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NREAT BARGAINS AT THE FRANK

GREAT BARGAINS AT THE FRANK
~ LIN CLOTHING >TORE, NO. 90, MAIN ST :,
RICHMOND, VA.-We have just received a large
aad complete stock OF Ready Made Clothing, suitable
ior Fzl AID Winter wear and vii! continue to re-
a15 Pennsylvania from our unsnufactory in Phade-
pEa Persons wishing TO buy viii always huve large
slo fresh stock select from Also, large and well
selected 5Iocz Of Gtuuemen's Furnishing Goods al
Wye ca hand. Also, Umbrellas. Our plan of ope-
ra.iJ4 IS ie-se sales and small profits.
X. DECOU 8 CO.
E. I'm No So. Mail street.
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At the Grand Opera, Paris a few nights ago a
shout was started and heartily taken up TO this ei
feet: 4 baS les Russes Vire Omer Pdcka WI
liam Tell" was the opera, and the passage which
drew forth this burst of enthusiasm was the famous
one which has often worked the same effect before,
LA Liberte an la Mortf
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BusYAs'L TABLEAux of the Pilgrim S Pro-

gress to the Celestial City may be canvass, at
the Odd Fellows Hall, this evening, By the payment
of twenty-five cents ConnoisseuTs IN the fine arts
pronounce this production the work OF the greatest
of American artists very superior in every respect
and therefore worth being seen by all who have
taste for paintings. We have spent en- hour or two
quite agree able in witnessing this moving mirror OF
great mans dream, and donbt net that our readers
will be equally gratided by dropping IN at OGd Eel
lowe Hall during the hours of exhibition.
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Of Thursday, records the following:
Yesterday morning, at an early our, a beautiful
and accomplished young lady, named Annie Maria
Hare, was found lying in her bed a corpse, by one
OF her domestics employed in the house There
seemed to be something wrong in the matter, which
even the Coroners inquisition did not make known,
as the evidence reveals nothing having real bearing
on the matter except that deceased was excessively
iond ot gin. The deceased was just past two and
twenty, and for beauty has enjoyed the reputation
OF being the belle of Harlem. Latterly, the fair
damsel resided alone at costly cottage on the
corner OF FOur,h-ayenue and One Hundred and
Twenty fifth street, Harlem, where she was sur
rounded with servants but no other constant com.
panion.
Thejury of inquest rendered verdict of death
bypneumonia, superintduced by intemperance."
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Fatal REsULT.-Mr. John A. Cox, whose hand
was mashed while coupling the cars on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad was subsequently taken
with lockjaw, and died on Wednesday night
loI
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MISSISSIPPI u. j. SkNATOR-Ihe Natchez Free
Trader says it is rumored that Gov F0ote has ap
pointed D. r. RUSSELL ExAuditor of Public Ac
counts u 5. Senator, to hold his seat until an elec
tion by the Legislature for the Term which begal
on the 4th of March last
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Three men, named Mediterranean. Delahey, and
Thomas Heaey, were crushed to death last Mon
day in an iron mine at Conshohocken, Pa, by the
falling of a piece OF rock from the roof
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Friday Dec. ?, Isj3.-Match race sally Wal
ters rs Lexington--three mile heats-s5,0OO 10
So 500-hall forfeit
R TenBroecks b. c. Lexington, by Boston,
out of Alice Carneal-3 J. O.,
l.. Smiths b. f. Sally Walters, by imp Glen ..
coe, out Of Maria fa4 Bsfkl YAK y o heavy
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rests, no doubt be entertained of the Of
tue enterprise. AL therefore, who really desire
THIS success are earnestly requested to attend.
de lot
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~ Ut L lush L iiIltS pI
Il Alabama and Mississippi series of Sketches.
BY Joseph q. Baldwin. With iliustratious-Sl.25.
CoHT ENTs.-Ovid Bolus. My first appearance at
the Bar. The Bench and the Bar. How the Times
served the virginians Assault and Battery. Simon
Sugs, Jr. legal Biography Squire A. and Friters.
Jonathan and the Constable. Sharp Financieriug-
Cave Burton of Kentucky. Justification after Yer
diet. An Officer of Honor. Hon. ). ). Prentss.-
The Bar of the South West. Hon. Francis Strothcr
McFeo and McGee. Scan Mag. An Equitable
off. A Cool Rejoinder. A Heavy Court. Samuel
Hoyle, Esq. John Stout and Mark Sullivan. Mr.
Onslow. 10. Heyfrom. Old Uncle John Examining
u Candidate for License.
This very amusing and clear work illustrates the
periods, characters aud phases of Southern Society
The scheme of the articles original in design and
execution.
Grays sElegy-besutifuy illustrated with neyv and
origina designs, by Berket Foster One vonme 8vo
printed on stout vellom tioted paper. Cloth au
tque gilt, 81 80, morocco antique $3.
This is by far the most unique cabinet edition of
this immortal poem ever published.
Huteland's Art Of Prolonging Life, edited by Eras
mus Wilson. 4. RS.
Graysoa's Theory Of Christianity. For sale by
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
de- Eagle Square.
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DEATH OF Mrs. CRUToHFIELD.-We re-
,rat tn learn that the wife of Mr.. o. NJ Crutehfsld
Sneaker of the Hhuse of Delegates, died of con-
sumption in Fredericksburg yesterday.
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SPIRITOE TIE PRESS

Yesterdays Examiner gives It's opinion of the two
Messages-the Governors and the Presidents
OF the first itspeaks in terms of high approbation
the second it says
On the first glance over this document we thouoht
it unsatisfactory. Upon careful perusal i: greatly
improved. On final revssl of its important sec
t0ns we thought it, on the whole, sound, copsti.
tutlonal and creditable State paper.
The Examiner thinks, however, that more ner-
vous energy of thought and language would have
pleased the American people better-and our CO.
temporary would have liked more fearless, en-
phatic and definite declaration on the subject OF
freesoism and slavery. "a fierce, full, unreserved
declaration of war against freesoilism of every
form and guise, would have helped the Message out
very much, and rekindled the warm, kind and
cordialfeeling which all parties at the South have
cherished for Franklin PIERCE The article CON
cludes with the high eulogium that the Message is
such document as the country has more reason to
be gratfied with than the Democratic party.
The MaU comments upon a statement said to
have been madeby Judge Hudson in his charge to
the jury of the Greeubrier Superior Court, to the
effect that it was of no use for them to indict any
one for the offence of passing small bills, ''as all
were more or less guilty, himself not excepted
The Nail argues that this is precious commentary
upon Virginia Legislation, and urges the passage
of a law to permit the State Banks tC issue small
bills.
The Enquirer gives the leading points of the
reportof the Secretary of the Treasury, which it
says affords the hi pest and best evidence of Mr..
Guthrie's energy, Industry, accuracy and honesty,
and ofhis ability to discharge the laborious and diff
fcult duties of his department; and moreover sun
folds facts respecting the resources, growth and
prosperity Ofthe country, which should touch the
heart of the patriot with a sense of gratitude to
Providence, and which may assist him in an ade
qIate conception Of the power and grandeur of its
future career"
The Whig has leader, embracing copous ex
tracts from the London Times, upon the progress
of the war in Europe.
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WORK RIVER RAILROADS.&C. THE

l. PEOPLE OF RlCHMOND.-The undersigned
the Commissioners appointed by the act of Assembly
to open the books for, and procure subscriptions to-
the Railroad from Richmond to York River in view
of the great Importance of the work to the whole
State and especially you, the people of Richmond,
respectfully invite you to assemble at Metropolitan
Hall, on MONDAY, the 18th day of December that
you may appoint delegates to the King & Queen
Convention, hear the subject fully explained and
consider and determine whether you will individual
" orin your corporate character, subscribe it. But
S15O,000 wanting to build the Road, which will
put you within FIVE hours of che sea- and we cannot
forbear to say that, IN humble judgments the
city of Richmond to take the hole of it. and
that it will prove to be the best investment she ever
made. EDWARD J. WILSON, /
BERNARD PEYTON,
r. 8. APPERSON,
JAMES LYONS,
R. H. MAURY, Comm'rs
CHAS. DIMMOCK,
ABRA'M WARWICK,
JAMES STAMPER,
JOHN d. CHRISTIAN,
u Other city papers requested to copy.
no 23-2awts
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p o. HAsKINs, SHIP CHANDLER

~ GROCER AND COMM SSlON MER-
CHANT, at his new house, opposite the old stand of
Haskins Libby, and in front of the Steamboat
Landing, where may besfoand general. assortment
OF all articles in his line viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com
mon Twine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thimbles, Ma
rine Spikes, Caulking IRONS Can Hooks, Box Hooks
Hand Spikes, Wood Saws and various articles in ths
Ship Chandery Line. =
GROCERIES-Sugar Coffee Tea Sosp CaudIes
Butter, Lard Molasses &c
BEEF-Mess Prime and No. /; Mess and Prime
Pork.
BACON, Dried Beef Smoked Tongues, &c.
PAINTS.-W hite and Black Lead: Paris Chrome
and Verdigris Green, Vermillion, Chrome Yellow
Spanish Brown, Paint OIL Varnsh.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch, Rosin,
Spirits Turpentine, &c.
Crockery, for ship use.
Bucke is, Brooms, &c. OCT
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The English baronet who was robbed recently
while en- route Texas, is Sir George Gore instead
of Sir George Green. His portmanteau contained,
besides 5000 draft and $500 in gold, signet ring
and other valuable jewelry.
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ALTERED BILLs-The Baltimore Patriot cautions
the public against $40 bills OF the Bank Of baltl
more, which have been altered to 500.
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Two young men, named George Ward and Nal
com Gibson, have been convicted, at Greensburg
Pa, of the murder of Mrs. Lucinda Secrist They
first murdered the woman, and then robbed and
burned the house
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DrssoLvEp-ln the case of Smith & Colby Va;
,be president and Directors of the Fayetegiie and
Western Railroad, the Court ordered ,ne uscu1n
crsnted by the District Judge to be dissolved.-N
r. Sta,
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STEAMER AuausTA.-A rumor was cur.

STEAMER AUGUSTA.-A TUHIUI WdS CuI-
rent in this city on Thursday, that the steamer Au
gusta on her way from Norfolk to Port Wathal, had
burst ber boiler, in Hampton Roads. We trust the
report is false She had not arrived at her destins
tion that night but is quite probably that some OF
her machinery gave away, and she had to return to
Norfolk for re pairs.
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ExEcvrros.-on Friday the a5th ul., the sen
tence of the law was executed IN Carnes'nle'
Isrrv % belonging to Mr.. Mangum. for the murder oi
Miss Stowe.
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FROM NEW ORLEANs.-The New Orleans papers
of the Sd inst, came TO hand yesterday We find
no allusion in our exchanges to the health OF the
city.
The Picayunc has some later intelligence from
Texas, but of an unimporsant character.
The same paper gives the result Of the great
match race between Sally Waltcrs and Lcringto1
The race was made at odds-s5, 900 to S3,5oO-the
Sally Walters party betting the larger amount
Indeed, Sally maintained her position IN betting
ana even increased it, up to the last moment, Lex
ington's friends either waiting for larger odds, or
fearful that the climate might have affected their
iavorite. Tho betting closed at two to one on sally
Although the day was lovely and the attendance nu
rnerous. the course was very heavy and the con
test unuteresting. The story Of the race is there
fore easily told Lexington took lhe lead at the
tap OF the drum, and maintained it throughout both
heats, distaucing Sally in the last heat. Time
6:23 l-2-G:3i -.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
IN OK THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY.-The sixth Annual Meet
;uz Of The Stockholders in the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, will be held i'll the City of
Eichm0rd on WEDNESDAY, December I4Ih, 1853
n - o'clock, 81. The Stockholders will, as usual
hare the privilege of coming and returning from
the meeting on the cars. free of charge.
F. VANDEURSEN, Sec'y.
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THE KHAsI CATTLE--We clip thefollowing from
the Morganiown Republican;
eve saw the Khasi cattle pass throu2h this c9un,
~ a lew weeks since They are curiosity TO tnose
who never saw the Syrian breed we learn l ihaI
the Governor ordered them TO DC kept Ill mar ilso
rouptv for a wear The bull is as tall as an ordl'
nary horse The cross is said to make good
oxen"
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THE NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL OF CUBA.-The
Washington Star publishes the following extract
from letter, dated Havana, Nov. %, 1853 from
reliable source. 1t viii be read with general inte
rest:
Last night, in society, the subject of the new
Captain General or Vice Regent was discussed,
with remarks upon his character, which seemed
not tn c most favorable. Heis great aristocrat-
despotic-a bigot, proud and overbearing, and,
withal, opposed to slavery. This latter appears
confirmed from all quarters. Itlooks very strange
to me that such man, possessing sentiments so d
recty opposed to the great interest OF the island,
should be Lominated just at this time. 1t seems TO
me very significant Youmay say, wait and see.'
We shall soon have the opportunity. He may be
expected at any moment and is in fact daily looked
for now To say that England has had finger in
the appointment would be speculation But when
you reflect that you must actcovertly and that her
diplomacy is very deep you in the United States
must not be surprised at anything. Judge Clayton
u. s. Consul at Havana) has just landed here"
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Surgeon T. G. Mower, the senior surgeon on the
Army list, died in New York last Wednesday
morning. He served throughout the war of 1912,
and for many years past has been the Army Medical
PurYeYor
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It is reported that Gov Foote, Of Mississippi ha'
resolved to emgrate to California.
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Thomas Picton Denies through the columns OF
New York paper, the story OF his death
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A. t. Seaman, of New York, is elected Printer II
the Senatc.
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THE RAILROAD WAR-The N. Y. Herald thus
explains the cause of the railroad difficulty at Erie,
Pa,
The two lines of railroads which unite Cleveland
and Buffalo have their tracks in accordance with
what is termed the wide guage except that portion
which runs through the county of Erie, in Pennsy-
vanla, where the narrow track still exists aud in
consequence stoppage and exchange of cars take
place at tthetown OF Erie, which enables the inhab.
tBns thereof to pick up few pennies by the sale of
very hot coffee and doughnuts The railroad corpo.
ratlons desire continuous guage for the purpose
OF avoiding change and consequent delay, which
declaration of war and the commencement of hos
tiitles at the first attempt to lay down a new
track.
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Sealed Proposals for the delivery of the above
Timber will be received at the Office of the James
River and Kanawha company until II NJ. on the 18th
instant and the party whose proposal is accepted will
be required to enter into written and give
security for the due performance thereof
de 5--2aw2w VIM. P. MUNFORD. Sec'y.
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~ TEN LINES OR LESS MAKE A SQUARE; longer
seyertisenents charged in exact proportion, and pay
aeien advance.
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MURDERED.-A correspondent of the Fayetteville,
On. c. Observer states that J. c. Mccormick, who
Ii we'd about l2 miles from Lumberton, was murder
ed on the evening of the Goth ultlmo, near Scufie
town. Enoch Cummings and two of his sons are
supposed to be the murderers
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GOODS.-Superior and

MOURNING GOODS.-Superior and
VSL ether makes Black Bombazine
B lack Alpaca and Canton Cloths
Do MOuselines and Merinoes
Do BassOra aud Taurise-new articles
Do English Grapes, for trimming and yeils
Do Love and Grape Wells
Do Tatfeta Silk and Alexanders Kid Gloves
Do Gro Grain, Gro de Rhine and Italian Silks
Do Thbet Long and Square Shawls
Do Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Do do and Silk Mantillas.
Call at 80 Main ct.
He CHRISTIAN T. IA
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DROPOSALS.- BILL OF TIMBER
Il AND PLANK FOR GATES OF THE SHIP
LOCK, TIDEWATER CONNECTION, JAMES
RIVER AND KAMA VIVA CANAL
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s. FOR RENT-The Brick House, con
IL tanning six Eoms, the corner of Marshall
Madison streets ST present occupied by Mr. John
Z. Slater. Possession given Immediately. Rent $40
TeE snnuEn Apply to TOLER COOK, Agts,
rist
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child ofJames M. Oxford, in Winston county.
Miss, fell into the fire on the 14th ult and was SO
badly burned that she died in half an hour During
the little time that she could talk, she begged her
parents to kill her and put an end to her suffer
ings.
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NEW GOODS. S.-Just received, per
~ AGguy d Co.'s EApress--
I.i-acla aide and Plaid Raw Silks
PLAID and Plain De LANES all COlOIs
French Mennoes and Velvet Ribbons
I.sce and Muslin Sleeves
iIosiin Lace and Jacouet Collars
Plaid and Printed FiaDnels for children.
10 which We cali the attention Of the ladies.
WARREN q PERKINS,
de5 No. l4l Eagle Square.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, Dec. 3. 1859.
in me senate, the session opened with Drawer
by the Rev Mr.. DEFoREsr u
resolutions were offered, adopted and appropri.
steiy referred pr
by Mr.. Manipulating further appropriat;o,s
ior the Covington and Ohio railroad
ny Mr.. .STEENRoD.-Makinga an appropriation IN
the west Liberty and Bethany turnpike road. &c
ny MT HALL.-Amending the charter of the Guv.
andotte bridge company
by Mr.. SHAcKELFoRD-Amend fth sector ~
chapter l38 OF the Code of Virginia
by Mr.. FUNsrES.-To guard more effectuallv
against accidents on railroads
by MI WADE-Appropriating sum to continue
the Beverly and Fairmont road, &c
By MIR. SHAcKELFoRD-Askinga clerk for each
| OF tne committees OF roads and OF general laws
BY sir. DENEALE.-That the several editors or
papers In the city be admitted to seats within the
par oil the Senate to take notes for their respective
papers.
BY MIR. SMrTH.-Granting to the United States in.
r1sdlctlOn over certain land attached 10 the naval
hospital in Norfolk county
by MIR. acknowledgements the powers of
corporations "
by Mr. CHAPmAs.-Amending the Both section of
tne 32d chapter OF the Code in relation 10 the erec
ton OF gates across public roads, &c.
by MIR. Establishing an independent
bank In the town of Guyandotte
BY Mr.. .SHAcKELFoRD.-Thatt the President of the
senate be directed to issue writ of election to sun
ply the vacancy which will occur on the lst day Of
February next in the 48th district by the resisna
ton of Jefferson T. Martin
By Mr. TURNER.-To construct turnnka mad
from some line in the county of Lewis. by way of
the mouth of kincheloe creek in the county of Har
rison, to intersect the Harrisvle and Salem turn
pike, at or near the head OF Greenbrier creek.
Ky Mr. THoMAs-Amending the 9Th section of
chapter l78 of the Code, so as to provide for the
appointment of trustees by mothers when the trus.
tee dies or declines to act
Mr.. TAzEwELL presented petition OF the I.u.
nenburg plank road company, asking an increase
of capital in the sum of $50, 900
On motion of Mr. DENEALE. the Senate adj.
iourned
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.-We have not room for
the proceedings of the House this morning A
number OF resolutions were introduced, some of
them Of general importance-among them one for
the Incorporation OF company to construct a rail.
road from Parkersburg to the Covington and Ohio
railroad, at the nearest and most practicable point
OF Junction. The resolution empowering the Speak.
er TO place member in the chair for longer time
than three days, was laid on the table.
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The above Timbers to be either heart yellow pine
white oak but it must be altogether of one species
of Timber.
Is M feet board measure Yellow Pine Plank for
sheathing, 80 feet long, not less than nor more
than II inches wide and inches thick.
81 NJ feet board measure White Oak Plank for foot
way, "a feet long, u inches wide and inches
thick.
The above Bill of Timber and Plank to be entire
heart of best quality sawed straight and true; and
be free from knots shakes rot and every description
Of unsoundness, to be delivered and inspected the
wharf of the James River and Kanawha company
at Rockets. Onethird of each item in the Bill Of
Timber TO be delivered on or before the lst day of
February next The balance of the Timber and the
Plank to be delivered on before the LIST day of
March next. ID. S. WALTON,
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llNNILII Ii ANDERsON. cnlner al

HlOGGLIT & ANDERSON, corner of
- II.4tecIth and FGaukHa streets dzAler5 in
French -.d American PAPER HANGiEGS. CUR
TAIN GOODS, CorLices, Bands. Cords, Tasses and
Glmps, Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS, Mattings,
Nu1or Shades and Blinds hest CuTled Hair and
SnucA HATJRASSES, FEATHER BEDS, BolsteTs
AID P...J},s have on hand the most extensive and
e.eg4uJ stock OF the above goods for the fell trade
ever offered IL this city, which viii be sold
E,AtbIe terms, wh0essle and retail. Paper Hanging
and Jpu0s.esinR attended 10 promptly IN the city or
country. cali from our friends End the public gen
e--..y rs respectfully solicited. So l1--5n
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; ROOMS FOR RENT-A very 4.

E.A sirabe double front ROOM over the store ofthe
subscribers with Gas and Water privileges
Also large and desirable Single Room.
BULkLEY & CO.
no Is IS7 Main street
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~ 1RGlNlA MAGIC WASHING FLU
ID-Have you used this celebrated Wash
ing Fluid If you have not and wish to keep 'ahead
by econOmisiDg your time, labor and money, and sa
wing the and tear of your clothes by doing away
with hard rubbing of them washing boards try at
some of this popular washing fluid. 1t requires
only one gill to do ordinary washing in less than
two hours 1t softens and removes the dirt leaving
the articles of the most brilliant whiteness without
injury to the finest fabric. Price so cents gallon,
or p cents quart bottle. Prepared only by
Z. J. PlCOT 4 CO,
no 20 Drug ggsta.