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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

BUFFALO, August The upper stories of Howe
q q GO organ factory, on Main street, was burnt
.ns morning The loss Is about sa0, 900; nearly
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RICHMOND PLANNING MILL-7

~ still continue to Surface and Joint, Tongue and
Groove from inch to inch plank at the shorte st
notice and in the most satisfactory manner We So
ict the patronage of our friends and the public as
snrng them we shall spare pains or labor to give
entire satisfaction. w r. WALDROP
-~--~~N~A@
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DuvAL'S CHOLERA AND DTAR,

DuxALS CHOLERA AND DIAR.
rkinEA MIXTURE. nerr JfaHs to cure Cholera
ena yn6s wnen taken In the early stages of tht se
ever onered TO the public for the above disesses =
Every Iet.on should take the precaution to Lssp I
ana soId Wholesale and retail by AseP-1eu
su5 Mex. DUyAL. i65 Main It,. Richmond.
TOR SALE CHEAP, THE DIN cor
IL LECTORG OFFICE at the foot Of lsth .sys.t
on the Dock wooden bnilding about Ia by ia feet
to be removed immediately.
~ t--6t d. @. WALTON,
BUILDING ASSOCIATION STOCK
- For ais 10 shares In the Homestssd AssocIation
apply at this ONCE iys
old VIRGINIA HAMS. 80 nice Fam
" ily Hsms cared b. Col. Twyman Of Madison
ssS.S - = laFRx.
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By DAVENPORT, ALLEN { co.

GROCERIES, 60. AT AUCTION. On
ceriss viz: - 49,
BIC and Lssu.yr. Coffee
Coffee and Crushed Sugars
Moasses in hhds
Green and Black Teas
o M1ssaRRR pn W RhspeI
rort, Madeirs, and Malaga Wines
Cigars Mus ard, Starch
French Brandy
Brown Sugar In barrels. &c
SoS sacks liverpool Fine Salt in store
IE;sMs-un der 300 cash; 800 and over months
aus bzvENPoRr. ALLEN & CO.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
privately before. on TUESDAY, August sstR. 1s5 4
60 the highest bidder, the following valuable PRO-
1. The Store and Dwe,lin,. Hou... wh;ch !. o..u
pied by myself, and which was built bat two wears
ago IN an elegant and comfortable STYLE Il 10 one of
the best business stands in this State the
Railroad Depot in this place, and occupies better
ior any kind of business than any other store
tween New and Old Gordonsville
3. The Land lately purchased of George Morriss
estate .ae n a. The cHAMBLIco TRACT about
ndffy five and half acres, well timbered. and verv
well adapted to the cultivation of all kinds OF grain
As three railroads will shortly be running to this
4. The balance of my stock of Hardware. Groce
mes, Wooden and Tin-ware.
TERMs-For the Stere and Dweling-house, Lot
aod Land, one-third cash. one-third in months and
the balance in II months fer approved ne gotiable
paper-the title retained till the whole s paid
f0r the Merchandise cash will be reqgpiI HfssH
~ July II. 1854. yaa-1m.
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BY ALEX. MOTT.

$3.50 BY ALEX. MUTT. rF
FURNITURE, 60, AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on TUESDAY next 9th inst. ct 10
O'Clock, at Auction Mart, corner of Main and 18th
large lot Of new and secondhand FURNITURE,
consisting of the usual variety.
ALSO,
half Casks COGNAC BRANDY;
g doz. Otsrd BRANDY lin boxesG
II :" LEMON SYRUP
ALSO,
-, "A large lot Of CUTLERY, GLASSWARE and
ALSO.
20 kegs DUTCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
au7 ALEX MOTT, Auct.
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BAKERY FOR SALE.-The subscriber,
II intending 20 remove 20 the country, offers fol
sale his BAKERY. corner Of H. end CLAY streets
He hs: nov on hand = socd stock Of RixTURES.
teIn.. Apply 1t the Hshery. JOHN KLO6.
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DEATH OF FOREIGN MINIsTER-Gen Jose Bar
rundia, Minister Plenipotentiary from Honduras to
the United States aged 10 years. In his death, his
country suitains great loss. From an early age
tsays the N T. Hera'd) he was devoted to the cause
of liberty, and became obnoxious to the Spanish
authorities of Central America that large reward
was offered for his apprehension. After being Sc
GREETED for five years, he emerged from his conceal
ment, and headed his countrymen in their attempts
to shake off the Spanish yoke. After the indepen'
dencs of his country wss secured. he was elected
President of the Confederation of the States of Gen.
trial America, and devoted his energies to the adj
vancement of his country, translatng and adopting
mauv of our laws, promoting education, and appro-
pratins all his salary to establish schools He leaves
wife and child in very moderate circumstances.
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CoNGREss-sATURDAY.

SENATE.-The Senate met at twelve o'clock,
but no business was done except the signing oil
bills. After an executive session, the Senate ad
iourned to meet on Monday morning at eigh,
o'clock
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvRs.-The Speaker,
after signing sundry enrolled bills, suggested that
agreed to-
At one O'Clock long debate arose on the Presi
dents message vetoing the river and harbor bill
but as the order Of the House prohibited any mo-
ton. other than that of adjournment no action was
taken, and the House adjourned until half-past
seven O'Clock on Monday next.
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DUBLIC SALE.-ATT r A C tt V E
L REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-
ON THE RICHMOND AND

TABLISHMENT. ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE Il offer at
public auction such terms as must needs suits the
purchaser on WEDNESDAY,, the Esd of August, my
place, called "TOMAHAWK STATION" on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad. II miles from Rich
mond containing about $50 acaes one-half with the
buildings lying the South, and the other half
the North side of the road-being willing to sell ali
or half.
The neghborhood is good the location healthy.
and the improvements extensive. The place 10 well
supplied with excellent water, and is we'll timbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands enterprising person it is believed
that this establishment would prove very profitable.
for it il a place of much resort and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hher
for the summer months.
Post Office IL kept there and the present propri-
etor has Stage Coach running three times q week
to Cumberland county, which pays we'll.
To one disposed to speculate in the coal trade, this
place holds out strong Inducements for it lies 10 the
midst of the coal region, and the signs of this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad aud in digging WELL
were exceedingly aatteriug.
The owner, who resides on the place, will take
pleasure in showing the Land, &C., to persons dis
posed to purchase.
jy2s-dIma WIN A. MARTIN. Chesterfield.
NOTTCE.-A VALUABLE FARM IN
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR

THE CORPORATION LINE, ON VENABLE,
SALE AIT BE- sod On WsDE SGs
DAY Afternoon, the 9Th August, 1854 upon the pre-.
misses commencir at O'Clock, an acre Lot on We
the property of Mr. W. Matthews, having front nj
on the North side of Venable st. of $50 feet and the
same front the South side of Darlington street. 1t
will be divided into lots to suit purchasers
After which, will be sold 8 very handsome Build.
ing Lots the West of 18th st. and East of oath
and North of street, each fronting So feet running
back 125 feet to alley. adjoining Asbury Chapel
on the North, and nearly opposite the large brick
Methodist Church, now being erected.
months for gotiable notes. interest added secured
aai aoDDIN xPPERsoN, Auct..
MOST VALUABLE WAREHOUSE
V1 ON CARY AND 2lsr STREETS FOR SALE
TERNOON, the 9th August 1854, upon the premises,
ths large and most nc sus
Preston Enders (whose object in selling Is to wind
up the partnership concern situated in the city of
Richmond at the corner of Cary and 2lst streets,
and on The east line of 2st street ITO feet to an
10 feet wide Also, will be sold lsasehold interest
land the buildings thereon in the lot adjoining on
81 feet Cary street; depth of 1854 feet and its
line 80 feet which said leasehod terminates on
the LIST of January, 1856.
traordinary inducements to capitalists the
tile community, being removed only one street from
tine hlcnmOnQ DOCK, ana Will De Wnon the C0nn0C-
ton between the Dock and Basin is opened (now
nearly completely convenient not only for the recep
ton Of produce by the Canal but equally convenient
large amount may be annually saved The income
from this warehouse has averaged for the past eight
years over $500. Located in the most prosperous
and improving portion of the city it il believed that
no property 10 now offering Dr sale which presents
greater Inducements than the above.
TERMs.-One-fifth cash, satisfactory endorsed
negotiable note at mos balance at g. r. IS and "a
mos, for negotiable notes Interest added from 1st
January next, when full possession will be gvenI Sc
iva GODDIN APPERsON. Aucts.
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AUCTION sArns.
BY RiCHARD CAUTHORN.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON ORE
-i,hauON HILL AT AuCTiON:-will be solt
10y d o'clock the premiss1 very desirable
aLVnE and DWELLING. situated on Oregon Hi
inc nov occupied by Andrew Gentry. The Loi
.aonn "a feet, and runs back 100 feet The improve
n,enIs consist Of Brick Dwelling, containing lsrgs
sno convenient storerpom, for which purpose il bsi
oeen used with good success; two good rooms above
aaa mas attached kitchen containing two rooms
lne location possetse many advantages a. . busi
III , Msnd, being surrounded by numerous and "a
tanned. -s .-1 sa = ~
IEkMs.-One-third cash; the balance at 4, 8 and Is
months for approved negotiable notes with in.eresi
from the day OF sale
au7 CaTfrpppN 49,
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81 ooDDIN 4 APPERsON.
GODDIN & APPERsoN. Aucts

i ARMoRY YOUNG GUARD.
Ia o,n.n ~ Richmond, August4.
" The Company will assemble in full
summer Uniform. at their Armory on M MONDAY
august 7th at st O'Clock. p. NJ, with uniform and
equipments in good order. - :
promptly. ' 'i'
aus " T. rOpr n @
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WANTED-To purchase or hire, a stea
w dy, industrious man, to do tho duties of an OS
TIER, and to cultivate small Garden.
SAM'L A. PATERSON
Manchester, July 81, 1854-au div
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MOTICE.-A VALUABLE FARM IN
IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY FOR SALE.-By 3

decree OF the Circuit Court Of Charlotte County pro-
shall AZ Commssione or, proceed to sell at public AUG.
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY. the Slst day
of August, 1854, between the hours of 10 and on
which tbs late Thomas c. Clark, decd. resided,
tanning 552 acres one-haf of which supposed 10 be
wood of original growth. remarkably veil timbere6.
road three miles below Keyss ille very healthy
neighborhood, and IL well adapted to the cultivation
Of wheat corn, oats and tobacco; the improvements
in good ORDER consulting vt two excelent dwell.
ing houses and all necessary out-house, inciudi9s
store house. &c. There Ii also excellent orchard
Of apples Of the very best fruit we'll of first rate
water in the yard and it 10 considered one of the
most desirable situations In this section Of country
There ID good deal of fine, fiat sand on the Meher.
rim river, and branches running through the land;
and II n we'll watered. Possession viii b given IN
time to seed wheat.
Bonds, with approved security. will Be req9ired
for the credit pas ents and the title VIII -
Any person Whaling to view the place. VIII piease
call on me 1t Keysville Station:
Nv 28--d1m fETEA =. AAAAA 001 L
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WANTS..

T .ABORERS WANTED-on the Deck
- and Ship Lock. DIS. WALTON.
an 4-lw
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WANTED, Immediately, an active, able
w bodied man, 10 act a. Porter to our store-to
come well recommended as to character &c Apply
to EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD & CO,
aug No. ID Pearl ct.
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fishing to change my bnsl
"A es:, esSS r. s s5vs = K. n ao!n q W..a
containing about sx Of frst rate low gro1nds
situated fmmediately ON the canal The D1eiuns
vsnsnt and first rate stand fer sailing goods also
another House and Lot containing about I've sores
which wsuld suit mechanic With small family:
terms accommodating. ~,v,ua
Warren r. o.. Albsmssis Co. We. ts d4.as
4 NEW DISCOVERY GOLD PENS
n RE-POINvED By ELECT2lClTf Ray
Phiisdsl.hia vi ,..poist 60LD PENS 81 Elsctsi.
city ma vsrrsnf thsin "a write = wei eyer for
500 piece Nj. Wn. 4. 6uI1Eks, ~ vain q.
Riehmcnd, Va 4 aesnt for Raymond Alien.
" Is-lmis
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City OF Richmond, soss.cits conagnments from hia
,: ,1 and other Of Wheat Flour. Tob.eco Corn,
the country generally He hopes by stfict attention
70 busnsss to share portion OF public psfronase
his office at present IL at Butler TnsIcys on Csry
this market for my friends
An 4-lmdkc
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E'LOORING.-I50,OOO feet ] inch and
II II inch Dressed FLOORINO; also. Scantlin,
Joice. Sills &c; inch inch and quarter inch and
half aud Two inch Plauk-for sale low, ON accommo
dating terms: ct the Richmond Planning MILL 9Th st.
in the rear of the Paper Mill.
5-5t n
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NOTICE.-The President and Director
~ Of the Clover Hill Railroad Company have dc
ciared dividend of per cent the capital stool
OF the Company payable 1t the Office In this city OF
and after the LIST August.
au 1-lw n V0OT nm mar 1....y.
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IosRS, cuafERcllL COLLEGE.

CV0s8.o0St COT. ~ U4S1SNStON s1Ss 4bu A"ssss.os
% SAINT. LOUIS. MO
INCORPORATED by the General Assembly, January
"a, 1840, with fall authority to grant diplomas
award degrees confer honors and exercise all and sin
gulaf the privileges coinmon to commercial colleges
authorised by law in other States. Charter, z.
AuIl course Of instruction in this institution EN-
bTaoes: Doubleentry book keeping, commercial eaeu'
lations, commercial law, and penmanship.
0entemen can enter for the course separately, arr
q any time, ~ instruction is impaired individually
and not classes, and each department is independent
and under control Of its respective Professor whoalone
10 responsible for the progress of his pupils.
Young gentlemen wishing to prepare themselves fsI
business pursuits respectfully invited to call during
business hours and examine the mode of mparing in
srucon, tho progress Of the pupils, and the superior
facilities extended TO those DESTROYS of qualifying
theuselyes Cor the practical duties of the counting
house. Personal refercce given to over one hundred
and eighty (lSO) practical accountants now in charge
Of books in this city, all of when have completed THEN
business education in this institution.
N. B. For circulars, containing information in re
gard to the ms the seof instruction, and all bn
sneo connected with the above, call at the book bind
ing department, or address JONATHAN JONES
Jnne 30:wly. 81. Louis.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
The Pocket EscsBaa plus
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PnYsI G.

OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
TINE FIFTIErH Edition, with One AalHyA
i Hundred Engraving, showing Dis T
eases and Malformations Of the Human
System 10 every shape and form. o which is added
treatise on the Diseases Of Females, being of the
hi hest importance to married people, or those conem
plating marriage. By
rs WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed to present copy Of the
ESCULAPIUS to his child. 1t may save him from
an carly grave. Let no young or woman enter
into the secret obligations Of married lla without
readiug the POCKET ESCULApIUS. Let no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain IL the Side.
restless nights, feelings, and the whole train
of Dyspcptic sensations, and given up by their phs
scian, be another moment without consulting the
ESCULAPIUS. Have the mar led, or those about to
BE- married any iinpediment, read this truly useful
book it has been the Of saving thousands Of
unfortunate creatures from the ytry jaws Of death
~ Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed in letter will receive cory Of this worl
BY mail, or five copies will be sent for Que Dollar.
Address, lpost paid.) DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
No. l52 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
Jnne 20, sally
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HENRY i. SCOT

NOW in receipt or bis spring anu summer stock,
i which will be fonnd On inspection 70 consist OF
beautiful selection of fabrics adapted for the coming
season. and which he is determined to oier at such
prices as will defy competition. lie woali pectfay
request person. in want of any ol the following ara
ccs TO examine his stock Of goods, an prices, before
purchasing elsewhere. Itcons:sis in part follows
LADIES' DRESS. GOODS,
a to 81 inch black ssks French and American dress
lawns lawn rohes bercge deaines, pain and striped
popns new style shaliy bsrcgcs, striped lustres and
chamhrys plain and fancy dress linens, new style
spring prints and ginghas, game, cashmere, Grape
and deiaine shawls, silk and linen pocket bandhefs
chiefs kid silk Isle, and cotton gloves full asor
ment OF FANS silk, linen, and cotton iaees, ed9ings,
and ribbons s
B0NNETS-Satin, silk, Grape, Florence, and braid
bonnets
SIi0ES--Bronze kid, and morocco walking shoes,
faucy CATERS, and buslins.
EENTLEMEN'S Go0DS-A full and complete
stock of spring and summer clothing, that for ty c
and material cannot be beat and will he sold at as
tonshingly low prices French and American black
CLOTH casimeres sltnets, tweeds, and jeans brown
linen drills, and complete assortment of summer
pant stuifs largo stock of boots shoes, hats anu
cars.
DOMESTIC GooDs-Bieached and brown shirt
inrs and shcetings, Irish linens brown and neached
damask ,abe-coths birds eye diaper and trash checks
drills 0snaburghs furniture prints and curtain goods
plain and fancy wndow shades.
A prime stock of groceries and qneensware.
Call and will convince you that will sell goods
cheaper than any house in this city. Mind
Main street near the Market house.
Burlington, march 80. 1854 iy
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p URIFICATTON or THE BLOOD
AND
Lirer and Billions CnnnI1illiS.

LUIGI anu DtLttOU0 IO3ptttIttS.
The citizens Of the Union suffer much from dis
orders Of the liver and somach scarcely any free
from the influence III these destructive maladies,
hence life fast. The fair sex, perhaps the most
handsome in the world, ppt certain period when,
distressing to say many loose their teeth and good
looks, while IN he heyday IF lie, such sad evils may
be eaectaaliy remedicd by continually keeping the
blood pure, and the liver and stomach in healthy
action when life will flow smoothly. and resemble
plants in a eongenial cline, whore an eternal spring
appears to reign. As il regards the preservation Of
the human frame, and the duration If life, much
may be effected, and say fearlessy that health and
life can be prolonged for many years. beyond their
ordinary limits, if HooWay's Pills are taken 10
purify The blood according 10 tx rules laid down for
health contained in the directions which accompany
each box.
A case Of Weakness and Debility of ten
years. standing, cured ny Holloway's Pills.
Copy of letter from Capt. John Johnson Astor
House, New York dated Jan. 5, 1851.
To PRorEssor HoLtewAY, 80, Corner Of Ann aud
NASSAU streets, New York:
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NEW GOODS AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
y So Sggsssgssasns & 60.

(At Lyman Cook 5 new building on MaiNstreetl
VA GUILD respectfully call the attention OF the cit
W liens Of Burlington and the surrounding country
70 their we'll selected stock OF dry goods, oceries,
boots and shoes, queensware, &C., &C. all of VII eh
have been selected with the eastern markets. at
as low figures can be purchased from The manufac
tories.
Call and examine before purchasing elseyhere-
No charges FOL showing goods.
Noy26. '33.
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i. nj. DALEY D coz
4 { ii IL T..

The subscriber who has fsr many wears been with
81 ERED EDN ARDS IL Co. rs CASHIER and clx-
FIDGNTIAL CLERK takes This method Of informing
his III, ds Throughout he United States hat e;snew
with MEsaEs. .TEAENS < MARVIN, l4t and l46 Wa
ter Street. uhe inanpfaci Ire and Sei. Lire world lie
n, wred tWI.o.R' 4 Patent -ALAMhND1g SAFE. with
RIcn's INPRoyEMfNT," which has Aey-r failed to
preserve is in tie HOTTEST FIRE. where he
viii be HAPPY - sec tiem u EXECUTE erd5ls f,r
SAFES. STEPHEN II. II bESuN
Ngw York Sent. S. 1854
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PROF.. LEX. &. BAEsttY'S
TRICOpHEROUS. OR MEDlCAIEDCOA


AZ OR Beautifying, Curling, Preserving, Restoring
A aud Strengthening the hair, Relieving diseases Of
the skin Curing Rheumatic pains and healing
wounds. Bounded by no graphical lines, the reputa-
ticn Of Bauy's TreopAerous prevades the Union.
The sale Of the article Of late years has increased II
ratio that almost exceeds belief Prof. Barry after q
careful examination u his sales book, finds That the
no of bottles delivered 10 order in quantities Of from
half gross upward, during the year 1852 was within
trifle uf $50 00).
1t is unnecessary to present at length the evidences
Of the wonderful properties Of the ITicopherou, when
the public have furnished such endorsement Is this
The cheapness Of the article, ana the explanation Civ
en- cf its chemical action upon the hair the scalp, and
in all cases CT superficial irritation, first recommended il
to the attention Of the people This all tibet the in
ventor dsrcd. Every bottle advertised itself. The e.
fects Of the nnd exceeds expectation. il acted like
charm. The ladies would not he without It. Country
dealers IN every section Of tie United states found that
they must have it; and thus was built up wholesale
trade of an extent hitherto unheard Of regards ort
cles Of this kind The highest point has not yet been
reached and it is believed the sales this year will be
million and half If bottles.
Gs-Depo: and Manulactury No l37.Bioaaway.-
Retail price % cents 4 large bottle.
g~Laberal discount to purchasers by the quantity
and by the principal merchants druggists through
out the United States and Canada, Mexico, West In
dies reat Britain France &C., and by Robert Charles,
Ii c. norgen i Co., B. Elakcsly, Barnard adams &
Co = Louis. 6eIf-sIyI
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Fancy Grnceries.

o DOZ Baltimore cove oysters, 10 dnz. tomato catsur
Q IS boxes herring 50 cans extra Gun powder tea,
so ono eighth chests Gun powder and Imperial teas,
10 onefonrth chests do, 10 ons-half chests black tea
march 90 for ssle by KIMBALL 90.
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IRON EEDSTEs as.
COAiSTOCK, BROMLEY d Co.

Room No. 95, Leonard Street, New York; ore
door west Of Broadway.
TSommon and folding, plain and ornamental BEAD
u STEADS of all kinds. Hotel, Hospital, Prison,
Family, Servants, and Childrens besteads always On
hand. Also general assortment of Iron Furniture,
s,,ring beds, hair and other mattresses.
~ These belsteads are superior to all others in
point of cleanliness, reaness and economy They arc
alyayg free from verinin and exceedingly durable.
portable, ard nvenicnt. Orders 70 any extent may
be addressed ,OMST0CK, BROMLEY & Co.,
Ne. SIS. Leonard ST., New-York
MB-Acents intey for tho sale Of tie above De
.criptive circuls sent wherever requested
Nor, 26. SO.