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STEALING SronEs.-On complaint of Al

STEALING SToNEs.-On complaint of Al
Wis Kicks, city contractor for paving streets, a
boy named Augustus Miller, was brought before
the Mayor. yesterday. to answer the charge OF
stealing paving stones the property the city Mr..
Kicks stated that some twenty cart loads had been
stolen from Goth street, but that he did not believe
that the party accused had been guilty of the of.
fence. In one instance, however, he had caught
him, though even then the prisoner may not have
known that he was guilty of theft. He did not
wish him punished, but merely desired to break up
the practice too common among certain classes,
of robbing the city on every occasion Augustus
was duly admonished of the improperly of such
conduct by the Mayor, and then discharged.
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Auction NoTicE.-Attention is solicited
to our sale THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock.
fec ALEX. MOTT 4 CO., Aucts
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To THE CITIZENS OF RIcHMOSD.--The
undersigned, conscentously persuaded that his ex.
periepce. assistant 20 Mr.. Blair fwho declines
reelection,) would enable him to perform efficient
Iy the duties pertaining to the Office of HIGH CON.
STABLE, sfers hmse If candidate for the suffrages
of his fellow -cifzens Should they confer npou him
the honor of election to that Office he viii exert
himself the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully
fe 7-tde* 4. j. LAKELAND.
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EAHyonD's SEREsADERs are amusing large
audiences vifh their varied advertisements ct Odd
Fellows Hall every night. An Idle hour may be
pleasantly spent in listening 20 them.
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MARYLAND.-A bill fixing ten hours as the period
of daily labor in the cotton and wooden factories,
has been reported in the Maryland Legislature.
Apetition signed by some $500 names of persons
in Baltimore, in opposition to the prohibitory liquor
law, was presented to the House of Delegates Of
Maryland last, Tuesday. Considerable excitement
and surprise were manifest at the extent of the
movement.
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The veteran and venerable THOMAS F1TzpAT-
&C., Indians who has been some weeks in Wash
ngton, on business connected with his agency, died
Tuesday morning, at Browns Hotel, of pneumonia.
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my friends and feowcitzens for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE. in the city of Richmond at the ensu.
ing election Should it be their pleasure to elect
my ability.
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BRACELET FoUND.-The fair owner of
the lost bracelet advertised by ua, viii please send
to the office and get ii.
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GENERAL AGESCY.-F'RAHK q. RUrFIS,
Secretary Va. State Agricultural Society, and NJ
AUGUST offer their services to the public an GENE,
RAJ AGENTS for the sale and purchase of LANDS
in Virginia and the Southern aud Western States.
Ofice-st the Office Of the Virginia State Asricutu.
raj Society," No. ll5 Main street.
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MONROE WARD.

By the request of my friends, announce
myself candidate for the office of HIGH CONSTA.
BILE of the City Of Richmond, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
fe6-dtd| u.s.. B. TINSLEY.
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

- The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Go verno
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
ever IN this city, and is prepared to do this descrp.
ton of PRINTING ON a. reasonable terms az else
where In the city, a. well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens
q Plain and fancy CARDS for SALE ja-dtf
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RICHMOND LIGHT DRAGONS
~ NOTICE.-An persons having in their posses
son any Arms end accoutrements beloneine To the
Richmond Light Dragons, are requested to return
them to the former O. g., VIM o. GEORGE at his ne.
sdence, on Srd, between Main and Franklin streeta
the company having disbanded on the 9Th inst.
9-ts LIP. ELLIS. Sec,v.
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spI RIT OF THE PRESS.

The leader of the Wing is commentary upon
article In the Westminster Review, in exposition
of the superior advantages of individual over State
enterprises The Wing assumes that c6scial;sm is
the pest of the Republic, and wishes there were not
government official upon the continent of Ameri-
ca-or If they be an indispensable evil, that they
were reduced to starving wages. The employment
of official agents in the management OF public
works is deprecated. In another article the Wing
continues the discussion of the gauge question
The Enquirer surrenders Its editorial columns to
the publication of the highly interesting account OF
the library of John Randolph of Roanoke which
appeared originally in the Southern Literary Mes.
senger, from the pen of Hugh B. Grigsby, OF Nor
folk The Enquirer adds:
"We believe a large and choice portion OF the
library of Mr.. Randolph is now in the possession OF
Mr.. Grigsby. Mr. Grigsby is himself the victim OF
consuming passion for books, which an ample Ior'
tune and an abundance of leisure have enabled him
to crafty to excess. His library exhibits, we sus-
pect as choice and valuable collection OF books as
can be found in any private library In the State
We can understand the zest with which. In the fol-
lowing communication, he revives his recoiiection
OF Mr.. Randolph's magnificent library"
The Penny Post alludes to the great advantage
which the Virginia Central improvement offers
over all competitors, in the comparative shortness
of the route to the sea. The Post does not deny
that Baltimore will finally succeed in gaining the
advantage of the leading improvements, but the
question u.s. "cannot the great Virginia Central inn
provement, with these enormous advantages of
distance in its favor, compete with Baltimore for
this trader Is the terror of Baltimore to keep US
entirely out Of the ields We can always, other
things being equal get to sea ten hours before she
can, and one is enough"
The Mail quotes a resolution offered by Mr.
Mayo last Monday in the House of Delegates, rel
alive to the suppression of small notes. The Mail
sees an air of determination about the resolu.
ton which indicates that the mover is tired Of
waiting for the remedy-a feeling in which the
Mail participates.
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Thomas j. EVANS, ATTORNEY AT Law.
Practices in ell the Courts of the city Of Richmond
and the county of Henrico
Office moved to Wing Building, corner of Cover
nor aud Franklin streets. fe SLIM
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WASHINGTON ITEms.-It is believed that the vote
will be taken in the Senate the Nebraska bill next
week. Some twenty northern senators have signi
fed their willingness to vote for the bill-among
them the two from New Hampshire. Mr.. Everett'
it was announced, would speak against the bill yes
terday.
The Cabinet has not yet acted on the Gadsden
treaty, and probably will not until after the receipt
of further advices from Mexico.
Lord Mountcastle, from Ireland, is in Washing
ton, attracting considerable attention.
The mechanics ut the Washington Navy Yard are
moving for an increase of wages.
The Washington papers are in raptures at For.
rests performances in that city. He appeared as
Richelieu on Tuesday night to full and fashiona.
BILE house. Eliza Logan is playing at the Varieties
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EVERY MERCHANT SHOULD SUB

II En- MEhCHANI SHOULI SUE
IL SCRIBE.-HUNT'S MERCHANTS MAGA-
ZINE, for February, contains the fifth of Mr. Enoch
Hale's series of historical essays on the Commerce
of the United States;" article on " Sub Marine
Blasting - report of the ''Trade aud Commerce of
Baltimore in 1858 p and biographical sketch with
ventor of the coach lace and Brussels carpet looms
Several important decisions questions of mercan-
tive to railroads. mining, banking. &C., are also Civ
en-. This magazine is unsur passed, perhaps une-
qualled by any similar publication in the world and
is almost Indispensable to every intelligent mer-
chant.-N. Y. Com Adv.
Subscriptions received by MORRIS,
fe9 Main at.
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GEO. w. TOLER.

NoTIcE.-At the solicitation of many
friends and acquaintance. hereby announce myself
a.candidate for the office of HIGH CONSTABLE of the
city of Richmond.
fe Sts d. BAKER, JR.
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE HoxE-
STEAD COMPANY will be held this evening at the
American Hotel at u O'Clock. at which time twenty.
five cents per share 10 required to be paid ir BY or.
der of the President. fe 9-iis
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N. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Ofice-as above. fe 8--ts
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James Marin, who was last week found guilty of
manslaugher in causing his wife's death, has been
sent to the New Jersey State prison for four years.
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HIGH CoNsTABLE.-We are glad to see
that DAVID BAKER. JR has consented to become
candidate for this Office at the ensuing election
better selection could not be made he il active
and energetic and out of business, and will make a
good officer.
fe 7-8ts MONROE WARD.
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= 3 CARTTR.

NoTIcE.-I am Candidate for the Office
of HIGH CONSTABLE Of the City of Richmond.
fe 3-dts JOHN r. REEVE.
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Protection BUILDING FUND COMPANY
The regular Monthly Meeting of the Company will
be held the 10th of February, at ~ O'clock r.
at office 9Th street, under Messrs. Stebbins Darrs
colt Co.'s Store.
The first monthly instalment Of one dollar on each
SHARE must be paid on or before the day ofthe rezu
lar meeting.
The Secretary be found at the Bookstore of Mr..
James Woodhouse, 139, Main street, where the con.
stitution be signed by those who have not done
VIM. A. BUFFERS,
fe -tl0th Secretary.
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NoTIcE.-We invite attention to our large
sale of DAMAGED Day GooDs to take pIsce at Messrr
Chas. Hartwell Il Co IS Store on Broad Street. THIS
MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
KENT, PAINE KENT,
fe 9 Auetioueers
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Sale conducted by
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LECTURE AT ArHENEuM. - Professor
scHEIE DE WE'RE delivered his second lecture at
the Atheneum on Tuesday night last, to large,
attentive aud fashionable audience in continuation
Of the subject sketches or Life in the Vegetable
World We shall undertake to give no outline of
this beautiful and interesting DISCOURSE filled as 1t
was with rich imagery, polished language and anu
sing anecdotes, for we feel that any attempt to do
would but mar its fair proportions and do injus-
tice to the polished lecturer. WHO'S owery speak
er, ripe scholar and thorough master of the SUBJ
ject he discussed. We have never listened to a
lecture with more satisfaction than the one of Tues.
day night, nor have we ever seen an audience more
enraptured and spell-bound by any speaker. His
description of vegetable life-its culture, growth,
respiration circulation, ETC., was accurate-so
true to nature, and yet 80 clearly and beautifully
defined, that we could have listened to him for
hours without growing weary of the lecture or the
subject treated on by him. Tonight he concludes
his series on the same subject, and we advise the
attendance of all who have any desire to know any
thing of vegetable life" or who have any relish
for intellectual entertainments of very high order.
Single tickets IS cents-each additional one IL 1.2
cents-to be had at the door of the hail.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
IN COMMENCEMENT FOR THE YEAR.
UP TO JANUARY, 1854:
Amount of Assets Jsnuary LIST, 1853 was. %
Premiums Interest &c, received dur
ing the year 1853, was................ 3s455s 40
$1,o21, 2S7 81
Disbursement for losses by death, int.
rest paid and all other expenses..... 207, 1872 81
Accumulated fund ................'.... $814,GH %
ASSETS.
Cash on hand, Bonds and Mortgages N
York State Securities, &C., amount to. $500 222 Is
Notes received for 40 per cent. premi.
um on Life Policies bearing interest. 305822 p
Total assets. ........................ $sI4044 95
This being Mutual Insurance Company all profits
accrue for the benefit of the insured.
. For Insurance, any farther information call at
the Baptist Book Depository.
CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent.
N. B.-Snce have been acting as agent for this
Company have paid losses six policies, the sum
of $25, 500, in a few years.
fe9 c.. W.. Agent
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ArroRTIoSlNo RxPR EsEH1ArloE -.
Twelve munshs ago, the City Council, q order 10
poll the vote Ia Mdnroe Ward, determined to al.
vide that ward into two-Monroe and MarshaIl-
out made no arrangement ct thaf time for giving
Zach faif representation It the Council Boards,
~ directed by the charter of the city. Since them
Especial Committee has been appointed to consider
the subject Of re-arrangipg the Wards and on Mon.
day evening last a. our readers are aware, that
Committee reported adversely to changing the geo.
graphical limita OF the four Wards, AZ at present
laid OF but in favor Of experiencing the representa-.
ton IN the Council according to the number of vo-
tiers in each Ward taking the votes cast at the last
elections as data upon which to base their calcu-
lation. Finding BY doing this. and retaining the
number fifteen, that Madison Ward would be en-
titled to fue members, Monroe to four, jefferson to
three and Marshall to ree and not feeling disposed
to curtsi the representation In Jefferson Ward to
such an extentas the calculation indicated to be me-
cessary, the Committee resolved to recommend an
increase OF the number of members to seventeen,
giving Madison Ward fee, and each of the others
four, and to carry outthat resolution, recommended
that the city delegates Ia the General Assembly be
instructed to apply for an amendment OF the char
ter at once. When the report was made, the Coun-
eli were not prepared to act upon IT, and 1t was
therefore laid upon the table and ordered to be
printed for the use of members.
This subject will no doubt be called up again at
the next meeting of the Council and every mem
Der must face the music, whether it be agreeable
or not The city charter makes it imper alive on
the Council to apportion the representation of
each Ward according to the number of voters re-
siding therein and twist and turn the subject you
WILL change must be made to meet the require
ments of the law. We shall regret extremely to
see old Jefferson Ward curtailed in her power, for
she has received but few appropriations that were
not for the general good but if the present geo.
graphical lines of the four wards are preserved,
and the Council Is compelled by law to apportion
representation according to the number of voters,
| thoro ia mr. holp for ar ms a
however, that some new scheme will be passed at
the next meeting, preserving the rights of ALL and
yet complying with the law, and if this can be
done, we feel assured that 1t will receive the
dial support of the members of the Select Com
mittee, who have already reported on the subject
In the mean time we would advise the delegates
from the first ward to put their heads together and
devise some measure to save their representation.
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Ar meeting of the Stockholders Of thu
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpite Company
held at Broad Street Hotel the 8th Of Hebrusry.
J. Saunders and John B. Crenshaw appointed Secrs
taries.
There being many of the stockholdsrs sbsep. n
consequences of the inclemency of the weather. Il
was determined to adjourn to meet To- DAY Thur
dayI ut II o'clock, ct the same place. fes-n
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PRQrEssIoHAL CAKp.--DR. NAssRY Il.
vices that the time allotted II N present Mn hsr
10 dFawiDf % elose. he win merely "a TIT ~.
sons afflicted With almost any CHKOAIC DleEk0E
have nov On Opportunity rarely offered them. - -
Either GREATLY REtfEyED OF oueaL = crRe
Those Interested eaE have simple evidence u S. Ne
IN the persons of tbs afflicted n th36 civ
not approve pr Ms system Of msdieAI psscfies, e
ter examination. -
Once. Augusta House. Main street., between III
and 9th sts. 70 9-fws
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a. FOR RENTING twO-story House
Ea on 2eth street. Church Hill. with rooms, three
fire places sundry closets and other convenience
gether with kitchen and cow house, all just built
and in ORDER
Also a House with rooms s Closets &C., well
of water in the yard and large lot of ground attach
ed adjoining Fairfield Race Course. Apply imme-
diately to HUNDLEY BRO.
Franklin street.
FOR SALE-3 we'll located BUILDING LOTS on
Church and Union Hills.
fe 9-Stk I'll. 4 B.
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LADIES AUCTION PosrPoNED.-On ac-
count of the weather, the Ladies' sale Of fspcv DRY
GOODS was postponed until This tTHURSDAYj
Morning, at 10 o'clock.
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as4c-sz.m1h FREIGHT, FREIGHT
Boats ROSE, CABELL and MO-
BILE running weekly between Richmond and
Tye River, and will receive freight for that point
Scottsvie, Lynehburg or any other place on the
canal Engagements solicited for these boats for
the freightng of iron, plaster lumber, machinery,
any article not liable to damage
w. F WALDROP, Agent,
Richmond Planning Mill, 9th street, rear Paper Mill
fa m
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NOTICE.-The person who took val
IN liable BAY STATE SHAWL. on Wednesday
last. the LIST instant, from M McEvoy's Soiree at
Boshers Hall, and left in exchange a small one of
inferior quality will confer favor by leaving it at
sai- Hall where the one left may be obtained
fe 9-ts
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mo THE CITIZENS AND STRAN.

BAKERS NO. l PREMIUM CHOCO-
~ LATE and COCOA, for sale by
fe Q M RTrprON
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CART. 6lMs.-The Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company have honored themselves
and afforded m evidence Of their apprecia-
ton Of faithful services and their liberality in
rswsrding them, by increasing the salary Of
Capt. +. E. BIAs thspssssnger train captain
Of their Isne. This act was done at recent
mssting. The ofdcsr. whose merits they
hsve acknowledged Ia this marked manner.
4 one Of the most deserving railroad agents
No svee knew.s He h both faithful and po-
pslas. He bslongs 70 60 ahead Inns, and
though - = always Wide swake and knows
what - = abost his own go-ahsaditivensss
= illustrated q rs veil known motto, LIST
~ hpl's
1hseasssatts Aisxapdria and OFsnSs Railroad
~ sensnss rnsalss . oraaSs coart Honss
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FAIR FAIR The Ladies of ST. Pc
rER's (Catholic1 CoNGREGATIoN have fhe honor to
inform their friends and the public generally, that
they will open a FAIR, for the benefit Of their
Church, at LAFAYETTE HALL, in this city, on
MONDAY evening, 9Th of February, and continue to
hold the same during the week.
As they have elegant array of beautiful and val.
liable articles they confident the patrons of the
Fair will be pleased with this occasion to conTibute
towards the audab!e object for which the proceeds
will be devoted while in return they obtain some.
thing worth possessing for their money
The Ladies sorry say that the di hculty. not
anticipated, of having 1.-The Mirror Of the Fair I"
prin, ed in time. will somewhat retaTd its appear.
ance but due exertions will be made to bring t cut
as ss possible.
The doors will be opened each evening at seven
O'Clock. Also during the day
Admittance ticket for the duration of tho Fair, TO
be had at the door 25cenfs. fest
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FORM or PROXY.


Tor wei hereby appoint ---------------.------
my Tor curl proxy. with fell power and authority to
represent me Tor us) and vote for me Tor usl npob
any stock in general meeting eft stocshoiders
OF the Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
to be held at King and Qneen Court House, on he
9Th day of February next. hereby nsestina my -
proxy with all the power and authority which
Witness my hand and seal this ----- day OF -----,
fsxAL.I
Norg-The proxy must be acknowledged before
Magistrate or Notary Public, and certihed b. him.
or attested BY two witnesses ta2e-esshEes
CTAK CANDEES.-5O boxes, q superior
~ quality, landing from steamer, for sale "
fe5 WiLLIAM5 nAG.
CTORAGE. = EUSTACE q APPLE
~ YARD. hsyins large house on the nssiu. where
I'll dSayase viii be wyed on goods coming BY Csnal,
viii receive storage On the most accommodating
terms. fs6-lw
ALD RYE WHISKEY.--lO barrels ~
Gg'r''' quality 81 az 3 ALLEN Co
CEWING BIRD6--EleGaut silver pla-
~ ted Sewing Birds With acssw eushieas attached.
s4 zlmMEliaAM
DETER6, MARTIN e Co. Cessna
= SION AND yonwAnpINe mgncpAkfs.
o9es On l5th stres1 eppoaee oheekes Weseaeaee
TIRE UuzGKG-IAere slao, fbt hoko
svsno - 6un6sies. - - n -
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER.
IL SHIP.-In consequence of the withdrawal OF
H. z. THOMAS and JOS. A BONN, from the firm oil
THOS. G. LITTLE l. CO., Baltimore, the Co-part-
nership existing between the above firm, and r. J.
CHRISTIAN, of Richmond, was dissolved on the LIST
instant.
Richmond, Feb. 7th 1854. fe 9-lt+
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILR0AD.--
At meeting of the Commissioners Of tho Richmond
and York River Railroad on the 18th Of JAM 1874 st
the office of Jas. Lyons Esq.-present: Jas. Lyora
ii. Maury, Charles Dimmock and Abraham Warwick.
Mr. Lyons was called to the Chair, and Capt. DIM
mock made Secretary.
1t appearing to the Commissioners that more than
$500 shares Of the stock of this Company had besn
subscribed for by individuals 'ssclvent and sbe to
paw" it wss
Resolved Ist., That the books for subscription be
closed.
be called at King and Queen Court House, the 9th
dsy of February, 1854
Reso,red, 3d., That the annexed DO the form
proxy for said meeting
Resolged. 4th That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published In the Richmond pspers.
JAMES LYONS, Chairman.
CHARLEs DIMMocK, Secretary.
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NEW RlCE-5 tierces receiving, for
IN sale by
fec RADCLIFFE Il DOUGLASS
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kksy - go g
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ERESH VENISON HAMS.-eOOO lbs.
l. fresh Venson Hams receiving this day. for sale,
fe9 RADCLIFFE Il DOUGLASS
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a MOST VALUABLE AND DESI-

R00 COCOA NUTS, just received and
COO for sale BY 8. BONAvITA 4 co
Ho No. 76 Main etreet
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COfFEE.-360 bags prime Rio, 100 bags
~ prime Laguayra, 100 pockets prime Java, 30
quarter and half bales Mocha COFFEE. Receiving,
for sale by
fe LEWIS WEBB SON.
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THANKFUL to the public for the very
y; liberal patronage heretofore received we take.
this means of giving notice that we shall be ready in
few days, at our new store with largely increased
facilities again to serve them.
fe 8 C. HARTWELL 4 CO.