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DIR. Riehardson'. sherry.winc Bitter.

Have been sustained through more than one en-.
tire generation, and with a hberality unknown to
any other medicine and an instance is not known
by the proprietor, where they have not been OF
benefit to those using them To- the cure OF CON-
plaian,s recommended. Is not the long contin-
ued, unwavering support, by the public, OF the
Sherry. Wine Btiers, sufficient evidence OF It's s'l.
perofity over every other medicine offered for sale!
Il is manufactured precisely the same, and the
component parts are the same us they were at its
first introduction. II contains no mineral sub
stance whatever; and the public may be assured
that il is the same RiehaTdson's Bitters which,
throughout the New England States, the presen,
rising generation have beard their fathers aud moth
ers SO oflen speak in pPhise. INV
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Singing Schools T!
q. ID. ADAMS
VIIOULD call the attention of his friends and
w the public generally, TO his new Music Hall
which he has hired for term OF years, situated IN
the Washington Block, over Mr.. Leavitts Book.
store, where his Singing Schools arc now organ
ICED, and meet us follows:
ADVANCED CLASS
in Sacred Music, opened March 10th, meets Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, at u o'clock.
LEMENTAR CLASS,
expressly for beginners, opened March Oath, meets
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
SUNDAY EVENING CLASS
meets once week only.
JUVENILE CLASS,
preparatory foe May Day Floral Festival, organ-
lied March 18th, meets Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons, at 3 o'clock. All who will take part
on May Day, will be admitted to this class for
twenty-five cents.
Tickets for evening classes, LOO for twenty les
sons. HalEtcrm tickets sold for all Of the above
classes.
UMr. A. will be at his rooms most hours Of
the day, where he will be in readiness TO give pri.
vaie lessons TO small classes or to individuals, on
the most reasonable terms.
Ali who place themselves or their children, un.
der his instruction, may be assured Of his best Ct.
forts for their highest Improvement.
Biddeford, March Oath, 1854. 12-f
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SHELF HARDWARES,

embracing House Trimmings, and all articles usu.
ally found at such establishments.
We have enumerated some Of the leading artl.
Giles which we intend TO keep constanily on hand,
aud TO all who favor us with their custom, we will
guarantee TO sell at Lore prices as the same quail.
ity of goods eau be bought n tbs market.
We have taken special pains to obtain the best
quality Of goods, and any article from our store
not satisfactory, will be clccriully exchanged.
~ Watch and Clock work and Engraving al.
tended to- Also, all kinds OF Jewelry, Fan and
Parasol repairing done in the best manner, at the
old stand Of Twambley & Smith,
No. Biddeford House Block, (under the Bank
CLEAVES e. KlMBALL.
Biddcford, April 2Sth, 1854. 7-3m
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Notice.

WHEREAS, Beisey Merrill, my wife, has quit
w my bed and board, without proyocation, and
refuses to live nj my house, where have made
ample provision for her support this is TO forbid
all persons from trusting her on my account, or
harboring her TO my disadvantage, as l shall pay
no debts OF her contracting, or expenses Of her
support. SETH MERRILL
Witness,-fIENRY MAYO.
Dated at Acton, in the County OF York, March,
1854. l7-3w
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List Of Letters

DEMAINlNG in III
IL April 3lst, 1851.
@Persons calling !
tiers vii please say they
Andrews Eliza J
Ames Susannah G
Ayers Lydia G
Adams James
Arlington Henry l.
Abbot George
Benson Sarah
| Benson Octavia G mrs
Brown Almira mrs
Burnham Francis E
Burnham Rachel A
Bassick Lucy J
Blunt Priscilla
Butler FaLny
Boothbay mrs
Bibber Sarah z
Barry Alkaline mrs
Bagley Elizabeth L
Blake Hannah
Bletlier Jane Il
Bagiey Arvilla s
Benson Henry
| Burnham John 8
Berry Greenlief 4
Braun Henry b
Buzzell WIN
Burnham Charles NJ
Burns Patrick
Barry Mary G
Clark Mary
Coolbroth Lauriette
Curtis Mary =
Colo Martha G mrs
Chism Caroline
Chadboumc Mary d
Came Susan
Chapman Hannah ID
Chase Ida q
Chase Sarah ]
Chandler Laura J
Chick Cynthia A
Cole Nancy mrs
Chick Estherett
Clark Abram
Carlton Charles II
Chadbourne Francis A
Cobb Alonzo
Chapman Freeland M
Cleaves Augustus
Davis Anna
Dunlap Ellen
Drown Kcziah 7
Davis Martha J
Downs Caroline
Dow Mary F
Dunn Alanson
Davenport Wa
Durgin Joseph
Dearborn Abraham
Edwards Sewall A
ElneryDli
Edes Francis
EInmons Lorenzo
Emery Charles
Finn Margaret
Fox Syrena
Ferguson Mary A
Freeman Betsy Is
Fletcher Sarah A
Forbes Ruth I
Ferguson Ellen II
Floyd Sarah mrs
Floyd Olevia mrs
Farnham Mary J
Harrington Mary
fogg G A
Goodrich jeremiah
Glidden Abby
Goodwin Joanna
Gigginhaminer HenIiet'
20
Goodwin George
Getchcll Mary
Goldthwait Sarah d
Garrison VIZ ii
Gould Caroline
Gooch Mary J mrs
Cove Alvin c
Higgins Anna
Hall Willard
Hill Benz
Hooper Obed
Harper Charles A
Hayes Smith f
Howard Almon
Hanson Mary p mrs
Hill Josiah
Higgins Reuben w
Hammond Loriag
Hobbs Eliza
Hooper George l.
Hartman Abby
Hobbs Mary A
Hodsdon Margaret G
Haskell WV + Capt
HUFF Noah
Hodsdon Alfred
Hill Emily N
Johnson Charles II
Jordan A II
Kelly Jas
KEENAN, Francis
knight s Anna
knight Aaron A
kennard Jane
I add'Issbcll-2
Libby George II
Libby VIZ
Long Albert
Lowell Ruth +
Littlefeld Phebe
Liiile6cld Ezckicl
Excelsior s
. soft, or salt water.
f6-tf CO
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NJ T I c e u.

10 All persons indebted to the subscriber, ar,
requested to call and settle previous to the first day
of June next. lS-2w :. T.. BRYANT.
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N o TIC T..
II q l. f. II ,

The STABLE adjoining the house where now
live, ON Lincoln street, containing 10 Stalls with
shed room and water. n. y. KENDALL.
Bidde.ord, May 3, 1854. Owls
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EA PAR Y.

p You viii find the best assortment ofFANS
nj Shaw & Clark's lwls
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Mdrriages.

In Ssco, Oath ult, by Rev. }. w. Atkins, Mr..
stephen Mliiken, TO Miss Margaret N. Gould,
both Of Saco.
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, Post Office, Biddeford
,r any Of the following lei
arc advertised.
Lew Thomas Ii
Ladd Maria nj
Leighton A w
Lord Abba ii
Ladd George F
Lawler Mary
Lovejoy Lois A mrs
Lawrence Almira II
Meserve Joseph +
MalOon Elizabeth
MasoL Hnnnah
Mason II A
Merrill Laura A
Maybury Thomas N
McDonough Harriet
Mitchell Jane
Morse Cbimena mrs
Murphy Jesse
Merrill s mr.
Martin Diantha r
Morrill, George L
Mcdonald Abby
McCurdy Sarah p
Murron Abigail
Mari Martha
Mcdonald Jerry-6
McWhorien John
Moody Leonard B
Mckcnney Samuel
Millikcn Moses s
Needham Julia A-2
Norton Sophronia
Mason James l.
Mason Gideon
Noyes James g
Mason Harriet
Mason Cordelia Il
O'Berne Bernard
Palmer Catherine +
Patterson Lydia J
Pike Mary J
Perkins George
Plunkctt s II
Page Olive Ii
Perry Mary J
Patch Henry G
Pratt Perthena d
Perkins Polly
Perkins George
Plaistead John 7
Prescott Ira
Rollins Lusa
Robinson Oliver
Rich Francis L
Rogers Ebenczer
Rand Elizabeth II
Rich May s mrs
Roberts Lydia
Romday Eliza A
Ross Elizabeth
Russell Martha
Ross Joseph p
Richardson, Eliza d
Richards r
Randall Ellen
Richardson Mahalc X
Rand John
Slrout Simeon F
Small Joseph-2
Stone Charles L
Sargent Charles
Stnckpole Jane
Sanford Marian X
Sweat Clark II
Seavey Olive A
SLell Royal
Stevens Mary
Stevens John 8
Staples Sarah 8
Sheldon benjamin
Smith Benjamin J
Smith Nancy mrs
Smith George w
Smith q
Smith Lucy mrs
Smith Horace
Smith Mary
Smith Abby
Themes Wa
Turner Alpl,eus
Townsend Nancy
Thomas Charlotte mrs
Thompson Samuel L
Thompson Susan NJ
Townsend Caroline
Thompson Mary L
'Taskcr Augusta
Tawne Cynthia J
Walton Fransis
Whitney Samh A-2
Wells S,aniord-3
Woodmnn Henry
WiIliston George q co
Oliver w
Wakefield Samh I
Walton Henrietta
Ward Betty mrs a.
Waierhousc Louisa
ID II
Willis Lydia O
yvashburn Lconora G
Wilson Harriet M
WEIGH Peter
Whitney Arvilla
Walker Mary A
IYoodraan Mary J
Elite ID
wells Ann
Whitney James
Ward Margaret
Young John
Young George A
!. TUCK, Postmaster.
oap, for washing in hard,
For sale by
T. GILMAN,
Factory Island. Saco.
Cattle in small Bladders,
n n ngY.rNuET.T.
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House for Sale.
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of the late
"A lanes ID. Goodwin, or TO the subscriber pre-.
veus TO January ist 1884, are requested to pay the
same before the lst Of June next, II they would
save cost. GEORGE i. GOODWIN.
Saco, May 5th, 1854. lS-4w
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GRYsTALLINE Wash Balls. A few LEFT and
" more coming, lor sale by
ls-u ID. l.. MITCHELL.
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DENIAINlNG in the Post Office, Biddeiord,
LIZ April 3lst, 1854.
@Persons calling for any Of the following let.
tiers vii please say they are advertised.
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pUSSIA Salye, Tasks Ointment, McAllister'.
~ DsIeys Railways Relief, Resolvent, Regu.
laiors, &c, Sc, ior sale by
lS-U ID. l.. MITCHELL.
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In the Covered Bridge "Wednesday afternoon,
Il A BEAD BAG. The owner can have IL by
paying for this advertisement on application to
this odicc.
May, 4, 1854 is-3w
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Notice.

A Ii persons indebted TO the subscriber for Med
N ical services before January lst 1851, are re-
Quested To settle the same before June LIST, IL they
would save cost. JAMES 8. GOODWIN.
Saco, May 5,h, 1854 lS-4w
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THE DALI Y DISPATCH.
SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY I. 1855.
VIRGINIA.

< 1VlkHlNIA.
coMrIINRwrAar--The Petersburg Express
charactcrizes the lecture delivered Ia thai city on
"Wednesday night by Rev. r v. Moore. a. one of
the most philosophical scientific and eloquent lee
tares ever delivered before Petersburg an-
dsenee. The subject was sThe conservative ele.
mcnss oil nations true and lasting greatness"
.Paorrrs.-Weiearn from the Charlottesville JET
kersonian thar the Branch Of the Farmers Bank
ia that pISee has made eleven per cent Its capt.
tAldaring the past year.
cxKrxAL RArLncAD-The cars on the Central
Railroad now pass each other at Gotham, Is
below Charlottesville.
CLEAN THE TaAcx-It Is stated that the Board
Of Public Works are DESTROYS of running two pas
scnger trains day between Staunton and Rich
mond after the Central Road is finished to the
former place. and when the track Is laid to Gov
ington the mail train is to be at the rate OF 40
miles per hour The Charlottesville Jeffersonisl,
in view efthis, says:
Passengers to breakfast In Richmond and dine
at Covingfon. Charlottesville will then be only
two and halt hours distant from Richmond
Whew. The cows and hogaw have to clear the
track
Sentinel thai John F. Gibson, of Prince William
county, came to a melancholy end during Christ
mas week. He rolled into FIRE before which he
had lain and being unable to extricate himself
was SO burnt before receiving aid as to survive
but short time.
DEAp-Daniel Jasper, formerly delegate to
the Legislature and member of the late Reform
Convention, died at his residence at Breutsviile,
Prince William county, on Monday night last
INvIrArros:-The Law Greys of Baltimore.
have invited the Petersburg Greys, Artillery and
City Guard to be present in the former city on
Monday next, at the celebration of the fourth an
niversary ofthe Law Greys.
TOBACCO HoUsE BJzNr.-The Mail, of yester.
day, says
We learn that Mr.. Alexander R. Fontaine of
Henrice county had his tobacco house burned
down on Monday evening last, destroying his
entire crop of tobacco and many other things
which were near it. The loss is supposed to be
about 1900 dollars. The house caught from fire
which his hands had in the house while stripping
some tobacco.
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VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING FLU

ID.-Have you ever used this celebrated WASH
ing Fluid If you have not and wish to keep 'ahead
By economsing your time, labor and money, and sa.
with hard rubbing of them washing boards try at
of this popular washing fluid. 1t requires
only gill to do ordinary washing in less than
two hours. 1t softens and removes the dirt leaving
the articles of the most brilliant Wilderness without
injury the finest fabric. Price, so cents gallon
or IS cents Q quart bottle. Prepared only by
+. j. PlCOT CO.
no % eRE Drug gsta.
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PICHMoND sToYEWoRKs-NEA AT

*
ATREDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. RICH
MOND, VA.-BOWERS, SNYDER 4 CARTER
manufacturing at these Works the Virginia Air
Tight" Cook Stove, four sizes, Richmond Premium"
Cook Steve" four sizes, Southern Planter" Cook
Stove of two sizes, Air Tight, Wood Franklin and
Cosl franklin 'Ilian" Parlor Stoves, Air Tight Wood
Franklin and Coal Franklin "Star'' Parlor Stoves,
'lron Prince Heating Stove for Coal, Vixen" Heat
ers focal oniyl three sizes Flute Boy Stove for
ings in great variety, Window Caps and Stills, Truss
es, Plastres, Cornice, Brackets, Rosettes. Mirror
Frames, Dasuerreotype Frames. &c., and most de-
scriptons of light Castings. The Richmond made
Stores heaver than those of Northern make, are
of smpl; construction. conveniently supplied
with loose plates replace any that may be broken
and warranted to give satisfaction in their ope-
ration. Dealers throughout the South are solicited
to favor with their orders.
Several new and improved patterns of Stoves are
in preparation for the business of the coming
The Stoves manufactured by Messrs. Bowers. Sny-
der and Carter of the RICHMOND Stove Works" have
been made my leading Stoves for the past two years.
and have found them to give my customers general
satisfaction. CHARLES D. YALE,
Main street. Richmond, Va.
Depot for Bolton & Ysle's Patent Caioric Air Fur
mace. de 21--lm
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Allen Mrs Mary ca
Aibeftson Mrs Mary
Avery Mrs Mary Ann
Adams Mrs Ann
Bowen Mrs Catherine .
Briggs Mrs Clara C
Burnley Miss Marian L
BartlAin Miss Mary Ann
Beatty Miss Mary Jane
Bates Mrs Susan
Bramham Mrs Mary 8
Bsyers Mrs Matilda
Brown Mrs Mary
Carter Mrs Peggy
G .atchaeld Mrs Mary A
Curry Mrs Lucy
Duke Mrs J
Edmonds Mrs Va
Ellis Mira S A
Eainser Miss Barbara 2
Ferald Mrs Patsy
Ford Mrs NIL
Fore Mrs NJ A
Fsrnan Mrs Fanny
Gentry Mrs Mary A
Gary Mrs d. C
Glazebrook Mrs Kate
Gary Miss L J
Howle Mrs NJ A
Hancock Mrs John
Hix Mrs Joseph
Hobson Mrs ] c
Hammel Mrs E
Hargreaves Mrs z
johnson Mrs r
johnson Mrs Mary
Kelsey Miss Sarah J
Laird Mrs Thos III
Landrum Mrs Sarah S
Lacy Mrs Susan
Lewis Mrs Mary
Mosby Mrs Sarah L
Marshall Mrs M A
Mathews Mrs Frances
Merryman Mrs Emma c
Minor Miss Perfeuda
Mizen Miss Nanny
McFarlau Mrs Eliza
Nelson Miss Edmonin
O'Neil Mrs James
Oakley Mrs NJ E
Prosser Mrs Biddy
Prentiss Mrs Catharine
Pollard Mrs Elizabeth T
Power Mis- Ham
Reed Mrs A E
Ross Mrs Fanny
Roberts Mrs Mary e
Rawlings Mrs Maria
Richardson Mrs Mary
Richardson Mrs Nancy
Scott Mrs A Fl
Stone Mrs Emily H
Sullivan Mrs Margaret
Scruggs Mrs M A
Saunders Mrs NJ C
Ta'ley Mrs
Turner Mrs r j
Thomas Mrs E A
Taulin Fanny r
Thompson l.
Vandeventer Miss K 2
Via Miss Betty
Wood Mrs Sallie P
Watts Miss M L ~
W bite Mrs Maria A
Wren Jane E
Wingfeid Mrs 81 C 8
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T1OTHE FRIENDS OF FDUCATION

miss LYFORD, having recently arrived In
this city, from Baltimore is DESTROYS Of forming .
aware that the time usually chosen BY parents and
guardians for seecting the instructors Of their daugh
tiers and wards = past but az she does not intend 20
teach the English branches she believes that her sd
| vertsement will not be considered out of place.
Miss T. desires to call especial attention to her plan
given in manner that enables the scholar TO COM.
mence conversation in 1t almost Immediately, and
thus TO acquire perfect knowledge Of it with great
facility 1t has been the custom of Miss L. to cause
her pupils to begin conversation soon Is they ac-
quire the rudmeats of the language: consequently,
they do not labor under the disadvantage experienced
IN many schools of being unable to speak it to un-
derstand 1t when spoken; though perhaps perfectly
able to read and write it. Miss L. commenced the
study of the French in early childhood, continued it
guished foreign family that of the sister-n-law of
Don Calderon de la Barca, late Minister from Spain
Music Vocal and Instrum entail is taught according
TO the plan pursued by the most eminent Professor
of Baltimore. As the attention of Miss Lyford has
been particularly directed to the study of Music ans
French and she has had experience and success in
teaching these branches of polite education, she
hopes that she may be deemed worthy of the conf
dence of discerning public.
| Besides the names appended, which. are all 1t Is
thought necessary to publish from extensive list
King William King and Queen and Gloucester con o.
ties: in the two last named she has been teaching
the above branches in conjunction with the English
1t is the wish of Miss Lyford to commence her
course Of instruction early n the month of January,
1854. All who DESTROYS of entering the classes
will therefore make immediate application, when
her terms will be made known. sa
REFERENCES.
Mile. ALMA LAIGNOUX, Baltimore, Mo
:. AIMEE ROGET, ="
Mr.. aASHUR CLARKE, g"
Prof j. T. PETRI, 6
. JOS: GEGAN, Conductor of the Cathedral
Choir, Baltimore. 4f1
In this city, Miss Lyford sders it sufficient TO
give as reference the name of the Rev MOSES d.
HOGE
Apply at the residence of the Rev. M. B. Sweeney,
Marshall street. between 4th and 5tk nearly opposite
St. James (Episcopal) Church de I2-im*
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DATE DE NAFE-A most excellent and

DATE DE NAFE-A most excellent and
J. delicious remedy for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis,
Ac. and all pulmonary diseases. To sing ers and pub
lie speakers this remedy is invaluable, by it's &C.
ton on the lungs and throat, when taken in small
and wonderfully increases the power and fexibnity
of the voice For sale by
Il. b. DUVAL 4 BROTHER,
s@9 Chemists and Druggists
de 10 Bank Square. Richmond.
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10
we THIEF

ii LII N01 INEd u L II EC-
oh. the old Clock of BARTHOLOMEyV,S stock
It's the last of the fifty, aud neatest,
Though ts hands are not gold. yet its time Is told,
And its bell the loudest aud sweetest.
No friendly choice has bought the last Clock
And to see then, all sold max res me smile,
But listen to me, just come and buy me,
Or else, my kind friends, must Spite
Now, who would leave this lest old Clock,
When all of the others are sold
I've told through tho summer the hours of each
day,
And still will tell You now, cold.
If you wish for to buy this last old Clock,
Because that its time proves SO true
Two doors past the Dispatch, up Governor street
Isthe placs-kept by BARTHOLOMEW.
So. happy New Year to all of nv friends
Who have dealt with me and given me emuLox.
ment; =
still will repair all their Watches with care,
And wish them this year much endowment.
Ia s N'~S
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HNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
~ LINE OF sTEAMERS-FoR PHILADEL-
PHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOLK
ANDCAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt MITCHELL; Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt TEAL
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BAyMoRE.
One of these splendid steamers will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at high-wster, touching at Cape May to land pas
sengers. Returning. leave Philadeiphia every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, M, I'M
til further notice.
by taking this route il is in addition To being the
cheapest the most expeditions and comfortable
PASSENGERS FOR New YoRK.-We have entered
into arrangements forward passengers through to
New York. either by or steamers, allowing them
the privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three
four days. or proceed directly to New York, upon
the arrival of the steamers.
SHIPPERS TO THE WEsT.-Tobacconsts DESTROYS
of shipping to Cincinnati viii please bear in mind
that we have made all the necessary arrangements to
forward tobacco through at 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice viii be always given in all the daily pa
pers in the city, when the steamers will be ready to
receive freight, and the hcrr of their sailing.
4 N. B-Shippers will bear in mind that all bills OF
lading must be sent to the wharf Rockets be
signed before the sailing of the steamers.
Passage through to New York, LIST cabin and found,
so; do do Cape May, Sc; do. do Philadelphia, Sc; do
do do Philadelphia I'd cabin and found, ST. For
freight or passage, apply y, to
AN 20 at Richmond Va. on the Dock.
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FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
II BOOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS,
VALICES, &c.-PEMBERTON & BROTHER, l6l
Main street, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
Richmond, Va respectfully invite strangers visiting
inc their large and complete assortment of articles in
the above hne Their prices will be found to be as
low as those ofany other house. whether by the sim
gle pair, dozen or case. The stock embraces
Gentlemen's dress SHOES, BOOTEES and GAL
TIERS,
Gentlemen's calf kip and stout BOOTEES and
BOOTS,
Youths BOOTS and BOOTEES, of many kinds,
Servants BROGUES, bound and unbound,
Ladies' SHOES buskins, Kids, Jenny Lnds &C..
Ladies' black, bronze and colored CATERS,
BUSK1NS and BOOTEES for servant women va
rious styles,
Misses and Childrens SHOES in great variety,
Travelling TRUNKS, plain leather and hair do, all
of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON l. BROTHER,
sc 20 No. l6l Main st., opposite the Elk. Bank.
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III IST OF LETTERS Remaining il the
~ Richmond Post oilcc on the OH Of January,
e. Persons calling for Letters ID this List win
please cay they are advertised. .Afs9 saI@sH
~ Office hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from TO
"A NJ, and 4 to ri M sE3 81 50 q III 81 60
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Jos. T. WINSTON, successor to Mace

los. +. WINSTON, successor to Mace
- & Winston, at the old stand, corner of Cary and
18th streets, has in store and offers for sale
Is hhds. P. r SUGAR
Ii do NO. do
Is do Cuba do
26 bills Coffee do
20 do Crushed Pulv. and Pulv. Sugar
IL boxes Loaf Sugar
500 sacks SALT
225 kegs NAILS
P. N. D. and Cuba Molasses
aerrngs aud Shad Tanners and Machine Oil
0tard Hennessey,J J. Dupuy, and other Brandies
Pan Rye, Tuscaloosa, Mononsaheia, Jenny Lind,
Port, Madeira, Pale and Brown Sherry Wine
yamaica, New Orleans and NJ e. Rum
Gin and Apple Brandy
London Porter
Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson and Black
Tea
Java, Laguyra, Rio and Mocha Coffee
Cigars Of all kinds; Bed Cords; Plough Lines
Wrapping Cap and Letter Paper
Soap; Window Glass af
Cast, Blstered and Shear Steel
And many other articles which offer to the trade
and public generally. de IL