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Fair Play tn England.

The love of justice aud fair play is one OF the
most striking characteristics of the English peo-
pie. This is signally illustrated in their courts
of law, where a member OF Parliament, accused
Of great crime, receives no more favor than the
most wretched loafer of ST. G lies, and where the
master OF a vessel, who maltreats or murders g
seaman, is as sure to receive his deserts the
bumblest of his crew. Whenever pubic official
uses his power to ipjurc Cypress the poor, he
is certain to make himself generally odious. A
London correspondent of New York paper states
that al act of ridiculous and dsgraceful cruelty on
the part of the Lord Mayor of London, is just now
exciting public Indignation, not little aggra-
waited by tina. functionary's endeayor to defend
his own conduct at the expense of his helpless
victims character. poor vagrsnt IRISH girl was
n few days ago hauled up before this Dogberry for
hawking combs 10 Cornhiil, or, in other words.
trying TO get an honest living in very humbIe
way in the streets This, however, i; seems, is an
indictable offence; aud when asked by the pris.
ouer "what poor girl can do?" his Lordship, by
way OF answer, sends poor striving creature to
prison for fourteen days, there to herd with those
thieves and prostitutes whose vicious practices
she has been laboring to shun.
The Lord Mayors mode of treating the case
throughout it is said, was gross, brutal and inde-
cent, provoking strong manifestation of public
disspprobation through the press and exciting
general miseration for the victim of his blum.
dering cruelty; to improve matters, the sapient
Midas makes an apologetic speech, defending his
own act, and in the most malicious and cowardly
manner blackening the fame eff bis prisoner with
ont little of corroborative evidence. II it be
Lord Mayors privilege, adds the correspondent to
utter cowsrdly aud malignant libels with impuni-
~, 1t Is high time that he should be deprived Of
it, and when any magistrate makes such absurd,
such grossly laundering decscions, they should
at once be reversed by higher authority-not
allowed to cast stigma on the magis.erial charac-
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New AND INTERESTING BOOKS
GEORGE NJ. VESTS

GEORGE M. VESTS
Book and Stationery Store, No. las Main Street,
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Instruments. Deeds, Leases. Wills &C; by = beo
philus Parsons, l. l. ID. Professor OF Law IN the
University at Cambridge, complied by the au
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CT Contracts, and On the Elements Of CONNER
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SONGS OF the Church, or Psalms and Hymns Of
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Dayies-IC GO
TIE Pillar of Fire. or Israel in Bondage; by Rev
III 1ngraham. author Of prince OF the House
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A TREATISE on the Theory and Prsc tee of Land
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THE Treasury of Pleasure Books for Young People,
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MODERN Literature and Literary Men, being .
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SHAkSPEAKE'S Legal requirements Considered.
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Hand Book on Criminal Law applicable chiefly
to Commercial Trsnsactiops, by w Campbell
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LIFE Of William Pitt, by Lord Macaulay. preceded
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The King Gf artffnta

The New York Democratic Nc,os gives portrai.
OF the King of Sardinia, which is not very fiatter-
ing. Heis said to be the grosscst sensualist of
Europe, aud to have welded prostitute, from
whom he is very anxious at present to obtain q
divorce. His daughter he has sold to the most
infamous debauchee of Paris, Prince Napoleon, in
consideration of French aid against Austria. We
should think that longsuffering Europe would
begin to be tired Of the "kiugcraft;" at any rate
that, such high spirited asfd libersy-loving peo-
pie as the ssrdiniaus, especially in a crisis liks
the present, would be anxious to be represented
among the nations by more respectable head than
their present King.
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7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH L MES,
Orrics--No. 13a Eagle Square, Main 81.
n srosrgu FOR THE "DispArUH.
Tur ALLEGED cIrnAN RAID.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE New York cores
poudeut OF the Philadelphia Lsdger writes that
the following facts are worthy of credence on
the 2sth OF March, the bark olga sailed from ne"
York for Havana. She was cleared By Mora Bro.
theirs, and there is every reason to believe fnat
she had on board one hundred O fllibusfers, VITA
n foil supply Of arms. The next day the otlg
Mazstlan cleared for Fernaudina, (Fla) IL II re-
ported that she aso'had filibusters on board. Ihe
principal partner of the Mora Brothers is related
to Gen, Giacoura. who sailed in the Cshawba Tor
Havana. The Spanish minister Ia In New YORK,
and sorelY dat bed about the matter.
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ANTICIPATED REVOLUTION IN CUBA-The New York
Sun, OF yesterday, comes to us with the '.dap of
free Cuba displayed at the head oft columns ac
companied by the announcement of it's beljef ;hs,
IL the flame Of revolt has not already been kinSiaS
in the Island OF Cuba, 1t will be before the 90 ~
this week. The outbreak il SAYS win orisina W
exclusiyeiy with the Cubaps themselves: who hero
organized patriot clubs throughout tho Isi.na
and the members count by thousands, Thew hsSa'
however been aided In ell their plans by thar co
patriots in the United Stetes, but no orpanisod
American expedition has sailed from this country
The Sun adds:
"rhe New York Convention of Cuban patriots-a
small but determined bapd-sailed on their dun
gerous mission In the latter part OF March II the
patriots 10 the Isand had not already risen on the
day fixed, the landing of the New York Conyen,
ton would be the signal for revolt. Arms and am-
intuition have been provided, aud all are bound by
solemn obligation to stand by the canse until vic,
TORY crowns their EFFORT or the last man has fallen
Most OF the Cubans who have gone from N. Y are
young men, maoy Of them sons OF the leading men
Oh the Island, and all Aired with the determi
10 ree tneir native soil, or die la the ATTEMPT
1nsy 60 forth taking their lives in their hands.
Ipe sun further etates that the on tbresk was IN
take place on the lst instant, but we have vice,
was quiet. '"i"s
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To- MAGNIFICENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FROM THE

FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK.
These goods were purchased during the past
week, at auction, by of our firm, and are OF the
most Celebrated manufactures, entirely REV and
BEAUTIFUL in DESIGN; and in PRICE. STYLE and QUAIL
TY, are
EN9IRELY UNRIVALLED.
They are Just landing from the steamer and cpeu-
ing this morning.
BEAUTIFUL BAYADHRE REGINA TAFFErAS
ORIENTAL; new, fer Ladies summer wear
VERY ELEGANT BROOADE CHINTZ BARGE
ANGLAIS TWO-FL0UNCED ROBES
SATIN STRIPE GRENADINE DOUBLE JUPE
POLL DE CGkyRE ROBES
VERY BEAUTIFUL BAYADBRE BAREGE TWO
FLOUECE RRDINGOTE ROBES
EXTRA RICH pAYADERE AND BROCHE D0U.
BILE JUPE M3USLINE DE CHINE DO
70 C0LORED PRINTED BAREGE ROBES, D0u-
BILE JUPE, HEAVY SATIN PLAID
EaY RICH CHINE PoULT DE sol TWO.
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
SUPER QUALITY VERY RICH PLAID TWO
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL Paris PRINTED OR
CANDIES AND JACONETS
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY GR0S DE RHINE, all
boiled
RICH C0LORED PLAID GLACE ARMURE SILKS
FINE QUALIFY RICH BAYADERE CHINE d.
CAL CHALLY
black Mouseline Be Lame.
ALSO,
Lupin's celebrated extra quality black Bombazines
&. and De LANES.
Heavy Velours Ottoman Black Silk, for mou rning
OUR STOCK is NOW VERY LARGE, RICH AND
COMPLETE.
ALSO,
Choice new Dress Silks, Grenadines, Challes
Jeconets, Organizes, Laces, Embroideries
olo L.,
ful medium priced Dress Goods, Damasks, Goods
for Men and Boys wear, sheetings Shrtings, Cam
brics, Muslins. Linens and
SPLENDID LACE,
SILK,
NETT
BAREGE.
AND CLOTH
AND POINTS,
jus. purchased, at REDUCED PRICES with great
care receiving THIS MORNING aud to arriye-and for
sale at WHOLESALE and RETAIL at UNEQUAL
ED LOW PRICES, by
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
ap SIS Wholesale and Retail Dealers
M THEATRE.
SPECIAL Notice.
The Grand Spectacle of the
HAIAD QUEEN
Will be performed on
SATURDAY AFFIRM DON, April Is.
Commencing at o'clock.
ADMISSION:
Adults. oniy cents
children. 10 cents
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WEEKLY DISPATCH

HTTHE WEEKLY DISPATCH
OF THIS MORNING
CONTAINS
AFULL REPORT OF THE SICKLEs TRIAL
THE QUAFRUPLE EXECUTION IN BALTIMORE
THE BABY"-A pretty story
INTERESTING LETTER
FROM NEW MEXICO
A large quantity OF
EDITORIAL,
NEWS and
COMMERCIAL MATTER
For sale at the counter. Price cents, or cents
when in wrappers, ready for MAILING TO FRIENDS IN
THE COUNTRY.
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HE DISp ATC II
xvEEKI.y DISPATCH.

The WEEKLY DIS .rcH. issued this ni'sa'1 s,:sIs.
ain. a fall report. by telegraph, OF '''e So"
al. AZ far Al, IL has psogres'edi ana "'''e
t.v o, interesting news matter t'' say - ''p
1o,.n,.r Price ceats per copy, OF cents wac"
49,, ~ "a vr.npcr. ready for mailing
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FROM THE RIVER l.. PLATTE. - The Paraguay
ErpeditiOR.-By the steamer which arrived at
Montevideo on the Sth of February, advices had
been received of the arrival at Ascgucion, capitad
of Paraguay, of the United States steamer Fuiton
with Uuited States Commissioner Bowiiu and Com.
Shubrick board and as they had been allowed
to ascend the river without opposition, it was ex-
pected the American question would be amicaby
settled.
The steamers Harriet Lane and Water Witch :,
briggs Bainbridge and Perry were at Corrientes.
The United States ship Preble; storeship Supply,
bark Release; steamers Southern Star, Atlanta;
Westernport aud Memphis were on their way up,
the river. The United States ship Falmouth was
at Buenos Ayres with Commodore Forrest eu
board. The irigate5 Sabine and St. Lawrence were
az Moutevdeo several Of their officers and about
one half o! their crew had been drafted on board
the vessels bound up the river. All we'll. ma
rine was drowned from the Fulton on her way up
the river.
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THE MEXICAN MINISTER.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1i.--Senor Malta, the Minister
of the Juarez govern meut in Mexico, has received
"a dispatch from the State Department. at WashinR-
ton, stating that he will be recognized as the BE-
credited Minister from Mexico on his return from
Washington He will start TO Washington Satur-
day or Monday
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SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND DIspATcH.l
ARRIVAL OF THE JAMESTOWN AT n. YORK.
NEW YORK, April l4th-The steamer jamestown,
from Richmond is coming into the bay, q O'Clock.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
Grand Shakspearean Festival
Grand hakspearean Festival
BARRY SULLiVAN'S BENEFIT
BARRY SULLfYAE'S BENEFIT
AND last appearance but ouel Who will
And last appearance but one appear n
Two great characters
Two great characters
sHYL0CK and
SHYLCCK "Nu
T. (pETRUCAIC
L" lPETRUCHI0
MERCHANT OF VENICE
MERCHANT OF VENICE and
TANNING SHnEW
TANNING A SHREW
Forming o bill of
uNEOuALLED ATTRACTION
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~ REFS L Co are determined to keep ahead @
all CON petition in price speed and quality Of work
Their style of Portraits superior to any mad
in the State.
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Northern Markets-[BY TELEaaAp

RALTIMosE, April l4.-Flour dull ard unchanged.
Ohio s6l2: wheat steady. white l609I.70; corn
dropping, white 72G7A yellow79.
NEw YoRK, April l4-Cotton quiet; sales of 1850
lsles. Flour unchanged. Wheat very dull. and
nomipally quoted. Corn dull mixed nominally
gu 1ted at soc; yellow s01s7c- Turpentne dull st
53}5(GH Rosu and Rice unchanged.
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@- GALLERY OF F,ss AIRS TT M

~ GALLERY OF FIHs ARTS, II, MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels il due to his patrons and the pub
lie tender them his warmest thanks for the gene
rous sup sort they have favored him with since he
opened the above ALLIE and desires TO inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in.
duced him 10 abandon the project of returning TO
Europe for the present and he is receiving an
entire new stock Of Gases of the best quality which
he is deterpned to sell at New York prices; and he
intends 10 double his efforts to please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced by the Photo
graphic art to be at his Gallery which for style
and workmanship, is equal 70 any produced in the
city. Here you can have q picture of SURPRISING
beauty and size for 81 cents-unequalled by any
other hoase-while Photographs. whole size. inch.
es by D for s3; duplicates 81 The public are invi-
ted TO call aud nudge for themselves,
az One Quarter size CAMERA, nearly new. for
sale. mhl9-Inif
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MARTNH rN7HLLI01Nc1.
ks~@-.s.~--><s~- ~,--~>--~~~~
PORT on. RICHMOND-APRILH IA, 1859.
High Nht.r thfs dag (Friiay) 3 oesccs.
sunfrun

ARRIVED,
Bark Winifred Munson. Rio. coffee. Crenshaw
Co. g..
Schooner Lucy Ames, Ames. Eockland, ice,
Bridgeford Co. ,.
Schooner w Preston, White. machinery, Etten-
ger Il Edmond.
SAILED,
schooner X p.King, Leeds. Philadelphia, via
> Pchooner Ellen, Goldsborough. Williams, down
the river light
schrooner Il Sample. Williams. down the river
light
Steamer Clara Bell. Parker. Baltimore. coal, W
D Colquitt 4 Co.
Steamer Pocahontss, Travers. Baltimore, mdse. :,
Steamer Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers, Fl futile.
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CHLoRoFoRM ADMINISTERED TO HoRsEs-A writer
in the Boston Medical Journal says be has given to
horses sufficient chIoroform TO control ali motion
aud in one case operated for contarct Oh both
eyes, without the slightest twitching Of muscle,
both eyes being fixed aud immovabe Another
horse was kept under the influence of chloroform
nearly two hours, while surgeon performed
prolonged operation.
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A MOTHER AND Two CHILDREN BURNED To DEATH.-
Last Friday night the house Of Michael Pheeny, in
New London, CT, was burned to the ground, aud
his wife aud two children, one three aud the other
i've years of age, lost their lives in the conhagra-
ton. Pheeny and his wife were employed at the
City Hotel, and on the night in question he was
detained at the house late that his wife and
children went home without him. He had gone
to bed in the hotel when he aroused by the
alarm and rushing to his home he found il en-
veioped in flames that an entrance was impossible.
1t was not until morning that the cbarred remains
of his family were found on the fatal spot.
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ST. john, N. b., April 13.-The steamer Maid OF
Erin. hence from Petticodac last night, stranded
and bilged on Grand Trssk Ledge, near DorchesI
ter Island. This morning the passengers and
crew we're saved. The steamer was insured here
for $4,000.
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For EURoPE-The steamer Persia for Liverpool,
from New York Wednesday, took out EOS passen-
gers and 81 ,2o9,S29 in specie. The steamer Edin.
burgh, for Glasgow, took out "A cabin passengers
and l72 in the steerage.
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TnEAgueE FROM A WRgcK-At the oss.s. IS
Messas. AbeII Lsogiy, bullion brokers Iosao "
there are now to be seen gold bsrs of the yana =,
Eli 900, and silver bars valued at "a 600 fshsa ~
from tbs wreck Of II. NJ. s. Latine, which WI ~
ioston be coast of Holland, on the 9Th OF ocso.
Der. 1879 After sixty years immersion, the gn,d
looks ss fresh ~ IL II had just been taken out Of
the bank. The silver bars, on the other hand.
nave become externally almost black under the
acton o salt water; and some of the dollars VIII CHI
nAss oeen almost all saved, are 10 much corroded
'ass snes sfeS worth only one Or two shllings each
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~ From one to three dozen Likenesse taken in
fifteen minutes, at the Steam Gallery. FEES Co.,
Artists. Beware of one horse imitators
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THE SLAVE RESCUE CASES IN OHIO The rescue
of the slave John, at Wellington, L0rain county,
Ohio, last September, has not been forgotten
Thirty-seveu citizens of Oberin and Wellington
have been indicted for that under the Fugi.
tive Slave Act. In the mean time, an indictment
for kidnapping has been found by a Lorain Conn.
~ Grand Jury against the person who attempted
to capture the negro, AID Deputy Marshal Lowe,
who was the officer that attempted to capture
John, has been held to bail uuder tina. indict-
ment. The trial of the rescue cases was COM
menced in Cleveland on Tuesday.
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War or Pence;

According to the Vienna correspondent of the
London Times, although Aust ria is willing to be =
participation in the European Congress- she has
plainly stated to the representatives of the media
ting Powers that there certain matters ,gatch do
not admit Of discussion. These matters are the
treaties of 1915, which she will not consent to
modify, and which Louis Napoleon is determined
to overthrow.
Both combatants continue arming, and Austria
has $4,000 men in Italy. The French troops are
already mastering on the borders of that country
THEArsE-Bensftcf Bury SaNiUan.-The exec /.
lent actor, now playing at the Theatre, takes ben.
tit tonight, and presents the play of shylock, in
leading character of which he is said to be un
approached by any actor in this country. The
shakspearian comedy of Katharine and Petruchio
is also on the bill, with the beneficiary as petru-
chic.
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| HORRIBLE MURDER.-The body of a negro named
| Cicero. owned by Robert Y. Jones' near Hog Is
| land, Va, was found dreadfuliy burned at some
oyster sheds on James River last week. On exami-
nation 1t was discovered that the negro had been
| shot. white man named Matthews was arrested
Tor the deed, but acquitted for want of evidence.
During the quarter which closed on the 3lst of
March last the openers of dead betters in the GEN
eral postofice found q lS6 which contained an as-
gregate Of Si0,292 %.
Ajory in the Boston Superior Court has award.
cd $1,000 damages TO Miss Almra NJ. Bartlett, to
be assessed from Sewell Packard for a breach of a
marriage promise. The parties belong to Charles
ton.
NJ. Wilson, foreman of the shop for MANU-. .
turing gun carriages. at the Washington Navy
Yard, accidentally fell from the loft of of the
buildings on Tuesday, and was killed.-Aler. Va J
Gazette.
It ia stated in the Savannah Republican that the
United States Court at Charleston has indie ted
Capt Corrie, of the Wsnderer, for piracy.
The house painters of New York demand an ad.
r vance Oh wages to Two dollars per day. They
no" receiving $l.75
Aiired l. Gorrell, of Greensboro, N. c., was
, V oead IN his room, at hotel in Petersburg
VA, OH the 18th inst
n ne" bank has been organized in ST. Jop;s
WIN capital Of s2o, 600, called the Union Bank OF
The English papers state tina. tho oro.. r...
VIII DO ready Tor sea In four months.
Andrew s. Carr, the Oldest LAWYER in Naw Vol,
died on Monday ~ 'o" iorK'
Ex-Gov. NJ. Tucker, of Mississippi. diea a, n.
residence of bis father 10 Alabama on the a. ; ne
A satisfactory compromise has been maao b.,
Mr. Marshall, between the old aud new GONNA nis ~
Of the Texas Pacific Railroad Company. ''
Private letters from Matansas state the Ios. h.,
the great fire at s2o,o instead OF $4,000.
At Summit Point Jefferson county, Va, Chas
Hancock is appointed postmaster, vice Lewis
Fry, movedaway.
Joha Campbell, convicted in Philadelphia of
rubbing an unknown man of nine cents, has been
sent to the psnitentiary f,r three years.
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TIE FRASER RIVE EXCITEMENT IN CANA

The FRASER RIVER EXCITEMENT IN CANADA
The Fraser river excitement appears to be rapidly
on the increase in this city and vicinity. During
the last ten or twelve days the agency Office OF
MIR George Ii. Wyatt has been visited by dozens
Of persons, inquiring particulars respecting the
route TO Fraser river Some forty-eght or fifty
have taken passage by the Northern Light, which
leaves New York on Tuesday next, and Mr.. Wyatt
had to refuse many others who wished to leave by
the same steamer. From the number of applica~
tons up to this period, it seems probable that the
next vessel leaving for the San Francisco route will
carry away still larger number of Canadians
Toronto Leader, april Q.
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NEW ORLEANS TOBACCO MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, April II Tobacco is very activ e,
and the market firm. Sales Of the week nearly
1000 hhds, prices closing buoyant. Freights to
Liverpool have declined TO ZIG. Exchange firm
at
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HON. JOHN LETCIIER.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-Mr. Letcher is better
to-day but still confiued to his bed, attended by
DR. (iarnett.
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IS Employ REEs Co, if you desire to have
your Likeness executed artistcaly Price from 25 cts
to $25.
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E5 M RS. HARRIET n. hADY,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER
Residence Corner of Main and 18th Streets. over
Words store, side entrance. ap4-2w%
Be- Paper HANGiNGs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
JOHN KEGEAULT,
lo2 Main street, square above Post Office,
Is now receiving from the first factories in France
England and this country his usual assortment Of
Spring styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
embracing every thing usually kept in the business
WHOLESALE BUYERS, as well as all those wanting
PAPSBING poNE, invited to call and examine his
stock.
BE- Paper Hanging done well and promptly.
ap 2-2w
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DEAD &C b. glastonbury died Ia Appomsttox
County, ss, last week, frem a. attack Of paraly-
80, sgea % years He was formerly contractor
90 several Of the pubic work. q Virginia.
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x .as 1s. y gnu boat Ircsnots was launched /: