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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-19
From the Mobile Evening News of Mondsy.l
GREAT CONFLAGRATION-THI BUILD.
INGJ CONSJJMED-LOSS A50 O00

1NUo Observation-Disclosures 40U,UUU.
On Saturday night, about midnight, fire broke
out in kitchen near the corner of Conception and
Lipscombe street. belonging to . Mr.. Winter, and
from this spread with fearful rapidty to the small
dwelling In front, and then to . new building on the
to q Mr.. Badget These, with the surrounding build
ings were all of wood, and from the long continu-
ance of the dry weather were infammable. The
fire, from Mr.. Badget's house, darfed across Lips
combe street, where there were number of smal
frame buildings. and soon laid these and Thomp-
sons Pickery in ashes, leaving but ono house stand
Ing on the square. In the meantime the flames had
crossed St. Joseph street, on the east burning two
cottages belonging to n Bright, one of which was
occupied by Mr. A. H. Jennett The fire here again
crossed Lipsconsbe street, and communicated itself
to the building known AZ Bloodgood's factory,
large structure which had been converted into
dwellings, none Of which were occupied. Then the
dwelling of Mr.. James Kilduh and also that of Mr..
Robert Turner, on the same square.
II was with difficulty prevented from spreading
thelarge grocery stores on Royal street, occupied
by Messrs Martin. Pickett a. Co., and Mr.. Champe.
nois, a. also to Kilduffs pickery, and Hollands
warehouse. There was considerable quantity of
cotton 10 the latter and several bales damaged
BY the hre The Depot of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad was in great danger for time, that 1t
was deemed prudent to remove the locomotives and
cars from the building. It fortunately received no
the use of the engines, and In its absence every
other expedient was adopted for preserving the
buildings burned but t6ey proved of no avail Two
whole squares were burned, with the exception Of
two buildings; two thirds of another square, and
ou1 fourth Of another The loss 10 probably $40,
600 or $50 O0O fifteen thousand five hundred dollars
is covered by insurancex
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THR CxNraAL AMEaIcAN QuKsrIoN.-The Wash
ington correspondent of The New York Journal of
Commerce. writes as follows under date of Septem-
Der 18th
have reason to believe that the Central Ameri.
can question b about TO be sestled hefveen the
United States and Great Britain In manner rnufu-
ally Satisfactory.
The Greytown affair has served the good purpose
Of expeditiog an adjustment Tho priaciples Of ad-
tustment are agreed upon here. AsMr Crampton
h shy diplomatlst and IVES greatly annoyed Il the
exposure of the Treaty which he made with Mr..
Webster (which exposure was the carse Of iis fatl-
ure)-kis 70 be hoped that the particulars Of The
course the British Government 10 yet to be consult
I'd on tho inject Of the project Tho inferesss Of
both aovernments require speedy adjustment Of
the subject. OF course. the srrsnRement viii In
cude IN indemnity for the destruction Of property
Of Bfifish Subjects at Greyt0wn.
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An affray took place at Sandersville, Ga, q few
days since during which number of persons
whose names are not given, wore knocked down,
stabbed and otherwise injured
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"THE SIX DAY STEAMER."-The owner of this
vessel, now being coppered at the sectional Dock,
Brooklyn, intends to fit her expressly for the No.
bile trade provided the citizens of that place vii
cooperate with him In the matter. She b to be
called "The State of Alabama" II she goes into that
trade otherwise it Is contemplated to call her the
Bird Of the Ocean
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MORTALITY OF WAsHINGroN.-Therew were 16t
interments in the city Of Washington during tn.
month of August
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GLASS MILK PANE.-A new article
M snd considsrcA far preiesebls 10 any other for
holding mlk. snppy just rsc.s.ea ard for sale b
- 10 1uLkLEY 4 co.
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so.vn upon - asres. WIN. Dean, ,of Frederick conn
y, has earAsfed 100 bsshsls.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoNumENT.-The 20.
vernment of Greece hasforwarded to Washington
block OF marble, taken from the Parthenon, in
order that 1t may serve to adorn, however hum
BILE, the monument destined to perpetuate the re.
membrance of the great founder of American In
dependence
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AFFRAY.-We learn from the Southside Demo
crat that an affray occurred at Garysburg, N. c.,
last Saturday evening, between DR.. Calafrey and
two men named Daniel. One of them, G. Daniel
drew knife and stabbed the doctor, infcting
wound about six inches long from his left shoulder
across his breast. His condition was considered
critical. The Daniels were Immediately arrested
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FRENCH MERlNOES AND NOUS
IL LINS.-I have Just received . large ss,ort ant
or French Merinoas and Mouslins, which wers pur.
chased q suction In New Yotk, and which plsdgs
myeelf 10 sell cheaper than any hosss 10 the fy
THOMAS D. QUARLES
- I8-1k IN broad street
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FALL TRADE 1854.

CHINA. GLASS & EAR THEN WARE
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
HAVING determined to close my pre-
II sent business, will seii At reduced prices my
large and desirable stock Of CHINA, GLASS. EAR
THEM AND STONE-WARE, FANCY GOODS,
&C. &c.
The larger portion OF the stock consists of new
Goods Of my own importation, received during this
aumer for the Fall Trade. rtE
Country and city dealers, families, aud all in want
OF goods in my line. particularly invited to call
and examine the stock.
ss .I. HUGH A. WATT,
China Hall, No. 10 Main street.
~Psrticulsr attention paid to packing.
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Mr.. E. Percy Howe, a well known editor, died
Galveston, Texas, on the 9th inst. He was natl,
of Massachusetts,.
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e. J. Il. McCAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

LeLsn8I0n, va.
DRACTTSES in the Courts OF Rock
i bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch.
burg and gives his attention excIusiper TO his profes
sion, a. he has done for the last SIX YEARS.
Strict attention paid to the Collection Of Claims,
and prompt remittance made. iy 9-6m1
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
THE wholesale trade will find the lar
Il gest and best assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever offered to the trade in the city of Richmond at
the extensive waIerooms of
KEEN, BALDWIN l. co.
They have added the lower grades of Clothing to
their heretofore extensive stock and holding out
Inducements to merchants which have never before
been offered them. Call on them before making your
selections, and you need go no farther
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E1NE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO
II. J. 0nnre Consolins and Caysudlsh br.na.
fns cut Cheering Tobacco; very superior article is
seI6 CHAS. MILLSRAtJlH nrnrui.t
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EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

EV Eh1 OOOI y DOOlNGO0.
1T is everybody's business to read the
4 newspapers-and In doing 90, they win fnd that
am now located ON Governor street, In the exten.
siye warehouse lately erected. ! have on hand and
still continue to manufacture, the largest and ost
complete assortment Of FURNITURE and NAT
FRESSE6 ever offered In this maIket. You will find
In examining my stock
40 Bedsteads 200 Mattresses
500 dozen Chairs 200 Bureaus
$50 Sofas and Divans 200 Rocking Chairs
100 Dining Tables 50 WaTdrobes
2C0 Washstands 100 Fancy Tables t.
Sideboards Lounges Of ell kinds
Book Cases Cribs, Cradles, &b.
Writing Desks VI
And large assortment Of other goods.
SAMUEL w. HARWOOD.
Governor st Richmond, w.
~CABINET MAKERS WANTED.
10 2-d1m
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VALENTINE COHEN.

Corner of Broad and Fifth Streets,
PETURNS his thanks to his friends and
~ the public in general for the liberal patronage
he has heretofore received, and has great pleasure
10 stating that he has now opened with an entirely
NEW STOCK Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
comprising rich and varied assortment of every ar
ticle in his line
Having bought his goods on the best terms and at
the present low rates. he 10 enabled to offer unusual
inducements to purchasers and will sell many arti-
cies at unprecedented o1o prices Call and for your
selves lS-6t*
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DR.. GEoRaE SCHERER, formerly Practi.
toner Of Medicine In BALTIMORE respectfully ofFsrs
his profesional services to the public. Oce On Lee
ter e., Rocketts. iy N-ts
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NEW GOODS-FALL. 1S54.-BULK-
IN LEY & CO., 1S7, Main street, are now receiv
ing their fall supply of China and House Furrishine
Goods. Their assortment is more complete thnn ever
goods they enabled 70 offer them at the lowest
rates. Houseksepers and those going to hopsekeep
cls that they may require. A call 4 solicited.
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q ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC.

- ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC-
h TURE CLOTHING! CLOTHlNGi! CLO-
M NG!m-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELLIS NORRIS, No. IS Main st, Mansion
House ii would most respectfully call the attention
OF country merchants aud others to my large
nent of READY MADE CLoTHING all made up In this
city, under my own supervision. My stock of Over
Coats cannot be surpassed either in beauty or price
ranging from S3 SO to $50 each. have now in store
and am constantly manufacturing, which | will sell
at least 25 per cent less than be bought In the
Northern markets
1000 OverCoats, all styles and price.
SGO Dress, Frock and Sack Cloth Coats, from S5
upwards.
500 Satin, SILK. Velvet, Cloth Vests and other
styles, 81 and upwards
900 pairs Fancy, Black and Plain Cashmere Pants
81, ,25 and upwards
500 Ready made Shirts and Drawers of all styles
together with large assortment Of Neck Ties Cra.
yats Collars Gloves Pock etHandkerchiefs and Gen.
tlemen's Furnishing Goods, of all kinds.
suits cut and made to order, usual at the short
est netice.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
se16-lmf D, NORRIS
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O FOR RENT-The three story Brick
- Tenement on Grace street, at present occupied
a Dwelling by Col. William NJ Harrison. Posses
sion given on 1st of November. Apply to
JOHN RUTHERFORD, Exr. of
T. Rutherford, decd, of Hanover
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!. ExcrrEMENr IN KxsrUcKY.-Thet trial of Thomi-
asson, for the murder of his brother, took placere
Gently at Georgetown, KY. Thejury failed 70 agree,
standing eleven for conviction of murder and one
for acquinal, The Frankfort Commonwealth says
The excitemsnf wss vesy. great at this result, and
the dissenting jaros, wesre told, would have been
tarred and feathered, and perhaps hung, If he had
not been secretly run off By some of the more con-
siderate citizens. The defendant was recommitted
TO Jail, the popular excitement being such thath
counsel ahd friend dare fot trust him out on BAIL
which wa understApd hsd been fixed 1t $4,000
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THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE CONS
sPANY.
CHARTERED CAPITAL 100000,

THIS Company is now organized. and
prepared to take Fire risks in town or country
Marine Risks and to insure the lives Of free persons
and slaves ON the same terms Of other responsible
companies In this State. - -
Presdent-WILLIAM T. EARLY. Directors-Wil-
liam T. Early, =. B. Watson, Thomas Wood. b. H.
Msgruder, B. G. Flanagan, Dr. Socrates Msupin,
Samuel O. Moon. John 81. Tfmberlake, George Carr.
Secretary JOHN WooD, Jr., Charlottesville.
For insurance, apply to
FLANAGAN, stokes L CO, Asenta
corner 18th and Cary sts Richmond9
q AL claims for loss promptly arranged.
ge 2-d1m hff
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- AsASM -V9U A43kcHAN1u.-Jkaf f1eS@m-
ssisr E4A. p.bIlshe1 st Lsvisbure u. - ~ ~ s
WHsk1n - he iya.e pe4er A y591ni 49, "
The mealsatn1 sad the bssf sdvsxsisfne meSi-@ -
these 1iehmcid msrshsnfs whl6h ~ g -. -
= fssir bsanes. g le.gs - a eouptzy ieeis.
aslphie AdvortlseDones - hserfo4 4hsue1v - =
sosDies1osaIv. - It-St
LAR9E 6ALx o. MACH1HKnY, SfKAu ~ {
sInEs TecLs, HoasEs ke-Rextienlar aftse<sas 4
g TIE ale 70 take pleee % 1sday. 1esh
ION N Iarf Of wheh may be seen 81 feltronss g
sas s.slos eoasmns Of thls pePsg.s sxs - 3ss IS
taossat opper unity y kefs Afforded 70 eonkxac-
wi. msso ane ofhor 70 equlb th1u1oIv6U N heu.
~. o.' sae sif ssshussA 10 vsit 70 sstsnl the
- s1s-2t Dsa wALron, Erul.sss. {
ATTENTION JuEIoR Sors OF Anrs1cA.--s
Yyu are hereby notified 10 Ctsud s..eisI ..sefis "a
". G: Nc. IL 8. A. Of Va to Sc MA 3. fJySsf5hv
Evsnlns neHt = o'sleok, q UNION TEHfE.
By order 81 the = Ee. z.s,ss.S ~
!. WESLEY THOnAs L. ~.
u Candidafes for initiation are recnesfed Is ~
present next FRIDAY evening e 0siosk kf ,sfss
. q. u. CHALKLKH, General Agent and Col. s
tector, 18th street between Main and CARY over the
store Of g. h Peaks Refsrs 10 Nessrs T. = wos.s
than = Co., Williams = Brother Butler q Tinsisv
II. Claiborne. q. B. Peske, J. B. Scister snd rs
~. a. fsterson. - 13--Sm
F. n. RoBERrsos, Draper and T,ilor.
0overnnr sfrset, opposdts the Dilpatsh ORse nash-
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NARD.-J. A. HARRINGTON, import
~ or and wholesale and retail de.ler in Cigars,
Snuff Tobacco &c. 1S4 Main, corner Of 10th streets,
old Havana and American Cigars Also on hand ard
receiving, fresh assortment of fine Chewing snd
Smoking Tobacco, suitable for the trade.
se I6 a HARRINGTON.
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER DRY GOODS.-I have just opened an
entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets on
the most favorable terms ! am prepared to offer
great Inducements TO purchasers. Among the
sortment may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods of all STYLES
Embroideries and Lares
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
geod assortment for Gentlemen, Bows and Ser.
vaneg Wexr-with large stock Of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invited to rive me a
CALL AN determined to sell as cheap az any other
house In the city II. ROSENFELD
90 l6-Sm IT'S Broad st
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lava COFFEE.-50 pockets prime. for
y salsfy JOHN H CLAfDORNE,
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pUBLIC NOTICE.-All persons indebt-
ed to are requested to come forward and
make payment ss we desirous of closing our bu.
siness as sps ediiy a. possible
Intending to close business We win dispose OF the
remainder Of the stock at very low price. Those
wishing any thing In the Furniture line will find 1t
to their advantage to give ps call.
CURRY 4 BROTHER,
sc t6-5tt Main st near 10th.
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JAMES B. SCLATEK, $
PR0DUcE BRoKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl strsets Aichnond. virgiuia,
IL A-dSm
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WINTER GRASS SEED.-We have
~ for sale, lot of Irverson Winter GRASS
This Grass grows ia the winter spring. and fall on
ly and for grazing of stock and mskipg nutritious
hay. and restoring out fields has SUPERIOR
1t has the largest grain of any known spe cies of
it. 1t win keep stock fat during winter.
Persons wsntne Seed, will send In their orders a.
IL should be seeded this month.
JOHN w. WRIGHT CO.,
la h.rf
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By }. A. COWARDN.
FALL TRADE.
THOMAS d. QUARLES,
29 BROAD STREET.

NEW STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
HAVE Just received an entire new stock
II Of FALL DRY GOODS, which were purchased
In the Northern msrkets since the decline IN prices
aud will be cold at q email advanse.
Amongst the assortment can be found the largest
and desirable stock ever offered to the public
BUYERS are solicited to call and examine before
msktus their purchases. +.
TERMs-CASH. THOS. ID. QUAkLES.
9--kt
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F. n. RoBERrsos, Draper and Tailor,
0over11r strset, cpPcslts The Diipassh 0ss. nash-
mona, Va. oe 9-dSm
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! HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND


- DESIRABLE MARKET GARDEN, FOR
SALE PRIVATELY.-Being snxious to remove to
at present occupy continuing eight acres, lying
on the Meadow Bridge Road, opposite Judge Daniels
farm, half mile from the corporation limits
The dwelling contains six rooms, besides cellar, and
has just been repaired, painted kc. The out-houses,
for the most part, are new and ample; the fencing
very good There 10 a well of mineral tcdtey In the
yard In short, the place is really valuable, both
residence and garden For terms apply at Humid
ley Bros store, franklin street, or to
90 15-4t+ T. l.. HUNDLEY.
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HOUSES FOR RENT| have foI

a HOUSES FOR RENT have for
~ rent two fine, large, well located and airy hou.
ses on Nicholson street, at Rockets and we'll situa
to be rerted by those in want of good and comforta
bic homes.
ALSO-A few of those nice cottage-built new
houses on Highland street, which. for beauty and
comfort, cannot be beat and at low rents Apply to
seq II. w. TYLER.
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ImroarANr RarISoAp CpsNscrros-The Con-
cord IN. c) Gazette, Of the 9th instssays; " The
first passenger car on this end Of tho Central road
went from this plaeto Charlotte On "Wednesday
evening""
The Columbia South Caroliaian thus alludes to
T Tsis % wii make IN sddifipa 81 asow 40 miles 10
he Charlotte railroad Snd.haiea . tendency 10 In
crease the travel on this route With this rokd b
completed on 70 Raleigh, II VIII always command
tho summer travel between the North and South
and when the Hamburg and Columbia connection
g made, add the important gap b filled between
Danyille, the terminus Of the Richmond and Dan
ytIe Road, and the Grcensboro' on the Central
Road. Will without any dopbf. and In defiance ol
al competition, permanently become the sreal
thorough fare. -s5
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q FOR RENT-The very pleasant
~ and commodious Dwelling, corner 5th and Cary
streets now occupied by the subscriber. Its many
conveniences with Its proximity to business render
L one Of the most desirable residences in the city
PossesIon given from lst to 18th June. Apply to
M. 81. MACE, or
my T-ts WINSTON l. POWERS.
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m FOR RENT.-The house on Mayo
Ia Street, at present occupied by Mr. r. a. Dick
inson.
Also, the tenement on Cary street, few doors
above Pearl street, at present occupied by Mr. f. A.
Blsnkenship.
Possession of the above two houses given on 1st
of October.
Also, several vacant Lots my factory suitable
for store yards, carpenter shops, &c.
For terms, TO, apply to
% 15-tf JAMES THOMAS, JR.
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[NDIA-RUBBER OVERCOATS, &c

TNDIA-RUBBER OVERCOATS, &C.
Il Physicians, Lawyers, Sheriff. and all persons
who have to travel exposed to the inclemencies of
the approaching season. invited to call and exa-
mine my stock Of India Rubber Goods, just received
Pany. My stock embraces Over Goats, Coaks, Capes,
Jackets, Pantaoons, Leggins, dc, all of which will
be sold at Manufacturer9 prices Think of your own
comfort-sscure protection In time. Call and select
your suits Particular attention paid to all ORDERS at
the Clothing Wsrerooms of
]. d. GOODMAN, 1874 Main IT.,
Opposite Eagle Square.
N. 81 have now open q large lot Of Umbreilas
and will receive next week large lot of Trunk
Carpet Bags. &c. Sc lsI J.D.G.
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THE GREAT REMEDY
E'9sKs
BOW Ell COMPLAINTS,
DEs. -, 1gIRDY'ss
MAGIC CHOLERA DROPS,

kNOR the cure OF Darrhea, Dysen,eiy, Cramr
N in The Stomach, Cholera Morhus, Bilious
Collie, Cholera lhfangm, sc.
a convenient TRAVELLERS PoeKET CoMpAN
ION, aud invaluable
FAMfL Y MEDICINE.
r. & II. ANDERSON, Druggists, Chicago says:
We never had medicine that gained so many
friends in so short time all who have been
induced TO try them have found them just what
they are recommended.
The Editor Of The .Son ofTemperance y says,
These Dlops are one Of those really valuable
resloralives so often sought but seldom found
See also the testimonials in the hands OF
agents.
Californian, and Western Travellers should
not 90 without them. One dose " i'll generally
cure the severest case; a disideralum most de-
voully 10 be- wished.
Sold wholesale and retail by
CHS. Ii. SAUPE.
August 90, ls53.-6mo.
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CAUTION To TIE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!

BE NOT DEFRAUDED
Buy no book unless DIR. A. NJ. Mauriceau, 1919
Liberty Street, N Y, is on the title rage, aud
the entry in the Clerks Office on the back ei the
title page; and bny only of respectable and hon
orable dealers. or send by mail. and address to
DE-. A. NJ. Mapriceau, as there are spurious and
snreplilicus nliugemenls Of copyright.
3RP ~ 'Sf 6 gggF9 8 p pH9 p9a' s Eh
CAL COMPANIONS is sent (maiied tree.) 10
any part Of the United States, as also tie Cara
das aud British Provinces. All letters must be
post paid, aud addressed to D,. A. NJ. AlAURI.
CEAU, Box 1921, New York City. Publishing
Office, No, l29 Liberty Street, New York.
September, l853.-6mo.
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go Acres,
Ga ETz Es-1sls es
- .

rEsTiE well-known superiority of the rsTsTT
{sTT1 70 3 zt-,D CO.. -
Axes, has induced some manufacturers 70 stamp
lheir axes Fl. COLLINS ard such axes are Ire.
queally sold as my manufacture.
The GENUINE COLLINS AXES, which have
been made under my direction for more than
twenty-five yeas, and which have sustained
such an .nrlvalled reputation, are Invariably
stamped COLLINS 4 co. HARTFORD
They are 10 be found at our Depot in the eily ei
New York, and at the principal Hardware Stores
iii The large cities. SAAiiL W. COLLINS.
Anil 4. ISa3-lv
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Boot and Shoe Store.

yssIlE subscribers would respectfully inform
the public that they ara now prepared (at
The room formerly occupied by { II Ball as Il
Confectionery Establishnen,) 10 In
manufacture and sell s10cts vi
and Shoes, of every descrip' ssaz. ~eE
ton, made in the neatest style
and of The b ST materials They have also on
hand a laiae and well selected stock Of North
eIn work which they " i'll sell very low.
They would particularly call tie Alteration Of
the public TO Their own work, as they have pro.
cured from he North large supply Of the best
materials. They hope by strict attention to
business 10 receive share Of public patronage
H. & j. FAUST.
Opposite Spectator Office, Main street.
Stanton, Oct. 10, 1858.