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Pittsburgh, July l6.-At Fremont
and johnson ratification meeting held
last night in Allegheny City, Gov.
johnson said, if he could by any means
surrender the trust reFosed in him by
the American party, he would willingly
do so. I'D
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Supreme Court.

This Tribunal adjourucd yesterday
wock. We find the following among
the closing decisions T. -s-
Also, in Otey v Hoyt, from Edge
combe, affirming tie judgment.
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Presidential.

Com. Stockton declines running for
the Presidency. He advocates the
election of Fillmore in .a'letter of his to
the Committee that informed him of
his nomination.
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Lqrge Tomatoes.

We received few days since, large
Tomatoes weighing Is ounces and
measuring Il inches in circumfere nee.
1t was raised in the garden of Mrs. I.
B. Pslamountain, of this town.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned will attend at tho
Court House in Tarboro' the lst SatuT.
day in every month for the purpose OF
examining applicants to teach Free
School in the county of E]gseomOf'
Applicants need not oHsr at any otbsS
time. .'s 'sF.sl gtua Banlow,
w H. johnston,
L. d. Pender,
JWly TO-, 1856. Ezamining Co..
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.MrLert Ac0uitted.

Mr.. Herbert, of California, member
of Congress, on trial last week in Wash
ington City, on the charge of murdering
K eating, the Irish waiter, has been ac-
quilted. r..s
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Markets..

TARBoHo', MARKET, August I
Turpentine-Dip, 81 so to 2 90.
Tar, Is Cts to ST 90. @
Scrape, 80 to 35 cts. per 100 lbs.
Corn, So SO to 81 IS per bbl.
Bacon, IL to IL cts.
Lard, 1 to II cts.
Cotton, 8 to 81 cts. ..
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Books for Sale.

BIBLES, Testaments, Sermons for The
people,
Annals of Southern Methodism, by DR..
Deems, .a:a a. .-..
Hymn Books. church member Books,
Religious Books, by various authors,
Gleason's Pictorial, gilt bound,
Harper's story Books, Novels,
School Books,
North Carolina Readers and Elemcuts.
ry spelling Books,
Cloven Foot, Old Bowery,
Life of Sam'l Houston,
Barnum, Bennett $, Land of Gold,
My first Reason, Toy Books,
Milton and Byron's poetical works,
Interest Tables, Copy Books No. to
No. 10, and many other good Books
not mentioned, which you may 6ud
T. e At Grimn,er d. Co.'a
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The Hottest Day.

On Wednesday last, the thermome-
ters in different parts of eur town. stood
at 1O1 in the shade. &
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nGCFcE,

- u i 9 !
COMMITTED to the Jail Of EdgeconO'
county, on Wednesday, July 10th. HSon
negro man who says his name is J0sa',,
and that he belongs To- Thomas Jones' u
Martin county. ; Said negro is s0O"
40 years.of age, 5 feet 2 or 8 inches h's''
fah pain Of whiskers, and has a scar on y
left hand. The owner is requested to 00D.
forward, pay charges and take him away
said negro will be dealt with as the ls""
rects. BENZ, WILLIAMS, Jal@'
Tarboro', July ls, 1864.
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Pstersbury Morket, July 81.
Carefully corrected weekly by N. NJ.
Martin, Bro. & Co., Grocers and
Commission Merchants, No. s'-s@#'l
129 Sycamore street. '4s'-.'
Wheat.-There is not so much activ-
ity in the market to-day, and up to the
hour of our report we hear of no sales
over 81 SIS al 60 for prime red and
white. In fcrior and medium grades
dull. -- -a... -
Bacon continues very active at IL a
123c. for shoulders, and l3 a l31c for
sides.
Cotton continues fn good demand at
12i and 12!c. for prime selections.
Receipts and stock light. '
Guano is firm and we quote at $50.
Corn.-There is inquiry, and we
qoute at Csc. Planters generally pre-.
fer keeping their surplus stock to taking
that figure. as.-,~-.-f.@
Lard.-The transactions are limited
We qoute Va. in kegs ID l5e., ano
Western in bbls. 123 "a 13c. ~t..r~%s
Hark!! II Warning Yoice -
If you. are sick, why delay until your
disease becomes incurable, and then have
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Congress.

The Senate has passed the Guano
Island bill. Itextends American juris-
diction over the newly discovered ISL
aads. ..........
The House is discussing the Fortih-
cation aud other Appropriation bills.
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JUST RECEIVED, great variety
Of Havana Cigars, of the very best qua.
litles-Prineipe, Rcgalia, Cazaaores,
Panetesss, lnovaciou, &c. for sale, by
Geo. H0uard. /,
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Distressing Suicide near abingdon, Ia.
OFT rHED DISPATCH

ABINGDON, VA, May 30th.
An unusual gloom spread over the happy appear
ance of this little town yesterday. by the report
that young lady had committed suicide, about 1--WE
miles in the country She was about tweuty.three
years old, and was daughter OF Col j. L. Davis
She married only few months since to Mr..
VIM. Gray, one of the finest gentlemen and most
devoted husbands in the whole county When
found, she had gone into closet, in distant part
of the house, and closed the door. Placing the
muzzle of the gun against her breast, it is sup.
posed that she touched the trigger with whip
staff, which was lying by her side. After execu-
ting its awful mission, the gun passed in through
the hole caused by the discharge and rested against
the arm of her dress, holding her up in reclining
position
No motive can be given for her awful course,
and every seems to attribute it to arrangement.
She has of late grown very melancholy, from hav-
ing been always wild and joyous. The day before
her death she sent to neighbours TO borrow per-
cussion caps, and that morning bade her husband
farewe ell for few hours, with tender and loving
kiss. How melancholy must be his reflection, that
it came from heart which had already devised its
own destruction She was the daughter of Col.
Davis, one of the most respectable and influential
men of the county, and she herself was always be.
loved and honored by all who knew her. How
true is it, "That in the midst of life we are in
death" Yours, in haste H..
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HoTHLs.
0TRL--0LD POINT CoaI-

uYGEIA HOTEI.-.OLD POINT COaI-
II FOKT-Th;s deiishtfuI sumflsr resort. tho
most Inviting ON the Southern aesbcard and, for at
traction inferior to none in the country conysaisnt
water region, in broad view Of Hampton Roads snd
ths Chesapeake Bay. and with an extensive military
post beside it. has Passed the pfopetoFshp Of the
undessiened and viii be opened for the public rscs
tou on the 10th day Of june sfter which date it viii
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season. IL
aost unt nown. For health il NAV be said indeed,
toryal the secluded watering place OF the
tain INTERIOR 30 that the up-sAHaer feel no risk
in going down to test the attractions Of this ceebrsted
lowiand rctreat.
The proprietor has engaged for the general super
intendence, Mr.. Joseph b Stegal, Of Richmond. lats
of the Hugenot SPRING. gentleman of marked spsi-
tuda fer the trust he has sfsued while bis own SUI
pervison viii guard the comfort of visitors and tho
my ls-sm JOS sEGAR.
THE COTTAesE HOTEL, at Ashiasa, Is
L now in order for the reception of boarders by
the day, week, month or year. sss
To persons engaged in business in Richmond, who
may desire to be within reh of then families every
nee sssary facility afforded by the transit OF three
trains daily each way, between the TIVE places whist
on each Sunday commencing with the first Sunday
1.-THE Alb in May special train will leave the depor
on Shockos Hill at o'clock. A. NJ, and return about
sunset Tor the accommodation OF those who zlay de-
the village st,434
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining Cottages
are provided with gas the equal any in the
and the location proverbial for health whilst
IN add1ton, the extensive and well arranged grounds
OF the establishmet furnish facilities for exercise snd
recreation surpassed BY no other place Of the kind.
ass THE PROpRIETORS
p. 8. The regular passenger traius of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburs Il Potomac Company sto at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper.
Ashland, Hanover co.. Vs.,}
Nav I456 o,sx
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LIEUT. JEROME BoNAPARTE-Lieut. Bona.
parte formerly of the Army of the United States,
late of the Crime an Army, where be distinguish
ed himself by his bravery and modesty, has just
been attached to the Chasseurs d'Afrique, of the
French Army, and will form part of the expedi
nedition to KabYIie.
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HIGH LIFE BELOW wSTAIRs.-"Thomas, have
always placed the greatest confidence in you =
Now tell me, Thams, how is 1t my butchers bills
are so remark ably large, and yet we have such
bad dinners Really, sir, IIdon't know, for I'm
sure we never have any thing nice in the kitchen
that we don't send SOME of it up in the parlorT"
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ANTI.WHIsKEY RIOT AMONG THE WoMEN.-At
Vienna, Ind, on Monday last mob of women
made an attack upon small drinking establish
ment at that place, smashed up the barrels, demi.
Johns, jugs, bottles glasses. &c. and after giving
three cheers upon the completion of their under
taking utiety dispersed
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ARRIVAL OF TROOPS IN CANADA-On the
10th draft of the Royal Artillery, conssting of
go gunners and drivers, arrived at Quebec in the
ship Escourt, from England. The same vessel
brought about 600 pounds of gunpowder for the
arsenal at Quebec .--.
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MANUFACTURE OF STRAW WBoSSETS.-The man
ufacture of straw bonnets is carried on to great
extent in Massachusetts. The Messrs. Carpenter,
of Foxboro', manufacture to the amount of 1000,
600 year Their main building covers several
acres; in it are employed 500 persons, and in pri
vate houses in the adjoining towns some 5000 are
employed
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PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE = The radical Abo
litionists held Convention At Syracuse on Thurs
day, and nominated Gerrit Smith, of New York
and Samuel Mcfarland, Of Pennsylvania, as the
candidates for the Presidency and the Vice Presi
deaey. The Convention was a promiscious ga
thering Of whites, blacks, aud unscxed women.
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SECRETARY MARCY's LETTER or DISMISSAL TO
Nix. CRAMPToS-The following is the omciai CHS
missaI Of Mr. Crampton the British Minister:


MK CRAMPToS-The following is the official dis
missal Of Mr.. Champion, the British Minister;
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May 2sth, 1856
SIR-The President of the United Stains has di'
rected me to announce to you his determination
10 discontinue further intercourse with you as her
Majesty's Diplomatic Representative to the Gov'
ernment of the United States The reasons whicn
have compelled him to take this step at TINS nf1e,
have been communicated to your government.
avail myself Of this occasion 10 add, that due
attention will be cheerfuy given to any communi-
cations addressed to this department from Her Ma
jesty's Government affecting the relations be.
tween Great Britain and the United States, which
may be forwarded to this Government through any
other channel
Should 1t be your pleasure to retire from the Uni
ted states, the President directs TO furnish you
with the usual facilities for that purpose conse.
qneniiy enclose, herewith, the passport In such
cases
avail myself of this opportunity to renew TO
you sir, the assurance OF my respectful considers
ton. sWa L. MARCY
To JOHN +. CRAMPTos, Esq, Her Msjesty's Min
lister, etc.
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GOOD ARRANGEMENT The arrangement on
the New York Central Railroad, which reserves a
certain number of cars in train exclusively for
ladies, and gentlemen accompanying ladies, is, says
the Albany Statesman, an excellent one and Is
highly spoken Of by travellers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-02

A LUCKY AcToR-The Albany Transcript
states that recent steamer from Europe brought
q legacy of 10000 to Mr.. Peter Richings the dis
tinguished actor from one of his arssocratic reia
fions liz England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-02

CALIFORNIA IrEMs-The Horizant has sailed
for Australia from San Francisco, carrying large
number OF theatrical ladies' and gentlemen,
among whom were Mrs. Sinclair, Mile Duret, Har.
~ Sedley. John Dunn and daughter, John Dean
and George Loder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-02

NATIONAL HOTEL, Main street, Staun-
Y ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER L CO, Pro-
prietors. sassa
~ An Omnibus viii alwsys be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
house. free of charge y ssss sf S. 6u1
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May 2S, 1856. s


Sir: For reasons which have been commuuica.
ted to Her Majesty's government the President
has revoked the exequatur heretofore granted to
you, by which you were permitted to exercise
the functions and enjoy the privileges of British
Consul at Philadelphia. l herewith send you
copy of the act of revocation. L have the honor
to be your obedient servant w. l.. MARCY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-02

NEWS FROM GEN. WALKER The Aspinwa al;
Courier, of the Goth ult, announces the arrival of
a party there with dates to the 5th ult, from Gen
Walker. 1t says:
Some Costa Ricans reached San Juan after the
battle of Rivas, the 10th of May; and having
there shipped their wounded for Punta Arenas
the army started by land to retreat into Costa Ri.
.ca-that the cholera had been making sad havoc
among the Costa Rica troops-and that Walker is
evidently in the ascendent.
They commenced their retreating movement
about the 24th, and on the Doth, the tentire army
had vacated Nicaragua, all of them having
marched TO Guanacost-except some fifty men
who were at San Juan del Sud, shipping the
wounded by water for Punta Arenas.
We have heretofore given an account Of the
battle of Rivas, which is confirmed. At 3 A NJ
ON the 18th, being out of ammunition, Walker
march out of the city to the fife and drum and for
four hours the Costa Ricaus continued to fire at
the church which he had vacated.
His force in the battle was 400 foreigners, and
800 natives, and that OF the Costa Ricans 5000.
The Costa Rieans represented themselves hav-
ing been entirely deceived; that Walker was far
preferred by the natives and that instead of being
received with open arms by Nicaraguans, they had
| been shunped or attacked at every point. Baron
| Bulow was exceedingly dissatisfied both at the
coBduct of the Costa Ricans and the falsty of the
representations that had been made to him re-
spf citing Walkers condition and the feeling of the
| Nicsrsguaus wards him and his army.
| The Star and Herald OF Saturday, represents the
| church of Riyas to have been robbed by Walkers
men, and refers to other plunder by them We
| have the authority of those who have watched
| Walkers movements throughout the past year, for
| saying that he has never allowed punder; and
that he has never taken anything from foreigners
and natives in Nicaragua, except by government.
| al leyies.
| Ne church in Nicaragua contains images with
precious stones jewels of any considerable value
4 upon them; the church at Rivas has images in it,
is without a roof, wholly unfinished. and never
has been used as place of worship.
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The relariHg heaf ef Sumwsy hrins. with y Pseaa
liar tendency 20 disease. The Liver becomssH = igl,s N
the Eiood fsvered. Indigestion spfIpss uk d-s .
TO ward of All these dire effects. take SAAfhss
SrAsfsa mIxTuxr iu purify sna ceopnk lnn5, y,
mar win 81 once commend Il a. The very beat
summsr Msdicins. No nns shoald fail ~ try it who
values health. Sold ~ BENNETT, Bears Fisnrs.
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James Castillo, who was TO have been hung
Friday. In New Orleans has been respited until the
meeting of the Legislature In January next
Hon Rufus Choate and son, of Massachusetts,
are In Washington
The engine house of the Grand Trunk Railway
=, Toronto. was burned down on the Goth inst,
with eight locomotives
Amas A. Lawrence, of Boston. has received
one thousand dollars from III Owen, OF Hartford
70 be devoted to the relief Of the free stale aen
of Kansas
Rev. Sam Hunter, for 80 years colored minis
Ter ut EufanIa, Ala died on the l2th inst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-02

TIE DISMISSAL OF IHE BRITISH CONSUL
The following is copy of the notice furnished to
Mr.. Matthew, the British Consul at Philadelphia.
Similar letters have been sent to the other dismiss
ed officials
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AN ENGLISH FILIBUsTER REwARDED-The
British East India Company has just voted Lord
Dalhousie, late Governor-G General of India, pen
sion of &25 900 year mark of its appreciation
of bis services during his administration by which
four Kingdoms, besides lesser territories ad-
ed to the Company IS possessions, and an annual
tribute of twenty-five MILLIONS was imposed upon
the inhabitants. One of the English Journals,
speaking of this matter, attempt To gloss this act
of fibustering by showing that misrule and revoiu
ton had ruined the country, and that TO save, it
was necessary to appropriate It, "A wrong was
done but q great benefit was conferred"
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A CASE OF CosscIEscE.-An synonymous letter
YVES received by the Collector of the port of New
York on Thursday morning. containing sl5oo
which the writer said was due to the United
Gfatas
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CHIKTs, sAIkTs.--Jast receives .ano-
- ther lot Of those excellent Shrta, which have
given such universal satisfaction to m quality and
woTkmenship and which cannot be surpassed 10 this
city. Cali and give them q trial
VIII. IRA SMITH,
mytT s4is a@#a tsa ia Main st
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SPRING GUODS.--We are now opening
~ cur stock of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, az
usual, consists of great variety of and desra-
BILE goods. We receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
every week, and customers may assured that
by giving US call at they will save themselves
much time and trouble in the tedious effort Of
MATCHING TRAININGS"
HIRSH BOTTCHER
NH 25---4mk ~ it'sts 209 Broad strsst
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A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS i.
"A; SELLING OFF At O0ST--M. w. ROSE,
No. 20S Broad street, Richmond. Va, with view TO
changing his business will sail from this tune TO the
10th day of August, his arge varied and beautisGi
stock Of ss- -
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST The goods then remaining on hand, win
be closed out ut public auction:
All persons desiring to purchase Dry Goods OF q
superior quality will here ind sufficient inducement
mako Investment, as he intends TO he very az
possible by, If not wholly avodingth tha auction Be
wise call and exsmins for yourselves
NJ B. The store now occupied by will be for
rent after the let OF September 1t is excellent
Ioc alton for dry goods store for whish purpose it
has been occupied By me for upwards Of X years
my T-3m N. w, ROSE.
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NOTICE.-TO MY CUSTOMERS AND
/ THE PUBLIC have in stere fresh and
perior lot of MILL 0FFAL ut very reduced press
and general supply Of HORSE Fed, COM
MEAL white and yellow OATS CORN and HAY,
and very superior artics of CORN MEAL for fsus-
lily use which will sell low for cash, TO punetus
Customers Send in your orders.
24-I2t j. WaC0aRY
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y HOW Eh BAT IL sal
~ hereby certify that have had in use for con
siderable length Of time one of the above Shower
Baths, made by Mr. VIM. Forbes of this city and
find 1t to answer the purpose intended better than
nything OF tine kind | ever saw. The Pump | con-
slider a very great improvement over the old mode
of supplying the water to the show or and l would
not ha ruifhont IL for danhIa its rnaf
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MEDICAL
EAR A.ND F5N7Df=
,DTs. LEBR I'm, & On Eno,-
OCULISTS AMI a IrHe res.aa-ON

TNRs LEBRGN oEeFs 20 those satFsr;n. f,,ss
IL irtHnfbts HrEH1 reutefiez which i.ys reAnssl II,
in ne4TY tfee thousand 80 s0eesssi1,
remedies hare been pronounced Nfs Tht5S
ana Deieas, Of Paris, and Curtis Pitcher al OF Ep
reostWondcTful ever ttpiied disc S..nee3, u
middle They comprise diaereni eo,r irr1Ei aai
Fiors dtseaEeB tlAt eject the external ei TIE ~
II 6iseapeis c1pIibei to the external aias ar
apparent the ffth sixth day Dr IP6p5t
the ear IL tSaTs.4 selrTqz'I
ton. he hdH nfcates from - IL ua
deaf from Infancy whose bearing IS nov COM, have nm
and they enabled to Eedr5 tie fI-s rrisrai
hundred c1eeE Of deasleS t4f! 0rsr
fully treated rs hlE Certificates to that 80 Sassess.
| on application. ttaAg II SYN
In an cases Of deafneSs Grisihg FROM fafo,,.,
eRiss6, 2sJoHGtto Of the t;Sf;
usually called The -ATut - tslfffEEGffoa ~ hsfGsir
bEGss Of the and tt5s fs
IdfS0a Of Ssuca8: sSrsOWs dHsefScas ~ 7r-;.y
when the disease be traced Sr:f.s. 9Ss 81
jous bilious Intermittent Fever Coles I!faaJ b.
ne=errial medicines, gatherings the co. eiSstsS
&c, the in ssdEtY N5er9 {aansS - GULF cal
Where want Of secretion iS appRrent
being dry and seairS when the deafness esaAl"
n0ies in the ear, Ike ruStlInE Of lesTes Nth
falling water, ringing Of bells pGisatons nest
ter, when In StooPtng position seSatian f-s si
Of blood TO the head had taken place yls. ~ SF<s
perfectly acute where there Il mach mise Or !.
tn dull and cloudy weather, When cold L. - -sa'e
liLie- 'sS8
Dz. DUFToS, the only practitioner IN The INIT. a..
who practses the painless and snccraSfuI r1 a
treating all dtScAsSs to which sle eye Is subject Va
Qeher means have fs1ed Rerd relief a. ask,
aueh fair and impartial trial. Patients bv sanSt
fe particulars Of tae!r case, have renries SCI 4, 80
part. - tA'
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oUEENSWARE.

NTTK respectfully avite citizens, and country
N@fiLls5 who repepi5hinF thyr stock Of China
oaE DesasEsIg dyancy Goods y examine our stock
FO.g Ea1. purchasing eReNheTe II embraces
NoEtS r,flrs rev ard deesTnble patterns d this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
RaG country merchants 70 give Eastern PRICED,
With cost 81 transportation
SFds9ds Sor rsshlpinent packed with Erea: ard
- - - J. K DUEIIAM 4 CO.,
Eo.2S Monroe street,
GpS Wbeeling.YG.
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1lSB1rtLs, ONO.

Rr. j. B. nondsrsrtti: -rE
DELA SiR--T have been afflicted for three years
With Rheumatism In back and fer the Lass six months not
able Eet Of my bed without help, aud your agent IN
city inaaled my trying bottle Of Chang Phr Binnent
and try What effect would have and bottle has relieved
much that able 70 get cut Of bed Without DIM
Guilty 1t has been blessing 20 juFt try for yourEfand
Mas. N. COCHRAN.
wholesale and Retail Agents, Il
rsy7:1z z..e-5L SIIase Corner.
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New Spring and Summer Goods

MOL SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure saving friends tiaL Teceiy
i Ing my Spring sumner Goods consisting Of Broad
Cloths coors haze beautiful lot Of Plain and FaB-
ey French Casneres think much better assortment
than can ne found In the city -
Also-restngs In great variety, and Of every description
-5= THIN SUMNER GOODS. r. = -
Ny Of Drsh Dtta, BOnbazne, Duck Lir-
en- Marseier, Italian Cloth de &c &c that cam: be beat
for .nAlnZ and Clothes for the weather, all
OF which prepared the best possible
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting OK Cloths. Cassmeres, Cashmere Cloth, Duck
Linen Drab, Deta, BoBaAzne, and various other Goods
In stve: PautaOcus and Vests IN great TAri
ety Ehrs Collars Dress Cloves CTaYaE, suspendCEs,
and eTe article that Is required for GendeIaens
s ~ fieaSs give me s-' s. RICE