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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-12

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the
Clerks office Of the County Court of
Preston. on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1855:
John A. Martin,
Peter Branch and Savilla
his wife, late Saviila Rilen- In Chanury.
our, Elias A. Gray and ST.
sauna his wife, late SUSAN
ma Ridenour and John A.
Rdenour.
THE object Of this suit is to obtain
deed for the undivided interest Of the de.
PENDANTS in certain Real Estate in this
county, purchased hom them By the CON.
plainant; aud it appearing BY affidavit
that the said defendants are not residents
Of this State, they arc therefore hereby
required to appear here within one month
after due publication OF this order, aud do
what is necessary 10 protec. their inter
csts. A copy teste:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
John a. Ollie, Complts Counsel
10 The Defendants in the above order
Of publication will take notice that on
the 10Th October, 1853, between the hours
Of Z A. NJ. and Up. NJ, al the Office Of
f. c. Bunker, Esq. in Kingwood, Va, |
shall luke the Dispositions Of David Ri.
denout and John A. Voting, TO be read
on tho hearing Of said cause.
Sept. II, 1858. JN0. A. MARTIN.
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To Columbia CO1e, Join Lining md
Sophia his wife, Ira Ramsey and
Perniaa lis UJe, ana Joseph Cole:
rEyAKE NOTICE that in pursuance Of
4. Decree Of the Circuit Court Of
MOnonga!ia county, Virginia, rendered on
the l2,h day Of September, 1883, on The
Clnncery side Of said Court. in cause
wherein Reason Lining is Complainant,
and yon and others are Defendants, we,
the undersigned Commissioners, appoint
ed by the said Cont, will OH the frs, day
Of November next, proceed 10 make par
,iiion of the lands in the Bill and pro-
ceeliug: in said cause mentioned, in the
manner directed b. the anid Decree.
JOHN r. nRABELL,
WILLIAM PRICE.
EAGON 3. TYGART,
October !. 1856. Commissioners.
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srot1nr r1IE MKANs or HAPrI1Ess

Ne b,eoniur il time possessed o. the knowledge. the
Want ri which has caused the sisass and poverty Of
thousands. .
10 view Of such consequence, no vile q F1e'hef
edge in respect 10 henel which would spare h,f mres
,uenr be the means Of hsppinti and prosperity 70 het
auIb,nd and eon.r upon her children that berc a5ers
III rfics-hsslthy bodies, with healthy ninds Tax
l. enr,,rsd IN A littto work entitled
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UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have bees SENT By MAIL within he tx fsv
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
RE NOT pErRAUpEDi

Buy no bnak unless "Dr. 4. N. Maurlccsn 40
Liberty Street y. " Il 90 The title page. and tae
entry In the CLERKS ONCE on the back % the hils'
page; and huy only Of respectable and hoHo'sbi'
Nianriccai, NJ there m. spurious and suEep!isoss
Ibfrinycinerts OF coDy.rghl
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MARRIAGE,
Happiness and Competence
WHY IS IT.

Thu. 4. behold r,uy FEMALES se,res in the ntndhr q
II, hroksn in health aud spirits with complication q
diseases and ailments, dspnyns them o. u, power o!.
~ .pT IA happy ssrenily Of mind, airing from Goa
Si,jon Of health, should be predominant.
Many Of the eapses Of her srhef1r, :: h ~.
msni,sc~wefe IN their origin Sh, to pa'' eahenses
and az COUNT neglected.
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NIT EVERY WIRP AND HUSBAND
FONDER.

no excuse Tor Igunranee. when Ignorance
Is Misery 10 those svc hold near ana
drnr, aud when 20 dispel our fynoraheo
Is within our reach.
To enable every one n decide upon NE frhA
pssdIie aectasty Of possessing copy, and that D.
wife, or mother need remain uninffmet upon The
,nny causes which, sooner o. later, are destined 70
make fearful raynge, upon her heah, miles guarded
against. aad Thai no considerable and ahseuonsle
husband have cause 10 upbraii himself with nsS!ott
Of the welfare Of bis wife-a pamphlet o. th!:!.sN
pages, continuing iaa 7igs-paCe and Indss u Cor
Tents together with extracts from the book, VII 10
sen, free u charge % any part Of the United ssas
by addressing, postpaid rs herein.
When knowledge Is Happiness IT'S cut
pabie TO be Ignorant. ~.
sy- On receip, n Ono Dollar tfcr The tne Eli:
linn. extra bndIngJ "TlIE MARRIED woMha5
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MrAS!oS' Is sent la'G't'
Ell free 10 any part II the United States Az ise
iers must be roJ-paid. and addressed 10 Dr.: 4, W.
:lAURlCEAt, box I2a+, New York City. Publish
Ing Office. No. 1870 Liberty Street, New Yons
For sale by-Riddlc & Bro, Martinsburg; W
Chambers, Staunton; h.NeF & Co., New Mar
kc,; J. II. Stevens, Warrenton; ]. X. Haiha-
way, Norfolk; C. c. Sterling & Co., Harrison
burg 2. Fisher, Wheeling; Gaines & Riches,
Petersburg; Z. W. Tower L Co., MorSaa;o"a
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And to her husband the constant toll sod iu,e.y q nsd
without sivng him the opportunity Of aequirnE that COM
which Ms eIercns are entitled and the posses,
,ion oi which would wsaie The harrnsa Of hisseti.
wife, and children.
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IN AFTER YEARS,

When TOO LAT, 10 te benefited BY our tnowtdss. We eod
b,i and noun, md regret the fall eolisaasnss' o. our
iIporsnet. :, .,,,v Life
~. trnweire we Obtain 10 after years. And Whist days
md nights oil anguish we nigh. not hiIs bsen spared
m knowIedga wa, timely possessed. u Is
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II Being somcwhatOFa stranger the follow
ing references arc given;''-
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NrLaycuoLY AND STARTLING

70 behold the ,iein.,, .nd sufeuss tadared BY mary
,uiIy temsdied-of better mot ilenrtt. fsTsy
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ACRES OF ORANGEL LAND
l1%S2 EQR SALE IN;sh;.az :. =. - -


the city of Richmond, l will offer for sale nv FARM
long known as Bloomsbury, containing the above NUM-
Der of acres r
About 600 acres have never been cleared and are
hmbered with hickory, locust pine, oak &c ThIs
affords an excellent range for hogs The cleared por-
tion is well arranged into seven fehs all of which
are in good state of cultivation, well fenced wei
watered and Sc. in grass; to the production of which
the land seems peculiarly adapted, and thereby
making stock raising profitable business. Near the
centre of the Farm is inexhaustible bed of lima
stone OF good quality and can, be quarried with lit
tie expense. There is kiln now standing in which
| have burned or 5000 bushels and applied to the
land. . ,gMs fg1 sssf
Nearly in the middle of the cleared land stands the
mansion. 1t has four rooms in the cellar five the
frst floor, live on the second, and large garrett
the third. There are adjoining the yard kitchen,
smoke-houses dairy, meal l-house, lunbeThouse and
an office with two rooms the first and two on tho
second floor. There also properly arranged four
granaries, carriagehouse, ice-h0use, blacksmith
SHOP carpenter shop, ovcseers house, and cabins
for 100 slaves The garden certainly surpasses any
thing OF the kind IN tins gion of country, and finer
apple orchard fruit is rarely seen any where
Bloomsbury 10 situated directly on the Plank Road
between fredericksburg and Orange Court-house,
three males from the latter place. Soon the railroad
from Alexandria and Gordonsville, running by Orange
andra will be within O five hours' ride S =
The healthiness of the place has never f.se, cnes
toned. u. 4'Ter
The above will be offered for sale pubicav on the
9th day of September, Tor the rss fair dav tbrresf
ter if this should be rainy not sold privatevs In
the event of private sale due notice will he gven
au 5-d6t&wrds FRANCIS JERDOEE
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DURCELL, LADD & co. - GENUINE

i EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER.-P
who have been benefited by the use of this ercies
and others who hare occasion to test its efhcacys
should be mised TO other and interior psepa-
rafions, because of the similarity of names. .
The EXTRACT of JAMAICA GINGER prepared
by Purcell, Ladd & Co. Is warranted 70 contain only
the essential properties of the best Jamsics vnIe
Ginger, in concentrated and permanent torn, ana
has acquired in this city. and throughout the ssste
lasting reputation remedy for the relief and cure
of Dyspepsia, Flatulence Indge.tion 1ssc ma,
ache, Cholic Cramps, Pains in the stomach Daz.
rhna. and The sense OF fulIness after eating.
1t win prevent the unpleasant effects OF change Of
water aud the bad consequences Of the use u
vegetables fruits, &c.
As cordial sfomschic sfinulanf ip an enfee bled
or angnid state Of the system Arising nom de1l'y u
Pens recovering from debitafing diseases wiA
find that Il gently and safely restores the syssem oy
us segsrded by those who have used IT. = most
valnabie family medicine, and many persons whi nos
fravsi r Purcell Laad Co.. Extract Jamaica Gin
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NETROPOLITAN HALL.-Mr Ra6

M A. Mayo having purchased the buildips m
Franklin street, well known the First Presbyterian
Church, has fitted up the same at great expense for
the accommodation of the citizens of Richmond and
for travelling artists
The location of the baldng is in the centre Of the
city. The main room. the first floor, Is 65 feet
square, independent of the stage, and will comforta--
BY accommodats from nine hundred to one thousand
persons and the Gallery (which s set apart for color
ed persons) will seat four five hundred more The
l6 feet and Is admirably calculated fsr the
exhibition of Paaoramas, Dioramas or Paintings of
ths aSgest SIZE Ihs rooai without -doun. ssi.er @
hhtons of every kind for general meetings OF the
citizens for public purposes and 1t 10 now oaersd for
rent, by the day, week OF month.
In the basement is a1arge roo also well suited for
many purposes which win also be rented foz the like
period of time. For terms, apply 70
au6 TOLER COOK, Agents.
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SPRING IMPORTATION or CHINA

SPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA
~ AND EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBINS OAR
RACOTT Co, IRON FRONT RITIT DINC No
iol BROAD STREET.-By the snip Winfield Scott,
from LISerpooi we are RECEIVING Spring supply
from New York and Boston are brn ring ms new
plies Of the various kinds of GLASS WARE, LOOK
ING-oLASSES, and variety of FANCY GOODS.
fore been. ~
City dealers and country merchants are respectfullv
requested to call and examine our stock before pur
chasing. st' ~ 10
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4 CARD.-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS

a = a 10 hD.-UENILEMEN'S DRESS
IA GOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentiensn =
IN want of handsome and durable DRESS boots
CATERS, &c, to call and examine our lsrge and
varied assortment of articles in that line we bavs
been at great pains 10 select the most tasteful and
choicest Goods, and have had made expressly to our
order various styles and patterns of senflemen's
DRESS BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS that we
are confident win be approved by those who wish
something at once useful and beautiful
Please give US a call at our large and convenient
store. where may be found the complete assort
ment OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and CARPET
BAGS, TO be found at any one place in Virginia
WHITE & PAGE, IS Main street
jy 80 doors below Dooiey's Hat Store.
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DISTRESSING DEArH.-The Staunton Spectator
notices the sudden death of Miss SHIELn daugnfer
of Mr.. cHARLEs SHIELD of Norfolk, while on ner
way to the White Sulphur Springs. She was u
low state ofhealth, and expired imnediafeiy si'ei
being taken from the stage At Waynesborougn.
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DOUGLAS JERRoLD, dramatist, satirist, and edi-
ton of some celebrity m England, and not unknown
here. intends to visit America lecturing tour,
early in fall of the year. Mr. Jerrold has been
associated with Punch almost from its infancy.
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I 3. cOGHILL & CO. WHOLE.

ii. COGHILL d CO. WHOLE
SALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES Ann
PROVISIONS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FlkE-PROOF BRICK WAREHOUSE. SANFRAN'
CISCO, CALIFORNIA. ' -'a1'- ~.
Refers to MIR james Thomas Jr Richmond. Va !.
hiess.e Purcell. Ladd Co. Richmond; Messrs Bar
ling, Mcker Co. and Mr. j. s. Eastman Baifimore.s
=. A. Meigs, ESQ Cashier American Exchange Bank
sew York; Messrs. Ross, Falconer l64 Pearl Street
New York; Messrs Page, Bacon Co BANKERS. San
Francisco; Beverly c.. Sanders Esq late Collector Of
1hsaohs, pan Frairisco je 1-Sm
=. z. cochiLL. WIN. y. coGHILL. A. j. eoGHlLL
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I Asst WEEK BUT ONE !-STILL

II FURTHER REDUCTION IN PBICES.-De-
ter,.ned to close out our stock entirely by week
we offer splendid Bereges at I2lc cost p first quality
Bereges al lie ~ satin striped Berege beautiful
article al SEC COS. So ladies' and chdren's Night Caps
at &C. cost 6; scarlet Grape Shaws s. So %; very
heavy Grape Shaws $40, cost Sl4 China Buttons.
gents cotton under Shirts Sic cost so black love wells
SIC cost 81 25; ladies' best black white and fancy cod
silk Gloves 2c So; 100 lbs black Thread soc,
Belts Sc; fine Table Napkins 16c, worth 25;
piece of that heavy brown, yard wide linen Table
Cloth at SIC worth 60: black watered Silk at 81 49,
worth 81 so few pieces damaged Oil Cloth at half
price, mourning Collars; Chemzettes very lows extra
sized large, heavy black silk Veis boys fancy coPd
mixed aud unbeached Socks beautiful plaid Silk for
apr0s States &C. 81 slate Pencils 100 for l6c Scs-
sors &c; purse Silk, knitting Cotton, sc. &c &c. at
WECHSLER COHEN'S,
au 2-St l9i Broad corner 9Th street
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

GAR RI A GES, RRIAGES.
~ The subscriber has hand, at his Coach making
establishment, on Lombard Alley between Main and
Cary 18th and l4th streets,) the Columbian Ho-
tel Coaches, Chariottess, Barouches, Bugges, with
and without tops, and sulkes, all of his own make
will be sold as low good work of the kind can be in
the city of Richmond; and respectfully asks call
from those in want of any article the Carriage ine
as am determined to make to order and self at the
lowest prices possible; and all work sod that new
warranted.
ap 4-d6m MIC4JAH MANGIJM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-12

The Wheeling Intelligencer, which was started a
year ago, with the commencement OF its second
volume introduces some improvements which will
give increased interest and completeness TO il.
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OATS AND MICE.-The best and most
~ certain remedy yet discovered for the destr,c.
ZION Of Rats and Nice, and Cockrpaches l. the
MAGIC PASTE. 1t viii entirely free : bonse fya se
the above troublesome PESTS, In . week We womb
recommend families and hotel eepers to frx hnS -
Price z5 ets. For vale by = - ss>
y. q. DuvAL BRO,
mn = Bsak Square.
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Handers tuning fork was sold recently, In Lon
don, for sixteen dollars At the same sale violin
of remarkable excellence, brought twelve hundred
dollars
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p.ex..rpcr ALuM-The staunton Spectator
...,ss dat there are about GOO visitors a these
Springs and theory b 18TH they come.
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AUGUSTA sraINes.-These springs-ooIn sur
phur and alum--very good but NOT ~ias'', -
have been well attended the presen1 sui'n
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DIR. Rufus w Griswold islying dangerously - .a 8
the residence Of bis wifes kindred IN Bangor, Ms
He has the consumption, and bis medical ADVISERS
nronounee bis recovery impossible.
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Aman named Layman was killed On The Cipcln.
nali Hamilton ana dayton railroad, on Tuesday.
Thc cowcalcher threw hix body q high b the a.
a. tie smoke pipe d NE loscnosiva
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The Charleston correspondent of the associated
press publishes the certificate of the operates there
to prove thathis message concerning the fatal duel
did not connect it with the affair between Messrs.
Dwight and Rhett; but that mistake of the north
ern press gave it that character.
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oliver wendell Holmes, the man VINO care n0t
!. oa, nnv : he can, for fear Of the consequences
Ds : ,unns : e following toast At the recent
Plymouth celebration -. ~
uoon ), all the rest of the world BY their
were But we shah always remember them for
ussy go. - e Z I cargo Of chosen sssssis.
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SPRING STOCK.-I am now in receipt
~ OF my spring STOCK of GOODS, consisting of
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS CIR
PET BAGS aud UMBRELLAS l deem it needless
to partcnlarize; suffice it to say that my stock com
prises all the new styles of Goods and from the most
approved manufacturers of all the Northern cities to
which invite the attention of purchasers assIrine
them that pains shall be spared to please them
aps No. ~ Main oOn. "trss+
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V'HE SUBSCRIBERS have in store and

Il offer for sale on good terms 150 hhds prime
Cuba and Mnscoyado SUGARS I69 hhds. prime Cuba
Queen City HAMS; 500 Rieman WiIliar HAMS /;
lgo cur own Curing do; So 600 pounds prime Bacon
SIDES, city smoned sc, 900 lbs. do Bacon SHOUL-
DEhS, city smoked; 80, 600 lbs. prime Bacon HAMS
40 % kegs Briggs Family LARD; 800 bbls. No /
,hhHax naiiiax Gut HERRiNGS; 100 bbls Old WHfSKRY;
~ nan nan pi pes genuine Cognac BRANDY; $1,000 Haya-
9aeAsonss CANDLES; 80 do ]. w. Hines do.
ha CHARLES T. WORKMAN g. co.
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COUPON BONDS FOR sALE-2OOOl

4 NOUPON BONDS FOR SALE-20, 900
~ DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA-
BILE IN NEW YORK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OF THE COMPANY, AT THE
PLEASURE OF THE HOLDER, AT ANY TINE
TILL THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1852
These Bonds are in sums of $1,000 each, irredeema-
Bile for 20 years. and part of the loan of mil
lion five hundred thousand dollars. authorized by the
Legislature at its last session. One million of which
taken by the State, and the whole amply secured
by deed OF trust the entire road and property of
the Company, for the punctual payment of the inter-
est and the ultimate redemption of the Bonds. This
loan, together with their original Capital of Three
Million, will be expended ON the road
The read will extend from Lynchburg to the Ten
nessee line distance of 205 miles where will
meet with other similar improvements extending to
Memphis, the Mississippi river, thereby aordng,
when the Southsde and Petersburg and Norfolk Rail-
roads completed, continuous communication
from Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond, TO Memphis.
1t passes through that portion of State remarka-
BILE for its fertility its agricultural and mineral pro-
ductions and from the large and increasing business
which it already commands the friends of the road
guine that it will certainly pay per if
not more. The whole work ID under contract and
will be completed by the lst of January, 1856. A
copy of the mortgage can be at office, and
any information in regard to the Bonds be had on
application to PURCELL l. CO,
jy l8-2m Richmond.
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GUNNER RBOARDING.-Th subscriber
~ sltnated at Meehums river, the present terminus
of the Virginia Central Railroad has accommodations
for twenty or thirty boarders. His house. beds and
furniture are entirely new, his we'll ventilated
are entirely new: his well ventilated the sur
rounding country healthy and delightful Every ex.
ertion will be made to render his guests comfortable
Terms moderate, and made known application.
VIM. GRAVES.
MEcHUM RIVER, May 25th, 1855
nv 26-dtf
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Dr. Nye, e,agcd rs years, died Ia New 0rleans o.
The 1T isast. 81 yellow fever. He w0 young gen
tienan Of 8 highly cultivated mind, and gave lsrg
prornise Of eminence 10 bis nrofession
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION
Just RECEIVED AT THEaFRANK

a.. ~ LIN CLOTHING STORE, per steamer virginia,
rom our mandatory in Philadelphia another
a. 1fasS and Canlbric Linen Sacks; SILK and Alpaca
Fs5cy Fusef' r Froek and Sack Goats; White Buff and
Nm. he Linen Drill, Check aud Striped Linen Pants:
"a i1e ete and Fancy Cashmere Pants Also large
a s se.eS! @ Stoek OF Gentlemens Furnishing Goods
VI men We VIII sell from Is to 20 per cent less
h oam any goods OF the quality and make can he
the franklin, SO Main street nehielioef al
le Its n M, ,,o,-
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uUCHR, pLEASANTs, Editor.
r.s a CowARDIN, PRorRlrroR.

Many DISPATCH is served TO subssr,oefs
s ans W QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK pay aole ~ ~
o. SiN ~ - ,reekly Price for mailing, 81 year 10
the A@I" rhe WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every
aaysaee n5 mailed TO subscribers at 81 per AMMAN.
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SPLENDID PIANO FORTES.-J. A.

SPLENDID PIANO FORTES.-J. A.
~ BELFlN has just received from the celebrated
manufactures of Messrs. Nunns l. Co., Gilbert L. Co..
and Burns number of their elegant toned PIANOS,
with all the modern mprovements-anda as they come
from manufacturers who stand unryalled, their tone
and durability cannot be surpassed-which he will
sell low.
He also has on hand a large lot of FURNITURE of
his manufacture, made of Rosewood. Walnut
Oak enG Mshcs2Ey i-:.3e up in the best styles and
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this the
Northern markets. being all made by hand and by
machinery.
UNDERTAKING.-He still keeps on hand lar se
lot of COFFINS, and will give his individual atten-
tioH 20 e.! o.3e-s len c: LA Wa.oacase, where he
can always be found.
ap 23-d&cts J. A. BELVIN, Governor ST.
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nRFSS GOODS AT GREATLY RE

IL DUCED PRICES.-We have still on hand
Iorre assortment of Fancy Goods, such Plaid,
striped and fancy summer Silks Fancy BEREGES,
sTisSTIF,S and HERNANIS; Organdy HDKFS, COL
lars and SLEEVES; Lace SHAWLS, POINTS and
SchRFs Together with the general assortment
usually kept in dry goods store, all OF which we are
Offering at greatly reduced prices
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
- ~ Eagle Square
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NABLE DRY GOODS AT RE.

~ DUCED PRICES.-J. MILLHISER & BRO
I93 Broad street. having at this time rather more
Goods hand than is desirable, they have reduced
their prices every article offered and at the same
time, Ladies and others in want of DRY GOODS, are
assured that better and complete stock of
cheap and desirable GOODS is not found in the CITY,
Among our assortment may be found a great many
white Goods, dotted and plain Swiss Muslin checked
stiped and plaid MUSLINS, JACONETTS and
CAMBRICS, Swiss and Cambria BANDS and IN
SETTINGS and EDGINGS in endless variety: SILK
MITTS, PARASOLS, Worked COLLARS and Cam
bric HDkFS LACE SLEEVES and COLLARS, BE-
REGES, LAWNS and TISSUES, Irish LINENS,
White FLANNELS Bed TICKINGS, bleached and
unblesched SHIFTING and SHEETINGS, all widths
and prices.
Remember, our object is in reducing the stock on
hand, TO enable us 10 lay in heavy Fail stock this
coming season. Bargains, therefore, NAV be ex-
pected. j. MILLHISER & BRO
Jy6 1873 Broad street