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attention Of the ladies Is respectfully called
l. to extensive stock OF Dress Goods. com
prising goods from the lowest to the finest qualities
at unusually low prices. Also 10 the largest and
hand .omest assortment of ribbons, horences satns,
marcIines, bonnet and msntllla velvet kept in any
in the city and al less prices 90 drzen linen
cambria hdkis at rs per dozen, 100 dozen linen
towels at 81 per dozen; needle work goods of all
kinds in great variety; alpacas, mernoes and tdi
blue and yellow, very cheap; with confplste stock
Of Domestic Goods and Servants Wear, 10 which
a. ain respectfully CAL the attention Of purcha
scrs.
EY@ Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen
would do well TO give Us call.
MILLHISER & BRO,
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niSiDENO NOTiCE.-Otnce Va. F. q NJ
~ in. Co, Bichmord, lst Nov, l352.-The Board
OF Directors Of this institution have declared Sc
mi annual dividend of IA per cent. out of the
ings of the last six months 10 per cent. thereof
payable to the stockholders their legal agents on
after the 18th inst and four per cent thereof
be passed to thr contingent fund.
The transfer book will, as usual, be closed until
the 18th instant.
THOS NJ ALFRlEND,
no l-tAnl5 Secretary
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r oTs on UNION HILL FOR SALE.

As the agent and trustee of THos: II. BLA-
XIV I viii sell, privately in lots containing one
~ more acres each, to suit purchasers eign. or
. ., "c .ss of the land now owned and occupied by
70. - RIskev. These lots b. autifully situa.
I'd IN Union fill, fronting on the road leading to
p,sssv's Mil about q mile and halt only from
the old market
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore,or
to the subscriber at nis once NO; IL nam street,
nm s,sirs. over Messrs Sn.on Co.
W Nstswts IR. WATKINS
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A FEMALE VorER.-The police returns from
the Nineteenth waid of New York, say that
a woman, dressed in mems clothes!atiempted
to vote in the Fourth District 10 that city,
on Tuesday, but the inspectors, much TO her
disappointment rejected her vote. Ii Is said
that she was going 70 vote the democratic
ticket
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The Electro Magnetic Telegraph Co, will
soon be extended from New Orleans, through
Louisiana TO Houston and Galveston, in Tex
as, along the Opeiousas Railroad; and once at
Houston, it will be soeedily extended TO San
Antonio and other important business localir
ties in WesIern Texas.
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INNING ROOM AND OFFICE CAkPETo-
~ Just received OF direct Importation one thou
sand yards Dutch Carpeting, of pretty patterns
suitable Tor dining and Offices 50 pieces oln.
er styles low priced carpets varying in price from
% to 70c per yard. Also several new patterns ia
p estry, Brussels and velvet d., rich Mosaic rugs
very beautiful, low priced rugs and door mats plain
and twled VeHitan stair carpets, superior Brussels
70, together with full rtment OF extra and i'm
peia threeply and ing. ain carpets, at our carpet
ware-rOoms, 90 Main street
n02 CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP.
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Mr.. WEBsTER's WILL.-The Worcester
Egis has the following additional particulars
relative to Mr.. Webster's will
Mr.. Webster secured by his will FIVE hus-
dred dollan annually to Mrs. Webster, in ad-
d,ion TO which she is to receive the annual
income Of twenty-five hundred dollars or more
that being the interest of the principal san
raised some years since by Mr.. Webster's
friends. The incumbrance on his Marsh
field property is 81 500. The property is to
be held by the trustees for the benefit Of his
family,
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THE Mint The following is statement
Of the coinage Of the United States mint at
Philadelphia, for October Total amount Of
pieces 3.637 GA, valued at 35S7, 1872 Co.,
Gold deposi,s, $4,743,5S4, silver $34 500.
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NTEW BOOks, just -viiiag

NTEW BOOkS, just PnbIlshed.-FIIlage
~ Liz. in Egypt, BY bayle st. John: author OF
Adventures in the Libysn Desert" 1.-TWO Years
Residence in Levantine Family.
This book will be welcome as presenting q dif
erent picture of Egs pt from the usually painted
by travellers in that region. The life Of the lower
class Of PEI pie is here most graphically depicted
and Eastern stories and anecdotes illustrative OF the
condition of the country population are given.
Pai:ssy, the Potter, vols-clo.h u -
The Life of Bernard Palissy OF Ssintes, his lahore
and discoveries 10 art and science, with an outline
Of bis philosophical doctrines and illustrative selec
ions from his works by Henry Morley, author oi
~How TO make Home Unhealthy" &c.
For sale al MOkklS Bookstore.
no4
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A Methodist preacher near Ba,esvills, Va.
saws his circuit this year includes "Bunkum
Township" "califoraia Settlement" Devils
Fork" and "Hell's Gate"
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Ifbreviiy be the soul Of vii, the editor OF the
Missouri Clarion must be one Of the funniest
fellows 10 this country. He measures four
feet three inches with both boots ON.
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Waterman Miss Maria Young Miss Mary
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

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.rtlett Alley Leouidas s 2
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II Butler Rev John N
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lvii Blair l.
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cis R Blake Mathew
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IN Blunt William
hu II Bailey William
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ch e Carter John
Carson John
Casey Luke
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IobnI Chapman Master VIM c
mes II Cauoeia "hi'an
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nes Paqundur William
Fox William F
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Field VIM Z
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Garwood Capt SamIA
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A SMART DRFEREscE.--In the year 1877,
Matthias Denny purchased the GAO acres Of
land, embracing nearly all the present site Of
Cincinnati, for forty-nine dollars! Nov,
scarcely solitary from, loot of any lot on that
ground can be purchased for that sum.
Cincinnati; Times.
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An India rubber omnibus is about being in
vented, which ~hen Jam full. win hold = css-
pie more.
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hAY.-2u bales, Just received and ior sale iron
IL schr Sarah Eneas: 81
oe3a n RANKIN.
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A LII Physicians agree that Large and frequent
IL doses OF nauseous alcoholic compounds taken
into the stom ach from time to time, must have a
tendency destroy the heathful tone of that vital
organ OF the human svstem," and it is well known
to all the medical profession that the active prci.
pie of gallon of liquid medicine can be placed in
teaspoon; why then the use Of giving large and
nauseous draughts The erroneous idea that ''the
more nauseous the medicine the more potent its ef
fects," is discarded by all Ca did reasoners,
and i, is indisputably proved beyond doubt that
BRYANS PULMOElC WATERS, a medicine Ct
the mos: agreeable and pslataoe nature, is the
et1ectual remedy tor Coughs, Cods, and their con.
sequences They invariably give relief in ten min.
utes and pleasant TO the taste that any child
will take them.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
no4 GAYkOR e. WOOD. Druggists
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NECOND SUPPLY OF DRESS GUUDS,
~ November g. 1851 have just received from
the North, by the steamer Roanoke, my second
supply Of Ladies Dress Goods, which, having pur-
chased tor cash. can offer the ladies' great bsl-
gains. All wool French meuslin deaines, rich
sty es deaine good quality for 20 TO 25c; silk vel
30 inches wide tor vsites, very cheap; French
English and American merinoes; rich brocade silks
from to 81 per yard nlain and changeable silks,
splendid black 81 ks, large assortment of silk WIS.,
ises, very cheap splendid assortment Of Grape
shawls at So to e50 good quality meuslin deiaines
at 10 and l2c; linen cambria hdfs at 64c; French
worked collars at 64c; rich French embroidered
hdkfs collars and sleeves good quality fast colored
prints at 81 to l2Ac; white, red, blue and yellow
tlanncls, bed blankets, Marseies quilts, IL sheet
ing pure Irish nens cloths, csssimers and vestne
long shaWls: large assortment C1 negro clothing,
such as ke1seys, cassinets, linseys blankee, DC =
All in want Of good goods for a little money have
only TO call at JACOB A. LEyf'S
no3 Cheap cash stores. Is and 50 Main st.
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A FARM FOR SALE.-We offer Tor sale a
IL Farm in Charles City county, ot excellent oua
hty, containing 60 &C and lying within tive mics
Of James River. CT this little Farm about 30 ACRES
cleared. The improvements are a dwelling
with store house attached, and the usual out
houses. l,is easy of eccess-lying immed,atelv ON
the Charles City court house road and is near
steam saw mill on the adjoining tract This pro.
perty may be had for six hundred dollars. in easv
payments, or would be exchanged for city property
TOLER d COOK
&C - General Agents
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Tfikl EtbNfH.-

&TIE THkl CUAfH.-ne are stAl re-
~ carving new supplies OF Business and Ovet
Goals; PaLts and Eesss 10 suit the advancing sea
son, and now r4tter ourselves that we Can Supply
tlose in want with a better eaunent At less price,
"a any establishment in the place.
HENRY SHAFER & CO.
No I03 Main street, corner l4th.
P. S.-We haze received another lot OF those su
parb Hunting Coats, to which would cal the at
t-Hr(On of all who not vet supplied 20
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NUTICE.-The public are here
zE..ssfz=.,=aSo E.sfsaz.,aS by informed that the steamboat
AUuUoIA viii be taken of the route via Port Wal
tEal, betw cen Richmond and Norfolk, on Monday,
lst November, for the purpose of undergoing re-
pairs and being fitted for the winter. Due notice
will be given when ready to resume her place on the
tine again. THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Once r. & P R. e. Co., Oct. .7th, 1852
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A LII III ~ ATER from the kockbridge Alum
~ Sprlu g5-Bennett & Beers, Druggists, No. l25
hiain street, Richmond, Va, having been appointed
general agents for the sale OF Alum Water from the
Rockbridge Alum Springs, annouuceto all " ho have
been waiting, that supply is on the way fresh
from the springs, and will De ready for delivery in
few days
Arrangements have been made to keep us con-
stantly supplied with the water which will be re
celved direct from the springs every week, bar
res, halt barrcls, and five gallon demijohns, in the
highest state Of perfection and equally good as when
drank from the fountain head.
tY@ The cash must accompany all orders Ad-
dress BEHhETT IL BEERS,
no = Druggists, Richmond
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A1S1NcCh SdluG5 r.
Hopes John
Hott Joseph
Hsrgrove John D
Hargrove Or Johp T 2
Henshsw Elder
Hunt NJ
Irwin 7 hos
Joyne; W E
Jones A c
James Alex
Jaques B T
j. huson E J
kenedy Dennis
Kragel Fred
Kelly James B
Kennedy James
Leonard Charles
Leahy David
Lay field Howard
Little P
Lone z W
Lane Robt
Mosby AW
Moody Anderson
Minor Edward
Mallory Edward 7
Macmurdo Fl G
Messler Messrs Howell
Montague z B 2
Miles Jerry
Minson Fred'k B
McKenza Daniel w
McGsughrs Dennis
McNaughtOQ ID w
Mccullough James w
McEvoy Jno
McCartey Jno
Naumaun Mr
No,en Andrew
Nichols Beckett
! Neyins Charles
Newman George G
| Osborn Albert w
Oliver Ellis
| Powell Edward
Pegg Edward 2
Petit Joseph T
Perks J D 2
Pendleton Jno B
| Powers James F
| Preston James T
| Pierce J N 2
! Q1arles DIR Charles
Roster z w
Ruff Herrn
Reynolds Jno
Robertson Jno
Rely Jno
Rupert Christian
Rose Juo Il
Simmons w c
| Schoolfeld VIM D
Sarles VIM Ii
Stebbins Sam Z
Sanders Stephen D
Sharp K
| Sedewick r
scott Purnell J
| Sites DR. o
Smith Marshall
Shaw Messrs McCloy
| Sullivan Martin
| Sevill Jonn
Saller John I
Smith VIM Fl
Scott James
Suscombe John
Shinick James
Snead Joseph
Tucker VIM
Tarr VIM
Tn M VIM
Taylor VIM J
Tally RA
Tuck Rich M
Tobyn Robt
Thompson Moses
Turner Prot Lewis
Taylor James w
Taylor James P
Walden Z B
| Wyatt w C
Word Wilmot
Woodson VIM s
| Wilkinson v A
Ware Thos NJ
Woodward Thomas
Williams Richard A
Worrell Robt
Woodward Rich'd B
Wells Nicholas B
Wingfeld j
Williams James D
| Marlborough Tbos II .
! Initi
To the Most Exceller
| Chiefs of the Risil
| Friendship Lo
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ExPLosIoN.-The boiler OF a steam soap
mandatory in Camden, N. j., exploded on
Monday afternoon last with a terrible noise.
Several persons who were engaged in it at the
time of the explosion, made a very narrow es-
cape, but were nevertheless slightly injured.
A DIR. Livezey was, it is feared, mortally
wounded. Some parts of the boiler were
thrown distance of three hundred feet. The
cause of the explosion was in consequence OF
the water getting too low 10 the boiler.
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~
Harris T CG
Heffsrnan William
Hatche,t Rev VIM
= Howard VIM w
Hammond JohnL
Harvey VIM
/
Irving Psulus
J
Johnson John
Johnson r w
Jones 8 3
Jones Thos E
X
Kimbal James
Kelly Michael
Keeling Thos II
Kerry w L
L
Lacy Richard
Lilly Thomas
Lipscomb VIM C
Lipscomb w AZ
Lipscomb Martin C
NJ
Mitchell Jno R2
Morris Jordon
Morris James 7 Jr
Meyer Louis
Morgan Thos
ell Marshall VIM
Miller VIM
Mann & Bro Messrs
Miller Jno w
Nc
Mcclure Michael N
McCarty Jno d
Mckinney Lather
V Mclaughlin Rev Mr.
McFrey w
McCready VIM
n
Newell Rev NJ B
Nelson K L
Newman s
Nicholson Thomas
Noel VIM F
d
ohesl Michael
p
Peck Jno w
Plantie Louis F
Pierce Larkin
Phillips Miles T
Perkins Robt L
Powell VIM B
Powell w w
Or
Robertson Lewis 2
Ryan Timothy
Roach Thomas
Reid VIM
Ramsey VIM P G
Rush VIM
Royster r B
=
Swank John
Sheet Henry
Sharp Henry w
Smith III
Snyder Charles
Swan G.
Sherer DR. GN FL
Spacht F F
Stedenfeld Franz
Skaggs E II
y Sorriiie Edwd s
Synco Edwd P
Sehuman & Co C
Scott Benz
swan Mr.
Sb l,onA
Seasa andraw
Strond Janoas
Sclater lanes
~
T,rre, Job,
T3wnleu J.nas
Tnrnin Iobp
Tavlor Edvd w
Taylor Edwd
Tesg Edwd
Tur1in Eliaba
Tanner Chas H
TylerAF
w
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IA in Richmond aud throughout the State can
y supplied from these works with
Premium ard Air-;!ght Cooking Stoves
A.rt.ht Goa. Franklin ana Wood Franklin Par
so- stoves
Factory, Store ard Counting Room Hesting
Stores
El:,d Box S.ovrs. &c, &C
A.sn-froIts and Crates, Tenders, lion Raiings,
IL. IN great variety
F4.u ard Oinaneuted House Castings made of
s4p-Ii. nalPriais ana ut tnis he'd wof kmanshlp
inc retail purchaser would do WEI 70 selec' our
: YES in preference - the mass OF Northern trash
win W. len the market Is flooded; some OF which
~. NOT sth:,1 a sinRIe winter without requiin /.
more repairs than the original cost Of the store.
oar Stores have been gotten up with psrticu-
~ .css-d 10 The S.uthcrn trade-teing made tuI
-. per cent heavier rhan those made 81 The North
-nt upei:or materials and warranted OF as good
w,IHLaaushjp
&rssrs hnsign II Sears, and D Yale, keep fun
z5sJrta"nt Of oLr Stoves, and they may also be
Gai igo0 Massrs Il Weller, F Hetfey, alain
st-'et Il : Cooper Cary street. and : Boxes,
if I'd street.
-, 9--4v BOWERS q SNYDER
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a tAaELLENT FARtI.-As we did rot
sell Mr Hundleys Farm publicly last Thurs.
day, we now offer it privately Itis in all respects
very desirable, being OF excellent quality, having
good improvements and good wafer, ard being
within tew minutes ride OF the city Itis the pur
pose OF Mr. Hundiey 10 remove 10 Richmond, and
therefore. bargain may be had, and satisfactory
time vii! be allowed to payments. or he would
exchange tor city property. The determination is
to SELL and persons wishing to purchase, are re-
minded to be in time. TOLER d COOK,
0c e General Agents
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aAAiLh LANE 40 bUCHA An IN
~ LESS THAN TWO DAYS, BY CENTRAL
RAILRUAD-ALSO DAILY BY NATURAL
BRIDGE TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Leave Richmond daily at ha.f pas, s, 81, 70 Staun
i5a by night; second day 10 Buchanan Oy s. P NJ.
On the return, Leave Buchanan al 3 clock A NJ,
arrive Richmond next day dinner, by half past
. CLOCK ? 81.
This makes daily line via Natural Bridge 70 the
White Sulphur Springs.
: are from Richmond 10 Buchanan s
30 do Richmond 70 White Sulphur, via
Natural Bridge. 12
au6 l.. Fl. GILL. Superintendent
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l'EOTHiNG: CLUrtIINGi or oUtE-
= RIOE CIT AND WORkMANSHI FALL
AID WINTER 5z-3-J. ID. GOODMAN, No
81 hGain street, opposite Eagle Square, Rich
nyud, Va, has now open his large, new Winter
stock q READY MADE CLOTHING, al OF which
vii he sold at the very lowest cash prices. He
spetJaly calls the attention Of purchasers 10 HE
lag and carefully selected assortment OF dress and
II z { oats, made OF black and fancy French and
spgEsh ciULis business aud over Goats, Of every
handsome style and material, which cannot De eur
Passed ior nea:ness oil workmanship and tit Pants
an: Vests in endless variety of styles, qualities,
ee1fs, cut and pr.ce boys' Clothing, consisting OF
'-ocA and Over Coats, hOund jackets, Pants, Vests
Furnishing G0Ods.-He has spared no pains
"a nsalng his etock OF Fancy Goods one Of the
-taes! cousisting oi black and fancy six aud Satin
1c"ris ana Crayats Ties and STOCKS; silk, plush
Aad tnerno Mu:iers Gloves, SUspenders, Hand
AaEchcis Shirts Collars. Socks me.lro aud silk
Gccr Shirts and Drawers, &c.
from HE very great facilities IN Purchasing and
manufacturing hs stock, be is oderns he greatest
-ar2alns. J. ID. GOODMAN,
&c y l34 Main street
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a 1UNFE-sIUN OF AN EION Buy, a
" new work, by Charles Rowcroft, Esq, com
pete In / vol-50c
Mems Wives by w NJ Thsckeray, price SOC
Gallant Tom, or Perils of the Ocean, by the au'
thor of " Yankee Jsck'-25c
Reuben Medicott, or the Coming Man-50c
Corvinne Almanac, or the Mag icia1 OF Seville, by
Fred Huuter-25c
Queen of the Sea, by Ned Buntline-25c
The Guerilla Chief, or Romance OF War-ooc
Mike Fink, by Emerson Bennett-2Jc
Harpe-'s Magazine for Noyember-25c
Flag Of Our Union-6c
Waverly Msgazine-6c
Priv6teer, Courier, Banner, Sam
Golden Dollar, Home Gazette, American Union
Ny Herald Weekly Herald, Post. Pick
Ficay uue, &c all for this week, tor sale ny
LEWIS l.. SMITH,
Newspaper and Magazine Agent, opposite Ameri-
Hn.al no 8
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NIuNs IIt
Next door - 5onn n. Gordons Grocery store.
Sp"rtsEnen = spectfuily invited to call and ex
anime the Patent, and latest Improved Double
5arreisd Gun, just received from England.
"a 4 iioeral discount will be made TO Whole.
sale Dealers and Country Merchants
Dont'orget that il Is 81 No &C. Main street. Rich.
cnond, Va. g. II
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~ OriCE.-R. X. DUVAL hselns this day Ia
" zen his brother, J. P. DUVAL, into co part
nership. the business will in future be conducted
by K. il. Duyai & Brother, at the old stand,
under the American Hotel. We are now receiving
fresh supply OF Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils, &c
&c nope, by strict personal attention, to merit
portion Of public patronage. X. X. DUvAL'
J. P. DUVAL.
R;rhrnl md Lily Lat. 1852. lY l
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pEAUIikL -. NEW MUSIC FOR FL
ID A&0, for ta.e by HARROLD d MURRAY
Tho Old Log Hut by the author OF Ben Bolt
-25c
haty Darliuss Farewell 70 aDermot (oeauttul
-lg)-@-c
Csnnot Sing Tonight, by Stephen Foster-25c
Gentle Eva, very pretry--}oc
by A. pine Home, a choice cong by Walace-25c
The Ballad Singer, by Linley-Joc
Dld Folks III EOIue-25
Variations the 5ame-38c
D4y! sht on the sea arranged as au easy lesson
&c
Fancy Polka, by hleber-2Jc
The Elena Polka do -25c
All n-w Music received as soon as Published.
Any piece will De SEEK by mail, post paid when or
J-,aI. oc 80
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HUMAN FAT CANDLES AND SoAP.-When
the Cemetery of the Innocents at Paris was re-
moved to the outside of the barriers, the buried
corpses which had accumulated to the depth Of
60 feet, were found, to great extent, apparent
iy converted into fat. The substance Of the
skin, cellular tissue, and tendons, all the soft
parts and even the bones, had completely dis
appeared, leaving only the fat, which, resisting
longest the influence of decay, loxygen,) re-
mained in the form of margaric acid. This hu'
man fat was employed to the extent Of many
tons, by the boilers and talIow chambers Of
Paris for the manufacture OF soap and candles.
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n No. . FOR BUGaY AND HAHNEss
a teonpie,el for sale. bargain can be had b
early application be made at this office.
o. x5-ts
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q HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH

>Sa HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
IA IOSABLE CLOTHING.-Just received, the
We greatest variety OF Cloths, Csssimeres and
1-IAk- Vestings TO be found in the city, OF the
latest and most approved styles consisting in part
French blk Cloths and Cassimeres, ali qualities;
French fancy cold CT tbs and Cassimeres OF every
shade and quality, French Beaver Cloths, ali quail
tes; French Himaiaga Coating Cloth, entirely new;
French Petersham Cloths, French marble and
c!ouded Casslmeres, new
Vestings.-Figured Silk, Plush and Velveti
Qaadrills silk, Plush and Velvet Watered SILK,
Plush and Velvet; Ribbed Silk Plush and Velvet ;
plain Plush Silk, Cashmere Vestings, Demask SIX
VestIngs black and fancy Grenadne Silk 'esnnes.
Bur and waite Grenadine TX Festngs, Party
Vestinss decidedly rich.
Ready Aiade Clothing OF all kinds M qua
lilies OF the ve,y latest styles such as hossuth over
Goats, Esq limsux Wrappers, Lamaitne SACKS
Psletot Frocks Albert Top Coats, Euntin Goals
Fancy Goods-Faney Ties and Crsvats, Cnmp
and FriL Ties, something new; Apron hes DiaeK
aai fancy rich toncy and black Silk Scarf, 90; 90
Satin, Gloves of ali kinds, Collars, Suspenders,
Soeks-siIk cotton and Inerino Dress Sairts, six
Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Call and see for yourselves. .,,,r
SIaar and ngT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-06

BILE YEAST POWDERS just received, one
nandted and twenty-five dozen OF these inSllibie
F1"ieTs, which have, after long trial and severe
tesi been t'1ndto be superior TO every other article
~, ~ the hlnd for making hight and wholesome bread.
Ihey E'e d grcaI convenience, are always ready,
ani sure to act the dough requires no standing,
b@l Il ready 10 bake as mixed. They are
a.so peculiarly adapted to the making CT Wsf1es,
.fuillns, buckwneat Cakes, Gingerbread, Dump
A4cs, & T. For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
- 4. Aacixa