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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-18
Livery ssssA@ Stable !!
E.UuRItR YARD.
IRON STEEL.

AN in ceiI,t Of the above snoHnt Of Iron, which
L VIII be sod Caena prices Also $500 Rs assorted
cas-. Buster. German and spring steel !! MILTON
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N y.
I,ErSE nave remove ed their ofScs room
II over srrszes r Lsthror's Gun stup. In,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-18
LOOK OUT FOR 4 CRASH


a 20, q
receive d,ily for the months, by far th-
largest, cheapest varied cmpi. he Caryoes of
Foreign ana tome Manufacture, brough. home i,
-"e lhhaoahtS OF THIS FcitdF. o. which they should
iose no IIe Ia taxing the sosk isH date advantage
We are fully deter mined TO dispose literally give
away any aud every thing the public shall require at IN
hands All cur G. oiD> which stand pre- eTnineui
IN point OF stNt Ialite aad f1n be-n at
tres1 cnd0us sac ihce purchased exclusively
Al me recent rsTse1n importation Auction Rooms
Ne" Work. and si continue he purchased long
as HE present great panic the
sfiaH exist thereby easi atfri public the
oel and Cheapest bargains they possibly wish tor.
Feeling that To enumeraie all "a. haadreG
Thousand different irlss which we shall always have.
on hand Tor the ,ue!c, AT their prices would be an
iFiuseuieht on t1e shall for sati>fac
Non oi the public. and Ladies particularly, suov how
much more surprisingly cheap can sell them spm,.
things IN their line ihathe have viz
i2uo yards plain ptaid ~aiered black and
Bile oil silks, al sas 50 l. per ward up ward,
, ofl Yards PLAIN f. ench, striped plaid ticripn
OF the fra quality, ard al; anes of every shaia
AT from 10 cehts per yar.i.
~ eces 70 nbaz black. silk and linen arm Plaid
and changeabie Alpacas all Is cts per yard
usually sold nj 80
1900 yard. figured, plaid aud v,'au Muslin Ds,sines
of The atest and most ancifui ryies which W.. will sc
for cts per yaid usually sold cts and to which
we beg particular AT eniiou.
5Ibo pieces best Ea.s, French and American prints,
of the chviceS and varied styles fast c,lnrs.
hich we viii commence 10 give 4 cts per ward
LOCO fine Eabroidcred Linen Cambria Hand serchieis
at ; ecu eaeh.-N
Together ith Il endless amount of Ladies' Cambria
and Woo! Underseeves: Frcnch Collars nds hand Is
Hosiery and Gloves. MUiers Comforttrs Fur Cuffs sc
Geris' and Boys Bgckskin Mits and Gi,ve., with Il
splendid assortment Plush Cans large assert
meat OF Domesics, comprising Ticking. heavy all wool
and uneesched double width Shirting Sheetifg tr
which we have paid cash. and which will sell Cheap
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-18

ksENJa SCOTT,
~ ENERAL DEALER in Dry guds Groceries, Provi.-
" ions, Drugs Medicines Steel Ware, Lumber and
SLiueles. v5nfu
Yellow Stone, Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-18

SAMUEL VIII EEEEEs,
= ENERAL DEALER in Fancy and Staple ID = Goods
N Groceries, Crockery anu Hardware, High Street
Mineral Point. y6n23
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-18

JOHNS EVANS,
FASHIONABLE TAiLORS. Mineral Point, Wis -on-
Il sin, solicit share of public patronage Their work
viii be done in the most fashionable style, and
sonable terms. Shop High Street.
o. Cutting done to order, and warranted TO fit, Il
properly made up. sly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-27

Por advertisements of Creator length, less thar
M tolmn inserted Tor longer time than two monihs
Jsfo0ut ul 80 per cent tile above will be made
rn S1lste The first three months, and Go per cent.
TSr business or professional cards. isquarc less,
peT a, mum. 6,Oc
rdt bGsii ess or professional cards, square, per
snnunl.. :
ball a. :" =" % ................. 60,0O
,pI Nper cent on the above for inside.
G5Personl communications chllged al 100 per thou
r5STecia notices charged $50 per square, per annum,
M frsi sgulte, and same rate o discount the for
ieT number oil SquaIes under tile general head. and
Tassn 5 lie iur single Insertion.
pu<isss ad dyeItiSemcnts, with monthly change, one
:aUac yeaT-- SsSo,ul
Sane with weekly clahgc 300
So,te oil dea hs inserted g auitoUsy, but funeral
UO,iCe chaIsed 90
Marriage notice charged L. 90
sle Oice inserted for month or Iess III advance 90
Reli.iOas notices inserted for half p,ic!
K. RARTLESoN,
JOHN 7. RUSSELL, 81
SwEARINGEN, TAYLOR & Co.
GEC, D. LITTLE dz To. F
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at-r5sss "a card. 7-4 l
HAVING disposed of my Grocery on Main street No
IL 256 to Mr. Isaac ID. Johnston st. Clair wills
avail myself of This opportunity to return nv sincere
thanks to tho OF patrons who have given me their
Of te same feeling confident that customers
and dealers will be well accommodated at his sore ne
any IN the city, inqualit ty, price and variety.
Also, would Inform The citizens and vicp
lty that Continue tc Keep OF the best Family q roce
rvs IN the west at No Washington Hall, street.
CALL SIMEoN D.EWOoDRCSW- So 'e i
Feb 10, 'o4-feb13 t Washington Hail, Monroe st
w ANrED-A G eIman sirI, 10 cook and do ho1seIyofk
wv Apply at this Office. mri
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For IE;iltiinorc, Washington, philadelphia
mud New York :
5s 49, 49, s=zsssssE - -


Great through Line for the East
lNHE baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
baltimore, and connecting with tile washington
Rail Road at the Junction Catey called the Relay
House, miles from baltimore, and with the Phadei.
nhta wilnnsonand baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the like completed and
the Whole rond is i'll fine condition. presenting or the
most pioturesqus aud romantic routes the world.
The nav and splendid steamers OF The Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
Washington Philadelphia, &C., may be had the agents,
or on the boats.
Theexess ainlcoves Wheeling daily, at O'Clock
A. NJ, Cwhcelng time) and arrives Cumberland C2O1
mes9 at + NJ and two hours there. in
shortages.
baggage checked through any eastern points
without charge.
Passengers and baggage are transferred The for
Washington at the function. and for Philadelphia at Bal
umore, will lout extra charge. Travellers
pie time and opportunity al all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling TO Baltimore, (with
privilege ofyins over where the route,) SS60-to
Washington, S9,50-to Philadelphia, S10-to be had on
hoard the steamers OF the Union Line the oho OF
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q b. For Mounds.
.vile. mar WM PARK FIR. Gent. SuI,'f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-27

Holiday PresenLs
MT no. A Wasnington GAnli. AonFoe street
HAVING just returned from the eastern cities, now
. III Offer for sale and complete assortment of
Watches, Jewery, Silver ware and Fancy Goods.
Persons desiring purchase invited to cal and ex
anime my Goods, Wicl determined TO sell cheap
the che1Pest
presented c. P. BROWN.
tic19 - eztf Rr Monroe ST
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Daguerreotypes.
HIGHLY IMPoRTANT

-,... EIGHTY INPORTANT.
NELSON'S IS Premium Chinese Listra Washing FlniJ
~ The greatest Improvement yet discovered for sa ye
labor nn end exense T. sng Clothing and House CIcai.
,ns; iine,s and Cottons washed by tins Fluid will be
WAGRANik KID not to iure the fabric. Every lady ma
satisfy herself on that pon by soakinga piee OF
or iiien In the Fluid, full strength "a hours which
Will clearly show that must be pui ely rmess vixen
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times tile
washing, Which nbe done III 5 or 3 hours -
Manufactured and sold subscffber tylo Inns Iote
ly purchased the right for Ohio eounyt Va - :
= - ~ L.s.4ss- fs1t4 JAS. MELLOR. e-t
AuFq 5lassfa No! &c, Union ST.. Wheeling Va
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Brentlinger q Armstrone-
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
H. CRUNFlsAGEkEcES would announce TO his
hicEds and the public generally, that having purchas
ed le interest OF the senior partner in the business lately
VIII continue the same at the old stand. No15. Main ST.
anu would respectfully Solicit and trusts coutii
uance the patronage bestowed old firm
lie has Just returned from the Eastern cities, and is now
opening an extensive and well selected stock Drugs ami
Ihemeas Perumery, Fancy articles, &C., all OF which
scrnpulous purity quality and are now offered
to the public on tn, most reasonable Terms Sivr
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n.TES OF NDVrRTIsING.

RATES OF NDVs- REISLNds.
rgE IJNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers in
ir Of wheeling in view Of IiIe increased price OF
sbor aud other expenses, rendering their expenses
,ecr than eTeOHre, do agree 10 charge The follow
7TaIss for advertising, and iii whatever To
r less than the rates bellows ten lines or less of non.
- constituting square:
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a535 fts GAPS.
ID ECE1VED this day, the best assortment OF
III youths, and chdreh's cloth ever otousnS AZ ~
this city, having been selected with great eadS
style quality They comprise in part as o.
Gents cloth opera black aud wai,e n Apoio
Also the Egyptian Pyrennal cricket e1P.
together with every other desSfPm n iSRPKR s. SON
~ BOYES and 6aTTes Rhodes VeInels .aesn.
U SSear soda boston, bptter' and
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80, BALTIMoHE, June f2, 1850.
,,Iss aSssIs EVans D natson Philadelphia
nave n9ch pleasure IN recommending tire Proof
Chests to the notice the pubc-the one we purcase
from you having we'd Contents effectIaIv
alter undergoing the ire which
destroyed the entire block buildings on Arch street
wharf, on the Schuyl1li, the OF June, $780,
o.. Yours, very respectfully,
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ITO THE PUBLIC-RIoHMorp. Srp

ID.
= TEMPER srH. 1s54.--Necessity conpeis NJ to
give notice that and after the 18Th Instant our
charges for wassonnase to or from any part Of Rock
clause Of the Cty Of ns nrs. rs.
gulatnG the rates Of Drayage passed December 5ist
is4o Will be increased to the following rates ,cihout
Rates assessed at less than Is cents increased 70 Is cents
Such rates a. are assessed at Is % 50 81 s. 40 a ~
Increased to the price Of 50 81 as 40 IS s 81 ets
To or from any part Of the Dock any place named
and assessed in said Ordinance will be increased In
the following rates, tcithout discount: ~
Rates assessed ataess than Is cents increased Is cents
Such rates a. are assessed at q so So 40 4, o 80 cent.
Increased to the nett price Of "a SO As 50 56 6S rs cents
Under the second clause of said Ordinance. the
rates will be increased a. follows:
Rates assessed at less than CENTS Increased to Is
such rates asare assessed at IS 50 40 so so cents
increased to the nett price of so SO so IS rs cents
such rates a. have been blished bv crstom and
not enumerated IN said Ordinance, are ncrsased 25
Per cent nett the above being for single OF Drsy
Loads, double or Wagon Loads In same proportion
Tho extreme high prices which have for q loue
time prevailed, and likely continue in every thing
aPpertsining to business land which ali are aware
o. compels us to adopt these rates. For example
selling at from 81 to G S Corn instead IN cf IS
10 s and eenss shp:sss: sm g s.n ana
vsnced to $l5o; Mules and Horses, from esO sndIge
have increased S7s per cent So also in to wa
ges paid to our assistants blacksmths wheevprghts
&c, making the cost of conducting the business near
~ double the expense az compared with few yeare
back, and in q much larger proportion a. compared
with 1910, when said Ordinance was established.
This state OF affairs compels us to obtain some re-
lief or abandon the business our course has already
been acquiescsd in BY many who are nteresed, and"
Y but justice that we should receive fair compsa-
We hereby give notice that on and after the 18th
instant, we shall conform to the above advanced
rates. To all of which we pledge ourselves
ELLIS PEERS,
JACOB 8. ATLEE -
EDMUND BOI6SIEUX,
r>a HATCHER l. WEBSTER.
TOMPKINS 4 ROYSTER,
se l2-6t ea And Others
old GOVERNMENT JAVA cor
" FEE, in original bags; Laguayra Coffee, sfrnctfy
primo quality; Rio Coffee; Santos Coffee, In Too H.
bags Mocha Coffee, prime quality. For nle by
RAWLINGS MILLER,
SELF Corner Pearl and Cary ss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N0fICE.-Ihe first Monthly Meeting Of
the 1scHArIc egILpI.c Fuxp A:socIATIcs. 9lsh-
mond. viii Be hsId e SAUxpE.S aALLs u Sssosk,
..sion f:s q 5 ssss Isr :sTs . Pis.ss G q 80 3
Ths msnthIy regulation u q per shars. rasst Be
oo1a.s 1ssss lgsyn:a.. made 70 Jonn REEVE.
na-, JOIN = EEEvE. sse.y.
ss pr.eiPle which oasfs many advaassgss to the
fndiiiniy fsmiin payment 70 secure home % hmssK and
shares e + bad 1sss b =.
psRUvIAs GuAHo.-ln consequence Of the
contsuS IN .hsh have lately pre3sdeed and
SSs,iie:scy. the Enyoy E.tr.ordssry "a Hioistsr
his powsr. 10 sse. s,s .hs J: dssIoss q. ia
sSSnnneIs IN such manner q viii enable thsn 70
obtain IL on terms better adapted 70 mees ~ AN
orders 70 the undesnsd to Gsse e M rscs ,s
present a. follows sl-,s- 1-s"--s'> S.1s io1 INC
For Ito s 5tons-sss Cash. IS. ..
Ito g tons-2s1 :. tss'.s $50
:. 8 to 30 tons- $50. 80 days or di,soun. .n.e,.
:. :. 81 to 100 tons $50, months or -"s u"e
= I01 to 900 tons-e5o,S 3 ~. 4s s..s
IN. .s.sss sss pssp..ss g sls .s thai,
deposits in tho different ports of the UnIted Statss
through 0'ds" given BY thsp IN this city
Baltimore, Sept. Ist, 1854.
HAVING received the above Circular from
s9e agents OF the Peruvian Government for the sale
OF 0uano, to meet the views Of our countrv fisnds
viz: .e fiose"',
s5e Cash per ton, taken from the wharf,
To accommodate small Dealers We viii nall anu
gsWSW 'n' ION IGH III 81 ne sGSHe THv snns
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GEN E RAL AGENCY FOR THE
~ SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND.-GEO.
w. READ and POWHATAN BOuLDfN offer their
services to the Public as GENERAL AGENTS for
the SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND in the
State of Virginia generally, and particularly in mid
die and Western Virginia; also, in the South and
Southwestern States Their location 10 not far from
the junction of the Richmond and Danville and
Southside Railroads which afford easy access to
the most desirable lands in the State. One of the
subscribers was once extensively engaged In the
practice of Law, which is some guarantee that the
titles will be well nvesg gated and the papers sccu-
ratey prepared; the otheris at this time engaged In
the practice of the legal profession. The services of
one of the members of the concern may at all times
be commanded to view lands at the instance Of pur
chaser or seller Surveys will be attended to for dis
tant purchasers and the subscribers will be qualified
TO make purchases reference to the geological fea
lures of particular districts both regards their
ucutuTai and mining capabilities-the payments for
the land to be made to the parties to the contract
although advice will be freely given to facilities
for remittance, and in the of distant
payments, II desired, will be made through the sub-
scribers Their Office is at Charlotte G. a. Address
Read BouLD1s. GEO w. READ,
POWHATAN BOULDIN
REFEHENCEs.
Conway Robinson and Willis r Bocock. Esas
Richmond; Joseph Z. Venable and Samuel v. Wat.
kins, Esq., Petersburg DR.. Geo s. Scott Cla,kspte;
Hunter ID. Marshall and William II. Dennis Esas
Charlotte; Jno n Edmunds, H1ltfar; and Or. VIM.
@ Crsshead and B. N. Jones, Esq- Danraie.
iy 25-2awts -
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MATCHMAKING AND JEWELRY
STORE

e The subscriber (who has been en-
"A gagged with Messrs. Mitchell & Tyler, for
>XsN;He the last two yesrs) having the tenement
No. 1Sl, south side of Main street, second
door east of 18TH has opened well selected assort.
ment OF WATCHES (sold and sver) and JEW.
public that he is prepared to sell goods in his line on
moderate terms. He asks attention to his stock and
feels assured that all who wish to purchase can find
no objections to his prices
Being practical matchmaker, he is also prepare
to repair Watches at short notice, and in the best
manner, or to mend jewelry in good style Believ-
ing that those who have work to do, will seek the
best workmen to doit he feels assured that persens
who favor him with their patronage once, will eed
no invitation to continue his services when needed
au SB--ts C. T, VOCnET
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

q The ejaculation of the DAILY DISPATCH
that OF all the Daily papers Of
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FALL TRADE.
THOMAS d. QUARLES,
90 BROAD STREET.
FALL TRADE 1854.

CHINA, GLASS & EAR THEN WARE
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
HAVING determined 10 close my pre-
Il sent business, will sell a. reduced prices my
large and desirable stock of CHINA, GLASS. EAR
THEM AND STONE-WARE, FANCY GOODS,
&c. &c.
Goods Of my own i'm portation, received during this
summer for the Fall Trade.
Country and city Dealers fsmilies and all in want
of goods in my line, particularly invited to call
and examine the stock.
HUGH A. WATT,
China Hall, No. 78 Main street.
~ particular attention paid to packing.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING TRADE.

SEPTEMBER 7rII 1854
GROSHONG, TUPMAN & Co,
HAVE now In store, and will be receiv-
Il Il ing by steamships Jamestown and Roanoke,
their large stock of WINTER CLOTHING, adapted
TO the wholesale trade. And in introducing this
branch of their business would merely call attention
to the success of their Spring trade as guarantee
that their best efforts will be put forth max. 1t sd
vsniageous TO Merchants purchasing Goods in this
Market. Our stock will embrace the variety Deces-
sary TO the season, both in CLOTHING and FUR
NISHING GOODS, and q call from the trade is re-
spectfully solicited
GROsHONG, TUPMAN g. CO.
Sc Main ST., doors below Purcell, Ladd Co.
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GUNS! GUNS GUNS!!!
TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTsMf.N.

TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTSME.N.
Just receiced from England,
400 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS
-. take pleasure in informing
my friends, customers, and the public,
that have Just received my Fan sup
--> ply of DOUBLE AND SINGLE Ban
REL GUNS, of all qualities and descriptions direcs
from the manufactures of England; and from my eD
ience In the Gun trade, together with the Acilit0
possess in having these Guns made under tho 6repr
ton Of welltried agent to my especial order fell
confident that my present stock Of Guns in hand
not be surpassed In this country.
From these advantages am enabled - oGer az
good bargains any other house in the United States
different kind of game throughout theso paiele t@
them against any Guns imported, all having been
made by the best of workmen in England All Lesk
from those Ia search of . superior orplspy fMshed
Fowing Piece, is call to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, to ensure sale.
Importer and Maker Of Guns. Rifles, tc,..
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A. NORRIS,
PUBLISHER AND BOOKS SELLER,
RICHMOND VA

5 now receiving his usual large and gen.
L eral assortment of BOOKS, PAPER, STATION.
ERY, PIANOS, &c. &c, for the fall trade and would
respectfully invite the attention of the merchants
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee visiting the
city, to an examination of his stock, which for com
pleteness and variety will be found equal to any in
The United States, and upon terms fair and az lib
eral.
BLANK BOOKS, of every description, always on
hand and made to order. Book Binding in all It's
branches, executed In the best manner
WORCESTER PIANO FORTES for which he
ia sole agent, s unrivslIed and unequalled by anv
manufacturer in the world, and sold at yery mode
Tste prices. se Ats
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THE HANDSOME 6Itl COTTAGE FARM

WE HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM
Il ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE. y NILES
FROM RICHMOND, CALLED "WESTWOOD!,,~
The subscribers authorized to sell that most besu
Brock Turnpike, II miles North of the city of Rich
mond, now owned and occupied by John Walker.
Esq, and adjoining the place called "Woodlswn.1 y
occupied by r. Hill, Jr., Esq.
1t contains IS acres ofwhch Is are In woods The
improvements consist of Italian bracketed dwell.
ing fine airy rooms on floor with closets. store
rooms pantry and bath attached and large hal
and bedroom in second story; four large
basement rooms with the usual out buildings VIZ.
Kitchen laundry, smoke. house, dairy, ioe.house.
servants house. large stable, carra gs-house, barn
cow-shed, &c. '
The cleared land 10 In high state of cultivation.
having been thoroughly drained.
WIG truly beautiful place Is 90 we'll known that
Diiaa. Is deemed unnecessary
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KEEN, BALDWIN g. CO

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers an
READY-MADE CLOTHING OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION,
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
nUR stock is very large, comprising a
~ full assortment for the me chant as well as the
consumer to make selection from; and we are fuiIv
convinced that no one can gain anything by irving
any other market. Having just returned from the
Northern cities, we speak from observation and not
mere heaIsay. All we want is a call from those in
want of anything in our line and we think we can
convince them of the above fact
KEEN, BALDWIN l. CO,
Sc l4-e No Io2 Main at
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DxArH.-Mr. E. r. Templeman. N esteemed
citizen of Na.chez, Miss, died on the 9th ult.-
We notice this fact for the information of hi
friends In Richmond. 4f
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Acaurrrzp-Csptain Samuel Montgomery, pro
secuted at Lexington, Kentucky, for nanslaughter
for the deaths caused by the explosion Of the steam
or Reindeer, has been acquitted.
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money DeaIihg interest, nDeTal credit viii Be eveh
or II preferred the place will be exchanged for cit,
real estate.
Sc l2-lw GODDIN &APPERSON
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HEADQUARTERS, FOR DAGUER-
msgnifccnt DAGUERREAN GALLERY, No. no
ain open for the reception Of customers and
yistors, from A.. n. until NJ Those who may
families on friends would find greatly to their inter.
est 70 call ON the subscriber and got good pictures
once. His charges are ne more than some Others
or indifferent ones. J. w WATSON.
EA HHDS. SWEET CUBA AOLAS-
w 6Ee-In store aud for sale by
ssis BACON 4 BisKERvILL.