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.JoHN H: sUTHMANN: Importer and

u Dealer I'm Wine, Brandy, Cigars, &c,
Pennsylvania avenue, south side between Four
snd-a-Half and Sixth streets has received his fun
stock and assortment of the above, consisting in
part Of
Madeira, Sherry, Port OF various grades, Cham
payne, in quarts and pints, different brands.
great variety Of Rhine Wine, some OF Il
sparkling.
Also, 81. Persy sparkling red and white Claret
at prices from 50 so per dozen TO the highest
order.
And numerous other kinds Of Wine.
Also, very superior Cognac, pale and dark;
Scheidam Gin, Jamaica Rum, fine old Whis-
key, Irish Malt, Cordials, and Havana Cigars.
Dec 20-2tawifSw
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Gelegraptie.
From the Associated Press--through the
House Line.
Libel suit.

New York, Dec. 2l.-The jury in The case OF
Shelton Us. Fuller. Of the New York Mirror, a
suit for libel, brought in a verdict against the
plaintiff The damages are assessed al $3.50.
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Death OF a State Senator.

PHILADELPHIA, December 21.-Hon. Levi Foul
krod member of the State Senate from the fourth
district of Philadelphia, died this morning, at his
residence, in frankfort, aged about 80 years.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A
IL Parlor and one or two Chambers, on the first
floor and on the second floor two Chambers.
May be had separately, or the whole together.
Missouri avenue, between Al and 9th streets.
Dec iA-StA
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New YORK, Dec. 2l-The weather is modera-
ting here and 10 the eastward with slight fall OF
snow. AT ST. Johnsburg, Vermont, yesterday, the
thermometer was $50 bslow zero
SALEM, New JERSEY, Dec. 2l.-There has been
quite heavy fall of snow here, but the weather
is now moderating.
PHLADELpHIA, Dec. 2l.-The weather is not so
cold as yesterday. We had slight fall of snow
this morning, but il is now clear.
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~ REAT COMPLAINTS having been
W made Of the irregularity of the running ofthe
boats between Washington and Alexandria, for
the accommodation of the public, the undersigned
has determined TO run the steamer GEORGE
PAGE as follows, viz:
From Washington, ct, 8, 81, and III a. m; 1, 8,
and Al, p. m.
From Alexandra, IT, 50, 1Ot, a. m; 12t, 2, 4,
and 81, p. m.
Omnibuses connecting with the boat will leave
the corner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue al 6, u, 81, and IL, m; l2a, "a, and "A,
p. m.
Nov 7--tE GEORGE PAGE.
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Mrs. 4. Il. ALEXANDER can accom-

wi modate few Gentlemen with Board; or
Lady and Gentleman, on | street, between 90 h
and 7th, No. 500. The House is situated short
ments. Nov loft
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Loss or Immigrant shi pm airline Disasters.

NEW YORK, Dec 2I. The ship 81. Patrick is
ashore at Barnegat, New Jersey coast. She had
400 passengers from Liverpool, all of whom are
saved and are coming TO this city in lighters. The
vessel is insured for $4,000, ard has full cargo,
the insurace on which is not known.
LATER.
The st. Patrick went ashore at 6 o'clock on
Tuesday evening, two miles south of Barnegat,
during foggy weather Il is thought that the yes
sci will prove total loss, as she has bilged, with
seven feet of water in her hold. Most Of the pas
sengers have arrived here in schooners.
CAPE ISLAND, NJ, December 2l.-The schooner
Isabel went ashore this morning opposite Congress
Hall, and will probably be lost. The crew chung
TO the rigging till daylight, when they were rescued
by citizens, who went TO their relief in whale
boat.
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Failure.

ALBANY December 2l.--Messrs. Owen 81 Co.
extensive produce dealers, in Oneida county, have
failed for heavy amount.
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4 RTICLEs of Utiiity.-Christmas Pr,

A RTICLEs of Utility.-Christmas Pre-
IA sents !--STEVENS, Browns Hotel, has a
fresh, large, and elegant assortment Of Gents
Scarfs, Napoleon Ties, Hsndkerchiefs, Cravats,
Gloves, &C. Of the best quality and latest importa.
sortment complete and Of the best qualify and at
the lowest prices. Sales Room, Browns Hotel
lac 01--1fif
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VARIETY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
QUILTED BOTTOM and PATENT LEA.
W THEIR BOOTS.-The undersigned has
just received fine assortment of the above Boots.
His general assortment of Boots and Shoes for
Gentlemen is large, embracing all the modern
styles Great care has been taken TO have
them made Of the best material and workmanship.
Purchasers will find II TO their advantage TO give.
him call.
GEO. BURNS,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Adjoining Pauerson's drugstore.
Dec News
w hundred and fifty ex-
wv ira fine Gold and English and Geneva
Watcher pocket Chronometers, &c, for both La
dies and Gentlemen.
Persons in want of superior time-keepers will
find our as orment for variety style, quality, and
cheapness unsurpassed in this country.
M. W. GAIT 81 BRO,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Dec 12-6t
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DINE APPL e, Brandy, and Canada
JIG Cheese.
LAWS Norton's brand Pine Apple Cheese, prime.
Superior Brandy Cheese, ID. Jars.
Do Canada do I and 1 ID. Jars.
English Dairy, imitation Gloster and Cheshire.
Parmesan Cheese, cake, in prime order.
Do do grated in glass jars, Id. each.
For sale by SHEKELL BROTHERS,
Dec 13-3tif No. 40, op. Centre Market.
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THE UNDERSIGNED would respect
IL fully inform his friends and citizens gene
rally that he has resumed the Grocery business,
and is now located at the corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue and Thirteenth street, where will be
found choice selection Of Groceries, Teas,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c.
Special attention is invited TO his assortment OF
Teas, Liquors, and Cigars.
The above goods are all Of the best quality aud
for sale very low for cash.
r. d. TwEEDY,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street,
south side. Nov 3-dlwdyeolw
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A NCHOVIEs 9, Varieties, and shrimp
IA Pasts.-Anchovy Paste, genuine, in jars.
Anchovies in sauce, in pickle, and salt.
Essence Of HOLSTERS, Anchovies, and Shrimps.
Just received by
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
Dec 13-3tif No. 40, op. Centre Market.
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$4,000 90
24,64O 90
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him, and put an end to the school. The
teacher, some months subsequently. sued
the Directors fol $50, the amount he
would have been entitled TO receive had
he taught his term out. The case was
tried by a jury and argued fully by good
counsel on both sides, and resulted in a
judgment against the Directors for $50
and costs. The Directors refuse to pay
the Judgment, and so the matter still lies.
The question is, whether the Township
Board of Education ought to make pro.
vision for paying said debt?
Ans,Der.-In section "a, it is declared
that ''the debts which have heretofore
been contracted by any school distric,
for school purposes, shall@be provided
for by the estimates of the proper School
Boards created under the provisions ol
this act.'' ~ ss..
The debt for which said judgment oI
$50 has been rendered, was contracted
by said district No. 5, through its agents
the local Directors. prior to the passage
Of the new School Law. If said teacher
was excluded from his school by the
wrongful act of the Directors, and thai
act was willfully done by them, they rem.
dered themselves individually liable, and
their office cannot protect them. But il
they acted in good faith, and with the
sanction of the inhabitants Of the district
believing said teacher to be wholly unE
for the important trust which he had un
dertaken 10 discharge, then they did mo-
thus render themselves individually liable
The rule laid down in the books or
this subject is, that officers required by
law to exercise their judgement, are no
answerable for mistakes OF law, or mere
errors Of judgement without any fraud o.
malice. jenkins us.s Wa'dron, tI1ih John
sons Reports ia.
a' Section 8 OF the new School Law
makes it the duty Of local Directors e
employ as well as to dismiss teachers 70
such reasons as they deem sufficient.
1t should be borne in mind that tn,
school funds now applicable to the pay
ment OF teachers wages in said district
cannot be used to pay said judgment
The provision, if made at all, must b,
made under section 22 Of the school law
H. H. BARNEY,
Commissioner of Common Schools.
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National Road.

We understand that the committee oi
the House have reported in favor Of leas-
ing out the National road to Joseph Coop
,er for $4,000 per annum. for ten years.
Mr.. Cooper proposes to keep the road in
repair as at present. The State. instead
of being burdened with the expenses and
care Of the road-instead OF any possi-
bility Of running in debt for il hereafter
will by this arrangement obtain hand
some revenue from the road. The Legis.
latnre will no doubt make some such ar
rangement.-Sfatesma
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Probate Notices

NOTICE is hereby given that ssttlsdasak -.
IN counts have been filed in the ofkee a. -,
Probate Judge Of Monroe County 0hios bR -
Joseph Garrstt,; jrs, guardian Of 6am1sl GU.
more-6nal:
John Grifh.h. guardian Of Sarah JsDs Aadss-.
scn-- final: islN lisasfsa 2 ~ es3Es8g
Caleb Morrison, guardian Of Asbury MesTieeA
final: 6s.,asss sse.sa.sass $50 Il afff9e
Israel d. Riley. guardian Of Rachel Aap 1lssx
final: - = 10
IS Thomas Cumming. executor Of &ahs Aada-.
son-partas ssfsffsli sai "a Is Ia ssf1Sts, 8
John D, O'Copnor. administrators Of Daniel N.
Clark-partial: ,.ss,s ~ - 3 s.
Frederick Muhlemsnn. asinihistrasor Of JnSstA
link final: 9, z g @iss - ss,f ~ s,Sis fiss-
Frederick Mahlenans. idministrsAes e A9rnp-
tus Wehrman-6nal as. - -. = rs.ss-s
The updsrsigped win sx,mine s.id secoqeis h
the above order. commencing M6nds. sldSy IA
18th. 1854. sSsfa sass ssFe'fsz - fs.ss2s -ifs
In the meantime they ana subject - ~ inepee.
-. - - John ", bKEr.
April 19. 1854, Probate JudiS
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or Jonathan Harrington, the last sur
vivor of the Battle Of Lexington, died at
Boston. on the 26,h ult. The Legislature.
the Military. and the Masonic bodies at
tended his funeral, sSs E
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Southern Commercial ConUention.

Southern Commercial Convention.
I CHARLESTON, April. 1.-THE CONNER
Ecial Convention is largely attended. Hon.
VIM. C. Dawson is President. Resolu.
|tions were reported in favor of a southern
route for the Pacific Railroad, in favor OF
encouraging Southern manufactures and
direct importations, and establishing an
Amazonian commerce.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Jones,
Of Tennessee, Leslie Combs, Of Kentucky,
and Albert Pike. of Arkansas. The latter
denounced all reliance on Congress build
ing the Pacific Railroad.
Judge Woodward
PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-The German
Catholics held large meeting last night
at the Museum, to express their indigna-
tion at the couse OF Judge Woodward
Of the Supreme Court, in correcting the
eight Trustees Of the Holy Trinity Church,
because they refused to give up the Church.
The German Catholics call the Bishop q
Jesuit, and protest against the attempt to
get.the church property into the hands Of
the Bishops, and call upon American Cath
olics and all others opposed to the iron
rule OF the Jesuits, to sustain the trustees,
who are still in prison. 81
lseass Later from Harana.,
CHARLESTON, April l3.-The steamer
Isabel has arrived. The Princeton sailed
from Havana on the 9th. for New York,
with dispatches. The Commodore's ship
Columbia was at Havana when the Isabel
sailed. 1t is rumored that the Commo.
dore refused salute to the Spanish Flag
until the difficulty in relation to the Black
Warrior was settled. st.ss an., .,si5s
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LAWS OF OHIO:
lsUBLISnED by AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

.6cation may be made by any person ac-
sQpainted with the facts, the attorney prose-
cutting or defending the action, the prose-
soaiting attorney, or attorney general. A
inleading verified as herein required, shall
mot be used against q party in any crimi-
<snAl prosecution, or action or proceeding,
ar penalty. or forfeiture as proof of a
tact admitted or alledged in such pleading,
and suoh verification shall not make other.
sor greater proof necessary on the side OF
The, adverse party. 81 essst s.as
.sa.SEc. 8. Section 1O6, Of an act. entitled
aean ACT to establish Code of Civil Pro-
sosdure, = 10 hereby repealed. IA,
"a. s5s ssTs IF. C. LEBLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
sassssa l;a JAMES MYERS.
- ssr President Of the Senate.
MaEch Il 1854. tils sasls
- .Ssw "a 1884 ii aI .siS9
AN ACT
Il 5sesssnd' an act 10 authorize the Gouern-
;5a Or 10 appoint Commissioners to take ac.
asaknesoledgssent Of Deeds, or other Con-
sitsocts. and Depositions, IN other States,
Pnssed Jasuary 26, 1914.
SscrIoN l.. Be It enacted By the Cen
.sral Assem6ly of she Stale Of Ohio, That
she first section of said act be SO amended
. TO read as follows. SEcrloN l. That
The 'Govsrnor shall have power to appoint
otle s6r more Commissioners. in any other
Ut The United States. and IN any foreign
county. who shall continue in office dur.
Ing ths pleasure Of the Governor. and
Nk1lf have authority to take the acknowl-
6diheiht and proof Of the execution Of any
died or other conveyance, OF lease of any
lands lying In this State. or of any con-
stfact. letters Of attorney, or Of any other
wiring, under seal or not, 10 be used and
recorded In this State. g
sn SRc q That tho fourth section Of said
fkct bs 50 amended % to read as follows:
ssSscs 81 Every such Commissioner, be-
hre performing any duty orexercising any
power IN virtue of his apPointment. shall
-takS and suhscribe an oath or affirmation
abefDre Z Judge or Clerk of one Of the
fcoNfts 81 record Of the State, Kingdom,
or Country JIM which said Commissioner
6hali.fSsides. we'll ana faithfully to execute
mid pdft6fm ali the duties Of such Com.
tt15sionef, under Shdby virtue Of the laws
sof liie State of Ohio; which oath, and a
sdtS0fipsi0A oi his seal Of office, together
with Els siena asure thereto, ,shall be fled in
ilis Office of the Secretary Of State Of this
sffStS z ss5s aI6 III att sgusst 8 -f5e3s
-sa6Ec. 5. Thar sscsions ono and four Of
stzii aSs Is which this is IN amendment. be
land he same are hereby repealed: Pro
vided, that all appointments made under
sshb apfosisions Of said original act, previ-
olst % the passage Of this act, shall remain
Ssvrfat q, fsvs<s tks, ~ ma ~ if thi e
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SEC. s. Any person who shall appear
and Testify, in manner, aforesaid, shall be
entitled to receive, from the party at whose
instance he shall have been summoned,
seventy five cents for eachs day he shall
give his attendance, and FIVE cents per
mile from his place Of residence, to and
from the place Of taking such deposition;
and il any person, summoned as aforesaid,
shall appear, and not be called on to testi.
|fy, he shall receive, for his attendance. the
same compensation as he would be entitled
to, by this act, tor each days attendance
SEC. 6. That il any person, on his oath
or affirmation, duly administered by any
officer or commissioner authorized to take
depositions by virtue of this act. shall vii.
fully and corruptly depose, affirm. or de.
clare any matter to be fact, knowing the
same to be false, or shall, in like manner
deny any matter to be fact. knowing the
same to be true, every person SO offend.
ing shall be deemed guilty Of perjury. and
upon conviction thereof, shall be imprison.
ed in the Penisentiary of Ohio, and KEEP,
at hard labor, not more than ten, nor less
than three years. afsss.t
SEC. Z. That if any person shall per-
suade, procure, or suborn any other per
son to commit wilful and corrupt perjury. in
manner aforesaid, every person SO offend
ing shall be deemed guilty Of mlsde
meanor, and upon conviction thereof, shal
be imprisoned in the Penitentiary OF Ohio
and kept at hard labor, not more than ten
nor less than three years.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect ant
be in force from and after its passage.
F. C. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS, ag4
President Of the Senate.
March e5, 1854.
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AN ACT
To punish certain oHenses therein name

AIN Az
To punish certain offences therein named.
Sscr1oN 1. Be it enae.ed By the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the Stale Of Ohio, That
/ if any person shall wilfully and malicious
ly. in the day time, break and enter any
dwelling house, kitchen, shop, store, ware
house, malt-house, still.house, mill, facto-
ry, pottery. water.craft, school house,
church, or meeting house, smoke house,
barn, stable, railroad depot, car factory.
station house, or railroad car, with intent
to steal, every person.so offending, shall
be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor. and,
on conviction thereof, shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding three hundred dollars.
and be imprisoned in the cell of the coun-
|iy Jail, and be fed on bread and water
only, not exceeding sixty days, al the dis
cretions Of the court.
SEC. g. That an act entitled "an act
to punish certain offence." passed March
&c. 1850, is hereby repealed.
&c. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
3asa JAMES MYERS, asiif
President of the Senate.
March IS, 1854.
b st..st{a
) = AN ACT
To amend an act, entitled an, act to amend
an act. entitled s'an act to pr0uide for the
organizations of cities and Incorporated
uillages," passed March IL, 1853.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted By the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Ohio. That
the twentieth section Of said act. be, and
ths same Is hereby SO amended as 10 read
as follows: SEC. 42. II shall be the duty
Of the Governor. auditor, and Secretary
OF State, or any two Of them, at the time
Of ascertaining the ratio of representation,
as required by the e4elevenlh section. also
to ascertain what cities Of the second class
are entitled TO become cities Of the first
class. and what incorporated villages are
entitled to become cities, and their proper
class; and the Governor shall cause q
statement thereof, to be prepared by the
Secretary of State, which statement he
shall cause to be published in some news
paper in the city of Columbus, and also
in some newspaper printed in each Of the
cities and incorporated villages, the grade
Of which shall have been so advanced.
and a copy Of said statement shall also be
transmitted by the Secretary Of State, to
the next session Of the General Assembly;
Provided, however, that before said city
or incorporated village shall be advanced
as herein provided, the trustees thereof
by resolution certified to the Secretary ol
State, shall accept Of such advanced grade,
and therefrom any such city or incorpo-
rated village shall, at the next regular an.
tr,,a1- ,>nr;,d Eor tho a1art;on IF vnv,ns ~ na
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quires II, from the above rule Of distribu-
ton in respect to the funds authorized to
be raised by section 22; and the above
provisions Of the Law are to be recon
ciled on the principle that the earlier law,
when It relates TO the same suolect mat1er'
controlled oy the toteT, ana tne Pr'o'
section or clause Of q statute, Oy the sa0'
seqren. one. e.e,,Y.
oecuon !our1eSn n o. tne oGnool Law .,' U0n.
lemPla1eo 1nat Aownsn'P Doa'us WIN - y
ie'ols'r,c' .neil .ownsn'Ps .s 20 .no.uue
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METHODIST misunderstanding to the regula-
tons of the Methodist church South single men are
now to be allowed $50, married men $500, besides
family and travelling expense, children under
seven years of age $25 over seven and under six.
teen, $40.
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MECHUM'S RIVER, MAY IS, 1854

MECHUM'S RIVER, MAY IS, 1854
AN1 The Undersigned is prepared to accommodate
twenty or thirty BOARDERS. and will use his best
exerons to render his guests comfortable and happy
the Virginia Central Railroad ten miles west of Char.
ottesville, and near the eastern base of the Blue
those who enjoy pure air. cool water pure milk
and butter sweet as the clover blossom, together
with quiet retirement in the midst of the most
his house.
TERMs-Per month, $50, Servants and children
generally about half price j per week, SO per day,
SI.25.
Post Ofice "Mechuu's River, Va
my R-dimc4t< WIN. GRAVES.
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FXCELSIOR WORKS Con.,. =,

E.ACELSIOR WORKS, Corner 7ru
pretor of the above works is now prensred to p
ana saw of various kinds in the best stv lie
anG on the most reasonable terms. -
of vs,;on. On nand quantity of Dressed FLOORING.
Pine MI STUFF, both of Northern and yirgns
sAsHES n0o@S winch he offers at low price
faction. 'eii W give satis-
orders solicited and will be thankfully received.
my 10 WIN FORBES
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CHoLERA.-Ths disease is said TO nrev,i, ev-te,
sively in New York and BROOKLYN. Judge Rarcu.
10, o, the New York Supreme Court, was lying i'll
Vi chronic oiarrhoea at last accounts. Inquests
were held on Friday over the remains of J. II.
Shrell and Caroline Dale, both of whom died o,
cholera
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The know 'Nothings" of New York are looking
ABOUT ior candidate for Mayor to be voted for at
the tall election. Overtures have been made IN {, =.
min the halter but he will decline. There ia some
.aiK OF renominatlng Elk Mayor Haper. The name
OF hiram ketchum, is also mentioned.
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SENTENCED TO Decentralization, a slave OF
DIR. Bobo, was tried at Saluda Mills, 8. c., few
days ago, for the murder of his overseer, Oliver
Towles, on the 5th inst. He was convicted and
sentenc ID to be hanged on the 23d of June.
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10Y TO THE AFFLICTED.-Leon

Toy TO THE AFFLICTED.-Leoa
- ards Instant Reiiefan Speedy Cure for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness Group, Consumption and
Bronchitis, can be obtained at his office Governor
street nearly opposite the Wing Office, and at A A.
George Co, corner of 4th ana Broad street. Price
25 cts. per bottle.
The ladies of Richmond and vicinity particular
ly invited during this warm to send for box
of his Lemonade, Orangeede Ginger Beer Pow
ders. They most deli shtfu and refreshing bev-
erage, being equal if superior the best Soda
Water, and at onethird the price Price 25 cts. per
box Try them and judge for yourselves
THOMAS LEONARD,
mysO Governor street.
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CIMON BONAVITA g. CO.. Dealer in
~ FORKI6N AND DOMESTIC Fruits COW.
DICTIONARY AND FANCY GOODS. No OF
West Main street - A''' 90
riety OF Candies of their own make
SIMON BoNAvITA. DAVID N IoNEs