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efT%s RUMOR UNFOUNDED.-

IEN KUMUK CNFUUNUED.-We
ka4S learn that there is rumor afoat to the
effect that the Steamship Roanoke" had been
sold OF oh artered to run another route. The
rumor is entirely without foundation.
The T." Roanoke has been Withdrawn for few
weeks for the purpose OF adding largely to her ac
combinations for passengers and will be on the
route sgain about the first February, of which due
notice will be given. The Saratoga" now being
built viii be ready for service, and to run in con-
nectoI with her, about the middle of next March
The public may regard all rumors respecting
this line as unfounded, unless they know them to
come directly from US.
j, 15-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
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AsTOUNDLNG EFFE CTs!.LTHE
a WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD READsi-
LADY, RESTORED AFTER TWO YEARS
SICKNESS III

II 7a.sif EcRYoLK. Dec. D, 1851.
Messrs- Mortimer & Mowbray- Hamptons vege-
table Tfncture is cerfniniy working niraculous re-
suits here in the way of cures but there seems to be-
dfhdence the part of those cured to give certi
fcate, which, in justice to the afflicted should not
exist. l could mention dozen cases Of importance
in which il has been successful IN curing the worst
kind Of diseases but appears them SO easily
andits effects magical they do appear to be
able to realize it. though they are perfectly satisfied
they are cured sleA
wiz mention two cases which have htey cone
under nay notice. A lady who had been confined to-
her bed for between one and two years. and on whom
the doctors had been attending during that time with,
out any success was induced TO trythe ncture, and
after taking one bottle she enabled to sit up in
her bed and after taking the second bottle che was
enabled to be up stirring about her house-a thing
she had not done for two years, as was informed by
her husband who called onme in perfect ecstacy and
and said he had at last found the much needed panacea
think he viii furnish you with certificate of the
strongest character.
Another aforementioned me that he had avery
valuable negro woman far gone by disease that he
would have taken twenty five dollars for her, but the
FIRST bottle was go effective that he felt confident of
perfect cure Yours, respectfully,
-. B.. JOHN r. HATHAWAY.
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HAYES n, SUTTON, NOTARY

80 PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
-. DEEDS snd other legal instruments, and
rgfLECTlNG CLAIMS Of all kinds. Office IN
49, IN, Rli'ding Richmond. Va. no II
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:, DIR. E. G. FISHER tenders hi.

- services To the public in the various
5-s-c.as u lis profession.
n2.. 10 the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
..-,a. between Broad and Marshall streets, end
r ..r .r.T7 the corner. no 27-6n*
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, January Is.
Sales of 1900 bbIs. Howard street and City
Mills FLOUR at 81. RED WHEAT Sc. Corn
dull.
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nun LATEST NEWS.
TaE NORTHERN MAIL.

"a, VIC suppose, To the obstruction of the
80 -, Of the Potomac, there was no mail
7a' I'm ing. Geographic despatch informs
1877 ,u;Il certainly come through tonight.
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- DIR. CLAY,s Ere.

80 moved TO 9th street, between Broad and
-,.e .,-gst., mes; 10 the Washington Hotel.
0s.s. professional services left at my Office
no. tzy. or at the office OF the City Hotel, will
q-7a; ny attended to. Ny boy viii sleep in my
49,. ia T-lm~
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nONsT BUY your Calicoes until you have
II been to LEWIS. Having purehased . large
lot of Calicoes for cash, viii offer the greatest bar
gains ever offered in that article Calico at eents
worth 81. at 81 really worth Sd, at pence worm
no and i2i; also, sheeting, Il inches wides II 8
pence, shifting at cts. Don't buy before you call
e ABRAHAM LEWIS Ja.,
81 Al5 4 a5s ooi Broad street.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January Is.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged. GRAIN quite
steady. Nothing of interest relative to COM
mercal Matters
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- DR. 4. FL. ATWOOD, HON

IL PATHlC PHYSlClAN-Oters his ser
=. H. people Of Richmond and vicinity in
- val!oas branches OF mis- profession. Dr..
3-,.a. nay be found a, the Floyd House, corner
:. al SD lin streets, opposite the american
y -, ia Inn
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(tALLOPOIONx-The Callopoion, or Healing
~ Balm, is the best article in use fer curing or
preventing chapped face and hands 1t is an ex-
celent application after shaving. And for remov-
ing all roughness or harshness of the skin, it may
be used with the most tender nfant and is entirely
free from oil or grease. Sold only BY
PURCELL, LADD e. CO., Druggists,
ia I6 81 Main street.
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,ooo DeLLARs.-JoHN jon

5oa0 DeLLAks.-JUHN 1UHN'
E&s6N manufacturer of the justly celebra-
-, 49, Fei- TOXIC" would respectfully
tsi ..sntion Of persons to this wonderful re-
al me o., hair. both for strengthening it and
al! j., i,s beauty as slso to purify It aud keep
daods The increased ,. b drm Ia ot aST
3 sod 10y. f,y making this Invaluable remedy for
t. re-, - syv uech6ourine State for the above
20 g. tNI3 He 7ill refuse 10 sell the receipt to
s.51 =" ~ =. ", sinio. Persons may pc sure, by APP
s. H ~ 4 nnva9 aud to Messrs. Bennett S
E! Nm street: to Nessrs Miller & Seabrook,
>...; ..rcet or at the Saloon under American
a.L" ~ wholesale and retsil. ia 10
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ED KNIT RE SALE.-On MONDAY
II MORNING nest, the 10Th instant, commencing
at 10 clock, at my anction rooms, No. Fifte eth
street, will be sold at auction, without reserve
collection of good secondhand Furniture, consist.
ing in part of the following articles from the Go
vernor's Mansion large mahogany Sofas Barn
Chairs Candiestands silver plated Branch Candle
sticks; Lamps; China Ware; large solar Chande
liers, with drops cost $500. They are In good or
der and are well suited for church or hall; to-
gether with many other desirable articles; also,
lot of Furniture to close a consignment viz city
made Sofa, first rate article; spring.seat maho-
gany Chairs; Rocking Chair; elegant naho.
gany Wardrobe, city made nearly new-if is a
very desirable piece of furniture; together with
large assortment of other Furniture and House
keeping Goods. Terms cash.
iaI6 GEO. ]. SUMNER. Aucr
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NEW CONCERN.-Having purchased
TO THOSE WHO VA.

~ Lu e rh HMSs sYEs MHS s sub
SCRIBE, 80 well known to the people of this State
as slilful, theoretical and practical Optician, in
forms he public that he can be consulted at Nc
Donald g. Lyons store, two doors feom the Post
perior ground glasses and his skill of adapting the
same - all the various defects of sight, are so well
known throughout the State, that he fiatters him.
self to 30 visited during his short stay here by all
his friends requiring his services.
ia 6--2w E. MARKENS, Optician.
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lWANTs-

* 1sADY wishes situation II i Respectable
n family Cine country prefered) where sfe could
teach several small children, be On agreeable com.
panioa and assist In the duties Of housekeeping
Address Preston" Richmond Post Once
UOGBK sKRVANT WANTED.-I wish 10
IL hire for the present year, servant to wait in
the house. For one OF good character, q liberal
price will be given, apply at :. .
THk SUBSCRIBER is anxious to engage
II employment for the present year. He can be
found about the City Hotel or at his residence,
near Toe CIV Spring, or at the Office Of W Goddin
ROARDLNG.-MRs. J. B. ABBOTT is pre-
- pAred to,accommodate BOARDERS by the
day, week, month or year, at Mr.. Bosher's two
tenements Nos. 800 and 231, Main, near corner of
and sraa rooms, s table for families or melnbers,
can be had If early application is made.
nTSsOLUTION.-T6e co-Parinership here
II tGfore existing under the style and firm of
ROBERTSON & GILL is this day dissolved by
mutusl consent. All persons indebted TO the con.
Germ viii please make payment as speedily as pos.
sible 10 either of the late rm, it 10 very desra-
F. M. ROBERTSON,
M. T. GILL.
"a NEW CONCERN.-Having purchased
the entire interest of Mr.. M. T. Gill, In the
business lately conducted by Robertson e.
Gill, the subscriber takes pleasure in call
ing ths attention of his numerous friends and the
public to the fact, that he has made arrangements
for conducting the MERCHANT TAILORING BIZ.
SlNESS, at the old stand, on q more extensive
scale; and retaining the services of Mr. ]. L. CRov.
ELE, who will continue TO act Cutter, he earnest
ly hopes that all who desire handsome suits at
moderate prices will give him call
z. M ROBERTSON,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin
~ The Lynchburg Express copy three times
ia Its
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AMUSEM ENTS
THHATRH.

II n AT RE.
Benefit andl last night but efthe distln1 uished
American Aufhoress and Actress
mss. Anna Cora Mowslst.
On This> Evenlnx, January 10sh,
ten by Mrs. Anna Cora Mowstt. entitled
AR M A ND;,
On, THE PEER AND THE PEASANT
Blanche, Mrs A. c. Mowatt; Armand, Mr. Brelsford
Jotta Arragonezc, by
MadIle Ciocca and Mons. Ssollosy
Toconclude with the new Drama Of
THE TOODLES.
Mr. Toodles, Mr. Burke; Mary Acorn, Mrs Potter.
la LIZ
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NOPARTNERSHIP-The undefsgned, having
der the arm ard style Of ALEXANDER MOTT
q Co. they win continue to carry on the Auction
and Commission business in all its branches, OF tho
old stand Of Alexander Mott, corner Of Main and
18th streets and respectfully solicit centnuance
of the liberal patronage, az hitherto extended %
the old Srm.s - - ALEXANDER MOTT,
ia12-6t j. MOTT SHINE. as
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CO-PARTSEReWTP-Tbe ,

~ NV-FAlTN Ne ks 1T P.-The sub
ka scrIbers having associated themselves
- business partners under the STYLE
Of 0TEY & GOFF. and having pur
'-t'el from Thomas Otey his entire stock of
,-':.',, Harness, Brides, &c they will continue
b .+r-F Il =" business in all its branche. at the
. s.5Id Of Thomas Otey, No "a, Main street,
a,.m5-d "a. and they respectfully solicit con
--alef Of The liberal patronage as hitherto ex-
.--i-i Z. Inc old firm
"a connection with their Saddle and Harness bu-
SIS lAey have Tor 5ale Carriages, Rockaways.
all b'--ts manufactured by Thomas A. MAYER.
q. NoF.'.h. his Repository is situated on Frank
street, above The Old Market. call is all that
"a--n5 both IN the Saddle and Carriage way
JOHN OTEY,
JAMES w. GOFF.
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JOHN OTEY,
JAMES w GOFF

O~I, "a Bank street, few days since, an odd
- S'.d SLEEVE BUTTON, with the letters :" 4
I'll = he finder will be rewarded its value
= ing Inc same at this office. ia I6-1t*
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! - 'e;w en- the corner OF Grace and FOu.
- 't 'I.ee's and the 7th Street House, an en-
d Ecastpin, with cameo head of Ben.
-. .'nk!A The finder will be rewarded on
--,t1s Il al the 7th Street House. ia l6Nlt4
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WELLINGTON GoppIN, Auct ia

A NSWER TO THRUST SALE."-In yester.
"A days Dispatch, notice an advertisement
purporting to emanate from Jsseph Wetzlar, trns.
tee, to " Hecher, offering for sale at public suc'
tion, on the 10Th of January, 1889, my wet-ksown
Bakery and Eating House. on Main street NOW,
this is to certify that l. James Simpson, do pre-
nounce said offer Illegal and one entirely anwar-
ranted by me; and that II win not relinquish my
Just claim to the establishment and fixtures Of the
Eagle Bakery, unless in obedience to Judgment
obtained by suit At law. .afz<.,,,.
In g. JANIS SiMkoON.-
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GOLD NINE ON PEARL STREET.
LUCk'S OFFICE.
indictments Furuished MT the Mine.

DfaWh NOS OF Fatapsco, 50, january II:
50 Ii SO 8 5 81 o. SO % 3 90 ID 50 Sc.
Drawing of Susquehanna, A.
63 10 "A IS 25 80 65 81 81 40 SIS.
For This Day, January 16.-Maryland
Consolidated, Class g. Capitals prize of $l3,.
500, of $500, 10 of 400, &c. 70 numbers and Is
drawn. Tickets a.
Also, Small Lottery of $500 Tickets 81.
ia l6
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BY WELLTNGT0N GOO1TT, :

THIRTY ACRES OF WOOD LAND.
{ y NINE NILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
FOR SALE AT AUCTIOM--Win be sold on
FRIDAY next,, the 10th day Of January, 1852, at
l2 o'clock ~, in front of my ofice thsrfy acres Of
wood LAND, In Henrico county, nine miles north
Of Richnaond, on the road leading from Bowles'
Mills to the city Of Richmond, adjoining the lands
of James 8. Ryall, Thomas EYER and others, and
now in the occupancy of Mr.John Lumpkin Terme
,cssh.. w GODDIN, Auctioneer
I ial2 ..f,ezsr 80 E Z = =
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'N hike, , Servant Girls from the c0unfry.
N-' nave been accustomed to homework and
superior Chamber Maid, who is also a
"@'her and lroner also. male dining. room
I GEO. A. PEARCE,
t-'-'t Agent and Collector
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r HAVE In store assortment of Preserves,
some extra put up Lines, Pine Apples, Peare,
Pears, Apricots, Apples, &c.-all Of which would
recommend to the attention Of house-keepers and
others. ANTONIO PIZZlNI,
jal5 No. ~, Main street, under City Hotel.
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E'0R SALE, the TOOLS, FIXTURES, &C,
l. OF small gunsmifh's establishment Terms
liberal. Apply at this Office. jal5-6t
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GALE OF BRICKS. MULES. CARTS,

; LUMBER Sc, At aitc nTss o sATUR'
DAY next, that being the 18th day. of January,
1852, at the hour of IL, NJ, win be offered for sale
at the brick yard lately occupied by William 7.
Lipscomb, at the foot of Navy Hill, near the Dis
tillery of Messrs. Stearns Il Brunme!l all the
Bricks, both burned and unburned, in said yard,
supposed to be about 400, 000in number Also four
Mules two Horses, four Carts. Gear, &C., together
with all the shelters, poles lumber, scaffolding,
made in pursuance of the provisions of trust
deed of record in the office of the Court of Hus-
tings, dated October 1851, and will be without re.
serve. Terms made known on the day of sale. By
ordero of the trustee. -
ia I3-tds JOHN r D. PAYNE, Auct.
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1yO-PARTNEKSHIP have this day IS
u sociated with me in the Aaetaon and Comm MIMI
.;or Rnsiness. j. MOTT SHINE, under the style
s nj srrn of ALEXANDER MOTT & CO, and re-
snrn nav thanks to the public generally for the lb-
eral patronage which have received In the past
ten years and respectfully solicit for the new nrm
continuance OF the saiAe, pfedging our united ef
forts and unremitng attention TO all business en-.
trusted to our care. ALEAANDEk NOIT.l \
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-f have now in
a yard. and wiz keep regularly supplied with
the vefy best quality OF lump and Broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL,
which Twin deliver in any part of the city at S5 So
per ioae. Orders left with John Lancaster 8
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through the
post Office, viii be promptly attended to. 4 n S.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf
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TRUST SALE.-In pursuance of a deed of
i trust executed by James Simpson to me az
trustee for the benefit of v. Hecbler, on the 18th
day of August 1851, and admitted to record in
Henrico County Court on the 23rd day of same
month, shall offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises, on the 10Th day of January, 1852,
at II O'clock all the furniture and fixtures of the
well known establishment of the Eagle Bakery and
Eating House of said James Simpson, together
with a lot of Cigars, Flour, Butter, Lard, Sugar,
Molasses, Vinegar, &c. &C.; and also, two Horses,
Bread Carts, and harness.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
JOSEPH WETZLAR, Trustee.
. Apcf Ia 3
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GMOKING TOBACCO.--BRIDGES AND
- PEEDLETON are manufacturing a very eu-
perior article of Smoking Tobacco, which they of
for to dealers at prices that cannot fail to give sats
faction.
Orders left at the store of r. II Burton or letter
addressed to his care, will be attendedto.
WIN. NJ BRIDGES,
ia l4A-3t& WM. S. PEEDLETON.
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O. FOR RENT, in the town of Manchester,
Eaa that large and commodous house known
the Farmers Hotel. 1t has all necessary outhouses,
and might be rendered pleasant and comfortable
residence for large family, or might be used as
boarding school, or as heretofore, public house.
1t may be rented leased on liberal and accom-.
modatiSg terms. Apply to Christopher C.. McRae,
Manche ster, or Col Ward at the Columbian Hotel,
Richmond. ja8-lm
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ERR III ETER - Handsome Their.
"i'pettEs, N Morocco cases. for sale by
X. NJ. IMMERSION,
Corner Main aud 18th streets.
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AOTICE.-The c0partnership heretofore ex
=. ';.ng under the firm Of CLARKE & HATCH
"as dissolved by mutual consent on the 81 ct
y. ~ u december Last. All persons having claims
Gus tae concern will hand them in for settle.
- ana tnose indebtsd to the same will make
N At Without delay
EDWIN H. CLARKE,
,., BENJAMIN 4. HATCHER.
'-ef on 18Th street. between Main and Cary
"sHhlrad, January 18th 1852 +. I6 A,
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sTRATTON'S OFFICE

RIG HARRISON 81 CO.,
No. 95, Main Street,
A Sh the attention of buyers to their large stock
IA OF CHOICE GOODS, which have been select.
ed abroad and in this country, with reference to
their GOOD QUALITY, as well as low cost
Super. English and French Cloths
Black and colored Cloths in variety
American, French and English Csssimeres
Fancy Cassimeres, handsome Styles
Moscow and London Coatings
French Wooden Vestings
Velvet, Silk and Satin DO
Vest Patterns, very handsome
Buff and light colored Vestings, for balls and
parties
Cloth and Leather London Caters
Enamelled Leather and Buckskia do
Buckskin Leggings, all sizes.
In their Carpet WarerOOm, up stairs, they
are prepared to exhibit great variety OF Velvet
Tapestry, Threeply. Ingram, and Venetian Carpet
ings; splendid Rugs, Table Covers, Floor Cloths
Bookings, Oil Cloth Table Covers and Mats, Piano
Covers &C., &c, which visitors to the city are in
vted to examine, tn the assurance that the goods
will be priced as low as can be afforded by any
house in the city. la l5-6t+
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rgSas FOX ChA ikL = TOY, >. .. .o
- superior fine fast sailing schooner USTA
LAGO, Capt. Perry, having the greater part of her
cargo engaged, and going on board, win sail with
all possible dispatch. For balance of freight, 300
bbls apply to Captain on board or TO
ROBERT RANKIN,
ia 81 Corner 22nd and Water streets.
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i AUCTION sALFs
THIS DAY
Bx JAMES b. TAYLOR.

~ ErTUaE AT AUcTIoN.--Wiii s. ss1d Is
Ea.DA y, nhNInG next, he l6sh inst. csmnen-
,Wynne, swho Is declining house keepins ION ond.
between Main and Cary streets his eutirs ssreL -
Household and Kitchen Furniture, conasuns ~
such articles a. are usually kept in gsnsesi fsmi.
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81 FOR HALIFAX, Nova Scotia
$50 The brig MANILA, Capt. O'Brien, will be
ready % sail in few days. For freight of 900 bbs,
apply I, WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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VIM. HUKLEY,S OFFICE,


Sold in yesterdays Lottery and paid at HUR.
LEY'S office. 10 16-2t*
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O. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
El:I JACKSON STREET FOR SALE The
brick snement on Jackson street, now in the oc.
cupancy of the subscriber. 1t has FIVE rooms, and
has recently undergone thorough and complete
repair. Terms commodating. Apply to Mr.. w.
GODD2N, or the subscriber. t-.s
ia l5--lOt+ JAMES VEALE.
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GERMAN COLOGNE WATER.-Gen-
~ uins German Cologne Water. from Jean
Marie Farina, OF our own importation, warranted
superior, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
jal6 90 Main street corner l4th
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n BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDs--MOCK.
~ No and CANARY BIRDS-For sale
~ gu assortment Of Mocking and Canary
birds 81 the Hair Drassng, Shanpoonine
ia! establishment, 18th street, under the
90 tiops!; also, at the Hair Dressing Room,
b.. ''@'4 street, nearly opposite the Exchange
ia l6-6ts
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THE subscriber having taken the shop on
Il Broad street, formerly occupied by Glaze
brook d Lacy, would say to his friends and the
public generally that he 10 prepared to execute
with dispatch and neatness, any work in the car.
penters line with which he may be favored.
ia l4-3t* JOHN A. GLAZEBROOE r.,
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THk SUBSCRIBER is anxious to engage
l. employment for the present year. He can Be
found about the City HOTEL or at his residence,
near TIE City Spring, at the Office of w. Goddin
Ia 2-2W* JOHN A. MOSBY