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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-14

The Rev. John Il. Dubose, late Of Atlanta, Ga
has accepted call from the Presbyterian church
at Tallahassee, Fla. .... H
Hon. Daniel Coleman died at Dayton, Ala, on
the 18th nit, in the Goth year Of his age.
Twenty ships are now building at Quebec.
Travis the pistol shooter, is teaching his art TO
the ladies Of Lexington Ky.
The premiums at the next 81. Louis Agricultu.
raj fair in September exceed 5000
There 10000 women employed 10 watch me
king in Switzerland. ei
The bones Of Ethau Allen we're found In Buriing-
ton, Vt, on TUESDAY. aud were boxed up aud rein
terred beneath the foundation of the monument
| to be erected to his memory.
| Kirwan says that a ptons Scotchman used 10
| pray, "oh Lord keep me right; for thou knowest
! If ! go wrong il 10 very hard TO turn me-"
There arc said to ho 500 Bunneries In Spain, with
2o.ai3 nuns in them. 3e
The ". s. Treasury circulars arc now photo
grephed, instead OF copied by pen as heretofore.
| The Lynchburg agricultural and Mechanical
Society" has been organized with Judge VIM. Dan.
icl ss President.
wm n McKonrey has beer nominated BY the
americans Of Norfolk, vs,, Tor Mayor efthet city
FL l.. Coos. OF Elmira, n. = committed suicide
in nrisru at Ns,chez, Miss, on the "a lost, where
he was coneaca for burglary.
John q. Gully has been scatenced 10 two and q
. half years Imprisonment, at Raleigh, N. C., for
forgery ofpcnsion papers.
| The Nppo5ftlNr. uieHfoeFaoI loHEre&s An w "
rendered apubiic reception In New York, after the
| ADJOURNMENT
The BOARD OF Aldermen OF New York city have
agreed TO approrriste Eve thousand dollars for tho
celebration of Independents day.
The French have adopted the word telegram FOR
telegraphie dlspatcbes The French word ~ fete-
gramms. lr.s.s s.
On Monday last Mrs. Anna Boone, with six OF
the Intelligent and Interesting Boone family, took
their departure on board the packet ship piaszrch
, for Liverpool.
The u. s. practice ship prsbie will probably leave
Annapolis, Md. about the 10Th iast Tor come post
, on the cost Of France. ssH@
Tho persons drowsed BY the espsiziak Of TIE
Prairie Flower buried In salem. Mars %
Thursday afternoon. The flags on the pnoiic
buildings aud shipping were hung 81 bali masfs
Daniel woodson, formerly Of fLynehburg, vs. has
been re appointed Receiver Of Pablo Aoasys Y
Kansas Territory.
, J. VI. Jsrnagin. 500 OF the late Senator Jsrnsgin
of Tennessee. who WAS Geo. Walkers Secretary o
State in Sonora, diod recently ~ wsassFviles CH
lifornia $3.50 sss
Col. r. c. Hindmand, who has been neminatss
for Congress In the hrst district OF Arkansas,
the editor Of the Helena Democrat.
Mrs. seymour United States Mlnixter at 81. Ps
! tersbnrg, 10 about to return 10 his heme II Cog
! neetieat. -
|, Dr.. Mt. Msrshsli, Professor 10 the MsdIsa
5 cuaiege OF Ohio, 10 dead.
. Hon. George W, Julian Is : candidate for Con
i gEsss in the nth district Of Iaiiana.
III. II. Thompson, fer kiilia9 Masss Wiliisms z
Q | Fairfax conaty, Va, has been sentscesd - ~
I psnitentiary for shres years.
> wm. II. Evans, prominspt merchant - oFsse'
h Court House, Sss dtsd on ne esh 'sss
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SUNDAY School DEMONSTRATIONS

SUNDAY SCHOOL DEMONSTRATIONS AT
O'Clock on Saturday morning, the scholars and
teachers of the Sunday Schools in Richmond and
Manchester assembled at their respective school
rooms, where they were organized, and afterwards
conducted by mafshas to the place on Broad street
sPpoiDted for the formation sf the procession
BY @ O'Clock. a great number of children were as
sembied together, each school being designa.
ted by banner. Their happy faces told how
much pleasure they antiCipated and all being
atired in their holiday suits, the spectacle was iu-
vested with an unusual degree of interest and
beauty. The chief marshal, n. A. Sturdivaut,
Esq, and his aids, dessrs Peter w Grubbs W !. .
Holt, j. NJ. Sheppard, W z. Palmer s. NJ. Price, j.
G Redwood Jas *. Lee and o. +. Weisiger, rode
hither and thther. placing the various schools in
the positions assigned them aud arrangements
were soon completed for a most imposing demon
straton. But unfortunately for the hopes of the
children, rain began to fall, aud the demand for
umbrellas was far beyond the supply, As there
was no prOpect OF speedy Cessation of the show
er, IL was thought best to abandon the procession.
Accordingly the schools were divided into two sec.
lions, one of which was conducted to the First
Baptist church, close by aud the other the First
Presbyterian church, where exercises of an inter.
estiGg character took place.
| At the First Baptist church. appropriate address
| es were delivered by Rev. DIR. piumer, and Rev
| MeSsrs. Peterson, Dickinson ard keppier At the
First presby teriau, the children were addressed hy
| Rev. DR.. Burrows, Plumer aud Dogget aud N A.
Sturdivant. Esq The schools in each church unit
ed in singing hyH ch they had learned for tbs
| occasion. Thus the affair passed of happily, al
| though the inclement weather was somewhat of a
| damper 10 the proceedings. The fiourisling con.
dition of our Sunday Schools affords strong hopes
| for the future morality Of the community. The
| eXeEtions of the clutches, ia behalf Of the rel
| giorrs training OF youth are entitled to great
ulated to untiring labor in field which promises
| u harvest so abundant AMI prof table.
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sss- sAnAronA Emp1rE SpR1No WArER

This Water fresh from the Spring, can be obtained
at Messrs PuRCELL ADD Co.'S, No. I22 Maiu street,
Ri.hmond, Va by the gross or simple box Also, for
sale at ali the principal Drug Stores in the city. FOR
analysis directions for use, and certificates of emil
nent physicians see circular. which be obtained
At the Drug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors, g. ".
WESTON L Co. Saratoga Springs. on at their De-
pot, Is Barclay street, New York. ap l6-3m
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Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts.
my l0-3m
r1s>Ir would hardly do for any on

sa~IT would hardly do for any one
nowadays to have the temerity to question the ex-
oelIence of DR. j. H0STErTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS for all diseases et he stom-
tiyeness, Dysentery, and general arrangement OF
the digestive organs their many virtues have long
from the system the morbid humors which Ietard
their natural functions and which bring paieness 70
the cheek and suffering to the brow fhey oanish
high health, and necessarily prove n valuable ad-
lnnct to the digestive organs trial Is all thar Is
needed to establish them in the confidence Of the
skeptic. .,,x- -
.,shara my A--lm
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sa~ IF THERE EVER WAS A TIME when

BAKERS premium BITTERS required. it is thr
present season. when young AMI old arc using all
kalds Of vegetabes regardless OF the consequences
These Bitters shoali be used daily to keep of sud
den attacks of disease OF the stomach; but should
Won be attacked with Cramp Chac, DarrhnA, Cho-
iera Morbus or any other disorder OF the digestive
ORGANS usc Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters
freely and we will guarantee II perfect cure.
These Bittt rs can be had of ali Druggists
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INV 30 n EAJHU, EcneraI Aqent
Near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Sta yEiTu - "
VALUABLE RESiDENCE F0R

Ea@s SALE OR RENT-The newly erected four sto
ry krick Residence, on the son:h side of Marshall
street. nsaC 9h street. and adjoining the residence
o. } - II, FRy lor. E>q The hou contains Is rooms
la'Sr Snd convenient, With brick kitchen contain
yeuiruCeS
The lot tcoHtson Marshall street 30s feet and runs
back - feet to ar alley 20 feet wide
he location Of this property renioTs it very de-
siTaoie, eithr Ter professional gentleman CT mcr
chant. Persons wishing to provide themselves with
very pleasant residence. aoulI do we'll TO apply.
Je 5-e8-t JAS VI TAYLOR n SDS
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nS- Nav FAMILY DRUG Store. -

WARlNG & PEARCE, druggists, beg 10 inform
their friends aud the public generally that they have
removed TO their NEW ST lRE. on Broad street.
above Ninth an opposite the Old Swan Tavern,
whsre may be found a compiete assortment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES aud ClIEMI
GALS; also, English and French Perfumery, Lu-
bins Extracls Hair all Tooth Brushes, Fate Ar
ticies, Imported Cigars and Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my It's
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~ WORTH READIEG.-Why is it that

80 many suffer an repine and drag out miserable
existence untitled tor the cnjoy ments, and even OF
tiuarv pursuits of life when relief may be obtained
and health and yigur restored, by treatment at
once convenient and sate rs we'll permanent in its
clarscterf -, ;.
timatiny in less OF appetite, Vigor, &C, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
tnesufierer5 in cand0r and sincerity, pleasant, con
ypuent a:rd proper prescriptions, thorough cure
and suuuG body and mind, without unpleasant le-
strctiOns hindrance from ordinary business pur
suits. ,..
All diseases Of private nature, from whatsoever
ause either recent chrOuic, striaures, an rrta-
be bladder &c; also. Scrutua, Asthma, Rheu11a-
tisul Plies &c. skiilfuy and successfully treated
Dr. HARRIS can be consulted daily, at his rooms,
over 1924 Main street. above lt aud opposite tue
4th door above | th street. -
From tha date until the lst of June. DIR. HARRIS
will not he at his office Wednesdays, Thnrsd .ys ard
Fridays of each week, but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be CONSULTED from
10 A NJ to 2 Z NJ and to Nj. ap Z9-3m
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sSs- Now Or NEvFR.-The best bar

gaiuanyer offered at the Auction store of Henry w.
quaries NO $50 Main street. until Saturday, April
10Th S20CN0 worth of RICH JEW ELRY at auction
and private sale aides auction Thursday and FRI
day mornings at II s'clOcs. Gentlemans auction
every night at ~ O'Clock. The above goods are OF
the very finest quality being the stock of retail
merchant from the North. and must be sold without
reserve To the highest bidder. -
HENRY. W. QUAELES,
epS Nol5u Main Street
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MrrIrAnY.-The officers Of the 74th

regiment met at Ashland on Saturday, aud elect
ed Messrs Richardson and Thompson coionelss and
Nessra TempIe and Winn majors. Tho officers Of
Troop on ths same DAY adopted code OF bylaws
and adopted their naiforD. This troop ine eorps,
having sonBe eighty meu already enrolled. Capt.
We shasn is the commanding officer, and w b.
gesstos iat Lieutenant. military spirit Is reytt-
ing In old Hanover. sfss4ss =
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SyEDENnoRGIAS NaTIoEa1. CONTENTION The forti
eth session of the New Church General Convention
commenced at the New Jerusalem church iu Bos-
ton. on Wednesday, and will contiune five days.
Rev Thomas Worcester, the president, is IN the
chair. aud D. 3. Haywood acts as secretary From
the report of the committee credentials 10 ap-
reared that soventy-three delegates were present
from the Iinos, Maine, Massachusetts, Mary land,
Northern Indiana. Michigan. and Pennsyiyania
Associations and General Society OF Ohio.
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~DyspEpsIA AND FIrs.-DR. {

e% UYsPEPsIA A N d ITS.-DH. Y.
PHELPS BROWN. the great curer ~ Consumption.
was for several years badly afflicted by Dyspep
sia that for part of the time he conned to MS
he'd. lie was eventually cured by preseripIion
furnished him by young claryoyan' girl; This
nressrip,iop given him by a mere child, while in
state of trance has cured everybody who has taken
IL. never having failed once lis equally sure in
eases OF Fits and Dyspepsia. The ingredients may
he found in any drng store / will send this valu-
a5le prescription to any the receipt OF one
stamp TO pay postage Address
DR.. O. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand street.. Jersey City, N. ].
SgH
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FAMILY GovaRSmgsr-An individual


NAMED Charles Colgrett was arraigned before the
Mayor on Saturday on charge of beating his wife,
aud committed to Jail in default of security TO keep
the peace. The injured woman exhibited marke
OF his cruelty upon her face, and her testimony de-
yeioped the existence Of a very unhappy state Of
affairs liz the family. difference Of opinion 10
regard to the mode of governing the children
seems to have led to- the present difficulty. The
forcitie argument used by Cogrett has resulted
more seriously than he imagined, bnt he got no
more than he deserved.
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EB- Achilles AsCoLI, NJ D., Homo
pathist Cate from New York aud formerly an AIlo-
pathic practitioner respectfully solicits the patro-
mage of the citizens of Richmond.
Esruf5ce on GrSse street. between Tth and sth
B-Reercnce51 the highest respectability.
my l2-iy%
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FussnAL CsRgaosIss.-The rer

FUNsnAL CERgMoNIss.-The remains
OF Cadet VIM, Waller Govan, late Of the Virginia
Military institute, arrived here ON Friday, aud
were deposited in the Monumental church. On
Saturday. funeral services were held, Rev. Mr.
Woodbridge officiating, after which, the body Of the
youthful soldier attended by detachment OF the
Young Guard, was conveyed to The residences Of the
teseayed mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Goyan, In Hano-
YER county, and buried.
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SKYLARKisa.-The peaceable inhahi-
tauts OF Jack son street, between 2d and Fonshee,
were Disturbed Friday night BY an nesrsion OF mis-
ehieyous young men, who removed all the gates,
and gave the owners considerable trouble. Pity
that such despefadoes should escape the punish. /.
Iaent which they deserve.
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LEGHoRN AND Straw BoSNETs Also,
oentlemen's LEGH0RN and PANAMA RATS.
BL&ACHED by n NEW PROCESS, to look we'll
as new LADIES BAZAAR,
my lS-im IFS Broad st,
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F0P RENT.-Those newly erect

E.s ed Brick TeGenlenta. on Cary street, between
iTh aud Sth. They well adapted I0r Grocery
stores Or any kind Of retail business They contain
rooms besides the store room, and are well ADAPT
ed fG- tie accommodation Of families. having az ne
cpssarv c,u,sniepces Possession given immed ate
IT, 10 good teaauts, the rent viii to modeTete.-
Apply to f. r. RA9LhNp Co,,.
ia dts Lumber poslers. Marshall street
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CurTfsu.--0n Sunday night, negro
n~med Randolph, sextor of the ID Presbyterian
Church. got into quarroi Sith Peter. n servant
at the Arlington House, and inflicted two slight
onts rpon him With knife. Randolph made his
eseape, and Is still at large
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CoMMENCEMENr.--TheA Annual Commencement ex
eicises OF Emory land Henry College, Va, were
the Robertson Prize Medical came off Tuesday
The Medal was awarded to MIR. John X. Neal, Of
Athens, Tenn. The LIST honor Of the graduating
class was taken by Jonathan Richmond, Jr., of Lee
county--the successful medal contestant of last
year; the second honor by Patrick II. CabelI, Of
Nelson. r. 81.
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GooD IDEA-The Postmaster Of New York
city, desirous Of accommodating the ladies who
visit the postoffice in that city, has appointed
lady to attend the window where they apply for
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TYRANNY BAFFLED.-The foreign Journals state
the censors of the press at Paris seized number
of the London Times, because IL contained an ar
tice on Count Migeou's election, but by oversight
passed the London Sun, published on the evening
of the same day, which had copied the article In
full
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE, The quiet and plea
SAINT village Of Peltvills, ~ g., has been the
of very sad accident Two girls-Auua II. Guest
and Ellen Neutrality-suspicious. la the factory and
each about l6 yeaIs of age, went into the upper
lake Tuesday evening, sth inst, TO bathe, when
they were both drowned,
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CAPTAIN MARCY HEARD FRoM.--A correspondent
of the New York Times, w ring from Fort Bridger
saws: son the 18th of April an cypress came from
Captain Marcy and his command lie had been
successful in obtaining 1000 mules and 800 horses
all in good order lie was, at the time the express
left camped on La Cache de Peudre creek, some
three hundred miles this side of Taos, and was
awaiting the arrival of Colonel Lortng with ms
regiment of mounted riienien, who was on hrs
way from Fort Union TO join him.
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Nor SETTLE The case of Jehr
Quarles, who 1t is charged, returned to Virgins
after visiting free State, in violation Of the las
for the government Of free negroes, was further
examined by the Mayor on saturday, and ssnt to
the Iiustings Court 20 lie disposed Of Ii involves
a question Of status, which the Court will have 10
decide.
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THE UTAH ExPEDlTIOS-The most Of the troops
en- route for Utah, under Gen. Hsrney, will be d.
yerted for service among the Indians In the North.
west Territories and towards the Mexican from
tier. Provision trains, under sufficient military
escort VII of course cross tee plains, to supply
iinn. .Inhn nsnn's command
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ssS FRESH LEEcHEs.-I have just re-
celved, by Adams Express. fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason,
aAie terms.
Il. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
DRESSING Room under the American Hotel and at
night on 9th street, French Garden Hill
mr. 2f-ks r. g. HOBSON
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PE. tn or A CIRcUs ACToR.--By the last mail from
the West, letters received in this city giving
AN account of the violent death of James hcFar-
band. the circus performer, recently attached TO
spauldiBg & Rogers Circus Company. now travel
ling in Western Missouri, a. the hands Of Mr.,
Roberts, landlord Of hotei IN Liberty, ho-IHaa.
T,.as-
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TtpPERARY, PAST AND pRFsENT.-As a striking in
stance Of the gratifying change that has taken
Mace iu the moral and social condition of the
Sou,h Riding of fiprerary ireland. the Free Press
mentions that in the county Jail ten ye 'rs since
there were 1895 prisoner', aud at present the
number confined within its precincts is l0I, the
greet majority of whom are charged with offences
minor in their natnro.
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my m-d&cim
JOHN A. LANCASTER. J
BtGS, H9KACs = L = kESpL ,EfHSppLres
WIN. G. CRENSHAW, Corners.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr..
JAMES H. GRANT,
WELLINGTON G0DDIN,)
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The Depot is at ia Market street, st Louis, Mis-
souri, and 3I2 Broadway, New York.
eel lis also sold by every popular Druggist in
this city and country. mh l2--dScW5m*
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FATAL AcCIDESr.-Capt. Thos S Easton was kill.
cd in New York, Friday, by IA accident on
steamer. Captain Esston commander of the
gunbnat which was stationed In that harbor 10 the
war of 1912, and he was one Of three survivors OF
the gunboat captains of that period.
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a@apLAIN STArsMENTs or FAcTs.

Dr.. HAMPTON Low aged SO years speaks. Hear him:
Are you sick2 Beware of iInItations Ask for
uanptons Vegetable 1inctUre. The many cures
made by this pleasant aud safe remedy may induce
cnunterfeting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
% stand the test of public opinion. No art of putting
can galyanize worthless article, SO as 20 keep it up
IS & good medicine, if il be lot really So
good medicine will live, become popniar ana eI
tend its sales year after year. in spite of opposition
The people readily find its virtues, and the fame
Of them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra
ness testifying to the cure medicine has made for
him. is Of more service than any newspaper adTer-
tisiDG.
In prsof of what we say above, We refer you 10
Halnpton's Vegetable Tincture and it5 effects.
MR. WIN. HIGH, No. 195 Soath Paca street, Balti-
more, cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease. .-.
Mr. EDWIN NJ. SPRANELIT No. 27 Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful OF Scr0tuia Of years
staining lost number of pieces of bone, restored to
health.
ished her friends Let the afflicted call to see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr. VIM. Oldham, of baltimore Custom dCuse, sui
fared from thes com plants for Is months with bsdy
ard mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp,
tons Vegetable IEct re after other things talled
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry Q. Winn had acOugh for years great
weakness &C. had in all five or six physicians; tried
ALT he remedies. but WAS cured only by
nAMPTON'S !EGETABLE T1NCTuRE.
s4E- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
it az riA.
peterslorc by MORTIMER Il MOWBRAY, Balti
more aed by Di iuggsts and Shopkeepers everywhere.
ef-aI per bottle six bottles for IS. --dac
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EUKNITURE.
l. aAfR AND sHUCK MATTE ESsES,
FEATHER BEDS. &c.
SAMUEL w HARDWOOD,
GOVERNOR STREET,
RICH NONE ID, NtE Al ~ n

You will find At the above establishment the laF'
gest aud most complete assortment ot
FUkNIrUhE, MATTRESSES. &c,
In the city. De goods Jnenufactured by the
mort experienced voTkmen, and made OF tho pes'
materials
The TIMBER, in all cases. for Wardrobea. Bureaus
Chars 2c , IL well SEASON cd before being used.
IL viii be 10 the interest of NIL in want ni Goods IN
my line, 70 examine my stock before buying. as
am selling AZ greatly reduced prices.
my I5--d&cWIm
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NAVAL 0RDERs.-Commander Henry X. Hof has
been ordered to the command of the receiving -sb
Princeton, at Philadelphia. Commander 0vertou
Carr has been ordered on duty at the nayy-yard st
phiIadeIphia