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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL-R Csnmau. AZ. I,o,i.;
z Freemsn. Culpepper Rev @ A L.iss, BALTIC;
sssy; L'ynshbs; Dssi. t. " D.vs, Bedford;
Monroe; Z Points Stsunton; J w Field. VII.
lians. G; G Herring, N Y; 8 Moore. Csrters-
viile; D Coffee, Memphis; Young Henrico; A
2 Lewis, LynshbE D " Conner. Y; 8 N Jordan,
Hewbsrn; A Hunt and lady, Bait; C T venabIe. w
Bank. Pssbs; w N wbissnep, Pollard +
King Wm; Fust j.. Petbg; r Housewrisht Va;
Tyne asa;s ssWsns Mhss o. M
Cuiloush. We; w A Latta and children, 8 C; n
loving. w Chiies w Coz. L,uss; 8 Thomss
7; w Miner, Va G r 4; r w Inmar, N Y.
AMERICAN HOTEL Gruce, BucLinsh.m:
Brown and lady. Va Miss Psge, CumberIand; z s
Alice, Amherst; Miss Thompson, WI Pepper w
Hscketf, Now YORK; August, w q Young
Richmond; A Parker. A Dibble. Chesterfield; Dr
Chaimers. smit hield; B Fl Nolan, ] M Simpson.
Lynchburg; w 81 Clay Amelia; A Miller, Ameiis: T
Adams. Mobile; T P Matthew Appomattox; Capt
swan, Petersburg; III Tapscoth Buckingham; Ii
Pittigrew, Lexington.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Gunnel, Hampton; w
CIV A Raine, Capt w Walden, Buffalo sprin e.;
Mrs T Walden, P Tussel, Rappahanoct; C Jarna.
gen, Clinton; Royal, Dictinson, D McLsush-
johnson. Hlnsville; j B Morgan, W Morrain.
Franklin; L C Neal, Monroe; g w Burwell r 0syle.
Meckls IN burg; d Mitchell, Pr Ed; w 81 Smoot
Amherst; w Barrett, 0airsville;J Smith, Charles.
ton; Spery, Flavanna; Dr. McSeu. Baltimore; H
loyal. Va; Lewis Pittsyvania; r Crumly, Ten;
Capt Pierce, Montgomery; Hundly Miss; O M
Job nson, Bslt Terrill. Smythe; b S Hill, R and
nm; Shines Va; G Archer Phila; w Law
son, e; w M Tate. Pittsylvsnis; Stron g, Rich
mond; o Gregory and lady, Chesterfield.
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Liver CoMPLAIHT.-This dangerous and
often fatal dsesse had long bsed tho skill Of the
most eminent phvsic when the discovery of DR..
McLane's Liver Pills solved the difficulty, and pre-
scented to the world the great specific fer that COM
plicated mslady. which has attained such widely
spread celebrity for its certainty of This suo
csssful remedy was the result Of many years study
In uhich the symptoms were narrowly observed, and
are thus described by the Doctor himself: ~
.SYMPToMs OF A DISEASED LIvER-Pain In the
right side, and sometimes In the left undes the edge
Of the ribsthe patient being rarely able to lie on
the left pain sometimes under the shoulder blade,
frequently extending to the top Of the shoulder
often mistaken for rheumatism In the arm; sickness
Of stomaeh and less Of appetite; bowels mostly
tive, but sometimes alternate with lax; dull heavy
ssusaton in the back part of the head loss Of
~, with uueasiness OF having neglected something;
sometimes dry cough; WEAKNESS and debility; nef-
vous irritabilty feet cold burning, and prickly
sensation Of skim low spirits lssstude with disincli.
nation to exercise. although satisfied t would be be.
neicial In fact, patient distrusts every remedy
Have ron any or all of these symptomsl II 90 You
viii find certain remedy in DR.. McLANE'S LIVER
PILLS.
P.S-Dr MLans's Celebrated vermifuge, also his
Liver Plus can be had at all respectable Drug
- Furchasers will please be careful to ssk for,
and take noae but DR. MLANE'9 LIVER PILLS.
AL others, IN comparison, are worthless.
&C 9--d&clw
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS. October 7.
FLoUR.-There was a bettsr feeling In the Flour
market to-day. There sales at S7.25 for ship
ment, but very little was offered for sale even at
that tlts r. SOC tisFsEls . {
WHEAr.-The quotation aiven for the last three
days, is confined to smali q part of the wheat
brought In that it 10 evidently not maintained by the
red and white.
CoRs.-We still quote 80 cents, with limited arri-
walls.
The stocks of all kinds of brsadstufs are small and
the arrivals quite limited.
SALES OF FOUR HaDs TOBA CcO MADE BY
MR.. JOSEPH BLANTON OF CUMBERLAND
COUNTY. AND SOLD BY WIN. Y SHEPPARD
S9OS20, Sl00 sIsa. $l20 sold to Mr., Al
exanderL Register, for his celebrated "Invincib.eo
brsnd. - '-4 ~
J: B. Sl10 s20-sold to MFR. Wsshingt B. Ross,
for his celebrated "Sweepstake" brand.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Oct. 0.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
gchr. Gen. Armstrong, Thomas, New York, saIt
Davenport, Allen Co. : :"
schr Elizabeth Headlsy, Carthcart, New York,
ice, Griffin & Taylor.
SAILED,
Sshr Trade Wind, Virgins, Salem, mdse., Rankin
b. Barker. : :
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdss.,
and passengers.
Steamer Pocahontas, JONES' Baltimore, mdss., Lud
lam Watson.
Schr q Stra:ton, Haley, Connecticut, coal, W. d.
Colquitt h Co.
BOSTON, Oct. 5.-Clearec, bsrque 8aone, Carson,
for Richmond. =
FoREIGN-PER CANADA.
Arrived at Liverpool, 18th ult, Egeratea, Jones
from Richmond Va. 80
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UNION SINGING SCHOOLS.

..lAl Meetings will be held at the fol-
Xh2< lowing times and places, for the formation
4SaZk of our UNION CLASSES:
u On Tuesday, October 10, at " P. NJ, at
Centenary Church. Shockoe Hill; on Wednesday
evening, llth inst, st Johns Church. Church Hill:
on Thursday evening, 18th inst Leigh Street Bsp-
list Church, Church Hill; and ON Friday evening,
Dunning's) - w. - = -
essential that all persons DESTROYS of connect
ing themselves with these Classes, should be pre-
sent or send in their Names at the organizati e.
These are four of the eight Schools that propose
to form, giving our pupils the privilege of attending
sil or a. many of them suits their convenience
For further particulars see Circulars
J. p. HANLON,
c9-5t -v.- .5 - VIM. MIN9LE.
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DIED.

On the 4sh Inst, st the residence Of his Grand.
F0oRD eldest child OF Mr.. and the late Mrs. w. J.
bEHNETr, sssd II ysssa, 10 nonths and - days
On the 4th Of October, In Petersburg. CATHA-
KlNE, infant daughter OF Thomas and Marearet
CuIliresworth, eyed years and Is dsya
"Suder little children 10 como unto me, and for.
bid them not, for suoh b the Kisdom Heaysnp
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OBsruoTIoN.-Jefse Williams was fined
81 aud costs for obstructing Adams street with q
quantity OF bricks.
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+ A / & f / Ell ID RACES

SAA FIRST DAY-TUES-
$3.50 DAY, 9th Ocer-sweep
AS stake for Year, old; sac
Two mile heats. WV iofiei|-
wing eutries: VAN '"o 'or
o. aars'sb b. C., by Zinsanes dam by Boston.
Jonn beichers b. c. by Childe Harold, dam bv
u Jas. Jas, T. Doswelps b.. by Chide Harold, dam BY
than. 1' N""A W LOWE
Jas. Taileys Oh. c. BY Tally Ho, dam by Imp. Mar.
etors purse $500; mile heats free for ali asssE
Entrance $40. 90 aee''-
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, 26th Oct-Proprietor,s
trance Bis. 80 "s0' En-
Fourth DAy-FRIDAY, 9th Oet-Jockey Cpb
purse $500; mile heats; free for all ages.
go -dt24o JOHN BELCHER, PROP
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BRIrIsH Doors REcALLED.-The Cunard
steamship APPS. appointed to leave New
York on FridkJ, was 10 touch ct Halifax. and
take on bosrf the 72d regiment Of British
troops which = ordered TO England. This
does mot loo;kN u Great Britain were antici
pating war w3h this country.
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DR. HIGeINBoTHAM has removed his of
fee to his residence on Main street. the second door
above tho corner Of 9th street, south side.
oe EecSts
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POST OFFICE.

In consequence Of the change Of sche-
dule ON the Richmond, Frsdericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, and on the Richmond and Danviile Road,
the Night Nail for the North win hereafter be closed
Road will Be open and ready for delivery about 81
r. u. The ONCE viii be ciosed at q r. Il.
On and after the FIRST Of January uext the private
scxss viii be advanced to three dollars
Oc6--Sk
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DgA1n on As1Epsroa.-- Hon. n g Lewi. editor
q ~ North Nlssissippi Union, did q Rsstport
Mias. On the IN uit He was man Of rare g.
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-Th The Introductory
Lecture to the next session of our Medical
College will be delivered tonight in the lee
ture room of the College, by Professor GiB-
son. The public are invited to attend. We
are sure the lecture will be highly interest
ing one and the event of the opening of the
session of the College being an occasion Of
considerable interest to US all, we are sure
it will attract alarge and intelligent audience.
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BACON AND LARD 50 Hhds. prime
~ Western BIdsa and Shoulders 80 HID Leaf
Lard. landing and for sals ky
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- - RICHMOND VA.
HAVING commenced the GROCERY
1-1 eusINE1e. In shis eity, 10 eouneosion With
the Commissiop Buainsss would beg leave toinvite
his friesds and the publie gensrsly. 70 give him
call assurps them he will sell - Iow for CASH Of
pupctusl customsrs = sny other houss 10 the city
he hes taken the house on the centiuuatiOn Of
Resrf street. between the Brdes and Casy street,
0eunty Produce. - e--dinczm
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NEW SPECIAL NOTTCEs.

PROTECTION BUILDING FUND COMPANY
The NINETH INSTALMENT will be due, on Tuss-
tss s any time
oc SIT WIN A. BUFFERS, sec,y.
JAMES E. HEATH & RICHARD M.
CARY. CommissioneY. in Chancery-Ofice In Whia
Building. fronting on Franklin ct oes-n
BEING compelled to quit the new Gas
Woris At Rockets for want Of the Iron work, am
work having plenty Of Bricks on hand and other
mstsrial necessary to execute work quickly. can
be found at the four new tsnemsnts on 4th between
Main and Cary sts LUKE McKENNA.
&C 9-St*
We WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE
of Beautiful LOTS in Sidney THIS AFTERNOON.
at A o'clock. The rapidly improving condition of
this part of the city cannot fail th, the best
who wish to better themselves to attend this sale.
oe9 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Acts
"UEIoE BUILDINe FUND CoMpAKY -
Thi: Company will hold its regular monthly meeting
viii b opsnsd NJ g rhs
will receive payments at the Book Store Of Knowles
and Walford, during the day;
SPECIAL NoTIcE--COuntry Merchants
and others respectfully invited attend my auc
my ..tors. No. los Main St. This EVENING, at =
O'Clock See advertisement
# Auction and Com. Merchant, los Main 1t.
CONSTANTLY INoREAsING.-The number
of persons. physicians. merchants and others who
add their testimony to the good effects produced by
-SfABLER's ANoDTNE CHI RRY ExPEcToRANT and d.
AFRICA CORDIAL, il constantly on the increase. The
names which be addueed those of persons we'll
known and of undoubted standing in the community
for probity and veracity Such being the case,
can for moment refuse TO use administer these
really excellent medicines. A great number of the
best yscians In the United States have testified
that. they more reliable than any other propri-
etsry medicines with which we ithey are acquan-
ted, IN the diseases for which they prescribed"
If you hays cough any disease Of the throat or
lungs make trial OF the Expectorsnt, and mark the
result. The Cordial may be given with good effects
in all diseases of the bowels.
Sec descriptive pamphlets to DO had gratis of the
agents. ~
Price for eseh only 50 cents. or ix bottles for
y. II. sTABLER CO., Propreton,.
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO., n
Wholsssi Agents, Richmond.
And b Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. oc 9-dAe12t
5
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FINEs.- Benjamin Durham and John
Bush were each fined OIL for calling their does when
the police were about capturing them.
SENr oN.-Matilda Turney, free negro,
charged with stabbing Elizabeth Southard, mix.
cd blood, was examined before the Mayor last Sal.
urday, and sent on 70 the Hustings Court for final
trial So $50 al-5ssslss sss4sst ~
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EURoPEAs PAUPERs.-A very efficient
mode has besm adopted by the city of Boston
to pFevent tia shipment of European psupers
10 that port. The Boston papers state that
four paupers vsre on the a3d ult. arrsigned
before Justice in that city. on a joint charge
of being aforlgn paupers, receiving aid from
the city of Rsstsn, against the peace of the
Commonwealth and contrary to the law in
such case made and provided The charge
Of pauperisu was sustained. and the court
ordered the jsisoners to be returned to the
Queen Of Grit Britain. They win befo
warded in thu ship Star of Empire, from Bos.
ton for LIVERPOOL. This course Is worthy of
1ouerai initiation
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RoBBERY.-Mr. Simon Steinline's resi-
dence, on Broad street. was entered last Friday
night and robbed OF $3.50. The money was taken
from bureau drawer, which was opened by boring
a hole above the lock and then pushing down the
bolt. The robber must have known all about the
premises to have been SO expert in his operations
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FALL STOCK,
l. e AT Ell Err, HIDES, OILS, &c.
asaf d. r. CRANE e. CO..

RESPECTFULLY announce to their
~ customers and the public, the receipt of their
FALL SUPPLY, consisting of the usual assortment
Of Sole Leather Of all kinds; French and American
Csfskins; Lining and Binding do; Russet and Wax
Upper; Morocco Skins; Patent Leather; Skrting,
Harness and Bride do; Shoe Thread; Boot Webb;
Bristes &C., &c.
ALSO, Slaughter Hides and Veal Skins; Tannsrs'
Oil; Tanners' and Curriers' Tools. DC.
While we do not profess to sell lotcer than Others
we promise to give good article for fair equivalent
and respectfully invite all in want to give us call
&C 9-6t D. R. CRANE a. CO
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Wrsr PorSr.--This western terminus Of
the Richmond and York River Railroad d less
tn IN 60 miles from The ocean It i 1ituated
on the extremity Of the neck Of land lying
between the Pamunkey and Mattsponi rivers,
where they unite to form the York There is
bar two miles below it, upon which, how
ever, eighteen feet nine inches Of water can
be had at low tide. and twenty-five feet at
the food. The route from Richmond goes
through the lower end of Hanover, and CROSS
esthe Pamunkey river. This railroad does
not exceed forty-two miles in length. We
agree with the Enquirer Of yesterday, which
states these facts, that the new improvement
win bring almost to the door Of the Capitol,
large. wealthy and improving section Of
Virginia, which has heretofore been COM
pletely isolated and cut off from communica-
ton with the cities of this State.
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KUNKEL's TROUPE make their appearance
at Metropolitan Hall tonight and with the assis-
lance Of Master ADAMS, VIII give rich and varied
entertainment The whole corps are in ine voice
now, and promise to furnish their audience such
music, and such fun, as their friends In Richmond
have never yet enjoyed Harry Lehr-the inimita-
BILE Hsrry-ia fun Of wit and humor, while Search,
Brown, w. Penn Lehr, Morgan, Levi Brown, All
rend, Hermann, Huger, Floyd, Kunkel, and the
celebrated Master ADAMS, and bent on grand sen.
sation II artistic akill can produce H. Hoop your
sides and be in time. If you wish an antido:e for
blue deyils ~ 800 ! -
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NOTICE.-We the undersigned, commit
~ tee, do hereby inform all those who wish to &C.
at schads Aotel Broad st this evening at u o'clk
to procure them before IL O'clock, M, at Nj. Mays
or 8: Weips, Broad ST., or Henry Wallersteins New
Market IS no tickets will be sold after that time and
no admittance at the door. We respectfully sign
s. WE'LL,
oes-1t. 4 Z. M VII Manager.
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PoL1Ncs IN New YoRK-Not only have
the Sol bern Wings cut adrift from the Sy-
racuse Convention, but the conservative
Wings Of the North express their disappro-
baton. The Courier and Enquirer is dissat-
is6ed vi the platform and the ticket. The
CONNER al Advertiser, in an article mark.
ed by ia more than its usual yigor, points
out that the candidates arrayed under the
whig bal hers, are abolitionists, not wings
and une ivocally warns them that they can
not expet undivided support of the wings of
State. here are whig principles, and
where is ne wing party?' is the gist of an ar
ticle in tie Rochester Daily Advertiser, which
lift have sny influence, must be regarded as q
hostile increment against the ticket paraded
over the torial columns in which it ap-
pears. TlA Buffalo Commercial advertiser
is bewilde ed by the turn affairs have taken.
With the eyidence as plain as daylight be-
fore its ey,s, it cannot believe that the whig
candidates have proved SO faithless as to
abandon tb. flag of the national whig party.
Yet we all know they have done SO in the
plainest a1nmost straight forward way in the
world" - a&
There wal meeting of the softs at Tam
many on F day night. which the N. Y Her
aid says va the most humorous and uproa-
rious ever Did in the old wigwarn. The
meeting had been called to give Gov. Sey-
mour an OPPORTUNITY to explain his views on
political ma tiers generally, and especially,
tho prohibitrry law. The Governor, how
ever, was unable to attend. The views Of the
audience, he Fever, on the liquor law seem
to have be( very fully and Enthusiastically
set forth in seir practice. It was emphati.
cally SPIRITED meeting.
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R00 BOXES Hines SOAP
cOO 50 Bbls. crime Leaf LARD
5-. SO Kegs Brigss Family do
20 do prime Goshen BUTTER
No. SALMON, in Or bbls and kits
In store and for sale BY -
oc 9-5t C. T. WORKMAN & co.
RALED OATS.-100 bales of OATS,
- just received and for sale, in lots to suit pur.
chasers. Allin want will please call soon. as thew
are going of very fast. THOS. WILLIAMS. =
Corner of 9th and Byrd SITS on the Canal.
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THEArRE-Mlss A. INcE.-This charm

III liIHEATRE-MISSA a. lNCE.-IhlS charm
ing actress whose name Is on the tongue of every
friend of the drama who has seen her, and whose
praises are echoed and re echoed by ali Americans
who have souls to appreciate American talent,
makes her first appearance at the eMarshalr' this
season. in Shakspeares thrilling tragedy OF Romeo
and Juliet she sustaining the character OF "Julet
and Mr.. Taylor that of Romeo" To those who
have ever seen Miss INcz In the trying character,
where all the feelings of the human mind are
brought out it Is needless to invite them to attend
the Theatre; but to those who have seen other
'stars' attempt to personate the fair Juliet, we
have only to add, that they win have but faint
conception of that character, until they see II by
Miss Ince. If she is not perfect in It'll she has
not set upon the stage the bean ideal of old Shaks
peare then she has succeeded we'll In getting up
a counterfeit, that the author himself. he could
but arouse from bis slumbers and become one of her
audience, would doubtless lay claim to the talented
actress as the offspring of his mind. The whole
piece has been cast in the strength of the company,
and should be seen BY every lady in the city who
has a fondness for dramatic representations Let
all bear In mind that Miss Ince Is an American lady,
and with that native pride which should swell the
bosom of every American, let her be greeted by q
full and OVERLOOKING house. ~
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PROTECTION BUILDING FUND COMPANY
The NINETH INSTALMENT will be DUE on Tu So.
day. October 10th, PAYABLE the Secretary any time
through the day, at 157 Main street
oc SIT VIM A. BUFFERS Sec,v
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JAMES E. HEATH & RICHARD M.
CARY, Commissioners in Chancery.-Ofice in Whis
Building, fronting ON Franklin ct. 90 s-ts
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MOST VALUABLE PRIVATj

a. Ivy WW ELnNu UN MAKSHALL STREET, IN
MARSHALL PLACE, FOR SALE-The subscri
ber are Authorized to sell that truly valuable Tene
ment on Marshsli street, in "Msrshall Place. now
IN the occupancy OF Mr.. Carter H Harrison The
tenement fronts so feet back $50 feet to an aev
1. has 10 rooms, unusually large) besides Kitchen
stable, &c The whole premises are in the most
perfect repair, and nearly new -~'
Terms of payment very accommodating aa
oco-ot GODDIN APPERSON
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited attend my auc.
ton sales of Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. log Main ST., THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
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VALUABLE WARE HOUSE ON les
y TER STREET, ROCKETS. FOR SALE
The subscribers are authorized to sell that large new
onck Warehouse, at the corner of Lester and Mich.
olson streets Rocketts 1t fronts so feet runs back
lo0 feet It Is admirably located for the storage of
heavy goods Apply to =
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WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE
of Beautiful LOTS in Sidney. THIS AFTERNOON.
at a O'clock. The rapidly improyins condition of
this part OF the city, cannot fail to make this the best
Investment, one can make. We would desire those
who wish to better themselves to attend this SALE
oc9 TAYLOR WILLIAMS Acta
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"UEIoN BUILDING FUND CoMPAEY -
This Company will hold its regular monthly meeting
on THIS EVENING, Monday. the 9Th inst The
NESTING will be opened at o'closk. The Secretary
will receive payments, at the Book Store of Knowles
and Waford, during the day.
&C 9-Ig THOS. L. D. WALFORD
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=. o.;r y. "A. 0"AIhEN, =
oc S-Sul s.s Opposite Exchange Bank
lSSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
SUBTITLE Copsrtnership of E. J. PICOT Il
CO. 10 this day dissolved
the Guinness will In future. a. before the copart
nership, be conducted by e ]. PICOT.
October 1st 1854. 90
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I1LATED CASTORS.-We have now
= open, large ard beautiful assortment OF Silver
Plated Castors. with Rns cut glass Bottles. Among
then are several new patterns, for sale By
: oe sS.s.sss ss,sss BIJLKLEY 4 CO. q