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Ely
GgWNA g DHAMINsa
AT THEIR
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Main st. Stanton, va.
SIGN OF THE UMBRELLA.
Main ST. Stanton, 7


SIGN OF THE UMBRELLA.
VNHE undersigned pledge themselves to demon
strate to all who will favor them with call
and who will examine their Stock, that they are
now prepared and determined to offer greater in
ducemens to purchasers than offered before in
this community. They are now in full receipt of
their very large and handsome assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
consisting in part Of the following articles:
D and Cd Pilot Cloths from SO cents to So so.
Beaver Cloths, heavy, for over-coats
I'd Cloth, gold mixed, for business coats, warrant
ed all wool, for ST. 50
French and English Broad Cloths, fresh, from
Double Med English Cassimeres, handsome f.
CURE, from ST to 1925.
French Cassimeres, black
English do. do, from 81 ,25 to IS.
Cassinets, from 40 and so cents to ST per ward.
Ky. Jeans, good, from % cents to 80 cents.
Great variety of Mousins, handsome patterns, at
%, 81, SO, and 80 cents per yard
Large assortment Of Vestings, such as Velvet. Sa-
tin, Cashmere, Silk, Sc, SC.
500 pieces American, French and ENGLISH CaIicoes,
varying in price from to 25 cents per yard
among which is variety of Furniture and
Oil Prints, very cheap
Rich Cashmere Robes, Silk Warpt Omber Stri-
ped Cashmeres.
English Cashmeres, rich patterns, from % cents
to 62 cts per yard.
Black Bombazines
Figured, plaid and plain, Black Silk Warp Alpac-
cas-, great bargains.
Gala Plaid, California, Palo Alto and Rough and
Ready Plaid, very handsome
Plain and twill, and black and white Ginghams,
new style.
Carpetings from 25c to 81 rs per yard
Hosiery, Gloves and Mts, from 12f to Al per pair.
Large stock ofDomestics, and Servants Wear, very
cheap.
GROCERIES, general assortment.
Thirty-fvo Cases
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'EHE subscriber, intending to remove to city
for the purpose of practising the profession Of
which he is a member, offers for sale the planta-
ton on which he now resides, called CLIENT.
HORN, situated on the South fork Of Rockfish n
yer' In Nelson county, twenty three miles from the
James River Canal.
This tract contains
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Headache.

The Salvc has cured persons Of the Headache o
twelve years standing, and who had it regularly every
week, so that vomiting often took place
Deafness and Ear Ache arc helped with like success
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III ID n r Y
TAILOR.
AT THE SIGN OF THE BEAR,

AT THE SIGN OF THE BEAR,
DEEMS 1t barely necessary to inform the bare,
and those who are getting bare, that that bare
ness need not be for there are number of Stores
In Staunton, all of which are anxious to sell cloths.
and if those who are bare, or nearly bare, will
bear the cloth to Bare, he will warrant garment
that will fit, or be responsible for any defect in the
fit.
lie has Just received the latest Fashions and
he feels warranted in saying, that he is prepared to
make
Dress and FrOck Coats
IN style not surpassed in this section of country
lie will make Cabans, Chatelaines, Paletots, Qua
ker Goats, Polish Jackets, Sack Coats also Ladies
Riding Habits, Cir required.) All work entrusted
to him will be done in neat and workmanlike man.
ner, and with puncuality and despatch.
Staunton, October 8, 1916.
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TJNHE Store will be carried in my name after the
Il LIST Of April, at the present stand, where I will
offer very large variety Of
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HIGH PRICES CERTAINLY ABOLISHED
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A FINE ESTATE

vINHE subscriber wishes TO sell the Tract Of Land on
Il whch he resides, situated in Augusta County
between the Long Meadow run and Christians Creek
This tract contains
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out Of anticipated short harvsss and rail
way spsculations notwithstanding which, the
OF the bank has been very regular and without those
extreme fluctuations experienced under the old system
The effect Of these depressions among the commercial
classes has doubt BEEN much aevated by the restc
tons placed upon the bank by the law The result
OF the Tremendous railway speculaons which have 80
long agitated all classes in Great Britain and drawn 80
much money from the channels Of trade can hardly be
predicted The depotss paid in up to the latest
amountedto fifteen millions sterling being only about
one-hafo Of the whole amount to be paid in. II the pay
msn Of the first half caused the embarrassments in the
money market realized in all parts Of Great Britain we
must look ora great increase Of difficulties before
the dspostes all paid in.
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The DocToR.
WASHINGTON, March IS, 1876.
C0ngrsss-Ltens, &c.


Mr.. Jarnagin, to make all sure, offered another
hit at the expulsion of the Times men from the re-
porter's gallery Of the Senate bat being assured
all round that in the adoption Of the report Of the
committee, the offenders were expelled, he with
drew the motion. 1t, however, afforded an opPor.
tunity to Mr. Dickinson to take back his original
objections to their experiment on the superstition that
they were the victims of imposition, because, not
withstanding the results Of the investigation, they
have since reiterated their fabulous charges. And
30 they have In the Times Of last evening, We
have the solemn oath of the editor before the com
mittee to the truth, and also his reeration Of the
very charges to which this soemno gives the he.
Mr. Niles made a good and conciliatory speech
on the Oregon, in favor Of the notice and OF g.
and in reputation Of the pse dirt Of the Baltimore
Convention. Adjourned over to Monday next
The House are getting along handsomely with inc
harbor bill. It will be a beautiful specimen for
veto.
A little boy, of five years, son Of Senator Col
quit, died at the United States Hotel yesterday.
The late illness of the child will, in addition to hs
own i'll health, account for the absence OF the Soma
tor from his seat in the Senate Tor some days past
Mr. Haywood, we regret to learn, has also bee abb
sent in part from indisposinon, and partly IN the
preparation Of his late speech for the piess.
De Never plays in town tonight, and tickets t0r
house full are already sold.
The Kimiste family continue their pleasant exhi'
hitiona
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WASHINGTON, March 10, is<e-

WASHINGTON March 10, 1874
Indian summer come again. Prayer. Journal
Mr. STURGEON introduced q BILL
Mr.. DIX moved resolution Of inquiry. in relation
o.the capabilities of certain harbors OF Lake Ere
particularly the harbor Of Buffalo.
Mr.. ALLEN wished the inquiry exten9ed 20 en tne
eepeclalv 10 include the harbor Of Maumee The
resolution lies over.
Messrs DICKINSON, BRxEsR and SExPLx made 70.
ports from Committees;
Mr.. SrMPLE presented petition.
THE DAILY TIMES"
Mr.. JARNAGN stated that a. he believed there
were doubts that in the adoption OF the report OF the
investigating committee by the senate q 70 the &c
porers gallery Of the roprctors, editor and repor
ters Of the Daily Times, he would submit, IN order
TO place the matter beyond doubs resolution nor
their expulsion, which ne sunmiuso ~ ~ Osoagy.
under consideration, and while dhU1nlng the pro-
pretty, or rather improperly, OF efpcYng tnese IN
diyiduals, he did il because he believed they wero
drs;on This was an opinion Of extreme charity.
The srbseouent conduct OF these men, IN perslstng
IN their uniounded and refuted sharEes showed that
thew were not entitled 10 such consider alton.
the adoption OF the report, the vi0e President read
the authority given him to order the expulsion OF
's Mr. JAsNAors said if the Vice President had NO
doubt upon the subject, he should withdraw dis 70
VOICES. Oh there can't be doubt" "Cant
doubt it," a..
he had no doubt that the resolution Just seomstoo
was already anticipated in the adoption Oh mo ."
port Of the committee. ...,~h,. r,ot;on
MI. JAaxAaIN accordingly Withdrew ms mO ss IA
Mr.. MArcUx said that il the Sergeant =! ~ uu
not fulfil his dsty under the resolution o. ~ 0os
m,ttee. he should be held to strict o"c'a' e'P0n-
sibility. v~,rrsrs.
c M ymxx's resolution, calling upon inc rie0r
e.. ca ntormation for a comparative statement o.
-. .Snensse Of the government, dccennlely nnoe
~. n Idrs;on al the federal constitution, gvlAg -
ns shc sxpenses Of the legisative, judicial and
pr,,,'ve departments Of the army and navy, and
ia demrtn1ents, &C.; also, q statement OF the
nrvnber Of officers employed IN thess several de-
- rfmen,s. BY Classification OF ten years 70 eecn
specifcation, and the cost specifically and In tho
nroreQate for each ten years.
mir. JARNAcrN opposed the resolution, beSsgs ~ Q!
the time and expense Of the compilation called Ioi
and because the information required wa aMesny
accessible in the printed Official public doeumenn.
Mr.. Yyrxr said his object in this resouuon ~
an FIRST movement in the work Of retrencnme NJ
He desired to see from comPaauvo New "
srnsnses of The government, OF the number OF OF
fcsrs employed, and tho amount OF SERVICES FsH'
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8OWEKY A1iFaITHEATR
SANDS, LENT f CO., PROPRLETORS

SANDS, LENT E CO., PROPRIETORS.
The public respectfully Informed thu, this popular Es-
Monday Evening, March %,
prior 70 the departure Of the company is travelling
$50 = ''''' ELEGANT NOVELTY
be found either this Europe and the same
MOST TROUPE
embracing the highest Of respsetabsy and
'.p.''t az 81 ~ ~, ART
DANCING HORSES,
purchased by Mr. Sands from Franeops famous Equestrian
a: sss sssssas in hi.
ss gs::, "A
among ''N''' II: TIE E'l P6 ELK. DANCE,
sss: q s' q
nee s
that they honoed their performances with four visits In the
Mr. Sands viii also introduce upon th. OCCASION for the Is.
FIGHTING PONIES.
DalsS''sa at ssSF asS ssT
While Standing in an Erect Attitude upon their Hind Legs
II. s s
:svs. at the q each round and come again up to
ba S ~ es o in this country that
give smallest idea Of .Ss s1usordnaIy performances
o. these ''' MR. s'1 SANDS s; HND HIS BOYS
both hi. county and Europe, viii give beautiful and
'' .'''' THE SCUTPToR's DREAM.
A b then At .a S Fit and for
Sands and Ri. gifted ehds9 have received The highest
sy ts modest elegant and classic style with winch they
EEES& sfU 1'i'; 81 f HORSES RISES are the
And the most s.h's,.d y IN, II Agpsancs
THE wARDR stSiss'1 AND TfRAPPINGs!
The limit; Of sheet will not the pf0 I.
elegant Coaumes Saddle Cloths and Performing Tapping
hfy Were %sseaetursd by Mrs Rnnnas ae Miss Rivers
Only Pure Specimens Of Equsstrtan Wsrdrobe
ever exhibited 10 this country.
he public h: besn chi. city hi. department
sd@in.ion Of every sdmre! Of true art:
TIE f1G ~, list cS%pri,es ,n hs principal performers be-
JOE PENTEAND ....... CLOWN.
s 3 a,,I L,tnr0p' Asst Clowns
Master Of the Ring Mr. B. Huntington; ,t Lady Eques
ey s%S Rasss sss s' %:si
Perry W% Aymsr Near. T. GSn %s. M wSMs
' Boas. Is cents; P. lsx cents. mls Str
.ss SsS!f.SHi
Nj; ". D raPei1X l ssd s.ss Manager Mr.. HI. On;
M nd Musical
Director Mr. II. Mesz-Costumer. Mr. Taylor-Propsrtiss'
The public are informed tina. this and Gle
CANT 'ud'iM oNJ SIiY'IEsiTy G sPwsf March ssA
With hixhy efficient and talented sOTpacX wSieh yiii BE-
Acting and stage Manager. :,
limited numbs. Of season ticket, will Be disposed
Ss IN: t.: TO g
with: Apply At the Box Once. ml5 lw-m
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r Tu RI. 0F CokNS,

RuNloNs. TuMoRs. ExCREsCENcEs. BAD MAILS,
MRS. sERHARD. from Paris. hss The honor Of inform.
ing the public that she still continues practice upon the
isef With the Issses success. hvsg exclusively devoed r
ums % noae 20 which the teet subject. She is
from their ssd p.isfu the
lest pam o. pose,py OF danger making blood How
Tbs operation VIII not occupy than five
ans reIs 20 that ps!sons thus treated
convenience. 80 -"
Mrs B. has pracsed her profession for ssver. vears In Eu
and this couny and has acquired pss hill and much
pr cl experience Facts stssted By ssous
AID Philadelphia Terms moderate for yearly atendsnee
No $50 Bosdrsy between Howard and Grand sussts New
yosk n2l lmerTs
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Died.
In this City, on the lst Of March, TOWNSEND DIcxir-
SON, Esq, late Of New Orleans.
On Thursday eveniDg, March 10th, JAMES Frrz-
PATRICK, in the Ash year Of his age
His friends and those Of the family are requested To
attend his funeral, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence No. 97l Madison street
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A MAGNIFICENT PAPER.
THE SHNnAV n10pATCu
THE SIXTH NUMBER
noRRIss NATIONAL PRESS,

Is NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.
THE following Of the Lisry Contents for Sat-
Revsws OF New Books-The eportsnsni Library Mysts
riss Of the Back GOODS sidelfs Lite Of Paul jones'
SketshesGA Pleasant Day 10 March, By N. r. Willis; Dia
lOeue between Columbia and Britannia;
His Majesty the Public, etc;
H.collections OF Naturn, by Crofton Croker;
New and Beautiful Story, BY Leigh Hunt;
ketrbuton, tale Of intense interest: :
Lstters the Editor-From NJ p Willis; Grace Green
WOOD; An O1ieeY OF the Navy. etc.
about Town; Fine Arts M9sie.l Crit
Smms The Drama; Proceedings Of Congres LsRslature
The .Marssu; BsnK Note List; Ephemen; Aneedsts and
Gossip. etc etc
6.Heripoas BY year this valuable and elegant Fam
ny Nsv'papss, only ri copies e cents Apply early
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
nsesNr No "a Broadway, corner OF Ann St
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NOTICE.
a THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to inform his
Nfriends and the public that his
HAT ESTABLISHMENT
Is removed from corner Of Wall and Nassau Streets to
No. lit Broadway
Directly opposite Hoscard Hotel
The very liberal which has for 80 many year
been him his old stand duly and
his such enable him offer every in
ducement for q continuation Of the came :.
His celebrated fine Beaver, Castor and Mole Skin Hats
which too well known to need commendAtion VIII be
found still further improved and bsautfied.
Ao splendid assortment Of Gentlemen's, Youths and
Chdren Caps comprising many and desirable patterns
' ~ - ''' - +. H. AMIDON.
N B-Centlemeu's Hats OF the Spring Fashion
ready. mis- FSTuThS 5n' re
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tES-A CARD.-D0
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WEIGH, MANN AND


THE PUBLIC acquainted that this magnificent esa-
bshment warmly paronized during these list six
months BY hs citizens strangers and visitors from AL parts
Of the world speedily close in order to fuhl the mpea-
engagements already entered into for the summer This
put forth to prepare the hundred ana seventy
the Circus Temple Of fashion and Popularity that the
energetic and unerang efforts will be cssayed to render the
closing Performances Of and Stage the most gorgeous
novel and varied that dscr mating public can or
grateful management od,r.
Cataract Of the Gnges from the Theatre Royal DuIy Lane
authorities produced with succession Of Oriental Scenery
such be surpassed in any country Professions
the gorgeous and costly hind exceeding 10 number all
former Every style Of Eastern Bsnners Flag or In
sigma Authorityan overwhelming Torrent Of Real Wa
snlsed-,hs surpassinsy grand Car Of Mother Of Pearl
ed with beaten go drawn by colored horses-urious
combas general fearful conasrations and
OF startling effects such the resources OF this
VAST alone furnish, and bring superior
manner before discriminating public. ml9
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Under the patronage Of the ladies q the Abingdon A.
ISOLATION aid Of the funds Of the church, will be given
the Jane Street Church. between 9Th and 9th avenues on
Tuedav evening oath instant which occasion the follow
ing ladies and gentlemen have kindly volunteered their vua
bic services. ~ -
Miss Furst lady amateur; Mr. A. Johnson
Mr. Lee. from Ed nbugh and the gentlemen Of The N ok
Q1atette Club Mr. Clehugh, and Mr. Austin Phillips Mr.
Crehush will deliver lecture with select gems on the Life
Writings and Poetic Character Of Robert Burns Messrs A
Phillips and Jackson viii prssde :. the piano forte Csnes
tickets TO be had the Music Stos, Robert Carriers book
Canal Mesns kaxton Miles, bocksellcr 2o3
Boway Mr. Dunn book store sh avenue and q the door
the night Of the ncert. nal N'rSatM&I
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Married.
On the 10th March, by the Rev. A. Lyons, Mr.. BrNJA-
MIN B. HART to Miss HANNAH HErDRIcKs, all of this city
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NOTICE.
vs>e TO THOSE that their Gardens in good or;
asS s:sa III P.s '1i
mi. re- vii e
work done on The most Reasonable terms. NIL It-mc
TO LET.
- POSSESSION given the LIST Of April. hor .s
So avenue and islss street; the building win Be newly
II ~ In! Essar. q *
4, e, e 90 he % M sGh snd I'll, Fs.
Few %pa,s. from h ,, Gy
STORE TO LET.
"A THE Stores No II South William street, and No.
Ia, 50 Some street. heretofore oecupisd BY Mr.. William
Robbie auctoneer ltis well calculated for the sry
rate. Enquire the premises. mo ,tls-r
FOR ALBANY,
:: Tus:s @. ie ss.. ::':%s.
-. i.d ms saS % any sfss 1o%
s%s fSI al. he ear: sad pseies.
x1R- FOR NEW ORLEANS. : LOUISIANA and New
.Se htdSsSSr ' aoodhu. %a:ss viii po:id1sS sail
having %s. s: ss: Il %
EK.coLLlINss CO; South .s.s s stree: ;s,v
.,.0ur sa MsycS no s00o' receiver ON 00'''
SsS sds.s. who vi"
bark Mlas., master will succeed the
so .s,s b.s ssg am
5.'se a 90 saS'sis *. T
c''n' %oop 1PHy 0MrNruRN 81 South
The regular packet snip Saracen. Capt N T. Hawkins: WIN
succrsd me mn Harley. nal me
: :: III s s:s
Capt Burey having been detained Will sail Tuesday
next cath inst at u o'clock a..
comfortable and cabin apply on board vest side
Buriing slip, or to WOODHULL mlNTUhN,
81 South streot
Price Of passage 500. 49,.
The packet shp Liverpool ll tons Capt John Eldridge.
viii sseceed the Hottnguer and sail on the sls Of April
Ter regular day. NAL me
DACkkT SHIP LlVERfOOL.. from Liverpool Is dis.
charging under order foot Of Dover street All
goods not peritsed must be sent to public store nal nc
DACKkT SHIP HOTTINGUER, for Liverpool, sdetsin-
ed until Tuesday 3th INSTANT II o'clo ek Pas
,enss will please be On board that day west side Bur
bags will coss at the Courier ONCE and the Merchants Er
change reading room, st half past H. mil nc
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN:

HIGHLY valuable Cosmetic for eradicauns Eruptions
IA on the Face and Skin particularly Pimpes, Biotches
letter. Sunbuu, Rngwoms, Feckles and Cutan eeas Ex
the skin and establish brilliant complexion Bold IN bottles
each, q No 10 Bowsr corner Spring stEess; ssc
By Nm. Hayus ~ 1nltou sussss BIooklyn. u Lem
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CENTREvILLE COURSE-TROTTING
MI&f&r&k&x

THE following swsepstakes are now open TO commence
April 15th 1886: - .
No swsepstke for four year old colts, mile heats, best
Bin S. in harness Sub $50. -
tor years. old colts two mile heats in
har Sub. $50.
No sSweeps for horses that match
sweepstskc two milo heats in harness. Sub $50
No l-Sweepsske for horses that purse over
So mile heats. best in 5, In harness. Sub $50
No 3-Sweepstake same No 4, under the saddle
No6-Sweepsske for horses that pnrse over
$50 mile heats. best in S. in harness. Sub. $50
No 7-Sweepstake same as No s, upd, rthe saddle.
No.8-Sweepake for horses that won purse over
500, two mile he ats, in harness. Sub. so. -
No -SweepstaE. same a. No g. under the saddle
The above sweepkes half forfeit $23 will be added
by the proprietor the of each OF The above sweep
stakes. Three to make -
To before April &c. by o'clock r M at Green
& Losses. No. 1S8 Chatham Square. .
Noosveepsake free fos all tIetting horses: mile heats
$500 added by the proprietor second best horse in the
This sweeysake OF April a. To close on or
before April 90 by O'Clock M at Green Losees three
to start 10 make race.
The track good training order II having been scfa
ped and rolled. -
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Hats----Spring Fashion----1846.
n THE UNbERsIGNED would respectfully call the
attention Of his friends and patrons TO his assortment Of
would remind thsm OF adherance his low
price,, WHINE M9lsskn Hats, 81 Elm: N1s E9r Hats
No. "a ANAL st. cor. Wooster, and 10 Chatham st.
mli 2wssr
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(RJ-A CAkD.-[
TO GENTLEMEN RESIDING IN THE UPPER PART
OF THE CITY.
SMALL and select private Club House, consisting Of
"A thyve subscrbers 10 about be established ia the up
per part city Broadway, conducted
effective recherche seae and reptts with comfort and
Amusement
Members elected by vote Of the President and Committee
The will remain open until the 3st March,
therefore necessary that early application be mads by those
desrous Of becoming MEMBER. -
prospectus by addressing post paid stating real
occupation and address to X. r. b. Branch Postoce. Chat
han Square. mia 1w.r
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would be most advantagsodsto the public interests.
This is the great highwsy between the two great
continents Not so, Havre or Bremen. This would
take many different steamboats, off the track in lew
years If the proposed line between New York viz
Bremen to Cowes, should not succeed. it would
throw damper the entire project; but il the first
line be successful, il will gradually extend itself
throughout the world. This shows the necessity Of
fixing upon New York and Liverpool, as the two
ports in which we could successfully establish q
steam line.
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MIR. COLLIN r. as
FAREWELL CONCERT

WILL rAEL PLACE At
NlBLO'S SALOON on FRIDAY, March ia Grand Be
IN lection OF Ipstrum entail Music.
Tickets 50 each, be had the stores m'9r
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a ND MATERIALs FOR FLORIsTs-H.ving just re-
fresh assortment Of French and Materials Of tho best
quality ana latest yIes At low prices take pleasure to
invite the dealers ~ The articles call and
BRUN, LAROSfERE COURT,
mi7lm ll6 William
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NEW INVENTED
. WIGS AND TOUPEES.

RAICHELOHs new invented Wgs and Scalps perfect
a., y resemble the .stugs hair 70 defy aeseetlon
har when new one perfectly adapeed the
end style OF every asd without Of the
Rrmovedfr 1865 Broadway, mai lmsm
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DIR. JONES. DENTTST.

I'm. CO1y E0, DE1y M Il.
INSERTS TEETH and warrants them a good a the natu-
raj ones for biting and masticaton.
complete double set of best mineral Teeth On
set 81 best mineral Teeth, on fine gold plate, y
for the upper jaw. to be worn BY atmospheric
pressure,
S,ngle Io0tn. rom 81 W to 5 90
ringing Ieoth with 6olS, from rs to l 50
OF canal street. ana broadwHv
NIL ,Uisp
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WANTED
A CONFECTIONERY and Cake Baker. 10 30 m Rich
IL nond, Virginia Apply at GRlEVES Bird BIO, e. No
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