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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

GALE OF NEGROES.-n pursuance Of decree, P,oouiust
- III. County nf Fuvhnna suit therein
by oil B.sketts B'sketrs admit et a. 'n-t
m cl 10 III. hrbc. bidder WiiGiG:ton Firvanna county
on Saturday the 2g,h day Of December, between IL an" ~ y
Lron.n. o Jesse Basket
Tn. Of ocTwcyc months credit the purchaser 2sag ooh'
it.". W s ,o.",,,, ROBERT BASkErT.
WIN w 'PP ,Siwow) 8aa'r Of Ra,kEit, dee.
u,DIiJ \FiON subscriber havn, engaged he
"a M. JANE IA. the lung year, VIII open
Al his house in Chesterfield county, near the Cca Mines oi e
cf Young Iiics-n which will be taught thc Oo"ns
harchc viz R,aiing Writing, Arithmetic t'famma'
ov Philosophy and Chemistry. 10 addition TO the abo'e u
~ AMI F.ncb viii he taught, ii required. The said school wan
commerce on tie 18Th day January and terminate on c 1n
DIV Of December following, with vacation Of Que mo"' s
tha Summer
Terms FOR tae sfH roSs" yea, n " ~ So 90
Tuition in the English branches, n M
French, as M
Music, " w
81 Paya5!c haEyraily. 80 n.,,
u Reference may made to Miss Mckenzie, Richmond
/, oaIoJ 80 - SAM'L HANCOCK.
ws ~ 57-w6w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

,r,E school for Young Ladies' residence the county of
Hanover about miles Richmond, will continue it, cx
ecscs ensuing yea under The direction off present Ieache
Ms NJ Converse approved Teacher who qualified 10 give
instruction department of study usually taught IN the best
female schools The subscriber will receive lew
We will watch
well their intellectual The chm
society his ehborhood renders his situation
who wish
their daughters abroad TO school Tho scholastic term w" en-
18th of December. The month Of August will be used as vacation
TrRn-Board Tuition, including lights washing, &c. 500,
for the of months. No deduction for absence,
unless occasoned BY sickness EDWIN Shell ON,E
Hanover county, Dec. H. 1888. S3-w2w&la'4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

SALE OF NEGROES-Willb be sold, at Thomson
S Cross Roads Louisa, the 18th OF December,
Einheen or Twenty very likely NEGROES -Ferms oil
sale made known on the day of sale.
Also half dozen Of good hewers and sawyers VIII
he hired at The same tine and place, If no. previously
disposed Of ,.o sr,p1rov
.9gent for James Shelton,
Executor Of Vim. Shelton, dec a.
~, 6O-wi2SD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
Farm. Stock, DC for Satc.

TV1,--
TIE absebrr being DESTROYS of quitting farming business
% "TI cor sale, to the highest hidder Friday the 2ss
soe ntt, not the fair day, Sunday excepeJ his
IN Hanover within miles of Hanover Town
@ 10 rom k"moh which contains about 400 acres The soil
sven adapted 10 the culture Of corn whent and cove aad m
nne state OF There good with
l ey ana thoroughly repafed with ahandsome enclosure n"
Ps and railing around the yard, o.etbet with all
aoe' on the premises 'ncuns nso cabins barn. houses
Rad peach orchard
Ih' situation is remarkably healthy society neigh
hood equal other the country Anv gentleman from
hnoni the Lower country, wanting summer residence,
ou'd 10 well the place before the day sale
M may wish to make purchase of sneh property The
49, he ncconmod ting and made known the day of
Immediately sier the sale OF the land shall about 800 bar
~ q" corn 81 ut 40 600 weight OF hay. quantity Of blade
dd"r inc parcel Of wheat and straw &c. and all my
nu'ss &C., which very fac, being of
shon; 5000 weight Of Fork, together with variety
ogI ami Si,chen furniture, (Which and Of the bes;
'''"y'' i.fnng utensils, &c.
Nov % ""' H. u LIZ Mn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

rDHiED BLACK ARABIAN will stand the ensupr season
IA. 20 u I'aaaS Coart house, at his former rates.
ti-e;] THOS. s. FLOURSOY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

sst5ys.; = - =
Is . ~ ( C.ts 81 = So :. 4 80 q; = 81 49,;
lssT ga Z = - 3 a. GIs1 - e q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

NUilCEl have removed Office TO the formerly occr
pied by d. Thomas Johnson, door Mcisf- r. & j. D.
james Co., where can be found 9until O'Clock
GEO. r. CRUMP Collector 81 The City Tdxss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
General Collection and .qgeucy Business
Richmond and Fredericksburg RaiirOO

Richmond and FredtricksLurg RadrOad
ON and after the first of November next IRAN VI" run
only
Leaving Ricund a, II O'Clock on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays :, a,
leaving Fredericksburg 10 O'Clock on Mo"cays eaHes
aud Fridays " =,
The mail herc;oorcGvn; Richmond dairy al 7
4. IL. nd Frederick .,uc daily AZ 4 ! > A. H.
5ry- Fare from Richmond TO frcdrrIckshES' 81. ~ -
81 JUL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

EYARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber is desIr"us "i
selling the small Farm in Powhalan, containing "oo
acres more less. called Fine Creek. mere IS P"
' f liver and creek low grounds and the high lands
in GOOD condition, having been go1d deal nonrisheu
duripo the last three ysars-Therc H. ALSO suihc'ent
wood land for the current demand OF The farm more
,,c dissertation is believed to be unnecessary, as buy
c,s r;ll iudse for themselves. The property will De
offered upon reasonable terms. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

NEGRO fIiRING-We offer services 10 friends md the
public, u, Negroes for the ensuing gear; ana hahS
already 80 m lire would request
disposed the above BUSINESS to MAKE carry
applications: also these servants, 20 apply chiy us
sh Gh good and the br prices Among o
number, and fIcOry hands, house
cu0k oery dIycs bnaimcn smiths aad caPcncrs Also
fer Ee good cook washer and situation can ne Oh
,n'rcd in town. ROBERT HILL Il CO.,
D-c7 I6I-tsI % door Market, !Gn .trs't
B.-Our hiring We will collect
The attend ihc Of sickness wton; turner
change. r. I'LL q w.
NOTICE. have removed my Office the formerly occG
- pied by d. Thomas Johnson, Mc-sr.. +. & j. D.
james Co., where be found until O'Clock.
GEO r. CRUMP, Collector G The City Tdzes.
General Collection and .igcncy Business.
rEE Subscribers offer their the public at large, as
Agents Of Debts, SGc Rent OF Real Is
HUNG Servants, aud all other business Transactions ~
which their services be desired. Office ~ the room formerly
occupied by Dr. 1kOs Johnson and door TO r. = j. james
& Co. GEO. r. CRU P. ASH
Novs l5i-u} DABNEi VI. MILLER.
COLLECTORS NOrlcE-Tbc subscribers having taken into
u partnership Mr.. LAURENCE TRANT IN theI Collecting and
Business will hereafter be under the fm
Of ROBERT Hill! 81 Co They intend Grr"tirs their attention
the collection claim. the City OF Richmond and nlip IN any
the the hng and selling OF
Poiucc o all kinds aud attending all matters embraced "a c
business, may be entrusted 10 them heir
Min street, where they will always be fundnni ~ oaeos
their their friends and the public tope to obtain patton
age only by deserving ill., ,,.r,.
&, IA " off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

r.
Also House and Lot in Ca lra-The house Is large
crnnrh and constructed for merchandising, and the ac
comnoda,icn Of family D
=, - 64-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

"A 'tHLhER WANrED-A Teacher. producing proper test
-s OF character well as ability. teach Cassica
nc!ndin: the higher branches Of English education, car
49, 'Fneni AZ the Ge-uvile Academy the Green
vile Acldeiy. fF'' ~ NV 1'' VI " '
'-''''ie, december II. elm
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THE TRUE AMERIC AN.
EDITED RY JOHN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND HoLD.
Me- wv OR IF A VS.:

As we anticipated, Judge Lawrence has caused
the deputy who took the place after T. w. Col e's
- be imprisoned for contempt, refusing 20 de-
liver certain record 10 the clerk illegally appont-
ed BY the judge. The gentleman now incarreraten
is MI. F. A. Foygne'; his comm'al runs until he
aurrenders the record. Should Mr. F. succeed in
getting ont, and another, another, and another
deputy take his place, then might Judge L. ex-
claim, like the unfortunate Richard:
think there be six Richmonds in the field,
Five nave | snin insiead Of him -
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TO MERCHANTS.

UPMERCHANTS can hare a BEAUTIFUL CIRcU-
struck off four hours NoTIcE, by sailing al the
Compiling Room of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING
OFFICE, St. Charles Exchange, adjoining the READ
Room at Corner Of Graver street,,or at the Print
ing Office corner Of Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
YENIIE proprietor has re-itted his Reading Room, in
Il the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner vi Gravier
and St. Charles street, IN the neatest manner.
Besides all the principal iapers Of the United States.
of every city and state the Canadas Texas aud Nfe1i
and Havana, the room is regularly and extensive
ly supplied with the latest European papers, Loydts
Lists, and P,ica's Price Current Also with nearly
all the Literary Per odcas Of the day. and has the re-
publications Of the London Ed nhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Backwoods Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Literary kaick-
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review. tsentemen's
gazine, American monthly, Bentlys Miscellany, tho
Mexico Chirurgieal Review, and variety cf Others.
All these works regularly subscribed for and recei
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
ofmaps and aliases Niles Register, Levy's Price Cur
scnt from its commencement, Gazatcers, and variety
of works of reference.
The active Il intelligent news collectors are ens
ploved give the earliest arrivals and no pains nor sx
pense will be spared render this Reading Room tho
first the United States.
Subscriptions respectfully received.
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CAR

W PRINTED al The shortest Notice, in the most
elegant m'ane', in Black CoIorod INKs, Inumel-
led, White lake, Plain Surfaced CARDS, and al
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
flNE, corner IF Poydr,s mi St. Charles SITS.
Ssr'' al New and Beautiful Fonts Of Tyre haze
Just been adisd IN the Establishment.
Orders reccireA al Computing Room, 81. Charyes
Erchange Bird door from Gavie stu III tic Printing
Hihce, corner ofPoydrao & St, CHARLES etrc,h.
ncr1-,T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-10

HE Principal Of the English. French and Spanish
Academy, No. Ii, ST Charles sncrt, announces
to his friends and the public with satisfaction that his
institution is now in successful operation, that he hopes
limited 10 fifty.
re takes this opportunity Of assuring parents that
nothing shall lie wanting, which contribute to the
comfort and Improvement oil their sons.
IS38
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Dress & Masquerade BAH,
WASHINGTON RAE.L ROOM

ST. Philip street, between Royal Il Bourbon.
rYNHE Mana ger Of he above named Ball Room, CRATES
full to his friends and The pab.ic fo' the uhpara.
leed patronage besow ed him or several seasonst
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been eiia, geI for the amusement Of visitors, ard un
,ergone immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality Of liquors and the Resaura i'll be
kept by the ablest Restuuraeur in the United States
Til, room will reopen Saturday evening" Bird OF
November next, by
GRAND DRESS s. MASQUERADE BALL,
md will take place usual every Monday, Wednsa-
ay and Saturday evening" Curing the season, which
will and on the Ist Of May, 1889.
NJ B.. The greatest attention will be paid to keep
ing perfect order throughout the establishment,
done last season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-10

Mr.. sTETN.-An ar'lcle having appeared in
fridays Advertiser respecting the questions al
issue between Mr.. Alder, Stein and the CONNER
cal Bank, that gentleman called on US Yesterday
to request that we would state thar no reference
TO, or observations on the subject in the papers,
has been authorized by him. He strongly objects
10 any one making remarks en- mater now
pending in the courts of law, which may by pos.
s!hity be supposed TO proceed either directly or
insirecI'- from him: and thus publicly den es all
participation in such interference Mr. Stein is
perfectly content to leave the matter in the hands
of the court, and has NJ wish Whatever TO NEEDLE
with what Is now submitted 10 legal issue.
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y CARD.

VI rs. JONES, Professor Of singing, the Gni'ar
w and Pian"-tnrte, bess announce her arrival
rn,gow and from several years prac'ic" in Edin
hnrsh aud Glasgow. she hatters her4e that her sys-
TEN Of instruction ~ilI give satisfaction to pusiIs.
Testimonials as To capahilitv, &c can he shown on
application to Mrs. MiiIsrd's, II Royal street.
dS-lri
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New Orleans, Dec 1885
NOTES of the Municipality No. ,, of New Orleans
! ut the denomination OF One, Two. and Threc
Dollars will he received in payment and in deposit by
this Eank and on and after he first Monday in Jnnua
ryncxt, will be redeemed in specie.
kOBr. J. PALFREY,
u" Cashier
INVITE ITALIAN MULBERRY PLANFS-
w Several hundred white Italian Mulberry PLANTS
IRON three 10 six feet h4h for sale by the undersigned
residing on the Lake shore, Castin Bayou between
the town OF Vaudeville and NJ Bernnrc's mariruv plan
tation. JOHN FAURE.
dec3%
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NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROILTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS,

Alter 10 o'1Iook Car be obtancd BY paying 10 dol
lars for the Trip
TIE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave Caua O'Clock, A. NJ. and run hourly Al
calf past o'clock this will half
hour, aud continue throughout the day until O'clock p NJ
from the he ofJack street
Persons by the Locomotive provide thonsc
with Tickets, viii he taken by the conductors
Office New Orleans and Carrollon Rail Road Company.
Poydras street JOHN HAMPSON,
nOv29 Chief Euy, N % C,R r.
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Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

TA NV LEEEE STREnT, Immediately in front of
~ the steam boat landing. The above establish
msnt vii be re-opened on Sunday evening Dee Ind
and Thu sdavs. Said establishment will be furnished
with the choicest liquors, and good Resaurat will be
attached it.
sufficient Police officers keep good order throueho
the establishments; there will be place to deposit
cIoaks canes &c. No person shall be admitted i'll
the Ball Room with weapons ofany kind
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ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1889.

ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1889.
SPLENDID London Annuas,-'rhc BOOK of Roy
- atty, superb rordpates; Findens 'rableaux, and
Gallery ut Grace;
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book;
Beauties Costumes Buds aud Blossoms;
Wa,erly keepsake,-1'he Imperial;
Oriental Annual; Forget me Not;
Jordan's Portal Annual;
Caricaulrr Annual; Comic Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies' and young oenllemen's Annual
Aluric, Watt; Christmas Tales.
imeric0n Annnnis.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift
Mrs Gilman's annual Register & Housewife Almanac
4iuaRdcS.
American 4 almanac & Repository ofUsenl knowledge
Blunl's Nautical almanac;
EJrhus Il Cos. Louisiana Almanac;
CONGRATULATIONS Almanac,
Stewards Diary for 1889, containing blank memo
randnm for every day OF thu, year
f. JOHNS g. CO.,
corner OF st Charles and Common sts
nov 28-5w
SSTINES & CDRDIALS-Per julia, from Bremen,
w and late arrivals
Rheaish Wines.
Nierensteineir Alarcobrunner Gracfenger, Hochhe-
mer, TolunnisbrrGer, Steinbeger Our Lady, Milk,
Stein n Leisten, Sparkling Hook, and RhenIsh Wine
Glasses.
Champagne
Red and White, celebrated brands.
Burgundy
Sparkling, Romance, Chunbern, Clos de Vongeot,
and Nurts.
BordcdRr.
IL CITE all LATTE, and Chateau Nlargaux, eoville,
arose, fine ST. Julien and st. Emillon Palmer Mar
in cases OFFS doz. Good Estepha and st ] ulien
Table CIare
White Wines.
Hermitage, Suuemc BurSac and Graves.
Dessert Vines.
Genuine Iune and fron,ignan Niuscat. Madeira,
old and pure imported in
Brandy old Champagne, in barrels of 30 gnlls,2 doz
and in Ia pipe.
CorainIs.
Genuine Maraschno aud d lara,
do Martinique and Bourdeaux Cordals,
White and Red bordeaux Arisette in cases,
Old Ratafa di Griuoble,
Absynlhe and Kirschwasser,
bordeaux Brandy Fruits,
White bordeaux Wine Vinegar,
For sale by JOHNS co,
nnvl3 cor Of st Charles II Common st
ID )Rk \ EEF-l6 Dbs mess, aud 30 do prime
L Pork; l6 do Beef, the inspection, for sale by
Il DORSEY,
is A New levee
U7TLe Eureau dc la Conpagnie d'Asaurance dos
Ponp'ers est Transports AL No !, rue du Camp, I'd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-10

awing expected on Saturday next, Of The
Grand Scheme.
70. 900 Dollars!

50 Prtzns Of IUU fackW
A urHORlSED by the Act OF Legislature, Chapter
n LX!lI, passed March. 1898 Ezra Class, No.
- for 1888. To he determined by hf Drawing Of the
Virginia State Lottery. For the benefit of the of
Welsburg CT 81 No. Z, for 1888 To be drawn at
Alexandria, Va Saturday, Dec. 8, 1899.
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FOR iANRE.

n The fast sailing ship DEUCALlON.
ry4Sa Cspt llowes, will have immediate despatch;
ls- for freig h Of 200 bales, passage apply to
$ & JP WHITNEY,
do 73 CnmD ST
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From the Netchez Courier Extra OF Dec 9Th.

From the Nntchez Courier Extra OF Dec 9Th.
RESUMPTION OF THE NATCHEZ BANKS.
AT n meeting of Delegates from the Planters
Bank of NJ ssissrpi, the ericnIrural Bank of MIS-
s'ssippi and the Commercial Bank Of Natchez
convened at the banking-house of the Planters
Bank in Na'chez, il was considered highly i'm
por'ant 10 the public interest that the speediest
publicity should be given TO their dete rmna ton 10
resume specie payments The first Monday in
January next. 1t was therefore deemed inpxne,
dent t" wait the return of the President of the
Mississippi Railroad Company, to delay their
proceedings accoun, of his absence, and the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Ist. Resolced, That the banks represented al this
meeting will resum" specie payments the first
Monday in January mex, hy redeemng with spe-
Gle, or its equivalent, ALL their notes. as WI
post"notes payable at distant periads. as notes
PAYABLE on demand, when presented for payment.
3D. RESOLVED, That balances no" due to banks
or individuals, arising from collections, depnsite
of specie payments, will he made in the currency
in which they were received.
3d. Resolred, That, for the accommodation of
the public, deposites will be received and paid out
IN the currency in which they are made.
9TH. Resoired, That these resolutions he signed
by the Presidents Of the respective banks, and
J. c. WILKINS.
Presdenr Planters Bank.
STEPHEN DUNCAN,
President pro. tenn. uricu ural Bank Miss
l.. R. MARSHALL.
President Conn ercial Bank of Natchez
Natchez, Dec. g. 1888.
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$4,000 CAPT AL PRlZE,

IWEets only 81.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn numbers of The Grand State Lottery, Glass Co.
rs "a, so, To- 10 8, II, 30, 81, 81, 81.
TLASS No. g. Authorised by The Legislature Of
~ the State. To be drawn TUESDAY, Dec.
10th, 1888, at O'Clock, p. NJ AT Bishops Hotel.
DAVIS g. 60. Managers.
rs Numbe.s-I2 Ilrawn Ballots.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-10

Co'onizati' N Society -lhe ting Ojcron sailed
from Baltimore on the % n ,vemh.r Tor Liberia,
having on hoard Doctors Mcdowell ana McGiN.
and between 50 nd 50 "ngr.n's.
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HOUSE FURNlS1I1NCi STDRE.

house FUR NiStitNCi STORE.
Eg BRbWER Il Co. have constantly on hand Mt
D. their extensive establishment, No II, Camp 81
and 81 Common street, very large assortment of
house hceomg articles, consisting Of EartIenmare
China 0md GiaSS; Brass ami Steel Fire Sets and
Eemtcrs; kHcheI ITEMS Is; Iron, Tin JVood,care aud
uShets; SIrPr piatri britk,an0 anil Jnpanned y00ds
o,'Ds ond chawaiers; hmres and .forks and Aouse
farHishinS gJotS general which they are prepared
to suertv at rei~ccd nrlces to private dwellings,
boarding houses, h0:elS, ships, steamboats, AZ.
New Orleans, Nov =, l53
EINNGLlSH ANIMALS FOR l83)-The Book of
az Royalty, supcrh cord plates.
Finden- rabenux,
Firl, Ms Gallery Of Graces;
Fishers Drawing Room Scrip Book;
HeluttS Co>tim =; Buds and Blossoms:
Wavrrv Keepsake:
The Imperial Oriental Annual;
Forget We Not; TarIcature Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Juvenile sketch Book;
iou lad es Anuun
louug Grn'lrmens ANIMAL.
t2nerjr7a A4ntals.
The Fo5cn and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
The Juvenile Fnrgrt-Ne-Not
lust received nnl tor sale by
der3 corner Camp mil Common ats
NEW ORLEANS \ .0LLTON RAIl.
ROAD COZ 'TiCh-,m and after the 1T
y c. 1879. iii further notice, Extra nght Cor will
i'"y" tn, cay house, tovdraS scct, nj half pas, II
O'Clock, p. Tor lafayette aud n'crmc,liae places
single 1ickcts37 | , cent', or I rs per hundred.
JOHN ilAMp~0N,
noV-'-u Chi Ing, n. o.& C. r. Il.
feSlt sub rrherS lave hand anil for sale:
80 boxes extra soap, brand Of James Could
3'O do INIT ton No do
% 'atiow candles, Lr9ni Of Jackson & Trowbridse
4nI' s"erm candl s. Bedford and Nantucket
80 huXrs Judd'~ paten, do do
$50 do Goldfish
leo do manuac'ured tobacco, varo is brand.
90 cases sweet Spanish ch coale
200 ca es hySon d vonng Tyson tea
so boxes paste backing
800 kegs Boston nnrls
Is casks inter- strained sperm oil
200 Sicily, Hadriia Wine il pires, half pipes or
ra+ks and octave 5, emit led to debenture
900 coils bale rope
100 hne& l|amp- hire sheengs, s 'irnes, & drillings
2GO Lowell tons. n aud "A cottonadeS, and lin
scys, kerseys, suitable for negro clothing.
ISAAC BRIDGE & CO,
deC3 1874 Magazine ST
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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,


FOR treatment and cure Of he Ferer and Ague.
Will c readily discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
tire is superior to the ordinary mcdr OF treating
the Fever aud Agua. In the first place heng Vegs-
tue Extract and free any dcctrrlous and poison
Gus ingredients il he taken with the utmost safe
" even h' the tender int, aged inv aid. IL pre-
vents retdpse OF the disease, consequently the cOnslu
uOa icgalns wOnted tone aud activity II estHb
ishes souni and permanent appetite by nSigoratins
thu solrachand gives relish to the enjoy ments OF taste.
Hemg pccnilar in having purgnuyr qualify it remains
not in the bowels increase this disorder, create
OTHER Diseases hut thoroughly Ccanscs the several
rams OF digestion, and thus benefits The syscm
with Whatever olhcr htirrliu it may he oppressed
Individuals, ni er the Of the Tupic Mixture have
been exposed To n tie usual causes Of the d. ease,
and have escaped any symptoms of letnrn whereas by
III" oftic common remedies, there is ALWAYS crea-
ted n increased iihb itv recurrence. The danger
Of frequent 'clnses OF the Aguc, il evident
the - stem will soon become too much prostate lo
he able 10 r"nct wiih medicine, and sperny fail VIC
I'm 70 urh InCc>snnt violence The 1UrC n lure 10
offered al such reasonable price, 10 place il hin
the reach OF onc.sO that the poor and destitute
are hereby furnished with ssstnncc ilhout soldering
The aid aud attendance which s frequently denied to
them. or else very reluctantly bestowed.
The i'utc ARE rc-pecslv cautioned against the apu-
rous limitations of this medicine, that daily offered
for sale
Itisprepmed only bg DR.. John r. Rowand, e, hir
Laboratory, Harkr, stree Philadelphia.
The Subscribers are die wholesale agents for tho
South Western iatea, and will sell by the gross At
the Philadelphia prices. rs he had retail also at
mnst If the ApothecariCs in tn. city.
JARVIS n andrews,
Wholesale Drug is,s,
nOvI0 cor Common II lchopitOulas q