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fhsss Are the und views OF practics sensible bust
nsss men, and worth whole volumes of theories of
spseuAtors The of the present strngency the
money markets Of the United States and Great Britain
- simply over trading We have imported too largely,
and Great Britain has exported too largely That these
nevemcnts, 30 opposite, should produce the same
sus may appear strange, but 1t is nevertheless true
Ne have too deeply n debt while Great Britain
trusted too large amount too long credit. This
Ia the trouble and both nations have time to sxtr
cate themselves from the endorsements With which
thsy surrounded. Both have traded to a GER
tan extent but has been in legitimate lines and the
channels Of trade clear from all distractions of
serious character. We have only TO keep quiet for
time, TO rest Hitle and allow things to from
Che great tension they have so long labored under.
TAs advance in the rate of interest by the Bank Of
England to four per cent should create alarm in
the public mind. It may for time check the invest
nent Of EngNsh capital here and it is possible may to
moderate extent call horse capital already invested in
this country but it can only be temporary The rate OF
interest on this side OF the Atlantic rules high and
foreign capitalists have too much confidence in the cha
racler Of public securities to make any very great
change in their investments. It may bs many years
Sore the rates Of interest ruling in England and in the
United States approximate much than those now
current, but 1t is pretty certain that they will
never again be much farther apart. We are too
CLOSELY connected in financial and commercial ope
Ratons, and by the improvements in steam navigation
too near neghbors to permit such wide difference
n the value Of money TO continue much longer. II Is
net likely that the rate Of interest in England will
cOns up to that now ruling here that will
Down 70 that nov ruling in London, but they will gradu
ally bat steadily approach each other until the rate
each country viii vary but the smallest fraction It il
entirely out of the question for such extree rates
70 rule in cities intimately allied 10 financial relations
Lsndon New York and San Francisco. 10 London four
per cent the current rat In New York seven 70
per cent and In San Francisco thirty u thirty six
per cent. London and New York afe only about ven
days apart with elmest daily communication by steam
es. London and San Francisco only about thirty
day apart, with emit monthly Communication BY steam
ers These three financial centres should have more
uniform standard Of value for money la London or Ne
York there cannot be such wide difference much losg
e and 81 they approach each other the money markets
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n d. NASH, AUCTION STORE $40 BROADWAY
Sheriff salseSn Fridsy Sept p 1888 At 10 o'clock
quantity Of stone tagging bing aso large lot of blue
stone JOHN WILSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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aALEs AT AUCTION.

4 UcTTON NorTCE-WM. b. JONES, AUCTIONEtR,
"A v cell this ssy No Spruce street - 10Y oSloSk,
consisting OF tabts chaifss
bedding ioupres sofas glasses crochery, lod
Of fancy goods ana 4 lot Of second hand clothing.
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HOVsHs, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A STORE OR PART OF ONE, WITH FIXTURES,
IA wanted-From the st 18th Of October until the LIST
Of March in good business part of the city Address C..
H Hera off
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ARRIVALS AqaPHE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
- YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL Walker, Rhode
Island; w Collins, Charlotte; j G Dale, J s
Lewis, NV York; G Bryan, Gloucester; A
p Gresham, Charles City; Christian, Va
w Campbell, Albemarle; w w Farms anc
lady, Augustus; I r Eskridge, ry and daugh
ter, Staunton; Anderson, Mediums river
MIR Scbell, University; A Woodbridge, Mido
THAN; e Gay, Va; E Wei and lady, Norfolk
J Booker. Richmond; w r H Christmas, s E
Philips, N c; c Boswell, FIuvanna J c Lew
y, l Bafksdale and lady, Abemarle; ID Nc
Daniel, N c. VI johnson, Ala; w Matthews,
Cumberland; w II InmaD, Tenn; M N Leach
Norfolk; Col Toml,n, King William; Bryan 5
Smith, WIN G Annon, England; L Dew,
Spotsy lvania.
AMERICAN HOTEL Col J Armistead,
Ciaremone q H Richie, U Navy; A Lanz
Penn; A Gordon, Powhatan; Jos Irving
Richmond, A Meredith, Mrs Morriss, child
and servant, Brunswick; c v Enning, II Rhit
ner, England; E Vawter, E Hale, X Dunlap,
Va; J NJ Lee, Richmond; DIR Seymour, Val.
den, New York; z & Patterson. Norfolk; + d
Campbell and lady, Mrs Tayler, Z; II 1
Davis, Roxboro; ) Cuddle. Warrenton; Geo
Snider, Portsmouth; ID w Carter, Ii l. Mat
thews. New Kent; w Vernon, Ga; I Matti
man, Wadesuoro; ) Hopkins, l. Morrow, ID of
C;RH Turner, Va; e ID De Ford, + Moter,
p Trexel Baltimore; l. N Craddock, Abe
marie.
CITY HOTEL Capt Bannster, barque
Cyane; w Ii E Howard, James City; + c
Hubert, Portsmouth; L Short, Lynchburg;
Miss Luck, Spottsylvania; J l. Morrisett, Va;
| w A Edwards, King VIM; K p Archer, Anne
liza; N Flournoy, Chesterfield; w F Graves
Charles City; Captain Brian, RichmonJ; F H
Williams, Washington; II Hawkins, Surry;
Voolfolk, Caroline; r Anderson, c N An
derson. Dinw;ddie; L T Tyler, Chas City; J
G Tyler, Hanover; Wallace, N York;
Grimpel, Pa; w N Bell. N CT T Whaling
Lynchburg; w Jones, Hanover; ] ii PampIin
Nelson: ID II Johnson. G H Armistead, Bali,
L E Watson and lady, Va; G Howard and
servant, Charleston; s J Wesley, Mount Yer
non, Ala.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-G D Neal, Chat
ham, w Old, Powhatan; Il Hickscn. Farm
vile; ] G Hewlett, E c Brooks, Charlotte; w
s Fowlks, Lunenburg; w Borum, MOTTO.
way; r Blanton, Amelia; A Georghegan
GAINESVILLE; } Allen, Danville; Ii Rowlett, )
R Godsey and sons, Amelia; w A Wingo
Notoway; ] F Davis, r A Davis. Lynchbnrg
Saunders, d A Thompson, Va; F f Bois-
| seaux, Amelia. CANNED, Hampton: l. Nc
| Cargo, M McCargo and son, w Il Cha fin
| and son, Charlotte; E A BIanton, Amelia; E A
Vaughan, 6 b Wright, Farmyile; H MacYy,
Port Royal; w G Garner, Univ'y If V ID w
Tally, Charlotte: A ID Ford, Farmville: K G
| Meredith, Hanover; w + Henderson, Fincas-
| tie; b Scarlet, Scott; A NJ Johnson, Nelson;
5 L Hand, Portsmouth, A A Stewart, S II
| Hit, Augusta; w A Povre, Campbell; ] 5
| Woodson, Goochland; w 5 Shepherd. N c; J
| Goode, 5 ) Goode, Chesterfeld L Green, e
Green X Upshaw. Caroline
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IA %
ID ICHMOND AND DANTILLE Rail-

~ ROAD-OPEN TO KEYSVILLE 70 NILES
On and after Monday, November 9Th, 1852, a re-
gular passenger train will run daily Sundays ex
cepted) between Richmond and Keysville
The train will stop for passengers only at the fol
owing points Manchester, Robiou's, Coalield
Tomshawk, Powhatan, Mattosx, SCOTS Shop, Anne
liza II, Wyanoke. jennings Ordinary, Hsytoksh,
and Liberty Church
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. N. Returning,
cave Keysville at l.2e P. NJ.
Children under 10 years of age free, provided a
seat is not occupied by them from 10 and under
Is years of age, half price. Servants travelling by
themselves must be furnished with two passes, so
that one can be retained in the office, and 1t must be
expressly stated on the pass that they permitted
to go on the cars
B-Psssengers for Lynchburg will take the
Southside train at Haytokah for Rice's Station,
thence by Flagg g. Co.'S stages to Lynchburg. Pas
sengers for Halifax II can meet Messrs Flagg &
Co.'S four horse coaches at keysville, and psssen-
gers for nanvie, Va, Greensborough, Salisbury
and Charlotte, c., can meet Messrs Flagg Il Cos
four-horse coaches on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Keysville. Passengers for GAINESVILLE,
Boydton. Milton, N C, and Yancysville, can meet
Messrs Moss e. Co.'S coaches at Keysville on Tues.
lays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton and
fancysviIle by Flsgg IL Co.'S line Mondays, Wed.
lesdays and Fridays.
te % John Fl. OSBORNE Suut.
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THE FINE ARTS.-TO THE ADMI-
l. RERS OF WELL CUT HEADS OF HAIR
The occupation of the subscriber leads him, daily,
to meet with Heads of Hair cut in the best style, at
the very seats of Fashion.
The perfection of the polite arts consists in ex
preston, the magical influence of which 10 ad-
dressed either to the ear, in modulated sound, or
to the eye, in form. color, attitude, &c. But the
szal expression of nature 10 wild and 1t can on.
ly be sottened by those touches of art which i'm
part grace and dignity TO the features No art 10 so
successful in this that which the subscriber pro-
fesses, namely: Hair Cutting and Dressing In
other words, the skilfu arrangeme mt of those lux
urions tresses with which nature has decorated
sculptor, as well as the subscriber, is aware that
the expression of The human countenance is in q
great degree, dependent upon this arrangement of
the Hsir and they always pay strict regard to it..
The subscriber may always be found at bis Ores.
sing. Room, on the basement story of the FIX
change, next 10 the front door, whers he will al.
ways be pleased to receive visitors and to give their
Heads either fashionable or classical expression,
they may desire.
ap i5-3taw3w LOMAX B. SMITH
I OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
IL 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 ac-es of the land now owaed and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots are be autfuly situa-
ted on Union Hill, fronting the road leading to
Blakey's Mill, about mile 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.
au 9-3tawts |. R. WATKINS
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UNION STEAM II e COMPANY'S
LINE OF STEAMERS


Tar phiIa aelphia vim Norfolk.
Steamers PENNS YL MA,
49, VIRGINIA, and CITY OF RICH
LG1kX MON, Captains Baymore, Teal,
II - and Mitchell.-One Of these spien
did steamships will leave Richmond FOR Philadel.
phis alternately Mondays and Fridays, at high
water. Returning, leave Philadelphia for Rich
mond wednesdays and Saturdays (until further
notice.) at IL o'clock, NJ.
These steamers have been built expressly for
this Line. and every care has been taken In their
construction 10 ensure strength and speed, and
their accumm odations for passengers and attention
of their Captains, are unequalfed
Passengers for New York. We have en-.
tered into arrangements with the several Compa
MES TO forward passengers through to New York
either by railroad or steamers, thereby Offering to
the travelling community for that city, such induce
ments as the following, viz a short trip at sea
thereby avoiding much of that great objection In
travelling by sea, 'sea sickness a trip up the
beautiful Delaware, and sufficient time lie allowed
Of re9ulred) for sight seeing In the Quaker City y
Passage through to N Y, lst cabin and found, SIC
Philadelphia, let o.
I'd 81
For freight or passage. apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
cor Goth and Water sts, Richmond, Va, or TO
LEVI ELDRIDGE, Gen'l Agent,
No 7, North Wharves, Philadelphia, Pa.
Notice to shippers.-Due notice will always
be given when the steamers will be ready to re
ceive freight and the hour of their sailing
NH 2S-ts R. RANKIN, Agent.
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.
NYM TO THE VOTERS in -
s&9=G=4A ALI. THE wARDs

WSMFeiLor Citizens.--As you perform
ed the duty and exercised the high.
est privilege of free men on yesterday, tn cssting
your votes for the several officers of our city gov.
eminent, you will now, we hope, have time to
consider our claims to your notice. We are sp.
piicanta for your sufrages, snd respectfully solicit
your patronage, irrespective of party. We call on
you oil. Wings and Democrats, to come to our sup
port Our modesty forbids our saying anything
about our qualifications but this we viii say, that
We have labored hard In your service for the last
twenty i've years, snd have discharged our duties
to the best of Abilities and we promise still to
continue TO do 80, if you will afford the opportu
nifty. We shall be prepared to furnish you at all
times with the best and NEST fashionable Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, &c, to be found In this or any
other CITY In this country. Polls open at the "La.
dies saloon" at all times between the hours of
A N and M. WHITE a. PAGE.
apt 70 Main It, three doors helov Doolev,a
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no TIE TK PUBLIC.
Ia "a 80 60, 1T -

Am anl alier Monday, AIN april, 1888, the
W Mail, and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock, A
NJ, and arrive at Salem at 104 o'clock, A M Re
turning will leave Salem e. q O'Clock, p NJ, and ar.
rive at Lynchburg at 81 o'clock P M-stopping. go
ing and returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty. Oak Mulga, Blu.
fords. Bonsacks, Big Lick, and Salem.
Passenger train will leave Lynchburg daily
Sundays excepted) at 2 o'clock, NJ, and arrive
at Salem at 5h O'Clock, P NJ. Returning will leave
Salem at 81 O'Clock, A NJ, and arrive at Lynchburg
OK O'Clock, A NJ stopping going and returning ar
the following places :-Halsey's, Clays, Forest De-
poi, Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, OAK Mulga, Blu.
fords, Bonsacks, Gishe's MIL, Big Lick and Salem.
Freight trains will leave Lynehburg daily, (Sun.
days excepted) at TX O'Clock, A NJ and arrive at
Salem at o clock, P NJ. Leave Salem at II O'Clock,
A NJ, and arrive at Lynchburg at 81 O'Clock, NJ.
THOMAS SHARP,
NH 3O-tf Supt TraDp't Va g. Tenn r r
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nANGk OF THERNIUMEThn
At j. w. Randolph's Bookstore, Main It.
YESTERDAY
A. u. I2M. 5f. Nj
TO 10 Is
RiCHMOND MARKET.


FLOUR -Msrke, refnaios as yesterday, without
many transactions. Small sales made to The trade
at S43 to S5-but little wanted Tor shipping.
WHEAT-ll0 to 100.
CORN-50 TO 80 cts.
Western cured 81 so to 81 75 coun
try So 10 50 80; Hams Sl2 so.
TOBACCO.-Market continues animated at GU,
last quotations. and the breaEs have increased con
sidersby the last lew days, a. ali the Warehouses
Sales were made yesterday at s4s to Ssh for Lugs
81 to @84 medium fine $40 to SIT, and in good
demand
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RACE AGUiLA'S LAST WORK.
"a prismstics, by Richard Haywarde; Illustrated
With wood Engravings from Design by barley and
others-SI 25
Electro Physiology; A Scientific, Popular and
Prsctical Treatise on the Prevention, Causes and
Cure of Disease or Electricity a curative Agent
by DR. q Hat; numerous iustrations--l %
Notes and lamentations to the Text of Shaks
peares Plays, from early Manuscript Corrections
in copy of Folio, 1882, in the possession of
Payne Collier, Efq, Al 50
The Chjd's First history of America, by the
author Of Little Dora-25
Smiths Dyers Instructor-l IS
Gray's Poems with Memoir, by II Read IS
Miss Leslies Behaviour Book, Manuel for La
dies-I 90
Essays and Miscellsnies, Choice Cuttings from
the Manuscripts of Grace Aguila, selected by her
mother-15c
Historic Doubts. relative to Napoleon Bonaparte
by Bishop Whately-37c
The knight of Leon; or the Monarch's La
Bride, by Cobb, Jr-25c
Putnam's Magazine tor Maybe
For sale by
my3 w RANDOLPH
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PINEY PUNT LINE 10 BAL TlMOkE
Ia "a Es I'D

SRsH 81 s3R1zdx szsEissalzs<Ekssstz
ON NiOnday OF ench week-Fare "a only
rINHE public are hereby informed that the com
Il Portable and expeditions steamer P0wha
tan, Captain Charles Z. Mitchell, having been en-.
iirely refitted. enlarged, and improved in every
spect, is now the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical
line, will leave Richmond by the morning train on
Monday of each week, at O'Clock, A NJ, and
reach Baltimore in the course of the night, proba.
bly, by midnight, thus securing a connection with
the different lines out of Baltimore the following
morning, in any direction. Returning, passengers
will leave Baltimore the afternoon of Wednes,
day of every week, at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ, and con-
meet at the creek on the following morning with
the train of the Richmond, Fredercksbur. and Pc
romac Railroad Company. which arrives n Rich.
moDd on Thursday, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Fare in either direction, S. forward cabin pas
sengers. GncludiDg meals,) "a 50.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frechtown
line, So So For second cl 90 do 81 so. Making
the whole fare from Richmond to Philade pha by
this agreeable line, 81 so only for first class pas
sensers, and IS for second class do
For further particulars, through tickets. ap.
ply at the office of the Richmond, FredericksbuI z
and Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Office R., F. g. P. K. r. Company,
Richmond, March 20, 1853 NH 90
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woRDIN sEAsON.-MRs. DAVIS


IL COUGH ELIXIR.-The prevalence of colds
the present season, arising from ssdden changes
OF weather, has rendered extreme care necessary.
Those who have used Mrs DAVIS Cough Elixir,
have found speedy relief. friend who had been
suffering for several days with cold On the lungs,
accompanied by painful cough, states that he was
relieved By using half the contents of a bottle -
This Elixir carries off phlegm, soothes irritation
and produces decidedly beneficial effect on the
whole system. Itis extensively used in all pulmo.
nary complaints. Manufactured only by Mrs A. b.
DAVIS, Main street Richmond.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT 4
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, aud Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad St, and CHAS
MlLLSPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond ap29
DLACE FOR BAKGAINS.-SEETNG IS
BELIEVING.-J. MlLLHISER a. BRO, hav.
ing the LARGEST and cheapest lots of Needlework
Embroderies on hand, in the city, respectfully call
the attention of the Ladies to the same; at the
same time assuring them that such Goods, at as
low prices, can only be had of US. The sssort.
menI consists in part of 90 kinds of embroidered
linen cambria Hdkfs from SOC to $40 apiece; 81
kinds of plain linen cambria Hdkfs, corded bor-
ders, from slxpeDce apiece to finer and higher;
hemstitched do; Camoric and Swiss Bands, IS cts
and higher; Edgings and Insertings, in Cambria
and Swiss; Linen Bobbin Edgings; Collars, inuu.
merable and cheap; inside Hdkfs Dotted and Plain
Swiss Mus ins Csmbrics, Jaconnetts; checked,
striped and corded Musins. in great variety; Irish
Linen, superior article at 37tc; Dress Goods in
every variety, Domestic Goods OF all sorts, cheap.
than Our selection of Bonnet Ribbons
is larger and cheaper than heretofore. Seeing is
believing. So come and convince yourself by
looking through our stock, at
1913 Broad Street.
J. MlLLHISER d BRO.
900 pair of Lace Sleeves, just received, will be
sold cheap apis
NOTICE.-PLANTEh BANK OF VIRGIN.
II IA.-Books of subscription to the capital stock
of the Planters Bank of Virginia will be
opened at the store of Messrs STEBBINS, OAR.
RACOTT L. CO, corner of Broad and 9Th streets,
on Monday. the 2lst day of May next, in pursuance
of charter passed by the General Assembly of
Virginia ut its present session.
Commissioners,
Peschy r Grafton James Lyons
w. Goddin DR. C.. s. Mills
Ed. Winston w. ID. Winston
DR.. Thos. Pollard X. F. Darracott
Alex Duval A.V. ChrenEhaw
w. w. Timberlake John Harold.
Richmond. April llth 1853 ap 13-lawte3dtd
IVA AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber is au-
ments on the Northwest corner OF Cary and l2th
streets, now occupied by punctual tenants at fair
rents.
Also, q vacant Lot now used a coal yard by
Mr.. Samuel P. Hawes fronting "a feet on the
North side of the Basin bank, running back 40 feet
TO Cary street
Also the brick Dwelling the South side OF
Leigh between End and 3rd streets, now occupied
by Mr.. Charles Wood, having rooms, besides
kitchen, &c. Apply to
NH 9-ts w GODDIN.
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EREsH HARDWARE.-We have ius. re-

ERESH HARDWARE.-We have Just re.
4 ceived, OF direct importation and offer for sale
afurther large supply of Sheffield Goods, consist.
ing of
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Pen and Pocket Knives In great variety, of g 3,
and blades
Butcher Knives, Shoe Knives
Hand, Cross Cut Pit, Mill Saw and Flat Bastard
Files, all sizes
Horse Wood, Shoe and Cabinet Rasps, &c.
To which we invite the attention of Merchants
and others. w 5 IL g DOMAIN
Importers of Hardware and Cutlery
ap ~ No 10 Pearl street
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1853.
NPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
~ EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBINS, DARRA.
COTT co, IRON FRONT BUILDING, No l0l
BROAD sTREET.-By the ship Winheli Scott,
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup
ply Of China and Esrthen Ware The Packets
supplies OF the various kinds of Glass Ware, Look.
mg-giasses, and great variety of Fancy Goods,
masking our stock far superior 70 what 1t has here
City dealers and country merchants are respect
Luiiy requested to call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing. NH 10
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NPLENDID MARsEILLEs VISITS

S1LENO1D MAhSEILLES thSV5s-
~ SOMETHING NEW BY RoANokE.--We
have this week received by Steamer Roanoke,
some of the most beautiful styles OF Fancy Mar.
seies Vests to be bad in all the country. decidedly
Ter falls. sprigs, &c, Call at the Depot for Fash
ionable Clothing. l02, Main street.
u KEEN, CHlLES e. BALDWIN
P.S Remember these sudden changes Of wea
her and procure supply OF our Gsuze Merno
Shirts and Bodies. X, C&B.
spT Ass -
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ID ADIE g. GRAY, DRUGGISTS, I47
MAIN STREET, have in store, and are receiv'
~ ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs,
AaA Medicines, Surgeons Instruments,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and punctualdea
ID NEW APOTHECARY AND ID UG
~STORE-The subscribers have entered into
co.partnership and taken the store lately &C.
- cupied by A Levy, Jr, POI Broad street.
few doors below Messrs Breeder a. Fox, offer for
sale general assortment OF Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stutfs, Perfumery, &C. which
they can recommend TO the public as fresh and
genuine, having been purchased in the last few
weeks BY one of Us in person.
Particular attention will be paid to the putting up
of Prescriptions at all times OF night or day.
We respectfully request a cali from our old pat
PETER W. GRUBBS
ap5 RW APPERSON.