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Butte record., 1854-09-30


hazardous to attempt to draw it up with
his teet. This, however he attempted.
With mneh difficulty he arasped the
blade between his tles. and after repeat
led and i9ug continued Efforts, succeeded
at length IN Bringing il within reach of
hrs hands. To cut the cord was but the
work OF moment, and gradually and
silently cSiicatine himself he walked to
tne FIR" and sat down. That ii he
should attempt to recurn home without
destroying his enemies. lie would be
?ufsu danI probably overtaken, when
hls t.s'' would be certain. On the 9th
CT hand, it seemed almost Impossible FIR
a sinsle ad.si'iul to succeed Ia a con
hict with FIVE indians, even though un-
armed ana asleep. II culi not hope
to deal a blow with his kni.e So sil,nlv
and fatally as to destroy each of his Gu
einies in tun without aw kcniar ths
re- rest. heir slumbe.s were p oyerbi-
ally light and restless; and If be failed
with a single one, he mg- inevitably be
overpowercd by the survivors. The
knife therefore was out of the question.
After anxious ref 'ctlon fol a few mo-
iments he formed his plan.
The guns OF the Indians were stack
ed near the fire. Their knives and tom
ahawks were sheathed by their sides.
The latter he dare not touch for fer Of
aronsing their owners but the former
he carefully removed with the exception
of two ami hid them in the woods, where
he knew the Indians were sull ignorant
OF the fate preparing Tor them, and tax
ing one in each hand and resting the
muzzles on log. within six feet Of his
victims, aud having taken deliberate aim
at the head OF one and the heart of an
other, he pulled both triggers at the
same moment Both shot, were fatal.
At the report Of guns, the others
sprang to their feet and q need wildly
about them. Mcconnell, who had run.
to the srot where the ether rifles were
hid, hastily seized one Of hem and fred
at two Of hrs enemies who happened TO
be standing in line with each other
The nearest 81 dead, beng shot through
the centre of the body, tn second fell
also. believing loudly but soon rccov
erlng and limping off as fast as possible
The fifth, the only one that remained
Inhurt. darted off like deer, with
yell that announced equal terror and
establishment. Mcconnell rot wishing
to fight any more such battles lected
his own rih3 from the stock, and made
the best of his way to Lexington, where
ae arrived iu two diys
\ short tine Afterwards, Mrs. Dun
lap, Of Fiyctle. who bad been seve raj
months prisoner among the inIi,n on
Mad river, m de her escape, and return
ID to l. 'xington. She reportei that
.ae survivor returned to lis tribe with
lamentablc ta.e. lie staten that they
had taken fine young hunter near
and brought him as far as
the Ohio; that while encamped on the
bank Of the river a party of white men
had iidien upon them IN the night and
killed his companions, together with the
poor defene,less prisoner, who lay
bound hand AMI fsnt unable either 10
escape or rtsist.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

GoIRs HE ENrERE.-Elder Richards,
one Of the leading Mormon apostles,
lately fell in love with two fair daueh-
tiers of a widow lady in Salt Lake City.
The mother, who was on the shady side
of sixty, bjected to being separated
from them As the Elder was deter.
mined to make bargain, he took the
whole lot.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

How TO AVERT THE ATTACKS OF
MosQUGroEs-An Old pilot on the Ohio
river says: "Never Kill or drive IF a
'skeeter; let him have his ell, expose
your body SO as to get bitten ali over,
after which no 'skeeter will bite you;
for 'skeeter was never known TO place
his sucker in the same place that one
has been in before him, even if it were
fifty years ago" Being bitten call over"
viii therefore prove an effectual RENE
dc
Butte record., 1854-09-30

say- Women, gennraly speaking. are
some oa wants. Give 'cm a silk dress,
and they "do 50 want" fifty dollar
cashmere. Try that on, and they must
have a ten dollar hat After that, brace
lets. caps, gloves, and 30 on. For
wanting all the way from toe top Of their
head to the middle of the week after
next. YOU may put down de lame clear
up to one hundred and tweuty-four IN
the eh,da-and very cool ut that
Butte record., 1854-09-30

DIoeESEs being asked the biting of
which beast was the most dangerous, an
swered, "if you mean wild beasts, It's
the slanderers-if tame ones, the aatter-
ers."
Butte record., 1854-09-30

The cradle is the ballot-box for a wo-
man in which she should deposit her yo-
ter, but not votes This will make a
Worwick of every mother of 'em.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

WORD TWISTING The words that
"1cll'' from an "orators mouth were
taken up uninjured, and attached to
those that chung Oh his lips"
Butte record., 1854-09-30

GENIUS is the father of a heavenly
line but the mortal mother. that is In
du-try -Parier.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

E5g- Don't be aeptimentai-lt is bad
for G. sestiqn Remember, the best ton
ic is fun, and the best physician joker,
For giving tone to the stomach, one
good hearty laugh is worth all the pills
that were ever paid for or patented
Cheeriulness is moral armor. 1t pro-
tects the mind from the javelins of dys-
pepsia, and makes it as impregnable to
the assaults Of duns and unliquidated due
bills, as Gibrater is to pop-guns.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

In Pennsylvania girl is really mar
iageable at fourteen, and boy at six
teen without the consent of their par
ents
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w mrs tNp GESIiENEN.-rRof oifAvLr psvl
nearly half the globe
misfortune and almost death has length
obtaining Of the noted Professor 10 Chemistry NJ
edible which the hair curd
hand Of beautiful nature itself has at to
bwcing ringets that beautiful OF the head
This q" curling the hair and the adding
sccurd be
all lovely Rims.
among fAsh nabe Of the cities c the
Continent the last with perfect and
but for the and almost
eHertions Of Prof. Grau DeNSc would probably
mystery to the world for reIhsps like the
Egyptian method Of rmbamng would haS. died with the rgnN
Of the human family have
those osnAns Rngets that have
tivated their thousands.
The Recipe for this preparation for curling The
be had by Seeding ddr
Iasf patti IHA ULr DErIII6R fdrT.ingt', TrH,abtH
county ohio he located himself amid crowd Of ad
rng receiving the blessings OF all that have used this
aud daily forwarding all rars OF the United
stste,, those wonderful receipts for Curling the hair
q
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- 1870 NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS, AND TIE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY

I'l1 NtkhI,iy1.
IN conformity with long standing ceiling out our
tat period VIII round in 1885,
day l" put down stock Ia such prices ensure
r"" hri"rr the day 81 IlbiC s4rwhat-yrr
nr r-s
We have aisl. our M N,
81 The newest styles 81 this Fails Goods below
have been purchased ai the New York auctions L at M,
unprecedented low prices Uf M, ubr
We have placed a snail profit: ~
Cloths Clssimeres sitinett and Flli-d Cloths
nsced- KENTUCKY and nnebeek J.a > aud kerEcys
fIann,I' Linseys Plans and Cable Twist Krrseys
Fr-bcl, herman and English M-rinos "A prices
Rich Plaid ami Famed ClshmrT-s ard Nn,.srIinr,
super fren-h Plain Nuuy. all shades al
Ualt Plaid Plaid P.rsishs, Chaicy's and %. Iiegc
super Plain and Figured French FsnncIs Tor sac1nc,
Blk BDmbaZnes, Canton Cloth. all
Rich raid, aud Bfccale face aud P0uIt De
BIO ade and Plaid Black Siik quality
b'k "ro ic Nlnr- Tanctls, aUi Satin SwAutinc
san, Moreeiines and rlorences, all coors and qualities
Heal irish P"plins, and English and Rreneh do
heck Bonnet, Cap, iGtesiring and Satin Ribands
High Colurcd and Black White aid and Cling.
hans - '''b
french, English and American CaIco, feb.,p,
Table i,arnask, Table Cloths Napkins ni Doyies
Eje Diapers, Hucksbaek, DoWlas ana Towels
Embroidered Curtains and DrApcry Musiins
Dotted hmbro dercd and Plain Swiss Muslin, dresses
hcii lace and Mnsn french and Scotch Worked Collar,
Muslin and Catnbric Sleeves, Habits and Ploubenp,
Muslin Cambria, Thread AMI Lsie E,gng Inser,nss
Ihbet. Cashmere, rurkrre and Rob Roy ShavIs
Ladies AMI Misses Kid, Silk, Nett. Thbet Le Gloves
n.nts and Boys Buck, Beaver, rhibet and Silk do
adtc' and Dents sk no Shaker and Drawer,
dents Ladies and Chdren's Wool Cotton Silk Hosiery
Whitney Nackauaw, Twied and Dunl Blankets
81. 49, -, ST. c. and 1874 sirpgs and
NLENT1St, CRESsiIAw co,
81, No. % Droid street, corner 9th,
teiO Near Capitol PIuare.
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XNh1TE ZINC pAINES.-Tiefollowin ing facts which
w are the result Of accurate experiment., show
Paints are much cheaper To the than Lead
~" lbs White Zinc Paint applied three coat,
on work, much surface 1905 lbs pa white Lead hut
estimating that IL vii but nifty
that Is sold a. the price pound pure White
then the cost q" painting SitH will be just thirds
Of Painting with L-aj nUi
and beauty ~ Zinc Paints
This argument their relative chrapness) alone should decide
the question In favor OF the Of Zinc Paints bat
merits are Of more Importance.
Whit. Nnc wien hisewater and sui
puous vapor,, retains its original briacy
White irsd quickly turns yellow.
Whit. nc n"iorous Occupied houses may painted
IT, wnu annoyance Ia the inmates from the
smell ~ paints
Apartments jm aHted be slept impunty where
a. according To the hest authorities should
sleeping APARTMENT for three months being painted
with Lead. '
large stock ~ the above, and supply OIL White
Lad Painters Coors Pre Proof Paints Window Glass
stan,ly on hand, for sale low by
je2s W Main Stree, Rissmond.
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GtENTHAI. RAllaOAll-OPEN M STA rNrON
~ Sh~aprst, tssaiut tabi~ and
s-., EVER made for Travelling he prns
LeAinxton, Ar. NS-~N
The Company provided Nth larry additional supply Of
neu Engines aud Passengers Cars have OF
line raasfny hrosVh times "a Wesk. .'s
The the OF the
where various points the scenery 10 m.
view OF surprising gradieur beauty. - >
Ccmmencips ~lth Goth Exprxss Ma. rr.i
viii be run daily between Richmond
mond At S2o A. NJ, and arrive At sAunton n 2so Y.
by this line
the morning. aud arrive the White Sulphur sprnrs prIt
At 6SuPh. o'''s' N@>' N~S
Leave staunton At NJ Richmond NJ no
keturnnE rom the sprnEs, will on,
with the Orange and AMI liz
the fe,er'earE train going seath. ~
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Once RArRR Co. Sept so.h. 1854.
R&R sSESa HNN Rs@ ~

- ofhN 10 MOONS FERRY ROAD. leo MILES.
The regular Passenger Train will DAILY
between RICHMOND and MOONS FERRY ROAD.
Leave Richmond at O'clock A. n Moons Ferry
Road at II ~ NJ .
mond at - o'clock, Pm.
The Train passengers the following pont only:
Robous Coal Field, Torahawk Pc~hatan, Mattoax Chus
Amelia Court House. Wysnok- Jennings Ordinary
Liberty Church Mcherrn. Keysvie brakes Branch Messing
ford Roanoke. Clover and Moons Ferry Road.
Shidrstover 10 and under ID years OF age, prce.
by themselves furnished
passes, that he retained In the Office
Oars. =, - "
PASSENGERS for Lyneh,urs with Railroad at
Through TO Iynchhu-r 81 20
Passengers tor Cisrk,v. MeS.rs. Mos, Co.'S Stages at
Roanoke, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays.
Through 70 GAINESVILLE
X. y HuGHsOS. Ticket AGENT
n R-For the information 81 the purlc prUp,T To
state that ce Two Daily Lines Of
~ The Railroad to DsnvIIr.
Nrol
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THE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DIsCoySRY OF RADwAY A CO.
One REOuLAIoR IL sufficient TO regulate
pancrraa to healthy discharge of their functions
Two viii Insure pleasant discharge
lar period 81 time every day.
Your to sig will thoroughly corrupt and
humors from the alimcDtary canal.
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Every one who Is In the habit Of taxing pills RADwAYy
RR1ULArORS the most pleasant safe, and Geua regulator
the Bowels Liver, Pancreas and the most Certain PA flyer
the Hood IN
One ofRADwAT,s REGULATIONS SUPERIOR point Of medi
cal strength aud eescy TO six Of the most popular and
proved catbartc pills.
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Hrsks %tssfSTTEsS ~ .%.s 4 1
as follows:
TEAMS lx.,s R,ouso>p.
Aet. ia,ion, sunday, r,eep,ed.., 81 An.
rKAias rsr,Ksrrse,
SSc ,S rS daily. Sundays e,eer,edn N
Tas E,Git, and MAJ. Train, Richmond With
M Throreh Tickets to Weldon be the ticket Of
The trains Petersburg e.nnc<, the
Northern Trains for Washington, bAitmers & and With the fir
T:ts 70, Washington. BALTIMORE and Philadelphia, be
nI,s FIJI mob ,ssr to ,,. nm
The Ma. leaving RiehmOnd NJ win stop only =, the
The Mall train leaving Petersburg al On .l stop only At
to take down. at the following points
smps rhE sss aI,s.y kns.ns M. way sta
cSdSsn over Ave and not over iays;i. Of IS
Coored persons serranscar .............. IS
ccored win not he in the h. elias, care
outey requiring their care, which
white persons viii be charged.
are rurchai at the Caee and to persons getting the
servant, travelling by themselves be furnished By their
with that be retained oee
and must be espre, stated on the that thy permit
Fs rs,m viii leave Richmond Mondays. Wednesday. and
~ D.-The Trains wirun by Aehmcnd time.
Once R ArRR Sept so,h. 1854. e-s
S 81 ~ e. ESSz
IT'S rECK CAPTAIN John Davis having complete
savins the wharf at Roctet every saturday, Tuesday and
all the regular isndinr. going and rrurnnr
Passage to Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk "a
each. isis RIO. u.sxrss
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-, tENEH AND ACUTE.
vkR. EDWARD Bi.RECKE.s STANPI NJ u,rruyr H.,
hr 1--we, and Ague, thnErc- Fever Dyspepsia and al,

siIj,o". ,T.c ana Nse 'hnstc- Fever ry-i~r" and
The fopstor Of this Medicine will state whou, or
ear ." 'on,i Aiiction that the STAMPEDE UTITYE h,s
cured more pcrshs where has than ,ny ,
In use for the ahov. diseases medicine has nrbrr
~ nor Qihnr ia us compositions all n, are
VI hriy ehsaeter and highly stimulating nj IN.
s"aiing ~ Their tendency. Persons using mi.
m n"t De Affected by exposure to mo-
linn.
country where the Ague prevails will sdop III n,j
ens as The patient not obliged nn
anu hey may he assured Of speedy rropri ,ot
n, % OF eerheses from those Of the
.aohy hu prefers saying Ia the sick ho-
viii ,v- the inabe proof directions II. u,.
accompany each bottle. W US we
Certificates showing
cine has Cured when all others failed. ~ '
For Dyspepsia all Bilious there IA M,
better Medicine In the market ''
II spe,.. Il,
raj cases Of Rheumatism Gout; these Complaints st,
tablespoonful day. '"Ns
One Bottle OF this hast
Price u per battle.
zdas. 49, - " '" S'N'sH A"' 'ah'
All Wholesale orjers to NEED nj yrcRrR
sole Proprictors, 90 Broadway, New York.
:, Aorrs-Riehmond, ADIE GRAY and BFENErT 4 REERs;
Petersburg, TODD CHRISTIAN Baitimore SETH ANCE
jspI-ly-IyAsI
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS.

RAILWAYS REGULATORS most carefully prepared from
extracts aud gums Of trees plants roofs
pills IN that will act upon the Liver Bowels.
sayary Glands and Nerves so pleasantly AMI rn,cty
the H. RoU,ToHs No pills b length Of
time With The ,se safety TO the onatIon for instead
btatibg iy powerful puyng they Act
pleasantly the bowels aud ipa strength every ne.
and tissue Of the body
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NEW FALL. GOODS.
Uh 'nnTeIN call aiciun 10 their complete Of
II inr.ign and homc .ic by geo l., such as =
Bark ami Cnl"fri French nj rnrIi.l Cloths
Ifenc'i and English DDcskins u C,ssuI-T.
a great variety 1fFancy Cashmere
Velvet aud SIX Vr.iiugs
~" mo- lamb wool ani Silt SHIRT. AMI Drawer.
Mtrno, Lambsw"9 and SIX Ss.cks
Silk aud O-inhrc Handkerchief.
Black and COl0rrd SIN Crtvais
satin stocks and Napoleon Tycs
Linen Shirt G. lliis
SIX and Gingha tnhf.ll,s
c"nred Linen and Cambria Shirnrs
Rich ChrHr silks, -tvlc
Hlsck and ColbTed BryCade silks
PiaI and Checked do
Il-n auI PA Black do
Bltcs Armure and Satin Du Chene
Cnlnnred ard Black M0ir Antique
Rich Paris Printed DE Lame
iltin and Plaid French Mrfiuo
pl',n C"lofei Mous,lin.s
Rich french Chini=
English and American Calicos
Frrnrh and English Furniture do
ZINE Printed Fl,nnel.
nli'k French and English Bpuba1nes
Black Alpaca Lu-lre
Black Love Han icTchief. nd Wells
B.acsT hibet AMI Wool siawIs
siuare and Long Plaid do
ran and Embroidered White Grape do
Grape anil Msrino scarfs
Maltese Habits and sleeves
Maltese AMI IIonan Collars
Carnbfic and Muslin 40
Muffin and Cambria EiEinys and In.er,inys
NIlrncennes and Thr adj
KID bel. and silk Glosrs
Black and KID GAInes
SIR Cotton ani worsted Hosiery
nerere ani Lmbrolieted Handkercheh
IA u AMI Bonnet Ribbons, &c bc
oca ""1N' bs a. ~ q SiaNo,
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NFRynIra rRnpIr


Should take HadwRys Nrno,aiing Itc.ulytn II will t
most nervous weak gloomy detected victim, Of
feel healthy vigorous and happy. Price OF r. r. REsoLv,Sr
per bottle. ~
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HARDWARE,
FAIL IMPORTATION, 1881

FALL IMPORTATION, 1881
f. sSt = e fS; ri.
is
st ss snS sas ps rs
posss, kass, Of Ss. and S.ss; ~, Knives and ,
Scissor. and shears. Of ys.ios, make. and styles.
SSrss as %asn sfpy
"s LGS wfi rim and Tongue Chains
s.s:si SsIia. s%sPS:: and yssp'. , male
Mil, rift, Gross aud Circular Saw,
sh sn and other makes
Hand and Ds:
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nsils
SIs s cs.r .n saG b;ae. and u.m.
Locks. Hing; and Screw, q every 3s;sIIp'ion
aud Counter ssie, Pat Baianes. and seeysds
T h.g .na Manure pro4s ''
As goods CASH
bic S for the
visiting this city, and respectfully invite
10. a. any Tesuiar any the Northern cities
P.s Orders promptly and CAREFUL, attended to.
AI Il,nDWAHEnws are are no. in .sssP. q
a. v,on Sa. Sa % hand.me
,g,Dso M.Isa, such a. 81 LSe.. Hinge Screws. Nails
smiths M,enins and Farmers with sensraas
OF the City and Country Trade Also large and fresh stock OF
consisting OF Bits Stirrups, Buckles
Coach Materials sring and ASles Patent Leather Hog Skins
| Serge. Webbing, Whips, &C.
made
| Europe and America, upon favorable terms.
Having had the OF the last 20 so the
1stter
Hardware, suitable
nia and North Carolina Merchants be found
| house in the United States.
W. respectfully invite an examination Of stock and prices
by Merchants and others visiting this market feeling the
that satisfy the largest class of
SMITH ROBERTS,
Importers OF Hardware, No ~ Pearl street.
ION hand Of l1pyf. rrsf
| and ".ipcbIr" Epi HJ tNfh. au22
| Two Ny CUSTOMERS, rRIt-NDs AND Iiih Hl.I,.-
have resumed business account and
ceving handsome Goods the Hardware
shall continue adi stock from week
full supply Ny Goods will be fresh ard
old goods therefore, politely respectfully
wife friends and the public call
stand c. Main street. rendering each Personal
1 when they shall please 10 call on
| TilE0. ROBERTSON,
| Importer OF HArdWar and Cutlery,
| anl6 No. e. Main
| HIACuiNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supply Of very
WI rin stretched leather GeltinE widths,
Machine Shops FLOUR Nls, ThvshnI Machines, NJ Is
| for sNe by q. J. SiNrON CO,
| auli Sign Of the Circular 81 g, II Main
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PUHCE,.L, LNDD a CO.,

pm
DRUGGISTS.
nIrIR lots to their .sse and
eco superior ia embracing the following part
g. hid. bt,, Madder
70 - NJ vi. y.fni.ht.
io SSi; Sal soaa ''e'
g S ~. ts in%.as %f Ss;l and A'''''
Is bis, SaS"nx vua
~ s Gag: s sn's t.'s do az Mac. ssa cal
g S Ss;se H sspss,: Ss sF'0n
1000 s s.,io P.' Tsn rS, q, Opium
90 SSi.s s!. Ta1Ssa'ins
90 :" Chrome Green and yellow
%na" ss% di Sy n T.n a@ Of" and American
200 i SS'i s %s' ,s Si rss.,., p,n,,n
a' % I ID. Gun Ga; Arabic
10 10 cases case. Color Color; ; gIonn d, In oil
And tn. ITO Ss s,is. yssm p@ssT. May
s ar r ra to the wants of the 'adeao OF which
Ing Particular and attention PICKING
v,,,, DRUGGISTS, w. Main street corner 'i,l,
?. JOHNSTON M p mnoGI,th ME nnnns: Ar
ls M a%s s. OF drugs. Men.. cA.m
ii sS SS iii Ssn
% D.; na die, Paint. and Color; hes. M,ase
Chrome Green kpscm Sail.
spanish nrosn Sup. cart sods
nrni,i,n Red English Il. fined iiorax
pIu.,!an Bi@s: Roti.n Stone sulphur
IIs%E n.st: 81 soi Ss'A'
r Mp F,:s o. %h %;.5s s@ s!,' y
ho s.ee; OIL Tanner. or Machine Lamp Oils. quail ties;
s:s: sS s'f: ,Sf 1 o. FS,Ss a.. fg%
esi shaving and washing Soaps, &c &c.
They a.; ". sSsr n. following popSl. medicines
nd
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
QUARI.fS & BROOKE.


QUtRl.fS & BROOKE,
No. rs Pearl STREET, Rich,nond, Va,
public
have received Of the largest Stocks SPRING
accommodating every thing
the Shoe Hat and Bonnet line
be too tedious for Merchants visiting
will please give call,
terms AS any louise in this or other market mh9
ATOrICE.-The Partnership by The
~ !. this day dissolved by mutual consent
RICHARD ILL., "a, will all liabilities OF
ther Of the partners Jill receive what due them
BILLY W. TALLY.
THE SUBSCRIBER In leaving Richmond his thank,
his friends who have conaded helr
hopes they will continue their favors MesHs HILL
Lingo. B. W. TALLEY
RICHARD HILL ia. and EDWARD @. RAWLINGS At the old
stand on Main street, below the Banks will
out OF Negroes Renting Houses Collecting Of Claims
RICHARD HILL, a.,
EDWARD @. RAWLINGS
RICHMOND February I. lsa.-fe9
tltls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iridium zinc and pa ted
PEN warranted not TO eorrode. This Pen principle
entirely combining all the
cleaners Of quill with six times durability PEN
and thus entirely obvatipg tie only objection that
invaluable article in Offices, they vping
and Schools they III not spaer the
and are warranted anticorrosive. For sale by
my2 No. SO N,in sire ct, opposite CITY Hotel
UlIsSOI.tTION or COPAUTNEltsIIIP.-The CopartneT.
~ ship heretofore existing between the
the style of Buch r. shaer, is this by mutual
solved SAMUEL g. BURCH.
The anairs Of the will be settled by me
SAMUEL 9. BURCH.
~ Intending close business will hereafter sell out my
stock OF Ready Made Clothing, AT COST, Tor cash.
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HitOOf>, IsEI.I 4 CO., M. ~ Pearl -.
GREAT STOCK or FiLL AND WINTER 70.
REIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
AVE received, and ready exhibit
w Tor this All It is certainly the greatest
nl,nc NE have offered
ted goods this season. largely
believing he OF Ourselves
particular juncture in commercial auars when
into this greatly exceed demand and
amount OF h' class goods forced the through
in New York and Boston, rely principally
uTon American markets both Foreign
Rcinr the this city for C,e
anG and PULLED Cloths made We
popular Gods th- Eo, favorable and have
good stock on hand through the season
W. invite their
tcn and also invite others huy here give
missing good bargains. Terms usual
BROOKS ELI.
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~ phia Via Nort6lk. I'm
The Measses VIRGINIA. Captain David TEAL sed- nYRN
pssr Tan NSfL GaSla. Captain James Bayunore, sf<i-
"tr CITY or RHHNOSD. Captain z Mitchell. ~
of these splendid viii Rchond Tor thA
MedLssday at high water, touching At Guy ron.
and Norfolk receive freight and Returnnr leave
rhAdcrhis every Wednesday, AT 10 ocet M arriving ~
charge their cargo.
These splendid expressly for this ne
and exeron has comhne strength speed
They provided With "frane Patent Metallic Lite bo~set
nrsaie Abes and attention paid by acomoda
Captains to the comfort and the Of
goods.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through TO New York. 90
Passage to Philadelphia and found, st cabin 70
Do do not found. Csnd eabinJ 10
New York consult their BY taking
this route for independent Of being cheapest and sAe 10
BY fa- the most pleasant route.
this ne We have entered Into to forward goods
through with dispatch.
suio Il. H. FUTILE. Agent the Dock
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Whole nupal beds
and rEIet wiz ind lt"dwsys "o,npg Hcsornt
hovar and n'goraor % the diseased disabled parts All
unoundnes removed In few every the
TEN restored 10 health, strength and vigor.