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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

For seducing Miss Christie, of st. Mary's
c. w. under circumstances OF an aggravated
character, Weir, the railroad contractor, has
paid @5a.O o0 as compromise to her friends tc
avoid prosecution. .-..r
A fire at Mount Clemens. Ind, Monday night
destroyed the Empire House and several adj
Joining buildings, composing nearly the entire
block on the west side of the public square,
Loss SIS 600; insured for $4,000.
In Binghampton, N. Y, last Wednesday, q
little bow, eight years old, was dangerously
poisoned from eating cake crusted with color.
ed sugar. containing arsenic.
Twelve hundred male and lag female prison.
ers are now confined in the State prison OF
New York at Sing Sing. This is the highest
number ever within lis walls.
has resolved in favor Of Hon. John M. Bolts
for President, and Tom Corwin, OF Ohio, for
Vice President.
Cardinal Antonelli has presented to Mrs.
Stockton, wife of the u. 8. Minister At Rome
q handsome mosaic table, representing the Ro-
man forum.
Blondin is getting his tight rope ready at
Niagara Falls for the summer season, and
hopes to have the Prince Of Wales among his
spectators.
q. f. Train, of Boston, and Hiram Fuller,
Of Philadelphia, arc said to be about to pub
lish In Paris . frse-trade Louis Napoleon pa
per.
1t is proposed in Germany to ut out an ex-
petition In search Of the African explorer, DR..
Vogsl, under tbs auspices Of the German Diet.
Maria de Conception Is tho principal ofabout
40 dtmerent names Of the daughter Of Queen
Asaoeaias horn December g, 1880
John a. Warrington u preparing TO remove
81 =. Aonnt Vernon 70 his nav estate about
a donation Of 100000 francs has recentlv
usen iofwerded 70 the Pops by several iadiess
" rsrn. ~ magnificent golden vase.
Capt. Dslylgne, ths iirst Isyentor 81 ,,.,cc.-
s,on lock-, has ma pension q com frsrcs
eonserrsd npes him BY Napolson III.
The last leves hsid BY Qusen yiotorta ~.
eeea pronounced - lhiinTs" 81 sas Iosao ~,
pres. sS - -
The waters d ths Pacfac ocesa. a,onr ~.
COAST have hen discovered 70 scon }Sin 81 -.
preclaAae Quantify u boyaie acid.
81 u OasstAas -. Shaw divexcs GO. ~
dsJence hevs got u SOME very dAlnaetnx oyi.
deposb endoa Nen6av Eeetod. -.
On 6anday - nosnassstone u ~ church
ofAk Fnnels xayiee was Md O. O(neiaaafi s.
james Brooks, eiitoref ~ Neg York FL.
e:ss ~ gose y Nsw Qr'ssss for "pleas,
4 ss5Es ssxd IS Ss |sssz sssa4x
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The LEGISLATURE.

The Senate yesterday passed, among other
bills, the following: Incorporating the Kappa
hammock and West Point Railroad Company
| Incorporating the Lynchburg Athen;aum in
| cooperating the Richmond Woollen Com pan v
establishing Branch Bank in Abingdon and
Incorporating the Alexandria, Washington
Georgetown and Baltimore Navigation Com.
pany. House bills authorizing the sale of free
! negroes into slavery, who are sentenced to re-
ceive certain punishments and imprisonment
| and for the better organization of the militia
| of the Commonwealth, were also passed. Sew.
eral important bills were laid on the table
| The bills Incorporating the Wheeling Rail.
! road Bridge Company and Holidays Cove
Railroad Company, will be considered to-day.
Wr. AUGUST reported a bill to incorporate the
Richmond Water Power Company. House
bilf au thoriZiug the Common Council Of Pc
tersburg to subscribe to the Blacks and Whites
Branch of the Sou ia Side Railroad passed the
Senate, and it adio a rned after adopting reso-
ton for night meetings during the remainder
of the session.. Las s.lxis.a number Of bills
:, sn1a from the House, were taken up and dis
posed of.
! In the House a number lof local bills were
acted on. An Executive communication
t. ansnitted to the House, states the otal
ex pense of guarding Stevens and Hazlett till
! the day of their execution, from LIST of Janua
~ inclusive to be S7,32043. The House con.
.'irmed the decision of the Auditing Board O.
H. >rper's Ferry expense adverse to paying the
s9th Regiment of militia who were ordered te
hold themselves in readiness, but performed
no ACT val service. Senate amendments tc
House hi u, appropriating $4,000, 10 pay bal.
ance of in4' ebtedness on account of the Har.
per,s Ferry affair, were concurred in. The
Senate amen, @ments increased the amour,
OF the bill $1,000. A long debate sprung up
on the resolution, sometime since offered, re-
latiye to a settleme. 1t with SELDEN, WITHERs
Il Co., late agents OF the State. No satsfac-
tory solution of the a dair was arrived at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PHILADELPHIA-
In another part of the paper will be found IN
account of the capture and examination of a
slave, a fugitive from citizen of Virginia.
The ] Judge decided in favor OF the master, but
the telegraph last night info rms us that a riot
had occurred, and that a hadess corpus had been
gotten GU, by the negro's friends.
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-. The Skin.-No part Of our physical
organization is more worthy of careful attention
than the Skin. Its delicate structure and mechan
render it sensitive TO the slis htest obStrucio
whether arising from the Inflammation consequent
upon sunburn, or from the pores being partially
closed by dust, or by the SKIN being cracked and
dried bv changing air and wind BURNETT'S
KALLISTON is prepared expressly to remove all
these unpleasant conditions, and the result of its
use is a perfectly healthy action. and q softness
and oveliness of texture that health alone will in
dnce. Prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT 4 Co
BdAoa IrareHer.
For sale by JAS p. DUVAL. Druggist,
NH c9-ts Corner of Nam and 10th streets.
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VESSEL FoUNRERED AT SEA.--The schooner
Cairn, of two hundred and eighty tons bur-
then, from Minatitlan for Liverpool, with a
cargo Of mahogany, foundered at sea ON the
18th inst, on Cape Carneval. coast Of Florida.
The officers and crew took to their boats, and
succeeded in reaching St. Augustine They
arrived here on Saturday in the steamer st.
Marys
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Ga Beautiful Teeth-Perfumed Breath
From the cradle to the grave no IneHhar"t our
PAIN than our teeth. large. assure of which we
owe 70 onr own IMP. ndIelce and carelessness.
rests Decay. relieves Toothache. restores the
t1u,ns to a healthy condition imparting a delight
fui perfume to the Breath. Recommended by Drs.
PLEAsANTs, HUDSON, &c. Richmond, and Dentists
everywhere. For sale by all Druggists
NH 29-3t*
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Nexican Affairs.

II is greatly to be desired that Congress
should forbear to debate the - Niger ues tom
for y day or two, at least, and pay some little
attention to our relations with Mexico. At
present, we seem to be fast drifting into war
with that country. IT, in fact, war has not al
ready actually commenced. If MIRAMoN shall
have been successful at Vera Cruz, he will
have established his government over that of
JuAREz, and then he will be directly re-
sponsible for the outrages committed upon
American citizens by his orders. His party
have everywhere subjected the Americans to
every species of insult, TO say nothing Of yio-
lence and spoiiation. Not the slightest atten.
ton has been paid by them to the diplomatic
character Of any of orr representatives. At
the city OF Mexico, both Consul and Minister
felt their situation SO embarrassing that they
closed their offices. The government Of JUA.
Rxz, OF course. disavows all these acts. But
should MIRANoN be successful In displacing
it, he will be directly responsible At any
rate, let who may be At the head Of affairs, it il
time that these offences should be atoned for,
1t seems to be evident tina. Spain is implica.
ted In the late AFFAIR Of the two steamers which,
were captured by the Saratoga. Tits said that
she has signed treaty with MIRAxos. nv
virtue OF which, We presume. the steamers
were fitted ont at Havana They cleared at
Havana - Spanish ships, sailed ont Of port
under the Spanish flag. and did not hoist the
Mexican colors until fairly q sea. On their
passage they passed the Spanish mall steamer
from Vera Crus. and all haads nave cheers
Tor MsaAsacu. Thsss circnmsaancss strongly
indicate ~ sonpliety u spain In the trsns.
action eed u Il can ~ proved, Ne shoulA
think our dovsrnment would b sompeiled
either e tate notiee Of 4. or 10 ahandon, once
for al, what II known o. the " MoAao1 Doc.
tfine." II Is hardly possible 70 oopeelye /
moro direct Intervention than this would
amount TO- We hardly know what rnotiv,
could hare prompted Spain, unless II b .
general ayesytoa % this eountry, and jeal
oasy 81 ~ progrsss.
LII ~ stats of To go - what e may, IT,
ssiasions Of the two eopAtsias ~ II = mos
Critical condition, ard e Y tims hat Oopgrss,
NeFe peylag soms asssatieu 70 tAem.
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IA BARNuM's LAST SPEECH.-Speaking of the
financial difficulties. from which he has at length
nights since, the great Snowman said: ii needed
the dsclpline that this tripulation has given me.
other apparent evils was only blessing IN dis
guise.' Indeed, may mention passamt that the
very clock factory that built IN Bridgeport. for
that city, has been purchased and quadrupled in
size by the Wheeler w ilson Sewing Machine
Company, and is now flied with Intelligent New
England mechanics. whose families add two thou
sand to the population, and who are dong great
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VISITING MILITARY.-TheI Iy nchburg Va
Home Guard have held a mseung and deter
mined, 60 members can 60. to visit Richmond
on the 18th prox. The Farmville Guard, l. is
stated, have determined to attend the inaugu-
ration.
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ARREST FOR FoRGERY.-Nat. NJ. Dudley,
lawy er of Smythe county, Va, was arrested
last week at Jeffersonville, Va, charged with
forging papers, to obtain a land warrant.
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"a The great drawback to persons emf
grating to the extreme South and Western coun-
try, is the fear they have OF the lever and ague-
hear Of persons attacked by this disease and made
helpless IN short time. without any means Of af-
fordlng relief In view of the great demand for a
remedy, Pr. HosrETrkR has presented his ceIe-
brated "Bitters.' whose curative powers for all
diseases of the stomach have been universally ac-
know edged. The ''Bitters,' prepared after q long
experience and deep study. have received the en-
as all classes, from every part Of the country To
those who doubt their many virtues all we can say
IS to try them, and judge for themselves, respec-
tiveiv.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where. NH 26-lm
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"a Double r efimed Steam Candies.-My
Factory is complete, and by far the largest es
Enlistment of the kind South of Philadelphia,
which enables me TO offer to the trade Of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
IA also the city grocers, article of city made.
Steam Refined Crushed Sugar Candy, warranted
to stand in any climate. much below the Northern
price for an article of Ike andard.
MI stock of Confectionery, Fruits, and Cigars
is unsurpassed as to quality or prices. After look
ing around. give me call. and then determine
who has the hest goods. ~ the lowest prices.
LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX,6 Story Building.
NH 29-lEl No 50 " am st.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.


FOR HIRE OR SALE We have from the
country, \ LIKELY MAN and his WIFE. who
will be hired for the balance of the year or sold
privately. Also, good HOUSE GIRL, II or Is
years Of age, who will be hired by the month.
COOKE x CLOSE.
Insurance and Collecting Agents. l4h st.,
NH TITS Exchange Hotel Building.
FOR H'RE.-A WOMAN from the country.
WASHER and fR0NER. No sncum nI%s Se eS.
eept her husband, who is also for hireea good
NH 1-3t Near Exchange Hotel. 14th street.
FOR HlR =. Several plain COOKS. WASH
I Frs and IRON Els, and also a good MAN
COOK, suitable either for z restaurant or hotel
Apply to VIM. $. PHILLIPS,
NH 27-3t On 18TH tetw. Main and Bank sta
Tor HiRE.-For the balance Of the wear, a
1 MAN, accustomed to working in Tobacco
Factory; also. GIRL, IL or IL years of age.
COOKE K CLOSE,
Insurance and Collecting Agents. 18th ST.,
NH 2i-lw Exchange Hotel Building.
0STLER AND DRIVER FOR HIRE
- We have, from the country, q very good
age. Apply Immediately to
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAY,
NH 23-tf 18th st., between Main and Cary,
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ma WE CALL the attention OF cur readers to the
notice in columns of the Rotating Harrow that
is to be exhibited this p NJ on Charles B. Will
ams' farm, and trust that all interested in agri-
culture ami valuable agricultural implements will
attend.
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esS NOTfCE.-The annual meeting Of
fI>1A the BANk OF THE COM NJ o n :
WEALTH will be held at their Banking House in
this city. on the second WEDNESDAY in April,
tthe 18th prox.} at II O'clock ]. B. MORTON.
NH 36-tllA Cashier
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n SPRING SUPPLN or
BOOTS, SHOES, TR UNKS, r.. E
r,. Ell |
W. P. w. TAYLOR.

Thankful for the PATRONAGE 80 Ihs,,,
slowed, would again call the attention ~
customers and the public generally 10 h, =
:ortment OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRrYS,
adjustment IN the city. selected with car, is,s.
retail trade of Virginia. and embiac ns ever ~,
now III vogue. '"'
Caters, with heels and without Lsdls. n.
Slippers, Kid and Morocco; Ladies Hss Vm~a
Boots, thin aud thick soies: LADIES' Leaf.
Bootees. heeied and without heels; Misses Ma
rocco and Goat iiaotees, hseled aud plan Nas.
Heel Slippers: all kinds Of Chlidren's Cs,sr, ~
Morocco ard Leather Boo,ees; Gentlemen, ,t
Boys Boots. Congress eaters, Oxford Ties. /,
Servants Shoes of every style and mic, Al
kinds Of work made tn order att sbor,est no,ss
call is requested from NIL in want OF rs,,
good articles at 2I9 Broad 81. Richmond, Va
W. 7. ", TAYLOR
N. B.-A complete assortment Of ladies IA
Gentlemen's Trunks constantly on hand.
f,h 9p-Et ~
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rs PHOTOGRAPHS and Ambrotypes surpassed by
none in the world. from the sma!les: up to lie
those executed at REEs' Mammoth Gallery, IA
Nam street. Copies taken from old Daguerreo-
types and Ambrotypes, enlarged to any desired
rs cents to $50. NH Its
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"A. Rurnett's Superior Extracts, for flavor
ing CUSTARDS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAMS, JELLItS, SAUCES, 30, TO-, (pre-
pared from Fruits of the best quality, and highly
cOncentrAteG)
The attention of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
named Extracts. They have all the freshness and
favor of the delicate fruits from which they are
prepared, and are less expensive; Try thsm:
l. WINSTON and w. l.. WARING, and at retail
by traders generally. fe 25-3m"
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EA. Samuel M. Price Il Co..

IA. Samuel M. Price Il Co..
l57 MAIN STREET,
Are opening this morning further supplies of
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, consist
ing of
Handsome SILKS, BEREGES and ORGANIZES
Beautiful BEREGE ANGLAIS ROBES, of the
latest styles.
Elegant BEREGE and ORGANIZE ROBES
New SILK MANTLES.
French LACE MANTLES, of the latest stylas
and at the lowest prices.
DUST ERs. in great variety, among which may be
found FULL SUITS, Including DRESS ard
MANTLE. something entirely new.
HOOP SKIRTS, the last novelty and the best of
the season.
We will open in few days tof which due notice
Will be giyen,) An assortment of REAL THREAD
MANTLES and POINTS, Of THE VERY LAT
EST importations. NH l9-2wt2p)
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IA St. Nicholas Saloon,

"a. St. Nicholas Saloon,
MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The st. Nicholas Saloon, second tn n)Dbther es-
adjustment IN the State, Is constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
FRUITS, NUTS, etc.,
which will be sold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
on the mOst satisfactory TERMS
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
inc the large and well selected stock, which il be-
Ing constantly added to, before purchasing else
where.
cEHMs ana IsnG ..c n ian
ANDREW ANTONI,
Manufacturer Of Double Refined Candies. and
NH 6-lmif Wholesale Dealer in FOretsn Fruits.
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Dr. Beck, wealthy citizen Of Santa Fe, was
lately killed by II. O'Neill, who acted In self
defence
MIR. CLARK, of Maine, has been appoin ted by
Mr. Faulkner second secretary of legation At
Paris pro .em., In place Of Mr.. Wilbor, recall.
ed.
A man named Byres, Of Mercer county. Va,
has beer arrested for killing another named
Farley.
"Corsett,- race mare of celebrity in other
days, died at Nashville, Tenn, on the 9th
inst.
Col. H. S. Nude, for many years we'll
known hotel proprietor in New Orleans, died
on the cath inst.
DIR. McNealy DuBose. of Clarendon district,
s. c., was found assassinated in his field on
Friday last.
Madame Anna Bishop sung in Galveston,
Texas, on the 10th inst
The fig trees in the neighborhood of Nachi-
toches, La, are all whitening.
There was snow in Wheeling, Va, Satur-
day
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nSilks sacrificed.
NDOTHsR
ELEGAN DRESS GOODSi

ASilks Sacrificed! .
ELE CANT DRESS GOODS!
Embracing the
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN,
At unprecedented prices, bringing them within the
reach Of all.
WATKINS & FICKI.GN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DFfLERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DIsss GOODS,
l59 Niaim Street, e
Are now receiving and opening he:Esecond sup
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
Many of which have been purchased at the auction
sales In New DIRK duri ng the past week. at which
the prices We're lower than ever known before. In
DRESS GOODS.
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLES,
SHAWLS EMBROIDERIES,
ITI HHSTsE FURNISHING GOODS.
Either by Wholesale or retail they prepared to
offer inducements HITHERTO uNEQUALIKD.
WATKINS & FiCKLEN's
OPE MING OF SILKS!
ON TUESDAY MORNING, THE 2DrH INST.
We sba II he prepared to exhibit an UNR!vALLED
STOCK of SILKS of the choicest sty les, at aston
lshing prices. 49,
"a. On " WEDNESDAY morning. the 2lst, we will
EXHIBIT our splendid stock of FRENCH LACE.
DAMASlE, PUSHER and REAL LACE MAN
TIES; Silk do and new DuSTERS-sone the
real lace, very elegant. Imh l9-l2tI ". F.
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z1U0H0GHugTo.
a AeK An DALL
zHags} syaS 4: e .!;::..
.;s. ;:s : (: r.;
sh!s'i rs s'st's'' wv ,. &s m,sssA''''
Chss Hunt. ID MURPHY,
Dr.. Jackson, p Cummins.
Bill Bartholomew,
l.. l.. LAcY-- Floor MANAGER.
nh % St F. B. COAN, Propristor.
"A GRAND BALL
Or Wy,,E 1.;:s r. LA Ho'!usE.
=, Inc proprietor respectfully announces: 20 his
tKfDlI MARCH sorH
me CotiiIon Band has been engaged for the
cADMIssIoN .Gen.lsm.n and Lady, sisO;
'snssmas alone g p sEPskk TeS'qFsS
or" 81 y 4 M : Il 8 a STREET.
BETWEEN i Rlc AM SS1,. VA,
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday Evenings,
at LIZ O'Clock.
iN NJ II Turner ASSOCIATION
RESPECTFULLY cali the attention Of the Young Men
LAc e !" sft .n ana hs Hah nsd
The exercises will Re conducted by Messrs.
KEMPE ANA sCHOTT, assisted by competent
lea ESsM.-p., .ss.;o, 81 ~; no,,s. g.. .;,.,.
month, So, tHraYtnbiy in advance.
Ali deslrous to join invited to call and wit
ness the exercises. NH 27-2w|
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B FL full por1lculars Qf the opefations OF the
stsam flrs engine yeseerday evening, sss orr
local columns. We do not know how hight
threw the water, but we saw star overhead
Aehort timehsfore operations wese commenced,
and did not - Il afterwards. We are not to
be understood, however, ~ intimating that
"the squirt" put out the star. When ALEX
AMBER II. gets that machine, he need not fear
to see the Winter Palace burnt over his head,
~ his father "of glorious memory" did before
him.
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GAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
~ GOVERNOR ST.. RICHMOND
| MEMBERS OF THE SENATE AND
WI HOUSE OF DELEGATES

NJ EMBERS OF THE SENATE AND
WI HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
CAN FIND AT
WEST Il JOHNSTONS
Book and Stationery Store.
The largest and best selected stock of LAW,
CULTURAL. CLASSICAL, JUVENILE and
MlSCELLANEOU BOOKS, and at much lower
prices than can be found in Virginia. Also, WRIT
ING PAPERS, Of both Foreign and America an
manufacture.
N. B.-Members, by sending their Pubic Docu-
ments, &c, &c, to US, will have them carefully
packed and sent to any point, according to dIrec-
ton. WEST & JOHNSTON,
+ Publishers. Booksellers and Stationers,
NH 29-t las Main street.
TOBACCO BOX LUMBER, SHINGLES,
i AND PAILINGS.-
seasoned.
go coo No: 1SHINGLEs, heart.
COCO - sap.
10000 f.: / inch, III, u. and inches, WHITE
1900 feet HEMLOCK JOIsT and sCANT-
LING.
10000 PAlLlNGS. pointed.
22O.0Oo Sawed LATHES.
In yard, and tor sale on accommodating terms, by
JAMES F. GUM,
NH 29-3t Yard corner 18th and Cary SITS.
u II 4 Z ID Z y l. FOX,
d BROAD STREET.
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~ riANO NEW ARalvAls.
mH7 The mhscribsrs have zen 80
c,h.,.., ~ ,rasIs extensive additions y -
PIANO FORT r. s,,,.or,se
and havc NOW IN their va sreonis "a tssass|
As large as can be seen IN nios-
North. IN, DrNEH
These instruments are . 20 y! m ,apyls i
and are not sent ION sale ~ SOU snj h, "a
are purchased by US exc tS.yes ,.ss the ass
Thus obtaining every tar advsn,a ,' ira mos,
hers are enabled to oiisf them upnn man Asys
raj terms. Indeed. shrewd bus,nss "a narsssss 4
ter visiting the North. returned az. 40 no esss
us. csNddly owning that the, eoaiu Led fos1 2
They have Tor sale the owes. Al sts,. .
strumert IN sSie, tn the most elessna
of which will he shown with pleasure
They have also for sale
PIANO STOOLS. piano c0Yts'
and large stock ofr,,rcr,oN BOOKS,
MUSIC and fNsIktCiioH
for tho Piano Forte aud eats,,o CO.
JAMES wo0Dho..db ,sr.sr.s
Booksellers, stssloheirs , as AID N.'f !
NH GIT 2ri fisn' ~ ...,.,ns % a.
NSrRiNG MILLINERY So"'' l&
(HV MISS X. LYON. .,. al ~
us Broad STREE, ere, "a
Suesis f1iE, her sRsl'
In daily receiving and opor.sss u ssw
f.tIO M which size would he PlsSsss." al ~ q
ladies and her customers, senSi"'
anime COUNTRY MERcHAs.il.s,, l.aas
Can be assured Of gettins ,. ae,,.n,Ialh
the latest sty los aud the r asa''"' Il
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koAA u. 5. N. STEAMSHIP JANE,

e.caA u. =. VI. STEAMSHIP yANyI
2iEfN TOWN. FOR NEW Y0RK,-T,
ss51ssEsse AM ESrUWN, Capt. Thos Sssyn
will leave here at 4 O'clock 2. NJ, FRIDAY
the 3Oth inst.
Excursion tickets issued 10 90 and return BIZ eta
er Of the steamers. State room and meals inc sts
for the very low price of SIS.
Passage to New York only Meals and shs.
room Included.) $40. Steerare passage S.
Passage to Norfolk same as b, the river tNs,
FIaight receyed TO-DAY, THU RepAY, n 4,
TO the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ! RlDAY, "a
sufnc,ency be received prior to- that hour.
CoDSIEnees are requested 10 send for their ss0i
o-day.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates ss
forwarded " th dispatch.
Tickets ana Bertns secured at our ofee.Ha
board the steamer.
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