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! REEVE BLAIR " '' s''''' WV w y n'fh
iG-n WIN H. sEABROOK
uNLANNhGAN sIohFs q 90. offer for sale:
10 EtRs Loaf, Crushed q nc Powdered Sugar,
2uDbbls Coffee AZ
!vyolls Eio Coffee 900 Laguira do: l:iJayl do
l. w.. Cuha aud Sugar House MOliss-s
LbiaH y do
100 Kegs Eails and Spikes assorted
80 boxes IallOg, Sperm aud A1anaHtinr
~ bO1eBsusp, l5Udossn Painted Buckrts
CgO Reams Paper 90 chest Teas assorted
Dbbl' Herring, ~ ibis Pure Cider Vinegar
. 700 Sies Cole Leather
rmsno Ginger Pepper Hnimegs Bed Cord Leading Lines.
bshs ans sporting Powder Candle wick Shoe Thread Corr
rear starch window Glass: Putty Cigars BIsterci
s'ee Cast steel Alum Salt petre Bloc stone Trtr,rts I
o' Yeast Po"d'r Gloves, super g. Soda Glass TumDrr.
au2i-8m
BhtNs MEDICINES. rhiNT-, OiIs, SC.-The suF5cT
D., are n's receiving and will continue TO receive fre1h
diohal suppl Of carefully Drugs Medicines Paints
O 'ahshes Painters CoorH, window GIa an sizes together
~" an unusually large and varied American French
h1 hnh Chemical Medicines, bye Stu1 Ptrfumey and Fan
- es AN o goods having selected with particular
Itnce 70 Tue purity Of each and
onhdent Physcan7, County Merchants Planters viii and II
70 hcr interest 10 call and examine ard prices which
~" compare iyoraby With any offered in market
fsans Prescriptions carefully prepared and their orders
hlvnS he under our Immediate Inspection Goods paelfj
aai ior#atdsd with the utmost care and desTatrh.
v. JOHNSTON BROTHER.
Wholcsae and Retail Druggists
=, III Main street, Richmond, Va.
w. We haze IN store ten thousand ssgars an nu.tiS ana
pTcts also Chewng Tobacco manufactured erprsY f rI
safe which We San recOmms al i1being really superior
tcb r. ]. mo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

N1 DOTS BOOTS! BOOTS -Gsneoen Pine ORES. Roots
made 10 order, 1--WE and Sis Dollars per p.r These
Boots h nice, snd will be Really Good
aud weaT we'll We lave large stock Of them.
de 20 PUTNEY, WATTS 4 PUTREY,
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EAIIL G0dlDS.

IubTlhc5 have TCCOivcl aTger porl0n N hcT fa
,ock OF Goods and viii In few days have them arranged
present stand ~ 800 "
Their Stock comprises some hundred pAetages
BOOTS SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER, TRUNKS,
etc., etc which, having been selected with and bought
on The best terms, will enable them oder inducements
70 purchasers house In this country They respectfully
an eEbaon Of their stock by the Merchants q Virginia aui
NORTH Carolina. promising their best efforts saoiion
6UARLEs BROOKE,
No psafIa Street
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UNissOliTiON or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Partnership
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forward and settle their respective early possible
WIN etleI OF US r. o. HA5KINa,
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N o w Il L A ID Y. -
~ r U II II A L L.

fnse; -.
The following bef from notices by the Pes. Of
:sv'nes copies and afford some Indications Of the aaAJ Of
81" such story could produce who had not
iu' e huh order 1t requires no sift ofpropaecy
predict that l. viii produce ssnison II .ors distinct
sebio.; Il ses. in distractions but with the Twin,
realities Of the present. time and of I'M; oar own land
Here remarkable book book to create profound
sensation We have rssd 1t broueh-the y,une Of ~
psses in sis hours The story IL tol'
with ,,aorcirsry % Interest There srs psss,ses
RBth Hell equal Ia rsse deception 10 snythDs 10 the wo
Ks1e did tae .bound Il 20 man, beautiful imssss .os
be Of the meet popular WORKS ever ued from The Amen
at vii be read With .vdty and extend the .aor. n-isd
III any doubt. te existed in the mind. Of fanny Fsra,
rssees tsr beins woman Of genius Ruth Hal will die
Who read. the fr,t etspter" m Y Courier.
Its beautifully written and possesses shsorbins interest
Pennsylvania Inquirer
bs.ty rsne. over 1t IA s1ice-xs have peru,sd
tGpnJ Ferns novel ss complete si;ee.s and will "a
widely rsso han either volume Of her Sketches"
"The sdmIsrs Of Fanny Fern and ther nsus Is esos
will frd in this ok simple amend. for thg silence .he hs
nsu;auad dung the lsst months IL IL Indeed the
lphl Saturday Courier
lsyr.eu.s Cbrosiels
bath Hall great advance upon thing Fanny Fern hY
beretof.Te ~I.uen' Bat Daily Republican
than thai sd through las; nshtevery page Off aee
fee well psis for ti- time" Bait Patn)t
We do hot betae to gay that destined 20 ste.'s'
fsoo, FEN seem. reality 20 have sfp.sd he. previous
red over tie lspd-n the mansion, feh add Ii.
quiet country Of farmer IL will become a Of
Bou.ehos sod, many will b. the symp.hns and sents
heat that yhi beat uEs0n With that Of the heroine"
Publ.lsdb BY MASON saofaEiass u"
No P.,h N.u Yorh
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Il sEeoyD VOLUME or AND IMPROVED EDITION OF
TIE ENTIRE WORKS OF
j. KENMORE COOPER.
With al hi, Lster correeton ne and Revsons entitled
THE PEOPLES EDITION
vIrH ELABORATE LIFE OF Tbs AUTHOR IN oSr UNIFORM
volume will be published the lst and 18th Of svery month
unl the series 70 completed Elegantly pristed on
Ierior rsrer, manufactured expressly for this
edition. and bound 10 embossed cloth, 10
tasteful aid uniform style
Price for each volume,
OSB DOLLAR.
The PEOPLES Edition will be su.d paper the sIe
quality that used FOX the beautiful edition Of ths Works
of Irving and In similar style Of binding and the volumes
will be sold at the extremely low price OF One Dollar EACH
which Is 20 per lover than thai Of the works of any copy
right suhor presented In the excellent
This carefully revived edition will be handsomely
printed than any the preceding edition.. The semi
uods Ct publication has been adopted the 6st method Of
bns within the aeh Of all classes TINS saordns the
les suent opportunity avail themselves Of the privilege
of securing for very moderate the beautiful and
the perfect Of the Complete Works Of j. Fsniaors
Cooper that has yet appeared
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Publbhedby MASON sRofaERJ.
No % Parh.row, New York

4 GREAT BOOK for the HOLIDAYS.-Just
~ published, by JAMES s. DIcKERsoS, No 697 Broad
wey New Yot,
HAKRY'S VACATION By W. C. Richards. author Of
" A Day in the CrysAl Palace, =" &c &c.
Tts book will be welcomed ny all the boys aud girls
o.. wo,6eiul themselves IL tells about Christ
sit Besehwood and all the adventures and pssmes
the happy gathered there during the On what
done the coos. hi,ehen, sad whst performed 10
the laboratory by old Mr. Oldsuehle What happened tho
Gnte beie them In the storm and upon the frozen
pord duly narrated Having ENJOYED delightful visit,
having leaned ueh that interesting and profitable from
The .ood cid Mr. Odbucfl- they al le Besehvooi hoping
sisin enjoy Merry Chsu as and Happy New
Yer
This book has been prepared with in ord To benefit
well yesse the rtAde OF H. ard With per-
feet oorfdeLee place 1t in the hands OF their children
IL IL illustrated with and spirited engayIgs And
/. for ssle BY booksellers senersly y.
Sent any poet Office upon receiving in price, 81
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EESSSsS%! SvfSIsS Be-: !!t %I!ii.s %FS sI
st.r, and how it |. ye-ed from diS.n,en NJ, Brown
s TO As rsSs rs II s
Duguer Emile de Grsrdn Richard Golden spd many others
srss which tod. 10 boud.ss nearly four million. Of hs
brethren" A. spending FIVE years In Gtsa, Britain during
r and eemuendsd himself to the confidence OF the beet
men IN that country be has returned 70 hs native snd de-
TIE .ahor Of volume just p1bIhed ID Boston, entitled
sieshss ." Pl:ss. and People As,,.d Which RI. T
snR the rop~e M ,.P.S. to the ordinary run Of books OF
COMMUNITY OF SfW1YoRK Aso VIciNfrY~f fs~
We. the invited ysg :, S the
State Tempeee Convention for the Offices Of Governor and
now our to invite yoa 70 TaURDAY the
2lh ir', day % rejoicing and the exhibition Of ass
i I'D 10 Ss IN ii: ESEssS iss'f
Tstrnste oil Of Order Society and cson male
and Tensile for addresses resolutions and mutual coogatus
ton. The public at large one with US In the i~ne, are invited
fohEsf = M SSUs5 TseS.s pEsSY fAI'
jzS Sts SzshfsNi Is%4c oIiy5s,'
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The Hon. Thomas II. Benton, of Missouri, win (by
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ING NEXT, between 3 aud o'clock
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ID A L T II O X l I Y -
I'D THE sECREr FAIRLY OUT
WHO FANNY FERN REALLY Is.
We didn't Let the Cas- out bat Of Der friends have
and since ,nsy vel up and say have
the hifhes auihOffy for saying, that the
LEAVES which rev upon her hasbsnis gave" contain
ysriiable incidents IN her
LIFE HISTORY;
ard tub:sc- relation OF the tryinf scenes
HER OWN VARIED EXPERIENCE.
letetsd with funet erscsnts AID force VIII n b
surpassed. rnv,,r
will therefore Be Understood, and their mission
rreesisd b, the i 10 have heretofore regarded them
NEW EDITIONS JUST ISSUED or
FIRM LEAVES Flint ser.sa fne Ilucrstiors Pries
Ell IS
FERN LEAVES Second series. Q fne illustrations
piice 81 IS.
The above Full Gnt sdes ard E5ees (p~r volume 81
LITTLH FEsN'S OF FASSfs LITTLE FRIENDS.
liusratcns Puee IS cents
The sane, GIT F6les ard Side. Price 81
No secertshle Holiday 5ooks before the Pnshc
''''' MILLER oRTES a MrLLIGAN. PsblisAers.
Aussr ard Badao.
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II n G. T. X R N G. S.
Il THE HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS
BY Charles Edwards Esq. With numerous Illustrations
limo. cloth, 81.
Also.
TIE LIFE OF P. T BARSUM, written BY himself With
Portrait and Illustrators limo cloth 81 IS
PUsLIsaED.
THE HISTORY OF LOUlSiANA-SPASIsH DONNA
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THE HISTORY or LOUISIASA-FRESCH DONIN-
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AlIo. VOC HAVE HEARD OF THEM, being Sketches Of
Eminent Authors. Afsis Ceupos Actors Voealss, ke
ByQ limo cloth with Portraits steel Of Horace Verne
arc Julia Gfisi 81
Also Mr. sIMAs's NEW WORK, SOUTHWARK Ho.
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81 Is,
NOcTTS AMBEOsIANE,. BY Prof Wilson. J. @. Lock
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Notes, ty DR. r shelton Mackenzie. In vols Price s5;
calf 80
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This Of the sweetest tender mos, entertaining
Eevel that we have ever read"
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