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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

After oil, perhaps it will Lot do for the slave
trsaers 10 rely too confidently on hr. Secretary
Cass's recent achievements in their favor. Not
withstsDdipg ell be has dono to protect them
against tho annoyance Of British cruisers, it does
Lot appear from the debate on this subject in the
British House of Commons that there is any inten-
ton to adopt the policy so eften suggested by The
London Tmes, and to give up the suppression OF
tie slave. trade Us hopeless undertaking. The
extent Of tho opiSion given by the law officers OF
tie Crown, that in time Of peace there 10 no right
of search or even OF visitation, would appear to go
no forihsr than this: that vessels really American
and known to be such, and which there is no
ground for suspscting to be falsely assuming that
character to escape = search aud seizure, are not
Istle to be brought 10 and visited by British
st. ofwsr. At the same time the British Minis
ters are far from cOncedlng that the mere hosting
II tie American flag lie to prove an absolute cover
b. sny vesssl over which it may float In fact, they
do not understsne our Government rs having
brcscAsd any such doctrine. The extent to which
thsy 20 to accept the doctrine this subject set
forth in Mir. Casss recent letter to Lord Napier,
AID borrowed by him from Mr.. Webster. Though
avessel were covered all over, from stem t) sterp
with American Gags, u British ship of-war, having
reasepable ground to suspect that this American
character was assumed, is Lot TO be prevented By
the flag alone from paying her visit. nor, if those
susp,cions should be confirmed BY the visit, from
making her pfize. Even Il the vessel should turn
out to bc really American, yet Mr. Cass himself sd
uts that I" IL the boarding officer had lust ground
"ior suspicion, and dePerted himself with pro-
"priety in the performance of his tack, doing no
"ipjury and peacesbly retiring when satisfied Of
"hs error, no nation would make such an act
"tke subject Of serious reelsmatiOn.'
The speakers in the Hcuse Of Commons all as
surnsd that the practice OF visitation by the British
vessels employed in the suppression Of the slave
trade, had pever gone beg ond the limit thus fixed
by Nr. Cass hinself or ut least that the instruc.
tons, under which they acted, did not justify them
In going beyond that limit. These instructions
issued in 1874 had been settled by Lord Aberdeen
after greet deal Of consultation with the persons
heat qualified to advise, including DIR. LusAiDgten
and Sir George Cockburn. high authorities 10 inter
rational law. They had been communicated to the
American Cove rnment, and had been approved by
Mr.. Webster, then Secretary Of State, aud had
been acted upon for fifteen years without any In
terrrpson to amicabe relations. In fact both Lord
john Russell and Lord Palmerston-sakipg the ex-
ptesssd wish, We suppose for the deed-gave our
Government aid navy the credit Of an active and
cpelation during that period, In putting All
etd to this "most abouinable crime" Lord PA1i-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
PERSONAL.

The Sovapnah Republican snpouacss the death Of
the Hon. Richard Wayne, Mayor Of the city. Hs va!
native Of Savannah. He was q son of kichsr9
Wayne highly esteemed merch snt and citizen, sss
born on the 18th Of Apii, 1894; be was o,ass.
qreny ii e over fifty four yesrs of age o. Cs,I '
of his death. He was educated a. Un,on oguosS
Schenectady, N. Y, ard subsequently gisaap d..
the degree Of M. u. at tue Medical College =. @ =,
deiptis. He soon after received tio srP o'
Surgeon in tie United Ststes Army, and !. sSs
ty Nas stationed o. o. ,tb0rpe Cau 0nmea,
lie was highly este emed by the troops ioI nIs Ana,
meas ard attention, especially when taey isuov9a
from their bsuscks TO Efiagh.m County for thcu
health. During tbe troubles Dotween o1utn Carataa
ard tie GeLersl Government, be was trsaS;erisd 20
ChsrIeston and stationed with tie gsrrsoa o. Fort
Moultre. Upon the departure OF tie troops hom th u
e,stiop he resigned his comm ssion In tho army and
tiled in Savannah, wpere ne pursued his pfofesioa
with untiriLg zeal " the tilse Of his death.
Calvin w. Ptilso, esq., Of Sutheld, wel ksowa
poiicisn AID asO as ter men of ability, died
in sufhed TO day, June 80. Ma Phileo had bsen in
failing health for year pat. Ills disease sn sgsrs-
vstsd fam Of dyspepsis rsa iato consainptioo, sod
te.Inl sted h.s days at he age Of "a. Mr. Pheo wss
lawyer and maI Of Ia ent. He succeedsd well 10
his literary writings. book Of his " Twice Mar.
ried,' kss gOne through several editions mere sad
abroad. HIS stony II the Atlsatic Morthly, " Akin
by Marriage" was never Gnished, owing 70 bis ILL
Lsss. iisItfoid lines.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

BUFFALO, Ihursday jay 1, 1919.
TIE Railroad Convection adjourned sire DIE at
o'clock Iss. night after passing the following rsaoiu
tions:
Rsoed That toe NewYk and Erie road be requested to
ayAce ito paeIsr 10 e pc.s pdo 30 the recent fe
duc,ior which rates shall geo til the 18th of July
rex that Committee Of Tnree be appointed BY TINS Con
venion TO rque Into hs difficulties between the Erie aud
Central roads.
Mr.. Moran, President Of the Erie Road, protested
sgeinst the action OF tie Conventon declared that he
would not be bound by it, srd that the Erie Road
would endeavor to wo.k for lts own interest indepen'
dent Of the action Of the Convention.
Although TIE Lske Shore, Cleveland and Toledo,
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati and other Roads
weIe represented the city their delegates took no
part in the proceedings Of toe Convention, and corse
querty are net bound BY its acts
The Committee of Conference nlads the following
report:
II is the opinion of the Committee that pos;tiye
.vidsnce has been adduced showing violation either
cen.rscts formerly exciting S~twesn aid Comnnoiss
and your Committee believe hat the srsst re-
duction in passenger fares on the part Of the New
York and Erie induced by uufounded reports and
msspprehension the part Of the New-Yofk Central
or ether roads, and not fom sny state of facts aud
therefore earnestly commend 70 these roads to
meet together in spr. of Cancellation and ADJUST the
differences between trem, ard restore sgan remuners-
tive rates and good feeling ard that in case Of failure
on the part of ssd roads TO aJus. existing differences
and restore the rates Of fare, ths Committee recon-
mend the roads represented to put IL force the thir.
teenth article oftLe Cleveland Convention Of October
Ia, 1857 against all roads which shall persist in keep
ing the rates far below the established rates and that
Special Committee Of three be appointed to agree
upon and publish the details of the manner Of putting
niO operation the thirteenth resolution OF the Cleve-
and Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

chronic ofce seeking. they hsve had an eys to shs
main chance; they lave fairly earned generous
slice of the slave-trsders' bounty. and We asist on
its being accorded them. Gn every cargo Of black
ehsttels thst may benceforth be lauded in Cuba 40
esgle per head should be duly transmitted to the
White House and the Stat, De- is,t0eat, in recog-
milton Of the signal sersices Of our veteran states
men to the cause of free ships and slsve-trsders'
rights. Let not their modesty Obscure their merit,
but give every man Lis honest due.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

bespr;t hes iis columns, dry bis tesrs aod, o. VI
Sam Weller might say. stut Of his water cars
for sessn. he vii then fod that there will shli
be conseaiiou for him. although the ooaofious
boarding house should not be suppressed. II ne
will bu. wipe his weeping eyes for momen' %
Will find that one Of our noblest in,titutions-tae
key.st,pe Of our polite Al srch-his fdrnished these
reformers with hilt. he viii discover th,ta negro
working for Just what il viii cost to keep hm' or
lust enough rice and meal to Gil his stomach, for ust
clothing enough to cover his n,k.dness and Tor
shelter enough to save him from the asue Is oeins
sltose,he, lovely to behold. Well may The CoHuer
with compIAcency gaze upon the patriarch wno'
from an ample store, measures out bis modicam 70
every sable toile-; but why should 1t meis q. sne
SIGHT of white meu thus sustaining the rselVrs
What the sharpest white man ofa awhite ''phslsnK
does pocket the difference between cost aud sup.
ply That is just what tue AbfahAms and Jacobs
of the pl,ptation are daily doing. Suppose that the
unitary System does destroy the family relation
Dces Slavery fnd that relstOn necessary Is not
that relation utterly ignored by the system
The Courier is very anxious for sexual purity.
But does if net know in what pure and unspotted
condition that purity is maintained under orr most
peculiar institution Why should we be better
than ouI neigbbors' Why should s!avish socialism
be so admirable, and free, untroumeled socialism
go hOrriblel
If. in our effort to console suffering neighber,
We have attempted to unite things incongruous, We
have simpy been urged By cur humsni:y. We cx-
not bear to SEQ The Courier in so much pain, and
we therefore administer the carmiuative nearest at
hand. May it operate kindly end quickly! For
when gentleman begins to rave about these things
we cannot tell what important vesseI he may burst
Let The Courier think Of cpe thing at time, and
Lot tax its really fine intellect so hardly. 1t will
then be less Ike Dr. johnson, who always attributed
the slavery Of the French to their sOnPc saigre and
their wooden shoes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

PRIscEros CoMnEscEhEsr.-0n Wedesdsy the
annual commencement exercises of the venrsbe Col.
lege of New Jsrsey were concluded. At Iiocock the
Faculty Trustees and Students Of the Cokge in TIER
scholasuc COWS and badges unarcaealo processioo
from Nassau Hall to the Fna Psesbytsrisn Churca.
where the orators Of the graduating csss delivered
There were ~ graduates, 1907 whom were jersey
men, from May land, II froa Penusy ylvsus, from
New-York, from District ofColumbis, 2 from Lou.
issns, from Missouri, frch tennessee, from Oaio,
from ILdlans, AID from Txas.
There we're AZ admitted to be Second Degree. Ths
following honorary cegIeee conferred: That of
LII On Lorin Andrews, esq. President of Kenyon
College; on George Is. Wood .. PbAadelphis; snf on
Wm. Is. IIodson Thst Of p, d. cs the Rev. John
Berien Lindsey Chancellor of tine Usivorsity OF Feu-
bessee, 81 Nashville, Tenn. oD tne Rev. Hoary Per-
kills of AlleItOxn, N. j.; and on the Raw. }smss A.
II. Cornell of Nev-York.
That Of A. III. on the Rev. Horstio =. Howell, Of
Pa. On the eS.-HsaIy z. J,anson Of Biaii-o II.
N. j.; Oh j. S. Lsbsw u Bssztystown, N: J:i 90
seph Henry OF Scranton, Pa; on Frecerick gI.c4
OF New Paltz, N. VI oa Wa. ii. Brace ot(NSoH,
n j. on Cherries 7. Wright Of Nss-Bfuiswicsy
ard on the Rev Rev. j. A. Whisssr Of Bsivis,e.>
n. j. That Of A. Is. or Ira g. Wtfsnesd, al. A. a
Buffalo, n. Y; AID on Geo. Nlron.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
Maine Polite.

PORTLAND, Tsursday, July /. 1858.
TIE Democratic State Coryonticn me. 81 Augusts
yee.ei DAY. and pcminated the HOa- Msasss "a II.
Smith Of Wa;reo for Goverror who accepted tAs
nomination in speech o. coaside'ats lergtn. Rss.
buttons were adopted complimentrg the Ainisis.rs-
tien ndos,fg tee ina. adjustment Il tae LscomptsA
qu.step, and denouncipg the Opposition aad s iasas.
uIes. Neatly '0o delegates sele prssenf. Tse Goa
vettion was presided over By the Hoa. w. s. LItse-
field II Bi:6eetcn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

Commencement ct B0Sdcin viii occur on tho N,
4th and 5th of Ausu.t. The anniversary Of tho NE
literary societies. Athenean and Percnian vill tsks
place on the afternoon Of Tuesday, Aug 3. Taeosstos
Is The Rev. Theodore Parker. Tue poem is t. bsds
livsred by Albert Laighton Of orts ndu.b WsdnsslT
will be occupied BY the performance of pats By 30
graduating class Prot. A. s. Packard viii deliver "a
address before the Alumni Oh Tnursday forenoon.
Thursday afternoon will be devoted to the pu bic or.
ercises Of the Delta Kappa EpslOe Soctty, which
holds its annual convention with the 30 wdn Chapter
this year. The Hon. Auson Burl;r hms is to deliver
the GRAFTON, and Hamilton j. Del s of An Arbo..
Michigan, the poem. Dodworth' Sand Is 70 furnish
the music danrg the week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

As q train Of cars On the Bloomfield RslroAd vA
approaching the pond bets East and West bloom
field, child was observed lying on the track bat
short distance shead. TIE whistle was blown. 81
the child did ret move, and there was TO neE d
pied, and the tIAu came to stop not an instant -
socp. The chic nst tie pilot OF the "
otive Almost touched its clolLipg. II va. t.k@
of tie track BY tie ctneuoor aad gvTn toies osss'
VITO was jvst lssteEiDS " tie spS.. lIslssTspa'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
Schooner Sunk by "a Collision.

BoSTON, IOuTsday, JAY 7, so1N
Tie schoorers Eusoa T. SUita srd triumph ron
Pblad, phis for Boston with coal catce in cosstoa
III Cope Cod during sudden gallo. Tho Drew oftas
Triumph, except james Hawes, cook, jurpo4 90
board ire Smith. TIE Triumph probSbiy sank. 6hs
belonged to Bridgeton, n. j. The Elisha I. Smith
arrived up to-day.
BosroS, Thursday, July 10 r. ~.
The schooner Triumph, Cspt. Artis, from P{ilsdet-
phis or Boston. before reported iato by hooaer
L. T. Smith, was picked up or 0r.esas tc1isy ssd
brought into that port with the cook on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
COMMANDMENTS.

THE UsWERsTY OF VEKaosr.-A. the approsca'
ing Commencement Of the University II vermont, shs
proceedings win be as follows: Tue Rev. Dr. Harn
Of Bargor, Me-, will address the Socisty oil Religious
Inquiry; the Rev. DR.. Stcrss of Brooklyn, N 4. the
Literary Societies; tho Rev. Dir. Cutler OF W"roeS"f
Mass, the Alumni Tee Senior eno Junior classes
have epgsged the celebrated Germans Band to furust
the music for the occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
Sale OF the Collins Steamers %
France.
~ %
pisrsics e The Evrrins fcs..

sfectsi psfstcd N The Eyrrirf fos.
WASHINGTON. Tnurdsy. Jaiy I. 1854
learn that Mr COmst ,ck. agent FOR Csliios & Ca.
has returned from Eurrps and hss contracted wsh hs
Fresch Government, or With parties In ersnos &c TIN
sale OF tee tbrs Collins steamers for the sum of
sI6t0.ooo. This Will, Of course, erlrss the Port
msster-GecerNs discretion in ooatrsc,iag fcx ooeas
ma service.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
Receipts Of Rreadstuls.

AIB.SV, Fhursdsy, July IS%
Receipts at tide-ws,er DOR the fourth seek Of Jsas
low an increase over ths same period Of last pear
olcss: Flour, 81 al bbs.; Weess, ?lo,eii ou.ael';
Com. "a 2S3 bushels. Reducilg Wheat to Flour, tia
o.al increase receipts Of Flour ~ the present tms
il S}5 i;}6 bbIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
From Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, Wednesday, June 30, 1853.
A dl,ps.ch from Lesvenwortb 2Sh, by the United
States Express to Bonneville, says: That we'll
grounded report is n circulation TO the effect TIA.
Sow. Denver intends ysca.ing tie GubeTnatoriL
"cbar soon after tire election 10 August. The reasons
(Which have prompted his Excelleccy TO determine
zen such course are not stated"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
The Southern Mail.

WARRINGTON, raufsosy. July 1, iaOS.
Nsw- Orleans ipers Of Tire latest date das by the
nail stats thst tire wrers ct the sesmsh;p Csaswos
have arranged to have the nsis and passengers fH
Havana tsE.n OF by steamboat 70 svoid her bsssS
quarartined a. New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

The Union says that the Derby Cabius! bsys
given up entirely and withou. any reserve, tae claim
of visitation; the whole controversy having beea Il.
ready completely closed by the receipt Of tho EAi Of
Mslmssburys Dispatch TO Lord Nspsr Of tie Tito uis.
at tie Department Of State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
The Atlantic Telegraph.

Sr. JoHs's, N. +, Thursday July l-p. IN.
There as Yet no signs Of the hssls Niagara at Tim
ity Bay, where az Office has been established by the
Newfoundland Telegraph Company
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
The Boston CustO m.HOuse.

BOSTON, THURSDAY, July j, IB5S.
report, said to be reliable, hat eighteen revenue
employees receive notice Of discharge to-day, creates
considersble excitement se the Custom House. No
appointments will be made in place of those dropped,
owing 10 the decreased appropriation for rsveaus pur
pcses by the last Congress-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
Murder ON ShipbOard.

BosTos, Ihursday, July /, l858
The schooner Cameo, Capt. Esstsrbrook, from
Cardenas for Pcrt!erc d. put no Holmes Hole ysster
cay the capt .in having the previous day killed his
nate, Cttilss Miller ot Manchester. n. H., and
wUurded tao Il tee seaaea. lie Is iisaa..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

The remains Of ex- President Monroe will be dis
Inferred Il. day and taken to the City Hall. To-
morrow the funeral cOrtege starts for Richmond on
the steamer Ericsson.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
A Vigilance Committee In Florida.

S.vASEAH, Wednesday. June 30, 1888.
TIE Republican has letter fro Tampa, 9th inst,
reporting TIE hsrgng or the rght previous, Of four
promnen. citizens by the Florida VigAnls. The state
rseut is corxideyed questionable.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
Non.Arrival Of the Indian Empire

HALIFAX, Thursday, July l-9 p. In.
The ttesmship IDdian Empire has not yet made her
appearance and doubtless Gid no. leave Galway on the
10Th ult in which case ale msy brcg later from
Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
Trot,ing nj Baltimore.

BALTISoRR, Thursday, July ], 1888.
Flcrs Tempe won the fscs over the Csasoa
CouIee this afternoon, bes.ng Lancet in three strssx
heats. Tlme-2: W-2:29-2:8
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
ph;,ade,phia stock Board.

PHIIADEIPHIA, Tarrsday, July !. 1893.
Stocks DULL Penrsy lvsn.s State Fivss, 30 iaterest
of. Reading Railroad, "; Morris Cslsi Al Long
Island Rsilroad, III Pennsylvaoi. Railroad, a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
Ness11ork DAILY Gribm,te
FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1853.

The weather yesterday was delightfully."- cool and
pleasant, with smart breeze all day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-26
CAREAlaE MAMUFACToRIEs
r-@.. New CARRIAGE AND HAIR

having been for a number of years engaged in
Coach Making, offers to those In this section who
may wish 10 purchase, variety Of light and sub
stantial CARnI AG Es, such as Buggies, KOckaways.
&c. All work warranted made of good and durable
material. Persons wishing to purchase are respect
ments will be offered to their advantage, both to
price and guarantee of the faithful performance Of
the work. NJ PULLEN.
&C lily Wall, st, near 81. Charles HOTEL
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.@@@. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
S6GLASsEs-A p JAHSKg. ogr.
GAN. T31s Main street, have opened q new la y
fine concave ard convex ground Brazilian p.bbs
9iasses. in Gold and Steel frames.
| guarantee TO suit. With these snpsricr 9la,se,
apy person to whose vision oytical aid Gao be d
pied.
The public are requested TO call and examiae.
Brazilian Pebble and Other Glasses hlled in ola
frames. AZ JAHNkK.
NOS -55s Mar street
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RANK on THE VALLEY, IN yIRGlNfA.l
WiAcHmfsn Nov. 18th. 1sS.
To TITS Eneel.spey, HksHy WISE,
governor Of Virginia:
Bear Siy..-I .f.cose statements eh owing the con-
difion 1T shsa Bank the lss day 81 octsesr, ss.
and Isl Asy ~ 0ctctee, lass
with great respect,
Your ohtdlent servant.
III Al HhENT, Caahfer.
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MOOD ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS
VI AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BIZ.
If you want to ses fun in the married state.
You must get for your wife. for start,
What ste wants to keep house with please don't
yor wait.
II you do she will think Il right hard.
OF course you must 90 and buy you sucb sting:
Such as Cf.ind and Glassware and Clock,
Some hfairsS and so1e Spoons, you cannot let
of,
And Tea Trays and ali of such stock.
70 xe. your supply Of all what you need,
At price far much cheaper than cheap,
Call In st sCHAAPS Store, corner Broad and
Third streets.
Where all of sucb things they do keep.
Don't forget to call az SCHAAP 4 CO.'S,
"A nd HStr
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EHATES. TENDERS. FINE EETS OF
~ SHOVELS, T0NGS and p0KEIS--l have for
sale GA elegant assortment I'll all kinds Of Crates,
including every ssy!s Of TENDERS, Summer Pieces,
poksrs seven different sizes of coal scuttles cinder
ehoycls fire Shovels; handsome Stands for Shoyele
Brick IRE Slams and Jams; sets Of Soap Stone for
setting UP Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tone Builders, housekeepers. and others 10
want of any Of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinds OF Bras and Iron Works OF the above de-
scriptior ut my BELL and BRAES FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and RENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 223
Main street. between sth and 9Th streets. West side,
Richmond, Va,
au Idly Z. ID. DENOON-
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q WE ABE ALL MATCHMAKER
49, The Governor he is Matchmaker,
The Test flushed one OF any.
And ono Guard is ias enough
So OF them he has many.
The Mayor he Is 9 Cass maker,
had Cases to Tefins;
And II they are not plaased with him.
les hard 10 beat his time,
The Watcbmen they are NasekuAkAx.
And often in while,
They geta good hepeater
Aud q very damaged LiaI.
Tho AIciiouror "a Matchmaker.
lie takes Watches into pawn.
And keeps fhstn for certain tina
Until-s5oibg, going. gops
BARTHOLOMEW he's Watchmakar
His ramr all people tell
On the corner ( Eleventh street
Opposite 70 the Hotel
BAKfHOLGMEw, Wasshmsksr.
10 10 Gppos Ii. tbh Ame,fS,n
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NOGaFTT & ANpEsSON,

CECOND SUPPLI Of FALL MD
= WINTER CLOTHING Having jn+t returned
from the North row Receiving ray reSona cup
scar which will make my assortment the most
con,plete have ever offered III this market. 1t is
got en- up entirely for the retail trade OF tbs sec
au atv std wo. kmanship in getting IL mp. hopeto
Be- able 10 please all who NAY favor pe With their
patronage without enumorstEg the articles on
ham, my ttock will embrace every article usually
found in a FAsHIoNABIE CLeTH'Ns HOUSE; Eau nj
the Virginia Clothing Manuiact tory and Sans hco'n
Of Kn IRA SMITH,
W Sfsiy, street
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DTaeoLUTIoNe, 90.

UI86OlUx1ON0, 00s--.--~
nIcBULUTION.--The firm OF ba'dwln;
~ CsrdwsIl Co, ID hereby dissolved o. mn snss
eneert aha books have been riscea IN IT.
OF nURACE L KENT. % whom w sos 10 su.hnr,s
- grant receipts. Immedi.ss rnny,u WV
anired. faRN y CALDWELL.
Hin BALDWIN.
,..s no l2--im
TvO-PARrNEKsH HIP NOTlOE Inc
" subscribers beg leave to inform the cissns %
Richmond aud the nblie generally sna, .i Of
aREEN = ntyiS' i3r the purpose OF carrying On
the aRANIrE BUaiN Ess. in oil OF It's eIanens ss
and that they are now prepares 10 eAecu'sS c =,
IVORY shst may be offered to theig3n Their nne =,
the most wors man like manner, and on Ieas0,asr
serms' oae OF them can always be found st ihs s
yard, on 9th street. sou side o. tne essa inEsN
Ai""' OLIVER DAVIS.
u.,s yu,r,st ,ass oc 2s--lElf
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. CLEAR WATER: ,, .,, ,,,.,.

EA WATER FILTERS.
~ We have hand, large assortment of
~ Water Fliters, OF all sizes, y hith We can
commend as being very superior. They will litter
from three % four gallons an hour, and al they
chea o. every family can afford 10 hsye one Call
aaa examine them al
KhEsEE h PARIS l,ttery,
nos Corner 18th and Can SITS.
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XUMINISrhATUR s NUTICE.--AIl
n peTs. ms inhabited 70 the estate Of Jacob How
SGT decd, will please make immediate payment,
and those having claims againH said es' ate will
present their claims 20 the undersig mad. properly
authenticated, for settlement.
JOHN C PAGE, il.
roS-iu A,In.r of Jarob Towser decd.