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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

CONVICTED OF MuRDER.-The parties accused
of the murder of the unfortunate Moesgin near
New Brannfels, Texas, have beei convicted and
sentenced to nine years each In the penitentiarv.
They consist of the wife and daughter of the de
ceased and the daughters husband The daueh.
ter held the candle while the son in.law murder.
ell her own father
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

Rev Henry p. Tappan, d. d.. LII. D., now
Chancellor of the University Of Michigan, and
late Professor of New York, has received official
notice of his election as member of the Imperial
Institute of France in the department of Philoso-
nh ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

HOMGPATHY In ITALY.-The Rome correspon
dent of the Augsburg Gazette, says that the doc
trine of Samuel Hahnemann, has at length found
expounders in Italy. A semimonthly Homepa-
thc journal, the Revista Omiopatica, is now pub
hshed at Spoleto, by G. Pompily, and it is made
up of original articles, translations and medical
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

THOMAS ALLEN TIDBALL, ESQ, for nearly
thirty years Clerk Of Frederick county, Virginia,
died at his residence In Winchester, on the 5th
instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZEN
Phares. leading citizen of Randolph county, died
on the 2lst ult. He was magistrate for many
years, and represented the county in the Legisla
tufe of 1S54sb5
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~ SALE, UPON ACCOMMODATING

~
L TERMS
Twenty cases choice Spring PRINTS
Tea cases Wotsted and Lawn DRESS GOODS
Csze case Fancy and Black SILKS
ENft.en cases COTTONADES
Ten cases LINENS
Oua case assorted MARSEtLLES
-Four cases CASSIMERES, for summer wear
Eigat cases GlNGHAMS
One case China Grass CL0TES
Ten cases Bleaehed DOMESTlCS
Forty bales Brown SHlRTlNGS
One case Silk HDKfS.
-Four cases Cotton and Ginghsm do.
Ten bales BED TICKS
Three cases APRON CHECKS
Two c.ses CURTAIN GOODS
Two cases Brown HOLLANDS
One case Muslin and Lace CURTAINS
Five cases CAMBRICS, checked and dotted
Two cases EMBROIDERIES
Two cases TABLE CLOTHS
With many other goods, at very low prices, at the
caruer of Main and 18th sts.
Aso-Agent for Dix Sons and Crawford & Co.'s
THREADS. D. II. LONDON.
SD dim
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Two new private post Offices have recently been
established in the upper part Of the city Of New
York.
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Ge WORhS-The undersigned, Proprietor of this
old and well tried establishment takes this method of
Informing his numerous friends and patrons that he
hes removed MS works from his late place the river
nesr Haxalls mills. to Main street, between 7th and
9Th streets where he expects to be permanently To-
Gated for the next five years and respectfully soicts
4 cz from sl persons in want of any articles in his
iipe he is determined to try and please all who will
favor him with their patronage, both to price and
workmanship. ..-- -.
N. BAH orders from the surrounding country, ad
dressed to -. V. CRAWFORD Richmond, Va" will
meet with prompt attention.
an l--lns J. V. CRAWFORD.
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tN0R sALE.---I have "a four-horse EN.
4 CINE, been used but d short time which will
sell ver7 low l can be at the law office of Jno
\. Davis MASSENA BEAZLEY.
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~ We have received our stock of -taple and fancy
Dry Goods embracing complete and varied assort-
ment adapted to the spring and summer trade which
has been purchased very favorable terms and will
be sold at small advance for cash. We offer amongst
other articles, the following Cottonades Nankeens
and Cotton Oznaburgs; fine stock Bleached Domes
Tics, all widths plaid striped and plaid Cotton for
servants; Satinets Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds Fur
ing and Shirtngs various widths; brown and bleached
Table Cloths and Tickings; beautiful assortment of
Irish Linens; Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinss fine
assortment; Prints Cir CHAINS and Lawns great va
riety; Canton Cloths and Alpacas; printed Barages
and Cbalies; Plain Challiss and Delaines all quail.
ties; Lawn, Challie and Berage Robes; white Cam
brcs, Jaconet, Swiss and Null Muslins; Lace, Mus
lin and Cambria Collars Lace Coll .rs and Sleeves in
sets; Silk, Linen and Cambria handkerchiefs Our
friends and purchasers generally respectfully in
vited to call and examine goods, with the
that best efforts will be used to give entire
satisfaction. J. l.. SMITHER Il BROTHER.
NH 3l-dim No % Msin street.
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NH 9-tIMay
A LBERT l.. WEST,

A LBERT l.. WEST,
n ARCHITECT AND MEASURER,
Respectfully reminds bis friends and the public gen
eray that, ia addition to MEASURING and PRl-
LlNG all kinds of work used in the erection of build
ings-Brick work, Carpenters work, Painting, Pias-
tering kc-he 10 prepared TO furnish PLANS and de-
tail DRAWINGS, Specifications, Estimates and Con-
tracts for every variety of Buildings, and will super
intend their construction Having q thorough PRAc-
siderable experience as Architect he hopes to give
satisfaction TO all who may employ him:
EY@ Office on 1th street. between Main and Bank,
where be may be found at o'clock every morning.
h 1,nS
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.7ItFR pa0sPH1TE 0F TTIFn- -

- NUFER PHUSFHATE UF LIME.-- HaV
~ ing made arrangements with Prof. Mapes for the
sale of his nitroeenized Super Phosphate OF Lime
manufacturers prices, we confidently recommend it
friends believing it to be superior to any ferti
IN uSe having Its effects last year on
corn and having heard much of its good effects we
because makes better crop the first year after ap
plicstion. but because of its durability having in it
large proportion of bone dust For sale by the ton or
bag NH n BAKER a. PLEASANTS
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE CONIPA
lHl NJ OE r ICE MQNl - Rx anti thnritx of an ac

I
lv1 ny OF RICHMOND.-By authority of act
Of the General Assembly of Virginia, passed D Decem-
Der 18th, 1855 entitled ian to incorporate the
Merchants Insurance Company in the City of Rich
mond." we, the undersigned Commissioners appoint
ed by the said act will the lst day of May next
open books for subscriptions to the stock of the said
Company, the Office of Messrs Goddin Apperson,
at the corner of Bank and lIth streets
The act fixes the value of the shares at $50 each,
snd the capital stock not less than fifty thousand
than Ave hundred thousand dollars 1t autho-
gizes the Company 'to make insurance agenst all ma
Tine risks and against any damage lost by fire, or
By any other liability, casualty or hazard upon any
and every kind of property real personal or mixed;
to make insurance lives to grant annuities to re-
ceive endOwments to contract for TeversioDary pay
mens to guarantee the payment of promissory notes
bills of exchange and other evidences of debt to lend
money ON bottomry and respondentia TO cause them
selvestc be insured against all risks upon the
they may have in any property lives in their own
right, in virtue of any loans advances of any
policy or contract of insurance" &c &c.
JOHN PURCELL,
J. J.. APPERSON,
R. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GINTER,
VIM H. CHRISTIAN,
WIN G. PAINE,
NH 29-tlMay AUGUSTUS ANDERSON.
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E7D. -. II EELlNts, Merchant Tailor and
IL CLorHIER, 1856 MAIN NSTREET.--SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS Just received large lot OF su.
peror Cloths Cassimeres and vestings, which he will
make up in the beet manner, the most reasonable
terms. and az the shortest notice
large and well selected stock OF Rsdy Made Cloth.
ing which will compare with any in this or any ether
market. Our prices az low albany other house.
Furnehipg Goods In great variety, such as Shirts,
CrayEis Scaris Ties &C.
He invites bis friends to call and examine his stock.
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RATHn: HATHsM BATHs!:.-Hof,C Cold
~ and Shower Baths can be hsd IT al hours frofii
eoeioek A. III. TO 10 r. H.. At the Hair Cutting Shs-
ylng and Shampoonins Saloon, under the American
Hotel Entrance on 1ith street sinsls bath rs cts.
OF tickets for dollar. nh Il.
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The kansas FREE STATE LEsrsLATURE-A
Kansas letter In the ST. Louis Republican, dated

tHS ~OsH uIsf sdyH.
The legislature Of Topeka was miserable and
lidicrous abortion, and its members are hiding
themselves from Judicial processes like frightened
ostriches. Some have fed to Iowa. some to Mis-
souri, and the rest are hiding their heads In the
bushes, In the vain hope Of security. The grand
jury Of the Circuit Court, under the instruction OF
Judge Lecompte, have indicted not only the mem
bers but all the judges Of election and II is the IN
tention of his honor, at his term in Douglas which
begins next week. to have bills found against Gov.
ernor Robinson, Lieut.. Governor Roberts, and all
the executive officera
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PICHARDsON y CO.,s WHOLESALE e

DICHARDSON IL CO.'S WHOLESALE
II DRY GOODS STORE, e5 Main street.-We
selling the trade this season, entire stock
of GENERAL DRY GOODS, without regard to
cost that may be enabled to place in store
unequalled stock of Carpetngs Floor Oil Cloths and
Matthias.
Merchants from the country assured that
stock contains many desirable articles of SrAPLE
GOODS. and large lot of DRESS GooDs, in all which
BARGAINS may be had.
rnh Inns RICHARDSON 4 co
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THE FOLLOWIsE aeslrabis agIlcls Sg!i I.

fhHE EULLOWlNG desirable arilcies
just trsceived at HlRSH BOTfCHERs, 2o9
Broad street
Black Brussels LACE, all widths. genuine
article.
Stamped COLLARS, SLEEVES, CAPS, etc,
new patterns
Stamped Linen YOgES, a new cut
Children's fancy HOSE.
Ladies' Silk and 0auze Merino SHIRTS; do. for
Misses and children.
India Rubber PIANO COVERS, something new.
Eyery variety of FANS and other FANCY Ar
T1CLES. mh 25--lm*
iGMT: MORE IIGHT :..P A TEN T
a - DlFfUsIVE DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS -
Inc subscriber, having purchased the right for the
stste Of Virginia for b. Goetz & Co.'s DfFFUsIVE
DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS. il now prepared 10
supply persons having dark stores Offices cellars and
warehouses, with the same.
Specimens may be seen at the Dispatch Office Na-
iional American and Wing Offices: Binford Mayo
EisirE St. Charles HOTEL and at N. EzekePs No. rs
Main st.
4 Office and Msnuiactory, corner Of Main and
Pearl Streets up stairs.
cYc County rights may be secured On reasonable
terms SIS
mh Is--sIm ISAAC sCHRTvER
m ATf1~S - 4 ma ~ ia N a - w. N - - :
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DURNING FLUID-..In conse0uence of
- the variable character of the Burning Fluid OBJ
tanned from the North, now manufacturing o,,r
own, which we warrant to be equal in Illuminating
power and absence of smoke, to any made either
North or South. Our customers may rely on getting
uniformly prime article and at the old Irice of
enty-fve cents per gallon, at
LAIDLEY ROBINSONS
New Drup Store Ath and Erankl;n q
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L. Knapp; Mini h-EE Thayer; Tenth-c. Q.
Chaffse; Elevei th-Henry L Dawes 3.
Comius' msx ,rity over Greene tDsm.l .
All. Cooke, 4 N, received out i,'oo 'o'''
in the district ,.. .. H..
rlingar.e~s majority over Appleton Is ous
I" NEW YORK.
n-.. elaine in Albany last night that the
cnn.rs.sionsl d elegation from New YORK viii
esand Repubiic ans IL Democrats 10; Know
a, .ta;aiy beatei Haven, K. N, in the Buffalo
di, ,trics
INV YoRK, Nov. ., j p. m.-Incomplete re-
-. from all the counties In the State but
.e..n show that Fremont has received 203 900
ties. buchanan 155 900, and Fillmore 1Ol 900.
The on, ,ial vote will Of course vary these fg-
ures. x,-
, Returns from 20 ,ounsies shows Democratic
gain of 5000 ca Alorehead's vote, when the
American majority was 403 in the State.
iThere are still 50 90 uuties to be heard from.
FILLMORE n.sjorits es-Msson So; Brscken,
partial, 2S4; MonH ,omery 81; Fleming l36 /;
Bourbon $50; Shelby $40.
Democsssior m Abort ties-Bath 3l5 Kenton
800.
Mr.. Buchanax1,s suo cess in Kentucky is gen.
orally conceded alto, lisville.
Lou1syILLx, Eov. Z, p. Fifty. one
counties rive a Denocr attic gain Of 600. Blu
chanan's majority will probably be 10000
MISSOURI.
Returns 81. far received exhibit the Dem
ocrats as gaining over the recent State election
wherein Polk, Den beat Ewing, K n, about
5000. They gain zoo in ST. Louis alone
MISSISSI PPI
Buchsnan's ms jOrity tn ere according to the
scattering returns that have reached as may
reach II, 900.
THE RESULT.
The following is tie grand result as far as
| ascertained
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ELECTION nav,
WE DO NOT CARE WHICH OF THE
w two great and good men - al.s.sx D.

WE Do NOT CARE WHICH OF THE
w two great and good men are elected P,e.i.
e.s, OF the United States today
STOVES and other eoods to both great parties.
All please call and see US We have In stoTe !,
very large ana oea utiful assortment Of Stoves rnd
both parties, for coal or WOOD. Pleas cal. ~ 10
oto, ana we VIII sell our goods -sry ehsap FOR
casa: we would respectfully cell The srentfcn
~ CYL customen Snd friends 20 the fact that cur
20 81 TOT The same, for Pennsylvsnia iron /. the
- ana toughest iron that In found In u 1. couu-
", ana best suited to maze good stoves, thoreb
%, coHemer. wish Baltimore cSttI g we
nave mem IN store. Pleate call ard zee hsv,
ooh O. WOODWARD A SON
r. Ave-, BET. lotn and lIih SITS ut No as.
oWt-0 (OWan)
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APArNrUL DISCOVERY "A gentleman left
Michigan last summer to visit friends In the
State of Now York, leaving two sons to jim
him here in the fall, when it was proposed
that the party should return together. The
sohs came down as agreed upon, and were
surprised to find that their father had left,
on bis return to Michigan, about the time Of
the loss of the Northern Indiana. Startled
aa the coincidence in the time, they came to
the Office Of the line in Buffalo to make inqui.
rts They found fu1l description Of t6eir
father among those lest. Their emotion when
hna.ly ssfsrsa Of their calamity is said 81
CeSs~ssSstai Advsstsssr.
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GOLD SPECfAcLFs.-wE CALL At
" tention to our very large assortment Of Gold
Spectacles, ranging In price from 81 20 go
Also, gold, steel, and hell Eye 6lasss
Besides the above, we offsr q Complete stock ~
silver hne steel, and psted spectscles. with very
superior glasses.
Glasses Of every focus fitted 10 old frsmes
NJ. w GAIT BRO
move 3s4 Pa. ave bet OH ana IOtb sta.
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NEW Music From Ellis We have "My
Bark is out upon the Sea-" words by George
P. Morris, music by Rev. s. Henry, and " IT Q
Wild Dream is Past" with original words
adapted to q beautiful melody Of Lenschow s
by Eugene Raymond. s.>.a..
From Metgerott We have The Wanderer, %
another of the series of German gems entitled
" Songs of Schubert" Hr5s .
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WINTER MILLINERY.

.ssae MISS K. K. MCDONALD. NO n
$axN Sridge street, Gsore etown win opt N a
S at 10 O'Clock on Saturday. Novem6es ~
al ner show rooms, very b sndscne assortment
OF winter millinery, consisting Of velvets, Plain
AM Fancy sattns. Siiks, Mourning and Dress
nais. For Ladies and Childrens Headd-e sfs
flowes and Feathers. She would respecifully
,nNte tne attention Of the public, her STOCK Is
larger and hapdsomer than usual All ord.,s
promptly attended to.
nov 6-St4 (fntel& Jpfonl
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BONNETs. BONHErs. &c
MRS; J CLARK, TWO DOORS
r east n the Post Ofiice, Bridge 81

east of the Post ONCE, Bridge So So
george own, will open on Saturday, SsY
- next the largest and hand someet assor, nle,,
the pleasure Of Offering 70 the pub ic Her s,a
Will compute the very latest STYLES Of Bocne,.
Head dresses, Ribbons, Trimmings, &c &c
please "u''
The ladies Of the District and surrouud,ne oopr -.
Try are requested to call and exaa inc FOR n am
selves before purchasing elsewhere no,ea
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Boarding.

BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIE s.w
~ corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared TO accommod .te gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort will be made
to fender those comfortable who NAV fsycT her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can ce ootalned ep6-0
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The TRAGEDY IN PHILADELPHIA.-A serious
affrsy occurred in Philadelphia on Wednes.
day evening, between q y ung man named
Isaac G. Shurlock, an accountant, and Mr..
Philip 8. Clawses, a dry goods and notion
commission merchant, doing business at No.
139 Market street, as mentioned in our tele-
graphic column yesterday. The Philadelphia
News gives the following particulars
"They had both been to the Masonic Hall,
| in Chestnut street, being members of the order,
and Clawges, upon leaving, was followed by
| Shurlock Upon reaching Seventh street, in
| front Of John Guys tavern, Shurlock came up
| to him and said, you have foully wronged me |;
| you are the seducer of my wife, and l am 60
ing to kill you. At that instant he leve!ed
revolving pistol at his breast and fired Three
| or four Of the loads were discharged, all of
| which took effect, one entering the stomach,
another the breast, and third broke his arm.
| The report of the pistol drew a crowd to the
scene, and Shurlock was arrested on the spot,
| the revolving pistol being found at his feet,
| where he dropped it He did not attempt to
| escape, nor did he deny the commission of the
| deed On the contrary, when taken to the
Mayors office, be made full confession, and
| said that he had done it because Clawges had
| seduced his wife. lie farther said that the
wife had confessed it to him, and had said
that Clawges had drugged the wine be had
| given her in order to accomplish his purpose
| The wounded man was placed in a carriage
and conveyed to the hospital. His wounds
| are considered mortal and he was thought to
| be dying at eleven o'clock last evening. Mr.
| Clawges has wife and four children, one Of
| the children, a son, being nineteen years old
Isaac Shurlock is about twenty five years
Of age. He is Of fee personal appearance,
and is evidently of considerable nerve, mas
much as be seemed in no wise ruf1ed when at
tho mayors office, and conversed with per-
feet freedom.
Mr.. Clawges was visited by his wife last
evening, at the hospital, but he could not con
verse with her The Rev. John Chamber.
was also with him.
The Pennsylvania says Of the prisoner
after his arrest
He was perfectly cool and collected, anC
| told his wrongs in q 10 amer which ELECTED tn
sympathy of all the officers present. He said
committed the act; 1 fred the revolver
and have been most foully wropged. Thi
man took my wife away down town, drugget
her with wine, and then seduced her Sh,
told me so. 1 love my wife as love myself
The prisoner was searched, and had upon hi
person q small amount of money and dsguer
reotype Of his wifs-one of the most sty;kin,
and impressive likeresses which we ever sa w.
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CHARCOAL, CHARCOAL, CHARCOAL,

CHAKCOAL, CHARCOAL, CHARCOIL,
REsT QUALITY, FOR SALE IN LARGE
- or small quantities.
Consumers can obtain supplies at AL seasons.
Daily EXpeeted-
$50 tons genuine Baltimore Company Coal, war
ranted superior 10 any coal IN this market.
Wood and Coal Of all kinds on hand.
All fuel will be Of good quality, carefully
weighed or measured, $40 lbs. TO the ton.
Terms cash, unless otherwise agreed on at pur-
chase. SAMUEL II. YOUNG,
last side 9th st., bet. ID and Z, sold stand
and corner Of 12Ih ct and Canal, neer the
nov 7oo3t bridge.
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PERSONAL.

Judge A. o. P. Nicholson, editor Of the
washington Union, left this city yesterday on
4 yisit to his home in Tennessee.
The Albany Transcript says that Sam
was seen yesterday on the Troy horse boat
nth his stock in trade, consisting Of lies and
lamp black, tied mp in . shilling hsndker-
chief. making tracks for Canada,
The Baltimore Sun of to-day has phi
yste dispatch from Boston stating that afte Z
the meeting of the new Legislature of Massa-
obusetts Hon Charles Sumner will be re.
elected y. S. Senator, but will decline, and
Arson Burlingamc be chosen as his successor
.... The New York papers notice the return
to that city Of Mr. Delane, the managing edi
tor of the London Times, from Chicago, where
he has been passing the interval since his ar
rival in this country 1t is said that his visit
TO the West is connected with large financial
operations, in which some influential house:
in London are interested. tt.r -t.e
.... When Sir Charles Napier recently
visited st. Petersburg, the Grand Duke Con
etantine, after showing him the arrangement
and the entire strength of Cronstadt, asked
him in a chucklng sort of manner: "Well
Admiral, why didn't you como in ?" II
which Sir Charles replied Pray, why die
not your Imperial Highness come out ?"
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AT TIE ELECTION OF THE HE-
M brew Young Mems Literary Association
recently held In this city the following officers
were elected:
ID HESHINGER, President.
nj. SANSTAG, Vice President.
H. KING, Recording Secretary.
T. COWFMANN, Financial Secretary
KING, Treasurer ...
COWFMANN, Librarian.
Board of DIrectors-S SAMSTAG n COVE.
MANN, HEIMBERGER, B. sIE6EL, w.
ROTSHILD. II
1.-THE LADIES' FAIR AT ODD FEL-
~ lows Hall is now being held for the
benefit OF the Rev. 8. d. Finckeps Church, on
the corner Of and Twentieth streets and will
be open every evening during this ard next week
for their patrons and the public generally. No
effort will be spared to render their vi, its agree
able, as all the appliances, Music, Fancy Ar
ttcles, Confectionery. d C, 81 are provided for
the entertainment Of their visitors A generous
patronage is respectfully solicited by
The CON. OF ARRANGEMENT
now
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FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Northern Liberties Fire Co.

AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
On MONDAY EVENING, November 10, 1856
The Company have concluded not to Issue La
dies Invitations, but all Ladies are respectfully
invited to attend.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. nov 3te
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REV. 6 w. SAMSON WILL LEG.
IN ture In Island Hall, THIS (Friday)
EVENING, commencing at7H O'Clock. Subject
g Jerusalem lt$
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eisse MRS A. sPEIR WILL OPEN A
new supply Of Winter Millinery, On
~ ThussdaI, Nevsnbsr stA. n0St-&
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TO THE PUCLlC.
AIRS. ELIZABETH L. ALLEN (THRO'
INl MIR. Nicholas Callan, } having advertised and
exposed my house and lot at public sale without
my knowledge, avail myself Ct this medium 10
warn the public that, In case any one should Be
disposed to purchase the said premises, that he,
she or they will purchase lav suit with II. The
said property being decided to Mrs. Allen In an
illeg Al and unjust manner
nov 7-3,& JOHN 8. EVERETT
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GENrLEMEN's sHAwLs AND rRAy.
ELlNG MAUDES AT THR Low PRICE
agent to sell q large quantity Of the Bav STATE
ehA LS o. the largest ana best quality, can
now ner them 1t the above price. Also, on sale
The FIeech, Scotch and English make Of "a avis
OF Sixth street and Pennsylvan,a avenue. - : :
&C 3i-ec9w tlntel] HOPKINS