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EXTRAORDINARY RELEAsE.-The GAINESVILLE
(Ohio) Courier gives an account of the release OF
| four men from coal bank near that place, who
had been buried beneath the earth by the bank
caving in for ii days and IA hours They were
all able to walk, and with one exception appeared
still to have considerable strength The Courier,
says:
1t appears that they did not suffer much from
hunger. The first day after the catastrophe they
made a bed of soft earth and slept together Du-
ring their sleep, the lamps went out, and were not
man in the mines, and this was soon exhausted
They then used fresh water, three jugs of which
were with them, and after exhausting this they
drank sulphur water. One of the men got sore
throat from the use of this, and took swallow of
oil for relief This was all of the latter article
used by them
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DIED,

At his residence in Charles City county on the LIST
inst BENJAMIN L. CHRISTIAN, in the SD year
of his age. n
s,on Hin. RICHARD ANTHONY, infant son OF
Sandy and Hannah Wiles, aged one year and nina
months.
Oh Richard Anthony, my tears fast are flowing.
While love to NV babe in my sad heat Is glowing.
Thy ashes cold lie but thy memory burns bright,
OH Richard, my darling, my angel Of light
NV dear little angel. thou hast past from my sight,
Like a bright glimpse of heaven-a vision of Light
And hast left my spirit in sadness and gloom;
For thou art snatched from my bosom, and laid in
the tomb
In Lexington, Va. the 18th inst. of Pneumonia,
EMILY t., consort of Samuel Vsnderslice, formerly
of this city, aged so years.
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The puhIic Tands.

1t is stated that the Iowa Railroad BILL which
passed both Houses of Congress, and now awaits
only the Presidents signature, gives Iowa nearly
two millions of acres to build four parallel lines
across the State. The bill will close every land
office in that State, and throw almost all the unsod
land into the hands of the railroad
1t is thus that the public lands are squandered
and private corporations made enormously rich by
largesses ofpublc property whilst Virginia, which
gave those lands 10 the General Government, IL
compelled, for the want of means, to stop her own
public works, and impose heavy burthen of taxa
ton upon her people.
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From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, May 14-Mrs. Robinson, wife Of
Gov. Robinson, has arrived here, and published q
statement in relation to her husbands detention ai
Lexington, In which she declares that he was
not aware that any indictment had been found
against him in Kansas
The Lawrence correspondent Of the St. Louis
Democrat writing the 18th. says that indictments
for high treason had been found against Reeder
Robinson, Roberts, Lane and other free State
men.
News had been brought by Missourians to Law
renee that secret circulars were being issued and
forces marshalling in the border counties OF Mis-
souri,. The people of Lawrance were warned to
prepare for defence.
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Privateeriug.

The declaration of the Paris plenipotentiaries
that the neutral flag shall protect all property not
contraband of war, involves principles which will
harmonic particularly well with the interests oil
England and France in the event of collision
(Which, we fear, unless the Pamerston Ministry
be overthrown, is more than probable) with this
country.
In no event can England afford to lose her sup.
plies of American cotton. This is the meaning of
that declaration. Whether some plan cannot be
devised to offset this ingenious scheme remains
to be seen.
There is another declaration, however, by the
allied powers of still greater moment Whilst
providing by the above plan to save their manu-
featuring interests from the ruin which war with
America would produce, they undertake to save
their commerce and disarm America of her chief
maritime means of defence and retaliation, by
abolishing privateering Of course they have no
right to make law for u.s. nor do they pretend to
any such right This country was no party to the
council conclave of plenipotentiaries that issues
these edicts. She was not represented in the om
nibus load of Paris ambassadors, nor does she in
any way or shape acknowledge its jurisdiction. If
they choose to abolish privateering among them.
selves, they can do 50; but privateers are to us
militia, whose services are indispensable to the
United States in war, and will be retained by her
ut all hazards and to the last extremity
1t is well known that to the repeated applica
tons of England to this Government to abolish
privateering, decided and steady negative has
been always returned; and such will be the re-
Spouse to all future applications The reason why
England desires, and America cannot yield, such
point is obvious. The commerce of the two ma.
tons is about equal; but whilst England has an
immense navy, more than adequate to the protec-
ton Of her commerce, and can therefore dispense
with prvateering, the navy of America is entirely
insufficient to defend the country in war without
the aid of privateers The last war fully iilustra
ted the value of this of national defence, not
only in injuring the commerce of the enemy, but
in naval encounters with her war shps-some of
the most brilliant battles of that contest having
been fought by privateers. Great Britain might as
well demand that we should retire from the sea al
together, or give up the use of gunpowder as to
relinquish privateering
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"YASKEE TRAVELS THROUGH CUBA or the
men and government, the laws and customs of
Cuba, as seen by American eyes" BY Demoticus
Philolethes New York: Appleton g. Co. As
Cuba is more than ever interesting to the Ameri
reader, everything with regard to 1t is sought
for, and this book will doubtless, be much read.
For sale by A Morris.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

UNPROFITABLE DIGNITY.-The National Med
ical Association have inserted in their code of me-
dical ethics an article which declares it to be de-
rogatory to the dignity of the profession to resort
to public advertisements or private cards or hand
bills inviting the attention of individuals affected
vice and medicine to the poor gratis or promising
radical cures and remedies, adducing certificates
of skill and success or performing any similar
ma
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WEST POINT MILITARY ACADEMY.-Rev. John
B. Spotswood, of Delaware, and Col F. H. Smith
of Virginia, are two of the Board of Visitors al
West Point. for the present year. The following
are the cadets appointed by the President s. al
large" and from the District of Columbia, for
1856:
Edmund Kirby, son of Col Kirby, deceased late
of the United States army; George " Henry, son
of Captain Henry, deceased; Justin Dimick, son of
Major Dimck; Franklin HARDWOOD, son of Captain
HARDWOOD, United States navy; Campbell Emory,
son of Major Emory, United States army; LEVEL
iyn HoxtOn son of DR.. Hoxton, deceased, formerly
of the United States army; Robert L. Eastman son
of Captain Eastman United States army; Jeffer.
son D. Bradford, son of David Bradford, deceased
served in the war of 1912; Henry A. Dupont, Del
aware; Wright Rives, District of Columbia; Frank
A. Davis, Pennsylvania, orphan, family rendered
much service in the war of 1872 and subsequent
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PROGRESS IN EGyfT.-Of the capital stock o
the Suez Canal forty i've millions of francs worth
was reserved to be subscribed in Egypt and of that
the viceroy took in all some fifteen millions The
remainder was entirely subscribed in three days
by the public, and one million nine hundred thou
sand of the amount was taken by fifty native
Egyptians of the ancient race being the first known
instance of the participation of that people in an
industrial enterprise OF national or corporate
character
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DLU.RI.BUS.TAH-
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PLU-REBUSTAH, Song, that's by NO suthor a
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THE YOUTH OF THE OLD DOMINION By
Samuel Hopkins. ST.
LOTELDS PROGRESSIVE READERS, Nos. /.
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MEMOIRS OF J. M MASON d. D.. with portion.
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RAkLETI'S CITY ARCHITECT No Soc
MANUAL FOR THE Pa TRIOTIC YOLUN-
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PICTORIAL LIFE AND of Jack
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MEMoRLALs AND OTHER pApERs. Byr. D.
Qaincey-2 vols. $780,
DEFENCE OF THE AMERICAN POLICY.
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SALAD FOR THE SOCIAL. BY the author Of
"eslad tor the Solitary" si2s my I5--2t
EkRsA Pine Apple, Kasp6erry, straw-
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resh ripe fruit IL daily drank by hundf eds from
ratent. Ice Cold Soda Fountains, unsurpassed and
anequ.lied BY any DuyAL l. MORTON,
myb f 10th and n ain streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

The grand naval review in the British channel
was fzzle. Like every event in the war, the
affair was mismanaged and the effect was disap.
pointment. The Cabinet Ministe and Parlia
ment all got down to the review after twas over
on account of locomotive having broken down
and Lord Pamerston himself came near being ar
rested by policeman on suspicion of trying with
out ticket to get into small vessel which took
q party out to see the review. Lords and ladies
were mixed up with untitled folks in a manner
sadly destructive of class distinctions. The Lon
don press 8 soothing its pride on account of the
small degree of credit that the Navy has acquired
during the war, by glowing anticipations of wha,
it might have accomplished if the war had contin
ued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

SECURITY AGAINST RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL
law has been passed by the legislature of Iowa,
providing that all railroad trains shall come to full
stop on approaching crossings. under a penalty Of
$5O0-half to go to the informer If life or pro-
perty destroyed by violation of this act the PEN
atty is double the value of the property, or from
$4,000 to $4,000 for life, to be recovered by the
representatives of the deceased. Amount recover.
ed to go to the widow and children if any if nei.
Their, to 60 other personal assets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

STRIKE AMONG THE IRON MEN.-A letter from
Wheeling, Va, states that the "Puddlers and Boil
ers'' in seven of the Rolling Mills of that place
have been on strike since January Doth, and all
of the mills during that time have been lying idle
The men, says the letter, have now 'caved in,
and will start to work again on Monday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

THE CASE OF POSTMASTER KENDALL.-The
case of the United States vs. Postmaster Kendall
of New Orleans, charged with taking money from
a Texas letter, has been continued at the instance
of the U S. District Attorney; the defence press
ing trial, and offering to admit in evidence the
testimony of absent witnesses heretofore intro.
duced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

GLEANINas-SoME WHEAT, SOME CHAFF.-By
Miss A. A. Goddard, New York: Appleton & Co
This book comprises q number of stories, the mer
its of which we are not able to speak Of
For sale by A. Morris.
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Arrest Of Counterfeiters.

DETROIT, May ia large gang of counterfeit
ers were arrested here to-day. Eight thousand
six hundred dollars, principally bills on Canada
banks were taken from them.
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. n.horue,s new Mons!

r. Osborne,s new Monsterv ~ skyn - I'll =
now c.mpisss and sIl.ry to surpss.
taken this monter ne y,irt,v Come and see
oI 1ou.svss prepared 70 put up snss'
in style Of Ar p NOV N msehe and
celves - svsry lie and price Also. Gold Frames,
Cod Locisti and Gold Pens designed 2, pietusss
3i.o Ambfotype and Dsguerreotype stocs sno maze
nais AZ ~"o' 0SBORNE'S Gallery,
pnces;x Sign of the Flags
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Precept and ExumnIe.

The New York Times, lecturins members of
Congress upon using opprobrious epithets. which
Remarks. no gentleman ever employs, heads itu
article, Honorable Brutes" Example, we would
sussea 70 the Times, is more eficacious than pre-
cspt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

JIM II. Burnett, editor of the Abingdon, Va.
Democrat, died there last week of consumption.
He was formerly connected with the press of Pc.
tersburg and Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

CHOLERA AT PERNAMBUCo.-Capt. Marsh, O.
ship E. l.. B. Jenney arrived at New Bedford
Mass, Monday, April 10th, reports that the cho
lera, which had been raging there so fearfully
had almost entirely subsidized
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

PUNCH ON HEADACHE-The female headaches
are innumerable, but they arise principally from
vexation and disappointment. They may be di-
vided into nervous and "sick" headaches The
nervous is irritable and cannot bear being spoken
to the sick is respondent, or sulky, and bursts
into tears at the least contradiction. When lady
cannot have her own way, headache is the pain
full consequence. An unpopular visitor, brought
home accidentally to dinner, will produce an alarm
ing attack of headache, and the symptoms that
successfully follow are instant loss of appetite,
deafness, peevishness, hysteria, and finally pre-
cipitate retreat to the bedroom.
The poor servants feel the effects of the head
ache IS much as any one, and do not stop in the
room longer than they can help. These unfortu-
nate headaches are very frequent about that time
of the year when every one is, or is supposed to
be- out of town. and do not until the patient
has been carried to the side for change of air
The milder forms will vanish upon the application
of piece jewery or, if the forehead is wrapped
up in new shawl, it is astonishing with what ra
pidty the pain disappears. Sometimes shifting
of the scene is requisite, and thus box at the
opera has been known to produce an instantaneous
cure even when the headache in question has
been of the most stunning description and the
opera played has been one Of Verdi's!
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Movements of MIR. Buchanan.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Mr. Buchanan was
serenaded last uight. He made speech inviting
his fellow citizens to call on him ana snake nanus
Manvwill doubtless avail themselves of the op'
portunity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

~ me London Times il about TO put in OBJ
Aon one Of Hoes six cylinder lightning print
presses The Great Thunderer has 70 call
m NE aid Of yankss iishsaing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

Franz Theirs, agent for Ole Bull, on his last visit
to Richmond, absconded with a large quantity OF
that gcntleman's funds.
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The Reuudiatton in massachusetts.

BOSTON, May 1.-THE anti-Fillmore portion OF
the American party of the State were In session
| yesterday until midnight. Sixty delegates were
present The nomination of Fillmore ana Donef
| son was repudiated, and delegates were ap-
pointed to the New York Convention on the LIN
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yyar Vessel for Nicaragua.
RecentIon of the Nicaragnan Minister

e.;nat, Snsnuehanna has been ordered to Mica
ona and sails tomorrow from this port.
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~We ask attention to the snle, THIS
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. of the Furniture of fam
and CLAW sts TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
nv 15--lt Auctioneers.
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- Auctiou, Notics.---JThe qattentiSn @
~. t,.ds l. solicited 70 the sheriff sale Of Trunks
csrp:s Bog and shos. td m., 2 % %
morning e. 10 sOc. = = E1esssss Bank See sdys
tisement THUS. w. nv 15--1t
LAnUs 4 SHINE, Aucts. sAJ
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r#.Daniel X. Gardner, ESQ.,. has consent.
ed to serve, IL elected, as . MAGISTRATE of the
county of Hsnrico. my 15---eod3t
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-srecinI Notice...Thc attention of the
rraosetad TO our sale of valuable Books Sta
tpau.ry Cold Penn, Engravinss, kc., THIS EVEN.
ING oeoet e. Ne - s Main street. at the store
my 15---1t u. d. ovoh " w., AoS's
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DEATH OF THE REV. DR.. REECHAM.-A letter
received in New York, by the America, mentions
the death of the Rev DR.. Beeeham, the senior cor.
responding secretary of the English Wesleyan
Missionary Society. DR. Beecham died suddenly
on the god of April
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

- n ~ voter Or Henrico County,
rss,. Ill; he IN election held in the County OF 4 en-
hen - The different Precincts, on the I'D May W
for Che following officers, TO wit An Attorney 'of w.
M two Commissioners OF the Revenue and fouI
Mssistrs tes Constable and two Oyersesrs o. Inc
Per fcr sse, district. NJ. G. EG0LESTON,
INV 15-tde Conductor st the Court Ho1s'.
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Col Joseph V. Scott is about resigning the post
Of Chief Engineer of the Petersburg Fire Depart
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Central American Affairs.-Danger OF q
Veto.
WASHINGTON May IA Documents on Central
American affairs will probably be sent in to Con
gress tomorrow.
The bills for the improvement of the mouth OF
the Mississippi and the st. Clair flats are IN ex
treme danger of the veto power.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

WASHINGTON, May 14-Padre Vigil, the new
Nicaraguan Minister, was received by the fresi
dent in his official capacity today.
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~ SherifaIty.-.WM. N. TINSLEY, the
Independent candidate for Sheriff of the city, will
meet the voters of Jefferson Ward at Messrs. Gun.
ninghams, in Rockets, this (THURSDAY) evening,
at 81 O'Clock. my 15-..lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15

cVValuable Real Estate at Auction this
DAY. AT d O'CLOCK, p. M-The particular attention
of the public il called to the sales Of valuable real
estate, market bridge, occupied by James Winston,
Esq; and tenement ON Locust street. advertised by
A. Levy's sx'r, Also, of valuable tenement ia Man.
sion House Row. now occupied by Mr.. Well See
auction head. GODDIN &APPERSON,
my15-lt Auctioneers.
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A HEADQUARTERS lsT REGT.VA. Vols,
q Richmond, May s, 1856.
1IlORDER No. Is.
W /. THE commissioned and non.com.
missoned officers Of the Regiment will assemble for
training on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, the
18th, 18th and l4th of May, In full Summer Uniform
on the Capitol Square, at Al o'clock. p. M.
ii. The Regiment will parade on Thursday the
18th day of May in full Summer Uniform The line
will be Termed Broad street, the right resting
9th street, at 10 o'clock, A M.
III. Companies will be provided with ten rounds
of blank cartridges.
". On this parade day. the Regiment will be mus
tered and inspected. The commandant of each COM
pany will the morning Of the parade, deliver to
the Adjutant return Of the strength and condition
of his company, specifying the names of It's members,
the species of force, and the number, quantity and
description of public ordnance ordnance stores arms
equipments and ammunition in its possession, when
received and by what authority
John p. Ballard Ii appointed Commisssry of Sub.
sstence of the Regiment. with the rank of captain
vi. Sergeant w. w. Wood, of Company B, is ap-
pointed Commissary Sergeant of this Regiment.
+. VII. Henry B. Robinson and Hugh +. Patton are
appointed Markers to the Regiment.
By order Of Col. August.
D. TRUEHEART, JRr
my6-td Adjutant.
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LOST.


OST.-S0metime last week, semewhere
IL on Shockoe HILL small bunch of KEYS. The
finder will be suitably rewarded BY returning the
same to this oftce. my l5-St
OST-FOur or i've days ago, a NE(I0TT.
- ABLE NOTE, given by Frederick Ksck, and en-.
dorsed by Theodore Frick. for $780, payable at the
Farmers Bank, dated Sd May, 1856 at four months
The finder will please return said note to the Dispatch
office. nv I4-2tt
I OST CHECK.---The public IL caution
IL ed against receiving my check. on Exchsngs
Bank, Richmond, for $SL79. in favor of Daniel
James, dated May 10, 1856. The same having besn
lest. and payment stopped at the bank.
my 13---6t JOHN J. WERTH, AF't
OST..On Monday morning, ON I'd or Sd
IL street, my FREE PAPERS. They were 10 .
small tin box. Areward of 81 will be paid the finder
SALLY FERGUSON,
my ISIS A free woman of color,
OST.-On the night of the 3Oth ulrirno
IL between the Columbian Hotel and the Dispatch
Office, one Sic and one 80 NOTE. The finder win
receive q reward Of b5 by calling at this Office.
nv 2-ts
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E,OR HIRE--A Boy about ~ years old
l. who has been working at the Carpenters trade
for two three years. and one Boy suitable for out
door work LEWIS HILL,
INV I5.-It Goyernor AZ
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A ARMORY YOUNG GUARD, a
n May Is, 1856 n
m ORDER No Is.
w /. Pursuant to Regimentsl orders, this com.
mand will assemble for PARADE, in full dress uni
FORM (white pants ON THIS (THURSDAYl MORN.
ING, the 18th inst, with and accoutrements in
order for inspection.
III. The members will assemble punctually at the
hour stated 10 their summons.
By order of the Captain.
my 15-lt CHAS P. RADY, Ord1y.
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Y PLATE LINE wsrrsntsd 10 be made Of pure
Richmond bones Tho Northsrn article of Bone dust
does not enter into onr preparation. Farmers and
others Wishing supply win please send In their or
ders ahead This is the only Super Phosphate Of
Limo made in the South y
$50 DUVAL NORTON, Manufacturer g
my ID Store Garner 10th and Main Streets
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CUOICE SUMMER sUITS.- Narcotics,
~ Linen, Drap PEte, Alpaca and Cashmere Suits
introduced for spring and summer wear, assorted in
STYLE color and wear; and warranted perfect in all
points Parties wishing first class goods invited
to look at our stock, can recommend it to the
favorable consideration of all interested.
EXCELLENT L T H L G-Considered 20, at
least, by all who have examined and tried our make.
In fact without Boosting too strong we 1atter our
selves that give perfect fits could be desired
BY the most fastidious. Look and judge for your
selves.
SATIN DCHINE COATS-Both the Frock and
Sack shape and offered the most comfortable tasty
and desirable garment which he worn for the
son. GROSHONG TUPMAN,
INV Is No. ITO Main 1t.
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~ EOR RENT .--A very desirable
W:a STORE, No. "a, north side Main street, be-
1;x between 18th and 18th streets, recently occu-
pied by Mr.. Wolf Possession gwen immediately.
Apply to E. d. EACHO.
nv l5-1w Pearl stleet.