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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

PROMOTIONS IN THE NAvY-John G. Walher. John
q. Mitchell. Francis NJ. Ramsay, Rich'd W. Meade.
IT., Marshall Q. Campbell, Robert Boyd, r.. Calvin
r. Thomas and Charles G. Carpenter, hare been
nominated by the President and confirmed by the
Senate to be lieutenants in the navy from the 2Sd
of January, 1885, to fill existing vacancies. Also,
Andrew J. Mccartney, to be a lieutenant from the
18th OF February, 1858, vice Lieut.. Carrot V. Dem
niston.
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HoMIcIDE.-We learn that on Sunday morning
last, an alteration occurred at Fort Gaines Ga
between MIR. Alexander Marshall and MIR. Warren
sutton, in which the latter was killed. The diff
Guilty, We understand, grew out OF an old law suit
Of several years standing, in which much personal
feeling and acrimony were eDgendered. On Sat
urday night case was determined between the
parties, and on Sunday morning they met, when
sutton fired a pistol at Marshall twice without
taking effect when Marshall returned the fire.
aud then pulled out his bowie-kuife and stabbed
button to the heart, causing his death almost in
etantiy. The parties were both men Of high stand
Ing In the community in which they liyed-Co-
luB.6ns SIN }lSt VII
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RECENT DEATHS IN BosroS.-Witbin the past few
weeks there has been an unusual mortality among
the elder generation of well known citizens of Bos-
ton. The names of Andrew 4. Belknap, Elijah Mears
Moses Bass, john B. Wells, Joseph Lewis, Asa
Eaton. Ezra Palmer and others, have appeared In
the list of deaths,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

THEATRR.-- Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp
Tho oriental spectacle from the Arabian Nights
Entertainments of Aladdin, or the Wonderful
Lamp" which has been in preparation for three
months will be presented to the public tonight
Tor the first time. II Is but justice to the manage
ment TO say that the fairy pieces heretofore pro-
duoed have been remarkable for their scenic splen
dor, and our citizens know perfectly well that
~ premise Ia this respect has been strictly full
filled With regard to the forthcoming novelty,
we can speak from personal observation, and
whatever say of the extent and magnif1oence
Of the arrangements will be confirmed by the ex-
hibition tonight. The scenery, prepared with
faithful adherence to the incidents of the story,
IL varied and beautiful indeed, its effect upon the
vision is truly dazzling Castles and caverns,
palaces and fairy bowers, glittering with costly
decorations, aud combining everything necessary
to represent the epchanting views with which the
piece abou uds, have been most skilfuly delinea-
ted by Mr.. PARKRR, the scenic artist Of the Thea
tire. These paintings are all new, and when view
ed under the advantage of gas light, the specta
yields to an irresistible belief that he has been
transported TO the land of the genii
The costumes In perfect keeping with the
scenery. In their preparation, the management
have made a Lavish expenditure Of money The
material, which we nave cafe1uly examined, Is OF
the richest and INST costly description Fine silk
velvet and elegant silks and satins, Of gorgeous
o1ors, have been tastefully wrought by Miss TAV'
LOB and her assistants, and deliberately ornament
sd with spanglos and gold aud silver laces. The
trne oriental style Is preserved in every thing
We have never seen q more complete or more
elegant wardrobe.
The spectacle will be presented In four acts, each
nmbodyipg several scenes. We are quite confident.
from what VIC know of the good taste and correct
judgment OF Mr. PaLLIPs, the efficient stage man
agcr, that II viii be produced in the most attrac
tive style Tho dromatis persona includes the full
strength Of the company, with large number Of
no xilfares. Tho character OF Aladdin will he sns
tainsd by that favorite actress, Mrs. Phillips
while Mrs. Tayieurs, Mrs. Marden, Mrs. Adams
Misses Parker and Hight, Messrs. Adams, Marden,
Henri Mafett, Parker, Phillips, Porter and others
are cast IN prominent parts.
Seats mss be secured to-day by application at
The box Office and as the house will doubtless be
depsely crowded, this will be the wisest plan for
those who intend to 60 In company with ladies'
We woaid here remind our youthful readers
that Aladdin win be performed on Wednesday and
afternoon: and the price of admission
being mere tribe, We expect they will all 70 and |
sec ft.
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New N1uSie.

We are indebted TO Prof BUscH,au accomplished
composer Of our city, for the FESTIVAL March"
composed by him on the occasion of the Monument
Inauguration. For sale at the bookstores in the
principal cities, and By Mr.. WOopHoUsE, Rich
moad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

n7rKEEPER OF THE POOR HOUSE.-In the
besiowaI of all offices the people should look at the
qualifications of the various candidates, and their
peculiar fitness for the positions 10 which they
pire The KEEPER OF THE POOR HOUSE should
be man of steady habits even temper, decision OF
character and good nurse for the sick and aflct-
ed That HENRY MYERS possesses these quail
ties in an eminent degree, all will admit who re-
member his VOLUNTARY services during the preya-
lence of yellow fever in Norfolk. and the cholera in
Richmond While others were fleeing TO the noun
taiDs to escape the pestilence. HENRY MYERS was
rsking health and life alleviate the sufferings OF
the sick and dying. and now tkat citizens have
opportunity to reward him for his noble deeds,
we hone that they will do SO by bestowing upon him
the office he now seeks at their bands.
p5-2t* MANY VOTERS.
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rHLH0RAPHIC NEWS.
RHPoRrED FOR THE DAiLY DISPATCH
CASUALTY AT SEA.

BosToS. April IA letter from Captain Dale, q
the ship Fleetwood, states that while on the pas
sage from Philadelphia for Cape Town O. o. ~.
during gale. Hiram Carpenter. Of New Hamp-
SHIRE and Edwin Hubbard. OF MiddetowD, Conn
the former carpenter Of the ship. and The latter
seaman--fel from aloft and were drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

Hon. Edward Everett will deliver his Washing
ton orstion In Charleston, s. c., on Tuesday, the
18th inst.
u. Mitchell was convicted at Chester, s. c., re-
Gently, Of stealing slave, and sentenced to be
hung on 4th June next.
The rs-appointmsnt Of Isaac Winston, ESQ, of
Ceipeper county, Va, as Marshal Of Kansas, has
bean connrmed by tho senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN New YORK The dead
body of young man was found in the water, at
the foot of BeekrDan street, East River. New York
on Thursday last with a large stone dashed to his
back. His breast exhibited wound from some
instrument, with which he must have been stabbed
to the heart. Deceased was senteelly dressed in
suit of black. His pockets were turned inside
out, thus showing that robbery must have been
the object Of his murderers. watch-fob had es
capped the notice of the wretches and in this WAS
discovered the daguerreotype likeness of a young
lady. The general impression is that the deceased
was the victim of river pirates, or garroters The
body Was subsequently, identified by Mr.. Charles
Sanuels, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, as that of his sou
Charles. Two suspicious characters, named Thos
Curtis and Patrick katon. have been arrested on
suspicion of having committed the murder
Another case OF supposed murder discovered
in New York on Friday, when the mutilated and
partly picked body of a man wus found packed in
whskey barrel that had come as freight ever
the Hudson River Railroad from some point at the
West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

The young German who lately shot his affianced
bride at Theresa, Wis, by arrangement between
them in consequence of the refusal Of her parents
to permit the union intending afterwards to kill
himself but failing to do So has had his trial. con
fessed the deed. and has been sentenced to the
Stata nrison for life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

FrE-A CARD.-From the Dispatch of this morn
ing see that my name is spoken of in connection
with the Mayoraity. TO those who have thought
proper thus to compliment me- tender my sincere
&C nowledgments but. at the same time, must most
respectfully decline being candifate for that office
and ask that poll shall be opened for me, mas
much rs have already consented to serve in the
City Council from Monroe Ward if it shall be the
pleasure of the peeps to elect me
Very respectfully.
l.. W GLAXEBR0OK,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

Nor MARRIED.-The Baltimore Dispatch emphst-
ically contradicts the report that "Maggie Mitch
ell, the bewitching young actress, has taken hus-
band whose name is Paddo OK"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

BURNING OF THE STEAMER SULTAN.--This disaster,
heretofore reported by telegraph, occurred near
st. Genevieve, not Cape Girardeau, Me-, stated.
A later dispatch from St. Louis says:
Among the lost were ID. ID. Moore. clerk of the
boat; Henry Eli, pilot; Joseph Biackburne watch
man the whole of the cabin crew, and the bar
keeper name unknown Two ladies and two gen
tlemen. passengers, missing, and supposed to
be- lost. The Sultan was bound to New Orleans,
with q full cargo of western produce, which, with
the boat, is "A total loss.
The boat was valued at $4,000. and is insured
for ST. .000 Her cargo consisted of 1000 tons of
-four, pork. lead and wheat. There no insu-
rance on the freight list The accounts of the dis
aster conflicting that it is impossible to
certain correctly, at present, who, or how many
have been lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

n fRfsERvATvE.-An English paper says that
one or the best preservatives from the love of
drlhk, TO wash the body frequently all over, and
the cheap baths in large towns have done great
amount of good, by preserving persons from in
toxication
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

"SoUfHEsS 9uARDIAF"-A daily paper with this
title has Just been started in Columbia, S. G., by
al association of printers-E. ii. Britton editor
1t has FIR q motto-"The South-Equality or In
.l.nandanee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

NOMINATIONS cosrrRxKp-The U. s. Senate has
confirmed the following nominations: J. NJ Gre
CORY, u 8. attorney. eastern district Of Virginia
7. b. ohildrsss, u g. attorney, middle district Of
Teunessee j. x Shay, surveyor of customs, Port
Alsxsndria, Val @. johnson, surveyor of customs.
frederickssurg, Va; J. Bohannon, surveyor Of
ousss@s, East River, Va; II. II. Webb. surveyor Of
ooseoms, sohsik, Va; J. I. Martin, marshal, vest
esn district Of Virginia; J. u. Wiley, marshal,
eastern district OF Virginia; @. W. Merchant, sur
seyor Of customs, Damirjes. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

George Everett, young son Of Fl. II. and fanny
Edwards, OF Bangor, Me, swallowed a kernel Of
coffee which lodged in his throat, and caused bis
death the following morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

THE "ARMY MEDICAL BOARD" for the examina-
ton of Assistant Surgeons for promotion, and of
candidates for admission into the medical staff of
the army, met in this city on the LIST inst. Mem.
bers-Surgeon G. A. Finley, o. S. Army, President;
Surgeon r. g. Satterlee, e. 8. A, and Surgeon S..
P. Moore, U. s. A.; Assistant Surgeon i, A. Ed
wards, Secretary The Board will remain in
sion for some weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

FIRE IN HARDY COuNTV.-The dwelling of Mr..
George W. Ramer, at Moorefield, Hardy county,
was consumed by fire on the morning of the 2Sth
ult. Loss about 81 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

CONGRESS. House of Congress was in
session last Saturday.
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FIRE IN sWANTON, VI
DEATH OF A BANK PRESIDENT.

SwAyroS, VT, April 1.-The hotel in this place,
kept by Mr.. Turrill. was destroyed by fire to day
Loss $4,000; insured for $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

LIEUT.. BRALE has returned to Washington after
an absenca of more than year in the public SER
vice, experimenting the Pacific wagon road expe'
dition.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
annual meeting of the Mechanics Institute will be
held at the hall, corner of 18th and Main streets.
THIS EVENING at "a O'clock. As nominations
be made for Officers and Directors, every MEN,
Der should be present.
Sit j W LEW ELLEN, Sec Y.
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SAILING or THE FULTON
CANAL TOLLS.

New YORK, April 3.-The steamer Fulton sailed
hence to-day, with 100 passengers for Liverpool
She took out no specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

THREE lNFURIATED BULLS IN THE STREETs-In the
city OF New York, on Wednesday, three bulls
were being driven through the streets, they were
suddenly seized With panic and dashed headlong
through the Thirteenth ward, tramplng ana
goring in fIightful manner every Que with whom
tney came In contact. One woman, named Eliza
j. Reese, had her ear completely tern open. and
was otherwise seriously injured. Louisa Kelley
received severe bruise in the back, and was car
ried home. Caroline Snope had her collar bone
broken, aad WAS otherwise badly hurt. man
named John Reidenney was alec overtaken by one
OF the animals and badly gored in the knee. After
great deal of exerton the part of the police,
the beasts were secured alive, though word had
been sent from the police that they should be
killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

sHrpwREcK AND Loss OF LIFg.--A dispatch from
Charleston announces the loss of the brig Lion, o.
Boston, for Aux Cages, together with all hands ex
cept one seaman, on Inagua Island, one OF the
group of Bahamas
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[sECnNn DISPATCH.
THE EypECrEp STEAMER
FIRE AT CAMgRIDGE, MASS.

PORTLAND, April 4.-Tbere are no signs OF the
steamer Indian, now due at this port from Liver
pool. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

ALBANY, April 1.-The canal board has resolved
to reduce the tolls from four to two mills on, mer
chaDdise and from six to two mills on 100 pounds
per mile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

NAfLfsUAU AOIIDBNI AND If3os OF HHR ~"
CORNING, N Y, April 1.-The mail train on the
Tioga railroad ran of the track last evening about
twelve miles south of this place. The engine
turned completely over, scading the engineer
John Forbes, very badly. He died at two O'Clock
this morning. No other person was injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05
aF- FOR HIGH CONSTABLE,
WIN l.. MONTAGUE.
Election, Wednesday, April 9TH, 1851

gZ- FOR HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICH
MOND- -.
JOHN H. DI G G E s
Election, Wednesday, April 18th, 1858
m O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

SPECIAL NOTICE. = The attention OF
Druggists and others to the sale OF
stock OF Drugs Medicines Fancy Articles &C to take
place the store of Messsrs Fischer Grooming. No
ia Broad between 4th ami 5th street, THIS DAY at
10 O'Clock. See advertisement.
ap Sit COOK & 90, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

LEASE OF BURROWS THRArRE.-The government
has sHst concluded lease of Burton's Theatre, in
Chambers street, New York, (where a revival is
now beiag heidi for the use Of the United States
Courts at a yearly rent of $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

THR FIRE AT BURLINGTON, YT.-The principal
losers by the burning OF the Pioneer Mechanics
shop, at Burlington. Vt. are Ii. Z. Hickop build
ings and machinery, 100000; c. KiIburn 4 Co.,
chair mandatory, $4,000; Kendall, Wright 4
Co, doors and sashes, 5000; E W. Chase, doors
aud ssshes, $4,000; Wing & Smith, last makers
$1,000; L. Barnes lumber. $500; Messrs. Gates,
furniture, (recently burned out i'll BrattebOro')
$1,000 Fred. Smith, grist mills 81 900; Hamilton
Sears, ioundery, $4,000. Xilburn Co were in
sured for $4,000 but none of the others were in
sured. In consequence of this fire, about one hun
dred and nifty bands are thrown out of employ
msnt
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an- Great Steam Ambrotype Depot, 1879 Main St

Bn-Twenty-6ve Artists employed making the
finest of Arnbrotypes at all prices, varying from
cents to $25. TYLER &Co, proprietors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

ANNUAL o. SCIENTIFIC DisooyxRY FOB 1sss.--A con
sepiept hoax Of reference has just been issued
from the press Of Gould lincoln Boston, entitled
"Anpuai of Scientific Discovery, or Year Book of
Sctsnes and Art for 1855 1t contains not only a
notics Of the most important discoveries and i'm.
provsments in the arts and sciences, but also no
tices Of recent scientific publications, list Of pat
snts, hsrariss u eminent scientific men, &c. Il IL
edited By Dsytd 4. Wells, A. NJ, and seems to DO
sosssa up With great care and ability. Il 10 for
sale BY JAxss WocDHouss.
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sAvsyxisssasats for the DfsrArcu must be handed
- - sir soak ~ aytersaoa. IN order 70 appear
the usxt day. The hsayy pressure o.
oesn Abe eolumns Of oar paper viii not aa"'' VI
,,s.ir reception amer the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

WASHINGTON, April 3-It is reported that Col
Burham's Regiment of New York volunteers has
been accepted for the authorized increase of the
army The other authorized regiment will be
taken from Pennsylvania.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April 4-The report that the Pre-
sident has accepted the volunteer regiments of New
York and ennsylvanis, for service in Utah, is I'M
founded
The Government on the representation OF the
Mexican Minister. has re-issued the former instrue
tiops to prevent the departure of filibusters now
believed to be preparing to invade Northern Mexico
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

TINS SOUTHERN PLANTER for April Is filled with a
great variety of valuable articles agricultural
snhia.ts
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.nrNry IN NORFOLK,

wM X fosrER. Esa b the Asent Tor inc n nA,sr
psrArcs In Norfolk. the circulation s .s,r re,.
ahasv having Increased 70 an exteh. sscti,n of
saoal attention to its distnba''oh' '"'
.gua &c b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

CoSYEcrIoUT.--The annual State election in Con
necticut takes place to-day.
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Among the recent deaths in England is that of
Mr.. Thomas Fouke He tue author of a work
entitled THE History of Prices"
Con Harvey is to be assigned to the command
OF the Utah army, which is TO be withdrawn from
Kansas.
The Chicago papers say that George Peabody, of
London, is about removing his banking house to
Chicago Very doubtful.
Col. Reuben. of Fairfield, Me-, hung himself on
Wednesday lie was about 20 years old.
Green peas were for sale in the Savannah mar
ket on Wednesday last.
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Rs- Mr. MAYO, the Mayor of Richmond, is re-
spectfully invited TO Mr.. JOHN McDoNALDs, To-
NIGHT, at O'clock and also the citizens generally
an
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FROM WASHINGTON

BosroS, April q Charles II. Brown of the Atlas
Bank, died last evening after short illness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

A FEW PEABODY'S EEDLIN
IA STRAWBERRY PLANTS for sale by the dozen,
the largest known straw berry now in cultivation
and great beare Also the Chllian Late very large
and the most prolific known; the genuine Hoyey
Seeding Princess Alice and McAyoy, superior
These Plants took the premium at the late State
Agricultural Fair. Apply TO
MEssRs ikUBBS d APPERsON,
ap5-3t* On Bread street.
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MECHANICS BAIL.

Grand Civic Ball,
On Thursday Night, April Sth,
To which they cordially invite their friends and the
public generally to participate in the entertainment
gwen on that occasion. Having obtained the
HALL OVER THE FIRST MARKET,
without price, they are determined to bring forward
entertainment not inferior to anything of the
like that has been given this season His Excelency
the Governor OF this State, and many other gentle
city. They dc sincerely hope that the Honorable
Gentlemen will favor them with their presence on
that occasion. -.
as- Mr. SMITHS SPLENDID BANDS engaged
for that OCCASION
10 TICKETS So, for a Gentleman and two La
dies, supper included. BALL TO commence at 5
O'clock. GRAND ENTRY at halfpasts
FLOOR Managers White RoSete
Coral Loath VIM Brandt
Dennis Brophy Joseph Watson
RECEPTION CoAMITTEB--I3ed Rosette.
Tho Nicholson Henry Lisfeld
VIM Drew
SUPPER COMMITTEE BIuc Rosette
Geo Harrison
~ For particulars consult the undersigned com
mittee. PHILIP REILLY.
THOMAS FDWYER
WILLIAM SHIELDS,
FRANCIS j BRENT
NH 25-2w* WILLIAM AULD.
A MusEMENT. % v,,,, . .n,,,. :,
intend, on the LIST April next, To open class for
boys, at my Gymnasium on Marshall street, between
9Th and 9th streets. All pupils to be engaged for
the course of three months. Application for lin
Gymnasium from 4 to 6 O'Clock in the afternoon
Parents and guardians are respectfully invited to
witness the exercises.
nlhS-lm% L. kEMPER. Proprietor.
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!. sht hrs companies 10 g. Louis have declared
sss.sss y asses Of steam hre engines, - che
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SUICIDE.--We inior med that the wife of John
f. Lindley, Esq. President of the Yoluutown Bank,
hung himself on Sunday morning last, soon after
breakfast. The terrible affection brought upon
her family by the getters up of that bogus bank,
is supposed to have been the oause.-Nea Hdren
Journal
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THE SALE of a small Mar et Garden Of
81 acres on Brooke road, miles from the city, 10
take place This Afternoon, upon the premise at AZ
O'Clock, may be worthy the attention OF those III
search of such property. ID WILLIAMS.
an Sit Auct.
BT5- JUSr RECEIVED-0ur stock of Fringes
anu Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches,
&C. &C Also, a full line of Cations, or Shetland
Wool. Cur Goods are new and desirable, aud selling
at low prices LADIES BAZAAR,
ap5-iW zoo Broad street.