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PKoeRAsrISArioS Is The TIxE.-Delay is dan.
gerous-negleet that Cold and Cough. few weeks and
the hope OF recovery will be lost You oreyer-t not
any pecuniary consideration deter you from trying to save
your life aud health while there chance CONSERVATION
is annually sweeping of thous omb-no diseas
has bshid the skill of Physicians like it-no Physician
perhaps has done for this large Of suffering
humanity, than Dr. WIsar. An "ounce of preventive is
worth pound OF cure therefore, before your lungs be-
come liberated and diseased that means can
save you from early grave Try season. try At once
Medicine which has been of such infinite value to thou
sands-obian bottle OF DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Che take IT, another Necessary perseyere in using
IT, until you have removed the disease entirely which II
neglected will terminate your lfe-Be deceived by
quacks with their limitations and counerfes-buy none
but the genuine and origna-which signed Butts on
the wrapper, and may be found at the Drug Store of
fe 81 GAYNOR & WOOD Riebmond W.,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

once Of the American Feb. 25, p. "
FLOUR.-There were sales yesterday Of l. 500 bbl,
Howard ST. Flour at S475, aud 500 bills at 81 6s3 be-
sides some other small parcels the latter rate To dsy
the mnrket rather duer. Most dealers asking 81
and some are willing TO sell S46si. We note sale of
600 bbls ut S475. The to day for recept.
Is S4,62t.
In City Mills Flour there is nothing doing. Holders ask
nomnaly S. but would probably take less If offer
ed. he selling rates in howard street, however are SO
much lower than holders OF City Mill. will take that the
attention OF purchasers seems be directed exclusive
ly to Howard street flour.
Susquehanna Flour is held at S475. Rye Flour is dull
at 50. rs tor Let.
GRAlN.-We quote best red Wheau, by wagons az
lOOa lO2 cenis-very little coming in.
Sales OF Md. white Corn TO day at 5sa 60 cents, We
quote both kinds, white and yellow and also
yellow, at 5Sa 60 cents.
Md. Oats worth 36a 80 cents
Cloverseed, S., 5Oa SO
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From the New Orleans Pieayune, Feb. is.
LATER FROM TEXAS AND MFYtrC

BY the arrival last night OF the steamship Galveston
Capt. Wright have Galveston dates up to Monday the
10th inst The G. reports only 81 hours from city 10 c
Y.
By Of the Corpus Christi Gazette dated on the
18th inst, we learn that they haze received dates at that
place from the city Of Mexico up the 2st of January
three four days later than have received here by
of Pensacola. The dates from the Rio Grando are up TO
the 7th inst.
The editor Of the Gazette publishes several extracts from
Mexican papers, which If any reliance can be placed in
them would go show that Paroles is endeayoring TO
raise heavy force against Texas We COPY one
| item:
On the 18th Jan. Cen Paroles ssued circular order TO
the Governors Of States that within forty DAYS from Thai
date they shall furnish the necessary quota Of men TO I'm
| up the Army OF Invasion to Complementary 900
men. The present army does not exceed 40 900. The
troops the capital constantly drilled with view TO
act in large bodies.
The brought to Corpus Christi by despatch.
The editor Of the Gazette says that the bearer reports
considerable force Of Commissioners or Mexican Customs
Guards, the mouth Of the Grulo san Gertrudes
within less than twenty leagues Of the camp at Corpu.
Christi Another party has been seen about tho same
distance from that place-but considerable distance from
the Gulf in the Misunderstanding for return parties Of
Mexican traders
The following item take from the Gazette of the 10Th
inst:
large party OF traders arrived here last night bringing
in nearly 1000 mules aud horses Of superior quality
They saw Lieut. Hamilton having about forty men Of the
ID Dragons and fifteen wagons the 9th inst and with
IN short distance Of the rendezvous Of Commission par
~.
The editor OF The Gazette thinks there 10 no trrf' ne
reports brought here by Of Pensacola Of tho revolt Of
Arsla That Officer 1t would from the reports Of
traders was Al his hacienda Monterey on the 25th Jan
uay' where he had retired on resgnng the command Of
the army Of the North.
The editor Of the Gazette deems unadysable for the
present force at Corpus Christi march upon the Rio
Gfande not thinking strong enough. lie IL Of the opin
ion that within twenty days Me1cans can have Is 900
men within two days march ofPoint Isabel
The Corpus Christi Gazette says:
The Hon Mr.. Sde left the City Of Mexico to return TO
the United States the 18th January The passport for
which he applied was refused him BY the government but
he was furnished with Vera Cruz The pass
port was refused the ground that he was not Special
Minister II the United Slses for the settlement Of he ar
yaUs Of Ieras--hs appointment being that OF Minister
feniPoienilsy, which IN violation Of the agreement
MADE with Heuoras Government receive Special Min
| lister Tor q special purpose only.
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DEATH on THE PALE HORSE.

This well known painting, copy from the design OF
the immortal West, by Mr. Dunlap, which some
Two hundred feet OF canvass learn BY gen,eus7 d.
rect from Charlottesville about 10 be exhibited the
citizens OF that place, and proceed thence Saun
ton Winchester &c The bold and terrific display
.dvsnturous dasaes Of the pencil, developing portion
Of the mysteries Of the Book OF Revelations Johns vs..
ion has created great curiosity in the mind, Of the pub
lie, TO the wonderful conception OF a great man.
The opportunity seldom afforded people residents Of
eies, visit celebrated works OF will, doubt not
induce large numbers TO witness such spectacle.
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DREADFUL STEAMBOAT AocIDENr.-FitteeH LireS Lost
Capt Perry, OF the steamboat Brunette, arrived yesterday
from Louis and reports that the steamboat Saadn from
Nashville, in coming down the riyer into collision
last Friday evening, the 18th inst with the steamboat
Congress, going up, Pitchers Point Fifteen persons
killed by the collision, subsequently drowned bu,
their given The cabin OF the Congress sep
ara,ed the hull and lowed down to Lake Provi
dence by the Saadn. The hull OF the Congress mmedi
ately sunk.
We learn further that in consequence Of the collision ihs
connecting pipes OF the engine OF the Congress burst and
severely scaded several of her passengers The Brunette
brought down the passengers the Congress and
landed them Of Ncksburg-IN. .. PIcayune Feb l1ihl
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To the SOekhOIders Of t4e Jane, Rirer and EaEa-L


fLsLNAk-A CUNT, TOO. 4.
ANac.ncy having occurred IN the office OF the Presi-
dsney OF this Company, By the resignation OF M Cabe
would nominate his successor, Mr.. Richard Reins.
M Rens has for mauy years been Superintendent OF
Canal and has thus become perfectly acquainted with its
character in every respect Mr. Reins gentleman OF
remarkable energy and decision Of character and
excellent Judgment all Of which, combined with his long
experience the general management of the Canal emf
nenty qualify him for the pos, FOR which he recon-
mended AL the line Of the Canal, have had frequent
opportunities OF witnessing the superior Judgment indus
Try and TACT he has repeatedly displayed the mean. Of
repairing the Canal, after injuries by reshe aud OF re-
medyins defecJs in Its original construction. Besides
understand tina, Mr. Rein., ii elected will give his whole
ime and attention the Of the Company.
A STOCKHOLDER
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NlRGlNlA-Ata court Of Monthly Sessions held for
caroline County, ~ the Court House. on the 9Th day of
February 1886: The death Of Lawrence w. Barry late
member OF the bar Of said court having been appopp.
eed' The following preamble and resolutions were adoptsd
and ordered 10 be entered the minutes Of the Court
THE sudden snd unexpected death Of Lawrence w
Berry, bsq which has just been announced has filed
with gno this Court is officers and the members Of lie
bar-iOr all and each Of Ne, loved and respected hin,
Leaned and eminent as lawyer he owed much of tbo
emnenoe TO bis exceeding purity Of heart and equanimy
Of temper, which suffered his Judgment like other
mems, to be biased and swoved by interest prejudice q,
passion. Distinguished Of the abIost urss in ths
STATE he had ataned the yet higher dstncon Of being
considered by all who knew him. Of tho purest and
best Of men Therefore,
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the death Of Law
renee W. Berry, Esq, late member Of this bar and that
tins court lie officers and the members Of its bar will ir
respect Tor his memory, tho usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
Resolved, That We sincerely sympathiss with his be
fesved and afflicted family, TO whom copy Of these pro
eeedngs will be forwarded, testimonial Of that sym
paihy' and Of our regard for the deceased.
Resolved, That the Editors Of newspapers in Frede
eksous and Richmond, be requested publish these pro-
Copy Ts''O, JOHN s. PEEDLEToN, c.
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tain the broad, the comprehensive, the patriotic
policy. which, recognizing no privileged classes,
dispenses its blessings with an impartial hand, up
every department of American enterprise,
contributing to the wealth of the citizen. and the
prosperity of the State, and erecting permanent
and impregnable barrier against foreign hostility
and aggression.
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A BEAUTIFUL LirAf.

Mr.. Ephraim Hall has been exhibiting at the Exchange
Hotel for several nights past burning Fluid Portable
Cas- which produces the elesrest and beautiful light
We have This haid usually burned air tight
lamps and free from grease any unpleasant SMELL
The light soft and agreeable the and the
OF economy is said to be preferable to almost other
Mr.. Hall, who is still the Exchange Hotel is the sole
,gcnt for the sale o rights prepare and this fluid
throughout the country.
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THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

We insert with pleasure the communication ofour
pondent W. upon this subject believing that the ehara-
BILE citizens OF Richmond will regard with favor. and
tend Immediately helping hand, Society deserving,
and which presents such strong claims upon their humaai-
~ and benevolence.
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WALK ERTON
A GOOD PLANTATION FOR SALE.

DEING anxious to move to the South, offer
- my which reside lying the county q
Cubstand from Carersve, adjoining The lands Of Wm
a Cooke James This
$500 aeesMuddy Greek through this
dividing nesry which nearly very neh
INV grounds which vey productive The good
produces o. wheat and
and TIT rapidly
plentiful supply Of timber Of the original growth. The dwelling
housc passage and cellar necessary ysrd
buildings, garden ard neauy paned barn
good Thresne Machine tobacco negro
necessary buildings very good rspar-wats good
any IN Virgins, nsghbourhood healthy and agreeable
more particular description deemed Unnecessary. pre-
any person who wishes purchase pre-
mss The shove plantation Be purchased ebesp and
accommodating terms
kb RT-eOwH WIN. n CARRmGTOH.
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MARRIED.

At Bethesda Meeting House, Hanover on the 18th inst,
by the Rev Henry Smith, Mr.. JosEPz F. ELLIS 10 Miss
May L. MANrLo, second daughter of the late George
MsnIlo all OF Hanover county.
The Enquirer and Star will please COW
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ID A " GIN G.

MIR. .GOODWIN'S first Cotillon Party will
lVA take piaes "WEDNESDAY 9Th ~ March
Exchange ConcsuRoo Tickets a. admit Lady and Gentle
man The Room will be hair seven and Dancing to
O'Clock precisely Tickets BE- ottased the
Exchange Concert Room Evening Glass Monday,
Thursdsy Friday. will BE- furnished FRO
eame the Gentlemen dssrous Of being
tauaht the proper WanE and fashonab DancirE viii
please application, Nj G's Classes
MI intends opening eiass for misses for
convenience of pupils shoetoe room
David 4. Br WINS saddsry, Wednesday
Days u Tuition "Wednesday aad Saturday Terms qussr,
60 nciudng - lessons 6
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SCS REWARD.-Rana away from the sub
oJ6@ serber, living City Of Richmond, night
OF the 18th February Negro Man named IsHAM about 90
old black built about feet 10 inches In height with
heavy besd ls Sneed and walking from
defect OF his legs lie took with him small light ebenu
sorrel hose bham purchased Of NJ Alexander Nelson Of
Stokes county c. and will doubtless make
NJ Nelson bought him OF MI Geo Brookes OF
having employed Mr. Brookes wagner
will dollars for the apprehension Of ham. that he
be secured jail that him and 1--WE dollars for
security of tho horse. ROBERT LUMPKIN
Richmond, Va FEB. n, 1876.
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N Otto E.

IHNHE legaees of William McLaurine, decd
u late of the county Of Powhaan requested to rome
forward without delay AMI their
esaeies which the prepared pay notice will
be plead bar Of payment Of date
LEWIS McLAURINR,
Error Of VIM heIsurins deed.
February ~. isi6,-wSw.
1 The Nashville Wig publish three times forward
this payment
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
NDER decree of the county court of Able.
~ marie county shall offer for premises sA
TURDAY the 2sh OF March the aet ofhnd hing
VILE AbsmaTe known by the Of sTONEY POINT
formerly the residence OF Jacob Moon deed
contains about nine hundred and
nodous dwelling house and the
farming should be desired will be parcels to
suit purchasers Persons desiring purchase be
premises upon calling upon seotsvile.
9J Terms made known upon the day Of sale
feb 2I-ewtw JOHN o. NOON j., Conf.
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ro, 49, FEBRuARY 26, 1886.
ToBACco-we no change to note in our Tobaceo
.. we quote lug. from $3.50 to %; common leaf
from ~ to u; good To hno from S5 to g. tho latter pre.
tot manufacturing purposes.
:, sLouR-Reecipu continue heavy, with I. dull market
eanno, DO made from Ss-hodss are un-
willing to sell for lees.
WHEAT-Sl to ll0c.
CORN-60 To Csc.
OATS-<2} to 45c.
CUT NAllS-4& to 4lc
N. g. CoTTON-6As "a esn,.
50s75c. ''o 70 Si'oo' Black
WhiSkEY-HOs'hesd.2 90, bbl.. 80.
P.on, "a. ,a Soss2e Patent Sperm 4Oe Hulrs
=, CofFEE'-Sock is light with fair demand Rio ?,
OF; E,s1syr Sssi; ST. Domingo 6aa7; Java iOssiie
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do.-S4 per bushel.
CLOVER sEED-S6 to S6}.
PIG lRON-S29 to s.
flSH-No. Cut Herring. S4a4I
LiME-Sl.l2} from the vessel
Cuba 22a2sc. WIN N'V NSa~of'
olL-Winter strained oil best los c,,; Fall ,,,.;n.a
6Oas5; Whale In bbls. &c.
fROVlSloNS-Bacon.C City cured and smitb6sld \,
CO.. u.s ana Baltimore Sides 7a7ic; Shoulders 5is6
sin Sal. ~'' Pe' 'o"' no. Da.
sUGARs.-N.o o. Ct. u, Porto Rico 7..s,
SHOT-5}c.
SALT--l70sl75.
Hogs Sc. DEANE a. RRSwN'
EXCHANGE.
n. York drafts ~. ct. Baltimore drafts prom.
rhsdeiPhia prem. North Carolina Ia dis
south Oarohna dis. Wheeling 2ds
Alabama 5a6 dis. Specie -
COAL FREIGHTS.
10 Baltimore ~ TO cents busheL PhIlsdph s,sk
cents 10 New YORK. o. cents to Boston, R-s.I 49,
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~ OTlCE.-To James Stone:-As you are
resident Of Virginia you III take notice
that shall on TUESDAY, the fourteenth fIIhl
NESDAY the 18th days Of Aph 1896 Samuel d.
Burke in the County Of Notoway virginia proceed
10 take the dispositions Of Giles A. Miller the 18th
and 18th days OF said month Apr sam
Burke in the County Edward Va proceed 10 TAX.
the dispositions Of Thomas Hurt and
denee suit depending Superior Court
and Chancery for tie County OF Prince Edward which YOU
and Samuel l. Gnyham are defendants and plaintiff
G27-wBw sANu n pIrRRp
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SHAD AND HERRINGS
ENEW Barrels very fine No. l Shad and Roe
Il Heunss, for family use, for sale by
ID. c. RANDOLPH,
70 2-e2t 18th between Cary and Main seeis.
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UoYT's oFFICE.-I,ouery draws in town to dsv-
III the drawing comes TO hand by 1914 o'clock Csni,.l
$4,000. Tickets only 81 25-shares In proportion C,ll
before II o'clock, and get Prize at
HoYT's OFFICE.
No. Exchange.
Yesterdays Lottsry, By HOYT.
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10 the Securities Of Jerman Baker.
I>HE securities Herman Baker, or their legal
representatives. earnestly requested meet nj MA
con- Ono speers TavernJ fowhatan county miles above
the Court House. the 10Th day OF March,
ees.a arrangements avail themselves provision, OF the
Act Of Assembly for their relief SAM HoBsoN
WM. OLD,
feb 70 ls46-eH ALLEN WILSON.
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MARKET STREET BAKERY
Located on Market or l7M Street.
RICHMOND, ya.
FRANCIS BAPTIST

FRANCIS BAPTIST
VNAkEs THE PRESENT OPPORTUNITY OF RErIJR MING
HIS THANKS FOR PAST FAvoURs; and beg. ave 10 in
form his old customers and the Public he m con
unues ms business al the above BAKERY PREPARED
furnish, At SHORT NOTICE, WATER nd BUTTER CRACK
Frs, LEMON CRACKERS, CAKES OF ALL KINDS LOAF
BkEAn PILOT and NAVY BREAD, &c lie will warrant
EVERY THING IN his line to be GOOD, ANY 9TH
Err ESTABLISHMENT ir the City, CHEAP A call n,
respectfully solicited shall be glad COUNTRY Gus
TONER'S as usual when they in OF Cakes &c.
Richmond Feb %, 1876. .r
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"A SSlS IAN Is WANIED.-l wish to engage
two young Men, OF sober business the
asement Of the Hot Springs the coming
by the st June the other BY July They know
thing Of the Of public house Any
Psisis stating the OF the person.
will be duly attended Satisfactory will b.
and strangerare referred To Mr. O. Messrs
Gardner Carlton, OF Richmond and MI Char
Iotesvlne TIL GOODE.
Hot Springs Feb 1916. feb 26-ca.
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NEhf VALUABLE PHOPbkTY At AUCTtON--On THrps
the sth day o. MARCH tent will bs At Public Aue
front Of the premises ~ oclock p ~ Lots Nos ~
and 1s No. f07, fronting each On SIN street be-
and streets BY 100 feet deep. the improvements
which large livery Sable &c This property 10 in The mos.
pau Of the city being only fqusre from the Cep
Market THIS establishment posseses usually
belonging u the kind such sheds r
nsry pumps &c. There saiso blacksmith shop which 10 Al ~,
occupied The sabe has recently been Thoroughly
and perfect order THIS propery always
the bept stand Warrington for al branches livery but
ucuiafy sse stsbs.
The viii b. Tor prvse sale t tho day Of ale
TERMS o. Sale One fourth ctsh balance In sag,t In
ssents twelve eighteen Tor note. .,tj.6,,
secured. ''
Forfurhsr particulars. enquire Of
GEORGE NATTINoLY
o. RorFsr w. Drts. Aue'r
Washington, Fsb 10. 1875. nS7-a.-,s
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N. Y. MARKET-Feb- "a Up

10 esnmore 70 TO cents per bushel Phadsphia s,St
W Ns~ forh OF cents to Boston, cents RlA-s.I 49,
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N.iron 1T ihc L ; Naval Ilo,piai
Bnspkbn n, Jmae 10, issa.
Dr. If,oMeIr th,s E,iIs.


AoLNr WHEELING. Va.
NsANiFt.-AI d,scss~h essn in,sniiy end
4 Hrfalfig - lsmPef pn-cei Bpn de ptssod q,
's'r1tt bntao'a whish, ginonising VIII lee bIssi
oera' on psin anl disoatd 10 ti.e hn,Ean tame 4,
- cl'af. that ~ tst-cveElrce ~ he tsc Of Boan.
afeihs Vegetable us.sef.al Ptls. ~h,eh i me 81
ihs 'cy leti snd un'y proper Pufea'ive medicn.
'o' aNiiy eal Nn@iliy az tsmpsr can h. cured. as
vel - = nihcf esessc1eedipg appn The purc.
n,s-uf he cirrvis,sur agai. nc bi,.,c.
s''afeitb y~fscsfie Uf,fs.rssl pais are koaan
hy N - g'irnrr ~ tousands "a o. n,ciiy etrs,s.
PC 7r"t i"p al in'rsa 'snfesr css,y n.rsiJ
sterhsr. atB trUtafe ~ rsk hna cnieell.J roo
Nf"foasW ptiirr1 hcaia ana ,is.f.
Iheu n,kaoNi lodged ,r'aseace make iLsm safe
oI sge.
N 'rm rafo IA either dress 90 dei "a required
ehob ices Utr stei
VIVA thisievslnshio 'aea,rine ia out pos.ession
Ne Hsg Ntii he n,eei stetiy fsgru'. ~iihoul iess
n" conissipn ran iy pseaihthfy sHcri %. II w are
ooseiul 10 Nesly use ihese PICS dSN4m dee ~
Alo ~ sac at weii.hufR, - } q d BROWN
Osncfal Agctis.
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UNITED Stairs HOTEL,
WATER Srkr Ut.

ruNfiE undersisn,d respectfully ,n6.rn the pub
- tic. hal they have lrased the sh-ve hsu.s
iss = tenn ol year, have hal IL entirely re.usdeled
aud very much improved in The srrsassmes, Of b
from. and t."hcs; have had 10 newly snd hand.
-'tneiy painted. ~ca'Te'ed and rspcrri ,hrrsbou,
and newly iurn'shsJ. Ia o siyie unsurpassed by an,
Iiaicl Ia she Wet. Every article o. ss,,rely new
ssd The wirde h-slse brlils.,iyl lighted with rss.
Tksy cdsf the c.snnsad.',o, I. 81 tho Loase "
The puhl'c. fully determined. shai oil e.ssi. .hal
tod At their h-use. csiesisinmsni that ALL no, Ia,
~ al 80 satirficiin..
fr'm the sup.'ivr srrsnrcms nj Of the IIouse snd
Fable. s"d 'hs h'canoa u The ioase IN frsni 81 the
s'ea'n'ssai LANDING. they ,ndoles The hsre. iha
they ~ al receive n hh~rsi ssas GO az pall.e rsif.asrs
may MITCHELL A. CALDWELL.
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FURNITURE wAR.-ROOMs.
JOHN m. CLEMENS.

EsPECIFCLLY inviis, The siieniion II IN,
II ca zen' ~ whseIiDs aid The cn-,ry. :. b..
stock al sesanisl tursi,ufe. at has ro-m.. n, I2l
Nsin sireei. a lev door. above he L y Hotel. he
has "a hand.
SOFAS OF Tho ls'e.' and mo-' fashionable .'yls.
BUREAUS 81 supsri"f siyic snd the h..l make
BEDS rEADS. rev and sri.nisd Iausrus.
TABLES-P,or. Writing. Centre. Card. w.fk.
DIni"e. Ac.ae e he bel si,lr.
sfANDS-P Plaza. Cisrp. Mahogany. &C. az; .li
ot Which viii be sold as loN IL moi lower than a.
any other r.iahlshment IN tho civ.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. IooK
INC GLASSES. FRAMES. aud III s,hss cse.-s,
Mare fnni,hsd 80 ooisr.
MAHOGANY vENEERs-A good aoes 60,
sale lsN.
Plea'e cali sud examine fcf yoonel,e.
dec 10
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II ECEIvED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
ftoa shs cits~s on New Yvsk. PksI.d~l,h ,-

II ECElvED BY TIE UNDERSIGNED
fsosH the cits~s on New Yosk. fksI.JelIh,-
sad B.i',mss~, = large col general s--Yrtmeni OF
Gro~er,s.. which in addition 10 L'rmes stock makes
es % ss>osimsnt complete. 0i ~hrh The l.li0~,ne
70 part. which 'hey srs is.oseS ~ ssll vn ,he
mss, d~es,rs.le term.
1870 b.gs RIO c.nse
% 10 Java "
- 40 PcP~t
- 10 P,,refI,,
IS chest. i.nus lI,sn Tea
% do osul-,~d.r u'd ~ipesfjsi
100 bis No2 snJ . Ms,kefeI
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1000 Lis G.rsi. Scsi'b Soul
lOD0 L.. G. II Fab
5000 do Br'uet- & s~healars cePpet
200 Boies Tin Plate
90 LIS Bspra Tn
10 Oils spclsr
Lib Nae No, CO Is
9 ,a.e, L'qnsues Boil
$500 LIZ Ms.J.r
lO0 L.. Cs..is
2 BIS Claws
30 Bas- Rai-tps
, Bales y : Almonds
10 Bfls Alan
Brl Nuim,g'
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20 Brl- Clipped Lpswood
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20 k-gs Aia-ard
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LAMPS
100 Bris n q Mulss.es
20 10 Sugar ilpu.e
FLEMING a HUNTER.
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,sken 90 Exchange. Bac,,n. Lard, Fesihens. hecs
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&~. lie FLEMING AZ HUNTER
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