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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

A "VALLIBLE SOLDIER" IN TROUBLE
On yesterday morning Walter Farmer, a
small negro boy, was arraigned on the
charge of having stolen $3.50 from Leigh
Jackson, one of "our brave troops whar
fought coloredly." Lee was called when
the case came up, and answered from near
the courtroom door in tone Of voice that
might be heard half square of, "Sir-
ree." "Come up here, Lee" and up
Lee came. Having been duly sworn, and
having sealed his oath with kiss that
smacked as loud as pop gun, Lee testified
as follows:
"Mar, gwine tell you all bout dis thing
now; jess lissen for few minutes, and I'll
tell you all about it; yes, sab, I'll tell
you all about it, will. Umph; Aha.
Well, as l was gwine to say, dis here
boy here''-pointing to Farmer" dis
here boy right here didn't steal dat ar
money; twas q woman whar stold it;
yes, sab !; twas woman whar stold it.
Dis here boy stol'd it from de woman. Jess
hold on minnit, Jedge, and I'll tell you
what dat dar woman is name-rll tell you
what dat dar woman is name-I say, ledge,
PR tell you what dat dar woman is name
She name, ara-lemme see what she name.
Oh, yes / know, now! l know, now
I know, now She name Fanny Williams.
I fell in wild dis woman Sat'day ebening
an arter dat l drinked liquor-I drinked
much-I drinked right much-I tell you,
ledge, drinked too much. Well, de lice
man CARED me down to Ligah Lees house,
and dar / went to bed. De fust thing
did when woked up Sunday mornin was
to catch ahold on my pocket-book, and
when opened it, fore God, euey cent was
tookened out Of it-eyey cent-eyey
cent--evey cent tookened out. Thee
hundred an eighty odd dollars thee hun
dred and eighty odddollars !!-aH Hg-o-n-e!!!
I went ar;er Fanny Williams for my
money, and she gin me five dollars, an
said dat dat was all she had at dat present
time-at dat present time Yes, sab, she
give me five dollars, jess as clear as eff you
had agin me drink o. water right here for
huffman she said dat was all she had at
dat present time. Now, Jedge, Use been
in de service three years, an / amt nuver
bin in no prison, nor nuthin; l certainly Is
bin vallible soldier. Jess hole on halt
second, boss, an I'll show you sumpin, !
viii. Pulling paper out Of bis pocket.
Now, jess look at dat or thing; now, aint
it q scandalous thing dat vallible soldier
like ] has been, should bin robbed Of ell
de money whar had done got for
my yallible services for thee years =
for thee years flor thee yearsS Jess
to think thee hundred an eighty
odd dollars thee hundred an eighty -odd
dollars I! thee hundred an eighty odd dollars,
done goneil!- Umph! Ell / jess can get
my money back, fore God I'll go right
straight to my wife, an won't care nuthin
for no man. .asT s7,'le eS -a.e = h-fes
Several other witnesses were examined
and such suspicion was thrown on Fanny
Williams that the case was continued until
to-day, 70 give time 10 produce her. -,
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Tn sourHsHS 0HfsAs AssocIAfios, vkss -.
gsnisatiou was sfsstsd On he istA insesae, un1ee
ito act Of incorporation. hsrsby nstifss ths ftssa1
Of this noble charity, which they havs isasga-
rstsd tAss u has no eoansstien WITH ths sn1svese
for sale Of certificates and distsibut3oa Of Dsss
niuns, he aivsnissnsa9 of vo1sA Aauopgn ia ~
public prints, aligned By Gsnss3i t61bk % vitA
he association calling itself the 0oushssu o..
phsns' Association Of BaltiuosA Of viii sny
other association or .crgsnisasion whstsvss. IL
agents VIII be duly appointed by the soepossdda.
and win be accredited under ~ ssal sol sheS -
pointmenh viii bs signsd By The Psssi1eee ~
Vice. President Of the Association.
The main object o: the eorpcsaiion 70 ssiss The
necessary funds to erect % ssylun on sbsauGifsl
site In the city OF Riehnond, which has been oeel.
ed to the association for the especial purpose. u
this asylum the Orphans Of the Confederate col.
disrs and sailors are to Be received, sdusatsd, asl
supported. sg.g.t,,. -t,...t.,...-.
Certsinly no more noble charity has ever apSsai'
cd to the generous impulses Of Q community, wtsh'
out regard to political or ssstariAn bias The wesS
10 purely what 1t profsssss to bs. n"-"
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RICHMOND. TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRl

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - The ,scafolding
put up for the construction Of the iron
bridge over the canal at the junction Of
Sixth and Byrd streets gave way yester-
day morning, and two Of the workmen,
Owen Reilly and James Sabrey, were
rather seriously hurt, The scafold was
put up on Saturday, and on Saturday
night, canal boat, coming down, ran
against the lower portion Of It, which, II is
supposed, weakened It. On yesterday
three workmen went to work upon It, and
ct about 9 o'clock 1t gave way. One OF
them jumped off into the canal, swsn
ashore, and escaped unhurt. Reilly
and Sabrey fell withit; the first one
being bruised quite severely, and it Is
supposed internally injured; and the
second one having his knee-cap broken.
The wounded men were carried home, and
all the necessary surgical aid rendered
them. sNfaf s5--s. nEE t'fst
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me profits Of this concert win be given to the
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION.

,,As subjosned address from the officers OF which
we call the attention OF the public
We, the oihcen Of the Southern Orphans Asso-
,,aoa for the maintenance and education Of the
destitute orphans Of deceased southern soldiers
and sailors, earnestly solicit the sympathy and
opsrAtlon IN Grand Presentation Concert of all
who desire 10 see the " home and school " enabled
70 receive Aad care for all needy ones who seek Its
shelter and protection.
Thanking our friends for their past contributions
and assistance, We again appeal to them to help
Il, IN a moro extensive enterprise. IL is the de-
slsn Of the Association 10 erect Home and
School for the orphans OF the South, both male
and female, on an extensive scale, In the city Of
Richmond. Va. As an inducement TO have the
na.ding located there, the Common Council OF
that city have guaranteed sufficient lot of land,
in elevated and healthful location, and win In
crease the quantity OF land IL needed.
!; il with confident hope in q favorable re-
sPonse TO this appeal TO public which has never
ye' taed 10 sustain charitable institution, tn at
w have entered into an arrangement with Messrs.
l. 7. PALMER Co. No l3 Holiday street,
Baltimore, TO organize Grand Musical Presenta-
,ior Concert for its benefit, and earnestly solicit
the kindly aid and patronage Of the public to en-
surs is success.
lSignedl
Mxs J. N. HAMMOND, President,
Mrs. DE-. J. B. BEAN, Vice President.
MKs &. A. f. MEARS, Treasurer.
MRs. DR. A. G. KlMBBRLY, Cor. Sec'y.
Ms. J. NJ. SCHIERs. Recording sec'y.
DR.. A. G. KIMBERLY, Financial Sec'y.
H. G. DALLAM, ESQ, Counsellor.
BALTIMORE, February =, lsa7.
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BARNEY TRAcEY's CAsE.-Barney Tracey
was on yesterday arraigned before a spe-
cial examining court to answer the charge
Of feloniously assaultiDg and beating young
William B. Rose. Senior Alderman Tim
berlake presided over the court. Barney
was sent on for final trial at the next term
of Judge Lyons's court. Bail was applied
for but was refused.
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auction Sales This Dan.

GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell to-day at half
past 4 O'Clock several very valuable lots on
Franklin and Union streets.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS will sell at u o'clock, on
the premises, brick store and dwelling on
High street, Oregon Hill, formerly occupied by
Mr.. Davis. This property was to have been
sold yesterday, but was postponed because Of
he ro;,
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Mayors CoURT-MAY0R MAYO PREsr-
DING-MoNDAY MoRNING.-Susan Media
mel was srraigned for asssulting and beat
ing Ellen Lynes, and Ellen Lynes was In
her turn called up to answer the charge OF
assaulting Susan Mcdaniel. 1t, being 9
domestic squabble, the parties were told
to clear themselves. sts,. ~ s. s.s..ss,
John Smith, discharged Yankee soldier,
charged with being drunk and disorderly
on the street, was set back.
NJ. Bernstein, white, and Enoch Camp
bell, negro, were arraigned for fighting in
the street. They were both committed in
default of surety.
Alfred Barefoot, charged with assaulting
and beating Henry Walker, small boy, was
fined five dollars, and required to give $3.50
surety for his future good behavior.
Jane Randall and Philip Fowler, negroes,
charged with stealing iron from the hy-
drant on the lot of Judge Halyburton, were
committed. ,s;r .I h~ -..
Charles s. Peasants, charged with re-
ceiving and having in his possession. . set
of ambulance harness belonging to the
United States Government, was set back.
Dallas Branch, negro, charged with steal
Ing coat from - Baird, was discharged,
in the absence Of proof against him.
James Lewis, one-legged negro, was ar.
raigned for beating his wife.
Mayor.-"Lewis,c can you give me surety
for yourfuture good behavior, and that you
won't beat your wife any more p
Lewis.-"No, sir; amt gwine beat
her no more. didn't know dat / had
beat her before. / thought we all was
playin', did. Yeah, hah! We all was
CESS playin', we was"
Mayor. -" 60 back there"
Lewis went back. i
The case Of Fanny Williams and Walter
Farmer, negroes, charged with robbing
Leigh Jackson, negro soldier, of $3.50, was
continued until to-day.
Frank Larman and George Carr, small
white boys, charged with garroting Jim
Hewitt and robbing him of $3.50, were sent
to Jail.
James Fry, Edward Logan, Robert
Golden, and Edgar Graves, negroes, charged
with gambling in the house of James Fry,
on Cary street, were recognized for their
appearance day after tomorrow.
William j. Alexander, charged with
beating his wife, was required to give
surety for his future good behavior.
James d. Matthews was arraigned for an
attempted outrage upon child of Morris
Pinkhurst, aged about six years, and about
three and half feet in height. He was
discharged in the presence Of the physical
impossibility of the commission of the
crime.
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The MAYORS Court RooM.-We have
heard with infinite satisfaction that there
isa likelihood that the Mayors Court will
be held in some room more airy and roorny
than the sweat-box in which he has been
forced to sit heretofore. This room is alto
gether unfit, and entirely too small for any
public purpose !; and il it be retained as the
Mayors Court, his Honor and all those
who have to attend the court daily will be
&c subjects for cholera during the coming
seasOn -HE.r sg#~s = ..s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE RALAANAC-PBBRuAaY -, 1857.
Sun rises. ............ s27 Noon rises.......,.n0 g
sun sets........... s.ss High tide, A. A..... -

Sun rises ......... sa7I Noon risss..........n.0 -
sun sets.......... s.ss High tide, A. A..... -
PORT OF RICHMOND. FsSRuAlY ss isn.
Steamer Ellie knight. Travsr, Baltimore, msr-
chsndiss and passengers, D. b W. Curris.
steamer Niagars, Blaksmxns New Iork, msr'
cbandiss and passengers q. F.Wn1on.
Steamer Hattsras, Alexander, .Esy York, mer.
chsndiss and passenger, 8. Ayres Co.
Schooner Ashland. Burton. Baltimore, GuAnos
Southern Fsrtilising Company vessel to Ackowsn
i Curtis. $50
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Balan0fe
mere ndiss and passen gers, d. w. Curis.
steamer John Sylvester, Giford. Norfoik' msS.
chsndise and passengers, l.. b. Tesum.
= .- nEMORAHDA. .Hr
NEWPORT, February 23.-In Port, schooner Jana
c. Newton, from Boston for Richmond. -
Baraue kBritish) Bessie North, Rogs, fr9u City
Point viG Baltimore, arrived at Belfast, ifsisnd'
Big VI. 81. Bigslow, Roberts, cleared from Bal.
timore fof Lisbon on the 24th.
CITY PoIxT, February 2s.-Clssred, schooner
Thomas I. Tull, Cooper, salt, for Baltimore. AZ.
rived. schooner Albert Mason, -, from hsw
York for Richmond.
BELOW. u
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins. froI Boetons
OF Point Shoals; schooner yohu D.. McCsrtny,
Simpson, and Mary d. Fisher, Fisher, non Snnt,,
delphia for Richmond, In Seven. mile ksacn ; al
beating mp. Three schoonsrs lying ut anchor o.
White Point.
By fsLRGRAPH.
New YoRx, February 7s.--Arrived, stsameu
Albemarle and Virginia, Richmond.
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a FoR ANfIouARIss.-J. Wall Turner, Co
vernon street. has sent u q fac sin,iIS copy
of tho New England 0barosst for Februasy
IL, I723, the Original OF which we" printed
and sold by BENJAMIN Franklin in Queen
street, where Advertisements arc AIKEN
~ We notice one Of the Doctor's charaN-
teristic remarks IN this number. II is that
the Co.rant was good advsrtisine medium
because IL was " generally read by . vast
number OF borrowers, who did not take II
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JUDGE LYoNs's COURT, To-DAY.-Henry
Robinson, Gabriel Pettus, and Daniel Mel
son, charged with larceny, and Henry
Kelso, George Saunders, and James Fagan,
charged with burglary, will be tried to-day.
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; GRAND ISAUGUEATroN BALL.-The grand
Inauguration ball Of the Richnaond Bone
VIOLENT and Social Club takes place this
evening at Virginia Hal, and promises to
be grand affair. The bah Is given in-aid
of the pswsypagogue Of the Congregation
Kennesseth Israel, Of this city.
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-James NJ.
Taylor & Son, suctionsers, sold on yestss-
day afternoon tho honse and lot corner Of
franklin and Foushee streets for $40, ,873y
DR.. Wortham being the purchaser. - =
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=
MRs, 4. A. f. MEARS, Baltimore Nd.
MIS-. J. y. SCHIERs, Baltimore, Md.
Mss. L. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. w. L. BOSToCK, Baltimore, Md.
MKs A. HAWKINS, Baltimore, Md.
Mks. DR. A. g. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Md.
MRs CHARLES MCCUBBIN, Baltimore. Md.
MIS- Hon. JAS. LYONS, Richmond, Va.
MKs. JAMES THOMAS, Richmond, Va.
MKs. THOMAS BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
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ExEcurIvE.-The Governor on yesterday
appointed Robert Ould and William w.
Crump commissioners of the Washington
Monument, in the place Of William S.
Richie and Colonel Wythe Munford, re-
moved from the city. 90
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Il may seem unnec,ssry TO add q single wosa to
The above address, but the calls upon the institu
Ton have been numerous and pressing, and the
struggle through which II is now passing to widen
the circle OF Its charities, is OF such arduous
nature that the M ana cement cannot too strongly
urge upon the humane and sympathetic every
where an active participation in this additional
attempt 10 alleviate the sad condition of great
Numbers Of helpless children, rendered thus by
the terrible war through which we have passed.
And sssuredly, whatever may have been the rala-
tive political views of ladies and gentlemen here
tofors all must agree that the children referred to
could not by any possibility, have had an agency
in bringing about their present deplorable and
destitute condition. and suitable objects for the
charity Of all persons of whatever shade of polti-
cal opinion. The Home and SCHOOL, which
they now more particularly seek to establish and
saioio will be of incalcnlable benefit by provi-
ding not only food and raiment for these helpless
ones, but likewise solid and thorough education,
thus qualifying them for future usefulness to So
ciety az large. In order that this appeal may be
efectual In enlistng the active interest and CO.
operation OF all classes OF persons everywhere,
We have concluded to issue for the
GRAND PRESENTATION MUSICAL CONCERT
5)o 00o tickets at the nominal price OF III each-a
single ticket emitting the purchaser to gift-
Ine e - e'
An elegant raln % ~ ,,ie S1iee IN
proved WIN extensive u"eiiinS' anu
out-buildings,sawa and gris, MILL ma
hing tne piopoi's osp ~, " :. soo 30
S''' - - .a, ,i,,,.. is. -.
fAin q Yen "oi.s' nIsnIs - ooo a.
-. = r o.a oa
s"' AZ oieeno'' ' n'. '''..,''..'' Wv
{. three story Brick House, with mo-
defh improvements, ~ Da''ihoie'''' ''O'' y
g tnree's story brick house, win mo-
dern Improvements, In bau'more.''' s'2VV w
l. two story Brick House. with mo-
dsrn improvements, In Baltimore. 5000 90
q ~ g.. 80 =, crss,bssSs i:sno oachI ooo an
10 Ff,y Pins IN (irsenbacks iSloo eachl 5000 90
IL Ona bnnarsd pif,s in (;resnbacks 1850
oachl s 600 90
70 o,a Gr.nd pi.no 4 500 90
!, oneGr,na pI.ra /. 600 90
Il. Two SQUARE Pianos $500 ca eh) l,oeo 90
Is Ten par,or oryans fslso eachl 500 90
ls. Or Hundred Gents Gold Watches
fslso ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 90
II. One Hundred Ladies' Gold Watches
(sIoo eachl. ........................... 10000 90
Is Fifty Silver plated Tea Sets ts7S each) s'so 90
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PLAN OF DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from 10 600, 600 are placed IL
Swheel the fret number when drawn OUT draw
the highest or first gift the second number ivnsn
drawn Out) the next highest, or second GIN dc''
until The whole number Is drawn. as
The distribution viii take place after the con.
eert, where c,ooo persons can witness H.. A COM
mas.e will be chosen from the sudienss 70 taks
ehs'ge Of the same. s-.ss1 s.sl...s -.
Ala agents and purchasers will be supplied witn
aeoTset list Of the awards ss soon a. Ycblishsd.
how TO oBrAIE TICKETS. go = =, :
Tickets win be supplied TO all bookseAen,
o,ugsists, music dealers, be-. where thsy asn %
oesihed At ONE DOLLAR each, % In qusntitiss q
Club rates as - asse 81 tsS "a
circulars. containing full insrustions knd terms
,sssnss, will be mailed upon the ssceiptof stamp
'otsurn postage. - lNRs - -.
1asn may ssst TO rs enclosing the money,
mOm VI to s7S, In registered letter lstamp en-.
s',secl al oGI risk. Larger amounts by post o1lce
ta,ts. -
neke,s TO one address. q 50
asksk TO one address Observation-Disclosures. co
y,a tickets to one atdvsss......,.......... ~ ~
~ uskets 70 one address. ~ -
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DARISe THEFr.-Yesterday morning Two
soldiers, named Edward Vinton and henry
Brill, got into DR.. Doves buggy, which
was standing In front Of Metropolit.n haii.
and drove OF post, haste, The Doctor,
upon finding his buggy missing, procured
the assistance Of Detective Tyler, and be-
fore long the two boys in blue : we're IN
the calaboose.s 20 80 :. s. .s.,,,y \. \
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voL..: xxx.



The names Of the agents win bs pubiishsd fron
The ecsnsrtl o1ics. - s,y. .s-R
fisssss Vim sssupplisd 10 agent. q A's'sn ssE
cent discount 49, feP
I Under and In pursdiAee OF the provisions Of The
Internal rsvsnus law, his Honor, the Connis-
sionsr Of Internal Revenue, has, upon das proof,
granssd permit 10 the Southern Orphans Associa-
ton to hold SIS en- Concert ersmpf from all
charges scheAsr from special tds or other duty In
rsspsci TO such Gin Consert.
This il . protection to all Agents. and -sxsmpts
them from any and all liability for license, tax or
otherwise. 2g ...sa. E. =,
the proceeds Of the sale Of tickets for this Concert
another evidence Of the favor and confederation
which our efforts have been constantly met In
nearly every direction.
xRFKRRxcEs:
Lieutenant General g. T. BRAuRBaARp, New
Orleans.
: Brgadier General Jsrr. TsoxPsoS. New Or
leans. e.s
Major. General J. r. TRInsLs, OF Baltimore.
Major General s. B. BUcxxER New Orleans.
J. B. BEAN. n. D.. Baltimore.
J. BALpxasrox, u. D., Baltimore.
J. s.. MORROW, Publisher Baltimore formerly
OF Us. Morrow COL.
J. Z. NIxMo, Baltimore late Of Richmond, Va.
C. n. SrIsFY, Baltimore.
All orders and communications should bs sd-
dressed 10 the CENTRAL 0ySIcB.
So c. NoKEEvyR / CO.,
Baltimore;
LIT. PALMER 4 CO.,
No. IL Holiday street Baltimore,
Managing DirectoTs.
Tickets can be had In this city At the Musical
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soxr OF THE CHEAP WooD at the DAN
Vile depot remains unsold. Those IN want
had better send early. j.. II es.r -
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GREAT SPRING SALE OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
CLOCKS, JgwELRY, MUSICAL BOXES,
s1LvERwARB.
DRY GOODS, &o.. &c.


HOLLAND 4 CO. beg TO announce to the citi:
zens of Virginia that their GREAT SALE VIII
commence on WEDNESDAY the goth instant, at
their branch, No. 7s Main street, Richmond, We !,
where they win offer great variety Of valuable
and fashionable articles Ut
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
The plan Of sale Is that found so satisfactory and
popular through the country, and Is ~ follows
Beautifully executed photographs are enclosed
in envelopes and sold for twenty i've cents each /;
and with each photograph is given certincate
naming some article In the stock, which can De
hsd on the payment OF
ONE DOLLAR.
The article will be shown, and can be purchased
or not las you please" or yon can nave some
The stock for this great sale will be OF the most
desirable description, and consist of fine Gold and
Silver w watches, Musical Boxes, elegant Portraits
OF Generals Z. 4. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, me.
dallion frame Revolyers, Double. barrel Guns,
Wine Holders, Drinking Cups and Goblets, Ladies'
Companions, Porte. .Monnaies, Ladies' Ballnorsl
Boots and Skirts, Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
Bra Rings Bosom Pins, Earrings, Chains,
Slesvs and Stud Buttons, Loekets, &c, &e, besides
a desira BILE stock OF Dry and Fancy Goods.
All of these articles will be sold Tor ONE DOL
LAR each.
Ii cannot be too clearly understood that this is
not a lottery, but bona fde sale, as every pur.
chaser g It's the full value OF his money.
!. Partic lar attention given to orders.
Certificates, rs cents each nve for VI; eleven
We have made an engagement with Mr.. r. L,
DICKINSON, Of this city, who will have the ex-
elusive control and management OF this branch
fe 20-lw
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upERsoNAL.-ro EVERYBODY.

T PERSONAL.-TO EyERYBODY.-
In order to keep pace with the NEW MALADY,
which IL still spreading with unabated force, We
have dispatched our Mr.. A. Levy to Hew York,
and We are happy to announce his safe arrival.
He is already sending lots Of remedies, which we
are sure viii bs taken BY the afdicted.
a. ans BLEACHED COTTON at zoo. per yard
a. fine BLEAcHED COTTON at 2sc per yard;
"a ENGLIsH PRINTS at 2Oc.;
"a USBLEACHED CoTToNs at eoc.;
FULL-wIDTH sHEETINGs at 10 to soc. per yard;
BED TICK at l5c.;
FLANNEL at 80, IS, and 4oc. per yard-very
cheap;
TOWELS at IS per dozen, worth $3.50;
WORKED BANDS athalf the usual prices; and
other articles at the lowest rates.
LEVY BROTHERS, Is Main street,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
fell
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SMiTH! 4 7 TEIBBETT ] 3 IT,. ,,oon -, :, oc,

~ Wa MAIN bTkEEr. etV!1WoOU bkOCkS
have received per steamer to-day . large los Of
Dates, citron, Syrian Dates Huls, assorted iinds
7 Taparnds, Canned fomstose, onystsrs. 0Ssen
Corn, &C We would respectfully Inform our sue.
now In complete order, and We are nannfActuItpg
Double Refined steam Candy from erushsd ssgaf
which 10 unoquallsd this side Of New Yosk. Oes
counters will be allsd daily with frssh Coeoaauts
Fruit, and other Candies. Give us . call. 80
L fs 2o-ts SMITH fRInBE1T.