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Uant employment.

A S Cook and to wash and iron in private
IA family BY one, and as Chanbeimad and Waitress,
Muse ald Seamsess by the other These girls
very experienced and have good cy reference Call ut
No. "a eth av., II the book store.
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~ Emigrant Intelligence once and Labor
kyshange, Ncs. IS and 81 Cana-s.., New York This
s1ce established By the Commissioners Of Emigration
vAs always be found large numbers Of Laborers and
psns 1t very low rates Of wages, and persons can have
ten orders filed by writing to the Superintendent and
sndms the amount necessary TO pay the passage OF the
parties rsuired. No fees charged to employers
LAS. p. PAGAN. 4uperfAt endent.
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NEW HOTEL.-NeatIv and completely

furnished roems. 81 50 per week soons - xsis 80
tnts with ali the modern mprcveney.s, .s 1svnr the
night Corner Of william sAd vrsssis" 49, -
fen the Park.
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" Situations for hrst-class
w Protestant and Catholic Servants. females and
males, of sysys domestic siatenIrsh. sSoSea Enena'
Auessn. Ges.sn and Cslored. at the SsiscS Employ
meal Arercy. No as Proas.ay scar Canal st. oaiy
tssans Of good character admitted onisrs rem ely OF
county pScnruy filled. J. H. AVLLkh = w.
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CALIFORNIA Wanted,
~ TWO STATE. ROOM TICKETS, on the Wander
bilt Of April exchange for for May with
better accomm oda,ions guaranteed. fair compensation
will be given Also two steerage same steamer. Ad
drets Z A., Earle's Hotel
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~ Te Rent-Ths 3 story and attic brick H0U Sc
ssIsnirE the modern Improvements known as No 81 st.
NuAt place The house good condition. and will be
rIhd coed tenant for of years. Rent 500 per
mann Apply nj No. 1870 East 10Th st.
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I AWYER'S CLERK.-Wanted, an ac-
- tive, int hgeDt young Man who can write fair
hand TO copy attend Office papsn 90 Of errands &c
One who has been in Lawyers Office. or who intends
ultimately to study Law, preferred Cen pensaon 50 q
week. to be increased II applicant prove competent and
useful Apply at Nc. IA Nassau ct third story, front
before IL A. n.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

soLID GAs.-Murdock FIRE, used gas ,oE,b,
up als office at Redrath in 1892. ii, wonld ;;
says Llebig, "be one of the greatest dsco4s-
res OF the age, if any one could succeed in
e9ndensing coal gas into white, dry, solid
oooriess substance; portable, and capable Of
being placed on a candlestick or burned in
lamp. Already is the desire of Liebig beng
accomplished. A mineral oil flowed out Of
coal IN Derbyshire, obviously produced by
$40" disnliaron from the coal. On examina.
tlGn II has been ascertained that paraffine, a.
SOHO waxy substance, hitherto never Produced
from coal, could be formed in Commercial /
Qualities by slow and reg ular di.tillation.-
hls Is condensed coal gas-a solid form of
olenant gas desired by Liebig. In forming
rake, ;1 tins oduet, dissolved in an oil of sim
s, .a, composition, may be readily obtained in
sau Ii me water gssses now thrown away.
Should this discovery be as successful a. Il
promises, great change will be wroug in
iuel as well as Illuminating gas.
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A letter states that the municipality Of Paris
had determined TO devote q part Of the funds for
the rejoicings on the occasion to charitabls
purposes. The following notices, posted in
profuson, will show in what manner:
1st. The mayor will distribute, on the Cd oi
December, supplies Of clothing to The children
who attend the public infant schools.
%. All blankets and mattresses pawned at
the Mont de Piefe up to the 26th of November
nav be Withdrawn gratultously.
Sd. Parents who have conhded their children
to the Socisty Of Nurses, will be acquitted OF
half the sums due by them to that establish.
men, on the Goth of November.
A good story is tod in reference to the 2d
article. 1t was first passed with the date ID OF
December, and the news escaped from the Ho-
tel de Vile into the streets. 1t was evident,
therefore, that according TO the wording of the
decree, all blankets and mattresses pledged at
the pawn,broker's during the coming week
would be restored next Thursday for nothing.
Every body that had blanket, prepared TO do
without il tor time; and mattresses com
menced flowing in a steady stream towards the
nearest Poor Mans Friend. The hole Fau-
bourg ST. Antoine began 10 take up its bed and
walk. But notice of their proceedings was
speedily conveyed to the Palace OF the City
Fathers. The date was erased, and an earlier
substituted: according TO the new reading, the
privilege Of q gratuitous redemption was only
extended to such bedding material as had been
already mortgaged. The Municipal Council
had nearly committed aughable and costly
blunder.
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~ HAhRULU q NUkRAI-BrOad street
Select Briti.h EloqQcnce, containing the best
Speeches entire of the most eminent Orators of
Great Britain for the last two centuries, with
sketche. OF sneir lives, &c, by Chauncy A Good
-, Lives o: Wellington and Peel, from the London
Tnes-JOc
Shabby Genteel Story, by Thackarsy-5Oc
history OF Henry Esmond, Esq, by Thackaray-
Life # Vicissi.udes, by G P r Jsmes-25c
lerd Clarke 25
History of Romulrs, by Jacob Abbott-6O
!rge variety OF New Juvenile Books
All New Books received as soon as published
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BALTIMORE, Dec. I6-5 P. M.-Thers wss
another bold robbery committed in this CITY
last night on the person of VIM Carroll, son o
Governor Carroll, who was knocked down hy
some rutlians, about half past FIVE o'clock in
the evening, and robbed of $780, whilst pass.
ing n the vicinity of the tobacco Warehouse.
Mr' Carroll Is very much injured, his head be-
ing badly cut.
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"Spectaeles," the Paris correspondent Of the
New York Express gives the following good
hit at the Emperor:
The city OF Strasburg has presented its Cha.
teau 10 Louis Napoleon as an Imperial resi-
dence whenever he goes East. They gave it,
fifty years ago, TO the other Napoleon, and il
remained the property Of the crown till 1881,
when Louis Philippe gave il back 10 the city OF
Stransburg, as costing more than II came TO-
This unlucky palace, which every body tries to
get rid Of and nobody wants TO keep, will doubt
less be accepted by Louis Napoleon. To own
a castle in strasburg, the scene Of his nelan-
choiy f.sco in 1896, would doubtless be balm
upon a sore spot. If the city of Eoulosne had
any royal residence 10 give, If would countless
hasten to offer it with the Chateau Of Strssburg.
There 10 steamboat landing there, where yos
may embark for England; perhaps Louis Ma
poleon may one day find this establishment
useful, on the occasion CT a hsrried departure.
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PHiLADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE five o'clock
train from this city for New York wh.n a,
Beverly New Jersey, last evening, came in
contact with carriage containing William S.
Dsrell, OF darlington county, and Mrs. Durell
OF Philadelphia. MIR. Durell was Instantly
killed, and the lady so terribly bruised as not
to be expected 10 recover.
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New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Br, brig Eliza.
beth, from Newport. England, arrived here to-
day. She was run into on the 4th, by a large
steamer, probably the Arctic, bound for New
York, and considerably damaged. The steam
er proceeded on, without inquiry,
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NAfOLEON Ill. AND THE ELEC-
TIOSS

The letters from Paris TO the American n
press nave some very amusing anecdotes incl
dental TO the elections and the declaration O!
the empire. We select the following:
vote was found in the box at Melen tbus
conceived:
"Etiamst ossnes, ego Nom
The mayor, who did not understand the de ad
languages, counted this as Oui
The usual number of ceGtenarians were
wheeled in sick chairs to the polls and the
customary stories Of bed-ridden gentlemen sud.
denly smitten with desire to serve their coun,
Try, and told by the Pays and Patrfe. At St.
Etenne, according to the latter authority, the
~ofkmsn voted with tears ia their eyes-"tears
OF happiness and hope"
Ii ralned, continually, as have said, at Pa.
ris during the vote. But tbs government, which
Is never discouraged, sent the following tele-
graphic message TO the departments:
ne operations of the polls are favored bv
a smiling sky, and the electors have never
displayed such sagerness to profit by their pri
vileges."
AT PerIgneux, after the announcement of the
result, the people had torchlig ight,procession
with the mayor, the priest, and the bust of Lou
is Napoleon at their head. The two former
sang the Ie Deum, while the latter maintained
a gnifed silence.
country mayor, in speech after the elec
ton, mentioned the sudden rise of the Seine a,
a proof that nature was with the emperor
and testified It's JOY by causing the waters o
the river TO swell and to threaten an over
flow. The project of Toulouse had alrsad,
claimed Providence for Louis Napoleon, as lh,
tine weather clearly testified that Heaven wa
convinced.
In La tendee, the peasants, rendered deliri
Gus with joy, took a handful Of atfirmativ
votes, set them on fire with a burning glass
| concentrating the rays of the sun, collected tn
ashes, put them into jug of wine, mixed then
up, poured the mixture into glasses, and dram
| ii with great emotion. The Coastitutionne
says that such a disposition on the part
| the peasants proves that God has at last ta
ken pity upon our misfortunes, and is &C
| ing to redeem US from sixty years of revc
| luIiOns.
peed not say, Of course. that neither at Pe
| rls nor anywhere else were there any printe
Noes TO be bad. A printing Office in the su
burbs applied for permission to to strike eff
| few hundred for the accommodation of such q
could not write, but it was refased.
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f The opening celebration of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, has been
unavoidably postponed to the 10th of Jan.
uary.
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"a The Northern papers notice a young
gIri who is hguring in male attire. Itis said
that some married ladies' in these parts wear
the pants.
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DURE MFDICINAL GOD LTYEK on

we nave recently received direct from the
Banks Of newfoundland. a large supply of the
above article Being fresh and pure, it ia with
confidence believed TO possess. in a very unusual
degree, those medicinal properties n pom which it's
curative powers alone depend. 1t was procured
aud prepared in the moet careful manner by one of
the most respectable houses n Newfoundland.
from the vers Of Cod F'h, taken so late as August
last. Oh obtained during tss naonth is Of much
greater medicinal vaue than tha; obtained at any
other season Of the year, owing, it 10 supposed to
the then condition o: tho feeding GROUNDS of that
valuable F-h- For sele Dy the gallon or bottle, by
ADIE e. GRAY
A..
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NEW YosK. Dec. l8-2 2. N.

NEW 1OSK, DEC. Io-- 4 n.
The stock rke. to-day at ;hs first board closed
reiher heavy. Sales VI United states os, 1867, at
Il9i ,-,
a decided advance Sale. Of 1000 barrel. aour at
e5 43 IS so for State and IS 62 $3.50 for south
eru Rye tl1ur and corn meal hrI. Haess has
also advanced-sale. Of 1000 bushe,: Michigan
white al ls5 cents Genesee white, lA c-Hls req,
100 eents Corn has also sdTarced-ssles o! 8 0Jo
bushe,s at Il Cents for new southern mixed. Cats
IS cents Rye, 90 cents ProTisions are hrm at
previous prices Groceries unchanged Coffee
h!m Cotton is he'd shade higher, with snai
sales. Whisky, 25 20 cents
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AAI1 ENRtHARD ACID WATER.-We

nAA ioRtEARD ACID WATER.-We
~ call the attenti-n OF Physicians and others to
this Mineral Water, being of the most etfica-
cious, and al the time Of the most su pie
renetizl agents known. 1t hes been successfully
used in the treatment Of many diseases, especially
those .ttectipg the stomach bowels and urinary or
gans, Diabetes, dyspepsia, Pies Chronic Mucous
CaraIrh, general debility and loss of appetite Scsld-
head AID Salt Kheum, night sweats and all diseas,
of the skin Drop.y in It's earliest stages has al
So been successfully treated with this water Des
ctipGJe pamphlets furnished gratis by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists,
de II Sole Agfslts for the Stale of IirpiHia.
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EDITORIAL CHASGE.-Mg. c. A. B. Cof-
frolh has Withdrawn from the Winchester
Republican, with view Of removing to the
West. The paper will be coninued under
the control OF his late partasr, MF. George (.
Senseney.
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NARROW EscArE-A negro sir'. ia attempt.

NARROW EsclrE.-A negro gir', ia attempt.
ing TO leave 4 vessel at Norfolk, On Wednss.
day nigh, last, with L child Of Mr.. Jones, OF
Isle Of Wight county, in her arms, owing TO
the darkness missed her ioolhol1, and both
fell into the river The child, floating on the
water, was saved without much difficulty; but
it was some time before the servant was res
caed. The agoDisei feelings Of the fond pa
rents at this critical moment can be more rea
Oily imagined than described.
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AESTNUT GROVE ACADEMY,
~ GllCHI.ANl ClIIArY VA --Th.

~ GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VA-Ths Sd (ten
Enonths) session oF this Sehoo! will commence on
the Sd Of January, Q553l and continue ill tiae
lst OF Decssi5er, allowing one month vacation b
Summer. The School Is located In healthy and
retired neighoorhood and surrounded by excellent
socie,y. The eourse Of n4,ruct;on Is thorough and
10 principally intended to prepare young men tor
the University Va,
TxAns- 5sEd and tuition, exclusive Of Hghss)
500 to $40
Tuition alone, Elementary Eng Branehes.... Il
Higher. Observation-Disclosures. 30
AncIant Il Modern Languages Il Mathematics, 40
The number OF pupils vii be limited, and those
who wish TO enter her sons or wards should
make early application.
DAVID g. FARRAR, Principal.
RFFEHENcE -Drs Harrison. ScLele De We're and
Cour.enay, University, Va.
Address Nadensvii!G, Va de 2-c3ts
nDErst MON AXIS. hsndsamp aSsnFtpnaL,
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NOTICE. Having !quallfed upon the estate of
IL my deceased husband Elisha Caswen, this is to
notify those who are in 1ebted TO the estate tn At
they will please pay their accounts Immediately to
me; those to whom the deceased 10 indebted, will
present their claims to my counsel, Robert Tate
Wicker E,q, to be examined y him.
de l5-eoit ANN CAsWELL, Adm'y
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NENERAI. AGENCY A CAKD.-The
" Undersigned, lDr tae Iast eigat years employed
iG the D4=iness Of Mee5rs Toer & Cook, having
DIT rr..H-d - 90 q similar business timset ten
de-. his services t. his friends and the public, from
al =..,r the first day Of January ensuing, agent
- t.. -,l.tIng oul OF uses t1e hiring out Il Ne
er.,s ans tn COLLECTION Of Claims &c &c. lie
>, 81. .-cUpy the lftc@ 18th street between Main
as franklin, now Gee. ped 55 Mr. VIM. w. Eus
tac -ad pledges Aims kty adhere 10 promphtude
ar.3 cua.i:y il al Suss relating 70 A!s business.
His terms win he moderate snd satisfactory.
r. -2--lJa LJWARD d. EACHO.
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BALTIMOAs, DEC TT. H.
The recent foreign news has caused q decided
advance IN brea1staf.. Flour edvansed % eenn
Der barrel! Sale. Of ! 200 barrels C!ty Mia a
IS 25. and 800 barrels Howard street at e5.2o -
Wheat advanced 9 sents; red, Ii5 sens " whise
l20 cents Corn also sdrsaetd-whiIe, 3e cents
and yellow o2 cents. No special change Ia Other
artielss WhisKy, - &c. eeuh.
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=, 0TICE.-HaYlng sold the Retail Branch Of
= my business u Messrs Collins Il Buckley Of
Savannah. Gpnrgia, who will come in possession
on tie First ot February nexI will from this time
sell MY entire stock of Goo5s at greatly reduc-
sd prices. Persons wishing to purchase Fine
Fancy q Iods, or the necessary House Furnishing
Articles, will find Complete ass rtneut at such
prices as will prove hi:E!y advantageous.
The stock Of Plated and Block Tin Ware, Cut
lery, Tea Trays Feniers, Fire Irons, &c, is large
and complete.
] Will continue the Wholesale Business. at
No is Iearl street, Il ary opposite Messrs Kent
Payne i Kcnt, md will open for the Spring Trade
large and desirable Stock OF Goods, suitable for
the city and country at wholesale only.
LEWIS GINTER,
Ia n i'm
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ms RUCTIONs on THE PIANt
ENRTE EARP Guitar AND VOCAL AiI

IN T L { c T I Q ) On THE PIANO
l. FORTE, HARP, GUITAR, AND VOCAL MU.
SIC.-Prof BRANDT respectfully informs the
citizens Of Richmond that he gives lessons on the
above mentioned Instruments and also IN the high
er branches of Vocal Music.
Pot B having had experience cf eighteen
years in the profession, and having suCco o5suIy
taught in several Of the largest Seminaries IN the
South, now offers his services to the different Fe
male Seminaries, well as to the citizens Of Rich
mond generally. For advanced scholars will have
the benefit of being accompanied on the Violin.
Professor Brandt is permitted to refer to the Rev
DR. Jones' and to the Rev DR. Leroy IL Lee.
All orders received at Mr. P II Tay lo'sr, Mach &
Woodhouse's, Morris & Brothers, and Harold d
Murray's storea. de 2-3tawiW
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UOkTH handsome assortment
I Of Porte moaaies on hand. AMI Tor sale by
ANDREW PiZZIkI,
d. II No l03, Bread street
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E1ENDERs AND FIRE IRUNs.-Bra5s
J. green with brass mOuldings, broGzed and Eur-
sery F-nders suitable for city and country fire
gacrs; brass head polished and kitchen Fire Irons,
assorted, il prices from so cents to 81 So
Also, good assortment OF polished and brass
head Pokers, for sale by
&C 10 VAN LEW & TAYLOR
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| EWIslHlLL, COLLECTOR q Gene.
Ia raj Eent-Attends to Renting ou: Houses
sc Ing snd Purchasing Stocks bring out Negroes,
collecting CIsinls, &c.
Has fJr sale - Shares Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad Stock 5000 City o!
Rishnond Scrip; $50 Central Railroad Bonds
&
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d. II l47 Main street
GT0CK OEDRY GOODS AT GRKAT.

4ST0Ck OFDRY GOODS AT GREAT.
~ LfREDUCED PRiCES.-From and after this
date, we are Offering our large ard cheap stock of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices IN order II reduce the same sufficiently pri
Or TO taxing Inventory, by ST of January next. All
IN search for really cheap and handsome goods
assortmentin in Dress Coos Of all kinds; beautiful
Mou5!ines al one shilling. Also another lot Of
those superior Linen Towels, at 81 per dozen
Needle WORK Of all descriptions very cheap
White, red, and Ycl4ow F!snnels, very low in fact.
everything ncedful aud desirable in the Dry Goods
liz" caG be had at Cur store litle cheaper than
anywhere else.
kib5ons, Flurences, Marcalise, Satins, Bonnett
and McGtllla Velyaa, will sell at cost to all VINO
will cal }. hILLHI5ER & BROTHER,
10 - 1913 Broad street.
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I UIS UN CNIUN HILL FUN SALEs
IL As the agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA.
KEY, will sell, privately, In lots containing one
more each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten .c-es OF the land now owned and occupied by
the said Bakey. These lois are beautifully situe.
led on Union Hill, treating on the road lca6ins to
Bakeys Mill about susi!e and half only from
the old market.
Term. accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or
to the subscriber a. his onee No. II Asia street,
up stairs over Aeeers. Sinton s. Go.
au Q-3tsrts |. K. WATKINS
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= ~ g ods are from tie mos. celebrated Eng
Is HIaHutA,tJJI al direct importation aud can
l. b. 81 sscd cltt r il quality or price
- .o, prg. g. ali 4 o.. Lclnp ami ton clair
ta-y.;s Eefy r.oa Rugs pr.atta DfuFeet, &C &C =,
al . N XII s.fsa..
DEL. CHRISTIAN 4 LATHEOP.
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ENVELOPEs.-J W RANDOLPH Lls for
IL sale, large stock Of white ard baa Letter and
ko:e Envelopes, f4e aad cheap. de7
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CIO REWARD from my premts
y es, in Henrico county near the city Of Rich
mond my negro man MOSES, age thirty-fve years,
home, steel mixed Pea Jacket a pair of deep gel
low casnet pants, an ordinary wool hat Said Ne
gro is of very black complexion, face partially
cred with beard. | will give the above reward if
taken in the county and delivered to me; if cut of
the county. to be deposited in some jail SO that
get him.
de l0-d3tw2tt JAMES w OTEY.
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g TO TIE CENT? RN

"A To TF 2 HANIL ILEWEN.-PETER Z
o. TlNSLkY, No 233 Broad street, begs leave to
- inform the gentlemen of Shockoe Hill land
the re.t OF MANKIND that he makes to erder
AL styles Of Water preof Boots and shoes,
together With ali the styles of Fancy Shoes at prices
as moderate ss any other rnarufn -tureE
de S-eo3t
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DOR THE HAlR.-TnE HYPERION HAIR
L RESTOkER, Tor invigorating beau:Kying and
pro,notiug A-sIthy growth Of the hair.
The Hyperion, from it's introduction some years
since, has gradually grown in public favor, and by
it's really valuable properties deservedy become
one of the most popular articles OF the day. For
sale, VI hoiesae and retail, By
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
de 6 81 Main street.
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EOk HIRE-Iwo able bodied Men, by the
L. week or day. Also first rate House Boy,
about IA years old, for the next year
P. NJ. TABB d. SON, Agents.
Cffce on Gev st, between Main and Franklin.
de l7-3t
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DAILY DISPATCH
FA5. A. C0WARDIN, Proprietor
HUGH Il. PLEASANTS, Editor.

&c..um and low price Dress Goods a variety of
styss alch we vii sell at cost, con tg,encn this
day- together with large stock Il tcmbroidescs, st
very reduced prices.
WARREN d PERKINS,
& I'm l4l Eagle square.
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&TONE EUTTING.-JOEN W. DAVIES &
~ co practical Stone Cutters & Masons, South
Side ct the Dosk near Mayo's Bridge We return
tnan ks for the liberal p tronage we have received
and trust by strict attention to business 20 continue