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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

49, NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID.-ThIs new
Mitera McJci destined 10 succeed all the
ci:s and anda icpre aectons IL nus
prosedi;cli BY the thorough tests oil the os1
phy.lciauI and non pro-
.u men n The evidence cGsied so conclusive OF
tia! will en,rely superseje Ina a
ce and effects pleasant and can Dc useu WIN ep
s.i,ty See advertisement in aEoncr Column
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9ECWE GROUND SPiCE.S.-Wc % prepared to
hotels ~ the following r0G.d spices all Of
importation, ard warranted sTy pure. Iuusekeeper
OF i!cuc AMI their
u.s. among which they will lGd Pepper Alspcc Ciauamou
+. JOHNSTON BROTHER Druggists,
n.rC | MAR s,re
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@hi. STYLE
= EiTfE - !e' hrnsd -, ~ r'"- , ~;~-,---
AZ ii.i hfsir'l'"fi u#h' -I'rin'" a. ta1
~ :: s'Tn""I a. i!..s "'t 'is 80 SO, ~ -
Cd ia ~ h'ht'h i'"t "'rh II" NJ $50
To- "a - un"Hia'. -" iF'.*", ~:"!' ri-
offcniI
Aanl Ifs' sur,y of Root. ard SnoH t.r I:..- .u io.
IL :ie nu,I .u,ne u c.aT Nar: Psnni
si.t..
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WogC : fi":" ir::IhS--i H"a;s "a"IGs - ~
rieaRuf. good "'i .! "tI cd :Gi :: ,Crc.'r UNi.
s"6Iiit ~ i"'"'";tGt: Ei3 f.+C- u =
c a,.- - 81, ~! ~" t" i"''S u. ~ ~! liz. s.
u! tee fIe ar ii'a1'Hs U: NJ w"tc+.I-
faFn They t-"y ~: i"Fti"hct "i f"sc"""i AID
r:aay, without u; ttc blackberry Ai" about Aem ~
E.sl.iE.; '.rtg', -li'Ti H. ir"i .,.,
lr.:, Be NJ" York -anliy L"aieT, hT'i. ''''
Passes Is iii; tni oahi u" 'HT IJ ''ns:S u 90 t"s'
h Of Worcester inscribed ure" Pano in's c'hercs
every where HIS sEi! ~ ndnGiicrtef"i 'rs' '
meats Tag S!ge MIN rs Class lou ina an! 'a"o
Of i' nauuiacu:c csfo !aii 5:'c :he Ho'. i iis' " "
buyer
A MORRIS ssVie acsat Tor Inc SAFE OF worcester lH
raccr! additions: r"ics ny aiHs every lacE't rom we"
So Lis p'Sart ;hc eIe a" a. he factory ITO ,s' an rs'
inOu s e:Cck rO!a IhGc want VI sGcr!u. f-n II! no
l.late ,rcr.. az: 2!
..i,...xS .s,i l:l.I k,S rI ! IOn.-T -..a-.-.-
~ Tsyj ar ,rr ,,r:I IN ,,s ci,, I,r IA. sal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

pTxECUTOf's SALE OF TEa NEGhoEs-wili
T. be The auction house OF r. B. c. It'll, In ;e c:y Of
Richmond TUESDAY, tie Sd day G; January E. IL
O'Clock negro GIRL aod Eve
children. Terms cash 5. g. FAuNTLEhOI.
Dec y Executor OF James 0oyac, Lecee.sl.
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Commissioners sPoinied by decree OF the Giro "! Court for
"A kIrs and Queen County and in obedience the decHn
e,sn shall THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of December, 1859
rcsiLrnce Of William Oliver. deceased proceed eel
highest btr the OF land we!eon tie e!i
died. about iour hundred
ac yi~s Essex County Brd' Bridge ahou~o
C:ntrr Cross al three miee Do@en
on Rcpraannock River. The farm has dwelling
necessary hpuseu aud contains good portion OF valuable
DRAGON swamp.
AZ ana place shall sell twen,youe vuu2ei,
Slaves.
Tic will BE gold credit Until the stday OF Nav 1854
OF and sale which Will be leGune
m CASH: he purchaser executing bond good sccuI
The will be retained until the urchasc
paid when shalt such ;nlc only /. es!ec H.
by sa;! degree The slaves will DC sold for cash
= JAMES SMITH.
no. l.. MONTAGUE.
ELIL
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PARKER, DiiIi q riHN''
- AZ; :, 1II< :, :, Ift.i; = Ty.. 81
:;jpl *, iEaKNiNG-WI,r 80 i!!alt.aIna-
t,,,'sGs ti,!, ii6G iS Hl1ry rrur- isoos aTr
vurs.ry sonss Harry :uray tales lsnya Simple soe liar
aEnIA or NJ p.yoo,- sy..e,asu rd.,s is MIS- Sarah
An nIa; uaI *, wici regarded ;y tasuy
.ysi Innre i!.a .c!c T,'s rsin" TIE p..,o,c u.
.e IN, IN me say Of n, ,,aor,vcn.r o. re c.s
,nun
e "S Th ~, ,n iy show. 18th IT,
vrncns and TstcarSh Ia: cniiGa Of The eluic % iea
n, Wv Interesting ..ner ami Ia.ch u.elui ncr
Ion ,p0 1iTSf ~ ST uELEx,-orv of The ,av, Of
a,esaa; iesc- J,oTaals .: a, !a,*
Lieut. Ga: SIR iimi,on Lowe ech orl;ia i"cgc" no; bei"rs
made GhIc by VIA Forsyth. NJ A. vhiS - muslin, Sl.i3
MEMOIRS OF AB!:NE! llE-McEoII- Q! job: tucT"e;hy F.
;;r"r,s M@c.iec;c F. K C. : i!a,,. r,n-iio H.
RHETORIC GE GONvERSarluN.-i!y George "i"frci Her
.ry Au:lus Of The Principles u Coaey 6'n", nn-ih I'c
Dec. -
-C,JUist,,aS AID I0I.IDIY plt;;tX;'s
sore We ,"!''"is OK ''''As' ""':! arc A;''
anG 'e,s rNtIt;
re n: GU, c,ysnao'Nsr-y os:se Afflicted
;.yTee ~ =; MolerE At: and "a SERIES
Records Il: "o~dGSYHSa he Affections b! MICS !lens.I
TG;%e1's po,t,3 !! WHtks-Te ,a.uiy 'n.:ra,oa
L>.I:sso tho Heart, &C.. by Aiarc = Wa:!s
Tae Snaw Fake, 10, is
TIE Gem &; A ";., 10 o. !s5i =. 80,
AhorisIn 1! to,Liuiiu
S:,rI; r,rls|,I@.,ratsH
'I:.s t'eroa.' rs Young Lad,s. Remsme:uncsi
me 'iy NJ sn Va;cyias pas 1% Love Cha for ls,
and mony ys bsr, thai ar suit.ne r Chr,s,msst CI.
a nc ." Il ""''' '"1 az 7'''-'' 80 0"''''"'"
DIZZY i;JUDs DRY SlOODs
SlrGnen a'a!s :'E' Nc" Ioksas s''es OF s0od' Is s79
We h:y- Z ar,c sloch Of Drca. Goc-s say:
90. All; . mn si - '''-'
CIshmsrca aud Mois'tlEes
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tUURNING FOODS.
4 UriN and Other maize Black Eora5a1ins
~ Bi4ca Aipira ani Canon Cio;a
Nous Inc and ;iennos
Eo B.JsGra and TE:iisS, articles
liz Ea.lis! tcaprs ior Tr,:a;GiGs uaG YEA:
-" Love and Grape |eis
10 J'G;..;a 81. nEh AcXlElsi'G Kid Chores
10 Gro .all ii.u lie RnInc ana Italian SliEa
Do yh!r.. !orC AL Square Sra:Ti4
10 Lc!"ct ana C!o:.: Ciunsa
,ln ID arf ST.. i;4it!!lae
f.iI, IrT Nrir -, 4.
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~-~A GREAT DEs,DEnATUn has be,

GREAT DESSDEWATUh has been oo,hiheu
the discovery OF Hopkins AuaSic Linn!eh' 'e o
,..r ri ar,iIca.ion offered ~ tho public
All 10 be relieved OF the lo"wns diseases VIZ.
IN all Ia forms Lunaaso, SCidsa sote
r"r Cnl Fusi tc Headache Face Ache looh acne
,,u. Bruises &C. should try It. trias is
c...,yy 10 ensure satisfaction.
ALEXANDER DUvAL, Wholesale and retail Agent,
- Ma street chmoLd, Va whom dealers Ihrou shou
~, sac supplied the ruprie"rs lowest prices Price
hot
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HX7E would call the attention Of Tie public 10 ou! dss9T!
w Tchy furnished Work boxes vi fae: Maci. RosG
Wood Ebony Travelling am: pIs.sinS Cases or Ladies az"
handsome WIis DESKS Of Eote Wo and Mahogany
Moiss aad Cases e%2 CesEes irn! dee: ke-
furn.a- and Iafu.a!s.e!- 2aGy uhet ARTICLES suiia
nIe Gf ho,as ;,ressu:+ UuLhLEY = CO >,
NJ 1877, Main
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ALMiNACkS FOR 1854.
Just PI'BLISIEp AND FOR SALE Bf "ARRoCh.
:;.e Virginia and forth Carolina AlH"aacE 1or

~
hive additional supply Of fancy ahd toilet
80 articles which may be found, Po'! honrae ard Sc
s Case, OF the latest All improved styles LG5n Periun
~ German Ccosn.s in variety Hair Bru:hss WIZ
vory bact, aud beautifully CARED suitable ior presents 50
Nail cci Cloth r,-hCs largo assortment, ;o5e lie
vii, fre,a Of French Fploes uni Hair O iia'I WsaleT
&c &c L. JOHNSTON s. BRO.
n,ygps.
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ia p, IS. a. G.. S. Hill, 4

"a ESuDES.-H be soli " u, 10Th day Of January
~ 10 e'y young nsIcescoassng OF Men, Boys and
! t;irle. PULLlAM & DAVIS, Auc,s.S
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TWEaTY DOLLARS .tEWAEkD.

T"GST oCLaNS isf> w 80
JeAS AWAY The 2h Of august, my man Nen,j lie ID 4
II large and about 10 DID, feet o'
INCHES hg has large head and iace mp little IN walking
aud uses Flo is probably the Canal or about the Coa
Mines Chesterfield he may aecm 10 escaie TO Tree Sae
will BAY go delivered connned In
l 80 get him asaa f taken out The coun!y gig II
iakei, in The county. pa'lD hANSoeh,
On remafte. sept. ct-c%N
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,-nOLLDsvAN - PHI LS-Ilis. MOSI NJ + ELi VAL
~ REMGDY FOR u,wEL COMPLAINTS AND DlSoR
cxS OF TIE STOMACH Ihs season oi tho year. when
:s coiu there IL no better remedy tah
,way whether NJ preventative or cure "hc TAKEN
nxier. disc. strict attention 10 laid 10
go r Will be Achieved The Strengthening properties
pills OF tho stomach Il Cleanse
good has been discovered fol the cure ei
-, n. Who residence IN h": Climates and !hey
mass every medicine general family USE Dec IL
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MILL hsa removed us and o6ce 10 the nouse
on 9Th be!geeo Gace and F:anslln imnos'seU ~ ee
o@ - nanI,s cs-rck Dec. lq-StaY2w
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AUCTION S;HE Us VS..
; PuLLIAM g. DAVIS, AUcT

9.0,IliissIoHEM> sac OF NEGRoEs.-w
X a lie 81 d.! January Office on Wal
a. q! -" e. $50 likely .Or2 men h"c tno young women
s"i! y. 'I':' COMMISSIONER
l,c.S PrLLIAM & DAVIS, Aue.s
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= EC;ROES.-NilI be sUu, Thursday, the
:h 'ay OF January "a. cite, Wall .ret at 81
O'Clock. d lkr'y OF young Men and Gill;.
-l h: tic late James atkinson. deccasd
Ncc =; PULLiAM Il DAVIS, Aucts. :
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norx,.,d Lo,,cr,e. for December, 1898.
PREMIUM HANS.

rsHHF HATS made exhibited III tho un!e a. tie 'e
Virginia Fair, TOOK TIE PE:MiiiM lie iteiCi'ie
eaaun calling The attention nj Ills friends AMI 'he pub
lac to superior Of HAT TUNED his anlscy NJ
Isl Broad street m Hat much
ton 1t The Fair still prepared furnish them
der all lie has IN upcra assortment GILL
dres Hats Caps with well selected s0ts ." S2"
suitable for Servants wear go.
wi! the gentlemen ca! and look premium 'l un viii
the The beautiful eSl@!!iS" 0l et!i
drens Hats Remember, Is? Ecat street. IN hc place
n.r H., RICHARD MOORE.
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" EEKJ.Y IINE OF ANAL BOATS
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND IfHCHBC&t'
F1lE subscriber respectfully c the patronage ." NC
md Shppers between Richmond AMI j. nchbus 10 Lac
New s Gas. CANAL BOATS which he has maio a'rae
70 run leaving above pisces Wednesday in each wees axe
Is, January. 1871. CO.. ,,.,,,, .,
Aud qvna rented large ard councillors store House Q!
Snri!: sis o DIsa, b-.wcca gin and v 'sss 's WA i
"T m. i o.: ,.'''se a. u'''' JOHN AnriEYARn
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" ii. i = +. 4 4
IIArRnF ,fLSlSi.

ATTORNEY Al Law. ~. LOUIS. Mo,
l. al tCa.:ss generally - ls Sat.
W Missouri
REPRESENTATION " Lexington VA C:=Tir
smith! i:,G nbuts Edward Il taamh.,r. iq i'oyGta;
T. A. e. i., Va uaL. Et:. d Eaes =
cn;s NJ, Dec. CT.
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$4,000 ;IUi.Lans YDit1E OF fttcADl-SiA1E
CLOTHING. MUST BE SOLD IL SIXTY DAYS.
TsSI Tiers are store 81 ;er make, recently -
ccT2d made C!olig ;cayy s-as3na6c
a.! qualities, cnofs kinds aG re5 an 2Ie
hias ihcy aE shall r. sold. II i "aGt OF
anv kiit CioIing siia G5 line twiIri
French ca e. CO GONE ~. leg ilaa ad yeur
sE,',,.rd MEN Cli:.ES i DaLDNLt
~ .l., i.,, Y.oi
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Spring Of 18 So.
w. II. SELBY,
wHOLEsALE DHALHR m.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
No 1T, Main street scesf side. betsceen Monroe
and Union streets. WHEELING, VA.
rs now in receip. Of bis Spring Stock of Dry
Goods and Notions. direct from Importers and
Manufacturers, comprising as complete aud desi.
rable stock of Dry Goods (sdspted to the trade
Of this section1 as can be found in any house East
or West, to which would respectfully iavite the
attention of Retail Dealers -consisting Of
DRESS GOODS-In black Silks, Atpaeas, Pop
lins, Lawns. DeLaines. Ginghams, etc. with
very large stock OF Prints Of the bes
ALsU:ashfa ALsU:a@sthfsabaaeeai..e aea ee!ss. .- ....
Trimmings in variety: aud Of
MEMS WEAR-In Cloths, Csssimeres, Sati
nets, Merino Cass,meres. Jeans. Tweeds
aud Summer Cloths. AIso.-Cottonades
Denims, Blue Drills, BIO Linens. Lines
Drills, Nankeens. aud other such Goods.
very desirable assortment.
ALSO--MenS and Boys Palm Hats. Leehorn ant
Canton Hats. Softwood snd Brush Hats
With full stock of linen aud cotton Bag
ging, Seamless Bags. Burlaps, Table Die
pers, Crash, Driings. Tickings Checks
Shirting Stripes, Bro and Bled Muslin, etc
with good stock of
WHITE GOODS and the NOTION lines
Cambrics, Jaconets. Irish Linens. Laces
Threads. Buttons, Hosiery. Gloves, combs
etc. in all their variety. My whole stool
viii be found unsurpassed, as we'll in quan
tity and style, a IN prices.
March 80. VIM. T. SELBY.
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue of an order to me directed by the
ID Probate Court within and for the County of
Monroe and State Of Ohio; as guardian of John
Walton. Thomas Walton, and Walter H. Walton,
minor children and heirs of Wm. C. Walton,
deceased, will sell at public sale. on
Thursday. the 26th day Of May, 1858, {
at the door OF the courthouse in the town OF
Woodsfed in said county, the interest OF said
wards in the Real Estate Of James Walton, sen..
deceased, the same sng three-sixths of one-sev-
enth of the following described Real Estate. to
wit: Part of sections fourteen and fifteen in
township three. of range three, in said Monroe
County, being the same land devised by James
Walton, sen, to Nancy Walton. his wife, during
her natural life. and described in the last Will and
Testament of said James Walton, sen., as follows
to wit: '.The upper part of the farm on which
now reside, commencing at lane on the lower
side of the premises. intended to be set off to my
wife, and running with said lane and road back
aud across the bottom till it comes to the run by
the old school house, keeping the road on the
right hand side of the run where il now goes and
extending up said run as far as my land goes. "
aud which premises are subject TO the life estate
of said Nancy Walton.
TERMs-One-halfi in hand. the remainder in
one year, with interest from day Of sale. to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock NJ. on said day
SIDNA WALTON, Guardian.
April "a, 1858.
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Pittsburgh Busin sss.


ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF Penn.
L sylvania, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF TRusTEEs:
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretary Of State;
Hon. William Wilkins, late Secretary of War;
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter H. Lowrie;
Hon. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. K. MooreLead.
FACULTY:
P.DUFF, Principal. author of the '.North A.
merican Accountant" Professor Of the Theory
and Practice of Double.Entry Book keeping. aud
Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
]. d. WILLIAMS, Professor of Mercantile and
Ornamental Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq., of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor OF Mercantile Law.
P HAYDEN, A. NJ, Professor of Mathemat.
les. &C.
This Institution occupies five spacious apart
ments. aud is considered the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States. What is said of il by the most en-
inent mercantile authorities in the county, and of
the Principal as Practical Accountant, as an ex.
perenced Teacher, aud Author, also oi
his colleague. Mr.. Williams as PennAi, will be
found in the pamphlet circular of "a pages.
Duff's Book Keeping, PIP. 1872. Royal octavd,
Hsrpers. Price 81 so. Postage 81 cents "The
most perfect combination of instruction aud prac.
tice published"
Duff's Western Steamer. Accountant-Price
81, postage 9 cents. "A perfect system ior keep
ing such Books and Accounts"
Merchants and steamers can always be supplied
with thoroughly trained accountants.
0G-Send tor Circular by mail al6
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a. poIsONING.-m

Thousands OF parents who use vermifuge com
posed OF Castor oil. Calonel, &C. are not aware
that while they appear to benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundations for series Of
diseases, such as salvation, loss of sight. weak
ness of limbs. sc.
In another column will be found the advertise
ment of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ssl
the attention of all directly interested in their owr
as well as their children's health. In Liver Com
plants and all disorders arising from those of
bilious type. should make use of the only genu
inc medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
Oo-"Be not deceiued. J" but ask for Hobensac ok 3
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe tina,
each has the signature of the Proprietor, ]. N
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
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DOAD NOTICE.-A petition win be presen-
II ted to the Commissioners of Monroe County,
Ohio, at their next June session, praying for
view aud alteration of the new road running from
Woodsfeid to the Ohio River, commencing st a
bend in the post and rail fence on the land of R.
E. Dye, in Perry township. thence the old
road to the top Of the hill, thence into the edge
Of the farm owned by Joseph Neal, taking a strip
Of land off OF said farm about 25 feet wide and
huadred yards long, thence back into the old road
near the foot of the HILL thence past the east end
of r. +. Dyes house to interaect the new survey
at a stake; and that so much Of said newly SUR
veyed road as will be supplied by this proposed
alteration he vacated.
April 27. 1853.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
NEW YORK, April 90

The steamer Arabia arrived at her dock
early this morning. This is the quickest
run OF the season.
She brought ITO passengers and $l4,-
600 specie.
Queen Victoria has another son. Moth.
er and child doing well.
The Austrian Embassadry at Constan-
tinople has presented another complaint
to the Devan touching maltreatment ol
Dalmatian Christians.
Servia is in an unquiet state.
The Chancellor of Exchequer has sub.
mitted plan to the House of Commons
for the reduction Of the national debt, by
Communication OF stock Of the south sea
company, the issue Of exchequer bonds
and the voluntary commutation of the
per cent. stocks, representing capital o.
f5, ,OOO, ,OOO, 900.
The plan was well received by the
House.
The report of Mrs. Beecher Stoves
illness, caused much anxiety, it having
been understood that the object of hel
visit, was to attend the mass meeting.
FRANcE.-The famous political prisoner
Blaugui. escaped from prison at Belisle
and was aiterward recaptured by the
peasants.
An association of leading manufactures
had been formed to oppose an alteration in
the tariff.
The protestants Of Holland have pro
tested against the re-establishment Of Ro
man Cathohc hierarchy.
The king of Prussia has offered the
Madiai an asylum in his country. but it il
thought they will proceed to England.
A dispatch from Vienna via Paris. say.
that the Emperor has peremptorially re-
fused the demand of Sardinia, and tn.
Sandman Minister at Vienna had de
manded his passports. The demand made
by Sardinia was in regard to the confisca
ton Of the property Of Sandman subjects
The two Sicilies were very unsettled
The report Of the insurrection at Palermo
was untrue; nevertheless executions wer'
still taking place.
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SO. SPRING GOODS! 1876
GEORGE P. SMITH & GO.

NO. 54, WOOD ST, PITTSBURGH,
D ESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of Mer
LII chants to the very large stock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
which they now offer Tor sae--a large proportion
of which was purchased last fall. before the ad-
vance in prices aud with our new styles Of
SPRING FABRICS. will be offered at small
advance as Can be bought IN any market.
- -oUR ASSORTMENT CoMPRIsEs-
every make and price;
GINGHAMS-D Domestic AMI Imported.
LAWNS-French, Scotch aud American;
DELATNES-Do. do do.
Berege Deiaines, De Beges. Mousseiaines;
Turkey red Plate, aud figured Reds,
Orleans ALPACAS-All price aud colors;
Lama. Coburg, Mohar CLOTHS,
Plain and figured DRESS SILKS.
Satins, Marcelioes, Grenadines;
Poplnes, silk and cotton and linen Luslres;
Irish Linens. plaid Linens, aud every variety OF
Linen Goods. all Of our own innpnrtatintI;
RiRBONS-Bonnet, Neck, Mantua, &c., ss large
and full an assortment kept IN Silk Houses;
SUMMER STUFFS-Men's aud Boys wear,
very large stock and variety Tweess, Cash
maretis, Cottonades. Jeans and Sattlnstts--
all prices. coiors. and grades;
Observation-Disclosures styles, fancy and plain;
VESTINGS-Silk, Woolem aud Marseilies;
BROAD CLoTHS--Beigian and Domestic, black
and fancy colors:
Linen Drills. Serges, Paddirgs. sc;
Laces, Wells, White Goods. Emhroideries. Ger
man and English Hosiery, Lisle thread ant
silk Gloves. and Mitis;
Every kind of Motions aud Variety Goods;
BROWN SHEETINGS-Ail widths aud quah
ties;
BLEACHED sHIRTINGs-An widths ant
qualities;
Cotton and Wooden FLANNELS
Tickings, Diapers. DrilIings. Osnaburss. Shifting
Stripes. Denims, &c. &c.
We shall keep our assortment fresh aud fu
throughput the season. and solicit nm examination
from any one disposed tn purchase.
Pittsburgh. March l6, lS5S
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Mail Arrangements,
A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURE Of the

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE of the mail
n at and from WooDsFIELp:
FAIRvIEw--Arrives every day (exc ept Sun.
day. at o clock P. NJ. Departs every day Tex
cept Sunday at 8 o'clock A M.
BARNEsvILLE (via Calais) = Arrives every
Tuesday and Friday at o'clock P. NJ. Departs
every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 A. M.
MARIETTA (Western route)-Arrives every
Tuesday and Thursday at Z P. M Departs every
Monday aud Wednesday at s A. M.
MARIETTA (Southern route e)-Arrives every
Saturday at Up M. Departs every Friday at [
A. M.
LAtNGs New Castle)--Arrives every Monda,
and Thursday at II A. M. Departs same ds3Aal
/ M
SuNFIsH (Clarington) Arrives every Monday
and Thursday at l p. NJ. Departs same days a
p. NJ.
ST. CLAiRsvILLc-Arrives every Tuesday
and Friday at p. M. Departs same days at
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Stop Theft!

ST0LEN from the Subscriber near Antioch,
- Monroe county. Ohio. on Friday last.
A DARK BAY MARE,
with black name and tail, little white on her hind
leet. has sore on her withers and one hip down
aud ia fast PAGER Also taken at the same time
A BLACK SADDLE AND BRIDLE,
The man supposed to have taken the mare. wa.
dressed in light wooden clothes. wore light white
summer hat and black whiskers, is of medium
height and slender build. A suitable reward will
be paid for the recovery Of the mare and thief, OF
tor the mare alone; and any Information concern.
ing either may be addressed to the subscriber al
Antioch, or to J. F. Randolph. Esq, Woodsfield
April q, 1853. JOSEPH HUNT.
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RING. AND sum M E r
GOODS!

vNHE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
citizens of CLARINGTON and vicinity,
that he is now receiving and opening at his Store,
A Large and Well-selected Stock of
DRY GOODS, HATS, BONNETS,
BOOTS yaJvD SHOES, HARDW.ARE,
QUEENSWaRE, GROCERIES,
&c, &C., &C.,
Selected expressly for this market. All OF which
will be sold for Cash Produce at the same pri-
ces charged in Wheeling.
Also q large lot of WINDOW SASH and
PANEL DOORS for sale.
Apl 20, 1853. R. CHASE.