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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-11

g- PRINCIPE CIGARS! PRINCIPE CI-
EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
one case of these really fine CIGARS, TO which We
cali the attention of those who prefer rst rate old
fashion Principe.
WARING Il PEARCE, Druggists
do 3I-ts corner 4th and Broad sts.
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nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PREN TING FICE
Or1er Of Nam and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN d. HAMMERSLEY s. co., Proprietors,

This establishment lbeing the most complete Prin.
terry IN the South, both regards Types Ornaments
&C.. and the latest a1d most approved Machine
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKs
CATALOGUES, NOTES POSTERS
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS. &C.
HF Particular attention given to fine work for
Banks Public Offices, Insurance. Railroad and Trans.
portaton Companies, Tobacco Factors &C.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS BILL HEADS Small
Circulars, Labels &C. is capable OF turning off 600
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
OF this establishment to obtain this description of
work at the shortest possible notice.
sE Prices reduced in proportion, to the increase of
speed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze and various
coored Inks executed in the highest style of the art
I'm this branch of the business the propTietors esn
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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SaocEISG AFFAIR.-Hyena an the Ws1ds "A ds
tressiBg tragedy occurred last week in the west
ern part OF this State. danning's Mensgerie 10
winterisg two miles west of Pauldipg PauIding
county. Among the other an imals Was hyena
said "a be the largest in the United States The
animal was very feroeious, and had twice bitten
his keeper. Early on Wednesday morning last the
hyens escaped Search was instantly made, and
later Ia the morning he was discovered in the
grave yard, having dug up aud partly devoured
.wo or three dead bodies. Several OF the citizens
rushed in TO take IL. when IL turned its sssail
ants. striking down German day lsborer named
Jacob Pofenberg, and crushed the head Of the uu-
fortunate man in its jaws. killing him instantly.
fesh from the right arm and chest OF lad, who 10
not expected 70 recover. The ctizeus are much
excited Parties are securing the woods and the
msnpgerie men have been notified by some Of the
citissns TO remove their establishment st once
Cleveland Herald
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MARSHALL RADETzRY SELLING HIS BopY TO CRE-
DIroR.-German papers state that the veteran Ra-
detzky, who it seems was constantly in debt, sold
his body. some time previous to his death, to one
OF his creditors, linen-draper OF Vienna, named
BaIkfrleder. ltappears that Barkfrieder, who had
acquired an immense fortune from contracts for
furnishing goods to the army in Italy, was desi.
rous 2f obtaining position among the dignitaries
OF the Court aud determined, by a master stroke.
to accom- plsh his elevation from the plebiau
ranks. Radetzky figured largely in the linen n-ira-
pers books; the latter offered cancel the obga-
tions if the Field Marshal would place his body,
after death, at his disposal, to be buried in his
country seat, neear Witzdorf, promising, at the
same time, that the veterans grave should be sur
mounted by a handsome monument. Radetzky
readily assented, and signed written agreement
to that effect. The old soldier slumters in the
grounds of NJ BaTktTieder, whose couatry seat has
become the Mecca of princes, dukes, barons.
counts aud generals. The linen diapers scheme
has been crowned with success--members of the
imperial family and titled mobiles have necessarily
become his guests, and he is member of the
Court circle.'
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The HOUSE OF GEORGE PEABODY Goa letter
from George Peabody, Esq, dated London, January
2lst, TO the New York Times, contradcts the state
ment which recently went the roupds of the press
to the effect that the amount of bills which his
house was under acceptance for when assistance
was obtained from the Bank of England, exceeded
the almost incopceivable sum of six millions
sterling" MIR. Peabody says:
About the 10Th of November. when the money
panic Ia the United states aud Europe was raging
and anticipated commercial difficulties were still
more appalling, my house considered it wise and
prudent to adopt course which would effectualy
protect its own credit and save many core.
spondents who were unable to meet engagements
by remittance from Inconvenience and loss
The acceptances of my house at that time were
e. 300 00U. mot f6000,001 and our application to
the bank WAS for a loan, good securities for
fs00000. should so much be required. The appIi.
cation WAS acceded to, and within a few weeks af.
ter We took f3000 600, depositing securities of our
own for the same. Up to this time we have taken
more than the f3o0 ,000 although the securities
deposited amount to much larger sum. and
since that time my house has paid more than fl :
100000 fthe 81 900 acceptances out as stated
at the time of its application to the bank. We
will further remark that the strength of our prit-
cipal correspondent is such that losses on the
acceptances above stated, given on their account,
WILL comparatively, be but triling
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FOR SAL E-A fine Canadian

.N FUR s A L E-A line Canadian
trots fast TO harness, and is a very
pleasant saddle horse Also, light New York Bug
gy and Harness They will he sold either separate
iy or together, and can be seen at w. GRAV ES'S
Stable, application at the cerner Of b. rd and
[ til streets in ai- tn
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g. FOR RENT.-Two small Rooms,
HsT with steam power, suitable for Tobacco Box
Maker. Rooms, twelve by thirty feet. Apply, cor
ler Of BYRD and III, streets Sc 2g-ts
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Mr.. ADAMS BESkr1r-There win hs a

Mr.. ADAMS BESEFIr.-There will be
grand performance at the theatre tonight for the
beneht of Mr. EOwIS ADAMS, the Mvorite actor Of
the company. He will appear in two Of his heat
characters. Lake Fieltfiag and Jerry Gip and the
programme embodies other novelties. su fHcient 10
make up most attractive entertainment. Mr..
Adams is very popular in Richmonl. and that his
friends will give him bltager on this occasion We
have not the slightest doubt. lie Is meritorious
actor and an estimable young gentleman, two cha
racterstics which fully entitled him to the com
piiment Of full house. The occasion is looked
forward to with great anticpations Of enjoyment.
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~BATHs! BATHS /! 1! BATHsl !!--Hot
colS amt shower baths can be had daily from
O'clock A. M to half past p NJ, at the hair cut
ting shaving and shampooing room under the Amer
lean Hotel Entrance on lltE street. Single bati
% cents, or five tickets for 81. , uonso1
e ~ Y. uODSOHN'
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NOTlCE.-All persons having claims
" against the estate of X Whtiock decd will
present them for settlement, properly authenticated
to the under igned and all persons indebted to said
estate will make payment Immediately to me- As
executor, am not authorized to pay any open ac-
count after two years standing.
HENRY c. WINGFIELD,
fe 3-l2t* Executor of X WhitIock Decd
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L BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE, WITH IT'S DOUBLE SET OF SELF-ACT-
ING dENERA RS-THE OLDEST OF THE
tied Soda Water il nut up by NJ Ma;oRMACR@
Also, Lemon and Sarsaparilla Pop Philadelphia POr-
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout.
The subscriber has added to the above the bottlng
of Lager Beer of superior quality in pint and MALT
pint bottles to suit customers.
50 IL M. MCCORMACK. s,s Broad ut.
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&. F0R RENT-Those newly erect

o. tVN MN I --IHOet hV"II VIeVt
hsf a Beck Tcucmeuts. on Cary street. between
= -r.i ,,l. They are we'll adapted for Grocery
= -r sr s;,y kind uI retail business They contain
lsri. hr-irs the store room, and are wei! adapt
ID -.- The ucCvmm slItDH si families having all ne-
lr h, good tcuauis, the rent vii! be uoderate.-
t-pty 10 4 +. RAGLAND 4 co,
Ifs Lumber Dealers Marshall street
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g. FOR RENT-The House at pre-
E.I -..ut occupied by Mrs Eliza I. Tally. situated
lirtcr. between jefferson and Madison streets, Is
f r, from the I,t anuary. 1t is IN good repair,
a, a large yard attached to it, aud contains seven
large rooms Apply to FRANCIS HART, Esq, at
Lt, store, Broad street, opposite K1hmond and Ere
d~rick kshurg Depot. de l%-ts
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- FOR RENT-For the purpose OF
E:2 moving into IA larger building on the Basin
FaIk sec offcl the house at present occupied by US
Ior r.nt WM 4. STAPLES & co,
l2Il street. next door to
lal-fs Shields SOIneryilie.
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@ FOR RENT-And possession given
r.. immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
= - NJ Nr Keeling on Main street next door TO
. iu.diuy corner OF Main aud l3th streets. 1t Is
. g-y, i.,lTil.lc location for lawyers or doctor
49, " lodging room. Apply at this othce.
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES.

"Al things in season." is our plan
To this to stick sp like n man.
We bought u large ami splendid lot
Uf VALENTINES; of those We got,
The comic ones sharp and biting,
The sentimental ones uniting
All hearts. by breathing love and faith
Friendship and sympathy with grace.
Prices ranging from cents up to s. piece Also,
u few of those awful cheap Pocket Knives left ut
SCHAAP & CO.'S
fe5 Corner Broad and Third sts.
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Tas Tcr Trade At rax NoRfH.--A istts asam New
York, says
The prospects OF the Ice business for the present
year are very gloomy. Though no less than 3no,
will be made In this city for This inyaluAhls iaxu
~ during the coming sasnmer and fall not block
has yet been cut BY either the New York or gnickl
erbccker Ice Company, the only compsnies which
supply the city. Last rear all the ice house of
these companies were full before the end Of Jauu-
airy, and contained $50 900 toms. OF this immense
quantity only ab0ut 65.000 tons remain, equal "
divided between the companies.
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Musre roR rHE 22xp. .--WitheFs' Ba1d,
Of washingsoa, viii BE- here On The ~, vttA -
Warrington Light Insansry. and pfceablY 3 -
Yhxsra G 81 n "a ~
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E,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A tract

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGED tract
l. ofland. in the county of uenrico, on the Chicka-
homny containing 2Oi acres. 10 miles distant fIom
the city of Richmond half mile from the York River
railroad adjoining the lands of Mrs Crouch and Geo
NJ Savage, Esq, with a large framed dwelling and
several ont houses, "beiug little out of rder no
one having lived in them for several years" The
land is very productive, and well adapted to the
usual grain crops and alkkinds of vegetables, with
valuable meadows.
This place can be purchased upon very accommo-
dating terms. If satisfactorily secured, and the in
for the whcle of the purchase money; or, will ex-
change for negroes, at fair valuation, or Richmond
city property Living me 'sor ~ miles distant from
it. consequently wish to sell it. To Industrious,
enterprisng man. who wishes to engage iu farming,
here is an opportunity rarely offered to do SO, with
scarcely any capital For further particulars, az
dress the subscriber, through the Richmond post
oifice, to the care Of Messrs. Geo Watt Co
"a 4-dScWts ", Ii. CLARKE.
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CAW MILL.--The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on May Island. from
MIR John Williams have made arrangements to get
continuous supply of fine logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They are prepared To furhish
BILL TIMBER 10 builders and others on reasonaihe
terms They viii endeavOr to make it the interest ci
builders 10 deal with them. and wond most respect
fully solicit their patronage
Orders left at the Mil OF at our Shop, on 9th and
Cary streets shall be promptly attended to
fe 2-ts JOHN GEO. GIRSOS
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EY TIME. LABOR AND EXPENSE
SAVED BY USING
SEMPLE'S
RICHMOND. Jan. II. l65S.

For sale by all Druggists.
JOHN W. GARLICK,
" Is Manufacturer aud sole Proprietor.
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4 Rev Mr. McKenna- pastor Of &c. James lcatho
iicl church, New ysrk died day or two since.
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A PPLE BRANDY. so bbls for sale
~ by I&GB DAVENPORT.
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- ROOM FOX RENT.-We have for
E%s rrF. over our store Que large, handso me
- - r,rn. Y. MCCARTHY h son,
"a h. III Broad street.
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VIaILANT FtRr CoNpArv NJ

meeting OF Sigiiant Fire Company, No. Z, held at
their Engine House, on Monday evening. sth inst =
the following officers were elected: VIM A. Char.
ters, Commander; Henry w. Dabney, 1st Foreman:
j. Donnella, 2d Foreman; Miles Bolts, Engineer:
James N. Eimore, Hose-Director; Vim. A. Lee, Se-
cretary; VIM. A. Charters, Treasurer; VIM. Green. !
sergeant-at-Arms Vim. ii. bernard aud Robsrt
Sheppard, Axe-Mep
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Consular APPOINTMENTS CoNRlRAED.--The follow v
ing appointments have been confirmed by the
Senate
George Vail, of New Jersey. consul Of the United
States ut Glasgow. John s. Daney, of North Caro-.
lna consul at Dundee. Alexander Henderson, OF
Pennsylvania. consul at Londonderry. III. Rives
Pollard. of the Territory of Kansas, consul at
Bangkok, in Siam. Brooke b. Williams. of the
District Of Columbia, consul at Reyei. Ferdinand
L. Sarmiento, of Pennsylvania, consul at Venice.
John ID. Diomatari, of Georgia, consul at Athens.
Stokes L. Roberts, of pennsyyan la consul at Trim
idsi de Cuba. John b. Costa, OF Texas, consul at
Nice. Joseph Walsh, of Louisiana, consul at Mon
terey,
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[XTARING & PEARCE

"AKING q PEAKCE
w Sell Semple's Infallible Baking Powder.
MEADE BAKER
Sell Semple's Infallible Baking Powder.
DUVAL 4 NORTON
Sell Sempe's Infallibie Baking Powder.
FISHER WINSTON
Sell Semple's InfalIible Baking Powder.
Ell PICOT
GEO. DOWDEN
Sells Semple's Infallible.Baking Powder.
for Saie' "Ho'0'''0 al" JOHN W. GARLICK,
&. Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
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THE STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoS-Names Of the lost
A dispatch from Cairo, H., February 9th, gives
the following as the names of the lost by The
explosion of the boiler of the steamer Col Cross
man, bound from New 0rleans to st. Louis:
Captain Converse; one fireman; Alexander Mar
tin, barkeeper; Mrs. Green, Mrs. Durking, Chicago
Mrs Taylor and child, ST. Louis; Mr. Il. l., Chee-
yer, st. Louis; X Richard johnson, clerk Wilson
Farfis, pilot; MIR. Love-. mate; John b. Canada
steward. of Pittsburg; Mrs. Walls and child, IT.
Louis, Mrs Daniel and seven deck passengers
The boat and cargo totally lost. The Crossman,
was one of the finest and most valuable of the re-
gular Missouri river packets, and had only run
one season. She making transient trip in
the st. Lonis and New Orleans trade--Captain
Cheeyer was in command. The Colonel Cross.
man was not quite year old. She cost $45, 900,
| and was insured for about $4,000, in Pittsburg
offices Her cargo was fully insured.--She was
was owned by Capt Cheever, John c. Weaver aud
| Pat Yore all of St Iouis
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NM. Is l;:..;i s:s Ys,s ss..;Z sss|.s s1a si =
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DTsffSsUisHED DsafHs ABRoAp.-The Arabia
lrings news Of the deaths Of several persons who
nave heid conspicuous position In Europe Fred
erick William Lonis, Grand Duke OF Baden. died on
the 2ist Of January. He was born september 9TH
lolo, succeeded as regent in place OF his brother
Louis, April 24th, 1852, aud was created Grand
Duke by patent, September 9Th, 1885, His wife Is
daughter of the Prince of Prussia and sister ~
husband ofthe Princesss Royal Of England. TIe
VIII be succeeded, we presume, by his infant son.
born IN 1907, but, probably the Graud Duchess
bis widow, will be regent. The late Duke was
not remarkable man In any respect
William Spencer Cavendish, six tn Duke of Devon
shire, dieda lIardwicke Hall, Derbyshire, on the
18th Of January, aged 68 years. He has been we'll
known as one OF the weathiest of the English
neblemen the lord of Chatsworth and other estates
that were fit to be residence for royalty. He
WAS well known as liberal patron of the arts and
oil literature, but was not Ia other qualities worthy
OF especial estimation. He died unmarried and Is
succeeded by his cousin William Cayendish, Earl
Of Burlington.
On Friday, January 22d, while the preparations
Tor the royal marriage in 8. James Palace were
going on the Marchioness of westmeath, who oc.
cuTied apartments in the Palace adjoining the
Royal Chapel, where the ceremony was to be per.
formed, died, and the signs of mourning were ex-
hibited at the moment that the nuptial arrange
ments were making. These deaths had east gloom
over the courty circles in the midst of the wedding
festivities PHILADELPHIA Bulletin
An INCIDENT AT LUeKNow-A letter received
from Calcutta December 9th, from an American at
that port, says:--'"rhe English soldiers fight well,
aRd give no quarter to the sepoys. In a recent
conversation with gentleman who has lust re-
turned from Lucknow, he informed me that the
natives are exceedingly superstitious and as an il
ustration, he related aneedote A part of the
force at the recent battle of Lucknow was compos-
ed OF sailors from the English men-of-war who
compose the naval brigade. During the battle
which lasted several days, they were busiiy en-
gagged at their guns aud to facilitate their labors
built fires near their pieces, and cooked their bul-
locks, while they kept their guns at work all the
time The Sepoys noticed their fires, and asked
an English prisoner what they were intended for.
lie informed them that the sailors were all cauni-
balls, and that they were cooking the prisoners as
fast as they took them, and he added that the
liighlanders were much worse, they ate human
beings raw. This account caused such consterna-
tion that the Sepoys commenced their flight, and
was the means by which the English sailors we're
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EOR SALE-A quantity of SLATE
! that has been taken from roof. Apply at this
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rou RENT AND sAL9.
rnn Nr\r--A cnmfortahle ROOM,

- FOR KEN IA CN"'i"i' '"p'' 'NV'
g. "a =, the business part ot the city, Just op-
~ he Nv tm lions haioas. and r%s I,'I' m rsd sna
if.issl e !" ~ ,,il IL. moderate Apply at MIN
t.ei, ,,t i',f s,sph AMI Fine Art Gallery, y. Main
NJ - ma N,.lt&p AsEuAFp SF-ot
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"a FOR KENT--A very desirable
E.ss dwelling on Grace street between Adams AMI
-. one ssu.r" above Grace street Baptist
I.,rsa The hvUsv contains t.a ioons, am has
D. .. r.-.ut'y repaired and gas introduced; mas Tie
..- ..urr ia Ghn yard, aud !, III one oi tAs most
,-',s.,It nri.hIoril1ois ga the CltF.
1..a ..1i fsualit the rent Will be low. Apply TO
go. RAGLAND 3 BRO.
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81 FOR RENT-The Tenement on
SIS: ,-t, street. .,..c door below Il Thompsou's
'''-f h'~''- Al''' CIV PUCELL CO.
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FIRE.-Between the hours Of I and 2
o'clock yesterday, the roof Of a email brick build
Ing on 1st street, between Cary and Canal tool
hre, but Notwithstanding the gale which was blow.
ing at the time, the firemen were speedily on the
ground with their apparatus, and extinguishsd The
names before serious damage was done. The roof.
In all probability, took ERE from q spark.
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Office. Ja dt-ts
TOR SALE-Virginia State Stock.
II 62 RH MAURY 4 co. &
FAMILY FLOUR. Superior Family
Flour, for sale by
de- 2s-ts DUNLOP M0NCURE co.
DRESS SILKS. -$3, 900 worth of Dress
~ silks at IS per cent below the New York COST
among which are Bayaieres. Stripes. Plaids, Fly'd
aud Broeades fes sWoRUs THAw.
pEREGES AND TlSSUES-Plain and
II figured Bereges at heavy deduction from the
original cost fe9 SWORDS . THAW.
GLOVER SEED.-l00 bushels prime
~ new Clover Seed. For sale bv
fe s~iot LEWIS N. WEBB co.
DACON.--10 hhds. prime new Bacon
ID Sides and Shoulders. For sale By
ie iot LEWIS N. WEBB Z co.
DIGS FEET-in whole, half and quar-
L ter barrels, prime article, for sale BY ~
s9 X CULsTON W.
uERRINGS-Clipped and Gross. for
!. . sale at very low pf''sk 4 coLsToN 1 90.
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nnl'Sg pOR RENT. - The desi-

g. ~, residence. iccAted on the south OF Grace
Et b "a etscee The, streets 81 Ada9l anu foa-
'a@- - al.aye l.asy nlont and gas throuxhout;
m ,N ~ .n, p!c -iz,; Carriage House aud stable
hi.i'. "a ,-.v.n ioth Of March. Apply To-
ts~fss'H S'''' PtSn&R 4 WINSTON,
Main street
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TOR SALE.-Virginia State Stock.
II f.2 RI MAITRY A CO =
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23
Leave DecrfieId Friday al 10 m;
Arrive at Font Recovery by 6p m,
I.~~n H. ., R.~n~..v A.fu,.t~v ~ "A m.

Leave Decrfeld Friday al 10 IN;
Arrive at Fcst Recovery by Spm,
Leave r ri Recovery Saturday OF 6am m;
Au,vs Dees6ud by p
1880 Fxom Deerded, w dgevile, Emmettvle. Fair
View, a5< Albany, to Granville 20 miles and
birh cnee a week.
4eAse Dser6ed Tuesday at m,
Arrive at Grsnv'lls ny IL M,
Leave Granville Tuesday at l p IN;
Arrive at Deer6eld by Jpn.
Propessis TO commence al Union City will be consd-
cred.
1870 From Union City, by Mars Hill, and Jordan, to
Fort Recovery, (Oho,) 30 miles and back, twice
WUek.
Leave Union City Thursday at Gam,
Arrive Al Fort Recovery by IL IN,
Leave Fo,t Recovery at pm,
Arrive Ut Union City by pms,
1921 From MI. Vernon 10 Farnersvile 80 miles and
bsek, = week.
Leave MI. Vernon Saturday at Q pm;
Arrive Ut FsrmeTsvilIs by m
Leave FArmers~ille Saturday al % p m,
Arrive at MI. Vernon by A pm,
Proposals to end st New Harmony will be con-
adhered
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-26
FaII and Winter Good.

THARLEs LEWIS has Just returned from
~ the East with Largo lot OF goods which
he will sell worry low for cashIorf country pro;
Ills stock of goods for gentlemen's wea: /,
varied and extensive consisting Of black aud
fancy coIored cloths, cassimeres and vesttngs.--
A good assortment Of Ready-Made CIo-
thing and every other article Of gentlomsa''
Ladies' dress goods il every variety eon.i..
thug Of Silks, Merinos, AIapacas, MouslIps. Sc
A large and we'll selected lot OF good Hosiery,
Gloves. &c. including Meas. Buck, SILK, Boa:
yer, Kid and Wooden Gloves. Ladies' Kid,
snS GI Ks5 aud Buek'kln Cloves Ladies eseE
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