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DIED.

DIED,
Mondsy morning, 9th inst. 81 8 O'Clock. eAkAh
ROnERTA infant daughter OF Daniel r. and Mary
g Mauek, seed monthss nf days.
The friends and aequsintanres are rsquessee %
attend her funeral at her fathers residence at Port
MAYO. this moTninx. Ut, 10 o'clock. -
Farewell. sweet ohe. In heaven where tnou ART
shining now knew that sin and sorrow are
banished from thy brow, and though II we're
Worse than DE- ash 10 part. yitld thee mp to
God. who hath taken thee my darling, TO his ever
Bie.t abode give thse back 70 heaven. ny pure
And gentle one; thy sands Of life are numbered
Thy little race ID run: and thou art joining
Nov IN the anthems Of the best. In yon bright
World Of giory-the land Of peace and rest.
Etjis. Lupenbu1s county. April 10th. 1889. Miss
MOL IE HARRIS. aged n years
She fingered nearly eleven month";
hope that 70 Der ne S xr y 9bSs
gainn Her character combined AZ tne VIA sr,srd
make faithful and affectfonafe sister eng nSno,
and though We lament her less. HOY consone .ne
thought. that she has anchored wnere ''o'"' %"
~ Petersburg papers please copy.
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Master from New York: -
Barker. r Hoffman, Jno Roberts Chas Sibery,
= McLarya II Wakelee, Mrs DR. AYlett. Miss
Mrs Z Murphy and children Van SIayck. s
Hunter. W Graham, VIM Etherington.J J Eagle
ton and lady, X Marsh, Geo Carr. Mrs Tatum J
N Freeman, Jr, WI Richards. s McElroy, Henry
Quackniloss, Miss Bigler, Miss D 1nglee. Nor.
ms and lady, W Noyes. DR. Gait, A II Wood, A
French Miss Morriss, les Williams and sister Mrs
Evereta Add child, and 10 Storage
also FROM NoEFoLK:-L Jaee uehar. Psret. II
Harrington: d Murphy. 4 schmith. Fred Long,
sell. VIM Cherry. M Pullen. D NJ Cohen. Char les
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Volunteers for sardlnia.

AS specimen Of the spirit which per-
vades Italy, in reference to the coming war,
it is stated that there may be found volun-
teers, In the ranks of the Sandman Army
inc sons OF the French Republican Minister
B'xio; of the late Papal Minister, Count
Eossl Of the Venitian Dictator, Manin Of
Count Sebregondi, the Austrian Mayor Of
Milan Of Prince Cossini, the Florentine
patrician, and Others, bearing the illustrioua
names Of Italy.
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NOw Publications.

LIPE OF JAMES WATT, with selections from bis
correspondence, by James Patrick Muirhead, NJ.
A, illustrated with wood cuts. Now York d.
appleton d %. This history OF a most notable man
In the scientific and mechanical world, il q we'll
arranged, we'll digested work for the library, with
Q copious index.
For sale by Messrs. WooDHoUsE Co.
NApoLsoNIc IDsAs-It will be recollected by
many Of our readers, that in 1889, the now En-,
peror of France, then "Prince Louis Napoleon
BoDaparte," published at Brussels, a very remark
able Book entitled "Des Idess Nopoleonienness"-
This book IL now published In English, into which
1t has been translated by James n. Dorr, who de-
clares in bis preface that he considered fidelity to
the original an especial duty In the performance
of the task. The book has now gathered add.
tional interest from the wonderful career of it's
author since Its first appearance. In glancing
over the translator's preface, our eye caught the
phrase ",corld drama" against which We most
decidedly protest, of those affected express
sious which belong to . composite style Of lam
guage, iginstng in the North, aud which cannot
be too severely denounced by all men of good
taste. The word "stdnd point" 10 another of the
family, which with US has ruined many sermon;
for We could never give an impartial judgment Of
any effort into which 1t had crept.
For sale by WoeDHoUsE & Co.
WESTMINSTER REvIRw.-We are Indebted to
Messrs. WooDHoUsE L Co., agents for the Ameri.
can Reprints Of the Foreign Qlarterlies, for the
WESTMINSTER REVIEW for April.
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LIGHT WAnTED-The follow
ing appears in the SATURDAY e proceedings
OF the Baptist convention, now in sesaen in this
QUESTION OF CoURTIsY,

LIGHT WAITED The follow
49, ing appears in the Satur Fay q proceedings
OF the Baptist convention, now in session in this
city:
Mr. Bestor, of Ala offered the following:
Resolved, That the President tender to the
preachers OF other denominations of Christians the
regard and respect of this Convention, and invite
" Mr. Bestcr addressed the Convention In support
OF his resolution. 1t was designed as an act OF
courtesy merely; not for the purpose of allowing
others to participate in tho deliberations of the
Mr. Hurt, of Va. moved to lay the resolution
upon the table. The motion was negatived-syes
"Mr Watts, of Ala, moved to amend the resolution
by adding the words To witness The deliberations
of this body He raid he thought il act of cour-
tesy due to those ministers who had offered their
pupits 70 ministers In this Conve9t es ,,.,o,
He hoped it would be Withdrawn, and the whole
matter suffered to drip De not, for the sake OF an
act of courtesy. which ia no courtesy. introauce
hrobapd which may consume u.s. Do not make
mere abstraction test question which may oistract
and rend rs asunder. He urged the Convention 10
Mr Bsstor said the question had taken direction
which he had never thought of. There was nothing
In tho resolution which could admit Of such An inter-
probation. He would therefore wtthdravit.
draw It without leave Of the Convention.
Mr. Boyce Of @, moved the previous question,
bat Afterwards withdrewit.
Mr. Dagg. Of @. moved that mr. bessor nave
This motion was carried by large majority
The resolution was thereupon Withdrawn
enauirs how such an act d courtesy. extended By
religious assemblies. Of some ether denominations,
to Minister Of the Baptist Church. could, when
~ IN .e sncn
myic--isc GIvE Us LIGHT ).
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xoNrv MATTERs-ExCHANGB.
TOBACCO-Tbe following are the quot
Tobacco at Liverpool April 23:

R,LrrM,RE. Nav 9-Flour very Arm, and held At
S7-no seles. Wheat firm and hiaher-white 81 10
6p2 red 81 6N(9l 20. Corn rm-white S6fdtS7; yeliow
s1flS3 Provisions firm-Bacon sides 9a Mess Pork
ar Whiskey higher--cty %; Ohio 80
NEW YORK May 9-stecks lower.Virginis Sc g7is;
Flour advaL ced SOL ,c-southeIa S6.6 @7.lo Wheat
2@ ic bieher-southern white 81 95. Corn higher
white 91995: yellow e4995 Beef frm-Western 70.
hacked Slr01i3. Pork quiet-Mess Sic H. Lard
heavy, at 2s1ac. Sugar dull Turpentine dull c1s
6531s Rosin firm xt 81 699' TO-
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MARINE IETHLLIzHNCE
PORT OF RICHMOND-MAl 1859.
High Water this day TUESDAY ia o'clock.

High Water this day (Tuesday) ia o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdse
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Pritchald. baltimore mdse.
Schr Jno Randolph, Phillips, Alexandria. coal.
VaTownR Co
sohr Cisudis, Will ANS, Eastern Shore, corn to
Captain.
Captain.
schr P Waller. Lively. York River, corn, to
Captain
schr st Cloud. Gwathney. smithfeld, corn. to
Captain.
4 Claiborne.
sIooo New Packet. Gray. smi,hheld, md.e. WON.
BILE L Claiborne.
SAILED,
Bark Virginia, Low1ey, Bio, fl our, Brummell L
Co.
schr Gallsgo, Smith, New York. mdse, D W
Currie.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
HAMPTON ROADS, May 9.-Arrived, Danish brig,
Ceres, 100 days from Callao.
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TELEGRAPH SouABBLEs.-At a late hour
last night, we received by telegraph long
statement from Philadelphia news tirm
complaining of the injustice OF the Amerl-
can Telegraph Company, and the conduct
of the depuled head of the Associated Press,
relative to the reception OF steamers news
from Halifax. As the public are not inter-
ested in such matters as long as they get
the news. which the Dispatch will always
furnish them, we do not publish it.
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~ WATKINS Il FIOKLEN.
MORE NEW GOODS.
OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT sTOCh
of fine Fancy and hyperion Staple DRY GOODS 10
being regularly replenished by oil the newest anu
bandsomest goods brough into the country.
RICH CoLORED AND BLACK DOUBLE
JupE AND VoLANr SIX ROBES. very cheap.
Dress Silks, Robe and plain dress Bareges, Popiins
and Poplinetts.
Spring Dress Goods, Men and Boys wear.
Elegant Laces aud Embroideries
INV STYLE MASTILLAs, sHAwLs
&C., FINE SToCK.
House Furnishing Goods
LINENS AND SHIRTIrGS.
OsNaBpGs, Plaid and Colored.
Every article pertaining to the
DRY GOOD BUSINESS,
NEw AND VERY Low.
WATKINS h FICKLEN,
NV 6-ts ls9. MAIN STREET.
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND FRAZER RIVER.
NORFOLK AFFAIRS,

NORFOLK, May 9.-Jbe new Hotel here, was to-
day, Leased by i. G. Newton, Of Alexandria, Va.
Miss Josephine Buckley, (uow Mrs Andrews,)
the authoress of book detailing her escape from
a nunnery, and the life in it, has publicly "re-
canted."
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Roanoke Valley Extsnsion.

The subscribers in Richmond to this work
are requested to call upon the treasurer to-
day, between and 4 o'clock, at the Office
of Potts. FARLEY l. Co., Cary street, to pay
the legal requisition of So per share for en-
gineering purposes.
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TIE OpposITioN PARTY of Richmond held
a meeting at the African Church las night,
and nominated as candidates for the House
of Delegates of Virginia, WYNDHAM RoBRRT-
SON, DAVID j. SAUNDERS, and GUsTAvUs A..
MYERS. Esus.
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A BRASS FOUNDRY DESTROYED BY FIRE IN
BOSTON.

BosroN, May THE brass foundry of Henry T.
Litchfied on Lewis street, East Boston, was burnt
this morning. together with all its consents Loss
$1,000. No insurance. The fire was undoubtedly
the work of an ipcendiary during the night sew
eral unsuccessful attempts made to fire other
nlaceA
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Report OF the Baptist Southern Con.


The full report of the proceedings of the
Baptist Southern Convention will be issued
in the Weekly Dispatch next Thursday
morning, at l o'clock, when any number
of copies may be obtained at the counter
ready for mailing. Persons leaving town
before Thursday can have them sent to their
address by calling to-day or tomorrow and
leaving their address
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nonpesd Il shs Ialtana polis Journal, He was :
nsstse q Msias. aud nessIy sixty yssrs Of age BE
pa eess superintendent Of public instruction OF
ssns se g Va enc Of the propFstors ofthe In.
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The 'ExpLANATioN" in yesterdays paper
referred to an article takep from paper
published in another city, and of course not
emanating from either the Baptist Associa-
ton or Convention.
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ASHLAND RACEs.-The most active prepa-
rations are on foot for the approaching ra-
ces At the Ashland Course. The place is
looking very pwtty. Many improvements
hare been made, snd there are few racing
grounds that can ~ al compare with il for
inc commodiousness and appropriate ar
angement Of the buildings.
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~ Coon WORK. Low PRIoEs.-Inform the people
where ii can be had. by advertising in the daily
newspapers. and success 10 certain. REFS Co the
Photographic Artists. have been In Richmond only
about one year, and yet they do more business In
o week. than do all the other Artists In the city
combined In Q month";
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

This establishment will be opened the 18th OF
May, for the entertainment Of the public. 1t ID
now thorough r. paired from bottom to top, lmptov
ed n all respects and il in every way better suited
to tho comforts of its patrons than heretofore The
main building IL i've stories high. go feet In length
and 30 arranged that you enter from the street 10
the middle Of the house. now fronting on shoekoe
Slip instead of Cary street as formerly IL Is AIRY
roony convenient AMI comfortable as it can be-.
The chambers q g furnished anew throughout. and
have the best quality of BEDDING.
The Kitchens are admirably arranged. and have
she d fenas Meats and Xssstsblss
Having engaged Col WYATT CARDMELI. for.
merly Of Charlotte. and Mr. hUCh' Of hi on
agement ofthe house for me: conndent WIZ the
facilities furnished Them that every thing can and
will be done BY them and their assistants TO ada TO
Omnibueses are now being built and will run to
the different Dep9ts steamers ana pack p,srs
attend W it'll Hacks. JUS ChEnshAW.
Fror, thu above notice it will be seen. That, we
the Undersigned have the management Ct the CO.
LUMBIAN HOTEL. We take occasion to say to our
that we w Old pc
nd modernised. where no pains shall be spared for
their qualification and co% Wy.rr o.RnwE11
my lo-lm CBLUCK.
TARMAN ON WILLS-Eew Edition, at
y RANDoLpH's Bookstore and Bindery.
CHEVALIER; or the probable fall in the value Of
and Field Book-25O.
THE RIFLE, and How to Useit. By Hans Rusk.-
THE KANGAROO Hunters; or Adventures In the
Bush. BIZ Anne Bowman-!5 cents
OWEN MERIDEYHs Poems (foung buiwer)-'o
MEMOIR of Theophus Parsons. Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court of Massachut etts.
DAvENPOsT Dunn. Man of Our Day; complete
JAkMAN on Wills. fourth American edition; BY
O.Perkins. Two volumes
WIS rMINsTES Keviow, for April.
LON DON Lancet. for May.
INDIA Ru bier Pens, q new article.
PATENT Pneumatic lnkstsnd-l so:
THE jealous Husband-A story Of the great master
passion. Love-l23 my lO-lt
CREsH MAY BUTTER,
l. PRESH MAY BUTTER,
FRESH MAY BUTTER,
At WILLIAM T KINGS.
At WILLIAM THINGS.
myl0-3t AtWlLLIAM THINGS.
MASONIC REGALIA-
The subscriber would most respectfully inform
"A KNiaHr TEMpLARs and
ODD FELLOWS
That having made arrangements with one Of the
largest manufacturers in New York, he can furnish
| at short notice
REGALIA,
And all other articles suitable for the above Or
ders at
NEW YORK PRICES!
Samples of Regalia, DC, ON hand.
HFTERMs Cash.
KLOrd rs attended to promptly:
Dealer in Hats, Caps. &c,
SO Main street, Richmond, Va
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TRIBUTE TO BISHOP DoANE The death of
this distinguished Bishop elected one of
those spontaneous and universal tributes Of
respect from his townsmen and those who
knew him best, which furnish the best at
testation OF his Christian and noble charac-
ter. The bells of all the religious denomi
nations of Burlington were tolled at his
death, and at his funeral nearly all of the
congregation were in mourning. In the
funeral sermon, in the principal Episcopal
Church, Rev. DIR. Ogilby truly observed
that the best witnesses of mans charac-
ter and life were those among whom he
lived and died. A funeral sermon was also
preached in the Presbyterian church of Bur
lington, by Rev. DR.. Van Rensselaer,, a
distinguished Presbyterian minister, in
which he passed high and noble eulogium
on the character of the deceased prelate, re-
marking that he had lived beside him for
many years, and his character and piety,
and his honesty of purpose, were such as to
merit the highest esteem. In letter to the
son of the Bishop, condoling with him on
his loss, the reverend gentleman is said to
have remarked, 1.-THE only enemy which
ever triumphed over your father, was death"
A beautiful tribute when paid by one of q
different denomination of faith.
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RichmonA MARKETS, may We.
| NE weather. for some days has bsen femaspepy
| brfeht and ssasonatls. Tho wheat hes Slows rap
ny, and vegetation has improved astcnisninsy.
Trade 10 voey quiet There ID no unusual auimat
tlou IA sny branch Of business Holders Of bread
stuis expect some advantage in case Of war on the
| Continent The last news shows an improvire ten
i dency in grain and aour In the British markets.
We have no alteration In quotations, save sligbt
advance in Hacon and Whifkey. Other articles
stand a. last quoeed.
| Money II easy and Exchange without alteration.
.TORACCo-The receipts Of tobacco have Increased
Animation in the market. With z slight sdysrca--
CO. fine bright S7s; int, ior leaf ssg,o common
and good stemning g e09li % f5s si2 20 com o.
and s9s sa sn"y Snishs escksSes
< :ss,s ss9 s.s;s s. s9qssE P.a
sxo os sss: Extra DO 81 !s@7 50. o,.
Rs Ma n sa e! Do Hsi White 81 ssi '
CORN-The receipt: are very limited. We con-
t1u:r e oS"ss g. ,s st1 b psI sI'ns'
HAY-el per cwt.
asoss primo sds S x
Shoulder. s@sA plain Hams ~ ct.; hsgged do IL
ola Ct, North Carolina Hog rosnd 70 ct: u.,,.v
and quantity; Lsguayra l2@l2hc: Java l5c0iec;
sUGAR-There is q better feeling in the market.
| without change In rates WaQn0te Cuha 7401Ac;
New crop New Orleans 81 07sic Loaf nc Crushed
and Powdered IoHc: A Coffee sa<c; B do s'ac; Q DO
&c: Extra ga cents. ~ A..
MOLASSES.-New Orleans Az @45c; Cuba m nns
covado 3nc: Clayed Cuba DC: Porto RICO 3.gssc c
| WHTSKEY-We advance IN qnotasiop, Sn"oo'
Richmond Rectiied 271a@2S1S cts Ger gallon.
CATTLE, &c.
REEF-Soms sales of very fine Cattle at SI4 per
cwt nett They were very superior ne ,se nar cwt
MI MiJTT0S2Wp stilI quote 90 30 to o. 80 J..
| LAMBs-$2 % to S6 per head. Fat ha"o' !" "'
VEiL-sae. of Calves at q to sls-or IL cts per
- H LOG the retail daily consumption % % TO
| % per cwt nett.
! MONEY MATTERs.-ExCHANGs;. p,u..
| N,,r~rH ErcHANGE-OR New York and enha'
spn a The Stock Bank notes and OF tho Bank OF
| tho valley. AZ are not taken By the BANKS afo ~
dsGount % 81 The Trans Allegheny Bank are Is
| ,.nt a;snonnt Bank of Ksnawha no sale.
North and south Carolina Bank NOTES y " CENT
0 gold j. per cont prem. No prem. allowed Tor
| SILVER.
TOBACCO-Tbe following are the quotations oil
Tobecco At Liverpool April %:
| james River Leaf.
| faded, In eond
! ordinary sound. 70
| nltddIfnR.
! good to fine. -.
| Da etmd. lw short mi
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NAEHIHn.

:. In the First PrssbytsSisn Church, on Wedpesdev.
tbe 4th Ipst., b the Rev. reyton Harrieop. MT W.
WRIT HARH1BOS. ron OF the ofDcisting ct.rgy.
man, ard Miss EMILY eldest daughter Of Mr.
VIM. =. Toy lor. Of this city.
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~ Res Co.'S prices are from rs cents M to %
dollars. All the various styles of portraits known
10 the art taken Large size family groups and fancy
cases. at onehsf the usual prices. Steam Gallery.
1879 Main sfreAt
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BARON Hsss.--The Austrian commander
:n-cnasf will probably be baron Hess, who
- said to.be the most dIstingulshed Of nj
the Austrian genesals.
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PROM MEXICO.

Nsw OaIxAxs, May o.-Tbe steamer Coafsaceel.
cos reports that the sioop>of-war Bfookiyn arrives
ct Minattlan, Tshuantepsc, % the Ash mt ~.
d. a Minister McIAne, Who 10 on m olactai yisas
10 Coneui Allen. MoLaus had sddrsssed iseeef
70 Gov. Clampo agaiust the charges and protests
Of the Mteagon Goyesumeos.
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~RoAHoKE VALLEY RAILROAD Ex

TsNsIoS-It has been ordered by the President nd
scrjbar 10 the extension the legal of ~
per share, for the purpose of defrsyiug the sngi
neeripg * peDses
Subscribers in Richmond. viii plesse call IRON
the reasnrer. TO-DAY. the 10th inst at the cf1cs
of Nessrs Potts Farley Co, Gary street. where he
will remain between the hours Of o'clock NJ
and NJ, for the purpose Of receiving the above
requisitiou. WILLIAM,
INV I0-It Treasurer
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THE STEAMER ROANOKE

NEW YoRK, May 9.-The steamer Roanoke arrive
here from Richmond, at IL o'clock last night.
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TFLEORAPhTO NEWS.

apER MAGNETIC rKLEGRApH LINES, |
Orrics-No. las Eagle Square, Matn Of. J
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- Bee Res Co . new style Of Ambrotypss.-
They are gems Of the hrst water. Beware Of imi
tators
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~ CHEApEsr Goops ever sold in this

NHEAFEeI uUUDs tVtf bUEu III tHA5
city great chance is new offered TO all in want
of argains-24 yards Trimming Fringe for 37@a; IL
springs Extension Skirts 75c: silk kecktes for ger
tlemen 25c; gents Under Shirts Csc; Mantillas and
Busters in great variety at prices 10 suit the closest
bur ers; large assortment CT WIaprngs for Misses
and Children of thu latest 6esigns Bonnets Ribbons
Flow ers: Ruches: Head Dresses: Dress and Mantle
Trimmings; Embroideries; Black Silkt; Fancy No
tiont; Ladies' Dress Goods &C., &C For the beet and
cheapest Goods cali ct the Mantle Depot, G. Main
street. my tZkklkL.
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) DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

u sALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the
House at present occupied by him. It is situated
on 10th street, between franklin and Grace, 10 an
improving Deighborhood. convenient to the bust.
ness portion of the city. and in very healthy and
pleasant location. 1t contains eight large and two
small rooms, besides bath room In the second
story. On the premises two story brick kitch.
en-. with gscd cellar under 1t, and all the necessa
ry out houses every portion of which is dry at all
seasons, good culvert securing perfect drainage.
The Bonse is supplied with gas thronghout, and
having been recently repaired and painted. 10 in
complete order. If desired. a long credit will be
given TO the purchaser For particulars. apply to
my 9-dts TIL WYENE.
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NJ WATKINS d PICKLEN.
"a nlnn2

New YORK. May 9.-An American frigate, name
unknown, is signalled off Sandy Hook