~ -. 3Ss NkCE1OhSSON.
- TIE subscriber respc ct(ulIy inform,
I:ss5HH his friends and the public eenefaly.
that his house, knomn as the "RaI
Road Hotel" opposite the Chester Depot, il
s'ill open for the reception of regular and
transient boardcrs and the travelling public
and that he is making every exertion 10 Dc.
serve and secure continuance of the kind
and liberal patronage which has hilheflofGs
been cxtendc d to him. lie flattcrs himselitht
every needed arrangement has been madeb
promote the comfort of II II who stop with hin.
his rooms are airy and wcll-furnishcd, bis ser
wants are attentive and 0bedient, and his tabs
constantly supplied with the best of the season.
so that his friends will not want any attcnlia
necessary to make their sojourn pleasant sBt
agreeable. His stables are furnished wih
good hOsllcrs and an abundance of provende
and he Is prepared at moments notice
supply his customers with private conycyapto
OF every sort, TO any part of the surrounds:
country.
lie desires to return his acknowledged
TO the public for past E1vors, and solicnh
tie future an equally liberal share of pala
age.
Aug 90, 1854. 5.tf
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Notice.

to- MI DsIonglng 10 John a Grirr Of ~
en9urg county, North Carolina, and so h1ek 4
McLLntIek Of New Orleans, aud recently ~ 70
me subscriber Said boy is about b or "a. ITO 10
GU, OF copper color, about feet 10 inches Ii1b
dGiek spoken Any person lodging said nero in
ydii; OF delivering him 20 me 50 can ,rst 6;, y
, WI pay such person Gnc Hundred Es.,,
P;~.,.;,,. \, 5. p. SUTTEN.
fmeViAe' Neckl'g Co, n. C.-Ap'l. i5-;jm
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

Spring Term, 1856.
Samuel A. Davis, Admir-
OF r. B. Houston. decd
Jas. Houston and others, fPetltion to sell Land
Heirs at Law of
X. b. Houston.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Co,,,.
Il that James Houston. - Rnttar US. ns,3 gu
garef, his wife, and Jno. n Houston. the - chi
dnona and hers at law of said Robt b. Houston
deceased are not inhabitants of this STAT b',
reside beyond the limits of the same T. t'f'' pul
,oLe ordered that publication be made far civ
G %eehS, IN Inc Western Democrat, for said drfnA
1 Cants 10 De and appear at the next fern, of
Cour to be held for the county of -nio, t t
I'M M, IN Monroe, the first Monday Of
ticn next to plead answer or deur to this De.
.S oI tie same will be taken pro coDf;sso
and heard ex parte as to them. ~'-'-'SSo'
.. a: mss, ) NJ Stewart, Clerk of orr said Court
a 9I,ie9 IN Monroe, the first Monday of AprG
May q, 1856-6w FPS. fee SCI T. I
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YOU DESERVE CREFeHy
FOR YOUR
DROFEssOR WOODS HAIR REsToRA.

| I)kOF ESSOlt WOODS HAIR RESTORA
i TIVE, is, no doubt, the most wonderiu
discovery OF this age of progress tor il will restore
permanently, gray air to is original color, cove
the head OF the bald with a most luxuriant o, owIh
remove at once all dandruf and itching, cure al
scofiq,a and other cutaneous eruptons, such as
schaldhead, etc. 1t will cure as if by marie rer
| Vous or periodical headache: make The hair eoft
glossy and WaVy, and preserve the color perfectly
ana the haIr from falling, to extreme old age
| W we GoId give the testimony of more than one
| hundred thousand to the truth Of every word we
nave written See circular and the following:
IhH llNWlng ls from DISTINGUISHED member ri
the medical profession:
pa orn,oo n ", st. Paul, Junu0ry l, 1855.
Dear SIR: Unsolicited, l send you this certificate,
Alter beng nearly bald for a long time. and har.
ing trIed al the hair restorativcs exant AID hay
ing no talth IN any, | was induced ON ieorinT0 "a
yours TO give II trial. placed nyseIf in inc banG
OF barDer and had my head Iut b. d with n coed
stuff brush, and The restorative then apD;ied and
wei Iu1oeo 3D. I'LL the scalp was glow. This |
repeated every morning, and in three weeks the
young haIr appea ed and grew rapidly from Aupnst
last I'LL the present time, and is now thick bIack
ao ana pleasant to the touch; where
as before 1t was harsh and wlry, what little there
was or 1t, and that little was dsappearinG verv
rapidly. still use your restorative about twice =
week, and shall soon have good and perfect cron
oI mar. NOW, II had read OF these things-and
" lo HAS not our have not hitherto anV case
where any PERSONS hair was really benefited nv
any OF the halr tones etc, of the dav; and il really
gives me pleasure TO record the result of nv eyDeT
fence. have recommended your prepats1ion IN
Others and It already has large and general sale
;Io oa3n. me Territory The people here know
It's effects, and have confidence in it. The sunnIv
you sent u.s. as wholesale agents for the Terrifoyy
IS nearly exhausted. and daily inquiries are made
Tor 1t. 1ou deserve credit tor YOU. discovery. ard
LOT one, return you my thanks for the benefit It
mas gone me; tor certainly had despaired long
ago OF ever effecting any such result
T.; ! ours hastily, ]. w. BOND
The Undersigned, Rev J. K Bragg. is minister !
IN regular standing, and pastor of the Orthodox |
cPurch, at BrookfeId, Mass. He is a gentleman |
VI considerable influence, and universally behaved |
WIN. DYER
p,o,-...o. Wy BroohtfeLd, January Il, 1855.
= Dear SIR: Having made trial of vopr 1IA1p
ktEsIORAIIVE, 1t gives me pleasure to saw
Iaaa us eliec1 mas been excellent in removing in
ANIMATION, dandrufi and constant tendency ~,
JchYng' with which have been troubled rom nv w
mn and has also restored my hair. whjcb
vas becoming gray, TO its original coIort baCn
Measure and profit. ''No 'iie same
Y ours, truly 7 II pD,Cc
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FAkNING INPEOVEs ~ ,r1>.n

The great diversity in agricultural er-
pi'y"ent IS well calculated to enlarge the
mind aud improve the judgmeat, for cverv
Kind OF season brings different kind Of
WORK. ana therefore the mind is constantly
exercised and the Judgment expanded:
whereas mechanic who has a regular
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NofTee.

June Is, 1855.-A7-if
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- 7 OUIs, HasTIIy, J. "
Firm Of Bond & KeLiog. Drurgists

The Undersigned, Rev. J. K Bragg. is a minister
IN regular standing. and pastor Of the Onh"dor
cP4uIch, at Br9okheId, Mass. He is gentleman
Vi CONSIDERABLE influence, and universally behaved
WIN. DYER
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the rnost|
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13
Congressional.

/ WASHINGTON, May 12.-Senate-Mr Crittenden
offered a resolution reconsdering the vote by
which the Iowa Railroad bill was passed The
consideration of the resolution was postponed
Gen. Cass made a speech on Kansas affairs, in
which he indicated the doctrine of squatter seve.
reignty. -aa..t .e.....fls. 5s 5-f 'l9
House-Mr. Clingman's resolution, offered on
Monday last, for the better protection of Ameri.
cans crossing the Isthmus came up today for con.
sideration. .s .,,.. 1-. 7.....i,.
Mr.. G. asked that it be postponed, as he under
stood that information called for from the Execu.
tive relative to the Panama outrage would be sent
in tomorrow or next day. ee5
On motion of Mr.. Benton, it was Resolved, That
the President be requested to inform the House II
any United States soldiers are employed in Kan
arresting persons charged with the violation Of
laws of supposed legislature, and if so by what
authority ,as< 747s -
The Senate bill appropriating 100000 to deep
ening the st. Marys River. Michigan, was passed
Also q bill appropriating 100000 to keeping
open the mouth of the Mississippi. ip aE
Mr.. Wheeler offered q resolution sympathizing
with the inhabitants of the Cape Verde Island and
granting national vessel to carry provisions to
her. 5g.st s..s 5s3:6 s ~
No action was had on the resolution.
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n, Render are you subject TO disOrdered
stomach loss of appetite improper Digestion bilious
ness laueour or any of the other diseases that wear
out the patience, destroy the temper and harass the
minds Of many persons, at this particular season
of the year? If you and wish to procure speedy
relief try Bakers BITTERs, the only sure remedy
vet discovered for them These BfTTERs are purely
vegetable in their composition and have proved 20
efcacious wherever used, that many OF the pest
delicate patients As they have cured thousands OF
other persons why should you hesitate TO Try them
The price 10 only so cents per bottle
For sale by all the principal Druggists in the city OF
Richmond and elsewhere. fgft ishe my 10
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PAssENcERs PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, Lewis
Parrish Master, from New York.
Geo. Linen, f. 8. Hawley, John Faery. M. M
Egan, Hy Wright, VIM, Idle R. Tenbroeek, A. Moore,
Henry Ludlanl, Miss r. Palmer, J. Y. Patrick, G. B.
Moore, j. e. Weir and Lady, w. Fl. Washburn, U. b.
Bergman, David Parry, Mrs. Garrison j. Tucker, T.
Q. Young. Judge d. Mondlet, L. r. Palmer, 8. A.
Conner, and Is in steerage. Ia II, III r.. lol
Also from Norfolk-Mrs. Keller, Mrs. William A
Walters, Miss M Booth, o. G. Parsley, Jr, J. Gar
rett, ]. Skinner, Geo. Langley, John M. Stacey, A.
d. Banks B. P. Lee.
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: MAI.HIrgEs NRWs
,I,osT OF aIOHNOND, MAY, 10th

~--" s,es wArss This pay AZ p o'cLosx;
z. III
= ARMED, - 1911 80 ~. ~
Steamer Pocahpntsd jones, Baitindofs, nd, Lud
IAN sts.sr CITY sf Richond, Mitchell, rhilsdelphfi
,,,ds and pas GERS II 4 Tuttls. bea *tt4eIk lae
schr Tho. Cooper. 0oodffsy, PhIadslphis, cosl
Harris 4 Echols sss4s 5ast
sshr ohs's cramer, Towpssnd. Philsdslphia, coal
slaop En,.line. sts.a, Trenton, bricks, City O..
ssss aslyiaA, Wool. CITY Point, wheat, warwick
: 20 -'1rssf a, SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdz, Lud.
schr Alex Lane, Wood, York River, hay, Alex
Mott. .b.si8ataY.f ~ ef4.a4.4 = .sf9 sf s.. sf
sshr Mountain Eagle, Amss, Charleston, mdz, w
sahr Express, Tyres. Philadelphia pig iron, cren-
shaw L. Co.
sehr d W Fry, Booz via Port walthall to load coal
for Baltimore. ''% Z q ssss}e ~ IS ~ 44.
schr 4 J Brosnard. Csrmrick, down the river to
load wood for New York. ~ ,8 "a. fsi..s.s
Schr Susan, Rogers, Boston, ndz D w Currie..
Schr Haxall Moss, New York, udz, d w Currie.
Schr Jones, Woods, N G, light. #, .5ss
Schr Macedonian, Moore, Eastern shore, light. og
Monday, May 18th. .8
~. s1e sA ARRIVED, s&
Steamer Relvidere, Pntchett, Baltimore, mdze,
| Steamer Jamestown. Parrish New York, mdxe and
passengers Ludlam Watson. s1.a
schr Ksdro, Perry, Philadelphia, pig iron, H. w.
Fry. 81
schr Thomas Conner, Booth, surry, lumber, R. D.
Phillips. 'ef s.et - sas'sa,s : II sfs4
schr Emma, Shorter, Norfolk. mdss, w. D. Col.
sschr Ambition, Rorten Baltimore. mdze, w. D.
Colquitt l. Co. II E.sss
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NOTICE..-In pursuance Of an order OF

~ Henrico County Court will receive written
proposals until TUESDAY. the Sd day of June next,
the road leading from Brooke Turnpike to Wilker-
sons old Bridge; the Bridge to be the same height,
and be ten by fourteen feet all the present timbeTs
to be used far prac tcabe; all the timber to be
of good heart either oak pnethat is all the posts
to be oak, ten inches the s.eepers to be 3x2
inches heart pine, and covering to be two inches
thick and not than eight inches wide either oak
or pine; the abutments be well secured to prevent
washing up otherwise giving way. The undertaken
will be required to exec ute bond with good security
The work to be complete by the LIST day of july and
be paid for out of the county levy Of the present
year. y. b. kEESEE. 10
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DYED

$50 .-..,;r, n f1e residence OF .hm parentll
IsNeiaey Mua THOMAS j., infant child Of Thos.
y nsn m White aged IS months and y days
The md 6 .ns %y 70
quested to sttend ne asae;ns - ~ i { \
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shooting case in Washington.

WAsHINGToN, May 12.-Judge Crawford, this
morning gave his decision in the case of Hon. Jos.
Herbert of California, charged with killing Tho's
Keating waiter at Wizards Hotel. He was be-
fore the Judge on q writ of habeas corpus. The
Judge said that in any view of the facts of the
case it would be impossible to convict the prisoner
of murder, and he should, therefore, hold him to
bail In the sum of $4,000, to appear at the June
term of the criminal court and answer the charge
of manslaughter.l 1854 .ss..f5fk $50
!. Messrs. Jos. Barrett and Jas. OCouner entered
bail, and Mr.. Herbert was released a.
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DREmIUM GR1sT MILLS FOR SALE.

PREMIUM GRIST MILLS FOR SALE.
II have on hand seven of MOVES BURR STONE
is at IS
where they have been exhibited have also, several
small Water Wheels-one of iron, a. low a. $50
fling Pules Belts &C.; all of which will be sold very
low. 1t can be at the tore 10th street, two
doors from Bargamin's corne r. where will receive
to sell on commission, ever description of and
second hand Machinery. JOHN A. JETER,
Prescott House.
*Circulars with cut desc pton and prices of these
Mills, sent to any direction, gratis, on application.
1S-2axyta ='a-
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THE CRoPs-The papers in various quarters
are giving good accounts of the prospects of the
coming crops, The season is backward, but that
Is said to be very favorable to the wheat which
was sown in immense quantities last fall In Ohio
the wheat Is splendid but the grass IL yet thin -
Fruit was great deal injured in the West Peach.
% there win be none, but very abundant yield Of
apples 10 expected. In New York State the
wheat ia in good condition, Though backward -
corn this season- It is now too early in the sea.
SON to say what will be the yield of corn. for Il
depends mainly on the weather in July, August
ana September. Should 1t be favorable In june,
and in the months named this country win have
unprecedented quantities OF breadstuffs On hand
nsxt autumn Fruit In New York State villbs
abundanti In New Jersey, in low lands, the wheat
nas suffered severely In some counties, but IN the
ma the general accounts are that there il .
present prospect OF large crop OF wheat The
nign prices OF wheat last year c&ussd the farmers
cereal aAsssfsssss 7 81 go. ~
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lNkWssTOKE..A AND NEW STOCK OF
~ SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHINe for
SPRING AND U NJ N E Accompanying all new
styles of Spring dress and frock Coats Business Coats
Of fancy Cloths Csssimeres, Merino, Drsp Dc Etc,
Alpacss Linen and MsrseilleE Vests In endless varis
ety black dress and fancy Cashmere Pants do Lin
fGRNfsHiNd 1905 aooD s. ne. and stoe.,
Of the greatest variety; Suspenders Kid, Silk and
Thread Gloves HandkerchiefA Socks. Shirts. Col
rino, Linen and bleached Cotton Drawers &c S
- 80. tx.a wnoLEsALEs AND RETAIL. 4SkssS asss
D. GOODMAN has nov. open II his large new
store room, ll9 Main street, Richmond, Va, large
and entirely now stosks Of spring and Sammsr Ready
.ss ssd vs ~ :ssss
Goods. From bic very great facilities II hsaunfacs
turing. his liberal patrons and the public generally
will srll ind all articles in his las ou finest 70 low
e trades q let ms.s and q anasesll
Rsmsnes, Place ard No. lls Main strsek max
door 70 J. w. Randolph Bookstore. . Il 800
ap l9 ]. d GO0pMAN..s
NJ y. PkklklN s' ~ CO., No. la Kagle
ptsss vsfY handsome Drsss lofiis 4 low prices;
.6sr.ses sd 0rsaa1ie hpnlins hssntiial Lses ard
Mnelin 6ettA Also esae stock eflew priced Lawns
snd 0nshsms, 70 which they iavite the attention a
.ny ss1aee, 4,s sp -
yHllHAI kl11LER. yeuf
.:ss y ss.s y =: sui
49, 49, xiLLEa. 3 Z pssssssd ss1ss..ily q
sAfs 90 aest.n Nssp dssssysE.i Fsy 8 l1s.ks1s.
so!S Is 3 l:sssI Bsss Y 81 d !, IN;
f fsS o.: "a e WI N.Y. Y ssh Las g, 1s
saAAs1 #sgf ~ ga4 III sfx .sst s,sA as 81
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MAXINE DIsAsrERs-0n tbs 9Th inst, the schr.
Buena Vista, Capt A. y. Turner. with . CARO- Of
Ash, consigned to Whidbee Dickerson. BALI
more vas run into by the U. g. steamer Engineer
and Wa soon aftsr left In sinking eepdit,on--
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I.oaT.
COAL AND COKE.

COX Eel an now In regular recent A
lishtfu fuel for erstes and the latter an excsllsn
and economical substitute for anthracite coal fan
stoyes. ranges and heating furnaces Apply At tbs
coke yards corner Of 10th street and Basin bank on
mi, s--.-ts JN0. J. WERTH, AIT
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
OfNA-The propneton OF these Spring. whia
have for some time past enjoyed very favorablsrs
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
Induced to put the water in barrels for the sonvsn'
ence Of invalids in other sections.
For the present, the price 10 fixed at rsse which
barely covers cost of bsrreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol
lowing certihcate from Dr. Carper, leading and vel
known physician In Botetourt county s selected FROM
many Of equal responsibility and forcsa
FINcAsTLE. BoTErouRT Co.. VAL
HAVING been called ON BY the proprietos Of ts
"Craig Alum Springs" TO express my opinion Of 10
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have examr.
cd the analysis of the water (msde by Prof Booths
Phladelphis and believe i well adapted to cure !.
tenn; and further state that have known re
markable cures effected by its In serofulous adss
tons and diseases Of the digestive organs xn
The water has been analysed By Professor Booss
of Philadelphia, who says
:. "A mineral spring Of such hehnes. and quality
physicisn. Its position in the healthy mountain Re
gion Of Virginia, about equi-distant from many Of m
sulphur and other well known springs Of the stsls
Of Craig county. Very respectfully,
Eruptivs diseases, arrangement Of the liver, dys
peg.ia, 1e have yieed 70 the power q tn: s'''
This very valuable water Il for sale in bsrrsha
'''' Z" , sssshLL LADD 60, p......
MANTlLLAs, MANTILLAs.--Jasf re-
styiss Of sit, Morc Antiqus and Lace,n White Baes
and Celors; also. IA dozen more Cactus Skirss
En- Emb as Muslin and Corded Skirts
Whaiebons and Zeph. Cord do
Hair, Cloth and, Manila Grass IL dol
L Pslm.leaf Ivory and Spanish Fans
Jaconet, orsandie and Snk Robes
Check Canton Silks ct low price !,
small Check French Silks for Missss
French sils :. e and 81 cents s.rsssn
sTssss snd s. sssi f. al s. S
| Paraaols and Ladies' Umbrellas
Gents kinsa Camhric Hand srchiefs In White -
colored bordsrs. some vesy pretty NM. !, ,,,s.
Gent. Li.l. Thread. Cotton and sill. half Hose +"
Ws,ss .nS 5. a.es ab,t. IN sil .s.s Msao L
| Thread and Cotton. At the caah stexe .~upop
| my7 CHRISTIAN LAThnDr---
Observation-Disclosures srsse u.ss
j 1 haxe - ennoancs that my DassnoaIon 11 ~
priss cannot taxa place On the "A FeoIaa NJ
ffol SEEING nd sssilns win ny sssnis A. sea- ~,
csn sss them sAa ~ upon anether day nos ~ ~
than about the lst Of Augus - whaea nms nc s.s
81 esss e: 81 ssd as
sIss; T., ..:'s Y :: !. sss: -. :s i.
p'sss = - sAElis'sss' y. HE. IA i HOPKINS
hle-tlstAps .sss NJ Liberty. - = :
| - In JAllE5 pHLLo Wa esPsyss:ssesssI
/ lsaslsmsn,s aepsxqnsats ~ JOHN A'Af
Is sssis s l.sas !. = ' =
s sssss. e h.ss -. = e s;e e. e o -
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ID ELTINS AND HOSE.--A very large
ID and varied stock of ell sorts and sizes India Rah
Der Hose and Betting, always on hand, for sale by
my 10 WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER
EOR SALE--To remain in the city, No
about IL years old. Apply to
= EDWIN DEWS, Gen. Ag't and Collector,
my 12-6ts Franklin street, doors from I'd
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MAHRIHu.

On sundsy 18th mt nx ~ tormssly 81 Inssnd,
III NJ faRAH .. Lord, 81 Hsnfico ueantJ.
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Acquittal Of FiIlibusters.

NEW YORK, May l2.-The jury in the case Of
Captain Tinklepaugh, of the steamer Northern
Light and others, charged with violating the neu.
trality laws, today rendered a verdict of not
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BRITISH AID FRENCH SHIPS FOR NICARAGUA.
On the arrival of the British mail steamer 1t Ia
vans, on the 18th ult., with news from Nicaragua,
= French brig and British man-of.war set san fol
Ban JUAN stssF ssS we
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q on sunday. ils "a Of Nay, large sriasis
~ COW. with black brindle ysaIlins; =
cut in the right and swallow fork the left
The yearling has on . muzzle. The COW il forward
with calf. The owner can see the above BY applying
my lS---1t* Mayo's Row. Port Mayo. s
a. TEN ID OIL l. A II > REWARD
@ystrayed. on Sunday, the 18th, from the sssam
Millnsar the Merry Oaks in Hanover county ~
name and tail trimmed very short, and shoulders con-
siderebly marked by the collar. The above reward
INV house, BE was last seen near Tayors Stone
Mil. in the vicinity of the Slash Cottage.
my iS-stawts W. B. sNYDOR.
a. FOR sALE--A young and nne
4HRIDiNG HORSE. Apply to !. s,zr,tss
\ my 1876 $ Central Railroad Depot. ;
EREsH BUTTER.-A few packages OF
II Table BUTTER of very choice quality, just to
hand. RAGLAND Il BROTHER.
! Of Pine Apples and Bananas; for sale :. Tue 81
Nicholas Saloon, my IS A. ANTONI.
HAMs AND LARD.,.I 90 YIrginia cured
- HAMS. very superiori . buckets George 4 Jsn-
fsny w. 4 ssf;isis No s. n: :,
ROAKDING.-A gentleman and his vito
ID single ladies' wishing to obtain Board In pri
vste family, can do 20 by applying on Main stseet
oetween second ana third,g second door from the
sHIeNIAN,B INIPKONRD CHEMICAL
~ YEAST Oh BAKING POWDER, prepared 81
j. F.Jactson. No II Main Hrset.-This Powder
warranted 70 make, With less labor and time lighter
and better Bread, Biscuit Buekvieat, sweet and
other Cakes, than can possibly be made With yssa
Or any Of the preparations powin use.
For sale BY Purcell, Ladi GlCo.s Bennett, Bssrs I
Fisher. Adie Gray, A. Duval, Dussl and Norton,
z. Sempie, A. Rpdeker Dove + Co, 8, b. Wood o
3, Hin, G bfiIlspaurh. Laidlsy 4 Robinson, VIM G.
6sttaile 0rubbs = Appeauon, L. .. Thom ~. Bais
BY Grocers generally. Price - cents. s nd. 81
assN n. This rowder will be- found to be much
cheaper wsl - batter than others. nv IS
CWOOPRs FAMILY RLOUk snper5Sl
4 - quality rorsSae III ssl aN
q ny is Z seff GIzE1 4 PHAuP.s4 Main street.
E1MtEY BAG On 1alhss Dl1cs, Skspla.
r. Srs sad JoloF baltn0Fel do. a. do. d., Loaf
crshsA, fswdsrsd, coass 81 n. q. sussus Jsvs
re sas L.s.aym Csc; y 0sc! Cub: 49,
1or sale by sss Ass Il ia ss.s1t5,fs s.ss.
my ~ s..lsrs 6sssf nlzHA fHAUp. !
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