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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

THE NEW CENT.-The Philadelphia rlint will
begin on the 25th day of May TO pay ut cents OF
the new issue in exchange for Spanish and Mexi.
can dollars, % 12l and st cent pieces, and at the
nominal rates, or in exchange for the copper cent
now in circulation. The director of the mint
says:
Such pieces of silver mutilated, or 80 much
worn as to be legibIe or have any appearance Of
being counterfeit, will not be received for the new
cents but packages containing the same may be ex
char ged another Cce in the mint for silk er coins
OF the United States. To prevent uncertainty to
what parcels containing utiat.d pieces or such as
worn smoothly will be rejected it may be stated
that if i've dollars by count of quarter dollars shall
outweigh $4 30 of United States silver coins OF he
present standard; or if the same unit, by count
of eighs shall outweigh S4 80; or il the count
of srteenhs sh all outweigh 81 So they shall be re-
ceiyed at their nominal value in exchsnge for the
new cents aod it may save disappointment If hole.
ers will ascertain this before offering them, which
may readily be demo by the use cf an ordinary bal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

Wells near Waucolda Illinois, was struck by
lishtriog a week ago last Sunday The electric
shock followed the stove pipe into the house and
exploded in the room in which the family were
sitting. One of the men was struck and burned in
several places, and the sole of one of bis boots
were torn off. Another man was somewhat bur.
ned, and strongly shocked. Mrs. Wells ia very
badly injured and has not yet recovered from Ito
effects
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

COMMENCEMENT EXERsIsEs AT THE UNIVERSE
TY.-The following gentlemen have been selected
orators for the closing exercises at the Univer.
sity of Virginia during the last week of June
next
Hon WIN Ballard Preston, Alumni Orator; Hon
VIM Preston. of Louisville, Orator for the three
Literary Societies; Mr. Dabney Cosby of Halifax,
Va, for the Jefferson Society; Mr. r B Davis, OF
Halifax, Va, for the Washington Society; Mr. j II
Williams, of Shenandoah, Va, for the Columbian
Society
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

HEAVY DAMAGES "A case was tried last week
in the Common Pleas of Cumberland county,
Pa, for eander, in which Abraham Swartz was
plaintiff and Jacob Rennenger defendan.. The
latter it appears, declared In the public mark ct
ia Harrisburg, before number of persons, and
in other places that he believed the former had
a hand In a murder committed In that county q
year ago. The jury awarded the plaintiff 50 500
damages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

ADDRESS OF SECRETARY STANTON TO THE
CITIZENS OF LAwRENcE-SeeretaryS Stanton ad
dressed a meeting Of the citizens of Lawrence,
Kansas, last week. He introduced by Gov.
Robinson He repeated the general and most i'm
portapt points contained In his address previously
published He said the "bcgus" laws must be en-
forced and the territorial taxes paid The latter
proposition was decidedly negstived by the au
dienee The speech was listened to pleasantly and
respectfully throughout
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

THE OHIO ELoPEmEsT CAsE.-Judge Torbe
on Wednesday, At Springfield Ohio, decided that
the wealthy heiress, Miss afarin, who recently
eloped with Mr. Boyd, was at liberty TO 60 TO her
husband. The Judge, however, doubted the legal
ny of the marriage, as the banns were not ppb
lshed. The case has been up on q writ Of habeas
corpus since Friday last, and has caused great ex
element The parties are highly respectable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

ALLEGED FoRGERY.-Zaahariah Davis, me-
chauie, was arraigned in Petersburg, Wednesday,
on tbs charge of stealing negotiable note from
Edward W. Walden, on the 10Th Of January last,
selling ii as Z w. Walden, and afixing his mark
to the latter signature written by witness The
Mayor determined 10 send the case on TO the Hus
tings' Court. No bail was admissible Davis hi
n vounQ wife
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

MURDER OF FREScHMEN.-The Sydney, Aus
tralis, papers of the 81 contain an account of a
diabolical massacre perpesrated at village called
Marmoria, seven miles from the Port de France, in
Caledonia. There were eleven Frenchmen and a
larger number of Sandwich Islanders, procuring
sandal wood, when they were most savageiy' at
tackled without any warning and every one mur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

EXAMPLE TO BE FOLLOWED. Ninety. y.eight
young lady contributors and two of their teachers
OF Huntsville (Ala.) Female College. and the
Huntsville Female Seminary. send to the Wash,
ington National Monument fifty cents each-$50
and FIVE dollars in gold to pay contingent expen
ses. The Secretary promptly returned q letter OF
acknowledgment, and sent to each of the young
ladies q autographed plate of the monument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

FIGHTS WITH THE INDIANS IN NEW MEXICO
Ga the 9th ut, nine men from Casa Colorado
New Mexico, near Albuquerque, were murdered
by the Indians in the mountains. On the OH OF
March, Captain Gibbs. Rifles, from Fort Fillmore
attacked number of Indians, killed six, and Sc
verely injured another. Captain was severely
wounded by lance. Lieut. Baker, Rifles, from
Fort Thorne, on the llth attacked an Indian camp
and eight of the men were desperately wounded
In this action, private Patrick Sullivan was killed
Sergeant Dugan, Corporal Brady, BusIer Reid
and private Dougherty were wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

&TEmPTED ASSASSINATION By FEMALE--
On the 23d ult. James Andrews, keeper CT da-
euerrean saloon in New Orleans, was attacked in
the street by woman named Charles, with q
knife, and wounded badly in the neck, arms side
and thigh. Mrs. G. is . young widow of mosi
attractive appearance, and highly accomplished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

Ice was selling, March the 18th, 1t Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands, ~ 40 cents pound. As
The Baltimore papers chronicle the death of
Francis J. Dalism, an old citizen OF that place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

MARIEE DIsAsrERs.-The ship Delta, from St
Thomas the Goth inst. aud Bermuda the 25th, ar
rived at Halifax the l9th ut. The ship Arabella
from Apalachicola for Liverpool, was struck by
lightning on the l4th inst, and totally consumed
The captain and crew were rescued and taken
into st. Georges on the 10Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

FIRE AT SANDUsKY.-A frs occurred at San
dusky, Ohio, Wednesday morning, destroying the
Sandusky Machine Company's buildings and con-
tents also, several dwellings. Loss elO0 600,
which 10 insured to the amount Of $50 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

LOUD CALL.-Rev DR. Scott, pastor of Calvary
Presbyterian church, San Francisco, has reserved
q call from the West Arch Street church, Phila-
delphia. The call was declined. The salary and
other inducements held out to DR. Scott. were
equivalent to $l2 900 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

THE CHINESE MiNIsTER.--Mr. VIM. B. Reed.
the Chinese minster will embark In the steam fri.
gate Minnesota which has bssn ordered to Norfolk
and TO be In readiness TO sail on the 18th OF Nay
The Mipneso,a will receive the armament origi-
paiIy Intended for the Colorado.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

TRIAL OF SULLIVAN FOR RAPE-In the muui
cipal Court, of Boston Wednesday, Robert Sulli-
van was convicted of the rape of Ellen Desmond
The law imposes condneme ent In the State prison
for life for the offense. Goodrich and White impli-
Gated in the same ouirage-which resulted Ia the
young lady's death from injuries received By
Jumping from third story window-are yet to be
tried for the crime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

CURIosITY.-We understand Of Mr.. William
Brawper of this town, that he has on hs farm Ia
Culpeper county, pig with six well developed
feet, and another with FIVE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

WATER In THE MIssIssIPPI-The Mississippi,
at New OrieAns. is bow Eve feet four inches below
high water mark. At the same period lAss year il
Mas six fe at below.
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, T0p TgAVFLERS AND OTHERS
Railroad l.iues.

vfcHMoNp, FKEpEElcksBekG AND foroMAc
xtURcau. going North, leaves twice every day,
,sun3sy evenings excepted at O'Clock a. m snd
y, = o'clock . m for the Potomac River, where
1s.mer /. taken for Washington, thence by Railroad
L, Baltimore, &c. All, ia.
"vfssISt. CENTRAL, goirs North leaves this eity
"a daily Sunday evenings excepted az O'Clock
~ and :. O'Clock y m for Gordonsviiie, where
lsr connect with the traius OF the Orange aud Al
,.1;rIA Railroad for Alexandra, W asninston, Bal
| RTruwosn AND DkSvILLE-Leayes Richmond at
,.iook A. m and connects with the southside koad
:, ne Junction az II 'elock m, Sundays excepted
EisHMoNp AND PETEksBURG-Leaves this city
uce every day. Sundays excepted, at 81 O'CLOCK a
" and O'Clock p, m. An accommodation tram
ssves here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
For Norfolk, &c.
By the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
v.2thsf. thence BY steamer WIN sELDEN, Capt.
YIN C. Smith. The cars leave the Depot every Mon
skv Wednesday and Friday uoroiugs at 81 O'Clock.
Ths stesmer CURTIS PECK, Capt. John Davis
a,yss her whsrf st Rockets every Saturday, Tues
3,y sud Thursday mornnsr at 81 O'clock q. M, for
S5fsk aud Portsmouth,, touching st all the regular
.rilcgE or the River
For New York, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
1-sves every Tussdsy evening al O'Clock, for New
wax touching City Point and Norfolk to receive
vssser.ers Sc leaving Norfolk mex. morning, at ii
For ghiIa etphia. &c.
gv The steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
,r5 CITY OF kiCHMOND. One of these steamers
'ssrs every Mondsy and Thursday. stopping ct City
p nt and Norfolk to receive freight ard
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E.kfs @aiS sft< HHNI.z very

= FUK NhE.N Vh z hNEa VeEy Eeit
eEA and couveuisut Dwelling House recently
s24S built on Broad stIset, between 2ith ard 25th
~ ee.s aid Just PUT in complete order. The house
trrts!us seven good rooms and two store rooms
Tsrre is Also good kitchen upon the lot, and the
lot bss two sleys-ore ct the side OF the house. from
Er..d street. and ors connecting the rear with 24zh
s.;-c:.
Particulars may be learned. by calling on P. c..
Lsrgs No. Il Hsin street Admission TO The house
rzsy he ob'anrd, by calling ct the school room of
Mr + ". Cone, 2doors beyond Terms made easy.
gr l6-ts P. C. LARUs.
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ThaIberg is In Columbus, Ohio.

Thalberg 10 In Columbus, Ohio.
There was . snow storm at Austin, Texas ON
the nightof the 18th ult. 5k
II N Mackey, of Morgantown, Va, has been
awarded patent for Improvement In churns.
A young mems christian association has bssn
formed in Wythe county, Va.
w. r. Gaines has been elected Mayor of War
renton, Va. r#
The panorama Of the battle of Bunker Hill was
destroyed by fire In San Francisco on the Sd ult.
Masonic honors were offered to The memory Of
Dr. Kane by the Masons of Boston, Tuesday.
There were no new cases Of small pox at Har-
risonburg, Va, last week.
Rev ]. M Fulton, who died recently in Califor.
MIA, was formerly resident of DAnville. Va.
, The dwelling house Of Harnsy Kabler, IN
Campbell county. Va, was destroyed BY Ere on
tne 2ad uis, hs family barely saving their lives.
Some OF the Louisiana papers have notice OF the
snow and frost In that region % late a. the l2h Of
April,
The Po:tofice At Wallace. Harrison county, Va,
master. = =
The President has recognized Ernest nralbrodt
as for the electorate Of Hesses Csssel st 81
Louis, Mo.
J R Mccoy, of Georgia, has been sppoln.sd
road expedition.
The steamer Maryland is to proceed from w..h.
ington to Richmond for excursioaists 10 Jsmss.
town.
James Amman, of Cumberland, Nd. ha, h.~.
| appointed disbursng agent for the Fort Ksarnsy.
South Pass and Honey Lake wagon road sxpsdis
tion, vice Mr.. Beail. resigned
The fourteen yssrs' proposition, In eonnsetion
with the right Of suffrage BY foreigners, was Do.
feated In the Senate Of Massachusetts on Tuesday
The steam frigate Roanoke, now st Norfolk. Viz
gaia, has been ordered to join the squadron st
AspinwaL
Corn Is seilpg In Sioux city. lows. as % bushs
el Through the middle portion Of the STATE, hay
| 10 In demand at $40 per ton
Madame La Grange gave eleven operate per-
| formanees and four concerts In New Orleans
by which she cleared the handsoms sun Of
5000.
The San Antonio Texan learns that the San
Antonio and Mexican Gulf Railroad, under thu
present charter, has proved failure"
! Hon w. l. Marcy late Secretary Of Ssa.A Isfs
| Washington Thursday evening. with his Aniys
| for New York. p s4 "a
| Col John w Stevenson, . native Il 13shmsaA
| aud son Of the late Hon Andrew SssvsnsoaL hAs
| been nominated for Congress sy the Dsmeesan -
Kentucky. ss44Y -.
Rev Wiley, Psssadssa Of EMORY ana Hsesy.
college. delivered Z temperance addrees y WyMe-
villss Va, satWAsy sight lasA
Emils. eniy daughter es Ioressa u zssa14
nrst Vtse President ef the laAe nspnhe n TexAsb
died o. GAivsstoa On tAe lSEh ult IS
r. Garvini lately mads - asssst = Rusisin -
laxsest hnllsen eyse eonstru0eed Mwae peseeee4
| MOI wary sAeesssfnl - .=sM
/ The Rsv- OhsFlss Hswasa 11ssSlut of MspDpsA
y l.. ID almost entirely fsesvsss1 Asn - ssvWe
| attack Of sicknssAs sceaseoaea ~ sl001iae ~
days early 10 February. q ths Nssieaal Hessa, =
Washiagsea oiy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

FOR SALE Besides those yniuHb!e
F Teuemsuts already advertised for sale on Grace
at2 street. and oa which 000 snd SIS, 900 may
min ecured for several years, oHer two desirable
cen residences 70 only $50 Of which the great
part may remain secured for several years. Also,
ttsvs uGble lot Govsrnor street next to the High
CouEebla's cffics with Brick tenement on it,
also, that valuable lot in Sidney, fronting 1893
feet cu the public square.
FOR hENT-A desirable new residence, an CT
fee and several rooms in the Law Building suitable
f,y ctfces Lodging rooms &c these rooms nre cool
caaveuir Mt and comfortable. b b MINOR,
40 I5-dlm No Law Building
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TERMS OF ADVE,

n WeasAr yesterday. was cod, sIes1y aaA
ehsesless, uotwithstapding the fact shss 0n9 usu.
ally the loveiisst Of Spring mosths, had eolnaso-
ced her reign. In ths evening ~ waFe sisl1sa ~
. shower Of rain, which proved - ehil1ng - n +
had been the dripping from IN Iceberg. Thus f6r
the Spring has been most backward, ard. % q
consequences, vegssation has bssa ssaassd ssa
dwarfed. - Ffaa
Long Term The sheriff OF Patrick county, this.
week lodged In the State prison man named WIN.
Nelson. whoae term Of confinement d 10 years -
He comes from Patrick county
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The DAILY DISPACTH
Morning, ainy =, 1857.
Additional from Nicnr. gnn


Letters In the New York papers co,srr, ,,o
statements received by telegraph, with regard 70
Walkers besieged condition In Riyas. with 700
men, the allies fighting him with twenty fo,r
pound guns against his nine FOUNDERS. His men
were deserting him at the rate of Ave dav bu,
those who remained, were fighting the enemy at
every point. The New York Express saws.
In the Costa Rican paper we find aceoun.a os
several small actions with Walkers troops of
which we have hitherto had no advices. and in
which Walker Is reported to have been uniformly
beaten. The Boletin Ohcai of San Jose. March
a. contains dispatch from Gen. Chamorro de
failing battle which took place on March 5th a,
the hacienda of Jocote, near Rivas Walker had
sent a small party TO convey so recruits and some
wagons from San Juan del Sur They were at
tackled and beaten by $50 Costa Ricans with a
loss of one ibuster killed and three taken pris-
oner Hearing the firing, Gen Sanders, with 300
mec sailed cut of Rivas to join in the fight. He
me, the Costa Ricaus In the plain of Coyol, and,
after hard fght is reported TO have retreated in
order, his men 'disputiug the road foot by foot,
and defending themselves, ii must be confessed,
with unhesrd Of valor" Gen. Chamorro adds -
The bravery of the enemy was obliged to yield
to the vgor of our bayonets, which, after charge
OF two miles, flashed their defeat in the plain of
la Cruz They fed in all directions, leaving 28
dead 40 rifles &C. on the field The Costa Ri
cans report ooly two killed in the fight
The battle OF San Jorge, which took place on
| the 1G;h Of March, and was reported here as such
astounding victory for Walker, is thus officially
related by Gen. Canas to the Costs Rcaa govern
meat:
SAN JORGE, March II, 1857.
SIR At sunrise yesterday the enemy attacked
Notifications with the great body OF his forces
and with his artillery. He threw 400 cannon balls
between O'Clock in the morning and o'clock in
the afternoon, happily killing but few victims -
During these hours of incessant cannonade, par
ties of troops sailed out to Fl ght hand to hand
with the enemy, in order to favor the fire which
General Jerez, with 500 men, had undertaken to
make upon their rear. The enemy being unable
10 advance foot towards our encaupmen., sought
safety in retiring to its general headquarters,
leaving the field Of battle strewed with corpses
and carrying eff with him four cart loads of
wounded.
Gen Jerez having fortified himself in house
on the road, where the enemy had TO pass in order
to enter Rivas, made furious attack upon the
retrea;ing forces at 5 o'clock, p. NJ A multitude
Of flbusters were killed in this second battle
Gen. Caras reports six killed and twenty-one
wounded of the Costa Rieans. Total, p killed
and 60 wounded
During the month Of March, 100 deserters had
come in from Walker, and the Boleiiu Official gave
him fifteen days, from the 26:h of March, to reach
the end of bs tetber.
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CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN SLAvER-Horri5le
Scenes on Bo0rd.-On the l6.h inst the British
brig Of war, Arab, spied a suspicious looking
schooner off Falmouth, Jamaica. The Post says:
She was clossly pursued, and the captain, finding
that there was no possibility of escaping from the
his crew. money, chronometer and other useful ar.
tlcles The commander of the Arab dispatched his
gunbcet with Is men, under the commst d of his lst
Lieutenant with order for the capture of th7 shai
lop. The chase continued for nearly threa hours
and shot having destroyed the !udder of the sbal
op, the captain, who was owner of the saver, sur-
rendered Two Ct bis principal slaves and an inter-
prefer were taken fon the shsllop, aud the crew
were left in it, to make the best of their way to
Cuba The first Lieutenant then boarded the schoon-
and found her led with young Africans, males
and females, to the number of 373 no less than III
having fallen victims to the horrors of the middle
passage during voyage of twenty nine days The
poor capt!ves were IL wretched coDditlen- all of
them were naked-and the greater part seemed d to
have been half saryed. They were ps,ked closely
together, and covered with dirt and vermin On the
arrival of the schooner, in St AIMS Bay, several
gentlemen went on board and their sympathies were
excited at tn. misery they witnessed. Messls Bra
vo Sro suggested measures which were adopted,
and with their usual nberaty ordered steer TO be
killed, and soup prepared for the suferars other
tlemen furnished ground provisions bread, &c and
while the food wa. being prepared, the whole OF the
human cargo Was brought upon deck washed. and
had blankets given to than until clothing could be
procured Thirty of them were in d dying state
The slave schooner has two decks and between them
tha ptivt packed in such manner that thay
had scarcely room to move. Durlng each day OF the
voyage they sat in painful posture, eighteen inches
only being allowed for each to turn in and in q deck
of thirty feet in length 800 human beings were
slowed away al d brought up, in p!atcons once eve
ry day, to get snail portion of fr sh air. The
schooner draws but six feet of water, 10 of great
BREADTH and 14t bottome3, and thus built to
able her, il OF pursuit. to into port where
there not much depth of water. The interpre
ter states that whsn slave trading captains cannot
escape cruisers, they make their wey to particular
point of lILd on the Cuban coast-ruu the vessels
ashore-a and leave the saves to perish. The pace
alluded to is surrounded wi h rccts sno1e but fiat
bottomed boats get in and the whole OF that
portion of tbs coast is blaDched vita human bones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

NiUTICE--NhW GOODS Ard GREAT
4<BARGAIks.-We have just received our Spring
and summer Goods. amongst which cen be found q
large choice OF Fancy Silks at 80 CENTS very good
zck Silk for dresses. IS 87t and Gi; beautiful gs.
gJrtmeRt Of BeteKe Deiaines; Muslins Lawns in pat.
terms at a.; Ginshams Stella Shaws at a2 and up
wads large lot Of Black Silk Msntillas at Sl 15;
White Cambria, Jsconst, Swiss, Striped and Dot
ted Musins; the cheapest lot OF Embrotderes; Cam
bic ana Muslin Bands at 10 cents Sleeves in Sets;
Csfnbttc and housin Collars; Linen. Diaper and
Iuwelling; Hosieries, Gloves Silk Mits Silk Para
SOC: Blesehed and Brown Domestics. All who wish
70 cave money will do well to give CALL at No.
Y Vain street
sp 8-GIm p STRAUSE & BRO.
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SET LADD,s LUMBER HOUSE, South
Ee9 side Of Basn, FOR RENf.-This lumper
A-N house the property Of the Jas r. Ka Co,
I naarIy rebuilt, and will be ready for a tepan. By
the Is. Of April The house is large and conlmodi-
well suited for storage house tobacco fac
toly. For terms, apply to the undersigned
A MICHAELS,
rHh 26-ts Agent for r. w. Connection.
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~ yrgHISa LAMB A.A4ss Ii !!---hAtsh lN'ls
sSats5 wi JOHN is in the field with LAMH Whst
10 Lsmbs STALL No. T.
Syssas<<azsA NH x7-tE- Od Market
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kah FeR kkNT.-.Possessi0n given I'm.
EH# raedieteiy, that very desirable residence on
bSI franklin street. between 9Th and 9th, adjoining
tie resdenee of Mr.. John N Gordon. For terms, ap.
Fiy to sELDEN x MILLER.
e IS-ta
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FOR REN OR l.EAsE--T

"a. FOR X NJ OR He p The
E#i House and Lot Ia present occupied by the
~ subscrber) situated on the East side Of 7th
a eer sdjoiuirs the City spring Lot The house
st7 good rooms. besides green house, cosas, kiteh-
en-, servants rooms, smoke house, coal and wood
house, &e city water sud gas the premises;
handsome front yard well set with shrubbery Also
foed back yard In fact, every convenience for the
accommodation of genteel family. TO good ten
Immediately, For particulars, enquire on the prem
t.es ms l-St~ N. w. WALTON
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~A tUR RENT The house now occu
70 pied by c. w. Allen, doors below GCvsrnor
II street, next to Mr. 8. CGttrell. Apply to c.
" Aleu- on the premises
N ON and after the lst of May Mrs C. J. AL.
FL IQl De fJund over Mr.. 2. H. Reaches store next
10 r r. Price Co. Main street. sp G5- is
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ssA FOR kENT--k Frame Tenement.
NE with rooms on Concord, or Central Railroad
a.1 street, tack of Weaey Chapel Possession
gwen immediately. Rent SIS. Apply to
an 10 VIM WATAH