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WASHINGTON, jan I'D, loAO
The war.panic has become oppressive. We are
all expectant OF good news by the Hiberna. The
President is tacitum and thoughtful. Sir Richard
eats more mustard to his roast beef-the diplomatic
corps generally are overlooking their trunks and
carpet-bags. Mr.. Buchanan, however, still wears
white cravat, and Mr. Walker still figures away
upon the ad pairsms, as though the ten war steamers
Of Mr.. Fairfield were a mere ruse de gSer1e."
The American eagle has been so beslavered by the
tongues Of the wardogs, that the bird is sick OF the
smell Of blood and birthstone. The British lion has
been dragged out Of the continent three or four times
every day, and yet every morning when we go up to
the House we find him thar, "a real roaring lion,
seeking to devour somebody Bags full OF war
speeches are sent out by Cave Johnsons malls eve
ry day, to prepare" in the language q M Allen,
lover Of the people. The Father Owen protests that
the peace must be preserved MI. Cain0un Is
awake and the demagogues OF war VIII YET crouch
at his feet. Father Richie, suo rosa, ne nsi pu,
one word to leave az Legacy 20 tns iepuOnc, would
TIE ladies' 90 for peace, but ever, for every inch
NJ our rights No particular rumors from Mexico.
Even Corpus Christi and Captain Taylor are forgot
ten in this wild land litigation, and the twelve
months notice hEssyans IN s S,.s Ssy await,
hope, will disperse the logs by which we are sur
p. S.-The President, on Thursday last, with
drew the nomination Of DR.. TATE, as Consul 70
Buenos Ayres, from the Senate HIS case had been
up two days in executive session, andne was ABOUT
to fare badly.
The Senate have also had some serious notion ct
rejecting the nomination OF Mr.. Shdell as Minister
to- Mexico His case was up on Ihursdey, ana
would be continued in next session
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Married..
On Vhursday evening, the 18th instant by the RsvW
fucnmono Mr. JOHN ALEXANDER to Miss MANY Eliza
this city. ~ :. "
On Thursday evening the 18th instant by the Rev W.
hcnmond, MI. GEo. w. RIBLxr to Miss EurIcE CLAax
ns m o. C0lneuus Read, Esq, all Of this city.
On the 10th Of June, ls45 by the Rev Dr. NJ M
smith, WIN SToRy, third Of Benjamin story ESQ .
OF THIS city, to Miss RxBEccA McBRiDr OF L. ot >
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NOTICE.
CuarnM Ham Nryx Yolr

CusroM Houss, New YoRK,
Collector Once. January sh lss
- the 10Th light and keep in repair for the Of
from the LIST Of February certain Lamps the Hud
New Baltimore furnish the OIL and
dition.
proper places for the same period OF time public Buoys
belonging the United states which .uaed in the Hud
River, attached to the District Of New York
Ample security will be required the faithful
Torrance of the respective contrac0
Persons proposing requested mark their bids Popo-
sails for lighting Lamps and ksepng BHoys tho Hudson
Rive" C.. w. LAWRENCE, Collector.
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Died.
psSsy evening Of lingering illness, JOHN Nc.
ms friends and acquantsnoes, and the members of the
typographical Society are respectiullv nv;ss6 n
ms igneIs on Sunday afternoon At o'clock from i4s
fearl street, Brooklyn. -' ~ 40
On Friday the 18th instsot Hv.-v, a.c~h... :. a..
days. Aos' ssea yeers IL montns ana
Inc friends and souaintances of the family arr "a
tbrs .ned 20 attend the funeral this afternoon at
rencs NJ s1a from the residence of Mr.. Jacob Law.
e n ;r aso. 10 Sixth Avenue.
nn1 the 9Th instant, Of hydrocephalus CHaIs-
months - daughter Of john Cochrane, aged years,
,or . 10th instant Mrs. RosASA wife Of Israel Tay-
y .sughtsr Of Mrs. johanna Pagan.
Ter husbands friends and those Of her mother and
ar James Pagan and Mr. Risard, arc respectfully re-
quested to attend her funeral Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock from liz Goerck street.
On wednesday morning, at Flatbush, L. L. Mrs. MARY,
IN this city Oh Monday, 22d of December after pain
fu illness, WESLEY TILLoU In the 3Sd year of his are
The remark Of beautiful and distinguished poet that
the good and young die first" applies with peculiar
osce 70 the subject Of this brief sketch Possessed Of
calculated TO inspire feelings Of love and friendship he
endeared himself to Q vast circle Of acouaintances
Honest and upright in his dealings with his fellow man
symPetneuc IN his feelngs warm in his atachme nts
amiabe in his department, he truly an ornament 10
society AZ husband, he was kind and aifectionate:
as father, he was fond and doting a. Christian he
was full Of reverence and Devotion The sphere Of life
IN which No was placed was not only i'll adapted to his
gentle nature and refined and sxasd asts but proved
spring time Of lifs," to the comb Notwithstanding he
suffered the most acute pa his bed Of sickness
No ola DOT murnur but resigned himself cheerfully 10
the Will Of his HeavenlJ Father His death was serene
sno usnquu lying emple evidence to his afflicted kim
dred that he died. ns had lived in the hope Of blessed
Immortality.
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VANAMBURGH u CO.'S
4. q U l. q G CAL E HI b TON,
No. 53 BOwery.


o. poste the Bowery Theatre, will open
Thursday Evening, December 18th, lS45.
MIR. yANAN. lUt Oh having spent years Europe with
great ears and
sJvE CCLLECTIoN Or ANIMALS that has ever been es
sSs hs s% s % o
the travelling season.
Doors open from 10 IL in the morning; and from
Admittance Is cents-Children under 10 halEprice
For particulars see bills Of the day. dH lm'rc
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
yELcA NAM n y AN6 PsELAvAlNs; ,,,,,;.,,
Gymniasts the great Equine Temples Of
The limits oil an advertisement win barely admit Of des-
epsv~ list Of some Of the highly gifted artist. OF this great
'''''''.. IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MRS. HOWARD First Scene Equestrian
an:
''ne''al nj Miss s{ Z. %fEIIs Characters
Principal Male Ea''''TIsT1ki N hhyl NORTH .aa v
Ne" School s' sSS6k Esi MA f.' Indian Ih's'
Tive and Four Horne s EqTTsfiHINlss and f0''0n''
Hi. pupil. are W. Cincade and Little r Pastor;
PsoPas. Of L xn. he. k
S'aS5. SSisSs "a R %REES
Ring Master, H. NlCH9LLs; cvrN.oN
'''' IA iSfis Wa %E4yek k' .ss kEILY
.esns lsS 81 NJ MHERs ass q III: PAX Theatre ~
The numerous splendid Costumes By Mr.; A. j. ALLEN:
o'clock PM where attention will be paid to the public
=
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NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

DATCHELORS invented iss and ecaps 90 perfect.
y resemble the natural hair As to defy detection l. i.
hair, when perfectly adapted the
and style Of and without Of the vsxaous
ed WIN: BATcHELO JAS, wall street, near Brosdwsy.
Removed from 1875 Broadway jai3 2w*r
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MUSIC.
PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED
SCHNEIDER r REBHUN,
50 Crosby Street
BALLS, PARTIES, go.
Rs~k Esv sh,o,.rhs mad lCfo,,Is Z,-f;

BALLS, PAHIIES, GO
Rich, Fashionable, and Staple articles.
THE subscriber daily receiving and continually i'd
ding TO their extensive ss:ormsnt rich Scarf CTav.
perinnG wardrobe Of the fashionable gentleman will
be found lar than that Of any other establish
ment this city and well worthy the attention Of strangers
and residents The subscribers long and intimate
ofeyey department Of their business: The senior partner hsv
line Of business il this city, guarantee that all art,
pended on, not only for the superiority. of their
hnish, bat in the durability Of their workmanship
partmenta garments manufactured E.ablishment,
after the approved French method lastly and
faithfully made and fashioned suit the form Of the
Gentlemen sending their orders by mail depend having
sent VIII punem.y & to any part Of hs country,
at the old Establishment Of PARsELLs AGATE.
d6 lm.rc ~ Broadway, corner Of Park Place.
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PARK THEATRE.
This Evening, January IL,
Will be performed,
kiehard. Mr. Ihls kean
Richmond. Mr Dyott
E,.bsih.. ..............M Mrs. Mr.. c sSs. K'an
: 5 s. s. sfsf sRS% vie
Mr., Frederick Done Brown Mr. Bsr,stt
Pres Of Xdmi:ioi.Bcir;, 81 iii. % ssas. uasTy,
Door, 81 o'clock ,.a thu Csra wiri.. s-se..ly
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
Thu. Evening, january ~,
w 2 81 $% s'sfE to 'sA''''' The
Bore. 50 aud Third Tiers. Is cis
Door. viii open nat 3. half pas, will ri.. 7
CHESTNUT sTHEET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
LESSEE ..........................M Mr. Burton
srAoE MANAGER. ...............M Mr.. BRouaHAm.
This Evening, january "a.
Will Il sss ST and s Play
,ryv no~ 1 $$J II EKx iN5 Il sST,ATrsuAN
as$. M Ka: NJ 4s.,:: NJ! xs:i
S$sfEHs ay i.r1 is5 ''
Raymond Ss%s MI
ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
srA.E naAEAsEs... MR.. II. e. srAs1s'
FIRST NIGHT Of THE s GHAND MILITARY .nss SPEC
This Evening, january Ia,
The D'rl'IH1Bspfissti XII ka fSI%s's' with
Or The French in Aglers.
Col Lamorciere Stevens; vlcorine. Mrs. Greene; Al
rade, Mrs. Burke. .
The piece nterspesed with Music Combats Scenery Ma
chinery, Banners, Tableaux. with full and effective
Chorusses.
Previous 10 which
SUSAN HOPLEY,
Or, the Vicisstudes of a Maid Servant
Susan Hopley Mrs Burke Walter ,Gaveston Mr.. Morris,
William Dean, Fredericks; Dicky Dean, Burke
BOWERY AMPHI-THEATRE
ROCKWELL AND STONE. MANAGERS.
This Evening. january ~,
Splendid change Of Exhibitions
GLADIATOkS GLORY.
The Disinhered Needham The Saxon. Whitaker
With a variety of other entertainments.
Boxes Is cent?; Pit l2hs. jl6 q nc
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONs-CHANG OF PROGRAMME
THE HARMONIOUS ELEVENTH GRAND MUSI-
CAL SOWEE.
On which occasion they VII 1pSs1 as C'1en and Carolina
Miles Book Store the principal Musis Stores, Howard
Hotel, and a the Door.
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THE PARTISAN SECRET.

lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French,
d ened The Psrsisn Secret Self Presrvstou:' PER
feet security against Sexu Desse under all cireumsancss
the Of Medicine dsagrceable necessty
universally understood and employed By men Of fashion IN
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. d.,
Meber the Faculty Of Medicine OF ParsPhysican % the
yenerea Hospl-Knight Of the Legion Of Honor &C. &c
Hue he 81 Honore ~, Paris
Published by Robert H. amont Legal Deputy Tor Dr. Le
baum, 100 ashngton st. Boston. Price 62 cents per COPY
copies for 81 All orders should be addressed post p'
20 n~os ~! = Ns~ ~ oriv BY WYATT KETCH
UM isi Fulton ST. Philadelphia, Colon Adrasss' lne
Arca3p. Chesuut Il. uIe ~
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MRS. SHARPE'S CONCERT,
At franklin Hall, Tvs Chatham Squsre,) ON THURSDAY
EVENING, January 22d. 1876 :.
the public that her first and only Concert this Season
Will take place the above evening which OCCASION she
truss the entertainments offered will meet with their appro-
baton. Tickets One Shilling jal7 3tsmc
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ARTIFICIAL EYES

ARTIFICIAL EYES,
M ABE md invented by DR.. J. GRAY, No. lis Bowery
1A NJ the only msnufsctory Of the Human Artificial
Eye the United States Any person that wishes be we'll
should always apply TO the maker who has been in the
MI iosV ysen+ Tlmsr
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TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES.
AIDES having any superfuous of Clothing to dis
IL OF, either Ladies Gentemenl obtain fair
cash price by sending for the subscriber her
Mrs. NJ 8. COHEN.
N. B.-Oenemens Clothing and Furniture also boasht BY
M. 3. COHEN.
All letters through the Post Once will be attended to-
IunSrn
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" nI,voc 'Aes sA1 eo'-' HOOSE 4 Victor,
- ~. ~ Pearl arpss, ssAirs.
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$500.
AN EXTEN SlXE RAFFLE.

AN i 4 , / r "A Ii
THE elegant and fsvorte ete pes Duex Feres situated
opposite Duane Park be rsied for the above amount
by the l Of February or at any time intervening at the
option the sers be divided INTO thyt chances
Seo per chance the winner becoming the Of the
establishment including their magnificent Ar Cushion
being dsous INTO business Philadelphia haze Deen
induced Of their friends who ANXIOUS athongh
mot enabled to uchase their Hotel TO take this method 70
bring will the Of most who are willing 70 hazard
the necessary amount for chance wherein there 10 more
likelihood Of than thousand 81 the VAN
that entered every day The above nots wa.
style and the complete ofdr IL ordsr that the
aair NAV satisfactory 10 the subscribers, they
can appoint judges among who are competent to
decide any disputes that may arse J.
will Be- By the PROPRIETOR At the
HOTEL DE8 Duck FREEZES,
les Duane street, opposite Duane Park.
NBCentlsmsn requiring private rooms. can have them
m rs6e a changes, gratis d23 im.r
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WE, THE UNpERs!GNED, having had nnnerYS: OPP
w poatants~s Of Of Artificial Teeth
made and adsptedto the mouth by Mr. Leve, Dentist this
being fully satisfied that he scientific
ment Of both whole and partial gums upon
Pile Of stme,PhsTs do therefore chseuly recon-
mend Mr. LEVETT TO the Of Signed
Greenwood. Doctor of Dental Surgery; John Neil
son. M d. P. b. Townsend, M. D.: H. Mclean, M d. The
Fl d ALL EY
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CI0NOR RAPETTl being DESTROYS for professional puI
- poses removing central Of the city offers his
prvae residence situated in LennoK place Ihese one Of
change for small meat house near mot lower down
Address SIGNOR RAPETTl. No. 2s6 Lenncx place.
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THE albania,
No $50 Broadtcay, (betrsen Spring and Prince
WILL BE LET FOR CONCERTS Lectures LadIe.'
w Fairs and all other ,cabs public entertainments
and exhibitions, reasonable terms.
NJ establishment the city compare with y IN the se-
OF arrangements and ITS
ness every description Of entertainment There are
seats Tor beautiful siege creetd and warmed
throughout with hot air furnaces JAZZ Neodis- &c
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ELOCUTION.
Upward MATURlN, A, M, informs those gentlemen
he prepared receive Evening Glasses his No
10 Howard street. jas lm~rc
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WRIGHT GUARD
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE WRIGHT
GUARD, will be given at Tammany Hall, on Monday
evening, January 18th, 1876.
Tickets One Dollar can be obtained the Wright House.
John Allen Lieuts King, William Wright, Wright
Sergsants Brockhurst Wright Lamb; John Ingram
E. "A. KING, Chairman.
BopLEY BRocKHuRsr Sec. in 2sSa&Mrc
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
MUSIC TAUGHT ON THE LOGERIAN SYSTEM
WI By Lady who il well sperisnced in teaching She
DESTROYS Of obtaining few pupils Terms moderate
line addressed g. H. the Office Of this shall b
duly attended to. is lm%rc
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G- For terms and other particulars, apply to
JOHN w. WINFIELD,
Ja16 lmsrc Poue hkeepsie.

- FOR SALE OR LEASE-One of the largest and
E:: most .ubstsntisl BRICK BUILDINGS in the city, adj
mirably adapted any kind of business foundry,
1iaeory covering three lots Is by 100 feet each The
bull ing well lighted situated with of
feet all around "a by feet clear three stories
high with good basement Terms able and
session may be had Immediately. Apply TO
JOHN WILLIAMS,
No. Isl ChrystIe street.
NJ Bone half the purchase money on bond and
mortgage at per cent. jal6 ytsmc
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DACKET SHIP sARACEN. FROM GLAsGOw-Con
sgness per vessel will please send their permits
board Maiden Lane once Of the subscrlbeu
Stores. Woodruff MINTURN
jais n South street.
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LAURENT & BROTHER
NO POSTPONEM MEM

great pleasure IN informing ther that they
pave Just received by the packets Duehcsse DOeans
ths new fancy spring goods consisting Of the
S.rsss Ssserce TaIlesan Jscons the largest
soment o. broche and poted long and square Shawls,
scaIs &C. In style and richness believe goods
not oe surpassed by any importation this Spring. Your kind
attsntlon to- and inspection Of the solicited
ja17 No A viii lam str.e,
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LOOK AT THIS.
FREE CONCERTs EVERY EVENING !.

IOOh Al
FREE ONCERTS EVERY EVENING I.
at fhe RECESS, 1877 Broadtcay.
yVSHIS il one OF the pleasant places OF resort n tins
citv and those who like nmusements would not
be disappointed the arrangements. LUNCHES are served
Wednesdays The above establishment fitted up IN neat
stye where furnished be had BY the day. week.
month or by the year. at very reasonable rates. lmm
MR. H. COLLINET,
DIRECTOR Of the Orchestra at Queen Vlcorias Balls
- Buckingham Palace and the Court q rrsnss' hs ,.
arrival in New York. and begs to inform them that ne
now prepared their orders for Balls and 5oees
Dansanies. Addmss at his residence, 400 Broadway
III vs.
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BOWERY THEATRE.

A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
This Evening, January IA,
u There WI, ee no performances, order rehearse the
WIZARD OF THE WAVE
which will be produced spendo on Monday evening
Lower Boxes 50 cents-Second aud Third Tiers Is cts
Pit and Gallery l2h cents.
Doors will open al half past -curtan will rise att
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19

tfoLLow ME- by John Barnet,
Carol o"s' w ns baekwoods
Are we almost theret a beautiful ballad
The Churehyard wan. by N W. Rail-.
u wasm my home childhood. by N 4 sn,,,.
The Absent words by W. H. Ral,my MUSIC hv 4, y 81,
fiora's invItaiion by Taylor '"
Kate aud Wl their unhappy love. and .,a n.,...
Comie Song ~ "'e'Aa'o'Phosis-s
The JtIy Begrat by John Tempeon
Terenees Farewell to Kathleen
Rose Anterior. ballad by C. Jesrv.
sally In our Alley. by John Tempeon
The Village Bells, by T. Miller
None member thee. by Mr.. Not,on
gay what shall be my Song TO night BY Kayht
would bad Sister, The only Cbid bv K,,h,
The old Willow Brook by A. Fry
he cold has bound e Joyou. stream,
The Fed Daisy-No. of Easy songs IA, L.vi,n.,..
Love Now! answer to Mrs. Horon's Love Not
NY Grand Fathers Days by N spatl.
Twas thea that she promised to marry
The grave OF Washington. sung by IN. lIarmo,.o,.,
eeyed by lyM H. "a. Jus, seenr
-, Sign OF the Golden Lyre.
80" - No. ISL Main A.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
r A. MARTIN most respectfully returns his
% sincere thanks and patrons of Richmond and
vicinity for during tie SEASON and hos
by continued unreEg application to business to merit and
receive continuance OF the public favor.
,sdng Moth the beg inning OF February for
M nfe Of selecting Spring Goods and expecting to
49, hs,t thirty days he wond suggest to he eus
,om. n those intend purchasing The Importance OF pre-
their or.s for previous to his leaving iowa. 90 a. to
enable MIN 10 much less expense and rom
mex, Goods At his store They will be forwarded by express
.,soop a. mAnufas tured oeeAEloning little or no delay
Ps-A skia Gutter be eP5yed here during his absence
j. A. MARTIN No VA Main street
-, few doors below EIehaGEp Bank.
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GOODYEit'> UITALtC GUu-ELASIIC
MACHINE Betting,

=
Made only Al gnIsury, near Bo-tonl Mass.
: an article of immense value To consumers OIL
n Machine Betlng, Tia peculiar quaitie. are
Perfect equality Of with and ihekncss
2 No dsgee OF heat under Injuries t. IL
mains heKihle u any degree OF eoh
ESnusl and common turpCnne and some
Of which vii destroy eatbcr produce eject on
T. Is OF strength and durability adjusted ma
ehhery does not require alterations leather
IL adapted al Kinds o Machinery. The prices which IL
Afforded tber with properties
deFs II Wor;h the attention Of all Who the
Ctreuar Containing list Of be forwarded
apphesLoHt 10 tn s1hscbeT the
rlanuaetuse-s Al ODD aud promptly
CHARLES W. EURNEY, Selling Agent
no SIN No. - fremont Row Boston, Mas
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hi OOK 10 YOuR INTEREST," The I'D.

n UUIN To w II SUE
Ia scbsrs ld respectfully inform their and t@
public generally have received their usual large of
Ihe mot fashionable and our kinks ready made CIOTHING Tor
md To which they ntfs eohdsni additions semi
wceky consisting every variety % fenr Coass Goats
Pants Dawsfs Shirts. Collars s'oc SDess, Hdks,
huspsnders kewh which they viii be psated 10 ~ them
In the best style and upon the reasonable ieHas
The they have taken n the selection Of their nlera 70
goodness and beauty well have taken
having tsm made up under supervision dul
bny and neatne o. bt makes their peculiarly
desirable persons yourselves
HOOPER q GRAPHS Virginia Clothing Store,
soft No Ga. Mainu
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TO THE PUBLIC.
SPRING GOODS.
JUAN PIZZlNI


ConfectioDer and Dealer in Foreign and Do
nestle Fruit,
H As Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man
n n chester, the following Goods. wit
100 ROIcs crop Bunch Rris.bs
$50 Bu.es do. $50 Bo1ss 90.
30 Fegs Malaga Grapes, prime quality
10 Boxes Malaga Lemons in fine ofdeT
Casks %ano Curants
~ DIlIn- Sulta. Raisius
% Boxes Crtfpn (dus quality
2 Cases Buldy pherfsz
40 Doz Oiyc oil, ucsI g,ahty)
Cases Pfunes Ia Glass Jars
. Bales BordeauI Almonds
IS Drums Pigs
10 FTais Malaga DO
9 Bales Sh.ned
2OO LIS. Paper Shell do
20 Cases Canton preserved Ginger
1000 COcoanutz, IRE b nod fine
so do C.iBess hfc CHECKERS.
Together with hge aJneni n Candy ~ hs manufao-
ture, warranted equal 10 this Also
gsst stock and the greatest of French AMI German
Fancy Goods Perdmey &C. offered hc,s bts market
The above oos havE8 pen -s;es AMI purchased
on tue beteTms, b. prepared great ndu,
neE's TO wishing purehase eer BY wholesale
tail and therefore respectfully soets call from his Town and
County friends before hey purchase owhce doubts
they will end N their IN do Re sc No i52,
no Ohe door below Exchange Bank
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GARDEN SEED,

LRoM Growers Of known reputation and warranted fresh and
~ genuine. a wholesale aud retail:
Atichoks-Grsen Globe Cole
Asparagus-Wbie Giant I.eek-larEc Scotch
nsans-Iage small I.ma Leituce--Whde Green Head
Snap Reans-EaTy China ditto Early Cuied India Whit. and
Yellow SIN weeks toss, Brown DGteh
Rary Mohawk, do moon Mena-Sumeg. Green Cnron,
Refugee 1000 Pine Apple
BETHANY blood rarnip rooted Water M,londnesi kinds
yellow Nasiurtium
Iona Hood, Mangel wuu Musiard-whte and Black
nal onlon--whte and Red
White French
sugar Peas-IAntrshs Extra Barry
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y sugar Loaf, Large Drum Pepper-AssoHfd .
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TABLE OF RATES.

TABLE OF RATES.
Al Meeting Of the President aud Directors cf the RICH
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October,
lSIS, the following Table ct Rates for the Ttanspor
ston OF Passengers adopted to take effect and
after the s day ct December next, until otherwise
dcEed by the Board.
RErNyEEN RICHMOND