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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

A CONSCIENTIOUS 'sSAILgUR BoY."--A sailor
Just OF a spree joined the Sons of Temperance
in Phiiadelphia the other day, and at the time
was indebted to a rumseiier one shilling Soon
after he went TO pay of the score, but deter
mined not 70 enter the house in which he was
robbed, he got long pole, attached the money
10 the end of II, and standing at the outside OF
thedoor, reached ii to the astonished publican.
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DEATH OF A FEMALE CESTENARIAN.-Mrs.
Anna Pope, of Spencer, died on the nth instant,
at the great age of one hundred and fire years.
Her immediate death had not been anticipated
till within ten days, when she began TO decline
rapidly, and at last passed away without dis
ease and almost without pain. Her husband,
the Rev. Joseph Pope, was, for upwards of
half century, minister, and died many years
ago. Mrs. Pope was. probably the only living
person who remembered Whitfield, and the
march of Burgoynes captured troops was
fresh in her memory nearly eighty years after
Boston Trareiier, 16th.
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Deaeafsd.-Catherne Cartwright a white
woman. found wandering about the streets AT
night, was committed to prison by the Mayor
Tor safekeepng. Kate was most horribly out
of fix when captured, and as she had dis
pensed with her flowing curls and had her hair
clipped a Ia prize-ring might readily have
passed for an ill-shaped man In woman's at
lire Bad company and bad whiskey are
doubtless the instruments used 10 reduce her
to her present low estate.
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C,ating.-Ieorge, slave totWm. o. George
came before the Mayor yesterday to answer
for cutting VIM. Mitchell with knife, the
day before. Mr.. NJ. testified that he scolded
George for using his ladder, that George be-
came insolent, and that he (MitchelD gave
prisoner II blow with broom handle. So far
from quieting prisoner, this increased his in
science, whereupon witness followed him into
Mr Weeds yard TO chastise him. Prisoner
then struck witness in the mouth, and witness
in attempting to seize prisoner, accidentally
cut him on the right side of the head and left
arm with a chisel, witness at the same time
getting cut in the left wrist from prisoner.
The investigation was adjourned until to-day.
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NEWS FROM BRITISH CoLUMBIA-Fra1sy
Ricey rsrfoming the COlatry.-A dispatch
from San Francisco, which intercepted the
overland mail at Gilroy, furnishes three days
later adyices from British Columbia. Fraser
river had risen twelve feet In four days, doing
great damage along its banks Fort Yale, to-
gether with all the houses ON the beach. were
over1owed, and several had been swept away
Mining operations were entirely suspended
Coal had been discovered near Queensboro'.-
Governor Douglass and Colonel Moody had
made a trip to the north entrance Of Fraser
river, and found fine tracts OF land. The
steamer Forwood brought down seyenty-hye
thousand dollars in gold. The Columbia river
was forty-fiyefeet above low water mark, be-
tween the Cascades and the Dalles, and the
whole country was submerged. From the
Cascades to Vancouver not twenty acres We're
above water.
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A PROFITABLE ORAToRIo.--The great Han.
del Festival recently held in London, was
something like an entertainment. The receipts
fell not far short of Si40,O0o. Deducting ex-
penses, there would still be a balance of S90,-
O00. The receipts on the last day, when "Israel
in Egypt was given, amounted to very nearly
eighty thousand dollars. This, OF course. Is
entirely without precedent in the history of
public performances.
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The Artiliery is to be rejuvenated and uni
formed in gray, thus forming portion of the
first regiment. New members are being en-.
rolled every week, and the friends OF the corps
seem disposed to restore its ancient glory,
by securing goodly number Of choice men TO
man the guns on all occasions. Artillery Is
very necessary in a city like Richmond, and
when once regimental uniform Is adopted,
there will be no difficulty in maintaining the
strength of the corps.
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Ts,aoerance-The friends of temperance held
an enthusiastic meeting in Sidney Metbo-
dist Chapel last Sunday afternoon. The meet
ing was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Sam
ders, pastor Of the chapel. Colonel Thomas J.
Evans then entertained the audience for nearly
an hour with an appropriate and interesting
address, which seemed TO make strong i'm
preston on the minds of his hearers.
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Mammoth Engins.-Messrs John Il George
Gibson are having forty horse power engine
built to drive their saw mill and lath tting
machinery. They intend building new mill
cut laths enough of the very best quality, to
supply this market.
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Negro SaIes.-Likcly slaves continue to bring
exorbitantly high prices in this market. Ne
gro men are worth from SIip0 to si475, women
girls sell for nearly as much. Last week q
gentleman in this city sold nine male slaves,
two Of them not over eighteen, for Sl3.OOO.
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A Lestle too JIueh--Ellen Gallaher, an aged
lady, appeared before the Mayor yesterday, tc
answer for entering John Beauchainp's house,
threatening to kill his wife, and breaking a
portion of his furniture. The old lady admit
ted that she had been too boisterous, but ex-
cused herself by saying that she had probably
taken a "leetle too much on the OCCASION
Promising to do no more, she was dis
charged at the request of the complainant.
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SAD TRAGEDY Mother DyotcpS Hersslf md
Chjid.-On Thursday last, the bodies of a wo-
man named Jane Winiern and her little
daughter, aged two years, We're found drowned
in u creek at Jamaica, Long Island. The New
York Sun says:
1t appears that some two years since Mrs
Nintern's husband left her for some cause and
went to the West. Soon after the birth of her
child she followed him, and took up her resi-
dence with the family of Mr.. Wakefield. On
Wednesday she was observed to be more than
usually melancholy, and late at night was OBJ
served by Mrs. Wakefield to go out of the
house, and after walking short distance, re-
turned. She left the house in this manner
several times during the night and finally re-
tired to her room. Thursday she went out in
the morning, taking her little daughter with
her, as if for a walk. Not returning at noon,
search was made for her, when, on the bank of
n creek near the house, was her hat and shawl
A few steps farther, her lifeless body and that
of her child were found in the waters of the
creek, face downward, she having the child
clasped in her arms. Where the bodies were
found the water in the creek was scarcely
foot deep. A verdict was rendered that they
came to their death by drowning, while the
mother was laboring under Il temporary fiji of
insanity. She was 81 years of age, and her
daughter years,
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Not Dsad.-The statement made yesterday,
of the death of Capt ke2iah Bayliss, aconvict
in the penitentary, was incorrect-he "slili
lives" and in improved health.
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POsToFFICE AFFAIRs.-A new office is es-
tablished at Sycamore Dale Harrison county,
Va, and b. ID. Rider is appointed postmaster;
on route from Clarksburg to West Milford.
Offices observation-disclosures Ohio county,
Va; Harper's Home, Brunswick county, Va;
Roanoke Bridge Charlotte county, Va.
Appointments.-Wm. r. McConihay, post
master at Shrewsbury, kanawha county, Va,
vice "A. Ii. Ault, declined. George l.. Cochran,
postmaster at Salem, Fauquier county, Va,
vice Thos. c. Allen. Abram Ice, postmaster at
Molehll, Ritchie county, Va, Vice Isaac G..
Garner, resigned. Wicklifie Lee. postmaster
at Greenwood, Doddridge county, Va, vice ia
cob W. Martin, resigned. Christopher Ander-
son, postmaster at Mercer Salt Works, Mercer
county, Va, vice A. Shumate, resigned. Joseph
A. Parker, postmaster at Coman's Well, Sus-
sex county, Va, vice VIM. ID. Taylor solomon
BickfoId, pos tmaster at Blunt's Depot, South
ampton county, vice W. +. Blunt, resigned
Rufus Knots, postmaster at Mitenora, CAL
houn CO.. vice A. Knots, resigned. William
Shewey, postmaster at Thompson's Landing,
Rockbridge county, Va vice M. A Rupp, re-
signed.
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Pumfxhsd-Edward Norris, free negro, for
jostling X. Il. Craddoek from the sidewalk, and
then throwing brick at him, was found
guilty by the Mayor and sentenced 10 the lash.
From this decision, Mr.. A. J. Crane, the pris-
oner's counsel, took an appeal 10 the Hastings
Court
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The Hastings Court spent yesterday in the
trial of Messrs. Warwick Il Barksdale, for OBJ.
structing 18th street. The trial will be re-
sumed this morning.
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DESPERATE AND BLOODY AFFRAY.-A Fay
etteville (Arkansas) paper gives the following
particulars of an affray which took place in
the town of Huntsville, wherein Foster Black
Esq, a son of Col. William Black. of Fayette-
Vile, and Mr.. Warren Sans, a merchant Of
Huntsville, were killed Immediately and Jno
Black and DIR. James Smithson, of Fayetteville
and Constable Moody and James Sans, of
Huntsville, were severely wounded. 1t says !:
g An idea may be formed of the unparalleled
sayageness of this street fight. when it is con-
sidered that Warren Sans was shot with ten
pistol balls, and stabbed once or twice in the
breast-that Forester Black was shot twice
with double -barreled shot gun-John Black
and James SmithSon wounded in the thigh
James Sans stabbed with Il bowie knife and
Mr. Moody severely wounded III the leg-and
further that after the fight had ended, four re-
yolvers We're found lying upon the ground of
battle, three of which We're entirely empty and
one partially discharged
'Not Il sound was heard after the shooting
commenced, save the sharp, quick report of
the revolver, the stunning sound of the deadly
shot gun, and the clash of cold steel, until
Sans and Black had fallen, and their life
blood was pouring forth through the ghastly
and fatal wounds. The scene of this tragedy
was enough to sicken a manly heart. A young
man in the morning of life, and a mature man
in the autumn of his days, lying within Il few
feet of each other, their lives pouring out in
torrents OF blood. and four others bleeding
from the severe wounds; but Imagination can
feebly depict the heartrending lamen tations
of mothers sisters. wives, relatives. and
friends Our informants say, but Il minute or
two elapsed after the firing before the square
was covered with near Il hundred women, who
made the town resound with their fran tic
screams and wild cries of grief.
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Lost Cop.-Yesterday morning a fine bay cow
was found in the guliey on 4th street, between
Jackson and Duval, where she had fallen the
night before and crippled herself. Her own
er should look after her.
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The Young Burglars, for whose speedy arrest
our citizens are all anxiety. continue 70 escape
the vigilance of the police, s.d hat, too, with
out leaving the city suburbs. Day aitey day
sionaily the parties in pursuit think they have
the fish hooked; but on reelinG up their lipee,
they hnd thatthc halt has been stolen And the
"gndgeons" are gone. In Richmond, the po-
lice are too well known to succeed In captur-
ing smart rogue, who has confedernfes, uh-
less aided by shrewd, intelligent spies. Ii h,
therefore, incumbent on every good citizen,
wanted, to aid in capturing them: and if this
were the course adopted, light. rered opera
tors would soon seek quarters elsewhere
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HfGHsF FARY.-The youngster Young, who
wanted Biondin TO carry him over the river on
n rope, went to the Falls, but Blondin demand
cd the payment of $500 In advance for the trip.
Young thought The fare too high, and wasn't
carried.
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4djastsd-John Conners for trespassing on
Mary Murphy. was before the Mayor yestcr-
day and Florence Saiiiyan, for threatening
TO assault and beat John Driseoil, also ap-
peared; but as neither of the eomplainanfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

Pregressiag.-The three elegant iron front
te nements on Governor street, are going up as
rapidly as possible, but the builders seem TO b
very much cramped for want Of space to depo-
sit their materials The street Is so narrow
that even a small quantity of lumber seems TO
BE- in the way, and yet improvements cannot
be made without space is allowed the builders
TO work in. Where efforts are made 10 accom-
modate the public, as in this case, everybody
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IRON, TELL, TIN PLATES.-We have in
L store full stock of COMMON ENGLISH
IRON and BEST ENGLISH REFINEp IRON. OF
the most approved brands. imported direct from
Liverpool. The assortment is composed Of Flat,
Round and Square Bars, OF all sizes; Bands Hoops,
Sheets. Qyals and Half Rounds; Still 9 best horse
complete assortment of SWEDES IRON, RUS
SIA SHEETS. NORWAY NAIL RODS. Bills
TERED STEEL, Tin Plates. BLOCK TIN, ZINC,
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Throtciag Stoass.--Deiaware, q negro slave
in the service of Turner Il Gray, was before
the Mayor yesterday to answer for throwing
stones at Mary l.. Wexford, a small white girl.
The evidence of the prisoners guilt was so
conclusive, that he was sent below To b. 70.
warded with many stripes.
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Disorderiy.--Isham, slave to Is. J. Duval l.
CO., was punished, by order of the Mayor, for
being drunk and disorderiy in the street.
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CAaags Of Hosr.--Finding ii impossible 10
get witnesses and others 10 attend even at 3
o'clock in the morning, tha Mayer has chang
ed the hour of his sitting 70 O'Clock. These
interested will note the fsct
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Chas. T.. Scott has been re nominated for
Congress by the Southern district OF ealifor.
MIA
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DOE. .LNNE. AUCTsONEER. &c.. CON

IL tlnues to s.il Real and Personal ESTATE.
hire out NEGROES. rent out HOUSES, and VIII
attend to any other BUSINESS requiring an AGENT.
whether M the city or country. He respectfully
requests Commissioners of Courts. Trustees to
Deeds, &c. to give him call before cmpoyIn any
one else. as hs charges VIII be made to give satls
faction Ia AL who may patrontZe hlm. Office In
Basement Ne roputan Hall. je 2s-6fn
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I - DIR. W. N. HAMMOND.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

pAILI q NDNCI RE.
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICuNoNp. VA.
pHer their services fer the sale of TOBACCO.
CORN. WHEAT. FLOUR, and ALL KINDS or
itbt Ch. I" which they viii devote their entire
alb exclusive attention.
~, Office near >hocAoe Warehouse.
Il II-lS
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l0HN \. GORDON a son.

~ l4TH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE f HOTEL,
Oder for sale n large and full assortment OF IRON,
comprising Swede' :. American HamIue red Peru
American. Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON. Hoops, Band and Scroll iron, Refined Plow
Iron and P0w Plates. Also Tin plate OF various
sizes. Tor timers and manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Speiter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. ap It's
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DTRE GROUND ENGLISH MlSTARp.

DuRE GROUND ENGLISH MUSTARD
Superior French Mustard prepared ready for
use, and suitable Tor families and restaurants, in
quantities to suit. Price 81 per allon. This Mus
tard is In his recommended, and can be eaten AT
az all times giving fine relish Tor food at this sea-
son of the year. For sale BY
WAR1NG x PEARCE, Druggists.
StT abn
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GEO. II. JEWETT, RO. p JAMES.
GENERAL AGENTS ANr COLLECTORS.
CiNL their attention IN Renting out Houses and
" Collecting Claims but viii attend to any other
H.slrsSS entrusted 10 them.
NT. JAMES Is a NOTARY PC2LIC. takes depoS-
ti'uS. tckpuw led sWentS to deeds, &c.
Office the corner OF lfth and Main streets, ad-
joining the Office u! Messrs. lsaacs Il Tay lor.
Sim
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u WARNER & 60.

y WARNER & 60.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE.
EROOWS. BR FSHES, B4SkETS. MATS,
PAINTED TUBS. BUCKETS, ETC.
30 and 3o Commercial Street,
BOSTON.
MANUFACTeRY Al CONCORD, MASS.
jy 1-2m
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nv COwARDIN 4 HAMMERSLrv
LAW AND MEDICAL, CARDS
* - G. ID. WooTTON,
.k-A "a Nrrsx.

60 G. ID. WooTTON,
-. - ~sp.,, 49,. ATTORNEY. At LAW.
RA- Wiil give strict attention to all Legal Bns,
"a. WIN give strict attention to Collecting
aA- WIN sive strict attention to Writing up
Books, Copy ing, sc "'
,RA- Hiil ave strict attention to Writing Deeds,
W .liss Contracts, &c.
having much experience in n variety of publie
ana private business, he feels satisfied in nectjnx
VIVA announcement, that he can give satsjncttnn
hichhend, Va, Office, corner 18TH and Main SITS
K JOHNSON & GusGON. ATTOR-
s'.ea.a s>~a.A NiElS : AT LAW. RfcHSoNp. VA-Prac-
tee IN all the Courts of The city of RICHMOND
and coaaty Of HENRIC0 -
. " " :: UNISON Will practice in the county of
CHESTERFiEID. WIG '"''''' W
oFF5cE-Basem Whg Binding. FramkIin 81.
MARINA NlkE Johnson,
No-in ALIEN b. GtI6ON.
81 At LAW. RlcnMoNp. VfR@iNi.N
he subscribers having enter cd into CO. artnpr-
$hlp IN the practice q! the Law, will say ta their
friends that they viii promptly attend to any bust
held 10 thc CIt oi Richmond and IN the counties Of
henrico, Hanover, King William, Essex and Gsoch-
land.
otllco on Bank street opposite the Court House.
my 2o--3m F. +. 0RVfS''
O. NEYS At Law, Practiee III the Courts
heH IA Richmond Henrco, Goochaud and Han
over
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds.
&C. they are authorized tn take Dispositions A fda-
WITS, Acknowledgements OF Deeds. Powers of Atior-
net. Bils o Sale, &c. to he used recorded IN the
SeEerai states and TERRITORIES OF the Union.
once an Ilth ST., 3d door from Main
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RICHMOND, va, WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1855
THE BuRsIse FoREsrs AT PIXIES PEAK

The BURNING FoREsTs AT PIXIES PEAR
The burning of the pine forests, near Pixies
Peak, and the loss of life thereby, has been
mentioned. A correspondent of the NcwYerk
Express, says:
a gentleman who has Just arrived from the
diggings was compelled to ride several miles
upon a heet animal to avoid the main body Of
the hre, and two or three branches of IL which
ne was compelled TO cross left scars upon his
face which he will wear for weeks lie de-
serines the heat of the burning pines rs terrific
al the distance of several yards, and the smoke
IS SO dense that 1t Is difficult to avoid suffoca
cation. In passing over burnt district he
discovered the biackened, charred bodies of
lhree men, who had lost their lives in the
flames. lhey We're several yards apart, and
were eTidentiy running for a place Of safety
when the fiery death overlook them Their
clothing was completely consumed; their gun
barrels. a case-knife and a quantity of gold
were the only articles found near and there
was no means of Identifying them. An inquest
was held, and the remains went to swell the
scores OF nameless and unmarked graves which
nave already resulted from the Pixies Peak
migration.
Two other corpses We're found in a similar
condition the same night, and likewise COM
mitted, UnFecogniZed, to the earth The whole
number of deaths in the mountains from these
conhagrations is said to exceed twenty In
another direction. twelve miles frcm Denver
TWO skeletons have been found neer Dry Creek
Their guns Were in the vicinity but wolves
had torn the flesh from the bones and deyour-
ed 1T. They are supposed to have been men,
bers of the Georgia company, who were lost
and frozen to death in q snow storm few
weeks since. Last evening, in Aurora. while
searching for an acquaintance / found the
room he had recently occupied empty, and
called at the adjoining tenement to make en-
quiries. As my rap was unanswered raised
the latch and entered. rude pine coffin
resting upon two benches, was the only arti-
Gle the room contained. 1t enclosed the re-
mains of a gentleman named Carr, from Clark
county, KY, who, after 4 short illness, in
which he received but poor attention, died on
Monday. His comrades We're allin the noun
tains. In a few minutes the coffin was lifted
into an oxcart, and taken by two strangers to
the graveyard, where it was buried like the
carcase of q brute, denied even the rites of the
Christian religion and unmois tened by a tear
of utV or affection
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-, pARkE poINDExTua. ArTof

PARkE PoiNDEXTER. ATTOR-
sS>-l-a NEl AT LAW, RICHMOND. VA. will
ties of Chesterfield. powhotan and Amelia
RA-Ohce IN I.lss' s Building, corner OF Main and
Ifth streets. sc 23-ly
49, MEDIC Al CARD have this dav
- associated with me IN the PRACTICE OF
81 RbERG AND MEDICINE. my son. Doctor
ALBERT II. SNEAp. Strict attention will he
pald tn all eases committed To our care. Office on
Grace street between i.h and 9th.
y lin ALBERT SNEAD.
q 80 DR.. ". VI. HAMMOND.
- LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
HFFICE iND RESIUEACE on Sth street be .
tween Grace and Franklin streets. Jy l3-3m'
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y{TM. sATTLER X co..

w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, NARNlSHES AND WINDOW
GLASS. =
BRTSHES.-We received by the late steamer a
large supply of Painters and Artists Brushes of
superior quality TO which We call the attention of
pur customers.
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OK UHDs. New Orleans sUGAR-prime ar
WIN, WALLACE SONS,
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THE LADIES have at last found out that the
place to get ..good bar ans in DRY GOODS
is at JACOB LEWIS. Is Main street. He has al
ways in store a arEe and well selected stock. and
as he is determined To keep up the eputation which
he has had for many years, OF seBs,the cheapest
goods In the city. advise all to 70 to LEVY -
and purchase their supply there, as they cannot
possibly fail to be pleased with his prices.
II gent and Aromatic DENTIFRICE; also, his
celebrated MOUTH WASH, for nfaned and ul-
cerated gums, is for sale by us. These prepara
tons come hishly recommended, and we would ad-
wise a trial by all who may be IN want.
WARING Il PEARCE, Druggists,
Rrna air nh. n
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A LEXaNDER MOTT

n A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
VIII attend regularly to tnf G sales ua5 OF HORSES
MJhES WAGONS; " al ~ tne 1"ase Lot every
Stock intended for sale Will please be entered be-
fore the morning of The sale.
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TOn BALES HA Y--I,B00 bbls Rockland
lOO Lime; loo bbls. Rosendale Cement; 66
bhls. Calc.ned Plaster; X0,000 Sawed Laths; 70
$50 Il. IL wHITLocK 4 son.
WHITELINEN COATS-WHITELIN LINEN
w COATS.-Just received, White Linen Coats
Froeks and Sacks of the latest styles. For sale
low By DARRAC0TT, HARRIS CO.,
No. III Main street.