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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK,
SIDE .WIiEEi. STEAM SHIPS
nnA <OISE AND II a ESTOWS,

or 200 and ,iG1 lone hurffen
PASSENGERS Tor New York viii bear III mind a kSsrr1
L that elegant Steam SHIP "ROANOkE, Eh co. St$S
ward Cavendy COMMANDER leaves Richmond regular N-~
every Tuesday O'Clock by wayo Norfolk allowing
them ample u visit that place.
York. including meals and line State room accom-
rnptiatio0s only $40. Storage pas age only So
The JAMESTOWN' charge OF Captain Lewis Parish,
will ne on the route in two or three weeks
r.se Ship. have with comfort strong and
spee and being all Of modern have been IN
con-ucio aud ley charge OF able care.
tut and experienced Officers
thee ne Steamers New York avoid the an
,nce OF change OF and the time the
brcns a Of the Ocean for about 20 ous sight OF the most
picturesque and delightful part OF our coast
aides travelling alone will be paid every and attention
!rhs can be either ollie on board Of The s
May l3-2t hnDL"M u "dlooN
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WISH to sell my interest (bei1 hall sarel the House and
Lot The odd Guy 1'er the Northwest
Main 9lh sIecs City al Richmond, opposite Union
Hotel For undergraduates, aIy the Williams.
JOlIN NJ. CALF, NJ. ID.
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JAMES E. HEATH, o,or or Ttr
COMMISSIONER in CHANCERY, CIRCUIT COURT of nm mn
y Iili oF hi'''"'' April 25-Em
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HAVE complete set Of Saw Nl Irons consisting follow.
articles Reaction Wafer Wheels Crank and
top and bottom ian Irons Sa" >tIupa; a pieces;
Dogs head bocks sesments, gwleci other
ces unnecessary mention, which viii sell wood
work attached conpe cost ANY uerson putting
up water Saw Mill, would du W. TO call anime The
machinery been used but rey
W DAVID MASON,
March IS-cw3n Sussex county, Va
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THE SPRINGS

~ R,NDO wills have Tor sale r last "i ts MONTH =,
= m, VIRGINIA Mineral Springs with trnarST on th''
,s, ia which they applicable. ani III whirh ie! ~"
accompanied lay Map Of routes ana ,,i Rrtr
work; str"" '''''' ~ ~ 49, Nav ~
~ ID.
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Total slI1.rl ~
:. q. PARKER Register. rs Of tie
GEO W MlNFORl,, Src'y Commonwealth. Siniing FJiJ.
u tIc tuu
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,n.,.uJSG GOODS FUR CENTLEMEN.-
.c ri,rI supply. steamer Roanoke OF those
summer Fancy SILK Cfayas. Thin summer stocks
oeiu sr and Isle Thread Gloves, Shns &C. Tn IN Sah
C"iored s,'N =, or ~ all al GOODMAN'S No. l3i
,uINA HALL.-By tue ships Tohanonla and America from
his spring
iS AND EARTfIEN WARE, direct fIomie manufactures,
nv three New York and Boston, his supplies %
Looking Fancy Goods SC Having one oil le os'
nments offered which many new ana uesa
whole stock having been purchased before INC
r in E.a and able 10 oHer great ~
'"' e"'e"'' ~ '"'o :" 49, : - HUGH A. WATT
nh,s c No. rs, Main Street
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SnII al The Professor Holloway n
T,u,. Is London, AMI by all respectable Druggists and NalcIs
IN Medicines throughout the British Empire and by tor OF the w.
81 cents, aud al 6O rach
yoI.s by The PRINCIPAL The Union and By hessre
n A ID SANDS, New York, and Mr. j. HORsEi 81 Maiden
Lane, New York. 80, -,
For salc by PINt Ill. LhbD u W, '"e hgchH
-, Arr vi
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GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY Ey

M CuRSION BY MOONLIBHT-The CALEpo-
MAN GUARD, Captain James X. Cakkie have charter
go the tavosfte steamer Curtis Peck, for MONDAY
ENENiN9, 18th instant. when they viii give q
the river The Boat will leave the wharf at O'Clock
and return about H. No exerions will be spared to
son.
N addition 20 the music of the Armory Brnss Band
and two CotiIIon Bands which have been engaged two
HIGHLAND PIPERs win enliYen us with the shirt.
stirring notes of their fayorite instrument
Refreshments will be furnished at city prices
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman, 81 each
additional lady, 5ecents. Gentlemen unaccompsnied
by lady 81. Can be procured from any member q.
The Company, or AZ the Boat the evening of the
Excursion
Our military CUES iare invited TO sppear in uniform
all 6--dtd
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MoRTIMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL


Nl AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRIcE 81 PER
BoTTLE-Physcians of the first standing In the me-
dical profession and prescribe it the eec-
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases or complaints brought by sedentary
habits exposure indigestion, torpid state of the liver
or impurities Of the blood now look upon this COR
DIAL as most mysterious and magical in Its healing
properties and restoring Ii stands prominent
In the treatment and cure OF Neualgia General De-
bility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia Indiges-
ton, Loss of Appetite Acidity OF the Stomach Ner-
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head Co.'S
tiveness irregularities of the Bowels, Pleurisy
Pains or Misery IN the Side or Region of the Heart,
Heart, Difficult breathing, Sinking Sensations, Pros
1 tration of the Nervous System Cold Chilly Seusa-
TONS Numbness OF the Flesh Limbs Difficult or
Profuse Expectoraton, Night Sweats, Diseases of the
Heart Ahectionso of the Lungs Janndice, Diseases
of the Kidneys Derangement or PROSTATE Condition
of the Organs of Nature which painful irreEu-
larties especially with Females: producing Debility
and Prostration OF the Nervous System Pale or Sal
! IN MoRTfMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL is purely
vegetable pleasant take, and perfectly safe be-
used in any state of health even by the most delicate
female child.
I Ey- Price one dollar per bottle.
{ w. v. ALEXANDER 4 Co., Proprietors, No. Bar
clay street, tAstor House. New York.
that invaluable and remedy for Rheumatism
in all its FORMS either imhanlmatory acute, or chro-
mic, no difference how bad the case, or how long
standing. This is Mortimore's RHE UMATIC CONE
POUND, which is vegetable extract, an internal
remedy, prepared expressly for this disease. IL
has already cured thousands who had long been crp-
pies. The evidence is most overwhelming and cor
yineing, as given BY vast numbers Of our most re-
Call and get circular and read the letters andcer-
tifeates of your friends and those around You who
had long suffered, but who have been restored to
perfect health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., sole Agents
for Richmond. ap 20
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patch dated New Orleans, August 5, states
that the yellow fever increased yesterday
The number of deaths reported were leo, of
which $50 were of yellow fever Another ac-
count says the number of deaths from yellow
fever were 1923
Cotton-Sales for the past two days 1900
bales; middling ten and a quarter cents
The reports of the crop are favora ble
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THE FIsHERIEs.-The New Brunswicser Of St
Johns hears from the Gulf Fisheries that the fishe-
ries Of every description have been more than
usually prolific, and that the American mackerel
schooners were making good fares within the pre-
acrbed limits, by keeping some vessels ON the
watch for war steamers. Of course the New Bruins
wicker might be expected to say something of this
kind
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STRANGE AFFAIR-On Saturday evening last
lady named Anna Brown, but lately married, was
taken 70 the Baltimore Infirmary and left by her
husband without his stating to any Of the physicians
he nature of her affection. In the night she jump
ed from the third story OF the house the ground
and was 30 injured she died soon afterwards
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kENTUCKY.-The last returns alter our former
reports of the results in the Congressional Districts
The democrats have elected four of their candidates
for Congress namely: Linn Boyd, j. NJ Elliott, ].
C. Breckenridge, and R. II. Stanton The wings
elected the other six
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g TEREOsCOPE DAGUEKREO-

~ TIPES.-It may well be said I'VE live in an age
OF wonders discoveries upon discoveries follow each
other so rapidly and inventions succeed inventions
umerously that the march of intellect in the fields
OF literature can scarcely keep pace with the strides
of improvement in science and the fine arts. We
have scarcely become familiar with the electric Ian
guage of the telegraph-borne its serial courers
gent and happy Republican ceased admirng the
magical beauty of the delicate and truthful Daguer-
reotypes trGnsxed by the instantaneous concentra
ton of the SUMS rays again astonished by
another and still superior invention the Stereoscope.
We have been led to make these remarks after
looking S:ereoscopic likeness of beautiful young
lady, made doubly beautiful by the aid of this hand
maid to the arts the Stereoscope. We for
get TO say tina. all this at SIMONS', Isl Main
4
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st. Johns, New Brunswick, accounts of the
eth state that the crops generally were good
with the exception of hay; but that the crop
of hay had been SO much diminished that
farmers were killing their stock, fearing that
they would not have enough to support them
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EMANCIPATION IN SURINAM.-A letter from Surf
dated 18th june says the slaves there soon
10 be ernancipated One thousand coolies have
been contracted for to take their places.
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THOs. w. BOSWELL.
BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
w VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THF,
cOITNTy or HENRJC0 AND CITY m d IrI-

COUNTY OF HENRIco AND CITY z OF - RICH naL
M0ND.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
of the city Of Richmond pronounced on the 9th Of
June, 1853 in the suit of Garland Robinson against
Robinson's administrator &c, the undersigned, who
was appointed special Commissioner for the purpose
will sell, at public auction, ON the premises the fol-
lowing most valuable real estate, belonging to the
late Poitiaux Robinson, deceased, viz: on MONDAY
afternoon, the 18th August 1853 the north side OF
the Plank Road about two miles west of the city
Richmond, the two FARMS belonging to the dece-
dent one containing 80 acres, the other about Ga
acres A further description is deemed unnecessary,
as these Farms are well known. They will be dvi.
ded according to plat and survey which can be seen
at the office of the auctioneer in few days. After
which, viii be sold at the place, tract of wood
s s. o to oeR Run
Also one lot near the said city. in Bowling Green,
adjoining Chelsea.
mencing at O'Clock 293 feet of ground in and near
the city of Richmond, fronting on the west line OF
ed ON the north and south by the lands of Messrs
Dunlop, Moncure Co. This land will be divided to
suit purchasers and is valuable because of its adapted
ness to wharf lots After which, will be sold part of
lot No. 16S in the plan Of said city, fronting &c feet
Rockets street, adjoining Rockets Warehouse, rum
ming back on Peach street about 1870 feet.
Water street, running back to the Dock Ship Lock
adjoining the property of A. Robinson, jr, on the
west; also 100 feet of ground opposite the above,
fronting the north side of Water street, running
back on Pear street about 100 feet. szSg
And the following day, wig: on WEDNESDAY
afternoon, the 18th August, 1858 at o'clock upon
the premises, most valuable building lot on the
north side of Franklin between I'd and Sd Streets adj
joining the residence of Writ Robinson ESQ.,. 'front.'
ing 324 feet, running back 163 feet
TERMs-One-tourth cash, balance at 6, r. 10 and
"A months for negotiable notes, bearing interest
satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained till the
whole purchase money is paid, and conveyance di
rected by the Court.
1t is seldom that much really very valuable pro
perty is brought into market and II is hoped that tn
attention of capitalists and others will be directed
this sale. JOHN ENDERS, Special Con'r.
EF- Sale conducted by GoDDIN AppERsoN, Auc
t.oneers. 7se = iy Solids
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nAGUERREOTYPES.-A truthful. life.

1 hAGOEkREOI4PE truthful, life
~ ike, finely finished portrait or miniature of a
relative iend, severed from by distance or death
who would 10. prize aud desire to possess clear,
rich toned durable Daguerreotype object rarely
seen. But MOULSON'S Pictures withstand the test
of time and pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and nunber-MOULSON'S Sky
and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main street.
fe
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T AMBERT's LOTTERY OFFICE.

T AMBERT' LOTTERY OFFICE.
IL NO. 5 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI-
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S H0TEL.-Tho
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the sub
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders Of biz
friends and others who may feel disposed purchase.
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State. he deems it almost unnecessary
ded to him viii be promptly aud properly attended
TO.
E1- Packages single Tickets and shares in all the
Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
q The printed official drawings sent to cores
p0ndents by the first mail.
fs3p Prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my I4-ists Baifn,ore Md,
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DEATH OF Col. BLIss.-A dispatch dated
New Orleans, August 9Th, states Col. Bliss,
son-in-law of Gen. Taylor, died that day OF
yellow fever, at Pascagoula. He was man
of fine talents, a most worthy gentleman, and
a brave and noble hearted soldier.
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No THE PUBLIC.-ARCHITECT and

TO THE IC.-ARCHITECT and
il CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICE, two doors
from Main, on 18th street, have this day returned
from, tour of observation in the Northern and East
and finish with the view of being better able to meet
the wants of my friends and patrons All who viii
give me call shall be pleased, and viii attend to
the business of my office with dispatch in preparing
Designs, Drawings, &c. -.,
W. Fl. POWELL CO.,
an aL2ts Architects and Civil Engineers.
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THE THREATENED DUEL AT BosToN-Cap-
tain b. +. Treaner, who. it is alleged chal-
lenged Mr.. 0'Donoghue, the Irish exile to
fight duel was arrested in Boston on Satur-
day, and held to bail to appear at further
examination on the 18th inst, and in the mean
time to keep the peace. The Traveller says
The laws of Massachusetts, are rather stringent
upon The subject OF duelling. They provide that
every person who shall engage in duel with any
deadly weapon, although homicide e,lsue or shall
challenge another to light such duel shall send
deliver any written verbal message. purporting
intending to be such challenge, although 10 duel en-.
shall be punished by imprisonment in the State
prison not more than twenty years. or by fine
ceeding thousand doliars and imprisonment in the
county Jail not than three years. ard shall also be
incapable of holding of being elected appointed
70 any place of honor, profit trust, under the
situation or laws of the commonwealth for term OF
twenty years after such conviction. the law in rela
Ton 10 accepting challenge is also quite severe.
Mr., Trealier alleges that he il fact the chal-
lengeo party, and that lac has made arrangement
Of any kind 20 fight duel
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TENNEssEE.-The returns show that Gustavus
A. Henry, Wing, is elected Governor over Andrew
Johnson
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fyHEAP FARM.-I offer for sale, in til

tIIL1I A1l<Sks1-A VHSt 1Vi rtttSf III tiIC
~ county of James City, two hundred acres of val.
uable LAND that abounds IN mari line two-s.ory
house ouf-houses, &C., eight miles this side of Wiz
hansburg, immediately on the main road, in tine
neghborhood, the best Of water kc three miles from
Chick ahominy River, and miles from nAvigable
Creek There can be this land about 1900 cords
of wood, good ship timber aud pine, dc This Farm
is one OF the best locations for professional In
more rs any person in want win OF course examine
for themselves II not disposed Of privately II win
be sold in Williamsburg the second MONDAY in 0c-
tober, which viii be Court day.
TERMS or sALE-6, II ard ls months For infor-
NATION, Re-, apply TO EWD. D. EACHO,
an e--ts General Agent and Collector.
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MONUMENT hOTEL.-The subscri-
sA Der has taken his old stand formerly known as
the Washington Hotel, and having made many altera-
tons and improvements and lifted it up neatly will
open 1t on Wednesday next, the 10Th day of August
for the reception of boarders and transient visitors
will promise to 90 all in my power give sotisfac
ton. Give me call and judge for yourselves.
JOHN TALMAN.
n. 81 wish to hire good Chamber,naid and
Plain Washer aust
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CHILD LOST.-Lett her mothers resi-
~ dence on the south side of the Basin, ON Thurs
day morning last about 10 O'clock a little GIRL
named ELLEN DUFFY aged ten years. with light hair:
had when she left red calico frocx morocco gai-
ter boots and white panteletts and had small pair OF
earrings in her Any information concerning
her will be thankfully received if left this office
liberal reward win also be given any person who
Will bring her to her mothers residences south side of
Basin. an 9-St*
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r OST, on the 9th, d leather back PASS
- BOOK Of mine between myself md VIM H.
Ing Il al this Office or ct WIN, H. Beuson's.
au9-2ts Mrs. NJ. A. R0NLETT.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
n11SsIA am TIiRkEY

,a,s.es hv mail from Conssantinople were to the
s.h They mention only that frequent conferences
.re taking place between the Divsn and the Am.
sasss3ors of the great European powcre. The
Pa,fe had given the Austrian Minister all the salts
sc,;on sought for the late assassination az Smyrna
Three Of the assassns all Italians, had tean arres.
- hn; the fourth. Hungarian, who actually
s,shied the victim, had escaped.
n Costa at the last accounts was still IN the eafe-
eaepinz Of the French Consul.
rrrn.,7 Vienna 18th dispatches received by mail
cav tha, 81 Petersburg adyices were atogetner pa
- The Car was thought TO have accepted the
eaIs of France for the settlement o. bis dispute
p,;s Turkey. NJ de Meyendofa, Russian Minister
., vienna on the 10th. presented TO the Emperor,
S-anci. Joseph, letter from the Car, containing
,he most pacific assurances
Tne greatest confidence IN the maintenance Of
,ace prevailed at Vienna. aud the final settlement.
- tb. ,;is,,l,e was expected by the end of August
!. MAS ,boi,rht thar the Austrian Cabinet having at
Ienoih become alive 10 the dangers that would
crow on, Of war. were really using their endeay-
ors 90 bring about settlement.
The telegraph mentions that on the 9Th o. july
,xhen the Hungarian and Italian refugees sere-
raded Mr. Marsh, at Cons;antinople, he came on
the balcony and cheered for the freedom Of the
limited S;a;es, Italy, and Hungary
FRENCH AND SPANISH fNrRIGuEs FOR MEx.s
CAN Observation-Disclosures Munoz, Queen Chris
ina. is said to have deeper plans than appear as
the esteusihe object OF her present residence in
Paris Ma9ame's well known ability in intrigue OF
course cuts of all OF reliable information
hut the story goes that her maternal solcitude aims
sinothiug short of placing one of the Manozes On
tie throne of Mexico The idea Of converting
Mexico into monarchy is not new one, and is
received with wonderful favor by that extensive
class OF Europeans who are dissatisfied WIKI
VIVA. they are pleased to callthe .cupidity of the
United States. The plan of Mdne. Christina Mu.
noz is to marry her eldest (Munoz1 daughter TO
Prince Napoleon, and TO set up the young couple
with royal or imperial throne in one of the South
American States Mexico is the most desirable
State for the purpose. but the difficulty arises that
Santa snna wants TO be king himself and is trying
hard 10 effect an alliance with Spain, with that oh
ject Although this looks Pretty much like gossip
there is believed to be much truth in it,
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DAINT OIL AND GLASS STORE. b

DAINT, OIL AND GLASS STORE, by
Il w. SArTLER, No 142 Main street, opposite Al.
exander Duvafs.-W. SATTLER respectfully in
forms his friends and the public in general, that he
has taken and fitted up the above named store forthe
purpose of conducting wholesale and retail business
IN PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
Possessing long experience in this business and
having the hes. connections with the principal facto-
nes in the United States and Europe he is enabled
oher TO his customers the rarest chances as far
quality and prices concerned, il the following
tcles:
Best Philadelphia WHITE LEAD, dry aud mixed;
PANTS, dry and ground in oil, at factory prices;
bleeehed boiled and raw Linseed OIL all kinds of
EARNlsHES and BRUSHES, of superior quality.
he keeps constantly on hand complete assortment
OF American and French single and double thick
WINDOW GLASS
For gilders, grainers and poiishers he has hand
assorted Cooper iGLUE., GOLD LEAF and BRON-
us, sand and emory PAPER, puInice and rotten
STONE, and all other materials used in the trade.
TO artists, architects, civil engineers portrait ard
landscape painters he recommends his carefully &C.
ieeted stock Of CANVASS, drawing PAPER, lead
PENCILS, BRUSHES, of every description OIL
COLORS, in tubes WATER COLORS. moist or in
cakes, COLOR BONES, cRAYONS. STUMPS. IN
Ola INK, DRAWING INSTRUMENTS ard artists,
Implements of every description
liberal share OF patronage is respectfully solicited
AID effort will be spared by the subscriber to reri,
lts Continuance. an ld--dl2r
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I OsT, MISCARRIED, OR STOL LEN

IL the afternoon of the 9Th inst a large. black
travelling TRUNK, covered with hnen,) and two
CARPET BAGS one tied with string, containing
servants clothes the other with key tied It, The
trunk has L. r. WRIGHT written upon card pasted
or sealed 10 the top of it the and IT, r ROB-
BINS ON the trunk, which be seen by raising the
cover. The above articles up on the Curtis
Peck from Old Point the 9th inst. above named,
and were certainly landed at the wharf-so says the
captain. The finder viii be rewarded lif any charge
be made)by BIT c. ROBBINS,
au le-ItS City Hotel.
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NEW STORE.-The subscribers would
IN respectfully inform their friends and the public
Street, below the City Hotel, and next door TO VIM
Paln,er's, where they intend to keep hand fnll
and well selected stock OF GROCERIES, suitable for
the city and country trade. Persons desrous of pur-
chasing goods in our line would do well TO give a
call, as intend TO sell on the most reasonable
terms. BASS WILHELM.
E--f