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ABDUCTION OF You've LADY.-P Ryan has
been examined in New Orleans charge of for.
chilly abducting Miss Honora Alice Wood teacher
in one of public Schools and sent on for trial.
Miss Wood testified as follows:
On Monday, the 18th ult, between the hours of 3
| and 4, P. NJ, as she was turning the corner of St
Louis and Claiborne streets, she was forcbIy taken
by the by the accused, and dragged to The cor
of Cont and Claiborne streets and then pushed
| into carriage. Ryan then jumped in and closed
the door, the blinds being already down, and order
ed the driver to start, who drove rapidly away She
attempted to notify the driver of her situation but
was forcibly prevented by the accused. Ryan then
offered to marry her, to which she refused to con.
| sent. He then took her by the arm and attempt.
ed to throw her down in the carriage saying thar,
being deprived of her honor, she would be Obliged
| to marry him. 1t was then she promised to marry
him If he would not i'll treat her any more. She
made this premise for her protection Ryan also
threatened TO kill her.
On going aboard of the steamboat for Mobile and
while the accused absent to settle the fare she
made her situation known to one of the officers Of
the boat Witness stated that Ryan told her he had
been watching her for the last three moptbs and
that was the only opportunity he had to catch her
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ANOTHER DUEL.-SATIsFAcToRY ADJusTMENr-
Two gentlemen of New Orleans Dr. Taylor and
Mr.. Cummings, went to Pass Christian few days
ago and shot at each other with rifles First fire.
no damage. Second fire, Cummings received a
bali through his hat and Taylor one through the
lapel of his coat. Reconciliation ensued.
This is called satisfactory adjustment No
doubt the gentlemen themselves feel much better
satisfied than they would have ielt if the balls had
taken fancy to their persons bullet hole
through mans coat or hat is regarded as favor
able opening for peace negotiations. A balm for
wounded honor may be poured through with good
effect. -.y. F.. -s-r. --t.-
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Fiye hun

ERATES AND FENDERS.-Five hun
~ dTed Ensmeled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city of his manu-
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns such as square topped Gothic, Liptic
Circle, &c, with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum
mer Pieces. &c. to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country, punctuelly attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
al the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis
counts of, or cash by Wholesale
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be.
tween 9th and 9Th sts., Richmond Va.
fe e25Sm+ SAMUEL d. DENOON
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CLEMMITT g. FORE, Book AND Jon
PRINTERS, Corner Main and 18th streets execute to
order every description of BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING on accommodating terms, and with neatness
and dispatch. my a-lm
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Wishing 10 close my present business as speedily
possible desire all that Indebted to to cal
and settle their respective accounts; and all to whom
am indebted to present their accoun Is for payment
my 3m B. w. ID.
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VIRGINIA WORM KIILER-CHIL-

" 1hUINlA WORM kII4LER-CHlL-
DREN CRY FOR IT-This preparation has
now stooe the test OF year. and its popularity LIS
caiiy increasing as it's merits become known.
IL is eonhdentiy recommended the safest best and
most pleasant remedy for expelling worms in use
Ia great merits have gained for il the recommend
tons of physicians, Mothers and others, who have
tfied 1t successfully, when all the ordinary nausea.
ting preparations have failed.
Prepared only by Ell PICOT & co.
Also. for sale by VIM p. LADD
myI2 Broad s,,..,
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NO THE CITIZENS AND STRAIN
Il GERS VISITING THE CITY.-If you wish to
get your Hair cut and dressed In the latest and
beautiful black brown color, just call on HOB
SON, at the Hair Dressing. Shaving Sbsmpeoine and
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel.
NJ B.-Het, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from A M. 20 r. NJ, and on Saturday to IL
r. M. Single bath 25 cents, tickets for 81. En-.
tr nee on lth street. at - Re =
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SIeHr DRAFTs on Nrw ORLEAxs-lr
sums TO suit purchasers. for sale at all tnes b
B. MACMukDO. st Exchange Bant.
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IHE Know NoTHINGs IN TRoUBLE.-A curious
affair is now under investigation in New York, res.
pecting contemplated expose of secret Or
der denominated the "KnowNothings, or In other
words the 'Guard of Liberty" One of its members,
named John Z. Elliott has charged three other
members with breaking into his Office and taking
therefor m the charter, books, money, &c. Some
very remarkable developments are anticipated
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Having disposed Of my stock (for the purpose of
changing nv husiness) 10 Messrs Dshney h Cooke, |
return my sincere thanks to my friends and the pub
lie generally for the patronage literally bestowed
ne, and cordially recommend mr. successors to
their notice. BUSHROD w. DABNEY.
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Nor BAD.-The Philadelphia Bulletin says:
Matt Ward, as it appears from Southern
dispatches asks for a suspension public opinion
in his case. The demand is not unreasonable
since public opinion has asked for suspension Of
him
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SPIRIT oFTHEpREss.

| The Mail remarks that General Pierce has been
quite as unlucky n the choice of his agents to repre-
sent this country In foreign ands, az be has been
unfortunate In the selection ofhs Cabinet and the
| other officers Of home government Ia illuatrat-
ton Of this point 1t gives summary OF the doings
of Messrs. soule, Borland, Spence and Sanders.
and winds up with an alluson to dinner speech OF
Mr. Osullivan, our Charge to Portugal wherein
ne amused himself by extravagant laudations of
the British Queen.
ihe Penny Post makes a strong appeal in behalf
OF the Black Heth sufferers We notice also a
Biographical sketch of the late Marquis of Angle.
sea, and several other editorials
The Vhig devotes long leader to the Admins
traton, for the purpose of showing that the weight
of Executive influence isst on the side of the in.
famous Free-soil and Abolition Alliance The Whig
believes that Mr. Pierce displays consistency in
supporting the Nebraska bill, since he considers it
essentially proposition in favor of freedom
and believes that although we should acquire the
whole OF Mevico yet II the bill passes another
slave State would ever be added to the Union"
The Examiner says it is stated with some conf
dence by.those who know that the plot for getting
up an extra session which has been going on under
ground for two months is likely to be cosummated.
Only some dozen names are said to be wanting
The Executive has not been officially approached
on the subject, and possesses information as to
the views and objects of the applicants. The En-
dReiner continues:
Notwithstanding the confidence with which this
statement is put forth we cannot credit it. If any
one fact is distinctly established beyond doubt
cavil tits, most unquestionably, that the people of
Virginia are decidedly. and almost unanimously
opposed to an extra session OF the Legislature.
Upor this ground the Examiner proceeds at con-
siderable length.
The Enquirer also alludes to the extra ses-
sion movement, the leaders in viii ch it hears con-
hently expect to finger per diem next winter, and
only tarry in Jericho until they win over few
more to their views. If these things be true, says
the Enquirer sit is time for the press and the peo
pie TO speak. Another session of ninety days, 81
mlar to that of last winter, would be too costly
experiment. The treasury is not in fit condition
opay 250 gentlemen 100000 for making speeches
over imaginary railroads and turnpkes. The State
cannot afford it, and the sooner these gentlemen
know the fact the better"
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LYoN's KATHAIRoN-Fo preserving, re-

LYONS 7KATHAIRON-F0r preserving, re-
storing cleansing and beautiying the Hair alleva.
ting Nervous Headache and curing eruptve diseases
of the Skin Its reputation, Coz xtensve with the
all exaggeration imrsssbe; and since its discovery
has found substitute to compete its incontested,
its incontestable superiority. Physicians and Chem.
sts-honorable citizens from all professions of life
the leading journals of Europe and America--ladies
who have used it upon their dressing tables and
theirs in their nurseres-n fact its million patrons
everywhere. from plebeians to kings, pronounce it
the most pleasing and effective article either as
medicinal or toilet preparation ever produced. Do
not fail to give it trial. Price but 25 cents.
D. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
mvS-1m 16l BroadWay N. y
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ABEL q. MAYO, ATToREEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC. oMeeon Trsnhiia street, under
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WA BURY'S GREAT FIFTY
w CENTS ENTERPRISE-l,o0 ,o00. 600 GIFTS

Worth Five Hundred Thousand Dollars = The
THIRTY TABLEAUX OF NATIONAL HISTORY.
At Hope Chapel Lecture-Rooni. 720 Broadway. con-
tnues TO attract immense numbers every evening -
with this enterprise, for only FIFTY CENTS the puT-
chaser receives BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED
GIFT CERrIFlCATE, good for two admissions to
the most ennobling Exhibition offered to Ameri-
cans, and one ofthe following valuable Gifts:
valuable bTic6 House and Lot in Philade-
phia... $3.50. Sl0, 600
l magnificent free-stsne House and
Lot in New York City s., 900
/ three-story brick House and Lot in
the City Of Boston. .............. 10000
splendid Country Residence. in the
= State of New Jersey, with so acres
of land 10 high state of cultivation. 20 ,o00
@ / magnificent Gold Tea Set, contain.
ing % pieces of solid California gold
with solid silver pedestal, beautiful
ly chased. Cash valuation. 15, 900
- ed...................... cd l., 600
100 beautifully situated Building Lots.
ride Of New York City............. $4,000
nooular maker. $4,000
100 Silver Cups of various patterns.... 1900
5000 Gold Thmbles.. 5000
500 Gold Watches. consisting of Jules
Jergenson, Cooper, Independent Sc
cond, Chronometer, Eight-Day, En-,
amel. Diamond, Magic. Duplex, and
English Levers, Hunting tvery
heavy,) for Ladies and Gents ..... $4,000
2 Pairs of SPLENDID Horses, Carriage, ooo
40 Harness, 1e 4%" 4o"o
20 I BesutifuilI M made e'1 Trottins Gigs. 1000
100000 Beautiful Steel Engrayings of the
Home of Jefferson. n.................. 75.oo0
100000 do of the Sultan cf Turkey. Is 900
600 do of the Gear of ai the Russias... l20o0
100, 600 do. of the Harbor of Venice, the
finest scenery in the World. ...... 25,o0o
100000 Views of Washington crossing the 49,.
DelWare. A$sse<s
900 Descriptions of Grand ~Tableaux,
forming desirable history of all tho
stirring events ofthe Revolution. zs.Mp
$500 Pieces of fashionable Music. zs,Ioo
Is Loans OF 81 900 each, for SO years, $40
without security or interest........ lo,.n l,.eo
94s Sets of massive Silver Spoons. ..... S.<oo
iOo splfEIan ~ Eram, Eneras'nss' o.il ana a.eoo
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T. j. Carson Il Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. So
WATER STREET, NEW fOKk---A good assort.
ment of Bacon Pork and Lard slways on hand, and
for esle at lowest market prlees- 10 18-1y
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Ihs to certify that have attended the family of
Nh. Don during his residence in the city I'D ~ ~ u
never seer or attended any case of small pox in h
family during the whole period - IN MS MS
Given under my hand this 18th day of Nav. I844
my l9-3t* r. L. BOUANNAN M n
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A CERrIrroArE FROM ONE OF OUR wL-

NEW YORK, August so, 1852.
hope every one, whether adult child who may
have reason to believe they troubled with worms
will take DR. MLANEs CELEBRATED VERMIFucE.
firmly believe 1t is one of the greatest worm de-
stroyers OF the agecertainly the extraordinary
l know of.
child of mine, about five years old, has been trou
bled with worms about six months back; could
get nothing to relieve 1t until came across DIR.
mLane's Vermifuge, of which we gave but small
quantity. The result, however, was extraordinary.
The child passed over three hundred worms
Mr.. LENT, Wiiliamsburgh, Long Island.
r 8. The above valuable remedy, also DR.. M
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, can now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores in this city
take none but DR. M'LANES VERMIFUGE.-
All others in comparison worthless.
PURCELL LADD & CO., Druggists
my 15-d&clw Richmond Va
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AAERlCAN HorEL, -
RICHMONb, VIRGINIA
j. .MILDEBEH0ER SMITH, PnopaiESoa.
Del6-1y ForneyEvaf Josess Hoesl PAAoielo41,
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a CARD.-A false report has been in cir
cuatisn for the last two weeks that case of small
pox was in my family, hereby contradict the same
ana append the certificate of my family Pbysician.
WIN. DOD'S Bakery Sl2 Road ~
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TUSI RECEIVED. ON CONSIGN

- MENT-Fifteen Splendid Gold English Lever
HUNTING WATCHES, with chronometer adjusted
balances. real ruby and diamond jewels These
watches are greatly superior any usually foura ia
this market end are f,om the best English makers.
Persons in want of really fine Watch are request
ed call and examine theae, tokethe, with large
variety Of other English Lever, Duplex, Chronome-
ter Anchor and Cylinder Watches
INV e--fs -. ELIAS HALE les Main u
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CTOkAGE. Having the large and com
y modious WAREHOUSE on the south side of
the Basin, next TO Messs Ludar, X Watson's. 1 am
prepared to take in STORAGE, reasonable terms.
have on hand a ssg ge supply OF Gue CHEWING
TOBACCO, of my own manufacture. for sale.
sr6--6tfiap,v 5a1 WIN r. BLAIR.
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GAMUEL ID. DENOON, Bell and Bras

AAMUEL ID. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, on Main, between 9th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va, continues to carry the above bu-
sness in al its various branches.
BELLS for churches, ships, railroads, taverns and
all kinds of House Bells, made to order.
From the large number of Bells that have made
IA the last 70 years, and their superior tone and qua
hty, can assure nay friends that they equal to
any made in this country. | shall always keep on
hatd q re gul ar supply of all kinds of BELLS, sc
CT|- ali kinds of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry Business promptly attended to- Bell Brass and
ell the various kinds of Metallic Castings done at the
shoTtest notice and the lowest trates
Sb The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
enc BRASS. fe 25-Sm*
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- VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
Lii PRIVATE SALE.-We offer for sale, privete-
y, the following very valuable property in the city
Of Richmond and In Sidney, viz: Two Lots on Gaui-
bles Hll one of which fronts the Public Square
three Brick Tenements and vacant Lots on 9th ST.,
between Grace and Franklin; one large Brick Tenel
ment on Grace street. near the Capitol Square, with
deep lot, and Stable and Carriage House on
on the Public Square. =
Prices moderate, and terms very favorable. Apply
TO 57 p. 81 tIssr tza.5s
mh24 TOJFR A COOK
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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes Bags Ma
chnery Linen, ne made to order.
NJ @ WHITMAN,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th street, between Main and Cary.
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a DINING ROOM SERVANT for hire
"A the balance Of the yeax. J, y. FRY
myIs
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DR.. EDWARD e. DREW, offers his profess
sional services 70 the public May be found at all
hours at the Richmond Hospital Broad street Church
Hill. a. ap27-dimA
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WHEN DEATH is at the door, the remedy
which would have ed life If administered in time
comes too late. Do not trifie with disease Rely
upon it, that when the stomach will not digest food
when fantness and lasstude pervade the system
mind lethargc. the nerves unnaturay sensitive and
the head confused-rey upon 1t, that when these
symptoms occur the powers of vitality are failing
and that, unless the mischief is promptly checked
life TH be shortened. well rendered miserable
Now, we know from mass of testimony greater than
was before accumulated in favor of one remedy
that HoorLAND's GERMAN BITTERs, prepared 6y
DR.. C.. NJ Jackson. Philadelphia, will immediately
abate. and, in the end entiry remove all of these
disorders as surely as mathematical process will
solve problem Who, then, will endure the agony
and the risk OF life, with health and safety within
reach? my Is dGc2w
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spll ts
GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING

HAS FITTING, S L Il A M PIPING,
\E ROOFING, &c-Having just received from the
Moth large stock of Materials, am prepared
70 put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warning houses and TO cover buildings With Tin or
sBY kind OF tai in the best manaeT, at reasonable
prices, and with despatch.
have now eecur5d the services of a number of ex-
eeent w0rklaeD in the various branches of my bus.
mesa, and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my line
will find to their advantage to give cali at my
store on the East side of 18th street, between Main
and Cary.
fe It's CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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CITY GAUGERS OFFICE,
No. 40 Cary street, opposite Gas Works.
As will be seen from the above, haveta
ken an OFFICE opposite the Gas Works, Any o.
ders lefl at my office viii be promptly attended
either BIZ myself or Mr. Fox.
ap 241m~ sAMfsoH 1oNGo.
DISCRETION Is THE BETTER FART OF
yALoR r-Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
bugged and deceived by moonshine edvertisenaenu
Be wise and call on Mr.. r. Z. MOULSoN and nave
your pictures taken, he iusures ana warrants en.
tire satisfaction or sale to all who msy give n
1 have on hand, at present, q very hsndsome a..
sortment of Fancy Czssa Medaor:. Breast, ms ano
Finser.Riuss ali of the finest quality whcn canhos
held pleasns the tastes Of all my tasty friends ana
Pictures from 81 to SIS. .ov
fe1s H.a Of Science iio MAN W
GENERAL AeENcY, FOR THE BALE AND
pm CHASE or LANDs.-FRANK g. RUfffN, Seeye.
aru OF the Yrqsnta State Agrscrifxyat Society and
AUGUST offer their services TO the public -
EENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS in Ynginia and the Southern and Wesfeva
ofIeeet the Office Of the pIyginia State AgyicrI-
taraf Societu No. ll5 M0in street.
N. AUGUST NeTARY PusLIc AND AccouNrAAT.
Ofhce--asabovs. nS-u
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GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE M. E.
CHURCH SOIJTH


By the summary below it will be seen that the
Bishops. The location of the contemplated Book
Concern was the special order for Monday last
On Friday, May 12, the Committee on Episcopa.
cy submitted report No. l, Recommending the cleo
ton fthree additional Bishops, and giving reasons
therefor. The report warmly discussed. Drs
Lee Dcggett and Smith advocated the increase
and the subject was laid on the table until the next
day.
The Committee on Episcopacy reported several
resolutions, defining the duties of Bishops and
Presiding Elders. Laid on the table under the
rule.
On motion of DR. Smith, it was resolved to
consider the location of the Book Concern on Mon.
day next
DR. Smith offered resolution calling for spe-
cial committee to prescribe definitely the duties OF
the Bishops. Laid on the table.
On Saturday the order ofthe day-the report OF
the committee on Episcopacy-was taken up, and
after some discussion the original resolution pro-
vidine for three additional Bishops, was adopt
ed.
AN INvrNcIBLE CoRPs-The Salisbury (N c.
Wing closes an account of a recent general mus
ter as follows
at may appear indivdious in US to discriminate
when all behaved so well but we could not but
mark the discipline of the invincible Seed Tick
Rangers They were distinguished by blue and
red steamers floating from their hats, significant.
we suppose of constancy in love and ferceness in
battle. They knew that the eyes OF the fair sex
were upon them, and consequently bore tie 5urd n
and heat Of the day with soldIerlike galantry-
The last time we observed this famous corps it was
marching along with head erect the tune of lit.
tie eurlytailed pig played by ten bass drums and
one fife, and led by musiaian, who thought, in
his temperate ZEAL would beat the very vitas out of
his instrument. Long life to the Seed Ticks and
when the sacking of Constantinople comes off, we
know they will be in the thickest of the fight and
if they must it will be with feet to the toe the
American Eagle over their heads, and whistling
Yankee DOODLE
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GREAT FIRE In PETERSBURG,

N NA-hEkRiNG'S SAFE AGAIN TRlU M
PHANT.-ln the fire which destroyed our store and
enire stock of goods the night of the Sd Februa.
~ last, one of SILAS c. HERRING'S SALA-
MANDER SAFES, with Halls Burglar Proof Lock,
containing our books, papers, and a considerable
tense beat to which the Safe exposed, the brass
knob which unlocks the door was melted OFF, and il
could not be opened with the key, and had therefore
10 De forced open, which operation effected with
considerable difficulty from the great strength with
which the safe made.
On obtaining entrance to the safe the entire con-
tents 1reye found secure and uninjured By fire.
MORRISON l. MARABLE.
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BATHS BATHS! BATHs !!!-HOt, Cold
and Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dres
sing shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 1tb street.
Single Bath Is cents or five tickets for 81.
INV .-.. 4-s b.
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Petersburg, March IS, 1854.

We, the undersigned, were present and witnessed
the opening Of the safe above alluded to, and hereby
certify that the statements by Messrs Morrison K
Marable true in every particular.
Smith Dunn, VIM Morgan, McIlwsine Son i
Co, Davenport Stratton, Paul x Hinton, Brokers !;
Gaines i Riches Jas B. Tsliaferro.
Petersburg, March IS, 1854
By schrs. Palestine aud Orisnna the subscriber has
received large addition to his stock of Safes, and
vii be receiving more by almost every packet
Secondhand Safes which have been taken in ex.
change for HeIrings, for sale at low prices.
Gail at l36 Gary street, sign of the " Red Safe"
r. McCANDLISH, JR-,
ap II ts Agent for the State
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NEW FURNITURE STORE,
nOGGETT & ANDERSON. Uphol

& " sterers and Paper Hangers, have now In store
the In Spring Stock of French and Amercan; Paper
Hangings, amongst which are some OF the richest
Gold Velvet and Silver PapsIs foy psrfors Also.
general assortment Of Floor and Table OIL Cloths.
india and Cocoa Mating. Window Shades and Binds
with general stock of Curtain and Uphoiste erins
Goods, al of which will be sold on fair terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholsterins attended to pxns-
tualiy in town or country ap3-5m