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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06
UJ<\DII TIDN.

THE firm of fculy 4 Ia, lor j. this day dis
! solved los VIM VI, TAYLOR purchasing the
entire interest Of Ja, u Frnly, and assuming
The Liabilities OF, the la;e firm
JAS. D FE\LN,
WM VI TAlOR.
Marshall. June 81. 1888.
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N11,l(NI. CARD.

hR \ A MORGAN, has Located pcfma-
nen,ly $ miles North of Marshall llay-
,ng Recently supplied him-rIi with 3 s'ock of
flesh aud genuine medicines, hc rs prepared To
practice h- profession 10 al IL branches.
lie a.N be- found a. tl, rpsdtu,t 81 al iiaes
when not professionally ab,cnt
Feb -, 1888 u33 6m
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Elementary Branches, $40 90
Second Junior Class, 25 90
FIRST 10 90
Middle Ciss~, 40 90
Senior so 90
Incidental fee for each, d.
Music on pisno, with
use of Instrument $40 90
Music on Organ with
use @! instrument 40 Oh
Muse on Guitar, with
use Of instrument 30 90
Drawing. Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work, each 10 90
Board can be obtained with the Principal, by
paving in advance, a, the very low rates OF
A-0 90 for 10 months. In all cases the pupil
will be expected to s.spain, from III. time Of
entrance. al th4 close OF the session, bat for
those sho prefer attending but hall OF thr
SESSION, Just oro-hsi Of the preceding rates
Will be charged No deductions excepting for
prolr4 ted sickness. A limited number Of
ysunp LADIES' aili b. received 10 Psr.o~ board
ers, who will bo allowed, Al the discretion of
the Principal to max. and receive v,-,,.
Bill. for Board and Tuition payable scml-
annually.
gplv q. 1888 nj lv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

I W. PIrKl\, Dealer IN Gr~-ei,ss. !
- CORDS. Cioihipg, Iron, .Naiis, ,tc-. O.,
,allas street, Jefferson. Texs.. (\ext door
n. pugh's Drug Store)
F.h 3 -
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DlSSOI. TION.

lanes NJ CURTIS. Il o. J. TAYLOR.
- having purchased the entire int.re-, ~ +.
G. P'srec. Esq. in The late tirl f Pierce. Tay.
Tor, Curtis, beg leayr TO inform their friends
and the public generally, thu, they viii con.
Time h, mercantile business, at the old stand,
under he name ard style Of CuRIn 4 TAy-
Ion. They have in store an extensive a,sort.
ment OF g.ois, Of alnu.t every style and w.
ri-,y, and which sney ~nl sell "a low a. any
house in Texas, for cash, OF on the u.usl tiue
10 debt-payins castom~rs.
c''RTIS + TAYLOR.
Marshall. lime 10. 1853 nAf.iv
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County Court peridaniag 10 ESidfcF, &c,
JHiy 2sih. 1888
To the sheriff AZ said county GREETING
ArIiEREAS, Ann Eliza Watkins, as ad-
w muistratrlN If the estate of w. b..
Watkins deceased, and as guardian Of Calvin
+ Watkins and J. X. Watkins, minor heirs Of
sand ,i,ccdeut, and in bekalf of herself as widow
of said decedenl. has filed her Application for
par,itiun aud distribution of the property of
.aid estate. And whereas il appears from laid
nppleatiap that Wilson Watkins, an heir Of
-aid drcedsnt. i. a resident citizen Of the state
OF Missouri
These are therefore TO command You TO
cite the said " ll.on Watkins by publication of
TIN. citation in the Texas Republican, weekly
new ,papcr published IN SAID county, to be and
appenr Al the next term Of said court, to
be- held i'm and for said county, on the last
MONDAY In August next, no the courthouse IN
saif county, 10 ~hoT cause. II any be- has or ran
why partiuon aud distribution Of the property
of said estate shall not be- ordered and decreed
A. prayed for by said af9llcaton.
.,,,, IIIHEN iull not aud due return
.,13AS.. make nl tins prrcept. Given I'M
der my hand and the seal of the
&E court This 2slh day Of luly,
9Y 4 u. 1888.
O. llE\DRiCk, {. OK.
By L.. l.. C>rIR, u. e.
Issued 2sth lnly, 1858.
T.. HE\DRlCk, CIR.
BY T.. l.. CARER, d. c.
Received in office July asth, 1853, and
handed to the editor Of the Texas Republican
same day for publication
: r. PERRY, Sheriff II. C..
July 30. 1898. Al
Notice,
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July III. 1853
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-06-23
Gel rftr0.~
From Chambers journal.
THE CHEMISTS SHOP
AT THE CORNER.

Among the innumerable chemists
"corner shops" in Liverpool, (and who
is not aware Of the advantages to such
establishments, of being placed at the
awkward turnings, prolific in accidents,
where the red lamp can shine down two
streets at once y not one, perhaps was
SO well known as Mr.. Tisick's, at the
corner of Lionel street. Between the
hours of three and four on fine after
noon, many a gaily dressed merchants
wife or daughter might be seen saunter-
ing down from her pretty villa, to meet
her husband or father at the appointed
spot on his way home from his business
and occasionally-though of course by
mere chance-young ladies have been
known to meet their lovers there. In
fact there was not a more noted place
in Liverpool for accidents and appoint.
ments than the Chemists Shop at the
Corner.
The most successful days of the most
successful "diggers" " never dawned more
auspiciously, or closed more profitably
than did every day to little Tisick, the
chemist. He was making money, and
he deserved to make it, being a good
little man, with good little wife, and a
large family, who occupied the commo.
dious and well furnished apartments
over the shop.
" There is something the matter yon-
der" said Bingly, looking up Lionel
street, through which he was conducting
his wife home late one evening, from a
popular lecture.
so, do let us 60 round another
Harry" entrcated Mrs. Bingly, " l hate
a crowd"
" But, my dear, should like to know
what the accident is; we might be Of
service"
"Why, what could we do, Harry
besides there are plenty Of people there
to assist. You know I've horror Of
accidents, or whatever it may be-so do
come the other way"
Certainly, my dear, if you wish it,
though | cannot help thinking, if help
be needed, we SAVIOR little OF the
Priest and Levite who passed on the
other side of the way" However, Mr..
Bingly complied, qulckening his pace,
until, arriving at his own door, he depos-
tied his wife in safety. He was about
to retrace his steps, when Mrs. Bingly
in her own peculiar querulous tone, re-
called him -
Harry! how very unfecling you are.
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V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this
paper in the cities of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates as required by us. HIS receipts will
be regarded as payments. His Offices are,
BosToN, Scollays Building; New YoRK,
Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N. w.
corner Third and Chestnut SITS.
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TERMS-$l 90 in advance 81 so ifpay-
ment is delayed till the end Of the year.
ES- No paper discontinued until arrear-
ages are paid, except at the option of the
publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the fol-
lowing rates One square, (twelve lines or
less, if more than six) one week, so cents /;
two weeks, 75 cents; three weeks, II 90.
One year, $5 90; six months, So 90; three
months, 81 90; half square, halfprice. One
column one year. ,$25 90; six months, $l5 90.
Half column in proportion. Business cards,
of eight lines or less, inserted one year for
$3 90.
ES- Communications, orders, and remit
tances, should be addressed, post paid to
CHAMPLlN & BABCOCK,
Westeriy, X. l.
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Che Eitcrarp Gfbo,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING By
ChampIin 4 BabcOck,
At WESTERLY, RI

Office on Broad Sfreet--entrdnce Rert doc,
aoest Of Thos. Perry'S Je,ceiry Shop.
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1T.-.-,~.. rornr-Recorder Pulliam and

HuSTINGS CoURT.-ntCoiociA u ssa a.. s-
A,asrnsn Rrav. wingfeld, Tyrer and Merritt pre-
wa. the day for the Grand Jary to
st who atcr being charged By n !. panaeI W. nam,
torney fo the s,s,nsss "
1a,he Indictment against William J. Brown a ~,
yh. Fleming for an ARRAY In the street, near s
rs1 IN she Attorney for the trial Of the accused 20,
uaisdemeanor. The history of this case Is sels
novel and while it may serve to amuse J,n,nt to
employ the time of court, can hara's e1
Brown is huekster in the market and ns an All Al
tied fellow. ready for attie fun o. any the helpless
On the morning OF the difficulty aludes To- sross's in
lady, while purchasing aaS she news passing
suited ny drunken husss ser but short time had
eisnsea ere the greater portion OF tse rom
together, and with difficulty nran The offender, on
visiting .amm ssssIpiy after this Brown aud some Of
his friends began touching fss his Keeping and all
tnaf aug y x, finn aud frolic, come as is might VI
WEE sS fellow who insuted the iaoy aee'ais "a
himself innocent to ms and sought TO
taIa him. With this. the word passed round that
p sre in seerch of some one OF the huekslers
they 49,, bearing came forth into the streets faced
sho DIi,ssrants banded words with them swapped
few blows and got up re guar free asat IN WHICH
the friends of both parties joined some uns scAs
uted horse foet and drsgoon, leaving Brown IN his
inrS with rocket full of rocks which he was cast
Ing into house with no little nor force ,. wssn Gces
ia
great damage was done 10 persons or property, and
IS Can't Red Eye the leader Of the van. we think
:, cutie nrobsbIe that the jury will look upon Il an
in,emperate frolc, aud intiict but slight punish
,ent upon the dstnrbers of good order whose quiet
was frst broken into by learning that helpless and
UNPROTECTED young female was insulted within their
precinct, and that the duty devolved upon them as
men to avenge her wrongs
Peter Lane, indicted for misdemeanor-a true
bM
eM
John Kinnard, indicted for misdemeanoT-a true rae
bill Kinnard is in custody for maiiciousiy thieWhs
stones at Waterman Browning last Saturday nignN
and the act was very naughty ana uae'a s ~
one, the Court will be apt to make him smoke 'of ~
BET he gets clear.
The Grand Jury ignored the indictment against
Henry Mayer for sroyins txo pictures, the proper
ty eff Charles Bailey, and for assauting and beating
Bailey,s wife, and the Court there9pon made an or
der that the prisoner should be discharged ueiu tue
custody of the law. Mayer, at the time OF his con-
fnement was thought 10 be somewhat insane.
The Grand Jury was then adjourned over until to-
CAV at - O'Clock.
The Court spent the greater portion of yesterday IN
hearing the application of for grants OF res
-sters and such like. No criminal business of any
importance was transacted
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HESRrco County CouRr.-The case o

HESRIco County CoURr.-Ihe case oil
Edward Neidt charged with creating nuisance on
his premises on Marshall street, in of Scream
ersye has at length been disposed of and the party
fined $50 for permitting large quantities of putrid
flesh to remain upon his premises
Edmund, the slave of c. 4. Jones, OF Louisa,
charged with receiving quantity wheat, knowing
the same TO be stolen and comssitted to prison
weeks since, to answer at the present term of the
Court has been sent on TO the next term, owing TO
the absence of an important witness.
Benjamin Melton, the lad charged with placing
two sis on the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail-
road. on the 2st of September lasr, and thereby
daugerng the lives of the passengers in the train
cars has been examined and sent on for final tria
before the next term of the Circuit Court
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roRM OF PROXY.

KNose ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS; That -
----- the undersigned. do appoint -, -
- attorney, they or either of them, for ---' hud
in 49, name TO vote on all questions thar may be
brou gf before the meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Richmond and DanyilIe Railroad Company, 70
be held at Richmond, on "Wednesday, the 18th day
of Decesaber, 1858. or at any adjourned meeting
thereof hereby ratifying all The acts Of 49, SAID az
sent and voting Ia person.
In testimony whereof, --- have hereunto affixed
$500 hand this - day of 49,.
no Ibid
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A CoRREcrloS.-On the Goth of October

last in publishing list of preseutments made by the
Grand Jury of the Circuit Court the of JosErH
DoERFLINGER and PETER FAIR published as
having be- indicted for riotous conduct in company
with others. These gentlemen were not concerned
in the officially, but became securities for two OF the
parties. Their names were therefore accidentally
inserted il the Indictment and the has been
cerree; ed upon the records of the Court deem it
due them that it should be corrected before our
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-15

RICHMOND, Nov. 4, 1873
ryr NoTICE,-Always willing to do what be-
"a Acknowledge my fault, hereby State that It was
moi INV intention to cast any imrutation upon the
believe her TO Be lady, and do make the most
ample apology for any thing that have said or done
In this matter, which occurred the 5st ay of Dc.
toher last. MATHEW EAGAN.
M fs--lEt
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DAMAGING Properly

DAMAGING PRoPERTY.-A slave named
Austin in the service CT Messrs. Hatcher Il Web
ster, was brought before the Mayor yesterday, and
ordered fiogging for cmelessly driving his team
against wagon owned by DR.. Fleming of Chester
field, and breaking three spokes from hind-wheel,
and then for running down another and upset
ting mule Mr.. Fry, who witnessed the affair, rep
resented it very aggravated one, in which Mr..
Hall, the driver fer DR.. Fleming, came being
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We would call attention to the

WE NUUIu CuIi dtLtLtIdH 10 tHt SAFE OF
eight beautiful half acre lots OH Broad Street inst
beyond the Corporation. These lots front on Broad
Street and run back to the Railroad, thereby avoid
ing the serious injury dohe the street nearer
from the Railroad running through the centre OF
the street, and being Immediately opposite the Rich
mond College, who now have III the course of con
struction, large and beautiful buildings. The sale
takes place this afternoon, and those in want would
do well to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-15

rS- TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE ClTf;-lf you wish to get your
style, call on HOBSoN. at the Hair Dressing, SHAY
ing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel.
N Blot and Cold Shower Baths eau be had
daily from Ga. NJ to half past p. M, and on Satur-
day to II z. NJ.
trance on 18th street. oc %
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RAPID DRIv1NG-Jacob S. Atlee was
fined by the Mayor yesterday, for the rapid driving
of two of his teams 18th street, last Friday, BY
two OF his drivers Officer Irving witnessed the or
dinance violation, and reported the same.
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A BREAK DowN-Francis, a mule dri-
yer in the service of the Messrs. Haxal arragn-
ed before the Mayor yesterday, TO for wilfuly
running his wagon against John Johnson's cart on
Gary street, last Thursday, and upsetting it. Mr..
johnson being absent, the continued until
Friday next, the owners of the prisoner becoming
bail for his appearance TO answer the charge prefer
red against him
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~ B. w. STARkE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Practices in all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions lin or out of his otce)
Proof and Acknowledgements OF Deeds, Rehnquish,
ments of Dover sc. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
do Nv
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TT-RUsSIA AND TuRKEY.-The prospects Of
war between these two eounefies has caused the adj
vance In price ell necessary articles, except
sIMoNS' DAGUERREoTYPES And as far as this
useful article is concerned our readers have no rea
to fear for are assured that IL old Nick should
succeed In giving Turkey Blasting, sfMoNs' oesat
tu Pictures would remain the sat1eAas ever, po'1 IN
quality and price. no II
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RfAPP,s PATENT SCIENTIFIC
- NlthE GOLD PEN is considered among tha
pennen the ae las ultra OF pens and nom the ease
aa with which they perform, viii doubtless
commune to maintain their high position,
for SAFE oy The only agents TOR Richmond
no u GENNETg Il JAMES. Eagle Sauare
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DRAWING SCHOOL, am prepared
IL to give lessons at my Office at night in the DIFF
fsrent branches of Drawing viz Foliage, Landscape
Sketching, Architecture, Engineering, Drawing OF
Machinery, &c. Students to provide their own in
StTumeuts.
Terns-Night lessons SI2 per quarter or 81 per
month. each month 16 lessons of three hours each.
w A. POWELL, Architect, ana c. f. &c.
Office on 18th street, two doors above Main ST.
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A Rich TREAT.-Our readers viii doubt
less tbe gratfed to learn thst the Rev. EDWARD
FoNTAIsE of Austin, Texas will deliver Lecture
at the Athenaum this evening, a subject that can
not fail to be interesting to every The lecturer
isa gentleman of marked ability, thoroughly &C.
guainted with his subject, and viii no doubt invest
it with interest. See the notice in another column
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rT-DR WIN II. MINOR, Praetsi,tllo1n1edrs Tor the
PHrIADEL P PHI bess leave to tender to the cit
of Richmond hi. ssTyiees in all the branches Of
The 5ay a. his office. HILLS READING ROOM
RUiLbiNG, corner of Main and Governor streets
and. at night at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
49, .,rsat no 7-3m*
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pOTATO STEAMERS.--Soup Diges-
4 ters Oyster Broilers, Rice Boilers, Bread and
Cheese Toasters and Potato Steamers which every
housekeeper should have. For sale by
ZIMMERMAN,
no 10 corner Main and 18th streets,
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T1HE PENMAN's ADVICE ToYoUNt

u LADIES
Ye levely fair whom gentle minds incline
TO all THAT'S curious, innocent and fine;
With edn iraton in your works are read
The various textures of the twlnDg tthread,
Then let the fingers, whose unriyslled skill
Exalts the needle, grace the noble quill.
An artless scrawl the blushing scribbler shames !;
All slioRid be fair that beauteous woman frames !;
Strive TO excel-with ease the pen viii move,
And pretty lines add charm to infant love.
Ladies' YOU are politely informed that PROF. MIL
LAR has LADIES' CLASS, which meets daily at
HAN.
few more Pupils be added to the present class
nv making immediate application.
Academy at Pratt's Picture Gallery, Eagle Square,
Main street. nov. l5-fs
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An ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAn-Two pri-
soners confined in the city Jail, made bold attempt
20 effect an escape ON Sunday night last and were
nearly successful. Their plan of operations was TO
cut through the foor which they succeeded in doing,
ard them reaching the bricks below, to tear them
up. This they had also done, and were nearly pre-
pared leave their quarters when Nj. Starke heard
them and with his guard went down TO the cell in
which they were confined and detected them just in
time to prevent their escaping
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rg- HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
Law, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioning of
Deeds &C. for New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts OF Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly 10 all Legal ana
Notariai business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
6In
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ATTENTION, YOUNG GUARD. Attend mset.
Ing of your Company, At your Armory on WE'D
NESDAy next Nov. 18th, 1858, punctuaily
By order of the Captain.
no 15-2t v. L. FORE. O. g.
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HAWORTH & HORIZONS
GREAT SOUTHERN BURLESQUE
OPERA TROUPE

THE largest regularly organized Troupe
Il in the world, consisting Of SEVENTEEN TAT
ENTED PERFORMERS, selected from the best
Companies in the Union, viii give
TWO OF THEIR
INIM 1T A B L E CON CER TS,
IN RICHMOND, COMMENCING ON MONDAY
EVENING. NOV. nth,
At M E ROPOLITAN HALL.
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fT@RIrssIA AND I

~ AUCTION NOTlCE.--At,ention IL solicited
to our sale This Morning, at 10 q, o'clock
no i5--lt ALIEN. MOTT CO. Aucts.
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NARROW EscApE.-Dr. Hancock of this

NARROW EsCAPE.-Dr. Hancock of this
city, very being crippled for life, if not
killed, Sunday last, by the breaking of the coup
ling pin of his buggy. which detached the front from
the hind wheels. The DR.. had his reins fastened
around his hands and when the wheels parted COM
pany he drawn of his seat and fell near the
heels of his horse in which condition he was dragged
some distance. Fortunately his horse a we'll
broke animal or he might have taken fright aud
off and in that event would have injured the Doctor
badly.
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tv TO BUILDERS AND OTHRRS.-The un-
dersi gned will furnish to Builders aud Others LUM-
Der and TIMBER, of every description, of the
best quality, for Building aud other purposes at
the most reasonable prices to be delivered at Rich
mond on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ARIEL U. MAYO, ESQ., at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hail. Franklin street, will
be duly attended to.
H--n2n SAMUEL Is. BlSSELI,
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r-7- ABEL U. MAYO, ATIOkNEY AT LAW
AMI NOTARY PUBLIC Office on Franklin street,
nndsr the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
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rV~ THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will heresfter be redeemed at the Office OF
Ii. L. Pairo L. Co. - =, r,,.s,ry
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~ JOB AND CARD tKINTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
tne largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description Of
PRINTING reasonable terms as elsewhere ~
the city, well as every other kind CT PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
IL Plain aud Fancy CARDS for sale Sc S--dtf
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~LEECHES, LEECHES-The public
hereby informed that 1 have just received by the
steamer Jamestown lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found as all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, lrh street. and at
night on 25th between Main and Franklin streets.
81 IA r. G. HOBSON.
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NTOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

RAILROAD COAPANY.-The sixth Annual Meet
ing Of the Stockholders in the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, viii be held in the City OF
Rishmoud on WEDNESDAY, December l4ih, 1853
nj - O'clock, IL The Stockholders wia, usual,
have the privilege of coming 70 and returning from
tie meeting on the cars, free of charge.
r. vANDEpRsEN. Sec'y.