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&l so BECK'S 81 so
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,

Removed to the corner Of 7fh street and Penn.
aper,ue, oper Sfott's Drug Store.
A CCURATE and highly finished Portraits for
~ Al so, Groups in proportion.
fosr MonrEM cases attended to with prompti-
tude and certain success at a reasonable advance.
A share Of. the public patronage Is most respect-
fully solicited.
June u j II. 3, BECK.
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9 ROUGH AND READY" PANTS

A feso more left, al ffiy cents a pair.
A LSO, running off at auction prices, good
N assortment of SU MINER CLOTH,
Tweed and Linen Goats, Satin, Silk, and White
Marseiles Vests; Cashmere, Linen, and Gam
broom Pants I; with Shirts, Suspenders, Drawers,
Handkerchiefs, and variety Of Fancy Goods.
WIN. b. LEWIS,
Penn. avenue, near 18th street.
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JUNE REPORT.-The Mutual Ben
j eft Life Insurance Company (ofice No. II
Wall street. New York; issued during the month Of
June, Is47, l3l new Policies, viz:
To March,s a. Traders 4aTn Teachars &
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Mrs. BARKER.
Mrs. FILL.

OST the I'd Of August between Georgetown and
- Washington city, promissory note for 500,
drawn BY the subscriber in favor Of q. w. Pairo.
Payment having been stopped, the public are eau
toned against trading for the same.
aug Pit ]. ROTHER.
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RS. NEWMAN, Millner and Dress Maker,
lu Pa, avenue, between l7th and 18Th street.
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WASHINGTON, JULr 81, Is47.
TNAKE NOTICE.--That the partnership heroic
i fore existing between Mrs. Barker aud Mrs Fill
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bu-
slness will hereafter be conducted by Mrs Barker on
her own account.
Mrs BARKER.
july 3l--3t Mrs. FILL.
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- FINLEY HUNT. DENTIST. Washing
-. ton City, Penn. av. between 9th and 10th st.
june IL 6
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" KING, clearinghouse, street, directly
Y opposite the General Post Office.
jun 25-
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Superior Madeira wine, &C

flames FITZGERALDr respectfully invites
- Msmbers Of Congress, citizens and others, who
may desire 70 have superior Madeira Wine, fine
Cognac Brandy and other rstrats spurious liquors
to call at his Confectionery and Fruit Store, on the
north side Of Pennsylvania avenue--next door To
the United States Hotel.
James Fitzgerald keeps constantly for sale the
very best wine, liquors, fruit and confectionery art
cles, which be procured at the most respectable
houses in the country. His Madeira Wine was
imported by himselfin 1910, and cannot be excel
led at any wine or liquor store in this city. His
Brandy, Holland Gin, and old Monongahela whis.
ky are Of the very first quality. Call, taste. and
Judge for yourselves.
or The Fine Brown Stout, and good Philadel
phia Ale constantly on hand.
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TOHN WILLIGMAN, House Furnishing Ware
= Rooms, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, south side.
Jun 25-
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TOR RENT-The Second, Third, and Fourth
u stories Of the Fountain Buildings are for rent
on accommodating terms. Also two basement rooms,
one being next to the avenue. Apply st this ofics
or to ULYSSES WARD,
july Sd Lumber Yard, 18th 4.
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yTTOLTZ & CONWAY, Cabinet and Chair
wv manufacturers, on E, between 10th and lth
streets. july ~
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MRS. E. REEDER, MilLner, Dress dnd Cor
lM set Makr, Penn. avenue. between LIST and
I'd streets. junel2
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Oxnes a Narrative Of .adr.n,,r., .
South Sess. By HERMAN MELvnLr 7 II. ~ -
1s47. Published in New York by Harper d Rro
thsu. 'o
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rapidly along. Our misgivings begin with
the title-page. "Lovel or Belville,n says
the Laird Of Monkbams, care just the
names which youngsters are apt to assume
on such occasions" And Herman Mel
vile sounds to us vastly like the harmoni-
Gus and carefully selected appellation of an
imaginary hero OF romance. Separately
the names are not uncommon we can urge
NO valid reason against their junction, and
yet in this instance they fall suspiciously
on our year. We are similarly impressed
by the dedication. Of the existence Of
Uncle Gansevoort, Of Gansevoort, Saratogs
county, we are wholly incredulous. W.
shall commission our New York correspon.
Gents to inquire as to the reality Of Mr.
Melville's avuncular relative, and, unit
M e.ahed Of his corporality, shall set dowr
ne gentleman with the Dutch patronymi.
, member Of an imaginary clan.
although glad TO escape from Noku
nieva, where he had been held i , sort Q
1890 captivity, Typee--the alias be
49, 49, . upon .ae rover by his new ship
mates, al'er the valley whence thew res
cued him--was but indifferentlv ple,se,
with the vessel on which he ,si, !, ~,
whose articles ne signed as n .a.u.n c.
one cruise. The Julia was az ha.n,;s.,
model, snd on or before wind eau.,u
like witch; but that was all tina, co LAY :
81 Omos a .Nuyafire of .adp.n,,,.
Sosfh Seas. BY HERMAN MELynIr 70 %
1sd. Published in New York by Harper i Bre
thsu. 0''
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ing before breakfast among the Caffres, and
the quality OF the coffee to be drunk in
Muscat" Strangely must such reminiscent
ces have sounded in wbaler's forecastle,
with Dunks the Dane, Finland Van, and
Wymontoo the savage, for auditors
The Julia had hitherto had little luck in
her cruise, and could scarcely hope for bet
ter in the state in which Typee found her.
Besides the losses by desertion, her crew
was weakened by disease. Several of the
men lay sick in their berths, wholly unfit
for duty. The captain himself was i'll, and
all would have derived benefit from a short
soiourn in port; hut this could not be
thought Of. The discipline Of the ship was
bad, and the sailors, desperate and unruly
fellows, discontinued, as well they might
be, with their wretched provisions and un-
comfortable state, were not TO be trusted
on or near shore. Three-fourths of them,
had they once set foot on dry land, would
have absconded, taken refuge in the woods
or amongst the savages, and have submit-
ted to any amount Of tattoo, paint, and nose
rigging, rather than return to the ship
Already, at ST. Christina, one of the Mar
quesas, large party had made their escape
in two of the four whale-boats, scuttling
the third, and cutting the tackles Of the
fourth nearly through, so that when Bembo
jumped in TO clear it away, man and boat
! went souse into the water. By the assist
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FOR NORFOLK.
CHI T. OF IA or -


ON and after Wednesday, the 18th instant, the
~ Cars running IN eonneIion with the hne steamboat Mount
Vernon, VIII leave The Richmond q Petersburg Depot every Mon
d y, Wednesday and Friday mornings Al ; oeloek-passengeu ar
nsing IN Norfolk al ! o'clock.
Returning. the Mount Vernon viii leave Ncrr.Hs III Ty-Ss,v
Thursday and Saturday mornings at ; oeloek-pas-ngers arnvIag
10 Richmond by 1 O'Clock, !. NJ.
Ta,sge and fare, meals included, 81.
my IL TIL. Sup. e q r. r. r.
Spring and summer Rail
Road and Steamboat Line HeIyVscz Rich
mond, Norfolk aud Portsmouth,, via Port
waIthnll.
n The Public are hereby notified that
S&kKsEES. the splendid sioami0at MOUNT VERNON.
Iart H. MgTrnEIL, l. now running between Po1 Wa1han aud
Norfolk ia connection with the Cars fro.n Richmond and P,te,s
burg at the lOw rate OF One Dollar including Meals.
Passengers leaving Richmond on Monday, "Wednesday aud Fr day
Morning Al 81 A NJ, breakfast on board the Mount Vernon aud
arrive At Norfolk between and . p N Returning. the Mount
Vernon leaves Norfolk at 5! A NJ on Tuesday, THURSDAY and SatuT-
tav mornings passengers breakfasung on board the Mount Vernon
and afn"Irg al Port Walthal by ~ O'clock r VI, and Richmond
by II r 81.
1t viii be perceived fnm the above. tina, this comfortable and
c1peitous line gives To persons vriing NoUok on business the
opportunity Of tranactinK Il and returning BY the boat Of neIt
morning, 81 as To BE- absent from their homes i SINCE night only.
TIE Mount Vernon Will .toP At the usual landings On James
RIVER TO take IN and put ont way travel and al any Other points on
the nver where a signal ~ made.
The public may rest assured that Il 10 the dcte animation OF the
Propretors TO keep up this line permanently, and 10 accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk IN the best manner and
at the lowest Iaies.
For further information, Tickets, or freight, apply at the D-pot
OF the Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Company To the Tietet
Agent. NH %,
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CITY HOTEL,
ic nm d d. Va

'TNHlS new and large establishment was OPEN
- eddy the subscribers ON the 2isI inst, who, with the assistance
OF Mr. RAMSAY, late the lon. tried aud well known Proprietor Of
the Farmers' Hotel In ffedfneksbuE. are dctetsined IN devote
their undivided attention tn the comfort and convenience Of their
patrons. The Houss h situated in the centre Of tbs Cay. on the
ground lately covered by the noted "Od Ben Tavern. " aud h.
handsomely PROVIDED with furniture entirely new, with sober, civil
asi attentive assistants aud servants. and with a reasonable share
of the patronage OF the s-niors partners numerous and extensive
ii oi Oil friends and aequaintanees, aud with three years oIpsri
enee In the BoninEbrOok Hotel. Petersburg. Va, think they can
supply an equivalent zoe any favour bestowed on them. A stable
well formed and provided. under the management of Mr.. WIN 4.
Wool. II attached To the house, At n convenient distance, and be
ing himself the proprietor, persons arriving with their own horse
may be assured VI good aitehiion for them.
JOHN MINGE 4 SON.
pJ Petersburg lnteligeneer. National intcnig,neer and Union
Washington, ID e., Raleigh Star and Standard. Fredericksburg He
raid and Recorder. Norfolk Herald snd beacon. and Richmond
Enquirer, Wauenion Flag, viii copy once a week for three weeks
and send their accounts for payment. de 2s-u
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HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
u A. TR!CE, who has been In my employment fot several ycars
and viii continue business NJ my old sand. corner OF l3th and cary
street, under the style of WM ANDERSON L 60, forihc purpose of
conducting Il Wholesale Grocery aud General Commission business
for the sale of Groceries, Domete Goods Cotton Yarns, &c, as
well as the stApc products and minerals of the STATE aud have CIR
gagged the services OF Mr.. DAVID ANDERSON, Jr to conduct tie
grocery, ron aud wheat department OF said business HIS eNpeti
encc and qualifications for that branch OF the business are tor well
IN WA to make q necessary To- state them ard have also nad- an
arrangement with MI. FRED. ANDERSON u aid IN the manage
meui of The tobacco department.. who has long been familiar and in
umately acquainted with this branch Of business.
Liberal advances will be- made on ccnsgnmtnts n groceries, do
nesie goods, tobacco, wheat coin, p- iron, and any articles Of
gcncnl uaic. WIN. ANDERSON, il.
February lt, isf7.
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APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.
THE following case is of n deepIv interos,;r

'HNHE following case is of n deeply interesting
II character, and has auraetsd the earnest ate ntion and e1.mi
hauono OF several OF the inst physicians of New York-
captain ASpREw J ?. TOXINS, residing At No. 20 Bridge street
broohyn,ts IN his 10Th year. He has generally enjoyed rpbu,t
heaHh' out ABOUT Three ycar slncc, II began gradually 70 fail: A
general weakness and Essiute seemed to GENE over hun. aeeen-
panied with depte"ion Of spirits Loss Of appetite, inability 10
seep' &c soon followed. Medical as stance was Fought and DR.
John w Faheis, Of New YORK was consulted. The usual r..
mediet such as eopious bleeding, Gc. were administered. thou,b
without The desired effect, Is Captain Tomhs shortly after fen down
IN The street insensible, with a severe aFop'eei.c " On Partially
recovering from the effects, be noticed, Cor the first TIM th,t n
portion OF his len ilae was Apparently dead and, on further en-
gum, MS Physstahs pronounced hE case TO be that OF combined
ApoPie1y and Paralysis The para yue symptoms rapidly mere,
ed-ue arms and limbs became aaaeied-indeed. the " hoe OF me-
sc OF the body was Lieless, and shortly amer be experienced an
apopeeue N, more severe than tas frtl ard for several hours h.
le was d-spa1red NJ As matters grew worse, physeians SEEMED
10 IN less lie was now unable TO walk without assi,tan e and
could neither feed nor dress h mslf aione he was unable 1, ri
eaAle di'tni ny AMI his sight was much impaired. His physielans
among whom were Dr. John w. Francis, Of Now Yoh. and n,
WIN 1. Hunt 81 BT.1slyH. considered has eas= as entirely nom
rs and beyond human all.
sash : a 'mPe aud uneIaggeaied statement of the sraation Of
SapGlh Iomhs' IN July a.t wheE b. fpt heard Of the GaIyapie
hihEs and Magnetic Flaid. His family were desirous To Try IN. er
rehhsnt and Tor that purposs psre has=d a air Of the Galyabie
sraeeiets Tor The wnit+ a pair Of the Bands Tor the imhs ana one
ieriing Was pereepuhe N the paay zed parts, and the perspiratop
broke out In i've days be vas enabled To raise, rs arm and u.s
l' hand and IN three weeks, b. was able To walk alone. Ne
no" began to speak distinctly, could see clearer. and in every re
spec was improved A period OF over sI month. has nov Elm
sed dunng which time no SYMPTOM OF Apopl.1y has been apnaTr5t
Is enabled onte regular exercise, an3 al ms impaired r,euI
ties have been restored.
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EARLE. merchnn, TniIor.

No TO ITtTNVT NTktEI, FHILATIELPHIA,
\ - constantly ~ hand. at his extensive Tailoring Store, op-
u u Posie Tie state lousc. an elegant assortment Of French and
Engish Cluihs, CasstmcTrs, and NcsunEF, received per late arrival
PT lie conducts The cvtabtshincr: on the principle Of sending
no garments out of hi. store but those Of the hrt quality. and u 10
thus that h. has 30 long cTJoycd the best run Of custom IN this city
and throughout the Union. Ho would respectfully solicit a cn
from gentlemen visiting The city. assurnsthem he will execute any
orders entrusted to him, in a superior -tyis. aud at Hover rates than
the samc quality can be had at any Store In the civ. Iuy i-f
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NOTICE.

n consequence OF the state OF my health, | have
u TINS day Withdrawn from the COMMISSION RusISs-s. ans winbe
,neeeedrd BY MY two ~nephewL MI Y. &. Gwathmcy and Mr. W
w GWathmey, under the firm Of x. &. GwATnMEY a "a. who
viii re;aint the old sand near Shoekoc Warehouse, which have :,
long occupied.
beg leave to solicit The patronage Of my obi friend. apd eu.
TONERS IN tehal or thu above mentioned drai. and to ask psvpeni
Of those indebted To me without delay.
Richmond, LIST December, 1876.
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VIZ have this day formed a eonncNton in business, As
stated IN above Advertisements and trust that the arrangement we
have mad VIII scurc fr the concern The confidence OF cur se-
nioTs friend. aui the public generally. WIN ANDERSON, j.,
Fehy 1T. 1r47-tf JAS A TRICE
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

A daughter OF Nc Hnm Booth. residing IN wiuam.buuh.
] ~as addicted with q ~ nal Affection for four >, ar, beeominrA.
most helpless from is effects The disease was coaadcrcibs
yond cufc BY fhyuc ans Asa last tcsor. The Ga.vaufe Ben and
str'nstheuiuE Piss r. were iued and within two month. fom The
Application Of ihr arces, her own phraeuus pronounced bee IN
perfect health. The aiy has s.ncc been maued. and remains
quite free ron a1 'ympious of her former Complaint
tVcy column in ints paper might BE- Oiled with s,m,i,r t,aurs,
mas "ah Nervous Complaints no matter h0~ thunc or svere
.l' any BE-, d. ehcsey of d. christie. genuine C,iy,n,. ,r,
chs o. tuly wurd. nui
20 ony aFrus 0f Richmond.
h'VAL a PURCELL. Dmrrrrs. t47. Main 81
l'f @" iu NytIevilc onyby wv. ~ srtrtrs.
tt1.euafON pamlniss NAV De- hrH rnfs. mhr
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HIP COMPLAINT.

Tbs disease : Of fequen; occurrences. and one Of the moH Oh.
'rHsL iu med zeal Paeuer. The effect OF Calvansm IN it, relief
= truly wons,HUi.
NEw HoEE. July 81, 1876.
THIS sto ceHhJ that iUT the past two years = .,ssc been aHie ed
with zee dsear ealhdt the Hp Complaint during who time was
aue1d'dhy nr Carer and Watson. Of this city, without reestvirr
any relief The severity Of The disease va such that was obi
ged' give up my business, and I have oNen lain several DAYS
without being able % On n IN my bed. hrd.c.ns only made me
vorsr. anil vas daily geuiag more and more heirless Eary last
winterl procured Dc CHRISTIE Gaiyanic Be . n pair OF Bands and
the Magnetic f!iid, and from th- time I commenced wearing The M
! bcs'n 60 improve 10 beam. lam now stros ger tnsn 1 ever was
previous % my sickness and an now o. Car recovered that I can
suner any iauEur. I wuud ak5a ate thst three months after con,
mencing The Use % The Gsivanie Bell and Fusd. Z framed the Nboie
90 ihe umt re- of a three uor dwelling Z eonsidsr ID. Chrsfe's
1alvauic aud Magnetic frmsdtts an invaluable blesanF ani have
made the above statement voluntarily AMI as a matter o. duty 10
the afflicted. GEORGE GATES
10. 100 Churrh etrset Ne yc,t
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RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS. DYS-

The following Is from i elcrgy man, well known and of Bsi,
saHhvd aua'nmens and reputation:
sIDSET, n. J., July IL, Is4s.
III A. IT, CHrnrtE-Dear Doctor I promised 10 eommunieat.
VIA you respecting the effects Of the application Of your Gslyanje
Kings ana Magnetic Fluid in my own case. The time ~ VET too
shn0 10 JUSTIFY my speaking positively in relation TO the perna
hehsg OF my cure but can say that since the application OF your
"AI'anle Bells aEd Bracelets the whole series OF my nervous com
plants have beon SUSPENDED, I suffered much from chronic rbeu.
aiatsm' eTonehIus aud dyspepsia, and felt satisfied that tho.e d.
orders were al connected with each other through the neryou. ~
tenn. have had none OF the dyspepsia whatever since The ami.
canon OF your Bet &c; nothing worth men ioning OF the brou-
ehis Tor have been enabled IN resume the dise barge OF ms !,
t'fal du'ies 81 preaching. visiting, Ge mach to the surprJe OF nv
congregational and have had but a single tNinge or two OF the rbeu.
matsn' have enjoyed, 80 ar, more pSrect exemption from ines,
maadfcs distressing a. they are. than u has been my 10, 10 .Do,
for years cannot be tor grateful to God. who, in his providence
has directed me 20 YOU.
The immediate design % thu letter - 70 procure .oa, Of the
saue hnd OF as.isaree for two Of my people. Many Of my con.
sNgahon are effected with nerves. disorders and should nv cure
Be permanent many viii be led to apply TO you. I have the hrsea
county eaarge IN the State, and my cure has electrified them 10
to speak snirely.
"a d.ti'of the cases alluded .ohere fouowsl
May Gods blessing attend your huiable efforts. nv dear Doetor
and % You afford relief iu these cases. there will b. 4 vast number
Of ohe" who will apply. Vcy truly yours,
ROBERT w LANDS
20 Several ~uets have since been received from the Rev Mr
LAMBS, whoie heath has continued 10 improve: and many Of ~.
eoneresauon have usei the salysnie articles win equally happy
results.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NEW GOODS FOR THE LADIES'.
NkJE have received by Express direct, some
v beautiful Silk Tissue, both plain ami Plaid, among them are
Black and Second Mourning
Blues. dnhs, pinks and puIpiss
Also, Rich Fouari Silks Lawns, EarRes French Cambres, &c.
We have now on hand, Bonnets, Flowers and Ribbons, OF the
latest styles, 20 whirh we invite the attenton OF our customers
Rich Lace Clprs, Collar aud Cheniseus
Sh5~s Of every description, comprising white Grapes, FROM
Sl2 To $50 each, Silk, Barnegr, Muslin, and ThibeL
=. LATIiROr a VAN DEURsEN,
ap 10 No 81. Main u.
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
On 10Th street.

'HNHE subscribers nave re-opensd the above e.
u t%abH'hment and bss leave 20 -y 10 their fusai. sni The
public generally. that they are nov prepared 10 Fvs then undivided
attention u order 20 please tlusc who may paroure tf house -
!cnuemen wishing the city ON business will dnd SO UsUadvau
1ge u give usa eah. having ample acco Imotsuons To- IiltFrom
tort and convenience, likewise, a stable within INV vr1s Of the
house, not surpassed IN The city. To our fncbds e IS oaT lltessa
ay 10 say, that our Har shall NJ all umss be supplied WIZ Liquors
not inferior TO any m The ehy. An Ne desire % pauon1sl saI q
We iaito please, tshan not b. ouT nLt.
Richmond. August =. Ist6. -
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SWAN TAVERN.

On Broad street near tho Richmond, Freder-
icksburg IS Potomac RRiIroRd Depot.
TENIE above establishment % now In complete order for the He-
u oomnodtt-n Of travellers The proprietor soleits the Gus
tom of his old meBds and the public generally.
Board per day Sl,2S.
pT rryrren going In the Northern Cars will Cad this 4 mou
convenieni place 10 lodge and breakfast ~, being within a few yards
OF the Depot breakfast only 17l cents
c is-f w. J. TAYLOR.
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REMOVAL.
'HNHE undersigned have removed from No. 81
- 'o No 80. Nsiu stv,L The house formerly o~,cup4rib, Nr..r.
'Aperon a tumP where they are prepared tn furnish their rus
TONERS. ne heretofore. from % wen selected stock Of Fsalr fr
wholesale 90 retail consstrr in part Of
$4,000 Lbs Family Bacon. unrroaud
$4,000 ' Western Sh1ufcr aul sides rfW 4rIssH
SUl1 " ~ unofc Ioies
90 Uids y n and Porto Rico su.a~
so Rags OBJ Java. taguayn ana Roo coffee
90 hhds n q, ? Y and cuba Moi,acs
lu hhsN e gross and Ncu Uemnfs
10 Tons Hammered AMI Rolled Iron
American. est German sud q y Steel
etO0 lbs Cotton Van
~ bel'Recudrd,o h Rss anl Eimrsrire,. wb.s,v
Tivnth h.niy, M1sciu and = " Wines
lco Potrs sprim AtamInrne aui best TaH0w Candles
Tea. Loaf sug,r usm3 and Cotton Lines. a.. Ec.
\ eau from thonc needing thc above. BE- srhctci
ap I JONES 4 WINSTON.
SuOT--l5O bag. lr,m No O, g. just received. Tor sale
- by fmy a. GORDON s SkINkER.