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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-16
Anri.

There we're over hundred applicants for
the six land Offices in Nebraska. Chapman
the delegate from that Territory, recommend.
ell that residence only be secured there, the
outside pressure preventing entire accomplish
ment Of his wishes
The following had been appointed: --Dis-
trict, Jno. G. Register, Jno. H. Turk, Patrick,
Receiver. South Platte DistIic.--ls,ac L.
Gibbs, Register, Edward Distand, OF Ala,
Receiver. Number District-Geo. H. Nixon,
Of Tenn, Register. Andrew Hop kins, of Penn,
Receiver. .as
There is little doubt Gov. lizard will be re-
moved. No successor yet designated. 1<'
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WESTERN book, MUSIC


- ~ ASH~1D- 10
The subscriber respectfully announces tia. h. IA.
just opened the above estabnshment in the
r,, new building Of Henry w, Starr, Esa.
rhird ST. next north OF the Barrel House. moe In a.
Huntington, Iowa
" rs stock consists Of the largest assortu.,. .,
- BOOKS AND STATIONERY ever brought v,s.
Books Of the lates; and best editions saact4a a ~
wants OF schools and libraries Of every grade and yes
GERS OF every age eias. and taste fne stationery Of
every hihd paper blank books, &c of the VERY ha.t
quality at the lowest prices. An experiences of m.nv
years in the bookselling and publshne business ~.
EASTERN cies, extensive Acquaintance and avorahl.
arrangements with the largest PublIshiug Hna.as 80
In this department.
Piano Fortes Which for beauty and po,v-
with any in the United States The eanssestnp 900
subscriber with the Mandatory where thsse in..,.
m men are made enables him to give full guarantee
that every instrument will give entire sasfsctian as
WIN De exchanged or the purchase money refun
Melodeons-From the celebrated n.c,fsc.
.ory OF geo Prince Co., which Of itsei 10 sussctest
guarantee Of their excellence
Musical Instruments .-Inchnd;np C,;..,.
violns Flutes, Caironetts, violuc eos. Aceo,dsons
Music Boxes, &c, &C. Also, Violin strings and Musie
Merchandise generally.
Sheet Music Embracing the ls,est and
most popular publications az we'll "A shs n,na,..i.
OF Standard Classical Authors
Geld and Silver Watches and Ch sau.
"nioh nave been purchased, and win be sold At nuch
sssc,x :. e usual prices and every article viii p.o
Hats and Caps Comprising in. as.o.t.
ment OF Soft Hats and Silk Plush and Cloth Car.
which VIII be sold at Wholesale or Retail Al isr.s ~
ces than at any other House 10 the State -
Fancy Goods.-Consisting Of Gold Pen, and
Pencils Pocket Books, Port Monaies. Hair nr..h 80
Combs, Ladies Retcuirs Razors Strous Scsns 49,.
Fl Fh do flowers Lyons Katharon, Boyes Aypsriaa
psrvx, 2
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ST. LOIRE Anr;I

ST. Louis. April 7.
A collision occurred at O'Clock this after
noon, on the Ohio and Mississippi and Terre
Haute and Alton Railroads, at the crossing at
jamestown. Both engines were thrown from
the track and badly injured. Daniel Jackson,
runner on the Ohio and Mlssissippi train,
was killed. A brakeman on the Terre Hante
and Albany train had a leg broken. No in
juiries to passenger cars or passengers.
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Sr. LouIs. AnriI q

ST. LOUIS, April g..
The Lecompton correspondent Of the Dem
ocrat, SAYS The census takers Of Kansas are
doing their work in very bad manner, miss,
ing some neighborhoods entirely. and not TAX.
ing the names Of half the actual residents in
others
Much quarrelling has taken place between
the sqnatters and land associations in different
parts of the territory. eTf
Several Deputy Msrshals were arresting DO
litical prisoners on charges growing out Of
difficulties which occurred last summer.
AT a democratic meeting held in this city
last night, Huntingdon. editor OF the Leader,
read letter rom Col. Benton which deponn.
ccesand repnd,ates the emancipation movement
in this State,
Upwards ct million and quarter dollars
has been subscribed for the establishment Of
six banks to he started in this city soon. The
hooks are all closed nntili after the organiza-
ton and election o. dire tors, when they will
again be opened.
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New ORLEANs.

John Oxnard, exchange dealer. Taft for New
York Sunday morning, having swindled houses
here to the amount OF 500 900.
1t Is supposed tina. the recent cold weather
has done some injury to the cotton and sugar
crops.
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e. The last speech Of Louis Napoleon
1000 words lohg, was transmitted to Roue.,,
sixty miles from Paris, in two hours. This is
the fastest telegraphic performance on record
in France. ~ ai9s ea
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Mails TO CHINA.-Notice has been given
by the British Post Office to our Government
OF recent establishment Of packet commu-
nication with China in connection with the
overland mails. The mails for China will ac-
cordingly be made up at the London Post
Office on the Goth and 25th, as well as the 4th
and 10Th Of each month.
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e. At the annual meeting OF Theodore
Parksr's Society in Boston, held last week, it
was voted to increase the quarterly salary Of
the pastor, the Rev. Theodore Parker, from
u 60 to 90 son. Il was also voted to give Mr..
Parker vacstson d nix months, on account
q bic health. asd 10 supply the pulpit during
that time.
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a The Rev. Calvin Cotton, well known
.: the writer Of the '.Junias Tracts,' p series
2. ppnilea' pspers "f great popularity in the
speeches and correspondence Of Henry Clay,n
died few days since II Savannah, Geo., With
r:hs bad gone in pnrsuit Of health. asra
. @ The voeslist Russell proposes vi.itin.
Canada shortly. si,a 'sI .'eI' q IL !
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BosroN, April II

BosroN, April IL.
The fremont Temple Baptist society passed
resolution, expressing unsbated confidence in
the integrity ct their Pastor, Mr.. Kalioch, and
earnestly reqlesting HIM to resume his services
as their Pastor. t~~'-'sA ~ a2F eo4
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BOsToN, April

BOSTON, April II.
Chief Justice Shaw to day viii pronounce
sentence Of death on James MCGEE and Jas.
L Catar for the murder Of the Warden and
Deputy Warden Of The State Prison. The
senieace takes effect after ] years imprisen-
ment.
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v AsHrNcroN. Anril "a.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
No mail beyond Wilmington N. c., has
been received. It brings no news Of impor-
lance. Kirby Benedict has been re-appointed
associate Justice IT the Supreme Court Of New
Mexico. The Administration have acted on
all cases except fosr. where commissions r.
Custom House officers have expired. The
o,her commissions will not expire till 1853
The naval Court Of Enquiry met this morning
and arranged the prelmiuaries Of its proceed
ings. The circular of the Secretary of the
Treasury to Collectors, respecting the Tariff
will not be issued for two weeks.
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The Boston Mercantile Hall was dense-
~ crowded Sunday evening on the occasion Of
lips.
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Groceries, Clothing and . splendid stock Of cueeos
ware, direct from Boston that will be sold at very low
prices.
Another lot Of those cheap Lawns and Oa.sAsms
Sholies and Berages, together with eoed i've 81
prints
Black Plain and Plaid silks. choice stock Of Bon.
nets soft straw, gimp and silk.
hne assortment of variety goods. ladies and zen.
tsm.n please can and examine for yourselves and ws
VIII convince You that we buy goods at the lowest
ngures and are always ready TO give bargains 70 our
customers.
" We are very thankful for the liberal patronage
ceive astiil larger one this season.
April ls.no16ly
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g Madame Leyert Of Mobile 10 said to
be the authoress Of the popular novel in reply
to "Dred," called "ri. for Tat"
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Nrlu Aobrrtisemnts.
AN ORDINANCES

AN ORDINANCE
NOR the continuance Of the ordinancs Of The fewH
II of 0uumwa for City government Az
Be 1t ordained by the Council Of the city a. Oltuu.
wa, that the ordinances passed BY ne srss Trustees
ofthe town Of Ottumws be hereby enacted except ss
far as they conflict with the City Charter 70 Be Of fun
force and effect ordinances Of the city Of Otttmva
April ID, D7-nols D. ,. GAYLORD, Mayor
J. D. DsvM Reeordsf,
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New YoRK, APP

n '"T."|" tNE" AURhs 2NpTII "
I The IIrraid's Washington correspondent
says the GoverHorship of Utah was offered
to Col. Nc Cnlloch and declined Also, that
the friends Of Gov. Geary ore urging his ap.
pointment to that office.
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BosToN.

BOSTON, April 3.
The jury in the Kalloch case disagreed, and
were discharged They stood for acqnittal
to 4 for conviction.
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The WASHINGTON EPIDEMIc.-From all
the symptoms Of the case, in connection with
other facts, we have no doubt that the disease
which led to Mr.. Lanes death had its origin
in the "National epidemic,o and that soas the
effect Of poison. On this point the PhiIadel-
phia Times says an eminent physician of that
city, who has had several persons under his
care, seeking relief from the effects of the
mysterious sickness contracted at the Federal
Capital, maintains the theory that it resulted
from premeditated attempt to poison the in
mates Of the National Hotel He bases bis
opinion upon the fact that none of those who
dihed at the public table were attacked; and as
to the story OF the rat-posoned water it is re-
futed, becaus the tank is only used for washing
while the drinking water is brought through
pipes from adistance. The sickness original
ly broke out during Mr.. Buchanan's first visit
TO the hotel; ceased, when he left for Wheat
land; and upon hireturn, after fortnight's
absence, it became more violent than ever
Tn" President was warned, by anonymous let
tiers, not to enter and drink in that house, and
under the advice Of friends, although he re-
turned to the hotel from feeling of regard for
its worthy proprietors, he never broke bread
nor emptied glass in it. until he took up his
residence in the Presidential mansion. Occa-
sional visitors, who did not board there, but
used the bar, were not afflicted, while nearly
all the occupants Of the dining room were
more or less Frustrated. tits revolving idea
that such depravity could lind a place in hui
man breas, as thus to imperil life, without re
gsrdto who would be the victims; but the med
ical gentleman who has laid down this theory
has examined the whole subject most carefully
and his deduction seems almost irresistible.
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NO. 1 g

O. The Lancaster (Pa,) Express says that
"~hen the news of the confrma ton Of Gov.
Geary's resignation, with the appointment OF
southern pro-slavery man in his place, was
received. the Democrats Of Ionesdale placed
their flag with the Buchanan streamer 1t half
last" This was in one of the counties ia
which Senator Bigler "was authorized 10 say
that Mr.. Buchanan ives in favor Of freedom
in Kanas." The Democrats Of Honesdale''
must be most unsephisticated sort q people.
We Should have supposed they bad been en-
rolled lcrg enough not to he surpIied It %
tri1ng discrepancy between profession and
practice az thia r.. e
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dsa,nst Co1rterf eitiKg Ba~k Nosss3
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e he is the greatest Judge o. naosy RI
9 - . Money living I
5 CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPER ,
g BETTER THAN THE BEsr1N
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GNrentest discovery OF the present C>nta,,.
E ~. rejecting Counterfeit Bank Meta !, t,F {
Exhibiting !. s xsnu.s: .v BIZ Y Ana
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No index - a srsa,ns, instantaneoas! aa
But 80 .mpasd and arranged ss. sSs sSns
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!. does more than ever has been attempted 81 IN.
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and as Win paper win be about By = ,aoA,s
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80 ORIENTAL LIHI,s s,.es 80
.hI aescn9ing the most pesplexipg pesitions In
haxs ,ne Ladies and Gentfsmsn q tAst eosntry
unue throughout the whole yeer. M nm sreys
us moss entertaining ever o6ersd q ths f1kaic
Furnished weekly 70 snbscsibsrs esly, u
"sysH. All letter. must be addfes6sd "a
p,h,,.h. JOHN g DYE. Broker,
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A meeting Of the citizens Of Ottumwa was
held at the Court Honse, on Saturday evening
April 18th for the purpose Of hearing the In
augeral Of Mayer Gaylord. and witnessing tn.
installation of the city officers. Mr.. Newton
Hill was called to tho chair, and DR.. ThraIl
appointed Secretary. On motion Of Mr..
Washburn, Mr.. Gaylord was called to de-
liver his inaugural address,. After the ad-
dress Mr.. Campbell clerk # the Court admins
istered he oath Of Office to d. F. Gaylord,
Mayor, James d Devin, Recorder, e Wash
burn, Treasurer, H. B. Jones, Assessor, John
A. Newman. Marshall; d. b. Abrams, F.
w. Hawley. T. Bigham, Alderman LIST. Ward.
II. P. Graves, A. Hawkins, 2nd Ward. C.
Lawrence. w. L. Orr A. Hammond, Sd.
Ward. Adjourned.
N. C. HILL, Chairman.
S. b. THRALL. Sec " q H. Is
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ST. Louis, OFyScsAi.-The c1isinl eoun
in st. Louis stood as follows:
Winner. Emancipationist, b,Ae7
Pratte, Border Ruffian, 3.1og
Lane, American, 1854
Winner has plurality Of !, T2s, ard be lacks
but lob votes Of having as many as both Of the
other candidates
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TO THE LADIRa-

VIZ andessignedh now prepared 70 do III kinds Of
For farhss stamping and win .so isscA he Art
or az me residence Of Dr.. 4. ., Mood. = -
no H-n 0so D. Woop,q
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ca Cincinnati and Milwaukee are reported
by telegraph as having elected mainly tie
"Citizens' Tickets" for Charter Officers, in
opposition to that labeled ssDemocratic. ~
This vote has no political significance, but it
implies that the electors regard personal fitness
rather than partisan orthodoxy ir The cho ce
Of Municipal oficers-which eyinces excel
lent sense on their part.
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n o ME- y ssesa II. 4
a IL who IRE indebted - JOHN O. sWAnsA CO &
sr, ~ the accounts are now n {kelr kan6e for
s~nIs's snd Asy hrss - 'oo1fDcsS& r g =
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s. b. THRALL, Sec.y. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-17
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C.

ItuRpsIvss GIFTS. se"-i-ii"g OF Gtsgn"t
- Illustrated looks aud aney Aft.s q 80 ne taste Of
old AaA yaung by PANNf 'hhisTlAs.
Shakespeare ia vaflsu' .,yle' some eleesai,
Byron va
living. wort. bonnd IN Eogll.a caf beautiful
IT, Poetiesi Works - Milton Gray Burns IIemans
Moore Montgomery Pope, Lnnstelow, Willis, sTaar
ney a.legAntly bouudin he AhtIque siyie
Poets aud Po'tr! Il America
the Aneents
Homes 81 American Auihor' elegantly alnsirated,
American Scenery
Iar0nes Of Shsk .prare
Leaflets of Memory. with 10 beautiful illustrations
MaeAuleyis Miscellaneous Essays. vols. Cali.
Rhyme and Ronnleasea In rfaize u a country iife
GraYa LleRy. elegantly bound aud tllustrated
The Rhine at the ancient Mariner
Poetry II Fields do Of til" Moods do Year all
pretty presentation books and new
Republic an Court, very beautifully illustrated
fnrats Of the Female Afoerscy Of the Court Of Queen
Victoria.
FLORAL dea. sne" and beautiful Annual,
The Winter Wreath
florAi Ksepsake with 80 elegant eoored engrA,ings
Gem of the season. new Annual
The Token
Perry. Expedition 10 Japan Illustrated
Tho Deserted Village, by Goldsmith illustrated,
Ghrsan.s Daily Walk.
Chrora aud other Regions Of the Conquerers aud Con-
qnefed.
Ornaments ~ Meinaiy or Beauties Of History
Romance and Poetry very elegantly ulustratcd,
Souyenler 81 Friendship. very pretty
Dickens Works - vols splcDddly bound and illustrated
Pulpit EGqurnee by Fisk
With other smaller beautifully got mn for pres
cuts Also large supply Of Blbles Prayer, Hymns
styles of binding very splendid Also Fancy articles
ns low as they can he had in tho city.
Rep copy 1dec tais
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THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN TO

BYNCHBIkG An RICHMOND
Fara from LynrhLurg to Buchanan. ......-.sl 80
From l.YuchburK 10 Charlottesville. 80
the I'D of October Packet Boats will Leave
Buchanan a. NJ. and Lynchbnrg i71 4. NJ, Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday and arrive IN Richmond second day
O'Clock a. NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving .'acburg at u T. NJ
reach at I0i A. day arrive In Char
loitcsyilr Al 81 + Leave Lynchburg Tor buchanan aud
Lexington att NJ, Mouday, wednesday and Friday, and
arrive Al Z l. NJ
From Lynehburg 10 Richmond time aud distances in
card below
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These vessels tho first class built city Bal
hprrssy for this trade and have
daaus passengers They commanded by experienced
well qualified for the trade, and who will
eArrtlon accommodate They will owod up
by aud may be relied sail promptly
adNerzcd
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
their ship by this line, freight Will
taken as low by other line 81 Packets, and
egory will b. made by the in Richmond and
New give effected
the Richmond Association by this line per
Wo respectfully ash and hope To suereed in obtaining iu
share OF patronage.
foods shipped by this line NcwYork will be forwarded
commission New Orleans, Mobile. Charleston Sa
Aaunal u other southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie Richmond in the Dock, in New York
at berth 30 House slip. Of Wall Street.
DAVID ~ WIN CUKHfE, Richmond, I ,,,,,,.
G. H. PIEKSON n. Y, ''e9
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~ y III W ToItsac, 10y 5 ENINSON Y EDDI III. who
nave no" IN Store superb Stock embracing French Gorlnl
BRUSH aud American Fabrics all of whch elected
with great care and attention 10y finn al The very
lowest cash prices
NOR" inviting Stock for The North C,r.u,
ana Virginia trade cannot be exhibited North South
fnctnai and responsible buyers invited t. give m
stock an cNamhaiion and Judge for themselves sfNs
ana lfetS, No. - ~ 81 SNeam Susci.
Pete Nst
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~ Abraham Mills. Modern Greece by Henry Baird 4
Nov Work by the Author Of the Wide Wide World Wtddi
~ Fast Living 1ha Old Regime and the Revolution by -
Tongue VILE MHan Lester, the Mothers Mistake Conn
dental efiors Napoleon and Josephine Memior Of CHS
holm Poems by smith lleadcys Life Washington iustra
ted colt M Life aud Times ot Henry Clay, DE In Iloddcs
History Of the Socoiios u France Woods
just suodj Ihorapeutcs harmacoogy Ihaululness by
j. u Taylor Life an Essays OF Beninnn Franklin,
FoSc buxton Life aud Adventures Of eckwourh liar.
pcra Magazine ot October Gudys do do just by
Express LAkGIORNE MALKUP
mn
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MS BRO DYflss, Richmond, Va, beg inform the
citizens o INnchbnrg that they pared to execute
description Of SIX Cotton Wooion dyeng Clean
Ing well be York
machinery aud the very best OF workmcn, aud
satisfaction patrons Mcrno, silk and DE Lain
dresses dyed In fashionable eoors, suit the the
Shaws every description dye cleaned Grape
SlN- dyed scarlet, crimson other coors equal
Cd NcNe dyed equal to silk dresses cleaned
stains removed We intend do work equal
my establishment in the United States. pcctfuly solicit
i patronage of the ctizeuso Lynchhug and vicinity Gen
tlemcn Garments dyed and cleaned o look equal
DENNIS n BRO,
surrossorso W Hines, Franklin opI osito Mcopoli
Hail Richmond, I,rp4dis
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(tKONUONt. a TIPNAN, Den Irrs IN Gently
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, llU Main Street. Rich
mond Va, ie5G Fall Stock leJ6.
In calling attention the Stock of Goods introduced by the
Subscribers perhaps would he well notice the fact Of
rapidly increasing with all sections Of the State during
the have been located in Richmond And intro
dutiion Is AWAY necessary take advantage Of
his medium hy which make ourselves known expecting of
course, that examination all parties will judge for them
selves particular being perfectly satisfied that
the customers notions aud Judgment must he consulted
W. receiving Fa Stock and purchasers
that Gents Wearing Apparel Will
lines will all times he
iouad complete sothat each customers ants will BE- supplied
Having facility for thc prosecution OF our bust
hope make the fact to customers and
satisfactory trade During the last year have tit
mp xpressy Gents Furnishing Goods
find thing pertaining to that Department
the Clothing Department the Stock to
M point Of durability Fit and Styles. because
MAXI thing oely aud have hesitation In say ing
goods will be equal to the best order work In the
country Watching the changes OF Fashion parties
of finding the latest aud Store,
subject to their inspection and approval cali is solicited by
GROSiOSG Il TITpMAN.
No Mai ST Rich va
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y HAIIIMoREAND RICHMOND, by steam a.nxnLL11s
a. E11NlblNE AMI IDtAIG&1AS== The
81 EAMER BLIN1BERE leaves Baltimore every SAIHR.
bA( AfIEkNoON fer Richmond Returning, leaaes III II
MoNp efuy II ESbAN AFTERNOON for Baumu1r
The FOCAHoNrAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
AINItAG AFItKNODN for III, lnoud. leturung -,
RICHMOND every SAlU RDAN AFTERNOON ier Lsla
liurre
shippers Baltimore by these Boats have tlci
goods here every Monday and Friday ct each week.
marcy LUDIAM a WATSON. Richmond Va.
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u WARE HOT Sc, NO 81 BoLLINGBKo0K 81 rrIrns
BURG Val have established the transaction Of
General Iron, steel and Metal Business nvn the at
on of Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visiting tli,
market 10 an examination of my large varied assortment
my arrangements being such will enable to sell AT t,
lowest rates RAD Roads, Machnists Backsniil and the
trade generally Will find 1t to their Naue my stock
before purchasing elscw here.
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