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TINE pHESS HoOTS.
WE have ON hand very beautiful lot uf Miles

M - Nh'N w manu- Ntll utluNlNi Iol bl miies
fnr Does Boot lhr 90 .ts ,lIII .us,y 1r tl-
fort 10 any that tvtr came ffom rars 1hryar o.
pfessy or out OF ihe hrr-i Ffrnrh tsatsr
We invite fsnsu-p Of a Boa that 20 really t,sulf
and g. 4 % 6 We ufaOu dati rt-rNEN a WAITS
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HJ Dunlop. Uoncurc & 10,
DRY GOUuS ATAUCTIN.
IN WEDNESDAY tn lG.a Ds-,uaar commencing n cI.s
w. VII ecu n our Sa"s En u up salfl elected
assortment OF Fire.. ai Sea>uahe DRY coos recently r,r.y
l " ts market enril az general variety stlp mi Fancy
Goods " 80 ieI Winter - which uyit- the attrn
tom nc The tfl'e Consisting o.
SUPER atl - B.ele-vi shec'ir = AMI snrugs
"a. : nj ( Brown Go DO
Blue and Br ran Canton Flnnes
suq-rhte WI t. Sc-rl q and yellow Flsun-ls
Printed aud Salisbury do
sul-T B.Ue, Back aRd Fancy Color-d Cloths
Blue \ Cas.im,r.-
Glasgow kerseys X ntlrsy Jeans
Bel IicSnss Brown AID Bleaeuet DTiHuss
oznahur.s
sup r C-s1m'res A'u-iiu De LANES
Nrw ityl ta-hm. Robes
American Firms hand um. ~,Ias
too-,d t-u5 e.aS
Fan tufr ir5t. Brown 10 lard,
oh Bu- SAT .u -, Pilot 9th,
spool Cctrn Parent TEr.ai
Pm. Hooks a.t Eye. 4
TcrmsU Hdsr 500 cash over 500 ms erl, for ,l
resotLlt pIprt 4, u nINLnP- MNNNI-RE . - -.
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i. g. fr srr H.f ..I. NiEUu's u. s.f.uHs sltr
THY v1t fI,s- fu wH1 e1iI "a. IH rf On .r-4 b f
no carly Practicable tht they uy u.pHr, Of o
tr'.rr rrsi t.s 1Hl -. '0f tef Nrsrrs They rufr
rnt esp rusc 90. several y.1 enuuc uru O., LIBERAL
share of ,trruaCr.
% Their ufsr co. of Fnutun AMI ish rrr,t.
in II ihr CITY Hotel .fo,l1.fy EcH TavcfnI
Nov 1oh 1850 SRhCP NIT
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TnIuuTE or uHsI.ECr.
swyY ADAMS Il GO. $se.-->
EG2ssSy=.==-Sf ~ ~ BaiiimorC. PhiIadek
e1sS-EssS&-1aAsta. Ilia -yr - 4, a4d Bosio- s4-s
PRESS.-rhc public are respect en-

IN, uf,rmlj lsve established at No 4 IAN
S"t uni, IL" EI,h'ngr Bui dang asdi the hereto
Iituslet,d under MEEDs be
u.i-t the hun ~ ADAMS & co.
lh- EMPRESS au1ugsm Will continue heretofore
u"n Q" sud pnrs. and hop- by thgrnt
LIBERAL prtuuiec Per ordering cord.
a., Fast and North requested by Ell
SHOEMAKER 4 SANFORD.
IUIL J. Bu,ET, aul ourl e. Richmond
1f tIts trans act I'D fan bttz,f
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SINWLs. DRESS GOODS. va largo

- rul sti. % sss'Tmsrt.
h..h rf'rh' aai Tufkrra SHlufs
frnf.d ans suhti TlUu o.
White rmtfd Grape
~ fhlrf 1nf Sfp#ra lo
Hur hk auf rrry stfHs1 s.Iks latest ..I,s
Vow rcA rrh.. irfr3 Cashmere Robes
luUn q. .T1 trs lri tItI ra.lHs
caledonia flfts. Pafi Preach Cnak.u-. Sc 60.
t1Hat No. 20 MAN street
trH WARREN 4 FAETss
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NE BOOKS. Nouart on the Dog, edited

~ Nv bUVNo. ! UuNII ON thH Dog. Cditpd
ty Lewis, vol denny octave t,lut6l p,l,. dl,
ciph.
H'vsr ol Shooting ,ined by r,rsr, vol $50 with flutes.
extra ruh fi't
En'yso ',ia Americana, vol H. sllpasrlu o., rroG We
rskr large s.u pUts -.
I,.cf's gory u'ofr ~ i Ifu..rlH, U. t aui f,I l,,,
.IHcN PAPER. o.. co. SOC
lovers llsrI' a1l snrasu - Iceland Nrb u.f,1u. by the
author, ROYAL l2mo, fancy rspar. puc. ouy DOC.
lsan'frths RuuI ErctH'f and Almanac fh NUM-,
rois wood cuts, i55 90 .lrgr IlmO flr l5e
SIN lk on Great -i.-ts. ~ VI rl.I,sl ODD. frnfr
Ssf1 st' Oh" chr IAN ir ant 81. NJ Cbsiln -,es boz r
Ni.'t,'u h trn,urs. rgat I-uo-piirs .5r each
bi.Af- l'ltrgs Will U,U.y l. sou ~. ard with frIg
plics rrra only CTS s.rh Io g. competed uun.,r
Istrrs Christmas sHrr. and Ii-iu,s lr.m Itlv so, -,o
r. u' geo. neatly pru &C. For srir Hoot.flr. uf
~ y ILINkrR 4 MnERIa
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FORM OF ArOwER OrArIoaNEY FoR VOTING ny PROXY.

- COUNTY. 70 ri.
-, Justice Of IN, Peace Corslid county DO here
p e'"iJ mat , who Ia executed Power OF At
nihsy personally appeared before and 10.
S"eh GA which - vote proposci be given bona ole.
and that ameis rot by
means OF any ans"r eonve designed pov-iop-
." IA" act Establishing general
OF Iank-," passed he @2d March. 1897.
Given under my hand, this - day Of - lei
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Aurilun GaIes.
FUTURE DAYS.

HJ Inioe> q brother.
FHE>ss DskN GOODS-.,t sss,s.
On TUESDAY MORNING Dec 18Th A. "a o - a, On, s,,
lur" nj e"fahL Ffch staple AMI Tlnr, II y Il, IL
70 ',5'r ron 'he Nrern Na's' iei wi s yar
ID pain 1t .p.d ard aHe. e -,.n-re.
Fa.l aEd farcy tnsuz Flo ttotl-
h,n'nisy anil Ga'sow iraIs ard Lcrcss
WI. o. r't and yellow Fana.i. Ca-ton F,an,l,
: ip.r u kag', F,d d .
60 Cant re-, ozra,ur,', tuttya.
rtn'' eho &C. ss-'aep, or haai.ors ASH row .ryl-
Pan figured asd ''-s- Ai,,les--
th In Dnp"rs, Br1sa iio.ia7ds
hi-a'h d 7a'7ings ami shrr'rg-
SUE Hsnsms ami Furniture PRINT.
ho='"ty Cloves, hrts ari Sss5.n..rs
n'~ yie Ca-hn''r-s AID M.u elm.
Ca-in r, Robes. sIk NJ Woo en- shawl.
ch Searfs, Led - ard Gen SIs Crv,ts
sp''' Cotton Pat thread. P,us and Needles
Ch-H z-,'r,. i-aee.. Essirf- nj Iu-e,t,rss
" u-c' Sis idkfs, Cotton Fa= DO sc a.
VIII Be ADDED. ami sni vtpIt re- ,rvr to e ,l. b,I
Of n SO l. an invoice of "
Woolsn finders L AMI pevcr.
Raw III do. Bonnet Ribbo.s
Red Dress Cashm
Cent. Craya,s and scarfs
Rich I~fkF RI Stast. RI N-utu,.
t'h7 "fi-'es iAe'', saiin E',inss
900 do: ehiirrn. lambs y,o,' snI .tn.r Hosiery
loo Blanket shlw's. 100 Kalti- sipui,
lco 30 oni Mourning shaw 100 Wool n fo
TEiMS-Sua- unisr 500 es-h si00 ani uryyt.i month.
credit i1r approved 'r'ilr-d no's
SeIs lNl.ors : nRorntR Au,r
Superior City Maize Furniture. a, Auction.
On WEDNESDAY nothing lee L. n o.. 0s. At IN. r..sr
81 DR. T. t. Il"Nnu- MIN ~ door lave -,o,,.s.
Drug -l4sr, N .u hs -nf,., uItgSrTy AZ,
li'hhH t'RNIIi RI, - ,,t, Il .r,.
r'f an ""IA'p art rs't"a 90 Euflr 4 Porte
best urHu l-tfr"- The frpt I'D. r,,r
and The -" wi BE- made ~ AN %. the ae- ar
CIshon .prinE Sol4
Maho-ary Fllor rtar,. n Tll,,s
B'sf Ingram e. pets ami I.lrtl Rugs
Egyptian marble Top p rr IlS'. nj Minor
Dam = w.ut cur. Floor Mating
Y "snnt 'prnc -.a' mshHraHy cung t-h, =.
Mahogany " rifpl' lai Bureaus
nr Iu. Tab.-s : detolrl CHINA Prs.
High Io-t iu 81. .f-i'ad Maru,-,1
Aib. O. W -i.tabds ulartsI g a..c.
TINA afi Glassware; trl-- Fcu,ier.. Pre- Sat4
AISo-ILe usIl variety Of krrG.n Cook NJ utsr ais
ELEGANT PIANO FORTE
~ ~ O'Clock, ~ vii ss Piano Forte TG! ar
'"- u1a elegant mahogany atom Of hoe
de- irous q par hlse 81
20 Ahie ahov" ARTICLES viii De- ready Cr et,n
Hat"n on Saturday before the sale iNI.OEs 4 uR,THER
pr -
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THE IVORY STATUEOF
CHRIST ON THE CROSS.

~ ttE ropor ~ this Tar ,pend pie CO Of
n sculpture. trssc ily info the Citizens Rchmon
that win h' placed On exhibition ISL MIN srrEEr
mac sir. MONDAY. the 18th n cry
ia time only There Is but 'pinio1 tn
Artists and both # ay America n.ur
~ p"n'uurug exquisite sHi unrvalri gem n
cared 1utoi block OF Ivory 'upPlc
vran FOSSIL by olYiIc.rd Monk who's only genius
y't who uccecd a0c y'a 1t devoted labor pfpileinr
q; the saviour which, wrie asonishcs
The lover o BY perfect dcnraon a~ak
the h. art OF the ca itn The most touching interest by its
s' the face lisi b-nd resignation
of a., amor al tIum?hins over the rial
Circular continuing hstor, Of the Statue, ant
e- Of r frsSs Will be Circulated in the To which
p invited
&- Ndnision Is cents Open day AMI evening. e Eft
aBHIUE GOSHEN CIIEESE.-e5 casks pune Gos-cn
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~ virtue OF a Decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Iou OF Law aHl Chinery Iur Carrs Cav Col.t no
N' M ne lNih dy "i N'V'Hle - rs. or Nc
cure 'n others IS ihc lrr>tu Coufany Of The
hlEA % Ni- % and o'srs AMI McGITe rr T1rrr
anu ""tf--' subscribers l7I0in''l by troun r.
', lii plfpos' "" offer sac public the h-..
... i' cash 90 tor'rIr7 Charlie Cy rorrty on II =
NV f 80 y of J1rHly f'Ni Do" SLAVES Of 90 rr.on
~ properly ''"1gns On Doe e--Ite OF On, Rem o. Irr .1
remaining n.l ans wa rh were conveyed ay certain s. Of
''', '''Ffr o. .s l- a- ,- Oh "U IS us-y Nrgr---u.n
Mom'u ato chit'nE ~'r H..- Ir AMI Kitchen Furu lrs a.
A. t's a. u o., sale Do. Deferred y r--y Inc ueut f r
o. vi take pia- tia "a rE5y.
NATHANIEL NELSON.
.----itis HENRY HARRISON. '"''z.-f
81 hehTon Enquirer Petersburg I-t- l-,us,r ami Nos
HrhIi 4le-i"i Go caIy -,g Jas ale AMI frsarl l,
iotrrm'r1. " " -
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Drawn Nos. Of New jersey LOTTERY No e7-Dce
% IL GO 81 &c - - a 30 a &c g. u
Whole III ko lG 81 Ca pfzo Of S250O sent TO this
ONCE and sold by J. VI. Clarke, Vcnder, Richmond.
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BANK OF virginia.

IVNilE General Meeting of the Stockholders Of
The BANK OF virgins VIII b. hsd HankIng Iisurs On
the Cay Of Richmond MONDAY, the Iith % Jan,safy rr,
NY an Act OF TIE lssatue azssd 25th March ~ on
Ger oi INJECTOR Z" Hank b. pozy sockto tr An
any election q DIRECTIONS on naHk nor tn any T. ~
b. valid VII eh shall have been tIy ~ he s
u any e,eeiiOn. SAMtIEi. NARN Co.,
Dee. sth IsiG-coitiIuJan.
FORM OF ArowEg OFATIugNEY FOR VOTING ny PROXY
hhor all men By these presents, That -
hereby appoint - to be substitute an proxy for and IN
nlne and BEHALF 20 election director or Dif,eo,.
OF TIE Bans OF Nugnh Aud Furthermore Represent AT ,I
ne'hngH ~ hr Stpcshodcfs OF said Bank n,tn. ami
behalf to Noie respecting the euacns repeating amending ~
law" 'tditaner OF Regulations deemed
and convenient for the cement of the said
bans a. u y o. might uli tcrsona y present
Ni'Ecss - hand and sal IN - DAY OI - lst
IsEALl
f,EAL
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MI ANTEn.
WANTED.

4 OR 5000 DOLLARS SIGHT FUNDS ON
NEW NoEE Tor which VIII give the highest pr.e,
nn ~ WILLIAM
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TWENTN D0IIlm. MLMlI.n.

~ TT'N TINsT.I : '00'lTHnl IOT - I-cI--
- "'i. 'ni manufactured hs H1hcHtk. stolen from our
War h''.' con ihc Basin as secs W. ray $50 r the ro
AL ds'an 9 Co. ihrf os $40 1r The recovery the goods
To- mara on tdo ripper Was E. "
De- %. TUpLANG 60.
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rUI:GEC >NIE AZ SIItIN1. 1I,SI,,-1-

my ,7'- 40 Spring Gard with t. pr..,rt
!''r 'n'' Hf'"f.'r AZ that place. publicly. utl.. q,
serve Nei-sl Itti f1y NJ rcr,i ar r.,t ~ a., 81,
hH ''N f fty ur rHfr. crop of Corn uh,ut 500 barrels.
,-a' % ar Mules twen'y"ti had &C Car-. s.tur rf
ursr. Cows. Hyf.rs and Y.urna. f-.f,-a 4 had , So
among isu Hia" lt mu f- between a, ffs htli ,f
ieii ioI' d" h 1fr and .7 td'r -hrrSs ave tlaf.
1ristrlw. s.. SC bose ears r. .rr.r's ,,ss, o.
''. '"" N'i aus N.r o. % sr-. rIIr'- Ia rows pr,-
in' 'Iitfi'f. A's H,ra -. s-1n 800 rs 10. .r r,.
..r', r..it rf mice MONT willie rtar the rr,.t 49,,
bond 0l; approved -,eHr before ne - .r. H. ......- m
o., .nN . ." N ".N POI" uIrH'1 LANEY JONES
Hl Fam Nos. 1919 I- 10 ..I. t-Ft N a..
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For Rent.
FOB SALE,

FOB SALE,
<TH The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
erA house and street the a- r-i-
inee Of James " Freram decd orsr Il will
De shown 70 wishng PIrhI with
either Of the subscribers, and made par
,euar examination Of the pr, " it,
VIRGINIA PEGRAM
w. n. JOHNSON,
j. e3-dN EHreGtrir and Executor oil W PrEram decd
BARRIERS SOAP, Of superior quality. for
- al. sh-ap b, TO 25-aOt J n FUSrAcE a SON
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ca e,NOR RENr.-A large and comfortable
S Dwelling House, situated cp.a-r o-u,t ard Frank
hn st'rhs Arpy 70 Ei'Hn Httt. IT.
De Const below thy R,nk-
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FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES'
~ EN ARRlN AL.-Thc subscriber has lust
received BY i- EIpu-s hcm Philadelphia At other cup
~ oi lar miss's Iai chdeu's Cat Boots sLo--
wins he woud call h= auelton she cubic
rrnery rs my tni-0mr and gcDl On
hand coi Of Bot shoes ma uuf,r-
iufe which, wih hs ant "a tern work
a~ays r'nrTs s"k. sep ny rot inferior to
any ~ The city al Of which - nv oher
hou'r ~ Richmond ALIEN. NIL,
Manila uIrgr and Dealer in Boots Shoes. Trunks Sc
trS No l27 ~ 4 II.
AG>.-IOoO Bus. Rags. superior qututy for
~ 'aeby d"5 WILLIAMS & HANALI.
DACON-Sdcs, Should auI Ham. for ,ale BY
- dc5 WILLIAMS \ HANAII.
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ron RENT OK LEASE.
FOR RENT.
For Lease or Rent.

Es.E 'tNllAl desirable family residence mex
s1a-s- Il l1w Nr x De g Ssou's. 81 70 " IN th,
ocrup'nry II Nc F"hmln. hls rr Gaul sable, Causs
Hone. e. Attached in cIc-;ygt Water and
h'i ant 'ri COMO table too.us Tor Apply 70
de snwts NICHOLAS MILLS
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FOX kENT-ON THE Ist OE JANUARY.
- 'NHE upper part at the House now &C.
Nss = cup ~iby the james Rvef ami ka1aNht Company
their Office Main md door Eachu-
h-ilhc Dwelling UnIs-, occupied ~ NJ Charl-- lIar
re- on an - h-Ws"n Flakn and Grace opposite
sii'ne' ~ the Rev J. u. Jet O.. For icis Apply
DE- Bis ROBERT MOTT
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NOTICE,
IINrNING nnr..rs ~ ,,,nnn,n,-,...-

H,NININ'' bhtN'IN NND EWBVOIDIHITN,
- White and ru.i slibtn t.r,d Nufu Rose.
Ecl.ut Tuni- Robe
Pam md cold TttItou Nasfas
french emhTd Car ss and Collar some very r,b
firD' Mrrru. velvet AMI .Tk sciif- md tdtts
Gives hson' aces, liJsf Sc anof which a.. .fr.r
low yyNRRPS A. rtofy5 "''
De- - :, ''''''
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~ IlISkEY. 2tO bbis. Ohio whiskcy. Er
w ney dc7-iw LUNLoP, MoNCURE a co
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Autticn Salcs
u, paycnport. a,,cp a GO.
s.HOCEa.ES. A..

on MONDAY, Zee. Itth. ~ ,uf Austt, st,.
NH b" ."h IN hrls pra~ Noa 1e bts. ,o- Cas.il-.
Soap rtr 'hs~~. oil faPcr. Wine whs-asE asy Tr. IN
d.su. Urs a.
TEBM- i-f stoa rash. siOo nioath- er.t f,r an
proved ar.r del DAVENPORT ALLEN a Csh Anrt.
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DOCTOR ARNT'S
RELIEF SALVE.

kOK WOUNDS, Bruises, Buns, Chronic Sores or Swell
remedy for Boiehes the Face and Chappsd
Rough skin twill render clear and soft
Extract Of letter from Doctor Woodl
am highly gatihed 10 hear that The Relief Sslve pro
merits which viii speedily give t high rauf in
the confidence OF your customer decdsdy superior 70
%ss wh s -es Sssi any *.
and freely and chesraliy commended Others
cannot withhold OF surprise the happy effects
from lesss, written BY female % her rsl.sy
what we had heard mud dead They had however app
great satscton, found her entirely relieved Asr apply
ing twice had directed the milk started stream they
~" h s; Good sa
the .svs them vy glad Of being the means ofdons
Doctor Hsiock-s.r That the rreaf virtue Of "Amts Re-
lief saye may be known hs aeted deem my duty o
cannon striking in my groin; from that up the present
time have uered much distress and pain, and finally
s Sn.ss % ips ,Sn
all the sure curs and highly recommended Pain En-
u.stosn &c, kc- with no bsseft
seat Of most pain and al Appearance o.
immediate modification advised that in order 70
S.igas highly "a IS @ s.ss
until persuaded TO try the Relief saIye After me
s sesssS soo
in6smmsto disappeared and my leg became entirely free
ten ysss DO therefore srcugIy others suf
fernE from similar actions and have no doubt will prove
reconmsnAsd Respectfully your'' &c, yARsoNA
sold yholesae and retail By the principal nt CHARLES
H. RING Druggist and Chemist lo2 Brosdvay, corner Of
John street. and ~ ofthe respectable drusrsts
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CHRISTIE"S
GAL v ANIC r N G S

novel application q he nysteiious power q Gvsn:m
s.s. il q acute q spp
Ing TO the head Zee 2, limbs. oos. Tie DS0.sa1
!Ss Il joint spin P se%ps,a ::
pam. he SIDE SsSsy
and physical energy, and all nervous disorders In
ease. e Dypsp:a which simply sS
fu The Rings different prices being made Of all
and Of various ornamental p.rus and be by the
BEs BASD
Are notifications Of the invention and recommended in
:s: ssns intensity They are ssd he
perfect ease Any Gavanc that required may thus
o''n'n se fs T M h 'PTire 9Yb relieved
This has been by the French Che.
mts be Of the most valuable discoveries Of modern
science believed posses The remarkable power Of
causing concentration Of the influence Of
oiiFisTIEs szffTEzxsSTTiE S s5TEESa7HEslso
These articles form important addition to the 0alvanic
Kns acting upon the principle but having the advsn-
Strengthening the when debated by disease other
causes a certain sa IN consttutiona weakness = pre-
The GALVAsIc SraESarnssMc P4sTras viii !. found q
great and permanent advantage.
We refer ~ .issss; = GhssRsfTTssTCCuArEs
Pub;hsd By the Doctor in the Sun, Times Mirror Tribune
able sou,es have been selected from several hundred %
a' d. discovery has s''a ss's;i 8 SSSEasE$b
General Agent for the United Bates and osy Agent the
" csNew York.
=, Fulton 'sriss RE Mw Rsiidi ing,
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CONNER OF JOHN STREET


TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Epening Post.
CPECIMENS of RINGS unapproachable VERBENA
y CREAM FOR SHAVING This article. universally
praised by those who made trial Of it, last took the first
the Institute FAIR Indeed it fully conceded by
those who know is impossible manufacture arti
Gle equal to it, 1t sofenng TO the skin, fragrant the
destroyer ofeckles and pimples and sold cheaper
than the old AL therefore who would consult
From the New York Gazeue,-The New Soap-Ws speak
from experience and speak from the PROFESSIONAL
knowledge of benefctor and friend James Grant No
Arn street. whs il ahead Of thing fou nd
out in this department Of modern improvement IL 10 only
emolient but it il something more" In short believe
IL y the best shaving soap in the world
From the Evening Mirror Rings vsrbens Cream, we
those who have troublesome Boards should be
without it. Il has penetrating Of it, and scitens
the hardest and beard ende the operation Of
shaving perfectly Mr. Ring has lately taken the basi
Of Minor the Of Broadway and John street.
where his nestimabe article may BE- obaned ana, likewise,
tam cure for that troublesome companion.
From the Sunday man who shaves hmscli
should procure Rings Verbena Cream IL 10 exquisite
article soenng the beard and asyng all irritation Of the
skim that becomes absolute peasure instead Of
noyanes, the
1 S. .1d wq .a
sale. Wholesale and retail. and for expcra!ion by
Successor to Dr.. WIN. H. Minor
N.BMerchants particularly requested to call and
anime this article, prepared, quality guanY
pearance and price. IL be bea-the splendid
Hatch far exceeding thing Of the kind before the public
m lun<r
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THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
CONSERVATIVES.

nK those whose Lungs affected lliehtly should take
~ this Syrup without delay by which they the
liking OF that dire disease Tally and hImly How important
Syrup had and nearly CERTAIN proper care
to avoid destruction by Consumption.
DR.. sWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
compound Of Vegetable Remedies il called Wild
Cherry because that article the bas. Of the Irepstion
cheney given its good qualities supporter and pese
ofthe powers and functions Of life, il has equal.
swsyne fictitious and counterfeit. and sprung up
valuable remedy had ioduced itself into tbs sick
chamber; therefore be deceived by the many Basams
and Spurious MIXTURES" but The genuine and be cured
Prepared only by Dr. SwAYrE, N w Of Eighth and
Race streets, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail Charles H. Rings sfe DR.. Mil
nor lo2 Broadway of John and Drug stores
lse Bowe III Broadway 2o5 Blcecke So Hudson street,
and (3rand street. liz lmsm
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PERFUMERY ESTIBLTSHMEN7

4 PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
THE Subscriber his thanks his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage extended to him
since the opening Of his Store in New York; Promising that
ne earnestly socifs moments attention TO The fol-
lowing very Ineligible proof that he capable Of offering
the best whether the competition be foreign Amer
lt He unequaed advantages Paris, hay
gle, Pers Fills. half century the first house in this line
~ Europe Ind Since the first exh tion, Of
New York. Boston and PHILADELPHIA. the First Premium
all competitors, and at the last exhibition in New York. he
Perumery srd His Peamery has baa.hsd the imported
whenever II has fairly into competition. This
phaticay the with his Shaving Cream Why should il
not be sol His PerfumeU il, in fact, the foreign,
both in is quality and mods Of fabrication with the
namely freshness and advantage many Of these articles Of
the greatest importance owing 10 their pershabs nature m
His prices from to 80 cent lower hne tho
criber, educated the best foreign SCHOOL, imported with
him the science and SIX Of his native CITY, offers the products
Of laboratory equal the best imported and superior to
prices He, therefore, haers himself that hs preparations
Of necessity supercede the imported with those
who prefer articles merely because
they and have been 10 the influence Of
hand perfect foreign pernmery and
offers store opportunity Of comparing the two and OF
according TO the judgment or preference Of tho in
dvidua.
who wish to purchase that which genuine as he assures the
public that nothing shall quit his estab hment without
being represented to the purchaser He invites
the Of Wholesale and retail dealers his very
pee which he Offers to them from 20
% per cent cheaper than thsy buy eiseTheTeo ,,ssr
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps
jN1m+ Pcrfumery, nc.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, IN. J.) March ii, 1876
Dsnfh of a Pafri0f-Burelay.v. &c.

hasten to inform you that another Of our Revo'
utionary soldiers has gone to his final home Mr.
Hartshorn Willet died on Monday, aged eighty-six.
AS an humble Christian, a beloved and esteemed
citizen and patriotic Of the revolution, his loss
is universally regretted His remains were followed to
mose respectable inhabitants and number Of the stu
dents of Rutgers College These were escorted BY the
CITY Guards and fine band Of music Painful thoughts
upon the mind o. we and another Of these
time honored men dropping to the grave.
one Of the college boarding houses was entered last
wsak Al midnight by daring burglar. student Crap
pled with him but no succeeded in tearing himself away
ana made his retreat out Of the window The fright Of
the inmates during the row, can readily be imagined
with this exception We have no other news Your
paper brings the only news we have. II 10 eagerly
sought for on the arrival Of the cars. More anon.