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v!RG!NlA LIFE INSURANCE
-A COMPANf.-lt appearing that the full
sn2unt Of the capital stock Of this Company ,s sub
scT'ped ios general meeting Of the stock holders
VIII Oe held at the office Of the Merchants' Insur-
arce COMPANY: for the purpose Of organzin9. on
BY order of tho ~ o''N W.
NH 6-l5t CONMISSIONvpo
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MARINE MTEI,LIoENCB.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH u.
High Wassy shis day (T.esdav) OK o'clce3.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Yorktown, FarrBh, New York. mdze
and passengers, Lndlam L Watson. A''A'
Steamer virsinia; Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze
Steamer Belvlde!e, Keene. Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, D. X w. CnrIie.
Schr: Jno. H. Travers, Frank, Baltimore, guano.
s. McGruder's Sons.
Sehr: Eliza Eleanor, Roberts, Baltimore, gusuo.
F. Rufin.
Schr. Mary Eliza. Moorecock, James River,
Schr. z. 4 N. J. Simson. Spruil, James River,
biIlets, Cole l. Co.
Schr. Gecrseanna. Langdon, James River, bll-
let's Cole & Co. "
Schr; VIM. T. Hendren, Layton, York River,
com. Stearns l. Co.
Schr. Geo. Horny. Smith, Norfolk, corn, Stearns
schr. Amazon, Warren, Eastern Shore, oats to
captain "
Schr. D. Herbert. Myers. Norfolk, in ballast.
BELOW ship Alexandria, Capt. BAN, from Liv-
eTpooi, In the river. coming up to City Point.
SAILED,
steamer CITY of Richmond. Mitchell. Philadel-
phIa, mdze. and passengers II. r.. futile.
W. ID. ColQuitt Co,
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TIE X. q. C's.-Ths N. o. Courier, noticing
this organization, estimates it, member at
5000 nsa. 1t says II v preparing 70 ''opsrsts
In the broad Read which civil war has opened
iE Mexico" 4 adds:
Con. Bickley IL Chief
Col Temple And 1nrssoa Ssmpls, are 1t he
81 Louis Hotel; Gen. 0reer. who 10 vol.
xnown . one Of our bravsst voluntssr Colo.
s a.1 Lcn Aissfsstppi daring the recent var,
a. -, tossther with Major Richardson. one Of
Ms.S Ha 'omcers, aud Col II, @. Youne. Of
Rs" %p..s Who commando the First Ten nes:ee
q Csptsin s.o - " Ctiy Hotel while others,
m. .ns .msrsa.a,s'; ospsain CAV. The ws.on on.
msnx &. y q the sTsxas Hom::n snX :t;,l
81 dk S,nsss o. note end oAaracssi are :, ~.
Ia The city, = " "stn private friends
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~ COLDs.-Few are svsre of the i'm poYta,ae
Of Cheering Cough or "CommOn COld'' fl IL ~
stage; that which in the bssinnlng would ylsd t.
Iu.ss s1s:ss;s sSSn :s,ss ;he
Ing Gemalosnt inGredients. ailay PulmonsTy ifri-
talon. nh 0-dStFNk TuE VII
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COLLIERY ExPLOsION.-A terrible accident
occurred in February at a colliery, at Higham.
near Barnsley, England. Fourteen men and
boys were engaged in one Of the workings
when an explosion Of fire-damp, the cause OF
which is not known, took place, killing eleven
OF the golfers, and iDjuring the remaining
three to very serious extent. The colliery is
a very extensive one, in which the seams of
coal are worked, the deepest being two hun
dred and ten yards in depth. 1t was in this
seam that the explosion occurred. It's rather
singular that, contrary to explosions from fire.
camp, no report was heard, the men at the top
not being aware of the matter until the fact
was communicated by the foreman of the low
er gang.
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Hiram P1lCm.--At I1oaieyille. IA L..
Tueedxy, negroes brought higher rrsces ,Han
ever before known. Old snsu beoaeAt q I'm !.
Young men and buys q 500 TO 81 ,Du0, and yCuns
women, without chlldIsa, 6i.Au 70 Sa.VG0 snX
upNasde-au 0elA haaAh
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An Evil Custeua .

The practice Of carrying concealed weanon.
seems 10 BE- on the increase In some OF tn
Western sad border States. II IL said that
in keatacky IL prevails now more thaa for.
merry, and especially among yonne nsa-
Even among oursslyss It Aas net esas alto.
gether into disuss. CsRsaiaiy tAis u 20 IN.
provsnsnt - ~ days Of chtvslsy, vAsa
every esn t'eman carried his sword h ~ a1s
hen di@calsy secsrssA, oallea spoa
ese 'sene 70 Adraw." ssd The aAvsrsaiics
10 settled the c.ntrcveny without any
80. a'erfaSc on either side. Wosld IL not
@s cable, u deadly weapons na.st ~ =. :.
vSIs W. 0so ~ aanecaolo euoto1 ! |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

"a AS the Seasons Change most persons re-
qure to use mild vet effective cathartIc medi-
cine 10 carry on the foul accumulations from the
stomach which. il permitted to reman induce ill.,
ness. WILSON'S HEADACHE PILLS are the
best general family medicine Vow in use Sold nv
FISHER & WINSTON,
nm lz-tt Druggists.
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HIN the report of the proceedings Of the
House OF Delegates the James River and Ka-
wha Canal bill, which passed that body, was
called Mr.. PATRONS bill by mistake That
bill was the work of joint committee of the
House and the Senate The original James
River bill was defeated, and the House pro.
posed to refer the subject to a joint committee.
to which the Senate asserting, the committee
was appointed and the bill framed by it intro
duced. 1t passed the House by decided vote
and was lost in the Senate. The vote reject.
ing it Ia that body was afterwards reconsid.
cred. as our readers know, and the bill laid on
the table under the hope among its friends that
it may be yet passed, slightly amended 1t was
improperly called Mr. PATRONS bill-that
gentleman having a scheme of his own which
he introduced into the Senate on Saturday
widely different from it.
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The House OF Representatives Of Louisiana
on the I'd instant tabled, by vote of nearly
three to one, proposition to remove the sea,
OF government OF that State from Baton Rouge
to New Orleans.
Two stage-struck "daughters Of wealthy
parents in Washington, were arrested on
saturday In an elOpement 10 New York to got
engagements at tho theatres there
Gov. Houston, Of Texas, has pardoned Mr..
Mary Monroe, who was convicted Of the muir
ger OF mary Aoikal Heady, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for six years.
Judge Stump. Of Baltimore. who was i'm.
peachsd by the Maryland Legislature. has
been removed by the Governor, and Judge
krebs appointed in his place.
The Chy Council Of Montgomery, Ala, have
raised the license for retailing lager beer from
500 to $3.50.
The Cecil (Md.) Wing announces the death
of its editor. Palmer q. Ricketts,. ESQ. who
died on Thursday last. = 80
Green pea: are selling in Charleston, =. c., at
81 .25 per half gallon.
A book trade sale will 10 held in Boston
the first week in August
Secretary Floyd 10 in Wytheville, Va.
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MONOPOLY ABoLIsHED.-The Legislature of
New Jersey have passed a law, and it has been
signed by the Governor, which. in effect, does
!oyed by the Camden and Amboy Company
1t leaves some questions to be decided by The
Courts, and II the copstitutionality OF the law
IS sustained, there will, no doubt, soon be com.
peting lines of railroad between New York
and Pennsylvania
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Notice to our Customers and the Pub.
LtC.LHaving closed out our old stock of Goods,
e1e nv damaged sa BY ire we can now be found
of FAMILY GROCERIES, and shall be pleased
TO furnish oar customers as formerly.
ma 12-St GEO. A. HUMIDITY 4 CO
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FATALITY AMONG NEaRORs.-The Milledse.
VILE ida.) Recorder learns that pneumonia
prevails to an alarming extent in Southwest-
ern Georgia. gentleman in the vicinity OF
MliiedgevIlle, who plants in Dougherty coun-
~. has lost fifteen valuable slaves, and that a
neiehbor, with very large force, has lost
nine. The disease attacks them with a severe
chill, followed by high fever, which takes the
patient off in from one to three days. The best
medical attention has not as yet, succeeded in
arreSting it,
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The 0Urilln.


The great object Of sight-seers At present in
New York, il the African Gorilla, q wonder.
iui animal, supposed to be link between the
eurane-outang and the negro. 1t lie only of
late mat the pubic journals have. devoted
much attention to the Gorilla-to his charac-
%r and habits to his extraordinary strength
""u oe1 ,erily, and, above all, to his astonish.
rug 'o'sliigencs. Indeed, it does not seem To
o. satisfactorily ascertained whether the Cso.
nna 10 man or monkey. and upon the vail.
VI nAkhux's Museum, where he il at pre...,
. "a Is flaming placara-. wAss !, \. -,
10 aook At ths grotssqus agurs wAics h ,.,r..
Fa'ed beneath these words, one vo.n :.
SON. .S loss TO answer that intsrrosatory. tAo..s
me sAtsosdsss Of BAnsrn mat s.s.
sspsy-aisss The New Ensiaad fasAioa Of an.
swer,ns one qoestion BY askiae aaotherNvs ~.
was Joyce Hath Who was he Woo,1v 49, 70
"ao was Tie Mermaid We eonm..S 49,
.uoses. - We New York aseiit,onists. H..
before the proper authorities, and set..s -.
ever the question, "What 10 he r,
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A Case Of Wrong.

Inc new York Erenins Post states that a
poor Irish lad, who arrived in New York
from the country, was set upon, robbed and
savagely beaten by two ward politicians
named 0rogan and Tracy. They were arrest.
ed. and procured bail; but the poor lad was
thrown into prison for want of bail to appear
against the robbers, and for eight mon tbs tho
helpless boy lay in Jail, while they flourished
about the streets. Brought up for trial, they
were allowed to plead guilty to simple assault
and battery. thus pretermitting the charge of
highway robbery; and the robbers were SEN
fenced to the penitentiary, one tor ninety and
the other for sixty days. Thus, the poor VIC
tim OF outrage is also the victim of oppression:
T" in other words" says the Post, "while they
are now imprisoned three months for robbine
him, he has already been imprisoned eight
months for being robbed" This Is certainly
a hard case, and il, indeed, exceptional; but it
does not stand alone as an exception. Such
cases do occasionally occur, and yet observes
the Washington Constitution, the system under
which they happen is maintained, because on
the whole, it is believed to be essential to the
ends OF justice. In the same society we hear
OF poor working girls laboring for the merest
Pittance, and getting robbed at that by brutal
employers. The Post and the Tribune might
find employment enough in reforming abuses
Of this kind in their own neighborhood, with
out troubling themselves about the business
Of other people.
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Abolition Humanity.

The n. y. Express says that a negro bow.
about twelve years Of age, came into the En-
press ofnee ON Wednesday night, begging for
the means to get something to appease the
pangs OF hunger. He said he had been to the
Office of q neighboring journal. (probably the
TribH1e,) which is always shedding crocodile
tears for the poor African, but that he was only
shown the door there with 50 kick,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

fAe Legislature. r xlsnstsn si The sessiss.
BosA hsenchMo& ~ 0AnskalAsaama ~.
Ssss1d1kN " Ssft decidsd najoritiss. passed ~
aoluajoaA sxte' ding the ssssiea - - end Of
N 0snss lsu tionAa ssrm, Ape0 ID. Re ne6es.
siV which existed 1hr this sartAee prolonn.
tioa Will b. 1ounA fnlly sAadoWe4 birth asdl
euumerated In ~ message Of Gov. k.rcRnk,
transmitted yesRrday. II will b ueea that
even with the additional number OF days
which have 6een voted to purposes Of hgisM.
ton, the representatives Of the people will b
kept busily employed during the term In dis
posing OF matters Of grave public eoncern.--
The Legislature had previously resolved to
adjourn to-day. The President of the Board
OF Public Works il Of opinion that unless the
bonds Of the State are exemptedfrom taxation,
capitalists will hesitate to invest in State Sc
curitiea and therefore the heavy amount Of
money appropriated for works Of internal i'm.
provement at the present session cannot be OBJ
on the subject 10 asked for.
The bill amending the chnftef OF the James
River and Kanawha company will b consid.
cred to-day in the Senate. The resolutions
concerning the revolutionary claims of Vir.
GINA on the General Government, were laid
on the table. Resolutions were passed In the
Senate, presenting GU uniforms to the Jeffer-
son Guard, Capt. Rowan, for services rendered
at Harper's Ferry. The Senate discussed the
additional section put to the bill concerning
bank redemption in the House. No vote was
had on concurring therein,
In the House, the bill making regulations
licenses was ordered to its en-
grossment. Senate bill imposing additional
penalties on parties convicted of traffickins or
dealing with slaves and free negroes, was
passed So much of the Governors message
~ relates to the James River and Kanawha
Company was referred to the Special Commit.
leo on Internal Improvements. The bill i'm. !
posing taxes for the support Of Government, |
was debated in the House last night
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2 CN0 BUSHELS BRAN.
O,OOV 400 bales HAY.
40 bales CLOVER HAY.
On hand and for sale by

| (MAl BUSHELS BRAN.
a. 49,, .oo bale: Clover HAY.
On hand and for sale By
nh lst. Cor 9Th and dfB srd .,.. on Canal Go;
~: s; :.i B e. ' f.s
and several ass'i Isl ;f;
nun .1N 18th street.
Of !ss RON ' df so sss :%s
% %S 5F Z IL : jEsse
| RkEEDEN FOX'S
Ttaas G shAWi s2PsnsM Snd sgpYsr MAN
lo60 lmh l2-4v,fl 2I7 BROAD STREIT.
CL0VEK SEED.-Il2 bushels street., prime
sale ibg 81 SEED to 0S;s sSn.,.n@sp,s for
INN E-H Corner Cary and Va streets.
I Oar ....,,, M 4 j; q. DOORS ABOVE STU.
complete. and We ask the special sstsntion Of buy
FANS; PORTE: MoNNAIEs: BUCK PURSES;
-; M .:Pss DOLLS; HqsiesY SESvEsn,k .na
visit o% i: ssa.s s :: 'sssf to
- s.ae Iu.hsI: prime SEED OATS. in Dock, and
So s Sc: 81: E sfsAss a BLOW POTATOES
sSS !: 5 sESNf
= NH i9-st AUSTIN l. GENTRY.
VEkY OLD AND choice Brown
Dark and Pale coexAc BR sAHNfbSsY WINE and
For sal. b, wALf 81 s.f 3, stSX anS'.'''
md b:..s CHEESE "a Vss. S:s
SEED OATS, xEED OATS.-S00 bssAels Of
:sl! s.s:is'd u SXsK bS~ Ne ''
NOTICE TO LADIES. -Haviag : large lot
and Chaliiss. iet over from last ssasoa I am osr.
70 sss;:','.g ~ .tSss q rev so:d All .So would
~ ss1, osi Allied Nus "a. .; u HssS s: e. ne
EATkA z; a codss. Crushed. Powdered. Vel
-. - low aad Cps Sugar: M MsSkersi,, IL Kits;
Fl. .s wfes cs .S
leans Mo's''e'; Portland ssias: $;:s!s y
'TSSyx. TnE y!1 .lN XEAsr POW
d ~ se.ah e: y. v. .:.
os,.!; y a ~ IS So; u.s..
A HE :.ss.:. =! ~ =. z i1e.ss
'f2sal'stzSss re- I:s:; =! 8, 6: 81
!. ss :; S'''4' h Salliii rs III Is
|lnlMK .W9sT11N 1T0K :. 6550UE-
4. prs 'Iks va wSIshlAf s q. Ii:Slfiss
Es y. = SdSiaI. XaastfEix,sys "a /
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MUCH SOUGHT AFTER.-The Menard (Ill.)
index tells story Of two SWANS of that place
VINO recently made application to the proper
both applications being made within fl We min
utes OF each other. No. was to be married ON
Tuesday and No. ON THURSDAY.
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THREE AT BIRTH-The wife of Samuel
Whipple, of Scion, Me-, has recently given
birth to two daugh !ers and one son. and the
children and mother were all smart and doing
we'll at last accounts. The three Children
weighed over twenty pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

STREET LOCOMOTIvE.-Mr. Latta Of Gin.
cinnau, famous as the inventor Of the steam
nre-englnc, has contrived locomotive for
street passenger-raiiways, which, upon trial
has proved q complete success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

LARGE HOTEL AT SARAroaA.-Al large hotel
70 % called the Clarendon, is now being built
way, near the new spring. The ground. in.
Guiding the new spring, cost @36 600. and. with
ane building, will involve an outlay of $780,
GoO. The owner OF this property is a Mrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

TIE 8eAeAp MN ko&.
Tne House OF feae4ates recently passed q
oooS<U0Uuo - VoUHumx1QUNs
RseSAptaon law Of the iast i<gis,atase ~A1cA
required ths Inter- BasAe ahA hrAnsAs ID
redeem thtefr sssuG3A uss1Aaa named citsss 81
per CENT 0tseouat with specle The Senate
afdeseied the House bill ~ striking out and
Msertiag In Hen of the repeal provision IA.
thortxine the depositinG OF The public moneys
In such Banks nearest to the localities where
they may BE- collected a. the Governor may
designate, the said Ranks agreeing to transfer
thu amounts deposited to points Indicated by
the Treasurer fire. OF cost. Thus amended and
shorn of its repeating force tho hill was re.
turned to the HOUSE. In that body on Salur-
day the bill was amended by adding 70 1t what
the Senate had rejected. The Senate now has
the bill again before d. and will again haye to
decide the question Of repeating the only valu.
able and important feature Of the REDEEM D lion
Law.
Should the Senate recede from Its position
end concur with the House, the legislature
Will have done . very unwise thing. They
will have given the people In lieu Of the mea-
sure they repeal, nothing to secure them
against excessive Bank Issues and practical
~ irredeemable currency. Much inconve.
nience and injury would be the coneeq uence
There would be a larger amount of Bank paper
convertible only at a heavy discount than we
ever had, and exchange will resume its fine
t"ations from u to ~ per cent. premium,
which will be saddled upon people who use
the Bank paper. yet greater evil would
be the unsteadiness in money matters
the greater irregularity in discounts-the
extending the line Unfortunately at one time
and the rapid curnilment of it under
pressure which would follow sooner or later. |
There are evils always flowing from Bank
circulation not promptly convertible, and, |
since we have more Banks in Virginia than |
we ever had, Of course the evils would now |
be greater than heretofore. The Redemption |
Law affords great protection against them. |
Repeal that and we would have little that re- |
'embled specie payments or promptly con-
1ertible currency. With checks payable in
and notes of secluded "rural BaIks."
which would be paid when y on fl nd the Bank,
Ne could certainly not be able to boast of
Sank note circulation "easily convertible'-
We hope the Senate will adhere to it's posi.
ion or, At all events, they will not think Of
living up the security we have, unless it BE-
o substitute another safeguard not less eff
lent
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IL FINE CATTLE CoMING-A few days
since there passed through New Hope, Angus.
Ia, destined for this city, 4 lot of remarkably
fine beeves. They belonged to Mai. JAMES
WALKER, who will soon send another lot
equally nne. These beeves do honor to the Val.
ley, and will soon dignity the boards of Rich
mond, through their noble representative. 81,
LOiN
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Ia. PsweRs' GalIesy.-Hsviug heard that
report 10 being circulated throush the CITY, Il sup
that had r.isea my prices for Pictures, this [
deny. and take this method to say to the pub
CURES than ever. Respectfully,
NH B-3t" +. NJ. POW ERS, Isl Main ut.
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u E NJ o V A l..

w. :. & G. DOMAIN,
IMPORTERS AND pKALERsIN
FINE AND HEAVY HARDWARE, CUTLERY.
SADDLERY. AND GUNS,
RICHMOND, I'd,
Have removed from No. 10 Pearl street, to their
NEW lkON FRONT WAREHOUSE, on GOV
EkNOk STREET. near Main, where thew NAV
be found by their friends and customers in fu-
ture. ia :"
BY various arrivals from England, and from
mnnulacturerg at home, We are in possession Of a
iull and complete stock cf all the articles in our
line, which have heen selected with much care
purchased from the manufacturers direct with
especial reference to the wants of the Virginia
North Carolina, and Tennessee trade and which
we offer at prices as low rs any regular house
whatever. ~
Our new store is situated in the heart Of the city,
equal distance from the various hotels and in liz
eTectI n We have spare neither In Dor nor pense
IN rendering It as convenient and perfect in its ar
rangements az any hard~ are establishment i'm the
country: and we do not doubt customers will find
It one OF the most cheerful pleasant and comfor-
they have ever visited.
we beg leave To tender to our friends our CRATE
iu thanks for the liberal patronage extended TO us
Ior many years past, assuring them that we vii,
endeavor, by every means in our power, to merit
a continuance of their favor and confidence
w. D. l. q. DOMAIN
New Iron Front Block, Governor street
OIdoTs Will receive our prompt and careful at
tehtiOn. NH 2-dl2tcw1tt
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MARRIEln

5{HS
;l;1 &: ;sl ~. re- NJ e;
Hs+ t.ssvAl viii tAxy YlesA tAe tfussdey, morn
ing, at u O'Clock, FROM tho rsaidence or her son
Jasnes Phiripe. ON Clay street. between Brpoks
Avenue and Monroe street. Her friends and Ac-
suantances. and those Of her sons, are invited t6
attend.
On Monday, Mrs, MARIA i; STEWART in her
The friends aid acqnaIitances Of the family are
requested TO attend her funeral thus evening, at
street, near the Central depot.
On Sunday morning. It 81 o'clock. after brief
of his age -
HIS funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, on Catherine street. TO- morrow lTussday)
tancss Of the family are respectfully invited to a.
teno. It
WIN McELFRESh, aged Is years. adortSd Gid
OF Edwin and Mary c. Needs.
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L1ST1 On Saturd., az
ca R RlUcf q W az street, IA laa,, st5 4
49, tached. A. liberal revsrr nV VttI|
its return tn this Office. '''"'o WA "a,
~. STkAYED OR sra, ): =
A re .;as corner . of % and Brss =,
are about six months Old. One , ~ .oss
sa,i and black month. and the oths, sss
shI Le snost q ~ a. and white mouth Wy,
NH l2-2t* Cnrr., a,"h WEI
OST-On Saturday. on Main St. wv
w. ~ samuel NJ; Price \ Co. and Kss .ss' 3, ~
, W,nliIams, TICKET ROCK. eent,S n,S'
ward Il left at this office. p'' a'lss1
mn I2-2ts Ju ,,
OUND-By lad. and s,opped :, =.
4 Bartholomew, a fine COLI pEyemsss'
owner OF the same will call AZ nj, .,a nseih
w j. BARTHOLOMEW. Ws,onn
mh N Mex door to Msssrs. Kent. f slns I.
:. Nsln a,l