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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

rNHE next session will commerce SeP'"'
i lst, and close July Isl. :, "a.
TEaMs-Sl50 for board and ,uicn-;I.' =, =
able September LIST, So February Isl ~ - +,
will be received, unless by speca as'te i't...r
shorter time than The session, and 20 9e,- -,
made for late entrance or absence !lym !,
cause but sickness. A monthly ciieu'e. ,,,-
sent TO parents and guardians, and e'si - :,
will be required unless excused, 10 ailen: - D
Eual examination at the end q the ssss' ,..
rect (post paii) Lodore Post Office, Amn e,:So;
July l-cwl0w WM. Fl. HAkh'So
II The Wing will please cops.
At Court OF Quarterly Session hela Il H.. !.
n county of Louisa al the CouH iio1'
Of, on Monday, 9th day Of June, 1919 :, PIE
On the motion OF Robert Faushee ar h.
SAINT Henshaw, lesatees Of VIM Mcoen ~ n.
the Cour doth order, that all persons VIZ w. e,bI.
have claims against The said dececent ~ n G
the same 10 his administrator, Jaclue.lss, &C. - 81,
liam, within eight weeks from his 'i,hs . ~
menl-and that copy OF this order &c III uiti
in the Richmond Enquirer, paper pu ,.a .acce
The city Of Richmond, for eight W coa,, Hou
sively, and posted at the door OF ms oo'''
on two several Court days.
A Copy-Tesle: n-, : &c
JOHN HUNTER, = =
June 20-wSw
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For several days, We have intended TO notice
the fact, that Oh. Maurice Smith. Esq, had as
socialed himself with the cdi,orship Of the Star.
Mr. Smith is gentleman Of Talents and educa-
lion, ana We wish him full success in buiieling
with the "sea of troubles" upon which he hasjusi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
)IsSOI UTJoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TINE Co-parlnersl.ip Of QUARLES, MER-
i WIN & SUTTON, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons having claims
will present them for settlement and those IN
debled will please make payment without delay.
The name Of The firm will be used By either part
neI in winding up its affairs.
GEORGE a. MERWIN,
f. V. SUTTON, JR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
EOp pDcTON

3N The Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt. J. Robin
1li4a2son, now loading will sail in few days icf
the above port; and having good accommodations,
can take eight or len Passengers. Apply 10 The
Captain on board or
July % IIASKlNS & LIBBY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
CO.pARTNERSHIP.

The subscribers have associated themselves To-
gelhcr for conducting tie DRY GOODS husi-
ness, and take this opportunity Of returning their
thanks Tor The very liberal patronage bestowed on
The late firm, and would solicit continuance,
redgins ourselves that every effort on our part
shall be rendered 10 give universal satisfaction.
The stock OF Goois is large and well selected,
ana will be sold on terms TO suit The times
THOS. D. QUARLES,
GEORGE A. MERWIN.
Granite Front Building,
no. 229, Bread Street, Sfockoe Hill.
7. s. Orders from The coun;I; attended 10
with lie crea.ss; care. 7. y. u.
July :-d6l&cil c. A. Nj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

AtNelson C. H., on July 2Sih (next Monday
Maj. James Garland Of Lynchburg will pro
nounce funeral Grafton, in honor of The memo
~ OF Gen. Jackson. The orator is worthy OF his
subject. Can we add more?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

In consequence OF The heavy pressure Of
advertisements, several articles are unayuidabiy
excluded today
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

JOHANN Wilhelm SCHMIDT has been rccogni-
sed II The Presideal of The United States as Con-
sul-Gcneral OF Prussia, for The United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
NAVY DEPARTMENT
T,,,. 81

Passed Midshipman D. K. Lambert, ordered 10
the steamer Michigan
Passed MidshiPnan Charles Deas, ordered 10
The receivngship al Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

aJAdyerisers will please send in their favors
before G o'clock, P. M. Advertisements in.
tended for insertion in Mondays paper must i'c
h:nded in on Saturday. IN The Enquirer Oihce
work is done on The Sabbath.
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Isy n. B. HiII, Auctione,,

NEGROES.
VIII be sold, This Morning, al 10 o'cl,.,
likely Negro Man 23years old, and Nepn !.
10 years oil, both good field hands. :.
july Is NIB. HITI A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

gr NOTICE.
TINE creditors OF Col. WIN. L. White, placed
i in The second class in hisdeed 10 us, will take
notice. that we shall proceed, on Friday, the 18th
day Of August next between | o'clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock, p NJ, at Hanover Courthouse,
10 make distribution OF the funds, now in hand,
among them. G. p. GOODALL,
c. w DABNEY,
July 25-c3l Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

CTRATTON's OFFICE, NJ. s. SouA s.
- teenth Street.
Let all the world say what they can.
For selling Prizes, STRArToS's the man
Drawn Nos. OF Monongaia Lottery, %, July /.
rs IS Is IL 81 "A 20 81 - {. ,2i
Half Ticket, Nos "a e. Is
!" S" u 10 As
20 81 IS
!" +" l6 IS IS, 5000
Four more prizes, sold and paid by
STRATT0y
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Extra. lis. july !,
80 70 IL G. So Q 81 50 6 40 81 81 60 81 !
Ticket Nos. 80 80 e. another Prize, sold ].
paid BY STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, 30, July !.
40 20 so 10 % 3 81 IL SO SO
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Lottery, ~, july
IS 80 IS 26 SIS % IS "a > Il 10 30
Ticket Nos. 26 81 IS, another Prize, sold a
paid by STRATT0N
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria, Extra, IL, july !
A. II 80 9 - 10 Us DC 20 Go ~ iG
Tickle, Nos. % 90 II, another Prize, sod al
paid by STRATT0y
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra, Extra l73 IuIy y
- So , Gl IS % Al 81 81 81 - Is
July 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

w P. TURPIN'S OFFICE-Drawn Nos
w OF Alexandria Lottery l73, Extra, July
22nd:
IS IS / CT IS % A 81 81 81 - ~.
Half Ticket, Nos. is g. the second Capital
prize Of 1900 dollars in this Lottery. sold by
TURPlN.
See particulars in another part Of this paper.
Whole Ticket, Nos , IS "A, Z prize Of SO dol
lars, also sold in the above al
TU2pIN'S OFFICE.
See Schemes for August in another part Of this
paper. July 25
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
BARGAINS IN SUMMER DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS IN SUMMER DRY GOODS.
July 25h, 1916.
p II. JENKINS will, from this day, sell
IL. of cheap for cash, the following DRY
GOODS, 10 make room for supplies OF Fall
Goods, expected IN few days-Calicocs Lawns,
Linen Sheetngs, Straw Mating, Veslings MEMS
Summer Goods, Of all kinds, 100 bales and cases
OF bleachcd and brown Shirings and Sheetings,
Cotton Oznaburgs, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ings Bazarines, Fans Bonnets, Ribbons and
Flowers, Cares and Collars, Linen Cambria
Handkerchiels, with large and extensive stock
OF Dry Goods, of all kinds. Farmers, merchants,
and others wanting to buy cdcap and good articles
will not be disappointed by calling and examining
the extensive stock OF Dry Goods, 10 be found BY
wholesale and retail, at
July 25 r. III. JENKINS'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

0TADDER.-I5 bb!s. prime NatdeI I ~
Nl by DAVENPORT s ALE
Julya5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

NOR HlRE.-A likely Young Negro V
i man, accustomed 10 Cooking, Washing !,
Ironing She is healthy, honest, and pea,ess
disposed. Enquire OF
HARGROvE & WALKER
July 24-c3w
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NEW FIRM

THE Subscribers having entered into Con.
l. nership, for the purpose OF Iransacns sc.
neral Agency and Collecting Business tender Il
services 10 their friends in tie city, and lhro~,.
out The Stale. As such, they will attend a. =
lecting and bonding OF accounts renlins !.
houses, hiring out Negroes, and hope by chs. :, !.
,en,ion 10 business, and prompt paymer, ii :.
ney collected, 10 merit share Of the public !,
ronase. JOHN d. HARGR0vE
JAMES. l.. WALKER
Office over The Store OF George w. Cor !,
opposite the Bank of Virginia.
July 24-c3W
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

May 27-cwSw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

CASE OF MrrlNY.-A correspondent Of the Com
neEcl advertiser wriios from Sag Harbor that On the
d Instant letters were received from house in Rio
!snero, by Haaing Cooper, A.eat 0: the barque
Oscar conveying the unpleasant, Intelligence tina; the
IaPtAln OF tina, vessel had been obliged ~ The Con-
sa!Ef authorities 10 abandon the prosecution OF his
sease and the United states, TO undergo
Ma io' taking The life OF OF his crew IN nutiny
Shieh occurred on board the Oscar some time last
sumner while lying q, lshR Grsnde fuli particulars o..
%leA were published cc4ae weeks since IN :nc CONNER
val Adyiccs sccciyed in September. Q: This G'iacu.iy
Ssaaed tie Captain but accounts arc tst tue o'-
ae'ce would not fully iusrfy his acquit;a In thc Sd
nce OF such evidence he Is Obliged return nome Tor
S.lsstioa in:o HE and IS nov daily expected N
"s o:s Lgn0mus ILo Oscar wiLlNiso return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06
:Tartets-2 p. II.

gIoz, IS ea;e: 81 l2 @6 l33. There is inquiry toc
Shipment but ~ hear Of no Gales. 4 ship has been
,ten up load ssai and Fors for Gloucester on the
D=y9n
Tie packe. the 26a : sized up with Wheat Tor y
e:Poo. sld the Honiuguer follows nth Wheat.
Sales Of Corn st 70972 cents Oats .4Gi5 cents
Re 70 cts nominal.
PORK i f-a, q: previous ratcs.
ses 600 bales Cotton GU terms about per cen; below
ihs; current before tide steamer.
A.hes without change.
WHISKY - cts. in bb!a.
sses 900 bbls Turpcn,ne at 3 - for $50 lb
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kcTwTS EG2 TIE

IL Chemical H:isan, or Hair :afisora:or-
re,cc5v for III dis-a-e- lctcDta! ihe Hnr snd lis
RESTORATIVE in All csse- where badness i 5eyond The
Z. PHaLON, 2ll Broadway.
iFsa.s-0. F,sl ( CO. Washington, D. c.; Aver rhs-
Ian IS Eroal-st Colnabas Ga Tuc, corner Of Tcuu!
and Chasnut IS Philadelphia; H. Ii:r, corner of Cont
and uO.,sr! sls Boston; T.. Lcck-ow, T.; Beav-r..y.
Albany; G :. Brow No 100 Fgoas' :, BlooSlyn n s
l. y: John 3. " ,on, Charleston Hpie, = c. no mos
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DIED /:

Il lilis ~. u - = ~ .1 lAi.I Q f0llCE. ls.-
i,.s.iy of H,.o5 tssss lie 5;i year %; her ss.
On fucslsy uisa!, 4j' iast. EDWARD D. WEST,
Tho rfzt.ve= ami friends OF the fanny eye re5psc.llv
invited % attend hi- fuucri, rifav thu .if i,, a, J
s. "a, .s ia:c -idence, 9 West sour;cer.hst vit;i
oUt fa-;ir-- tisv;;Ht5or.
~ Kew, El-isl,.. on Friday 3,st October. Mrs ANN
E!.IZ,. VIE oi ,:cses !. Strong. sscd 3. years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

lie be abigail. lo Belfast; Ne I'm Philade2 hia. with
cos bound 10 Boston ~; in to hs por; "Wednesday
n,sns IN distress On "Wednesday, AN, Is miles South
OF iae heeS was into byG light iull.rigscd brig
'auains south which carried asay sprt Iib boom,
roy s. na'' 5:oke two tr5c-s, and down to the
wafer ocgc eau ing tho vessel to leak badly We re
quoted the Captain OF the brig that ato % hoayc
20 Is we were shaking but he Kept on his and
ooS 10 notice Of us We kept the brig OIL before the
WIND aud succeeded IN stopping the leak by mailing
vsss over ;hc disabled bow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

Brig o.,evia, Dgighl, d. I'M Philadelphia coi, to
Lang & Randolph
schy Baltic TOBY . DIS I'm Bedford, oil, 10 5 Jadd
L Son.
Scar Maresre; ann Hammond so hours I'm Baltimore,
dour and com to Eager & Mailer
Schr Cold Haa:cr. Mansfield l6 ds fm Nevis and Is as
in s. Thomas. IN ballast, 10 master
scbE Civilian, Nichols 10 ia n Mschias lumber to
II Snow
Schr Convoy, -, Cape Cod
schr Fraacis 4 SEWARD, Bye. ds IN, y Bedford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

ti,y of excavation has been done .nd very large
quantity Of stone timber &c. prepared on the I'm
All Inc repairs on the Iehigh anu Delaware Csuais he
nn erpie; and shipments haze b. resumed aea!n
IN that quarter.
nm 10 the present tine in rcuud numbers. :
tons q, Ieb-tsJ
TO .!o same period last year toa5' "a to
Increase so .sr in 1915 ;0g0
The shipments from this region VIII range RON one
million fifty thousand 20 million seventy five inouhTf
tons Last year from this region s1 A3i toys.
The demand fur coal continues hriss rsual, und
bohts the Canal aud the Railroad continue
acurc, a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


az TX. T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tailors, lm-
Iof.sts @; Cloths AID CsssGicres, Fes,ins sc Z3i
Roadway. American Hotel opposite the Fountain, ic
receipt Oi an extensive assortment OF new goods Tor Fall and
Winter wear, comprising treacs Gll English Cloths for
Dress and FrGca Goats gsuyre5 IN great variety OF styles.
=, Satin lieno and Velvet Nesiugs ,iil!ed Cloths
T,sccls 80. Tor UyeTCoats, which vii. be made Up
ogacr through - MD .. efficient corps OF cutters
cal be i0lnd ~ lie cuuGtTv essential point In the
economy 'vhicn wcuid direct, and ia rendering tho
style nnG character OF garments such must satisfy tho
Discriminating that views NJ ciearnoss NOT based
:ie production OF sny other Than frs. garments.
>Hch have sustained orr system az snail PROFITS and quick
returns, aud prompted solicitation Of cal! thos.
9ao would really cct saving OF tho extra per centaSe
levied under tine crl i sy stenl
The scuton dire I'd to the PantaOons department must
continue 10 offer Inducements 10 those VINO appreciate NJ
cCmSiua. and cryance
In addison 70 The usual assortment OF goods kept by
lriac hB HlwGs hand ready made Dress and Frock
COa PantaOOns, Vests &c 10 answer Inc requirements Of
ih0sc whJ, OF gecy rny require first rate suit.
Also Fancy Dress Articles - feat variety; scars Cravais
Handkcrc.els, Gloves SuSpeGd-rs Hosiery Und-rV Vests
Drawers Linen anil Ars!H Str-, Collars, sc. Nc Sis
NEW I0th CASH TAILORING Establish.
meet, lB7 bfOadway, uiroe doors heuw Tie franklin
House Tho -ubscrileya would call the aIeaJn o. their
customers snd the public 10 large and we'll selected
assortment OF FG. aud Winter Goods Embracing I'll tho
latest styles Ci Errca aud English psl.o Cloths for winter
garments; slack fancy Boneans elastic Cas-iercs OF
entire psllers yc.y rel siyles OF Silks Casunere
ard Ne9a Vc1ing- suitable Tor the coming segsoI. All OF
which WI be made 10 o.Ge. al C9! hour. notice, and in
TIE superior style for Ihcn ihc establishment has
c,--n - cas celebrated.
Employing ia cutting department. the best alent Ia the
city do UO hesitate TO challenge comparison viii, any
ia roiit and workmanship ~ til.
.c our prices viii convince tic most sacpcrl, that fret
garments be furnished very reduced rates
connected with The establishment where cah ne found
every Grcle requisite complete scnt!-nans wardrobe
Of the newest ant richest materials, selected by our agents
N me Paris and Louion markets. Also an assortment OF
nhde Dress, .rock CoiiJ and winter garments %
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
articles Of dress for Immediate use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

giugsrs IN ,llus IL Sa. &c w!li open with sda!raa,
sci.i.!rs On --..-y e. enl. Nov. I'll. - ccocs a III
Ero-cs5ey. 3,
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15E1.,s voUTTs, A.D S5f1LDREsT,s

. ClOIhinT.-tioo. i. lOyL y %. 10. 2 ho"tF?
(rc.r B4yadst keep constantly % hard "cr9 large az
sotl,ca. OF ready made Clothing, aiaget mems yOl;
aud chd-su's :rc made il fashionable style nrd ic
they VIII wholesale Ta' for cash. st ra.-
j. reduced price,.
Garments liais order tle very best style 1t very
sloI. notice shd with pIGcnaity. c. Inns
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rnw r.,aNY HOMES

- .:-e ,:Ia.!c dc.otc by a;sciees which m-l.
first u2-ogc.s in li- -isPe % lrling cold
i termed. No cold il irii- or 0t to be ;r.aed with
l. NAV too late. prove 70 have bean the waning, the
heater warning tia: DEATH seeking victim. : proper
course might have. perhaps, bnlsd the Destroyer ie"
;,oce r 81 Pease's Icreionnd Candy might have saved
human C .e cold Suffered TO nsInup.e iiso!: into size
S. =-m ofeEei be sl for tic entrance oi CONSUMPTION
Thcie j. doubtless case Q: cough or cod thu. cannot
r.adi? be cured ~ pagscs cr" olod Candy. 50 TAR
any thing in tins finite world can be pronounced 50, It IS ~
SID =. g Divisions 10 Aston Heusc. AID &c Broad-si.
Neyvnrk, \. j. Agenl--@orT:c :e5 sPrns-s;- Jsgus7,
IS Broadwag Cotton, % teccaets; Wells. Is tHi
:uc.st; Ta.is4H i9g :i,;tilayears NJ .!sodis'
IL r::v9-Y a:.:. i.:wi s;cho0i.-INTHCDCCTOR
LECTURE, FREE GLERkE s,i'i eycr tie lutrodur-
torv Lecture il: Tie .ae Clinton Han, on Thar
evening the 9th of November INST. u. g.fnGst ocioc,
Sub,-c,--G neral ard Legal Education l.; 3;is'
-, Toilet iriice-.-Thc NOS. choice OF Lul.l's,
erla- Ros-- aud Prevost5 Extracts, Hair cad Sha
wing Brushes, Shs.us Creams aat Sorr Combs Of the
,no, bgsr finish .azoT5 FROM !ie most celebrated Man.
urqcurera (rarrn;:tci) Cosmetics De;jces and every
preparation belonging 10 Inc toilet, for sale ny
o. SAUNDERS * SON.
~ Ii. III Eroai,gav. opposite Howard's Hotel.
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Books.
5-ryps wrr.Ey rUTNahg

mEssRs. WILEY FUTNaM
>2oPoSf TO Pg 5 i asi%gt p.'Tsnass ".
L, tlle pro;e- fausxcG y mated II Lfrdon
It- t~r"5sa.- s. ~ is ~ -t-ons v0rs7p"es wiki
a5y lar. OF il, United Sni- .noy nay received
a s57c IS - !stief- PEI ae-taa Seaneis.
Mess " X Z. je.or. the ,-st "f December neN'-
Sal-Sf'2 tons nus. o.. pa: IA - e@ss- L h49opee
lla5l:ly R@yie,r $ -
Foreign ,taart-riy Iievi-E. - -
:,J:!., s:ri--H Review, - '>.
Hts:.ai.s.e. Revle:., s. -.
For.i.r snf Colonial Rev,cpy. - %.
tot--' 1ie..c-l Review. Il
tii-cs .good's Magazine, -
Fisza-'s Magazine, :
rrt by-sfigu Review - -.
6i Broadway, Nov. j, lsij
~ PRESS.
IRE p.pom ~, q Eafopt By Nj caaefsae s,.
NEW SACRED MUSIC.
ftNEE PSiLGUDsI kew md choicr collection Of Sa-
cr-i siu.jc Tor cilor- congregations s.agr: scloois
&c. &c. IS T5o,lss Hastings snd Vm. 3 8.GlaaIy.
coming IN daily. Keaa the following.
h,. Iae slightest hesitation saying Ina: lhiIA
The Fsa.c,cd' b.: Ne,oTs Has:ng. AMI Bradbury,
rerCT To aay collection q Church MGc Cow IL sr Il IS
composed chiefly @: music ch u which, rom tic
Fens OF Msssrs d. ana D. Is exceedingly foe
Leader o: he Chp.. Broai'Sa: ThbctnE-.-.
10 MARh Il. NEWMAN. PGa.isier. iss' bFosdHsy
FINE ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
~ APPLETON co. prepare; ~ supply, 8:
-. wholesale and retsii. he flvr. sp.sn6iey yrn6e.
l;,hcd oras, suitable ca; BOOKS for - approaching
season;
Tie Ar;s Union Prize Annual. So size, 70 plates.
iooree ifl-h Melodies saperoii i;'usiTa'ei.
GcGsCita's Poei!cal NoTAs eSqustcly illustrated.
MI--.yis Illuminated edition OF Prayer D0cA.
Ro-r e;arden OF Persia, by MSs Costello Illuminated
Tire Poets Gallery OK Beauty, me- portraits, u,i1-
The BOoE o:ShAk-pea-e's Gems, 50 fine pistss
The Necps2ke for i5i6, -ited by Lady b!essiGg.on
Tie Book Of Beauty for iSi6 edited by DO
WI be ready n abGuII So wee"s--
Bo,s Christmas Carols, beautifully pile. n tc IL
u.iaa!ed style win - rich bo;ders sii u -e iis PC
lures unique volume. 10 us
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= ~, :.occlcr.I. lLn.I .;;io.naIs-sn

- 80 landlords and s;tior3yssiisal FF'5 no
rICE-E. Sheriff Of. h- City and County o. NevfcrE. AID
his Depniec would respectfully notify the Landlords nHd
Attorneys o. is City, that :scr IRE prepared = e-:tis
Landlords Warrants and the in-eclosne O Cheiie Mort
gaes - "a uuDc,ur,itv ard despatch Application 20 e
ins,- lie Sse:is Cic- TO 81, ~ DE Ci'g EG
Wi. JGEi-s StH-i;.
,:a---..,r; . 10 &C. To-. a.: S,ci-
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,.aoston Aneiiori Gnlen

10y z. +. IL ID. RICH. s. saj "a Brosi-s:;eei Boa
S.S>- OK WEDNESDAY, Nov -
aooIs SHoEs BXoGLSs.--oi c4SeS Boots Shoes AID
BTosuna.
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MARRIED /:

1.-The Church = The Divine Unity CT Tuesday NON
.-, ;,i, in-t S.. Rev Henry ". Ben17r-. HEERy y
l.i.,;i.DiCI io L. ,lgHELtA = RIGHT all Of tbs c-.
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{ JiEII!CAHt I.CSEJt:.-r.ye:yD Day ant Evening
fAlbs week commencing Monday, Nov j. lJ45--Sa!-n-
did performances every afternoon at O'CLOCK, AMI Gerry
-vear. hai-pas :. TIE raaGger mas recngaEea ihe
living male O.ang Onang another week, iogettu: wiz;
Tue famous English Dwarf: They wilbothbe visible ever
,lag and e-eaI. Also, engaged the innlLsbe piol!eFs
M Wihchci The Donsoa Ministries, the Ethiopian St:e
naiers M M-rfsfc!d lie Comic Singer Mrs. Mernheid
the Vocalist and Dns-se The Dancing Witches the i!ydo
Oxygen Microscope, ald Madame Rockwell, are engaged
Admission, y cents. Children under 10. ~ cenis.
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"a EXCHANGE PLACE, e doors East OF William
q street, invites his old customers and Merchants gen
erslc 10 examine Ms nc STOCK o: bacS, Blue Black, and
M5us dc Laircs CnsinerGs, Reps tin, GiDghaIns end
other Dress Goods; Wite Cambrics alus!ins, and Dim
Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Chni-
sees 3au.e Barge and Lace Wells; Taft Satin
ard Velvet Ribbons; Cap ard Bonnet Ribbons; Wool,
Wot3.: s.ls and Hrocia Shn'"s; Dr"es Haas Gloves
Sewing SILKS Goods lor Thread and Ecede Sores Cen
.iemen's Rich Scu.!s, Crgya;s, Stocks aGf Ties &c.