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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

of the said VIM Brigham of said Westboro cosisng Of
various kinds of Carpets and Rugs, excellent toned
Piano Forte, Music Stool and Rack, two Egyptian Marble
top Pier Tables do. do Centre Extension, and
other Tables twelve Mahogany Chairs in hair cloth Ma
hogany Easy and Rocking Chairs in fancy and hair cloth
two Sofas, two large Looking Glasses four Pictures and
Frames, eightday Clock China GLASS; Stone Crock
ery Tin, and Wooden, Solar Lamps Candle Holders, all
the Window Curtains and Fixtures Mats, Hat Rack bal
ance handle, Ivory, and other Knives ard Forks hand
some Mahogany, Brdseye, and other Bedsteads Mahog
any Bureaus, inks Tables, Chairs &C.; Live geeee
Feather Beds Cured hair Mattresses and all the Chamber
and Bed Furniture, all the Kitchen Furniture including
excellent Cooking Stove, and Funnel Churn Baskets,
and all the FARMING TOOLS on the premises, max
ing catalogue altogether too vouminous for special
advertisement, and is WORTH per appraisement
rendered to the Judge of Probate, $344 rs
EBkN JACKSON, Administrator.
G.. W. PARKER, Auctioneer.
Westboro' NAV 2S 1854. my25 DIT
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
LANES q. ESTARROOK.

The Summer Term of Miss BIGELow's School
for young Ladies will commence Wednesday, May II.
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Security for He1lth.-The desire Of self-preser-
vaon one OF the first principles in our nature and has
been implanted in us for the wisest purposes While it
exces to labor and eXeron in procuring the means of
supporting our mortal existence, reconciles us TO bear
with patience many dresses and pains which are more or
less the inevitable lot of ALL The enectua meod OF
reaching great age is by strict attention to the preser-
Vaon OF health and II cannot be denied that by follow
lowing regulated system with respect Sleep early rs-
ing, diet, and daily moderate use of DR.. Hheelers
Sherry Vine Tonic Bitters we may add years to our
existence.
Prepared only by LEWIS WHEELER, Druggist, cor
ner OF Custom House and Broad Streets Boston, Sold in
tms City by L. I. LAZELL, Druggist POI Main st., Wor-
cester. mvo dtf
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WOFcesfer HydFOpaihIc ImstilutiOm,
No Glen Street. This Institution is under the Medi
cal direction Of Dr. SETH RoGERs and is well arranged
for treatment, at all seasons.
Terms usually from 81 to SO per week.
For without board So to 81 per week. Office
hours frOll to z. NJ dawtf ap12
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. AIFI E1o Els ElS I a bNUON9
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW,
d. No. Union Block, Worcester. d&wH
p. EMORY ALDRICH,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law,
d. No. Union Block, Worcester d&wtf
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TWO WEEKS LATER
FIR ON CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.

AT NEW ORLEANS.
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The Worcester CORNER Band, Or. W. TwICH-
ELL, Leader and Director -Are prepared to furnish
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POtter's Rheumatic Liniment.-The fol-
lowing Certificate coming it does from most eminent
source speaks for itself Mr.. Coffin is too well known
throughout New England eloquent and learned law
yer to render any further statement of the value of his
testimony necessary.
New Bedford, Mass.
Mr.. WARREN PoTTER-Dear Sir while suffering from
most excruciang attack of rheumatism received from
no application so much relief as from your Eminent I
attribute my recovery in great measure to its use al
certainly found it contributing my comfort and relief
You Will please make such of this certificate as you
thhk pest calculated TO promote knowledge Of your ex
cellent remedy. am dear sir,
Your friend and servant,
I. G. COFFIN.
rms IS nut one OF many certificates received by the pro-
prleor from the most respectable sources For the pro-
fessiona man. the seaman in fact for all classes and every
age It is the only known remedy for rheumatism. The
proprietor only socs trial. to convince the most ncred
ulous.
WEEKS d POTTER, 154 Washington st., General
Agents to whom all orders must be addressed For sale
BY al the respectable Druggists throughout the United
ststes dAw myS
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Apply to r. W. TwIcHELL, 25 Salem street,
GnnDARD Mulhurvs str.,ot
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TOoTHACHE CURED-B,
mama nf hl.n d Il. Z

TN means of the PAINLESS NERVE
III fFYV~ DESTROYER, by DR.. GEORGE o.
STEARNS Surgical Dentist Formerly of the firm of Drs
stearns Brothers. Boson operator Of years. expe
rience.- Office No. Z PIPER BLOCK, Worcester. Where
may be obtained TEETH for the economical durable and
beautiful article at prices to suit the Also BEST
BLOCK TEETH-my experience in the manufacture and
insertion of which dates back farther than that of any
other manufacturer in Worcester County.
Great improvement in TEMPORARY TEETH, enabling pa
ents to eat with them, while the gums shrinking away
for the permanent denuTe.
Ladies and Gentlemen who desire to preserve the beau
ty and symmetry of their front teeth, may rest assured
that they can have them el at this Office without uu-
necessary mutlation with the file. Prices of Filling, from
Fifty Cents to Five Dollars. my25 diff
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF PER-
IA S0NAL PROPERTY, AT AUCTI0N-On MON
DAY, May 20, 1854 at VI O'clock A. NJ at the residence
of WIN. BRIGHAM, half mile west from the r. r. Depot
on the old Grafton road, all the
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q. W. PAKhEK, Aucu0neer.
westboro', May IS, 1854. my25 DIT
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The MEDICAL JOURNALS

SgTS STRAYED OR STOLEN.-A WHITE
~ HOG. Whoever will return the same to the
AAa&ss subscriber, q Washington Square, shall be
suitably rewarded. TYLER WILLARD.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-24
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL-JC Caywood, Somerset;
Bowls, Bait; r Lewis, C; w Owens, Hall.
fax; eenwsy, Abingd Goss J Mea1y. Or
ange; Dr. Leitch Charlotte; Dabney, Miss; Short,
King Wm; L Lipman, Phila; q Henderson, Ed
Thayer, Bait; II NJ Hildebam H Newall Phia; NJ
Neldeham, Ala; C Sutton, King Wn; w Brokenbo.
rough, Tappahannock; ] J Pettigru, Richmond w
McLaurn, lady, child and servt, d Simmons, N c;
J Bowman. c; E M Saunders, R Trowsdale, Mo;
Il Baylor. Baylor. Essex E Power, lady and
svt, Ga; II Gooch, Stanton
AMERICAN HOTEL De Coursey, Mrs De
Coursey. Phila; Mattingy. Washington: David
A Claiborne, Halifax; A Ray. Washington; VIM II
May, Bait; Higer, M Cobb, Lynchburg; Da
vid, lady and children N C; w Old, White Sui
phur Springs; A Goodman, Cumberland; w Old,
jr, Powhatan; Geo Armstrong, Henrico; T Orman,
Fla; Williams and son, N C; Asher, Petersbs ?;
& Reynolds and lady, st Louis; A H Dicken, We'll
don; A Allen, Washington; L Ginter, Richmond;
Rumford, Mrs Myers. A Myers, New York; o
Louisville.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-M M Johns, Bucking-
ham; Blanton, e Green. Amelia; Nunan. Abe
marie; B1anton. T Gregg, Amelia; J Miller,
Lynchburs; Royster, N C; Faulkner, Rich.
mond Lee, ID Amthat, C; M Terrell. Caroline;
r Derret, Powhatan; T Garrett, 8 r Mathews. Ap-
pomsttox M e Pronties. N o; DR. g Terrell, Or w
johnson, Hanover; Ennis, r & 4 r; w L
Haskins. Mecklenburg Finney, Hanover, w C
Forney, Bait -
C Carter, New Kent; T Harrison, II McCarty. Au-
gusta; Logwood, Sumerset; w w Kirby, Port
Royal; q Pollard, Mobile; J Rowlet, Amelia; A
Allen, Texas Kinson, o; Allen, Richmond.
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DIED.

On the morning Of the 2sd inst, at the residence
SUMMERFIELD SHARP, aged q years.
In this city, on Tuesday, 22d inst at O'Clock P.
NJ. Mrs ELIZABETH A. TAYLOR consort eff q.
A. w. Taylor. in the 3ith year of her age -.
The friends and relatives of the family are invited
to attend her funeral, without further notice. from
the residence OF her husband Clay street. ON This
(Thursday) Afternoon at At o'clock.
In Henrico county, last evening sbont half past
O'Clock, Mrs. MARTHA M. TYLER, consort OF
William V. Tyler, in the 18th year of her age The
friends and acquaintances of the family are request.
cd to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
husband, this afternoon at o'clock, without further
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HELD TO BAsL.-James n. Marshall,
ehsrssd with bsirs e1sssed IL eight with nichss
5istinss, fhs 2sth of Jana last appeared befsr.
and ~sathen heA - bail u tho sum 81 go lor ii.
assrs aocd nshsyioaf ns1shsaf a.d 0Ittines he'd !
nsmeaIfy g shs sseoe4 msrast produced ~ the too
BE Ctsy spsisa sfessd. Whore thsy hliehsd for !
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CLIPPERS TO NEW YORK are in
~ formed that the company owning the steamships
JAMESTOWN and ROANOKE, have erected q
ins upwards of 900 feet, which completely protects
ffom the weather all goods shipped by those steam
ers.
FLOUR intended for re-shipment, will be dsliver-
ed aon sside of the vessel at small additional
pense. 8E s.4ae}s LUDlAM q WA1cOH.
an sssEF =. < &
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FALL HARDWARE.
WE are now in receipt of fresh stock


Pocket and Table CUTLERY, OF various patterns
GUNS and PISTOLS handsome assortment
BUILDING MATERIALS-such Locks Him
gss, Screws, Nails, &c IA large ass rtment
TOOLS of all descriptions for Carpenters, Black
smiths, Machinists', and farmers use.
Toaether with general assortment of Foreign
and Domestic HARDWARE, suitable to the wants
of the city and country trade.
Also, q large and fresh stock of ssddlsry Hard
ware consulting of Bits. Stirrups, Buckles &c nc
Coach Materials Springs and Ak es Patent Leather,
Hog Skins, Serge, Weltng, Whips, he.
Our purchases have been made direct from the
manufacturers in Europe aud America, upon fsvora-
BILE terms
Having had the experience of 90 or so years of the
wants Of the country trade, fatter ourselves mp
on keeping the best assortment Of Hardware suite-
BILE to the demands of Virginia. Tenpessee and North
Carolina merchants, to be found in any one house in
the United States.
We most respectfully invite an examination OF
our stock and prices by and others visiting
this Misunderstanding the assurance that We can salts
fy even the largest class of eustomers.
- SMITH ROBFRT6.
Importers of Hardware, No ~ Pearl st.
N B. Always on hand, an assortment Of MAYORS
CAST STEEL and Anchor BOLTING CLOTH.
au % 9. l. n.
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T UMBER! LUMBER THE subscri.

UMBER! LUMBER The subscri-
IL bsrs have on hand the following Kinds Of LUM-
BER which they offer to their customers and the
trade at fair pices and on reasonable terms, viz;
lO00 600 fl. clear Canada White Pine. long lengths
and all sizes. ga SOD
10000 f. seasoned and inch Button Wood, supe.
rior quality.
l0o. 900 fl. seasoned 1, i and inch White Wood.
100000 fl. seasoned l. H. II and Inch Pine Plank.
10000 #. seasoned and finch Oak Tobacco Box
Boards. 81 ~
SO, 600 n. sc asoned 81 dressed Flooring.
$4,000 n. seasoned L. u, 3 and s inch Rock Maple.
so goo #. seasoned 2, and inch Ash.
20, 600 fl. superior l, 2 and inah Cherry.
10000 fl. I, and s inch Black Walnut. .
10000 #. l. II, and inch white Northern Hickory
1H0Of0 superior Cypress Shingles.
100 900 f. heart Scantling. Us
And the largest assortment of Mahogany in the city
The continued favorable attention of the trade II
respectfully solicited. BELVIN L PARKER,
Lumber and Mahogany Dealers, Broad street.
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The CAMPBELL MINsTRELs will give
another of their skilfu and pleasing entertainments
intelligent audiences with which they have been
greeted every night this week, and the increasing
anxiety 10 see and hear them fully attest the est
mate placed upon their soirees by the enlightened
citizens of Richmond
The concert Ia Julien, which rave such in6nite
satisfaction last night, viii be repeated to niaht
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AssAULr.-Nathaniel Beach appeared
before the Mayor to answer the charge OF assault
ing James w, Gaines. Beach, it appears, rents a
house from zines, and falling to settle up prompt
u when called upon 30 to do became angry When
asked for the money the second or third time and
gave Gainas blow in the face with his fist. The
complainant refusing to swear that he was afraid
the assault would be renewed. the Mayor dismiss
ed the accused, after cautioning him against the
impropriety OF such hasty conduct. at
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MARRIED

On Wednesday, the 18th instant BY the Rev. DR..
Howell, &C Grace Street Baptist Church, Mr. VIM 81.
PHILLIPS of Richmond, to Miss MAMIE TAY-
LoR, of Henrico county.
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PETER WALKER-the unfortunate man
who had one of his feet crushed at the Armory Iron
Works on Monday afternoon last, that amputa lion
was rendered necessary. was slightly improving
when last heard from. The operation was perform
ed by Drs. James Bolton, W.. g. Carter and II. A.
Lewis, and not by DR.. Gibson as we stated yester-
day morning. We make the correction as an act
of iustice s.se
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. q

SAILED, -
Schr. Brilliant, Gator, Port Wslthall, to load for
Baltimore.
Schr. Wave, Wood, light
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse. and
passengers.
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RUNNING WITH THE MAcHrNKs.-Edward
Met ormck was summoned before the Mayor. YES.
torday, to show cause why he should not be ined e.
permitting his apprentice, Festus Farmer. TO run
WIN nre engine to the FIRE: Owing to the absence
this morning. lA'N
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN WARWICK'S BUILDINGS,
Near st. Johns Church, Church Hill, /
Broad Street.
MRS ELIZA JANE DARDEN, Principal

MRS ELIZA JANE DARDEN, PRINCIPAL.
TNHE Course of Instruction will be tho
Il rough, and teachers of experience and acknow-
lodged ability: will assist in each department.
MRS. DAkDEN will give her pupils q critical ex-
animation once week, and an impartial report of
their progress will be made monthly to parents and
guardians. Her supervision Will be attended with
that care and constancy which the truly responsible
station of the vigilaut teacher requires.
TERMS:
tPer session of months from the Second Monday
in September):
Ordinary English branches. $40
Advanced do do ............ Is
Highest do do .............. 20
Monochromatc Painting. ............... II
French and Music-Professors prices.
a. Ten or Twelve Pupils can be accommodated
with board. $50 t au 24-2w*
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BAn PaAcTIcE-Julia F. Baber was sum
moned before the Mayor 10 answer for permitting
hor son, William II. Baber, TO run wifh tho hose.
reel last Monday night Tho summons VIII be dis.
posed CT to-day.
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BADLY BURNED.-Yesterday morning a
tree girl named Hanna Roache, residing on Uniop
Hal, was badly burned BY her clothes taking 6rs
while cooking breakfast. But for the timely J.
were passing at the time, she would have burned "a
death. sss s. -. $3.50 ~ "
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HARD SwEARING.-On Tuesday morning
last, woman calling herself Mrs. Hannigan, ap
peared before the Mayor, and after stating that
her husband was about to run away from herself
and three children, asked that q warrant might be
issued to make him support his tribe of young Han.
nigans. The Mayor, after hearing her statement,
informed the complainant that he had no means of
doing any thing with Hannigan, and thereupon she
left the court room apparently very much excercis-
ed at the idea of losing her ege lord In such
mary manner.
After the morning session of the Court was con.
cluded the mother of the three children once
more called upon His Honor, and made oath that
her name was Margaret Tolin, and that she had
never married Hannigan, but had given birth to
three Legitimate children by him, and therefore
desired that he should be forced under law to pro-
vide for them. When this statement was made
the Mayor at once issued warrant, and forthwith
John Hannigan was trapped and cared for. Yes
terday morning Mrs. Hannigan made her third
appearance before the Mayor and asked to have the
warrant dismissed, stating that the prisoner and
herself were lawfully married in Philadelphia
With such witness the Court could do no less
than discharge the accused.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire last night about
so'clock was caused by the burning of a few to-
bacco boxes In the factory of the Messrs Hargrove,
on Main street, near 26th. The flames were extin.
guished before doing serious damage to the build
ing. The fire IL said to have been purely acciden.
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.

JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
r. The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, ON Governor
Street. il extensively prepared to execute every de-
scription Of PRINTING on very superior Power
Presse: and new Type, at extraordinary low prices
for cash.
CARDS printed very cheap, ON one Of the last fast
Presses. my IL
M ISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
vi YOUNG LADIES.-The seventh session Of
this School will commence ON the first MONDAY Of
October next at the schoolrooms. corner of Frank
lin and Fifth streets.
Horace p. Smith, A. B., brother of Miss Smith,
will be connected with the school Associate PTin.
cipal. The most competent teachers will assist in
The various departments. The of instruction
10 thorough, and embraces all the requistes for fin
ished education Frequent lectures will be given in
con nection with the higher English branches Lee
tures Natural Philosophy and Chemistry accompa-
MED by experiments Vocal musicwill be tau ght daily
without extra charge. Miss s. pledges herself t.
teach in such manner to enable the pupil, who
sattentive to the instruction given, read music
with perfect facility by the end of the session. Each
department of the school will BE- under the super
vision Of the principals. who will regularly examine
the different classes.
TERMs-Epglish branches $40; Primary Depart
msnt, $50. Ancient and Modern Languages, $50
each Instrumental music, Professors prices Draw
ing Embroidery, nc extra charges.
Mr.. Smith will form private classes in the Greek
and Latin languages Further particulars made
known in few weeks by application at the boob.
store of Mr. VIM. A. Buffers, Isl Main street.
au8-eod2mif
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Tho subscriber having assumed the reins,
not Of State Federal but of the sales of Messrs.
Lsrus = shine-in which capacity he pledges him
self exertions shall be wanting, on hrs part to
make 1t to the interest of al who may be disposed 10
patronze the firm.
j take this opportunity of returning my grateful
acknowledgements TO my friends and generous pub.
ic for the kind feelings pressed for the
the firm and my individual prosperity, and hope. by
close application to business, to merit their conf
denceT
au 22-1m ]. HENRY Df6GES
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FAMILY JARs.-John R. Eckert appeared

FAMILY JARs.-John r. Eckert appeared
before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer the charge
of assaulting and beating his wife, Martha Jane
Eckert, and of threatening to take her life. Mrs.
E. stated that her husband had beat her six times,
and told her mother he would kill her sight aud
be hung for her. The last difficulty they had was
caused by his rafusing to pay the house rent to
give her any means to feed the family upon -
Mr.. Eckert did not deny having whipped his wife,
but gave as reason for so doing her Inconsistency,
and introduced witnesses to prove that she was
criminally guilty.
The Mayor, after hearing the case, felt bound to
hold the accused to bail to keep the peace in the
sum of $3.50. Impelled by jealousy the prisoner
might commit some act that he would always re-
gre and for that reason he could not think of dis
charging him. The security was given and the par
ty released
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NOTICE-The subscribers have remoy.
IN ed their Foundry to II. Baldwin's Machine
Shoe, near Haxairs Mills
We return our sincere thsnks for the liberal NAT.
ronnge bestowed upon us heretofore, and hone for
continuancs OF the same from our old cnstomsrs and
. generous public. is
We are prepared to make all Kinds of CASTING
Is low ~ any establishment in the city, and with ds.
patch. 8rg.81 ) : - = : = - - =
We have for sale, q small STEAM ENGINE.
which We viii sell low, having no farther use for M
"a -i-im EDDENS 4 BRAkNAN
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Persons leaving home tor the Virginia
Spfinks and other Summer retreats, can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them for any
length 81 time they msy want Il.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.--Th

NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The
~ undersigned having annotated together. under
the style of LARUS & SHINE, to conduct the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS In all
its various branches to take effect from the lst OF
july 1884, beg leave to inform their friends and shs
public generally that they have opened In the large
and commodious house. No. "A Main street formerly
occupied By Messrs. Smith l. Roberts, and i~medf.
ately opposite Smith & Harwood's Hardware Store,
where can always be found large and well-setected
stock Of HOUSE FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CLOCKS in the great.
est variety. together with all the necessary articles
in the house. furnishing lineI
L 8. will give their undivided attention to all
sales Of Real and Personal Estate. such a. sailing
Houses and Lots, Stock ssles of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats House Furniture, nc 1c,
which will be attended to with promptness and &C
counts of sales always ready when applied for.
We have in store now, splendid stock Of Goods.
of all the various branches, which has been beaght
low for cash, and which will be sold unususy low,
as we are determined to establish q reputation for
selling goods of all styles ct extremely low prices
We have a large and commodious room ON the "a
floor which will be exclusively land il well adapsed)
fo- in door sales whore goods of all styles can be
properly arranged, and exhibited to advantage pre-
vious to the sale. p. G. LARUS.
JAMES N. SHINE.
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NOTICE-city and country dealers, and
IN lovers of good SEGARS. At the old establish
ed stand corner Of Main and 10Th SITS, be found
the largest and most desirable selection OF Sesarsn
Pride Of Virsins Rock Candy and several other dis
tipen shed brands Of CHEWING TO 8ACCO; Snufs
Pipes fine cut chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and
ailoter articles Ia the ne, TO which invite public
attention "A. HARRINGTON
10000 bsred Pipe Stems on consignment for sale
low by au "a J.A.H