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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

THE HENRICo County CoyRT, after a
session of two weeks, closed its November term on
Saturday evening last.
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u. s. D,srRror CouRr.-Judge HaIy-


burton -ssId - "A civil cause, of great importance
to the commercial community, was decided In this
Cou't OF Saturday last, ia which b,nfod Mayo
Blair, and Others were plaintiff, against the Uuon
Ste amsiP Company. Council for the plaintiffs
Messrs. John M. Gregory and J Jhu Stesa; for tbs
defence. Judge VIM w. Crump and WIN. w Day.
The plaintiffs brou ht their libels in the Federal
Court for damages to goods delivered by The Compa
ny on the wharf at Rockets, and deposited by the
steamship '.Virginia," under the Compsnys shsd,
where thew were ptoteci ed by wsfchmaL sht
and day. The goods were put under the shed on
Saturday afternoon, between the houis OF halt psst
and O'Clock, where they remained, guarded until
Sunday night, when Q freshet su denly rose and da
mayed tLem. For This damage, the Ebels were
brought.
The C 5u't held, that tho Company were not liable
for that damage Is common carriefs and that the
contract of shrei ointment was complete when the
goods were deposited the wharf; sni thenceforth
If the Company undertook to 1ercse any control
over them, it was but watehousemeu bound only
to ordinary and goods thus situated, being de-
stroyed or damaged by freshet which was the act
of God, the Coinpsny not responsb and the loss
must be borne by the consignees
The decision in the above case IS one of great I'M
portance to merchants as it establishes RESPONSE
bty which heretofore has remained unhyed From
It, we Judge that the owners of vessels not re-
sponsibIe for loss or damage to goods after deposit
ing them in good order, the wharf, where the
constance and his agents have ell risk to run. The
bare announcement to a merchant that his goods
have arrived and will be put on shore at a certain
tims and in a certain place-the time and place be
ing suitab,e-reeves the msster and owner of a
vessel Of all further responsibility.
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SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.-We have re-
ceived several specimens of Soaps and Perfumery,
prepared by Mr.. f. McClain, of Philadelphia, and
exhibited at the late Mechanics air in this CITY,
which are very fine. Worsleys Defensive Poncine
Soap, tor cleansing and whitening the hands, and
McClain's Walnut Oil Shaving Soap, are really fine
articles. while his Perlumery, including Cologne
and Hair olls,are equal to many of the most popu-
lar French specimens brought to this country.
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A Meeting OF THE HOMESTEAD COMpA-
NY will be held at their Room. over Buffers Book.
store, on MONDAY evening the goth instant at 7
o'clock r.. B. HEATH,
no 2o-lt Seo'y.
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-Officers Tyler
and Seal succeeded In arresting unlawful Assem-
bly, of negroes in house not far from the second
market kept by negro woman, who was engaged
in the sale OF ardent spirits The case will come
before the Mayor this morning
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Husrrscs CouRr-Aldermen Inloes, Co

| wardn Winefeld, Bray, Binford, and Farrar, pre-
siding This Court closed its November term on
/ Saturday evening last, after having transacted
large amount OF business during the week oo
| James Howell, indicted for demonstrating $l3UO
from Fayette McMullen in July last-was called and
discharged by order of the Court, he having been
| detained in prison three terms without an examl
| nation.
Matilda Finuey free negro, convicted and SEN
fenced TO the Pententiary for two years for stab
| bling Elizabeth Southard, free woman, was grant
ed new trial by the Court, on the motion of her
counsel who expects to prove that Elizabeth South
ard is not free negro, but a white woman.
| Elizabeth Corners white woman, indicted for
keeping house OF i'll fame in Rockets, was found
guilty by the jury and fined $50. The Court then
sentenced her to thirty days imprisonment In the
| city JAIL and to be kept in confinement until the
fine and costs are paid, until otherwise discharged
by the due course OF law.
| William Burton, indicted for fighting in the first
| market, was called for trial, when the Common
weaIths Attorney, by consent of the Court ordered
nolle prosequi TO be entered and the accused dis
| charged
| Thomas H. Keeling indicted for misdemeanor,
| failed to appear when called. His case was con
tinued until the next term, and capiaS awarded to
bring him in.
William F. Carvedo, indicted for receiving stolen
lumber-trial continued until the next term of the
court, and the accused admittedto bail.
Thomas J. Childrey, indicted for msdemeano
| trial continued until the next term
Moses Moonshine indicted for receiving stolen
iron-trial continued
Alexander Long, slave. on an appeal from the
decision of the Mayor-cause continued until the
next term.
Hiram Riddle and William Giles indicted for
stealing coat-trial continued
Edward Lewis of North Carolina indicted for
kidnapping free negro, forfeited his recognisance
| OF $500, by failing to appear, and capats was
awarded to bring him in.
Henry Msngle, indicted for selling liquor to be
drunk in his house without tavern license, failed
| to appear, and the Court thereupon awarded
until the next term.
| Margaret, slave on appeal from the Mayor;
case continued until next term
| The Court then adjourned until the second Mon
day In December.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Dram Cuup DfsCovEREp.--On Friday
.v..nino las, the body of dead infant, was found
,aar buchanan spring, short distance west al the
cornorste limits aud the next day Justice X s..
Glszebrook, assisted by Mr.. VIM. E. Wade. who
was appointed special constable for the occasion,
held an inquest over 1t.
The evidence proved that the body was discover
ed by Mr. Shook who called the attention OF Mr..
G. w. Phelps to It.
Il was further proved that Biddy, negro woman,
called at Mr. Quintin Blains house that day to pur-
chase some plants. and had a covered basket with
something like piece OF carpet In it, Mrs. Blain
thought II strange that covered basket was brought
TO get plants in and seeing the body of the dead
child. and the position In which It was lying, ie
satisfied that Il must heve been in basket, or some
thing of the kind.
On ascertsining that Biddy was owned by MI T.
Stearns, Justice Glazebrook Immediately dispatch-
ed NJ. Wade 10 arrest her which was done, out
there being no evidence to establish her guilt sue
acquitted.
The Jury, after hearing all the evidence that
could be obtained rendered as their verdlct, tnat
the child came to its death by violence from some
person or persons unknown.
The babe was a white male apparently not over
a week old, and judging from Its clothing, which
were quite neat was the offspring OF some we
wretch, moving in genteel society We trust that
its murderer may yet be discovered and brought to
Justice for If there ia one species Of crime more
hideous than another, 1t is that OF numbering an
infant to conceal the disgrace of its unprineipled
mother.
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NEW AND SEASONABLE BOOKS.
IN A. MORRIS.

M Z w AMI pCaCONADLC DoOhO.
~ A MORRIS,
81 Main St,
Has just received Mile Stones in Our Life j Quincy.
BY Samuel Osgood, author of The Hearth Stone :;
price 81 60.
Eventids. a series of tales and posms by Efie AZ
ton. in one volume; price 81.
Clovernook Children. B Alice Carey; 75c.
Memoirs of Celebrated Characters. By Aiphonse
de Lama1tine. 2vols.; 81 10.
Maxims of Washington, Political, Social, Moral,
and Religious, in vol, 81.
Nature in Disease illustrated in various Dscourses
and Essays. By Jacob Bigelow, Nj. D.; 81 Is
Theatrical journey Work and Anecdotcal Reco-
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Poems Of the Orient; BY Bsyard Taylor. 75c.
The Golden Legend. By Longfelow. Illustrated
by upwards of so eDgravings rich and elegant ed.
ton, in one volume price 81
Captain Canors Twenty Years an African SLAYER
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The Newsboy and Lampghter; price each 81 25
Memoirs of Celebrated Women, In VOL. 81 25
Leather Stocking and Silk. fresh supply, ST..
Virginia Come dams, 2 vols- ditto, ST. so.
Party Leaders. By J. Baldwin. 81 90.
Flush Times By ditto, fresh supply, 81 %.
no 20-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

NOMINATING MEETIsG-A meeting of the
residents of Oregon ill and Sidney, in the county of
Hvnrice held at the Oregon Hill (BaptstJ Chap
ell last Saturday night to nominate suitable candi-
date for Magistrate to fill the vacancy occssioned by
the death of Gus.Gvus Jarvis, Esq.
On motion Mr.. l.. Hill called to the chair,
and L. Barnum appointed Secretary
The Chairman briefly stated the object of the meet
ing, and sske for ominations.
Mr. r. CHARTER nominated Mr.. PETER w. RAJ
sToN.
MIR. Hill nominated Mr.. R. B. TYLER.
There being other nominations the vote was
taken, and Mr.. r. B Tyler receiving majority, on
motion, his nomination was declared to be unani-
nous one.
On motion a committee of five was appointed, con-
sstirg of Messrs. Howie, Martin Longest, Charter,
and Hill, to inform Mr. Tyler of bis nomination.
Tie meeting then adjourned.
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EURTHER SUPPLIES OF CHOICE
r.

OIL OC
l. NEW BOOKS. Received bv
JAMES WOODHOUSE.
Maxims of Washington Political Social, Moral,
and Religious. Collected and arranged by John Free
derrick Scroeder, d. d.
The Golden Legend. By LongfelIow. illustrated
with fifty Engravings. superbly bound 81.
Mile Stones in Our Life-J Journey BY Samuel Cs-
good, author of The Hearth Stone"ac.
Poems of the Orient BY Bayard Taylor 75c.
and Essays, to which added Miscellaneous Wri
tings. chiefly on Medical Subjects. By Jacob Bige.
low, M. D.; 81 IS
Clovernook Children. By Alice Carey. A new
and beautiful Juvenile. with illustrations 75c.
Martin Menvale His X Mark By Paul Grey ton.
Illustrated, now complete, 81 50.
Philadelphia Lectures on the Evidences of Chris
tianity, delivered by distinguished Cergymen of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, with an Introductory
Essay by Biahop Potter; IS.
Together with large supplies of other late Book,
English and American no2n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

GROCERY AGENCY IN THE VAL
~ LEY.-I have appointed GEORGE STUTZ
my Agent to carry ON the GROCERY Business, at
the stand lately occupied by him on Ssventeeth st
between Broad and Grace streets. Said Stutz has
authority to buy and sell in said business for cash
My but for cash he offsr inducements to GUS
toners. WILLIAM A. SMITH
P. s. Please give q call.
no 20-2w* GEORGE g. STIJTZ. AIT
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TIL Z Undersigned will continue the
COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSINESS,
together with his Freightng Business; and be bess
of the Merchants Of Richmond continuance of their
favors. JNo. HENRY EuSTACE, in.
no ie-Im4
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w ANTED-FOr the coming wear, or IN

commence the LIST December q stustion (sz =
young man OF unquestonable business quslitiss} IN
whoiessis grocery or any business az hch he conia
make himself useful. Having had three or fam,
years experience in mercantile house In tbi, rity
he Haters himself that he would be able to giys a.,
branch of business. Reference given For fnr.b.y5
particulars address "a. IT, through the post olcs
Box 500. no IS-s,s~'
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WANTS.

WAN1ED-A SITUATIO AS
" TEACHER.-Ths Subscriber, q Graduate Of
the Va Military fustituts ard having four yesrS eT
peIierc s IN tesching Of which he vas snsassd
acting Assistant Professor Of Languages In tbs Va
Military institute and the msinder Princip 81 In
large Classical and Msths mstcal School, desires
situation as Professor either in some Coiesa ., IL
stitute, as Principal or Assistant la su Acad.m1
and If sufficient Undue sment be- offered would ~
gsge a. Instructor in private family. Testimou.i.
Of the highest character givsa- ADDRESS "PRE
CEPTOR," Petersburs, Va. no 1stra
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~FS NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO
.ez2nszEssk PHIL d Ell 2 Fl A Until further
notice one of the Union Steamship Compar Us Stee.
mers will leave Richmond tor Philadelp kfa every
WEDNESDAY at high water, touching at Civ
Point and Norfolk. H. E. FUTILE
no 1876 Agent
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nISSOLUTION-T o-partnership
~ heretofore exciting between HENRY EuS-
TACE, ia. and JOHN APPLEYAND, 10 from this
date dissolved
JOHN HENRY EUSTAcE, ia. win close the
concern. and who 10 alone authorized to the
of the Concern.
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M OUNTAIN BUCKWHEAT-Ap prime
4N1 lot for sale by w. T. STAPLES co.
18th street, south of Cary.
ALSO-Fresh Mountain Butter no l8-Stt
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SUBJEcT-MARRIAGE! why 20 often unhappy!
the cause and the remedy. CHILc-BIRTHi Its
perils essened, and the chief Diseases of Females
removed without medicine CT medical aid New and
important facts in Midwifery
KF-For particulars see small bills.
Admission Is cents. DO 2n-3t
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WANTED-By man OF good Character
w possessing unquestiouable business qusIi6cs,
tons. and no mas had several years experience IN
merchandising; writes good hand, and has som.
knowledge OF Bookkeeping. wishes employment
pondingIy compensated, being willing to srssss l.
almost auy kind Of business whereby he eau Obtain
respectable livelihood Satisfactory referenca,rsn
Richmond y. ne go
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MARRIAGE
ODD ELBOWS HALL.

PRIVATE LECTURES TO MARRIED MEN.
AND PERSONS CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
BY J. s. HoUGH1oN, MD,
On MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, Nov ~, q and %, at o'cik.
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ASA u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP

NOIlCE.-Shlpper are requested not to
IN send any freight down to the JAMESTOWN,
unless it is engaged at office.
no 2G-2t LUDLAM g. WATSON
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w employment will be given at the COKE
MINES. on Tuckshoe creek. at full prices, By con.
A pply st the mines or in Richmond, to
% 5o-dts jNO. j. WERTH AIT
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Dancing, Misses Z. and J. Kendall
To conclude with the
TOODLES
Timothy Toodles ..,......- tr Owsns
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DED AND SERVANT BLANKETS

CITY DIRECTORY, IS55.-Adverti-
~ sers in the CITY DIRECTORY for 1855 are
requested to send in their advertisements be-
fore Saturday next, 25th inst.
VIM. A. BUFFERS, Publisher,
no 2l-lW il Isl Main at.
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DRIME SIDES AND SHOULDERS
l. 90 hhds landing per steamer. for sale by
no 20 JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.
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BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAM
- LY.-Several young gentlemen. or gentlemen
with their wives, can be accommodated with Board
and comfortable rooms, moderate terms, by ap
plying imme diately to Mrs. NESBITT, corner Of
Cary ana Foushee sta. no 20-St~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. goth, 1854,
The Comedy Of the
POOR GENTLEMAN.
Doctor Ollapod .J E. Owens
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EAMILY HAMS AND LARD.-20 ties
Il prime Hams; so buckets Leaf Lard. For sale by
no 20 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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TOBACCO AGkNCY.

GREENE, HEATH * ALLEN,
A and 40 California Street, San Francisco
SELL Tobacco on Commission direct
~ from and for account of the Virginia Manufse-
turers, and to whom we refer
Messrs EDMOND, DAVENPORT X Co, Richmond
VIII reply to any questions and any hssiasss
for our house
Messrs ALLEs& PARsoN. New York, will do like
wise. DO l8-dk wly
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-18

WILLIAM W. HOLDEN, Printer and Pub
Usher of Bushee's Supreme Court Reports, &c,
bcgs to inform his friends and public generally
that he is prepared to execute every description
of Printing ON the shortest notice, and in
style which cannot be surpassed by any other
Office in the state Orders promptly attended
10.
STANDARD OFFICE, Ralciah.
July So, 1888.
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NTOTICE TO PENSIONERS. PERSONS ON THE
u Pension Roll at Fayetteville will have their business
attended to promptly by making the undersigned their
Agent collect the
Claims and Bounty Land, for services in the
Revolutionary War; War of 1872 Mexican and all the lnd
Wars prosecuted promptly.
Company JNO. NJ ROSE.
Fave lie Oct. 100-3m.
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Come and See the Mammoth Stock of
EARY GOODS AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE OF
~ W. PRICE, in S3IITHFIELD-Heh has just received
pieces Ladies Dress Silk styles; pieces Fancy
Prints large assortment of De Laine Cashmeres French
and English Merinoes Paremetta Shawls of every STYLE
Blcaccd and unbeached Sheetng and Shirting very
large quantity Mackinaw, Whitney and Lineey Blankets
Cassneres Satinetts Broadclohs Kentucky Jeanes
Also just received and will keep constantly hand large
quantity of Turke Island and Liverpool Salt and will be
enabled to supply all who may wish to purchase Il
TALoR1NG.In connection with his Store he has esab-
1shed the Tailoring Business and having secured the
of very best worken North Carolina can afford
he feessafc saying all who will favor him their
tom will not begrudge their money All work
to fit or pay -
GROCERIES L1ouoRs2o Barrels Double Rectifed 10
Barrels MQnongahela Whiskey 10 Barrels Brandy, Rum,
Gin and Wine. just received and for sale by
J.WsPRICE.
Smithfeld November ssd. 1858. -
EDRESERVE JARS.-A LARGE SUPPLY of quarts
- WILLIAMS + HAYWOOD
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Fall and Winter, 1858.
HUsT RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER:
% Black and colored Silks
French and English Merinocs, fine assortment,
Printed and Plain Muslin Dclains,
Worked Collars and Underseeves
Embr'd and Plain Linen Cambria H'dkfs,
Muslin and Lace Edgings great variety,
Ladies and Gentemens' Gloves of all kinds,
White and Tan Coored floss skirtng,
For sale by j. BROWN, -
No. 8, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh Sept. &C. 1858. 30
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Special Express Notice,

Special Express Notice,
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE.-PAR1S AND
y KINGS Express BetOeen Lynchdurg and Pete'sburg
We have this day concluded contract for the exclusive
privilege and control of all and Parcels going be-
Hin and Lynchbprg and by Messrs Iiat
Packages and Parcels through hours and at
duced rates. sPAhtSfiN d hlNG, fetersDnrg.f
September Is, 1858. 49, Sc
NTEV FIGURING MILL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
y NEW FIGURING MILL is now in successful opera
ton and he turning out very superior article of flour
He is ready custom, which he respectfully sollclts
The best cash prices paid for wheat.
NY Mills situated within about two miles of Raleigh
OH ]" T'N"' W. F. COLLINS.
Sept. 81, 1858. 9o-H
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Raleigh, Dec. 12 1858. 8
H .UEDV q CnNEECurIONApV pJTTTICK

BpAKERY & CONFECTIONARY-PU
ND & MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
that establishment the full tide of
full experiment. and they prepared to execute all orders
in line: Cake and Bread baking Candy making &c.
Nuts, Fruits, Groceries, &C., always kept on hand.
CIARS-Our stock of Cigars very large of them
the choicest brands Ee Gratitude, Golden Rega-
las Silvas Excelsior Eel Ccrvo, Steamboat Principles and
a variety numerous to mention.
r1ey" Parties in City country furnished with every
description Contectionares the shortest and
reasonable terms. BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
and part of the State Sugar and Mosses Cakes
also Candy for country Stores packed in barrels
smaller packages cheaper than they be bought at
other House in North Carolina Virginia. Low profits and
quick sales, is motto.
RaIeioh Nav 2Stb 1853 56-f
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IRA BECKwTTB WOULD TENDER HIS SINCERE
thanks to his numerous friends and customers IN ka
leigh and its vicinity for the liberal support he has recev
ed and hopes by renewed efforts to merit OF
fhs M I has t S Ss s at
deavored to select such articles would give entire salts
b oob s G BFifs anS Gfk
CUTLERY, and FANCY ARTICLES, comprising in part
GnocERlEs-Bacon Lard Meal, Flour Candles Sole and
Upper Leather Soap Salt fine Chewing and Smoking Io-
Ginger Soda indigo Madder Copperas, Ink Blacking,
Powder and Shot, Lead, &c, &c. NIL,
Files screws He Ptt Mis-
Pocket Knives Knives and Forks Thmbles Pins Needless
Hooks and Eyes, Candle Sticks, x vcst Buckles, &c.
9RI GoO1s 4SR EseE & Rsgehsd
Fs' Pais SsPs vss1s eS
AGATE Coat Bgtos s fancy Vest & R%Ond toms Coats
aces Harpins Snuboxes, Coarse and fine Tooth Combs,
Pocket Combs, Ladies riding Side and Tuck Combs Paste
eeen Half aso LADIES' e
sha1s sSn Dss ose
Also fine assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemens Sum
Shoes, cheap for cash. Just to hand.
Together with great variety of other articles entirely
tedious all of which will be disposed of
on the most liberal terms for cash
ey Fayetteville street, few doors north OF the Y ar
brPnEa gg hosfs Mseh ana 81 opposite l O'0 s
~ SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have large and most
Trade which we will sell as any other establishment
South of New York. and for less price than they can be had
W All of our purchases having bsc made from the Impor
ers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tanner, places il in power TO sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish buy cannot lose by giving stock
examination and believe shall be able to please,
both to price and quality Below enunerate OF
| the leading articles viz:
dozen of Cruwords Calf Skins (ths maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1S51.)
| 40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 :" American Calf Skins,
| 80 " Lining and Binding Skins
| 10 Morocco Skins,
500 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
." Band Leather,
Lasts BootTrecs Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
| kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also, Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles too
to MENTION at No u, Old street. opposite B. p Harrison
| Saddlery. F. A. r. III. FORD.
\. B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green ant
! Dried Hides delivered to us ut our Store.
Petersburg, May ., 1852 IT,
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WINDOW GLASS.-A LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL
w SIZES AND QUALITIES, kept on hand or ordered
to suit any size sash at very low rates ,--o
me- chance to fill Their orders before buying elsewhere If
thew want good bargains. +. +. fEoCCD'
Sept T. 1853 oo-
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-6IGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO
overs of the WEED will be glad hear that the sub
scrber has received invoice of Superior Cgrsne Cut
and Lump Chewing Tobacco, various brands, and some
Smoking Tobacco as fragrant they find anywhere.
p. F. PESCUD.
Sent. 10. 1853. Sc
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GAIL AT PESCUD,S DRUG STORE FOR YOUR
q srnnlcs of American and Foreign PERFCMERY, TooTH
and HalR BRUSHES COARSE and FINE Cones, Scars and
SUAyISG CREAMS POgADEs and HAIR OILS.
Pecud keeps large stock and sells ut small advance to
consumers and the trade.
1S53 So-