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FOreiSn-Signs of War-NOte from
RiSpnnraE

FOreign-Signs of War-NOte from
Bismarck.
LONDON, April l2-Noon. -Consols, COZ.
United States bonds, 1874.
LIVERPOOL, April l2.-The Brokers' Cir
c,tlar reports the total sales of cotton for
the week at $4,000 bales, including 10000
for speculation and export. Prices de-
clined fully sd. during the week. The
authorized quotations this morning are
Middiing uplands, I'D; Orleans, l24d.
Stock estimated at ~, 900 bales, including
3S5, 900 American. Probable sales to-day,
5000 bales.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Princess of
Wales is at the point of death. A surgi-
cal operation on the knee-bone is neces-
sary, but she cannot bear the pain, and is
too weak to take chloroform. The news is
carefully kept from the public. The
Prince of Wales frequents the theatres as
usual.
DUBLIN, April 1l.-Patrick Candin, alias
General Mussey, late Fenian leader, has
escaped Indictment by turning Queens
evidence.
BERLIN, April 1l.-Von Bismarck has
sent an energetic note to Paris, demanding
Napoleon'S reasons for arming. lie says
Prussia holds France responsible for the
consequences Of such step, and demands
an instant cessation of warlike prepare
tons.
REsrADT, April 1.-THE Prussian garri-
son here has been reinforced by two regi-
meuts. The fortress is near the right bank
of the Rhine, fourteen miles from Carlo
rape.
STUTTGART, April lip. M.-Orders have
been sent to the principal Wurtemburg
and Baden railway stations to send cars
for cavalry.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LONDON, April IL, p. M.-Consols ad-
vanced I'D; American securities un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, April II, P. M.-Wheat ad-
vanced I'd. since morning. Cotton easier.
Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, April 12.-The bullion in the
Bank of England has decreased t2O9, 1000.
The Liverpool, an ron-clad war steamer,
is supposed to have departed for Cadiz to
enforce British views regarding the Tor
nado seizure.
The Grand Jury have ignored the in
dictment against Governor Eyre for cru
city in suppressing the Jamaica rebellion
The Canadian Railway bill, by which
England guarantees certain Casira.ian rail.
road loans, was passed.
LONDON, April 1.-THE feetwhich sailed
for Cadz took out peremptory demand
for redress in the Tornado and Victoria
cases. Spain returned an evasive answer
heretofore.
LONDON, April l2-Evening.-Consols
9Olh; United States bonds, "A.
LIVERPOOL, April l2-Eyening. -Cottor
market continued heavy and inactive
quotations show no change; sales of 5000
bales; middling uplands, IL; middlins
| Orleans, l2114.
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The Kansas branch ofthe Union Pacific
railroad from St. Louis will be completed
to Saline, town fifty miles beyond Fort
Riley and 46S miles west of st. Louis, on
Saturday next.
Two young girls, aged fifteen and six.
teen, attempted to commit suicide near
Weehawken yesterday morning because
the father of one Of them insisted on their
being separated.
The Staunton Lycenm decided by a
vote Of 13 to II the other night that the
revolution of l776 was mistake. We
are glad the question is settled.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From WaahinRtOn.

WASHINGTON, ApTll lZ.-lh VIC ouPi0hs
Court to-day the motion was made to file
The Mississippi bill.
The Chief Justice said that motion to
ile bill was usually granted as matter
IF course, but if it is suggested that the
bill contains scandalous matter, or is un.
lit to come before the court, the court ex-
amines it or refers it to master. In this
case the Attorney General. objects to the
bill as containing matter unfit to bring be-
ore the court. That is the only point
that can now be considered. Upon that
point the court will first hear the Attor-
ney- General.
Mr.. O'Connor announced himself and as.
sociates in attendance, should it be decided
to argue the Mississippi and Georgia bills
together.
The Attorney General said the Georgia
bill lacked the point on which he proposed
to oppose the filing of the Mississippi bill.
The Mississippi bill was in a legal sense
scandalous, as it proposed making the Pre-
sident defendant before court.
Judge Sharkey said he had amended the
bill so as to proceed against the President
as citizen of the State of Tennessee.
Attorney General Stanbery read a por-
ton of the bill, claiming that it was mani
testify against the President as President.
He alluded to process somewhat similar
issued against Mr.. Jefferson in the Burr
trial. Mr.. Jefferson did not obey nor even
notice the process. AS an officer of the
law, he (Stanbery) should advise the Presi-
dent to disregard the subpoena. He then
traced the result should the court persist
and the President remain firm. The court,
to maintain its dignity, would have to i'm
prison the President for contempt. He
maintained that, equally with the Kings OF
England, the President was exempt from
proceedings of this kind.
He could only be brought before the bar
of the Senate after impeachment. The
courts could punish him for acts commit
ted while he was President, but he was
beyond their reach while occupying the
chair. He also maintained that the action
was against the United States Government
as much as though the Government were
named. He announced that he appeared
there at the request of the President, who,
when the bills complained of passed over
his veto, thought there was but one duty,
in his estimation, resting on him, and that
was faithfully to carry out and execute
these laws.
Robert j. Walker followed Mr.. Stan
berry, and the court then took the matter
under advisement.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-The post-otiice
building is lighted by gas generated on the
premises. This morning, James A. Ken
needy, treasurer, and Superintendent A.
H. Doubleday, and L. B. Moses, clerk,
went into the basement with a candle to
remedy some defect in the gas, when it
exploded. Moses will die, and the other
two are seriously though not fatally in
jured.
The only extra expense incurred in ma
king the Russian treaty was the dispatch
of an inquiry to General Halleck at San
Francisco. He replied that from five to
ten millions would be reasonable price.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-The Senate,
after very long debate, adopted a reso-
luton to adjourn on Tuesday.
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The police of Lynchburg had on Thurs
day quite a bout with some soldiers, but
finally put them to flight. Five were cap
tured, Gagged, kept over night, and next
day turned over to the military for pun
ishment.
The Shenandoah Herald writes severe
article against Lieutenant Hall, Freed
mems Bureau agent in that county. IL
tells the Lieutenant plainly that ne mas
been guilty of falsehood, deception ana
usurpation of authority.
Jefferson Davis has confded to Jenkins
that he is writing his autobiography for
posthumous publication.
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A fatal accident of singular nature oc
Cured at the north shaft of the Hoosick
tunnel on Saturday. The bell-man,"
who stands at the bottom of the shaft and
gives the signal for the platform to rise,
was standing in his position almost directly
under the platform, which was at that time
at the mouth of the shaft, when number
of drills were thrown upon the platform
to be taken down for use. One of these,
about five feet in length, rolled off the
platform, and falling distance Of three
hundred and seventy feet, its sharp end
struck the "bell-man in the side, and the
instrument passed entirely through his
body and then some distance into heavy
plank, completely impaling the unfortu-
nate man. The plank had to be split with
an AK before the drill could be loosened.
The injured man lived about twenty-four
hours after the occurrence.
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BLACK VOTERS IN AUGUSTA CouNTY.-ln
1860 the whites in this county numbered
% PIP, and black 1852. 1t is supposed
that since that time by immigration, &C.,
the number of whites has not diminished,
but in all probability may have slightly in
creased, while by the census taken last
year by the Freedmen's Bureau, the num-
Der of blacks was found to be only 400,
a decrease of S52.- FindicdtOr.
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THE VIRGINIA CONVENTIONAL is pro-
bable the State Convention of Unionlsts
proposed to be held in Virginia on the l7th
April will be postponed to some day early
in June, when the convention will be held,
without distinction of race or color.-NeG
York Herald.
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SvALL-pox.-We learn that this disease
has made its appearance recently among
the colored people in Buckingham, some
two or three cases having occurred at or
near a Mr.. Shepherds, some three miles
south of Buckingham Courthouse.-Farna-
UMe Journal.
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THE CORN PROSPECTS IN THE VALLEY
From the energy exhibited by the farmers
of Rockingham county, we are inclined to
the belief now thatI we were mistaken
several weeks since in stating that the
probability was that there would not be a
large corn crop planted this season.-Re-
f~fp
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

T0E6nnR EXCHANGE,
We report the br &c to-day. No
change to note in pf1eeslp Below we give
the transactions 100 hogsheads, l. tierces,
and 80 boxes sold at the Exchange, and %
parcels loose tobacco sold at Shockoe
Warehouse, as follows:
L,gS.-Common, So to S.; good fire.
cured, S. to 81; sun-cured, SO to SIS !;
coal-cured, SIS to $40.
Leaf.-Common, Sc to $40; good, 80 to
SIS; stemming, common, IS to $l2; stem
ming, good to fine, sl2 to SIS; yellow
wrappers, medium, $25 to $40; yellow
wrappers, good, $50 to 800.
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RATHER OUT.-The Charlottesville Giro
uicls, in response TO our criticism OF its
heavy circus editorial, says that the Dis
putch goes straight forward to its deStina-
ton, while it is the Itder that revolTes.
Ingenious, as usual, Mr.. Southall, but
mistaken. The Inder only points out the
revolutions and calls attention to them
p,tgrSJfirJ Juigr
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TIE NV TEMPERANCE ORDER.-The
Rev. William w. Green has been appoint
"a district vice-president in the new
order Of the Friends Of Temperance"
Ills district will be known as the Frede-
.lcksburg District, No. -, and consist of
the counties of Spotsylyania, Caroline,
orange, Stafford, and Prince William.
His pOStoilice is Lewis's store, Spotsylva-
MA county, Va.-FrederickSJ,Tg Herald.
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.
REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

REGlSTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Chief Justice Chase has turned over all
applications for appointments to register.
ships under the bankrupt act to Marshal
Parsons, who is engaged in classifying and
arranging them. The Chief Justice intends
TO commence making the appointments in
the course Of a few days, State by State.
In some cases there are several hundred
applicants for each place, and the task OF
selecting the proper persons is by no means
an easy one.
THE HEALTH OF Mr.. STEVENS.
The friends Of the Hon. Thad. Stevens
U'sh II to be stated that he has not been so
d. as has been represented, but has been
sic to see his friends and transact business
very day. His health has been feeble.
At he is now well again.
THE VIRGINIA RADICALS.
\ Washington dispatch says that a num-
ttrot Virginia UnioniStS arrived in that CITY
80 Monday for the purpose of consulting
u.H leading senator's on reconstruction
rl',erS. Affairs are in such a situation
a.t ii seems incxpcdient TO hold State
Convention April II, as was proposed, and
tl> probable, therefore, the meeting called
for that day will provide for holding a con
yrauon early in June, to be composed OF
Republican UnioniStS without regard to
race or color.-Ib.
RECONSTRUCTION.
/, is reported that General Steedman,
before receiving confirmation as collector
e. internal revenue at New Orleans, pro-
m>cd To use every means to secure an ac-
~ lao.
DEATH FROM A BASEBALL.
Hubert Schuttcr's son, an interesting
HaN, aged ten years, was accidentally
Killed at Rock Hill College yesterday
~urning, the 18th, by baseball bat i'll
The hands of fellow student. - Chronicle.
THE SPECIAL RELIEF FUND.
The Secretary of War having ordered
that the. appropriation of five hundred
thousand dollars by the joint resolution OF
Congress, approved March 80, 1867, be dis.
'ur>cl under the direction of the Paymas-
,n-- General and that he assign an officer
II his bureau in each of the five military
districts 10 make such disbursement, un-
der regulations TO be prescribed by the
PaymaSter- General and approved by the
Secretary Of War, the PaymaStcr- General,
in a circular Just issued, announces that
10 this end the following detail and assign
mcut is ordered:
First Observation-Disclosures, Rich
mond, Va. Paymaster I. IL. Stanton.
Second Observation-Disclosures, Column
Tia, s. c.; PaymaSter j. w. Nichols.
Third District. headquarters, Atlanta,
Gl.; PaymlSter f. ID. Judd.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, Vicks-
,rg, Miss; PaymaStcr 7. p. G. Hall.
Fifth District. -lleadqUartcrS, \ W Or
ms, La; PaymaSter Nicholas Vedder.
rauicIc.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to announce
the sudden death of another of Spotsylva-
MA, old and valued citizens, in the per-
>.uof Mr.. James X. Holiday. Mr.. Holla-
Gay had not been able 10 rest well on
Wednesday night of last week, and had
J sen early the next morning TO walk out.
lie died suddenly, no one being at hand /,
N4,t III front of his house, it is believed of
Of the heart.-FrederickSbmy
UrQH.
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DAKKEY JUBILEE IN WAsHINGToN.-Mr.
Morton, of Indiana, has been invited TO-,
and will deliver the address next Tuesday,
on the occasion OF the celebration by the
coored people of the District of Columbia
Of the anniversary of the abolition OF slave
~ i'll this District; when they will be joined
by the colored people from Baltimore,
Richmond, Petersburg, and other Cities
W1r1
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The COLLEGE CHAPEL.-Work has been
resumed upon the chapel, and it will now
be pushed rapidly forward to completion.
1t is most important addition to the col
lege buildings, and is much needed-Ler-
i,gtOn Gazette.
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TREATY RATIFIED. The Senate has
ratified the treaty recently made with the
Chippewa bands Of Mississippi Indians
Low residing in Minnesota, providing for
the sale of a portion Of the lands oc-
cuped by them, and for other reserva-
toQs 10 be set apart for their use.-Star.
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THE CRops.-The wheat crop looks un-
usually well throughout the country. Our
farmers are diligently at work preparing
their lands for oats and corn.-Lerington
Gazette,
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DRowSED.-John Shutters, tanner, who
had resided near Cootes's store, in Rock
ingham county, was drowned in the river
at Strickler's mill, near Timberville, on
Monday last.-RegiSter.
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Ike late DR.. Liyingstone's son served in
our war, under the name Of Rupert Vim
cent, as private in New Hampshire
regiment. lie was discharged through the
mediation Of Earl Russell,
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LAND SALE.-The Roanoke Times says
Lewis Zirkle, Esq, has bought the farm Of
Mrs. Nancy Chapman, near Cave Spring,
in Roanoke, for 100000. The same gen.
tlemap has also recently purchased the
farm of Colonel G.. B. Board, near Salem,
for $S, 1000.
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Health of the President.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The Presidents
health has greatly improved. He attended
the Cabinet meeting to-day.
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VHE NATIONAL BAHKs.-The Treasury
Department has ordered an inspection of
an national banks in the southern States.-
AeC0 York World.
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The Maryland Election.

BALTIMORE, April l2.-The returns from
the State give 1000 majority for the con-
YentiOn.
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JEWELLERS, &c.


WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
w SILVER WARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
Elegant styles OF GOLD JKWELRr,
SILVER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
sILVER-PLATED TEA SETS,
Very heavy PLATED SPOONS and
CAKE BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
breakfast and Dinner CAsT0RS
BUTTER DISHES,
SALT CELLARS,
Wa, SPECTACLRS for sill ages.
Old ssssss and Jewelry repaired.
purchased or exchanged:
lnH -et A>Aa street, opposite the post ONCE.
RhlDAPHR A ssEfrs oF DIAMOND,
- ETR1stAs SSfsHysT, and
DIAMOND RlaoxLRY.
PINS, and WATChRs
rich new stoc OF
SILV YER W ARE
In cases for bridal presents, made OF coin .nx.,
Special attention given TO the repair OF
FINE WATCHBS AND JxWELRY,
ROWLAND CO.'S,
Corner Main and Tenth streets,
yan above the Post Office.
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nYE~STUFFS, DYE-STUFFS.-We
- have on hand large stock Of Logwood. ex.
tract and chip Redwood. Fustic Red Saunder...
Turmeric, Nader, Annaito. Indigo, Cochineal,
Copperas. Bluestone, verdegris, Mur Tincture OF
Tin, Oil of Nitriol, &c, &c, For sale low by
A. BODEkER BRO,
No. 1885 Main street, near Old Market and
branch store, Sixth street,
apl0 opposite Second Market.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES

MULES AND HORSES.-A
~ lust srrtysd NJ the EXCHAS0Bs
LIVERY AND SALE sTA BLEs, Prank
LIN sTsgst ~, IN HunpRED YOtNG and GS
sell ct fair prices.
invite the attention OF the tarmsrx ana slant.
srs Of North Carolina and Virginia 10 this
lot Of stock, and promise them satisfaction as 20
quality and price. lie 72-tsl J0Hs y. DAVIS.
A MEXICAN STABLES.-The under.
IA signed having leased the stable on Tenth
between Main and Cary streets, formerly oeer.
and the public generally that from and After datss
be 10 prepared to take HORSES ON LIvERI
terms. Having secured the services Of Mr.. Hix
q superintendent, and having In his employ
careful and skilful grooms, hs feels assured o.
his ability TO give entire Satisfaction 20 all VINO
shall entrust their horses to his care. He re-
speetfully aolicits share Of patronags..
10 lk-tAl5 b. COTTkkLLs
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IRON, IRON.-200 tons ENGLISH
l. REFINED IRON in store and receiving, en-
bracirg full assortment Of
Round. Square, and Flat Iron,
Oval, Hall oval, and Half-round Iron,
Horse shoe, Nail rod, and Scroll Iron,
Band, Hoop, and Sheet Iron,
8 tons Swedes and Country Iron, assorted.
ALSO,
MAYORS Cast Steel. square, ootagoH, and nat
English and American Blistered steel,
German and Spring Steel
English and Russia sheet Iron,
Block Tin, speltsr, Zinc, &C., &c.
NH - K Il H. WORKMAN Il co.
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AIRS. PEARCE, at the corner of Clay
vi and Fifth streets has very pleasant ROOMS
'Uk BOAKDERo on very moderate terms.
ap l3-lwk
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Two I'll K LA ID Els OF CHURCH
l. HILL The fashionable d. 81 E SKIRT
DRESS cut for fifty cents by Mrs. BOYLE, Twenty
eighth street, beyond Leigh.
Gentlemen's Goats, Pants, and Vests made in the
yary hest manner. AID l3-eod3tk
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MEDICINES, &c.
ITO PHYSICIANS.

ITO PHYSICIANS.
We invite your attention to
BOUDAULT'S PEPSINE,
invented by L. Corvsart, phi ysician to the Emperor
Naroleon and the only Pepsine. recommended
by Wood Bache in the 18th edition OF the United
states Dispensatory. 1t is used with great sue
cess in
DYSPEPSIA,
GASTRALGIA.
DEBILITY of the STOMACH,
SLOW and DIFFICULT
DIGESTION, &c.
Physicians should be careful to prescribe only
g BnUDAULTS PEPSINE," as there ara in mar
ket limitations. We have the Boudaults in the
form Of POWDER, WINE, and ELIXIR.
MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
Ninth and Franklin streets,
ap 10 Agents for L. Fougera.
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NT'S EFFERVESCENT
l. SELTZER APERIENT is the best remedy
known for all bilious complaints, sick headache,
costiveness, indigestion, heartburn, sour stomach
sea sickness, &c, sc. For sale by ~
BLUNT & MOSELEY,
apo 1924 Main, near Fourteenth street.
HEGEMAN'S FERRATED ELIXIR
IL OF BARK or, Elixir of Calisaya Bark, with
Pyrophosphate OF Iron for sale by
BLUNT * M0SELEY,
ape 1924 Main near Fourteenth street.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
IL RICHARD D. MITCHELL, Twelfth street be.
lNsen Main and Bank streets, begs leave 20 inicfn
eSssnsnds and the public generally th.t ns ,nn M
| businsnced the HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTinO
psintins and will be glad to receive orders for
| WILLIKayery style.
Banner Pains.r BARNES, Sign, Ornamental, and
TO receive orders EMi always be found al my shop
| PAINTING and GLSM kinds Of SIGN and HOUSE
Good work warranted.g
NH 2-3m Tms moderate.
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THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF

By order of WILLIAM BrRwELL, G. NJ.
X. Ii. HEARNES, w. F. s.
P S.-The notice of the above advertisement
which was published in the NeD Nation had
This is l3-2iF
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EXTRACT LOCKWOOD,
IL BLUESTONE,
NADER,
Prime INbIGo.
ALUM,
EPSON SALTS,
SPICES,
for sale at wholesale rates by
K. w. POWERS,
Main nd
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TONQUA BEANS.-Prime, in cases,
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND BANKING AND

DLAIR'S RICHMOND HAIR DYE,
ID the best article in use for sale at manufactu-
rers prices, Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD Il co Druggists,
anlo corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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y MAYORS CAST STEEL.
ENGLISH BLISTERED STEEL
A fnIl assortment lust received and for sale by
an Ioot <. IS. W0RTHAM co.
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COLE LEATHER.-1,00 900 SIDES for
- sale at lowest market rates by
0. II. CHALKLEY 4 CO.,
Hide aud Leather Dealers,
irtaa az
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DOCKLAND LIME.-1,0OO casks
IL ROCKI,AND LIME in store for sale.
s. p LATHROP, Agent:
apl2 Eighteenth street, south side dock.
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SEEDS.

GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply OF
" reliable GARDEN and FLOWER SEED Just
received by JOHN W.. RIS0N. Druggist,
NH Main and Third streets.