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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

GOVERNMENT CLERKS IN WAsHINGTON.-A
letter from Washington to the New York Tribune
says
The rule announced by heads Of departments to
snbordiAates is that removal will not be made
without cause. Heads of bureaus were Motif d
20 communicate this determination, to relieve
clerks from anxiety.
Mr. Cobb has added TO the present causes of dis~
missal that of dealing in lottery tickets and fre.
board OF examiners sitting on application for clerk
shire to make their Investigations rigid and not
nominal
Secretary Brown has notified the assistant post.
masters general that they will be retained; also
the chief clerks of the department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

CONGRESSIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
appropriations made at the late session of Con-
gress, not already mentioned, were the folio wing
$40 Geo for Fort Madison, Annapolis; $1,000 for
al Artesian well st Fort Monroe, Va; 100000 for
additional defences at San Francisco; S34 go for
repairs and improvements at the Harper's Ferry
Armory; S50,350 for an Arsenal at FayetteviIle
n c.: S25 0g0 10 rebuild the Barracks at CARLYLE
Pa; $500 to repair the Government Bridge over
Mill Greek at Old Point Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

InHN X. SOLOMON wholesale dealer
y in Brooms, Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of all
descriptions, Refrigeration, Rope. Cordage. Yankee
Notions, &c. &C., 2lS Warrington street, between
Vesey and Barclay, New York, will execute orders
from Richmsnd ON the most favorable terms. s
M
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A BIT OF ROMANCE IN NEW YoRK-MarryinS
Coaohman. 1T has been stated that some excite.
ment had been created 10 the upper tendon of
Y, by the ciandestne marriage of Miss Mary Ann
Boxer, aged %, daughter of John q. Boxer. .
wealthy merchant. to John Dean, an Irish coach
man In her fathers employment. They were mar
ried on the 4th instant, and the bride was in,me-
d'asely seized by her enraged 'parient" and kept
locked up from her husband. Deau appealed to
lawyer to have her released from custody, and
made the following statement of his "love in huns
be life"
I'd been bis coaehmau for nearly two years. In
December he come TO live here in the city, and
stopped In Tarrytown taking care OF the horses -
He advertised for coachman two weeks before
be come up, and then he dsch harged me because be
knew that the daughter kept my company and
Kept her company. He asked me If I'd resign her
company, and said not. and she said not and he
wanted me to go to California. And 50 when
come away stopped here, and addressed her
few lines and he found it out. She answered three
or four letters, and she got out Wednesday; she
slipped out, and we went to the Rev Mr. Ha,fisld's
in Thirty vfourth street, and he married US abou.
half past - o'clock In the dsyme then she slipped
back again right off She thought they wouldn't
know anything about II for few DAYS and she'd
get her clothes aud we'd live sether. Mr. Fanke
discharged one of the grls he suspected that twas
she that give the letters. Mr.. Boxer told her
MARY ANN that he'd shoot me- He has never
said any angry words to me. He won't let her out
The day she was going to be married abe told him
she wanted to go out in COMPANY with another
lady, but be wouldn't let her. She is over twenty
two. She told me that she didn't want to BE led
like dog and when her father went to bis buis-
ness she slipped out; and she's got right to be
married. He told me once thai he didn blame
me for gettin' married to her if got chauce. 1
told him didnt want his money nor hers He
said h-'d her dead and under the sod before
she married to me. have been keeping her
company abou. year and hall. He's said every.
thing to her to make her resign me- When come
away he said ''See the rascal how be run auayl
You couldn't see biz face goin' through Tarrytown"
She told SO. l understand as how he would
give her anything at all If he could get her off from
here. He was threatenin' to send her to Germany
to get me out of her head; but wouldn't plsze
him. She's shut up there and he won't let her out
She hasn't eat anything now for these ;hray days
feel bad to have her cryin' there ali night and
they all enjoyin themselves. The wust of it is on
account of my bein' Irish: but Tam as good man
as he is, if he is rich m
The Herald states that Mr. Boxer has agreed to
take his new son-in.law, educate him and fit him
for the position he has assumed.
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cHASTAIN WHITE. LAWRENCE $. MARYE
NNHlTE g. MA RYE, Attorneys mt Law,
w RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
Of Richmond City, the counties of Henrico, HANG
YER Caroline, Chesterfield and 9oochIsnd and the
Oistriot Ceurt of Appeals st fredericksburg ~
LAWRENCE 3 MARYE IL Notary Public, and
Commissioner Of the United States Court of Claims.
Office over E. B. spences, corner Of Governor and
Main streets.
CHAsTAIN WHITE will have "a of6 70 at Ash,
land. Hanover county. - Ism
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Directors s-JoHS n. GOKDoF. SAMUEL PuTNEY, l.
DlANsNPoRF lr ,CHAs.T. WoRTHAm tUGS " Fay,
HELLIFGToN GoDD:N fe2l-S9,o
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ntf sAEl,trs BAth UE hiCH.
~ MUND-CHARTERtD IN l839-Continues TO
receive deposits which iute paid at the rate
OH per cent per a1nun, If remaining on deposit 6
months sud five Ger cent. for shsrtsr periods
hoEAcg l.. kent, Prest,
ALSX'R DUvAL, yec'y
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NUjIt Il. LAUEk woUjd respectfui.
y return his thanks to tae citizens OF Rich
,ioha flr ths encouragement he has received since
arcommedced tie Undertek ns business and would
say that h- still keeps good Hear.e pair of fine,
io's gentle Eors.s and careful Driver Also
Nshs OF ell styles and quail ties ana to persons who
aag io'e their servants hs thinks they will ind II
and chesply Inferred ''
IA iG-lns E-,,J .,.ao. b..... o. Ia,
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E u. COOK IL CO.. AUCTloNEEkS
"a. NO. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their serysssto
furniture, Groceries Dry Goods, Horsss Cattle ks,
at the shortest nstse and upon the most reasonable
terms. . -, -
Having large and sommodious rooms they will re.
ssvs goods for sale risats sas wths VI she shario
of storage.
Out door "a OF every description attended TO ar-
On Z :'i'.1s5'5 :: cook: s:''''' wa so-r.
q
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- BUSINESS CARDS.
D. BRIDGFoRD, n. TINsLIY PATH,
FRAhKI.IH MATTHEWS.
RIDGFORD A CO., General Commts.
- mission and Forwarding Merchants, Or the Dock,
Richmond, We.
L.. MONTAGuE, Sign AND ORNA-
-. MENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street, corner Of
I2th Richmond Virginia, continues to execute all
kinds of work in his line In the best manner and
highest style of his Art, and on the lowest posible
terms. All VINO are In want of SIGNS, will 6nd it,
to their interest to call on him,
Country Merchants who wish to procure 81 gns can
have them done at this establishment and securely
packed and forwarded to any part Of Virginia or
North Carolina, at short notice. call solicited
de 29-dts -. .a .s.szs. s.5
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G ~ uYttNAa .. HILLMAN
~ W,HILLMAN &1 CO., so Front street,
II. NEW YoRK Agents for the sale of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TO6ACCO.
IjbsraI advances on oOnugnments- % H-hpp1
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lt'1s A. "; WHITE proposes To give
.r.tI Lessons 10 Eiooutlon II this city. Those who
80, Caa ihVo! her with their patronage can learn
fsims Ui ds, By addressing note to Miss g. W
~nlff, throufn TIE Post Office fs l2-ts
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= % iAL y or e. b.-.With n view to
nHe the Cigar business in Richmond the
wi i pegs leave 10 inform the citizens that he
ti,n. ,rhl' MS store on the Slsr inst. In The mean
'n9se who desire any article in his line can be
'uIhshsd to their advant.ss
v,r. stook conpriaes very fine assortment of Ha-
kIns T5t, Tta,s, mseischsun Pipes and Virginia sno-
'''aoc". CHAS RICHARDSON.
aps,,.. =, Dealer in Cigars and Tobacco.
american Hote! Building,
NH ,hls9hmsnd Va, March Sd, 1857.
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III hUon III l. l. 1.-The subscriber
kboSn Hs tas-n lease upou this mill, (formerly
pa;f,p.sa ouoAs Ml!D respectfully soiicits the
cr.,b.u VI INC public. There ts an excellent Cob
TIL attached Toll on--ten h. Mr. John A
VII !. ,oteI industrious and competent miller,
mbT =. ca Zines in place to serve customers
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sIEfttSs EtS ~ loS IN THE AKT OF
0uiras 20 e,iyete.y or In ciassss, and also 10
o. A ERICSSON.
Corner Of Bank and llrh sts
Ami Opposite 3od6ins Hall
stor., a. Messfs Taylor's or Woodhouss's Music
fe 2l-IYnH
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22

Mechanical socassy's Fair.
From The Elmira Gazeae, June l61
now determined, hxed and settled, that the nrgt
0.sL exhibition Of the Young Mems National AgrcOitu-
~ md Mechanical Society viii be held In ElmirA oom-
.sscsDs 90 Monday August 3d. and continuing during hs
We oondense from the Adosvtisev the following,--
he prenums In the aggregate amount N about Sl2 900
Over % 900 will be awarded 70 nre companies the IRE
.sn on the ground win be under the general supervisn
Harry HcSsrd Rq., Chief Engineer Of The FIRE De-
IA OF Btns hAmtou, and Mr. Samuel Sher OF Roches
~. Mr. Howard y aho chairman OF the judges the
e0npetiton Of compsuies The other members arc the
lf Engineers Of the Fro Departments OF Philadelphia
Altamore uncianat Chicago and perhaps other d
ma nvemen appear In hremen's dress. Each company
w pay e26 entrance fec, which entities them 70 tickets
admission during the exhibiton without paying further
expense. they viii be expected TO provide themselves
WIN torches for tho grand combined torohlght pr ces
nd ever attempted Ia this country This brilliant AMI
rsnd display will take place on the ffth day, Friday
svcsing, on the Fair grounds. Two hundred and my
1eekess will be sent up on the occasion
We informed that Ia the iatenton OF the President
osneral Burroughs TO extend invitations the Governors
Ill The States the Mayors NJ all cities Of the STATE, and
sher p ncipal cities in the Union 70 witness the grand
review and parade Of the fremen trial of their
ghes We don't know the test, but told they play
lerpendicuhr and horizontal through seven eightnnoz
The companies are required 70 "o,mp out" The Grand
bsus Chief Engineer Howard and his associates w oc
supy the centre, companies FRI Nex YORK Phiadel
pha, Baltimore, Cincinnati and Chicago forming square
around the tent Of their ohehe tents then spreading
We must not forget 70 mention that all Of the great rot
Ding celebrities OF the country engaged 10 be here
Tova Tenn pie great rival lancet, viii lead the
grand cavalcade Tuesday, at IL NJ, covered and
3D. follow cd by oher osing celebrities, who will show
their points and PAGES the agricultural course
We bear II rumored that Hon. Thomas Ourwn The ri
AAt Buckeye" Of the West, will be invitea deliver
The address We certainly hope 1t may be so aud trust
he will not fail to accept
Tho agricultural track will be OF the very best,
BEING one mile In crcumfere and sixty feet In width
Eight thousand ah already der ract every
possible preparation for convenience and comfort will be
made.
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NESTING OF PHILADELPHIA BUTCaERs.-An adj
urDed meeting Of beef and mutton butchers Of Phade pna
w held Thursday evening" for the purpose Of making
general nominations Of delegates 70 attend convention Of
butchers, viii n Is proposed hold In the CITY Of BA
moro during the month Of September The chair oc-
sapded by Mr.. Adam Gross. after which number OF gen
temen placed In domination for delegates to the bal
tmo'e convention, and committee appointed to ~ai upon
them and ascertain II they would serve. The In irer
sayr We learn from Mr. Lowry, wb) has be,n In
poadeDce WITH the prncpa butchers 10 the cities OF BALI
more New York; Cincinnati and Boston, the results Of his
correspondence From most Of these letters made
evident butchers of those cities ready for
general convention, the object Of which a be adopt
by which the enormous price asked for cattle
may considerably reduced The example the butchers
q the city Of Baltimore In forming themselves into pro
festive association ard employ log competent agent to
purchase all their cattle from the drovers and grazers
and thus the profits reszed by the soecualors,
certainly had the eject Of arousng the butchers Of other
eies who not only forced to make their purchases
nom the miode men, but ais to pay full orlce for ued
cattle, 70 knowledge Of what 10 right and just between
buyers and sellers.
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nRMoCRATlC CONVENTION AT rAAuARY Hail.
~ Alta meeting Of the Democrats RepubioAo Convention Of
ing. June 49, las7pre.ent Thomas Byrpss William Miner
John TAFT, Alfred Chancellor, andrew j. Mcjty James
II Rowan John She's, Bar.holoms Healv, T. Hart
savage Jr Henry John Hlsacy Thomas asrr Issah
l. bons ". kngs. v. D. gerneay J. Richardson, i
John pent T. rsppen ". o. Webb, o. NJ. smith n: l..
E ESSysD, wessi Emmett. DanI.p West!
w. korris 3. O-good J. Gregory n Hapin u. Va
hsyden John Cooerane l. Miller. o. ornell, j. DIi
Dunham, :. Waterbury, Peter sweeny. Thomas Ksr
nan D. nlsye, A. troUsnt james aahoney, u Meeks
Jr. AleI. Ward. Dennis Root 0a Mye -. Davis tho
Yards being called the chairman Of zach renorte
Mn b wards being fully organized mo on fur her
time was allowed for that purp sc. raere bel tvs
orgsnizs tons reported for the Sixteenth wsrt with
Hon klab Vard Pre- dep and the other With Saind
Otsod ESQ NJ er hear both sides -y requested -
confer together and thu thereupon agreed t tho
shouo BE- referred back Tor enrol apn and hat rho
the ordered There being also two orgsuizs
tons reported for the weny ond varh with Henry
Schnorr Esq., PRESIDENT snd with uarvet Striker
sfer hearing boh sides the report NJ Organizs
Dissenting voices On motion the following resolutions
: unanimously adOpted:-
esolved That tho republican organizations Of
he sew raj wards are each 10 eject I'VE deeka az IN
he Democratic Republican Committee five DELE
TO the Dem ,cratic publican Young Mems General 'om
itee, and execu commt tec for the ward end
the this vention ting thereof 70 be held
Ihursday evening June u
herved That III. election be- he'd 10 accordance With the
constitution OF the >nzaion, und the direction of
hree inspectors To be selected by the presiding officer OF the
zaon that the her. of clerks
On motor, the proceedings ordered be aligned by
RLIJAH r. PURDY President.
I sI !, y. Sn1sG.IL1R Secretaries
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
DURrONs CycLOPE.H< OF WIT AND HUN0R
Z.
Pubnsn-d IA day.
CSod = MY hy snNscr ption1
pshinE number 'o be cmplesd In "a nnmoer casss
zach every number steel pa POI MAJ Asd
UyCLoP8DIA
WIT LHD IiuMoR
AMERICA, IRELAND. sGUrb.Sp AND EraLAND.
d.. BUR1 or COMEDIAN.
Embelsbsd with "A steel portraits and upwards Of 900 an
This s rot bookfor d.y It s for ell tine; library Ia
uef for the nrth. Not line Offensive W oebcata
ooSrESrs NO T.
follv Peabossom's Wedding. ~ jobs %. LANAI.
tuneno DJ Eprs Sargent
The Critic By kpss sargent
III. os bays BY john .. save.
The old wai-t Nan. NY John % sane. = -
oper
kh.Lh flanrs. BY ~ ard svereti.
Tss Ihimhl. Game. By J Lane
over Scar rom sey-ries Of Baeh..or. a
16sysn = z'scsh IS, John q. NH der.
The MAJ aEsr aud The Nighliugee.
sheriff II. a kurke
Tn tounS 1rsgedisu. BY EHr Ellst-
Widow krsoy's Husband. By > Hoover.
An Alls.or ss,y b. . he s,
hKase i. House sy y s. vin-ssa
Pes wi Ho hi The Tahi an Canibsl
n &c AIbina Mel sh BY Y. ~uhs
Agents ssp,.a In all sions Of he coustyy.
sdere,s j. b. rOb 10 sg'b, Tor 'bs punnsbs View Y~n
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E,IGBTH WARD DEMOCRAT WARD ASSOCIATION
Y M meet This the of Hudron aud
too at ocpck All democrat opposed usurpauon
and in favor Of sust hing worthy Mayor in the noo',
nd he has taken for Constitutional liberty and chartered
rights are invited 10 attend f. WAINRIGI at. PreiL
N RAE Vice President
j. BLAUvELr, eec'y. ID LAMB, do.
AIINIH WARD In PURSUANCE VI TIE O<LL or
~ the Democratic Republican General Committee of the
city and cuny of New York Nessrs John spSfrd Levi
Sprius seen, John Hannen sPmue owlaud aud \ lillian
Tho burD, constituting majority of tn democrats Inspectors
of The above ward elece b. the pie las fat
the of hudson streets
evening n the l9 Juu.. 1857 eight O'Clock pur
pose f organizing board Of inspectors mo ion of John
y. spshord n ssmue howl md daily escted chair
4 4 lam Van Arsdsl. and "a nuel FRYE clerks
The citizens the ward pectuv
attend before The board Of nspec either of the
fllowiae ennRs between the hours of and
June "a s. a. Is md rs 1857 ut the tdsic, Of Hud
snd streets for the purpose Of enrolment and
register i their names
SAMUEL ROWLAND. Chairman
s w.; yAs s. assD.Ir' Solsrls.
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+ s,C1n..erg Nnp AUaYvlv.


CONSULTATIONS IN ALL. ufssAsES or rHE xfs
" ADD tsr.-As hsr-,n<re, ron 20 oc,ck dale Al ~
Proadwsy PnvNt metrusuns lhN res ~ ot lNen1 teNs
ttosrenre sven " medical Yrenupners on NE cs.ratas
and rra.rH treatment ~ these teneste urRsns ~ NJ
rsaise on the ere can procured the ofaoa Aso
per,)r arsci.l eyes ~hch and ok ssscY ute IN
jaws W. POW ali, o., OculIs, Aar'sl, 40
ATEW PArvNr 'PECr ACTS sOa ~ tsskN lro fhs
~ veon snilug fr ~ snd nc-ding 90 OF nv7o'a
NJ .afd aud sn9 unN NJ Prois~sor BaAksh Opusn ~
stp vars we 1c.Ess 10 rArs roe 3. BY, fyNNb
s'uds visitrs pr7isss aaiy BE prtnrps cnss ne S
esu een1s,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

GREAT EEDUcTION IF WIN ENT, IMPORTER OF
" purS French vines brsndes, kc, &C. No 10 North WI
liam sireetClaret wine ~ PEI dozen bottles and higher
brandy IS per gallon and higher all kinds foreign
liquors cordals and her Enropen
produce cheaper than other nous. In The
All these warranted 10 be the best Beware where
DIV yoursef
IOsES PALE INDIA ALE EQUAL TO FOREIGN
81 brewery lSS East sirt STREET
ToNeS PAE srOCI iLE-QUALIrY EXTRA
81 brewery 1888 East siIth street
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DgArH OF AN AMERICAN IN VEKA CRUZ.-The
Bate Depa gives notice that int. gence has been
received of the death Of wm Wool Of Vera Cruz,
The 2lth OF May last
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POLTTIUAIs.

ArH WARD.-fhE l. EAoCRA.IC ELECTORS ARR
r requestd mes. a she National NO Soose,eh street
he I'd 80 24th and ~ b. between me hours OF r.
and 10 r. ~ the purposs OF eurohng tnsr names, 10
pursusncs the Jlan Of rsorGan1rg NE prma eecscns
adopted by the General CommiAeo wncn witson bmAn h
chs trman, II TammAny Hall ~ DOYLE,
Chairman of inspectors eected lasa general election
EDw4.D n hosnis. Secretaries
eth wARD-IN PUhsU ANCE OF TIE GALL VI IL
y Denocr ito Rspuen,an General oc~ms..e. Mason
On tho evenings the a2d td An 18th and 2a Of june
tWeeu The hours and 10 clock II 80 3reaDwish stree,
for he purpose of enromen and regsterlpg their
BY der Of the Democra 70 inspectors ofjEeCinn.
9th W. RID NArI0HA. DsMoCr .rIC .ss0ClA T! ~.
corner Huds and Barrow wecns day evening
June a. n67 a. O'Clock business Of importance
49, WILLI v HRIaLEY Prsaidast
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NIRs " nEvrAR, LATE or vLoRIpA, ObAIRvOY
NI seeing medium adj eesirs pnyschn Az msesse
over. Au or ~ Urerring dvce ~ ousnNe~
sbsen friends. &c. Residence n6 Varok efsaA ear Ans
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To snyrn rL.rrRs.IHa oomsIrr On or rHs
jourpeymen piaiers N oushout the w o aoposot one
IRON each shoJ In city ,an n, Rs f,nsd
snles 70 attend national copvs.rr h Ma ~ N,syy
Ban 10 Bovev, T. T., on Tussd' July J. 1857, O'Clock
! .6SSssssxs,s.r, |Os--lA..
Pagers favorable me- ,. q : s Ssc Sow
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Joe g And l. sDap, JR' 'Fssf SsTo'S ''S
~ wu0kan- -
ne subsvfbers slsn 70 NE coz sm ar q fsrs ~
rrnsrw rk-vo~fs0 IN the rrhet St.i-< sti.t VIZ -
" nr>t for o~e-orrs fsred Y b. nrs ar nsi
80 rw ne gHst seven yesrs ala Il NJ NE, Al ~ :.
NeI p-s " stsse hat her have en- srei tnrAr -.
EMr1ousr everr pear fbv The vsat tow y.rr,s W
A~snc.n Institute sr1 Aiso NJ ~, world F.'rt ou W.
saf~ o..~>n runpcse ~A th4ni, ~hOt ~ WV Nntle
~ wsoscw neb superiority hstr ins srf ''ss
LOS l. tNAE, Sf,
hAScsic~y, rosh ~ 4 Jsrsey ri.r " y
No. 10 naiSsn l,xr, o. VSsk
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Az ASTROLOGICAL THAT BEATS rHl wokno-A.L
n zee thousand dollars reward offered W sny one ~
nsd OLTFrOr irving cnrec rAsernenn On
eyep psrsulsry .ses lac sus and All onsinss n.ss 49,
alb lucky Any srron ~ish 70 eopsh
form hind vonld IN yell 70 cal and see MS n
irsl sifted lady ~ B-she 10 90 humbuf, "a And sshp
suf Stanton strseta
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GOAL.


pALD kAaLE BlruxIsoUs Co L-rHE TANG AZ
ID Coal Company Of p. nnsyvsnis having nearly
completed their railroad prepared TO contrAct for
the delivery their bumnous coal for ga, blscksmi d
and domestic This coal has been practically
se~ ed for free Rom sulphur and the quss proved
satisfactory IL has been four IN be well adapted 10
all uTposes for which ,tumnous coal required Fw terms
and further In oxmAon apply The vnir Of the coDp<ny
william trest rooms "a and Is ALFRED AsBFIkLD.
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ISxCuRsrors-lrfs srsANrs sArELJTu, CAPTAIN
~ Ander~n. pskss regrlsr utps 70 the Fishing BANKS
every day ereert saturday leaving Morton sreN ~ Y,
sprins sTve' M ecs sp At Brcome s,rre. a. 81 tsr
M yNorsh river At . O'Clock coulln bard ~l scrpps
on the steamer. y The lie VII make uti 70
lbo,ers Banks every sl--uste saturday, vsun. Sn
Juis sh and Sun 10 lBb And ph leaving Morton
street s. Pier 10 Worth 81 Pecs sfp ats O'Clock
", prec'~p. heau,nins IN he srsrpoon SANE dsY.
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For charter. Appif 10 owners. ,u,-..
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nr.i guam workmanship and material omprsng ev.I
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ntoees .upped west prices Urderp should be sd
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81 CLArRvoYANrs-MRa HAYES, ~ BRo0xE
81 street medical clsirvoyani and healing physc 40 Al
W ladies DIS overe aad cured wlho oper
Of The Whereabouts OF absent persons
correctly told IA isfsction given or no pay.
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