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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-27

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Grubbs
g. Williams sold at auction on yesterday a
small framed house and lot on Graham
street. in the town Of Fulton, 80 by ITO
feet, for $265 cash.
Messrs. Harrison, Goddin & Apperson
sold at auction on yesterday lot on the
northwest corner Of Marshall and First
streets. 35 by l22 feet, at s33.25 per front
foot
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The FIRST CARGO OF BARYTA.-There
arrived yesterday in the basin the first
cargo of baryta from the Rockbridge mines.
II has been delayed for some time by ice,
and then by high water. This baryta will
be ground up here and purified at the
works of the Southern Company for the
manufacture Of fertilizers. Colonel Gil
ham will superintend the process. BY pre-:
yious analysis, this baryta has been found
to be very pure, and it exists in large de-
posits in Rockbridge. We have the pros
pect of large business in this mineral,
which will add considerably to the trans
portation on the canal.
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TREUEGAR WORKS, !
prrupnSn FpbTu4Iy 27. 1867.

NOTICE.-The firm OF j. r. AN
~ pEGSuS \ CO. is this day ssolved by com
mon consent aud { . name will only be used in
settlement Of it, affairs.
The business heretofore conducted by us al the
Tradpgar Works il transferred d TO the " "TREDkGAR
COMPANY
The operations OF the works will be continued
without interim ion and with increased facilities
uuder tue present management by our successors,
by whom an unfinished orders and contracts on
our books will be promptly executed
we commend the new company to our old pa
irons J. <. ANDERSON,
JOHN +. TANNER,
ROBERT ARCHER,
X. s. ARCHER,
AhCuEk ANDERSON.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
TOBACco EXCHANGE, !
Rrnn1n,n VI March 26. 1867.

We report the breaks large to-day. No
change to note in prices. Below we give
the transactions: l2s hogsheads, Is tierces,
and boxes sold at the Exchange, and 90
parcels loose tobacco sold at Shockoe
Warehouse, as follows:
Notwithstanding, common to good,
So to 81; manufacturing, sn.cured. $40
to sl5; shipping, common to good, s3
to $3.50.
Leaf.-Manufacturing, common to good
ss to s1s; manufacturing, fancy common,
$50 to $50; fancy wrappers, medium to
fine, S35 to s100.
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PoRT OF RICHhOSD. MARCH 20, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chanaise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
SAILED.
Schooner Butterfly, Dawes, Baltimore, ria lower
James river, corn, Mcgowan Curtis.
Schooner Mariana, Adams, Baltimore, lumber,
Schooner K. G. Thomas, Crockett. Baltimore,
light.
light.
Schooner Ann Turner, -, New York, tia
Appomi ttoX river, wood
Schooner EntoTprise. -, Baltimore, wood.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Bosphorus, from Liverpool, arrived al
Norfolk on the ?ith instant.
BALTIMORE, March 2d-lP M.-sailed, steamer
State Of Maryland, Travers, for Rich mond.
Four unknown vessels are reported of Newport
News, bound up.
Steamer Hatteras thefore reported in distress
SCI sailed from Hampton Roads for New York on
the 18th,
Brig Nellie Mitchell, -. from Richmond, ar
rived at Charleston on the 2ith.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Arrived, steamers Albe
marie and saratoga, Norfolk Palmyra, Liverpool
18th Columbia, Glasgow; sopder, Charleston
Virgo, Savannah Mariposa, New Orleans; ane
Ssragossa, Charleston.
LIVERPOOL, March e6.-ship Ellen Hood, henc.
for New York, has returned, lesking, Bari
Wild from New Yask for this point, Is lost Ar
rived, steamer Peruvian.
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PRESIDENT DAvIs's AUToGRAPH.-We
have received from Messrs. G. r. Rees &
Co. neat and accurate card photograph
of President Davis with his own autograph
upon it. They have a few more of them
to dispose of. The autographs were pre-.
sented to the Messrs. Rees by Mr.. Davis in
consideration of present of large mum.
Der of his carteS de uisite made by them
to the Memorial Bazaar.
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ROBBERY ON THE GROVE RoAD.-The
premises of Mr.. +. +. Rhodes, on the Grove
road, were entered night before last by
some bold thief, who scaled the high fence
which surrounds the yard, and carried of
every chicken in his hen-house, including
all the sitting hens. The thief also got
through the back window into the kitchen,
and breaking the lock from the door, made
off with the whole weeks washing of the
family, valued at Sl2O.
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BRIG NELLIE MITCHELL SAFE.-The brig
Nellie Mitchell, from lAchmond to Charles
ton, which left Hampton Roads on the 18th
instant, and about whose safety some fears
were felt, it will be seen from our marine
report, has arrived at her destination, ha-
wing safely rode out the storm.
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TKEDgsAR wORKs, RICHMOND, VA, !



February 27, 1857.
v,HE "TREDEGAR COMPANY"
l. having purchased the Tredegar Works and
Arnory Rolling Mill, ana the manufacturing bu-
siness Of Messrs. J. i. Anderson Co., has this
day organized.
This Company viii continue to produce all the
articles heretofore made at these works, 10 wit:
Is the ROLLING MILLS:
Bar and Guide Iron,
Railroad, snip, and Cut Spikes;
Rolled Chairs, Nails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN THE PoCSDRIBs AND MACHINE SHOPS:
Cars, freight and baggage;
Railroad Wheels and Axles. fitted or separate;
Chilled Tires;
Railroad Trucks, complete;
Stationary and Portable Engines, for saw mills
and plantation purposes;
Marine Kugines Of all classes;
Sugar Mills and Saw Mills;
BolIers-Gue, locomotive, and cylinder;
Castings OF Iron and Brass, including the largest
descriptions made;
Mil and Steamboat Shafts Of the heaviest class.
In addition, il will al once commence the manu-
J. Il. ANDERSON, President.
JF TANNER. Vice President. nh lin
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POLICE ARREsTs.-Carter Robinson, ne.
gro, was arrested yesterday for threatening
to shoot William Coleman.
Phillis Winston was arrested for. having
in her possession shawl belonging to Law.
son Rudd.
Pat Brophy was arrested for being drunk
and lying in the street.
John Robinson was arrested for stealing
a hat from Solomon Wise.
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PARDoN.-Augustus Clay, negro, con,
victed in the Hastings Court of Richmond
of felonious assault on policeman Reins,
and sentenced to six months imprisonment
in Jail and to pay fine of $500, was on
yesterday pardoned by the Governor.
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RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMENT.-Mr.
Lewis d. Crenshaw having resigned the po-
sition of director in the James River and ka-
nawha Company, to which he was recently
appointed by the Board of Public Works,
Mr.. John D. Harvey, of this city, was on
yesterday appointed by the Board to fill
the vacancy. At the same time the Board
appointed DR.. Archibald Graham, of Rock
bridge, proxy to represent the State in the
meeting of the same company which takes
place in this city to-day, vice J M. Spiller,
whose appointment was revoked.
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SAvI&S,BASK.e:By reference to adver-
fiseffeHs in ah2fltr column, persons who
are interested il either She Merchants and
Mechanics Savings Bank or the City Bank
will find that they are required in short
time to pay the regular monthly install
ment. Subscribers to the stock in these
banks should be prompt in making these
payments, as the money is necessary to
enable the institutions to make start.
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MANGANEsE.-We learn that the opera
tions of mining for manganese have been
commenced at the extensive mine OF Mr..
Brady, in Rockbridge, five miles from Bal
cony Falls. An opening on the face of the
mountain has been made for width of
one hundred feet. This mine consists OF
the black oryde of manganese. 1t extends
through two large spurs on the western
slope of the Blue Ridge as far as explora-
tions have been made and may, indeed,
extend for miles further. This mineral is
worth twenty dollars per ton at the canal
hank near the mine. 1t is exceedingly
useful in the manufacture of steel and for
bleaching. Let us hope that the day may
come when the supplies from this mine
viii be needed for steel works In this city,
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a meeting
of the Manchester Ciceronian Society
held on Monday evening the following Of
ficers were elected for the current year :
B. A. Malone, president; A. c. Harding,
vice-president; William G. Rice, recording
secretary; II. D. Bowls, corresponding Sc
cretary John Childress, treasurer; Ber-
nard Nunnally, critic; Joseph Davidson,
censor. Board of Managers. Il. Foster,
C. L. Day, and j. W. Condry. Essayists-
Messrs. Nunnally, Davidson, and Lewis.
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BROKEN INTo.-The lumber-house of Mr.
A. S. Lee, on the Dock, was broken into
night or two since, but the burglar found
nothing but heavy goods, which he could
not conveniently move, and SO took nothing
for his trouble.
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL Office.
C,Rpczc. ALsoP s roUReUREaS

~, now receiving, ant will contuus 10 receive,
their
STOCK or SPRING GOoDs.
we cxTcct On MONDAY next, the nth instant, a
large stock Of
LADIES' and GENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIErs,
LINENS AND OTHER GOODS.
witch have been purchased At a large New York
Aactlou sale within the Last few days, and
VIII he sold st exceeding low prices.
We solicit call from our friends and the public
generally.
NH CARpozo, ALsoP FoURouREAY.
1Cc1 SPRING TRADE.-WHOLE-
lObI. SALE ONLy.-we beg to call the at
ieulon Of onr friends and the tIado generally 10
us feet that arc now receiving spring ttock,
which will he well assorted, and wilt embrace
very sr,icle usually keptin q NOTION HOUSE;
We have Il Hosiery, GLOW cS, NOTIONS, HOOP
SE}ATS, CoRsETs, SUSPhE 9ERs,, PERFu:
NEkT. FANCY SOAPS, LINEN and COTTON
HASDKERCHiBFs, BUTTONS Of every dsscrip-
lion. PAPER ana llN IN COLLARS, COMBS aud
SMALL WAVES, ana notions entirely too numer-
Gus 10 mention,
An examination of our stock by tho merchants
generally visiting iht, market Is respectfully So
Nc!tcd, ard Assure them that we deter
mined 10 meet The demands Of the trade in price
AGd QUALIFY. VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
N4ras .sEh9lrssle le Dealers In Notions, Sc,
fesS l2'N Main street. Rich mond, Va.
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V1RG1N1A EXPRESS CoMPANY.-It will be
seen by a notice in the Dispatch OF this
morning that this express company, char
tered by the last Legislature, is about 10
he oresnized. Colonel Harman Is nxing
up for active Operstiops, <t
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RELIGIOUS MEETING.-We have been re.
quested to give the following notice
There will be meeting for Divine wOr,
ship at Friends meeting house, on Clay
street near First, at ii o'clock this morn
ing. Isham G. Cox, of North Carolina, a
minister in that Society, will be present,
and would like to see all persons who may
feel disposed to come"
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DRANDER 81 COOKE, Second and
ID Grace streets, have for sale
BUTTER, few k.gs very superior;
TRRsH Hops, in quarter and half pound papers
VIRGlsiA HAMS, SIDES, and SHOULDERS;
HAY, best northern;
CORN, OATS, apd BRAN
P0TAT0Es. wooD1xwAR1, 30. nh %
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LARGE LOT OF SEED FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Six hundred pounds of garden seed have
been sent to this city for distribution
amongst the widows of deceased soldiers
and other INDECENT persons. We learn
that Mr.. John I. Ford, of Baltimore, has
made this donation. They will, of course,
be distributed gratuitously, preference
being given to the widows OF soldiers.
These seeds are entrusted to Mr.. I. IL.
Starke, manufacturer OF implements, No.
l44O Main street, where those who are en-
titled to a share will call and be supplied.
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LEE SOCIAL CLUB.-At a meeting Of the
Lee Social Club held on Monday evening
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President, Thomas NJ. Sheppard Vice
President, Thomas II. Howard; Secretary,
l.. Brady; Treasurer, George Lee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-27

COMMITTEES ON CLAIMs.-There Will Dc
a meeting of the Committee on Claims OF
the City Council to morrow, in the Council
chamber, at half.past 4 o'clock. Persons
interested will Of course attend,
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UNCLAIMED PACKAGEs.-The Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company adver-
tise sundry unclaimed parcels and pack
ages which are lying in their depot.
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EXECuTIvE.-M. l.. Jacobson and G.. W.
Thomas were on yesterday appointed no.
taries public for the city Of Richmond and
Heprico county.
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CHEAP WOoD.-Forty cords seasoned
pine wood will be issued at the Central
depot on tomorrow afternoon. Price,
four dollars per cord.
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NoTICE.-Mr. Williams's singing class
will meet at the Leigh-street Baptist church
this evening at halEpast ! o'clock, in con.
nection with the regular religious services.
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Governor Peirpoint has re-
turned to the city, and was present yes
terday at the meeting of the Board Of
Public Works.
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ToBE FILLED UP.-Victor's mill pond, in
Adams's valley, is at last TO be filled up,
and this foul breeder of miasma is to be re-
moved. Thanks to the Board of Health,
who have so often called the attention OF
the Council to it, and to the City Engineer,
who, as soon as authorized to do so, has
adopted vigorous measures to insure the
speedy disappearance of the filthy hole
The owners of the property covered by
the pond have received legal notification
to abate the nuisance, and failing to do so
at once, the city will cause it to be done at
their expense, and sell the property to pay
the cost.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To Mr.. Welch,
Southern Express Company; to Turner.
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| THE JEWS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES
Much excitement has recently been occa-
stoned amongst the Israelite community
by an order which prevails with some in
surance companies of the North " TO IN
sure no Je,r heredfter," 1t will be seen
that meeting is called to be held this
evening at the Synagogue on Eleventh
street near Marshall, at s o'clock, to con-
slider this matter; and, in the words OF
Rev. Mr.. Michelbacher, who, in card, adj
dresses the citizens on the subject, to
concert and inaugurate "measures to
check the current of wealth annually
flowing from us into foreign Golfers, and
to promote the prosperity of this city,"
The newspaper organ of the underwriters
in New York has attempted defence Of
the obnoxious order by explaining that it
was not intended to apply to the whole
Jewish fraternity, but only to strolling
traders, eX army suffers, ct id Omne genus,
who have nothing but their goods, and no
characters and no fixed home or interests.
The explanation increases rather than di-
minishes the aggrayation. To classify all
such birds Of passage and all such unrcli-
able persons as Je,rS is reflection upon
the denomination and their faith which
was altogether unnecessary and lneXcusa-
BILE. The class of persons meant to be eX-
cluded might have been described without
giving outrageous offence to people in
their tcndercst point-their INTEGRITY and
their RELIGIOUS FAITH. The insurance
companies who have thus heedleSsly given
this insult have done that for which they
should make the most ample reparatlon
or the outraged community is entirely
iustifiable in making them feel the conse-
auences through the severe retaliation it
is in the power of the injured to bring to
bear upon them. A people so largely en-
gagged in commerce, and possessed of so
great part of the wealth of the country,
certainly have power enough to make
themselves respected; and it is an honor
| to them that they are as sensitive about all
matters relating to their Faith, and as
prompt to defend it as any other in the
world.
Citizens generally are invited to attend
the meeting.
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MEETING OF THE Cry COUNCILMAN
adjourned meeting Of the City Council
was held in the City Hall yesterday after
noon. Present: Messrs. Saunders lin the
chair, Epps, Smith, Scott, Mason, Har-
vey, Maury, Tinsley, Styll, August, Clop-
ton, and Lee.
Tar BIZ.
Mr.. Saunders stated to the Council that
upon conversing with several members he
had concluded that it would he better to
postpone action on the tax bill for the pre-
sent, as the people were less able to pay
taxes now than ever before, and some
mode of retrenchment on the city ex-
penses ought to be devised.
Mr.. Scott moved to recommit the Ordi-
nance imposing taxes for the city govern
ment to the Committee on Finance.
Adopted.
Mr.. Scott offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on FL
nance be instructed to inquire what re-
trenchment can be made in the expenses
of the city government, and report as early
as possible.
Wdter Works.
Colonel August offered resolution en-
ploying Messrs. Rives and Myers to super
intend the proposed improvements Of the
city water works. 1sssf-@@
lie supported his resolution by saying
that he was opposed to dividing the respon-
sibility of the work.
MIR. Saunders opposed the resolution on
the ground that the City Engineer was
paid for work Of this kind, and it was his
duty to do it.
liter some discussion, Mr.. Lee offered
as substitute to Colonel August's reso-
luton another authorizing The City Engi-
neer to advertise for proposals for build
ing the wall planned by Messrs. Rives &
Myers. This was subsequently, amended
by inserting in lieu of "City Engineer"
Committee on Water Works, through
City Engineer" and the resolution was
adopted as amended.
Mr.. Tinslcy offered resolution requiring
the Chamberlain and Auditor to report the
amount of interest due on the city debt.
After which the Council adjourned.
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Oh VITKIoh KIGI1,% for a sale iedTyT. Sy Druggist,
corner Of Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
NH 25 c.
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MEDICINES, sc. -.


DRUGS, DYES, OILS, ETC.
~ Indigo, prime quality;
Madder. Bi Carb. soda,
Sulph. Quinine, Extract Logwood,
Gum Arabic Gum Gedda,
Sweet Oil. Pulverized Rhub2rb,
Sugar.coated Piils, all Kinds
Castor Oil, Spirits Turpsntine,
Patent Medicines, all kinds
Spices, Birthstone,
Flowers sulphur, Glue,
Alum, Coal OIL,
Lubriosting Oils, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
NH 25 corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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L nOK At THLSt LOOK AT THIS!

I OOK At THIS! LOOK AT THIS
Il THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKi iEL'S, No. ii MAIg STREET.
5000 yards BLEACHED TwILLsD COTTON
'SH!ATiEGS, or for other family pnrposes,
only ls3c. per yard, worth 25c.
1900 yards heavy BLEAChGD (wide) SHEET
INGs, nearly one and half yards wide,
only 25c. =
1000 yards sUPERFINT 5-4 PILLow-CASE COT
5000 yards All GT :,ySs les Of EsS GOODS, now SELL
ing of without regard 10 cost;
1000 yards - snd ia BLEACHED and UN.
BLEACHED eHBETIEGS AT greatly reduced
prices.
1900 yards al styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WBbE at extraordinarily low prices,
lust to suit he times:
500 yard, HEAVY CRAY TWILLED FLANNEL,
ali WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
neu shirts only two shillings the yard
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. 81 Main street.
fe2 nearly opposite 81. Charles Hotel
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UOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
IL RICHARD n MITCHELL, Twelfth street be
tween Main and Bank streets, oess Leave to INFORM
his friends and the publlc generally that ne mas
commenced the HOUSE AID SIGN PAINTING
business, and viii be glad to receive orders Tor
fWiLTI1M c. BARN IS. sign, Ornamental, and
Banner Painter, will awavs be found at my shop
10 receive orders ioT all kinds OF sign and housE
PAINTING and GL,ZiNG.
Good work warranted. Terms moderate:
nh > :m T. IL. MITCHELL.
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HoUsE, AI4 !. N9yI5a5S sIGE 8 9oAl PAlNTlNe'
TgETH sTRgRT, BETeEEE MAIN ASD CARY,
wiz Dc plesssa TO receive "rdors from hei- friends
aud the public generally for
HOUSE SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
N EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Tsrms moderate;
suG-t, L. l.. MONTAGUE & SON.
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CH0IGE TOBACCOS OF THE Fol-
" LOWING popular brands:
CHEWING:
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, pounds;
COMMONWEALTH, pounds;
PLANTERS DAu0HTEk, hAlf pounds'
EXTRA EAGLE, los.
SMOKING:
FRUITS sANDFL0WgRs, In fancy poYpd boxes
Fruits AND FLowERs, In fancy nan-p00na
boxes.
We kssp constantly on hand the above brands,
s we'll a. those Of other man ufacturers, which We
offer TO the trade In quantities 70 suit ~ reasona-
DIG PILKINr0N, PULLIAM 4 CO.,
Auctionesrs, Commission Merchants,
and Real Estate Agents,
NH il-u No. is Pearl strsst.
IRON, IR0N.-200 tons EN9LISH
Il REFIERD IRON In store and receiving, en-
brAciDg full assortment Of
Round, Square, and Flat Iron,
Oval. Hall oval, and Hslf-round Iron,
Horseshoe, Nall rod, and scroll Iron,
Rand, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
tons Svedes and Country Iron, assortsd.
ALSO,
MAYORS Cast Steel square, oetagon, and hzt
English and American Biistsrsd etssi,
German and Spring Steel,
knglish and Russia kheet Irons
block Ttns SpsltsL xtne, Se., b.: 90
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NURIATIC ACID, in carboys, fol
corner Of franklin and Seventeenth streets.
MI 05
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CELATINE AND ISL INGL ASS. :
VI CoX's GgLATINR and CoopRR'S lSiN
GLASS for sale by
PURCELL, LADD co, Druggists,
NH 20 corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
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DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND ~ssp
IL SHOE MANUFACTURES, No. III
streets, makes TO order LADIES ard GEN- -
TLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES Of the best msts.
on terms az reasonable as the same quality can be
made any where. call 10 respectfully solicited.
n. B.-Repsirng neatly done:
Twelfth street between Main and Franklin.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE EALMASAC-MARcH 27, 1857.
Sun rises......... $50 Moon rises. IL 0!
sun sets. sos High tide, A. M. 9.e:
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BOOTS. SHOES. HATS Ao

OOOAD, D11OLso' HATS, &c.
MO PAPER OK WODO.-wo-sA.
~ are manufacturing MsN's aud BOYS III
HEAVY sEWED BRO1Ahs, made Of gocdy "
or paper In the bottoms.; they are really good We
invite all In want OF good Sd oes Of ali
to give as . call. INN 2sl PUTsk1 WITS.
NEW RING STOCK-afhn
IN BOOTS, SHOES, TEUNKs, TRAvBL- H
LING BAGS, &C.-we are receiving ougv
stock Of sPEING GOODS, comprising one -
Of the best assorments we have bad for long
time. We invite all in want OF the best BOOTS
TEND 10 sell very low. PUTsBf WATTS,
NH "a corner Thirteenth and Main streets.