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JAMES u. LLLETT,

" AGENT
Dfee on Governor street, opposite TIE DfsrItsb Ods,,
be found a, all hours ready to attend 10 am and All I'm.
- sne.sin the Agency line, such as Selling and lining out Ne.
a. ~ SoI5etIon o. Claims, Selling and buying all kinds Of Pro-
use c del1-dtf
imGlSiA sotr AND CANDLE
" WARD NcADAM oHersf for sale athi. Mandatory on Franz.
IN -'eet between 10Th street and the Lower Narke; a In 20 a
!, ~ black, eroTn, yelloS and son Soaps; Palm, Rose, Almond.
nhu nArleEatei do; with a general assortment Of No 1 CIaris.d
Ssniies. superiority Of his black Soap for general ue over
an Other. nTw manufactured, Is Aitest-i by the fact, ina, in rail-.
more rhhAdelphia, and other Northern cities, Sir, MeA. brand
na' ATTAINED a peculiar distinction, while his exports 10 these pis.
= Us uAiy inc. easing. lie has on hand a quantity Of be auttnI
ram soap three years cd. Country Merchants will and IL advHn.
Rrtory. s1Nr
AotI'h-IIhe hrm of NANCE 4 GooCH was dissolved on
hrm will be used by either Of the parties. for the pprpo.. on,r ~
closing their late business. THOMAS Il S,SCI y"
January 2ud, 1854. d p GoocU
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] eheerfally recommend the new firm Of GooCu & HARRIS 10
the favorable confederation of my friends.
End January, lS5I-if rHos I N,Scr
SE- The Lynchburg yireinian and Expre.. Nm ls:
above for two weeks, and seud account 10 his onrs
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UDHOFESSIONAL.-That terrible and debHtaupr ais
n ease, tuovn as "spcrm, ~torrh0a,H produeed By indulgence
IN q solitary habit, through Ignorance of its disastrous effects, has
ir many yearsbaaed ihe,khl q our most eminent physicians,
and annuaIiyNlai1ed its army Of victims. IL Il nov. however.
certainly and speedily cured, By . newly Invented fnstrumsnL
shose action s infAihbe. For particulars, address, prepaid, Or.
JAMES ASHTON, Bfoaduay Poat once, New YORK eity.
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EnOyAI.-sMITu 4 RoRERTs ~. :.

M New Store, No; % Iron Building, Pearl street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage OF their old friend. and rp..
toners, We respectfully solicit a coutinuancc Of he 7, 90
would invite the attention OF GDUH,ry Msrchanis. S,JJhs,T.
Cbdc2 Makers, AdchiHkfs and NDuAe BURdy, = 10 N, III .pn.,,o,
trade. F" "e
We are nov receiving part, and will shortly have in store the
whole Of our spring stock, embracing many rev and j-siT.bie
goods. Coach makers will ind II % their interest 10 cali ana y
anime an entire new stock OF Coach Hariware and Trimminr. 70
be opened the ensuing month.
Our regular assortment Of Hiriirars, C1leyv. Guns and S,5.
dLeTy, will be greatly increased, and It Sil De our constant aim 10
u customers and friends. both In goods and price.
SMITH A ROBERTS,
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4 BOYS Prime Cheese IL ',STsS a e. -: z

NOIICE-The arm Of ANDREW JOHNSTON A CO. On sns
a aner this date, viii be conducted under ns s,yis % JOHN
SION \ TRANSPORT. Al persons having claims aralnst The
lste arm, wi please present them for paypent and al Indebted
AFpRgw JoHNsTos.s
JOHN W. BRANsFoRD
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NNE MAY ne HAPPY YET.
w on, had We = nice little lot OF our own.
where the laTks sing so sveetly and with thee All ,I,ne.
with the voodbine encircled around a uico bover
Ahda Clock OF BARTHOLOMEW TO tell ~ The hour.
les pleasure to think that on earth While We rsuvin1
That freedoms banner to all Of % IL river:
Win good health tn those who have aheart vhsn atona
TIC think Of the poor Who has no Clock At home.
That Clock Of my fathers they say IL worn ont.
And for time / mast say IL pulls me about:
But Ehhe zs hive there IL hope, 80 We viii not despair.
FOR BARTHOLOMEW the nan who win soon n gep.iy,
"; J. BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker, Governor Il,
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y0 CnrgilI's Patent Portable ScIrAdiusting
uosqutto Har.-O or all Inventions to rid ones self Of the
musquito annoy ance, the one named at the head Of thi, article Ia
the best. II {, nov advertised in this paper, and We recommend il
TO u merchants going East, as q speculation sutcd TO this local.
u. i.Ia
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Arrived at San Francisco, 10Th, ships Trade Wind, Phil.
adeiphia, and Comet. New York. llth, ships Maudarian
and Raven, New York Witch of the Wave, Boston.
i2th, ship North Wind, New York. 18th, ship Wide
Awake, New York.
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nUnT.TC sALE or NEGROES.-py virtue OF

SALE OF virtue Of a De
II cree pronounced by the Circuit Court OF Goochland county,
on the 2Sth day Of April, 1851. IT. n suitin chanceTy therein pend.
in-, between wm. Gray and James n. Payne's Trustees, and 9th.
srs, defendants, l shall proceed to sell, at GoochIand Court House,
on the goth day OF February next, that being Court day, At public
auction, for cash, the following Negro Slaves, mentioned and con.
yeyed In the deed % trust from the defendant James NJ. Payne, to
Thomas Curd and Harei.us ". Miller, trustees referred TO In The
said decree, to wit: Tom, Jimmy and two children, Judy and Moses,
aut the increase Of said slaves since the date OF the said deed OF
trust. J. THOMPSON, Jr,
Jalo-lawids Commissioner.
A SITUATION young eenteIn. wh-
IN has had several years experience In teaching School, wishes
to obtain a situation; lie can Furnish smple, testimoniils Of cha
rious branches, via. English Grammar, Geography, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Arithmetic, Algebra, deomeiry, Surveying aud Tfiso.
nometry.
All communications. addressed to A. D., Rappahannocl Acads.
nv, Caroline county, Va, viii receive prompt attention.
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s1Soo0

Y Es.fo htihiNG.-1he subscribers again odrT ,h,jr a.
~ Ts 20 heiF friends and the public, 10 hirt out SegTos. ~
~ en'mng year They will use their best tndaAyo ,,, - -.
nome nm and good prices. Persons having Negroes 10 hirs !. 10 q
~. 10 send them in as early as possible.
Of "" ~ ~ y! q 6 assstsd ~ Mr.Wh. G. TALIATERRo in thi, branch
cut Nerroes "S G engaged for many years in hiring
dsI91Jkctpk NJ. h. d Q. b. HILL.
Corner OF Wall and Franklin streeta
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,rsasa~NrSSs q ct..nK's r.lNos.-p. II. FAY.

s.pHaa-N a cI.aRK,s r.iNos.-p. n. rAY.
FS&z4341N LoR, sole agent In this city for sale OF Piano
" v kers,i /, constantly receiving elegant ii "sJ nis ma "a
Their iirumentsreeeive a pri-e st,hs awaI Ian1.as.oTy:
and several prizes at the Amsican Institute Fair,In III, eonn,pn'
f.nmr aud Patent over strings, and are eonad,n,,,v w ne ,ne.nnie
t ia Q smesinr.s OF tone and great durability. which latter Quail
dom found. s"d are sell
p. Il. TArLoA has sold these instruments In ,l, civ for r.t,.,
,.eren.een years. to the entire Satisfaction Of hi, numerous Gus.
arm !, Nanns & Cinrs. &c observe that the title Of the
Ssi, p,,ng y., taken IN par. pay for new one.
r. u. I. la, In store The largest stock Of new and standard Mn.
sc to be found south Of Baltimore, and Is 10 weekly REIN, az ~
NE new and fashionable music Of the day. A LIBERAL ,tissount
aus Piano and Music storr. IsO Main a..
TT NEURALGIA.-Thi. trnIdaLie disease, which, .en,
Sp eiVf n MRf e psy''ei'n'' yields like magic to cARTxRs
Mr.. >: Boyden, formerly of the As,or house. New York. and late
HUNDRED. who have been cured Of severe Neuralgia by Carter,
since his cure, he has recommended &, to numbers Of ,,,.,.xho
were suffering with nearly every form Of disease, with the most
lie says It is the most extraordinary medicine he Ia, ever,
used, and the beat blood purifier known.
desi-dl9 BENNETT a BEERS prnssist,
~ nolloway y : Ointment aud PM, a Certain and Pfrcta.
:. r,einedy Tor disease OF the skin.-RinESor7, scurvy, iepro-
yeterate skin diseases to which the human race 10 subject came,
cure than Ioiiosay's "intaen, and PHI, 's sseS i ,sa !, . yt for issir
on the constitution and so eHeetually purify the blood that those
oG,sinsd; These sovereign remedies are equally sneacioaS in Gu.
rns .nmonIs, burns, sestds. slandqlar dwellings, ulesrOus wounds,
Iois e by PURCELL, LADD a CO. de9s-ax
NToricr: To TAN-rANEts.-An person. having ,ResI ~.
thereon for the year isss, are hereby notified, th.t unie., ther
uary, 1854. the said Real Estate win be advertise. sn . esy al jan,
+, =. JULIUS A. HonsoS, Collector,
lNS-r once on 1lih. between Main and Bank ss.
~ En0vAL.-sMITH q ROBERTS have removed to the
Ae New Store, No. % Iron Building, Pearl street.
lhhnkiul Tor u liberal patronage Of their Nd friend. ara go.
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Il ~ u WWs EEWIS UtVNNUNH FNFLDHAEInW on
- the Valley Of he AmstoB-By order Of the United States
Government, with map and plates. I vol-prce t21. just re-
'ei,sd aud f'r'''sey 4 noRals
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SALES.

=. Sv,t n.r y . SGilsse of Dental Surgery. I oasr my prof,.sIonsi
we : y citizens ofCumberiand and The adioinins so.n,i..I
PEREZ, m,nn. 20 perform all operations on the TEETH,' in the NOS,
~, Virginia. frine Inward eoun-
mhl-ciy
NymsE 10 TIE tItEDrrOHI or WN m JsNSs~Ga
= y pESENstn, LATE OF HENRICO County A 1870
hs,.h sl.,.as against the estate Of the late WIN. ID Jennire.
~. " hat shall eloee the Affairs of saib
claim, asains, ii s p. ss.,; and such psr.oas Qf .ny1 having
saIS =. are hiorned, that this notice viii be pleaded srsin.,
ia3-cim W.. GODDlN.
Executor Of WIN. d. Jenninu, deed.
TlioE TO IHE CREDITORS OF Jouy anorx0r
n ~ paoS"h, AND OF MRS GABRIELLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEoEAsED- All peTs rs having claim, s,in., : snoOon,
, III :. ~ above ntmed parties, are b rrby reaus,.sd ~ y.
yer nttfo odIyto me, In order thai I. :
~' passing the estates ever to the iesa,e.:.
". GoDDN,
ia Administrator with the viII ,nn.,.L
% Or John AMI labriella BroekeGsronsn 80
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NoTICE--ln consequence Of tie high taxes imposed upon
~ Insurance Companies by the State and the city, "The Ma.
.iOual Loan Fund LIE Assurance Society Of London. has with.
ONCE now, muit address the general agent OF said society, In New
York, viz @. Ed. Habeht, E,q as We are no longer agents oil the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-24
4 NEW FdVoRER or THE aD.MlyyIS-

A AsETH F.dEv0RER OF THE dD.NisNIS-
TR.aTToN
The New York Day Book, speaking Of us as
81 paper that has heretofore favored the Ad-
ministration," seems surprised at our having
" come out sayagely against its intriguing pro-
pensities." s
If we ever were adherents of this Admins
tretion, il must have been before our existence
or at least our consciousness began FIVE ever
liked it, it must have been before yet either IL
or we were accountable beings. Since either 1t
or we we're created, we don't believe we have
ever had the smallest taste for each other. as
to ourselves, we no doubt were (for the GOOD
Book says SOY born in sin and begosten IN n
Jointly :, hut not to that extent. We believe In
original depravity; but not that we or any body
ever had 20 much Of it. We have, like other
folks. much to repent of; but, IT ever we do &C
TO the place Of s'4weeping and wailing and
gnnshipg Of teeth,'' it will not be for support
ine any triokster or huckster of this or any
Administration,
If we have favored it, It's much as "a crab
stick favors q sconce or a whipping post tn
felon. We and it have led rather cat ant
dog life, since first we became individually &c
quainted with its members We can't reproacl
ourselves with having ever done anything tina
merited Marcy's or .Cushings esteem or tn
shame of Mr.. Pierce's protection; and don
wish to share it with either Freesoilers or Sc
cessionists, John Van Buren, or jeff Davis. Il
short, we love the whole rotten, decelylng
patched and pie bald concern, much as Natur
does a vacuum; while it affections us prett
much as Satan does holy water.
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Bu tbr National LINE.
-Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Cotton Market Heavy Bread
Isl stuffs Firmer.
WAR QUESTION UNCHANGED.


New York, March 23.-The Collins steamer
Liverpool to the 9Th nst.--having left that port
at noon of that day-being four days later than
the accounts brought by the Arabia. Her ad-
vices embrace the following intelligence
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March S-The demand for Cotton
has continued without animation since the de-
parture of the Arabia, and the sales of the three
business days are limited to about l9,OU0 bales.
Prices have been rather more in favor OF buyers,
but without any material change. The quota
tions at the close are for Fair Orleans 6ad, Mid
ding Orleans sgd, Fair Uplands Gid, and Mid
ding Uplands sgd per lb. The sales for specu-
lation have been 1000 bales, and for export also
1000 bales.
The market for breadstuffs has been rather
firmer Flour has been in fair request, ane
closes at 39s per Dbl. for Western Canal. Corr
has also been in good demand at 46s for Yellow
and Ais per quarter for White.
EASTERN AFFAIRS-IMPORTAN RUM0R
There is yet no change in the condition Of thu
war question The London Herald publishes
dispatch stating that Kalafat had been captured
and the garrison massacred The report how
ever does not obtain much credit.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.
The Cunard steamer Africa arrived at Liver
pool on Tuesday the It'll inst, ard the Amer
lea arrived at that port on the same day.
THE PACIFIC'S NEWS.
The preceding dispatch of the Paciic's new
was telegraphed from Sandy Hook, and reaches
here two hours in advance of her arrival at he
wharf
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-.
TIE DAILY CIR EsSC EN1,
FRIDAY MoRNINe. MARCH q, 1864
sgtsf9 D. IvE Il. s.sf 9s.srG' IND KElAEDf,

MS ORE 4. s.ai s.srT IND RE'AhDf'
.aa' oUR DOORS
There is 4 large body Of most worthy persons
+; an. town. whose particular attention We must
claim, FIR one brief while, very graveiy,
ii their privats pursuits. their personal hab-
IL. Ill the Offices Of the father, the friend, the
man If business, they are most exemplary and
tbey usually crown al this with the love and
the practice Of religion, Of morality and OF
charity. Yet, with all this, allowing themselves
to become disheartened at the pitiable state Of
public things under which we live, these very
men, who should be ever, no matter how forlorn
things lock, the foremost and the frmest ex-
amples Of public as they are of private duty
shrink, fail and grow, almost in body, un
faithful citizens, just ia those coniunctures
when the truest are needed. They abandon ths
struggle, when most they should be the last tt
sound retreat, are among the first to disband
before the black banner of corruption, con-
fusion and deprayity, leaving few to fight, ex-
cept men like us who have never left and never
will leave the field, though their stake on 1t be
far smaller; since they fight bat for honor, per-
haps friendless and alone.
Forward, citizens, and do yonr duty A
moment, as you know, is once more at hand,
when no honest man. of whatever party, car
stand back, without ceasirg tobe so; without be-
traying the community to which he owes every
thing, to q grog shop government that traffic
with every species Of debauchery, to court
almost without law. to police from which nom
are 20 safe as the ruffans
Turn out, to d man, as if the worst Of enc
mics were at your gates A worse enemy
boundIess ncentiousness--stalk through you
streets in MI the robes Of Office. Away witt
all heartless fears for the event! Leave that t
Heaven, and do Jour own part
Take the field at once. and bestir yourselve
like those who stood at Waterloo by the Iroi
Duke and would have been beaten, if they coult
have been persuaded Of it; or like thosesas un
eonquerable whose word was, La garde meurt
mas ne Sc rend PAST Every good mans pos
must be by the ballot box, on Monday next, o
!. its guard and watch; and meantime let him d
all he can to cast out the unclean thing tina
misrules and disgraces us, under the false nam
Of a government. out with them and thei
minions Put the best men you can get j
their places and turn these out again, if the
touch party politics
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30 cases Lard. Is Ii tins,

do do. at D. n. T., 80 eases Lard. 10 Ii Tins,
at II 10.
Fish-275 boxes Goldfish sold at P. n t.
Cofee--I50 bags Rio sold at do
Fruits--135 boxes Raisins sold at "a TO-
Candles--20o half boxes Adamantines seid
at 24ac.
Beans-50o bags Bayos sold at n. t.
Teas-50 chests Imperial sold at BIC.
We have much more interesting California IN
teliigence, and also later news from the terri
tories and the Sandwich Islands, the publication
of which we are compelled to postpone until our
next issue, owing to the late hour at which it
Ia reeeiYed .....-E.
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MOBILE RAcrs.-The Mobile Spring Race

MOBILE RAoEs.-The Mobile Spring Races
commenced on Tuesday, with two races, Of
which we give the following summary:
First race Two mile heats-purse $3.50,
Goldsby's br. Bropn Dick by imp. Margraye, out
OF Fanny King, by Glencoe, 3 y. o....,s.....
John olsrk's b o., by Black Prince, out
Of Hannah Harris, by Bertrand, y. o.....,., 2di
J. Keunedy's eh.f .4diea, by Grattan, out OF
Odd Stocking by Thornhili 3 o........... dis
Time, s:4sA-3;57 5000
The second race was for purse of sloo-mile heats
feathers.
Jouess bsf Mary Collier, by Regent, out of
Eclipse mare. Observation-Disclosures. !
t, Argos b & Tampa, by imp. Yorkshire, out of a
Xhgaree mare, ,,.,...,,..
Il. aaiuess g John Murray, by Wellington, out
Time l50--l54
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TO HO9xse-keepers !!

To HO1se-keepes.s
~ The attention Citizens Strangers Waiting City par
ticularly called to the varied and splendid stock Of
H0uSE-F uR IsHING GOODS,
the stare of the undegned which being offered
4 Ed CED PRICES
render greatly to the advantage
Minis them. Among their assortment may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS;
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS;
#EARTHENWA ARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, DEcANT
ERS, ETC. ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TuMBLERs, SALTS, ETC.
sILvER-PLATED CASToRS, WATERS, CARE-BAsRETs;
sLvER-PLATEp cANpLEsTIcKs, SPOONS, FORKS, ETC;
SILVER-PLATED WATERS, BoTTLESTAsI1S, ETC.,
KNIVES AND FORKS IAPANNED WATERS;
WooDENWARE, TINWARE;
ANDIRoNs, TENDERS, sIHoyELs AND ToNGs;
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY.
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS;
Besides variety Of Articles necessary all too
numerous to be named in advertisement
%. brewer l. CO.,
feblT 1m9p Camp street opposite the eitv fJo,s,
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pp tb. suutbsrn Linz.
EASTERN AFFAIRS..


vices that the British Ministry had proposed a
new income tax, and the French Minister of
Finance loan of $50 900, 900 francs, to defray
the expenses of the war. Admiral Corry's feet
was to sail in day or two for the Baltic.
Prussia had not yet defined her position in
regard to the Eastern question.
Russia had prohibited the export from all her
ports This had caused much better feeling
in the English Breadstutf markets, and prices
were improving
The new American Minister to Constantinople
had presented his credentials.
There was no news from Asia or the fleets,
and no fighting on the Danube, except by small
parties
THE RESURRECTION IN SPAIN.
The insurrection in Spain had been nearly
suppressed.
Accounts by the Pacific state that Mr.. Soule
was in high favor with the Queen Of Spain.
HEAVY FAILURE.
Dickson s. Co. Of Glasgow have failed for one
million pounds sterling.
DIFFICULTIES AMONG OPERATIVES. Y
Further difficulties have occurred among the
operatives at Preston.
THE GREEK RESURRECTION.
The vigorous measures of the Turkish govern
ment have been successful, and the inBurrection
= - 80 lA''N 80 M
.s 4Lat E,.a,,.o "a E,nlord viii
e y lepoieeu i; Tto1, na,es IL
p reven. 10y inosoinsns - A'''As '.lAo
n ENGLAND AND SPAIN
yao,.e runners were aAoat to the effect that q
UNDERSTANDING had arisen between England
mi snain. md HAT the Spanish Minister would
be recalled from London.
ANOTHER PROPOSITION
The Emperor Of Russia has sent another pro
position to Vienna as basis for peace negotia-
lions 1t is identical with that previously
rejected
SUMMONS FROM ENGLAND.
courier is now on the way for St; Peters
burg bearing a formal summons 70 the emperor
Of Russia to eyacuate the fr'nelpahties.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
| The Austrian government has published Q
manifesto with regard TO the Eastern question
butt is entirely non eommlttal IN ITS character
The Prusslan government mas releceeu me e., ae
mand Of the emperor q RUSSIA onae me aines
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-24

LETTERS FROM TExAs-Alr, J. G. Morgan,
BOOKSELLER of Exchange Place, has sent us fine
looking volume bearing the above title, which
consists of series of letters written from Texas;
commencing in 1919, when this now flourishing
State was o Wild unsettled province under the
dominion of Spain, until 1871, after the estab
lishlnent of an Independent Government. These
letters perhaps constitute not poor history of
Texas, for many events in its history, before
hidden or mysterious, are rendered clear by
this collection.
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Ep.sse Furnishing Store,

l
10 and rs CANT STREET
s Tabscrbea daily receiving eah additions their
1 AND q, ftock, comprised in which
/ orSsWARE. GLASS and CHINA WARE
i BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES and
4 FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
4 pAroR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRoNDoLEs;
i nj TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in single
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.
ENAMELED HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, pLANTsFiED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE; t
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, Of all kinds
PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATTINGi
WINDOW coRNIcEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SFERh, LARD ard WHALE OIL.
feb9a 2mop MILLER, HARRIS Il WALDO.
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n, tlae Ladies'.

~ a = II III = Y p 4 II N
@ Respectfully oilers her the Indies
she treatment Of the following diseases PROLAPsUS UTEL
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIorg. En-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Thetreatnent adopted BY hsao rosal5
the most distinguished Surgeons Paris
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We would call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement in another column of Mr.
Ghas. Wood, 208 Broadway, N. Y, offering for
sale farms and building lots at Rosevale Long
Island. The property offered for sale is as We
know most delightfully."- situated, and is Of easy
access to New York On the 8lst inst, the
distribution of this property to the subscribers
will take place. The investment is good one.