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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-04

DISSOLUTION The partnership Of
~ BEOHER BRO having dissolved this
day By mutual consent, Bernhard Becher has dis
posed OF his interest in the stock and debts to Phil
ipp Bacher, who will continue at the old stand ,
and on whom creditors we'll as dettsIs are invi.
ted to cell ard settle up.
Philip BECHER.
BERNHARD BECHER.
Richmond. Jan g. ls5y.
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DlsSOLUTlON.-The partnership Of
~ f. MCCARTHY SON was dissolved on the
18th inst by the death of JOHN ii. MCCARTHY.
T.loss indie bted TO the firm will please make i'm
mediate payment; and those to whom they are in
deoted. will present their accounts to the surviving
partner. y MCCARTHY.
Richmond Jan 25els59. ia 26
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HEAVY Loss -

HEAVY Loss We regret 10 learn that
the loss of the Messrs. Gibson, by the partial
burning OF their planning establishment, few
nights since, is much heavier than was at fl rst
estimated. and that they bad destroyed S3 900
worth OF moulaiDgs, for which they had imms-
diate use. AS yet, the entire loss has not been
estimated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-04

SfABEsD. - esterday afternoon a diff
ficuity occurred at new building on 18th street
between Franklin and Grace, between a youps
man named Patterson and William r. ROM.
tree. both brickiayers. Rountree received a
eight stab in the back, near the left shoulder
whtch however, was not very serious, though he
thought at the time that il was fatal As the AT.
fair will be examined into by the Mayor, We deem
it advisable TO give none of the particulars related
tn II
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TIRE STREETS are in hcrrid @ nd;t,.n

AHh cIKEETS HTe N Q hofriu G. nJitien
at this time, and if the wet weather continue.
many dsys longer, some OF them will become im-
passsble Yesterday, the chain gang did good
set'ice In cleaning the crossings on Broad street
ous Ten times their number cou!d not keep then
clean while the present spell Of weather continues
On 18Th street, between Franklin and Grace, rhs
cutters are filled with mud On Broad, ss, veer
10Th and I'd streets, the cutters are filed up o,
Virginia street, the cutters are filled, and Mil
alley and l4th street, near the Danvills railroat
depot. the mud is almost ankle deep. Iudeed, gC
where yen will, the streets are little better thar
country roads. and many Of the crossings ar,
buried in mud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-04

PosroFrrcx AFFARs.-H Firginta.-o0iees Dis.
contiued-Yellow Sulphur Springs. Montgomery
county: Bellton, Marshall county; change site oi
Edna Mills, Charles city county, and appoint
Beriamiu A. Nance postmaster, vice James w
Helms resigned. Appointments-Wm Forsythe
postmaster at Centreville, Fairfax county, vics
J. j. Benson. moved away; James W. Jordan post
master At Hay Market, Prince william county
vice 7. s Shirley. resigned; Richard Scott post
master at Birch River, Nicholas county, vice d
Frame, resigned.
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EASILY EaREsD SALtRr.-W. r. Blake, a we'll
known actor, and wife, are members of Laura
heene's company in New York, and draw seq.
week salary. For fourteen weeks they have not
played, nor will they until sour American Com
sin IS "ithdrawn-an easy way of earning s65 q
week. w
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DETESrIos.-The accommodation train
Oh the Richmond and Danvile Railroad, due Ia
this city at hall past o'clock yesterday mornn &
was detained at the Junction five six hours
to make connection with the South Side train
which was delayed BY land slide near fsrmyille
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B Z aiINOR.

~ FOR RENT.-Tbe SMITH AND
e. CARRIAGE SHOP On Franklin street oppo-
sl,c my Factory. nov occupied by J Doea Brother
hleo number Of kOOMa in good locations for rent
Porbession given on lSt January ~
De 3O--ts hDW McADAM.
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So FOR RzgNT.-The House nea1

GSS FUN fSE1E i. the House, near
As fhe corner ot I'll and Grace streets, after the
eGslrafIon Of Col G SscOn's term. Also, q LodE-
n : Dom ia thg Law Building, and the ROOMS uu-
Or the BjUes' AEmory, lately occupied by Aiacfer-
} ins q FeTgu7Ja, suitable. among many other
things io- = bata and laundry, with CLEAR WATER
.ns-ycd, ty permission Of the Governor fro,n the
apitol square such sn establishment would pa Y
II, aud be puk!ic benefit. FOR chLE-VafCa.
bir Erapsty-LJ;s, keaIdeuces. ac, in Richmond
Bud - uHe5.
ia &-In 2 Z MFNOp
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CO-PARTNERSHIP a.
NOTICE. @

& have this day admitted a. partner.
Mr JOHN N JENNINGS. The business will in
future be- conducted at my old stand, No IFS Main
street, under the firm aud style Of SAMUEL COT
rRElL 4 CO. where We have on hand iine as
sortment of Saddles, Brides, Whips, Carriage
Cart and Wagon Harness of every description snd
quality, and will continue to manufacture TO order
and for sale, every class Of goods in our line.
There was awarded me at the United States kair
last fall, three silver medals for sUPERIOR sPkCl
MEMS Of fWoHkMANSHfP; since which time our
facilities are greatly increased and we DOW nattei
ourselves that We can furnish eEery article in our
line not to be surpassed in quality, and at ss low
prices as any establishment 10 this country -
| beg leave to return my sincere thanks TO my old
friends and the public generally for the liberal pa
tronase heretofore bestowed upon me, ana respect
fully solicit continuance Of the same TO the new
concern, piedgiDg ourselves TO use our utmost on
deavors TO please our friends and patrons.
SAML CUTTRELL.
Richmond Jan. Ist, 1859.
EOTICE--Ail persons indebted to the subscriber
ere respectfully requested to settle their accounts.
with little delay practicable, as am extreme
| = anxious to close up my old business.
SAM'L 8 C0TTRELL.
Richmoud, Jan. ist 1859. ia 1-3m
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A PUBLIC TExpEsAHcE MEBTIgG is to
be held in Rockets tonight, when interesting
addresses may be expected.
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Y.uxs MoRrAsA.-The following hss been re.

ING MoRTAEA-The following has been res
eived from Rome, dated the 9Th of January:
=, AS the foreign Journals speaking OF young
nioflaFa L VIII initiate their example. He entered
the school of ths regular prebends of St. John OF
ia'eran three weeks since. He expressed no de-
are to return home. The Pope pays for his educa
zion out of hisprivate purse. On Christmas iay
ths rope sent young Mortara basket of sweet
tneats. The next day the boy asked leave to thank
the Pope, and he was permitted to do 90. The
Holy rather received him most kindly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-04

TnE 18TH STREET obstruction case
was before Judge Meredith yesterday. bat not dis-
posed of. II will probably be concluded today
The sooner it is settled the BETTER as tho public
are very much Inconvenience, and must have the
use of the street By condemnation or otherTise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-04

RUN OvgR.-Mrs. w., a resident Of
Church Hill, was carsiessly knocked down In the
| street and run over. by a milk wagon, day or
| two since; and yesterday morning another lady
| narrowly escaped similar fate, while passin &
| along the crossing of West marke. and Frsnklin
street.
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SAD DEATHs.-The twin sons, aged 70, of Mrs.
Emily 2. Lesdsrnier, the authoress and poetical
reader, died last week in New York city On the
sd uit,, Joseph died, and Lewis. noticing or
oveThearing something that led him to suppose
they were waiting for him before burying his bro.
ther. he exclaimed TO his mother, II am sorry.
mother, to keep you waiting shall be ready
To morrow and his prophetic words proved true.
Their remains were conveyed TO Roxbury, Mass
Tor interment. Thsy Were placed in two coffins of
the same size, in the same hearse and will be
deposited in one grave. They were youths of ane
promise
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LRcTrRE.-"Count" Joannes, of Paris, formerly
dsorge W. Jones. manager of the Richmond. Pc
ters5IrK, and Norfolk theatres, is announced TO
lecture IN New York on 'The French Emyire and
It's Metropolis, and the audacious insult upon the
name and character of Washington By the Impa.
rial government, July 4, 1855"
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NOTICE-Tl

4 VIZ AMI ANIhChlI ~ " ~ r. No
~ undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the firm and yle Of POTTS,
FARLEY Il co for tbs purpose OF conducting
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS in the city of Richmond.
They have taken the new and spacious building.
two doors above saml Ayers Son, and nearly op-
posite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street, where
they will keep constantly on hand q, full aud com
pists stock Of all such goods are usually bund
In the Grocery line, including Coffee. Sugars, Mo
lasses Bacoo. Liquors. &c, &c, &c, TO vi ich they
begto call the attention OF their friends and the trade
generally.
Special attention viii be paid to the sale Of OIL
kinds OF Produce, on which liberal advances will
be made. FRANK POTTS,
RICH,D G. FARLEY.
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mUTTL4TED CoIy.-Carmina Bisji, an Italian woa
man, has been arrested in New York for putting
IN circulation gold coin 80 mutilated, that half
eagle is worth only $375-- reduction of19 grains
In each piece. An officer had been watching the
woman's proceedings fer two three days, pro-
cured some OF the pieces and went 10 some of the
banks where the cashiers were ready to receive
then as good. He then went TO an exchange bro
ser, doing large business, and asked him if The
money was coed. The broker replied in the at
hrmatlYe. "Bnt will you weigh them" said the
oihcer: The broker impatientiy told him, as he
showed the money back, that he handled enough
money IN his business TO know genuine from bo-
gus The tfhcer quietly exhibited bis shield aud
repeated his request that the coin should he
weighed. The broker still confident tha: tho off,
Ger was mistaken, placed the coin on the scale and
Instantly exclaimed, why it is nineteen grains
short OF ful weight" Tho coin was cer efulIy ex.
amIned. There was no doubt that il was not gen =.
une gold, and there was no possibility of detect
ing the fraud except by weighing it. From e
close examination it appears that the coin is plac
cd on lathe aud made to revolye. A keen mar.
row chiee is eet against the edge and as the coin
reToivss, the chse turns ont the inside of it aud
penetrates nearly to the centre, leaving hut two
th!n shells, as it were, connected at the centre
The cavity is then filled up with base metal, the
COIN IL miled over again and the edge galvanized,
showing as perfect specimen of work in fraud
RS was ever conceived or executed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-04

w GOODS-sEC0ND SUPPLY JUST RE
If CEIY YED.-The subScnbtr has in store "a
- iarge ard varied assCrtaen: OF Clothing oi
tis own mann 'acture, embracing every srtics in
lh. Ct0fding trade. Materials and wo2kmanship
lut s4Tpassed by any.
Also. Furnishing rioods, such as Fhirts Cntlsrs
DraSers. 3oal lts, Cravats, %erk-Tits N9Fts Pgarru
l.ss, Money B-its. pistei Belts, kc, g..
~ IA big Iai0riog department tire finest apti gt OF
ti1th@' Cas iuatEea and testirgJ, selected - him
STf ~ person. wiki especial reference t. ia ~,iai
tr.1e which viii compare IL sy0rahly tt any l)lse
~ Tie city, which he viii make 70 or Ter = the
Qtte2 time in the be3t ana most fapt ircbe .vls
Vsii sna i>aYe your measure f,r soroetli5np ri-3
EB SpENCL
Ao 20. Corrcr of Main and igth ais,
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fl FOE AEes-A Room in The attic
III at.ge he sabzcr!Jeg's ssorr. Call At
JUAN tiILtNTS.
3 L4-ts - Mnir, n
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50 FUS RENT Or LEASE.-The
=. STORE HtU- L or nth between Main and
g=-y streets, formerly occupied ty Messrs Sresrus
A-.-n nl-li. taf more rcora:iy by Eessrs Sttarus
i ---iFa- This c1naa]udi1Es hUitding Is suitable
if aIka of Flour. Com, Tobacco Hay, Sc. or
1-..a, te converted into a Tohacc Factory, being
. ar. almost il the htart Of the CRY. Ihe ioce.
p - -Ess I-opsTtv = well known that = fur
t..-t.zr-.gtton L. tc+-1.sl ulEtcetsa~y. For terms
o.. sp,l- 10 EACH0,
Pearl at
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10 20. CorTer &c Main ard isth ala.
&c u GlLtM!cr md hleL.l.-l.t ~
EuF1Y DOLLARs-I. NJ. SINGER q

4 cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
dACBINkS-- --UPTGcE 2i5 NAiN STREET, E3cHAoSD
We would most respectfully ipyitc ali 10 cal
sud examine our new stock ot Family, Plantation
md Leather MACHINES. which for durability anC
tsanty ot finish cannot he surpassed BY any. Oui
aa hines are SO constructed, that tY the lnaeica
Ranges tsey are made to sew, hoI1. gather and
aitch from the cOarsegt cotton bag or heaYy
sstbcr, 70 tbs finest elk, Batip or lace, Of any
fssctiptieD, without trouble. The fimpio con
sfqctiou, ease of management and saving Of time
@Skes the Machine invaluable, and warranted tC
si'e perfect satisfaction to all Oar new Family
A@chjne. for light work, win he foupd one Of TIE
lfetHes and hest In use; ii is put up in Rosewood
@alogspy or Enataelcd Cases, 10 suit the paror or
HoFk-fo9ts. Car agent, being fne niachinist, is
Prepared 10 repair Machines and TO give ali the In
.rGctioas 20 that the operators can ADJUST their
VAC hines vita all esse. Ladies will be instfuC.ed
tteir Eesidenees slao, servants, If desired free Of
tgNge We invite all 10 call aud examine, wber;
~ possible attention will be paid by our lady oper
Nfs aud Aeeut ~ gi'e explanations, Whe !her they
F9fcisse or not.
silk, Thread and Cotton Of all coiors and descrip
'2Iha' Needies; Gauges for tucking and binding.
no charge for shippiug Circulars viii be sent te
'ayI application by mali or otherwise
V.gth or Leather.
fhiTfs. &c made TO order, ut short notice.
"a <2-ly M SINGER h co.
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- z !, 70 ru,luRNITURE AT COST.

I - s.sarslgued Intending @ dlscontinee -
Tne TneMassass offers Ats sto>k VI WefdrQeee. ~
srsssh,w sss ,wsshssknas. Rosewood Hrcc.ssl rsssss
sssa fsblss Mattress. As :, g.: I'M - eIsss4
!, n,ass,loa. All FurDitnrs on hand - Ieea1 -
ssisd = ior by that time, WV - I'D ~ f2&s
Ia 3-2M N0N vStV~Ss rssV''
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FILE MARUFACTORY,

ElCII MUNB, VA
Near The Peierskurg Dapot
g,, opposite Burger n Boy les saw Factory.
t1Lns o. every desert ption on hand and G. ado te
N."f, ot ihs best EnRii stoet
L = as good aa new. fAI n siJiiM.
. J-isns I1..a. sA*'s,
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rea~ DEBtL1rArpD PBHsoNs-Thoee

who have suffered from ircCsaant fcTcrs, loss Of ar
petite, or ifaproper digest2n-may easily be cured
BY the use II BAyrag BITTERs. We hsve known
persons entirely restored 20 health By these hitters,
after visiting an the watering places without receiv
ing arg benefit II any Of our readers are suffering
from Dyspc psia, Nervous Debility Torpid Liver In
Digestion Ague an Feger, sour Stomach OF Loss OF
Appetite. they will ind certain relies by nsing these
BttCrs Gs directed. Delicate females may lest ns-
their ageasas, and never fail in quckening nature
and restoring tho b'1orl # health TO their checks.
IeethinE infants may a'zo be improved by their
use-whilst all cagsts and sexes viii be benefited
by their strencihCning properties. AS a family
medicine these Bitters stand unrivalied, and must
eventually snpersoia al others Te invite trial
ST once.
For saleby Purcell. rnit 4 Co. and by all the
prominent DfugEIsts ia virginia oc IL
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fzE FOR REhr--A house and lot on
I8 Union y i'll near EdmuHd stean'5 containing
l1GT T5oTl3, VITA the usual cut houses For terms,
&c, apply 70 l. b LYME.
Office basement Of metropolitan Hall.
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TgE End OF THE WORLD To BE THIS YEAR.-Messrs
Abraham Flavel and ]. Decker, second Adventists
have issued a circular called "The Time Messen-
gers" containing IS columns of arguments and
figures, to demonstrate that the second coming Of
Christ will be during the Passover of the present
wear.
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AFTER the fifteenth of February, I
eau be found at the new Dry Goods Store of Messrs
WATKINS 4 FICKLtN. where / win be pleased
to my irepds. JAMES BINEORD,
~,
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ST. FOH RENT-The dwelling neav
"a t5c Virginia Central Railroad work shop "A
q hua3y q yards trEm Chulu. containing several
lr rs Achen with three looms coal hCUsH, large
csl5aa. ant well uf excellent water Oh the gre.
I..rs -sUIlstl~ iJr bo.d sized m y Appiy ~
4, Il EAi no.
e, ..rt Near FXchNtge II 5tel
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RICHMOND. January !. iS1s.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this ~

i associated themselves togs,hsf gnaef ~ e 10
aud style OF JOHNSON 7ku1an 1ansrsrv Comnkr
sion and Forwarding Business Icsy Isy. strset, ~.
the large granite frcnt house 90 sesond dor above
mersy occupied by J.M. Confss.
Tssg viii svays keep on band a.ssh sls sS.y vii
meat Of droceIes Lansosiso a.ss lowest prices By srs
afnsh e % sansss hsy hope e
share Of patronage. - arm Of Dibrell 8 yohneon.
LAts ~ .'s BAT TkuEHHAkIs
Late of Danyflie, VA
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR.-A Whole Fdmay Burned 10
Death A shocking calamity occurred near Aile-
sheny City, Pa, on Monday night about o'clock,
Involving the loss of the lives of man named
rogers, bis wife, and four cut of five children
The ri.tsburg Journal says:
This Rogers ard wife had, il seems from the evi.
denCe Of the neigLbors. for sometime given tn N
selves mp to hard drinking. and though he owned
the property on which be lived, yet worth.es
had he become that the family had been supported
iy the neighbors out of charity. He aud his wife
frequently had quarrels. and so common had their
qaerTels and NOISES become to the neighb0rs that
but little attention was paid 10 them. Screams
heard by the neehbors in he house before the fire
Was discovered by them. but supposing that the,
were as usual, occasioned by drunken fight. and
as thsy were known 10 have been drunk all day,
nothing thought of it till the flames were seen
But ii was too latf; the drunken husbasd and wife.
father and mother, were consumed in the first story,
while the cries Of poor innocent children. the inno
cent victims of the Internal vice of their parents.
went up in hopeless agony from the second story;
where the meTciless flames had eDcrcled them with
their fiery and fatal wreaths before human aid had
reached them. The only one saved was q boy who
got cut on the perch. The house was dry and burn
cd like flash. Ali that human aid could do was
done but it came too late. The two cities and
neighho hood arehried with horror at this occur
reLca.
Rogers was a carpenter by trade, and the eldest
child that perish ed was not oyer ten years OF age
The one which made Its pc was eleven or twelve
years old.
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ILLNESS OF MAJOR CAss-The Washington cor.
respondent ofthe Detroit Tribune writes that Maj.
Cass, who has lately retired from the Mission 10
lost, wholly or in part the use of his lower limbs
lie has gone to a watering place iB Switzerland,
famous for the effect of waters On that disease.
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G7 FOR RENT --Pcssts ion given i'm
E.S med}atfi y-the Frame Binding on the lin
Immortality ab We Franklin street. b. V cen 2ith
nd zhth streets. very Pleasantly situated. Terms
r.r-fers.t"- apply u
t-.-ln NkN LEW. TAYLOR L CO
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JOEL WATKINS,
Of the late arm Il Price a Watkins.
JAMES B FICKLEN,
OF the late firm of Hoomes, Ficklep
g Wallace, Frederickshurg.
fEf ~"~ = .

A CARD.-it will be seen by the above,
that am interested in the business Of Messrs
WATKINS FICkLEN. l respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late fra
Of Biatord, Mayo Blair p!edging to them all tbs
advantages which are promised in the above adyer-
tiseInent Their wants, either in person or by order
shall at all times receive my careful and prompt at.
tention. WIN MAYO.
ja I-2m
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H<g w t1lf 1SafhtI WITH ii CER-
TATsTY to ohta fine Picture and correct rikent ss
by callug NJ the Psotocraph and Fine Art Gallery
otG. W. MINSIs, l9T Main street. The small m.
brotypes, photographs, as well AZ the larger Sizes
in Oil or Water Col0rs, executed at his ialleries
geDs of art and are warranted TO give satisfac
tiOn
Every style of Photograph made from life or
copied from small Ambrotypes or Daguerreoty pes
aud colored in any of the rarious styles may all
times b. obtained at the above named establish
STREET. fe2
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SOMETHING To DANCE FoR,-They are getting I'D
mammoth prize dance in Liverpool. OnonGsc ce
county, New York, to come off early in April
There are to be 600 tickets at 81 ticket and the
dancing to occur at two hotels; ticket holders
having the privilege of attending both dances
which will occur simultaneously The priza Il
the new canal boat Major Holt, and four horses -
During the evening there will be n drawing" and
the holder OF the lucky ticket will receive the
boat and horses.
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g. FOR RENT Ok LEASE-A mouse.
G:s She and s'anchfeT house. within one lie
o., tL- .'J. There s also attached - the house Il
c...- ': l-G0ly improved land For terms apply 10
HkCHLER
.---..r Oll Nari. q. Nos = ani 20
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So EUR gEkT--O1 reas0nc BE terms.
Ea ra-session given Immediately. NV House. GA
taUrch ttllt. very coumOEi.us ant Comfortable
t7-,!eace-the grounds attached ccDE Erslug the
ana attn streets. Being upon The brow ot Church
iiIii. the location is remarkably COMMANDING and
tie y}sr from the boUs" and fsTUCn~s unsnrrG sed
lE any ia ts rex inn. The house a. in good Is pair
bna the grounds 4re trayersed by walks with grass
E!uts aI".- trees. shrubs 6E3 flowers
ELIZA l. VAN LEW
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IS F)R RENT. --~ A very desirable
E's family resid pleasantly located on Grace
-Esv', Church Hi!. between 2tth and 2S:h streets
f.- terms. apply 70
;-5-ltu VAN LEN. TAYLOR y GO
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sSe FOR RENT-A dwelling house on
Ea Maddox Hhl containing several rooms Rcnt
5-asCuAhir q \ prompt tenant. Possession given
1medIa'eiy, Apply TO
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WE nil, alxsvs have on hand good

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supply Of all kinds and quality q Earoitais, Ms
can fnrnsh custcn niers az the shortest notice Oar
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TO. Our attention Will DO gwen ais9 W o'eR@"''s
furniture and Upholstering ..co
On Governor ST.. between Main ana ffsnMn. nsr.nss
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PoLirrcs IN RHODE IsLAsD.--Some time since the
Republicans and Americans in Rhode Island tried
to get up fusion. but failed. The Republicans
have now published an address, 10 which they en-
deayor to throw the onus of the failure on the
Know Nethipgs, and assert their determination To
90 II alone, on the Seward platform.