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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

ST. Louis, March H.
The Republican Lexington correspondent tel
egraphs that the Kansas State Legislature met
at Topeka on the 4th, and organized by the cleo
ton Of officers. Gov. Robinson's message ia
published, and mostly devoted to review Of
Kansas history, and cndeavored to Justify the
action of the Free Soil party. One of the con-
Guiding clauses reads as follows: II is under.
stood the Deputy Marshal has private instructions
to arrest the members of the Legislature and
state officers for treason, soon this address
IL receivedby you. In such event no resistance
viii be offered to the officers; let what will come,
not finger should be raised against the FEEDER.
al authority. There shall be no hope of relief
but in revolution. 80. So =.
Another reads thus: that exposed as we are to
the scalping knife on the west and revolver on
the east, thorough and early organization Of
militia is called for r.
An Independence correspondent telegraphs
that the free lie gislature had adjourned to Law.
renee and was in session there on Saturday and
seemed determined to carry out their measures.
Gov. Shannon had gone there to ascertain what
was being done. No violence is apprehended,
and there is but little excitement along the bor-
der. 100 of Sharpe's rifles and two cannon
were intercepted at Lexington and held BY the
citizens, subject to the order of Gov. Shannon.
An enthusiastic meeting of Americans was
held here Monday night to ratify the nomination
4 OF Fillmore and Donnelson so j .sa7.s5s ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
WIN SUNDERLAND & BROS.

~ Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats, Caps Boots ana
Shoes, Queensware Glassware window Glass Nails, &C.,
are receipt OF large and full supply Of Fall and VIM
ter Goods which will be offered reduced prices their
stand on Jefferson street Burlington, Iowa sept1on
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CoxcoRD, n. H., March L.
Ketnris from 1873 towns give Wells, Dem can
aidate LOT uevernor, nett gain of $500 over
~, q, re penn vote Oh last year, when Baker lacked
LArER.-The latest election returns foot up as
follows Eighteen towns give Wells, Dem.
1850; Metcalf, American, 2s,s.l; Goodwin,
Wing and Scattering 1898 About 40 small
towns to De heard from which gave last year
s'l32 Tor Baker, DEM, Metcalf. Ame.ican, f,2so
and others II, these towns giving correspond
ing vote with those already reported, which give
an aggregate as follows. Wells 1000; Metcalf
$4,000; Goodwin and scattering 3 400. Wehaye
elected to the House Of Representatives il9 dam.
ocrats TO l42 opposition. The towns TO he
heard from, it Is estimated, will give 80 deuo
Gratis and rs opposi,ion. 3:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

New YoRK, March 10.
dispatch from Washington states than the
Secretary of the Navy has determined to order
the Merrimac to the Gulf squadron. Her Off
GERS will be detailed in few day.
The weather is cold-9 deg. above zero at I o.
| clock, this A. n. in Wall street. 81 as
The brig Demerara, of Boston, arrived yester-
day from Cardenas, and anchored in North River
this A. NJ, sunk on the mud fats She was cut
through last night by the ice. The crew manag-
ed to reach Governors Island
The body of Capt. Palmer of the schooner Eu-
dora lmogen, the vessel scuttled and snnk near
City Island last fall, and whose fate has since re-
manned q mystery, was discovered at Williams
burg. The body was sewed in coal sack. Two
| or three wounds were visible $50
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nv aADIsoS, March 10.
The city election to-day resulted in the cleo
tlon OF ). O. Fairchilds, Mayor, AMI Barstow, by
uncertain, but there is probably a majority of
Democrats elected. 1t is thought the Supreme
Court will render judgment tomorrow in the
case of Bashford VS.. Barstow.
large number of Barstow's friends are as
sembled at Young's Hall this evening. Hon.
Byron Kilbournc presided Hon. /. Z. Arnold
addressed the meeting.
Weather clear and cold.
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len,ist
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
DR. W. W. NASSAU

DIX w. W. NA66AU.
OFFICE In the new building Of Mr. KrecAbanm, op.
posite the Post Once, Burlington, Iowa, where he
mas be found at all hours. as oct 70
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

"A LAW, will attend promptly to all professional
nsines entrusted his care, in Des Moines and the
surrounding counties Special attention given TO the
rasg and collecting Of claims Also to renting and pay
ns ,sres upon real estate and redeeng OF delinquent
lands. y
once In front second floor OF DR.. Henry's
budpr on Third street three doors above the Barrett
Hou4e Burlington, 1owa. tDec 1ybp
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PRICE ONE CENT.

x =
- you'd be Injurious to the neighborhood shouJd
n"a os permitted They further contended that No
aL ;.a snouid be allowed to emancipate his slave
s,,a mnout provision for his removal and Temporary
he hpp- pss Mr DAVIS of Greenbrier, alleged thai
gronns ,h.p hpposed to manumission by will on the
bor;na saat negro thus set at liberty In neigh.
some gsn.,y .ou,niy, wasnow employed In this city,
siered ,h;S d., stand ing master for him-he con-
this .s an illustration of the manner in which
'n1s Thn mode OF manumission worked - "'''A
question on re-adopting Mr. sr.s,pn.s
GU, noes So A 'ne amrmatiye-ayes
su,n ot 9AHsaIrs sHs amendment, declaring ths. NO
sdaaua ,n e' anount than e should be deemed
suequate was then agreed to. and the hIsrL y. gu
various s motions, was filed with slOO ~AA AMER !
In r. fLofD moved to strike out that part of ,he
D,i @ winch repealed the 18th section of the coda
ihis section gives to county courts the sntbns;,-
TO give to persons of mixed blood certiaeatas -
lhey have less than one-quarter of negro b,o,d
and are entitled to the rights of white person.
Inc amendment was opposed by Messrs. a an.
sEII anu GREGORY, and sustained by Mr.. FfoYD.
put before the vote was taken, the hour for the re
cess arrived, and the House adjourned
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Edward M. Skidmore, q reporter has been an.
pointed police clerk At New York salary 81, $50
The United States slvop of war Levsnt. Com.
mander Smith, sailed from Rio Janeiro on the 5th
of January for China.
Hon. A Z. Maxwell, representative in Conoress
from Florida, arrived at Pensacola on the 10th uIt
The Americans at Havasa celebrated ths eod of
February in fine style
Nicaragua is said to be literally glutted with all
kinds OF goods from the Atlantic States over
$500, 900 worth having recently arrived in that
country.
Kisses are rather high at Vinegar Hill, Ill. A
justice there charged John Waters $40 for kissing
q lady twice.
Henry r. Tuckerman wrote Chester" Q poem
In the March number of Putnam.
Cathsrine Hayes loses S27, 900 by the failure
of Messrs. Saunders & Brenan, of San Francisco
Charles j. Henniss, editor oftbe 81. Paul's, Min.
nesota, Chronicle, died Of consumption on the l4th
Bh.
Mrs CLas. Howard Is playing at Burton's theatre,
New York
Mr.. Charles Jacobs, an American tenor, has Late
Iy made a sensation at the Italian theatre, under
the name Of Carlo Jscobi He 10 native of New
York
Hon. T. T. Bsail member Of the Georgia Ls
gislsture, died last week.
Miss Hsrths Hsines Butt, of Norfolk, Va, Il
said " be tie young lady for whose dsgaerrcotyps
20 was paid by Lady Morgan At tho Paris exhbi
tion.
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AN INDIANS IDEA OF PROPERTY AND PRoPRIE-
TY.-The Green Bay Advocate of the 2lst instant,
says that q few weeks since Belgium In that vi
cinity decamped, leaving his wife and two children
in state of destituton. Chippewa became ap-
prised of their condition just in time to save them
from death by cold and hunger, and took them
home with him. The Chippewa, who is inclined
to put his own construction upon the law relating
to waits and strays has declared TO be his nten-
ton that unless the husband is on hand within
certain time TO CLAIM the woman and children, pay
charges and take them away he shall give them to
his son, respectable young fellow. who has sown
his wild oats. and reached that point In life when
he is prepared to take a squaw and settle down in
the world
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Naroh "a 1895
Night Session.


Night Session.
On motion Of Mr.. CLAIBORNE, the House took
up and passed the Senate bill to increase the capi
tai stock OF the Powells Hotel Company, in the
town of Petersburg-and it 10 now law
BILLS PASSED.
The following House bills were read third
time and passed:
A bill to amend the lst section of the act passed
March 22d, 1853. entitled an act to amend the lst
and 5th sections of act incorporating the Month
cello Bank, passed April 3D. 1853.
bill incorporating the Fauquier Female Semi
nary.
A bill to incorporate the Smithfeld, Norfolk and
Portsmouth Steam Packet Company and
bill 10 mark and define the boundary line be.
tween Fluyanna and Albemarle
NEW COUNTY.
The House took up the engrossed bill forming a
new county, entitled Calhoun" out of Gilmer,
Kanawha, ali other counties
On motion of Mr.. BRAsEos, the House recon.
sidered the vote ordering the bill to its engross-
ment, In order, as he stated TO strike out the name
Calhoun and Insert another name, as there was a
bill for another new county on the table also called
calhoun"
The vote being reeonsidered. Mr. BRAssoa
moved to insert the name Of "Roaae" In place ot
Calhoun" s4
Mr.. TREDwAY moved 10 amend by substituting
that Of CLAY" Mr.. T. paid an earnest tribute to
she character Of Clay, aud urged the propriety oi
honorhg his memory ~ soa q spEA&As.
T Mr.. JoHssTos wss opposed 70 setting aside
"Roane" for snybOdys name, considering that
no name deserved credit or honor st the hands u
Virginia. more than that Of Spencer II. KOans.-
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DESTRUCTIVE PIRE ~ FULTON COUNTY, Ill
The Canton Register Of the 2lst. published IL
Fulton county Illinois, says 'Juac as we were
going to press re learn that two warehouses aud 6
dwelling house, at Copperas Creek, were consunl.
ed by fire on Tuesday afternoon Ons Of the
warehouses; belonging TO Mes5rs. SIaith, in which
the fire originated, was literally erammed with
grain pork, whiskey, &c, belonging to merchants,
and farmers Of this place and vicinity. Two 9th.
er warehouses were only saved by the greatest ex.
er!ions, We believe there was no Insurance on
any of the property The Register says the loss
is estimated at one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars
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CAPT. RITCHIE.--The verdict of the eourt-mar.
tial in the case of Capt Richie has transpired-
The eourtmartial found him guilty and sentenced
him to be reprimanded by the Secretary of the
Navy. The Secretary however, upon an exam.
inatiOn of the testimony, decided that the action
and verdict Of the court.martial were disapproYed
for the good of the service. In this decision the
President concurred; and Capt Richie has been
consequently discharged from arrest and reinsta-
ted In his rank and position in the nayy-S.ar
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THE MURDER or BASIL II. GORDoS.-Ths
murderer Bruff who has been arrested for killing
Basil II. Gordon, of Virginia, has been placed in
Jail at ST. Louis He has made the following con.
fession:
lie said that Worrell, on the night before and
while they were in bed suggested to him the mur-
dering of Gordon, on the next day for his money
Brutf said he objected TO get money in that way
On the following morning, Gordon, Worrell and
himself got their horses aud started together. AT
ter travelling about three miles, Worrel suggested
to him to ride little ahead, which he did and af
ter he got about forty feet ahead of him, he heard
the report OF pistol. and upon looking around he
saw Gordon falling from bis horse. tiordon's
horse jumped, evidently frightened, and ran
brnn says ne caught the horse rs be was passing
him. orrel then ordered him to get off and
hitch the horses he did 80, and hitched them to q
sappHng near by. Worrell then requested him to
assist in carrying the body away, to which he hes
itated saying, "iIe did not want to touch that
body"
Worrel then said "Are you damued co ~ardt"
that he replied, 81 am not coward" and stepped
forward aud took Gordon by the crayat, while
Worrell took hold Of him by The legs; he was
Then carried 10 a raViLe, where Le wass laid with
his lace upwards that he then took WoIelFs sad
die from his horse and carried it off and deposited
1t IN tree top thai WOrre got on Gordou's horse
and saddle and started oil, leading his own horse
that Worreli put soine brush over the dead body
and kicked snow over the body, aud also over the
TaA OF blood Iron! where lie was killed 10 where he
WAS deposited that lie saw Worre.l take Gordon's
gloves oil anu put them i'll lis pocket also thsI he
rited dordon's pockets. lie says Ae never got any
money except ouc-half OF that received from Mr.
Ferguson Tor Z horse.
GA the steamer Simpson, aud while descending
tue Cumberland river, Brutf attempted TO LlIoW
himself ove4board but was prevented by AIr. Ga
witt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-05

VIRGINIA PosT OFFICE MISUNDERSTANDING
Gen. Campbell orders the following
Establish post Office at Miehael's Mills, Marion
county, Va, and appoint Ambrose S. Michael post
master.
At West Columbia Mason county Va, appoint
Madison Cohen postmaster, in place of Moses
Michael
Discontinue Nashs Ford, Russell CO., Va.
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RAILROAD CoNyESrIOS.-The Buffalo Express
states that convention of the New York, Upper
Canada, Michigan and other railroad officers, will
be held in that city next month, to arrange a more
economical plan for doing business during the
coming season, and reducing expenses 1t is
stated that the various roads are now paying
over $4,000 8 year for runners and agents in
various parts of tie country that could be dispens
ed with
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DUEL--The Rome, Ga. Courier has an &C.
count of duel lately fought near Dallas, Paulding
county. The parties were Wiley Jones and VIM
Bane, relatives. They fought with rifles and fired
three times Jones was slightly wounded by the
first two Shots after which he rushed upon his an
tsgonst and tried to knock him down with his
rife. In this he failed, however and had bis brains
beaten out by Bane. Jones died Immediately and
Bane escaped
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AMERICAN RIFLES FOR RUssIA-It is stated
that Russian agent was in Worcester, Mass, q
few days since, and made contract with a man
ufacturer there for several thousand rifles They
are TO be Of the Sharp pattern, with some i'm
proVements
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DESTRUCTION OF REGISTERED LETTERs-The
Detroit Tribune says that at the railroad collision
which occurred on the Michigan Southern Railroad
near Hilsdale, fortnight since seventy three reg
istered money letters were Destroyed by the FIRE
that consumed the baggage car. Some of the let
tiers contained much as $500.
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A NEW VLRsIoE-Louis Kossuth thus later
prets the Central American Treaty:
Two travellers had but one horse one of them
proposed an agreement on these terms the first
half hour you shall walk aud l will ride, the Sc.
eond half an hour will ride and you shall walk
Just such would be the Central American treaty, ,ac
cording to the English interpretation
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N,aI-TiNG OFF Az REDUCED PRICES

BirH YFLA GT. SATIN aHd CLOTH CLOAKS
AND TALMAs, FRENCH MEkINoES; CASH.
NERES, Mo9sl.nsi bsd G!.d slIgant. Blankets;
F.s1Eels; Moi!e antique Si.4s Of all colors, also a
i-g. ssylt... mt Of otLer Silks You viii ind it to
yuGI interest 10 call st TIE eLeap store before pur
uE1slGs elsewhere. NJ w KOSE,
I. I'm No. Us Broad Of.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


EaieRANTs FROM NEW ORLEANS FOR NIcARA
6UA.-We have noticed the fact that 400 emigrants
sailed from New Orleans Wednesday to join Col
Walker In Nicaragua. The Delta of Tuesday
says:
The Nicaragua excitement In the community il
intense-the town Is filed with strangers, and
strange faces are to be met with At every step
and we have every reason to believe that walker
will be strongly reinforced from this quarter with
the right sort of men In few days. The hardy
sons of the West are the men that Walker needs,
and he will have sufficient of them in short order
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RLACk SILK TiflAfal(Nss LACfn...
sebisst sAd Figured cs2 LsesA olaek Lsss vsiis
aud Aeurnise Wells, MolTnine CeilasA 80 q ysnsu
OF cheap Soeds, st Au0Usfue uA!kE
nsk Ne. ~ 6eA1 ss&efsf
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,TTKtISIA MECRANiCs INSTITUTE.
' FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAEiES STONE GUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH 4NU NINTH return thanks to my
friends foT their Kind patronage dGLg the past four
wears aud beg leave u say that am nov prepared TO
for,ish Store FroL.ts Monuments Tumbs, Vaults AID
attend tu EuclusIg BurJins Grounds, and IL taot ell
w in the Stone Cutting aud Building line.
Qusll,y uf Stone AID Workmanship not u be sur
pss.gI Moth or South. ocS
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lNnis. II. LANEI4Ef, TIN mud sheet
I, i4u. Manufacturer, 18th street. bsteesn Main
and Cs.y R!chMu4i W. ,.-,.,.,.,
GAs FiTTlNG AND FIXTURES,
ste4rl PIPES ior CaatcAvs Public buildings, ls
A-.4.Il Roofing G@tlerlns a.-h op1ltlns, pu1
Upin ans r8gt of lhe city aud country.
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMrS FOB SALE.
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ny JAS. A. CowARDrN.
MECHANICAL.
ENC0IfRka;E UONIE MANI.

ENCOURAGES HOME MANU-.
AArACToRfESs-The subscriber has, and
eS[&-keers constantly on hand, an assortment
= pncksways. Busxes and Barouches, made of the
% e, materials and by the most skifull workman,
,ch he will sell on as accommodating terms - any
e1 ske for any style Of carriage, and executed
hfsiIv Al his establishment on 18th street, between
"5see 81. s.'7'1Ssr sSS o. A. FRANCIS.
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MICAJAH MANGUM.
nAINTINIi..PA INTING.--The under-

agned is now prepared to do HOUSE PAINT
ING snd has engaged the services OF hrst rate WORK
r He assures his friends of his determination TO
".a his whole attention this business, and SIGN
a. veil as ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, and that
-.s Charged Ills ign Work may be seen In front
~ DI .ps,ch Office, Binford. Dickinson Il Weisiser
Nslsbs Shoe Store, opposite st. Charles Hotel, in
tbe First Marked House, Bon Ton bakery, iith
~ -. and in fact all over town-he took the first
e,,,nm At the last mechanical Fair" and Knows
t.work and prces will compare favorabiy with any
rher. iu the business Hoping TO receive share OF
,.IrapsEe. he asks those that require any kind OF
iaiutinE to give him call.
Wanted q Boy as apprentice and two good
House Psiuters. w ALLEN,
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WILLIAM GREEN, lately of CuIpeper,
w having removed TO Richmond, offers his pTofes-
Circuit Courts of the State and OF the United Stsef
held Ia the city. He will also give opinions. and
'n other respects act chamber counsel. Office at
nph Aim
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xs- CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES


cAS.. The subscriber has on hand. at his Coach
sSSS@SsE Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
: hstween Main aud Cary, tl5th and l4th streets
~, '.,, shr Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
IITTrS BAROUCHES, BI GGIES with and without
- I'D SILkfES Ell of his ow make, sf the best
- .gsss-saIs aud Workmanship. All of which will be
- :. low as good work of the kind be in the city
~ Richmond: and respectfully ask call from those
,"',ra5 y" 70 rnske to order and sell at the lowest
,ses possible aud all sold, that is new,
iss,se Ao,, MICAJAH MANGUM
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iNDOW sHA D e $: WINDOW

w SHADES AT the low price Of S7t cts, worth
Is. worth s l-50; Vases 81, richly worth IS; Ele-
pa Gl!t Shades at half the price they are usually
10 at Table Oil Cloths Bureau and Stand Covers,
usFeLt widths and patterns very cheap; also,
ley ucs assortment Of Dry Goods. Fancy Articles,
ioAety and Gloves, which will be sold at great
sisaln. Call before purchasing elsewhere, at the
{hsap store of NJ. GOLDEN, go Broad ST.,
'nh between 50 and 4th.
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h Laving claims against tAe estate of Mrs. Lucy
N Cav, decd. hereby notified TO present them,
- due form for settlement within thirty days from
ms date is my purpose to distribute her effects
after that time J. B. ROYSTER,
e l3-lm Exr. of Mrs. Lucy McCaw decd.
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An UPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE

OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
HANDSOME SPRING DRESS GOODS AT HALF
fEIcE i wish to inform the ladies of Richmond that
have 500 Berage Delaines and Mouslsine Dresses,
7t over from the stock of goods purchased of G. 4
close out previous to the receipt of spring good
1t one half the original cost. They must be sold All
want Of cheap Spring Dresses, will call early at
NE established Cheap Store.
feZ ALFRED MOSES 6S Main at
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i EEIHING AND DCIYPIN1I.--MRs m )

EECHING AND DCUYPING.--nRS.
EL WOOLHOUSE offers her services to the Me-
dca Faculty and the ladies Of Richmond and its vi
cin!ty, as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts
by assiduous attention, to merit their kind patron
ase.
Mrs. w. may be found at all hours, day and night,
al her residence, over Messrs. Sublett Brothers
Hardware store, 2lS Brood st.
n. B. The best Imported LEECHEs constantly
receiving and for sale.
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed
ALso-Ladies' BANDAGEs on hand, and made
10 order.
szR- light over the door from o'clock till morn
iG9. in 25-ts
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| EKCHES, LEECHES, LEECHES.--I
"a have just received, per steamer Roanoke, q lot
Of superior Swedish Leeches, which will be applied
arnn the most reasonable terms / can be found at
al hours Of the day the Hair Dressing Room under
the American Hotel and at night 25th street. be-
tween Main and Franklin.
fr r e. HOR20N
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i RICHMOND.-Haying removed from the city,
1 would beg leavs call the attention Of the Ladies'
who have patronl sed me for the last fourteen years
that any Futing work of that character will be
promptly executed AID as nestly done by any per-
son either il or out of the city by leaving it with
iny sister Mrs z. NJ BRIDGFORD, on Church Hill,
nssr the Leigh st Bsptish Church.
Q-.-dlu SARAH HARREYS