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DEDUCTION IN ,COkE,.The price of
II COKE will be reduced from this date to the fol-
lowing rates delivered. Soft lump s5 Is, soft hail
$475 hard lump and hail &4.75 Orders promptly
erecuted Iat yards, 10th and Beaon bank and
9Th and Byrd, South side of canal.
my 19--H JNO. J WEKTH, Agt.
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comet they choose.
wAsHINaToNs FAREwELL.-Ths following
extract is from q letter written by lady up
wards of eighty years old, residing in Philadelphia,
70 her grandson in Washington:
nWhen General Washington delivered bis Fare
we'll Address, in the room at the southeast corner Of
Chestnut xth streets sat imm sdately in font
of him twas in the room the Congress- occupied -
The table of the Speaker betw een tbs two win
davis on sixth street. The daughter of DR. C, of
Al.xaadria the pby,icisn aud intimate friend OF
Wa,hir e.on, Mrs h, whose husband was the
Warrington, was one of the secretaries of General
Washington Young Daudridse nephew Of Mrs.
Wsshi aeton was another. | was ircluded in Mrs
-H-decned going wa,h Mn. H, who had
determined 90 early to secure the 'front.' bench
1t wa. fortunate for ~ astterwsrd. Mrs
honored n5f.tber My dear father stood very near
her; she was terribly agitated. There was narrow
passage from the door OF entrance to ths room, which
wss the east dividing the 70 VS. OF benches Gen.
Wsshnston stopped q. the end to let Mr.. Adams
pass to the chair The latter always wore suit of
bright drab with slash rather loose c7fs; He al
so wore wrist rufus BE had not changed his fash.
ions He was . short man; with GOOD head With
his family he attended our church twice aday.
"4eneral Washington's dres. was full suit OF
black Hts military hat had the black cocksde -
There stood the Father of his Country, aclnowleds.
ed by nations 'the first In first in peace, first 10
the hearts Of his eounssm.o." No msrsh.ls. With
stiffness greeted him. a. if that great assembly 6esr
cd to him breathe and catch his breath the hom
sge of the heart. Mr.. Adams covered his face with
both his hands TIE sleeve of bis coat and his hands
wore ,vered with tears. Every now end then there
was supp essed sob. cannot describe Washing.
tons appearance as fet perfectly composed and
ssifpomeued tin the close of his address Then,
when strong mems sobs broke loose when tears Gov
cred their faces then the great man was shaken. |
never took my eyes from his face Large drops came
from his eye He looked to the grateful children
who were parting with their father their friend ssf
his heart with them and would be to the end ~
Nat. Int.
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WILLIAM HURLEY, Banker,
w - 50 Main st., opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Riohmond, Va.
Dealer In Domestic Exchange, Unsurrent Bank
Notes, Business Paper and Marketable Securities OF
every description.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AHp SOLD.
ia lO-6m
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certificate of Package Of 10 whole fiskeh....S $50
10 half ...... a
10 quarter ...... q
10 eighth .. ID

In ORDERINe TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by frst,msil Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers inme diately sfter the drawing
u Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Posi- Office, County and Stste
able in full without deduction.
- All prizes of OIL, 900 and under, paid immedi.
ately after the drawag-othsr prizes at the usua
time Of thirty days
All Communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Csrtifsstes to
3. SWAN Co, Atlanta, Ga
Or, 3. SWAN & CO,
Richmond, Va
a A list Of the numbers that are drawn n ON tn
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each one 10
entitled to- will be publf'hed AFTER every drawing
in the following papers: New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta Intelligeneer, New York Weekly Day Book
Bavannsh Mornins News and Richmond Dispatch
nv %
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n eOUTHknN OK GAN IN TIA r
NORfH.-The undersigned has d. termin.d 10
establish weekly journal in Phsdslphs, to be en-.
titled the
SOUTHERN MONITOR.

SOU EdEhN MONITOR.
1t will be conducted on the plan OF his memorial
to the Southern Convention, ~ published In III.
March plumber of De Bows Review.
The Southern Monitor will defend the deeisiop and
opinions OF the Supreme Court of the United etst.s
Ia the bred Scott csss and it will advocate the Cor
stitution and the Union the terms and stipul,.
tions agreed to BY forefathers IL will support
the Democracy the only national party now in exis.
tence; and 1t will not be sectional In being Southern
for nowhere elss but In the South 10 the Constu.
uona and Union party u1equivossliy In the ascend.
ancy. Its mission will be to combat Black Repusli.
canism and to repel assaults Southern rishts ana
Southern institutions. And that 1t may be effective
the operation Of Southern men, and friends Of
the South wherever they may dwell, il earnestly In
voked.
The Southern Monitor will likewise be Literary
and Family Newspaper; and contributions and cot.
respondence from the pens Of tbs writers of the
South, and others who may be interested In the
cause. respectfully solicited. 1t will be ,hset
of large size, and handsomely printed new tyne
The first number will be issued on the 9Th dsy of
June and it will be published regularly ev.ry Sat.
urday afterwards All who desire to encourage the
enterprise are requested to transmit their names
without delay, to thu editor. Tho underlined r..
fers by permission, to James Lyons, Esq, President
Of the Southern Convention.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy per annum. g. 90 In advance
fhree copies or one copy for three
years: ..'..'...,................ 800
Editors friendly to such dert taking will please
insert the above otherwise bring it to the notice
of their readers The favor will be- ehserfuy reeip.
rocated Address
JOHN 8. JONES, Editor and Proprietor,
my "a dim" Philadelphia, "a.
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WArO000 AND JHWHL8y.
HfF I'M AGAIN.
~ have bssa o the - n Rish.o.Ap
Hsve made sbservetisus, sad notsA them down;
Pie music pvs heard from omifh's Armory basl,
Apd thought Ike the rsst, it exses1inely eraa1.
M vhepever viuit the Square, FIR or near.
Nv mind b delighted - veil % my ear,
rs think Of the Thousands in drssses I'll neg,
70 hear some pronounce the WORD "sAA-fHo.Lo'
NEW
Nv watch viii not tell the hosr or miautss Of Day.
AZ strollins and struggling they bead iorsh thsis
On Main ana Eleventh they take slisht view,
And walk into the store Of BAh-THO.L O-MEW.
nv watch needs repairing. NO time wfllit keep.
Either walking or riding, or while I'm asiesp.
Yet still IN not give thee, though old for one new.
And I'll get thee repaired By B AkThOLOMEW.
Cl,css, Watchs: and Jewslry he does but r.gsir
Here's hsPpy New Ye.r to my tIienas and the rs's
w. J. BAkTHOLOMEW,
Corner Main and 18th sts, Richmond,
Watch and Closk.Maker,
iaG Over 20 years In London and America.
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ID EFRlGERATORa- Just received. n
II beautiful lot of REFRIGERATORs, of differ
ent sizes, which will be sold low.
my Ia I'm LARUS & SHINE
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Tor aALR..Oue Oylinder DTAvR SAW
l. and ons eTAVD OkE5oEk-both new aal In
good Ssd:1. ser tszna sRIIte .,
~ E-0 J03Gk kE13WIcH.
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UNDERTAKING,

VELIT-1s6-s i viii, In future, give my
personal attention this business, and from my long
experience feel assured that all orders lef with
two new Hearses a. we'll as Carriages and Horses
for funeral purposes, and will always keep h.nd
such articles necsssary for the interment of
the dead Orders can BIS left at the Cabinet Ware
room of Belvin Atkiusoa, on Governor street.
je2-lwd JOHN A BELVIN.
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EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE.

AUTHORIZATIONS FhIZE6.
DHises OF S225 approximatins to $4,000
prize gre. ;::.........-............ $500
prizes OF $500 spproxlmating to $4,000
prize are. 80t
prizes Of Sl15 approximatins to $4,000
prize are 500
prizes Of $40 experimenting to $4,000
prize are. t60
IL prizes Of $50 spproximatins TO e2.500
prize arc. ........'.......:....... 500
16 prizes of $40 approximatins to $1,000
prize ............................ $40
900 Drzes Of go 90
sos prizes amounting e2O4 0oo
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5 =; quarters 80,
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- FnkSH SPRING SHOhS.-l ann
receiving weekly additions to my already
extensive assortment Of Caters and Shoes
Of every description, for ladies' mise: and children
l received by Expre.s and will open this morning,
beautiful lot of
Ladies' Button French Lasting Heel Caters
Do. Congress do do do. do.
Do. French Lasting Side-Laee Creole Caters
to which the attention Of ladies 10 asked
my9 JNO. PA0E JR, Is Main 1t.
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$1,000 >sS~s..----
Jfazzz. zzssssss.e.,.. 4ss !...4AA.4n
nAla sTnxET, BETwEEN eTH AED 9ra ~
M0Nu1nNTe, TOnn1 HnA ~ ~ - IN. :.
Burying 0ssmds snslossd with Stone s.A lfoo An
- r.. $500 y I. ~ s,rsss;s
THOalAs ". KEE9 4 Z E..Yorrna
tOmce o,r.er Of 19ih asd Cary sfrsetsl
SaaS saa = a 81 :;i 81 SgAh
q sale Of Homes every SATURDAY
4 =: MONTAHTK, sI0N AID OkNA :;
l2th, Richmond, Virginia, continues to execute sl
kinds of work In his line in the best manner and
sy. q hi. Ar and or shs ,Svs.s Ps ~
sor their interest rest !. 90 call on him
Country Mershsnts who wish 70 procure Signs, sen
have them done ct this establishments, and securely
packed and forwarded TO any part OF vtrH1is OF
North Carolina, ct short notice. A call soiisitsa
deY-dts
r MoaToN, JAS M AaMlsrsAD, :
Late Of garmvilisl Late Of CUMBERLAND so-)
JOSEPH BLANToN,
(Of Cumberland county,
MORTON, ARNlIsTEAD q Co., Com.
lVl MISSION MERCHANTS. Opposite shoeioe Ware
a.! IL III s: s.s ss: e
business entrusted to them.
2. L,ss n ADVANCES made on Produce, either
U kUMMkl. q ROYNTEKs,
ID CONkIssTON MERCHAh9A
! FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR, GRAINs COTTON,
AN ~ s. nnTE4Kd HHSE e. REE13RPJMRR R!E
- Liberal cash advances on eondgnmsnts.
JOS. BRUMMEk
OF Stearns L Brummei, Riehmond, W.
ALEXANDER L. ROYSfEk,
OF New YorA.
JAMES 3. kOYSfER,
ja6-1zm Richmond. VI.
John r. sOLOMON. whoIesaie dealer
y In Brooms, Wood and Willow Ware Mats Of al
descriptions, Refrigerator, Rope, Cordage Yankee
Motions, &s. &s., 2lS Washington atreet, between
vesey and Barclay, New York will execute orders
from Richmond on the most favorable terms
no 28-om
WILLIAM HURLEY, Banker,
w SO Main b., opposite the 6t. Charles Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Dealer In Domestic Exchange, Unsurrent Bank
Notes, Business Paper and Mar ketsble Securities Of
every description.
LINN . p N0a -ou.v.
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NOTICE. Just received aad will open
l\this mornps, Q beautiful lot of DRESS GOODS,
lot OF LAWNS ct i74 cts. and L. per yard, such a.
we sold at IT, and IS cts . short time since.
Those wanting such goods will do we'll to call at
No 20 Main street.
dim mo T.. aAUTuER
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y Z. 1aIperoRp,
UEID0FORD = 90. 0saerai DE-.
- nissioa and YoSwaSdise A&sssssN -
3ishmond, We.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

IAAN VI TIE LOTIEhI-
The Numbers from to SO, 900, corresponding with
those Numbers ON the Tickets printed ON separate
slips of paper encirsled with small tin tubes and
placed In one Wheel.
The first S57 prizes similarly printed and ensirsled
are placed in another wheel
Tho wheels then revolved, and q number 10
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib.
tied to the audience, and registered by the Commits.
sioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation IL repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.-fhe two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
frst II Prizes will be entitled to tho 4S Approxma
tou Prizes FOR example, II Ticket No. 1ls5 draws
the 100000 prize, those Tickets numbered 1928,
Il249 1881 1882 will each be entitled to 1925 II
Ticket No $50 draws the $50 COO price, those Tickets
numbered SAB. $40 ssh $50 will eaah be entitled to
5000; and 90 on, according to the above scheme.
Pho 1000 prizes Of $50 will be determined By the
last figure Of the number that draws the $50 900 prise
For example, il the number drawing tho $50 Oet
prize, ends with No. l, then all the Tickets, where
the numbe ends in l. will be entitled to 800. the
number ends with No. 2 then all the tickets whore
the number ends in Will be entitled to $40 and
on to 0.
Certificates of packages will be sold ct the follow.
ing rates, which IL the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole fiskeh.....sSt
10 half ...... a
10 quarter ...... q
a. Oh
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NOTICE To COUNTRY MERCHANTS
~ AND THE CITY TRADE.--Hsving discon.
tinued our Evening Sales, will sell, privately
daily In lots suit purchase the balance of very
heavy stock Of Wstshes and Jewelry Remaining I'M
sold, at very low prices in order that may be able
to render sales a. soon as possible. Country ner.
chants and the citizens generally invited to OK.
anime stock. LARUS SHINE.
an Z7---tt ~ Main strset
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OnD NOTICk.-On and after the
pa Path, an Extra Train will be run
~ SUNDAY to Ashland lesvipg Rich
moud at O'Clock A. M. Returning, leave Ashland
at O'Clock P. M. B. RUTH, *
Sup't OF transportation.
Office r., r. l. P. R. r. Co
Richmosd. May IS 1857. nv 10
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DEkCIVAL & GRANT
II AkCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.


ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,
OFFICE, 6ODDIN's HALL, RICHMOND VA,
Respectfully offer their services to tho public With
thorough Professional training and q combined
Practical experience of more than so years they
hors u give satisfaction to those may favor them
with orders.
In the A rchttectu Lin e; will fur
ntsh desisns for Churches, Public Buildings.
Town H0usee, stores, Villas, and alterations of
OLD buildings and also for Ornamental Grounds,
with full Working Drawings. Specifications and su.
In tho Engineeriug Department. will attend
to the branches connected with Railroads, Sew.
ersge and drainage Of Farm Lands with all necessa.
sIy Plans and Estimates.
4 variety of com plete ssts Of Plans for Churches
villas Farm Cottages, Bridsss, 10, can be seen at
their office. my 22-2m
7THE d D K 8 G q will open a
l. School MONDAY, Sept q, under the direction
Of Mis- Eliza J. Nichols. Terms, per session Of 5
months.
Board, $40
Tuition in English: 10
Musie on plano with use Of Instrument Is
Tuition in Latin and french, each
No deduction except IN ease Of protracted siek.
ness
JOHN r CLAY.
my 15-d&sim1 Chesterfield. May Is 1887
QAselNl's AKT OF sINGING...P. II.
8INp6 ART or Singing, This new book ID most
oft
"ln the first nineteen pages Of this nav method -
embodied moro sound sense on the nature and saps-
otures OF the human voice thsa can bs found In
naire,dossn similar works By Uuropsan msstsss"
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CE55EEEE7z5xz5EQ Rio ii Nj % ND AND DAN.
VILE RAILkOAD-CHANGEU OF
SEIZED ULE-sUM MINER AR.
RANGEMEHf-On and after Wednesday, June 3d.
1857. the Mail frsin will leave Richmond Station
daily (Sundays excepted) at O'Clock A. NJ arrive at
the Junction, citing with the South side Rail-
road poing to Lsnchburg at 45 A. M, and arrive In
Danville at IS P. M.
Junction, meeting South-side Train at II O'Clock A.
M q, and arrive in Richmond at O'Clock p. M.
C. CAMPBELL,
my28 General uperintendent.
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WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER e. VINCENT,
Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE,
and Manufacturer Of MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
FONTS, MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, &C.,
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church. on Main street,
have hand as large and we'll finished assortment
Of work DO found in any Establishment In the
city.
be obtained in any of the Northern cities.
NH Ism
STEAM IRON WORKS, 1856 Main st.
~ near Seventh Tho subscriber 10 pre-.
kinds of IRON WORK, such a. IRON RAILING,
yERANDAHs: STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR
DOORS, GRATINGs. &c, 30 Ora TIE and
bling done on reasonable terms.
az Particular attention given to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing. &C., for the country, %
NH i46m GEO. 8 LOWNEs
1.-The subscriber having
" since the opening of our beautiful Hollywood,
enclosed one hundred and seventy. eight sectious
which 10 su cent evidence of the superiority of his
work
He respectfully solicits the patronage of those in
sos . enclose ''r'nt join S3 ssn' and
Marble. Granite and Brown stone WORKS,
my Him Main between 9th and 9Th SITS.
CHEAP HUUsk AND SIGN PAINTING
work cheaper than any other Shop in this city and
will do his work in such a manner to please his
patrons All ask 10 fair trial; give job and
will do 1t in such insure another from
the same My shop Is on 7th street. just in the
of the Marshall Theatre up stairs between Grace
and Broad streets, l respectfully solicit call
from my friends and fellow citizens. My motto IT,
punctusity to all jobs either large small done at
minutes notice. WIN. C. BARNES,
my ,2-lm Practical House and Sign Painter.
A AGRICULTURAL w HUU = E..-
"A The subscribers continue to manufacture Asn
cultural Machines and Implements, Of thu most ap
proved patterns and superior workmanship. They
ask attention to "Csrdwels Horse Power and
fhresher," single and doubled geared, with sep,ra
tor If required, which have taken Q premium ct
every fair at which they have been exhibited.
ALSO,
Croskils Clod Crusher
Manny's Improved Reaper and Mower, the best
in use
kich's iron Beam Plow, highly improved
Seymour Ssges Broad Cast Grain Sewers
Magic Corn and Cob Mill, an excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, and several other pat.
terms
Corn Shelters Hand and Horse Power, from $40
to &S5
Hay Presses; Wheat Drills; Corn Planters
Cider Mills; Grain Cradles; Hay Rakes; Harrcws
Grain Cleaners Tobacco Mills 80. 30
BALDWIN, CALDWELL CO.,
p4-dSm No. l48 Msinst Richmond.
Hya a
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q SELLING OUT AT COST. For tk e
~purpose Of cosns my Drug and Apothecary
business, offer for sale, at cost. for cash. my
~ stock Of Drugs Medicines and Fancy Goods
eoupr,ing general assortment Of articles usually
kept in an Apothecary store.
Also, the Fixtures, Cases and Furniture belonging
to the store. J. +. JACKSON, No II Main st..
my z6-a Old Market Bridge.
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No. q Main ct and cor. Franklin and 18th cts.
WANTED Three Journevmen Cabinet makers.
P. 6.-Servants Cofins ready made, of all Sizes
The above can be found at all hours at the corner
Of Franklin and 18th street. nv 10 link
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMY,(
RICHMOND May Ist 1857
SPECIAL NOTR + ..
III We are prepared to transact any
1E business ON the Virginis Central
R.i,rosa tapv srtsining to tho Exprem business y
Esneciai attention will be paid to THAT iine In
nectiou with the different springs Of Virginia
Messeneers will leave daily at o'clock A. M In
charge of valuabes, money, &c.
J. L. MACDONOU0H, Agent
mvl Adami Express Co., lS4 Main ct.
HEADING l. AG d X -%
MRABEER -FRE5H SUMMERlff@
HE5LA0ER BEER.-The under U@6
49, signed IL now receiving weekly,
and wi II continue receive throug the season,
famous READING BREWERY, which he will
supply in quantities to suit his customers and the pub
liz ri his BALLOON j. g. LANCE,
4th Ct, between Broad and Marshall sts.
or,t
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m sFkANG STOCK. FVk 1857.
.rHn NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, O.,
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT,
40 Main bsreat

- HIC3O1 11CHIUBOu q w eI61EcI,
dsve now In store and ready SALE ct Wholesale
retail one Of the largest and most complete stocks of
HIATT, Cape and Straw Goods ever offered IL this
market which have been selected with great care
rom the LARGEST and most extensive msnufsetories
especially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee trade.
Tho attention Of merchants and others, u most re-
spectfuy called to the above splendid stock, which
conn riaes evarY style suiteA 70 the Aprtna trade
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- CHINA AND GLASSWARE, AND
other Housekeeping articles are selling
cheaper at SCHAAP Co . than they ever
were offered In this city. Housekeeper
and Dealers in calling will find the most fashion able
goods least twenty five per sent cheaper than regu
lar prices Clocks. Looking Glasses, Wsit.rs, Cas-.
tors aud Britannia and Silver plated ware, etc,
sold at auction prices, at SCHAAP co.'s,
Corner Of Broad and Sd St.
Broken Looking Glasses repaired. Dealers sup.
piled with Looking Glass Plates at Importers prices
nv l4-lm*
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CAN3UN MATTING-IOO pieccs Of Can
~ ton Mating. emhrseing44 A. and ga White
and checked, which We will sell privately very cheap
NV iA-im LARUa 4 RuVNH
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I LOCOMOTIVE SMOOTHING TNON f.
IL which are now ext ensvely used. and shouidbs
ised by every family. For sale chef p by
CLAKKSON ANDERaON
i0 No Inc al
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John r. SOLOMON wholesale dealer
In Brooms, Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of ell
descriptions, Refrigerator, Rope. Cordase. Yankee
vesey and Barclay New York, viii e1ecuts ordsn
from Riehmsnd on the most favorable terms.
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Dh.c MvsE's AsTMlNG e NJ CO n.
rOuND-Never known to fail, o. be ssys-
sof sale ~ jos =, J. HICO9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

CoSvIcrED % P0IsOEISG her HUsBASD
Lancaster, Pa ,Comt of Quarter Sessions Wsdnet
day commenced the trial of Mary jane Sebastian Tor
the murder OF her husband, Henry Myers Sebastian,
both colored, by poisoning. The Lancaster Express
saws the defendant stands indicted for the murder OF
her husband in the Borough of Marietta ia JUICE ast,
by administering a poison laid in the Indictment a.
white arseLic" The prisoner is light muatto,
quite Young aud rather good looking, being only IL
years of age. Jury WAS obtained and the case
opened. Commonwealth expect to prove bad feeling
al its motive urgrg her to the act Witnesses were
called who pr.ved the posoorg and that the prisoner
it. The sister Of the deceased te,tsd that
tie parties quarslled physician teS,iaed as to the
prsser ce of arsenic in tie stomach Of deceased after
which the Court adjourned. Afer hearing evidence
on both sides the Jury retired.
The Philadelphia evening papers cortsin In t'e foi
lowire dispatch the termination Of the case;
"In the eyeribg the CourtH0use was crowded,
aud al the tOr Of the bell snrouLcinS tue veraict
there was much excitement.
"The prisoner was IN toe prisoners box, and at
tract.d able attention from the outsiders,
who wanted 10 see how che conducted herseh.
She was seated IN one corner OF ths box naVing
l;st,ss unocno4,red air about her 40 ii the verdict
hsd 70 reference TO her a. ALL She II but seventeen
wears of spe ard cannot exactly be called q musto,
a. .be IL OF race between them and the whites. Her
Iotks ard appearance are generally prepossessing.
1.-The Jury returned verdict Ut guilty OF murder IN
the flst degree. As soon as the verdict was az.
ucurced the audience quietly moved away, but when
Outside the Court House vsrous eommen.e Vere made
UPON the scton e the Jury