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The Washington union., 1857-04-22

NIcGREG0R & CO.'S Extensive House furnishing
lvl wbreroons, Nos $50 525, and 52i Seventh street
Full OF Psrlor nlug Hal, and Chamber Furniture
mahogany walnut, rosewood, and oak.
And OF AL housekeeping goods always hand
lowest prices
Every stcnton given 70 customers,
Housas furnished entire at short notice
Ap 9-eodlmo
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nR. M. V. b. B0GAN respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public has his
denco No 45 Massachusetts south d
h streets where he will be happy receive the calls Of his friends
who may require his professional services.
lg-codils
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NOTICE TO ROAD C0NTRACTORS--It being
in the intention Of the board ana
Rockville Turnpike Company tho
70 t terminus n the District line requested 10 ad
dress or apply the undersigned on the subject before 18th
cfAprii next. JOHN G. BRENT
E5 No 30 Louisiana avenue.
r..r,e-. J. C. LEWIS
Feb 2iv-3iawt 4s2 seventh street
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LNREE BURNING C0AL.--Just received one cargo
l cree burning coal expressly for cooking.
All ccsl we'll screehod before delivery
a superior lot on
Fair weight and bc relied on ia all and the price
as the best article Will
Coal Kept under cover, 2,2to pounds 70 the ton.
r. j. a w. NJ GALr
Northwest 10th and streets, No si7,
square south Of Penn avenue.
Ap I0-d2w
The Washington union., 1857-04-22

The business OF this viii fayoraby with the
successful Of similar Institutions In the United States.
From the 1t Of August 1855 fifteen months up
day November 1856 the prenum and
ed the largo q four hundred thousand hundred eighty
FIVE dollars and with the payment
hundred and thousand
twenty eight dollars and sixty
With
feel justified soliciting share Of public patronage believing
security offered ample and that all will DO ali.
ius,sd according equity than legal echncales
The company prepared to s7ue policies against loss damage
fraa
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The African slave Trade.

new mode of enslaving Coolies, under
. system of apprenticeship is about to be
applied by the French 10 the Africans
The Messrs. Regis, of Marseilles, have made
. contract for the transportation of twenty
thousand African apprentices to the French
colonies and the 1ss. vessel for this traffic has
sailed from Marseilles, provided with sea passports
by both the French and English Governments, fol-
the coast of Africa. The Barcelona Fenix, which
makes these statements says that this vessel take,
GU. cargo of trinkets of small value, which are
to be proably Invested 10 contracting negroes fol-
ten years service, and convey ing them to Mar I'M
que and Guadalupe The Fenix adds that 1t is
supposed this experiment will be often repeated
and finds In 1t means of supplying Cuba ard
Porto Rico with additional labor. In connection
with this subject, the Leon Espanol, of Madrid
states that the government has found the means OF
supplying these Islands with abundant labor which
will soon be put in operation, without infringing
the slave trade treaties with England.
Of course, this is only revival of the African
slave trade under the hypocritical name of appren-
ticeship.
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Capt Lipscomb, applicant for the GovernoIshiI
of Utah, returned yesterday from Washington
where he had an interview with President Buchan.
an. Capt Lipscomb was very much pleased with
the President ard the President with the Captain
He found the President very accessible, very graz
cious, and, on the whole, very much like an OLD
Virginia gentleman, one of the olden time. The
President regretted that he had made the appoint.
ment of Governor OF Utah before Capt Lipscomb's
arrival but took down his name and address. Per
haps there Is some other territory in embryo
which Capt. Lpscomb may be set TO hatch. o
. y appointment in connection with the military
department of Utah, would be particularly sppro
pirate. In sober earnest, we have doubt tina.
he couid kill and skin as many Mormons as old
Harvey, and we hope be may have the chance.
We had almost forgot to add that Capt. Lips
comb made short speech to thu President, il
which be told him that he expected one day to be
President himself, and that it would be pleasure
- Mr. Buchanan to look back. and remember thu
"a had enjoyed the honor of first appointing him
tooffice.
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-v1.ruRAPHuClNRws


QUEBEC. June Ii The stesmsr Canada ar.
lived here to day, having lett Liverpool at 9
o'clock, on the afternoon OF the 3otn May.
GREAT BRITAIN
In the English Parliament, Lord Palmerston
announced the rejection OF the Dallas Ciat eudon
treaty, but said that new conditions from Wash
ugton were now under consideration.
Some excitement had been caused In London by
an attack on British merchant vessel by French
brig of.war. The French vessM was In the Road
20 anchor from contrary winds. She neglected
hosting her colors when the brig fired two blank
cartridges, and then ball, killing English sea
man The case 10 under consideration by the
authorities.
The French Legislative Assembly 10 expected
N expire by Limitation, the six years having
passed.
"A Iaw establishing three trans Atlantic steamers
from ports of embarkation, yet to be ii xed, had
oeen passed.
Cavignac and other Republicans will be candi.
iates for representatives from Paris In the new
corps LesislatJ
The French ambassador Extraordinary left Lon.
don on the % III for China.
Dispatches from Algeria state that the French
ExpeditionsrY corps had taken BENZ Ratten on the
23i May after two hours hard fighting the. A d.
vanced guard penetrated into Kybalia.
SPAIN.
The Mexican Envoy had not yet been received
by the Queen 1t Is said the arrangement between
the two countries has met with unexpected diff.
culties.
TURKEY.
The Commissioners of France, Russia, Prussia,
and Sardinia threaten to leave the Principalties
il the Porte persists in removing Vergorides from
his post In Moldavia.
RUSSIA.
The death of Marshal kadetzky was hourly ex-
pected.
A rumored codness betw cen the Gear and Count
De Moray will Interfere with the commercial treaty
between Russia and France
CHINA
Tho China mail contains nothing important.
Admiral Seymour Is at Hong Kong, awaiting the
reinforcement Of several of the English regiments
now on their return from Persia.
COMMERCIAL
LIVFkPooL. May 80 - Cottan-Sales for this week
GO bales OF which exporters took 5 900. and speu
lators 90 slow of sale, at achaoged pIiees Stock
In port 80, o 0 bales. Braa6sufs OGe circular say
quiz. aud firm, while another quotes the IN dull
Flour has declining tendency. Corn declined ID
mlxed 38t 39s trovision' dull; Ris- unchanged, 81
'6i kasn aaesvS; common q asa; fac II Spirits
of Tnrpentlne ~ Nothing doing in crude GO Con
sols9a
The oil FOR dout Wing the capital Of tho Bank o.
Franco, has passed the French assembly unanimous
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IT, At n meeting of the Beard of Dire
~. of m. YspjteptiaTv heid on Monday tina 81

T. At meeting of the Bsard of Direc
tors of the renitentary, held on Monday, the 9Th
dsv of Juno 1857:
The Board OF Directors of the Penitsntiary bavs
heard with regret of The lasnted death, the BIB
Inst OF JAMES C. SPOTS, Esq, Agent of this
les tuition. They deeply Cmpathiss with the be-
reaved family snd friends, and express with unfeign.
ed sincerity, their grief for his untimsy cad.
Rythi, event the Institution has lost . faithful
arc valued agent, and the Commonwealth one OF its
bpst officers We have always found him in his in.
70 ,ur,s with the Board courteous upright and just
and in his private relations he ever proved himself
a kind, hospitabls and generous friend. Lsnentine
most deeply our loss, we deem it proper to give sx
Die son to fee Dgs and TO place that expression
% tn rec rds Of the Board. Therefore,
Reto'v.d, Trst the President transmit copy oil
these proceedings to the widow Of ,hs deceased az
testimonial Ct our regard and affection for her hus
band
Resolved. That liks copy of these proceeding
be communicated BY the President, to his E1eellen
cy the Governor.
4. M. NIMMo. President of the
ie l2-1t Board of Directors.
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A few days ago S. 900 worth of wines and Ii.
quors were shipped tom Norfolk to one of the
Virginia Springs
The wheat crop in Caroline county, Va, will
WIN some exceptions, fall far short of average
having been seriously damaged by cold weather
ehineh bug and joint worm
- Robert Toombs and r Butler King, oil
,Ss"rgia recently visited Dallas, Texas, when the
,sIn spoke Two hours the subject of the Pacific
henry Haywood, for so years clerk of the U. s.
inst ~ VA 'Ao
william Gere has been appointed marshal
~. .; ne Territory Of Minnesota, vice Irwin, re.
A.. .aoge Jno it.head, Of Burke county, Ga.
v1.n Jacob Norris, a promioen, c,t,zs, n, M
ior.' died WI Tuesday lat. N'N'A VI ING"
w.dassda1xs d no.. Parliament was to be prorosusd
wssk. - deaths Ia Charleston, 8. G last
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SPECIAL DlSPATC CHI.
AtfafnnfaH ApipfstA

PETERSBURG, June I'D. Barton Eoss OF 3d.
ton Rouge, La prominent teacher and author
attempted to commit suicide at Powells Hotel this
evening" by taking two ounces Of choroform and
s,abbing himself left breast, and is now ly'
irg in a critical condition.
He ia foe looking man, and very gentlemanly
in hia manners. He wrote most affecting leiters
tn his wife, at Baton Rouge, before committing the
decd C..
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. rryrST IN SAN ANTONIO, lEAAS.- Dfs-
~, tJshf sri,h Robbvs The San Antonio
PES papers 30th uit, are filled with the mos
re- ~ accounts cf recent dread 'ul encounter
.i,b A baud of ruffians, In that city, during which
So nersons were killed and one wounded. There
mas BEEN for a long time past, desperate gang OF
tbieves. robbers and house breakers banging about
San Antonio, whose repeated villainies we have
,imcs at weekly recorded On the night of the 22th
!, ses1ns a horrible murder was committed but a
NV miles below the town. The wife of one Mr..
Cara was killed in her own house by some seven
or eight assassins, and the house then robbed Of
money and yaluables A reward of $500 was of
fsred next morning for the apprehension of the
murderers, aud Sheriff Henry, with . posse, hast
nned TO the place OF the bloody scene. The Texan,
Both ult, adds:
About IL o CLOCK gang of some dozen deaperedoes
mad collected in ths city the west side of tue riv
ar many Of them in a darkened room a. a sort OF
resor: for the moment Here the shooting COM
meuced between the dssperadoes and some three OF
four citizens Fie'strop killed one OF the despers
does ana Yves shot Through the head by another At
hi. juncture, lin Tas lor than whom Drawer nau
newer lived. gave orders to SONS three OF HIS com
rates to follow him and at the same mome Mt he
broke through the window into the ds' kened room
A, he entered Bill Hart notorious chsrac lshot
ann Enough the bTeast, and at The Same moment e
gun pointed at Bin Hart by another person, W en-
raylor fired Both fell. Cit commenced rush
irs in we'll armed. we'll any of the deepe q
does ard the shooting became general The gang OF
rowdies -oke fro m the loom by back door; many
of them who came up at .er the meloe commenced
immediately Matchmaking inst they were coming 10
oloss quarters
BY this time ct less. three hundred citizens had
collected, sill we'll armed for Il was vel known thai
this ssnr of rowdies could have at .heir nomma nd
ssveuty FIVE or or hundred men within fifteen min
utea Many Ct them came in sight. hut very Vlse!,
Withdrew Five persons were killed, two cit!z: nj
and three despsrsd0es Taylor may recover.
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WILLIAMsBt RG GAZETTE We invite stten
tion to the advertisement Of this well conducted
Journal which has liberal circulation It's enter
ising and worthy editor, Mr.. EWING, is now ia
She 81 y, and will receive subscrptiGps and adver-
,isements for the Gazette. The section of Vir-
giria, Of which Williamsburg is the social centre
famous In ancient tines-is decreasing rapidly in
ricultural and commercial prosperity, and cur
people uld.endeavor to establish a more init.
mate intercourse with it.
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Joseph S Taylor, street commissioner of New
York, died on Tuesday last
Timothy J Lockwood, dem. has been chosen
Mayor OF Buffalo, N Y, by 1000 majority.
Patents were granted last week TO Asa Blood of
of Norfolk, Virginia, for improved steam heatip 9
stoves; and to William l. Cawthrou of Harpers'
Ferry. VIRGINIA, for Railroad Switch Locks
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The NIseKiaa Of, itizrns In WashtuSton.

WASHINGTON June IL The meeting OF citi
zeus Tonight, to endorse the action of the Mayor
and President in the late riot, smly attended,
in consequence of the impression that the call for
it was issued by few politicians for selhsh pur-
poses. A series of moderate resolutions were
adopted, but none unanimously.
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THE MArLs-we Hnd the following paragraph
d. the orders of the Post Master General:
"with q view to expedite the malta through
Virginia 10 Tennessee, from twelve 10 twenty
hours, an additional trip, with night schedules, =
ordered on the Richmond aud Danvil!e rairos"'
aud alec on the Southside railroad"
AZ these companies have not yet agreed 20 COS
~ the mall Il is doubtful whether the "ordef WI
h, complied with.
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The Ocean TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, June 11-Priva,e advices from
London. received by the Canada, state that the
British Government has generously offered another
vessel, equal in all respects to the Agamennon, to
take the place of the United States frgate Niagara
/ laying the submarine telegraph cable.
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Nor TO BE OBTAINED.-Mss Smith, who OBJ
tanned $4,000 damages, from MIR Conselyea
OF Brooklyn, New York, for seduction, will not, II
Is rumored, be able to obtain the money, as be
made way with his property before the suit wa:
pptar
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FEVER AT HAVANA. -1he bark Mormora arr
rived in Hampton Roads Tuesday, from Havana
reports that yellow fever had broken out, and q
very sicky season prevailed on the Island Bush
ness dull, and many vessels were laid up for
want of freight
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Governor Wise iu Polr mouth.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, June 1I.-Governor Wise
arrived here last evening, and was received by
the Old Dominion Guards. Captain kearns. At
night the Cd Dominion Guards with the officers of
the battalion called upon him. The Governor
made one of his happiest efforts.
He left this morning via Weldon for Richmond.
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LARGE FIRE IN CANANDAIGUA.-Asa serious fire
took place in Canandaigua, New York, We6n esda y
morning. about two O'Clock Five stores were
burned = among them two shoe stores, one tailoring
store and one grocery.
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DEMONSTRATIONS urray,oped last Tues
day morning, from this place, with Sarah the dis
10y al wife of Levi Casey, and has gone to terra
incQgnita, leaving wits and several chi dr-n in
Kanawha county to mourn his loss-Point Plea
SAINT IA Republican,
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BURSISG OF CLOCK FACT0RY.-The Clock
factory CT E l. Dunbar, at Bristol, Connec.icrt,
was burnt down on Saturday night. The building
and its contents including several thousand dollar
worth of clocks and stock were totally DESTROYED
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DEATH OF A MILLIONAIRE Com John Ste
died of enlargement of the heart, at his resi-
depce in Hoboken, N j, W ednesday afternoon,
aged 70 years He leaves property to the amount
of saYeral millions
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FORGERY MIR james III Pace, young man %
years of age, formerly Mail carrier between Char
lottesve and Scottsville, Va, was committed to
Ill on Monday last, to await an examination before
the Cou aty court on charge of f)rging orders on
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CouEressionai Nominations.
General Walker at Louisville,

NEW ORLEANS, June 8, 1657-The Hon Miles
Taylor has been nominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the Second Congressional District.
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FRgsHET IN THE aLLEGHANY.-There is heav
freshet in the Aet b 4py river, Pa causing mut
destruction of property to the value of from forty
to fifty thousand dollars.
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LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, June Q, l657.-Gen.
" alker received the ctizans of Louisville, this
morning. at the house of his brother-in law, Mr..
Richardson. His father was present. with the elite
of the city. He attends the theatre this evening
with his staff, and leaves for Cincinnati to-mor-
row.
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For EURoPE.-Among the passengers on the
Arabia from New York, Wednesday, for Liver
pool, were Archer Anderson, of Richmond, Va
W Fl Fowle, VIM Glenn, Jas Earle, B Fitzpatrick,
and L A L I ons, from Virginia.
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COTTON EXPORTS TIE total decrease in the
exports of cotton to England this season compaI ed
10 the last, is 40 600, and to France 100 00O
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HEAVY ROBBERY Tuesday evening the room
of Mr. George Baso de la Vega, at the French Ho.
g. Walker street, New York. was entered by
Spanish ard some $500 or $500 in silver stolen
herefrom. The trunk which contained the money
Vas forced open by means of jimmy or some
,uch instrument. The perpetrators of the rob
berry have thus fsr evaded the vigilance of the pc
lice,
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DIED,

Yesterday afternoon at the resds1c, CT her f,ther.
vLLEN BEhKELEY, infant daughter Of J. G and
Betty l.. Hunt.
her fame q, will be preash.d at the Third rrssoy.
tat,u Cbu- oh. (Chureh HilI,) this morning at 10
,'sIook The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited To attend.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 10th inst ~ the Rsv. Charles
Friend Ut the residence Of her mother, Ia Chester.
held county Mics MINrY MCGEE, OF Chester.
field. to RICHARD II JACKSON. OF this city
- Rrw York, Baltimore and Pstersburs papers
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Marine News.

NEW YORK, June ii. l p. M-The Steamer James
town from Richmond Is coming UP III bay.
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v,s n has been resumed on the Canal. The
n.stss for TT Richmond left Lynchburs "wednesday
p..Ae' 'o' ~. srs, time since the fr-shet, and =
nsu' ,U' number of freight boats are now in the
80, ,,sre. being loaded.
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TELEGRAPH LINE.-The telegraph line ~
t,is city and Charlottesville. will be eo"p'''.s
n. Goth inst, the greater part OF the WI. 49,
he g, and the remainder erroute on .'e -,
rhe entire line to s.auutou will be 0o"pe'eu !" !"
short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

u sTour HEARTED MEN sometimes dread the
approach Off To render the operation Of sha-
Wing ono Of ease, produce emollient lsther, and
sll.y ell irritation, use Fontsines Cream Of wild
Flowsrs. Sold BY oil Druggists. w. PETERSON,
Wholesale Agent. 10 IO-ecdSt
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I UST...Un Wednesday evening oa Mar
IL shall street. between tbs e1icsl College and the
Richmond Fems g institute asLACK LACE VEIL.
Tn. rder will be suitably rswsrded by le.ving 1t at
this Office, ct J. B. Woods residence, on College
10
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I US II, on Sunday last some " here In
IL Richmond, my FREE PAPERS; they were
wrapped in a piecs of wspsper will give libe.
raj reward for them, if left at this offioe.
JOSEPH THACKER
ie ll-2t* fee man Of color
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MARINE INTELLIGKNCk.

Port of Richmond, June l1-High Water u O'clock
ARRIVED,
schr. Edwin, Creighton, Baltimore Gusns, sshasr,
Sshr WIN. CoIqaitt, Phillips, Baltimore, lumber,
fchr e. Miller, Wilcox. Clair mount, lumber, Rag
land Bro.
scbr. Mary Ann Predmors, Predmore, down the
Wv .r, liGht.
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ssS Imp,hrAsT TO Gas CoEsuMsRs-if you want
I, save from 90 to 40 per cent, buy '"hesocks Pa
tent Filter Re gulatins Gas Burner, and you VIII
t beautiful steady star light. They will pay Tor
themselve e. In short time. They have been adopted
by .li the printing Offices of this city. and most of
the dwelling houses. Try them, and you will sec
that you arc deceived They have been tested by
A.. great many experienced and scientific mon, who
have decided that they were the best Burners ever
inyen,ed The Agent Fill put them up on trial, at
s,y 10 o or dwelling house No charge, II they 60
not please Leave your orders at ALEX. MOTIFS
81 Main street, Richmond Va. joliet
re- IT MAY NOR BE GENERALLY KNOWN THAT
the Liver Invgorator, whose reputation has become
50 erea of the very best remedies for the ere.
vaili az epidemic of DisrrhGs, Dysentery, and Sum-
mer Complaint, that regularly visit our neshber'
hood at this season Of the year.
We would advise ell az soon as they are attacked
with any of these complaints, to get bottle OF DR..
SAsFoRD's LIVER INvIG ORATOR immediately, for we
have so oftsn tried it with single failure to
cure that We can INTERESTINGLY pronounce 1t the So
fset and surest remedy know OF for those
aither in sdults or children. Eating summer uts
often produces arrangement Of the stomach and bow
ell, with a tendency to Cholera, Cholera lnfsntum
And other distressing compsintsa OF which will be
almost relieved by the Of the jnrigt
vatcy which sleanses and pures the syste giving
v COR to the appetite, relieving indigestion and sour
ness of stomach and Is unequalied as preventative
ofFrvERAsp AGuE-.. Tallahassee Sentinel
BENNETT. BEERs Fisher and AbIE T. 9RAY
for Richmond, 1e Ida CIV
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e. The members OF the Southern saw
ings Sank will meet this (FRlDAYI evening, at
O'Clock, at Goddin's BALL
js II WIN. A. JENKINS, sec'y.
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~ Anthracite Coal: Anthracite Coal
The subssrb having ited up large and eommo
dous coal yard on Dock between II and 18th
. reefs with one of Fairbanks patent balances for
the purpose ef weighing Col AID will furnish bis
patrons with 1910 to the ,ch load we ghed and
not glesssd att at the very lowest market price,
or If preferred he will sell his Cosl advance
10 per cent. cost and charges; at the sans time
he will always keep ON hand toe best quality, and
invites .hs particular attention OF his rie ads and tho
public generally to give him call before rurchas.
ing. at No "A Main street, or at his Coal yard.
Terms cash.
l2---ts p. G.. LAhUS.
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I US C..sOmewnere la The city. on Tues.
IL day. CIRCULAR BREASrPIN, with lar,e
white set In tina centre and six or eight small sets
around It. As it 10 much przsd BY the loser, very
liberal reward will be paid for is return to this Of
fee. il IL q
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4 O~r--T. j. Il. NO.ii2 .-sno y7,,- ~
IL 800 d,ted May 28tn, 1857. Tobacco not. a.
above has heen lost.
10 l2-law4p JAS THOMAS Ia