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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

- fsa,vesccrdence Of the Baltimore American.
-1rr COMPENSATION or Mr. REpFIELD..
THE NEGATIVE VOTE THE MEXICAN
TREATY-THE NEBRASKA BILL sENA'
TOR pEARcE,
w.s,useros. Jan. 96--The nomination Of Mr.
r..s,SsH a. Collector of Port oil New fors. vice
Rransan. removed, occupied the Senate 10 ESeca-
,vs eession nearly two hoers and haii int a''eI
,.oon The debate " represented to nave oeen o.
- an excited character, al the concinsioh OF
x,,,h;ch The aofninafion was confirmed - Ayes =,
noes 2 . .-.o, ssa.s,s
The Senators voting in the negative were aessrs
padrer q. North Carutaa; BENJAMIN OF LOUISIANA
Pen OF Tennessee; Dixon, OF hentackyi pa"roh
of G,sorgis; Toonahs of Georgia; Jones on 4 ennes
see; and Thompson, OF heatneky--ah oo"'herA
Me- sewart, and Fish, Of N York, both spoke
:; tsyr Of The nomination All the Senators OF free
sn1tenfencies voted aye. " ,g.E
orr Minister TO Mexico, Mr. Gaisden, had an IN
,crvipxs with the Presden' and Mr.. Marcy to-day 10
r.,ga,ion 20 the rumered Mexican treaty. ! ne ra
nov "a cu,r,n, again that there "a no treaty, OUT oby
49,. ,,,.,,,,ra1,lur, OF n treaty agreed upon
-nrr, - rnueh excitement here IN relation TO inc
Nebraska bin and caucuses OF the deieSaslons rom
,bc -, e.atcs have been held on the subject.
T,e ana )uucenlent of the caucus nomination Oh
senator pesrce for reelection by the Wing mem
hrs Of the Legislature of Maryland. has gwen uni
srsai satisfaction TO his friends H. Congress and 10
,,,y citizens generally
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,rGvOR REDINI AT WASHINGTON.

WAsmvcroS, Jan &c Mr.. Marcy has decided
to change his policy on the reception OF SIG. Bedin
az a Diplomatic agent of the court of Rome. 1t is
the intention o! the government to pay him all the
honors which his official character entities him
and he will rec i've passport such as ia accorded
10 an Ambassador. The pope's Nuncio will, there
fore receive proper diplomatic recognition, ano
be furnished with all the powers necessary for hi.
p ole ton while ia II L. s e5.
The Nuncio is still here, and it is uncertain as Il
the lime OF his departure. 1t is said, however, tina
he will moi leave before the last OF next week. whei
he will take the southern route via New Orleans
for Brazil Blu; his mission is ultimately to Ma
drid
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan T.-Before the Aiantie's news
sales were made Of 400 bbls Howard street Flour
at 1915, and 500 bbls Ciy Mills at SO 90; after tie
news. 200 Howard street at 50 25 City Mills held a,
$3.50. Before the news 5000 bushels white Wheat
sold at s. 05a TO- and red at Ss05-now held cts.
higher. carn-l0ooo bushels yellow at 81; white
so cents. G
NEW YoRK, Jan. "a. Flour has advanced under
tue news: State sells at $3.50, Southern o.Cs. Corn
1000 bushels sold, at lo5 for mixed, sllo for
yellow. Gotten dull Stocks declined
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ARRIVAL OF rHE u STATES

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24-The steamer United
States, from Aspnwall, has arrived. She left the
Ohio at Aspinwall, about to sail for New York, with
three hundred passengers and 81 900 600 in gold.
The Congress of New Grenada had levied tax
of ten per cent upon the estimated profits of all
vessels arriving at and departing from the port OF
Aspinwail
The sloop ofwar Cyane was about leaving Car
tlagena, to convey to their destination the corps
of engineers who were 10 explore the route for the
oceanic canal across the Isthmus of Darien
revolution had broken out in Bolivia
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Tier : Iiow before Congress a petition from
Mr5. Elizape.h g Smith, q Missouri, who, ia ls46
;nder the assumed name oi "Reu Newman vol
inferred N the Mexican war, where she served
.Htntuliy for ten months when her was discov-
cred and she - a. discharged from the service
Ben" has SINCE married, and aow applies Tor her
FAY ard coanty land
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WASHI"G ron. Jan SGln.-Fhe New York Demo
cratic Deiegaioa held meeting last night, and de
,lded 10 oppose the Nebraska bill. The solts, to a
tnau voted 10 oppose IL and several of the Hards
also. The Ohio Democrats held meeing this al
ternoon and, it is said voted dnauimou -ly to OPP
pose il The Administration heard of the New
Yo;k meering last night, aud advised the speech of
Cove. nor sun.th TO-DAY.
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BY JOHN Il. y. P4YnE. sAsesnlap. -.
COMMISSlON Ek'b SALE OF HOUSE

~ AND LoTAr Auction by virtue Of . de.
cree Of the Circuit court Of Hchmone, pronounced on
the 18th Of January 1854, in the suits of Anderson
and Builineton and Booker and Burlington, the nm
dersigned. who was appointed special connission-
or by said decree, will expose sale at public
ton, on the premises, on'WEDNEsDAY, the LIST day
Of February next, the. HOUS and LOT In the said
proceedings neptioned, and now In the occupancy
Of Vim w. Anderson, described IN said proceedings
a. certain piece or parcel of land lying in the cor-
~ of Hsprico, near The city Of Richmond, and bound
inches and runnng back 1877 feet and situate in what
is known Duyas addition TO the city Of kchfnssnd:
1t being the same land which was conveyed by deed
from Thcs. ]. Evans Commissioner 10 Richard T.
Booker trustee, and by deed dated March erh, 1851
and upon which dwelling house and other improve-
me nts have been erected by said VIM w. Ander-
ton y - ~ tffA@ - $3.50
TERMS Cash as TO one.third of the purchase
money and upon credit OF SIX and twelve months,
respectively, as 70 the remaining two-thirds The
purchaser executing gotisbIe notes. with approved
security for the said deferred payments bearinE IN
terest from the day the saie and title TO the pro-
perty retained until the last payments made
Sale to commence at O'Clock r. nj.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
ia 2i-ddts tsiA Commissioner.
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 24-By an arrival from
Vera Cruz we have later dates from Mexico
The Ministry of war, vacated by the death of
Gen Lombardini, had not been tilled.
There was much excitement in chihuahua and
sonora, in consequence of the new Gadsden treaty
Leading men declared they would prefer annexa
ton 10 the United States to submission to its pr
ysions
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We learl from Annapolis. hat al d meeting OF the
Wig members o. the Nary and Legislature, on
Wednesday evening lar, he Hon James 4. Pcarce
wac .-uauuloSsy nominated ;or reelection to the
SEA, II lie SENATE OF Tie United States
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FROM TEXAS. TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD!
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 24.-Adviees from Calves
ton to the Goth state that the Governor of Texas has
decided to close contract tor the construction OF
the Pacific Railroad through that State before the
lat of Nav I s.s
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THE ERIE DIFFICULTY.

ERIF. Jan 26.-It is understood that the u s.
Marshal has received despatch from Attorney Ge-
nrrsl Gushing, insructing him 70 proceed TO repair
the Railroad, and proterirs hi:n the aid OF U. s.
troops in Gaze OF obstruction. Judge Thompson is
eudelvoring TO allay the excitement s..
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CAPTAIN RiNGGOLDS EXPLORING EXPE-
DITI0N -J

BosroN, Jan. 20-Cape Town adyces of Nov.
2lst repor, tina. the steamer Hancock and schooner
Fennimore Cooper, sailed from st. Simon's Bay,
Ocsober 2lsr, for India Tire sioop ol.war Vim
oennes, orig Porpoi-e, and ship J p Kennedy sailed
November GIN iur the same destination.
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GREAT FIRE IN sIPPl-DESTRUCTION
OF AN IMMENSE AMOUNT OF COTTON.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan "a The town of Tallula, IN
lssaquena county, Mississippi, was visited yester
day by very destructive fire. Eight Thousand
baies OF cotton were consumed ft r.a
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Urea Nathias, the celebrated Russian danseuse
az married saoIt Ti.ile SINCE to Francois Ravel
She's OF The most graceful daucers that has
g. appeared Il 'kls county
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NOT1CE.-The subscriber having taken
~ the buildings corner Of Franklin and Wall sts,
takes this method Of calling the attention Of he
triends and the public generally his stock of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, COLLARS
Nc He is prepared TO all orders in his line
with neatIess and dispatch.
n Haying obtained the services of Mr.. LEMUEL
RIPLEY he is preparedto get up, in superior STYLE
and furnish ine Light Buggy and Carriage Harness
as can be obtained In city.
ia 6-1m s.7s +Sf HENRY BAKFR
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READ InlS.--All persons who have net
~ as yet supplied themselves with good warm
WINTER CLOTHING now do at cost. by ap-
plying at r. DECOU / CO.'S Franklin Clothing
Store. No. 50 Main ST.. Richmond Va, where may be
fouLd the most ample, complete and well-,nade as.
sorment of all kinds of Clothing. suitable for the
present season. All Of which viii positively be
sold at cost, for cash only
,tt R. DECOU CO,
a11-6m q No 90 Main st
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SURPRISING BUT NEVERTHEL EsS

NURPRISING BUT NEVERTHELESS
~ TRUE The prices which LEVY Is selling his
CLOTHING at, surprises the closest buyers so he
must really be selling chear and if you don't believe
it,Just call on him and examine for yourselves and
you viii be convinced that his clothing is only
.he cheapest but the best made in the city. As the
sc ason has 80 far advanced he will sell of his Over
coats at COST and iess rather than keep them
until next winter. Now is the time to buy your
clothing, and the place is al A. LEWIS,
No. SO Main street, op. City Hotel,
ia II F Sign of the Red Cant
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DEMOVAL.-THE TIN AND SHEET

) REAOVAL.-THE Tin AND SHEET
~ IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th st. to 18th ST.. to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Breckenridge oppo.
site the grocery store ON 18Th ST. of Mr. VIM. Wallace
he returns thanks to his friends and the public for
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed aud
being now better prepared attend to- their favors
than formerly, he respectfully socits a continuance
of the same at his new establishment. ~. =
de q CHAS II. LANGLEY
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'NEGkOE6 AT AUCI1ON.-Will Sc
~ cid = puhIis anetion. q the Ate nst1snes u
VIM. w. Dickinson's On the 1st day ef rekruasy
NEXT. NINE NE0ROES-2 young men, % and -
years; ypere women. bet Is and ~; aifla
one Ii and ose yesrs old nsiddls aged wcnan and
boy--all ysry lheh and valuable. Ans va
Also AL ale stock. crops, housshold and htchsn
furniture, will b sold on he eams day. q sssss
ia z5-dtd aH WESLEY WRIGHT. AAyr',.
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TOBACCO CHEWERS

FOBACCO CHEWERS IN search OF
Il really ine Chewing TOBACCO, will not fail to
GU ca BENNETT \ BEERS Druggists, No. l25
Mao street and select from ther large and elegant
rtosE- They agents fer the factories and supply
large small quantities factory rates Their To-
hGCcos al made trcu the pck OF The YTgiua crop,
and Is wsEEtI,ed 20 please the tastidieua Call
Apd Try y. de
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az ACRES OF yALuABLE LAM

Ok ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
81 ON THE PLANK ROAD NEAR THE
CITY AT PRIVATE sALE.-Ws are authorized 60
se q sxres of Land situated the north side OF the
Plank Road, nearly sdjoiping the ID Toll Gate being
highly productive, improved b. small DWELLING
beAufifally ituated, and IN exceiIenf barn, he.
This 10 one Cffhs most beautiful farms ofts size near
the city, asd peraousin want will do well 70 apply
q loaes, . sseh oppetsuisisg ere daily beseciae
$500 7Sz7oaA wzIaaAn1s A.,,s !.
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brushes. = Floor, Hand, Scrub and
~ Dusring Brushes; Pope's Head, Bottle and Cloth
Brushes; White Wssh, Paint and Marking Brushes;
Cruulb and Plate Brushes; Shoe Brushes in great
variety; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes for
cleaning silver ware. &c. Italian Wisps, &c For
sale at 1877 Main street. - 'rstrs
ia IS zr BIJLKIEYk CO
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W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s the time to
Il prepare your grounds for early vegetables. and
as these are what bring high prices every one " no
has quarter of an acre of around should PIT down
HOT BED for forcing We getabes They may have
vegetables from six 10 eight weeks sooner by making
a HOT BED-sash for which may be had at q triAine
expense, with glass, ready for use.
MILES AMBLER,
N. B.-A large lot o SASH, BLINDS and DOORS
for sale at very low rates. Call and see.
ia 20 M
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BY 0oDDiN d AfPEKsoN

Oh 0(lA COPIES OF SCOTS
COeOOO MANUAL OF HISTORY on
The UNITED STATES.-Published in = short
for the OF schools BY David B. Scott, A III.
fTincipal Of Ward SchoolNo, Is, New York city
"A condensed narrative of the chiefevents in Anne
rSan History arranged with questions in the body Of
text SO a. to lessen the labor of teacher and pu
PAL. As class book in the outlines of our history
It Is the very best W g have seen q 13I- -
For sale by JAMES wOODHOUSE.
I II ZU Esr So11are / .
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
EOUR HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sc

TOUR HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sc
Il COND STREET AND IN DUVALS ADDI-
TON AT AUCTION.-Un FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Sold tive large framed TENEMENTS and LOTS.
situated on the West side of I'd street, near Mrs.
Downeys store fronting about 20 feet each, and run
ming back $50 feet. -.
After which will be sold two HOUSES and LOTS
in Duvaps addition, he West side of ST. James
street between Federal and Coptts' streets, the
residence of DR., Robinson, fronting about 30 feet
EACH and running back rs feet.
The whole of the above property is now yielding
good rents and those wishing to invest in such pro-
perry would do well to attend. c
TERMS -Une.third cash; balance at 1. and II
months credit payments TO bear interest and title to
be withheld until last note is paid. 80
10 20 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Auets.
iPOSTPONEMEhl .-Un account OF the weather,
the above sale postponed to TUESDAY. 3lst inst,
at O'Clock, if fair otherwise the next fair Gay there
after II
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EECHES.-Ih have Oh hand a lot OF SUI
81 perior Swedish LEECHES which will he al.
plied upon the most reasonable terms. The sunscri.
Der be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Saloon under the American Hotel II n st.
and at night on 25,h street, between Franklin and
Main streets g.. .- --a. q. 5tst :
ia 26 R. C. HORSONs
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(tOOPEk'S lSlNGLASS - sheet and
~ Shfed-Just received and for, sale byt 81
IRA PURCELL. LAID Il Co. Druggsts,
la Il 4 t4,5 W Main street. cor, l4th.
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|M AMI ED-A respectable CoLORED'
TO the care Of children, and who can perform The
usual housew work Of small fsmiiy 10 ons well ~
commended, uncomfortable home = offered. Apply
j. s-sts - RiCHD 6. HALL. s
. fWANTED-1 wish to rent COM
1sA Portable HOUSE, near Bacon Qsssssr bfsnah-
ls1s EDW'D D. EACHO.
WANTED-By two young men who
W have been engaged 10 business IN the country
situations in some mercantile business in this city,
make themselves useful. Refer to Dossett Ander-
son. Governor street. III GO "a 15-Iw-
- FREIGHT WANIED-For Viii
.izss mingtou. N. u, Charfeston, 8. G, 6avanuAhs
by West Apslae hicois, Pensacola or Mobile. Ap-l
i.s - s. :. RoBr. RANKIN. !
wAN1EDTO HIRE-A GIRL of good
w character. wen qualified TO act as Nurse. : APP
ply al TINS once. 80 q l ia ST
nv ANTED-A young man, Is or 10
~ years OF age. to attend in store One from
the country preferred. None apply except
they eau give good reference as TO character and in
oastry Apply at this office ia PITS
OWNER WANTED--For one Box re.
~ ceived persteam City of Richmond from
rhilade lphias Jan. Sd marked JoAs r. WKreHr.
CARE OF Peters 4 Mar.in, Rishmend, Va.
jag Agent U 5 s. Co.
w ANTE. D-A Situation, by a Young
W man about Y years old, who has been accus
toned to farming, gardening, &c. He can give very
sat sfactory references as his industry, sobriety
%sdislsiy to quA HGN6Ik VI s sRf,s I'M
"a 6--d. Franklin street.
GTORAGE WANI Ell can Store 4OyU
~ barrels FLOUR in my store, IS6 Cary street.
which will be covered by insurance If desired lib
erai terms.
ia 2e--4w R. MecANDLIsH, JK.
WANTED.-I wish to rent Store on
w the south side of hlain street, between llth
EDwD. D. EACHO,
ia p General Agent and Collector.
w ANTED An UPHOLSTERER-
w Apply at HOWE'S Furniture bazaar, Main
street, between 9Th and 10Th SITS ia 25-ii*
WAN1ED--A good second. maud Street
" WAGON. Apply to
WANTED-T hire or purchase, a t.
w male house SERVANT. For one of good
character and capacity, hbeiai hire will be given by
the subscriber. JUAN PIZZINI,
Jazz next door to the Exchange Bank
WANTED-For the ensuing year, FIVE
" able bodied NEGRO MEN, OF good chsrac-
de % - CRENsHAw & FISHER.
WANTED, Immediately, white female
\ " SERVANT. An elderly one preferred Ap-
ply to EDWARD D. EACHO,
de u @ General A gent and Collector.
/ EECHES.-Ih have Oh hand a lot of SUI
e. perior Swedish LEECHES, which will he al.
piled upon the most reasonable terms. The sunscri.
Der be found at all hours of the day the Hair.
Dressing Saloon under the American Hotel lI.h ST.
and at night on 25th street, between Franklin and
Main streets tr-- a-a. e. ttE
ja26 &c HoBsoN-
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Nv K have III store b tlne aid we'll selected
Y stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES and HORSE
FEED OF every descfptiei'--to which we beg leave
to call the attention Of The pubic. We will sell low
for cash or TO Pnnctua customers and prepared
to deliver them in any portion Of the city, tree of
perterage.
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Napoleon has appointed the Marquis de Turgot a
Grand Officer OF the Legion of Honor, on account
OF the wound received by him in the duel with Mr..
Soue. ..sf
Young soule has published a long letter, explain
ing the whole difficulty which led to the duels
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aRrHER ADVANCE IN BRRlDsTuFFs!
The Allie Fleets in the Black Sea !.

EUROPE PREPARING FOR WAR;
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| FOX SALE-A likely young WOMAN
- with young child, who said to be first rate
Cook, good Seamstress and House-Servant She i.
ofsood char scter and is sold for fautto reside
| in the city.
| ia n - TOLER a COOK
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lH LNhINO . UEN UJNE @AI>NNAN-7
IL DEHS.-FRESH ARRIVAL --Ey the schoon.
els New York ard Ii. nneo. The subscriber will fe-s
ceive new aud tuii assortment OF the above Fire
and Buig laI-PIoof SAFES, aii slzes. AND would I'D
wise all pers need of fence and insur.
snce against FIRE al regues, 10 Gala S6 Cary street,
and make sele ction, 80 ias - etsf
have on hand, for exhibition, the anti powder
burglar proof LOCK. fl @ 5se@ s1f E.ft
Also, Jones' BANK LOCK. which Gao ho furnished
by the subscriber short Ietiee. banks Bro
kers. K. McCANDLIsH. ia.
ia s6--ts 1856 Cary st.
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WANTED-To hire or purchase, IT,
" male house SERVANT. For one of good
character and capacity liberal hire will be given by
the subscriber. JUAN PIZZINI,
JAZZ M next door to the Exchange Bank
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=
1t is reported that the Burmese have recaptured
Peeu.
The Chinese Insurgents have evacuated Annoy
The lmperialists have perpetrated a horrible mas
saere there. .|ff'E fs s.
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DkIMt, NENIsON. - 1905 tbs No. L
II Hams aid Saddles fresh venison, bouriy expect
BROWNE -sOK,
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SIORAGE WAN1 ELL can store 4uyu
~ barrels FLOUR in my store, I56 Cary street,
which will be covered by insurance If desired lib
erai terms.
ia z6--4w r. MeCANDLISH In
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81 \. CAUTRORN
MULCH cows Al AUCTION ~ vill
AVA ssu At ssefion. THIS MOaN fNU. e 10 0eJoiA
- the large LOT inaeAs 1T my asee. s 1ne nlLc8
+ HoksESs--AIso, several HORSES. sme.s vss<n !
Y me :. pe.ier b.ss-herse. asd sss u ths ase =
;sA M CAU4HOuW ASr|sAN
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NJ AIS, BkUOMS, dc.-keceiying this
Az day per sehi Danville, larse and varied ss-E
sor uienl of Mats Erooms, Trbs, Wood AID Willow
Ware. For sale by ZIMMERMAN, "a i
III corner Man ane 18th streets.
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WANTED-For the ensuing year, FIVE
l w able bodied NEGRO MEN, of good charac-
ter, suitable for mill work. III ~ 0tfEtF ~
de % CRENsHAw 4 FISHER.
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I HI. a. Y. HAkD1N, BorAsIc PHYsI-
CLAN, offers his services to the eisizens OF Rich
Iond and viciniy He may be fou nd at the ofHce OF
Dr Robinson, On Frsnkin, between 18th and I4th
streets at ell hours, light and day when Tot profess.
sionally engaged. q a : -" .
Extracting Teeth only Is cents. .sg.s.
take pleasure in recommending TO my friends DR..
Hardin as Botanic Ply stefan, who has studed me.
dic;ne graduated, and received HE Diploma.
ia 5-2m1 L. ID. ROBINSON, NJ D. -