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l. o G IL MATTERS

IHE FLYING SHIP.-We learn that Mr. Porter
VIII, during the present week, exhibit at Caruss
Saloon, a veritable @rial steamer, the design of
which is to pass rapidly through the air in any re-
CURED direction, according to the government of
its own helm. The inventor is confident of his
ability to show the practicability of this means of
iocomotion, small scale, at least; the machine
being twenty three feet in length. The expert
ment must excite interest, apart from the opinions
entertained as to its success
oRDiSATioN OF ELDERs.-ln the William street
Methodist Episcopal Church, Baltimore, on Sum
Gay morning last, the Rev. Bishop Waugh or
dalned the following gentlemen as elders of the
Methodist Episcopal Church: Mr.. Samuel Marks.
OF Washington city, and Messrs Daniel M. Reese
and Edward Hartman, of Baltimore The learned
Bishop delivered an impressive sermon upon the
occasion, taking for his text the 9th verse of 9TH
chapter I'd Corinthians. A number of ministers
were In attendance, and took part in the exer-
caes.
UPSET AND REscUE.-As a couple of colored
lads were amusing themselves on Sunday after.
noon by padding shout in a skiff in the canal,
near New Jersey avenue, by some accident the
sklf upset, and but for their prompt rescue by some
persons in view of the accident at the time, they
would ooth inevitably have been drowned, as
neither of them could swim, and the water very
deep in the canal at the time.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-To-night the nautical
drama of "Back-eyed Susan will be played; after
which Burke appears in the amusing character
OF MIR. Pettibone, in the farce of oKiss in the
Dark, and also repeats the attractive character of
Timothy Toodles.
AccIDENT.-We regret to learn that a son of
MIR. Charles Mann, shoe-dealer on 7th street
yesterday afternoon, while sporting with pistol,
which was loaded. received serious wound in his
head from its accidental discharge. The wound,
though severe, it is hoped by the physicians will
not prove fatal
"BREwER's GLANCE AT THE WORLD" now on
exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall, is one of the most
beautiful panoramas we have ever beheld. The
stay is now limited to four days, during which
time the opportunity of seeing it should not be
neglected.
METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE BY the
book in the hall of the east wing of the Patent
Office, it appears that upwards of fifteen thousand
dollars have been subscribed towards the erection
Of rooms for the Institute the site of the Centre
Market
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PANTALETTE PREAcHING.-The Rev. Miss An
toinete Brown has had, we are told, two very adj
vantageous calls to preach the Gospel for the
benefit of sinners in the State OF New York. Troy
is likely to be the successful applicant for the min
isterial lahors of the fair divine
NetD York Dispatch
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JOHN ]. McCAHEN, prominent member of the
Democratic party of Philadelphia died in that city
on the 10Th instant.
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TuRKEY.-A further despatch of the Canada 8
intellgenceis as follows:
The war between Turkey and Montenegro is
over.
A telegraph despatch, of the lst instant, saw
Omer Pasha is ordered to cease hostilities and the
march OF the Austrians to the Croatian frontier is
countermanded. This results from Prince Lem
ingen,s mission to Constantinople The Porte
had granted the demands of Austria and it was
not true that Turkey had thrown herself on the
protection of France and England. 1t is believed
that Austria moderated her demands, that the
question of ceding the ports of Kleck and Sutorl-
ma was not proposed, and that diplomatic con
gress will assemble at Paris in May to adjust re-
naming difficulties between the two powers
The French ambassador has obtained from the
Porte promise OF indemnity to the French hold
of the Turkish loan. 80
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WAGONS FOR THE MoRMoNs.-A firm in Gin.
cinnati has contracted to build one hundred and
fifty wagons for a company of English Mormons,
who now on their way from Great Britain to
the Salt Lake They will land at New Orleans.
ascend the Mississippi and cross the plains 10 their
destination.
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TO PARENTS.
MISS HEANEY'S ACADEMY.
Washington, d. c.,

Washington, ID. c., ..
adjoining Mr.. Samuel Carusi's academy of Music
Carusi's Saloon.
MISS HEANEY will resume the instruction Of
lYl her pupils in English and French studies,
Music on the piano forte, Drawing and Painting
April 4, and would add several to the number for
the half quarter ending May l6.
Young Ladies may have instruction apart from
the usual exercises, in reading, Sc, with Pars-
ing in the English and French languages.
For terms, apply above at noon.
Mar 22-1aW3w
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lS1 STEER, Merchant Tailor, Seventh street,
has just received his new Spring Goods, and wishes
extent and beauty of his stock he has before
had the pleasure to exhibit one that would compare
with it. In truth, he fell upon stock so surpass-
ngly beautiful that he could not resist the tenpIa-
ton to buy largely, and he fears too largely. he
will therefore offer the greatest possible induce
ments to purchasers, and at the same hme guarah.
tee the highest satisfaction to those VINO oroer co'n
ing in regard to fit finish, and style.
III. stufe of our work was never before so ele-
pant md tasteful as it is now, since we have
senarate cutter exclusively devoted to each gar
nept by which means alone perlecuon can De
obtained in that important branch.
We have also the most complete stock OF Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Stocks,
Cloves Collars, Cravas, Scarfs, &c.
Mar 2l-d2w
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"BREwER's GLANCE AT THE WORLD" now or
exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall, is one of the mos
beautiful panoramas we have ever beheld. The
stay is now limited to four days, during which
time the opportunity of seeing it should not be
neglected
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The Baltimore Clipper, in noticing the banquet
OF the Irish Social and Benevolent Society of Bal
timore, given in that city on the 18th instant, thus
notices the unbecoming conduct of one of the per.
sons present at the entertainment:
''In response to toast complimentary to the
memory of Daniel O'Conneli, Melvin Soule,
esq.,, son OF Senator Soue, of louisiana rose
and made a speech, characterized, we think
BY singular bad taste. He commenced by
saying that his knowledge of the English Ian
guage was very limited, which fact was in
deed evident. He was, he said, an exile from
France, which country he had been compelled to
leave. For what reason his exodus was prompted
he did not say, but we suppose it for political
reasons He said that he had been taken entirely
unprepared to make speech, and at the same
moment drew forth a roll of manuscript, from
which he proceeded to read off an address. In the
course of his written remarks, he alluded to the
present administration of the General Government
in terms highly laudatory, all of which was very
we'll, though little out of place. But he did not
stop here. The administration of Mr. Fillmore, the
patriot and statesman, of whom all Americans are
and should be justly proud of, dragged in, and
in the course of his remarks he characterized it as
disgraceful, wanting in patriotism, sc. This,
from gentleman who had just avowed himself
rather unconversant with the English Ian guage, in
fact almost entire stranger in the United States
was indeed rather singular language. We were
pleased to that the gentlemen present received
these opinions of Mr.. s. with the GOODNESS thew
were SO eminently deserving OFF,
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METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE BY the
book in the hall of the east wing of the Paten
Office, it appears that upwards of fifteen tbousanc
dollars have been subscribed towards the erection
Of for the Institute on the site of the Centre
Market,
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

L TION.-On Long Wharf, at Alexandria, on
Thursday, the Oath instant, at IL O'Clock, will be
sold the cargo of schooner Rick, Thomas, from
Cienfugos, consisting of l26 hogsheads, 81 ierces
and 10 barrels prime, bright, heavy molasses,
selected for the retail trade.
LAMBERT & MCKENZIE,
Mar OPT Alexandria
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HyEMPERANCE HOTEL.-L w. WORTH
Il INGTON, on D street, between 9th and 10th
streets, is prepared TO accommodate several per-
manent or transient gentlemen, married or sin gle,
with pleasant rooms and board, on reasonable
terms. Mar 22-eod3t*
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A VENUE HOTEL.-A few families can be &C.
"A commodated with board at this splendid Ho
tel. Also day boarders.
Every exertion will be made to please.
Terms moderate.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-To-night the nautical
drama of "Blackeyed Susan will be played; after
which Burke appears in the amusing character
OF MIR. Pettibone, in the farce of ssKiss in the
Dark" and also repeats the attractive character OF
Timothy Toodies.
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YORK RIVER RAILROAD.

friend has put in our hands copy OF the
Richmond Enquirer of July 10th, which, N
advocating this road, takes occasion to com.
bat the common prejudice, that cities 10 :, u
great, must stand upon the sea shore
explode this fallacy, the examples are. A'el
toned of Rome, Babylon, Memphis ear'asse !,
pekin, Calcutta, London Liyerpo"i' sn''0
Haven, the finest harbor OF Great pa''''A''' .
studded only with shipping ports "iassoW,
Edinhurph Paris. Amsterdam, Bremen ana
in fac. al the great cities of the Eastern
Ham;snbere, which are sill inland. In our
o, .n.ntrv. Baltimore is two hundred miles
e., a. $40 and New Orleans more than q
hundred.
The instances quoted by the ERqatFcF are
numerous enough TO disprove the faiiaey ths'
cities. to be great, must be situated on 'he
seq shore. But in endorsing this OPINION we
mus, not be understood as changing the views
held by US, when advocating the ork RIVER
Railroad last winter. We were then ana are
st;u Of oninion that the navigation OF the
James is Of the greatest importance to the
commercial interests of Richmond, and is ca
psble. If proper improvements are made oil
making Richmond one of the first CONNER
cial cities of the Union. Whilst others nave
anticipated vast benefits to Richmond from
the greater facility of communication when
the York River Railroad will afford between
Richmond and other ports, we regard as one
of its chief advantages the development OF
the resources of that section OF Virginia on
the York. Pamunkey and Mattaponi, sec
lion whose inexhaustible supply of mari keeps
up perpetual fertility and whose extensive
and varied productions would, by the York
River Railroad, be brought to the Richmond
market We have seen nothing to change
the opinion, so often expressed, that Rlch
mond should not abandon the noble river
which lies at her doors, but, on the contrary,
should bend ali her energies TO deepening
the channel, removing the bars, and thus rem
dering efficient this fine outlet, provided by
Nature, for the vast trade which will be
brought here by her canal and by the four
railroads which converge at this point. The
York River Railroad will not interfere with
this natural avenue of commerce and trade.
1t will accommodate portion of Virginia
which has been heretofore neglected by the
State, notwithstanding its own liberal contri-
buttons to the treasury, and whose trade, if
secured to Richmond, will add greatly to the
wealth and prosperity of this city. Some
statistics of interest which sustain the view
of the subject we have taken, are unavoida-
bly, deferred till a future number.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Nov. %.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR remains firm, without any TRANSACTIONS
Holders demand 81. We heard of no sales.
WHEAT-Sl. So a 81. 45-dull.
BUTTER-20025 cents for best Goshen and l6 a
20 cents for Mountain.
COFFEE-Firm at 1h012 cents for Rio Java l2li
Ola cents.
TOBACCO, CORN and other articles no change to
note.
Business generally du-but little doing in the Gro
Gerry and Dry Goods business.
BEEF and PORK coming in freely, and is dull
Sales at Ct Az for Beef and 81 GI62 tor hogs.
The weather is now fine for the provision trade.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

/ According to the N. Y. Journal of Com
merce, Thursday last was observed as day
of Thanksgiving by all the New England
States-but Maine, which observed a pre-
vious day, and Vermont which Is to observe
Thursday, Dec. sth,--all the middle States,
all the Western States, and Maryland, North
Carolina. Alabama, Georgia and Florida, of
the Southern States. The seven States that,
so far as we learn, have no day appointed to
observe, are Virginia, South Carolina, Nils
sisslppi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and
California.
We have no doubt that in time, the custom
will spread and become universal. We trust
it may, if it shall prove more than a mere
formality Certainly no people ever had
more reason for gratitude to the Giver of eve
ry good and perfect gift. 1t is difficult for
Americans to appreciate the blessings they
enjoy in the universal plenty which prevails
in this country, the entire exemption from
want. the freedom, both civil and religious,
which is every mans birthright The non
celebration OF a Day of Thanksgiving Is no
proof of indifference or ingratitude among
those States in which it is not observed The
grand festival of the South is CHRISTMAS, and
we hope it will always be retained at the
head of the calendar, and never be thrown
into the shade by any festival of modern in
vention. We do not suppose, because Christ
mas is not generally observed at the North,
that its p eople are insensible to the grand
event which that day commentaries, and it
would be equally unjust toimpute to Southern
States want of religious gratitude from the
fact that they do not formally and periodical
ly celebrate day of Thanksgiving. We
should like to see that day celebrated, for it
is right in itself and we need a few more fes-
rivals, but never may the crown fall from the
brow of Christmas, the benign and joyous
old King of the Holidays.
80 1t win be seen by reference to our ad-
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MARRIED

On Thursday, the Gath inst, by the Rev. Phillip
Courtney, Mr.. w. EUGENE RUDOLPH to Miss
MARY ANN HARDY, all of this city
IvT Boston papers please copy.
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IL 1t win be seen by reference to our ad-
vertising columns, that II. w. SHEFFEY,
Esq, offers for sale some of the most valua-
BILE property in Staunton. 1t is said to be a
rare offer to capitalists.
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VIM. N. TINsLEY.

E9 Or. WIN. II. MINOR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the eiti-
of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. DR.. MINOR may be found during
the day. at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street no 7-3n<
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ry B. w. sTARkE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Practices in all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
AS Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking Of Dispositions, lin or ont of his ofce)
Proof and Acknow Judgments of Deeds, Relinquish-
ments of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2-Iv
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~ IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Mas. MARKS
will give FREE LECTURE to the Ladies' of Rich
lnond and vicinity, on WEDNESDAY, Mt o'clock
the GENERAL isrs ~ Heath Il Iss Henfg Jones
Parior. ON Bank street, near DR. Gooeh's offce.
no 2g-2ss
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lens per day, necessarily opens three thousand
seven hundred and fify oysters during that
time"
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WHISKEY.- Mountain Dew" WINS.
w key, direct from Martin & Co., of Pittsburp
Pa-lG0 bbis. fer sale by
moss DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned beg to in
IN form the public that c. A. BOTTCHER will
leave for Europe about the middle this month for
the purposn of making purchases and supplying us
with all the new fashions for the coming season
We shall therefore offer our present wel-assorted
GOODS, at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRI-
CES, and respectfully solicit call flom all in want
OF any of the above named Goods.
Orders for any special article our line viii be re-
ceived, and promptly attended to.
HIRSH l. BOTTCHER
no 2-lm* l79 Broad ST.
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IT, HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds &C., for New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, lowe, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hem
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
Q-frn
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LINE AND GROUND ALUM SAIL
II Buckwhest common Brandy, Leaf Crushee
Powdered and Coffee Sugars. For sale BY
% DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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ePUCTAI. uorYl.Es

~ gROCER1ES, Ac., Il Aucf3on, THIS MORN.
D6NLof. MoNc6RE 1 co,
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ry- AUCTION CARf.--Attention is solicited t.
our sale of FANCY GOODS. &c, THIS MORNING.,
at 10 o'clock. See advertisement.
no 70 ALEX. MOTT & CO., Auctr.
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( A NDIRONS.-Brass and Bronzed AND
IA IRONS, TENDERS. FIRE STANDARDS ele-
CANT brass and polished steel FIRE IRONS, &c, Sc,
for sale by ZIMMERMAN.
nov "a Corner Main and 1871 streets.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE, FOR DE-
II cember, just received at L. L SMITHS oppo-
site the American Hotel.
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter for December.
Dickens Househo Words, for December.
Pu5nani's Magazine for December
The Great Mammoth Pictorial Brother Jonathan
for Christmas and New Year Price l2l cents
Flag of Our Union, Waverly Magazine. Banner,
Home Gazette. Privateer Saw, Blade. Pick and Pr
cayune, for this week
tg- All the latest publications. OF hand.
nov 29-lt
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w-T. j. CARSON 4 CO, NOS. Al AND 4S
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. 36
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork aud Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je lily
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MONEY WANTED IN EXCHANGE
Nl FOR DRY GOODS
Heavy large size Bed Blankets
1000 Negro Blankets-all prices
1000 yards Flannels-cheapest in this city
Cloth and Merino Cloaks-selling at cost
Splendid assortment Dress Silks-chesp
Plaid and fancy Delaines-l2 cts to the finest quality
French, English and German Merincs-S7 MP to 81 50
Supertine black fsilk warpl Alpaca
104 Bleached and Brown Linen Table Darnask
l2t Linen and Cotton Sheetings
Gloves and Mufs
Wool and Silk Under Garments, for ladies' and gente-
mems wear
Cloths, Casimeres and Vestings
Gentlemen's Linen and Silk Hdk'f f and Cravats
Half Hose; Kid and Silk Gloves
Suspenders; Collars; Stocks
With the usual assortment of Fancy and Staple Div
Goods. LEWIS
no Is Cheap Cash Stores IS and IS, Main ct
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NOTICE-EDWIN JAMES, Gate of
~ Petersburg.) of The firms of Edwin James Co.,
T. 4 +. James Co and James, Rice L James, hav-
ing removed to this place. may be found for the pre-
sent, at the Office Messrs. Jones Harwood's s,
opposite the Branch of the Exchange Bank
tg Petersburg Express and Wing copy time.
no 29-It~
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, of supe-
Il rior finish, from the best manufacturers and war
ranted of the finest steel Ivory Beef aud Game
Caryers and Forks TO match-together with fail
supply of Buck-horn and Common Table Cutlery
For sale at i37 Main street.
no24 BIyIRIEy co
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

E>OR SALE-The good will and fixtures
Il of a SNACK and BOARDING HOUSE, opposite
the New Market, low doing a good business. En-
quire OF
no 29-3tA PHI HELFRICH
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wsJ JOB AND CARD pklN1ING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and prepared do this description of
PRINTING on reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city as well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
E5- Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc S-du
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u ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Office On Franklin stree
under the metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
no
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BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINS
- Meusseline de lame at sixpence yard dress for
% cents figured Alpaca l2z cents dress for ST. less
cents worth 30 cents: bonnet ribbons shilling pei
yard; black kid gloves, ST. cents; Merino worth 3li
with lots of other cheap goods Just received from the
Northern Auctions.
LEWIS cheap cash store.
Is Main ST, next door to White l. Pages
%
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tg~MoRE NEW GooDs.-T. R. PRICE i co

are opening this day by Express
New style Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAfDS
Plain French MEkINOES and DE- LANES
Few elegant Dresses in MORE ANTIQUE"
Cloak CLOTHS aud VELVETS for Cloaks
New Muslin CHEMIZETTES, SLEEVES, COL
LARS, &c.
Embroidered and Scolloped HDKFS, il variety
Muslin and Jaconet FLOUNCINGS
Galoons. Marcelines, Velvet TRIMMINGS, &c.
With many other choice ana seasonable goods.
no lS-lm
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DILL PAPER -. w. RANDOLPH
~ can supply merchants and clerks with great
variety OF Fooiscap Paper, ruled for making cut bills,
The prices vary from 12e. 70 STE per qaire.
Those intending 10 open new sets oil books for fas4
would do well 70 hand in their orders a. early as
sible. ut III Main 81 no26
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q TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE ClTY.-If you wish to get your
Hair cut and dressed in the latest and approved
style, call on H0BSON. at the Hair Dressing, Shay
ing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel
.B-Hot ard Cold Shower Baths can be he'd
daily from A. NJ. to half past p. M, and on Satur-
day to IL P. M.
Single Bath IS cents, five tickets for 81. En-
trance 18th street. &C q
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II RICHMOND ATHENlEUM-The introduc-
tory Lecture OF the course will be delivered by o. r
BALDWIN, ESQ, on TUESDAY, the 29th Noven-
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II ARPER'S MAGAZINE, and Putnam 3
nov 20 JAMES wooDRoUsR