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MIGHT PUPILS.-A few hints from per-
feet masters often of more service in devotion.
ing the capacities ola pupil than the most protracted
lessons of an inferior teacher"
PROF. MILLAR having completed his arrange
ments now prepared to receive additional mum.
Der OF night students. Gentlemen wishing to be-
come good expert Penmen politely invited to at.
tend.
Terms for the course six dollars and success gua.
anteed
Academy at Pratt's Picture Gallery, Eagle Square.
Main street. open till 10 O'Clock, at night.
no 2l-ts
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r OST OR MISLAID.--A NEGOTIA-
~ BILE NOTE. drawn b ALEXANDER 4. HoYetss. Is
months from the 2fst day OF Oct 1855 for e792 IS
payable to the order Of Lake McKinna heviue beeu1
lost or misnid. the owner tberesf hereby eautien1
the nublic aRainst receiving the zane, payment
thereof has been stopped. The finder Win Be ~
wxred III reauired) by leaving this 6 the ofdce
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HAWORTH & HORIZONS
GREAT SOUTHERN BURLESQUE
OPERA TROUPE
rive THREE MORE of fhai,

w GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS
1T METROP0LITAN HALL
on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,
Nov 21st, 22d. and 23d
They have engaged Mr.. WIN. PARROW for the
three nights only who will appear in his great
ginal character of A SOUTHERN NEGRO ON A
FREE STATE RAILROAD.
r. RIVERS, aud several other candidates,
will be presented for public favor, this OCCASION
TICKETS, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Doors open at half past 6-performancs to COM
menceaf "a o'clock precisely.
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WESTERN CHARACTERS, or Type:

WESTERN CHARACTERS, or Types
w of Border Life in the Western States, by J..
L. Mcconnell, with illustrations, one volume, limo.
Price 81 IS.
Mr. Mcconnell has entered a rich and hitherto lit.
tie cultivated field, whence he has cleaned few
good sheaves We have had abundance of ro-
nance about Indian warfare and border life, but not
enough of truthful deneation Hence these sketches
of the Indian the voyageur the pioneer, the ranger
the regulator the justice of the peace. the pedder
the schoomaster the schoomistress and the politi-
clan, are very acceptable, because they drawn
from life. The pencil of barley has aided the pen of
the author in giving fair representations of these
veral types of border life in the Western States"
LADY LEES WIDOWHOOD, new novel;
Price ST. cents.
tits sufficient recommendation to introduce this
novel in every circle of society, that it to the
present publishers through Blackwood's MAGAZINE,
in which no work of the Imagination can easily ap-
pear unless it bears the stamp of genius The elder
Mr. Weller, whose profound knowledge of human
nature will always be admired, was wont to admon-
ism his son Samuel to beware of the widows. If any
of our readers desire to escape the perusa of I43
double-columned octave pages, advise them be-
ware of Lady Lee, "a young widow, the handsomest
since Dido" for her story is captivating, that he
who once begins it, will be prisoner to the close.
For sale by JAS. WOODHOUSE.
OIL Eagle Square
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RI S. MAIL LINE.-LEAyES EVE

TT S. MAIL LINE.-LEAVES EVE
~ RY TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AT FOUR
THE ELEGANT SIDE-WHEEL OCEAN STEAM
sHiP JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRISH
Freight received TO-DAY at IL O'Clock and I'M to
the hour of l O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesday, ed inst.
Passengers requested to be ON board before the
honr OF departure, o'clock, P NJ. vac
of the Basin. ~ Doo'n sioe
rassengers for Norfolk viii be charged the same as
no 2l-2t IITDIAM e. xy.ncr~
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE PRIvATELY.-Those two valuable Te-
nements on 12fh near Cary street, now occupied hy
Messrs. w. II. Brown D. G. Randolph - commits.
and runs back 10 alley fhus aording treat facii
ties for receiving and dscharginE goods This prp.
perry IL worthy the attention Of those seeking prof.
table investments.
TEsMs--O ne-fourth cash; balance at 9 and 70
no 2f-2t JAMES nj TAYLOR
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THE DANvILLE RoAD-If our friends OF
the Danville Register had read with more
care our article in regard to this road, they
would have perc eived that we did not init
mate that dissatisfaction with the progress of
the road had been called forth by per-
sons desiring the Presidency for themselves.
At the conclusion of the article in question,
we referred generally to the cares and anx-
iety Of Railroad Presidents, and the attrac-
tive ojor of the fesh-pots of Presidential sal
aries, but had no intention of applying the re-
mark to the Danville Railroad. We can rea-
Oily believe the declaration ofthe Republican,
that there is no hostility to President Tun-
stall in Danville, land if there is any indivi-
dual who desires to supplant him, his hiding
place has not been found"
We thank our worthy contemporary for the
compliment he pays the Dispatch for the ad-
vocaey of this noble improvemen and trust
that the time is not far distant when he too
will be at "the right end of the road If
his dinner is deferred to fashionable din
ner hour" he will enjoy it all the more when
it does come. We should like to be present
at the festivity, and share in that smoking
banquet, and hear Tunstall express his senti-
ments on that occasion. 1t will be great
and glorious day when Danville and Rich
mond are joined in links of iron.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Ih hereby
~ give notice that Mr.. HENRY DAVIS, twho
has heretofore been acting my Agent in conduct.
of Richmond is no longer my Agent; but the said
Agency and all business transactions connected there
with, between Mr.. Henry Davis and myself have
ceased and determined from this date
+. A. BLANKINSHIP
hicnnohd, NOV 18TH, 1915. no Pits
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VIRGINIA LIME.-Keep it before the
Peopie.-NACE l. WINSTON, agents for yir.
ginia Lime, have in store AZ bbs in fine order and
quality and receive it regularly every week which
they offer to merchants builders, aud the public ge
neray on the most favorable terms-feeling assured
hat ITS quality is fully equal If not SUPERIOR to any
the City Gas Works, (which consume large quanti-
ties.l many of our most prominent merchants, aud
also brcklayers As the consumption of this celebra
ted Lime, is increasing daily, they hope to sup
ply the Uhotc trade. no 10
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NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID
IN Moreover, the effects of the Fluid, though so
powerful, gentle. gradual, almost inperceptible
to the feelings of the patient except through
of ease and comfort that words can express. The
Fluid is perfectly harmless and innocuous. There is
not single substance, combination of substances
used in medicine that may be said to present the
same advantage in that points but this is not ALL
Being emphatically direct sedative, endowed
with properties, sui geners the like of which do not
exist in any known substance, or combination of SUBJ
stances and perfectly congenial with the laws of
ture it proposes the inestimabe advantage of effect
ing the without producing the least trouble in
the functions, exhausting the vital powers; and
there has been loss of vitality the convalescence
is wonderfully rapid and short.
A. MAUSSENET. NJ d.
r. ROCHECHOUART A.
PARIS, February 9, 1858.
For particulars and proofs pamphlets, to be had
gratis of the Agents
Price Is cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by
no 2l-6t PURCELL, LADD & CO.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING-B
Il Hall.-The next session will commence at the
above establishment early in December.
Persons intending to join should do at the open
ing
no 4-dts CHAS. A. MEVOY
fWhig COPY
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RICHMOND ATHENEUM.-The COM
~ mittee on this Institution have made arrange
ments for acourse of LECTURES in the Hall of the
Athenaum, to commence ON TUESDAY, the 18th of
the present month. Among those already engaged
for the course,
Mr.. o. p Baldwin, Mr.. g. P. r. James,
Rev. 7. v. Moore, Mr. Geo. Fred. Holmes,
Rev. Geo. D. Cummins Prof Geo T.. Dabney
Mr.. VIM. NJ Blackboard, Prof. NJ Schele de We're
lecture win be delivered and of the subjects of the
several lectures. nol5-ts
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THOWDER-Will be served up from II
~ till O'Clock, maze of FRESH COD, in down
east style, by R. w. ALLEN,
At the Arbour.
N B-A fine lot of TERRAPINS and superior
OYSTERS on hand; also few LOBSTERS
Just received. no l8-ts
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ABOLITION SCHOOL BOOKS,

We recently called the attention of the
Southern public to an abolition school book,
edited by Charles d. Cleveland, of Philadel
phia, and which is circulated in the South
We did so on the authority of a correspondent
stating at the time that we had no personal
knowledge of the character of the book. We
have since received communication from a
Richmond friend residing in Philadelphia
fully confirming the statement of our other
correspondent. He says that Charles D.
Clereland is one of the very rankest and III
ira free soil abolitionists in the whole country
He is the right hand man of Birney, the son Of
j. G. Birbey, who edits the Abolition IRE.
gister, a daily paper published in Philadel.
phia, and sustained by the funds of the abe.
litionists
The people ofthe South cannot be too care
full how they credit books emanating from
such sources in their midst. In fact, all
school books coming from the infected dis
tricts ought to be subjected to q rigid exami-
nation.
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I'HERE are three very pleasant ROOMS
Il vacant at the Floyd House. One is front and
the other two are side rooms, fronting a ST.
no I2-St<
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THE !. WHITE GREASEn

T,HE WHITE CREASE is a new,
Il convenient and economical substitute for tar and
other ubricatofs for the axles of transportation
omnihusses carriages, drays, wagons, SC, 1t is
tency winter aud summer. 1t does not gum on the
axles. and is cheaper aud more durable than any
other grease Ia use.
For sale in tin canisters of three and six pounds
and in kegs of %, so and 100 lbs each, BY
ADIE GRAY, Druggists
nov l9-dGcts Agents for the Manufacturers
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v- TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE ClTY-If you wish to get your
style, call on HOBSON. at the Hair Dressing Shaw
ing and Shampeoning Saloon, under the American
Hotel.
N.B.-Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from 6 a. M to half past P NJ, and on Satur-
day to IL P. NJ.
trance on llth street. oc %
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CANDLES.-l00 boxes Sperm and Ada
~ rnantine Candles; so do, Olive Soap. For sale
by EDWIN WORKMAN 1 co.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
Ii PILLS HAVE CURED DESPERATE
WOUND IN THE LEG Patrick Leinster, near
carrck-on-S shannon injured bis leg about two years
ago with plough which caused most formidable
wound. which spread over the leg to a most alarm
ing extent that he could not put his foot TO the
ground and In despite Of all his efforts and the va
rious remedies he used 1t would not heal. In this
very bad state he applied some of Holloways ONT
ment il, aud regularly took the Pills; this treat
ment had such an effect upon the wound that in liz.
tie more than month his leg was perfectly cured
Sold by the Proprietor, IA, Strand, taear Temple
Bari London and by all respectable Vendors of PAT.
emit Medicines throughout the British Empire and BY
those of the United States In Pots and Boxes S3
cents, 81 cents, and II 50 each. Wholesale BY the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Measrs
a. 3. & p. SANDS, New York, aud PURcELL, LADD
L CO, Richmond, Va
There |. very considerable saving in taking ths lar
aer sizes
y. y. Directions for tho guidance Of Patients are
sfiixed 70 each Pet or Box. 10 I7-lw
DRIME ROLL BUTTER.-Just re-
= ccived, IN store and for sale ~
no 10 4. r. MOORE, $50 Broad It
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HU USE AND LOT ON 22ND STREET,
- CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE, AND A
HOUSE AND THREE ACRES NEAR FAIR
FIELD FOR RENT.-The house and lot now occu-
pied by Thos. L. Hundley, opposite Mr. Austin Gen.
try's, for sale. The dwelling and out houses are
very conveniently arranged; the former contains five
rooms all in perfect order.
Also Dwelling with well of excellent water in
the yard and three land attach ed back of Fair
field for rent Possession can be had in few DAYS;
house newly painted. HUNDLEY l. BRO,
no I2-4tk Frar kiln street
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/ I'VE GEESE FEATHERS.-l000 lbs.
II Live Geese Feathers, receiving on consignment
for sale by A. S. LEE.
no 15-2w
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w-DR. WIN. H. MILNOR, practitioner. for the
last twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
zens of Richmond his services in all the branches
his profession. DR.. MINOR may be found during
the day, at his Office HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-Sm*
v ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Office ON Franklin street,
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
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81 w. RICHARDSON. ATToRsEY A.

q w. RICHARDSON, ATTORNEY AT
W. LAW will hereafter practise in the Circuit and
County Courts of Hanover and Henrco, the Circuit
and Hastings Courts of the City of Richmond the
District Court of Appeals at Fredericksburg, the
United States Circuit and District Courts at Rich
mond, and the Supreme Court of Appeals.
CY Office at his residence in the county of Ham.
yer. Post Ofice-Richmond, Va.
no l6-d12tGc2t
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GTILL THEY COME.-By the James
~ town and Roanoke continue to receive the
latest and most fashionable styles of COATS,
PANTS and VESTS now worn
! have also on hand large assortment of SCARFS,
CRAVATS, STOCKS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, sc.
HENRY SHAFER,
no 81 Corner Main and l4th streets.
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ITO CONTRACTORS Proposals will
l. be received at the office of the Commissioners
of Streets generally until twelve O'Clock NJ, on
Saturday next, the 18th November, for paving
Wharf street from the Eastern line of the city to
point 1907. West and from the North line of Wharf
street to the margin of the wharf, $50 square yards of
the above paving viii be taken up and removed from
Ash between the North line of Water and
the wharf; and also go neal feet of curbing The bal
ance of the paving, lao square yards, will be new.
and also l20 feet of curb. The new curb has been
estimated 40 cents per lneal foot the old at 20
cents per lineal foot including redressing and the
paving go cents per square yard and the old
IS cents Also for about 400 cubic yards of Filling
and 1900 square yards of travelling, on Union street
from Grace to Franklin The estimate for the Filling
has been made at . cents per cubic yard, and the
travelling at cents per square yard.
No bids beyond the above prices will be consi-
dered. The proposals must state at what time the
work will be commenced, and when completed. The
contractor will be required to enter into contract
with the city, giving approved security for the
prompt ano faithful execution of the work within the
time specified. Further information can be obtained
by application to the undersigned. By order of the
Commissioners of Streets generally.
nov l6-td VIGIL, City Engineer.
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NOIlCE:-The co-partnership hereto.
lore existing between the undersigned npder tba
niin OF Sheppard l. Chamberlayne. L beTshv AZ Az
solved oy mutual consent. The public are in fra s
that notice will be given in few DAYS nnon s.
the settlement OF its affairs will deyoive WYNN
JNO. N. SHEPPARD. In
III. CHAMBERLAYNF'
The co-partnership heretofore ex;stna -
the undersigned, in connection with Jossnb Nae
10 the business of manufacturing tobacco. l. heray,
dissolved by mutual consent The public are inform.
the settlement of the same win be devolyed "l.oi
JNO. M SHEPPARDtJp
Il. II. CHAMBERLAYNE
All persons interested in the above notices are In
yited to meet at the Office of Sheppard Chamber.
layne Thursday evening, the 24th inst at o'clk.
no zI-6t
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STEAMER BELyIDERE-FOR RAJ
~ TiMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.-Fra
received day at u O'clock and up to the hour Of
O'CLOCK, r NJ, Tuesday, I'D inst Also for Wheel
generally. o '''0 Sou'h anu "esl
no 2l-2t IJrDy Ar g ,.y.rs<<,, -
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TOY SILVER SPOONS for the little
Il ones ct home, made of real silver, at 12l cents
each For sale by GENNET g. JAMES.
no 81 Eagle Square.
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e ROPER MURRAY, UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.-On MON
~ DAY the 18th of November or the Tuesday fol-
lowing, haifsetter and halfpointer DOG, named
Carlo The said dog is white, with several red spots
portion of flesh grown up in his right eye. Any
person having the said dog in his possession will do
the owner a great favor by leaving him or any mes
sage at John T. Taley's Grocery Store, Franklin
street, square below the old market, through the
post office, so that can get him. And he will be
literally rewarded.
no 18-ft* ACHILLES q GARNETT
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REMOVAL.-R.D UQUESNE respect
~ fully informs the public that he has removed
his store from his former stand, opposite the Banks,
to No 2G7 square above the Banks, where he will be
pleased to his customers and the public at large
with an entirely stock of goods, recently pur-
chased In Paris by himself. l8-ts
DORTO RICO SUGAR.-31 hhds Porto
Il Rico SUGAR, for sale by
no I8-Iw DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO.
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war between these two countries has caused the adj
vance in price o.. all necessary articles, except
SIMONS' DAGUERREOTYPES. And as far as this
useful article is concerned, readers have
son TO fear for assured that if old Nick should
succeed in giving Turkey basting, SlMONS' besuti-
fu Pictures would remain the same as ever, both in
quality aud price. no IL
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MOUNTAIN BUTTER.-Fifteen firkins
AVA Mountain Butter for sale by
no l5-lW A. s. LEE.
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YNAN COLORED FRENCH MERI-
i NOES.-Tan colored French Merinees just
no II - c. HARTwELL 4 co.
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BOARDING. - Persons desiring board
II can be accommodated with large second story
room, with small opening into il by calling on
no 2I-3fS
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
IN CONCERN.-As intend to close my present
business by the first of January, all persons having
claims against me since Agent for Wm S. Wood are
requested to present them by that time, and all per-
sons indebted to me will be prompt in paying, as
longer indulgence will not be given.
ISAAC T. GRAHAM
no 16-2w* Agent for w. s. Wood.
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RUTTER.-24 tirkins No. Goshen But
~ ter, for sale by
no IL ]. W0MRIE A co
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ZINE LIQUORS AND WINES-Lon-
Il don Dock, Hennessey, and Ofard, Dapuy Co.
Brandy; Pure Rye Whiskey; Holland Gin; Jamaica
Rum; Apple Brandy; Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
and Champagne, constantly on hand. For sale by
MACE L. WINSTON,
mole corner Cary and 18th street.
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RLEACHED SHEETINGS-Just re-
II eeived per Jamestown, one case each Ga, Oh
10-4. Id and l2-4 bleached Sheetings.
II G. HARTWELL & CO.
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X NOWLS.-Just received fine lot of
Chittagong and Shanghai FOWLS, of a superior
uality All persons desiring of supplying themselves
With these breeds of FOWLS, are respectfully invi-
ell. Also, very superior Suffolk BOAR and SOW
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TRANSPARENT GUM DROPS-A
Il great remedy for Colds and Coughs, for sale by
JUAN PIZZINI,
no 2I next door to Exchange Bank
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VELVET BRUSHES, suitable for brush
" ing Ladies' Velvet and Cloth Cloaks, for sale by
no 81 BULKLEY & CO.
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q HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds &C., for New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa. &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
Sc Sim
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NOTlCE.-The undersigned having en-
- gagged himself with Mr. BELvIN Cabinet Ma.
ker and Uphosterer, takes this method to inform
those parties with whom he had made contracts to
repair varnish and polish Furniture that they can
have the same put in good order and on equally low
terms, by leaving their orders with Mr.. Belvin at
street.
no2l--ft DAVID A. SMITH
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~ T. J. CARSON l. CO, NOS. Al AND 4S
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices je 18-ly
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4 GREAT variety OF FRENCH CAN
"A DIES for parties and weddings, just imported
and for sale by JUAN PIZZINI,
no 81 next door to Exchange Bank.
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" PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by Fl. T. PAIRO
CO: in Washington City by PAIRO NOURSE.
sc pts
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FRENCH NERIN0ES.-We have 70
II store large stock Of French and English Msiss
rnoes all eolers, 10 which we invite the aiteaten "
the ladies' WARREN PERKINS.
no 10 Ne III Eagle > SQUARE.
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FNO BRICKMAKERS AND OTHERS.
Il ! have for sale about 500 cords of PINE WOOD
and about 200 cords of OAK WOOD, standing Ito be
cue by the purchaser,) about two miles below the
city. VIM GOULDIN.
s no 2l-5t Governor street
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WHISKEY Mountain Dew Whis-
key, manufactured by Martin L Co Pittsburx.
Pa. 100 barrels landing and for sale BY y
no Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co
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T AIDES CLOTHS FOR CLOAKS, of
IL various shades and coors, received this day, and
will be sold cheap at
]. MILHIsER BRoTHEE's,
no 81 1893 Broad st.
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ROYS' CLOTHING.-Boys' Box, Dress
II Frocks Sacks, Over Coats, Pants Vests. &c.
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN,
no17 No. l02 Main 81.
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ERESH BUTTER.-Just received a lot
II of prime fresh mountain Butter the best in the
city, for sale by HULST KING,
no Franklin street, Old Market