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Gov. Morgan, of New York, Denying Il
ReQuisttiOn.-A Contrast.


The New York Nccs Gays that letter has been
written by Gov. Morgan, of New York, TO Gov.
Newell. of New Jersey, in answer TO requisition
Of the latter in q case where su iDdiotment had
been found 10 Hudson county, New Jersey, against
parties In New York for grand larceny. In this,
Qsy Morgan places himself above the action of
Grand Juries, ard instead ofconplyng, as he was
bound to do, to the relasiiion OF the Governor OF
neighboru. Stale, he eL,cfs into ia5ored cIiii-
csm Of the acts OF the Grand Jury, and comes to
the conclusion that that body exceeded its poa
in finding an Indictment against the parties re-
forred to. If justice - to be thwarted by GOver
uors Of States In tuis way, all has to do, if he
deeires to commit larceny, is to step over into a
reighboring State 90 psypetrate the crime, and IL
he can get baca to his before arrest he IL safe
The hers contrasts with the conduct OF Gov
Morgan that OF Gov Wise, Of Virginia. A few
months ago, says the News, Northern negro wac
iuvsiglod to Virginia BY wild Southerner and
sold An indictment vas fousd and reqCistion
By the Governor Of New York cheerfGlly and
promptly obsyed by Governor Wise, of virginia -
There WIS 10 sympathy for tho misguided young
man allowed to interfere with the alieg lance due
to the implied command of the Constitution
The fugitive from Justice was returned, together
with the miserable wretch whom he had ajoled
from his domicli 10 the detachable TlclDege Of the
Five Points, aud who would have been far better
off on q Southern plantation. The conduct of tie
Governor OF Virginia 10 that Case WAS WORTHY Of
the highest respect, and if initiated everywhere,
would do immense good.
To this the NcDs ght have added 8 case which
recently occurred CT a indicted for horse
stealing In one OF the river counties OF OHIO, u
red hot abolition county, which glores in making
way with Virginia property. The accused escaped
from justice, and fed 70 NirsiGia. He appealed
to the Governor tor protection Ia we'll written
letter, some extracts from which We published at
the time, stating that he was a Kentuckiar and
had seized tue Nurse in attempting to escape frem
abolition mob and had turned him loose as soon
to Virginia ia pursuit Of the fugitive, cors
rotorated the msiE po!n is Of his statement. The
Governor of Viz sipa, however, did not set him.
self up to crticise the acts Of the OHIO Grand
jury to declare that it had exceeded its powers
but he at complied with the requisiiion OF
the Governor of Ohio, and caused the fugitive to
be surrendered to the 0aio sheriff. lie did this
under provocstions such as New York has never
received from New Jersey; in face of the uni
form resistance of the laws of the laud by Ohio
whenever those laws come in conflict with the
fanaticsl passions of the popuiace; and not.
withstaudug the sturdy refusal of Ohio to give I'd
fagtives from Virginia labor. The free soil Cover
nors may learn lesson of justice, houor aud dig
nity from the course of tae Governor of virginia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n~ LnArHuR BELfIHG,
LACE LEATAER, and
STEAM PACKING
Can always bs had at sore of the best quality
ard at mauufacfursrs' prices. We fully warrant
KNOWLES h wALrORD.
fe 23 ST 81 Pearl street
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" DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA

CLASS s.
AT Augusta. Georgia. Saturday. Feb. 10th. 1859.
WOOD, EDDY x co. Managers. SUCCESSORS to
SAMUEL SWAN CO..
Nos. Prizes. Nos Prizes Nos Prizes Nos. Prizes
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1FURHITURE FOR SALE AT~AUCrIo N.
Attention is asked to the sale of genteel House hold
and Kitchen Furniture. THIS DAY. commencing
at 10 O'Clock at the residence Of Mrs Evans Mar
shall street near st James C1urch.
fe 23-lt TH0S w KEESEE. Anct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

TEE TRAGEDY IN IowA-Lt. j. =. Roaue, who
committed suicide at GrinDeil, Iowa, on the llth
i1st was a second iieuteuant in the 4th Artillery
and Was about IS years of age. Mr.. Hswes, who
was killed by him, left " idow and two children.
l.. X. was from Virginia. Both of the parties
wore buried In GrinnslI, on The 18TH inst.
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s1'hssn MOTIFS Notes 90 the Bank of Kanaw ha,
'ef. from $40 70 sioe. are 10 circulation r.
Ly.shbarg, Va,
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SEINE CoRks-Various sizes, for sale
81 PIcor, Druggist.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NEW ePRrHG Mill REaY Goods.
IN ass 1rfment OF sPRISg GOODS. aelected from
the first spring importstions, consisting of Rib
BoNs, FLOWERS, FRI SCH B0NNETs &C. slso.
a great variety Of LACE Wells, sometbing new
and desirable
Orders for BonDets of decided and reliable spring
shapes promptly executed Country Millinefst sup
piled with patterns. -,
wANTgD--A fret rate and swift srtaw Mil!iner'
e.
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r. "Hsaarxo's FIpE Poor sArrs

~ "HsRRIxa's FIRE Poor SAFES,
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS Few bus
ness men can afford to be without one of these IN
valuable SAFEs. TO protect their accounts. bonds
money, &c, from FIsR and BURGLARS Poicie
Of insurance do not protect ihenl. One safe ma
inquire them for 100 years.
KNOWLES 4 WAIFoRD, Agents,
fe 23-5t 81 Pearl street.
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Luscious ripe strawberries. grown in the opeu
air, were plenty in San Francisco in January
The Milledgevile (Ga Recorder notices the
death of Dr. Cbas. j PaUe, for nearly half ceu =
fury physician in that city. He was native Of
Richmond, Va.
The Archduchess, Maria Anna, aunt of the EN-.
peror of AUSTRIA died at Bad On on the 10Th dsy of
December. -
rev Mr. Boiles, pastor Of the Unitarian church
formerly Dr.. Ciapp's-in New Orleans has ten :
desed his r, signati0n.
The North Carolina NJ. z. Conference has deter.
mined TO SEND missionary to China.
There were So deaths in Baltimore last week
At Matamoras, Montgomery county. Va. VIM
Gtt is appointed postmaster, vice C. u. Whitscsr.
Yer, resigned.
Green peas from Florida have been received in
New York.
., The Rev Joy Farchild died in Boston on the
2ls. inst. 'No
non horatlo j. snow, prominent New Y forks
or, died at Buffalo, N. Y, on the 2lst inst.
e. r. Whittsmore, an eminent banker of Toron.
TO- o. W., died there on Saturday night last
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| OsT-On franklin street. between
~ jefferson and 4th, or on 4.h street, between
FranhfD and Broad. Cameo BRsAsTpIN with
Landscape Fieure attached :tola Lace Collar. The
Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at
this ONCE. fe fa-2t
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Re - VIRGINIA AGEIcULTURaL SooIE
@>a-A TY-A meeting of the Executive Com
itee Of this Society is desired at the office of the
president, on SATURDAY negt, at 10 O'clock
IL 10 important that there should be a full stten
dance q DIMMOCK
10 I'D Secretary
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~ FRANKLIN HOUsE.-The

ga n THE SUBSCRIBER would
SAi1y Inform his numerous acquaintance
~XsY and he public generally that he has
recently removed from Governor st..
and fitted up new House on 18th street. (Beiviu's
Block whore may be found at all times the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS, and other SUI.
plies Of a first class Bar.
The best LAGER BEER and ALE on draught
Theusfrl for past favors bestowed upon him In
his former stand. he respectfully solicits further
patronage JOHN 8UYER,
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The injured can give his note for half the pre-
MUM. If over $50.
NO Company affords more advantages. or better
security to the in ure1
r. as2st KNOWLES wALFORD, Agents,
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BUSINESS VIEW CT MATRIMONIAL book keeper
was zen aged" tut could not get married at the
"ss nxed Tor yesterday said friend II knew
H. Teloined he. "rhen why you not mar
ilsdF "Wel," said he, looking very serious, and
approaching his ear cor fdentaiy, "the fact is /
hAFe Got an & Ytansion ~
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The VERY LAST DoDGE 1t won't DO TO laugh g..
Connecticut any longer for wooden uutmegs-
New Hampshire has beat her, and must be the
banner State for roguery. l see in the pewapaper
that the legislature of that State has been Obliged
to repeal the ia@ Offering a bounty for the de.
struc lou of Crows, 10 consequence of the practice
which has prevailed Of procuring crows sQgs and
hatchtng them tHd>r hens and GrijlgiHg fCricdr2 Ue
brood for tie Gounty!'
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BosToN, 18th Feb, 1853.

Ehtors Dispatch Gentlemen: l enclose hanG
bill. which was extensively posted through tn.
streets of this goodiy city of S1ston, TO-DAY. tut
which AID pleased say, for tho credit OF the city
was in almost every instance. Immediately torn
down, or defaced, and the act has been dsnoG need
BY almost every one that Ihaye heard speak OF 1t.
AN CORR that could not gesa perfect copy to:erd
you: but searched some time before found this
one which was sticking n wall 10 SIN ali eide
alley and presume had been overiooked-and In
taking 1t of, 1. was torn. The caption If, Have
we q slave catcher among US" Mr.: Hooson; uI-
derstand had left toe city before this hand bill
posted. The peopls OF Boston ought to hni o1t ana
expose the perpetrators Of this GROSS outrage II
gentlemen are to be piacarded IKE burglars OF
horse thieves when they come t. B)ston. their self
f,-riIl mt hon 70 q
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AxNlyRRsAkY CT WILLIAM AND NARY COLLEGE
The 166th anniversary Of William and Mary Col
| lgge was celebrated at Williamsburg on Saturday
last poam was read by ST. George Tucker, fol-
lowed by an address from Ex>President Tyler
An entertainment was provided by the ladies Of
Williamsburg, at Apollo Hall, in the Raleigh He,
tel, ct which 200 persons sat down. The Norfolk
Argus says:
The toast. were responded to in spirited and
Ell qcent manner by Gov Wise, Hugh Blair Grigs
by, Gen. Tsliaferro, o. J. Wise, DR., Garrett, Prof
Joy nes and others. At late hour the festivities
closed with love for Alma Mater burning mere
intensely in the hearts of the Alumni. We shall
publish shortly full report Of poem, address,
post prandia speeches, &c, &c.
Tee Visitors have determined to rebuild the
College on the old cite Immediately, and they
call on tic Alumni throughout the State tor as
sistauce. They have appointed Mr Grigsby OF
this place, 20 choose plan to be submitted TO a
committee.
Attic Alumni meeting a committee consisting
Of John tyler, James Lyons, john II. Speed vii.
| liam Lamb and Warner T. Jones, va. appointed
TO address the Alumni upon the present condition
| of William ard Mary, and 10 appeal to them 20
come to the aid of their Alma Mater.
| CAPTURE OF SUPPOSED SLavER.-The barquc
| Julia Dean, of Charleston, believed to be engaged
in the slave trade, was brought into Norfolk, Va
Monday, in charge of Lieut.. Brain, of the U. s
| ship VnCennts aud prize crew. The Yiucennet
touched in at Cape Coast Castle the Goth of De.
| cember, and finding the Julia Dean there, engaged
in Illicit traffic her papers not regular; having
| deck. and il other respects jussifying the BELLE
| that she wac engaged i'll a slave voyage, she arc
| her crew we're taken into custody and ordered tc
the United States for trial. The EoifJlk Herald
says:
THO Julia Dean cleared fyoru Charleston, with f.
! cargo OF rum and rice, which she was trading of
| at Cape Cast for cotton goods, muskets. beads
| trlUkots aud such articles enter into the slave
| traffic. She was commanded by Capt. A Heduud
| aud had crew Of seventeen. all tod. few days
| Alter leaving Cape Coast Castle. Mr.. Augustus
| rreyeran, OF Havana, a native of France and re.
| ported passenger, sickenod with the Coast
fever and died.
When Lieut. Brain left the Fincennes.aI on Sc artI
We're well; the sLip or her way down the
South Coast, but would return and probably be a.;
Port praya about this time.
| The brig cambridge, 1t. Com'dt Eensbaw had
LETT the station aud gone TO Brazil to join the Pa
| raguay Expedition. The Cumberland trigate Flag
! Officer C0unoTer, was supposed 20 be at Cape de
Verde, ii being about tie time for her return from
| Il S ,Ltcern cruise. The Marion sloop-of war was
cruise down the Southern coast. The sloop-
o'-"ar lie Com'r McBlair, was cruising in the
| i-ht Of 4 4ff:a. The Captain aud crew of the
| Deru Marshal Cooke on their arrival, and will
b brought b='ore Commits ioner Francis for exam
! Iaation this morning, at IL oclocE.
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DRoWSBD.-Mr. Monroe, native of Scotland
was accidentally drowned in the harbor of viii
nlngton, on Monday evening last. Mr. NJ was ia
the employment OF Mr.. JAS. Green: of Brunswick
n. G., at the time OF his death.
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A EIRCINIAE,

HAVE WxA SLAVE CATCHER AMONG Us'-CHARLEs
L. HoBsoN, of Richmond. Va, tobacco merchant,
was seen in our streets yesterday stops at the IRE
mont House. He is % years Of age. SIX iaet high,
aim, pale faced. gray eyes. solemn countenance'
hair short and sandy colored. beard on his chin,
uostee fashion wears q dark colored oyercoat, light
Golored pants and black slouChed hat. He had one
slave who has run away. Does he come Rere 10
hunt him?
boston, February l9, loj9.
Our correspondent states that Mr. HoBsoN lef'
Boston the day before the appearance of the above
2!acard, and gentleman just arrived states that
he saw him in New York the day afterwards.
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FIRE BRIGABE.-The Fire

FIRE BRIGABE-The Fire
GAM Department will meet at the room of
EsSsA11 he Hook and Ladder Com eany, on
~ THURSDAY EVENING, Path inst. at ~
Numbers of the Fire BRIGADE, against whom
Gnes ssS ehsEs'd w Er nsss afa skg
fo 2s-2t
TsyTA PURE MILK PEI sons
TSS446X desirous of being served promptly;
~ with good MIX, from Mount Erin"
street P HORTON KEACH.
,23-It
D-EEN STRAY COW.-ftrsyed from
the snhssrbsr sb0st week ago .s1 pale
s xsrd S ho was purchased in aanov,r sounty in
May las. A suitable reward viii be paid for her
's'"' " to j" JAS W JEFFaIEs. n6 Main street
fe 23-Gt Opposite Dispatch Office.
Ia CAME to my place, on tuesday
ITI1!ast a small size SORREL HORSE, which
the is requested to come and get, br proving
property and paying harges c. be seen at my
sIDi' s she r. on Cary near l1th st. or on sh. be
tween Nam and Cary s's onr,,
III The LATEST STYLE
just received st BIN FORD's
f. 23-2t New Hat Store, 81 Main st.
ssSs-nErra NOTiCE.-The boat COL.
River, and will leave with dispatch For freight,
''f'' - 'N'''''1 ~ I'll HARRIS MOORE.
fe 23-3t Basin Bank.
ssszz.E5gas FOR LYNCRBuRa-To
Sc 80 leave THURSDAY The canal boat
OLIVIA, will leave as above Fer treiSh II Spply
IA 23-2t At the Shed. Dock street.
cas- FOE RENr-One good Lodging
IL ROOM, ovar eur store, Mo-! Main street.
GOO RRWARD.-The above reward
qp+IO will be paid for the apprehension Of the
Thief or Thieves gso broke open n y st0re Mon
day night and stole therefrOm tbs following ar,i-
cies: bacs, bon skia nag an OVercoats; DO
p'aia. lion 5kin Rag overcosts; black, cloth
EEglans; 2 brown Cashmere Business Ccatt
grey cashmere do; common Overcoats. and 2t
pair Of assor'GG mere ri cassne Pants. Also,
fe 25~2t% M"NDEG KEMPNEK.
DIG CUkFEE.-Ihe undersigned beg
IL leave to notify the trade that they daily exnect
TO receive by lhe bark Abigail, n cargo of RIO
COFFEE, which will be sold OF auction On Its at
Due notice VIII be given of day ofssle.
fs 23-lt HAxALA, CKENsHAW & co.
EETILIZaKS.-Fresh supplies Of No.
petuyiaa GGano, hids Island ID frame White
fe as-3t SUhAER, kobLEk q co.
E1uU LIVER OIL JELLY.-Ihis pre-
~ raration Of Cod Liver Oil is highly rccc mnend
ed by the New York Academy oil eledicine, ane
many prominent physicians To those invslidr
whose paIaIes revolt ut the taste and smel of the
Coo Liver Oh this jelly is particularly adapted as
il Insy be taken without repuensnce by the most
delicate. 1t is vory concentrated and COM eQu ntly
Smaller dose is gwen than is rtquired when Using
the Oh. For sale, Hhoiestle ana ma retail, az
Prescription store, l66 Main eet,
is % Corner above Post { flee.
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To the Ladies' and Gentlemen of ihe Richmond
Theatre:
accept with pleasure, your kind prefer 10 va
Iuntser your services for ny Complimentary Bepe.
At the 25th inst feeling assured il Is sciuated
By the kin est feelings and goJi will towards me
and whiCh. through my life believe me- ladies' and
gentlemen, shall ever he my study 10 deserve
Very respectfully, yours.
TH0S L NOyLEY,
To Mrs Ii Reid, Mr. and Mrs Philips. Mr W
III Bailey. Mr. ID Il Harkius, Mr Johnston Nr
Ii A LanRdCn and others.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERrIFI0ArE.-The undersigned.
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing of
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us this
day, Feb. 18Th, 1859. st Augusta. Ga.
l. [. r ?. 8bt nGhs, Sworn Com'rs-
Sworn to and subscribed before me
LEWIS LEVY, j.. ?.
ExPLAsArIoN.-Thelef left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel The amount opposite each Number
il the Prize which the Member is entitled to. If
your number is not in the list and does not cnd in
your ticket is blank
All Tickle Is whore the Number ends in are enti-
tied to $50 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may enttle it to. Halt. Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the S70 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eghths in proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned to
this Office for cash re-inyestment, with the
ers name endorsed on the back. Tickets that have
not drawn prizes mead not bo returned
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k@ THE MUTUAL BkNErIr
life INSURANCE COMPANY
DIVIDEND, JAN isr. 1859. 10 PEN GENT:
Dividends paid to Jan'y LIST, 1889 ..'si,'oiso" :"
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EENDERS, FIRE DOGS, &c We have
= yet on hand = large assortment CT Cast Iron,
Greet Pierced, Wire and Nursery Tenders; Brass
sron.ed and Japaned Andirons. which We viii sell
ts2s cLARKsoN, ANDERSON 1 co,
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mAUGIE MITCHELL.

PETERSBURG, Feb %. 1859.
To MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL:
Yonr very kind and f.ttering note. rendering 10
the aid of your valuable services the occasion
Of ny benefit the 18th INST has besn duly re-
ceiyed. accept with gratitude yeur generous Of.
fer and seieye mo will ever cherish With grateful
recollection this unexpected marx Of Jsur gener.
osity
Wishing you every success through life.
lrsmain your obs dent servast,
ThUs MOXLEY.
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sT~ GREAT SACRIFICE OF

E&S~ GREAT SACRIFICE OF
RICH RAGLANS AND CLOAKS,
At 4 EZGKIELd, 60 Main street,
selling sat dless Of Cost to make room for Spring
Goods Rich HEAD DRESSES and Fancy HAIR
PINS; Extension SKIRTS OF all kinds, from to 81
Syringe. Fer cheap Goods, call st the Cloak aud
Mantle Depot, 60 Main street.
feH EZkKIEL.
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DECAN NuJS.-A few bags fresh Lou,
isiana Pecan Nuts. for sale by
fe l3-lw DUSL0P, MUNCURE d co.
D0EE CHOCOLATE AND CuCuA-
Il Ia tablets; also, finest Gunpowder, o /, @ good
WAGNER, D. uegist
q Iorner hth I'D Broad
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- <D~
Respect
OF Brit
have tai
the " n
which
We W.
Our d
ssorflIi
WITH
alt the I
we shall
ers. Or
to, ard
u. II. u
RoBT 4
THOMAS
-.
Imports
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F4BaUEART, 81, ls59.
+. HAEDrSBErG. ESQ Dear sir-Your letter. ten.
dering tome your services on thn oCCs zion If mJ
COM lu. II tary Bebent is da ~ received; aud
cept with pleasure your vsusbis Services. es.
tee ming il a double com plim, ni as intercourse
has been one Of so short dur .tien that l could
hardly expect so generous proh'r.
Yours, resuectfullT.
fs G3-3t THDS l. MpNLEY,
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PETERSBURG. Feb. %. ls'q.

THU u htALtI, EtIl.
Dear Sir: Permit me TO volunteer my humble ser
vices for the propO1odI )ompime atary TesSnInn NJ
t. be rendered you by the citz, ns OF kichmonn on
the 18th inst. Trusting it may pcOye substantial
one as } our merits 'u!ly deservs.
remain yours truly.
mAUdIE MITCHELL
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EENTON'S icon AXLES.-As sorted
4 from . TO 5 inches; also Bright and Back
Springs. Carriage kclis, Plough Screws. Square
Nuts. Iron Washers in store and for safe cheap By
fe Is CIAk NON. ANDEkS0N & GO.
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%a9@ Department will meet at the room of
EsSse1 he Hook and Ladder Company, on
49, THURSDAY EYENIN i, Path inst. at ~
o CluCA
Members of the Fire Brigade, against whom
zines a. q charged will ate ID AID make excuses f
they have any. PErEs RAASAUN, q ID.
T., "a
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OF MACHINES, sold by
fe 22-3ts WHEELER n W1LSON.

e% SUPERIOR LONDON MUSTARD, in
Bottles and Packages. For by
JOHN W 4ARLICE
Apothec sry and Druggist,
fell Market Place, Franklin ct.
fsg~ GENUINE PALM SoAP-l0 cases,
Just eceived and for sale by
JOHN W GARLICK,
fell Market Place, Franklin st.
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VERY superior smoking Tobacco, from
Lyrchburg, entirely free from stems which will
suis the most isstidous Also Root stems and Pow =
hstan Pipes Our Chewing Tobacco from Booker Il
Ha.sey's of LvnchbuIR. is very fine to which we
call the attention @. those who desire ezra fine
article. WARINd 81 PEAkCE, Druggists,
fe23 Broad ST above 9Th.
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FERECA1Y q. ls5e

Dir. THOMAS L. MoxLkY: One week only las pass
ed since l became meuIt or of your company; yet
In that short space Of time, l have heard much
Of your kindness towards my brother actors
during the present theatrical seasos and in oonsid.
Grafton Of which. allow me, air, to offer you IN Y
tumble services. on The OF CasiOn Of yeuT conlpii.
mentary Benefit. HIGH l.esrn. is TO take p:t 90
next FRIDAY evening, the 18th instant.
Yours, resrectiuliy,
FRANK HAEDESREPH.
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TsyTA PURE MILK PEI ms
ES44HX desirous of being servad promptly.
N-N with good MILK, from Mount Erin"
Gar1 viii please leave their add ;ess at No9 Main
sfreet z HORTON KEACH.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAT

TERMS stamped on Linen. Flannel. Velvet Ribbon
and all working materials, at the shortest notice.
and on reasonable terms.
Also, ali kinds of PINKING done at 226 Broad
street hetween I'd and 4.h Re ls-2w*