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LATE PUBLICATIONS,
ID EADARLR BOOKs.--New volutaes ol

ID EADARIsE BO0kS.--New volumes of
N Applcton's Popular Library of the beat su-
fhors, 2 vols, l6mo. fancy elota-prics 81
Recalleetions OF Journey Through Tartary,
Thibet aud China. during the years Is4a. 1s45 and
1876. by NJ Hue, Missionary Priest OF the Congre,
cation of ST Lazarus
This narrative, related with great interest and
simplicity, adding 10 our original stores of infor-
nation with the pquaney of an Arabian tale, Ia the
story of long journey ndcircnt of Chinese Tar
tary 10 the capital OF Thihet, with forced return
to the Chinese territory, performed by Roman
Catholic Missionary aud his assistant, Mr.. Gabet,
delegated, upon the breaking up OF the pekin mis-
sion, TO the exploration of what is rather hypo-
thelicslly called the Apostoical Vcariat of Magno
Tia. Ontheir route every where is novelty, danger
and excitement fresh scenery, fresh adventure
with religious rites and mar ners and customs now
for the first time, SO fully described, and which, 1t
may be remarked, at times appeal not merely to
our love ofintelligence but TO our love Of the mar
veous.
Says the Edinburgh Review: "A more interest
ing wellas divertng book has seldom been Issued
from the press. Its Information is conveyed in such
an inexhsustble strain of good humor and fun, as
amply to repay the pernsa of any class Of readers
In these points, NJ. Hue bears some resemblance TO
! his English namesake, Theodore, as we may almost
call him."
The London Daily News pronounces NJ Hue "A
most agreeable narrator. We give readers a
specimen oil this really charming book, though il is
one which most of our readers win be sure 10 pur-
chase, and treasure up for themselves. We could
fiji our columns with amusing extracts, but it s
best - serd our readers to the book itselt."
Essays from the London Times, a collection of
Historical and Personal Sketches, l vol, l6mo-50
cents.
The London Times is the daily epic Of the
world.'-Literary World.
The Yellow Plush Papers, by Thackeray, vol,
l6mo-50 cents
"Honest hearted, keen.sighted, plush -breeched
mes'-Courier and Enquirer.
The Maiden ana Married Lie of Mary Powell,
vol, l6mo-5u cents.
+" This is a charming buok."-C Christian Obser.
yer.
Home and Social Philosophy, or Chapters on
Every Day Topics. From Household Words. Ed.
tied by Charles Dickens. I2mo-25 cents
Whimsicalities. by Thomas Hood, with wood
cuts, 12mo-25 cents
Walks and Talks of an American Farmer in Eng.
land, by Frederick Olmstead, (orginal and copy
rightly with illustrations, l2mo-25 cents
The World Here and There, or Travellers Notes,
from Household Words, edited by Charles Dick.
ems
Hoods Own, with numerous comic Illustrations,
l2mo-25 cents. For sale by
NASH & WoODHOUSE,
APT Eagle SQUARE
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s4rsunY.,e = -. - E1 G0Mr rLAlNT,
yss.sS = ~ YTsGpSAs CHRONIC OR hER-
gr3alsli nh y =. \ 4; DISEASE OF
~ ~. niprE .un -,
3. di.sasss ss.s ar i.
Af Jrem e ofsor-
uer1 sxas a,''m e. or $40
,san @iss, T....saS saJl na g Gonsfspd.
Rlaadta -. us.y =, - aIsness, Or
uarS 49,. - 1isaa, Isso. ancsaIts ns 2t fAs $40.
E,aaI Eanasss' neas.olrn, - Disgaa for
sour Erastas;ons. S;as;s@ - - re ne.sa aoaaeh'
t1s p;, of "a $500 SS.asMg o. Elatferfng az
x;sJ o,J rI,Sss,ss. pSa'mnmas q he Head, ftssr.
Hears ChaE;ag ~ $500. r.atseran8 az he
,cbsn In = i.yn !, ,,s,..s. T,:S oeHsarsoms
s;aa Dassae sy.ae Ryssa,e Rm.Is DtMHsss % ~
E,rsr ood III, oijo.e Ss.. tae n1ghf,
Hsod D,sc;sn~. - asn p..s. 80 tAe
-. ags, ys,y ,,sney y feTsPs'
-. 81. osnsss IVY ra's
D., aa" - ,L Lyes'
S;Js
nal c1.s, y;,.bs L. S.,ss.
Daea' D o1Nss' ls"1s, w. 1aaen rt4snes q Hsdl
gj ~ ss O. HshSs oI
TmN s np n9ycTPt ~ ssr,s csn De et
ppATIlyp GEpu Az RIT.rrnS n,s CELE-
1a1 ~ NJ Ell IL n.,p , pisoasse Nj as. 81 ~ 1T.
z: =. NJ. Jackson, al ,he Gefman Medicine Store
i<y AtcT street ~, aueplia.
nhsf PoMe, over .le aooae u.seasss .s NOT eA-
~ e4o"cu,pJ aoy osno. 49, III 'ne
United states as the suras arrest IN many cases ar
tet - sAinu, puy sicials nao ,ae.. \,
hese pi'teis are woilns TUG al'enuon ,o. oi infa,
las Possessing great Viriues IN tne Isc'incauon OF
diseases OF tne Liver ana lesser gianus, exercising
Tue most searching po"ersin "eahhess anu anec-
uons OF the oigesuse organs 'ey are, "itnai. saIe
certain ana pleasans. t., mn ,ouy,ucrn
Nr.aDi AM :, De SoN siSGID.
Ghaiies hopinson, esq, Easton NO. In ietter
10 vi. !acsson, January =, Iooo' ssld5
MY wiie ana myseii nave received more dement,
Tom your medicine ihan any other we nave ever
taken ior .he dyspepsia ana Liver oisease
M
va, January ~, Ieou, sain-
Great Nlediclne."
we have uniformly reirained from recommends
ing TO the puphc any OF tne various ratent Med-
cines OF the day. unless tnorough'y convinced OF
their Vaiue among lnose we conslaer Wortny OF
notice is the German Bltters, invented 0y Dr Hoof
land, and prepared by Dr. jackson. IN Pnlisdeiphia
One instance In particular, 10 winch tne superior
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Rs It should be untversally knownr-fbE
it is strictly truethat indigesti0n Il the parent 0f
large proportion Of the fatal Diseases. Dymutefy,
diaTrhaa. cholera morbus, liver couplsint, and
many other diseases enumerated n the city io6pec-
tors weekly catalogue Of deaths, are ksucrsts1 By
Indigestion alone. Thinkof thst dyspsp&iesI fhipk
OF it all who suffer from dp0rdeTed stoUschs. and
If you are willing 10 be guided by advics. foNhded
upon experience, resort e once idon'k dcay day)
To Hoofand's German Bittefs, prepared by Or. C..
N. Jackson, which, as an Alternative, cun4fve, and
invigorant, stands alone and dnapprsached. GSos-
raj depot l20 Arch streets We have tried tnese
diseases specified above PAiisdslpbis CJy lhMG
an SIT - - IS E sEs @m
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

rIyHE SUBSCRIBER. at great cost, has fitted
L I'D this establishment in an entirely new style.
II is brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS
The old alleys sre taken up and new ones substtu
t,Ai. sad the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent.
Two DAYS in the wcek viii be set apart entirely 70
The benefit of
THE LADIES;
none of whom, however, viii be admitted unless &C
conpanied by gentleman.
The public are requested to call to-day and see
With their own eyes. 4. SMITH,
fa It's Proprietor.
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Ah 26-ts JOSEPH R. KEININGHAM
226 Broad street.
N0GGKTr & ANDERSON, UFH0L

1 ftVGGETr 81 ANDERSON. UPHOL-
~ STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Ger.
her oz Governor and Franklin streets, are
aoM receiving their Spring stock OF French and
snencan Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire
screens and Curtain Papers, making the
Fess 0id ln9st cofnpets assortment we have ever
had the pleasure to offer. large portion of the
aheF Qualities have Just been received from the best
,actofes In Franco and of the richest and most
soeHsaiai styles that are made. We have also on
mana een.ral assortna mt of Upholstering Mate
[,a.s, .nrsain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths India and
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and Shades. beat
CURED hair and shuck Mattresses, &C.. all of which
W. DC sold al email profit: and all work ia our
hne attsaded to puneeally, and faithfully executed
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COKE, WOOD AND COAL.-l'he subscn

COKE, WOOD AND COAL.-l'he subscn
u bers are now prepared to furnish their friends
and the public generally, with any quantity of
Coke OF Coal nn as reasonable terms as can be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes to this market, and can sell
cheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or
ders can be left at SIR l.. P. ELLIS Grocery, on
broad St Sbockoe Hill, or at their Office, on Pearl
street, opposite the Alhsn5ra Hotel. Those or ter
ing may rely upon getting their orders promptly
hcd. THOMAS FOSTER.
mn 5-dt21A
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sny TONS AMERICA rW I'D r.,
100 AND ENGLISH IRON.--An assorfment
: risinr nearly iii sizes hat, square, round,
s,vslr rail round. hoop band and aheet; 4 tons
plaurt, Iron, from 70 II inches vide; Plough
pisfss Nail Rods made Of swede and American
irnn ions American and Ergish Rlistereds Cast,
fsermen. Sheer and Spring Steel: kpcs sefHer.
sises. incuipg il by 90 bright and ieadcd fur roof
ing for sale by ..arn,,,rp i Sons
40 = =. 0guAgpk1 ~ S@AsSs
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Murder and Robbery by Chizian Coneiet.

Valparaiso papers to the 25th February con.
tain shocking intelligence from the Siraits of
Magellan. Near the close OF December .mu-
tiny occurred at the Chiian penal COLONY
planted at Fort Baines, and which, including
the garrison with the prisoners contained q
population of between six and seven hundred
persons, MUsoz GAMERo,ih Governor oftne
colony. escaped with his life, in company
with the priest and few more, to the other
side of the Straits. There they wandered
about tor.many days, living on shell-fsh and
suffering every hardship, but were at length
compelled by want 10 return TO the colony
Instead of being treated with compassion, they
met the most lDerciless cruelty, and the Gov.
ernor was murdered in q most brutal man
ner. hs sAS
Whilst the Governor was wandering in dis.
tress. the bafque Florida, an American ves-
sci, chartered by the Chilian Government, arr
rived at the colony and was Immediately
seized Her owner MIR. SHAW, of New Or
leans, who was on board, was shot without any
prosocatior, and the captain was spared only
that he might navigate the vessel. About the
same time British vessel, the Elizc Cornish,
anchored at the colony on her way from Val
paraiso for Eng land. having on board, besides
her cargo, nearly hundred thousand dollars
in treasure. She too was seized and pillaged,
and the captain, the mate, and owners son
were shot, having first tbeen puf in irons. Alter
the Governor returned, and had been murdered
these miscreauts set sail from the colony, hay.
ing put to death during the lnutiny some twelve
or fifteen persons. sA
The news of these ounnges having reached
Valparaiso, The British Admiral dispatched a
war steamer, the Rirago. and the frigate
Iketis, to capture the mutineers, all OF whom
are now in the hands of the British OF Chi
lian authorities.
1t is stated that the rebels, as soon as they
had embarked on board the ships seized by
them at the colony, discovered that the leader
Cambiaso, had conuiyed plan Of getting rid
OF the greater part of them, for the purpose
Of having fewer persons among whom 10 di-
vide the plunder. They accordingly were re-
solved to be beforehand with the chiefs of the
piratical party, and formed q conspiracy 10
seize them as soon as they should leave the
Straits on their way TO Montevideo. The plot
of Canabiaso was 10 induce great portion Of
the parry 10 embark in boat under soma pre-
text, and then 70 sink the boat. More than
forty persons had embarked in The boaf, but,
the design being suspected, the b.at was
searched and the suspicion was conhimed.--
This produced reaction; o counter conspfra-
CIV was formed; and, under the lead OF tiIe
pilot Of the Florida and sergeant of the
ifoops who he'd been stationed at the straits,
the exnloit proceeded. Cainbiaso was leit IN
chains al Chloe. Gold dust of the value Of
475.O0O was discovered, il being the greater
part b! that which the rebels found on board
ihe British brig Eliza Cornish. There was
also recovered 5000 hard dollars, and $50 sOe0
in silver bars.
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" sHUMAN. an old Philosopher Swede by
L birth takes great pleasure IN offering his ser
vices to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity in
Astyclogy. Physiognony, andSigns, and gives true,
correct and satisfactory information, having made
preGie;i DDS to Napoleon in 1872 previous to his
downfall in Moscow. Ha can be consulted in mat
ters Of Love- Marriage and of the future events of
life. Mr. S. has travelled through the greater part
Of the world. during the last forty years, and ali
this time has endesvofed TO enlarge his knowledge
by all things he ever heard or saw. He takes plea
assure the public he willing give the
oessary information to all who will favor him with
call.
TRRMs--Ladies 25 cents; for reading the planet
In fa'l, 80 cents Gentlemen 80 cents for reading
tne planet in frhl, 81.
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
cali
Nativiies calculated according 20 Geomancy for
ladies' 81 in nfdll 50; Gentlameu 50, in full, So.
Bis Office is on 18th street, between Main and
Cary Streets second house from Main street OF
hoe hours from o'.ock in the morningtil o'clock
In the evening mn 27-om*
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MAGNIFICENT DKEss GOODS At

MAGNiFiCbNT DRESS GOODS AT
"a. 1 VERY Low PRiCES.-HEADQUART
roh bhh6 fas No. ls3 BROAD STREET We
respectfully call the attention of the ladies TO our
arg n.g and handsams assortment OF Dress Goods,
nioeohs MI, Collars. Parasols and which through pc
sslar advantages IN purchasing. We viii sell cheap
teo matter how cheap The same are selling else
10 70 she city 10 Linen Hdkts., Ribbons Kid Gloves,
cs4sfy and In fact in every thing else, our prices
Seso low, that every body who have seen and
s.oaght y. Of the astonished, and pleased st
s1e ~ sane time TO haye found out the cheapest Dry
eeods store in Richmond.
MiLLHIsER e BROTHER.
Mh 80 1873 Broad street
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LEEcHES! LEECHES!!

FNHE StBStRI BER, thsbkIuI Tor the pat
Il ronase extended TO him for the past twenty
rears in his profession, would respectfully inform
ii. friends that all orders for him will be promptly
attended 10 if left at the store of MARTIN IL TUR-
PIN. On Main street. between 7th and slh streets,
or at his residence, Legh street, between End and
Sra streets.
On hand, prime lot OF Swedish Leeches.
EDWARD F. MARTIN,
- ha-1r,s I.eecber and Gunner
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nENICUTlsED SMOKING T0BAC.
u CO.-Great Desid erafum for Smak.

D CU.-Great Desfderatum for Sm0k-
ers.-The undersigned offer to the consumers of
Smoking Tobacco, an article which has been pro.
noanced by all who have tested il. superior to any
preparation of the weed for smoking purposes
which has yet been offered TO the public. The Pc
Guitar advantage of the article which they offer, is
his in all tobacco there is concrete oil, Nicotine
one OF its active principles, and which is eminenty
poisonous The efects-of this principle are Gisa-
greeaby felt, more or less, upon the nerves and
stomach, by all smokers, The Tobacco offered by
the undersigned has been entirely deprived of its
poisonous properties, whilst, at the same time it
retains all lis frag rant and aromatic qualities. So
mild and pleasant has it been rendered that persons
Of weak nerves can use il without Inconvenience -
that strong and pungent odor so perceptble and
offensive in close rooms.
CHARLES SCHUMANN g. co.
E@ The above article can be found in any guam
hty ct BENNETT & BEERS, Druggist, l25 Main
st., agents for the manufacturers.
NH 27-3md
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E@ WONDERFUL Cure Of HercaItary
Scr0fula by Hampfon,e Vegetable Tine.
ture.-This certificate is from the pen Of 9 gentle
man whose name appears on the lournalm Con
gress, one who is extensively and ayarably known:
alt affords me pleasure to state that DR.. Jesse
Hamptons Iincture has effected moss extrsnrdi-
nary cure of my slave boy Albert. The patient
was three years old, and had the Scrofula hfs f.
ther was scrotalous.1 The boy was moving mss
OF sores from head to foot-the upper Iids Of the
ewes were much swollen, and turned inside ont,
exhibiting horrible msttering ulcers that protrudod
over the eye.bslls as to produce blindness. Itis
strange, yet true, this child that felt rcsgne 70
see die as relief from su1erng has been restored
to health under the treatment OF DIR. Hamptos.
w. P. THOMASSON,
Louisville, March 20, 1851
Cab on O. A. STRECKER and get pasnphlets
NH 2-s -
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4 warrr pARrxIpeK.--A gentleman n Hope
well township, York county, Pa. trapped = siew
nnonths ago, . partridge tbat waa psrfecty white,
with all the other marks peculiar % the rsce The
Yosk Prsss says il has been purchased - genEe'
man OF Baltimore.
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VTENTILATION.-F sale nv I W RA

VENTILATION.-Fo sale by w RAN.
DOLPH,
Floral Offering: token of affection and esteem
by II Dumont, eolored pates-Sl,25
Aliens Rural Agriculture-Sl 25
A Wheat Sheaf, Gathered from our own Fields,
by + C Woodward a. T s Arthur
Judson and his Labors, by Rev D Gillette
81 cts
Plato: his Life. Works, Opinions, and Influence
by E Bond DD-37 cts
An Alphabet OF Birds, comprising descriptions of
their appearance and habits-25 cts
Kossuth, or Washington or the New Doctrine
oe Intervention, by A Boardman, D D-25 cts
Toe Ladies Oracle: elegant pastime for So
cisd parties, and the family circle, by Fl Dumont-
81 90
Ellen's Birth Day, and other Stories-25 cts
Uses and abuses Of Air, with remarks on the
Ventilation of Houses, by J H Ginscom, M D.
plates 81 oo ape
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~ bEvEaLY hicks, Esq, OF Lafayette SEM
nary, writes from which we extract 81 have used
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture for severe atack
OF chronic inhamnatory sore eyes nd great dehih
ty, with great benefit to my general health This
Tincture has had a most happy eject in regulating
and bringing to action torpid liver, and removing
pains OF the hips and loins" Hon. b. Clay and
others bear testimony to the high character Of Mr.
Hicks. ~ s sg
Extract of Letter from Thomas H. Scott, Esq.,
of Kentucky: /" | had two co!ored children much
affected VITA sore eyes-I thought it q scfofalous
affection. got a bottle OF hampton's Vegetable
Tincture, which gave them great relief and before
wel.n
hundreds of our own citizens bear the same tes-
timoDy. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Cough, General
Weakness, all throat and other diseases arising
from impure blood are cured by it. Call and get .
pamphlets gratis. and read history of It.
see. advertisements today. For sale by o-sA.
STRECKER. Main street. apI-dn
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Dry GOODS, CHEAP FOR UAeH.

nRI GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
- w BoUTWRlGHT, Jr, has received his supply
OF Dry G'sds for the spring trade to which he in
Yltes the ,ten,ion of his Customers and all in want
o. Tich Paris Bsreges, Barege de LANES Mouslanes
hld GloVes, white and colored; sup. twisted Silk
Mite, Prints, Of all descriptions Domestic Goods
OF all kinds; together with full assortment of
housekeeping Goods Of every description, all of
which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
w. BOOTWRIGHsr, Jr.. Nc. 265,
mn 25-lm Cor Broad end lat streets.
EosEfH Ii. .kEiNiNGHAM is pTeparedto
- execute orders in every department Of Book
bndlag and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
peEs and binding materials are of the best quality
ana ne hatters himself that his long experience in
III. business entities hirn to speak with come conf
dehce as 10 the good character of his work. Mer-
caant Clerks Of Court and others can be supplied
"tn books of any pattern AID style at short notice,
sn1 On strictly moderate ternas. Orders may be
ieH al bis store, or at the Bindery OF Brown &
helhngham. over the Printing Office Of Colin Il
Co opposite the American Hotel.
nh 26-ts JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM.
226 Hroad
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DUBElSHED. and for sale this day. by
n THOMAS h. GRESHAM, l09k Broad street,
Florence. or the Fatal Vow, by Eliza Dupuy
author OF 'The Conspirator,' &c-price 25c
Bin Deadeye and the Anaconda: yarns of the sea,
by Hawser Marhngaie-price 25c
Hunts Merchants Magazine for April
App!eton's Mechanics Magazine forApril :
Knickerbocker Magazine TOR pril
International Magazine for April
Harpef's Magazine for April
Madallne. by Julia akaganaugh-paper so cts; mus
lin a5c
Home Narratives by Charles Dickens, being No 6
The latest Boston, New York and Philadelphia
Papers always en hand
Lady Felicia, by Cockton-50c
Swamp Steed, or Marion-50c
Seven Brothers of Wyomng-25c
Poor Jack, by Marrystt-50c
Count Monte Lsone-50c
Crimora, or Loves Cross-62c
We hsve always on hand large assortment of
Blank Books, Stationery, Engrayings, &C., at whole
sale and retail. Country dealers supplied on rea
sonahle terms by TH0S Il. GRESHAM,
ape Opposits Broad Street Hotel
NEW MUsIC.-Just received py HARROLD
d MURRAY, Broad street,
Willie, nay Brave, song by Foster-25c
Down Below, Ethiopian, song by Hewitt Csc
I've Home in the Valley, song oy S. Clover
25c
The Forest Burial, Poetry by Dyer Csc
Farewell, my Lilly Dear, very pretty) 5. C. F.
Csc
Wait for Wagon. Goth suuply.) KnawH-asc
Dreams of the Heart by Liniey-25c
Peasant Girls Waitzes, by D'Albert-50c
Virginia Goritza, eloth supply9 by Dotinger-
Students Polka, by Hewtt-25c
Buds and blossoms, {sacred melodies) by Grobe
-38c
Melodies of the People. (new variations on old
tunes) by Charles t1robe-3Sc
New Music received weekly fe Q6
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A LBATA PENS.-For sale at the Baptist Book
n Depository, square above the Banks, No 2o3
Main street, Schesngers Albata and Circular
Pointed Pens, which are the best now in use, with
out any exception. As far as have seen, these
Pens do not corrode as other Pens do by use. ANY
quantity for sale.
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
For sale, all the Publ cations of the American Sun
day School Union, American Tract Society, Ameri.
can Baptist Publication Society, and Southern Bap
tist Publication Society.
BAPTIST HYMN BOOKS.
Baptist Psalmody. of all sizes and qualities, by
B Manly. d D, and Rev Manly, Jr.
PsaIinist and Supplements, OF all sizes and quail
ties. by Richard Fuller and B Jeter. Virginia Sc
lection, by Eev. Andrew Broaddus.
lioeral deduction viii be made to persons buy
ing to sell again.
Also on hand, good assortmento OF School Books
and Stationery, which viii be sold cheap.
NH % CHAS WORTHAM, Depositary
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LIVES AND CAPERB.--Fresh, received
shdfor sale at JUAN PIZZfNI6,
spa Next door to the Exchange Bank.