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yyTANTED-Twenty Girls, from II to IA years of
w sse learn fancy hat trimming lnqsiFe at No 90 lion st
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GOOD CHANCE-The subscriber, intending to take

GOOD CHANCE-The subscriber, intending to take
" NJ WORK BROOKLYN vicinity will
bis Real Estate 10 the City o. tub1rn which eon OF House.
and ofthe City viii exchaDg for good aud
business NewYork Brooklyn or WiEsbugb Jer
Or would into company with good sale
and temperate most business that could be so 70
GOOD business and property taken Tor pat OF tue
iusne. that wishes 20 leave the
CITY and 20 INTO and pleasant cities the
healthy place 10 reside Tor hss IN and
comfort property will sci at time except when there
Address CAftiA with real name
Bex No s45 Auburn " which shall receive immediate re-
vzi.h realna
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MADE VERY EASY by new. beauti-

WI u and most interesting business adapted 10 eler sex travel
r or AZ On receipt 81 postpaid vii r~lrt nstr1
ton by mail BY which make from 20 70
er week You leisure hours during the az or
GU can very pleasantly aad prosab 10 h n
tee and very lucrative business Address ABEs shkUB q, Box
No 9ll Paterson. n J.
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I2t ceps Reserved 90 reception
oftho Equestrian Wonder Of Europe Mede ClilAhlN THIS
EVENING and on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, new snd brilliant
scene, In the Circle Of RobbJ Williams the fsnoas
her beautiful act La Vaiepcaise
I.rGn from euce q
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TI'O PASSENGERS tor CUbA--lhe Revere HOUSE
Is the largest airy, and eonnodcus Hotel in Assna,
pleasantly amsdle yciety Of the Caps ~ en-
Palaces the Cathedral Sepuiclcf of Colan-
boa Tiara Hons and Quay also ns DO eds
Pso Bd Theaer clerk s The steamers 70 tsonsts
the landiag Of passeugep and baggage ..> .
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ITO LET-Large and small Rooms suitable for
rSo and Offices on the second third sd fourth st0es APP
Div 70 GOT Pill 4 Co No. 95 BrOsdwsy
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INATER.POWER. MACHINE sHOP. FOUN.

n hrcbefI featT cln.I.ct wlth h.0al
Cor Blrz.ge Cars Trucks hsTgy
SCrng the PCS. SUE erected snlrely ~orIs.
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pRoADwAY MENAGERIE and MUsAUM no

I'D ROADWAY MENAOEhlE hCcA't'h' A'V
I'D ST BROADWAYNox open for the season with me Tlo
In New.Yors HERR DRlEsBACH will enter the dens OF his
Trained Animals (noon) ana q Also 70 be seen
ezra charge the real veable SHANE 81 TWINS VITA
two of their children Hours Of reception from A. 70 ~
from and a q NJ Also, me WondeIu ea'b OF MI
kELLlS. The man without AIMS" ,,,-
Omen from 10 M to 10 P ~ Admission cents children I'M
IN ba1r
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tu ore Of that nsrve huma- GENERAL TOM
THUMB. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Feb 2end 8 IN the Even
irg at 7 O'clock TOM TIL MB'S PERFORM ANCES Al
ter Which. the Comic Oriental Drama ABON BAcSAN 10 the
Afternoon, o'clock, GEN TON THUMBS FEAAo Atet
which. TRYING IT ON -
Aftaucs 10 the Museum Girafes Bearded Lady Sc
well as the Performances Is children unGe 10 l2l
nneffe l2in ertra Secured seats, ~ cents
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ITO LET-A Boarding House at YOnkers situated
tu Tor the purpose Wi 50 % peo1s,
and within two ngteS walk ofthe Railroad Dspt Apply
Dr. ROBINSON YOnkers, Y.
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TOR SALE-The Stock and Lease of an Upholstery
and Window shade store in Myreav Brooklyn doing gooi
business. An excellent opportunity for any Applyto
SAMUEL + BARrOL No. lO2 FIltonsf.
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ITO LET-That desirable story attic and base.
meut DWELLING with ell the mOdsm improysroent No %
CtiR can on "a order 70 ths sgoEDeE
NICHOLAS HAIGET, oess 10 65 cA,tatn,
opp0si;s CbsnDen-st
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yNANTED-By a respectable young Woman, a
t-afon frr.e Cook .nd do the sahing sud iron
irr Cen give lac city Inquire No 90 Avenue
A between Eth and 18th SIS. second h0or back room
VsTANTFD.A situation by respectable Protestant
w Cook good baker IS will
washing and ironing Good city reference can be
given her ssi employees Apply No rs Aots Can De seen
for two
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FARMERS HOTEL, Nos 2l5 aud 247 Washing
ton.st between Robinson Murray few PermAne at
can be accommodated without logins reasonable
terms Transient Board 81 per asy. WN ) CtAAbLALlN
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SPIRIIUAIISM-Mr ANN LEAH BROWN
~ formerly Mrs. Feh Of Fox fny, Of R2eheet y -
will he happy receive her residence the Vh OF tNos "o
wsh 10 investigate the subject OF Spritu2ltsn
heus which Will be strictly observed 70 ana 70 ~ IL ~
FRY DAY except Saturdays and sundays
Admission One Dollar.
Residence No 70 West eh-st between 9Th asd Tn avs
Private parties for By applying 20 M BROWN
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ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC for ISL THE
Il PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR
1854 bshcd the EVANGELICAL hEOWLSDGE SOCIETY No 10
BIB House. AGorpltce.
CogTEsTs-CALEspEg SUNDAYS AND HOLY DAYS LIST OF
THE CLERGY STATES ARRANGED ALPABErIcALLY
CLE2GY ~ Tux PRINCIPAL ClfEA WIN
OFFICERS OF EVANGELICAL KNOWLEDGE
SOCIETY; CATALOGUE Books AsD Tracts PUBLISHED
AND APfEoyED SOCIETY The ALMANAC aso contains
ysutbe esdng matter and several beautiful Illustrations
The the Clergy alphabetical order has niny id
Vsrts1s on The former Doces-s and
the the principal cities, wit their redenee
e"''" TVAKGELICAL KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY,
10
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ITO LET-The premises No. Catherine-st., corner
Of Dlyion noe occupied BY island City sns The Bank
will be removed No l50 Broadway Of LDsys on OF
siouf to ist OF Re-. next. apply above.
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WORK SHOPS 70 LET-With steam rover, y "
w e h tor "a Brooues sdjoinns tire earasr q bsesd
way bsius 10 feet Broolss BY . fsei 90 Sd.
iffS Cor lie nofh on Broonest and wet on hef
ass for Hfht msruactufiug purpoies Aso' tAres H'
size h''i-As ca Nm GALE soys'So f7 Broa4,ay.
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American Insttute-Asaed Monthly Meeting Of his Inst
- H. al The Rerosory, No 55l Broadway THIS Thnn
-. ~ ~ Feh st 0cock HENRY MEI0S Rec Sec
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TIE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAGA

II ZINE for FEBRUARY - -,
HEADLEIis LIFE OF WASHINGTON commences 10 hi
nunbr OF GRAHAM 1t il plendidly Illustrated BY Shnyee
Doyereux LoudeItack and Hoffman The leading Steel Plate
naeniic L Engraving by Tucker
entirely original and contains articles from
soIoe of the werNbippe, Boxer eJddad lei
beTt Curtis fosmer Mcdonnell the author OF Talbot aud Vel
non ard high literary ahcance give promise OF
feast in its contents =, -.
Country d. aeIs order OF the following New York Agents
DE WIT DAVENPORT, GAkREII 70,
LONG & BRO, DEXTER 5tO;
sTRINaFR 4 TOWNSEND PRICE l. WINANS.
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ARRIVALS aT-TRE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE H0TEL-R A Wilson P;,,.,,v,,,, IT
~ Robn,on New O.hahs; Thos w,tsi. Hsl,,,, ri.J
Levi. Carolina; II Pri,,n,ar, do; Il r p enrh. do !
Walk. CIR Co; DR. W g w.rran, v. :: M,.EC,."'
Sou, do; @ o White. Roanoke. @. H. Waugh n i,nnt.
nutg; Llcy, Salem; Doyle Brurssi,s Fj,,J
Ruhip. Hanover; u Rnxier, n Carolina; Col q a. -
man, Louisa; DIR Morrion, n Carolina: j ID pr,
Ba'timoFc Hail Nelson, Washington J n B.,r,,t do
i os norinu, 20 Cohifif, io'k Batrc. 81 ash.
ipeton j Miller Lody, Pi,tsyivanis Mis-. 3 Cole.
do; A Bnford. D,nvile; r Poinde,,er Pu.,Ir,n;..
A ID Read Lynchburg; s Lewis Luinbertor: II Love
Savannah; Curry Lady, N York; G Il Boulssrd Ion;
:. Mr.. Spoits"ood Sarannsb; Mrs Tslaferro do: DR.
a.rshal. fauqnier; Irby, Lynchburg; Chsnbe,ry \
Orleans; Leer, Mobile Morgi, Lady & Son U,ya,n,
Josepa Carvcr, do; @ w Turner II; SPD,v do. ;.
Sogable, Baltimore Juan Bants Sole II.v,p. liz
duker, Galveston; Unippeller, n oriean,: T mn n
1 s, Lady, York; q Hunter, King George; d
A., do; Q Smith, Baltimore.
COLUABIAN.-T Sims, Birch shsu,y; DR. Whitman
Chesterfield; II Aosely Po~ha,an; J Singleton j T To-
rims, HALIFAX; w Philips, Amelis; II W.rner Tenn.
Cochran, Pr Esd Christian. Lychbe; W Ashbv s G.
y Harvey! Harvey IL Pollard, Charlotte; Calhoun. T /, &
Cumbid ID Mitchell, Mrs Mitchell, G Walton Lyehc.
Dawson, Pc; L wamack, Farmville; Payrc Va. q II
Gushing, Va G railroad.
AAERICAS.-wm Allen aud L,dy, Miss z Jessups
surry; Randolph. We; Det,eri.g New York: w
si.ymaD; SaltimOr.; Aeitshely, Va. Pepper, Wash
Ashoy, Jr, Charleston; X Pe;crbriege, w Wailow
l. Thesr and Lady, Boston; J II Meat,inyiy. Game
Point; U Aencun. Lady and Servant Va: Il w LyIes
Dan,ilie; II Jenping. G Scott, Powhstsn; Mrs I
Good' washington; Smith, Charlottesville; r Ar
cher, Archer. Amelia; Green, Chesterfield; w
Wade Boston; W Rono.on. S y Iieuctt ana LADY
hiss Bland, New York; Miss Anderson y s: w w Iord
u ltimore; Pet,ig'ew, Dawson, Va; ii Green and
Family. z; w waldrop, A Is Chambers p S BOWER
!, hnSer Lynchburg Boland and Lady, Miss Bol.nd
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

Three Days Later.
HALIFAX, Oct 25th.-Tbe Nisgara has arrived With
Liverpool dates to the l4th inst.
Flour has advanced Tor tho week Is Cd. Ohio. sss
wheat is advancing-white. los, III. Corn-Yelow and
White, S9' The money market is unchanged. Consols
closed at % ls 95 II.
THIRD DEsPATcm
HALIFAX, Oct 25.-The trcuches of the allied troon.
are within 1000 yards Of the walls of Seba,opo and are
mounted with 90 guns
Private dispatches say that breaches had been made
10 the walls the 9Th
iae allied hees arc comparatively useless and the ma.
rncs have Joined the land forces.
A"the Allied reserve had left Varna for the Crimcs
seoas'oPol was invested the Allies on the South and
East. The bcmbardment had commenced Prince Men,
ehkoh was keeping the field TO the north of the CITY
waiting reinforcements.
The report that Merschikc had sunk six vessels
the entrance OF the hatbOr is confirmed.
Russia has agreed TO act with Austria.
Inc oa'iance OF the Russian fleet Is held ready for
snAhe' anu ' crews have been added to the garrison
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Oct. H.
four--WesteTn Canal Sis 32, baltimore 81, 81, Wheat
los 81 for White Red 9sfd. Corn IS as9,
stoeks-Sirginia 6s bonds s2a 92k; IS 90, %
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-LaTEsf- NEWS by -TEtssRap8
ARRIVAL OF THE WAsHINaroN.
s.a.rt..t 70, -. ,',.sana wlIs.
THINE DAYS LATE. rnou rruorr

THREE DAYS LATEE IRON EUROPE
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-Tbe Steamer Washington
mas arrived fron Southampton With three days stcr in
telSence,
Al the battle OF Alma &c English officers uero killed.
sod III sergeaut and 93 Sergean,s were wounded SOC
men were killed aud l4Uv wounded
The Allies have destroyed the Aqueduct which supplied
the fortress Of Ssbas,opoi
Eight thousand Of the Allied Cavalry have landed 10 tho
Ctimca.
lie Inhabitants OF odcss,, pledged to burn the
Guy ~ inc approach Of the Allied amy.
The carriage Of AenschkoG with bis private cores
pondeneo has been captured.
Tho loss by the burning Of Memel 10 said to DO two
millions sterling.
faio" has advanced L. 81. on account of the large
quantities destroyed at Memel.
An outbreak was anticipated at Warsaw
The Russian guard advancing on Warsaw by forced
marches.
SECOND DESPATCH
rhe oombardment Of Sebastopoi had commenced Tho
Russians had sunk ships Of the line at the mouth of
the bnrbor.
Marshall ST. Arnsud had died.
James heucnry quotes cotton dull at previou, rates
f'our-western Canal, sss Ohio, 35s.
Corn-felo~ and White, 39, Mixed. a7.
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LATER FROM sANrA rr.


LOUISVILLE Oct. 2I-Thc Santa Fe mail arrived at In.
dependence Oh tie I'D.
An lection had been held in New Mexico resulting in
Tue Dtnccras having majority i'll the House OF Repre-
entatives.
The Jcarllu Indians stl at war, and Gov Msrri.
"eathes refuses to treat with them. The Uahs are Ut.
easy, aud the new Indian agent Mr. L.bahie has been
sent out to bring in the chiefs have talk" with His
satisfaction.
Juege Benedict is holding court from Taos to Dopa
Judge Brocchus had arrived Ssn,a Fe
JUICE Davenport aud family met at the crossing
OF the kansas river by Aessrs May Morris and party
also, met bishop ilmer III. Cold Spring Near Cot.
tonwocd they came up with the Keo~,s aud above the
crossings oi the Arkansas river Big Bend the Kaws
we're met both Tribes being friendly TO the military post
on the Arkansas.
Many troops conce rating in the neiphborbood
Of Aoetgni to resist the Jacciris; aud Captain Dason
d his command were route from Santa Fe to that
place for the purpose.
The trial cf Major Weghman for the killing Of Aubrey
had resulted in acquitrs.
The crops were geuera ly good.
DEATH OF GOV. BURT, OF NEBRASKA-FIRES
AT LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2ih.Prvate dispatches received at
ST. Louis state that Gov. Bur of Netraks died on the
18th irst.
The large hat store of Messrs Pollard Bror & Smith
on Name street, near 5th Louisville caught fire this eye-
,n9 aud communicated TO the publishing house Of Mesrs
Morton Grswold, and TO the fancy Of John Gill;
all Of which were soon developed in ,mcs
tous consequences TO the surrounding property. The
hremen, as send this of, making active efforts to
check the Iur her prooress IF tho a ,,n.s
AtSt Louis. on Tuesday PoreIr. Ire. a,,r,,, Mill.
were consumed by Gre together Win so b,rcl. oe an
aud 5000 bushels of Wheat Insurance S,s 600 u "'u'
cu,ncp ~, co,'n,,,'".. sio,ooo.
oErICFps
ALBANY Ctst % tn. trial Of III. ;,,;.,,,o,,, H.,
the State officers Of Wisconsin 6or co,n, "onIna,
mssioners of the school lands cam nm hEorn Gn,r III
bell on Tuesday last Whom Tho nnns,i ~ ,h
Attorney Gesea as to the uower Of The Grand rv srI
bill cor TENDING ,bs, nh. aora ~ . | J' W ..o
be by impeachment The District Attorney declared his
intention TO proceed try the Indictment the ay follow.
ing, when motion would probably be made to Guash the
indictments.
TRIAL OF DR. BEAI,-BOSTON CITY CoIrycIr
COUNITTrr o'''i''
PuiL.pxLru,. Or, oi~'rns ,r., -, s,o,ho, n p,.,
dentist for committing an oprog. mo, W;.s Mt,
while under the effects of ether was comm.nc.d IN -
criminal court to-day The lady in the cas- va .I,n
incd this afternoon and bor, n yi,,,nrs .o..a.;
tion O'' N''"'"'
The committee of the Boston CITY Council, ver. cnsr.
tanned here this evening by Mayor Conrad AT his residence
They will visit Baltimore on T6srs,ny
ono STATE rim
SrRixGrIELp, ONO Oct 24Tbe rrc,, f,;r and c.,,,.
show is now looming up into marni,ceut n,onot,ions
Such specimens of fine cattle have never before been
ceilpd on this continont IT,, ,;,- :, 81,
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MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct. eG.-FIour- Ohio has advanced 10 to
is cts Southern % to 81 e per Dbl since the
per the Niagara.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25-SaIes OF Howard street Flour to-
day at ss.5o-marke, frm-Ciiy Mills 1925. Wheat is
advancing. Corn finn.
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER OF CHINA AND EtIlTIHNw ARE

AND DEALER
GLASS, LOOKING GLASSES AND FANCY CDDns
No. 20 Pearl, or 1ith St.. Richmond Va.
FALL. TRADE, 1854.
EsPECTfULLS invites attention Of the ~ VII,
gina. North Carolina and Tennessee hi, very large and
ueaoe STOCK OF China and Esrhenvarr
ao einoraeiag many AID eahe patterns shape
general assortment OF Cut Moulded and Plain
ussr ana AMY Goods adapted tn. wants o. trade
ne hmselfto sell good any re.packns
'se IN c nited states and TO his
sh'seuon scneware Of the best quality factory prices
~ Partsnar attention given to the careful packing ana
prompt forwarding OF goods. sus0-dAs:p
ofPicE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
--n,u,. RcHsoSp, October 9Th, 1851. I
NOTICE-The Annual Meeting OF she stos knoder. Of ~,
~ Virginia Central Railroad Company will h. held an tbs
OF st'union, on THURSDAY, the 9th November, 1874
stockholders going to and returning Getting will ira.
'si On . W cns Hee OF charge }. GAkREIT,
10
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NOTICE.
OFFICE RICHMOND, PREp'G p RI 90

0FfIOE hlCHaIUND, FKkD'N T p. T. r. Co,
-r,,vr, RIcRsoSD, October 2nd, 1874. Z
o. the Agricultural Society OF Virginia.
~ tovistt XII hnond the Annual Yair
which the 3st Of are hereby
noned THAT return tickets vaAhle be furnish
ed IN Tree OF charge exhibition
ep 10 the Officers the route Of this Company between
washington and Richmond provided therefor
me way To Richmond, and though the will be made
'h anslortaon OF stock and articles intended cNhip
on such stock and articles will be the route
account Of the same free OF charge the
WHICH mas oeeu Pad Nereon refunded. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent OF TranportatiCn.
~ stocx and articles intended for exhibition ra.
dinrss for the steamer Maryland, and Axara
on the morning OF Saturday 2h otobe their
,, ~, y. ms mona IN proper Time s. IL,
oCE-d'lstNON
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NJ, NN's Il CLAnh,s r,,Nos-p n

s.lStA.--- NJ ME- II CLARh's ritNOs.-P II TAY
Tes29I4S LoR sole TIL. sale OF Piano
II Por,ss made by the named ma
lers,is constantly receiving elegant and pianPi
amos IRON Their extensive and long established
her prize the Worlds
and several prizes at Ia: American this
Iheye combine All the modern improvements with
FRAME and Patent Over Strings
ed for s~rrinrss oftonr and which latter
dom found. ~ " 49, ' -'N ~
p H. TAILOR has sold the this city IN.
seventeen years. to the eHe satisfaction his
toners. 49, S >.''
arm Is Nunns Il Clark. " ~ ~ '''
Old Pianos taken in part pay for ones.
GUITARS Solns, Accordeons and AIo Guitar And yo
lin Strings Of the best quality. ~ WV
p H. T. has in stsre the
sic to be found south Of Baltimore recep, all
me new and fashionable music OF the day
made TO schools and dealers. ~
and NJu.tc S,,.. On x,-,-..
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CHOLERA IN NEW yopE

Nfw iohS, Oct 25.-TLe cholera has broken GU, here
again win Startling violence. Il is supposed to be su.
pei'nduced by es'itg oysters number OF deaths 70
reported The deaths Of three prominent Citizens within
a lew honrs are reported in the afternoon papers
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Iso, no loo, one door above ESchange Rank.
WATCHES, JhWELMY,siLVER WARE


I'HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends.
and ihe public generally, TRAIT they tines Keep A
on hand Tor sale, superior stock
Gold and Silver WATCHES. OF English French .uu.T
which all regulated keep tine to-,
our stock OF hHe Jewey extensive sp,
ss OF Every Description enabling supply persons uso.
sist Is d;ui 10 suit, with SpectAcle ton
paid to repairing and regulating Watches ourselves
any oer rtpairnS in line sure
any style Ie~- executed for by very reliable s9d
experienced ~orkmen Strangers visiting
article line, their :n;ara,; Ia al, 80 -
'peci our gosds Every article our estaa .hne
NAt 10 De IA the time ,-;ic
'hc"d 'urn Tai otheI.e than represented
give satisfaction Us, and after
have thus far doing and nov ,iy
thai our efforts in that respect
All orders by mail promptly attended TO-
MYERS JAMIE, -iL Main stree.
SlGno OF he Iu-,i- Co.,
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Nv UNPRECEDENTED suCCEss-The ..eI,.n.,, A., 49,,
eli - BsisI eon'nuts TO ncreae in Rsond
the h.er sour stomach headache sgr- aud
10 De had at the prnc. Drug OF Rcb
mond and the State OF Virginia. wv " ''e"-
Orders promptly attended to, by adIre,sing
Z. BAKER, Richmond Va
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-, JOHNSON q ruGH.

a
Commi.sIon Merchants RIrbnnpd ",
OTce-FTont BrL5iu1 S5nrI,,, H;,,,,ia'..<
KXT PROMPT cot. -.
w nd ,,,ic,
sncs receive the patron Of hei, ,,;,nJ. 80
generally ~ a@1 '"'' f"'''
ToS. T1SSLEY JOHNSON late In,pector
house. ''"''
Wh. r. PUGH, late Of Clarksyie
spil-ly ''' ''
pEEI, - nv M = .s,,,,.., a.,
NIguGtrfyrrJ 6on 8, a s.., CsNe,h VI I'M.
Ssriy, ,,r,,,I w.. rSrten od"hi.I 6iny'r,
a REMARK ,pr " ~. 80, -. -, IIeee l,Hs pd
~ ana stooachie
81 m, ,omarh ID lrs a.. state
which -. Nea'her ana
pyseniefy, tlpsera,
ps,.or. pypepsiH ana
end 1, rrcat nyrvsnty. p,is a. seIe aene prevails
ry whoc.,, No., NJ, . 800, ',.s yer o1s U. per dozen
isb Main street and pal ,,,.s, hbr IS'hir HkkRS
80 '''s '''e'' N'e"Nnohu sei"-I
pVES,-We are In receipt Of additions
spice Black Pepper Long do white do: .I.o s AZ
Seed Iou.ek wishing any II The stor. srIcs ~
ground, have theu, by applying A; ~ 'f''e' "esh
ocig p jorysroy 4 ppnru,,.,
a p,NISrixp A., = M !. (. N ~. . - nm c.
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nocis Corner Peariand csrv street.
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M" YORK. Oct 2o-The ship South Carolina
has arrived here Fifty deaths from cholera occurred on her pas
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<,,,, FALL TRADE, 1884. :.
CHINA. Glass AND EI RJHEylV,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE RJrsiyrSS

<,r,,- FAIL TRADE, 1854.
cHLhI. GLASS AND E1 RIYEyIVaPP,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS
A.LNG determined to close my present bu,ns,. ~, ,
At reduced prices for to punctu, rn. va sei
Ware, and Fancy Goods a''' IA''hen and Stone
The IarFrr portion 0 the stock -on.r,., ., ~. r.,
Coz ~" @ dunr ths Summer Tor The Pail rr,y
invited 70 eau and the ,tocs os' are
geo - 'f''N'"s'
GSIPiTiI. s5O,OOO-CO TVERT7I = -, -, -.
- y Nh-oTyicE At or QUAR- "a nSSc.vLSGS
'rH STANDARDIZATION in this inst gtion vii ohf ON
cent on all sums remaining depo.e sx onth, sh per
ave per eea for shorter time. '"' OF longer, aud
r. t. Baoor,. rr.,,u,.r WILLIAM G. PAINE, President,
-pxI-r,,.,', jy6
"a hM fiftL FALL MILLINERY, Sc MTs, y n n,,r,-
san street has just returned IN. Norm ,,,h
ni.nerS Goods and Patterns whIch ha. n.v., 80.
IN hcasnd Her bu'incss st,bli,bed ,,o, ~
aha ~ - prepared to meet. fuie, ,,sn az In
aaa NE pntte expectation. almost
heh she has received AT n.
Eo'n the country has w.
has been in
toEturt' GU winning Tor herse Up
Miiner Gnsuirasetd in city Of Rirbno, " an
WIS IL 'es 10 cal the :4l
cry :" h-r beautiful stock Let com. ara ,s. ~
ril pay all damages " sac s''' Please Them she
gre ht, on hand article belonging eo-,,,. v.
SLiaeri Mob air Head dresser Can. CHA i
mats &c, &C. and hands rh 10 turn on -
DER IN the shortsit possible time. o.- N''N 70 or
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cHuhcu HII, RrcHxoxp Feb TO- lss,
Daf sr-Bns satisfied that wife who suffered very
much Tor several years from
NJ from the use Of Bakers Premium Bti.r, used them
WIN eea sneees In eases Of With my chill
dr-h take great pleasure them 10 III. uh
Mr.. L BAErH, Proprietor. '0"'