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- J. DRATTON FORD, u
0anuafy u thstu6 No. 40 Broad street.

v11AO<HS1h1A V.INANVI4TIl1N ErOEE
a.. a& SALE. @.N& .9.I "a.
Will be sold under an execution in my oflcc On MON
DAY, the 4th of February next In Walterboro' IN
VALUABLE LONG COTTON PLANTATION the
property OF Dr.. Ralph Perry, known as .sWHTTE
HOUSE.. on the Round o, about nine miles from Wal
terboro and fourteen from the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad On said Plantation small Dwelling House
Negro Houses Gin House, aud all appurtannnces OF a
Cotton Plantation Eleven hundred acres more or less
IN whole tact about two hundred OF which cleared
nnd. On the promises about twenty negro aborers
of good character and desiruus Of contracting 1f.
@.-E .g " GEORGE WARREN, -l.
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The Daily South ccrolinsan ut Columbia, is sent
TO every Postoce in the State Being the oel paper
Of the State 1t will be found the present rne espa-
cay valuable to merchants others desiring to avail
themselves Of very large circulation.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. @..
R0per cS. G1dsden.
On TUESDAY, 18th February next, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
win be sold In front Of the Old Custom House. undcr
the direction OF the Master,
All that VACANT LOT OF LAND. situate on the north
side OF the Public SOU re- in that part OF tho City of
Charleston known as Hampstead. measuring GO
feet the same tho back Ine and In depth 200 feet;
bounding to the north land of c. NJ Fur1nan east on
land Of Mr.. Eason west Land Of W. S. Gadsden and
south on the said Public Square. M
Terms-One third cash. the balance credit Of one
and two years. secured by bond and mortgage Of the
purchaser, with interest payable annually Purchaser
to pay for papers. J.. W. GRAY
January 81 ths tut Master in Eauity
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s{-aE UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Lord rs Dali q Jones. 8i y
On THURSDAY. 21st February next ut IL o'clock will
be sold in front of the Exchange, under the direction
Of the undersigned, lsTg-
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon.
situate the southeast Of Middle and Minority
Streets measuring in front Minority 10 feet
inches by 81 feet In depth be the less.
Terms-Ons-haH cash; the balance on credit of one
and two years. secured by bond Of the purchaser with
interest seniannuay aud mortgage Of the premises
Purchases to pay for papers. lt %#
~ r. t5Ts.-s it J. ". GRAY.
January 81 tha-cS Master In Equity.
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RIVATE SALES.

At Prluote Sale, Of tie Largest and most Val
Mooze Sea Island Cotton Plantations on Eisto
IoIr :
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d
Saturday afternoon, which is designed exclusively
fer schools and children.
rare opportunity is now afforded our citizens
of seeing this wonderful Troupe, and the only re-
Rret Is that, IN consequence Of the absence Of
tneatre, their movements will be somewhat
cramPed, but they have availed themselves of
every facility and confidently expect that the
Charleston public will accord to them the hearty
well done, SO literally bestowed in other cities.
THE SAVANNAH STRIKE has apparently reached
I1es Climax. The Neaos ard Herald, in giving m
account Of the arrests mado, SAYS:
The trouble which has existed a1nono +ho; e+sro
tdores in relation to the tax on bndees came near
lending seriously yesterday Some few men had na;d
The tax, and were engaged in loading and unload
appears that those refusing to comply with Tie or
Hlinance had resolved upon extreme measures. and
ToaR aRsR9sed to prevent those
Hcly that no one would be allowed to 20 to work
ffnder the bluff after o'clock yesterday.
Hrowd began collecting, and by two o'clock theBay
E4t the eastern end was thronged with freedmen
Ihe maeente9ts ten appeared to be acting according
Esteps leading to The wharves. - = -
In In anticipation, an effective force Of police OH
Gers were stationed there, and shortly after two
command Of General Robert Anderson. Grief Of
Police After dsposing his mon in different
ways lending to the vessels, and some Of the ne
grocs refusing, we're promptly arrested and march
ea to the rear Of the officers. Ono white man
WHOSE name We do not care to immortalze IN type tt
Ebo had made himself conspicuous in counselEng
Ahd advising the negroes, was also marched to the
ear just in time to save his head from violent col
H1sion with policeman s.billy. fa ,"' ~ M
zew Of the negroes who attempted to resist
SHhe officers had TO be used rather roughly and it
vas rumored tnat . rescue would bo attempted on
3he way to the barracks; but there was really no
foundation for thu report. Soon after the arrests
things wore more quiet aspect, and we do not
anticipate any more trouble. n 5..
AUCTION SALE OF SuaAR--The attention OF deal
ers is invited to the auction sale Of grocery sugars
by Messrs. J. A. ENsLow & Co., at 1oa O'clock this
morning, at their store, No. 125 East Bay.
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The HAe.,cs TRoUPE.-This famous combination
OF gymnasts, athletes tight-rope dancers, jugglcrs
and pantomimists, will honor our city with a visit
and will give their first entertainment in the Hi
berIian Hall hight. The HAN1ov Brothers arc
by far the principal performers in the troupe, al
though it embraces artistic Of no mean celebrity.
Immense crowds have sttended their exhibitions
IN every city they have visited, and the press is
loud in its praises of their startling and wonderful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-18

THE Police AND THE JUNK ASD PAwS SHOPS.
Captain Poe yesterday commenced the WORK
Of enforcing the ordinance recently passed by
the City Couucil which requires that here
after the keeper OF every shop in the clly
where any kind Of second hand articles, such
as watches, iewelry, junk, old metals, or other
like commodities are purchased, barttred, eX-
changed, or pledged shall obtain license,
and pay for il not less than one hundred dol
lars. Application for the license shall he ac-
companed by the recommendation OF n least
three respectable housekeepers. The person
to whom the license is issued shall pay the
amount fixed by the Council into the city
treasury, and shall give bond Of $1,000 with
two frecholders as sureties, conditioned for
the faithful observance of the ordinance. he
shall put over his shol a sign with his name,
and designating that he IL licensed, and shall
keep n book, in which shall be written the
name of the article purchased or pleged, from
whom and when; and such book shall Al all
times be open 10 the inspection OF the Mayor
and police. Such shops shall not be kept open
except between sunrise and sunset.
1t is hoped that the enforcement OF this or.
dinance will lessen the number OF robberies In
our city, and confine the junk and pawn bu.
siuess 10 respectable dealers.
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MAYORS CouRr-MAroR MAYO PRESIDING
WEDNESDAY MORNISG.-The continued case OF
Crsar Butt and Charles Frayser, little negro
BOYS, charged with stealing cow from John
L Sledd, was called up. The boys protested
that they did not steal the cow. They stated
that they had been employed by two negro
men to drive the cow OF. They were sent To
jail
bed clothing from Michael . 'Connor, was dis.
charged,
Robert Washington, negro, charged with
threatening to assault ana beat Tom Wright,
was discharged.
Grace Harris negress, charged with steal
ing "A balmoral from Engcl y Son, was sent 10
Jail TO await the procuring OF further eVl-
dencc.
Conrad Fcltncr, charged with maltr"ailng
his wife, was required 10 give surety for his
good behavior.
William Payne and Josiah Jones, negroes,
for fighting in the street, were fined tNe dol
lars each and required 10 give surety tor their
future good behavior.
Joe Ford, negro, charged with stealing pig
iron from the Old Dominion Works, was sent
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Police ABRRsrs.-Bridget Devine and Ca
tharine Deyiue were arrested yesterday morn J.
ing on the charge Of assaulting Thomas Cor
ney, and VIII appear before the Mayor this
morning.
Mary Banks, colored, charged with assault
ng and attempting 10 cut Mary Sykes, VIII
also have Il reception at the CITY Hall this
morning At 10 o clock.
Junus X. Weisger, for running his head
in to the pavement and his fist into the face oi
Captain " Nose" Bullock, colored, VIII be
har n
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Our considerate and particular friend
Mr.. Henry A. Green will accept our SIN
cere thanks for his present of an elegant
pair of shad. We take pleasure In com
mending Mr.. Green TO discriminating
public as gentleman, soldier, statesman,
patriot, scholar, and fishmonger.-Ly''ch-
J1ug RcputIican.
ST. LOUIS, April l4.-The COW stable be-
longing to John Wider, on the western
outskirts of this city, was burned last hight.
Forty -four cows perished in the flames.
The fire was the work of an incendiary.
An order has just been received BY the
publishers from California for 500 copies OF
Partisan Life with Mosby," by Major
John Scott, Of Virginia.
The eight hour law of the State of Illinois
goes into effect on the lst OF May, and there is
great interest taken in Chicago rs 10 the pro-
liabilities of its enforcement. The working
men are announced as determined TO insist
upon its enforcement, whilst employers are
said 10 be firmly resolved 10 resist its opera.
,ions unless wages are correspoudingly re-
dnced Many of the large manufacturing
establishments are making arrangements 10
close in the event OF a strike, and their owners
state that they cannot compete with rival
establishments In other parts OF the country
where the eight-hour law is not in existence.
The master bnilders of Chicago, II Is also
stated refuge TO make any contracts nntl ihis
an.st;on * settled and the prospect Is that
hut little building will be done this summer IN
that city.
Cbi.f. Justice Chase does not ENJOY the
franking privilege. Persons sending hlm ap,
nIiea,ions for Registers in Bankruptcy VIII
he,r this in mind, and thus save their papeis
from going to the Dead Letter once.
When a party takes unstable candy aha ,ha
manufactures, mixing with other c%ahaies, % ~ ~
product should, In my opinion, be held haDie
Tor taxation. Yours, respectfully, ,u
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Likeness OF BISHOP SorLB.-We have re,
ceyed from Messrs. Bidgood Riley, general
agents for Richmond, superior photographic
likeness of the Rev. Joshua Soule, senior
bishop of the Episcopal Methodist Church
South, who lately died At the advanced age o'
seyenty-seyen years. This Likeness is very
handsomely gotten up, Autographed by {. l.
Ludwig, Richmond, and published by Rev
". w. Bennett, lolj Main street.
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4ithmond 0ispatth.
Is, 1867.
auction Sales This Day.

GgrBBs 4 WILLIAMS will sell at4 o'clock two
valuable building lots on Church Hill, front
ing on the west line OF Thirtieth between o
and Z streets. Also, Immediately thereafter
they will sell two beautiful lots Of ground on
Twenty ninth street between Broad and Mar
shall.
Z B. COOK will sell at 10 o'clock, at No. 1928 Broad
street. between Eighth and Ninth fifty chill
aren's carriages. one one-horss family car
riage and one buggy and harness.
E. A. J. CL0PTON will sell at ao'clock valuable
and improved real estate and vacant lots in
Port Mnyo.
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CouSTRYNAy RoBBED.-On Tuesday eve
ming Mr.. Lowry, Of Hanover, had his wagon
robbed of sundry articles, on Brook avenue be.
tween Clay and Leigh streets, OF the value of
forty five dollars. The deed was committed
between and l.. NJ, and Mr.. Lowry sup
poses that two men We're engaged in II. Hay-
ing stepped into a store, a man engaged the
driver in conversation, and II l. presumed thai
while they were talking the articles Were
taken from the back part of the wagon.
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WHY II Ir?-Grace street is almost conf
pletely obstructed from Foushee TO Madison by
the earth being excavated for the purpose OF
laying a culyert. This work was begun about
the lst of December last. and the citizens OF
the neigh borhood viii scarcely feel themselves
compensated in several years for the inconye-
nience TO which they have been already sub
t.I
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THE MAScHEsrEs FAIR.-We yesterday re-
ceiyed from the ladies Of the Manchester Me
thodist Fair q liberal assortment OF the deli
cious coed things with which their beautitu
tables are loaded, and our visit TO theiF tair,
room last night confirmed all that we had
heard of the attractions OF the ladies, and the
pretty goods they had on sale. We wish them
great success in their pious work
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ARRIVAL OF CoSvIcTs.-The sheriff OF
Washington county brought 10 the peniten-
tiary Yesterday Roland Akers, Patton Godfrey
and Irison Godfrey, convicted OF horse-steai,
ing, and each sentenced for five years ana
James Troxeli, alias Jones, convicted OF pass.
ing counterfeit money and sentenced for three
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The RELIEF FUsD.-The statement published
n few days ago in the Washington papers and
copied here, that Colonel stanton, the United
states Paymaster OF this Department, had
been appointed 10 dishurse money appropria-
ted by Congress for the relief OF the destitute,
is, we understand, Incorrect. No money has
been received by him for distribution, aud he
has no Official information on the subject what
aver,
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NOVEL IMPRovEMESr.-Somed days ago a GER
tain well known wood merchant on the west.
ern side of our city, who lost II leg in the Con.
federate service near Petersburg, became in.
yolved in a difficulty with one OF his drivers
about twice his size, which terminated III a
rough and tumble, in which however, the
one. legged man came out - first best" We
understand that the victor says that he is 4
better man with one lee than he ever was with
two.
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PERsoxAL-Bishop Doggett, OF the Episco.
pal Methodist Church, is IN Nashville, attend
ing the meeting of the Bishops OF the Church.
Before his return 10 Richmond he Will visi,
his Episcopal district In Kentucky and Mis-
souri, and expects also 10 visit Kansas and
Nahraska
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ANECDoTE OF MoSBY.-Beattie, who was
one of Mosby's lieutenauts, paid him visit
recently, and received from the Partisan
Chief an account OF his watermelons OF
last year. He said, 81 pulled twenty a
day as large as flour barrels" Beattie
laughed, when Mosby turned to him and
observed with smile, "Y You see, Fount,
| have been reading Crawford"
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IMPORTANCE OF ADyRRrIsISG.-On day be-
fore Yesterday a lady lost valued bracelet,
which was found by policeman James Angle,
who, learning from the columns OF the Dis.
patch where the owner could be found, imme.
diately restored IL TO the owner
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE gGovERSoR-Messrs
John k. Finch and Joseph q. Snead were on
yesterday respectively appointed as first and
second inspectors Of tobacco at yepable's :
warehouse IN the town Of Clarkesyille, Neck
lenburg county.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1867.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers:. Bsltimore, msr-
chandise and passengers, ": q W nuIls; psu.
Schooner Reading 4. X NO. ~, roWeh, rhhs
delphia coal, j. M Pritchett.
Schooner Hope, Holland, Cabin Point' inmosr'
Charles Phillips.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk' mef'
chandise and passengers, L. Tatum
Schooner Extra, Taylor. Wsshinston, ID; u, via
Chiehahominy, lumber, McKowan Curtis.
NgnoRAsDA.
BaLrihoRs, April B.-Arrived schooner Ada
Ames, Marston, from Richmond
PHILADELPBIa, April ls.-Clearsd, schooner III.
@. Ely, McAlister, for Richmond.
BELOW.
The schooner reported ashore on Harrison's bar,
In the Dispatch Of the 10Th, proves to be the
James L. Bswley. Captain Lovely, from New
York for Rich mond. with an assorted cargo.
lighter from Petersburg mas been sent down to
her relief.
schooner bound mp Is reported hari ashore on
the lower end OF Mulberry island, James river.
DY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Great Eastern passed
down the harbor at A. NJ. Arrived, steamer City
OF Boston, Liverpool.
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JrpGE LYoHS's CoURT.-The continued case
of Collins cv. cambridge Hart, was dcci-
ded in this court on yesterday the jury giving
a verdict in favor of the defendants.
Several persons were summoned rs garni-
shers, but their cases We're dismissed.
William G. Dandrigr qualified aS admins
traitor of Marcella II. cambridge.
The court adjourned until 10 o'clock TO day
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DuREEI HElGeS, BOOT AND zSy
u SHOE NAaUFkCTUkrS. No. RHS
Te.. .a hrt gesu 1.iu and Frankling In
.,-.,.... rHEas tu#rIsr LADIES' aud dEH-
E.MtNr BOOTS aud SHOES ol the best mate.
r.... ...e vmr.uaH.ttp thai eau be obtained, and
. .rt.r M reason lie - 1he name quality can be
t.. b. aur4hyrp. a Gail il respectfully solicited.
ROBERT BRIGGS,
Twe.nh street between Main and Franklin.
4.
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FLorR.-Fourteen hundred and thirty eight
Brazil for the quarter ending slst March.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

FURNITURE, FURNITUR REG. G..
II BRAY, FURNITURE
&C., No 1907 Main street, between &sI
Twentieth and Twenty. fret streets, V0
respectfully informs the public that
he has now on hand several fne
MiKBLE-T0P MAHOGANY AND WALNUT BU. !.
REAUs, together with a general assortment OF
other necessary and useful articles Of HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE which he can sell a. very low
prices. Call and see him before purchasing else
where.
~ B-All kinds of UPHOLSTERiSG and BE-
PAIRING promptly attended to.
q. G. BRAY, No 1907 Main street,
between Twentieth ana Twenty first streets,
l5-lw Richmond, Va.
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FURNITURE WAREROOMs.-Al-
ICHMOND POTTERY, FOOT OF
III AIN sTR EEr RnGk EIIA

RICHMoND POTTERY. FOOT OF
IL MAIN STREET. ROCKETS.
sALRSgooa, No. IL FIFTEENTH STREET,
DAVID PARR, / RICHMOND, JDsvrD PAKR, Jg.,
JOHN l.. PAIRS VA. JAMES PAIR.
DAVID PARR & SONS, PRoPsiHroRs.
We ara manufacturing the best quality STONE
WARE, which we offer a. the following wholesale
prices Jugs. Pitchers, Jars, MIX Pans and spit
toons all sizes from one gallon and upwards, 25c.
per gallon half gallons, 81 per dozen quarter gal
Ions 81 q per dozen Bread Rsars and hutter Pans,
with covers and Water Jars all sizes. g. ic per gall
ION half gallons, - per dozen. chuIns and CO.
Plumbago, or Black Lead CrucItles Of all sizes,
which wa warrant equal to any manufactured
North also, Sand Cruclbles, in nests, tor dentists
and goldsuiths NIB Sim
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~ARDEN sEED.-A fresh supply Of
0.I;shis GARDEN and fLoMle >kkU inat
.,vsd Sy JOHN w RlsoN. Druggist,
"@hc Main and Third s1sstss
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ID EMOVAL. = -PILKINTON, Pull.
AGENTS, and C0MMIsSION MERCHANTS, nor.
nsrly No. . Wall street,) have removed 70 tns
large and commodious wsrsrooms no. 10 rsxfl
street. .,.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect:
fully solicit consis snmsnts OF manufactured and
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thankful
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the con.
Germ In the past, they respectfully solicit . con.
tinuance OF the same, plsdgtng their best sfoTn
TO afford satisfaction to ,hoir patrons:
PlLKlNT0S, POLLlAM CO.,
AuctIonesrs, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. Is Pearl street.
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MULES AND HORSES.-A

MULES AND HORSES.-A
wi JaAi arrived A. the iXCHASGE' 33
LthEEY AaD slLk Stables Frank
lin street aNK HuNnaEp YOUNG ande
WELL. BRONX MULES hIsoa lot OF nne YOUNG
~ Ksks sui,abi, for iaTm purposes, which Will
1slI = fair prices.
liuNlts the attention of the farmers and Plant
- north Carolina aud Virginia To this superior
Iot - stock and promise them satisfaction as 70
quality ana pr'c.. f. 22-tsl JOHN u. DAVIS.
/ TITLES WHITE OIL.-Best pre-
u paratUa offered Ior AL diseases Of
hnt.t.-ylI hwelisd J"ints, kprains, Cuts Pail
xvi Ftttula Fer slchss and ali paius and sores
hotses a. lixtIs 10 IL general use as a lini-
IAsHt fDr man AID sure cure for rheumatism. II
g. warranted, and s,Id by all Druggists every
where aud by the wholesale agents,
CLARK x BLAIR
Commission Merchants, Fourteenth street
kks between Main and Cary.
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ESTABLISHED 1915 STEAM CAM
IL DIV MANUPACToRY:-LoUiS }. BnssIEUX,
CONSEQUENTLY CIGARS FRUITS. and
CANNED GOODS He warrants his candies better
than any made in the United states for wholesale
purposes and is better prepared than ever 10 serve
hts friends and the pnhlic generally. BY recent
additions to his working force, he hopes to supply
all orders without delay and satisiac torily. Give
him a call At No. l4i2 lain street. ap IL
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TOHN J. OSBORN & CO., O.,c&~
u MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL ~
gRs IN CARRIAGES, HARNESS. ac., having re-
moved thsirrenository from seventh street M 70 NO NO
manufacture, a rns stock OF PLEASURE CAR
RIAGBs o, every variety and description, 70
which they invite the attention OF the public.
fan
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GEORGE A. AINSLIE,

" MANUFACTURES AND GHat
DEALER IN CARRILGks,
No. 10 TENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
would In form hts friends and the carriage using
public that he Is building CARkI AGES, B0G-
GIEs, RuCKAWAYs, and WAGONS OF superior
quality Also, that he Is having built TO orter, by
tns best manufacturers at the North. all the late
sty les OF carriages and will be prepared In future
to exhibit as complete an assortment as can Do
found.
Major II. Il sELpsy Is engaged with me, anu
will be pleased to see his old friends. ap io-s
EURNITURE WAREROOMS.-Al-
i ways on hand q large assortment of Pari"r,
Chamber, and Dining-room FURNITURE, Ward
robes, Bureaus. Bedstsads, Washstands, Cane and
Wood seat Chairs, Arm and Rocking Chairs, Hair
and Shuok Mattresses, and other articles TOO nu-
msrous 10 mention. Call and examine for your
selves. HABLlSTON BROTHER.
No. eO5 Main street, corner Ninth.
Two STORES for rent, on Cary between Ninth
and Tenth streets. ap It's
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IT'LL Il REILLY'S ALE DEPOT,
IL No. 7C2 BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE THEA
Thg-Just received per steamer Maryland" =
large lot OF barrels half barrels, and quarter bar
rels CLAGjETT's CREAM ALE. Also, per steamer
"Ltvsrpool )" vtd New York. 1fty casks OF OLD
ENGLISH BURTON ALES.
Families supplied with BOTTLED ALE BY the
dozen, or DRAnGHT ALE by the measure. Send
In your pitchers, and top-of amer dinner with =
glass of FINE OLD ENGLISH ALB. TO A-ts
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TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
List OF Delegates.

COMPLEXION OF THE BODY.