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HAS FOR sale the following articiss
II AIR Tonir, OF Moderated Compound. ihr bast
l preparation tor tho h'ir rinyeuted without
alcohol IN Ito fl--tr o.
Bacon Excelsior pil. drhU7uutirg and strength
oninr ihc hnif-equh Go any Impauod or uatto pro.
duriluu
iiaif h'soror hf changing rfri or light hair it,
original color "r black This preparation be- dye,
hui acis ulnn ne rot. ut The hair
Housekeepers, Attention,
Superior cstmrts Tor e,.uking Extract Nau.Ill; do
Nutmeg IAtarl Lemon de- Giurrf
Hnrun's Continental Shaving Su4p Til, soap pro.
dncrs superior athef, aud Is nur, god tor shaving ~
washing
Iacuh's Toilet Soap, superior preparation furwa,h.
ing and particularly adopted uf ladies and rhlifons
use.
Bscou's Adrn- EbatmP ~ ln.,antancons Soda
Fountain q healthy and beneficial stomach hrtcraFc.
Nc family or traveller should he " ihuut hos. Asu
:. oll prepared II can be- made instauianrou,iy
lnkS aud Prridmcfv wholesale and retail Also
huks, Stationery, Fanny Goods, Toys, and Contco
tuncry.
Cal on Tho Isopro,or at the store containing his
preparations.
Particular attention. given a. ~ eases Of 10. scalp
Agents IN Rutland u. g. & \. W.CLARK Center
Rutland, LlSCOMBA OsGOun.
w. A. BACON, Proprietor,
H22W ludlow, VI.
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VAN an N1-I7TTTT n 30
IgttL's VIZ" Proof safety tluId Lamp
anH itr1fr --iefittty .sHHfa u.in otpiaflaii.l-
itr-ss COLA ADD examine 81 tio Drug fiHn.of
FOND MORSE.
Nain aiIc.i. Rutland.
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UfIEKLY cONpLE7K

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taiisre. "
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KeepCooit
Mould Candles

ia Pisss 80 hay Psrasais sod Esns
u .AfHH aLlA h COLI 4 f.I'r
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= sf'4fe ~ ~ ~ pens. asa tt-.f
49,, - Pal s'Ff AAtAlrs
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large assortment Of NatcrvilIs 60.
y hultes, wafr1utHd, rs POND MORSE,
Nalu Aud Masliuri % g..
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Il. DEWEY 4 co.
Map Of Rutland County,

From actual -HeasHreneHt and Original Sa,r,y
cut the County, made tT
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L. HALL, Gunsmith,

Nnsi Street. Hcaf he bsliroad cfossiur oprosiir tic
uuninF Crura,
II ANtNG bod MON than % yoars' experience boz
! l mak.uE aut t,fairne Gins ~ 90 Kinda, th,
people 40 hnd t ~ their INTEREST," 70 employ it in.
stfad az ~rH fiitrf. 90 hos ~ shi0 drHhie harr,f
and ,auYus Dflrt Ainda ui rims. .fuu 81 30 upward
N.o rttpi-, Gnn l.acAt, MOuiut. Nuimsf.. NAN
Srruw-. Rod, Ilrts. ana htst guHiii, uftaIs. nar
taHi"d Pow De- aud shot ftasts ~. ta-um
Builaud, Aprll ~, is.1
INATRAtT OF ROCK noSr.--PuG.aaar I've.
LNRlc OptFr. has uscd witt great snrrcss in
Nr.'a md CtFcHio dissasa can oniho Agent fi GA
account Qi theta
IA G. ~ Ri a sos.
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NEW STORE.

4 whoicsRis aud retail. Gsest tn-
H"fartfntnf' So fHHHlr..ts. COD saH rnsfnfaf
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II t1f ASH CArr.-- Its pis,e e. o''j ans s,glt
~ sniss ~ ~ a. nd e ~ fhsHp. isat
1sisl, ~, 1884. CuATFILE
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DIR. IL. y. IIIHBAItD's
Wild Cherry Bitters.

hhhIi SUN
DR. IL. y. HIHBAUDs
Wild Cherry Bitters.
"a years IN usc.)
ViIEi taste Is "a agreeable that the
weakest stomach eau bear itg all ages fppn
nausea a disgust" potoni couecinf ui the hilo"
Is tn. hnrptc-t combination oi medicine ever Of
ftIcd 30 the Affected
p1- camf asd tssi', frie-a.
SOLD wholtsair aud retail bl the General Agents,
-rremoul Tcmplo. boston Z. b. FULLER a 30.
Dealers supplied on Liberal terms.
-4gtsfs.
Fonda MoR>f, Rutland, VI
SPENCER NICHOLS, Whitehall, NY.
2l-ly HAMMOND co, Crown Point, n Y.
Good News to the Afflicted.
DIR. CORNELL's PAIN ENPELLER.
neids, Ina forests, and ON mountains
What priceless treasures Naiuro's hands unfold
The healing kffh, tbe Aromatic Hover,
onr pain shsll Triumph by their soothing power
I give surh bilas ~ huyunu stuio
Win Mature 81 the laws Of life.
Win blood ny hsnd- noyof stain,
Nor plisH men 90 case tArir pain.
This remedy has cpiIe into use ON It's own Intrinsic
uisfs, and Uhiul- regulation for IT, pfnIupthcss m
removing pain, that ha- never been awarded 10 auS
Simillf preparation II T. cnphatcally ths rrcat tru.
edy or rcmuviur pain, having Iron demonstrated in
thnurauds II families with rfinct rurress
To h. used externally or Internally For spasnr,
camp, cholic, psipiiaiion Of The heart, headache,
tu"ia'hr, cHlsi b'uiso-, sofrs scaid', ouns, r'u.
uatsm hts, dNsscHterN, tholofa.
Observe the dif'riilnso ON the bonie. Snis 70 ofro
the wort Caf's.
ccr,ncsle' ofdmggisr, piygcipn., captain' of,c,
scls, riortnirn, and trom families whohaYo received
firai benefit, found on eirouisr- lea with arcnis.
s.D ~ LlER 8 co.
fintc a'rr"mpHt Tomp'e Boston.
tui~rs.
TONIJ MORSE. Eaf'r4i, n
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE T. hsFSi1y fEssa that ths co.
y rsIh'fsA4f tioFia 81 sstiFe sa4si q q sees -
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r. hafaa tofaflf lDha \. Mnfl fGgu
ALakr cfpfth
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IN 'tils~T~ superior fat ar aud auai-
~ tft Ne0af liisin toas .s.alah htgs iif
a.l ntiu, sssfUhoHg ana llsui less. 81 sslt i1
pANFiI.lk EpN
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NAliA $50 fHut. Lsml-.t. G,a,,. AID ran.
y fhcara % LANhHN = GnANLh
NrfNuOw siiAnTs -eaai, tsiudhi a,,ist ,u.i
W ifrrifsd q 1ifL BpukH1uHi-
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Take Notice,

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Dress Goods.

DhiN1S ard oiis, warranted t,ur,.
1 iaf sale tJ hAhNIt 10 a atiN
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Tremendous Bargains


At THE CEl.EUR NTTO .ANGl'Er md CHGtr
BAT CARPET Lsr AbilrllMENT - TUT
UNITED STATES.
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Cheap Sale.

rom MORSE. RafrA3, ~
NPENCFR & .NICHOLs, GA6o4aH, ~. T.
PLY H.7.N.DO .NIJ & CO., C,prH Point. ~ }.
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.Hhifs cHLFAY PEcrohsL

ShEfsss oxrofAdyE6 sIfTxAs
I ar ssssisa satitls fss sal. H. :. a. "a
sl..a ssss.i assis..s
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.-The sub
~ scribers have entered into co partnership under
the firm of PENDLETON' & BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commission Business in TOBAC-
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
R. w. PENDLETON,
PIP. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 18th, 1852.
References:
Hugh Jenkins d. Co., Baltimore.
F. w. Bruno & Sons do.
VIM. Wilson g. Sons, Go.
Edwin Workman Il Co., Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas & Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes e. Oglebay, Bridgeport. Ohio.
John Cregh, Cincinnati.
Gordon e. Co.. Louisville.
w. II. Bartless Charleston, S. G.
Otis Chafee, do. do.
James McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown S kirkpatrick, do
T. Chafee, do
D. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
s. Brady, Esq., do. Mer. Mech. do. do.
James R. Baker. Wheeling
Josiah Sibley, Hamburgs, 5. c.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabans.
AL. Gaines, New Orleans.
oc l2-t w5m
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T OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
L. As the agent and trustee of THOS. H. BLA-
KEY,I will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten aces of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots are beautifully situs'
ted Union Hill, fronting on the road Leading TO
Blakey's Mill, about a. Hnile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore,or
to the subscriber, at his Office No. II Main street,
up stairs over Messrs Sinton d Co
an e-3tswts l. R. WATKINS
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T EDGERS, JOURNALS, &C. Blank
IL Books of every description We have made
expressly for retail sales, the best lot of Blanks
we have ever seen in the city, and we sell them for
cash. or to prompt customers credit, at least 20
to 25 per cent. less than is usual.
Bill Paper-Blue American-l2H cts. per quire
Suptine Laid English 25 90 Z"
Pass Books, Memorandums, Diaries. Cash Books,
Check and Bill Books, Day Books, Notes, Drafts,
Negro Bonds, &c, &c.
GEO nj. WEST e. BRO,
de % and 6 Exchange Hotel.
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81 81 @E- - :
HfNEY POTNT LINE TO BATTT

l. MORE.-Wlnter Afrangement-Fare
S5 only-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low pressure Steam.
er MARYLAND, Capt. Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely reftted, enlarged, and improved in
every respect, with berths for large number Of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
Irefer being retired, 10 now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree
bic and economical line will leave Richmond by
tie morning train, on Tuesdays at Z o'clock,
A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the follow.
ing mornings in time to proceed by the New
Castle and Frenchtown Steamboat line at half past
GA NJ or with the early train of those days to Phil
adelphia. Returning, passengers will leave Bati.
more on the afternoon of Thursday at 3, P NJ, and
connect at the Creek on Friday succeeding. with
the train which arrives in Richmond at 3, P. M.
of the same days.
Fare in either direction, s., (state rooms and
meals for cabin passengers, extra exceptin the case
of ladies and families who will have the privilege
of state-rooms free of chsrge.) Forward cabin
passengers, Including meals and lodging on board0
"a so.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadel hia by the New Castle and French.
town line, So so. For second class do, 81 so. Ma
king the DhoIs fare from Richmond to Philadelphia
for first class passengers By this agreeable line,
81 so only.
Nor further particulars, or through tickets apply
at the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg Il
Petsmac Railroad Company.
no19 j.. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
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NO Tt4E pIHE-TC--nENRY SHAFFR &
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE J. K. & K. Co.
, Dec. 25th, 1852
pHOlO5ALS will be received at this oftice until
l Zoe Ita day Of Janusry next for furnishing the
c"Aas employed by the James River and Kanawha
.'"14ny on the let and % divisions and on the
- water connection, with rsticns and clothing
.v' ias ensuing year.
n, SnE particulars apply 10 tba Secretary Of the
~"hpahy WALTER GWYEE,
Ie2J-2w CbioF E.airaa- ! ID f. Y o.
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DAY BOOkS, LEDGERs. JOURNALS
IL AND OTHER BLANK BOOKS.-NASH &
WOODHOUSE have just had made up, superior
Blank Books for merchants use. The paper and
binding really superior. They will be sold low.
the best materials and in the mos. % durable mannep mann ~
Drafts, Bills of Exchange, Bills of Lading Negosia-
BILE and Promisory Notes, and the best Stationery,
can always be found at our establishment.
de 30
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IRON AND STEEL STORIES tolls
Il Swedes English, American hammered and roll.
ed Iron, assortment comprising nearly all sizes;
fiat, round and square Band Hoop, from 34 to four
inches wide.
Plough from to IL inches wide
American and Swedes Nail Rods
English and American Blistered Steel
Cast, Shear, German and Spring do
Plough Moulds and Sheet Iron
$50 boxes Tin Plate, an assortment comprising
nearly all sizes, including Ia 20 bright and loaded
for roofing.
Receiving and in store-for sale by
no 80 s. McGRUDER & SONS
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CEDAR TAR-Consumption Cured
" The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF lncipten; Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat. diseases of the Lixer and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tetter, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street.
Baltimore
Mns. b. B. NoRRIs--Dear Madam For several
years have been afflicted with frequent hemor-
fhages of the lungs attended with a painful cough
ltried various remedies and had the best medical
advice but without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS.
127 saratoga street, Baltimore, Md
October 3d. 1852.
Call aud get Pamphlets containing certificates.
fE" Beware OF counterfeits. The genuine arti-
Gle is for sale by
HORTON KEACH 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
no Q Disqualification Eastern Virginia.
SPLENDID CHEWING TOBACCO
~ The subscribers have on hand over 100 boxes
of very superior Chewing Tobacco, put up by the
best manufacturers in the world. Among others
we have
Giliams Favorte Wine Sap Brand
w Ross Superior Oronoko Leaf
J Slzer, Jr.'s Mary Bell Twist
DIR Joseph Mosbys Finest Brands
DR. Saunders Harry of the West
Samples will be sent by mail to any part of the
United States.
Gentlemen in want of fine Tobacco can have the
choice OF the above brands, which are made of the
finest crops OF Leaf grown in Virginia
BENNETT a. BEERS,
Wholesale Druggists and Manufacturers Agents
for Fine Chewing TobacCos l25 Main street, Rich
mond, Va. ia
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THE OLD RICHMOND GUN STORE,
No. 60 Main street, 3 doors above

w BU tiuiH street, % uOOEs uDOte
'ue City Botel.-JAMES WALSH takes this
method ot returning his graft thanks to a gener.
Ga public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
90 hlm since commencing business, and would
ST.. trust that by uuremtting attention, to merit
Continuance OF the same
! he would beg to remind the public that the Old
Richmond Gun Store has been established over
tu-rtg years, and i is with confidence that he as.
s7Ets that for its present superiority Of stock, or
Advantages for workmanship, he believes that it
as yet been unsurpassed since SO established-
AID Row ne will only beg to add, that If the lover
o. the sports of the field will only favor him with
cal, he will assuredly find choice OF single or
double barrel Guns 10 suit him, from the finest
Imported by me, to the lowest in price, with all the
aecoutrernent5to to correspond, many OF which of
,e.-rt invention and approved pattern.
ats assortment likewise in the Pistol variety is
complete, embracing Colts famous Five Shooters
a 'as Six Barrel Revolvers, the Duello, &C. sc.
- To one desiring valued Gun restocked
altered into percussion, repaired in any manner
whatever let him bring it into No 90 Main street,
and then rely upon job done up to Hoyle.
- 34-72t
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,-lI.P9 FIKINtI.-The Subscribers again
49, heir se-vjcss n their friends and the
-...,t- a.ra out Nrsroes the ensuing year. hey
..s --- best ea,rts 10 get good prices and good
..os. u--srus wishing 10 hire out their Ne
.-5s.u g.aase inform US as soon as possioie.
N. B & c. B. HILL,
Corner of rankin and Wall streets.
-
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srEyOM MO0RE.-J w. Randolph has for
L sale-January /, ls53-Marion's Brigade, or
the Light Dragons. By DR.. J. II Robnson-25c.
The Life and Adventures OF Dick Clinton.
The Masked Highwayman-a companion to JACK
Sh ppard-Plstes, 25c.
Katie stewart true story from Blackwoods
Magazine, CSC.
Memoirs, Journal and Correspondence of 1hos
Moore, edited by Lord John Russell, M. P, part /,
rs cents.
Patient Waiting No Loss or the Two Christmas
Days By Alice B. Neal, author OF No Such Word
hs Fail, &C, 62a. de 81
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TEKFI< CHAN 4 FOR Ii A r.
! --..A-., TIE FRANKLIN CI OTRING |

TItKF II A c Il 4 = G Z 20 Z Il r.
IL l3,NS AT THE FRANKLIN CLOTHING
STORE H. I52, Main Street, Richmond, Va.-We
'v4 .- -ecciyad, in addition to our already large
SIX Of Ready Msde Clothing, superior lot of
8s-- C.a.s Of various Styles. Also, Dress Sacks,
s-,ck aad Dress Coats of every color, style and
,rsi.r. Pain Black and fancy Cashmere Pants
A.. w.. in endless variety, and of every style
ara ~ al material A large and very select stock
n lisn..araens Furn shing Goods Every article
s-..a5 - L. complete the Genteman's Wsrdrobe.-
49,. Eyrelas, Carpet Bags. &c &c. All OF which
y. u 81. at cost until the lst of January we
4-sa = c.ause out the entire Stoek by that time
.a,. FIo call early will get the best bargains.
r DECOU CO.,
.st--ro 1872 Main Street
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NOTICE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
n That | have now on hand, the -
largest and best assortment ofa5
- Boots and shoes, of good quality, ever
offered in this city; selected by myself ex-
pressy for retail, both of my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
ment can be found something extra, to which
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want, as they will be sold low. by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, &c,
seq No 127 Main street, Richmond, Va
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FOR RENT.
HOUSES FOR /

a. HOUSES FOR RENT.-A Brick
AaA House on Marshall street, near Brooke Ave
nue., containing about rooms, with the usual out
houses, In coed order; pleasant residence in
good neighborhood.
Frame House on Clay street, near Clay Street
Chapel, nearly new, contsining rooms, &c.
Two Brick Houses on Ca.harine street, near the
residence of VIM Evans. in good order with well
OF water in the yard, and gardens attached.
small Farm on Academy HILL containing about
acres, well adapted for a market garden. The
House is in fair order.
Immediate possession can be given for all of the
ABOVE houses, and persons In want should apply at
once.
de e31-4t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
e. FOR kENT-A wooden tenement con.
III tanning five rooms, suitable tor a small family
with well of most excellent water in the ward
Possession may be had Immediately Rent SIS.
Apply to EDWARD d. EACHO,
+ Genl Agent and Collector, ofice 18th 81.
Also, one Brick House containing three rooms
Possession may be had Immediately. Rent $50.
O. FOR RENT-That large and desirable
E. Brick House, on the corner of Broad and l7tn
streets, with good Kitchen attached, and pump
of most excellent water in the yard, suitable for
store or family residence, all in good order, and
formerly occupied By Messrs. Dickenson & Rouse.
Possession may be had imm1edistey, Rent S275.
Apply to EDWARD D. EACHO.
jail Gen'l Agent and Collector.
O. FOR RENT, and possession given the lst
Eai day of January next, that desirable and we'll
located Restorative hotel, on Franklin street,
now called Liberty Hail. in the immediate vicini.
ty of the Central Railroad Depot, with its bar fix
lures, cooking ranges, city water and gass, all COM
plete This establishment will atford nine separate
and commodious apartments exclusive of bar room,
cellar and kitchen, with good yard, &c. To
good tenant, the terms will be accommodating
Apply to
de 22-ts EDW'D McADAM.
o. FOR RENT.-A Brick Residence on
now occupied by Mr. Bentley. Possession may be
had the first day of January. Rent, 1925.
de 23 TOLER & COOK. General Agents.
1yss FOR RENT.-A large Brick Residence
H.a on Maddox's Hill. near Howards Grove-the
best house on that hill. Possession may be had
Immediately. Rent, SIPS:
de 90 TOLER& & COOK, General Agents
N. FOR RENT.-A Wooden Residence on
M::aa 18th street, near Tan Bark Row, now occu-
pied by Mr. WIN Davis. Possession may he mad
Immediately. Rent, SIPS
de % TOLER IL COOK, General Agents.
~ FOR LEASE OR RENT.-The house
Ma.l occupied by Mrs. Mary Lipscomb, standing on
the western side of Main st near the corporation
line, containing SIX excellent rooms, Closets and
cellar kitchen and servants rooms detached; an
excellent WELL large garden, and every convenience
for alarge family. Apply to
WIN. GOuLDIN, General Agent,
de 24-dts Governor Street.
Ea FOR SALE.-The House and Lot, cor
E5 ner of Franklin and 4th Streets at present oc-
cup!ed by Capt R M Einmo. The lot fronts "a
feet ON Franklin and runs back 120 feet on 4th
For terms, which will be accommodating apply
To R. M BURTON.
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CEILING OFF AT COST.-As No TO,
- Corner of Broad and 9th street. We have still
a ,arge stock of Simple and Fancy Dry Goods on
aand, which we are offering at Cost Prices. The
change we intend making in our Business, and to
have the Store We now occupy rehtted, compel5
Us to close by the first of next month. Persons in
want OF Dry Goods will find 1t to their advantage
+ give Us a call, as are offering great induce
Tents Our stock of Cloths Casimeres, Vestings,
Fanne.s, Carpetngs, Alspacas Muslin de LANES,
3 'ached aud Brown Domestics is large and well
assorted With a full stock of White Goods and
otner articles generally kept by US, at prices which
cannot fail TO please.
M I5-d2m ] a. n ROSENRAIIM
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EOK HAND sOME AND CHEAp CHRIsr

Tor HAND DSOaIE AND CHEAP CHRIST.
/ Mas PRESENTS call at No 2l5 Broad street.
Beautifully decorated Motto Cups and Saucers,
tl!na hugs Flower Vases, with a great rnany
etaer CHINA ornaments also. come handsome
E'ft AoCeies, Work Boxes Hair Brushes, Fancy
: 7ps Pertumery, Sc
A.so, Just received an assortment of Forks, Tea
t't Table spoons, Soup Ladies' (some new pat
.--'5 0ef2ly plated On English Albata or white
meat az excellent and durable article, nearly as
: 'ti 7s s.!7er, ana not one fourth the price
y r. l.. HICKSON.
10 Tt1E PUBEIC.-HENRY SHAFER g.
- have now in store large and varied as
s,'sEea: Il cheap working Clothes, which they
".-te.. as the season is far advanced) very low
fer easA
>InE'aetors ard hirers of hands will firla il to
--ir interest ~ supply themselves at our establish
-1-A' No los Main street corner 14th de %
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AaktRLEtZED IRON MANTELs, TIA

Bill TOPS, COLUAES, &c-The Sala
80 ,C.' Marble Company are now prepared 10 of.
- re pubic the choicest styles of the above
- ~ recent invention in imitation of the
~-i9ee ana orautllul varieties of marble and
gss stones These articles. have already sc.
+.'so an en'iable reputation, and were awarded
la MEDIA at l1elate Fair of the American Ins,i
- Ia f"w York This combination possesses
- '~'hA'ages over the real marble nasmuch ss thsv
eHs,3PeF, more durable, not liable u damage
.,-...9 ""9 ana ACIDS While they .ack none Of the
'rhl'y Il tee originals
s7ra' variety Of stylos aud designs such as
''-1-t' hfo2ste.leI, aien1as, Verd ANTIQUES, &c.
= my DE- saea at our store on Cary street For
@a't atisctery 1rces
ds ~ FRY & MccANDLIsH, Agents.
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TRkAT REDUCTIUN IN FRItES.-
II 4. RDSEEFELD, No I75 Broad street, most
rasuec,fI calls the attention of the ladies and
e yu5 lie generally, 10 ais large stock of Dry Goods
alica 20 IS determined to sell of from this date
q, very reduced prices, such ss Lace Goods,
ewes Chrmisettes, and great variety of En-
ers ipres, M0uslins, Silks, French and English
N4rinos Calicos, Shaws Blankets, &c. A Hne as
sl-:.n-ug of Hosiery and Gloves, all of which will
b. al such prices that cannot fail to give satis-
tscti u.
NB-Ail small notes taken at market rates, in
exchange for Goods.
des-lm* H. ROsEEFFLD.