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I LECTURE by A MULATTO PREACHER AT
THE AFRICAN CHURCH.-Last evening q
mulatto preacher, from Philadelphia for
merly, but more recently from Baltimore,
named William ]. Brown, delivered lee
ture at the African church upon the equal
| ity Of the white with the black man to quite
q large audience. He opened by singing
hymn in praise of John Brownie hero"
said he, " of whom you have often heard"
He sang the verses alone, and was joined
in the chorus by the entire audience, who
sang excellently.
DR.. Brown then commenced his lecture,
or rather harangue, for there was very lit
tie of argument or reasoning in it. His
language was excellent, however, and he
showed considerable amount Of intelli-
gence.
He began by the assertion that the black
man was destined to be equal with the
white man, and that he could be brought to
the same standard of moral, intellectual,
and political training as the white man.
Slavery had brought the negro to his pre-
sent condition, and after the demoralizing
influences of that barbarous institution
had worn off, the negro would be in every
way the equal of the white man. He con-
tended that if the white man had been en-
slaved for $50 years he would be as igno-
rant and as void of refinement as the ne
gro. He spoke Of the negro as soldier,
and boasted that the negro troops had shot
down rebels and traitors" by the score,
and said that now they would shoot them
down at the polls with their votes.
After this, his harangue took something
of Hunnicutt strain. He counselled his
hearers against the "rebels," and told them
to beware of the wiles of the so-called
conservative men. "These rebels" said
he, "call themselves your friends, and
they have a nice way of showing it. Why,
they won't even let You ride in their street
railway cars. You can't even be shaved
at barber shop, because you are black
man. A rebel and traitor can set down
in chair and be shaved, and you-sound,
good, loyal Union men-are turned off.
When you can ride in the cars without
having to seek a seat in disagreeable
smoking car, when you can stop at first
class hotel, and take your breakfast at the
public table; when you can be shaved
at barber shop, then you can believe that
the rebels are your friends, and that the
civil rights bill is not myth"
He then went on to say that the presence
Of the military alone insured them what
privileges they did enjoy. He had often
risked his life in country towns. He had
been guarded in and out of churches to
address colored. people, while crowds of
rebels were on the outside waiting to muir
der him.
This was the general tenor of all he had
to say; and his "lecture" seemed to be
bent to the end that the white people of
the South were vitality opposed to the ad-
vancement Of the blacks, and that the lat
ter must steer clear of them and counte-
nance only those men who were willing to
affiliate with them.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-On Tuesday after
noon last Mrs. Henry Naigle, an old lady
who keeps grocery store on Brook avenue
near Broad street, was burned so badly
that she died on Wednesday. Her daugh-
ter states that she left her mother sitting
by the stove, and on her return, few
moments afterwards, she found her in a
light blaze. Every effort was made to ex-
tinguish the flames, but with no avail; for
in very short time she had been so badly
burned as to place her recovery beyond
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ESCAPE OF MuRDERERs.-Our readers
will remember reading some time since of
the horrible murder of young man
named James Rowlett, at Meherrin depot,
by party of negro men, three of whom
Isaac Yarbrough, .Boatman Rowe, and
Bedford Stokes-were arrested and placed
in the county Jail Of Lunenburg to await
trial.
On Tuesday night last two of the ne
groes, Bedford Stokes and Isaac Yar-
brough, broke their chains and overpow-
cred the guard, making their escape. The
Governor has issued proclamation offer
ing a reward of fifty dollars for the arrest
and delivery to the county Jail of Lunen-
burg of the two negroes. Isaac is about
five and a half feet high, dark. CON-
plexion, has a fierce, wild look out of his
eyes, stoops slightly in the shoulders, has a
thin visage, and wears whiskers. Had on
a blue army overcoat. Generally stretches
his eyes when spoken to-.
Bedford is about five feet four or five
inches high, rather thick set; has scar on
the forehead thick, bushy head of hair
wears downcast, sly look when spoken to.
The third negro, Boatman Rowe, made
no attempt to escape.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs-PREsENT
JuDGrs MoNCURE, JoYNEs, AND RIyEs.-
In this court yesterday, in the case OF
Niche and others Us. Michie's administra-
tors and others, upon an appeal from the
decree of the Circuit Court OF AiDemafie'
the appeal, by consent Of sne par''es'
through their counsel. was dismissed: -
In the case of the James River ana Nd
nawha Canal Company Us. John Little
john, writ of certiordri was awarded 70
the clerk of the Circuit Court Of Richmond
to bring up more perfect record.
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8ithmond 9ispattk.
...... .........APRIL IL, 1867.
AUCTION Sales This Ddy.

A. 7. STOKES & CO. will sell q large assortment
OF groceries. consisting Of sugars, cofees, mo-
lasses, etc.
RICHARD W. HoRNIR will sell at II o'clock his
valuable fruit farm on the River road, ten
miles above Richmond, containing 100 acres OF
land.
HARRISON. aoDDIN & APPERsoN will sell At
l2o'clock the valuable brick building on lease
hold, on the west side OF Pearl between Main
and Cary streets, now occupied by Messrs. Bow
man Stroock; also, the brick tenement ad-
joining the above, occupied by Messrs. Hill
Potaat
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A SENSATION BUBBLE BURsTED.-One of
our esteemed city contemporaries was ver-
dant enough to listen to the story of a
country youth who strayed into the city on
Wednesday, and yesterday astounded its
readers with long melsdramatic article,
headed, in big capital letters, "The
Drinker Farm Murder "-"The Body of
the Murdered Woman Identified !"-Pro-
bable Clue to the Murderer !"-" The
Mystery Solvedr' 1t turned out, as every
body else who conversed with the lad
knew it would, that there was no ground
to suppose that his sister was the Henrico
murdered woman, and so Captain Poe in
formed us the police regarded his tale, and
took no notice of it. A telegram was re-
ceived from gentleman in Baltimore yes
terday stating that the sister of this youth
was alive and residing in his family. We
rejoice to know that the alarming appre-
tensions of the brother and the reporter
have been thus allayed.
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g. J. BROWNING,
on behalf of themselves and others.

a. AfRIL 10, 1857.
Hessrs. George r. Booker and e. J. Bropning,
on behalf Of Themselves and others Of the House
ofDeiegateS Of Virginia:
Gentlemen,-Your very kind note Of the 2lst
ultimo, accompanied with asplendid photograph
likeness OF my husband, was received on the same
day lat 1t was SENT and would have been replied
to at an earlier day had not the recess Of the &C.
neral Assembly taken place so soon after Its re-
ceipt. | wish you to accept my thanks for the
valuable present and for the complimentary man
nsr in which you alluded TO Mr.. Bigger in both
an Official and social capacity, and also for your
good wishes as TO long and happy life to myself.
Mr.. Bigger, our little flock, and myself will ever
remember this gratifying evidence of your appre-
citation of him as an officer and gentleman.
Wishing you life's choicest blessings and a
peaceful eternity, am, with regard,
ANNIE B. BIGGER.
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GOVERNMENT RATIoNs.-In the district
comprising the counties Of Henrico and
Chesterfield and the city of Richmond the
Freedmen's Bureau issued 4,ll8 rations
during the month of March to 752 white
persons-viz., 60 men, 236 women, 244 boys,
and 2l2 girls and 2l,535 rations to 4,497
blacks-viz., 357 men, 1929 women, l,4s9
boys, and ,342 girls.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DISG-THURsDA MORNING. Patrick
Shay, charged with being drunk and un-
able to take care of himself, was sent to
Jail in default of surety.
Henry Johnson, negro, charged with
stealing coat and pants from Rawlings
Hardesty, was sent on to answer indict-
ment.
Fanny Coleman, Texana -, Molly
Rock, and Lavinia Morgan, negroes, were
arraigned for making an attack with brick
bats, rocks, and other such like missiles,
on Jim Johnson, negro. From Jim's ac-
count, he was rather roughly treated by
these young ladies, for after applying to
him epithets rejecting seriously upon his
mother, they "tlunged brckbats and all
sorter things at his head" and when told
to cease their "carryins on" halo oed
"Kill de d-n niger uf he chuse to stand
dar and let women folks beat him, les us
kill him."
The Mayor asked Jim DO these peo-
pie keep disorderly house ?"
jim" Yes, sir, dey does"
Mayor" What do you call disorderly
house :"
JIM" One of desc houses whar white
and black is always mixed up ndispensa-
bly,. OATS what call disorderly house"
From the evidence Of the witnesses for
the defence it appeared that Jim johnson
was as much the aggressor as the aggressed
upon so the parties were discharged.
Jim Hickman, negro hack-driver, was
brought up on the charge of jerking up a
little boy on the street, putting him in his
carriage, and carrying him off. 1t appeared
that the little boy had thrown a rock at
Jim's carriage, breaking the window, and
Jim jumped down, caught the little boy,
and carried him, as he asserts, to his fa-
ther. The case was continued until to-
day. in the absence of witnesses.
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ballard HOUSE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
JOHN ?. BALLARD, PROPRIETOR.
This establishment Is now

This establishment is now
CONPL RTE IN ALL IT'S APPOINTMENTS,
having been newly and elegantly furnished
throughout.
his acknowledged TO have no superior in the
southern states, and to be eqdal to any In the
North.
The owner has spared no expense to make 1t
']ualin every respeCt 10 any hotel in this country,
aud pledges HI, best efforts to MAKE HIS GUESTS
IN EVERY WAY COMFORTABLE.
His long and successful experience justihss him
IN .ayins that the accommodations OF no hotel
hhaI! be superior TO his.
he asks The support Of his friends and the public
generally.
ap2-ls JOHN T. BALLARD, Proprietor.
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PARDoNED.-The iGovernor yesterday
pardoned Henry Clay, young man who
was brought to the penitentiary this week
from Carroll county under sentence for
forgery. The Judge, jury, Commonwealth
attorney, and the person whose name he
forged, all united in the petition for his
nardon
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JEWELLERS, &c.

Jt w ELLERS, &C.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
w SILVER WARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
Elegant styles Of GOLD JEW ELRY,
SILVER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
ER-PLATED TEA SETS,
Very heavy PLATED SPOONS and
CAKE BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
Breakfast and Dianer CAST0RS
BUTTBR DISHES,
SALT CELLARS,
SPECTACLES for all ages.
Watches and JewelTy repaired.
UId silver purchased or exchanged.
C. GENNET,
uhe lCll Main street, opposite the post Office.
ID PEARL, AMETHYST, and
ETRUSCAN JEWBLRY.
DIAMOND RINGS,
PINS, and WATCHES.
rich new stock Of
Sill ER w ARE
10 cases for bridal presents, made OF coin silver
Special attention given to the repairs of
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ROWLAND & CO.'S,
Corner Main and Tenth streets,
fell above the Post Office.
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DEsERTER ARREsTED.-Private r. P.
Carter, deserter from company &, Fifth
United States cavalry, arrived here early
Yesterday morning, and was Immediately
arrested by officer J. j. Campbell.
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SOME OF THE CHEAP WOOD on the Central
railroad remains unsold. If not disposed
of by to-day at IL O'Clock, it will be sold
to any one who applies. This is the last
cheap wood that will be brought to town
ON this road
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9 p RI N G TRADE.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others visiting the
city will ind my stock equal to any in the city,
amongst which will be found every variety Of
COLLEGE and SCHOOL BOOKS published,
CAP, LETTER, and NOTE PAPERS.
BLANK BOOKS OF all sizes,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN INKS
and FLUIDS,
STATES Of all sizes, from by to II by ls;
WRAPPING PAPERS and TwINE,
FAMILY, PUPIL, and POCKET BIBLES,
EVERY VARIETY OF STATIONERY;
all Of which pledge myself to sell as low as they
can be bought In any OF the northern cities.
3. P. TOWNSEND,
Bookseller and Statoner,
fe 25-sm 1878 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES, March 81, 1857.

Mrs. Annie b. Bigger:
The undersigned members Of the House OF Dele
gates, a slight testimonial Of the high respect
they have for your husband, Mr.. JOHN BELL
BIGGER, Clerk OF the House of Delegates, for his
uniform courtesy and kindness to Us both as an
officer of the House and as gentleman, have
purchased this splendid photograph likeness OF
your husband, and hereby present it to you Oh be-
half ourselves and associates. Hoping you long
life and happy one, we subscribe ourselves
GEORGE w. BOOKER,
G. J. BROWNING,
on hahaIf of fhemselvss nd othara
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INSPECTOR APPoINTED.-L. 7. Anthony
was ON Yesterday appointed by the Cover
nor inspector Of flour for the city Of S:A Alex
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1867.

Sun sets. oV hlBn TIDE, A M.....H..o
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IL 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chan disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner Ada Amss, Marsden, Rockland, hme,
Schooner @. Twibill, Miller, Norfolk, lime, A.
s. Lee.
steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ID. W. Currie.
SAILED.
steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
rchandise and passengers, d. w. Currie.
nEnoRAHDA.
PHrLApHLPHIA, April s.-Cleared, schooner II.
@. Ely, McAlistsr, for Richmond.
Schooner A. p. Upshur, elson, from Richmond, !,
arrived In Baltimore on the 9th.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April u.-Arrived, City OF New
York and Hslvetia, Liverpool Laurent, Havrs.
The Laurent resc ued the crew OF the wrecked
British Ahip Edgar Cecil. Arrived, Hausrss and
Niagara.
CHAILisros, April Il;5Arrived, steamer Ever
man, Philadelphia. Sailed, London, New York !;
asllis Mitchell, PhilsdslphiAi susan vorhiss,
hNs1PVos' U
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OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YET!
At EZEKIEL'S, No. 4l MAIN STREET.
s. 900 yards BLRACHED TWILL3D COTTON
SHIRTINGS, or for other family purposes,
only l63c. per yard, worth 2Sc. surpr-
INGs, nearly one and half yards wide,
only Csc. ,o,,
1000 yards sUPERFINE 50 PiLLoW-CAsE CoT.
900 yards all styles Of DREss GOODS, now sell.
ing of without regard to cost
1 900 wards 81 and l0.s BLEACHED and UN.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS at greatly reduced
:. 900 wards all styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
Just to suit the times ,,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shiilings the yard
muse be sold of.
No. IL Main street,
fea nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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THANKS FOR PArEss.-To the Southern
Express Company.
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DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND Rlh1
Twelfth between Main and Franklinv
streets, makes to order LADIES' and GEN. -
TLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES Of the best mate.
rial and workmanship that can be obtained, and
on terms as reasonable rs the same quality can be
made anywhere. A call is respectfully solicited.
ROBERT BRIGGS,
Twelfth street between Main and franklin.
2-3m
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FIRE AND MARINE.
TIE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS C0MPAHY
OF VIRGINIA
has removed to No. 1914 Main street, formerly oc-
cupied by the banking house OF q. w. Purcell &
Co The rooms heretofore occupied by this COM
pany 1910 Main street, second floor, are for rent.
Appiy at the new off c. 1914 Main street, to
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary; or,
B. C. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary
NH 20-lm
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DRY GOODS.

1907 SPRING TRADE.-WHOLE-
lCO( .SALE ONLY.-We beg TO call the at
the fact that are receiving spring stock,
which will be well assorted, and will embrace
We have HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, HOOP
SKIRTS, CoRsETs, sUsPENpERs,, PERFU;
merry FANCY SOAPS, LINEN and COTTON
HANDKBRCHIEFS, BUTTONS OF every descrip-
ton, PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS and
SMALL WARES and notions entirely too numsr.
ous to mention
An xaminaton OF our stock by the merc hant.
generally visiting this market is respectfully so
Hcited, and we assure them that we are deter
mined to meet the demands of the trade in price
and quality. VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
Wholesale Dealers in Notions, &c,
fe2s 1908 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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cPRING SUI rs!
~ SPRING SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY AT
T.s BALDWIN & CO.'S,
corner Main and Tenth streets,
80 above post office.

GUNS. PISTOLS, AND SPORTING
(I EouIPMENTs.- Being desirous OF reducing
our present excellent stock of GUNS, PISTOLS ,s
&c, we offer for sale at reduced p2ces whst we
proved LAMINATED STEEL BREECH- -LVApissu o.s
tUNs-equpments complete together with apars G,ner
which have been 80 much admired, and givensuen
universal satisfaction. o,., . ona
Also, smith & Wesson's and Colts Army ana
hafp's, and other approved PISTOLS, wnlsh
with Powder. Shot. Cartridges. Bird bags 20
lovers Of field sport to provide themselves WIN
everything needful at much below former prices;
Call and examine at the old estaoli.hed watch ana
ieyelry store Of JOHN Ii. TYLER CO.,
successors to Mitchell Tyler,
ap 1912 Main street, Richmond.
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'INHE LAST WARNING CRY.
L THE GOOD REPORT: Lessons for Lent
BY A. B. Haven. .........................S SO
ROSARY FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l rs
THE LAST WARNING CRY. By Cummings. / SO
OUT OF HARNESS. BY Guthre............... 2 90
OUR FATHERS BUSINESS BY Guthrie... / 50
UNSP0KEN SERMONS. BY yMacDonald..... 2 90
CHRISTIAN COMPANlONSHlP..... / so
THE GOLDEN THREAD. By MscLeod...... ! SO
FRgDER Ck THR GREAT AND HIS
THE MERCHANT OF BERLIN N....,.... O0
JOSEPH THE SECOND AND HIS COURT. SO
FREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS COURT. 2 90
SYBlL'S SECOND LOVE. By Julia Kava.
naugh. ....................... 90
BRAZIL AND ITS RESOURCES. ByJ Nc
CASTOR. For sale by
ap3 A. II. CHRISTIAN & co.
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BILE IN FORMA- n6hD
TION.-HENRY GUNsT. for twelve VI
years a resident OF Caroline and H8noverv v
counties, and for the last six years Of -
Richmond, has opened large b Q 7. OE,
AND UaK ESTABLlSH MEN I at No.
teenth, where the community can be supplied with
BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS at such prices as
will astonish them. For instance: A splendid
Congress Cater for ladies at as good Leather
Shoe, 81. II Morocco BalmoralA from u to $2 50 ;
Shoes, nice ones, at 81 cents Remember the name
and number HENRY GUNST,
1897 Main street,
on9fs hatraen Piftaenth and Seyenteenth.
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FOR RENT

EOR RENT, three NEW FRAMED
Il TENBMENTs, situated on Maddux HniN -.
east side OF Seventeenth street, suitable FOR
Also. q FRXMRD HOUSE on Main street near
Also. aPRIMED HOUsE on what is known rs
Liggon's Hill. Possession can be had at once. !.
E. D. RACHO,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Office on Fourteenth street near Main.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

MRS. n. H. THORNTON
has taken the
RICHMOS HOUSE,
On Governor and Ross streets, and will be pre-
pared by the 10th Of April to accommodate perma-
mont, transient, day boarders, and members OF the
legislature. The rooms are large, airy, and hand
somely furnished The location is very central,
aid combines everything 10 make 1t desirable.
al Sim
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LOR FIFTY CENTS you can buy
4 a. any Of the drug stores = bottle OF WOODS
eAsTALTaN CkKAM-ths best hsiF- -dressing ex-
tsnt. Try 1t once and you Will uss no other.
spLN
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BOOTS AND SHOES of all kinds at
ID lower prices than can be bought at09n
are invited to cali and examine my stock.
have secured the services Of Mr. ROW.
LETT WINFREE as salesman, who viii be pleased
to see any of his friends who may give him call.
have MEMS CALF SEWED BOOTS at SIX DOL
a. II. GASTON,
ap3 1l3e Main street.
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RIcRsoSp, February 1, 1867.

u-F HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
" nrcur interest In the Carpet, 0ilcloth, and
-, HANGING department. a TO Mr.. Robert p. Rich
.E.r and the Furniture to Messrs. Habliston q
.hsr who will continue the business under
,s,r respective names
= srn, We recommend our successors with eyery
sssnes 10 our friends and patrons
FRENCH & CRENSHAw.
-,..rrn of FRENCH h CRENsHAw Is this day
,n..,IEsd hy mutual consent. All parties indebted
- -s,paetiully requested 10 como forward and
..es heir accounts, "s longer Indulgence cannot
'f-,"oAnc Of the firm viii only be used In liqui-
: BARTON FRENCH,
81 . IEWtS ID. CRESSHAw, in
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The DISPATCH.
ny COWARDIN & ELLYsON.

r,N>p~s~---~s~s~4~
,ur DAILY DISPATCH is delivered TO sub.
hers Al rrrrERSSssrs per week, payable to the
or weekly. Mailed at$s per annum $3.50 for
-,o,ths 7sc per month for shorter period.
~. SEMI weekly DISPATCH at 81 Ter an.
cr :? 50 for six months.
-. WEEKLY DISPATCH AZ 81 per annum.
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NEW FIRMS.

80 Undersigned Will continue the TOBACCO
.SpGEN COMMISSION BUSINESS in
, .p sra In the city 81 Baltimore under the Arm
'xhHLgR s NOTING, and respectfully soli.
S,0rurUation Of the confdsnce extended TO
.. Es,s firms. AUG. kOHLER
r.r,- raUgw L. q. NOTING
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GREAT INDUCEMENTs-aRE1T At
" INDUCEMENTS-M. GUNsT H7-sSA
Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth N
streets, is now Offering great Inducements
to purchasers Of BOOTS and SHOES. An' -
who wish to study their interest should
before purchasing elsewhere, as he will give them
good articles at . very low price. Persons rom
ride to M. Gunst's Boot and shoe Store, and save
twenty five per cent All he asks Is call 20 con;
vince yourselves. Ladies' Caters at 81 and
better ones at o. as and still better at l 50 Mems
Calf sewed Boots. $3.50. Country people visiting
the city will find II to their advantage 70 call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
Liberal discount to merchants.
Mr.. GEORGE &. DENNY 10 engaged with me as
alesman and would be pleased to see his friends.
NJ G0Nsr, Alt Broad street
an 10 between Fourth and Filth.
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DISSOLUTIONS

U "ioNS.-The co-partner.
| lhp hirth h-1to existing under the Arm or
gtpk, kONLEE CO. was dissolved on IN a
I" tent nv mutual consent, Mr.. William Schsav
h..a. snd The name OF the firm will herea ter
-, .rsd IN liquidation only. ''ei
'''' WILLIAM sCHAER.
AUG. EOHLER
h. ., NOTHING