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E,ISK'S PATENT metallic BURIAL

II &04A y a EN- WEI AAIC bUnIAL
= CASES.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand an assortment of these BURIAL CAGES
They are extensively used, and possess sdyautaees
over all other Collins for transportation depostine
IN vaults OF for ordinary interments They ara made
OF the most impershable materials, and are ena.
melted inside and out 70 prevent corresion. When
properly cemented the bodies of the dead enclosed
In Them are free from Eruption of water. closed
against insects. and may without Offensive odor be
transported to distant places. The remains Of Cal.
noun. Clay and Webster. were entombed in collins
The subseriber has also larse supply of WOOD
COFfINS, and keeps on hand SHROOD6 and eyery
requisite for Funerals. He will attend Funernla and
furnish both Hearses and Carriages.
oc D-Sm J. A. BELVIN, Governor st
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NEW BOOK BINDERY.

I'll BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
WE have now open in connection with
w our Book and Stationery Establishment, q
BfNDERY, and have employed the best workmen
ing in MUSLIN Parchment Turkey. Morocco Russia.
Calf Velvet and ali kinds OF Fancy Worn; also, Cigar
Cases. Porte Monnaies. Jewellers Trays, &c.
Hat Tips and Boot makerS Labels. in gold or silver
Leather, manufactured at the shortest notice.
Blank Books ruled and made to any pattern
We are also prepared to Emboss and Gid Muslin
work for Publishers at low prices.
As the end of the year il at hand, persons having
Magazines and Pamphlets ON hand would do well to
send them in and have them bound, and thus pre-
served in an attractive and permanent form.
de l6 HAROLD MURRAY,
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0H! ~ OF LILLE |, 81, Z, fA! ~. 3, AEAR ].

nH! YE or LITTLE FAIJ H, HEAR.
" KEN UNTO NY wORDs.- Wonderful u Il
may appear Il IL hsverthslsss the truth, and bsyuad
z: ; PgSIs;v sss sss scsE
iisn, kesralsis. Chiibisins Corns, Whi lows Clisd
Nssknem Of the joints, Contraction Of the M cles,
6uras scalds. Fiost Bites. Painful Nerv ~ Alec
tioss Chapel Hsnds s.siIinss Tsmo r. Tcs st
he psblic; Trz Z And be eoq MI Ia s....
70, =. as, :, assa nd pa.s sso Main
e.; and w. r. Ladd and h. 8. Thomss, Broad st.,
MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIxIR.-This
WI Cough Remedy is esinins. Popularity every
day. Ths large n.msef o. % an w1isn nave
Richwond fIly sustain the virtues claimed for It BY
the proprietor 1t II an indispensable family msei-
For sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS. gennstt Z Beer.
Alex Duvaf Paterson Jackson, Chss. Milispausb,
e.; =! i, Pieot. A. BodsLsr and Charles D. Yale.
HOWEVER SAD, FEAR NOTE is
to the inhabitants of Richmond for the patronage
they have rendered me in giving my INSTANT Re-
LIEr and SPEEDY CusE. for Coughs Colds, Whoop-
speak in ito praise Read the following Certificate
from highly respectable lady:
RICHMOND, December 10, 1854
Mr., LEoNARp-Sir: / have been q sufferer for Is
vears with most distressing cough aud could find
no medicine to do me any servics until tried your
Coush syrup All the world should know its virtues.
1t baled the skill of all physicians had applied to
to give me any relief any hopes Of future
very. cannot say sufficient in its prsis and shall
certainy recommend 1t to my numerous friends and
| acquaintsnces
| Yours respectfully, Z. J. MANN.
| To be had wholesale and retail, Of Messrs. Pur.
cell, Ladd Co, 90 Main 1t; all Druggists and of
| THOS. LEONARD.
| Governor It,, Richmond, Va.
| ~ Price 25c. per bottle. Country merchants sup
piled a. usual. de 70
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RUSHTON CLARK q CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,

For Consumption, Serotala, &c.
THE great success which has attended
i the use of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations. and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles, pur-
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK l. CO. in full
Is blown in the bottle and is each label. and the
signature in full each cork asnone ether is gem
ufne. We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Mr..
Clark went to New Foundand to superintend the
manufacture in person and will warrant our Oil
pure and superior quality in every respect, and made
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common oil, is the with great deal that 10
sold for genuine.
Tue genuine Rushton Clark Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL, LADD l. CO and by Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throug hout Virginia.
l,xpeco
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The Male Academy at Taylorsville, Tenn, was
destroyed by fire some three weeks ago 1t occur.
red thus The larger scholars had their apartments
for study In the second story of the building. The
Ing large fire burning. When they returned the
upper room was in blaze and the flames had got.
ten such Roadway, that 1t was impossible to arrest
them.-Abingdon Virgiaian.
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H1ND6OME GOODS FOR CHRIST-

Ill MAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS out ptCcs u
French. Enslish German and American Dry Goods,
s.lks Embroideries Delsins, y. ench Menroes. Rib
bona Carpets, Rugs Ccsks. Hosiery, @c we nave e
marked down the prices Of all printed Fabrics ~
eli ance before the lat Of January. Ladies' please
axe notice
100 Handsome Plaid silk Dresses, Of u yds each,
for 81 to facilitate the sales thsy have been cut INTO
dresses
100 very pretty rich Plaid Silk Dresses, of u yds
each for 49-formerly sold at $i2.
100 rich Slcsv Black SIN Drssses, Of 70 yds each,
Tor the extreme low price Of $3.50 each.
100 do do, better, at 70
100 do, superb quality. Of 10 yds. each, tor Slo-
richly valued at SIS
1000 yds splendid Printed Paris, oil wool. De LANES
at soc. per yd which cost the importer TO land in n
Si,0o yds Clint colored Printed De LANES. at II
eta cost nc. to land. C. A.GWATKIN,
de- 20 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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HEMOVAL.
FRANCK,S LOOKING-GLAESA AND PICTURE
FRAME MANUFACTORY,
LAS removed to No. 210 Broad street,
Ii between 4th and 9Th streets.
LookinR-slass or any other ornamental gilt Frames,
also rose wood walnut and mahogany Frames will be
made Of superior workmauship, and at Northern
prices
Old Frames re-silded. and Looking Glass Plates
fitted, Of any size.
Pictures cleaned and vanished.
Also large assortment of ENGRAVlN0S and
de- 9~lms H. FRANCK.
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WOOD.-60 Cords Of vel. seasoned Oak
Wood II Doet, and fos sAle q loads ii init
p11hsesssm ~ RANKIN i BARKER,
Cor. nh a11 Water -.
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NOTICE.-The city of Richmond wishes
IN to employ GENTLEMAN to take charge of
OAK WOOD CEMETERY for the ensuing year.
Applications will be made, in writing to the Chair
man of the Committee. between this time and the
Esd of the present month. The salary is fixed at
$500 and the fees for interments.
de 14-dt23d N. b. HILL, Chairman.
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~ CAROLINA.--Bankso of the State of North Ca-
rolina-Cape Fear, Wadesborough and other Banks
of that State considered GOOD will be received
at extremely low prices All OF you with the need
full, will please call and exchange 1t for something
nice in my line. WIN. IRA SMITH,
ia Main street.
N. B-If you doubt what l say, call with the
dimes in your pocket and try me. WI s.,
de 16 Main Ut.
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AFFECTING sHIPwREcK.

The following affecting particulars Of shpwreek'
which occurred on Lake Erie. during the furious
torn that ged there for several days together last
week. are related Ia the Cleveland Plain Dealer:
At daylight Monday morning. the 4th. about two
miles west OF Fairport, and twenty rods from the
hsnsing In her rigging. She lay broadside to, and
every careened her over az TO bring her masts
updeythe water. and Of course emerse the poor tel.
lows elinsing there for life. She was first discovered
BY family Of farmers living the bluff which over.
looked the wreck. They immediately dispatched
s:ssnsss to the fsEsOr foT fs .f They watch
were washed OF; 30 that when the lifeboat started
for their relief, there were but three remaining-
which III two miles wss rosrsd amid surge. and
breakers, that one half the time hid the rescueIs
from view. Two more OF the sufferers are washed
OF By the sea, aud yet the boat has some half mile
to row. One probably the most hardy and robust of
them all, remains. He seems lashed to the rigging.
and falls with it as it dives beneath the surge; then
rises with 1t to nearly perpendicular. The boat
almost to him, when suddenly the mast disappears
again, and he rises more. All on board, nine in
Portions of the wreck coming ashore, revealed
the fact that it was the schr. b. r. johnson. The
home of the mate and the family on shore who had
sent after the iife.boat, his family. In all pro-
liability the msn who hung so long in the rigging
bust man. Thus, in sight of his home, he died, his
wife spectator to the terrible scene.
AsAD Casa Raping Maniac .fr6un Spiritual,
ism-A commission de lun0tico inQuirendo insti.
futed at the Nelson House, in this village Tues.
day last, which resulted in finding Nathan Nathan
son, q German pedler of jewery, insane.
1t appear that, about three weeks since, he be.
came acquainted with some persons in Fairfield who
are believers in the spirit rsppng delusion and prac
tice media. Nethanson witnessed the phenome.
M of table-moving and communications from the
dead-sectine to derde it all but in the evening he
observ ed to be considerably agitated He spent
the night In the house. Before morning he aroused
the family by cries for help and exhibited very strong
nervous excitement. From that time he was pos.
sessed with the idea that he a medum--that his
arms and hands were moved by supernatural infu.
ense-snd in three weeks he became a raving ma
niac his business prospects, which were flsttering
destroyed; his earnings, which amount to consider
able sum- about to be expended for his support and
recovery; and himself doomed. possibly, to the sad
lifa of confirmed irk Courier Dec Il
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OUR COUNTRY,
PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE.

PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE.
THIS is the title of new Map, just pub
i lished by Castor johnson of New York, COM
piled from Government Surveys and other reliable
sources feature in the coloring Of each country
separate y, from ocean to ocean. The new Terrific
ries of Nebraska and Kansas are fully shown The
new boundary between the United States and Next
co. by the Gadsdsn treaty is fully exhibited. All the
great routes of travel are shown, both in the old
States and those proposed to the golden shore of the
Pacific. The Map 10 all on the same scale through
cut is executed in the best style of art aording to
the business man. scholar general reader, large
and CORE ct view of our great country.
The publisher indebted to the following Engi.
neers and Statesmen for much new and valuable in
Emory, Foster and Whitney; Col. Benton of Mis-
souri, Senator Gwin of California; A. D. Bache, Su.
perintendent of the u 8. Coast Survey and others.
de 16-6t* J. L. WADE, AGENT. :
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Punch says that the absence of your body, in
railroad accident Is far better than presence of
mind.
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0VERCOATS, AT COSTS. MER-
" CHANT Il WEISIGER will, from this date,
offer their entire stock of Heavy Overcoats-which
il very large and desirable-at COST for CASH.
Those in want will find it to their interest to call
before purchaaing elsewhere.
8. MERCHANT WEISIGER.
de ~ 1l2 Main 1t.
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T. L. GALLEHER,

OF LcUDoUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
TEACHER OF VOCAL AND PIANO MUSIC,
My Whose education was completed
XHE4y at the New York Normal Musical Instf.
&4zx tute, offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond. His Office IL at the
Pow hatsu House.
REFERENcEs Rev: Z. v, Moore, D. D., Pastor lst
Presbyterian Church; Rev j. B. Jeter D. D., Paror
Sd Baptist Church; Rev. Joseph Davis, D. D., Psstor
Centenary Church; Rev. T.. M Lee. D. d Editor of
Richmond Districts Rev. Mr.. Read, b. D., Pastor
United Presbyterian Church; o. r. Baldwin, Esq,
Editor Dispatch; J. P. Ballard, Esq, Exchange Ho.
tel. Richmond; Gen. Asa Rogers, Middleburs Lon.
doun county; Rev A. H. II Boyd, d. D.. Pastor Of
Presbyterian Church, Winchester, Va; Rev. Bernard
Grimsley, Pastor of Baptist Church. Clarke county,
no 28-lms -
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGT

QY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGT-
- MA koCLAMATION.-In Information be-
Wing besn received BY the Executive, thst on the
night Of the seventh instant darias The considerations
at the Henitentiary. ELIAS HELMS. convict. who
on the 38th Of June, 1854. vas condemned 81 fhs
Court Of Marshall county to i've years imprisonment
In said Psnitsntiary, for the crime Of Burglary es-
capped therefrou. and IL now Rone at large: There
fore, I do hereby offer reward Of ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DOLLAS to any person Of persons
who shall arrest the said ELIAS HEINZ, and deli
yer him int the Pentenisry; and do moreover re-
quire all officers Of this Commonwealth civil and
military, and request this people generally to
their best sxerous to procure the arrest Of the said
HELMS, that he may Be brought to justice.
~ Given under my hsnd ~ Governor, and un-
! L. S. der the Lesser seal Of the Conmonwsal
fS~S at Richmond. this eighth day Of Decem'r,
JOS. JOHNSON.
By the Governor.
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
Secretary Of the Commonw'th.
ELIAS HELMS 10 about twenty-seven years cid,
FIVE feet six and qusrter inches high, white COM
plexion. black hair and dark eyes. do 9-l2t
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MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
WI CEDAR TAR, for sale by Mesars DOVE
CO., Main street, has testimony than any ether
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and ell diseases arinng from inn
pure blood
~ See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or for S. ap21 to
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browns SAFETY MONEY DRAW
- ER-The Subscriber has just received an in
voice OF the above Safety Money Drawer, which for
durability. economy and safety is not surpassed by
any in use.
Each drawer is furnished with an ALARM which is
always sounded by persons not acquainted with the
manner of opening it.
Merchants ard others wi find the draw or indis-
pensible after having used it..
Samples may be seen by calling upon the subscr-
Der, who has two of them in his store.
ALEX. MOTT,
dec Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
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EIGlfTH 81 ENGLI6H SCHOOL.
+ SHALL resume school Geptefnber 18th.
y TIL 4 tie fssh ysaf haye tsn1ht echool. -
ny nfth 81 0fh street. - teaehef Of Tie Znelish
Primary bfapches eedise. Whiting, 1peIins. Geo
Essphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. Daring sll thu
time have be1n literally pstfcnised. now ~
tbs deepest interestin my pupils m0rsllys
ard that they msy ieaye my inhuenee
wiser, bssteF, seesdisr boys tkhn they wsrs whss
thsy came 70 me
90 9-ts n. r. TAYLOR.
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ONE PRICE JEWELRY STORE, No.
" 75i Main street We have just received a few
very superior Gold Watches, Lever construction.
Conversation Balance, full and extra jeweied, with
fine Rubies, made expressly for us by T.. johnson,
of London. We, also have the movements of the
same kind of Watches. which we will have cased in
any style to order. These Watches, we are sure,
will give entire satisfaction.
We also have on hsnd q general assortment of
other fine Gold and Silver Watches, and some that
are less costly
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A fresh supply of Dia-
mond Breast-pins, Diamond Rings, and q variety of
other fine Jewelry, suitable for Holiday and We'd
ding Gifts MYERS L. JANKE,
de 20 Sign of the Illuminated Clock
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ANIMALS,
0 JUVENILES, &c. Ac.,
,roR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. isSa5l
For sale ct ~. r
No. $780, Dros1 street. clposlee Lheat.o.
A NNUALS AND GIFT BOOkS-The
IA Coldeu ON; Token Of Fnendship; Keepsake Of
Frieudship; Amaranth; 0ariends nsgnoiis; LsdisS
Gin; The Caskst; Autumn Hours Evening sooks
Home Circle he
POETICAL WORKS
OF shskspeass. Milton, Byron. Burns. Moore,
Cowper Montgomery, Shelley Mrs.. Hemans, rope'
JUVENILES
or every Variety style and phoe.
~Donst forget that the place - boy Animals and
80. u. e. SMITHS Literary Depot
a. 9o-ts No. $50 Brood 1t.
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WOOD-For sale by the IA, I-2, or
w whole Cord, delivered ON Shockoe Hill.
Say best Seasoned Oak at $5 90 per cord
Green do 50 for ironing.
Seasoned Pine 100 per cord
Green do 80 per cord
Gerry Store. corner % and Leigh streets, viii meet
prompt attention. deg
The WOOD can be had the next day after orders
are left.
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HHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR La

4 yHRlSTMAS PRESENTS FOX La
~ DIES AND CHILDREN II have Just received
. frssh supply Of Ladief and Mine4 pars some Of
which will sell very low-l0wsr than they can BE-
bought for 81 any othsr house here. Whsn you
90 give mo eall & NJ Premium Hat Store, Ma 207
6roa1 street, 5 doon below Hrseden Fox's.
Do 30-Im RICHARD MOORE.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, DO.
Il have just received from the
~zGN North large and wellselect-
ed assortment of DOUBLE
and SINGLE GUNS. COLTS
FIVE SHOOTERS. Aliens
Revolvers Rifles single and Double Pistols. Ely and
other PERCUSSION CAPS, Wads, English and
American Powder Knives ofal kinds, Fishing tackle
Walking Canes, Fish-hooks. etc, from common to
the finest made, all of which offering for sale,
az low as similar articles be purchased in the city
am also prepared to RE-STOCK. MEND and
REPAIR GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC., in the best man.
uer and at small charges.
The public invited to give call at my store,
south side of Main street. few doors east of 18th ST.
THOMAS w. TIGNOR.
oc Ism Gun Maker and Hepairer.
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Nv FOR SALE-A fine Northern
N TROTTER, perfectly gentle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city
sold only for want of time to them. Apply ct
the American Stable. % fS-ts
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NOVA SCOTIA POTATOES.-2,5OO
bushels Of those prime Nova Scotia Potatoes,
lily expected per brig Mary Morton, for sale by
5-ts C.. 7. WORKMAN l. co.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME DE
~ Burg's celebrated Super Phosphate Lime-a
and produced the ct satisfactory results For the
merits of this article refer to Mr.. Richard Samp-
son, Goechand county; Maj. jesse Snead, Richmond
city; Mr.. Jos. Fuqua, Buckingham county; Mr. Jesse
l.. Maury. Albemarle county; and others who have
used it. For sale by
s. Mc,3RUDER's SONS, Agents.
no2 Richmond Va
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CIGARS, SEGARS, SE GARS.-The
~ subscriber has opened sEGAR STORE, No. 6
Wall street, where he has large lot of Havana Sc
CARS OF different brands. and will be constantly re-
ceiving large supplies all of which he will sell cheap
for cash. Hotel keepers and others would do wen
to give me call befose purchasing elsewhere os
they will find it to their advantage. Being connect
ed with the largest importing AID manufacturing
houses in Philadelphia will enable him sell cheap.
no 16-t1stJ* s. GRIFFIN
NOTICE.-The notes of the TRANS
IN ALLEGHANY, BERKELY and FAIRMONT
Banks of Virginia will be taken for their face par
for Dry Goods. SILAS L. JOHNSON,
no 25-ts No. 81 Main stree
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CAMPBELLISM.-D JETER'S NEW
large supply of the above publication Price
One Dollar. A liberal discount made to the trade.
For sale at the Baptist Book Depository, by
de 19-6t CHAe. WORKMAN.
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTs--JAMEs

CERVANTS' CLOTHING. AT COST.
~ S MERCHANT WEISIGER have ON baud
very large assortment of Servsnts Clothing, which
will be sold at COST for Cash.
Tobacconsts and others in want, will lind II to their
interest to examine stock before purchasing.
8. MERCHANT 4 WEISIGER,
1I2 Main st.
NIB. Also, heavy country.knit Wool SOCKS.
de 20
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA-
IL ZINE. for NOVEMBER.-GEO. M. WEST
Exchange Bookstore, has received the November
No. OF Harper's Magazine. Price 25c
Old numbers OF the above for sale. Subscriptions
cash in advance, cheap. -
Virginia Reports-complete sets or single vols
kobinson's Practice; CummingS Religious Works
&c.
Med cal School and Miscellaneous Books of ALI
kinds tor sale cheap, at the Exchange Bookstore
no Its GEO. M. WEST,
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HOISTING MACHINES AND

4LaW, HOSTING MACHINES AND
hi" fRuCKs-Thoss most approved srs
II lNMk0 made by me. Samples Of which may be
HI 1u seen ct Mesrs Crenshaw Z Co.'S north
ium side Of Basin. Ordersleft With thsm Will
be filed the Same terms a. IL sent directly to
put In an advertisement. Call and sec than. ny
r. L. BATES. Msnufaetusr
East Falls. Avenue, between Pratt and
feH-l2m Lombard sta, Baltimore, Nd
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70 ~ Srosa s.Ises "a nave On hsnG ioli np
holidays Of my own manufacture, which can war
rant not to be surpassed BY any offered hare by
any house, which am determined to sell very low.
have also lsrse assortment of Negro Hats. and
Chldrens and 6oy9 Hats sad Caps. which will sell
very low. AL ron have to do y to give me call,
and Can please, both In price apd articles.
RICHARD MOORE,
de 20-1m 2Q7 Broad pfreet.
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16ale-5nruh WE HAVE ON HAND.
and for sale, two new FREIGHT
BOATS. Of the largest size, and are prepared to
build RIVER BOATS, suitable for City Point and
Norfolk. Also hand, square Timber from so to so
feet HOWELL AESSLER
re 25-Sm*
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DOGGETT & ANDERS SON,

DOGGET & ANDERSON,
UPHOLsTERERs AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
- French and American PAPER HANGIN6S,
CURTAIN GOODS, CoRNIcEs. BANDS, CORDS,
TASsELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES. BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c.,
which they will sell or work up to order on the
most reasonable terms.
We are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPH0LSfERING promptly. In the city
or country. oe2-5m.
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tdIhII FIVE IuOU6ANO DVN
- LARS WORTH or DRY GOODS. AT AND
closing our eopartnershlp, we Win nom this aay Of
Ter orr entire stack Of Day GOODS. q ~ below
cost for cash. -.
The stock isassriy new. having bssn recently
pure hassd on the most favorable tera 81 ce9saee
Of the usnai variety Of FANCY AND STALE
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