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Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh Arrivals.
IN ADDITION to our former stock OF
i Provisions, we have received from st.
Louis per steamer 1. n. Kennel.
rs bis. s. F. Fancy and extra Flour;
10 dozen broorns. -,
All Of which will be sold to the trade,
vory low for Cash.
The attention Of bakers Is particularly
called 10 our supply Of 81. Louis Flour:
mar 6-y. >. M. HAM q 20.
MAC L MAC TOBACCO-1o boxes
wi Just received and for sale low, by
amid, y. JOSHUA BE.AL.
rfish Potatoes.
or BARRELS ju.t Received:
20 nov. I3-ly JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-27

TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
T HAVE just received, and will continu
i to keep, q good supply Of very fine Su
gar House and water cistern cement
JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-27

For Sale.
En BARRELS Extra st. Louis flour
w 200 Bags Shot, assorted sizes-l0
Pigs Lead. Received per Steamer Western
Word. jan. 6. ly.) s. M. HART & Co
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4 TRAGEDY NOT IN THE BILL-The "Aurora
Club' o! amateur dranstists, having a small hall
in The third story of the brick block on Merrimack
81. Lowell, Mass, announced for Thursday night
when the little room was crowded by an audience
Of about 200 men and women, boys and girls, and
The play about 10 commence, the floor gave way.
and down went the entire audience with crash 10
the story below. The scene Of confusion and hor-
ror that easued is beyond description a stove,
with It's burning Goals, went down with the crowd
nurnber of persons were injured, but fortunately
none killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION IN MINNESOTA
The ST Paul Democrat has been favored with the
rersual OF a letter from SelSrk settlement on the
Red river, dated 81 its, by whch it learns that
terrible and destructive fire swept over that settle
ment on the 31,h anG 3lst ult., deyouring every
ding ia its course, and spreading terror and con
sternaIion through the community Several citi
zens had been severely or fatally burned, several
Thousand tons Of hay destroyed, and an immense
number OF horses killed At Oak Hammock 81
horses were destroyed in one band
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u HI.
WM. P. MUNFoRD, sec'y.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY

Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That we
the subscribers, being Stockholders in the James Ri
yer ana kanawhs Company, do hereby appoint -
and lawful Attorney and Proxy to
represe each of us in all general meetings Of the
Stockholders of said Company, held within six
months from and after The date hereof when we are
not personally present or represented by some other
Proxy; with iuil power and authority ar such gene
Idi meetings, TO give such vo.e votes and TO do
such other act or acts as each OF could give 90,
member of the said meetings. If we were per.
sonay present.; and we do hereby ratify and confirm
whatever vote or votes, ect or acts said Attor-
Dey may lawfully give do for u.s. in pursuance of
the authority hereby conferred upou him.
Il Witness our hands and seals, this - day of -
ne thousand eight hundred and
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CoNv1crEp.-AIbet, slave of Dr.. Ru,b,on to.
been sentenced in New Orleans to hard Ial,or :.
tde pen.cntiary for life for having been rar.ici.
patio. in the iHsurrection Of last Spring when :,
was supposed the negroes were abaut to aDnr,.
pirate the city to their own benefit. The accused
twill remembered, was armed 10 the teeth when
arrested, and was well provided with munitions Of
war; he MADE a stout resistance, but was soon
ovsrpowered, and il was his confession hat inlpli.
Gated Dyson aud others
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Female eompositors are employed in the Office
OF the Country Gentleman" at Albany, NJ York
Instances have been known where Country Gen
aemen have been worked On by females to some
purpose, and 1t is probable the experiment will
succeed In Albany. The "uniou Of opposites' IL
amusfngly illustrated in thiscsse
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The fusion of the two Bourbon branches would
seem to be at last accomplished. Henry V. and
tne Duke of NemoGrs, have seen each other sha-
ken hands and spoken to each other. The Or
Ieanists recognize Henri as their chief: and he
recognizes the Count OF Paris as his successor
He is not to marry agaia; it is known tha. his
union with his present wife must be barren and il
is intended that he have no other chance to begct
an heir of his own. Henri has written letter OF
attachment NJ Quiet therefore il is likely tie at
the Count Of Paris will ndte similar el,islle TO
II Berger. 30 that alter Louis Napoleon we are
sure OF two Kings at leust. We hare Bourbons
among us-uf that we are certain.
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President Young, of Utah, orders men, women
and children TO go inio the field to harvest their
grain, armed with butcher-knives and firearms.
He says that almost every good rifle in the Terrific
~ has been traded away to the Indians
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THE Acc oP EoNsEssE.--Therea are nunlberIess
believers in the possibility OF spiritual Intercourse
with the soul of the departed in Cincinnati More
than twenty "eircles" are held each week. ard
congress Of prominent believers is held every Sun.
day at the refilence OF wealthy individual a
saort distance from the city
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FATAL ACCIDENT-On Saturday evening last
Gordon Merry, aged 6 years, Of Mr. Samuel
Merry Of this town, while playing upon the ice on
the Housatonic, one mile cast OF This villase-in
company with many other boys, who had kindied
a fire on the edge OF the water-aDDroached SO
the flames that his clothes took fire and he was
severely burnt that he died in tae course of the
night,-PiaEfeld (afass.) Sua.
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OFFICE OF THE JAS. RIVER AND KAN 10.
RICHMOND, Dec. t2sh. 1859
CALLED MEETING of the Stool

A CALLED MEEIikG of the Stock
IA holders Of the James River and Kanawha Com.
psny, will be held a. this office, on THURSDAY.
the 18th day of January next, in pursuance of fhe
following order of the Board of Public Works.
''At q meeting of the B0agd of Public Works held
on the q b day OF December, 1853:
''Resolrcd, That the Board Of Public Works beipr
requested thereto, do hereby cell roeetrg Of the
stockholders of the James River and Kanau,is Com
day, the 18th day of January next for the nntpose
of considering he question, whether itig advisable
to offer the said Comp lnys work to the Sfse ar inch
price may be agreed upon by the State aud the
stockholders or OF converting the debt now due bv
said Company to the State into stock of the Com.
pany. at such price as may be agreed upon by the
parties aiof esaid."
BY order of the President
WM. Z. MLTSFOPD Sac,v
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NUNNS d CLARK'S PIANOS-P Fl

NUNS d CLARK'S PIANOS.-P. Fl.
~ TAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale Of
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebrs.
ted makers, ia constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
They combine ell the modern Improvements, and
are renowned for keeping tune.
~ The public are cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is NUNS & CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for ones.
Guitars, Victims, Accordeons and Flutes Also Gui-
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
p. II. T. has in store the largest stock OF new and
standard Music 10 be found south of Baltimore aud is
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day A liberal discount made schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE.
su l 100 Main street.
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The Emperor OF Russia has Withdrawn the
whole of his funds from the Bank of England, and
closed his account with that establishment and
also vi the Bank of France The Bank of Eng
land had acted as his banker since the failure of
Messrs Harmon & Co, in 1916. But during the
ncxtfCur months Russia hiss 10 remit to England
tor dividends Sc, from G30O,000 to .s400O00, or
nearly one halt the amount that Nicholas has SO
sunmarily Withdrawn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

SMOKE BURNER.-Wese see by the Piftsburg Post.
that they have commenced burning their smoke
in that city This is valuable invention, and
should be generally adopted where bituminous
coal is used
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20
nROPOsAIS = BILL OF TIMBER
L Ann PLANK FOR GATES OF THE SHIp
LOCK TiDEyVATER COHNECTION, JANIS
RIVER AND KASAWHA CANAL:

The above Timbefs to be either beaIt yeIIuW I'LL he
or white oak but it must be altogether OIL Que
OF Timber. ~ ptL eo
Is M feet board measure Yellow FINE RANK iof
che sthing 81 feet long, not less than nor more
than II inches wide aud INCHES thick
81 NJ feet board measure White OAK Plank Tor foo'-
way, "a feet long IL inches wide and 4 inches
thick. -
The nhnye BiII Of Timber and Plank to be entiTe
heart Of st quality sawed straight aud true; ana 10
be free from knots atakes 70. and every Description
az u1soudness to be delivered and Inspected on the
wharf of tha James River and Kanswba company
at Rockets Oue-third of each item 10 tho BiH OF
Timber TO be delivered or before the LIST dsy OF
Februarv next The balance of the Timber and the
Marcb newt D. S. WALTON,
Principal ASST. Engineer.
Sealed Proposals for the delivery OF the above
T;Inhar y,;Il he RECEIVED at the Office of the James
River and Kanawha company until II M. on the 18TH
instsrt and the party whose proposal accepted wll
be required to enter into written contract and give
security for the due performance thereof
DE- 532sw2w VIM p MUNFORD. See'y.
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AMERICAN NAMEs-An excellent writer has We
y truly said that looking at map Of the United
States, one might almost fancy ancient history and
modern geography had been chopped up and put
into bag, and then scattered abroad over the
land"
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Aonsolation indiscree,ly pressed upon uz, wher
we are suffering under affection, only serves TO in
crease our pain, and render our grief more pois
nant-ROusssdu
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A CUE AND FEVER CURED IN 6

A CUE AND FEVER CURED IN 6
IA HOURS.-NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID
DR.. SEAT: have tried, and given to be tried vour
fever better than Quniue. The results of the trials
made here in the fall of 1882 in about so cases
none OF them lght-have been radically cured
with from to doses of the Fluid. Among the cases
there are three that are extremely remarkable The
first case had resisted various treatments and phyn.
clans for Is months, and was cured entirely In one
month with the Fluid. The secord case had resisted
enormous doses of Quinine during years and was
cured with few doses of the Fluid. The third case
the patient had the fever for years. had been stuffed
with 0uinine to no purpose, and was cured with
few doses of the Fluid. Il LECONfPTF
Apoths cary, Rue Royal, &c Gas Tours
January 25th 1883
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An ONKisD Cur.-Puneb has the following:
Ihereby hangs a Tate-1ne American paners
report the particulars Of fre In the hons ~ H.
.. r. H. James, whereby one storey was con.
sumed Whats pity 1t didn't burnt many more,
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ARRIVALS An THE PRIgCIPlL HOTELS,
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-G w Brown, CuIpep,er.
Love new lork; Grafton, Wheeling Gar.
ton, Ala; VIM Ball Chestered Capt T6os s i,n,'
& D r; VIM Mosely, Rumford Acaiemv. " I
Reeve Goldsboro; B Sashey, Brunswick; W R
We; g Hughes, Columbia, John Brown, Goocbiard..
J A.chiaux, Powhatan; II A Christian, Lynchhurr:
Capt rf1tttis, W MIeTyman, Cumberland; Ii Cole,
man, A!herEare; Col ID Jenkins Cumberland: Mai
vile; Pitts, Amherst --"" D+''
EA4CHANGE HOTELS Patteson, Tavlor. We:
J Pollard, c r Z; A Sykes Miss; w \ johnson
RR; Bel, Aeconnc f Butting CHAM, ir, Va;
W Marcus. Y; R II Sims Charlotte; III Cox JET,
ierson j !, DTyis, Ark Il Enniss Petersburg; Jno
Mrs Peabody, Pbila; Mr. Duncan, n Y: Jones. Pc
telst4rg; Crawford, st Louis @ w Ford, Prince
ton, Jersey; n Garrett, Florida; z C VAIN
berse, Charleston; Nelson. Washington; Fiao.
sssh, Pha; II Perkins, Alexandria; II C Bovd,
S y n Df L L. Gregory King King VIM; Wrn
Gensoi, WsshingIon II Jones Louisa; John
> BafA5sdaie, All; ii B Brown Buckingham: Fl s
ALIEN, Phl,a; w II Reawood, Baltimore; II A Subi
BE !, - n II HaTstop' Henry; Aichisou Ala; II
p toLah4 Ains Wa; Mrs Frazer and servts. Mrs
tT1rton, henIicoi Burruss, King VIM; ] Greshs N
York; DR. x Wexford, Fredericksbnrp. A = =
|LqaTt, Staunton, H Drear, Phils: L n HamiItor
e"d 80 IL T ny Deser, Nd: L d scof, lady
L Ina S'IFh " ~ David, Phi.a; l. MaEye Fredefjcka
W Sldf f,n ioF ~ Kslo, southampton; John
D. ~ us, Va; II Badger Petersburg. & BELL
&C, Gi : Loqisa; woodward. ia; " y,
-. " 49, II y Brewer Bmesvlle; i Livingston.
Il ain % Whet iing:J Whitehead $ n r:
vi Tiesh Ii'ShGt Washinstop Il Shepherd,
ton; w B Wsilas,. ~ Turnover; ii Boaeu, Blooming,
| Is, Richmond. Oo'J' 'uHcuoH; " Lew.
pa'1is 6Hi BasSp aBoTEI : Groshen wye
S5gqT LuesnghaIa; Miss Pryor W'ss cilpaly; y,
yssa5i5 fPSS 8sa fd g 65@%sT Eass .an 5
Wy; w McNamee Mise; G I, campbell, Motto
1r rs Tl aud ledy Miss N Ms Mas, y ar =. ~
Iaa.s dLaa Ws PPsngesd p5W aadao p g. y
paffG ~ ps'ille; Hsskns \ o. rs, henIico;
Lyoh6nr oaGse 0 Gdi Futon Cooao .25 T ao5
uuders, A6e4sr IGG9T PFifee Gsofs; io5 11yg
Brown. Washington N = '1'S44Iua' SuzIex Ben I
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FlYHE BLOODSTONE.--lhe Bloodstone,

TIVE BLOODSTONE--Ihe Blackstone,
Il BY Donald Mcleod, author OF Pynshurst's Life
oil Walter Scott, &c. lvol., limo; 70 oents
]. 4. HeeCieyis Second War with England, vols
e. ID. flnEs's Venice. the City of the sea, 2vois.
4. w ShsIton's Up the River vol l2no
N 7. Wiilis's Fun Jottius-, SIC. &c, vol. 12mo
N. z. Wiiiiss Health Trip TO the Tropics, vol,
12no.
Life OF Sir Waiter Scott, ty Donald Mcleod,
vol. I2no.
Il. 5. Arthur's SpsTing TO Spend, vol limo.
q. Z. Mogris's Poetical Works, vol. octave, com.
pVte.
Mrs. Tuthil's Tip Top. vols l8rno illustrated.
PyBnhurst, his Wanderings, &c, by Donald Nc
Lcod, vol. l2mo,
The Crystal Palace Exhibtiou--Art and Industry,
sslepresonted in the Exhibition at the Cry sa Pa
ilce, showing the progress and Rate OF the various
useful aud esthetic pursuits; reprinted from the n.
York Tribune revised and editeo by Horace Greeley,
i2no.; paper 30 cents, cloth, fine paper, 81.
second series of Cioverno0k, or Recollections
of our Neishborhood in the West, by Alice Carey,
author of "Cioveruook," 'Hagar," &c. &c, Emo;
cloth, 81.
Just received and fer sale by
de 10 A. MORRIS, 81 Main at
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LOVE AND SUICIDE AZ NEW ORLEANs.--sevcra'
weeks age, under the above p ion we gave an ac-
count OF attempt made on tue life Of Madame ki-
lanore Fouget, wife of Charles Sage, by one Jules
Bedford, who wounded the lady by "a pistol shot,
and afterwards blew out his own brains. The lady
was seriously injured, and fears were entertained
at the time she would not recover. She Is now,
however as we learn from tho Crescent, enlfeiy
recovered, aud none the worse for the wound which
at enc time was thou chit so serious Since the date
ofthe tragcsl occurrence referred 70, the Crescent
learns that Bedford belonged 10 noble European
family. and that he WIS heir to princey fortune,
which by his death devolves upon a relation.
The deceased let letter TO one of his friel do,
whose name, FOR sufficient reasons, must be Kept
private stating his reasons Tor committing the ash
acts OF murder and suicide which he then contcuI-
plated--saying that he was a ruined man, and that
he intended to destroy both Madame and himself at
once so that they both might go to heaven together.
~ declared thathe elt Joy in his contemplated
decd, too ecstatic for expression.
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tESI " de iS-2HWiW
- O. HASkINS, SHIP CHANDLER.
L4S GROCER AND COMM SSION MER-
CHANT. at his house, opposite the old stand of
haskins T. Libby, and in front of the Steamboat
Aaoding, where nay besfosnd general. assortment
CT all articles in his lire, viz:
Cordsge, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com
mon 1wlne; Sail Needles Hooks and Thimbles; Ma
r.ae Spikes Caulking Irons, Can Hooks, Box Hooks
Hand Spikes Wood Saws aud various articles in the
Ship Chandlery Line
GROCERlES.-Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Soap, Candles,
Butter, Lard. Moasses &c.
BEEF.-Mess, Prime and No. /; Mess and Prime
Pork.
BACON, Dried Beef Smoked Tongues &C.
PAlNIS.-W bite and Black Lead: Paris, Chrome
aud Eerdigris Green, Vermillion Chrome Yellow
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Farpish
Sperm and Solar Oil Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch, Rosin
Spirits Turpentine, &c.
Crockery, for ship use.
Bucke rs, Rroorns. &c. oct
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A correspondent of the Trieste Zsisssg thus
Describes the recruits for the Turkish army that re-
Gently arrived IN Constantnople from the provin.
ces
"The new arrivals are strong. tau, coarse, heavy,
bearded fellows, with red caps Che iex,) en- the
toy.s @; which are green turbane; neck and breast
are uncovered, aud over the ragged SHIRT IL light
Jacket in Just "a bad state of preservation. The
wble 'unnentionables' raaeh but 10 the knee, the
legs are bare, and their extrenites are stuck Ia.
TO large shoes of red leather which, owing TO
long service permit the toes 10 take the air at will
The cotton gifdles which coune the waists of these
patriotic youths contain pair of pistcls aud
above the hips Ia generally fastened bit OF string
TO which Is attached scabhard containing a sabre
much the worse for rust Notwithstanding their
'seedy' appearance these men stalk through the
muddy streets with much dignity as If they
we're going on mission to which they were spe.
cialy appointed by fate
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NOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell
II NEGRO WOMAN aud CHILD, to remain in
the city, or its vicinity. This about 26 years
old is sold for fault ia said to he of excel
lent disposition, very honest very good house
want cleans very nicely, does plain ewing very we'll
is fond of children, and doubt would make good
nurse. Apply to TOLER & COOK,
nov 25 Pearl street.
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~ DOLPlI has published this day, in one neat 8vo
volume, 81 to
Notes the State of Virginia, by Thorn az Jefier-
son, illustrated with map-iucudihg the States of
Virginia, Mary land Delaw are and Pennsylvania. A
new edition, prepared by the author, containing sd
ditons notes, corrections and plates, never before
published.
The Map s particularly valuable sccount of the
public places and private residences which not to
he found on any other Map. De IS
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ATTENTION INVITED I!

practical experience of over Is years enables Dr.
70 insure sound and speedy cure ia certain class
Of diseases, which have too long been yielded by
regular physicians 80 the hsnd8 of quackery Hs
By letter.
Persons at distance cured al horne by addressing
aletter TO DR.. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
Ty,and.
All communications confidential
Remedies sent by mail or express to any part of the
United States. &C Ism
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SCOTCH MAUDS.-Just received some
~ very beautiful Scotch Mauis and Travelling
Blankets, rich $ilk Cravats and ScarfB, rich white
aud light coored GTavats ana cars for parties. The
Napoleon CrsyGt; very pretty white Sils sad rich
Velvet Festings. Cal 81 So Main street.
dec Il CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.
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MOTICE.-The undersigned beg to in.
w form the public that C. A. BOTTCHER viii
leave for Europe about the middle of this month for
the purposn of making purchases and supplying us
with all the new fashions for the coming season.
We shall therefore offer present weil-assorted
stocE Of TRIMMINGS, FANCY AND VARIETY
GOO1S, at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRI-
CTS, and respectfully solicit call fIom all in want
OF any Of the above named Goods.
Orders for any special article our line will be
ceiVed, aid promptly attended to.
HIRSH * BOTTCHER,
no 29-lms l79 Broad st.
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~ EW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC =. H..
~ TAYLOR has just received the following new
ard beautiful Songs:
The Mothers Smile, by VIM. V. Wallace
| cannot change as others do, by Walter MAYNARD
Sweet are the Dreams of Happy Hours, by Welter
MaynsId
Always with me, by Maynard
Old times come again. by Christy
de II At his Music Store, $50 Main street.
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HENRY NEWMAN, 2o5 Broad street,

II
j. i RishmoRd Va.
intending TO close my business IN He nT'sna Gn me
1t Of Jatuaty next my whole stock OF DRY GOoDs
will be sold Cd ut cost to close For bargains Apply 81
once as above.
All persons Indebted are requested 70 come Iof'
ard and their sreouurs be fore the 1st OF Jan
uary otherwise the claims mnst BIO pat the hsbGs
OF collector.
The sales Of goods will be exclusively TOT casn sno
at the real cost. az - L.
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SUGAR HOUSE MOLAsSES, N. York
~ Syrup, Starch, Java Coffee, Pert Wine s,pef{5r
oognsc Brandy, Brazil Sugar. Fer sale hy 4
deH DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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EDIES.-Mince, Oyster, Peach, Apple
Il Cherry. Darnson, Cranberry. For sale daily at
de II VIM. FALCONER'S, I'll Main st.
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I ,ARD.-30 kegs Mountain Lard, receiv-
- ing on cous gnnent, and for sale by
de II TINSLEY & BRYANT
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& tHRiSTMAS CAkES.-Fruit, Pound,
~ Sponge, Citrou, Orange, &C., On hand and made
to order-al of which are of the very best mate
Tials. For sale at
de II WM. EALCONER,S. III Min ct.
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h'ANCY GOODS, suitable for presents !;
4 just received large assortment, embracing a
great variety, for sale at wholesale retail at low
prices. by
de II ELIAS HALE log Main ST.
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mr.. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE
~ OF CAMBRIDGE, CLASS I224, FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK- INFIRMARY No.
81 South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Build.
ing and Post Ohce-Those requiring medical or sur
gical aid, by applying to Dr. II, may secure skifu
treatment and advice, while all communications will
be sacredly shielded by the Egs of professional
honor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public 70 discrim-
nate in newspaper advertisement between the gem
uine and skiful Physician and the spurious preten.
sions OF the designing and dangerous qUack, DR.. Il.
will cheertuly give, when applied to, such private
references viii fully satisfy all who require bis
services.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

NJ EW YORK REFINED SYRUP
" Lard, in bbS, and pals; Mustard. Ground Pep.
per, Cfpt Herrings, Fine O.d Whisky, Buckwheat,
London Porter, &c. For sale low by
de II JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

kEsS siLkS-A very cheap lot Of
a. a. siiks' in black and coored, brocade aud plain.
just received and will be sold cheap nj f'''-'
-. J. MILLHlSER & BROS,
ao ~ 1893 Broad street