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~ 1t was Discovered, about 20 years
ago, III the county OF King and Queen by a Ply
stefan, eminent in his profession, that Asatc ChOl-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Chonc, Dyseatery,
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, and many other ousand
spIsmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. since that time he has
proved that tact hundreds of our fellow citizens
and can prove it to as many will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTISPASMODIC, the peoples favorite
Medicine. They get it from PURCELL, LADD
d CO, or any Druggist in the city. See advertise
ment. au 6-3tawts
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E. Bakers Premium Istters-Hard

Is y :
to beat-"t1lI they come-Edgwood HenTico
Co Z Baker Esq hereby certify, that have
used your bilers in my family, for Is or 20 years
and found hem 10 tie first rate family medicine
and have found them to eff CT every thing that has
been said OF them. 1t is also my opion that per-
song IL the constant use OF them will never be at
tackled with the Ague and Fever.
Signed, GARLAND HANES
Richmond, Va, ls52-E Baker, Esq, Dear Cir :
Ihis Is TO certify that my wife has been suffering
with the Dyspepsia for three Jour years. and has
been entirely relieved from the use OF two bottles
OF l., Bakers Premium Buffers. My methr has
also been subject 10 the hesdacha for ssye
raj years and found immediate relief from the use
Of the above Bitters.
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Price only 50cents per botsh To be had at the drss
Purcell, Lsdd x Co, A Bodeksr Adis L Gray, Bon
nett Beers Gaynor 4 Wood, and J Picot, Main
street; Blair VIM Laid, and Ssabrook i Reeve,
Broad street, Richmond, Va. nos
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E" Utiie ct Dufce."-We were reminded
OF this quotation few evenings since by a friend
and i4dmirer Of the far famed D'Orsay Cologre
Water. Being somewhat troubled with Rheumatic
pains, and supp0sing, from its extremely pungsrt
odor, that would make good cGunter-Irfant he
made an experiment upon his knee joint, and in
short time was entirely relieved from seve Ie main
He used 1t with ike benefit in two cases OF severe
headache. So that this article tssGes being the
most delightful perfume extaut, is also one OF the
best Pain ExtTactors of the age.
GAiNOR d WOOD, Manufacturers.
no lQ-Et
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70 For Coughs. Colds. Croup and

~ For Coughs, Colds, Group and
"aoop,ng Ccueh.-Be prepared for change Of
hm rss frequent changes of the weather
OF the Lungs, Sore Throa, and Bronchitis ali a,
~hica can be cured, aud the system fortified agans,
frequent attacks b. using Dir J s ROSES CeIe
0'a Gst CoUGH SYRUP. Price only so cents
so nn,alen are also liable to Group, which dan
serous complaint vi Ids imme dstaiy to Dr. ] =
cents A'i07 20
Whooping Cough, another complaint alwsvs
worse 'sp IN cold and damp weather. The afflicted
WIZ hhd great relief IN the use Of DR. s Rose's
WhOOPlkG COUGH SYRUP, which slwavs 70
heves aud prevents the disease from running ir,o
other diseases, such as Infiam alton of The Tnnas
DFopsy In the Chest and Consumption prica IN
cents DR. Roses successful tire atment in all Lung
Affections has created great demand for The ahoys
highly valuable Family Medicines ~ "o''"
70 be had at the Drug Stores Of PURCELL
LADD q co. BENNETT g. BEERS. ADIE A.
GRAY. A DUVAI. r DUvAL. GAyhoR q
WOOD, . srRECKER, A BODEKER. !
bLAiA' NJ ZAChRISsON and w P LADD.
IL Strand New Years Presert-A Fine
uo,u " atch' worth slsty-fye dollars, will be pre-.
sentei on New Years day at S Mountain & Co.'S
ana fancy Store; No. 2l7 Main street, Rich.
mona lhe subscribers offer to the public rare
chabce TO get beautiful fine l8 carat gold Hunting
Ease w atch suitable for lady or gentleman "a q
ne" years present The following arrangements
Wi! DE made on the lGt Of November and continue
2utl thc Ist OF January, 1858:
livery person, ou purchasing each and every ar.
tc.e OF the value of SO and upwards will receive
card with number On it, and their name and cor.
responding number will be registered ia book
kept Tor that purpose On new years day all the
corresponding numbers c. rds issued will be nut
III Dag and well shaken, when number will be
drawn by person entirely disinterested and the
person holding the card with tire number CORES.
pondlng 70 that which is drawn will receive pre-
sent II fine gold hunting watch.
hach person, on purchasing ach and every art.
Gle OF the value Of = 50 to So, will ia ike manner
receive card as above, and the holder Of the cor.
responding number drawn vii. receive preseutt f
nae gold loc4et worth s. And each person on
purchasing or getting repaired each and every ar
ncle OF the value ct from 80 cents to 81 so will in
IKE manner as above drawn receive handsome
port mOnnaie worth 80.
f1nc assortment Of IeweTy, Clocks, Watches
and Fancy Articles on hand
Clocks and Watches repaired by an experienced
workman. All kinds vi Jewelry made and repaired
at the shortest notice ard lowest prices and ga is.
faction warranted. Diamonds and other precious
stones set 10 order i'll the latest New York STYLE
B-The articles will be exhibited in The window
until the drawing. Don't forget the place
5 MOUNTAIN d CO,
10 1-Eht No PIT Main street.
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NeM .IerSen Official Knte

TRENTON, Nov. 23.-Tne official vote o.
New Jersey is as follows: Pierce, 44,293
Scott 81, $40; Hale, 259; Broom, 6l3
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FROM ME1Ico.-By an arrival at New
Orleans, the Picayune has received letters
which state that Arisla has demanded to head
the troops in person against the revolutionists
General Uraga, who has joined the revolu
-sonIsts, asserts that if he should prove sue
-essini IN the overthrow Of the government,
ne viii not uccept any public Office as his re-
ward.
The French Minister at Mexico has received
!ellers from his Government, recalling him to
France.
The TehuaDtepec commission has finally
lett ITS proposals for the decision of the gov
eEnUent.
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Nep {IamDsh,re Senator.

CONCORD, Nov. "a -rhc Democrats of the
Legislature have nominated Charles G. Alher.
ton for United Safes Senator, TO succeed
uhn =. Hale. The Wings haze nominated
=! oun perey
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Ia Prntt's Daguerrean Gallery, No las
Main street.-Messrs. Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials: "a very superior likeness -
Robert Thorp. "Very ike" Roger A. Pryor, Edi-
tor Soutn.Side Democrat. Likeness executed su.
perlatively good" J. w. Roberts 81 give Mr. Pratt
the preference TO all the world in taking pictures"
L. F. Goodwin, Louisa couriy. 4" Mr. Pratt needs
but Il ai and success will be inevitable" David
Moody. "Mr Pratts pictures are as good or better
than have yet SEEM" w. ]. McDowner, King VIII
liam. The daguerreOtygcs in Mr.. Pratt's coliec-
ton equal any nave seen III London" Jno. Tho
mas Nj D, Editor of the Herald of the Kingdom and
Age to Come noll
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Death Of Madame Baron,

ST. LOUIS, No7. 22-Madame Baron dice
Yesterday from the injuries she received wher
her clothes took fire al the theatre some time
since.
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CONCORD. \. II Nov. 24.-The House of
Representatives, has voted to suspend the stat
ne requiring the meeting OF the Presidential
electors OF the State on the Both, in order to
enable the Legislature to attend the Webster
o5s.quies at Boston III a body.
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n iCH MOND AND DANvlILE KAiI-
~ ROAD, OPEN TO MOORE's ORDINARY.
SlXTYFiVE MILES
On and after Mondsy, August 18th. 1872 rsyu-
lar passenger Train will run between Ricbnnnd
aud Moore's Ordinary, connecting at that point
with Flagg & Cos line, of Stages for BurseyiIIe
Fsrmville Halifax c -urthouse, Charlotte Court.
house, Danville, Milton and Greensboro.
Passengers for Lynchburg will stop at the June
ton, and connect with Flsgg s. Cos Line of Sta
ges.
The Train will stop fer passengers only at the fol-
lowing points:
Manchester, Powhite Robious, Coal Fields. t.
mahawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoax
SCOTS Shop, Amelia Courthouse Wysnoke, Jen.
nlpgs Ordinary, Haytokah and Liberty Church
Leave Richmond every day Except Sunday at
O'Clock NJ. Returning, leave Moores Ordina--
ry at l:50 NJ
Children over 3, and not over IL wears of ara
ball price to any points except the two first named
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
ed with two passes So that one can be retained in
the office; and it must be expressly stated on the
pass that they are permitted TO go on the Cars
Freight train will leave Richmond every Mon
day, Wednesday aud Friday The Wednesdays
Freight going only to the Jupction.
B-The stage leaves MCoTes Ordinary every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 1880 O'Clock,
A NJ, arEivipg at DanviIe next day at 81 A NJ, and
Cars al the same point every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to DanviIa, 50
Do do DO do Greensboro 10
Through passengers not providing themselves
with tickets, will be Onsideged as way passen gers
and charged all increased rate of fare
aul2 John II. OSBORNE Supt
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JOB PRINTING.
ID = A YC ii OFF, CE.
syernor street, 2 doors from Main.
: n :

PAYUH UFFICE,
Governor street, doors from Main,
RICHMOND, Ia.
t,,.oI1asL Bnsiaess Cards,
HnndbiIis, Blanks, &c. &C.,
LubeIs, of every description
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
Is- Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re-
we'd and executed in the Handsomely STYLE
jy IS
81 To Our Friends and the PubIfc,-If
you wish correct and well executed Eaguer.
reOtype Likeness, advise you to call on
HlkNi5 Il WATSON 35K Main street, (Msnsi"-
HCUse) Our observations justify e. >, soy,,o tho,
their PIct0res are excelf-. in quality beautiful in
~ ie, aud IN pre- moderate, and warranted never
u 'eu'' "-emember 35@ Main street is the place
10 10
e am now ready 10 take those splendid
HEg light pictures at the astOniehingy low price of
obe dollar, with the case My improvements are
now ali finished, whi:h makes my gallery one of
the huest IN the United States Our sky hight is
Cnequalied, it is OF the largest and sotest in
the country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail TO
please. Come one, come all for by doing you
look well to your interest.
INCLUSION,
noil 10 Main st. the great SkyLight Gallery
~ Some other folks TO think as we do,
TIA, Mr. SImons Is Of our best artists. The fol
loving complimentary letter from gentleman in
the country will be read with pleasure:
ELLIssILLE, LOUISA Co, Nov a0h
with the picture you took for last week, and i.
Rae given such universal satisfaction to my trind,
tha! have directed my wife to call st vry gallery
tor the purpose OF having hers '.ran which yov
I'll please take and set in 80 sin,;Iar ,o ID :,
Of mine wish them +" ,s a az .. -
ny vile. you Will fLnd ,bjnI. q nre,tv goC,d sub
ia no IL "a suc3oed with hers as well as you
~ - -iiDe. I~1lch has already caused hun.
~-7os 90 say tN.y would 1si ~ YOU Will insure
E1 many sti.trOns from our county.
Yours, res Itcuuily.
noH' JAS. WRIGHT
~ sCROFIJ La. - R!chaoHd S1H. 70, 1919
Hcfe ce' thy tf at for the last ten or we've years,
have ifequ' sutly suffered from s.eliinss around
the throat Shich physicians declared To be
heredltHr', SGT0f4La having had a sister who died
from tf al disease Al times suffered very much.
Lat October caught severe cold. and was In
two nbonths declared BY my physician to be Ia con
mr. kcd CoHaafaptO5s, and would certainly DIE, ~
IT all the symptorns nch my sister had previous
, z her Death was induced a last resort, 10 try
sCAkTEk'S SPANISH MIXTURE three bottles
.ui ,shich cured entirely, and TO this iy am
as wei aud as hearty ss any man In Virginia.
RICHARD Il WEST.
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY
Taay SRI have witnessed III number OF Ia
stances ,be sdfniuisiratieR Of the SPANISH MIX
TURE." manufactured by yourself and have been
surprised II its wonderful effects particularly IN
eases recurring an Alternative. la one case OF Cor
sumption, dependent upon liver disease especially,
the effects we're wonderful indeed
Yours, very respectfully,
(Y-so'd by BENNETT & BEERS. and Drgs-
giste geaerd no
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER,
sALhUf HOUSEHOLD

EXECUTORS SALE HOUSEHOLD
IL AND KITCHEN FURNITURE On MON
DAY morning next, the 29th inst, commencing at
IL o'clock, At the residence of II b Gwathmey, de.
ceased, 10th street, between Marshall and Clay,
will be sold at Auction, the Household Furniture
belonging to his estate, among which will be
found:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Marble Top Table, Mir
rer, Piano, Stool and Cover Fine Brussels Carpet,
nearly new: set Excellent Mahogany Dining Ia
bles. in good order; Sldeboards; l Scott's Reffi.
gerstor, nearly new; Cane Seat Chairs; l Large
Gold Band Dinner Sett; Rich Cut Glass; Bedsteads
Beds, Hair Maitrass and Bed ding, together with
all the Kitchen Furniture, &c sc. Terms cash.
WIN w GWATHMEY, Executor of
Gwathmey, decd.
Sale to be conducted by
no23 GEO J SUMNER, Auct.
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BY DCNLOP, MONCURE & co,
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.-On TUES
~ DAY, Both inst, commencing at 10 o'clock,
we VIII sell at our store general assortment of
Groceries, consisting in part Of
10 bids Sugar, part prime quality
l23 bags Lasuayra and Rio Coffee
NO Molasses and Syrup
Rye Whlskey, part old and very superior
quality
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard, Cigars indigo
IKRMs-Under 500 cash, over that amount 4
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
- Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE eco,
no IS Aucts
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By Davenport, Alien a. 60.

--------~---
zoo CASES Boots, y II q Il = A N ID
cCO HATS, SOLE LEATHER 81 TRUNKS;
AT AUCTION-On THURSDAY December End
at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Store, a
large sortment of fir, sh and desirable goods for
winter sales, consisting of
Gents Fine Calf Boots
Men's and Boys heavy winter Boots
Do Hungarian do
Mems and Boys Sewed and Pegged. Brogues and
Brogans
Youths Boots and Shoes
Women and Mases Buskins Ties, Boots, &c, &c.
80 Cases silk Hats
500 Sides Sole Leather
go Trunks
Richmond made Brogues, Sc, DC.
ALSO.
90 tb!s Oranges
TERa5-under 500 cash; 800 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
mole DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.. Auctrs.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OEFICE,
WaH street, under the City Hotel,
CdALk'S OLD STAND,
Drawn Nos Susqul hsnua, i,

DIhWH NUs OIsq Ul uhHIIa, Is:
81 20 90 u 40 IS A Is 90 IS 46 Al II
Half Ticket Moss 20 So. A prize of 81 900.
Draws TO-Day.-Maryla land Consolidated ::
Capitals OF SIS UU0. l CT 6 GOO, of 3000 l Of
1857, Of 000 90 of 500, 90 of 400, 20 of $780, 100
OF 300 rs Nos II drawn. Tickets S4-shsres ia
proportion.
Aiso-Patapsco, 80 Capitals: / of se.5l6, 4
of ESQ, of 800, 10 Of 200, POT Of 40 &c Nos II
drawn. Tickets s2-shares in proportion.
noe SisTru
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LAMBERT OFFICE,
l4th Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra l46, Nov "A:
"a II IL 80 &c 81 AZ . 80 L 43 IL 81
To-day-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass No
l4s- C-"''e!. sil 500 5000, 5000, O0J, SC. rs
Nos. u dawn Tickets a no 26
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DREsT0N & MERRILT.,S INFALLT.

BILE YEAST POWDERS-Just received, ONE
hundred and twenty-five dozen of these infailibe
Powders, which have, after long trial and severe
test been toundto be superior to every other article
OF the kind for making light and wholesome bread.
They are great convenience, are always ready
AMI sure to act; the dough requires 10 standing,
bot is ready TO bake soon as mixed They are
also peculiarly adapted to the making Ct Watfies
Mutfna, Buckwheat Cakes, Gingerbread, Dump.
lings, &C. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
o227 ADIE & GRAY LAY Main street
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by Alexander aot1 A. "a
DIR EYENINE -

j ,,,,U ~ :. N5-xHAIS VIII con unuad
- unni the season closes, commencinr at seven
- cioeS a. "neh Time VS. will sell from The shelves
III ots 10 sun purchasers, good selection of niec
and cut dry goods. hardware, cutlery, guns nlsto.
gold and silver watches and clocks aud time me-.
OF every description. Also a general assortment ~
ishcY goods ALEA MOTT Il co.
Eo Auctioncers
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THE LATEST NEWS.

LOUIS NAPoLEoNs SPEEcH.-On present
j ng the Sesdtus -conspltnsn to the Prince Pre-.
sident, after its adoption, NJ. Menard. frs, Vice
President of the Senate, delivered an address
expressive of the feeling prevalent in that
body, whereupon Napoleon made the follow.
,ng reply:
"Messeurs les Senator'S: i thai nix the Sc.
nate tor the readiness with which il has re-.
sponded TO the wishes of the country. in deli.
tcfatng on the re-establshnent OF the Empire.
and in drawing up the .Seaatus consuitum
Which is 10 be submitted TO the acceptauce of
ihe people When, 40 years since. in This
same palace, in this same room, ard under
analogous circumstances, the Senate came To
offer the crown 10 the chief Of nv family, the
EmpCrorrepi'ed IN these memorable worus -
Ny spirit will no longer be with nv posteritv
from the day when il shall cease To- nleri, the
35ve aud 'he confidence of the great nation. -
hat now most affects my hearth the thought
hat the splrlt Of The Emperor is with me, ,hat
MS IDEAS guide me, that his shade protects
me, since by tt solemn proceeding YOU come,
the name of the French people, 10 prove to
ne that / have merIied The confidence of The
-outuy. Il Is not necessary for me To tell
you That my constant pfc occupation will be
10 labor with YOU to promote the grandeur aud
prosperity Of France
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ScrTH CAROLiNA.-Thc Governor Of South
Carolina delivered his annual message 10 both
Houses OF the Legislature on the 23d. The
following is an abstract of its more important
features:
Il represents the State Bank to be in high
y prosperous condition, the profits during The
aear amounting TO nine per cent. He recon-
".rnds lis rechaIier, with additional capital.
The Governor expresses opposition to public
executions and whipping, and recommends an
amendment of the act OF 1913, to prevent CO.
.ofcd persons from entering The State, so az to
meet cases similar TO that Of the British shin
~ de- A colored seaman of that vessel, he
states, has sued the sheriff for false imprson.
Hent, bur self respect demands that We should
not ahate one jct or !;:l- Of the law. He re-
cnmmends that the Legislature subscribe ST.
90 900 to the Blue Ridge Railroad, and con-
tinue the Commissioners in regard TO the r3-
Hoyal of the Charleston bar, until the work is
tctuaIy commenced by the General Govern
fent.
The message concludes by congratulatng
nc State on the present calm, but expresses
ear4 that il will be of but short duration, and
hopes That the Southern States, on recur-
renee Of further aggressions-w hich W i'll sure.
y come-wi|l rise in the majesty Of their
eirengtb, and in conjunction with South Caro-
Ina, either force their rights TO be respected or
20 he their place as n Southern Confederacy
among the nations OF the earth.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By Alexander Neif e Co.
|,LOrHlNG, SHIRTS, FURNITURE,
rSc &C AT AUCTI0N-On SATURDAY MORN.
IN u, ,ne 9Th inst, We viii sell at our store large
on neavy beaver over Coats, black and blue cloth
~ p.ess and Frock do, business Frocks and Sacks.
~ Ssneos Musus, Alpacas. French black doeskin
.ma isnes Cassme,es, linen bosom Shirts 100 pair
Fnrn,a snkets; also, large lot of second hand
o,her AZ. Sossing Stoves, &c. &c. with many
'oi al ai ueies' Sale to commence at 10 O'clock
ALEX, MOTT Il CO., Aucts
.,,, ADDITIONAL
W. NC saaso 10 the above large lot of new III.
Wste, emo aclng In part, Wig Tunnels. Pans. tsa
ana ana coTee rets' Tin Cups, Stew Pans, Measured
no. ALEX MOTT E. Co .ro..
AND AND WHEAT STRAW AT aTTc
- TICN.-Wil be sold at Plain nesiira =,
Thursday, the End of December AZ % o;cIe., W !.
lot OF Land, containing IS acres enclosed. sSioin'
Ing Mrs Ross and John II. Psrkhill one half Ia
cleared and in good heart, the other half in wood
pine and oak. IL has on it spring Of excellent
water and some fruit trees; at the same time four.
teen or fifteen stacks of straw, supposed to con.
tar about two and three thousand pounds each -
II not fair, the next day at the same hour.
no 20 Of JOS. STARKE.
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I EWIs HILL, COLLECTOR e Cone
u raj Agent-Attends,t TO Renting on; Houses !.
Selling and Purchasing Stoke, bring out Ns9roes
Collecting Cialms, &c.
Has for sale 22 Shares Richmond, Fsederscks-
burg aud Poss mac Railroad Stock eeOo CRY Of
Richmond Scrip; $50 Central Railroad Boads
nc le-.ews kwtl1Iaa
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NEW BUOkS for sale at MCHkIs'
" Bookstore
Mrs KirkIand's Garden Walks with the Poets,
limo, cloth-l25
Table Talk about Books, Men and aanners, l2mo,
cluth-40c =,
Kaihsy, or Cruise in the CHINA Seas by " ii
Macaulay l2mo, cloth-7oc
Mrs Gman's Recollections OF Southern Mat
ron, &C. 12mo, c!oth-l2o
Miss Sedgwick's New England Tale, l2mo' ciotn
liz - ,-.,,.,.
Rristed's Five Years in an English University,
l2mo, coth-l25
Maclarlane's Japan, Geographical ane Historical
12mo, cloth-l %
Mrs Gilman's Oracles for Youth, colored title,
l2mo, coth-50c
Calvsr,'s Scenes and Thoughts in Europe I'd Sc
lies, l2mo, cloth-50c
The same Work-frst and second series, vol
81 ,ox,o
Eagle Pass, or Life on the Mexican Border l2mo'
cloth-40c ,,,,, ,u,,
Queechy, by the author Of Wide, Wide World
10Th edition 2 vols, Cloth-l IS no 20
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FUSEFH kUGEke & SONS KNIVES,
e RAZORS, SCISSORS AND RAZOR sTROPS.
J. w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller, has just received
direct from Rodgers, Shf field, an assortment of
fine Pen, Pocket and Desk Knives, aDd Erasera OF
various patterns, some entirely new at prices
from 25 cents to Sc 90 each. Also, Racers set,
ready Tor use at % cents-a few sets of extra
quality, and finished in morocco cases, and neat
and convenient article of Razor and Strop com
bined; Scissors in Morocco cases Strops 2 and
4 SIDES, best article made. 10
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NEW NUsh L By THACkEkAY
~ w. RANDOLPH hes received Nov 10Th
History Of Henry Esmond, Esq Col in the ser.
wee OF her Majesty Queen Ann, written by him self
by w Ii Thackeray
Godey's Gallery of splendid Engravi-gs, from
pictures, by the first masters-50c
Table Talk On Books, Men, Manners. from Sid.
ney smith snd others, edited by Evelyn, Esq
beng Nc 81 OF Putnam's Libracy-25c
December No Peterson's Ladi g. National Maya.
zine land Godey's Lady's Bock-25 cents each.