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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

wNew SpringHG Gods.
BINFORD. MAYO 4 BLAIR
are receiving their spring uor'y of FRENCH, ENG.
LISH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, which have
been selected to suit the retail and wholesale trade
They invite their friends and tho public generally to
examine their stock, amongst which may be found
Silks. Black and Fancy Colored, brocade and
Plain
Organdie, Jaconet and Berage Robes
Solid Coored French Cam brics and Brilliants
Ombre Striped and Plain Berages
Rich Embroidered Cambria and Muslin Bands
Muslin and Cambria Collars and Sleeves, In sets
Lace
Black Grape
Infants Wrought Bodies and Dresses
Silk and Lace Nantes and Talmss, in great va
riety
Pillow, sheetipg and Irish Linen
Dsmask Table Cloths and Napkins
Also the best quality of4 4 and Sd Mating.
nh 23-dlm BINFORD, MAYO BLAIR.
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a Breeder, Fox & Co. will open this
Goods, purchased at auction, in New York, on Fri
cay last:
Silk Foupeed Robes
Grenadeer Flounced Robes
Barege Elounced Robes
Bayadere Dress silks In great variety
Beautiful lot of printed Bareges
New style Mantillas
With a full stock Of plantation and house keeping
Goods all of which will be found cheap and we re-.
spectfully ask of our city and country friends,
Summation of our stock
BREEDEN FOX & CO.,
NH 31-dlw PIT Broad str ct.
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A NEW ERA IN Art has dswned upon the
p1nis Of Richmond, in the opening Of the Nam.
nosh Depot Of Art, lS9 Main street, where TYLER
/ CO. have introduced plan BY which the finest of
RortEats be produced for so cents and At rate
squsiins locomotive speed TYLER co. have
connected steam with process. which they control
exclusively. and the result 10 they make many
fortrsits In one day eli the other operators Of
1issnond combined can in . week.
The new Gallery must be seen to be properly an
pseciatsA-two immense Double Elliptic sky.L,ahts
cad Is Opsrstors-i39
- .Asction Noeice..-1eo1.. ehes. ..a
Aafe, thus msrniDs by
-. :. D1vEhroRr. ALLEN I CO,
ss-n Auctionssrs.
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TTIHOMAS w. KEESkE.
i AUCTIONEER.
tOHice corner of 2fh and Cary Streets
will attend to III. sale Of Real ESTATE, MEK

lNOK HIRE The balance OF the ear, two
Il good Farm Hands. two Dining-room Servants
one Boy for out door work, and one good Cool.
NH Sl-2t HILL RAWLINGS.
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1NOUND..Un l2th street, between Clay
aud MARSHALL streets, HAIh KING, with a
ao,d clasp which the owner may get by calling on
- Si-1t WILLIAMS BROTHER.
TC1ITTNO =. ~ as found in front OF BAHIA Is
K Hotel a case of DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
whl.h the owner sen obtain BY applying at the Bar.
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SkhD OATS.---A lot of nice Black seed
- Oats lust received on consignment and for sale
by EGGLESTON FITZGERALD.
NH Silt ID Pear' 1T.
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u Country Merchs nts and others visit
Ing the city this spring to make their purchases will
do well TO call and examine my ock Of Hardware
before purchasing elsewhere, 90 am selling of q
cost, to close business. THOMAS HOW,
NH 20--im 2l9 Vain street
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~TO Richard Fox, Esa,

DEAR SIR: We. the dersigned having had tn
opportunity of testing ycur capacity to perform tn
duties of City Gauger take great pleasure in recon
mending you to the voters of the city, and hope
may be their pleasure to re.eect you to that office
Burke l. Eegleston VIM. Wallace Sons
Winston POWERS Burton & Greephow
James T. Butler Co Ratcllff Il Douglass
Thomas Boiling Dabuey Cooke
George J. Herring Williams Brother
N. joins Stokes Eivss
z. Sknker Co Gre'ter Brent
Davenport, Allen & Co Wake g. Co
Duke Hutcheson Jsmss Wiz ston
Bennett Beers Fisher George Timberlske
Alexander Walker Stesrns, BrummelI L Co
Wade w. Woodbridge H. w Tyler
VIM M Harrison L Co Dud ey & Co per J. B
Dove Co Dunlop, Moncure Co
Bowler Willis ID. w. Saunders
Be den l. Miller Crenshew Co
cambridge Hart Eggieston Il Fitzgerald
]. w. Beverage Jonn Grsme
f. Crsnz q Co. l. T. Chandler
X. Fl Barnes Glszebroo ok 4 Thomls
Edmond, Davenport Co NH SO-Sts
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- N. Fl. RAPPLEyE, AGENT FoR D. APPLETON
c.. New YoRK, visits city and can be found Ut
the Exchange Hotel, whore he will resolve subscrp
lions to the Debates of Congress- a. abridged by COL
T. Il. Benton, published by said firm. Also, for
other valusbls works published by subscription only
or will Jake orders for any works that may be de.
sired for private or public Libraries.
- 90 roj The J0REAT GIFT Book SALE of
choice standard and miscellaneous works, now open
for few days, ct No 2l4 Broad street.
Each purchaser Of book will receive present
before leaving the store. Give them . sail and
sxs inc their stock, he.
Catslogues TO be had at the stere. St
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XNT d u ID w RE- &c --.Brass and iron
w bound Cans and Buckets; Cedar Tubs Ne 81.
Measures and Half Bushel ditto; Brooms; Coil Ropes
Plough Lines; Bed Cords, sc In store and for sale
by EG6LESTON FITZGERALD,
NIB SI-4. IA Pearl A.
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NJ e. RUM.-.2O bbIs. N. Il. Rum, suiia.
~. BILE for tobaccopists, for sale by
EG6LEsTON FITZGERALD,
Pa,r
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4 ONDON PORTER, in pints an quarts
IL Fine Old Ry. Wbiskey. A large stock for sale
by EGGLEsTON FITZGERALD,
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~ The ANIMAL Meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Richmond aud Charlottesville Turn
pike Company, will be held at Saunders Hall, In
the city Of Richmond, on MONDAY, the 9th Of
April, at IL ocl Oh n
Meeting of the Board. at 10 A. M the same day.
JOHN 3. CRENSHAW,
NH 26-d&ctd President
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&INGlNG CLAsS..-A Class for the In
- struetion Of the radimsnts Of VOCAL MUSIC
will be Termed at Trinity n. 4. Church. THURS.
DAY EVENING, April I'd. All persons wishins to
join the Class viii pleass be- present or send tn air
names One lesson week win be given Price Of
tuition, o per quarter.
NH st-.St JP HANLON
DlCrUh6S, OF every variety and st, le
i choice assortmsnt at hand and Tor sale at the
Artist supply Store
WIN. gArTLER CO,
mn 20 l42 Main street.
HOlCE BRANDS or FAMILY AND
~ snperhne Flour, In store and Tor sale 1t mode
ate prises by
NH &-iw PETERS. MARTIN & co.
YOU WANT MOE nRKAD, use CHS.
mans Yeast Powders. IL you want sics niscuits
use Chismans Yeast Powdsrs II you want nics
ouekwhsst Cakes, use Chismsn's Yeast Powders
y yca want nice Pastry, use Chisman's Yeast Pow.
Ssn u you want to save butteri and eggs use
Ghisman's Yeast Powdsrs. IL you want 10 save
money, use Chisman's Yeast Powders. All the Drua.
stets and Groceries cell
NH 81 cHISNANs YEAST POWDERS.
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n $50, 900 Reward Tho Lotteries lot
8, SWAN & co, draw

EVERY SATURDAY IN APRIL,
Which embrace IN addition to others, the following
Brilliant Prizes
Prize of $50 co.!
l Prize of $20,00O!!
Prize of $10,000!!!
l Prize of 5 ,000ti!,
Prizes of $5, 0O0!.li
Prizes of 81 5O0! -!
Prixea nf 81 nlnII Z
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I.adiss colored Gsitsrs. AZ ~; Lse s.H' ne
Boots at 81 25s Ladissi KID and s no,ose.
Buskips, 1t 81; Ladies' Kid and nofoSeo spF oas
1t 81; Ladtes Foxsd Caters, at oizo. As% IS
lot Of Ladies' eoiorsd Morocco Boots sasss
which win close out 1t s7i s's; Laa,ss ~ Ger
Kid Slippers, rosstted with heels. a. on'y vi
rair, worth $3.50; Chidrsn's shoes OF all kine, ~
heels and without heels; Missss GaitsFs, n sass
drab, blue and green solers. at s7i cts. so' s''N
shoes at low prioes, call Of 900 ..o.as.
mhSi MARCUS hAhhls lss 800
Ok Hnl.H. Bevcridgc Cream Aiss J, ~ s. "I
Hscon; 2 Md. sresst Haaop; hhds sides ssseh a
hhds ahoulder Bacoe; Is Or. cashs foIt ~ w
hbls. r. FlaeA,s Old Rye Whisky; ., ss.a. Ma
nscr ID MIA Cham pssne Cide; q acxs Che. ~
now receiving per New York aad salsimsfs 'e'"'''
for sale b. ,cv SONS
NH 81 w. WAhLASA s0N
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NOTICE.-PersonsW who intend to be as.
~ sess.d as Merchants, Ordinary Keepers &c.
IN upper Commissioner's District of Henrico, take
notice that Licenses for the present year, com
mence on the LIST of April, at which time l shall
be ready to assess you. j. b KEESEE,
NH SI-St Comr, u D H. C.
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p SPRING AND SUMNER
n n tx nE RDf)Ts SHOES

MSTOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, ai6
TRUNKS, &c-I am now Tecsiy-
~ ins my Spring and Summer stock OF soots
Shoes. Trunks &c TO which beg leave 20 call the
attention of my friends and the public have talen
unuscal pains the selection OF this stock. and pnf
ehssers may rely upon finding Ia my assortment
everything that 10 at ali desirable In my line.
Ny stock of manufacturing materials Is certainly
equal st leas. TO any In this city
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call ct NO.
IS N ain street.
mist JNO. Z. rAGc, Jk.
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&C &C. c.
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
TICKETS.
Remember that any one of the above Magnificent
Prizes can he had by risking &1O
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, S.; Quarters, 1874.
No time should be lost in securing Tickets.
Address orders for Tickets to
g. SWAN CO.,
NH Sl-d5:6c,t* Atlanta, Georgia.
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n e SOL UTlON of CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP THE finn of P. eHELIN & co. was
dissolved on LIST January. 1857 by mutual consent
All persons having claims against the late concern
will present them for settle anti and those indebted
to said concern will make immediate payment to P.
PHELIN who alone is authorized to settle the debts
JOHN PHELIN,
NH Si-..3t* PHILIP HELM
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OMNIBUS NUTICE-A
4E3SSS1 -FOUR HORSE oANiBus Ia..
runnIpT On the street from Brook Avenue to Aoc.s
and back fare st cents each way. Persons ~ "a =
to visit the Glass Works. or parties wanuns " s.
d.y or night on reasouahls terms. Apply 70 INV
driver MARCELUs hicks. WHO viii sivs a.s H., r.
sonal attention TO the business and hopest 70 %
rally patronised. Ladies viii find him s,as,s
yer.
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n 49, n CuANEE OF HUI h."
SES1NT Tn. steamboat CURTIS rEen.
= Capt. Jno Davis, will 90 and sssf
Thursday moroips next ID April l.sy. %. wn, nS
at Rockets. every SATURDAY, TuEspA. a,..
THURSDAY mornings, regularly at q oeIoeA' ~
cissly for Portsmouth, and Norfolk. and return es
alternate day. (Sun sy's excepted esvnf 70, -.
at the same hour, 81 o'clock, touching o. an Ine
sulsr landings the River, going and rs,ainpsss
NH SITS u. u hAsnI--
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- kGAKs AND TOBACCO...A choice Sc !.
~ lection OF Havana and Principe segars, and
to any article In the market. For sale by
JNO. w POLLARD, Druggist,
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Hay -65S bales of Northern Hay, car
IL 70 of schr VIM. Bennett, selected expressly
for the retail trade, for sale, to arrive, by
mbSI-St* MARK OOWNEY
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70 saraeF Prime Eastern Rio Coffee. just freed pe
My~ z. z ceFcE & soN.
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1RAGIcAL AFFAIR.-Coroher Par.

1RAGICAL AFFAIR.--Cororer Par
menter, of Newburgh. held an INQUEST
upon the body of Ezra Upderhlll, on
Thursday, who committed suicide on the
night previous by shooting himself with
a pistol. 1t appears that the deceased
and mis- vile separated in April last, and
that previous 70 that time they had lived
very unhapplly together. the principal
cause being Jealousy on her part Since
the separation. up 10 the lst OF June.
MIS-. Underhlliy and her two children
have lived with the ather of the deceas-
ed, and since that time have been living
in Newburg The deceased oLtainrd
from Conrad Da,izsrt, in Golden street,
the loan Ofa double barelled pistol, which
Mr. ID. loaded himself Learning that
his wife was. at the residence OF Mrs.
Coon, he proceeded thither. and alter
considerable difficulty obtained entrance
intoitii house, and presented the pistol
at his vie. which missed fire. He uas
then thrust, out of doors. In about ten
minutes afterwards the report of a pistol
was heard. 1t was not supposed that he
intended TO destroy himself, but that he
was lurkinya near the place waiting Tor
his vile to Come ont. intending to shoot
her. Under this impression, Mrs. Tn
derhill and Mrs. Coon cautiously left the
house in quest of aid, which was procur7
ed, and the unf,rtunate man was found
dead at the bsck-of his wi'e's residence,
having shot himself through the head.
N. T. Herald. .. ......... ID.
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gANfNPLATE.-
Il 20 boxes Roofing Tin, t.f ...r.f 4 gaa rlr-.ffa
% Pigs Block Tin. For sale by
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O..
The NOBTHLESsNEss OF GvLD.-lt IL
stated Nv many Of the SURVIVORS of the
Central Americas passengers, that there
WAS seldom 20 large an amount OF money
owned hy passengers as vas in the case
of those n.ho came by the Central Amer
ics Many were persons of large means,
and there were but very few whose i'm
mediate wealth did not amount to hun
sireds, whiic numbers rt<k.snsSi their
gold by thousands of dollars. The
greater portion Of the passengers were
returned miners, some coming hither to
invest the capital they had realized in
hopes to live life Of greater ease as the
result of their industry. and others to
get their families and once more 20 to
the land Of gold. Bur a the storm con-
tinued to rage, less and less OF gold was
thought Of. and when on Saturda, lit be-
came evident that they were likely at
any moment to he burie,l beneath the
waves, wealthy men diyested them.
selves OF their treasure belts and scattered
the gold upon the cabin floors, telling
those to take it who would lest it's
weIght---a few soHnees or pounds-carry
them to their DEATH sgFnll purses con.
talnIng in some instances 2.OO0. dollars.
we're laying untouched on SOFAS. Carpet
bags were opened by men and the shining
metal WAS poured but on the f or with
the prodieality'o deaths despair One
OF the passengers who had fortunately
been rescued. opened a bag and dash sd
shont the cabin $40 O00Oin gold dust, and
told him who wanted TO crafty his greed
for gold.tO take IT. But 1t was passed
by untouched as the veriest dross. a
few hours telOre be would have struck
iown the man vino would have attempt
ed to take a grain Of which he now
spurnsd from him. 7a
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Goaa1aas5ilIs IN laiIg yourml
The Treasures of tie Deep.

Those Of our readers whose recollec-
ton dates back twenty-five years VIII
remember with what pleasure they were
accustomed to-resd q new poem from
the pen Of Mrs, Hemsns- There are
few female writer's in the whole. range o.
English literature deserving o higher
place. She had not the strong intellect.
the LOFTY imagination and power OF an
alyzing PASSION, possessed by Joanna
Baillie-'S.ster joanna as Walter
Scott was accustomed TO call her--bul
she had the spirit OF true poet, ami
wrote many things that the world should
not Willingly let dieSr The deplorabie
loss OF :he Central America, OF the treas
ure, OF the fair w.nen and brave men,
that with the i'll lated bark, were swal
lowed by the "renioi Se,eSS Sea-" remind
US OF the best Of her short poerus. We
give il below entice, with the sex eeption
OF two stanzas: ~ vsae.u 70 s2esiio
Yet more. the depths have morei What
wealth untold, 5..,,...
Far down. ,nd shining through their still
ness lies Z asI E0H .Tsrsf
Thou hast the starry gems the bnrning gold,
= ". g.
Won from ten thousand royal sIgosies.
Sweep Ger thy spoils, thou wild Kid wrath
ful main -.. ..I... ...
Earth claims not ttsss again.
Yet more, the billows and the depths have
F. 1880 more ! h ''-
High hearts and brave are gathered TO thy
breast ! a .
They hear not now the booming waters roar.
The battle thunders will not break their
rest. fF
Keep thy red gold and gems, thou stormy
graves! .s..ra s-zfg l-t.t
Give back the true and brayel -
Give back the loss and lovely !. those for
whom 4.f-
sa The place was kept at board and hearth SO
.r.,f long. ,rglHJo5 ssi. .ie - 'ss
The prayer went mp through Inidnight's
breat,lcss glcom,
And the vain yearnng woke midst festal
song. .t.,- r1s In an 80
Hold fast thy buried isles, thy towers Ger
-- ze thrown. gro ett t E't' a-'.-
But all is not thine own. -syau
To thee the love of woman hath gone down.
Dark dow thy tides o'er manhood's noble
.Ie head. ~
Ger h'sIbrightiloeks and besuty's flow
cry crown: .-..-r. u1e lIcgt
Yet must thou hear . voice-Restore the
dead ..Hs .t llfptt-l 'tfii'
Earth shall reclaim her precious things from
ait- thee =
r.t Restore tie dead, thou seal
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BOAR DING

SUGARs.-
- - bids Prime ". o. Sugar: an
- bbls Loaf Sugar; 10 tals Powdered Sugar:
81 do Crushed sugar. in store aud Tor ale ty
syts I, n j. EEIMlNE.
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PKrsfN1ArIoN OF y. s1LvER lCo11AR To

PRESENTATION OF h. SILVER Collar TO
THE Doc ErAH.-At the close of the exhibi-
ton of the panorama of DR.. Kahe's Arctic
voyages at the Melodeon, in Boston, Mr..
Lsngborn, editor Of tAeBees was introduced
10 the audience and in a tew remarks. pre-.
sentedAthrough Mr.. William Morten-the
celebrated ESquimsux dog. "Etah." with a
splendid silver collar-thee gift Of few
friends OF Mr.. Morton and his assoclates l1
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RAiLRO IDS.
r AILR Q AD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Is 81.

nN and after THURSDAY, July 81, 1857, and until
further notice, the Mail Passenger train will leave
Evansville AT O'Clock and ~ minutes. A. NJ. Nincen
nes al II IOP.M. and arrive at TerreHaute 2tj NJ
Connecting with trains for Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points last also for trains the Alton rnal
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
Passengers dine at TeTre Haute-Baggage checked to
Inliararp lis.
RETI'RNING-leaye Terre Haute Mt $40 y. ". af-
ter the arrival of trliu- the East and West; Vim
cennes at f:5a y. ~ IN arrive at o:20 =. VI.
Pass.r gers Nv fe>sra arrive at Cincinnati AZ l2t
sar,e evening Cleyptsr at sn next morning instead
Of a::N r.. NJ. ~ w EirIaer arrangement
A MIXED TEAis has been PLACED ON the road he
tween vincennes ard Evansville; leaving NiDcenres
AT $40 M--ard arriving at Evansville at 1919 NJ
Returning lt7ves Evansville az s1A and arrives n
vircennes at6:i5 NJ. connecting with the U. 3 NJ
Road for Cincinnati ard 81. Louis.
OBSERVE,
Passengers arriving Wy this train have over hours
I'm Evansville FOR BUSINESS or PLEASURE. -
Freight Trains North of Vircanres, will run as hit-
to-Lesving Terre aute fer the South at return
ing arrive II T'rre IIalte at 5:S5 ".
Companvs Transpotation Office, head OF Locust street
Evansville.
80 Cars run w indianapolis Tine-s minutes fas-
J. J. DANIELS,
Superinterhert
~ vincannes Gazette, Princeton Claricn, Sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel Register and Mt. Vernon Adyo-
cate take out former advertisinent and Copy. myl'u
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BOOT And SHOE STORE,

VNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
u citizens OF Evansville ard the surroundir coun.
trv that ne has opened retail Rno and Shoe Store on
first street.. between Main aud locust. This. -,
sonDection With his wholesale departt IT. will e
him ~ keep on hand compiete assortment Of ai the
hest qualities OF custom made work, which ~ offers
sell or 20 order cheaper than other establish
ment IN IN ecitv FOR ash All work Is warranted rood
and " anv fsure happens, will he repaired. fre. of
sfHse, ----sd. Eys1g FL. TART.
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sAk. D. BUCRNYEAT.-
- r.fnre a-seIs- a. z. =. c;gSS !. a,,-'e
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EEuGGIES!- ..r ,t, o.,:,N r,FT
y We have some wen finished Leather Ton rec.
auSif HORNpROOK 90.
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EHALL HAgDwARE-----
II lG6 dozen Shovels aud spadsa4 ..-.a.r
20 do Wood Saws; I,hE go 80
q do Coal Hods;
100 pairs Pire Irons; ,ff 4 fr8 -If.Ea f.-lia
70 dozen Meat Cutters:
10 do Sausage suffers; p BIS .Tefi
Is do Apple Psrers.
septl' g0 - BABCoCK q s0ENfA0.-
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STOR SALE s--..,s .,-,f...... L..-l.-.
4 A good substantial SHOW CASE, vi counss
TO match, will be sold cheap for cashiy .l ~ lIlUF
BTTTROLFf son,
augl1 u Main street between Tirstand Second. ul
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DCRF CIDER vNFGAR-
sw Iallons ~ Pure Ciier Vinegar, choice arti-
augssl SAM vICKERY's.
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MISCELLANEOUS. - :.
M. l.. JOHNsORsS

B OOK BIN d 4 r. Yes-
SIGN or rfiE LARGE LRpers, OWE ca1scsFr oese
.. t. -. ;sANx. ~ s.1fs4 all
yc AvING nlsterials OF AL kind, I am prepared -
get up BLANK BOOKS at the Shorten noe1oeI
ard as cheap Is tan he got in any ether city.
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saree alt Look to home manufactures gentle
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-22
DIED,

On the I'D instant, at O'Clock A. n after long
and painful illness, MARY JANE DODSON, wife
of Jacob Dodson, aged % years ~
Her funeral will take place on Tuesday, I'D inst,
a. o clock ? M from her late residence on L St,
DetWeen Ilth and 18th streets. The friends and &C
attend. ~ rs
Of one day, MARY ELIZABETH STELi,E. in
ant daughter Of Fl. NJ. B. and Edith Mcpherson,
aged months and q DAYS. = ~
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF its grand father, No. $50 18th street,
O'Clock.