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paints, 1Iass, Sc.

faints, 9lass, Sc.
ZINC PAINTS - THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
~ COMPANY manufacturing these Pss Of superior
qualiy, ell Of which warranted PURE.
1ae ro Of Zinc Lead Paints we'll
and they cover leqgn qaan nesry Double The
isef End endure much longer l. evident thai the
sum, Il not IN the long one-hsf -
Trey By the dealers tai and other cities
nzLtfssturers' prices and b. the Company's ASenu.
MANNING 4 SQUIER No 81 Dsys.- N-wYork
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JANIS COLE, Auciioneer.
GREAT and PEREMPTORl SALE of 100 10

NREAT and PEkEMPTOK1 SALE OF IUU LUIS
" at Auction, at ysmaica L. sEPrEMBER6 Sii o'clock
A NJ JAMES COLE SON will sell auction on the erouSd
AT Jamaica beautifully situated Lots for grnteel private
residences These lots all veuent 10 the deP charch4
schools academies being portion OF the lately
belonging stephen Esq They must be sold on that Day
please be hand aud lot cheap yon can Vr no
of the the South Ferry 10 6cloe
Sale II O'clock Seven trains each way daily
lime from South Ferry minus Parties wishing
have tickets price the office foot Of Atlantic bSQ0klyA
on the day Of sale For maIs &C. call the AHc0ueef No
Futor-st- Brooklyn and No. 10 Nassaust, N. Y.
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Hlatbinern, Ne.

Tor SALE-33O in. Cotton Cards $40 Spind
Hand Mule nearly new and adapted One SpoC
er 40 spiud,s LISP spindle Gore Throse. Apply 70
Aug Is J MORTIMER HALL Co, Cedar-s'
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II OOK AM THIs-OnIy ono dsy lelt.- s5OOoO
CyTATEN ISLAND FARM for SALE. or Ey

~ CHANGE for CITY PROPERTY-The subscriber
pc Of he beautiful residence situated the plank road from Van
dehs Lsnding Rossvle eight miles from the former
from the latter place 60 The garden and orchards
abundany stocked with the choicest
DIV cling which situated lawn surrounded with
ornamental shrubs twos,oy
d BY IS feet with piazza froni aud feet wide The
house and ouibung convenient ard good repair For
further particulars and terms apply 10
r. G CORTELyoU. No. ~ sprucess.
LNOR SALE-A choice building Lot, situated in South
u 5hsf, between Grove and ETesfs. Apply Mrs CHAS
CLEANER Raroadsv, betw. Grove City
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A. NJ MERwiS Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER X Co.-Trade Sales Roonl
SYLVESTER SLOWER Apctioneer
EURNITTRE- WEDNESDAY, Aug 81, at 10

O'Clock % Div sion the Furniture OF family rem
quh keeping consisting Mahogany Sofas do Chain q
Cord Center Dining Tables Carpets Bedead Bureaus W.sh
sands Chairs Looking aes Beds end Bedding Crockery 0s
and China Ware Kitchen Furniture &c. SC
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turn, the wires, which are oil pointed on the
inside. lock them in as securely as any unfor
tuua,e prisoner condemned TO dungeon in the
Bastile.
There are, we are told, about thousand
persons engaged in the lobster fisheries, and
these dispose of them to our New York fisher
men. who transfer them to the commission
dealers. During part of the year, from about
the lst of July till October, aconsiderable sup
plv is obtained from the lobster fisheries at
Cane Cod.
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A SHIPLoAD cE WIvEs.-An immense emf.
grant ship, called the Caroline Chisholm, is
about 10 sail from Southampton, Eng land, Tor
Australia, with Rine hundred young women of
good character as emigrants. Mrs. Chisholm,
who, having lived in Australia, is famous for
her generous interest in behalf of female emf
grants TO that country, will accompany them.
The expectation is. that all these "gentle crea-
lures" will be eagerly sought for in marriage
by Industrious aud hardy miners, farmers and
shnnkAsnara
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MANAGEMENT Oh PoULTRY.-See that their
bouses are kept clean; sprinkle plaster over
the floor Of their houses; scrape the floors once
a week, and put the manure away in a dry
place, covering each layer so put away with
few inches Of mould of some kind. If you
manage thus, you will be surprised in the
spring al the quantity Of manure you have thus
made, and as 1t is among the most Fertilizing
kind susceptible of being made on the farm, you
should make it part of your system to save it
all.-Americaa Farmer.
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77JE DAILY DISPATCH
5.a a CowARDIN. Proprietor.
r-r7cuR. PLEASANTS. Editor.
THE FIRST BORN

Tho st bora is a fairy child,
uaudraus cremation
,.,~rflrss creature. fond and Wild,
moving cS'htsu2nl
s,,..s;., the hear;h, upon the stair
- :ootstep laughs with hghtness'
,,3 rrsdled, all its features fair
In touched wi,a mystic brightness.
Bios, r,'cd.e of their bFtruthed love
q. happy they tina; claim /;
r,-s, lair sii, from Heaven above
q happy they ;aat name It
:, ,ancs the household with its voice.
md with quick .sushter ringing
usA,sthe inaaimate roo ms rejoice,
n.dden rapture bringing.
lie h4autv al the besu,eous things
Ry klnd,si light resembles
s.t. ,vpgmove, with autterlng wings,
O. isiry confines tgembles.
=, mach OF those that gave II birth,
~ Father and ot Mother:
s.. mach Of this world built on earth,
sIs so much ol another
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THE Subscribers having purchased sBe House
Furnishing branch of L. Giaser's business, will
continue the at the old stand and In addition,
viii open for the Spring, by direcg ia1portatou a
complete assortment of French gud Iron Store
China, Glass Ware, &c. and hope sy strict atten.
ton to merit a continuance of the pssssonsge 90
long extended to the establishment.
February lst, 1853. BULKLEY co.
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D APR'S GOLD PEN.-The Undersigned has
Id obtained Letlers Patent of the S.ates, for hts
in venton and Improvement over all others, and is
prepared to supply the public by wholesale or re.
tail. Study practice and experience has been de
voted tothe object OF furnishing to the world, Me-
tac Pens which will bear the test of the most rigid
inspection and critical examination, and only to bs
tried in order to be approved Adam VIM. Rapp,
Patentee. For sale by the only authorized Agents.
fe 3 GENNEr u JAMES, Eagle Square
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

CO-PARTNERSH NOTICE. The
Subscribers have this day entered into copartner.
ship, under the style and firm of GiNTER d AL.
Wholesale and Importing business in Hosiery,
Gloves, Buttons, Combs, Fancy Goods and every
variety of small Wares, suitable for the city and
country trade, and have taken ths store No. IL,
Pearl street, nearly opposite Messrs Kent, Paine d.
Kent, where full and complete stock will be open
tor the Spring business. LEWIS GINTER,
Feb. lsL 1853 JNO F. ALVEY
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,-
' STOPPING PLACES OMITTED.-At meet.
iEg of the President and Directors OF the Virginia
Central Railroad Company, held the 18th Janu.
ny, 1883, the following resolution was adopted:
Resoiced, That from and after the lst day of Feb
ruary next, the following named stopping places
will be omitted, viz: Crenshaw's Ashcake Road
John G Harris, J Terrers, Rockcut Crossing,
Clarke's Track and Hammock Gap Road.
ia l5--lm J GARRETT, Sec
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A CARD.-The Subscriber for the lest ten
years engaged with the House of Messrs Kent,
Paine L. Kent, ant Kent, Kendall aud Aswater, de.
aires to call attention to the above CO partnership
notice. and hopes his friends, both In the city and
country, will favor the new concern with a call
g fe l-2w JOHN F ALVEY .t
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We learn from late Havana papers that a
revolutionary movement took place at Merida,
in fUcATAE, on the 18th OF January, the object
OF which was to overthrow the existing State
Government, and confer the Office of governor
upon Gen. MIGUEL BARDACHANe, in place OF
the &C tual incumbent. Gen. Romulo Dias dc la
Vega. Tne result of the movement was still
in toubt,
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That is a fine imagination of the Danes, in
which they see the spirits of their ancestors
play in the beams Of the Northern Lights.
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nlsS0LUTION.-Th Copar,nershp exist
II ing under the style and firm of FRY g.
McCANDLlSH is this day dissolved by limitation
Robert McCandlish, jr., having purchased the
entire interest of Joshua Fry, in the said concern
wall pay all the outstanding debts OF the frm and
close and settle all accounts due to the concern.
The name of the firm will be used only in liquida
ton. JOSHUA J FRY
Richmond, Jan. 81, SO. RO McCANDLISH, Jr.
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A disagreeable duty should be done as dose
OF med cine should be swallowed, without al
lowing ones self to think beforehand ofits un'
nieasanfness
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The Pilot Boat Commerce, which left New
York on the Isl of January, has never been
heard from since, and is no doubt lost, with
all on board. Seventeen hildren are left ia
therless by this disaster.
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NOTICE.-Ibave this day sod the retail branch
II OF my business to Messrs. BDA hLEf & co,
who will continue the business as heretofore, at
the old stand, No 137 Main street. In reltlng from
the business return my thanks to the pusH Vic tor
rhe very liberal patronage long extended to me,
and solicit for my SUCCESSORS a continuance of the
same. LEWIS GIHTER
February 1st, 1853.
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IL is told Of millionaire in New York, who.
having frequent occasion TO ride in omnibuss-
six of them for each ride, thas saving the quar-.
Ter cent, and saving four cents on every dollar.
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TwEHrY-THREE TUNSELs.-it is stated in
a letter of Edward Miller, Esq., Chief kngi.
neer OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, that there
are twenty. three tunnels On the Parkersburg
railroad. This is burrowing under ground In
good earnest.
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A mans true prosperity often begins when
he is said TO be ruined; and his ruin when he Is
said to be prosperng.
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A LBATA WAkE-A SUBSTITUTE FOR
"A SILVER -TAc attention of the public is re-:
spectfully called to the above named Ware, as be-
ing substitute which, for use is guaranteed to be
equally as good. II is metal that is much harder
than silver nseeuently it will bear much reugher
usage, and being combination OF metals that is
perfectly pure, snd Is free from corroson as sill
yer ITSELF therefore every article vii. be warranted
to retain its original color. 1t consists in part of
the following: Table and dessert Forks, oyster
Fol ks; tea table and dessert Spoons; salt mustard
and egg Spoons Sugar Baskets, very handsome,
of blue, red and green glass also, coffee Urns,
cake Baskets elegant Gators of the latest STYLE for
sale at BULKLEY IL COS,
House Furnishing Emporium, 1877 Main g.
fe z La,I, S,,o.o
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Prot. Gildermeister, of Marburg, one of the
most learned Oriental scholars in Germany,
hos lately been before the courts Of Electoral
Hesse on some very queer questions. 1t was a
slander case. critic accused him of teaching
that the Bible was not a work of inspiration,
but the seHseless contrivance of men, and in
the prosecution ofthe case the lawyers on the
other side managed SO that Gildermeis,er was
compelled to prove himself Innocent. Accord
ingiy he went through an examination on the
question as TO whether he believed that Jacob
had less than twelve sons, whether Jacob was
related TO Abraham, whether the genealogies
OF the Bible are correct, what was his opinion
on the Book of Revelations, whether Matthew
and Luke contradict each other, &c. He de-
Tended himself with such a mass of Hebrew
ald Greek quotations that the court was badly
put to ii 10 follow his argument. How the
trial turued out we are not Informed.
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The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr.
L. w. Tiunber!ake in the General Agency and Col.
lecng business, returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern a continuance of the same.
jRI5 ALFRED LEWELLEN
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DON'T BE CRY, MOT HER

DON'T BE CRY, MOT HI 3
~ Don't get angry, mother,
No time is in the house.
The days seem sad and dreary,
I'm as quiet as mouse.
There is a store on Governor street,
As you cross from the Dispatch
Where father had his watch repaird
And for time. twas hard to match.
But now my father he's from home
And time we cannot tell,
Bat bid him fetch ii to repair,
know he'll do it well
So now adieu to all my friends
And ii you are but Wise
On 18TH street just take peep,
And me do patronze.
BARTHOLOMEW,
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ANOTnER NEW NOTE

UfON WORCESTER'S PIANOS.
"a uFIom the New York Evening Post
sof July 18th, 1852:
Worcester's Pianos.-A correspondent who
does not seem to place implicit faith in what he reads
In advertisements. asks US if Worcester Pianos are
to be relied on. We answer emphatically, yes-
We do not think sr Worcester makes, or would
gen, poor Piano at any price. and we have the
best authority-our own experience-for saving
that in sweetness and durability OF tone, they are
not surpassed.
the subscriber 10 sole Agent for the sale of wor.
cester's Instruments in this city, and would ask
the especial attention of those who desire really
superb Instruments, that be relied upon, to an
examination cfWorcester's of which he has now
.full assortment on hand. A. MORRIS.
Publisher, Bookseller, and Dealerin Piano Fortes
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DOUBLE FEET.-GenIs brown cotton half

nOUBLE FEET.-Gent's Drown cotton half
~ Hose, double feet
Gents merino half Hose
cotton half Hose, with lncriSr fee.
lambs wool and merno Hose
merno Mutfleis
lined, rassimere and Bellin Glovry
gingham and silk Umbrellas soue With,
very richly carved handles.
CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP,
te g 90 Main strept
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PRICE ONE CENT
Y0N,s KATHAIRON, FOR PRE-.

YON,s KATHAIRON. FOR PRE-
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTiFf-
ING THE HAIR-The Kathairon neutraiizes tbs
effects Of Disease, Climate and old age, in restor.
ing the human hair, and after q badness of IL
years; cleanses the head from Dandruf and lts
natural impurities; viii cure the Nervous Head
ache, diseases of the skin, such a. Scald Head,
Eryspelas, &c; and IL the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentlemen's use, in the
world. 1t exhales the perfume of the most deli
cious flowers and being free from rancid oil or col
orng properties, gives the hair that sos rich, curl
ing appearance obtained by no other preparation.
The use Of the Ksthairon 10 adopted by the nrst
Physicians IN Europe and America, and has sas
and patronage unprecedented in the history Of the
MctSia Medica. Words alone are suporduous; a
trial only can attest its real virtue as its million
friends viii certify
To be had of all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Islands % .he
Ocean, in large bottles foI 25 cts.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the young
take caution too soon. Use the Kathairop.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist,
161 Broadway, New YORK.
Soldi Richmond by ADiE & GRAY,
ja6-6m lat Main street
- ICHMOnD AND DANVILLE RAIL.
HI ROAD COMPANY-At a late meeting CT tha
Board OF Directors of this company, the following
was resolved upon in regard to the yexed question
OF the location OF the several depos along the ins
of the road, viz:
"That the company will establish their depois at
an average distance Of about ten miles,"
THAT an intermediate station or depot may os
established by individuals or communities (the s,s
to be first agreed to by the Chief Enginesr) bat
open to the public at large, whenever the parties
applying fort he same give an undertaking to attend
to the business there, but portion of the expense
of such depot is to fall on the company, nor any
responsibility for loss of damage to freight to az
s,ch 10 the cQEpasJ, excepting when in the COM
pany possession. Parties erecting the same may
be compensated for the expense of agency, So,
All freight to be charged the same as Ia
By the company at their own depot, immedia:s7
above or below them as the case may be-
By order of the Board OF Directors.
de 30-2m P. VAN DEURSEN, Ssc'y.
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The famous Proudhon has just had singular
ease before the Courts at Besancon, his native
place Some years ago he published at his
own cost work on universal grammar. Ii
did not sell and he finally disposed of the sheets
TO trunk maker at so much a pound In
time he became famous and the trunk maker.
who had not used the paper, sold it to book
seller at four times the original cost. The
bookseller advertised the work, Bu, Proudhon
commended he had no right to do SO, having
boug ht ii, not as book but as waste paper
The Court decided in favor of the bookseller,
bu.t that the author of Property is Robbery"
should undertake such suit was ,houg ht
laug ghable by the public.
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. DIN dOLONE W,
ia IL Watch Maker, opposite the Dispatch.

EENkRAL AGENCY.-Tne subscrIbers OF.
~ fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the urrounding country as General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses and collecting of
claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity.
TIMBERLAKE LEWELLEN
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FOR RENT.

al TO LET.-Three fine rooms to let over
- MoULSON'S Daguerrean Gallery. Apply at
l 10 Main street.
B-Wanted, a Young Man to learn the Da
gaerreotype business. Apply as above
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THE NEW EMPRESS OF FRANCE.

We are indebted to an esteemed friend, tsays
the New York Commercial Adverllser,l VINO
was formerly resident in Spain, for the follow
ing sketch, which seems 10 explain the family
origin of the new Empress of France very
satisfactorily. Her history IL no less romantic
than that of the Empress Josephine
"By today's adyces from Europe we are told
that the Emperor Napoleon III. has espoused
a Spanish lady, whose grandfather was Br.
tish Consul at Malaga, and whose mother was
an Irish lady Ly The name Of Fitzpatrick
also, that this new Empress was in her own
right Countess Teba, although bearing the
name of Madle. Montego. Now, the plain
English Of all this is no doubt as follows;
"A worthy Scotchman, by the name of Viii
liam Kirkpatrick was for some time the Amer
ican Consul al Malaga, and failing in busi-
ness, was succeeded by George Z. Barrel as
United States Consul at Malaga. This was, |
think, under President Monroe's administra.
ton.
"Mr. kirkparick's eldest daughter, Maria,
or 'MaIqulta,' as she was familiarly called
| and known by all Americans there, was a very
fine, dashing lady, and married the Count de
Ieba, younger brother ofthe celebrated Pala.
fox, who behaved so gallan,!y at the sege OF
Zaragossa, and who, in reply 10 a demand OF
surrender, declared he would continue the de-
fence by war 10 the knife
The Paafox family embraced numerous
titles, and was singularIy brave and noble.
This husband of Maria kirkpatrick tCount
de Teba) was gallant soldier, and so cut up
by wounds as 10 be unable to mount his horse
without aid, and when in the saddle locked
more as if ne was hooked on than seated
there.
"The new Empress Of the French is no doub,
the daughter OF the Countess TIE ba, 'Marquita
Kirkpatrick sho was the daughter of Will
liam Kirkpatrick, late United States Consul at
Salaga-not British Consul-not Fitzpatrick
and not Irish.
'The British Consul at Malaga was vii
liam Laird, another old Scotch gentleman, and
he was followed by Mr.. Marks, an English.
man.
"lf the new Empress Of France was Count.
ess Iebas as stated, then her mother is dead,
as also is her father, and she took the title of
her mother. The name Moasego, under hich
she passed in Paris, is perhaps one Of the ia
mlIy names or titles of the palafox family
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NOTICE-The Subscriber having purchased the
interest of Mr. Joshua J. Fry in the above concern
will continue the GENERAL GROCERY & PRO.
DUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the old stand
He will give particular attention tn the purchase
and sale of Flour, Wheat Corn, Tobacco and all
country produce. Having been extensively ergag.
ed IN the business for several years past he hopes
to give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor
him with their patronage.
RO. McCANDLISH, Jr.
February lst, 1853. l36, Cary street.
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FAVORABLE 0ppopr,7~-.,.

-. ~no wisn TO avail themselves Of ,he onno,tr
MY o, purchasing Great Barsains in D,up ppoS.
ana Millinery will do well to cail in ,;,,. oooos
close up business abeu. the 5tb of IN,
nave very desirable stock of Dre.s GaaSn
Cbslliss si,. hent Moo,seiines, Bareges Tissues
e. onAs, barege do LANES emb'd MusI;ns
&C plain and emb Hkfs lace ana ,,,.i; musuns, a,,
sno Soisrs, inside Hkis, with sleeve. 70 .,st
wosked Trimmings, Laces and Muslns Gsera.,
CaIicoss N grea. variety, furniture and dress
Wreaths, Dress Caps, Head Dresses Nc T;.'
mings OF every description Ai"h
The entire stock will be sold m and bsy,,, 49,,
previous previous; 10 auction. need not enumerate a list
OF prices hsre but you respectfully inv,,ed -
call at my store and examine for yourselves
have the cheapest goods, the lowest prices, and
will safety you of the fact that | am selling tba
erestest bargains shall be osen but for a short
time SO call soon. VIM. j. SWORTIS
fe 5-tfel5 No. 22j BroaAst., shockoe Hin
NEDAR TAK-Consamptio Cured
~ The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure of lncipient Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tetler, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-.
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore,
Mas B. B. NopRIs-Dear Madam For several
years have been afflicted with frequent hemor.
Ihsges of the lungs, attended with painful cough
Itred various remedies, and had the beat medical
advice, bat without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me,
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
LET Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
October Sd, 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certncatss.
~ Beware of counterteits. The senuiA3 arti.
ele ls for sale by
HORIZON KEACH, 81 Main street.,
Sole Agent for Richmond ana
nos GsneralAgsntfor Eastern Virgins.
nRY 0OODs AT REDUCED PRICES
IL The subscribers, in order to close out as near
| as possible their winter stock of Dry Goods viii
now offer III, nj az greatly reduced prices. Among
our assortment wiz be found many handsome and
desirable goods, sucf. as plain sad figured all wool
Mouselaines and Cast1heres, Moaslln de LANES,
plain and figured cord ard BLK Silks, French and
English Mernos, Alpaca, Flannels, Shawls, Closks,
Hosiery, & C, all cf which will be sold low
HART Il MOSES,
jag 63 Main street.
DOUBLE FEET.-Gent's Drown cotton half
~ Hose, double feet
Gents merino half Hose
- cotton half Hose, with lnerinr fee.
81 lambs wool and merino Hose
i" merino Mutfleis
I y ~
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~ JOSHUA J.FRY will continue the General
Commission Business in the execution of orders,
and the sale of all kinds of Country Produce. office
corner of Cary and Pearl streets te2-3w