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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-25

sT- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONAL
OFPICS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
TEIs INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CEET
Or DEPOSITS.
/. DAVENPORT, JK.. President.
JAMES KILLER, Cashier.
DIRBcToRs.
T. 4. Paine, L. D. CrenshRv, ". 3. Guarles,
VIM. q. Lyons, Jr., E. 3. Blanfen
A Bodeker, b. b. Weisiger, ship,
W A. spott, Moses Eiysoa, J. b. Winston,
l.. Sllett, Jas. W. Archer, A A. Hutehin
Z. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
". 8. Binford. J. W. Hall. T. W boswell
J. A. Belvin, w. z. Gray, w. E. Tanner
r. q. Dudley. Alfred Moses, J. ID. Eowlin.
The security offered TO depositors is undoubted
and the institution should commend itself TO 81
classes.
The attention OF al in city and country is callet
70 this Institution. Here they will nnd seeurity
convenience. and profit. Sums ~ small as on,
dollar may DO deposited, and six per cent. interes
received on same.
once hourn from A. n. to . P. NJ; on Saturday
from A. n. TO p. n, and from TO sP. Ii.
ie lS-d&swtH
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c5OO REWARD.-Stolenf from e
.oOOU my quarters on Thursday M-A
night, sHgNTIGe: CASE GoL3 DIV WATCH @ ~
and CHAIN, with charms on chain MY eAG:sesr
name and rank are engraved on the inside OF the
case and w on the back in German tsXt 4 re-
ward of $500 will be given for the return OF the
watch and chain, and S2Ve more for the conviction
Of the thief. Apply at Sowlan Co.'s, corner
Toutn and Main streets, or to
Captain United States cavalry, Camp Grant.
da 4
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CTRAYED Or STOLEN, on Sunday

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from my
- residence, corner Eighteenth andNa
Grace streets one DARK BAY MARESTaEwA
MULE, on the 10Th instant, between 10 49,
and l2 o'clock in the night. ALI parties saEss1Zo
are cautioned against trading for her.
4 suitable reward will be paid for her delivery
at my residence. ,,
de 23-3tt MARY MAhTlN.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Our CHURCHES THIS MoRNING.-As far
as we can learn the following is the order
Of services in the churches to-day

OUR CHURCHES This MORNING.-AS fal
as we can learn the following is the order
Of services in the churches to-day
Cdthedral.-The first mass will be cele
brated at o'clock A. NJ, which will be
followed by succession Of masses until
balfpast o'clock. At half-past 10 o'clocb
Grand High Pontifcal Mass will be cele.
brated by Bishop Magill, assisted BY
Fathers Becher and Brady.
At St. Patrick's and St. Mary's masses
will be celebrated as already announced.
Episcopal. There will be services in all
the Episcopal churches at ii o'clock this
morning. There will be services at IL
O'Clock on Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
day mornings.
Methodist.-The congregations of Cente-
nary and Clay-street Methodist churches
will unite for religious services to-day at
the latter church. Rev. n. Head, D. D.,
will preach at II A. M.
There will also be preaching at II A..
M. at Q Union Station, and at half-past 7 P.
NJ. at Trinity Methodist churches.
Presbyterian.-There will be services at
DR.. Moore's church at IL O'Clock.
There will be celebration at DR.. Hoge's
church at half-past 10 o'clock.
observation-disclosures OF PURCHASERS OF
PRESENTS, &C.-Yesterday was cheerless
looking, yet it seemed To be Glove
Of a day" for shopping. The streets were
quite dry and passable, and were thronged
with purchasers who had their hands full
Of presents, and seemed to have their
pockets full of greenbacks. Every one
bent upon the pleasantest of errands, set
out with the intention Of securing some
one particular thing, beyond which the
broad field of supply stretched out with
perfect forest Of suggestive purchase. The
varied tastes of the buyers were we'll met
by the provision Of the sellers. Home
productions, foreign importations, jewelry
dry goods, fancy wares, were exhibited in
the shop windows; the useful, the perish
able, the ornamental, the ponderous, the
frail, and all other articles, passing in
Kaleidoscope vision before the bewildered
eyes, and leaving the beholder in a maze
of uncertainty and bewilderment. From
this delightful confusion they were only
relieved by turning to the crowded adver-
tising columns of the Dispatch. Here they
found, and will always find, announces
ments and generous propositions concern
ing magnificent bargains and liberal dis
counts, which leave the purchasers no
longer in doubt as to where they can Sc
cure the articles which they desire at rea-
sonable rates.
Having gotten this far, it strikes us that
the purchasesof of which we have been speak
ing are for Christmas, and a emery one u
may it be to all. Everybody is generally
so happy on Christmas that we know that
nothing we may write will make any one
more SO. We now close this paragraph
with the remark that any one who is not
happy can be made so by viewing the ar
ticles which are described in such glowing
terms in our advertising columns.
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EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND B0sToN.-semi: weeklyA arS1z =
Line-Powhatsn Steamboat Com -
duced-No Charge for Wharfage by this Line-ho
Trsnshipment Of Goods-Lsavssa BALTIMORE every
every Wednesday and Sunday at o. clock A. =
Steamer PETERSBURG. Captain RnggRT IRA.
vERs, will leave here on WEDNESDAY MORNING
at o'clock. Freight received every day Sunday
excepted) up to o'clock P d. This steamer has
splendid saloons staterooms, and passenger &C ac-
LARS Meals and staterooms extra. For freight
or passage apply to ,,,,,u ruppIp
ON at Charles T. Workman Co.'s, Filteentn
street. Qe LS--t
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fsoMETIME Es

mo JOHN JAIsEa SOMETIMES
CALLED JOHN FAIsgRl.-Tske notics, that
on Monday the 3,Ih day OF Janussy, 1865, shall
move the Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond
TO appoint trustee In our place and Msad In tse
lsta day OF July 1859 and OF record In the clerks
Office OF the ssti court, conveying 10 ynu "a irus.
tso certain real esats therein naued Ter the saie
ana separate uss and beneht of myssif and shti.
drsu Won having moved bayond the limits OF this
State. MARY y. .ssstESoLst.
.htidrsn do aS-ssth&sls,As
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Marine Intelligence.
Port OF RICHMOND, pEogaBgR q, 1857.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER rs, 1857.
Sun riSes...........7lS Moon rises.......... 8 80
Sun sets ~ High tide, p NJ .... 3 is
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~ W. JONES, SURGICAL AND
his Office and residence back to Main &SsafS&A
street, three doors from Sixth, opposite
the Arlington House.
All operations thoroughly and gently performed.
TEETH EXTRBTBD without pain.
TEETH INSERTED ON VULCANlTE PLATE,
and durability warranted. oc 10
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Sh6DD5ng.


EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOM In
Il MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. R-Es
Tho new and elegant side wheel >SNEg
steamship ALBEMARLB, SI4n4#4H
commander, will leave her wharf i6za5
ut Rockets, on SATURDAY, the 18th December,
ats o'clock A. NJ. Freight received up to o'c lock
Friday evening: Fare: Sl2. Round tickets, $50.
Steerage, s5. Through bills signed TO Boston,
and insurance effected at lowest rates For freight
SAMUEL AYRES & CO.,
de 25-3t Main and Eleventh streets.
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sy- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
(SAvINGS INSTITUTIONAL
OrYICS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANI
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FOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
L STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-The S%eA
new and elegant side-whssl steam >ZNSFS3S
mander, will leave her wharf atRsz2ee1SSsssszs
Rockets on TUESDAY, December "a, at II o. lock.
Freight received up to IL o'clock A. NJ. Fare,
bills signed TO Boston, NJ ass and insurance ef
fected at lowest rates For freight or passage ap-
ply to SAMUEL AYRES GU,
de- 23-2t corner Eleventh and Main streets
A CCOMMODATION asAs--,rI.IIz N
n BOAT "NETTIE " Il.z.e--l--5sSs I-1sll..z.se---l--5sSs
will leave the foot Of Eighth street, Basin bank,
at A. NJ. on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS for Car.
tersville Returning, leave Cartersville at 8 A.
M. SATURDAYS and WEDNEsDAYs; Good &C
commodations. Moderate charges. For further
DENNIS BROTHERS & CO., Agents,
Thirteenth between Main and Cary.
do MWEEdMrUlm
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7 OST, BLACK ONYX BREAST
IL PIN. with large pearl set in q gold star.
The owTer will pay rs reward for same If left al
this Office de 24-2tk
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
n DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,

A CERTAIN REMEDY
for ell complaints 80 peculiar to the sex-viz.,
Distressing and Painful Menstruation, Retention,
Pain in the Back and Loins, Pressing. down Pains,
Rush Of Blood to the Head, Dz1iness, Dimnsss OF
Sight, Green Sickness, Heavinsss, Fatigue on any
Slight Rxerion. Palpitation Of the Heart, and tnat
most annoying, weakening, and the beginning OF
all other female weaknesseB,
THE LEUC0RRHEA, OR WHITES.
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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.

rEIs INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CEgT
ON DEPOSITS.
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Assistant Adjutant- General.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, by
Oorder Of Court. On the 29th day of May.
1867, at 10 O'Clock, m. on the premises in the
township of johnson. in the county of TruRl-
bull. State of Ohio, will be sold to the hiRhest
bidder the following Real Estate, as the proper
ty Of Leonard Kile, decd, to-wit: Part Of lot
No. 50. in second division lots in said johnson
and described as follows: Beginning at the N.
w. corner Of said lot thence east on lot line
chains: th snee south II chains IS links; thence
west III chains to the lot line: thence north in
LOT hne 1! enslns IS Inks, to the place of begin
Also the :, W. corner of lot No, I, in the Sd
division lands in said johnson. beginning al the
:. W. corner Of said lot ; thesse east 16 chains
west le Chains IS links; thence south u chains
Is links 70 the place OF beginning, containing
forty and one half acres.
Also. the n. &. cornerof lot No. 81 in second
division, and notch out of the 5. W. corner Of
lot No. 2. In the Sd division. beginning at the
southeast corner of the Mill yard on lot No 53
thence north Schains 50 lnfs to the northeast
corner Of the Hitchcock land; thence west 5
chains So links: thence south s chains 50 links:
thence east chains s. links, to the place Of be-
ginning, containing five acres.
Also part of lot No. !, in third division and
bounded north By lands of ShdbalD in same
lot; east By the east line of said lot south by
and west By lands OF Giles L. Day. Containing
eleven and 6-l00 acres; all uneneumbered with
dover Of said widow. There is steam Saw
Mill erected on said premises and in good run
ming order with a yard full Of logs ready for
saving Terms OF payme1t-two-thirds cash in
hand and the balance in one year, secured BY
If the mill and mill lot be sold
separate. other security will be required on the
deferred payments. Said premises may be sold
In parcels to suit purchasers.
BUEL BARNES. Administrator,
Gustavus. May s. 1s67-4w --'''' Nv =
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r NOTICE


Il William Bastisn, and L. r. MeAhoy, Of
the State Of Pennsylvania, viii take notice that
the executor Of Daniel Hartman. deed, Of the
county Of Trumbull. and Stete Of Ohio, did on
the TN day Of May. 1857, file his petitian iu the
Court of Common Pleas OF said Trumbul Co.
Ohio, against the said William Bastian, and L.
T. MeAboy. defendants. setting forth that on
the third day of April. A. d. 1854. the said Bas-
tisn and the said Daniel Hartman. then IN fulI
life. entered into an agreement IN writing, duly
signed By th eaid Bastian e. Hartman. whereby
the said Bastain agreed 20 sell aad did sell 70
the said Hartman. certain tract of land In tn
township Of Champion. in said county of Trum-
bull situate in lots ~ and2l, being the whole Of
OF 20. and 90 and 81 loo acres in south part Of
lot Il more particularly described IN said peti-
ton, and to make to said Hartman, his heirs or
Rssignees, a good warranty deed Of the same,
and that said Bastian and MeAboy. to whom
Eaid contract was assiKned, have failed to per-
form the stipulations of said contract, By them
TO be done and performed. and that said Hart
man. and the plaiatiE herein have always been
willing, ready and anxious to perform their Part
Of said contract. Said plaintiff in said petition
praying that said defendants be adj dgea to per-
form their part OF said contract, 70 receiFe the
moley due on the game, and make and deliver
TO the said executor Of Daniel Hartman. decd.
q deed Of general warranty, in trust for the
creditors, heirs. and lsgstees Of the said Daniel
said defendants are required to snsser said
petition. or before the 18th day of June, 1851.
JOHN NJ. STULL. Pitts Atty.
Nay 8. 1876.
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Will take notice that on the iith day of May.
~; 1901. Ann b, Eaton, Of Rowland, Trum-
bull County, Ohio, fle1 in the Court of Common
Fleas. within and for said county and State, a
petition against them. and which is no v pending.
wherein the said Anna B. Eaton, demands parti-
ton 9f the folioging Real Estate, lately owned
and occupied By AAria Heaton deceased, to viii
Situated in the toEn5hip OF HoWIspd. eoupfv
Of rrunbull. and State Of Ohio. and known as
part OF lots Nos. II, a. "A and 45 in said township
tTst piececbounded as follows: Beginning
St Musquito Greek, at the northeast corner OF
land conveyed BY Joseph Howlsnd 10 Isaac
HeatonI by deed dated June 4th. 1908, aud recor-
ded IN Trumbull county records. book /, page
~ thence west on ;he north line Of raid land,
sixty tkres chains thirty links (63 .3O) To me
North vest conner thereof: thenee Soeth on The
west line OF said lands twenty chains sixtZ links
IsO.5g 70 a post; thence East parallel 10 the
North line Eifty-nine chains seventeen links,
tS9.lIl to Musquito Greek; thence up said creek
parallel 10 the several courses thereof TO the
place Of beginning. and contains by survey OF
Snni9s Dan9i 9s1S surveyor one hundred and
Szcold pieee-KnoYn as the South west PAR
Of section number 70 in sad township. and
bounded as folloEsI beginning at post in the
Z, Twenty-Five chains ffty-four links 70 3 post
in the centre Of the road; thence North l25 E.
along the centre ofthe said road eleven chains
sixty-tWo links TO post; thence West paralIa
eight links to the west line of said section =
thence South along said section line eleven
CO nalas. twenty-five links TO the place of begin
plppSg: pS: ana contains thirty acres Of land.
known as parts of lots Nos. a and lT, In said
township. bounded as follows: Beginning al a
post standing IN the north east corner of said lot
NO ID thence south on the lot line ten chains
TO post thence east on the south line Of land
onss decided TO- John w. Seely. thirty-three
ehsins. tAiry-pine links (3339 to post; then. e
south on the vest line OF land onss decided 10
Christian Hske, thirty=one chains. fft5 links
W 1Dl 70 the spnth lnie Of said township; theeee
west on the township liRe tifty-seEen chains. IF
y-seEen links t5l 50 TO the coFneF ef land once
decided to d. Drake; thence north aloL g the east
!ine land decided 70 said Drake. to a post in
the north line Of lot No. As. thence east on the
LOT M tEenty-f9ur ehains. twelve links GA 10
% me place OF beRinning. and contains in lot
20; a. 0ne Hundred Five and 3S-l00 acres, and
10 tot No. "a Ninety-Seven ard e9-1O0 acres,
and IN the last described places
AZ the next term Of said Court. the said Aun
u. Eaton Will ask for an order that Partition
may be made of said premises.
JOHN NJ. SrULL,
EarFen. O., May @, lss7-6w. '-O-''''
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Farr for sale.


THE SUBSCRIBER offers for
j. sale his farm, situated miles northeast Of
Bristol Center, Trpmbull Co.. o.. on 3 good road
running from Mecca. 10 the mills known as
VredenburKh's Mills. and containing two hun
dred and ninety-six acres Of Bew land one
half n pasture and meadow. the other hall
covered with valuable timber. consisting Of fine
Poplars, Oaks. Ash and other valuable sorts OF
Timber. Surface Rolling and well Nstered
with two Cretks Of never failing water: Soil
Sandy and Fertile. There are three Springs on
the farm. one Of which is soft water.
There is on the farm 8 good Frame House, in
q fine place. surrounded BY grove of about 200
second growth Maple trees. Also good bear
ing Orchard, containing some 1S0 trees, all graft
ed and selected from the best Nurseries il the
land. A good Sugar Camp Of some 600 large
hard Msples. Sugar House and Arch. making it
3 desirable location for Farming. Deirying or
Grazing. There are also two Saw Mills in sight
Of the farm, l0Iist Mill and Store about IL
miles distant. and > School located on the farm.
All other information wanted. can be had from
the Der on the premises.
March 6. lS67.Sm SAMUEL ST0VER.
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NEW BOOKS.

IN The following new publications alY
been received 81 the Warren News Deco:
Out Of Town, By Rarny Graz,
Felix Holt the Radical
Crumbs from the. Round Table,
Round Hearts, By the authcrof Ron. ga
The Dead Letter, y %
Woman our angel. by A. s. Roe,
Lans. Veneris, by SWineburne.
Ecce Homo,
Nasby's Divers Views and Opinions.
Josh Billings. his Book,
Sunny Bank. by Marian Harland.
story 81 hennett. BY Bsyard Taylor.
The BigeloE Papers, By Lowell,
The Way Of the World. by Oliver Optic.
The ParioF Stage, for private TheatricaIs.
The Amateur DraMeS. do do.
All New Books received as soon as published
Jan 80. 1857 w. N. i W.F. PORTER.
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CHAPTER ".

Whether the tragedy was so appau-
ing in its catastrophe as to unsettie NV
brain or not, canaot tell. I only
know that over the succeeding events
OF my exit, examination and arrest,
there hangs pail which lengthens as
| try to rase it. The vague, chaotic
memoFies-if memories they bs-Which
link this hiatus in my history to a
stronger consciousness deserve hardly
to be recorded for they come and 90.
wane and assume shape, like the ar
rowy pageantry of some hasheesh
dream.
Now am flying down the dark ay-
enue, az the candle drops from NV
nervless fingers, now toiling with Sisy-
phen endeaVor TO set erect q mighty
slab which shall forever conceal the
Adit to this place of the twin sacrifice;
and again | seem to be in the murder
er's dock, where the bloody handker-
chief and the lump of magnetism CLAW
take form and point accusing fingers
at me.
And hear many an one whom /
knew but two short moons ago swelling
the pitiless cry Of self-righteousne,s
against me who never harmed even the
least OF Gods creatures and then my
brain seems crushed by the grasp of an
icy hand And sleep and wake, and
all these have passed away, and only
my prison and my sorrow remain.
Ii l be crazy, as this jailor of mine
lnsultingly tells me, it is because Of
that thrice-aecursed lake. I do noe
fancy that 1t exists. It is reality.
Let search be made for the entrance:
let the halfburnt candles on the floor,
and all me peeuliarities which l state
As charaoterizing that cavern of hell.
be- brought into court, against the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. logic which has
1ndone me. Let every incident of day
ind place be sifted TO the bottom, and
after that, if am proVed-as proved /
hail be-to have been terribly sinned
lgainst, fling wide those oaken doors.
md restore me to the privileges of an
life.
For far away in the lovliest of eastern
owns, theiloVliest of maidens sits and
waits for me; and see the agony of a
,roken heart in the frozen pallor Of my
;lara's face. She watches all in vain,
or never can come toheF IN the body.
Yet to God be glory that we shall
meet hereafter, where fathers cannot
'oison young hearts, and judge and
ury never err. j, RS
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r EGAL NOTICE.

!. Rachel Culver Of the State Of P snnsylvsnia.
Reese Heaton ghese supposed place of residence
il Illinois. the heirs OF Henry Heaton, whose
place Of residence is unknown
Isaac Heaton. resident Of Illinois.
Ware. MsErsn he7sOR supposed PLACE of residence Cal.
Agn Pslm. supposed Ilace of residence. Maho-
ing Co, o.
Josiah Palm, supposed PLACE Of rssidsncs Mn-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29

An extraordinary sight was witnessed in
the principal streets of LOndon recently.
Rather more than thousand of the most
miserable wretches that ever wore the garh
of humanity formed a procession and
marched in silence from the neighborhoOd
of WapFing and Whisechapel 70 the aris-
toeratie quarters of st James and Relgra-
via There was no disturbance or excess
of any kind, Every man was in rags,
and every form and face bore the unmIs-
taxable marks Of starvation and distress.
"A banner or two contained inscriptions
indicative Of their character aud their
wants, and few carried money boxes To-
receive any donations that might be be-
slowed upon them
Why, l know not, but it was not deem.
ed worth while to prevent this demonstra-
ton on the part of the authorities; but
the sight was one that did not tend 10 add
greatly 10 an Engiishman's pride. These
men, it well known, were only the ,p-
reseEtatives of a body forty times their
number for 1t has been aseertaIned that
there are no less than forty thousand ia
the eastern suburbs of London not o, liz
out Of employment, but reduced 70 the ex.
treme of destitution, and dependent On
daily charity for their morsel Of b-oad, os
cup Of soup, that Keeps the fame Of the
light within their emaciated bodies. l. is
a frightful thing to contemplate, and what
Is to be tho end of this state Of affairs
Heaven only knows.
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NOS Nassau Street, II. z.
n. bah kinds OF GoFernuent Securities
received at the full market price in exchange
tor the above Bonds. Also
EA Az descriptions of Gopernnens Sseurities
kept On Aaad. and Bought Sold. or Exchanged.
~ Gold Coin and US. Coupons bought. sold
and collected, .e.l
81 Deposits received en- liberal
terms, subject TO check at sight.
81 Collections made throughout the country.
a. Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bouaht
and sold at the Stock Exchange on eomHiss sion
for cash.
% Special Attention given to
the Exchange of fSEYEN-THIRTY
NOTES of all the Series for the
EeW FIYE-TWENTY BONDS of
1855, on the nest faVOrsble terms,
Apr. I7-2m
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M. X o.. BACON,
CYOssrS, Produce and PreYisi0R DValsrs,

TI'AeoL DOOAs = q % u tLlO 7 UhI
0Hiee, on Liberty Street. Warren. o., keen
on hands a good assortment Of Groceries of sil
ekinds, Flour. Feed. Fish. Sait, Potatoes and
Country Produce generaliF. Their friends and
the public generally are invited to give them
call Goods all new and fresh. and prices rea-
sonable. Flour delivered q customers any
place in the town. ii, x g, BACON.
Warren July (, 1856 1yr
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CHAPTER III.

As may be imagined, the symposium
was a very tiresome one to two of the
trio; and just as Atkins rose to go the
gong sounded. He gave US al manner