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1859.
1869. SPRING TRADE.
TOHN r. MELLON,

John J. MELLON,
~ IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, BkANDihS.
GINS. WHiSkEYb. 4C.
NO i34 CARY ST, RICHMOND. Vi.
Have in store and Bonded Warehouse. Cognac,
Rochelle and sazerac BKAEDIks; Holland aIN;
Jamaica RUM Scotch and lrish WIliskEf; Port'
cherry Madeira and Malaga WINES.
4Ce bbls Penn aud Ohio Whisbey
$50 bbls Brandy, Gin and sweet Wine
20 bbIe Old Apple Brandy =
i26 bbls assorted Rye Whlskeys, tfom 70
years 0id1
100 bbIs Excelsior Pure Rye Whiskey. tof which
/ siH cole AGENT
50 baskets Champagnes. Of superior brands
Clsret, satayne and Diediss liner Wines; Curacao,
Kimmel KTish. Wssser and Absinfhe; Lonaoo ana
DubIin Porter: Scotch Ale: Fine Havana SeRars.
Thankful for past fayors. respectfully solicit
coufinuauce promising satisfaction in all cases.
n. all orders promptly attended 10.
- -1xa
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supply of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived
and embraces, besides the usual large variety OF
TRIMMINGS, many novelties of the season. Hav-
ing been early In the Market and with the advan-
tsge OF new and unbrSken stock, to select from,
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles im ported; and am fully warrant
ed in saying that no one who wishes to buy will
leave my store unsupplied. b HIRSCH,
NH 7-lmA 1iq Broad At
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The FAIR Rom in Mechanics Insti

I NE = HIh 1tV11H III -fISNHHHINo 1HotI
tute Hal, is Of the most pleasant places in the
city at Which to spend an Idle evening. The la
dies of the Second Presbyterian Church have
taken Extraordinary pains to make their enter
taiDmeat attractive, aud are furnishing their pa
irons With refreshments, fancy articles and useful
goods,a at moderate prices. By their labors they
hope realize enough means to improve the ap-
pearaice we'll add to the comfort of their
pretty church, and they invite all denominations
to ai them in their efforts. Those who wish to
purchase. will not be questioned TO their reli-
gious belief, but all who call will be cordially well
coined. As an additional attraction, the Arn,ory
Band will attend tonight, fill your pockets with
change and visit the Fair.
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s&LAw NorIor- n N

- LAW NoTIoE.-hOSEhT u. Nj
CH0LAS, for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his health hiss
determined 20 resume the practice of LAW, in this
city and will devote all his energies 10 any profes-
Office with Peter Daniel, Jr. Esq. Number 5,
Goddin,a Hall. MI p-fm
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CORN PLANTERs.-The best and

" cheapest in use. Price only $l2
Tiaese Planters have been tested Ia this and ad-
joInin0 cougfIes for two years. and have given per-
eet satisfsctigr by all who hare tried item. Made
and so!d by j W CAkDWELL co.
Cary street. between 9Th and lgtn,
nh f2-,m Richmond. Va.
NOTICE TO TOBACt;ONISTS AND
KEGS. OF any sizA. AZ have on hand o large
stock Of good material for this purpose. would be
glad 10 furnish from rs 00 To 900 Kegs this season
bAEaK.4s, suitable for -four. sIlgar. plaster &c.
ahcp corner 9th and Cary sts.
NH la-ims
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I}OERHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERS


And the various affections consequent upon dis.
ordered
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
Colicky Pains, Heartburn Loss Of Appetite Despon.
dency, Csstivensss, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
all Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
it has la numerous instances proved highly benef.
cial, and in others effected decided cure
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the manner Of the
Its great success in most ofthe European States its in
PRODUCTION into the u States intended more espe-
cay for these OF our atherland scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country Meetno
with great success among them, now offer il to The
American public, knowing that its truly Wonderfnl
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by thu
continuous use OF ardent spirits, or other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect il
inds its way directly to the scat Of lfe thrilling
and quckening every nerve raising up the droop
ing spirit, and. in fact. infusing now health and
vigor in the system.
NOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beye
rage will be disappointed; but to the sick weak and
low spirited. it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed OF singular remedial properties,
CAUTION!
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma hA,
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
anything else until you hesc given BoERMAVE'S
HOLLAND BITfERS a fair trial. One bottle will
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle six bottles for s5, BIZ th,
SOLE PR0PRIETORs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. a. CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISFs AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
wSold nearly sli the Druggists in this city
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The VIRGINIA HORSES proved yictors

Adb 11ohcE5 pIOsSu fiCtOI .
in every race in which either of them started at
Mobile last week. Planet the mile stake,
beating Ella Moon by Albion, in two straight
heats, and walked over the for the two miles
heat sweepstake. "Fannie Washington" his half
sister, WOO the four mile heat race, beating the
fair famed "Sue Washington" Masengo and Wa
terloo. Mr.. 7. W. boswell has taken the two to
New Orleans, and ere this, if no accident has be.
fallen them, they are snugly quartered at the Me-
tarie course. preparing to meet new and possibly,
moro formidable competitors.
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PREPARING TO BUILD.-That portion
Of Trinity Church congregation, who have deter-
mined to erect new house of worsh Up on Broad
street, opposite DR.. Moores church, have appointed
building committee, and viii commence their
edifiee in a short time. The east division of the
congregation are also preparing to erect q hand-
some church east of 17th street, and have already
raised nearly enough funds TO commence the work
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DIsoRDsRLY james Hogan, after i'm
bibipc freely last Tuesday night, marched nto th'
street aud kicked up regular shindy, for which
he was soon after calaboosed. Yesterday morning
when brought before the Mayor, he was held 4
bail for his good behavior.
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DEATH TO Dcas.-Ths netmen mus
tered early yesterday morning, and by II O'Clock
had their wagon literally packed with dogs of both
high and low degree. Turning out Unexpectedly,
the unlicensed canine family had no notice oi
their approach and were easily captured before
they knew their enemies were upon them. A few
more such hauls would relieve the streets of q
great pest and every neigh borhood of q growlioe
nuinance.
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Hon. Joshua n. 0iidings, Of Ohio, has boon
r4esanted with splendid gold watch ~ the nee
grees of New York.
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Wus WHIPPING james Bradley val
before the Mayor yesterday for assaulting ant
beating his wife, He was held to bail Tor nette
conduct in the future.
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THs THREE MILE RACE At MoBLE.-The nj i'm.
portant race of the wek at MobiIe-the th1mile
race--eame of on the 24th inst, over the Bno>
lia course. 1t was won by Hepnie Farrow &two
straight mile heats, beating Nicholas and gul,
the principal competitors. Time-nrstheat,
5:hSlG eecond heat. b:46.
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~HAETsHoRsE's AarI-BILrous Pills

ROIH = N-1~'D
are the safest and best Purgative Pills in They
act npon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carrying
off aii bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe are easy In their operation. and can be taken
at any time without fear of exposure They remove
II you suffer with any pain, use HAkTSHORNE,s
CURE-ALL, the great PAIN ANHiHILAT0R. u
yon have q cough. ree HARTSH0hNES COUGH
sYRUP, which is the best Cough eyrup IN the
werid
Roid hx all Drucgirts In Richmond. 90 lS-6m
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DR.. Elizabeth Blackwell In delivering cslps
Of lectures Ia London, on the Value Of Hys4Is
and Medical Knowledge to Women. ID
l. @. Barney, adsncfag master. committsd4
eide at Pancia, Miss, on the 25th uit, by tai
morphine. q
Rev. James shannon, formerly profsssc
the Univsrsity Of Georgia, died at Carlton,
recently. II
The government contract for printing paper r
bean awarded 70 Wilcox ! Co. Of Philadelphia
81 SO per rsan..
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MEDICAL uAnDs
SPECIAL NOTICES

PAsKm reIsnsxrYg.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
xr,, RICHMOND. VA.
VIII practice III The city Of Richmond and in The
eoSnGes sf Chesterfield, Po@hatan and Amelia
~. OHtce in Lisse's Building corner of Main and
u Lisa
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SENTENCED TO BIZ HuNG.-Johnson, who on
trial last week In Rappahannock county, Mfor
poisoning his wife, has been found guilty of1rs
der In the first degree, and sentenced to bsMng
on Friday. the lat day of May.
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TEACINf A BURGLAR.-Ihe arrest of
the runaws negro Tom, night or two since, aud
the discoveg of a number of articles stolen from
the store oiMr. Saunders when it was robbed, es-
tablishes te fact that Tom was one of the bur-
glars, and las given clue to other members of
the same sng, who are now being traced to their
dens by paties Interested. Yesterday afternoon
two gentlmen started to Hanover county in
search of negro, implicated with Tom, and if
they get i'm, he will be tried by the County
Court of Eenrco next Monday.
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THE ITALIAN QUESrToN--REP0RTED SIG.
CESS or LORD coWLEYS AfssT0N--
THE WAR LfNG-NEWF0UyDLA ANg
fERTES--NEApcETrAN E,tTrrs A.
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DEAD BoDY FousD. body OF .
white man, name unknown, was found noauas Y
james River, ct the Point, on Tuesday -la.., ~
Justice jackson y. Cbldrey of Henrico, ss.suas
Sv Cnn.tshls Thos j. Marlborough, held an inqnes,
oyer the same. The jury rendered = verdict tna'
hs came 20 his death BY drowning.
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CoNrRADIcfroN.-Presiden Buchanan hafNol
visited Mr.. SickIss since his incarceration, nj
been reported. The scene as exhibited In TIL
lustrated papers, is pure fiction. 3
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80 Tas BEsT CouaH sYsur IN THE

ssrass ns sess cough Syrup IN the world is Harts
anis article Is prepared by chemist, and ia pro.
sfsa = ~ oF medical men, and these who have used
~ ~ ~ sS tie nest preparation fer Coughs Colds
ss H. bIonchtis. Hosrseness, Sore Throat from
Consumption, ~ ea Vi oiseoses,
-. fessons who sing should use It, tits pleasant to
ss taste sotens, clears and strengthens the yoiee
. a !siitasoa OF the throat and lungs and pre-
sosslss 9 and 50 cents aud 81. Sold by all Drur
towns IN Firginia. or issro ="
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pAc0a AND RICE. .--i0 hhds. prime
F.aes 10 tiaees prime Kiea Ear a,,s sals y oa
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EnIARonxnxr on CnsrHHARY CHuhon.
rsa .or.reeafion vorshipping as this church
hssa tsrsn steDs 10 enlarge the building py Ian-
rins Il back twelve feet and hsif-thus securing
o. nsos a. sha addition Of some thirty psws Tnls
change viii add materially % the conven,sn0s y, =.
tse edincs, and will enable those nov snA'oa1 y
cet pews TO obtain thsnn.
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THE Water QUEsTIsN continues to at

The WATER QUEsTItN continues to at.
tract attention, and citizeis are hourly asking If
there is no way to iucreas the supply of water at
a less cost than $4,000. One or two Engineers
have said that by raising the present reservoir
ten feet, the increased had thereby gained. will
be amply sufficient to suply all the high points
pense. II this view ia orrect, while the supply
will be increased, the waer will not be filtered or
purified, but continue n Its present condition.
We suppose the addition spoken of will be the rst
work undertaken, and if, on completion, it is
found to remedy the wnt of water, the new re-
servoir on Oregon Hil,an be deferred for time.
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~HasrsHoRNE.s CuRa-ALI--

THE GREAT PAIN ANNlHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK ST0M-
ACH AND WEAK B0WELS
PREPARED B 7 a CHEMIST.
BOTTLES H. IS and so cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTsHORNE's CURE-ALL should be keptin
al families in Of accidents sudden sickness.
as ID frequently in less time than requires TO
get rkysician.
1t pain in any part Of thes system and Is used
externally and internally.
HARTeH0RNE'SC CURE-ALL cures RheumAtien,
Neuralgia and Chii5iains
CURE-ALL cures Cramps, Cole,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
EARTSHORNES CURE-ALL cures Pains In the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast. Teeth and Ears.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Spratns,
Bruises, scaids, Burns and Frosted Feet.
EAkTSHuRNE'S CUREALL cures Pains In the
Feet and swelling of the Joints.
HARTSH0REES CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from Cold. and Ague la the Breast.
HARTSHgHGE5 CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
Ella, Weak sto4hch and Bowels
whenever yeu have Pain, use the CURE-ALb, as
II acts upon the Nerves. Musles, Snews, Blood and
Bones, and, by its warming electro magnetic power,
try 1t.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IN Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns In
Virginia. nc ts-Sm
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aPHCIAL UoxIcBo.

To TEE 6oUTH ETD1.-By late
~ the Dsnville Railroad Company have rednced
s, a:e q ffsteht for transporting dround Plaster
nsrr Iii snm oale. WITH THIS PRovIso. that DoUsLs
~Afs August and 6RPrKNBrF -" - --s-'s-D
pnyast y - any extent eau bo supplied from the
X in sims ous should be given early 70 sasure
- aasmers supplying bags charged cne dollar per
ton less TRAN packed in barreIs 80 -
i. JOHN CLAIBORNE.
S@S0Sm No IN Pearl street
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NoTIcE.-The annual meeting
>-A of the Stockholders of tbs Bank of the
Commonwealth will be held at thei- Banking House.
Ia the city of hichmond, on WEDNESDAY. the
18th day of April next.
NH 2S -dtd j B MORTON Caghjer
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Several vessels are 70 sail from usselsna S ~ m
and Milwaukee, In the couse os sho ss''"s - :"
rope and Caliiofnia.
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~ OPPOSITION WARD MrBrISas

OPPOSITION WARD MEETINGS.
- By agreement, it has been arranged to
hold alternate weekly Ward meetings of the 0ppo-
sitier, commencing first with jefferson Ward, on
FRIDAY evening next, the first of April, at o'clk
NJ. at the First Market Hail. The City and Sem
atoria Electors aud others opposed to the ''Impos
ton Party" are iavited and earnestly requested to
attend punctuaiiy. Electors and strangers from
other parts OF the State OF the Opposition Party"
that may be in the city, respectfully invited,
with the assurance of hearty welcome upon the
principle that volunteers are more acceptable than
drafted men.
JAMES WINSTON. President
OF the society of the Opposition Of
mh s0-3tf Jefferson Ward.
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A CARD-EASTERN LUNATIu AaY-

A CARD--EASTERN LUNATIC AeY-
IA LUM.-At meeting of the Board OF Directors
for the Eastern Lunatic Asylum. I'm the city of " H.
liamsburs Virginia. held on the 18th day OF March,
1859:
Ordered That the Steward purchase all goods and
supplies needed for the Asylum upon the best terms
they can be had. in no case TO pay thar fifteen
per cent primo cost. at cash price and that the
sail Steward, In making such PM ehases. shall In
spect the goods and merchaufs' bits, and samples
OF the articles needed ehal be furnished to any per
son applying for the same; and thst cash will be
paid by the Board fer the goods 10 purchased.
copy of this order to be published In thu Rich
mond Dispatch, Virginia frdsT, and Williamsburg
gazette once q week for two weeks.
NH 4-iaw4wIh w CAMa, Clerk.
T,O ALEXANDER 8. BROWN, Pat
J. RICK W. BROWN. THOMAS BROWN. Mrs.
ANNA p. GE0R3E, and the other children and
devisees OF James Brown, Sen, daces<et, who are
unknown.-Notics II hereby given you that we Will,
at the law Office OF William Skeen SEQ. In tba tawn
of Covingtoa Va, on the zsth Of April next, apply
to o Justice of the Peace for Aneghsny conny TO
appoip. mnissoners 10 ascertain what VAL Dc
lust compensation for the wood. stone. grsssi and
EARTH on fifty acres more or less Of the anss es-
longing TO you. AS heirs Of James Brown. sen. de.
ceased. lying on tue waters Of DuniapsUresKs IN
said county OF Alieehany-
| BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS OF VA,
Ry WM. sKEEN. Attorney,
Richmond. March aith. 1852 NH 24--iawtwfhe
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DANGEROUS EyERIMgSr.-Some fe

DAEHHRUU5 LAEHIMENT.-CUm lew
nights since, groceri 25th street, after having
suffered severely at tl hands of burglars, deter.
mined TO keep look ut for intruders, and to be
prepared for their reeptiou, armed himself with
Colts FIVE shooter. On going to his store at gu
early hour in the eyeing, he discovered some one
near the back door, nd attempted to ascertain
who it was. Proceeding cautiously to the rear OF
the premises, he say the man dodge bahind the
gate, as if to hide hhself aud bel ieving he had
detected rogue andhat it was his duty to make
| an example of him lrew his pistol, cooked it. and
called to him not shoot. Five seconds more,
aud the joke nigh have resulted in the death OF
the joker, and the iisery for life of his slayer.
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MuNIcIpAL ELKorIoNs.-To. day week

MUNICIPAL ELEoTIoNs.--To- day week
our citizens wiifbe called to the polls to select
suitable persons to fill the yirious municipal of
fees, and as the names of all the candidates may
be found in our columns, each voter can readily
make up his ticket before having home. Up to
the time OF writing this pstice, neither of the
contending political parties have formally en-.
dorsed a ticket for themselves and their friends.
aud it may be that neither will do so, though il
has been currently rumored on the streets that
| committees of the democracy have selected men
to be supported; aud that he opposition commit
tees would determine uportheir preferences last
night. II the rumor is crrect our readers will
be apprised of it before election day.
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- SaEYoRb's LIvas IsyrooxAror-

SAEroKb's LIvHR IHvraoRAror--
COMPOUNDED xET1RRIY YEox Dun lis 4 mild ana az
iectuai catharttc, acting. first on che LIvGR. 10
eject its morbid matter. then on the stomach and
their healthy action. and thus strengthens ard
buios up the whole system very rapidly and is the
best LIVER INVI0OHAT0R
LIVER INvl9ORAT0R
TTvEU INpflnQ TAp .r1
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ARREST OF YOUTHFUL LSrANPEDERS.-Yesterday at.
ternoon. about i've O'Clock, cficer Peterson en-
countered gang of little boys, walking through
Pocahontas, aud evidently from Richmond, or some
place in that direction, and as their appearance was
not altogether passable, he arrested them all, and
put them for safe keeping in the city jail Their
names are James Booker, John McDanieI Henry
stillsrd, Thomas Lipscomb, Daniel Murphy and
thirteen years Of age, the youngest was about
eight They are suspected OF belonging to the
juvenile gang of burglars, who recently dstin.
guished themsslves.by breaking into three or four
stores in Richmond, and robbinE them OF large
quantities OF goods Several have been caught and
Imprisoned and tits thought that the above bsvy
we're making tracks to escape impIication.-Ps
ieribuyg (Ya.) Exprsss
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NorIcE--The Stockholders
~>s-a of the Mechanicsville Turnpike Compa.
ny are requested 10 attend an Annual Meeting Of
that Com pany, to be held at the Office of Griswold
Claiborne at the corner of Main and 18Th street
In this city. on FRIDAY. sth of April next. at 4
o'clock, Al. full attendaace Is desired. IS busi
ness OF Importance will be transacted.
NH 24-dtSA WIN sYDNOR, Pres't
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LBERTL. WEST, Architect. Goddin' s

EAMILY FLOUR. $50 half barrel
T. bags No Family Flour-"Isaac Broyles'"
brana-for sale on consignment, by
NH Eff IL pANNtIb.
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Ss))9.
kW AR
RAFEir
H0UGfi
Garry
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chmond,
he poto-
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able and,
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AcofDsHr.- Yesterday morning Mr..
ANpREw WHLIAM' Que Of the laborsrs employed
at the aallego mills, while carrying heavy piece
of timber on bis shoulder, tripped aud fell. And
the timber falling upon his right leg, between the
knee and hip, fractured the bone. Mr. W. was at
once taken to his residence In Rockets, and a
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The China advices are to Jan. 10. The British
war vessels Furious and Cruiser, which we're
left behind in the Elgin expedition in the Yang.
Tse-K lang had been enabled to get out, owing te
an unexpected rise in the river. Admiral Seys
mour aud the marines of the flagship had gone to
Canton, aud further operations were expected
against the braves.
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q SPRING TRADE
~ FISHER 3 WINSTON
DRUG6fsrs AND AP0fHseAkIxs.
No l2s, Main sfest. htehmonas ta-s
wholesale dealers In Drugs, Medieinss. Paints.
Oils, French and American WindoM 6insFs Dye
gtuffs &c Ac have nOw 10 store and are datly re-
cei7ing thsir Spring supplies 70 which they tnsse
the attention OF country dealers R
n2r Orders promptly hacked and shipped.
FISHER 3 WINSTON,
feM Mel Main street.
WINDOW SHADES, WHOLEEALE
w AND RETAIL.-My retail prices sss y !.
cents for nice dark Lsndscsps, q 0 nr "osa =,
for Gold Center Vase 50 ctD f,r Boqaet Ises
for Vase fiowcfesl shade. Cords, TA:ssts. Exss.ss
all colours. Fire screens 10 grsat vAssly nenT ~
table OIL Cloth cheap, s00 piecee eugusn eM SSsn
from Now York 1nction, with hAnaet eaeE. /.
Trsat sacridcs OAl ard see ~ ygn5es,vxs & sse G
established cheap psy eeods sc nss asas
sI1is ms Gam 3 49, sstsssa q s1d s.s Sc
EEGINKER;6 IESTRuMEN11 s1OR
- SALEr-Ihs yirxinis csntrsl nAil!eaa enmps'
mr. hArn fnr ~ IFannen. Aaseiss An4 ueubeess
1hsy .illsn ssis saoa eIs1sS; M S;rArEr pss,,tss1
ELOUR.- 500 baes Extra Flour. jass
s 8 i.ssivsa' ed q '''s 9 | ! oossrox y.
CTDR6 AID SH0ULDRR1 = - 80,
- snd ioe sale ~ = COLLATION. = = q =.
pKPiNRD IA h D--In paekaeas q
- sait pusehasers. ~ ssl. ~ ~. srx,w 4 co.
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