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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-07
LAW CARDS.


- DAVIS & ORvIS, ATTORNEYS
At LAW, RICHMOND, ytEGiNIA,-
The subscribers having entered into CO. r
ship in the pr actice of the Law, will say 10 their
friends that they will promptly attend 10 any bust
ness entrusted TO their care IN any of the Courts
held in the city Of Richmond, and in the counties ii
Henrico, Hanover, KIM William, Essex and Geoch
and.
Office on Bank street, opposite the Court House
J. N. DAVIS
my 0-5m Il. T.. ORVfS.
LEE PLEASANTS. ATTOR-
ESSS-a NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
over. -
!. AS Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
Sc tney are authorized to take Dispositions, Afida-
vIts, Acknowled ments of Deeds Powers of Attor-
aey, Bills OF Sale, &c. to be used recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Once on llth ST., Sd door from Main.
NH I2-1y
sNS PARkE POINDExTER, ATTOR-
80 NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city OF Richmond and in the coun-
les oil Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
ha- Ofhce in Lisle s Building, corner of Main and
'ftH stIeels sc Z3-ly
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"A CHANICAL ENGINEERING.-C F. n
SMITH has opened An office in Gnddin's Hail. cor
ner 18th and Bank streets, Richuiontl, Va, where
he purposes furnishing Plans, Specifications Este
mates, pess ms, Maps, &c, for all kinds of Mechan-
ica or Ornamental improvements that may he com
mltted to his charge. HAVING possessed superior
advantages for Improvement and experience in all
the various OF his profession trogt hout
the North and West GarnS the last twenty ysars,
in which he has had charge of many public and pri-
vate enterprises of considerable Importance he is
confident that in the dischar-e OF his duties the
most entire satisfaction will be rendered all no
may favor hIm with their patronage. le 2l-lm
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FoRCIBLE RESCUE OF a SLAvE.-On the
3oth ult., a Southern lady, with two colored
servant girls. arrived in the harbor of Detroit
and immediately the steamer was boarded
by u number OF colored persons, with the
view of rescuing the slaves. The Free Press
says:
The girls, who are aged thirteen and seven
teen, refused to 60 with the intruderS, and ap-
pealed to their mistress for protection. She
told them they We're at liberty TO go if they
chose, and inquired of the negroes il they had
! any means OF securing them a support OF
course no satisfactory answer could be given
| to this, but the girls were informed that they
must 60. They refused, and the eldest ran
into IA state-roum and locked herself in. The
other attempted 10 follow but was caught aud
dragged down stairs and ffiriy pushe, eft the
boat. followed by the whole gang. The terry
boat Undine lay close alongside, and the crowd
rushed on board OF her, the captain lmnedl-
ately cas- ting of and running across the rlVer.
They took her 10 Windsor, on the opposite side
of the river. and slowed her away in some
negro hut where she now remains. In the
meantime messenger was dispatched for an
| official of some sort To arrest the lady. by a
| recent act of the Michigan Legislature, any
| person bringing q slave within the limits of
| the State commits a criminal offence, punish
! able by ten years Imprisonment in State pri-
son. The lady was eQuently liable. For
| tunately for her the boat left the dock before
! any such advantage could be taken of her
! helpless position, and proceeded on her way 10
Cleveland. The lady is resident of Win
/ chester KY. near Louisville, and gave her
| name as Mrs. Moore. She has been spending
| the summer at Superior city. and is now on a
| visit to Cincinnati. Her husband is still at
| Superior his wife travelling alone with the
| two servants, who We're kept merely as person.
! al attendants.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~ DtstresstHg Suicide. - The body of Mrs.
CAfHERiNE CLEMrNs, wife of James Clemins
an engine driver on the Richmond and Dan.
vile railroad, was found in the Manchester
eanai near the railroad bridge, yesterday
morning. Mrs. Clensns, it is said was exceed.
ingly Jealous of her husband, and becoming
very much excited last Tuesday afternoon. de-
ciared her intention to destroy herself Her lit
Tie daughter, some five or six years of age, saw
ner mother when she left the house. on her
way to the canal, and having heard her threats
ran on to the neighbors and told some of them
that mother has gone off to drown herself q,
but as she had made similar threats before and
never attempted to execute them the story of
the child was disregarded On returning
home that night and hearing that his wife was
missing, Mr.. Clemins became very uneasy
about her, and instituted eng uiry in the neigh
borhood as to her whereabouts but conId
learn nothing. Yesterday morning he went
to the canal, and finding her shoes upon its
bank. concluded that she had carried out her
threats. Some short time after this The body
was found in the canal, and carried to The
husbands residence. Mrs. G. appeared to be
about thirty five years of age. She had been
married thirteen years, but had only one child.
n daughter.
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Pic NicS.--The custom of Sunday School
pic-ncs has become general and So popu-
lar that no school can now set it aside and
retain the affections of the children for whose
qualification pic-nics are intended. Expert
ence has long since proved that youth can be
more readily encouraged than driven to good
acts. As Il proof of this, look at the success
of those schools which have annual festivals.
Sunday after Sunday their school-roons are
crowded with children, each expecting his
reward for good department and prompt at
tendance, and each looking forward with GER
tainty TO the time when the annual excursion
will be made, and when teachers, scholars, and
friends will assemble in some shady grove, 10
enjoy the luxuries of q picnic, and TO partici-
pate in an intellectual feast prepared for the
occasion.
The teachers, too, when not in the "sear and
yellow leat' of life, generally enjoy these an
niversaries, even though they may have 10
foot the hills; and the public take pleasure in
contributing to the entertainments because
they know that children are won to the Sun
day Schools by the encouragement thus Offer
ed and are thus made moral men and women
by the early trainings in those schools.
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MqncheSter-OIr South-siGe neighbors cele.
bra ed the ith with unrSual spirit. if we are
to Judge from what we learned. while on a visit
there yesterday. Beside; the military display
OF the Rocky Ridge Rifles, which did credit t.
that deserredly popular corps. the citizens had
a procession in the afternoon, and partook OF
such refres shments are usual on such occa
sons. The bend of music to which they
marched, though not equal TO that at Old
Point, was NE 1es: TO 6e had at the time and
afIorde as much delight to those who heard
it, Us if it had been composed of 4 hundred
horns, a! footing together.
For & few years past, Manchester has been
steadily improving, and III the course of time
must iecome the most ti0urishing manufac.
turing village III the State. Its immense water
power, healthy situation. ard accessibility tC
The Metropolis of the State, cannot fail to
push it ahead. whenever its broad acres shall
pass into hands other than their present own.
ers, and be brought into market in the form OF
building lots.
Manchester needs, and must eventually have
n free bridge over James River. This She ear
readily do by the purchase of Mayo's bridge
or the erection of a new one: and when she
secures that Improvement, hundreds of citi.
Zens of Richmond viii take up their abodes
on the South-side, more convenient to the
heart OF :his city than her own suburbs.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
. WARNER & co.

2 WARNER & co.
Il.
nANUFACTURERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS L
WOODEN WARE,
BROOMS. BRE$JfES. BASKETS, MATS,
PAINTED TUBS, BUCKETS, ETC,
Sc and IS Commercial Street,
BOSTON
MANUFACToRY AT CONCORD, MASS.
iy 1-ym
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TEAM sAw-MILL-Ll MBER SAWED

GTEAM sAW-MILL-LlM MBER SAWED
control OF one of the best STEAM CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS in the State, located in viz in pine
terms. Building and Railroad TIMBER, sawed ali
sizes and dimensions, and respectfully solicts or
derS for this description Fl MN a1NpeT PARKER
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lamter. Mahos amy,
and SHINGLES OF every description.
CHoIKOE MIL L-RICHMoND GROUND
> PLAsTER.-The subscriber bess leave 20 re-
turn his grateful acknow led Ements for the heavy
PATRONAGE extended to has Mill IRON the state at
large and North Carolina; and would state that be
is now making improvements that WI donbe snS Ns
eapaeity and enable him To supply fresh GROUND
PLASTER promptly, exceeding any demand that
can at present exist.
His stock Will be entirely of Nova Scotia LrNP,
the richest and purest that be selected, and he
ped es faithful adherence to his deterinlnation,
TO sustain the fstterins reputation that ms brand
| To those who have been driven from the use OF
| Plaster-.by application Of Northern Ground he
| only asls trial OF HONE MaNuFacTTRgE,,
JOHN H chAMiBoRNE: M
| NOTICE.-All persons having, CLAIMS aSalns'
deceased, oil Powhatan county, Will please present
them at my office, in the city Of Richmond, for pay
ment; and all persons indebted to the saile hs bone
| or account win please call and make pa, nent with
w. w. WOODBRIDGE, Executor Of
je3-ts Rev. John Wooldridge decd.
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.-I have in stor'
~ this day, fresh supply sf sg2 Pine Apples 81,
this day at low prices per dozen. Can and Nxdpp
Next door ExchanSe bank.
pAINTs.-zipe, White LsadA M,sdo. ,S S|sss s;s
Pfoof Pants risaB faa Wv Druggists.
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MECHANICAL.
>>~>s>>.--~~-~e-45~-4,s -,~ovs>~>>~,~>~>~N~~-
JAMES ID. BROWNE =

AntSk SksAsESfAi 4. sfssT J. Isos WORKS,
xIRs xIRSN ssI5iSssss IXkExEp pSas, SSIgo-
IRON Work ior i oTnsmsa..i s and badns .S paG.
poses. q manuisctured At short notice. oslee.,p.;.,
Lots in the city and country.
MARBLE WORkS.-JoHN w. pAyIEs,
Nl PRACTICAL. STONE CUTTER AND MA
Mo 81 sns W he ss 81 dessn
made to order OF the best Italian or American Mar
I respectfully invite the attention Of those in
want to my stock. which 10 the Iargesf and best
iH.sfr HE&G FfIeEs and MaSfEf & saad n
sss s.s; rs%% sas sEsss Hssssssg. g Rs Institute. gss.
MARBLE YSkss5 fscos VINCENT,
MANUFAcTURERoF oFiT4LTANAND AMER
MONUMENTS. Ton ToMBs. m1ffhb HEab PIECES. &C.,
tn. OF svEkY sTyaf of nSss DEs,sS s.
Yard, between 5th and 9th streets. Main, and ex-
anime my Eors which eannot se sSessd ,; ann
sell as low as any establishment IN this city or else
where. je 7-3m
PATENT MICA AND ,
This Cement consists Of strons gintinous sub
stances stan gre mated with broqs pastsT Snf Gov;
perfect resistance of the atmosphere in every cl-
mate and we viii waTER xeTEaRt PkooF i
cooler s as ,han s I'm sas
Sss1 haSn aSf s BEEN oasa ss tired
for years in New York city and various partsp the
ase states 6shH s6essPfa' bo bPf ss' tVcdS c
General Office, s7s Broadway. New York.
N. B;-Cement for sale by the barrel, with full
printed instructions ior, applying We also offer
for sale Territorial, Ri hts for a portion of the
United States. lie l3-smifl ]. D. co.
DUMP MAkER.-The subscriber has fitted up
the od ~e @ fsans PT WIFI the ana aid % his
machinery he can afford to manufacture the Pump
He ilatters himself that he can give perfect rat,s-
faction, as he had long experience in H. making
All orders LEFT at his shop on the Wes,bam PLANK
aoad, about hall q mile from HichmanI or sant
s'ronsh the Richmond Post-c flee viii be promptly
The Pumps Of the undersigned will I've made in the
ber Ge 2lsw.f the 'ThGR THR6s. s. 'sf suTES sTfss!
| PLASTER LATHS.--HavinE purchased the
bonss gstep, 5atn fTht ef John Z Brown Feeding.
county OF Henrico Sncluding the city OF Richmond,
urnish Ml pc PTHasared IN the course Of ten days
any heretofore offered in this narket at the rate Of
~ per th9asand Q, ders received At the Saw Ai
streets; lie 2o-.ml JSo. { GEO GIBSON. M
HkEE FLOWS IN ONE PLOW.-I have
compesed and successfully tried new PLOW
one l,t St@cn. 1t 3 so constructed that the face OF
iront wear ng surface the mould boa ri separate
easliy s,1y a Point EACH of these Flows has three
nes Sizes and dist,pct, different shapes Of
PURPOSES of Sod, Stuhble or Fsllow Plow simply by
Gnanslns the face, (which is done by one screw.
6oit a. As only the face Of the mould board wear,
out THIS flow can he used at only half the cost OF
other Flows. for the ether parts do rot wear at all
do not wish todisparas other Plows but believe
tins TO he the most perfect and most econolnica
p. h STARKE, No. SO Main street.
l hnV Eh.r H.
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LEXANDER MOTT,
a 4 I(,TIQNEER IND 20 iIlLISSIQN \

MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly To the sales of HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS. &c, at the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
Stock intended for sale will please I've entered he
.nra the mornlns of the sale.
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,-..,, II. Iouis to jefferson County. n W
n - naurS-T Thrilling Ad'"nt"res-~-A
riunge i,,,e Lake nniarto-pcseent INTO
- fpc ssronnuts Narrative.
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
i MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
GOODBYE PATENTS.
RY rHE INDIA RLRRER PEN E0AIpANI.

81 LIBERTY STsgEr. NEW YoEx,
Are for sale by Booksellers, Stationefs and Rub
her dealers generally throas hout the United States
Thay have all the Ella sTIciTY et the quill without
the spattering and scrarlng of that instfnmsnt,
(tkc points being perfectly smooth) and VIII last
lon er. =
They are, likewise, superior to the steel pen, "
that they are MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER anu
WILL NOT cORFOpE. ,..a..
The india Rnbher Pens are peculiarly adapted 70
the warts Of editors LAWYERS cfergs men stuaets,
and professional men generally beln. less .fxsoine
to the hand and more UNIFORM 10 aetton thah aiiSS
other pen now in use They are cheapet thah gun, W
pens and are offered at price nos exceeo'hS thas
The India Rubber Pens are put mp m tozes, cen
tanning onc ross each with holder, af IS per rnss
ard viii be mailed. POSTAGE fkkk, 10 anS aoossss,
he,ai discount allowed to the Trade, Colleges,
Schools and Putiir Institutions, Address
TIE INDIA. RUBBER PEN Co..,
a. a, sr,s 0fSre AZ Liberty st n "
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safe an eier ant assortment of all kinds of RATES
lnciudln- every style of TENDERS, SIMMER
Tones and, and PoKERS, Seven different sizes of
coal SCUTTLES, CiHder SHOVELS Fire SHO-
BBtower STANDS; Brass and Iron FouTNANS: fire
BRdCk; lire SLABS and JAMS; sets of SOAP
BELLS, of sweet tone. Builders, housekoepers
anh others IN want of any of the above articles,
am manufacturing all kinds OF Brass and Iron
Mork OF the above description Mt my BELL. and
MANI FACTORY, No. 225 Main street. between
l6--dIv q n nEN0ON
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JOSIAH e.. PORTER
( UMPkIN a. BRO

( UMPkIN a. BRO.
- COHnISSION MERCHANTS
AND COLLECTORS.
Office corner llth and Bank sts.,
)fer their services to the pablic in the above ca
oaclty, and solicit n share of public patronage.
GEO, NJ. LUMPkIN
l-lmF IEON/IO LJyMpkIN.
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L VICES, AS AUCTIONEER, to the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally, pied ing his
particular attention to all sales entrusted to his
ser will entie him To share of public patronage.
Office in of u. Y. Jones' Store, No. 70, Main
street-entrance in the alley
nv SIN J. II. DIGGES.
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DRIDGFORD & CO., General Commission and
ID Forwarding Merchants on the Book Richmond,
Va. d. b. BRIDGFORD,
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
N. TINSLEY PATE.
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ANOTHER OYAGE TO BE
By Teleganh. |

WATERTowN. \. Y. July 4.-Mr. La Moun-
tain arrived here this morning with the
mains Of the erial ship. 1t will be exhibited
here few days. Wnen he Will repair it, and
make another voyage from Chicago Eastward.
Mr.. La Mountain is slightly injured about the
face and limbs. Messrs. Gager and Hyde re-
turned to their homes yesterday.
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DEATH OF Hon. VIM o. GoODE.-The tele
graph has announced the deal h. on the Sd
inst. of Hon. VIM o. Goode, NJ. c. from Vir-
giuia, at Boydton, in Necklenburg county
The Petersburg Intelligencer has the following
sketch of his public life:
Mr. Goode was in bis 6ist-year, having been
horn at Inglewood Meeklenburg county, on
the 10Th of September, t7!S. He was edueat ted
at William and Mary College, and commenced
the practice of law ia 1921. In early life he
was several times elected member of the
Legislature, and in 1879 he was elected n men,
ber of the State Reform Convention. He was
afterwards again elected to the Legislature,
and III 1882 he took an active part jim the
memorable debate on the slavery question. In
1888. he was again elected to the LEGISLATURE
In lSi1, he had changed from Whig TO Demo-
crat and was elected to Congress over Hon.
George c. Dromgoole, Van Buren, Democrat.
In 1888, DromgOole was again elected to Con-
gress, and continu ID ID represent the district
till his death in lSi7-Mr. Goode representing
his county i'll the Legislature and acting as
eral sessions. In lS5u, Mr. Goode was elected
he was also a member of the House of dele
gates called to put the new Constitution into
operation. In 1853, Mr.. Goode was elected TO
Congress frxR this district, and has ever since
been regularly re elected. He was chairman
of the Committee on the District of Columbia
Mr.. Goode was not man of brilliant genius,
but OF very excellent taleats and fine ludg-
ment. In politics, ne belonged to the Calhoun
school. He was much esteemed for his intel
lectual force and gentlemanly, courteous de-
meanor.
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PLASTER LATHS.--Hay,nr nurchased IN.
patent rieht OF John t. BSomn pa.Ghused saly p .ne
a Domnie Cnttns, Mammoth Lath Machine, for the
soS MY =. ilenIlco, Snciudng the city OF Richmond,
aprnsh aAdas Which are considered better than
'y aerIoore 9nered in this marketl at the rate OF
nayo,s Island, or al our sho, corner 9Th and Cary
stfeets lie 2-.mI mo S GEp t.IIlS0N''
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nONNAN q Co,
~ COMMISS SION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND. VA,
Solicit con gnments of Tobacco, Grain, and other
Produce for which the best market price will be OBJ
aimed.
Office on Virginia ST., near Cary. ieS-dkw6m"
I'm. SATTLER a. CO..
" IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer a
are supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, of
,upe rior quality, to which We call the attention oil
1ur customers.
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CTEAM SAW MILL, FOR SAI.E.-I am aa-
> thorized Ia sell n STEAM SAW MILL. with Is
horse power in perfect order wisch cost, few
wears ago twenty three hundred dollars. A coed
can he purchased in II, AS the ov ner has no
farther use for IL.
AM person wishing TO purchase H. can see If by
cailing on Mr.. Henry Hriei, who lives three miles
above Atleess water station. Hanover county, and
for terms, &c., Apply To RIO. u. LfN
General Agent, Office IN Basement OF Metroro!i-.,
ia 2s--tits tan Hail.
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GEO. WATT COS PLOWs.

UEU. WANT q co. 3 PLUWS.
GEO. WATT & CO.'S FLOWS.
The agricultural community and public generally,
are respectfully informed that the concern of
GEO. WATT K CO,
Plow Manufacturers,
Is stl in existence. and conducted in It's mechani-
cal department by GEO. WATT, the inventor and
manufacturer OF the Cuff Brace Plow, with its I'M
chancal department of all the frlus OF Geo. Watt
4 Co. since 1872 and fIu h A. Watt,I at the old
stand, where GEO WATT Il co. have AWAY done
business, notwIthstandn- sundry advertisement
have appeared, try lHS to create an impression to
the contrary; and they their friends and the
public generally that they prepared at all times
to furnish them with Pi4OWS and other A ricuitu
ing the rg hts of others, or endeavorns to mlsead
deceive the public.
GEO. WATT is now perfecting various improve
ments on all three OF his patents, which we think
VIII lessen the draft give more siren, tn and less
wear. and greatly lessen the probability of the ehok
ing OF the Plow. We hope to have Plows, Of the
various sizes. with these Improvements, ready for
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DEAN. HoBSON & JAMES.

I z
~ CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
We have this dag associated with us IN the Com
mission Business, Mr.. JOSEPH s. JAMES, who for
he last two years has had char-c of our books and
we'll known to most OF our friends. The business
will hereafter bo conducted under the lie Of Dean
Hobson James. DEAN X H0BSON.
Richmond. Iune lst. 1859. le l-ulmcM4t
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the successful trap Of the balloon "Atlan-
... e.. containing four persons, from s.. Louis
=, TROY. \ y. }l5a atscs, in is hours, has been
L...,,ei Below We publish narrative Of this
,,.,aor5.nayy event, by John Wise, one Of The
....seg..eg, aud erieinators of the trip. The
t..-,,u !rn 81 I.ouis on Friday, the lst inst.
Tn. narrative says:
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DIRD CAGES, Peacock Feathers, Wire Dish
ID Covers. lce-Cream Freexers. atef -Coessrs;
in the greetest quantity, sellns at much ressueed
rr,cas 10 close out at ScHAAP co.'s.
Corner Broad and 81 sts
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IEWETT & JAMES,
} GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS
RICHMOND, Va,
GIVE their VIII ole attention to renting out Houses and
Collecting ClIms tut will attend promptly to any
ther business entrusted tn them.
REFERENCES:
!saacs & Taylor William Taylor. Esq.
T. Ii. Manry Co. John NJ. Gre sorry. Atty
Vance Il Williams, Aty's at Law
at Law Johnson III. Sands, Atty
Stearhs Brent at Law
iuus 4. Hobscu Edward Kersey. Esq.
Rev. Francis J. Boggs GoddIn K Apperson
Rev. Z. J. Willis X. III. WhitlOcs 4 Son.
Office on Iith street, between Main and Franklin,
and in rear of Messrs. Isaacs x Taslor's
GEORGE H. JEWETT,
je 2-dlm ROBERT p. JAMES.
" ID. YALE Il CO.. 13a Main street.
~. REFRIGEF AT0RS. FIRE AND WATER
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TLANSW Arb AND CHfNA.--We are stia
NJ seilng for n few dsys At sne below cost. The
stock is diminishlnx rapidly, To housekespvrs DO
want 10 save 2s OF u per cent,fn pasehssin. Se
@o,a ssy hurry 10 SCHAAP 4 co.'s
~ - Corner Broad and Sd ssa.