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ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
moIid, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke. which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad to Weldon. Wiimingtop,
Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheville and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina now pre-
pared to forward with great despatch and at reduced
Jewelry, Ic. to the above named cities, and all
places on the sesboard.
Our Express on the Steamships win be accompa-
MED by Special Messengers who will give their per-
eonai attention to the careful handling Of Foods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS cos Steamship
Shipper will please take notice that packages for
points In Virginia and North Carolina, win b. cent b.
stesmen unless otherwise marked s.,
Freight received ondsy ef saiiing, until O'Clock
81 Agent Of Adams Express Co.
n SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express psekases for
NorfsIk Peterburs. Richmond, and al places In Vir
Gnis and North Carolina, intended Tor shipment BY
stsamships Roanoke and Jamestown, win hereafter
be received By me ADAMH EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are The authorized Agents for Exprsss privileges
Once Of the New York and virsisis De. nship
Company. LUDLAM PLEAeAnTA
L ap 4-n AEear
VIhGINIA WORM KILLK8--n yssr
children are weak and panX - Sc g.Sfssn sslnnHeYf
sg@ yerH; y e "s,:s - ss.s.eiss IL
shiidfsa, Ssise swsst "a pissssst q sd
safe ndeeftsin worm deltroJsE I'll = 9e9nss~
sold sisc 81 Bennett, Beers 4 EIshsn 2. 4. etTsc-
ksr Owen s. Hill Purcell, Lsdds y Co; Joen -.
PoilArd. and VIM. r. Ladd. ~
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AND YET ANoTHKR-M. Goldschmidt, dscov-
cred, on the 3lst of March, another asteriod, max
ing the fortieth planet now known to exist be-
tween Mars and Jupiter. There must be recent.
ly established mandatory of them, they increase
80 rapidly To the thrty-ninth, which was disco
yered on the 9Th of February, the name of Latitia
(Joy or Gladness) has been assigned.
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THE FREE STATE HOTEL AT LAwRENCE-The
Free State Hotel at Lawrence, Kansas, is now
completed. 1t is . four-story dwelling, so feet by
20 feet, and contains SO separate apartments be-
sides hall in each story. There are 30 or 40 port
holes in the walls, that the building may be con-
verted into citadel in case of further invasion
Its cost has been upwards of $4,000.
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SENTENCE OF A COURT MARTIAL-Capt Jabez
G. Rich, of the U. S. Marine Corps, who was re-
Gently tried by court martial at the Charlestown
Navy Yard, has been dismissed from the service
The President approved of the finding of the
court, but he subsequently RENTED it to two
months suspension without pay. The whele mat
ter of affront was the employment by Capt. Rich
of q washerwoman who was obnoxious to another
officer-Boston Star.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-Eary on Thurs
day morning, Mr.. Thompson, the conductor of .
freight train, which had just stopped at Cone
maugh, Pa, together it'll an assistant dispatcher,
named Bsnshup, sat down on the track in front of
the locomotive, to arrange their manifests. Just
then q train passed on the other track, and while
occupied in observing it, their own train moved
forward passing over the unfortunate men, and
crushing them TO death instantly.
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE OHIo.-Charles Eltt, jr.,
appears in the Cincinnati papers with long arti-
Gle in condemnation of the lock and dam project,
and proposing to construct large reservoirs upon
the tributaries of the Ohio, from whence to draw
supplies in time of low water.
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PRICE OF BUILDING MATERIALs-The New
York Courier states that the market for all kinds
Of building materials is quite active The stock
of lumber of all descriptions In Albany and Troy
is very much reduced more so than has been
known in many years. The retailers in New York
city, it says, are the only parties who have fair
supply yet their stock in some branches is exhaust
ed. Hard woods are particularly scarce. The Cou.
rier further says:
In consequence of the scarcity of good pine tim
ber, the upper qualities have advanced two dollars
above the highest rates of last year, higher than
has been known in twenty-five years The follow
ing are the wholesale prices in Albany: Good or
first quality, $40 per TOM 4th, or second do, $50
do; box, Sls do; common box plenty at l50$l6
do; pinetally plank, 20022c. per piece: dc. do
boards 150l6c. do; spruce do. plank, 14Dl5c. do;
do. do boards, 12c: do; hemlock do. s0loc. do;
do. joist, l0c do In other articles of building ma
terials, such as brick, lime and laths the market
is considered little moro active than it was last
spring, with fair prospect of q good city trade,
while prices are unchanged. Good common bricks
are worth $50 to $5 by the cargo, and Philadel.
phia front bricks 20to S22 Rockland lime, the
kind most in use is quoted at ST. and lath at 81 so
The supply of these materials is adequate.
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LIABILITIES AND RESOURCES OF NICARAGUA
Mr. Soule stated in his speech, at New Orleans that
the liabilities Of the Nicaraguan government were
less than a. 000000, which consisted most largely
Of Its pro rata of the old debt of the Central Anne.
rican Confederation and that its assets would
mand $35, ,000, 900. He said that e250000 in the
present emergency, would enable the Walker
Rivas government to establish itself firmly, and
that the funds thus advanced would be paid back
with large interest.
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ARMY MovEMEETs.-Col. Mansfield, Inspector
General u. S. A, has arrived at Galveston. He
Is on a tour of inspection through Texas. Also,
Major Holmes, eth Infantry, for Fort Bliss
with 40 recruits for Company /, LIST Artillery, at
Fort Clark
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VESSELS IN Portion the Sd inst. there were
sl7 vessels at the port of New York. 226 at Boston,
and Ill at Baltimore, and on the Goth ult. II at
Charleston, 81 at Savannah, 206 at New Orleans,
and 81 at Mobile.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL little boy died at Bangor,
Me-, on Tuesday, from the effects of using an old
tobacco pipe to blow soap bubbles with His little
sister, who used it with him. is lying dangerously
ILL., 1t is supposed they were poisoned with the
essential oil of tobacco
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MONUMENT AT THE CONVERSION the 22d ult.,
monument was erected upon the memorable
field of the Cowpens In the Sparstansburg District
of South Carolina, with appropriate ceremonies, .
military encampment being in the neighborhood
at the time -tkF- s93&
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FIRE AT A CONCERT hALL-During the perfor.
nance of the afterpiece by McKenzies Troupe on
Saturday night, (says the Norfolk American) some
papers accidentally caught fire in the ticket Office
producing great alarm among the audience for q
few moments Several ladies rushed for the stage
and several tainted After a few moments DR. L.
g. Robinson announced that the fire was extin-
guished, after which order was restored, and the
performance finished without further interruption
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PARIs.-The receipts Of the
theatres concerts and other places of public
ment at Paris, during the month Of March, amour.
ted to 857f, being decrease on those of Feb
ruary Of 294 ,56H This falling off 10 to be attribu-
ted to the theatres and other places having been
closed during part of Passion week
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CHOLERA AT RIo.-The cholera still prevailed
at Rio as late as the 10th of March, but the
decline. The shipping, however, continued healthy
Since the 9th of August last it has caused 5,55s
deaths in that city, themajority of the victims be
ing dayes
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EMBANKMENT SUNK-In consequence of the re-
cent heavy rains, portion of the embankment on
the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, near Falls
church, Va, has given way and sunk several feet.
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BANKS AND BANKING CAPITAL OF MAssxcHu.
sETTs.-The joint COMMITTEES ON the Banks OF Mass.
achusetts Legislature have reported against any
increase OF the banking capital Of the State during
the present year. They state that there ware pc
titions for Eve new bank charters and for an Ia.
crease Of capital stock for twenty eight banks--
The additional capital asked for was 81. .125 600, Of
which O., 100000 was for Boston banks, and the
balance for banks In the country. The amount Of
banking capital In the State IL $50 09 Of which
el5O00, 600, or more than onequarter part, has
been created within three years While the In
crease Of banking capital has sxceeded thirty per
cent in three years, she ncrea:e of population has
been but fourteen per cent. IN Eve years. The
great excess Of bank capital has tended 70 encour
see speculation and advance the price OF merchan-
dise greatly above ifs intrinsic vaIue.
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MR.. EyERETT.-This gentleman has declined an
invitation of the ladies' of New Orleans to lecture
in that city this spring, it is not certain yet in
consequence of his engagements in the West, that
he can revisit any portion Of the South before the
warm weather sets in At any rate he cannot go
farther South than Savannah, put WI yisit ne"
ORLEANS and lecture next year If possible.
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VALUABLE CARGoEs.-The ship Witch of the
Wave with q cargo valued at $223 1888, and the
Eliza Bonsall, with q cargo valued at $201, ,317,
cleared ut Charleston on Friday last for Europe.
The cargoes consisted mainly Of cotton
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THE WALLABoUT MARTYRs.-Hon. Rufus
Choate has been invited by the citizens of Brook
lyn, N T., to deliver grafton in that city in aid
of the erection of . monument to the Wallabou
martyrs,
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NOT GUILTY.-Mr. Charles Boughter whose
trial, on charge of embezzling the funds of the
Lancaster Savings Institution, was going on for
some days at Lancaster, Pa, last week, has been
acquitted.
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4 LEAVING LoUIsvILLE-The Louisville Courier
says that a large company, composed principally
of citizens of Louisville, have laid out town in
Kansas and called it Prairie City, and that one
hundred families viii leave the city about the lst
of June
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n oos GREssIoNAL lin the Senate. Monday. Mr..
- h the resolutions Of the Legislature
the Tc - Iavor OF the admission of Kansas with
sAe y opeka Constitution
s.s. motion Of Mr.. Clayton, the Secretary of
al - requested to transmit the original jour
1 a, " sne proceedings of the board of American
ss'oners ,a.. convened ct Paris to liquidate and
nuuit the claims of our citizens of indemnity for
French spoliations
u. M hayard spoke at length ON the question of
sne Navaf Retiring Board. He was opposed to the
Rp.uposiaons pa,! Of Mr. Iverson, Mr. Toombs and Mr.
ne.' OF tennessee, and advocated the substitute
which he had given notice of as an amendment 70
.h oni reported by the naval committee ito amend
r sme Act 70 promote the efficiency of the nsvy"-
i. prominent features Of this substitute are that
as 70 restore to their former rank all the
VINO have been placed on the reserved list;
20 investigate the capacity and fitness of those
inquiry. - '--' A''" = ~ ~ '' oouA = = - u
In the Honse. Mr.. Clingman asked leave to offer
the following:
resolution for the better protection of Anne.
he lt Resolved BY the Senate an a House of Repre-
sen.atves OF the United States Of America in Con.
mDled, That for the better protection of the
and property of American citizens under the
oi Nations and secured by existing treaty stp-
Of With reference to the OF lines
enc oceans, the President of the United ststs. he
ana ne u hereby authorised to employ anv mart of the
.nd OK naval forces in the country and to cali for aid
a aS use auy NUMBER OF volunteers that may be NEG
20 provide for the safety of pssveneers md
otneis OF eur citizens in those ocalities and such
may Dc used by him in aid of the local authortss or
oherwse TO insure the observance of such right A.
the OF the United States and ts citizens
are entitled to enjoy. " o''.-'A'
objection having been made, Mr.. Clineman
moved suspension of the rules = -"-
Mr. Stephens asked Mr.. Clingman what he nro
posed to do with the resolution
Mr.. Chngman replied that he thought II ouoht IN
pass; but If the House should refer il he wonid
have no objection to that - - - : "e1'N e'-'.
MI. Jones, of Tennessee, understood that the re
solutions authorised the President to take nosses
sion of Central America He did not want Il done
at this time. @-e
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, asked Mr.. Clinrman wha.
ther, if the rules should be suspended, he would
give him an opportunity to offer an amendment
looking to the annexation of the British provincesl
Mr.. Clingman said he would make no motion
which would cut off such an amendment.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, remarked that if the
House should now adjourn, the resolution would
60 over till Mondy next, and therefore he madr a
motion to that effect In the meantime they could
read the proposition in print
The motion to adjourn was lost.
An ineffectualmoton was then made that there
be call of the House.
Another motion was made to adjourn, which pre-
vailed-yeas 65 nays Is.
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kT OYSTEHH pfckI90 hno fkW soAt " "s1y - q
At abort notce and warranted 70 keep any ressonADs
time.
s-A - s-s 49, ALIENS ARDouRs
x.n l2th near Main Il
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- FASHIONABL BLRMlLLlNERY, Y, EA
TAbLIsnMENT In MANCHESTER, Va
- Mrs 8. n FARISS. corner Of Mail and Az
~ len streets. in Manchester Il now receiving
her spring and summer aasortment Of Millinery, such
a. Bonnets Ribbona kc., which she feels confident
cannot be surpassed in beauty and fashion, and can cell
cheap the cheapest She hos slss On hand fine
asortmsnt Of Dress Goods Of the very latest styles
Mrs. r. returns her thanks to the public fer their
liberal patronage heretofore extend9d 10 her and
solicits continuance Of tho same.
ap 2s-dGwtmA
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The Democrats Of Monroe county, Va. haye
nominated II. j. Kslly for sheriff
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- The Daily Dispatch II served 10 subscrihers
at sIx AND A oukRrKR CENTS tkR wkkk payable to
the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, 81 year in
advance.
N- The weekly Dispatch II issued every Fii.
asy and mailed TO subscribers ct &i per snuum.
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PlANOS...-The subscriber
has Just received one of j. & G. Fis-
"MBN chefs celebrated octave PIANOS.
= y It is unnecessary to say anything in
commendation of Fischers Pianos they are too well
wishing superior Piano has now an opportunity to
obtain one at the manufactqTeIs price
ap9 At Geo. j. Summers Pearl ct.
- ing made arrangements with Prof Mapes for the
sale of his ntrogenized Super Phosphate of Lime, at
manufacturers prices, we confidently recommend il
friends believing it to be superior to any fertf
izer now in use having seen its effects last year ON
corn; and having heard much of Its good effects
constrained to believe 1t superior to guano, not
because it makes better crop the first year after
pcstion, but because Of its durability having in 1t
large proportion of bone dust Fer sale BY the tonbr
bag NH n BAKER PLEASANTS.
TVU TOBACCO PLANTERs..-Wc have
i now on hand good supply Of C. B. DeBurg's
No Ammoniated Super Phosphate of Lime, and
from its peculiar adaptation to Tobacco crops and the
many satisfactory experiments that have been made
with it in many portions of the Stats, feel
hesitation in advising planters to use 1t In preference
/ to Peruvian Guano at present prices being sole
agents for the manufacturer in this city, persons
wishing to use it can be assured of getting genuine
| article from
/ ap29 @ 8. MCGRUDERS SONS.
FAMILY YFLOUR.--Rowland's Xxx Fa-
! II miIy Flour Palmetto brand; Curle's Neck Hams
superior to any Hams in market; English Dairy
Cheese, in prime order; No Mackere; 80 bbs North
ern Potatoes; Maccaroni, in 25 lb boxes. Just re-
ceived, in store, ana Tor sale 1y
myl SELDEN MILLER
| WINDOW silADEs-Ar the low price OF
w S7a cents worth 81; Landscapes 80 cents, worth
S l25 Boques so cents, worth SL50; Vases 81 rch-
ly worth 3; elegant Gilt Shades 81, worth 81; Ta-
| bic Oil Cloths Bureau and Stand Covers different
widths and patterns very cheap. Also very nice
assortment Of Dry Goods, Hosiery and Gloves. Just
received 40 pieces Irish Linen at 30 cents yard,
worth IS cents Brown Table Cloths so cents, worth
l. towles 10 worth Is cents; with several other
articles which will be sold at great bargain Call
M. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st.,
NH % Between Sd and 4th st.
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. M0kkIs, PIANO FORTE

~ Va fnli and complete sssortrnent Of the
choicest PIANO F0RTES now msnufacsured In in this
country, which offered for sale on res.onabJs
terms at the factory CASH PRIcEs and ths mosf Al.
soute and entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchs-
sers. The words of correspondents sswe have often
said and We take pleasure in repeating the truth that
WoRcEsTER's instruments are made upon honor
and equal to any In the world" have been and are
daily being corroborated by the highest testmouias
from nearly Eve hundred purchasers in the past ten
years. IL ssas
Attention is asked to the following notices of the
press: s* tst4 ts@
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, April so.
1856.
Pianos made by Mr.. H. Worcester of this CITY, can
scarcely be in all the qualities that render
an Instrument valuable. szs;f
From the N Y. Courier and Enquirer
WoacESTERs PIANoS.---The constantly increasing
reputation of the Piano Fotes manufactured by Wor-
cester, authorises our reminding our readers that
Worcester's Instruments beautiful and orna-
mental they are admitted TO be in their
more essential qualities of musical excellence
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.l
sThoss dueet strains" OF which every truly yours
speaks came not from human throat, but from one
of those wonderful pieces of mechanism knewn an
"Worcesters Pianos" As we have more than once
said they give forth to the melody of the voice
in loves whisperings the sweetest and perfect
ly harmonious and melodious tones sccuston,-
ed to listen to. A. MORRIS,
my 5--3t Sole Agent 81 Main street.
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GAND, I96 Broad st, having returned from
the North with large and varied assortment
80 OF Spring Millinery, embracing every novelty
of the season. will dispose OF them for cash az YORK
prices and socits car from the ladies of Richmond
ana its vicinity. Opening of Paris fashions on FRI
oaE April lish a& ap 10---d1mA
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Il LIQUORS, CIGARA Sc.
LIN bbls Old Nect.x WHlekElY.

50 = = kkFLE BKAMNL-- rn ~
sas HApEIRA WINE .
q dem{johns do DO vsxy superior, yintafeos
Is13 ana isfx, Of the follcwjsa brands- .fsis-
tass,s .Palhstimsr au1 ~old Reserve
Is BASKETS CH HAMRA0NE,v vezy -
dox supeYfer CLA3Ex -
"A 90 choice Havana CIGARS
Sdemtjohm Isylors > 1AN0T
jnst received end toE ssle y -.
We have Ii bod in he Nesto9 Qx1ou,rhoe
ehoiss ii 81 6ns RRANDiEeI WINS. GIN. te-
10 esll the attention Of dsaiera >. Z.
NH - s.az
GsFO(DNs.--I nm II ree4oDt ~ large -
~ sortnsnt ef Albafta ena eEitan9iA Inhl4 - -
Spoons direct nom the hsfeT{ yh,eh S54 NJ -
! : Impsrtss ~ DsslsF i xersln - ps.ses.sas
ap9 Hardware ard Gutleeys - q 1ssa =
P1INTE5, E, sUQpSS QpSkIS WITHIN HI 30 %.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS


,o~~o-~-->oo.oo~c~c-o~~.
TIENRICO SAVINGS nANk...Ofllce NJ
Il ths store of Smith, Rhodes l. Co, No. u Pearl
street, Richmond, Va, where depostes will be re-
ceived on which an interest of SIX FER CENT. will
he raid on all sums remaining deposite ak months
or longer and five per cent for shorter period
y cHAS 3. MILLS, Pres't.
T. II. RHenEs, Treas'r my 2---Sm
|SOliNERCIAIs SAVINGS BANk-.Char
~ tered BY the Legislature of Virginia, December
18th, isss-Capital 450,0oo-This Institution re-
ceees deposits on which interest paid at the rate
of 6per cent per annum Il remsinins on deposit sx
months, and 5per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN. g. PAINE, President
GEO. ]. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH IS HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer.
THE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK ,
i chartered by the Legislature of the State, Ii now
prepared eve deposits of money of any amount
over Ave dollars, which will be paid six per cent.
interest on all sums remaining deposit six months
or longer, and for q shorter time five per cent.
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer, 7. B.
Stsrke, at the store of E. B. Spence, corner Main
aud 18th streets, with either sf the officers.
SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL President
T. B. STARKE, Treasurer,
feI C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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lMPOKTANT NOTWITHSTANDING sold out
i my saddlery and harness business it becomes in
cumbent upon me to urge settlement of the debts
due me- as some are of long standing. Those that re-
main unsettled by the lst of March will be dealt
with according to law require the money to carry
on my ne W business. JOS. H. COLQUITT, Agt.
fe Its 18TH street. between Main and Cary.
NOTICE.-I have removed my office from
the late Constable's Office to my residence Mar
shall street. between Adams and lst Streets where
can be found after this week Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays, from sunrise to sunset, each day. to
transact any business connected with the late High
Constable's office of Richmond.
an l9---ts j. +. TYLER.
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II AIND
l. GOODS IN THE CITY.-ATTENTIoN Buy
ERs.-The subscriber having recently returned from
the North with an extensive stock of FANCY AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which he bought at the
New York auctions OR CASH offers them to purcha-
such rates that will satisfy them at that
HENRY BROWN, at No. Is Nam street, is actually
selling the CHEAPEST GOODS in the city. To
enumerate all the cheap Goods he keeps would fill up
the Dispatch; but certain it is, it will be consulting
your own interest to give him CALI when about job
bing, before purchasing elsewhere. Convince your
selves at HENRY BROWNS,
No. 25 Main street.
Ink aahn tha ct hridua
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commentator OF Flschers flanos; they are too well
known and appreciated to require it. Any person
wishing q superior Piano has now an opportunity to
obtain one at the manufacturers price
THOS. w. KEESEE,
ap9 At Geo. j. Summers, Pearl It,
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