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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

TYPOGRAPHICAL The Petersburg Typo
graphical Society, at its meeting last Saturday
night, severed its connection with the Ma
tional Typographical Union. The name of
the Society was also changed to that of"War
rock Typographical Society" in honor of the
memory of the late John Worrock, of this
citv
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COULDN'T STAND THE NAxE-lt is known
here that Col. w. G.. Bonner very generously
loaned his servant man, Abraln, to Lieut.
Geo. Williamson, to attend him to the wars
spected in his place and indis pen sable at Terp-
schoreau entertainments, as skiliful dra wer
OF the bow; besides, is endowed with laud-
able self-respeet. While Abram was attend
New Orleans, his fine appearance attracted
the notice OF gentleman, who accosted him
with the ques ton, Whats your name ~
Abram replied, "that his name was Pete
lie had changed 1t hisseif; he had been look
ing for Gov Moore to git him to change it,
but he couldn't find him. He wern't wine
TO be named like old Abe Linknm." Good for
Abram. Gazette.
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MONEY MATTERS IN CHICAGO. The Bank
Commissioners have made a call for addition
al securities on fifty two Banks ,,having n cir
cnlation of IS, 000. 900 secured by 81 300 900 OF
Northern, So, 00O, 900 of Border State, and
$500, 900 of Seeded State stock The call
gives the Banks till the LIST of June to make
up the deficit
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FLORA TEMPLE AND PRINCES. The great
trial of speed between these beautiful animals
took place on Tuesday, al the Fash Course,
j.. |. The trot was to wagons, for a stake Of
$500, mile heats, the best tiree in five, and
was won by Flora in the first three heats -
2t-2;3i4-2:34 Only about 1000
persons We're present.
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SUMMER RESORTS
For other "s,tmner EeSorts'' see FIR, paa.
-. 4 HEALING SPRINGS,
'AY BATH COUNTY

A-A HEALING SPRINGS,
yeAY BATH COUNTY. VA
4G8l This celebrated Watering place is now
"Ys.i - .he reception of visitors The establish
eu reputation OF the water III tbs following dis
eases Is too vel! known to need an ything more
than simple notice OF and our being prepared 10
receive boarders, viz Dyspepsia, chronic Diar-
rnea and Dysentery, hhs nmatisID, knlarg ed
rios rate, Bronchial Affections, phi ha Disea es
oil the Bladder and Kidneys. Paralysis, Uzrena,
Loss oi Voice, Female Diseases, Diseases of the
Eyes, and al Nervous Affections &c.
TO persons desiring retirement nd fine brac-
ing atmosphere, the HEALING SPRINGS otter
peculiar attractions. They are situated IniI es
from the Warm and hi es from the Hot Springs.
anu 70 miles from MiIboro Depot, III the Virgil Ia
central Railroad, from which there Is q daily
mali and nEe line OF Coaches, nich passes on
70 the White sulphur and sweet springs. For
luther particulars, address
Je 4--4w PORTER 4 ERWIN prourisfors
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PROBABLE FATAL CAsUALTY.-One OF the
Greenviiie Guards, from Greenville, Ala. re-
ceived Il very serious, if not fatal injury
while on the train this morning. He was in
the hindmost car, and the train was in mo-
ton about a mile from La Grange, near the
water tank. He had his head and part of his
body out of the window, and was waving his
handkerchief To some ladies, when his head
just above and behind the ear, struck the pipe
OF the tank, fracturing the skull He was
brought to Newman, and left there in charge
of physicians. The wound is a dangerous
one, and it is probable that by this time he is
dead. We did not learn his name-Atlauta
(fsa } Commonwealth 29th
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SERIOUS AFFRAY. "A fight occurred on the
2sth ult., at the corner of Annuncia ton and
Ihalia streets, New Orleans, between James
Brennan and John Kelly, in which James
Brennan was very dangerously wounded by a
cut in the small of his back
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:3nO BBLs 70 CSMMON WHIsKEY, GIN
l,uoo SACKS Liverpool fine SALT
loo sacks q. A. SALT.
400 bbis. Extra G., B, Crushed, Powdered
Granui lated and Cracked LOAF SUGAR
so bbls. low grade BROWN SUGAR
100 bbls Golden sYkUY.
2O5 bills. Nos. i, ard MACkEREL.
% hhds. SHOULDERS and SIDES.
15o packages superior Green and Black TEA.
80 boxes Adama ntine, ferafne and Tallow
CANDLES.
100 boxes Colgate's, Defensive, Brown and
Fancy SOAP.
10 bbls. Peach BRAN DY; extra Il ne quality
81 oois Virginia Apple BRANDY ; > years
old.
80 casks Port, Madeira aud Malaga WINE.
20 packages choice BUTTER.
200 dozen BUCKETS and BRO0MS.
loo bags Rio and Lagusyra COFFEE.
$4,000 imported Principe CIGARS.
Manufactured TOBACCO; various brands. g
200 bbls Rye WHISKY, some very choics.
$50 bbls. FLOUR-fine, superfne, Extra
and Family.
80 casks very fne Cograc BRANDY.
200 dozen LINES antCokDs; various kinds.
Ground Coffee Spice, Pepper, Wash Boards,
Matches, Tubs, Baskets, Lard, German Bitters,
Fig Blue, Mustard, Nutmegs, Wrapping and
Writing Paper, Clothes Pins, Irish Potatoes
Pickles, Vinegar, Shoe Tacks Shot, Rum, Hoi :
land Gin, Shoe Brushes, and everything else in
our line; for sale by
lie s. 81 VIM Il JONES x co
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APPOINTED OoLoxgL.--Gen. A. q. Moore,
q Wytheviile, Va, received the appointment
Of Colonel On Wednesday last, with insiruc-
burg.
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GROCERIES,. Sc.

SUGAk, MOLASSES, &c.
20 bids. CUBA SUGAR, per barque d. G..
Pierce.
loo pb,s. N. o. and SYRUP MOLASsES.
% bb!s. LEAF LARD.
~ bbls. REFINED SUGARS
loo cases fiue RYE WHISKEY
100 packages Green and Black TEAS.
500, GoJ GUN CAPS.
2Ge boxes Colgate and Black SOAP
200 dozen PAINTED BUCKETS
100 boxes ADAMANTiNB CANDLES
2Ou bbis Domestic WHiSkEY aud BRANDY,
10 bbls. Port and Sweet WINE
geo boxes Ground SPICES
loo Dbls. No. !, and MACKEREL
300 gross MATCRES
u store, for sale by VIM II. TYLER.
je 4-5t ia,h strast
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HEADQUARTERS
18TH REGIMENT VA. MILITIA,

Al HEADQUARTERS
~ 18TH REGIMENT VA MILITIA
III RICHMOND, June 4, 1851.
w Order No. 5.
Pursuant to Brigade Orders, the Officers Of this
Regiment will assemble at Headquarters (Bo-
SHER'S HALL) on the evenings OF the 4th, 5th
and 9TH of June at o'clock, for training.
The Reg ilnent will assemble on FRIDAY the
epeetion in front OF the United States Hotel; and
no person liable 10 duty will consider himself ex-
empt from this muster by reason of his connec-
uon with any company not duly organized and
commissioners by the Governor.
meeting of the officers will be held at Head
quarters, on the evening Of the 5th, at 8 o'clock
By order.
j. H. RICHARDSON, Colonel.
j nj 10
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bacon, LIQUORS, &c.

RACON, LIQUORS, &c.
700 sSs Gns Moantsn RTs
20 bbls. common GIN and French BRANDY.
Shalt pipes Hennessy and otard FREsCE
.half pipes Holland GIN
20 bbls. Port and Madsira WINE.
0I ass a GiaI ns ss blackberry Cherry
shalt bills German BITTERS.
- bSls; d ans Virginia Apple and Peach
70 b blI Nor,hsrp apple BRANDY.
Is bids Sbis T prSas RHM SIDES
400 sehooiey's sugar.cured Worlds Fair
80 .ierces and bbls. prime Western LARD.
loo be aId Ezra C, B. 4, Crushed and Powdered
30 bbls Brown SUGAR.
s 900 b bss No i f nsI MACKEREL.
20 g sSls ~; ISai askkisas.
go t ibis ~ Pine, sqPsrfns and Family FLOUR.
shalt bbls. WHITE FISH.
90 bills. Cuba aud n. Orleans MOLAssEs.
stierces Goldfish
,s ss bag bags Ri9 !: ard q t1ssuAyra COFFEE.
800 DEMIJOHNs
SO bundles Wrapping TWlNE.
loo dozen Cotton and Hemp LINES.
50 boxes Chalk and Pow hatAn PIPES.
% boxes Ground PEPPER.
200 hays SHOT.
SO dozen BROOMS.
l,ooo gross MATCHES.
20 toxen BARREL COVgRS
leo dozen BUCKETS.
10 dozen Cedar TUBS.
Zoo boxes TOBACCO.
6oe rsaLas WRAPPING PAPEH
So kegs SAL. SODA.
20 kegs BtCARB. SODA.
zoe kegs NAILS.
7,50o CIGARS
Is half chests Green and Black IRA
rs boxes Mitehelps CANDLES
Toe boxes Adamantins CANDLES
Coigste's Detersive and Fancy SOAP
! ask the attention OF the trade 10 Shs above
stock, which desire TO sell for cash
THOMAS JONR
my 2o-fm No sNan street
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/ AKD-3o0 barrels prime Leaf;
IL TlN--300 boxes assorted;
BACON-50 hhd5. Sides, Shoulders and Hams;
TONGUES-In half. barrels;
lRON-A large and complete assortment OF
Swedes, English Refined, Hoop, Band and
NailRod
STEEL-Naylor's assorted sizes;
For sale by
HARVEY, ARMISTEAD WILLIAMS,
my s-lm Tobacco Exchange Building.
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A ALLkGHiNk STRINGS,
3EHY MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA
WATERING pLN,E orENr 0n

81 4 WATERING Plan orx.N ron
Y,:Re YFlslt oRo.-FVr tae puri ose u. acc1m-
A6.aE.k noadtlhg number Uf FAMILIES from
-~---. nsinIa aad TIE south, W 10 are seeking
d comfortable ana safe summer Retreat, the II O.
prletUrs of the K y A y u n L Il + Ii q IA
ofhlNOo have made Arrangements for the iinIn,-
u'ate reception Of v-sl ore. Ms Pheasant IA
ihI.l-'U fLACE Is eleven miles from salem
d. pot ON the Nirgiuia and Teuuessee baiiruod
ahu arrangements viii be made To convey persons
from tAat point 10 the Springs.
1EkAs-tJ5 per ID IN Tor the entire seasop
sso ior one m7ni n, and - per day iyr any liInr
icss IMAM mORth. Cni4dren ana servants hall
pIlce. u. w. sfiANks ~ ID ,,rtItts
Proprlstors
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DIZZY GOODS. go.

CPECIAL SOTiCE.-On hand,
y MILITARY COOS S!tf
$50 yards BLEE SATINETS
3, 900 90 GREY FLANNELS.
1,e"o A" GRET CaSsIGEREs
3.ao0 a. shseP 6REY CASSlMRKsS.
500 Cd GREY PHIL ID CLOTHS.
500 ARMY BLANKETS.
$50 pairs iow priced rolored BLANKETS.
The above will be offered at very low price, 70
Close Military eonpauiss In want II outdi y III
save money in making their sslsrtieps early s,
ALFRED NoSaS,
Fir
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E X L 5 IL

Il UNTAIN
BUTTER.
Received by express to day small lot of
No. ROCkBRlDGE
BUTTER.
GUY & cox,
je lit DOCK street
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

70 OWNER WANTED FOR A
3$1gi%FH BLACK cow, which has had Calf
TSS since she came to my premises. APP
sE-Eg-S96Aplv to JOHN MORAN
Je 4-3,k 9th st French Gar1en Hill.
TNAkEN-Through mistake, from the Marshall
L House, AleXa Ddria, about three W eeks ago, d
EALiSE. supposed to belong to A. II. JOHNSON
The owner can have 1t by returning mine to
WRIGHT HUDSALL's Collar Mandatory, 1856
Main street ts I-lt*l DAVID L. FOOT
II tors Mill and the head Of the pond, in Butch
ertowu, my FREE PAPERS. They were in a
small Tin box. will give liberal reward for
them II lett at this office. WIN. JANIS,
1e 3-ltN A Free Man of Color.
LrOUND.-A roll of Bank Notes was pick ed up
L by me at the Post Once The party who
iost them can get them by describing the money
and the amount. A. K. BiSFoRD
lie i-2t* At Bank of Virginia.
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STUBS SUPERIOR FIR l. SH MOUNTAIN
" BUTTER, Just received.
10 tubs MOUNTAIN LARD.
Va. Mountain HAMS, SIDES and SHOULDERS,
$50 bushels. prime Peach Blow POTATOES, for
planting. For sale by
J. s. ROBERTSON,
10 i-3t Cor. Governor aud Franklin SITS
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COTTON OZNABURGS.--soe bal a. COTT0y
OozsABuRus, Of various styles.
90 bales medium aud heavy TENT CLOTHS.
very moderate prices. s' -
le. KENT. PAINE 4 co.
A LIZ And rOkTeR.-AsFIEA.L ALE Lon.
IL, , nun rVnTEk and Ale. FIFTY cAsks. d.
je4 i. al u DAvrNpopT
~ choice quality. For safe BY
is4 EH. kkIskER 4 co.
0CkEkAHAUNENsS R1RJTIED No.
~ LAehEs-so ibis. for sale By
eS ! 10, b DAVENPORT.
RUITER! HUTTERs-N KE0s TE1SIi
l.4 AA' ~ @-.' ~ THOMAS ,osrs.
nANDLE1-PARAFINE ADAAdANTiNE Am
~ WAX CANDLES 0ne hundred soxes for
sAasg ]. = g. y. QAy1MFORT.
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200 CH,I,i,RFN, 1i0Loapn VI 1907

EUU SKIRTS OPENING THtS MORNING. A.
EZEklEL'S II ZAP s Il or K.2os Children's
Goi0red Hoop Ssirts, to be run off for emily nine
pence each. Now 10 tho time for the children that
want a Hoop Skirt treal watch spring steell 10
cali Only geo OF them IT Einepehes only,
at ELEaiEb' ., (Aaifdrt's Old stAud,l
rnys IL Main strset.
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NToTIcETOTAx PaYERs.-B- 1t orda,pcd

CHICKS, sHUCkS, sHUCkS.-rhe neces-
- stiles of the Hospital keFy require INN e.
date supply OF sHUcKs for Mattresses. The
subscriber " Ill pay the highest price for suppiy
either pack ed or not, il delivered immediately
X. T.. HOWE,
fa A
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H. FOR SALE.-TWO EXCELLENT
sERA MULtS, years old, well broken suJ
wv very gentle. will sell than for Yii5
4a1kkssa piece, in order 20 obtain cash. Apply
30 DAVIS HUTCHINSON,
Je4-2te Franklin street.
FOR SALE-Two fine Young h
I~NHOkSES, suitable for Officers.
49, They are both good Saddle and Harness
Apply at BUSHELS STABLES, Water street,
d
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@ MASONIC NOTiCE.-Ih lie IneInp.T. of
~RlCHMOND LODGE, No. 10, are requested
NV attend a stated meeting Of their Lodge
at the Mason's Hall, on this TUESDAY
By order of the Worshipful Mater
JAMES Z. RIDDICK, Sec'y
Re All transient brethren iu the CITY in good
standing, are requested to meet with us.
le At
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NIANTILLAS. MANYILLAS.-Ws a

NJANTlLLAS. MANTII.LAS.-Ws ara new
IVA In receipt OF new styles of Black Silk, BA-
rage, Anglais and black Lace NAN tLLA5, which
are selling at prices to suit the times.
ap az JOHNSON n HARDWOOD. ~ Main st.
CPKING DRY GUUDS.-Ws have received
y our Spring stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, aud invite the public to examine our stock
and prices before purchasing, Offering
great inducements for cash.
JOHNSON IL HARDWOOD,
apl2 No. ~ Main street.
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vKEAT NiFICE or KNBRUID-

NkEAT = A OK 1 T tE OF kNsBKuIN-
" ERIES in consequence of the presont com
mercial and political troubles, ! offer my whole
stock of EiLbroderes. comprising two or three
thousand Collars; l,ooe Embroidered Hdk is; l,soD
Yards Cambria and swiss htgiuGs ana Inserting,
aud SEQ Cambria and pilniy bands ut 10" per cent
below their value. Persons in want Of any of the
above depend on fudiog them very cheap at
stnra. lmtY II IAtAk A. L kN y. ]. MAN a
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a. FOR RENT large and very desirable
&1 DIV ELLING, on 5th street, between Clay
. and Leigh, west side, recently occupied by
me Kew Mr.. Keplar: The house contains about
thirteen rooms, and is supplied with gas, water
snd all be modern fixtures and improvements
for the convenience of large and 2entee family
apply to REDWOOD Il KEACH.
lie Ats a Main stroLt
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH &C. lse-TR1PLR SHEET

rs % 81 *. sss
:, .h o. A. ana
hsd q N hr One mAa drewasd rom
rs ss
s q &. SS p ns e che g a
"a: sSS Sen Be- d as os s q s SCI
ss : :ss .aS d: s sS ing 'Ss
sfsnsS hey Sosis and
was so a t ays s Ss s h essa oaass
and S ss w .as .s e both ss %na .s
s -:
h sss on Of ,as 70 s SUI
up s was s0 , hath ns
made o. the boats sent to the Welsh coasts by the
miles TO be north Of here the ata ms. having Asa
Sh Ais lis thsreos and =. iSe same hsadSossa,
with "Westford painted thereon, were picked up
Ponssn"' soss. fleetwood saSsnnas ~.hioss
Of several sails Gene 10 anchor st7PM.
IBRAL-Ihe Austrian from Sulina reports the
.s %Ss :isS from ns port "a
LyERPooI, Ma vh 6-The Mime aaha, McGrath, arrived
here from New Orleans had touched On ors Bank ana
Th~The Tmy Ausus,.. from Noreans, which arrived
sS Sssa so The City Of
more @ and cid the latter some damage .a Ing away ner
bridge s .
J he Queen the Seas Bombay In towing up the
last evening touched the ground the Dinge
Gssson assisted anchorage BY the tug
Emperor.
LONDON March 6Durng the gale on Sunday boat con-
isniog ten ssa%sn proceeding e ship @ lying
drowned. ffe remainder were picked up
NAuRTIus Feb S-The Rowan Tree. worwell from CAcut
to fol New Orleans put In sh inst sprung aieak Jan 70 10
lat ~ g. Ion 40 E. making about 81 feet water hour hav
ing experienced gale ON the 10TH
PwLLnEL March s-Par OF the hull Of large ship COP
pered TONS build shore ut Forth
Cad the Of Studwals Roads No signs of her
name nor where she belonged to.
ROTTERDAM 4-1he Beauer Utley. Boston, slip
ped her anchors In Helyoet Roads and aground
The North WALL but hoated ct high water and has been
brought into the Navy Dock.
ST hIcuAELs Feb 20-The Anne bark Georgia OF Bos
from Antwerp before repor.e with loss OF foremast
R h Ma vns nv her and intending % uro
coed with he to Vigo
WATERFORD, March 6-Put In the Royal Visitor Of Wex
ford from Liverpool for Baltimore " b. with bowsprit
sprung
The following table gives summary vessels In the
hArbors Of New York, Boston, Baltimore, Wilmington NO
Charleston savannah Mobile New Orleans and GavosOnaA
latest accounts from each OF those ports:-
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schr D eturges. Niekerson, Boston, dsyA
Sshr EQUAL Rights Boothby, New Haven TOR PhuadepnlA
A1Oop Oak, D0fan, Ehxabehport
Sloop Centurion, Moore. Elxabethport
sloop Mount Hops, Sullivan, Taunton.
Steamer Burdon, Looper, Philadelphia
Br brig Acme from Cardiff arrived I'D consigned 70
BELOW.
Brig John Shaw. OF Machss.
Brig spray, New YorkBoh by pilot boat Wash
ngtoD, No 4.
both mastheada Has pilot on board
Also two brgs, unknosn
SAILED
Brig Isols, Mansanila
Wind sunset ssE
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dishonest and quick he heard that witness
searched him; Van Ness left his Office he thought before
Masten indicted, he 1.-THE wRness thought that
he 70 get SIS for putting vessel In; last
freights very good, and II almost Impossible 70
get bertbe; witness recoected the taking ia OF the
Adjuster In berth, but he did resaect OF sing
$50 ~ any time ana then taking but $l0 witness did not
know where Van Nees went after the ndicshents wit
ing moro for towing account Of the indictments.
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harbinger o. hope amid The surrounding gloom me
enthusiasm manifested throos the speech wns nos OF
an ordinary nature; fer when who suffer IRON an
evn, the EXTERN natioo Win 70 thought possioe as
sembe 70 hear the chosen represent them 10 Von
Cess, they do not assume Expression Of appreciation
Il is involuntary.
The Mayor OF Hartford, Hon. Henry c. Denins, next
solved nasmuch as the laws Of the United states are IN
valid m Of them he said II was absurd 70 oockaoe
the Southern ports and collect BY armed vessels
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Whalemen.

Whalemen.
4! dslso isS Csssslo wilson getting ready for
ibe crew Dec s the upsetDg Of boat :. Asosn
p az xn
es boat the night Of Jan ,sth about %
a e
% S or
A. Jan % SaI .. Sss nh sap
levi sss;sasi. ssan: N; }..as..s, wn'lcw; swS
Oh S1's ols
s.s sasnS VIII s
Diego, ship Ocean, Clark, 70 VII
spO ken, &c.
Ship Reporter Howes hence Jan Il for San Francisco Feb
E%ns cushing Dixon, hence for Monssvide0. Feb IS
&: s.
ATT AZ i.sias s sh SSs Kuhn SS.: syers D''
uana f for San is.nsisso WITH shafts ' ~
sd ss ss.i Ess
M issmsaa Va. 4h
B,merhayen, hilken, B.timore ~. c..-,..,.
March . ieissts BeItran as: -, Go. g.,
an lyphSsn sae. 81 L,CysspoS ON , yuturs Gu u
c ara aici%sn aekm.p, 8 John rs. go. 60.
aa so sd
sp nd 80 Cork and
RsSa!assn ooit ia orders Srssy' Gutter, 0hinohas
n assSs {eSns from chlneh.
Hampton Road. At SIC; John MSyS, snew, from GSsya
s% ~s.
sr. n ys.per; Rising sun sfoasa Fisl.ss: Snsisx
and
icI 8: sebastian Gs0os Watts. Mary Ogden pa e.
iG smpo. Rosds ids .n' ''.'' e.'s staples ''
aehe ss,S sed npnsr crosSs ssS s%fos
Peace I aa co. zs soooa Jcrdss London Feb ID
prA, Src a"srr Ernest Merck Lndeuls., London land
ss On r ,er &c both I'D for NYor So scb s.mer
sS 1 fr SSOE sid sS mot Sefore Merton Dunbar,
aS. /, S.:s "a e. louisa Bowen for WORK all well and
A H0 asSS. White a s.a Savannah.
sd ST. wsar FAX POULAND, savannah and sai into Pe
saGo .h! R vessel IN port
eoga Bristol Eng lag, sail about Eth; soAr Lane
ssdS Roason fsdss Can
hataas United Kingdom % Efork; sth ycniliA Mcswen,
March Esmsrass ssSru% psns.ec Y
Arzsn, Pollard, and John Freeman Lorrs, do; Tahiti,
pss sssa s md ss.od ca
ton, and Mississippi, yslente, do a. ,.,.. o..
smiS; JpssaT and Aaua Oliver New Crieansi Ispwine
ses T e G ssnGa aud Thomas soSa.on
Orleans UPhela johnson, do 9th Egypt Holmes, do; Rat
s u os.H s ss~s Grsss E Es
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-05
IMPORTANT CHANGEoFLoCATIoN.
GRAHAM. BoYNToN & CO.


Desire to inform the citizens of Clearield and
vicinity, that they have removed their store to the
NEW BRICK BUILDING
recently erected by James Graham, Esq. on
Market street. Olearfeld where they will be pleas
ed to accommodate all who may favor them with
call. Their stock consists of a general assort-
ment of the very best Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE.
CUTLERY. Y.QUEENS-WARE, CEDAR 4 WILLOW
WARE, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS AND
B0NNETS, DRUGS, PAINTS, &C, &C.
Their stock of Dry Goods consists in part of such
Cloths, Cossimeres, Sahnets. Taceeds, Vestiugs
Whst,ns, Ticking, Cheeks, Caiicoes, Chintses,
Gsaaghanes, Canton and Wool F2an1sets, De
LANES, CaShn,eres, StLkS. Pkat4S, SAaacIs
Brtlt1ants, Hosiery, Gtouss, ETC.. etc.
Also, great variety of Ladies' Boots and Caters,
Misses and Chidrens Shoes: Mems, Boys and
Youths Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, with large
selection of useful notions, among which
Perfttmery, Cloth ard Hair Brushes, Fancy
Soaps, Pens and Pcn-hokders. Combs, dc,
together with many other useful notions all of
which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange
for approved country produce AS their stock is
entirely new, and purchased on the most adyanta-
geous terms, they feel confident that they can sell
goods to the advantage of the buyer. Step in
and examine for yourselves, before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the new store is the place
Mar q, 1861. GRAHAM, B0YEToN & co. q