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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
WE BRING GLAD TlDINGs OF GREAT
w JOY TO THE HALT THE LAME. THE

SORE, AND THE STTFF-JOlNTED.-The action
of this Lininent upon the human organization II
truly wonderful. It's volatile, penetrating, sooth-
ing and healing properties dfiuse themselves to the
very bones. 1t enters into the circulation of the
blood. gives new impulse to the whole Hervous
system, stimulates the absortents and secretions,
and thus assists ataye to throw OF and rid herself
Of any diseased action of the nervous chords or
any kind, rheumatism, or PAINS IN ANY PART
OF THE BODY, giving abundant reasons of 70
great efficacy in so many different diseases. While
Il 10 perfectly harmless to healthy flesh, skin or
bone, It acts upon scientific principles and FIXED
LAWS OF THE CREATION. Were this Lini-
ment known here, it would be useless to give any
account Of the very many cures it has performed
in the Western States, but very brief statement
of few may prove satisfactory here.
A Shocking Burn.
WILLIAM MILNER, p. Nj Mount Moriah, Ia, Oct.
18th, says: Z" HIS young child walked into FIRE,
(made out doors for washing,) and fell down into
the fire with his hands and face, and shocking
In burasd. Two bottles of the Mustang Liniment
perfectly cured the child few days.'
Inaamed and Cakea Breast.
Mrs. B., of st. Louis, while nursing a young
child, one nipple became very sore, and the breast
infiam I'd and caked very hard. few applications
of the Mustang Liniment healed the nipple, re.
moved fhe hardness and Inflammation, and the
breast was well in few days.
SAlt Rhenm.
Mrs. ANNA NJ PRreE, OF st. Louis, has been af.
hicted for years with Salt Rheum in her bands
They we're inaamed and swollen, with painful
itching and burning, Sometimes the irritation
would subside, and the skin would peel off, and
large and FRIGHTFuL CRACKS would open almost
to the bones. After long trial with the Doctors,
few bottles perfectly cured her.
rheumatism.
Mrs. HUGHES, of st. Louis, had very severe
attack OF Indammatory rheumatism in the back
shoulders, and arms for ten days, without getting
any relief from her physicians, was cured with
two fifty cent bottles OF the Mustang Lnment
HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
We only ask fair trial of this valuable Lini.
ment in the cure of Strains Bruises, Cuts, Calls,
Scratches, Sweny, Pole Evil, Fistula, Big Head,
SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind Calls, Cracked Heels, or
any wound, stiffness, enlargem of bone or
muscle i'll horses. We have many certificates to
those cures, and therefore confident it will
give perfect satisfaction, and effect all we recon-.
mend it for.
A. G. BRAGG g. CO, Sole Projectors, st.
Louis, Mo.
Sold by Druggists generally, and by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists.
ia 1S-eod6pa
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By WELLINGTON GODDlN.

VALUABLE FARM ON THE MAN.
CHESTER TURNPIKE, EIGHT MILES
FROM MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION.-Win be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
the 30th January, 1852, upon the premises, COM
mencing at IL O'clock, if fair, If not the next fair
day, the handsome FARMS owned by Mr.. William
Evans, situated at the forks of the road leading to-
the Chesterfield Coal Mines and the Huguenot
Springs, one containing So acres, the other ten
acres, together with all the buildings thereon.
sistng in the first named place of dwelling and all
other necessary out buildings including well ofex-
cellent WATER and the other place, also dwell
ing, including all the farming implements; also.
about fifty barrels Corn, Oats, Clover, Hay, &C.;
one Mule, one Horse, one Colt, two Cows, one
Heifer, one Cart, one Barouche. There has been
seeded upon the Farms fifteen bushels wheat, put
in with guano. The owner having concluded to
remove to Richmond, will sell without limit or
reserve. Possession given about the first of March
next. Terms-for the Land, one-third cash, ball
ance at one and two years, for bonds secured by
a trust deed. For the personal estate all sums
under $40 cash, over that amount four months
credit. for approved endorsed negotiable paper
ja19 w. GODDIN, sAact.
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Fatal Railroad accident.

BosroN, Jan. 2S.-Last night the train Of
cars from Newton, on the Lower Falls branch
OF the Worcester railroad, coming in contact
With sleigh, containing George w. Shaw, a
merchant Of Boston, his wife and son. Mr..
Shaw had both of his arms broken, and was
otherwise injured, from the effects Of which he
died this morning. His wife also had both OF
her arms broken and crushed, one of which il
vas found necessary to amputate this morning
at the shoulder. She is otherwise so seriously
Injured that she is not expected TO rec over
The boy singularly escaped injury altogether,
having been thrown by his father on a snow
hank at the moment the collision.
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Narigatiom Of The Chesapeake Resumed.

Nartgdtton q We CNes0peaEe Restnsed.s
The steamer Georgia, from Norfolk, arrived
at Annapolis on Tuesday. On her way up
she passed near Sharp's Island, and wen,
alongside Of the ship Flora Mcdonald, which
che supplied with provisions. As the officers
of the Georgia make no mention of apprehen-
distress on board of her, the presumption is
that there was no want of provisions.
The Georgia left Annapolis for Norfolk yes
terday at noon, and the Jewess was TO leave
Norfolk for Annapolis at the same time. Ii is
expected that their daily trips will be regular
hereafter.-Nat. Int.
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At a recent caucus of the Wing member.
Of the Legislature of Maine, and many othe
prominent Wings, held at Augusta, a resoIu
ton was passed in favor of General Scott fo
President. and james G.. Jones, of Tennes
see, for Vice President.
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Recorery of Bodies.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 2S.-The sinking of the
steamer Dewitt Clinton, by striking snag
eight miles below this city on Sunday, has
proved more disastrous than al first announced.
Thirty six bodies have already been recovered
from the wreck, and it is feared that still lar
ger number persisted.
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A workman engaged on a vessel lying al the
Foundry Wharf, ON Tuesday evening, fell from
her side into the river, breaking through the
ice. As he came up he was fortunately caught
and drawn from his periious situation. His
escape from drowning was very narrow one.
-dleE Gazette,
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.4rrirdL of the Sail Lgbe Mail

LOUISVILLE, january 28th.-Adyices from ST.
Louie state that the Salt Lake Mail has arrived at
Independence, having been delayed by frequent
snow storms, to the depth OF ten inches on the
plains. The news is unimportant
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NrAYLOR,s OMNIBUsEs win Gerry

NAYLOR'S ON n B u > IS VIII Gerry
IN you from almost any part Of the city in which
you may reside. to the Daguerrean Gallery OF
MINIS & WATSON, for 81 cents, and MINIS
very best style of the art for the very moderate
sum of 81 so, and from that up to Sl5,s according
to size Of picture and style of case frame, lockets
&C. in which you may have it placed. They aro
sure TO render you satisfaction tht never allow
YOU to take likeness from their Gallery unless
you arepeffec,ly pleased with the same. An equi-
vaent for the amount received is their motto. Re-
member, their Gaeriesmay be found at 35t Main
street, Richmond, and Sycamore street, Peters
burg Va. % u
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BY JAMES M. TAILOR.
rRUsTEE's SALE OF 4 HOUSE .

i LOT ON CLAY STREET AT the requesto Of
the beneficiary in deed of trust executed By u. g.
Gentry, and duly recorded In Henrico County
Court to secure q certain debt therein mentioned
shall, on THURSDAY, the 5th day Of February,
commencing at - o'clock in the afternoon, upon
the premises, sell the property described in said
deed, being lot of ground situated on Clay street
near its Western termination, fronting 80 feet on
Clay street, and running back $50 feet inches to
an alley Is feet wide, on which said lot stands a
frame house, recently built, containing about 6
rooms, with all necessary out houses, and at pre-
sent occupied by NJ. G. Gentry.
The title is believed to be unquestionable: bat
acting trustee, shah convey with the usual
warranty.
The terms, which will be in accordance with the
deed will be made known on the day of sale.
ja20 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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ny WELLINGTON EODDIN.

VERY VALUABLE BOIHOING LOTS
v ON SIXTH AND CLAY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold, on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, the I'd day of February, 1852, upon
the premises, commencing at o'clock, so feet of
ground the West line Of Sixth street, adjoining
the residence of Mr.. Robert A. Payne, running
back 1870 feet Also about 20 feet of ground front
ing on the North line of Clay street. between Fifth
and Sixth streets, running back about so feet.
TKRMs-5 cash, balance st 4 and months, for
negotiable notes. interest added, secured by trust
deed, or title retained. w GODDIN,
ia II Auct
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Disaster 70 Il RnLtinnrn IasseL

BosToN, January 28-The schr. General Irwin
from Baltimore tor Washington, N. C.. was fallen il
with, Oh the 2ith instant with three feet water il
her hold. Captain Risbo and the crew were rescued
and arrived in Ibis city to-day, ii kaTing been neces
say - abandon he vessel
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BY ALEX. MOTT e CO.
CHE TEL H0USEHNLD FIR

VI TURE, AT AUcTION.--Onn next FRlDAY ,the
30th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we shall pro-
coed to SELL at public auction, at the residence of
Mr.. George L. Betty. on Franklin street, doors
below Trinity Church, who is declining housekeep-
ing, all his Household and Kitchen Furniture con-
sisting, in part, as follows:
Mahogany Wardrobes aud China Press,
g Sofas, Wash stands,
Dining and Tea Tables,
Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
Three Carpets and Floor Oil Cloth,
China and Glass Ware,
livery excellent Piano,
l large Cooking Stove,
Together with large collection of Kitchen Fur.
niture, &c.
Immediately after the sale of Furniture, we wiz
rent at auction the house, from the day Of sale to
the LIST of next September.
;a27 ALEX. MOTT g. co, Auctrs
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Il .Stnbhir p (ase

LOUISVILLE, January 28ih.-A personal alterca.
ton between II c. CARRIER, Esq editor of the Mad.
1901 Courier, and Hamilton Hibbs, carpen ter,
took place to day at Madison, Indiana and result.
ed IN The latter stabbng the former with chsel in
the abdomen GaIber Ia not expected to survive.
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u SSterR Na0{8dtoN-.SbOck Of an Earthquake.
LOUISVILLE. January 27th.-The weather is
more mud, though the river IS still frozen over 1t
VIII probably be a week or ten days before naviga.
ton IS resumed slight shock Of an earthquake
was felt here YESTERDAY
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Ncauu fasMrancs LQsses.

BosroN, January 23-By the destruction of the
steamer George Washington, on the Mississippi NV
e-, tue insurance Offices here lose $50 LOCO as fol
lows: City Mutual S25600; New England, SIS,
coo; Alliance, $4,000; Comma rcal, $4,000
EQUITABLE $500
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n LAKGE COLLECTION OF HAND.
n SOME FURNITURE, AT AUCTION-Will be
sold, ON MONDAY, the end day of February, at 10
o'clock, at the residence of James H. Gray, on the
corner OF Franklin and End streets, his Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the usual va
liety, and nearly new.
TERMs-Sums over $50, months credit; under
SO, cash. Credit payments secured by negotiable
paper, satisfactorily endorsed.
ja27tds w. GODDIN
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The Hon. William A. Harris, late Char c
d'Afaires to Buenos Ayres, has arrived in
Washing ton, and taken apartments at G ads
bY's Hotel.
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hgyipe Disaster

B55ToN, January 2S.-The ship ST Louis. from
Liverpool Ton Philadelphia arrived here in distress
On the 25d Of December she shipped sea, carrying
She leak. hailu
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John Hay, Esq, Clerk OF Clarke county,
Va, ever since lis formation, died Oh Saturday
last aged II years.
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REMEDIES for COUGHS,

to be had al BENNETT & BEERS Drug
House, No. l25 Main street.
Rashion, Clark & Co.'S Genuine Cod Liver Oil
Ayers Cherry Pectorai
Wistal's Balsam Wild Cherry
Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir
Dr.Rose's Cough syrup and Expectorant
Jayne's Expectorant
Mrs G rdner's and Norvilps Liverwort
Wstars Cough Lozencss and Candy
For sale on low terms by the gross dozen or leas.
ia %
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4 tONSTABLE,S SALE Win be sold at
~ the brick yard of ]. B. Lipscomb, on SATuR r..
DAY, the Gath day of January, 1854, one kiln OF
BRICKS, to sstsfy distress warrantin my hands
in favor of Stearns g. Brummel. for two hundred
and fifty dollars, against said j. Lipscomb.
BEVERLY BLAIR, Ii. C. c, r.
The above sale has been postponed until SAT.
URDAY, the 3lst day of January. 1852, at 10
o'clock. b. BLAIR, u. Y. Y. ~.
Ia 26-eo3t
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M ANTED.-An Irish woman, possessing good
w recommendation 10 do the work Of asmall
family. Apply at this Office ia 29-3t+
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NOTICE.-AlI persons having claims against
" me, either by note, open account, as IN
dorser, will please present the same forthwith and
all indebted to me will oblige by settling their
dues without delay.
ia 29-3t JAMES r. SUTTON Jr
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA,
CERTAINLY CURED By THE
INDIAN PANACEA.

Nerly discorsyed By DR.. MiaRock.
yT1HIS mixture most effectaaliy cures the sbova
i complaints, and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with u1rivaled success.
The remedy ispow prepared and for sale BY K.
NJ Warrington, gent. over ]. B. StegaPs Store No.
10 Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy, and can tes-
lily to its great utility in the above complaints.
Mrs Hutcherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. ksrby, MI
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Durfey, J. b stegan
r. NJ HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States.
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GINA MANUFACTUREs.-T
' public is informed that the undersigned have
no caInexion with any commission house in this
city for the sa e of Iron and Steel manufactured
at their works.
Blacksmiths and artifcers using Bar Band
Hoop, Horse Shoe or Nut Iron, may rely upon pro.
curing, at works, articles in their line of the
best quality and at satisfactory rates
Wrought work of every crip,ion-including
Spikes, Bolts Plates, Nuts, Washers, Sc. &c, fur
nished at short notice end at the lowest prices.
ia 20-d&wm TOMPKINS a. GWYNN
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NOTICE.-The creditors OF Rankin g. Whit.
~ lock are notified that the desd OF trust from
r g. w to the undersigned, will remain open LOT
SIGNATURES at the Clerks Office OF the County Court
of Heprico till the It'll February next Creditors
Who may desire to participate in the dement's OIL
said deed and required to sign the same before the
day named above, and thereby, BY its provisions,
release r. & w.
la l9-l0t A. l. ROfSTER, Iru1see,
IJICIiMOND FEAlALE SEMINARY,
IL IlrH STREET, IN REAR OF SYCAMORE
CHURCH,. r. FINCH, PRrNcrPAL--inte
Principal of Wesleyan Female institutes
staunfon.-The new apartments of this fnstitu.
Jon viii be readyto receive pupils the LIST October
rhesame Thorough discipline and iaborious appnea-
ion viii be maintained, have ieretofore charac.
.erixed the exercises o. this School.
Patrons entrusting their children TO the care OF
The Principal may rely on every attention and pains
being taken to secure an intellectual development
commensurate with their solcitade, and the inter.
.sts Of the pupils.
department..
Application should be made from a. NJ, TO Z
Pm.
ET- Entrance from 18th street. and from 18th
street. rear OF Baptist Church. se ll-s
10 EYERE HOUSE, lorner Of Franklin
III and Third streets.-Mrs. Cardozo has .
suit OF roorns which win be vacated to-day. and
which aha would be pleased to have allied, either
by gentlemen or families. j. 8-co5t :.
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THE FINEST CHEWING TOBACCO.
L DR.. Saunders celebrated Lynchburg Chewing
Tobacco, warranted superior 70 any in the city,
bacco, and recommend il as something extra. Also,
fine Cigars, Principe and Havana, of best and me-
dunn qualities, at low prices at
ia % BENNETT H. BEERS, Druggists,
An sILK.-White, green and yellow Oil
" silk, Of superior qualify for sale b.
ja2e o. A. STREckER.
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BY JAMES n. T1YLOR.

EUUM MILCA COWS FOR SALE Al
=. y AZ be sold. ON THURSDAY next,
me 1sn instant commencing at IL O'Clock, at the
Main and Cary streets, four valuable fresh Mich
Cows, with Calves at their sides. These Cows have
been raised near the city, are fine Mixers. ana Az,
sold because the owner wishes to reduce his stock
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
II The above sale Is unavoidably postponed IN
THIS MORNING at l0o'clock,
ia 80 JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

" ~ HEMRlcO COUNT, woN The OLD
JUaEP1Ak, ABOUT NME NILES RnOM RICH
MOND-By virtue Of . deed e thrust cxecufea on
the 1stday Of July, 1850, BY Eras't Posiswir md
wife 90 the subscriber, duly recorded In Hsnrico
County Court shalh trustee, proceed TO sell q
public auction upon the psemisoss on SATURDAY,
me TN day Of February 18S2, af IL o'clock, the
resl estate conveyed thereby, consising Of ninety
acres, more or les, being the property formerly
owned ~ Mrs Mary Lawther. Terms cash. The
nfis y believed to be perfect
u 2-dtdss DAVID z. LACY, Trustee
sAHFuLTEPEC, the residence Of n. 2.
~ sutton, In the county Of Henrieo, near Rich
nond, situated between Main and Cary streets.
VIII be sold to the highest bidder. on THURSDAY,
the 5th of February, is5s a. O'Clock, on the pre-.
misses, by the trustee, John L. Marye Upon large
portion OF the amount Of the purchase : cyedit II
three or five years win be given the purchaser
giving bonds with good security for the deferred
payments. ia 20-dtds !
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FOR RENT.-Store No. i3i, opposite Messrs
l. Adie'& Gray's Drug Store Possession given
LIST February. Enquire on the premises.
ia 27-lY
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NEGRO HIRING.-The subscribers again
L offer their services to their friends and the
pubic to hire out their Negroes for the ensuing
year They will use their best endeavors to get
good homes and good price Persons having ne.
groes to hire out, should send them in tous Nv the
nrst day OF january, that we may be able to get
them good homes. EB& G r HILL
Corner of Franklin and Wall streets.
de a--dHctlF
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THE LATEST NEWS.

THE NORTHERN MAIL.
The cars arrived last night at a few minutes
cast nine, bringing Washing,on and Baltimore
papers of yesterday.
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II in Monroe Ward having children undor their
control which they unable to educate, will
please send in their Names residence and number
OF children to Capt. Dmmock, if residing South
of the centre of Main street-to F. Bransford ESQ.,,
If between the centres of Main and Clay streets
and TO VIII am Evans, Esq, if North of the centre
of Clay street. whe will assign such children to
schools free of charge.
1t is earnestly requested by these gentlemen that
this notice be attended to possible.
la 29-6t
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RICHMOND STOVE ,yORKs.

THESE works are located in rhe immediate
vicinity of the Tredegar lion Works, and
are now in blast The princis al business of this
establishment win consist in manufacturing the
best improved Alright and Premium Cooking
Stoves, parlor, Office, and factory heating Stoves,
Fronts, Crates and Tenders, and the most useful
kinds of Hollow Ware.
The attention of dealers is particularly request.
ed to the above articles, they will be exclusively
adapted to their trade and we pledge ourselves to
furnish them of as good quality, and at as fair
prices as they be procured from the North.
In addition TO the above, we will execute orders
for plain and ornamental Fencing for dwellings
and graves; do. Balustrades; slso, Cornice and
Capitols in architecture and fox almost any style
of light and fancy Castings.
ia 29-lmd&w* BOWERS g. SNYDER.
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CUP. WHITE AND DRAB BUCKSKIN
- GLOVES MEMS and Women's Paris Kid do
Lined Rerlin and Cashmere do; for sale lew, by the
subscribers
THos. & CHARLES ELLIS e. CO,
ia 12-3w No. 100 Main street
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WOOD. WOOD!!-The subscriber has ia
w ken yard at the Richmond and Danvlle
Railroad Depot. where he has on hand, and
will be constantly receiving, large quantity of
Persons leaving orders at Mr. L. P. Ellis Grocery,
ON Broad street. Shockoe Hill, or at the Depot will
be furnished Immediately.
ia 20-3m THOMAS FOSTER
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OEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the Office of the City Gas Works, to furnish Re-
torts' Lamp Posts, and other cas,ings-heproposals
to be opened the 9th day of February next.
Specifications will be furnished on application at
the office of the Superintendent of the City Gas
Works
By order of the Chairman of the Committee on
Light. ia 29-6ll d. DENOON, Clerk.
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nfEKCOATs, BLANKETS, Nc.-Lon.
~ don Dutfii Oyercoats for drivers; rwilled. Duf
III aud Bed Blankets Fiannels; Plaid ard Plain Lin
seys; for sale at low prices, by the subscribers.
THOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS & co,
ia la-3w lOS Main street
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NIAGAziNEs, PAPEK,. HO0Ks. 8 {,

A'A Just received al 1904 Broad street
Graham's Magazine for February. This number
is the best ever published, containing six splendid
engrsvings, and !l2 pages of choice reading mat
ter. Subscriptions received at this Office Price
s. per year, % CENTS single copies.
Sa1tain's unioa Magazine for February also re-
celved. This number is superb one, richly en-
belished and filed with choice articles of prose
and poetry by the best Of writers. 50 year, %
cents per number.
Godey's Lady's Book and Petersons Magazine
second supply of the February nu;nber received
70 cents per copy.
Home and Social Philosophy from Dickens
Household Words, being the first number Of Put
hams Semi-Monthy Library PIice 80 cents
Home and Its Influence Price so cents
My Friend Wfiggles, laughter-moying pano.
rama OF his fortunes and msfor.unes. Illustrated
with over two hundaed craving: OF most comic
catastFophes and side-splitting merrment Price
% cents
Lantern No 3. by Diosenes, Jr. e. cents
Flag OF our Union, Waverley. Courier, Museum,
Post, g.. Tar the 9th All for sale, wholesale and
retail, at 1HO5. II GRES HAMS,
Opposite Broad Street Hotel
n The tomac river being now open, the
Daily and Weekly Papers will be received regu.
larry as neittHl"fe. j. 81
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I OVERING'S REFINED ) GAR -
IL Loaf, Crust ed anG Powdered, for sale by
ia ~ JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.