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Eorkuooo's Column. i
NEW GOODS
ATI.OCKWl)aeDS


IHHE subscriber has enlarged, RENTED, and
i greatly improved the store Tor many years oc-
cup, ed by him. and has filled il with the largest
and choices, assortment OF the various kinds Of
goods usually kept by him, that he has ever before
offered. Having unusual facilities IN f..
NEW YORK,
And other eastern as well as sonihefn markets,
he intends by monthly anc WeeHy receipts 10
keep the 30, at all times Iui anu complete, and
by having buyer constantly IN The eastern mar
kets can take advantage OF the rise aud fall OF all
articles in his line and by taking advantage Vi
all opportunities to buy cheap, confidently be-
lieves he can successfully compete with all whu 90
east only once or tirice year. ami are then COM
yelled to purchase at whatever cost goods may be
held. ~ s.9'i
Having had manv years experience m the
wholesale. hous.s IN New York-huyi,g been ed
ucaied n merchant from hoyhood, and an expert
ence Of nearly ten years IN OtiGca Iustiiies him
in the beliefihat his friends and The whole public
will be n, ore evenly and regularly dealt with than
by those, who without experience or judgment,
sell one thing cheap. another one dear, ond in re-
atty neither knHw WHEN an article Is cheap or
dear, and not unirequently are entirely ignorant
of The articles they offer tor SAFE
| have obIained the services oil gentiemanly
clerks; establi.hed perfect system OF order and
regularity marked my goods at just and sea-
lire and intend 10 devo'e all NV time 10 the
store when not absent FOR The purchase OF goo Is
desire to adhere strictly 10 the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
And int nd that none Of my customers shall be
dssa listed wrh
GOODS OR PRICES.
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eX7uE uuter-Su-d 'hers I'f s'S t+e 'Y--oN--s anus
and city lDts-
swq Of avg sec - Town g. range
-
III u seq = Oh.
1t. IA ltTt-s 4fdifi'H H. Orftr1.
IS.s 4 and in block - and /, : aud IN block p
Also. an improved farm o. 2'1 acres situated On f"x
river ra.- from DttuWa- Tli- farm - wen Nsierei
ana tinb.red D. r. JONES. o.fcs ia SgsJsr's Et'cF.
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f1rs. e. Oiinsscad
BggckskIaas.

THE subscriber begs call attention TO his Buckskin
L Establishment Main St. next house west Of Ma
gls Office. Tanned buclshins, all kinds OF buckskin
gloves whip lashes &C. always hand and sold low
est prices.
Cash paid for deer skins [jun7-ifl HENRY RaPP
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For SAFE.
Unwilling HOUSE and two Lots. in States Addition
Il ,o 1tttaua location desirable. commanding a view
81 East Ottawa and the Fox river and has good Well
and Fruit Trees on IT, Tie Dwelling House has good
CIar under it. Ills property is situated ia block %?
al close ty the Big Tree The going live
On hi, fr near Morris, and will sell tbs above cheap oT
sash.
Apply to the owner the premises --
iull2-Sw JANE. hkLLi
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or ACRES Of prime prairie land, two miles west Of
on E,rIviIIe. near the Railroad
Terms easy. one-fOurth down, balance in one, two
and three years.
Apply at the Coal Ofice OF 5000
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0OnO tcrc> of ;.n,,.,-

1.-THE .ub-cr,brr offers enc ti.Susaud q land b.
tween Burlington aud OluaWEa- in Illinois. Tar
safn dee 30 OLIVER CORNELL.
lP - E.,, .-.ss
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FIVE. Marine, IL life Enss,rauce.

= Eye SEssfiHe- CG +It.S insurance.
fENIE following companies having complied
L with the late statute of this state, and
are re!Iablc responsible. and prompt: being stock
COMPANIES, With tine capital paid IN stated, they
nsaTe the business man sle aud SPEEDY relGfn
TO The amount o! his less without unnecessary
de,ay.
F.'na insurance 60. Hartford, Corn; cas-: ca
Thos X Brace, Prest.
Tho. z. Alexander, secg q.
North Western Insurance co. Oswego, :. ! =
cash caP.ial paid in, e21o go. 81,
f. W Ludlow, sccU. Geo. FisheT, Fr"st
i!arlord Pre- ln,nrance CO., Hartford, ConG /;
cash capita pal n, 500 OJt
{. z. Bowers, sre'y
Conrec'icur tl1r.t. Life Iusrra~ce co. Hartford;
ac.ui.ulareo cayi'aI OVER - .ooOoOo.
Gag r Phelps. ssc'y.
Iuaud marur ,.s-vsauce taken by the -T..ra.
'fh- rates va. he ~ low - Responsible iu-Irsnc-
companies can q o business, aai Ihe uuGrre gHrd
soiIc.ts Tor Jar aooy- companies c31jtAlau1- Of
thr iITur- .H-y IIy- heretofore enjoyed. tUIui~~
oi hsuf-n-- a.. i,c y.-T- sued 20 iIr .LtUI anu
Hartford lnsTI4ure coaTg1uI-s, 90 p.Vd-- dwell
Ings and iafH tuI'jHsEs, q d very LIBERAL
o.. rIs.s. tlgr.. -. GLo. :. fIaEa, ogaHt
Tsrf0t5rOE:s.
I HAVE on hand NELODEDN5 Of Csralr,s ratr.t,
GEe=4l'- make. which .-l= ~aEsL;.- equal % any IL
Isaa f.. E.a god asser.e1 ,lhe a,f,-a,t r.l-
u, I-UIo E.l l.I general ..s-vst.=a. -. A,iTg-
Ba~- end Tenor .-1rf-,
Victims ard be-. Alo.-,
Ga'-.t e-- Has--.
Fl4re.,t..- E...s. .ue F.ut.-.
t-.-..E.aes. t-T.-.-sf-. Sc
A'.s. .-.... U.--.. aud ...Ir..'.- r.l,..
Nv - S.s ~ --- Con s4aAI:lv.
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A MUCH LARGER STOCK

So that every one can be fully supI lied. Cggd
the siook-Suci goo is enter INTO The every ga y
consumption ot tanners, mectancs, iabo reTS,
professional men, Ierc!aE Is and lie.r "iye. aud
families.
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SOMETHING: NEW.
an Agriculturdl and horticultural Store
JOPLIN OTTAWA. tr.F
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Ottawa aud
the surrounding towns, that am just opening Store
on La Sale St. formerly occupied by Boere Gibson,
and would solicit patronage of Farmers and Others
as shall constantly have on hand an assortment Of Ag
r;cuNuroJ Implements and MACHINES.
ALSO Wooden, Willow and Cedar WARE and Gar
den, Field and Flower Seeds - 7
March 5. L. W CHAMBERLAIN.
C,ADDLES IN great variety, always kept on
y hand and sold 1t St. Louis pncesby
May S. us lsIoNE & EELs.
1910 Cord Wood. @ e. - 2
a ny quantity Of fre-wood fer sale by z4sf
II Jan &c GEO. BRISTOL.
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The Ladies

q KE invited tn call at the Peoples Cheap Store.
- 'p"ecLAss Ross and examine their stock OF
s..~s, b:rlxes- Chais. Lawns, Paraeois, Mantlas
shawis Enbroeries, Ribbons &c. which have just be en-
eSe.'Su- - uyA
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LAMBS FOEs SALE

Also for sale. ar ~ acre b'gH l5'-. unsurpassed in
beauty Of location TEese lots VII be soil only % those
who viii agree 20 improve and bald upon Them within as n
years Of pu-chI=e-
large list o. otheT,1i 10 Ills and ali ni1ilg -7un-s
that Will be sold ~ terms Co --.ir Iyfrri.g-er--
Numbers eheerIIly gwen apr-a'.01 - t,.- rnf
.igned at the Bank % Ottawa -rrl2l GU Fl>iihS
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BiRTEI. TRADE

So conYen.emrto farmers, and will always ex-
change for their marketing ~ The hIghes. market
rates. Such OF my customers IA bring in mar
krtng, will greatly oblige by bringing none
but good, as poor butter, eggs, lard, chrese, p,-
tatOes, NC | DO not wish TO have on hand, for
lib oil other poor goods they do not give sa;isiac
lion 10 any on, and are dFar at anu price.
Having very large trade, can afford 10 sell
mnch cheaper than those who do q sIhall busine So
and can also keep con.lanliy on hand - -
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN.
Select School for children OF both sexes win be open
~ ed In the basement Of Mechanics Hail. April i4,h
WISER th"-fu!'~rTfEicn 81 MISS T. :. FILHINs.
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GEass Wara !


Irat cherry -JaaGs. palace Sna 'iCt"T.a dlai.es'
wine gass.-. ale and beer mugs, lgH h.cTs OF ~
rry -tyl-. thistle and Webster goa.-t-, cake
staut- 4 so t-w i1ze1 ct BrJ~h'- u1r:sr wine
MO.asses cass, pitchers, faced IS, cI.ta!-
piHs solar. g."sr, and ,!iuiGry Pfr--rs- f-r-.
nag prs aua cvgeIs, bard uuk-S al4 BATH, -.-e
aud p.l.e iaui-rnS plated al common rls.ols,
can. gh.I. ill .llt lamp.
Table Cutlery.
Ivory han5e knives alI forks. corn DO back
and Ivry handle csrysf-, aud r.'oC'-,i.IH's
kn.ges
A.s0. 4 sp'~at.i .o; OF plated, 'l''r aui l-s-
sciI i..as. LaasI..--- asses % every -l:.c.
willow WARE.
Baby wg@easart Gals, basa-.- wish AL with
oct cDveTs, Yrv. s.uu fashionable siElr 81 rattan
chairs. ste. SIS s-lr- -rH i42 -it ..H.-II2 chars.
arm Taclln, 10. cIi. i.ru'. 10. VIII aa- win
oot rocAess, TOY pas, cr,t4r and OK brass b.a1s
DO. door mats Heather busters, knife b, 49, s.l,
s".V-rs, bed cords, cocn4EIt dpp-rs. whist
Sroom-. and va!-ty OF uI!i-r aril-ses. which
We " ID ae happy 10 show 20 al. those Who '....
give u i cad. tAuEg-ii : Srt.- O." = FAEt..
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n SEv Dwelling Hog-- 2f>r15- adapted for one OF
two l,ni.rs near the T-z.I-cy % GED- ( Fi-rEE,
.sq Applyto Lmy2iI JNO- hOSSACk
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Real estate Column.

Lots for sale.
vBT undersigned have sale the following lots which
III they ofer at low rates, on time VIZ;
GZorer's addition to Oft0too-
Lots l. and g. blockl-
Lots g. L. s. 5. /? and 12, block 8
Lot. s. g. 5. 5, ard L. block l.
Lot. l. p J. 4. and 8. block J.
Lot, !, 2, 3. 4 and :, block g.
Lots I, 4, s, 5 and g. block :.
Lets 9 ! and 10. block 9.
Lot. l. . s. 4 and ). block IL
Lots I. e. 8. 4, ). g. and :, block ~.
Lots6. 10. II and Is. block 10
Lots S. 9. 1e and 10 block 10.
Lots /, ., s, 4. 5, g. and 3, block Is
Norris addition
Lots 3 and 6, block >
OftsFlng CITY.
Lots1 9 s45, G, and :, in the subdivision OF 10;
Lots and 3 :.
Lots !, 9, ., and 10. -, 10.
tuy19 Office IN NtsftiHG gers Jiock, O.tGsnG-
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FARM FOR SALE.
n HE one owned by VIM NaggoneT- aud common
" known as the ..Hcag farm containing $50 acre
and lying mile south OF Narseies e" sec Il? anu
nv sec 30 T. 49, L 81 Is well wateTed, extending 10
1fhe liver AT the northeast has about =" acres o.
GOOD timber 90 acres improved good hoe, % a',
outbuiIdrg,. ard ONE HUNDRED AffLE iHtL7; ID
years Old and OF the choicest Kind OF Tui'-
Also a convenient Tenant House.
sl;~ :. vrsII ADAPTED for both STocG and Grain.
{ul1y-u S'L',1 - ~ W, ~,
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Iron Railing Mandatory,
OTTAWA
CUSIOEll llasII !!

] farmers and the public generally, thai they have
fitted up their Mill, hitherto known the OIL Mill,
FIGURING MIL by placing i'll it superior, aid ample
machinery. Their arrangements expressly adapted
To, and made in view of rendering il super.o.
sEjS'E'.fSs S.ss.t4.
Where the farmers have their grinding or every
riety, done expeditiously and promptly We grind
Wheat, Corn, Rye, and Buckwheat, having machinery
adapted "a each ard the machinery being all new, and
under the management OF experienced niierS
confident OF being able give satisfaction in all
We invite farmers to give n trial, a least.
Citizens of Ottawa respectfully informed that we
prepared furnish them with superior article
of sperne Flour also, Buckwleat aud Rye Flour, Corn
Meal, Bran, and other Feeds all of which will be
promptly delivered in any part OF the City,
CHARGE slate viii he found at the store OF J. q. Nat
tnger where orders MAY be left for delivery during the
day.
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NEW ERA
. I ! 4 w a i!

THE SUBSTITUTES have asssciatll them
1 selves la The wholesale and Irian c.ncArry
hu-inrss, aud have op"n-G N Woois block
nrrth OF the court hoi,s-. large and entlre.T
nrN sluth Of I j III. yRrinu, K -nLi- ni
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Wanted.


Any quantity OF good Winter Wheat; also, Flax Seed
Rye Buckwheat, for which the highest price wifi b.
paid in Cash, the Ottawa Custom Mills, West end
the Hydraulic Basin. Oct Is SCHUTT d NEWMAN.
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For S;,in o. :snnt
For sale s.cy.r.

n NEW HOUSE, 50 adopted So enc or i'Eo t-I-.-
"a lies, the residence % Gro iisiis, - Ap-
NV 20 Irvz- $50 HCS-Atk-
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30 DOZEN Trunks, of superior luhn,y ~
/ al. theapby MAY , SroAh N bh.s,
r,1AsTERrNG HAIR for sale, at the Ottawa hide
Leather Store, or fannGf,; .r urcuARpsOS
Nov u ~ - "
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White Goods

.
hsics. ,nall, Victoria, Swiss, psn. aud dotted,
and book ulusIns.
EEEsz- LINERS
OF all prices. linen cambria, J.acl aud white
tape, bo3bIns, Swl-s, muslin, Inca, Li>l-, aud
cotton rdgIuE- anu IHsrT'ir -, probably lie lar,
gesl and best assortment IA ti!- cry.
BATES NEEDLES,
Waarrnted genuine. and ocs, quality made.
Coates Genuine spool Cotton.
Sewing silks ct over
fiJty Different Shades.
Dress buttons aud trimmings. coat, vest, pan,a-
loon nd childreu'- buttons. black and ASA ted
colurs, plain and figured sIlk and coJon ye!vets.
CARPETS AND MATING,
\ few pieces 81 each very cheap
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warps
Of different cu!urs and numbers. y tine assoTt-
meul OF newest style
Hs "A N SS Gc -sASS
WhslrhoHe and rattan umbrellas An extensive
ana choice assortment OF new and desirable SUM
shGicis, OF nous de iaine, all wool, IhIbst
of different co!ors, brocade bord.reo, Grape,
French, printed cashmere, and black silk. Ne
dunn, good, and superior
BONNETS,
Lately purch ased. with AL necrssary trimmings ),
such as ribbons, flowers, colUrrd Grapes, Ruches
aud Florence silk.
Mems Wool Chip, and Lega0rn Hats
Mems and boys Webb AMI ru.'Dcr pc nders,
81: ok and white waddIns and bats, carpet bags,
grain sacks, Buriap's bed cords, curtain paper
blue aud green, pialn and figured black lace wells
green and brown herae-, knitting cotton Fren.
working cotton, saddlers aud rmbroitering silk
linen and cotton floss, Nankeen, letter aud cap
paper, envelopes, aud DAVIS best quality recor-
ding ink. a large variety of
COMBS.
Fine and coarse, back I'D tuck, side and red
ding oil wood, horn, ivory, ana she'll Newest
style OF
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS!
/ a fine assortment OF fans, elasIi,s, whale
bones, long and short, hair brushes, together
with great varet, OF articles, frequently ca led
: Tor but not OF -n enuineTater.
Mems and Boys Wear.
have large assortment OF reHch, English
/ and American broad clo'hs. black and fancy
casSlIneres, OF new patterns and ,irsi quality.
/ Indigo blue, super black. and heavy grey and
mixed
SATINETS.
Sleeps gray OF superior qualify. heavy tweeds
blue drill, common coltonaJe, and some OF he
\ best qualify. great variety oi deums, ia r.
( mer's drIli Tor harvest pantaiooss, plain brown
/ linen for coats, check linen tor children. worsied
! check AMI plaids tor children. Hickory shirt
/ irg, blue, gold mixed, black, steel mixed, grey
/ and brown
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9nsurunce.
Ia SABLEi COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY,

f,]tLf ~ -s4ltHyrf 3 tt0th, '|1t4tT. :
F-fIiIc Company, cnterrg uUon rs second wear der
r very favorable cirapmsianccs. slry acquired
herman ant 4, pGtativn and haVgg o.tsUd ug lab IL
tics (tre ha wing been 10 os-es j. offered lie
l,uhiic a. ss!e and reliable IL Spapcs torpaDy.'
We are prepur iusgr, properly al al !a against
lie risk of fire. tcryus Hug. lover than reliable stock
Companies s r,u Tary trirg org rZed for the rutfa
benefit Of nd i,sined andnOt money making opera
fi.u the profits and losses any, being divided aTlCS
thr Insured TN II. W CrSHHAN, Prs
Tim O,fY
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En,,urG Wood Yard.

uCIASTING POWDER-l0 kegs received
S.i E,r.ai.by aui ). W CBEEvER.
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Dress Silks.
f have received about thirty pieces Of
w plaid, striped, brocade, and chamrleon
dress silAs, which We will sell q per cent chea-
per than ca be purchased n, q oih. place in
this or any CITY ~ this state. Now is The time
t. buy. We viii sell 4 beautiful silk al 62i cents
per yard such as are usually sold lor - and SO;
For s We VIII sell SILK richly worth 81 DO Gan
IN d see them before they are oil sold, al
Augusta. RrppicK * llusLBrr's.
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PIOug.,s. EsloEG7;s.
Notions and IserTuy,

GOLDEN syRUP-Iy bbis. CBelcher's) ju,t ree.tr,,,
I I aud for sale by lNov IL ;. ". CHfEvrH
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Choicest Family Groceries

sha Ii make great exeItions 10 have constants
ID. Id ILLLL m. II IL.
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s:oOi<> and Stationery.

ENCE WIRE, in large small quantities, for by
II Deco ]. MANLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-20
Louis Napoleon.

The reliable and well informed Paris correspon-
dent of the New York Journal of Commerce, says
that the two communications respecting the de-
meanor and habits of the French Emperor, du'
ring his soiourn in the United States, which were
written by the Rev. G.. Stewart and Mr.. -Tinelli,
and published in the National Intelligencer of the
18th ult, and the editorial paragraphs on the sub
iect, win afford particular qualification Of the
French Court The correspondents adds that the
personal department of Louis Napoleon, since his
return to France and especially since his election,
is as little exceptionable as it was in America
There is not an instance in history, says the cor.
respondent, of a sovereign, limited or absolute,
freer from just blame, or more praiseworfhy IN his
private intercourse, of what class soever Of Ills
subjects, or in his general private disposition and
manners. ~
This is high praise, and coming from a source 80
capable and Trustworthy is entitled to general ere
dence. - sfsf o. i9
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Tho Navy.


The gross injustice which has been done the Ma
Wv by the late Reform Board can never be entirely
remedied. But it is not yet too late to afford .
partial measure of justice. Let court be estab
shea according to one of the bills before the Sen
ate, to which applications may be made by re-
tired and furloughed officers for fair trial. SO that
Justice may be done to the capable and deserving.
No doubt there are some dropped who richly de-
.erved their fate; some who were destitute of all
professional capacity; and others, who scarcely
aver drew 4 sober breath, and who, by aid of the
Dutch courage imbibed from brandy bottles, were
always creating confusion and diseord. Even
these. however, ought to have had trial, before
= Inflammation But there are others, such as Stew
at, Maury, Nicholas, Maffit, Gibson &c, who are
as worthy gentlemen and as skilful seamen as the
navy contains, and who ought to have an oppor.
tuny Of proving their fitness to be reinstated in
their former rank and in public opinion. We trust
that if Congress does other act of justice before
Its adjournment, 1t viii repair in some measure the
wrongs perpetrated by the late Navy Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-20
Free Negroes


An ably written review in the last Messenger OF
Professor Bledsoe's work on Liberty and Slavery,
quotes from the Census returns for 1850 some In
teresting statistics showing that freedom Is in con-
fiict with the sanitary and moral condition OF the
negro. Thus it appears that the increase OF slaves
and free negroes were respectively % to IL per
cent for ten years, and that flight and emancipa-
ton diminished the fofner one per cent, and aug
mented the latter six per cent during the same
period, showing a natural relative increase OF
more than two to one in favor OF slavery. 1t Is
added that the rate of increase of the slave popu
lation had remained uniform for fifty years, while
that of the free negroes regularly declined, de.
scending in the last TIVE deeennai periods from 2e
to IL per cent 8 .5f. -
In ls4o convictions for crime have been twice
rs numerous among the blacks of New England a.
among the whites. These facts show that freedom
is no advantage to the negro, either physically Oh
morally. ga
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tuesday Hlernlns. May %, 1856.
Gen. Alex..der llamiifen.

= - - 80.
O$ns AseAAnuer - - ,s..,,,,r h.xs
The cnarscter ana career OF us1 ~. -, sr,,on
been recently brcughk afresn os'. - ~. Ia. ar.
OF NE people OF shss conmuhny .,,.I .r.,.,. IN
non o. mayor WOOD, ana ~ fs,.,,rv Ma.
me NAY number o. .ns r.s.,red srru ~.
: scnses 70 wnicn - $500 -. - q. ma.A na.r.
Pa % Joseph y: .s.... - well a ahie lavvcr.
eiul ana of''u.n. -, - va.5 "a ,ee ands lei.
- me day' INV - ana lucrative ur.csies n III,
sure smo c.,,,orr,. % devote ma maatsrlv and
profession III -. ,,,,-.n,,. y IS
elegant Psn - :. ~ n.,a.s- 4. a.. = .
~ ,r.,,,,.nn,. .xa,tSst ard sgvers;aad intel
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Orders have been received at the Gosport Navy
Yard to furnish immediate estimates for fitting oui
four of the larger ships in ordinary. epfH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-20

~e - SAMPSON DIVISION, NO. 4
NE SONS or TEMPERANCE win hold !
- ~ public temperance meeting at Trinity
the 2oth Of May, at . O'Clock. The Rev.
y Lanaing Burrows will address the meeting
Membess Of Sister Divisions ara invited 70 unite
By order of the Diyision s. s'.,ss
my 20-.tS N. J. MuSsEN. h. g.
/ 4 HIS IA HlssrOHiCAlsf WURKS.--
y ~ceiyed At ONEILL6 Book Store and Library 5
MeGeoehegans Hiatqry Of Ireland, So - Z sasgs
OCoupelPs epeeches, 2 yols, 81 Isl u
Shiel Sketches OF the Irish Bar 2 vols 40 seas
Lives of 81 Patrick, St. Bridget and 81 Columbia IN.
Aoore's PoeticAi Works So .ssss
ifisA Life Ia London, BY Mis Mason, 81
1feaehers Speeches oil 2 ss-safk adj 5
Barring on's 6ketches 81 Is k4k , zzissst .f.5
tAfe and Ilmes OF Lcfd CIoncurry sl75 ssa s4ts
Cnrri1 aed hM Contemporaries, By Phiips NJ s. IS
~ aud 4e lrish Revolutionary History s. Asy... ~
Maelnp's Misesllanies, by cKsnzie, g w. w. =
end stefies Of the Irish Pessantry by Csrletop
The Spaewife, or the Queens Secret. 2 val. "a
UCcnneif and bis Friendf, BY McC3ee 50e - 800. a
wiley Reilly and bis dear ceiien Bswn ia ~ &
UAsisss Poems, BY John Michel SOC = - sss
nomanees and Ballads of Irelsnd as 81 * !
Histpry Of the Irish Rshsllion Of i7aa, Soc
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passengers, Ludlsm Z Watson. oa -. -e5s....
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schr. Galleso, Smith, New York, mdz. y. W.
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Parrish muster, from New York-C Alien, "
Taylor, B French, Geo Sprague, w EWhtlock,
Glover, r b Parker, Lieut. r. X Hudeins Net
ton, Saml Dove. George Pisrson. E r Miiier. pT
Harris. A Mendoza. A Goodyer, n u Norveli,J
Barnes wife and children, Daniel Ayres and vile,
md Misses Ayres, VIM Boil, Sr, VIM Bell, Jrs Mis-
J Mitchell. Mrs Smith, child and nurse, DR. w
Newton, w B Hall. Miss Hall, w DUNCAN, wife
and children, Mrs Willis, and children, Mrs Hen
dren, N Knapp and wife. g Lyell, Jas Eus-
tace. Miss Lyell, M Robinson, L Bailey, B Need
ham, r r Follett + C Lacroix, ID III Talu1aze, Miss
Lacroix, Miss Baldwin, d Beck-and 26 in steerage.
Also from Norfolk, w A shannon and lady, II
Hendren. VIM o Smith, Banks VIM Fisher and
lady, ] r Tyler, VIM Ettenger, DR. Hargrove, DR.
c Baxter, r Lockwood, Jos Ande rson and
family, Capt A Baker, + Harris s4s~,..,. .