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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
CUIIDRENS FAIR
AT Tur CORlSTHlAN HALL,

May 2srH 2"TH ASp 10Th.
NJ ,b,,arcn q: =. Paul. Church will open FAIR
N THURSDAY. the 18Th inst. =, IL o'clock, at the
-,,s,sn Hall waich will continue three days.
- l;ec, OF the FAIR !. TO purchase Font tor that
-. Nav 2T-4t
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p. III. AYLETT,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, lis Main Street, over the store
"A of Peyton Johnston, Druggist, chmond, Virginia
Practices in all the Courts held in the City of Richmond
and in the Counties of Hanover Henrco Chesterfield and
King William. Jan lI-6mdSc
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q. .. MAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
CAPT SKINNER
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK
Leares City Point Saturday Morning al nine clock.
PASSENGERS desiring to 60 by her must <y,fEfk
leave here Saturday morning at S! S&&s
o'clock by the Petersburg and their TIC kets
and berths Office south side Of the Basin.
Passage to New York, meais and state included
only el0
May 2S-H LUDLAM WATSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

r. & G. A. WRIGHT'S FRASGIPASSI,
THE EVERLASTING PERFUME,
FRANGlPANNI EXTRACT FRANGlpANNt PoMAnEs
E" SOAP, SACHELS.
YUyHESE elegant and fashionable PERFUMES are
i from the Laboratory of messrs r e. G A. Wright
of Philadelphia, facturers Of the Gold Medal Per
fumery For sale by I'LL respectable Druggists
April 22-Gm
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A PLEASANT RETREAT

n
ID ENG desrious to establish pleasant retreat E
ID from both Richmond and Petersburg, we have FL
purchased large tract Of land the Richmond As&
and Petersburg rail road twelve miles from
- Richmond and nine from Petersburg. being
al the Junction Of the Glover Hill rail road
The rail mile through the centre OF the land
and is beautifully located for building cottages and
summer retreats Ii has six good springs the tract
is healthy location. Persons doing business in the city
reach home in half hours ride We are about To-
eating a spacious Hotel. 1t has superior advantages
for the location of a male and female school, the
neigh5orhood being good any in the State.
Many planters, who own plantations on James
river, located in the Immediate vicinity. By
being here you avoid city and supply of the
best coal your DOORS The place is laid out in lots and
persons who buy lot and improve it, the rail road
pany will grant free pass from the place either to Rich
mond Petersburg for years from January l. 1857
wanting from to 80 acres he accommodated
on favorable ANY information desired can be OBJ
tanned bysddressng the propretors Joseph H. Snead Ash
land Hanover county, Cha. Stebbns No. l0, Broad
Richmond Mr.. E. R. West, who resides at the place,
will take pleasure in sivngs information that
may be desired AS yet there 10 post office at Chester
March 9-d&c6m
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J.. HOES. HOES.

rri HOES, HOES.
i.a.e N stock and for sale at reduced prcea, a
Co., and general assortment Of wedding and hin.
k.:r.s Lrweiis and Yates manufactures Also. the
80. american Cas-, Steel Planters Hoes, a prime
|hr Sc somewhat new in this market.
SMITH, RHODES e. CO
Burgundy Port, Sweet Malaga. Brnndv O,ard
,s,cv finet Co. Hennessy, sazarsc, Seignettc,
(3r,rsr Nlehe!; Old Jamaica RUM Holland Gin. AID.
Ola so ne" ENGLAND Rum, Old Monongahcla WINS.
Er,ss' bourbon Wh,key, Old Rye Star Whiskey j..
-. ow, st Family Whiskey. Rectifed Whis.
"a aaad' and for sale On pleasing s term. by ~
Iiy o SELDEN & MILLER,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets
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CARRIAGES, CARRIlI;ES,

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
TUXHE subScrber has on hand at his Coach cSTNR<
u making establishment, on Eagle Alley 49,
between 18th and 18th streets near thu Columbian lioel
Coaches Chariotees Barouchcs Bug,ies with and with
tops and Su'kies all of his MIKE OF best natc.
rals and WORK nunshp, all OF which will be sold at the
sno reasonable prices ~ suit the tines; and respect.
lytu ask call rom those in Of any article in the
Carriage liae &c will make order any article, low
be MADE Ia the city of Rchmou .! the kind
Ali work warranted
May 5-c&d6m MICaJAH MASGUM
AAyASTED FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN -,
w FOR THE UNITED STATES MOUNTED Eva
SERVICE, TO serve in Kansas, NebrIska, Caor. ySeS
mia, Texas and New Mexico n2A
Pay from sl2 10 S22 per month Horses, accoutre.
neGts clothing food and medical ,,tendunce furnished
free OF charge.
For further information apply at the Rendezvous
Franklin Street, opposite Metropolitan Hail. Richmond
Va. BEVERLY H. ROBERTSON
LIST Lieutenant I'd Dragons,
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DRUG: STORE 'POR SALE
My Professional Engagements requiring ..y cn''r"
vi attention will sell the key stock. and fixtures o!
the Dru; Store kept by me, upon very 'nvor"5''
it immediate application Is madr. The stock is =:
barge hut very well selected and good business car ~
done by any competent person who can give u p-opr
attention. JOHN r.. JhChSoN.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

young young ladies', graduates OF celebrated Northern
..e'e oesire engagements as Governesscs or
'.er They nre thoroughly educated in English attn.
as N The modern languages usually Taught
u'a.ns Painting and Latin, and the higher Ma.
!s IN" highest Testimonials OF character and ca.
~" n Dc forwarded. Address III H. Clare." Yellow
-, N"'o Nav o1-clw-
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A NOTICE WHICH I WISH ALL TO READ.
a 8 expect to leave hone on Monday next -sAr
"A for Europe on business and will be absent NJ
for some time during my absence my business
win be conducted by practica men and attended -
to though was at home.
have now on hand the largest and finest assortment Of
Boots and Shoes purchased expressly for the retail trade
that has been in this city both of my own manuac
ure and also of the best and attest styles that made in
Paris and imported by myself.
word to my country customers: During my absence
Mr.. w E. Johnson who has been living with me for the
ii' L.. .s..tiVu NIL orders
from them Those who In want of Harvest Shoes
should be glad to receive their orders they will receive
prompt attention and be filled the lowest prices.
ALESR HILL. Manufacturer and Importer
OF Boots and Shoes l27, Main st..
Nav % Richmond Va
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e USI TtD IIASD-A fresh supply OF WATCHES
- CLOCKS JEWELRY. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY GOODS &c, which will be sold low at tho sign
of the Ride, Old Street, Petersburg, Va.
G. LEONARD,
Repairer Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, sc.
In
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED By THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL 100000
NJ ONEY received on deposit in sums Of five dollars
WI and upwards, which interest the per
centuu per annu is paid for remaining six months
onger for shorter perods interest the OF
centun.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the Cashier
T. B. SrAaKE the OF E Spence corner OF Main
and Governor streets, Richmond. Va:
SAM'L s. COTTRELL, Prest
T. B. STARKE Cashier.
Nav e7-d3m c. WALTHALL. Sec'y.
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NE FARMERS AND CONTRACTORS OF
srpp, VIRGINIA.
N nave Just purchased, at reduced prices large
ted i, v; hantsns Superior Fulled Cloths" manu-.
s,v;., .nsnis' to which we call the attention of
s.r.r are conceded By all who have tried them,
,s.r thar any otners TOR laborers winter clothing
t0 " &c" weeks at very low prices.
PRICE e. WATKINS.
k'oEs AND MANTLES-Tbe cbo.n.., -, 49,.
Ar a. Just opened, 100 Barge Robes warning In
W. "a SIX Robes from els to $50
b. iHantles from o. so TO SEQ
], = Main st. "'''' 'lhehl az the Cash
CHRISTIAN e. LATHRop
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toS, y SARATOGA WATER-Recei1edd j-ec,
luj ne; se ConSress Spring. Saratoga, New Yort in
gEtthIrv oo.'es for sale wholesale and retail, at
% Nh BAKERS New Apothecary Store
ls6, N. w. corner of Main and l0,b a..
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TIME undersigned is manufacturing among other rslu'
IL able machines Screw for plan,.rs which he can
sell for S4O he has sold great many; ey invariably give
satisfaction and said by judges that tobacco przr
in hogshcads with Screws command better prices thaG
that which is put up in the old way.
=. RAIN, Eagle Foundry,
April l3-c2m Richmond, Va.
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BY TELE G II A p H.

Four Days Later from Earope-Arrval of the Steamship
Alps.
New YonK, March 20.The steamer Alps, from Liverpool
the 4th nst arrived this morning. The general
unimportant.
The British government were defeated on Cobdens motion
regard to the war China but supposed
Palmerston would resign dissolve Parliament The
on Cobden's motion was 263 against Eat.
The Alps brought out mails. The press newspapers
were despatched South by the morning train.
The Africa arrived the 3D. and the City of Bal-
more the Sd. ..."
Mr. Champion late minister Washington had been APP
pointed minister to Hanover. .......... a. . ...
Advces from China of the 18th December had been
ceved They cay that the Emperor had prohibited his
ects from trading with the English under penalty of DEATH
The Paris correspondent of he London Times says
the treaty between Persia and England had been
signed that hostes had been suspended although
regular armistice declared.
Hong Kong of January 18th say there had no
further operations against Canton Official dispatches give
details attempts the Chinese to reake the Teototum
fort and attack the British ships by vast number
Chinese unks This act well concerted and place
at low water where the large ships could manauvre
but it brilliantly repealed.
Admiral Seymour had abandoned the Dutch Folly fort and
the Factory gardens and strengthened the positions lower
down the river Recruits expected from Singapore
All the ubarbs of Canton on the 18th
of January the English large fire also occurred inside
of the city.
The Mandarn the various districts had issued the most
boodhrsty edcts against the English and offered
for assassination and incendiarism at Hong Kong.
All the Chinese had been ordered quit the
foreigners and return under the penalty of the destruction
of their relatives at home and, consequently all the Chi
had left their situations Private advices to
Hamburg from Hong Kong say affairs there alarming
The bombardment of Canton melted the Chinese to gen.
eral against all foreigners popuace were
beginning to show unusual courage creating great appre-
tensions The movement not confined to China alone
but bad spread to Singapore where the foreign residents
had been obliged to themselves against street attacks
from the Infatuated Chinese and Maays Another letter re-
ceved at Hamburg that the fire in the suburbs of Cam
ton spread until the whole city became one sheet Of flames
LATEST.
LONDON, March 3.-Tes has again advanced. Common
Congou was bringing Is. lis. lISd.
Paris letter says the Swiss question Ia improving,
both sides being in very bad bumor the Emperor
Napoleon must feel mortified at having been duped by
Prussia.
MARKETS.
characterization steadysales Of two days IL 500
baesto SPECTATORS 1000, and exporters 1000 bales
Breadstufs closed dull. Flour had declining tendency
western canal 29s. 30si southern, 29s SIS; Ohio els
s2s Wheat s unobanged-whito, 9 91si red IS. SIS
Corn was tending downwardwhite s5s. $751; yellow
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United States Patent Once

Washington January 8, 1857.
IN petition of T. Perkins, of ZanesvIe Ohio, W. Nc
Mahon of Philadelphia Pennsyvan praying extern
patent granted them 10th ApriI,
Improvement wheels for for seven
from the expiration of said patent, which takes place
10Th day of April, 1857 .r....,t
ordered the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, both of March IL O'Clock,
notified appear show cause any they why
said petition ought moi TO be granted.
Persons opposing the required to file in the
objections, specially forth writing, twenty
days day hearing all testimony filed party
said hearing be taken
rules of the Office which will furnished on
application. .
The testimony will be closed the Goth of March
deposons, and relied testimony,
filed In the Office before the morning OF that day argu
ments, if any, within days thereafter.
Ordered, that this notice be published in the Union
gencer and Evening Star, Washington D. CT Republican,,
more Evening Argus Philadelphia, Daily News York and
Advertiser Cincinnati Ohio week successive
previous the 30h Of March next the day of
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. SEdors of the above will please copy and
bills Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Jan I0--law3w ...-#.. .a.- r.. ...
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MOUNT WAsHIN GTON FEMALE COLLEGE, NEAR
BALTIMORE,

THE SUMMER SESSION of this Aoushing Institution, located
Washington miles Central
railroad and oh rtered by the Maryland legislatures will
first Wednesday in 1857 with full fcu
consisting OF gentlemen and
college cud well be desireu purposes finished
No spared
what ought TO be in all respects The locality highly
picturesque and has selected
desirable The shady and grounds afford
ample scope pleasant walks and heahiu rtceaton The
large, imposing trck edce, (erected
female coee) thoroughly ventilated, lighted with
furnished, suppl ed tory
100 The
complete costing less than OG0 During year
Of is operation, I 81 boarders.
Catalogues and further Information be obtained Union
Office E. Heiner Hon. Vunsant BaItnore
Rev. George Lewis alley, Principal Mount Washington
Maryland. +.
ELIAS HENER,
March I4-Sat& Wed6w President oil Board of Visitors
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OFFICE OF Tsats CONSOLIDATED LoI'rE
'" RES OF MARYLAND.

The following of Maryland Console
dated LOTTERY teneft of Susquehanna Canal &C.,
TO- drawn March 10, 1857:
So IL So 43 IS 8 20 rs 80 81 IS 4s
The following are the drawn numbers of the Patapseo
Lottery class IS, drawn March 10, 1857;
60 10 40 A 60 81 AZ 62 IL IL % SO
.-.-........... r, FRANCE b Co., Managers.
ID. II. McPHAIL, Commissioner ...' .
Mnr Ii
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ss19s 5is mixed, S3s. 3d. 3ss. Cd. Provisions
steady. Bacon rm but buyers demand reduction.
Lard closed buoyant with large speculative nquirysaes
at Ills. 72s. Holders, however, demanded advance
Talow was dull and the sales principally confined to
speculation.
Consols for money 93I for account 939< The money
market easier.
PARls.-Ths funds closed at TOE soc.
Later from Nicaragua. arrival of the Tennessee.
NEW YoaK, March 20-The steamer Tennessee from Grey
town the 10th and Aspnwal ON the Tth arrived this
afternoon.
General Walkers position unchanged He continued
still to hold Rivas. The allies at San Jorge. Walker
had attacked the latter place twice unsuccessfuy.
Col Loekrdges failure the attack upon Castillo Is
ribued to the oowardice of Col Titus, who subsequently
the Ricans The allies made two attacks
Walkers position on the 4th of March, and
pulsed.
The British Clyde arrived at Aspinwal on the
9th, bringing thirty deserters from Walker.
The soop owar Decatur arrived Panama the 9th.
Calao of the 9Th February had been received
at Panama Several vessels loading the Chincha
islands, under with the insurgen Vvanoo. The
revolutionary party making but little progress owing
the counter revolution at Pura Vyanco planning
an attack on Truxllo. a..-
Major Dashiel of the United States army came passsn-
ger from the West.
Markes
New YoRK March 2O.-Cotton is arm-sses Of 5000
baes Flour heavyales of $500 barrels State, SIS 90
Sc l0 southern Is bettersales at So IS Sc 10 Wheat
unseted-sales OF $4,000 bushels; white, 81 co. Corn is
heavy of 600 bushels Mixed 70 cents. Pork is
steady mess S24 Beef is buoyant at advance Of %
cents; Chicago repacked $l6 SIG rs. Lard Is quiet.
Sugar is frm-Cuba, l0H cents. Coffee is frmRio,
lO IL cents Spirits of turpentne steady at 48 cents.
dull at ST. rs. Rice buoyan at ~ 6H cents.
Freights are frmer for grain t.er ...a-t
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der is Dssne man insane at the time Of the
der not out Of the house that night Is insane now
and boasts that he Is the most important witness In the
The revelation enables ths penny press sell
few "extras"
The sold Folks called, band of singers dressed in
the quaint Of the olden time but composed Of
blooming asses and goodoong gentlemen are creating
Juror in New York. and sing with great eIaetness the
old melodies Of the revolution. MANHATTAN.
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=
OFFICIAL.
TErA,uRr DkrAarMENr,


March 10, le5T
Noce hereby given to holders Of loans Of the Uni
ted States that this department will purchase until the let
lay OF June NEXT unless the OF 500 previously
obtained and will pay addition interest accrued from the
date OF the last dividend thereon together
with days additional interest for the money vendor
the following of premium said stocks.
For the stock of Isaa, premium of 10 per cent.
For the stock Of e47 and S4S premium I6 per cent and
for this stock OF 1880 commonly called Texas Indemnity sock
premium OF per cent ....
Certificates of transmitted the department this no
ee assigned United States party duly entitled
to receive the proceeds.
Payment the stocks assigned made
drafts the Assistant Treasures Boston, York Phla
depha the option OF the parties entitled receive money
HOWELL COBB,
Mar B-dtlstJuneif Secretary of the Treasury.
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nv J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

QRICK AND STONE OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE AT
Public Auctionon Friday afternoon April 10th, O'Clock,
The premises shall the entire lot Of brick and standing
the walls and stacked in front the National
about brick quantity OF blue rock the
Offers for The above will be brick
sold by the walls and taken purchaser
credit of two and four months will be given for approved
dorsed notes. bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Msr I'D Auctioncer
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ITUK RENT-The known brick dwelling
with wo-sto back buildings on 9Th street. opposite the Gene
raj Post Office lately occupied by Colonel John
house and commodious,
water bath and
There Is connected with the brick stable, with
eepng for The house situated elevated,
airy position, quiet VIII
unfinished lease, IL desired Col John Forny.
at Marshal Hoover between 18th and l5h where he
will for a 1hys
MarchI
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EYNNs BRITISH CONsUL's HAND BOOK, i VOL,
Il London. -
On Consular Service BY John Green, British Greece,
vol London.
Mensch Manuel Practique du Consulat, VOL, Lepsc
DE Cussy Regiments Consuaes des Eas Martmes,
Leipsc
DE Clcrcq De vaIat Guide Practique Consuas vo
Paris.
Nioreul Manuel Agents Consuares i vol /, Paris.
Mnreu Dconnaire dcs Chancellefies Dpomaqnes
suaires, VOLS, Paris.
De Cusy Dcionnae du Diplomatic du Consul Lepsc.
Hensham Manual for United States Conu!s, vo
The United States Consular System and Manual Tor Consu
vol, Washington.
don.
e Martens; Precis des dos foncton Dpo
matiques ct Consulaires 2 v3s, Paris.
Eo American Diplomatic Code for Public Ministers and Con-
sus 3 vols Washington.
And many valuable works subject Mari
time Law the Laws OF War and Commerce
branches of Diplomacy and International Law from Eu
rope by FRANCK TAYLOR.
March 10
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r. nj. ". Ii. hogan respectfully his fstends
" and the pabc that he has removed his Office and residence
No 45 Massachusetts south side 9th
where he win be happy
who may require his professional services.
March 19-eoddt.
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Special Orders .,,' An 5 nhpAkuhEnT,
VIVA Washington, March 10, is5T.
Medical Board .
Surgeon G. A. Finley, ."@
I" X. s. saiterlee, "hn#
..... =" O. McD0ugall, .....
will assemble city New day of Nav 1887
thereafter practicable assistant
surgeons promotion admission into tho
medical staff Of the amy.
The junior member OF the board will C as recorder.
By order ofthe Secretary of War:
... 8. COOPER,
Adjuant General.
Applications admission army
be made through the Secretary of War.
.
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mo. 577.l
Notice

mo. b77l
..... Notice
OF The Removal Of the Land Office from SAUL Ste Marie
to Marquette in Michigan
IN ACCORDANCE provisions Congress-
An Snn N hf onS "d @
srr M ARIE Of Michigan, will be removed the
of MARQUETTE in said State, at early perodas pa
Further notice as precise of by
The Sault Ste. Marie land Office
under hand at the city Of Washington this 18th day Of
March, A. ID. 1857.
~ THos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
March 2l--1aw6w lint. and StarI
roFFEE, FRUIT, Ssc--7o bag, green Rio coffee.
800 bsxes oranges.
200 do lemons.
Just received and for sale by
March -eo3uf .. MURRAY u SEMMES.
GOSHEN BUTTER.-S5 kegs Goshen butter suitable for
March al eo6df MURRAY sEMMEs.
no LEASE for of year, the mansion OF the General
Towson United aes army contains all the modern i'm
Poyemens as water works, furnace gas range &c. Apply to
March 2i-2wlf -..m.
DOCKS FROM LONDON .
ID The Household Manager vol London, IS cents.
the Poasher By Captain 3. M1rr,s !, % cents,
Japhet IN Search of Father. SO cents
Dr. Liv nas,on's Discoveries in Central Africa is cents
sI'pao,diaaiy WOMEN their GrhoOd and Early L rs eta
FAIRY Tales BY Alfred CIowquii IS cents.
Harry Ogve. BY Grant rs cents
Twenty Years Alter BY Dumas. rs cents.
T"s Polite ton Lssacy. b. Aloet smith. IS cent.
LacA j. Everything, BY Maxwell IS cents
March 81 tRANCK TAYLOR.
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posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


Nep Post O6ces.--The following new post offices have
been established for which the following gentlemen have
been appointed posmasters;
Point Jefferson Morehouse parish, Louisiana James G.
Cooper, postmaster.
Benefits River, Fulton county Arkansas T. j. Nunne-
lee, postmaster.
Shawnee Johnston county, Kansas Territory Milton p.
Randall, postmaster
Prairie, Yolo county, California Theodore Weyand,
postmaster.
Seneca River, Cayuga county, New York; Philo Rock
well, postmaster.
Alden Centre Erie county, New York.
Grafton Pittsylvania county, Virginia; VIM. s. Lyon,
postmaster.
Kaiglers Houston county, Georgia; Jno. W. Kaigler
postmaster.
Pine HILL Decatur county, Georgia; G. w. Pearce, post
master.
Melville, Anderson district South Carolina; A D. Hem
bree, postmaster.
Disconnued.-The following post Offices have been dis
continued:
Chester, Gibson county, Tennessee
Beverly Dane county, Wisconsin. .
Melancton Creek Rcbland county, Wisconsin.
Olive Hill, Belmont county, Ohio.
Woodngton, Darke county, Ohio.
Brownsville, Liberty county, Florida
Changes of NameThe of the following post offices
have been changed:
Terrin G. H., Terrill county, Georgia, to Dawson.
Westerford, Tucker county, Virginia, to St George.
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Admission, 25 tens.
Children, l2k cents
Descriptive pamphlets for sale In the hall.
o. Italia has before been exhibited in Washington.
Mar l3-dmo
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

Exhibition every night on Wednesday and saur
dayat3k.
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John ID. BARROW HENRY HOLMES this day admit
ted as partners The Banking Chubb Brothers The
this composed Of Charles ST. Chubb John
d. barrow and Henry Holmes, Davenport
Chubb VIM H. Dougal and Ale
Jan l--dtf CHUBB BROTHERS,