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ARREST FOR FORGERY-THE FRIGATE MACE
DOMAIN &c

BosToS. May 1S-Samu-l Finney, young En-
gli-hman, who has recently arrived here. was ar
rested last night for forging notes and drafts on
several Boston firms. and also on the firm of J"hp
Thornbnru & Son, John street, MY. He was held
for examination.
The fri gate Macedonian, commanded by Capt. L.
p. Levy. has hauled off from the Navy Yard, with
her officers and crew on board, and will be COM
nissioued thursday.
The steam.ffigate Roanoke has been thoroug h-
Iy repaired. and is now ready for orders.
The Government sloop Levaut is in dock, being
overloaded and put in readiness for service.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIS6rl N, May 1e.-Judge Loring has taken
his seat in the Court of Claims.
The President to-day sent to the Senate the doc
umen,s respecting the British Uutrages on Ameri-
can yessels Among them are Gen. Cass iustruc-
tons to Mr. Dallas to bring the matter before the
British Government demanding the dismissal OF
the officers committing the offence, and pecunary
compensation for the damage done The PRESIDENT
intends to hold Spain responsible for the outrages
committed in her waters.
The IT, s. steamer Fulton has been ordered TO
crnise and prevent the search of our vessels by
shi - of any nation. Orders have been gwen Tor
the razee Savannah and brig Dolphin to join the
Home Squadron. The frigate Wabash, OF the
Mediterranean Squadron, is also ordered to the
Gulf The documents referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
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In noticing some days ago the presentation OF
sword to Lieut. Pegram, we did not give the exact
numbers engaged in the remarkable action in
which Lieut. Pegram distinguished himself
The Chinese pirates whom he defeated, numbered
thirty junks, three hundred cannon and three
thousand men. Pegram's force was. four boats,
two cannon and hundred and fifty men. There
has been nothing in the Indian war to surpass, if
TO equal this wonderful victory.
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Financial and Commercial

The following Is comparative statement on soo
condition OF the Banks OF the city OF New YORK.
May and May 10:
Mays Nav Is.
sl2 ~ ej5 2Ss Inc VI 80 ~. ,
Sppcie ......... 81 453 lac "A 730,l25 Dec aSafls
Circulat,on...... 7.7a5j656 7,5O2s75 Dec 2s2.05i
Nominal Depo- -.a.,r
l0l lb5 SUI 1bf ,se], ib5 inc' 'io,''o
Updrawn Depo- s-, ,,o
The bank statement shows a loss OF $722,4ls IN
coin the average is falling and the los OF rom
will be apparent in the next report. Inc
loans 81. 81 1913 greater, and the undrawn oepo
sits ss72,l5o higher. The circulation has decreased
The Banks Of New York were never stronger in
every respect than now
The Fredericksburg (ya) Insurance Company 10
winding up The stockholders on saturday last de-
termined to close it's affairs rapidly rs the policies
now out should expire-or rather, that the Presl-
dent aud Directors should adopt such measures to-
wards winding it up they should deem proper
Another company will probably be organized under
the present charter.
Richmond Markets. May 10.
FLOUR-We quote Flour ut st7595. supply
limited and demand moderate
WHEAT We quot at Sl.l5 for Red, ana Sizo lor
White. of superior quality.
CORN is dull at 6e6162c per bushei.
Northern Markets.
EEW YORK. May Ig-Flour-State and Southern
declined cts: Ohio unchanged. wheat tfIiie DSt-
ter; no Southern reported Corn declined lct STOCKS
tdail-Virginia G's wa
BALTIMORE May I9-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat st4ady aud unchanged. Corn better-"hito
6l6g62cts.; yellow 664969 cts
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CRIMINAL-In Mecklenburg county, n. c., Mar
Icehower was fined $3.50 and Imprisoned three
months, and David Weant fined $3.50 and impris.
oned three months. for whipping to death slave Of
the former, who was rebellious.
The sudden rotuudity of the Emperor of the
French is said, by those in the secret to be caused
by his wearing coat of steel mail under his ordi-
nary dress.
Mrs Hannah Rudd the venerable mother of the
Commander of the Washington navy yard, died at
fredericksburg, Va, the 10th inst, ia the
eighty-frst year OF her age.
The magnificent ''Home Squadron" Of the Uni
ted States consists of seO vessels, of which Is
now ut Tampico.
Bishop Scott of the NJ. f. Conference, is about
to sail for the Pacheto preside over the California
conference,
On Saturday twenty-five more mechanics were
discharged from the Gospert (Va.) navy yard ma
king lG7 for the week.
John T. Written. we'll known citizen of Pitts
burg, and clerk Of the select council died, on sun
day.
The steamship Grapeshot from Galveston, Texas
to Trinity river was totally destroyed by IRE last
week
The specie reserve of the Philadelphia banks il
slightly rising seven million; that Of the New York
banks exceed thirty-tive million.
Thomas c. jolly a telegraph operator of pb;la
de'phia, was drowned at vicksburgh, Miss GU the
10th inst.
The notorious "Col. Titus" is making up party
to migrate to Arizona.
new Jewish synagogue was consecrated at
Mobile, Ala. on the 10th Inst.
The Episcopal Convention of North Carolina is
in session at Edenton. That of Virginia, com
mences to-day at Winchester.
The Memphis Appeal predicts that half crop
of Cotton will not he raised ia tue eeiiate VAL
ley OF the Mississippi, on account of the great
floods
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Rev DIR Burrows.

The appointment Of Rev. DIR. Burrows as chap
lain to the Volunteer Regiment in it's approaching
encampment is a mark of respect to that popular
and clog divine which it gives US pleasure to
record Dr. Burrows is one of the finest pulpit
speakers in Virginia, and is both admired for his
oratorical powers aud beloved for his personal
qualities,
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The Spn0Va

Judging from the English accounts, the sepoys
are the weakest and most pusianmous soldiery
in the world Indeed, the small number OF killed
and wounded 10 every action on the British side
confirms this idea. They do not seem to make any
sht at all aud made ofvery different metal from
he stout Russians who defended Sebastopol.
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Es- The DISPATCH JOB PRINTING oFFlt
is prepared to execute at short notice and on lea
sgnable terms, ELECTION TICKETS. Candidat
and others wanting Tickets for the approachir
election. will find it greatly TO their interest TO ca
at the Dispatch Office, corner OF Main and l5s'
streets, and leave their orders.
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We regret to see that the st. Louis Leader has
been discontinued 1t is said to be the intention
of its accomplished editor, VIM Edward Johnston
ESQ, to abandon editorial life for while, and
.peud the coming season in the interior Of Ken
tucky,
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s7y- Books AND GIFrs.-The great GIFT Book STORE,
t. which attention is invited is at No. 81 Main st.
where each book sold for one dollar or more, Is &C
companied with nice present. which is often-times
worth ten times as much as the Book. Si5e worth
of presents given with every $500 worth of Books
sold. Sign of the Red Flag, so Main street.
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ARREST FOR MURDER-John Burns has been ar
rested in Wheeling, Va, for the murder of Mary
Ann Moniony, a degraded woman who incurred his
vengeance by testifying in court against him. He
took her up to ciff in the negbborbood of the
city and there beat her to death with an iron bar
The Times states that after the murder and before
the body was discovered he took friend up 10 the
spot and vaIntingly told him of the deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

WHOLESALE SEIZURE OF STEAMBOATS, --At Quebec.
few days ago the officers of the customs made
seizure Of all the steamboats, iu port whose owners
had violated the Passenger Safety Act, which
quires the registering OF all steamers and the OBJ
tanning of licenses. With the exception of the mail
steamers, and one or two Others every stesm
sci III the harbor, nearly fifty in all, had infringed
the stAtute
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DRowHED.-Guy T. Harrison, in returning from a
meeting of citizens in Tazewell county, Firginia
Il Saturday night last. fell from his horse while
crossing War Creek, and was drowned. He was
much esteemed in the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

Hon TIDE.-The Wilmington (Del) Gazette says
that there was unusually high tide in Christia
ia Creek on Tuesday night, which overfiowed many
of the entertainments. The meadows along the
Delaware, between Wilmington and New Castle
were also overlooked, the embankments giving
way 1t is said the water rose higher than it has
at any time previously, for "a years. The wharves
at New Castle were damaged to the amount of
about 1890
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

RELIGIOUS revival of religion is progressing
at Mercer c. H., Va, and so far has resulted in l.
conversions. John NJ. Ierndon, Esq, has pni-
chased IA lot adjoining Citizens Hail. in Freder-
icksburg, Virginia, for the erection of Catholic
rhurch
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH
NEtE MARKET RACES

PETERSBURG. May 10 The race to-day for the
Jockey Club purse OF 5000, 8 mile heats, won by H.
IL. Dickinsuus b. h. Tar Rirer. in two Straight
heats Time $50, d Gilpatrick rode LAKE. Nc
Donald.
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DEATH OF GEN PER>IFEK F. SMITH, COM
NANDER OF TIE UTAH EXPEDITION.

Sr. LOUIS, May 19.-The Republican of this
morning announces the death of Gen peFsfer F.
Smith. at Leayeuworth sunday night. His remaus
were to leave Leavenworth for the East last Wed
nesiay General Ilarney succeeds him in the
command Of the eX pediton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

ANOTHER STRIKE The operatives 10 the wooden
mill At Waterford, II. l., struek for higher wages
on Wednesday. They commenced work few
weeks ago, at a reduction Of 20 per cent from their
hrIDer wages, but declared themselves unable TO
live at the reduced rates
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THE ERIE TROUBLES There is a prospect of a
renewal of the railroad Troubles at Erie. Pa
The people of Harbor Creek are indignant at an
attempt of the company to relay the track la the
position it originally occupied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

aS-Steam Ambrotypes. at the rate OF 500 daily
from Is cents to $25 by the Artists TYLER Co. l3s
Main street. Sixteen years. experience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

ST. JoHNsBURY, VI, May 16.-rhrae prisoners,
name Reach, Kelly and Drew, confiued in the Jail
at this place for passing counterfeit money, made
their escape last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

HEAVY FiNE.-The court Of Staff ,rd county, We.
has impo.eda hneo 81 900 upon the Commissioners
OF the Revenue Of that county for not furnishing
the Sheriff with his bucks in the time required by
law -
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EFYscrs OF SPfRiTUaLsM--on Saturday. Captain
Wm. Brown. in former years well known as the
c commander of several different steamers on Lake
Erie aud Lake Michigan, was taken 20 the Insane
asylum at Cincinnati. a victim 10 spiritnalism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

Nn-TYLER & Co take more llkenesses in week
than all the other Galleries combined take in a
month The secret of TYLER Co.'S success is tn
good wark AMI reasnnshle nrces.
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= .
TIL DISp ATCH,
Sor,or TO ApvERTIsERs.

Advertisement. for the pnpkrcH must be handed
- nv ssr scock ~ tas dJsrssea. In order TO appear
ha uexs day. Tue heavy pressure OF advutisemenn
mon the columns Of cur paper will not admit Oh
4 \ AR rscepton aiSer the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

FINED For AN oPtsIas Judge Baiiy of Meckleu.
burg co. N. c., recently fined gentleman SIS for
been summoned as a Juror. The fiiae was after.
wards RENTED.
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ELECTION TICKETS

Tie Governor of Missouri has pardoned the no
torious murderer, Robert Moo BIenns, of ST. Louis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

ARMY INTELLIGENCE-Geu. Tviggs and tweety-
five other army officers passed through Lynch
burg Va, Monday, en- route for Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

CHgAp TIMBsR.-The Wrightsyille (Pa.) Star
says. that the saw mills there have purchased
eighty RATS of timber nearly all piDe at less than
one third OF the price paid last season.
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SEsEGAL.-Accounts from this French settlement
in Africa have been received to the 18th March
An expedition Of 3,000 troops had burned and laid
waste a number OF negro villages in the interior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLY-Sirth Day
DR.. Dumont, from the Committee Theological
Seminaries, made report, which was adopted,
and which contains the following:
"Resorei, That the Board OF Directors of the
Uuion Theological Seminary in Virginia be authO
rized, with the concurrence of the Synod Of Vir-
GINA, the Synod of North Carolina, and the Pres
hyteIy of Winchester, to transfer to the Trustees
of the Union Theological Seminary, III the county
of Prince Edward, Va, all the lands, funds. and
other property belonging TO said seminary, now in
the hands of said directors, or which may hereai-
ter come into their hands"
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ESCAPE OF COUNTERFEIrERs.

BosToN, May 1S.-Mohammed Pacha, the Turk
ish Admiral, arrived here this morning, and put up
at the Revere HoRse.
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rHL H0HAFHIC NHWss.
sspoRTEp FOR THE DAILY DIST ATUH
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.


HALIFAX, May 1e.-1be steamship Niagara, with
dates from Liverpool to the Sth instant, mas ar
rived e.,
The City of Washington arrived out on the oth
instant, aud the Indian on the eth.
The news Is uDimportant. The British govern
ment had announced 10 Parliament that ~ bau
disapproved of the proclamation OF the Governor
Genera! of India, conhscatng the land IN ouue.
Sir Colin Campbell would be created peer oi
the realm.
The Spanish Cortes had been suddenly prorogued.
Some of the Ministers had rendered their resigna
ton.
There is nothing further from India.
LIVERPOOL, May Section advanced 4 on TIE
week. Sales for the week of 81 ZOO bales bread-
stuffs generally closed with declining tendency.
Corn had an advancing tendency. PROVISIONS
firm.
Consols 973lat755.
isEcoND DISPATCH.
The India bill was progressing slowly.
The West Chester Cup race was won by Nariety,
| in the field against % horses.
The London Times speaks approVingiy OF the
extension of the United States southwardly. 1t
| thinks the absorption of Central America by US
cannot long be delayed. and that annexation VIII
| be great Improvement on its present condition
To this scheme it thinks there will be more oppo-
| sition at home than abroad.
| The Paris Pays affirms that Sir Colin Campbell
urgently demands large reinforcements.
The Governor General had issued a proclamation
calling upon the rebels to submit and throw them
| selves upon the mercy Of the Government lie
confiscates their estates but spares their lives.
| COMMERCIAL
| LIVERPOOL. May s-The stock of cotton in port Is
10000 bales including 422, COO American IRE mar
| ket closed with declining tendency Saturday -
| Flour has declining tendency. and quotations are
barely maintained. Wheat dull. Corn advanced
| IM2s. Fine sugars slightly advanced. Rice dull
| Rosiu steady. Spirits turpentiue dull, 49,
| Money generally unchanged. The bullion IN the
| Bank of England has declined ECO 900 Consols
| for money quoted Saturday at 97ss(G9154. mn
| The government has asked for loan oil tl3,oo"-
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Nnrlcr-FAIRFoR rHE BENEFIT OF rHr

NOTICE. = III FUN TIE d .-N"fI 7 OF TIT
MANCHESTER BAPTIST CHURCH.-The ladies connected
with the Manchester Baptist Church aud cOngreGs
ton will hold FAIR in this city. ut the store re
Gently occupied by BintOrd, Eayo q Blair, NO. g
18th inst This Fair was planned by the late Pas
ter before his death and the principles up0n whic'
il was to be CONQUERED Chose OF the striCtest re'
ious y sDriety left his own handwriting. These
rules wi be faithfully carried out
Persons having contributions to make. OF money
or ether articles will please send them to the above
Mace. on Monday next The Fair will be kept opeI
during the week.
Price of admission l21a cents-Children Ga cts.
&
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE Through
Trarel-The first train which passed over the Va.
& Tenn railroad, after the completion of the East
Tenn Road, arrived in Lynchburg Va, Monday
night with $50 passengers-a large proportion OF
whom had through tickets.
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Peter Runk.a foreman on the Rome IN. " Rail-
ROAD, WAS blown TO atoms on Saturday AFTERNOON
~ TIE explosion Of an engine, near Cape Vincent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

ACCIDENT.-Ilenry Tanner, near Oak Park. Mad
ison county, Va, hadjhis hand blown off by an un-
timely explosion of powder whilst he was engaged
in blasting rock. His arm was amputated at the
wrist to his life. Thomas Fry, who was near
was also injured but not severely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-20

rSrIT would hardly do for any one
sars m baye the tsmarity TO question the ex-
n nIT apA, If DR. j. HOSTETTERs CELEBkATED
STOMACH BITTERs for all dlseases 81 me st ona
a :, IA nysentery and general arrangement OF
the digestive organs their many virtues have Long
s .Lo srstano tl,e morbid hufHors which e'ard
their natural functions and which bring paleness to
The check and suffering TO tho brow They DANISH
high health. and necessarily prove valuable al
mt 10 the digestive orcaus trial ia all that Is
needed to establish them in the commence Oh 'ic
skeptic. 8, .-,I, AVA
r,hara " my 20--lm
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GREEN PEAS AND STRAWBERRIES FROM TUE SOUTH -
The steamship Roanoke, which arrived at New
York Monday, from Norfolk, had 500 barrels OF
green peas, besides quantity of early strawber
RIGS.
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sA SopA WATER SODA WATER! !!
SoDA WATER Gold and sparkiing. win de'l
coys Frnit aud Cream Syrups of all varieties, may
w "i""' " JOHN w GARLICK.
mvIq Market place, Franksin street.
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MOHAMMED pACHA BOSTON

SAILING OF TIE EUROPA.
BosroS May l9.-1he Europa sailed at noon to-
day for Liverpool, with 800 QUO ia specie.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT-0u Thursday morning
last, Capt. n F. Steel and Lafayette Brandon
neighGors, residing near Providence Church in
Iredel county, n. c., went out to hunt turkeys.
but not in company, aware of the
other being in the woods. Brandon concealed him
self in some shes. and mistaking Capt. Steel who
was also concealed hard by and calling the game
fired, shooting him through the body aud killing
him instantly. Capt Steel leaves wife aud seve,
raj children.
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BILLY BOwLEGs AT New ORLEANs.-Billy BowIegs
visited the various points of attraction in New Or
leans Tuesday, including newspaper office, and
was received with great honor, attracting thou
sands of persons. In response to an address. Billy
expressed his regret for not sooner having made
peace with the whites.
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ssY- THE HOMESTEAD CoMPANY.-The
HOMESTEAD COMPANY will hold it's month
" meeting THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, al their
s'Fca on nth. between Main and Bank streets
nv 20-lt WIN T ALLEN, Secretary.
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my I4-iw

Esy- PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
of rich and beautiful styles. Just received, selling
at lower rates than ever.
LADIES' BAZAAR,
my Il-Iw LIZ Rrnnn strntt.
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Doors, SHOES AND CATERS MADE TO
ORDER, AT THE SHORTEST NoTICE-We are now pre-
narad In make TO order BOOTS, SHOES sud GAL
TIERS of all tue latest styles and of the very best
quality. N,~yvr NIL.
has been engaged in the Boot and Shoe business io
.hs rast twenty -niue years, being engaged IN ousl
pess three years in LONDON five years in PARIS sew
en- years in NIw YORK, aud for the past fourteen
years in THIS CITY and is we'll known as competent
Workman. We will therefore give parucuiar al
DIR and DEFORMED FEET ~ we warrant Z
give entire satisfaction in every instance as regard:
material workmanship and nice and easy nj.
HARRIS CO.'S Shoe Depot,
- e. No l2o Main street,
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sS~ To THE VOTERS OF EN- RIG Q
CouyTY- am candidate for reelection to the OIL
nee o. oo SU1s o. Jos J PLEASANTS.
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Jebn Jump, under sentence Of death in Lenoir
county, N. o., has been pardoued by Governor
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CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES.-Just re
~ ceived, beautiful lot of Spring Gigs for chill
dren. TUOS l. ANGUS A 90
WATER COOLERS just opened, splendid lot
of Water-Coolers. of the latest styles
TiQS l. ANGUS h co
REFRIGER ATORs-Also just received a fresh
lot of Y ,. ALL and WINSIfiP's fatent and Goa,
tnon kefricerators. all Of which will be sold at
very small advance on enst, ct
TH0S l. ANGUS 4 co.'s
Refrigerator and Carriage Depot
my i9-at las Main ST. next Kent Paine A O.,
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VIM =. FOSTER. ESQ 10 the Agent for the DAILY
purAsos In Nsrfsuk. the circulation 81 the paper
there having Increased 10 an extent denAnaink pe'
senai attsation to iss distribution, the eo'so''"
A.
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RE- PARAsoLs, Sun SHADES AND LA
DIES SILK UMBRELLAS, selling at cost az TIE
LADIES' BAZAAR,
my lI-IW us Broad street.
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tag New FAMILY DRUG Store. -
WARING a PEARCE, Druggists, beg TO inform
their friends and the public generally that they have
removed TO their NEW STORE ON Broad street
above Ninth, aaf opposite the old Swan Tavern
ghere may be found complete assortment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES aud CHEMI
GALS; also. English and French Perfumery, In
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes FaLcy ar
tcles. Imported Cigars aud Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my It's