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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23

RECEPTION OF GEN SCoTT.-The city council
of Roxbury Mass, have voted TO extend to Gen.
Scott an invitation to visit that city on his way to
Boston, to attend the festivities of the 18th Of
June, and appointed q committee to make the me-
cessary arrangements.
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Naval Board of vfstters.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The annual Board o,
Visitors to the Naval Academy has been appointed
to consist of Capts Pendergrasf, Loundes ana
Wilkes and Commanders Kennedy and Page
The examinatio commences on the LIST OF June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23

ChoWAs BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. - This reli
gous body has just closed ts session in BERTHE CO.
North Carolina From report submitted to i,
we learn that 49,, Oootowards permanent endov
ment Of Wake Forrest College has been raised.
and the prospect is good for $4,000.
Large contributions were made during the mas,
year 70 the mission cause, both home and foreiOn
TO the bible cause, to the cause of educ alton. e.
&C. One church contributed rs much as $40 OO0 n
these vari,us objects. The next session of The
Association will be held with the church at Gre.i
Fork, Nansemond county, Virginia, Elder J. j
Lausdell TO preach the Introductory sermon.
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BURNED TO DEATH While woman named
Ellen Rilly, residing in New York, was in the act
OF lifting pot off the stove, on Tuesday, her
clothes caught fire, and before assistance could be
procured she was Sd badly burned that she died
at halt. past seven in the evening.
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The Kansas Aid Bill ia the Massachusetts
LeGislature.

BOSTON, May % The House of Delegates, by
a large msjoriiy, have refused TO concur Ia the
Senafe's amendment TO the 100000 appropria-
ton bill to Kansas, making the appropriation con.
tingent upon the opinion of the Supreme Court OF
thu State
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CAPTURED.-The Indian Enos, who was Ere.
mont's first guide across the plains, has been cap
sured and taken to Port Oxford, Oregon, for trial,
for being the chief of a gang that murdered the
Indian agent Wright and bis party year since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23

EY 81 CENT Portraits Of q better quality than can
be ob:.ined elseu for 81 co. 400 taken daily at
the great Depot 1879 Main street, TYLER 4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23

| COMMISSION ON COTTON. - The commission
merchants of Savannsh have entered into mutual
agreement to charge 2! per cent commission on all
cotton sold by them, instead of so cents per BALE
| as has heretofore been the customary rate. This
arrangement is to take effect from and after the
first of August next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23

IMMIGRATION During the four months ending
May 1s., II pa emgrants left Bremen for the United
States in AZ vessels, while during the same period
last year. only 984 passengers in SO vessels sailed
from there, thus showing increase Of 230 over
the number who enisrat.d isst ve.r.
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Health OF Senator Butler of South Caro-


AUGUSTA, GA May 22-Accounts from Judge
Buffers residence yesterday report bis health de-
'' His relations regard his case as hopeless He
will never rise fr8m his bed.
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CARLISLE (PA } BARRACKS.-A stable at thes,
| barracks was destroyed by fire on Monday. Col
May, 10 rescung several horses, was considerably
Injured by one of them, and boy received q kici
which will probably prove fatal. A soldier, sus
pected of firing the premises has been arrested -
Loss to the government about $500
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FINANCIAL AND COMM ERClAL.

Bale, in New York, Thursday OF $500 Va. 81
BIS, at s9l4, and 500 do at s9li.
Richmond Markets, May %
FLOUH-We qncts Flour to day, at $72507 3d.
Tn sre is nothing doing IN the market.
WHGAT-Prine white $170 prime red 81 60
an advance of eents.
CORN-Ealss Yesterday at % cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23

HARD TIMEs.'-The Dahlonega Uumpkin CO =,
Ca Mountain Signal says:-The cry of hard
times is to be heard in all quarters of the up
try. In Gilmer, Fannin, Union and our own coun-
.y, provisions are becoming exceedingly scarce,
and we fear that many of our people will suffer
greatly before the harvest season rolls around
Many of the families now in our county, from
what we can learn, have been without meat for
weeks, and but small allowance of bread. Many
cattle and hogs are dying from hunger. gentle
man informs US, who has just passed through Fam
min and Union counties. that he scarcely passed a
farm which did not give evidence of some decayed
carcass, many of which he saw. Truly! the times
are becoming distressing
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q To Merchants, Mechanics nnd thers
Merchants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING
FOSTERS, &c, &c. printed, are invited to call d
our extensive Job Office, which 10 supplied with 81
most every variety of type, embracing all the lstss
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Busi
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy. cannot DO sx
eelled.
Wedding. Party and Ball TICKETS. and viEtial
and At Hone CARDS, printed In the neatsst posi-
BILE style.
Az work executed ct short notice aud at the low
est Cash PRICES. A call from those desirins any
description OF Printing. 10 respectfully asked ct tbs
"DlSPAfCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18TH streets, where can be seen soma Of the 6nssl
specimens Of printing ever executed in this eountry
JNO D HAMMEReLEY 4 CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23

INLAND TRADE-The St. Louis Iutelligencer
mentions the arrival in the st. Louis market of
100 bales of hay from Charleston, S. G., by way of
the newly completed Memphis and Charleston
road 1: was offered at the prices of the best Illi-
nois hay and at that rate the owner will realize
profit One firm has already shipped large in.
voices of bacon and rope to Georgia by this route
Of the latter. at time, to the value of thirteen
thousand dollars. Other firms are also filling
Southern orders, and heavy trade is about to be
in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23

DOSE OlNTMENT-An infallible rrme.
IL dy for the cure of letter, Rngworm. and all GU.
taneous eruptions. This composition IL perfectly
SAFE and can be used In the delicate cases We
have been preparing this for ten We ars and
have known 1t to fail, when used according to
directions Prepared only AID for sale BY
p. JOHNsTON BRO.
my % Drusgists, u.s. Main It,
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NINSV BODh FOR CHILUREN--
l. Published by J. w. RANDOLPH.
Price Is cents
VAUGaAE'S ABECEDARIAN; or, First Book
for shildrer designed to render the Learning OF the
AlIhsb bot and OF Elementary Spelling and Defining,
pleasing and iutslleetus AID 30 fix in the mind ha-
ton of words and to the meaning of words and
through their application to their appropriate objects
to ircuicete the love of nature and natures God.
BY MRS. 8. A. VAUGHAN.
TA copy will be sent BY mail (post paid) to ar
teacher who will remit 10 sts my 23-2t
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Yeatman mrs Ann n
aENTLEMEN'S LIST.

dENTLEMENS LIST.
A
Allen AD Adams Danl L Audery Sd
Archie Branch o Atkinson Jas Atkison VIM
Alley Crawford Abraham Joseph Allen VIM NJ
Allen Chas
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Dill PARROW.
ID THE OLD VIRGINIA
FLAT-FOOTED CORNFTELD NEGRO,
Will arrive here in few days.
OLD JOE SWEE NEY
ORIGINATOR OF THE b ANJO,
IS COMING.

my $3.50 Aeent.
NTOTIGN-I have this day appotDted WIN
~ Fl. BENSON as my agent to conduct ina ous !.
mes, ard trade Of q Merchant Tailor, in the city OF
Richmond and the said Benson is authorized BY me
con-sa of hin buainess as Merchant Tailor in my
name. and to collect all debts which may become
dina to in the course of said business, and to give
receipts for the same.
my % --2w ChAS. TALnOTf
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- u n + LkMkN,S We ~ r n
-3sLlPPEkS.-Jpst received as No. as on.
pcsite 81. Charles Hotel at ~r
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- GkNTLEM KN'r p n IN ELLA
sHoEs-Just the thing for tender feat
10 to No. 4s, opposite st. Charles HoteI At
ny 70 WAL6B,R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23

GEORGE NJ WEaTS,
nv 23-lt Book and Stationery Store.
VALUABLE a ACRE LOT an SYDNEY.
' WITH NEAT DWELLING. &c, THERE.
ON, FOR SALE.-We authorized to sell the
valuable FUR acre Lot, In Sydney. with the build.
by Mr. Dunnavant, but racently by Mr.. Patterson.
II will be sold at fair p,ioe. long credit. Ap.
Ply to GODD1N l. APPERSON,
my 23-6t Auctiorears.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-05
RIyER INTELLIGENCE.

OF We are under obligations to the officers
of the Alvin Adams FOR files OF late st. Louis
papers The Adams left St. Louis Monday
evening at dark and arrived here at midnight
Tuesday.
o. The Rainbow came down yesterday at
noon with large freight. AS she backed
out she came in collision with the Ranger
damaging the latter somewhat.
CT The Fashion came down yesterday for
St. Louis crowded with passengers. Mr.
Gus Smith, the clerk has placed us under
renewed obligations for his attentions. The
Fashion passes up every Saturday morning.
For THE WABAsH.-The steamer Ranger
Will leave this morning at ten O'Clock for
Mount Carmel and other places on the Wa
bash. Shippers will be in season If they will
hurry down their goods early.
o. The good old steamer Fashion passed
down for st. Louis yesterday morning. Her
captain and clerk did not forget the usual
compliment OF papers.
o. Freishts from the Wabash and Green
river still continue to como forward in in1i-
spensible quantities. y large portion Of tie
hog products are still behind.
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tinue to hold our position among the great

tinue to hold our position among the great
leading powers of the world.
Mr. Bschanan read his address from manu-
script. which he held in his hand-his voice
was clear, but owing to the crowd many Of
whom could not see him, there was some In
terruption and all Of the address was not dis
tinctly heard. There was much applause at
those portions which referred to tie equality
of the States--thc evil OF geographical par
ties and the naturalization laws. Beyond the
fa;nting Of = few ladies in the crowd, no Incl
dents OF an unpleasant nature occurred. The
procession was the finest ever seen in Wash
ington, and the number of people in the city
exceeds anything ever known before. There
were many banners bearing appropriate de-
vices. There were several revolutionary Gags
from Virginia, which excited much attention.
Chief Justice Taney administered the oath
Of Office CT one and half o'clock, and vas the
FIST 10 congratulate the President and Vice
President. .
Ex-president Pierce, Senator Bisler and
other prominent politicians, were on the pOr-
tico during the ceremony.
BosToy, March 4.
The brig Ellen Maria, from Frank FORT for
CaTdenas, went ashore on Monday at Cape
Cod. The captain and two inen lost.
The Ellen Alaria had on board Capt. Treat
and crew late OF the barque Churchill of
Frankfort lost near Cardenas. Capt. Treat
and five OF his men perished William Clark
and Wizard pilot were also drowned.
BosToN, March Z.
Both branches Of the Legislature to-day
passed resolution to sympalhise with the
family Of Dr. Kane.
NEW YoRK, March f.
The steamship Asia sailed at noon for Liver
POOL. She takes out S1,45o000 in specie.
The Deficiency Bill failed to receive the
Signature Of President Pierce, and is not a
law.
CHICAGO, March 4.
Yesterday while n man in Marine Bank
was counting GOO dollars man on the floor
beside him, looking away moment the mon
ey was stolen. No clue yet to the Thief or
the money.
BUYcURAs, Ono, March 4.
The large ard spacious Court House in
Buycuras Crawford county, was crowded to
sudOcatloh to-day to hear the testimony be-
fore Justice Smith in the examination of
Robert Jackson, Geo. ". Arnold, n. T..
Romond, II Tate, Thos. Tate, and John Tate
on charge Of stealing from the cars Of P. H.
w. and g. railroad. The evidence was Of the
most conclusive kind. Five men held to bail
in 81 900 each, and one, John Tate in $500.
With one exception all have been committed
in default to the jail OF Wyandotte county.
The grand jury Of Wyandotts and Crawford
counties have returned bills of indictment
against 12 more Of tho thieves for stealing
from the cars of the same company. The
above arrests were made by 4. Pinkerton OF
the Northwestern police agency at Chicago,
assisted by constable Hayne Of Pttsburg.
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or We learn that a subterranean Brewery
is in contemplation among the other improve
nents OF the city the ensuing season. Messrs-
Cook & Rice have made arrangements to con-
struct large rooms In the side of"McDowell"s
hill", receding far back, accessible only by
small passages, fer the storing of Lager Deer.
Their principal object in building in this
singular way is to secure uniformity Of tenn
perature which is essential to the perfection Of
the article.
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fST It will be seen By advertisement that
Messrs. Summers Sc Wood, well known to our
citizens have effected partnership to car
~ on that branch OF business hereafter
under the above firm.
We need only mention, that they can do up
with dispatch and in frst rate style oil orders
required.
Some elegant specimens of their work may
always be found in their shop from which to
select the most approved styles in use.
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For the Journal.
Ma. EDIrcz:-For The benefit of the afflicted well
=, public expressio Of my gratitude 20 Mrs. Wash
burn, dcsiro present to your readersa plain state
men! Of facts concerning my sudden and efsciea cure
while under her care.
For three years had been under medical treatment
la California, during which time M physicians did lii
lie else than aggravatc my disease. Being pronounced
ineurabe on the e0:h of November l left for home
with ray last hope exiinsuishcd. Hearing while in
Cincinnati Of several remarkable performed by
Mrs. W. in that city, md seeny her pamphlet well au
thentcated, my eredulty in he.supernatural suf
ncently aroused to ..try the spirit" in my
when came TO the medium, the 10th OF January
1877 my right leg was Tarayzed as 10 be entirely dis
nblsd and had not borne pound of weight On Il for
g. least months; my right nearly use
less Besides this was suffering with a chronic
dyspepsia together with spinal and throat affection.
Mrs. w. first examined me under spin. influence in
which examination she pointed out every ache and
pain experienced or bad experienced during my ong
Illness. When thus Influenced, the spirit holding ''pcs
session" commenced making manipulaiions down my
arm aud leg; all my pains were removed and
within ten minutes arose ard walked without the aid
OF erutches, have used them since that time;
other diseases have rapidly yielded. aud | am once
more s well
Thi. statement 10 byno ggeraled but is ain
pho ruta and those who from established prejudice.
would doubt the existence or this healing power. say
ing Moses and the Prophets do net sanction it, and the
words Of Jesus viz: .'He that believeth me, the
works that do shall no do also, could not possibly bs
true in modern iimes--to them respond know arr
healed. And should others IKE Pharisees exclaini
.'sive God the praise for know this woman TO be
sinner a. the 'sbliud man. would answer, il she Jt
ssuner know i; but this do know, that wheres
was sore'y afflicted am now, well, and was lame,
walk. JOHN AOORMAW.
PITrsFi-Lp LUIS, Feb. leth 1857.
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bort of Gpansuillc.
ARRITALs AaO DEPlnTUREa

EUROPA, from Wabash TO Cairo.
GOLDEN GATE, from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
OHIO, from New Orleans to Cincinnati
CHASCELLoR,'fr from New Orleans 20 Louisville.
RANGER, from Wabash TO Evansville and back.
ALVIN DAMS. from st. Louis 10 Louisville.
FASHION, from Louisville to st. Louis.
Ia CROSSE, from Pittsbure ST. Louis.
RAINBOW, from Louisv.l.s 70 Evansville and back
tom JONES, passed On down.
NORTHERSER, from Memphis 10 Louisville.
WoODFORD, from New Orleans to Louisville.
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River and Weather IL Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS, March, 4. p. NJ.
River still recceding here, and large quanti-
ties Of ice floating past the city, supposed 10
come from the Upper Mississippi.
Arrivals numerous. Receipts heavy. Bust
ness very brisk. Weather cold ard drizzling,
rain falling most Of the day.
CINCINNATI, March 4.
River falling. Weather mild and clear.
PITTsBURG, March /.
River feet 3 inches and falling. Weather
milder and clear.
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o. There will be select hop given on to-
msrrow evening friday, at the Assembly
Hall, by the members Of the old club. The
same will be governed by the rules and
regulations that governed the last SERIES
Those who attended the last hops are respect
fully invited to attend, without further notice
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MINIATURE ALMANAC:
Rurs....-........G % Sen sErs............5

hnks'.'.'.'.''....P - oO y" 80. .~I>-o-~-c-~
Cc5- Our City Council have contracted with
Jno. Newman to decorate the public school
grounds, and the streets adjoining with shade
trees and shrubbery. This exhibition OF
taste on the part of our city fathers, has been
imbibed from the example Of the owners OF
private property. The shading of the walks
of the city where there would be no interie-
renee with business has been too long neglect
ed.
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OF We have heard Of several large tran
sa;tions in bulk meats and lard, in the city and
neighborhood within few days at increased
prices. Dealers are realizing highly renumcra-
tive profits. Spectators are eager to pcr-
chase at the present advanced rates.
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PAPER Wli:EslOgSE

NVTE have h'nd. and offer o liberal terms, =
w we'll assorted stock fer printers ard booAbiadsr.
Aaong which name
5fH, handles Printing Psrsr. assorted sizes;
Boards IcSJ Tar Boards, we'll a. coiorel
Printing Paper plain Cap and Ros: Tat Cap Domy Nsi
white and coiored Cards and Card Boards which
have any size; P0stsfiss Paper Manila Wrapping
Il .ints.s' Ink &c. We also call
dealers to stockof
-, 500 bundles Wrapping PsTer aRd
40 Bonnet Boards.
fhe highest market price paie Tor Rags.
m TIENEN SOEEESOE
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P. G. O'RlLEY & Co.
Storage, Forwarding ana Commission
NG III = 9 * =. NJ ~ e.
EVANSVILLE. IND.

.-pxs, HAvrsu fitted up man m0iA 90.
ssssrrS " Ii rfEo 1.-the largest Oh tae y
ChioI.Ter in the mostsuhs;sn.ial ncrner pre-
sdiC oprca!e eth
sr BY RIVER EssSEEEEGAE = ore cArfS.
without exposing to the mcemcncl efthe weather, err
property and 10 Reeeiv,
ngtorine and Forwarding ard also to tie sale o. an
Produce consigned TO md all crderspro ply fhed.
p e. O'RLEG returns his sincere thanss 10 fis
erous friends for their patronage and respect
"a ly sOcits acontnu=nee ofthe same. which VII be
duly -eciprocaied.
AStore Room Eellsupplied, viii b. tepi fOrth- ar
conrroastor OF Boats and their orders care llyfed
m13-dSkwIy u. G. 0'gILEY & co
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nE1v s,OnEzs, 49, IsnoRsi!

HAUL FAME. hy - = Wiilis--h.s royel;
u Tug MIGHT WATCH. Tate OF Sooisl life IL TIA
south and clever novel.
FANNY FEES'S PAYDAY E0OE-iuss asw;
GODEY'S Ia aIGs' BOC.s lcr Fehruary;
VA<EEE MOTIONS fc do:
RECOLLECTION or A LIFE TIGE-by Ccsigich
q rsst resting ari instructive wofk.
Aiso Alotof Valentines IN sss4s variety ct
jau2. DOBELL & LISTERS.
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DRY GoSrs AT AUCTION!

WrST received ard viii &c sold szstisr. g Ase-
az on Rooms. resg sic iAys. .a-ge sae ssee-
SoVEg s,e-iols I'D fsucF crtclts
eoasss:F in rsrt OF -ov SAD hlsaehsa she gag, SO
shrsirr Sat CasiTescs CoSt'ngs annels BlzfeS
Jeaus Tossing. Gloves. MS. Spooi -Aresds, Ai,cys
Aerines. She Wis. Sasueadsls, :. &c.
Associates and Pocket Catery, !swelry 1nd -sees.
Cloths Hair Brushes. fancy Soap-, Ra1os Ss
Aceortaoas aud great variety Of fc -sie see rs''or
Gus TO rasutior ToOL1EG K NELSON
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DISSOLUTION.

yENHE co-psrtneTship heetof0rs existing under
u of HOPKINS a. READ. was dissolssd en- the 2ith 81
February mutual bogh the parties
lied the of the hru in the .s-
NH =
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NEW GDORa AED NEEy PsLCEs.

SsuANELTN reilly beg leave 20 eaI the attention TO
- their trieB % AMI easrers. their large aad s
ecd Of spring End sumner dry goos reed
driag ihepa7. weaks corTiur of TIE des-
allie stocks e iound 80 the eey which they er whole
safe and -tt thai ard 80 putic raRer-llly
st5v prices cash orrro r buyers. tsirrteek
part ts'3 br2sd cloths, tisCk
Cassiper nl grcede. white lu ard MaFsziile and
INK Vcs.o C'1asscs. oroton cloths and PLATA and fanys
Linen Drills Fr- C4,icaes OF Philip silen. pssTues Bns
Mills aud other rich printed FreIch and scotch Jaoo
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain sAy
striped Beregss black coored Crc Nantz re Sk
plain and fancy arFams. rioh printed gEssdes.
Brsre-s aA8 Call lie ines white Grape ShaW Wis bsck
fanty sik haw rich shsw,s sad soarls black AID
Waite lace Capes Moria antique Pa- sos six and rnghr
Grbrstss ParaHa. feg BEsi english
and fancy Eernes rich bonnet Risteas losing Gloves.
Pamlsafand faaoy Fans boots ard sheer Carrs sa6
Oil Cloth and printed winio Minds together
great variety OF Trimmings, small AID fancy geots.
&C.. dc. myi SuANKLTS - RELY.
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EoEEsE.

a s. HOPKINS having bought sut z. o. READS in
a. teress viii continue the bisaess ths old stand
First street. Thankful for past patronage. will
AK the sttea cn of Ia rade generally the openaz
rirrn rnla
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AUCTION SALES.

oAs!rLw onLsEE 49,. NTIzoss
AUCTION GERS, CesE,tleS.ON MERCHANTS
ana Fcat Estate Brokers',
sEAvFNG leased for stern 90 re.rs .n2 fJteS -7ths
Ola Court hoass. . 1ai- and Third s.rees
prs7s-ed 20 receive for sais auction p.!Tse
SALE al kinds ofg0sds wares A. udisc. household
furn hare, horses. bugEies. tte.- etc.
Cash advances &c 3n~snEsc vsaa <eauireS.
Regular sales TUESDAY, gb-rsENv --d Sssr-taT,
At clock. ~ ALEC Tuesday. Teazs-eGJ
ana Friday night, :. carly Essiight.
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