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Reoke Gotlol Rynolds Peater
Reid G wa Rogers Peter
Raine Jno G Reid Robs
Risk Capt James Ryan Robt
Raine Jno Richardson WR
Rouse John Randolph WR
Robinson John Robertson WmC
Royster DR. John w Richerson Co, WnH
Raglan Jas
Smith VIM 10 SpearLC
Snipes VIM Pa Schaass
Slater wa Spilmau L D
Stanley Wn Scott John
Sledd VIM Scott John Lyla
Savage WmW SmithJM
Storrie VIM Smith MI
SsewarsT sweeny JosephB
Shubern s B Sosset Jeremiah
Sherman Samuel Sslter John
Sriden Sylvester Sedd john
Smith S A Starke RevJ
Sizer Robt Steward Jos 81
Scherk Peter Seuns James
Ssnsrt M Simpson James
Strap Philip Scott John L
| Smith Morris Sullivan James
Sharpe Marks Smith Jacob
Stone Michael Schiva meyer John
Smytne Moses Smith Joseph
Stanrod Lewis 2 Starke John w
| Smith Howard No Sanders
| Smith Henry D Stafford Can't
Simpson Gregory Roy. Saunders Aha
al Separk AZ
Seldom EdwardBa Sears Andrew
Spencer D B3 Shields Alfred
Smith David II Sheppard Mr.
| star Dennis Sinms Alfred
| Sugler Chas StorkesAY
| Snoot Benz A Shan Charles
oeie heV A" shsrrefA
Toler WIND Ti.,o, Ioh,s
TsSor wmo ~ Undertake John
thompson Ioos Tyler Mr.
Iuspln thomson John A
| LurnsE nos thompson GN2
tucker Taloor G
Iierney Patrick Thacker George
thompson Ieety Esrnest
Taylor Lewis Turp!n q
Turner John Thaw c E
Thompson John Totty 3 we
Tnomss James Trabuue Alex
Thompson Joseph Terrell Dr. AlbertJ
Vaughen Jas T Walden VIM Il
Vanderventer Joseph Van Beuran James
VarneyJD
Wright VIM II Walker James
| Wilbur w Il Williams Henry
| Wade VIM II White George
Whiting WV Whitney Friedrich Il
Woolfork w Walton Felix B
WiDgo VIM II Wyatt EB
| Whitow VIM Williams Z
| Wilkinson VIM West Ed. ard r
| Ward WilmotH Walters Capt Daniel
| Wiley VIM Wheaien Corneus
Williams Revd WG2 Watts Capt Charles
| Woodson VIM Waldson, Conrat f.
Walker f Wesmsn Burnet
Walt1nN Wilson RIB
Williams Ned Walls Allied
| WitzenskiN West A II
Wood Martin Waddy Addison
| Williams Moses White A A
Walker A Winston Philip
Watson John Walsh Peter 2
Wade John ) Wells r
Walsh James Walsh Richard
Walden John Wooddy TIC
| Vincent Jacob Wright Thomas C
Wilks John Whiteford Thomas
| Walker Jas E Whitman Thomas
Wsrters Jesse
Y
Young VIM Yager G u
| Initials.
| Y-GBP
! Clerk of the Regiment
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VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the U. States Navy,

Hampton Vegetable Tncture oy It's mild action Oh
th9 stomach liver and the kidneys will cure dyspep-
cough, asthma, bronchial and lung affections pains
ii the back, side and breast, consumption scrofls
Rheumatism gout neuralgia, fstula piles, bowel COM
plants worms nervous debity-with all diseases sri.
snZfrom impure blood and is the greatest female
cZc!ne ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis and certificates Of
cures.
For sale by O. A. STRRCKER, Main street, Rich
rond; G. B. JONES CO. Petersburg, Va; Doctos
COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER & NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore and BY Druggists generally.
IA Il
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UARPERs MAGAZINE, for February, 25c
LII GRAHAM'S do do do 25c
LADY'S BOOK, do do 25c
RUTH GARNETT, or the Lives of the Earl of Ro-
chester, Romance of Court Intrigue, by VIM.
Har rrison Ainsworsh, SOC, for sale by
J. B. GLIB,
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The Subscribers having purchased the House
furnishing branch OF l.. Gnter's business win
continue the same at the old stand and In addition
vii open for the Spring, by direct Importation, a
complete assortment of French and Iron Stone
China, Glass Ware &c. and hope By strict atsen-
ton 10 merit continuance of the patronage so
long extended to the establishment.
February lst, 1853. BULKLEf & co.
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E0TICE.-iba have this day soi1 the retail branch
~ ofmy business to Messrs. BULkLEY g. CO.,
who win continue the business as heretofore, at
the old stand N l3T Main street. In retiring from
tle business return my thanks to the public for
t1e very liberal patronage so long extended to me,
an solic:t for my successors continuance of the
same. LEWIS GIETER.
February lst, 1858.
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A LII SMALL BOXs.-H. p. TAYLOR. akh
Il street between Grace and Fraakiin-ssy
School being exclusively for beginners give spe-
c.ai attention TO Reading, Correct Enuncis:isn,
Grammar and Spelling; also TO Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
nay boys composition and writing, may be always
seen al the Dispatch office. My Rule s persnp-
tory but gentle as possible. oc3
~sT0NE EUTTING.-JOHN w. DAVIES
~ co practical Stone Cutters d. Masons, ssnth
n de OF the Dock near Mayos Bridge We return
thanks for the liberal p troaage we have received
and trust by strict attention TO business TO conIHds
to merit the confidence of the public. DE l6--3m
SMoKED BEEF, receiving from steamer by
~ fe7 WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.
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Tie subscriber having associated with MIN Mr..
l.. W. Timberlake in the General Agency and Col.
lectpg business, returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore be,towed ON him, asks for
the new concern q continuance of the same.
ials ALFRED IEWEII,EN
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LIST OF LETTERS

Bell Mrs Harriet
Baker Mrs Frances 2
Billups Mrs + F 2
B'ankenship Mrs 1
Baird Mrs
Brown Miss A G 2
Crump Mrs Susan
Coblen Mrs Rosand
Cleaveland Mira o E
Chantley Mrs Mary
Clarke Mrs Margaret
Cassidy Mrs Margaret
Cridlin Mrs Harriet
Charles Mira Elizabeth
Carter Mrs Eliza A
Darlington Misses
Cunningham Virginia
Dulin Mrs Sarah f
Dues6ury Mrs Lucy E
Drewry Mrs Louisa A
Dilen Mrs Elizabeth
DEewry Miss c NJ
Elam Mrs NJ
EVE ms Mrs Margaret
Elam Miss Julia I
Eubank Miss Mamie
Ferguson Mrs Margaret
Farrell Mrs Margaret
Frayser Mrs Mary M
Forneyhough Mrs Eliza
Ford Miss Ann NJ
Goddin Mrs Sally T
Green Mrs NJ G
Glascock Mrs M C
Goode Mrs Mary c
Gary Mrs Mary c
Graham Mrs Martha T
Graves Mrs Jane c
Grain Mrs Emma
Houchins Mrs E
Henley Mrs D
Harman Mrs N
Hancock Mrs M F
Harris Mrs B
Henrey Mrs aC
Hicks Mrs
Herney Mrs A c
Hill Mrs s Leare
Holt Mrs ) 1
Harding Mrs R C
Heath Miss E5
Jesten Mrs S w
Jordon Mrs N II
Jones Mrs C E
Knowles Mrs Jane
Kilgour Mrs Margaret
Lacey Mrs s
LipscOmb Mrs III
Lspham Mrs NJ F 2
Lumpkins Mrs NJ F
Manning Mrs C A
Meredith Mrs Charlotte
Morgan Mrs COrdelia A
Moon Mrs Doraths
Mann Mrs Edith J 2
Manning Mrs Eliza
Morris Mrs Ellen
Merritt Mrs Lucy
Moore Mrs M e q
Null Mrs Mary G
Moore Maria l.
May Mrs Rozal .
Mcfarland Margaret
McMshoa Sarah
Nunly Mrs Caroline
Owen Mrs Mary S
Peyton Mrs c r
Paine Mrs Elizabeth F
Pollard Mrs Elizabeth P :
Page Mis- Media Ann
Parker Mrs Mary G
@
Ouarles Miss Mollie
Rivers Mrs Anna
Roper Mrs Mary Il
Roper Mrs Maria 8
Ray Miss Anna 5
Staley Mrs
Scott Mrs r G
Suter Mrs Mary
Soloman Miss Louisa E
Shields Mrs Jane C3
Severance Mrs NJ J
Townsend mrs Sarah
Turpin mrs Lucy T
Thomas mrs Eliza A
Thornley, mrs c e
Thomas mrs
Tencer rniss Susan T
Volander mrs Martha
w
Ware mrs Mary E
Watkins mrs Judith
Watson mrs Joanna b
Whashum mrs Elizabeth
Walker mrs Sarah A
Wright miss Mary G
Williams miss L. "
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A CHANCE TO OBTAIN CHEAP DRY

IA GOODs-TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
As have determined to sell my entire stock Of
Winter Goods at cost would call the attention Of
the ladies and the public generally to my sssort.
1aent OF silEs, Deaaes, Merinoes, Alpaccas, Fisn.
1s!s, Bisnkvts, Shswls, kerseys, and large as.
sostment Of Muffs, aud great variety OF other
Goods, too numerous 10 mention.
NORRIS w ROSE,
ta6-2rn 203 Broad street
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NCAMONL sATURDAy MORNING FEBRUARY II 1883

~ ENRRAL AGENCY The subscribers of
" Ter their services to tBe citizens of Riehmond
and the arrounding country as Genera, Areuts
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
TfMBERLAKE & LEVEL LEN
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A CARD.-The Subscriber for the last ten
years engaged with the House of Messrs. Kent,
Paine d kent, and Kent Kendall and Aiwater, de-
s-es 10 cali attention TO the above CO partnership
nCtice, and hopes his friends, both in the city AID
country, will favor the new concern with call.
IL i-2w JOHN F. ALVEY.
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ARD.-io barrels, % nsif Oais for sale low, to
~ close Up, by
te9 yEO WOMBLE f. co.
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80 obls Loverins's Crushed Sugar,
20 " country supertne Flour, now in store
and tor sale on accommodating terms by
JOHN A ROBINSON,
ia % corner Cary and Virginia sta
1on BHI-s q A Stuarts Coffee sugars
IUU 90 bbis Howland's II Mol@er's do
IS Packages Loat crush'd and pulverised do
425 Bags Rio Coffee,
50 Bags Costa Rica Coffee,
10 Bags Pepper,
5 Bags Pimeato,
10 Tlerces Rice
80 Boxes Adamaatiae Candies,
Receiving and ior sale by
fel BACON 81 BASKERVILL.
EkW BOOks-lust received and toysale a
y the Baptist Book Depository, the following
New Books, viz: The Duties of Churches to their
Pastors, tstsy, by Rev Franklin Wilson OF Bati-
more; American Baptist Register for 1882, with q
splendid engi avings OF churches and coeges--pTice
81 so
Consolation in Discources of Select Topics ad.
dressed TO the suffering people OF God, BY J w Al.
exander, D D
The Course of Faith, by Jno James
The Young Mans Friend, BY do
The Summer and Winter of the Soul, by the
Rev Erskine Eeale, NJ
Lives OF the three Mrs judsons, in one vol-price
81
ja31 CHARLES WORTHAM, Depositary.
NUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING AT
y REDUCED PRICES.-J. D. GOODMAN, Nc
l34 Main street, is Offering his entire stock Of
heavy Winter Clothing, viz:
Over Coa.s OF every style and quality
Business Frocks aud Sacks, OF all qualities
Cashmere Pants and Vests
Merino Under Shirts, Drawers, &c, sc
At greatly reduced prices. Those who have moi
supplied themselves, can now find great bargains a
I'D GOODMAN'S,
No l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
B-l have on hand also, good assortment o.
Trunks and Carpet Bags, which am exceedingly
anxious to close out.
jal l5 I'D. G.
AOJEs' WHITk HLACK l;AITNR
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A CARD.-We would respectfully call the al
"A tention of the public to really fine and
.ensive stock of Wines and Liquors, of which when
We assen we do SO advisedly, that they will com.
for sale in this city ard without coming under the
imputstion OF boasting, we would add furthermore
that amongst our fine Wines and Brandies may be
found OF the best offered in this country
Favor US with call and judge, if you please, for
yourselves of the quality and prices.
fa WILLS a. IOMRARn
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DYcIpEpLr RIcH.--A correspondent OF one
of oar exchanges, writing from Buiksvi.ie, Ky,
,slls the following rich story:
/ A s.aunch D.mocrat in this neighbornood,
during the Mexican war, was called upon to
pray al regular church meeting. upon wnien
he perpetralsd the usual form upon such oeea-
sions. with this addilios :.sOh, Lord. be with
our army in Mexico, whether it be right or
whether il be vropg-bless it: We 81 the Dc.
mocrat;c party are charged with making war
of conquest bur we believe il to be war OF
defence. Buf, oh, Lord, we would not enter
into argument Of the subject before you. Dat
for further particulars would refer you " tue
Presidents message" 8
The following epitaph .is copied from
tombstone ia q burial ground in Waterfowl
Mass:
.How will the Redesmsrs light
Clarity The believer . sisht,
How Joyful Will tie saints ariss
Aai ruD the dust from ons their eyes.
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Young VIM Yager G
Initials.
Y-GBP
Clerk of the Regiment
70 IL THOS. B. BIGGER, ?. NJ
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. II

JU.FANINENSHIF NUI1J6s-
slip. under the style and firm of GINTER & AL.
FEY; Tor the purpose of conducting an exclusive
Wholesale and Importing business, in Hosiery,
G,ovss. Buttons, Combs, Fancy Goods, and every
variety ot small Wares, suitable for sne city and
country trade, and have taken tbs store No. 10,
Pesrlsreet nearly opposite messrs Kent, Paine &
Kent, where fun and complete stock will De open
tor tae Spring business. LEWIS GINTER,
FEB Let, 1853 JNO. F. ALVEY.
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridse, q. =. n.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August l3, 1851.
NJ J z Boush-Dear Sir: While am in generafop-
posed to Pcent Medicines candor compes me to state
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp-
tols Vegetable Tincture For several months past
have Gsed my family and in dyspepsia loss OF sp-
petite dizziness and general debility, with entire
cess So far my experience extends, therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it TO the afflicted as
saS9 and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully YOURS,
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~ JOSHUA J. FRY will continue the General
Commission Business in the execution OF orders,
a1d the sae OF all kinds of Country Produce, office
corner of Cary and Pearl streets. fe 2-3w
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1PPLEs.-5U bbis Northern Appiss. raceians
"a and for sale WIN. EaiAoA'
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I AIDES WHITE BLACh GAITNR
- BOOTS AND SLIPPERS,
Ladies white satin Cater Boots,
black g
weise Kid Slippers,
Misses white Kid Cater Boots,
PEMBERTON & BRO,
fe5 16l Main street opposite Ex Bank
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nlss0LUTION.-T Co.partnersnip exist
- ing under the style and firm OF FRY Il
hcCANDLlsH ia this day dissolved by Limitation.
Robert McCapdlish, jr, having purchased the
ecre interest Of Joshua Fry, in the said concern
Wit pay all the outstanding debts OF the hr, and
c!oae ahd settle all accounts due 10 the concern.
The name Of the firm will ba used only in liquica
ten. JOSHUA FRY,
Richmond, Jan. 81, SO RO McCANDLISH, Jr
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Childress Francis
Cronuze Francis
Clark G D
Clark George
Cendee Henry M
Coleman Henry Z
| Clarke J nj
| Carson John
Cunningham John 3
Carter James D
Chapman John 2
Cole John
Crery John w
Cunningham John
Cook James
Cottrell John F
Clark George D
Dixon B .
Dresser Asa 9
Deane DR. F H2
Donnsll Daniel .
Dennis Denscn
Downy Edward
Drew John
| Donovan jeremiah
Daniels in
Downing James
Davis John N 2
Drew John
Day J 3
Dillon J L
Deane NJ B
Davidsoa J
English VIM
Esgers VIM
Eliis L P
Erwin James
Ellet las D
E!aE Jos L
Fialhard. A e
Fort Al
Fiizhugh c c
Foy John
Franz Charles
Freeman Edward
Fitzgerald Gault
Flaser John
forbes J A
Fsrreliy James
Ford w 81
G.ayson c
Goodwin D J
Corr en- Charles
Gevalhiez Decatur
German Dennis
Gi!mon Dudley
Gsrny Daniel
Guy G F
Gregory E G
Gregory Emanuel
Gibson Edwin
| Garnet C F M
Goode F Y
Goddin J A
Glasebrook Garne:
Gillespie J M
Harman Capt J A
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Coffee Simon
Carter Thomas
Campbell Thomas Fl
Castleton Rev Thos =
Chase Capt Thos NJ
Craig VIM II
Coie0an Walker
Crump VIM D
Coffin Capt VIM G
Christian William
0runp w II
Coleman Walker
Chamberlin w II
Cobb William Thos
Connell John Il
Carter James N
ID
Dalton Michael
Derry Martin
Bake Henry
Daniel P Il
Dsaring ST Clair
Davis Romulus
Duquid Robt
Downer 3 w
Dawson s S
Da5neT w We
Doyle VIM
Dickinson VIM
Drew VIM
Douahoe Daniel
Dwyer Messrs D 4 Co
E
Edwards James
Evans ] q
Edins Hiram
Exol Geo G
Emory E
Ellison A
r
Fitzgerald John
Ferguson NJ NJ
Faunex Markes
Franklin Chas
Flanagan w S
Farmer Peter A
Ferene Refer
Faxon Richard
Felnerston K C.
tzwilson GH
G
Grey James
Gcode Joseph
Gary M E
Gathr'gas s Z
Gary R o
Glasgow Robs
Graves Robt
Grantlaud X D
Gains Ii
Cote VIM
Gittins w
Gregory VIM F
Garre,un w II
Granger VIM
Glenn WI
Gsrnett ] J
H
Herbsohtel C
E1~,ira ~
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NOT!CE.-The Subscriber having purchased the
Interest of Mr Joshua J. Fry in the above cencern,
Wi! continue the GENERAL. GROCERY d PRO.
DUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the old stand.
he will give particular attention to the purchase
aad sale Of FZoxr, Wheat, Corn, Tobacco and aa
country produce. Having been extensively engag.
ed In the business for several years past, ne hopes
T. give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor
n with their patronage.
RO. McCANDLISH, Jr.
February Ist 1853. 1876, Cary street.
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MILK CONVENTIONAL convention Of
delegates from the chief milk producing CON-
ties of New York, was held at Whitl7ckville,
Wesrchsster county, New York, on the Sd
inst. Measures were taken to protect the on
sumner and producer from the evils ofadultera.
tion, dilution etc. The milk business, although
y great one, is rather a milk and water bust
ness at present in New York.
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ARISE TO LIFE AND HEALTH

'JNRUE experience proves that it Is contrary to
i ture that any single article compound can
cure every disease and it also proves that nothing
has ever b en- found to 80 eifectualy eradicate dis
eases Of the chest, comprising affections of the
thr at, bronchitis asthma consumption, and other
diseases of the respiratory organs the treatment
remedy used by Drs Brothers & Gray, with the
addition of the irhalation of mpdicated vapor now
used in the consumptive hospitals in Bromp.on.
near London. where this disease exclusively is
treated. We at:er ourselves also that all who IA
us with call that will. without asking them
a question, tell them their complaints and symp-
toms and guarantee an ea.y and speedy cue. de-
cided advantage we have other medical men is
in the manner we determine the nature and loca-
ton of the disease. which is by the urine. We
qure at least two ounces of the first in the morning
The many facilities afforded us by hospital and pri
vat practice in this and foreign countries warrant
us in assuring tho.e V no suffering from diseases
of any kind that our treatment is attended with
usually favorable results for ITO know the disease
is half the cure" Charges moderate in ali cases
and any poor person Can, by personally sultng
Drs. b. s g., and presenting affidavit FRI JUS
tice Of the peace. stating that they vrtuous des
flute OF means. &c. have medicine free Of cost
Office south Is street. opposite Smithsonian Insti-
tute. DRS. BROTHERS GRAY.
sep 20--eo2y#-
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY,

Lancaster county,. PENNSYLVANIA,
w ILL open its Both session on the first MON
w Day IN NOVEMBER, lStIi The Insti
tuition is situated eight miles southeast of Lancaster
city, from which place there is daily stage to Siras
burg, leaving the city every afternoon at - O'clock
Fare 81 y cents
Access may be obtained to the Academy nv a
branch railroad which connects StraSburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad at Leainou
Place, twelve miles east of Lancaster city. Bows
will he prepared for College, aud for the various
businesses ~ life. Number of Teachers i'm the In
stution Ii six. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN. NJ. d.. Principal
Strashure, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sep l:}-tf
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FIOUSEkE ARTICLES OF
Ill every Description at Iron Hall.

FRENCH CHINA.
White, gold band. and richly decorated Dinner,
Desert, and Tea Sets. ard in separate pieces. CUPS
and Saucers rich Vases and Fortune Bottles, Ia
bies, Pitchers, &c.
IRONsTONE WARE.
Break fast, Tea Dining, and Toilet Ware, in COM
pletc sets or separate pieces.
GLASSWARE.
Cut and pressed Gobl-ts, Tumblcrs. Wines ilocks.
Champasnes, and Claret Glasses, Water Bottles.
Dishes, Bowls, Salts. Jellrys, Lcmonades, Flagons,
Finger Bowls, Wine Coolers, DecanterS, &c.
LOOKING-GLASSES.
Very large and small Mantel and Pier Glasses,
plain and richly ornamented Gilt Frames mahOga-
ny Pier and Toilet Glasses. Looking glasses fur
nshed to order at short notice of any dimensions at
Eastern prices.
PLATED ALBATA GOODS
Casters Cake Baskets. Soup Ladies', Spoons. Forks.
Butter Knives, Pickle Stands, Sugar Baskets. Nap
kin Rings. Covered Dishes Liquor Stands. Butter
Tubs, Card Receivers. Egg Stands, Toast Racks.
Salts Mugs Pitchers. Breakfast and Tea Sets, Snuff
fers and Trays, Tea and Coffee Urns, Candlesticks,
Walters, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY
Breakfast and Tea Ware, in sets or separately,
Casters, Urns, Pitchers, Candlesticks, &c.
JAPANNED GOODS.
Tea Trays and Walters, III sets or separate, Bread
Baskets. Cheese Trays, Wine Coolers. Toilet Sets,
Cake and Spice Boxes, Tea Canisters, Cash Boxes,
Plate Warmers. &c
BRONZED IRON GOODS.
and Table Ornaments, Hatracks, Umbrella Stands,
Spittoons Tenders ard Irons, Shovsls and Tongs,
&c
BLOCK TIN GOODS.
Coffee and Taapots Dish Covers Nursery Lamps,
Chafng Dishes. Soup Iureens Egg Boilers, Coffee
and Tea trns, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets. DC, large as
sorment from the factory Of Cornelius Baker Co,
embracing all their recent patterns, which will be
sold at the manufacturers retail prices
LAMPS. GIRANDOLES &c.
Lard and Oil Lamps, Ethereal Oil Lamps. Hall
Lauterns, Side Lamps Girandoes in pairs and sets.
BRUSHES, BASKETS WOOD WARE, COOKING
UTENSILS, &c.
Together with an nconceivalle variety of useful
and ornamental IIoue excepting Articles all Of which
will be sold low for cash Tor time for good pa
peri ss they can be bought in any of the Eastern
cities. The public invited to call and examine
the rich display Of beautiful Goods recently received
c. w. BOTELER,
oct 4-TuGF&pO3w- Iron Hall.
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ARD.
To the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,

.4lerGndli1, &c.
HENRY WEIRMAN.sS Ladies'. Misses, and Chill
L dren's French Shoes sold by the under
igned, on 18th street, just above Corcoran Rigg s
Banking House. in his new building. with the high
marble steps where he will rece Ladies' orders.
and keep constantly hand every variety of La
dies, Misses and Chlircn's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black satin Caters. Slippers. Sc,
made 10 order by II. WerinIn, OF Philadelphia, of
the best French Cater materials, and in the latest
Partisan sly les. These GaexS entirely different
from what arc generally known aS''SOp shop shoes;'
being all custom work, OF superior Workmanship
and warranted IN give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies' who value beauty, comfort, and economy,
will consult their interest by giving call, and
examine for themselves. 4. WEiRMAN,
10TH St, just above COrcOran & Riggs
aug lS-lyco Banking House
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE UNION AC ADEMY

Corner Of lHh Street and Ne,r York .4renue.
YHH0SE parents wishing to select ard
l erery Uay responsible school. for the correct and
thorough training of their sons. the Classics and
Higher Mathematics and also in the Modern Ian
@uages and Natural Sciences, 50 that they NAV be
fitted for College, for Engineering, surveying and
Commercial pursuits, respectfully invited to visit
the Institution, call upon the Principal soon As
the number of pupils is limited, and the vacant seats
few.
No pupils will be admitted or continued, whose
character is known IN he bdd o doubtful.
No pupils will he admitted hencc:orth who have
not advanced beyond primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
stores. Il. RICHARDS.
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