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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-09
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-

- WAhD The above reward Will be paid for the
arrest and detention in jail, delivery to me, of
bright mulatto woman slave, named LOUISA Nc
RAE, belonging to the estate of Edmund Brchett
decd. The above-named slave ia about S5 years of
with bushy hair and face considerably putfed about
her eyes. She has been living in the family of Mr.
r.. M. Allen, of the city OF Richmond TO whom she
was hired for the present year, and from whom she
ran away about three weeks ago. Her son away
and was advertised by me several months ago, and
am apprehensive that Louisa will meet with him in
Richmond aad that they will endeavor to escape
gether TO some of the Northern cities j repeat the
offer of $50 for the arrest of the boy which pub
iished By me in the Dispatch some months ago.
r. g. PEGRAM, Admir- of
Il oc 4-2w Edmund Birchett decd.
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WOODWARD q LIPSCOMB. Broal

WOODWARD 81 LIPSCOMB, Broad
w street, Srd door below End street-Respectful-
~ announce to heir friends and the public general
ly that they have associated themselves together for
the purpose of REPAIRING AND POLISHING
FURNITURE, and hope by strict attention to bust
ness, to secure liberal share of patronage.
N. B.-Persons who wish their FURNITURE RE.
PAIRED at their residences, have it done hy
leaving their orders with All orders thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
NEWTON LIPscoMB. WARWICK M. WOODWARD.
Sc S0-d1ms -
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LElGH,S REP RTS

Y,HE first volume Of LEIGH,S VIRGIL
j MA REPORTS has been reprinted. and i. now
for sale. at 81
Also for sale. Hsnins's Statutes, Is vols, at DC
II o. per vol |; Code Of Virginia. es; 0imer,s "a.
ports, o.; and Randolph, vols; Leigh vols to II
incInsve; Robinscn, vols; and Grsttsn 3 vols ali
ct 81 per VOL Sessions Asts and Journals Of various
years. el psr vol. Apply 70 the T-.
sEckEfAkY COMMONWEALTH.
oc6-dke2w
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nR. LEON GELBARDT, Broad street,

~ corner lOth, Richmond, Va, formerly practi-
offers his professional services FOR THOSE AL
FLICTED WITH CHRONIC DISEASES" such
as Coughs, Pains In the Chest, Asthma, Nervous
Kheumatism, Gout, Piies, Hypochondriac Diseases,
Mysteries Female Complaints, Yellow Complexion.
orsnates from Bilious and all kinds gusrty of
the blood by the assurance that, by chronic cases.
his medical advices are composed of PURE MEDI.
CiEAL HERE'S, He may refer to many first Drug
gists of New York and Richmond, not less to many
patients of both cities who successfully cured
of various chronic diseases under his treatment
which real names and addresses may be seen at hs
Office on Broad ST., corner 10th. Richmond. Va
sa Inn
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ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-The wife of Warren
West was thrown out of buggy, between Law
renceburg and Ezabeihtown, Ia, on Tuesday eve
ming last, while the horse was running away and 30
seriously injured that she died in a few minutes
afterward
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I M P 0 RTANT ANNOJNCEMENT.-

persons who may be in want of ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING for Dwelii gs, Cemetery Lots
&C., that he has purchased the patent ght to make
and improved principle. which viii enable him to put
up such work fully 25 per cent cheaper than has ever
or can be done by any other establishment in
the CITY, He has also received several new and beau
tiful patterns, to which he would invite particular
attention. JAMES BROWNE -
sc 28-dfm 9Th sire et next to Lafayette Hall
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NOTICE.-Mr. R. M. Burton having by
4 Deed dated day of September 1854, and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
Richmond conveyed to US in trust for the benefit Of
Open Account, otherwise, we hereby REQUIRE all
persons indebted to him to settle their respective
debts with with him, who is our authorized
agent with little delay as possible a. much Ion Yer
Indulgence will not be given .
JAMES DUNLOP,
se 22-ts JAMES ALLEN trustees.
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GEORGE j. SUMMER, -
I4H - IMPORTxR OF 4sf i ssss.s4
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
.;ka ANE DEALER IN
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods,
tAs No. 20 Pearl Tor 14th) Street. s5s,
a5-ise RICHMOND, VA.
ia FALL lS541aa
pESPECTFULLY invites the atfenfio,

RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ Of the Merchants Of Virginia. North Caroliaa
Of CHINA AND EARThENWARE of his own AL
rect importation. embracing many new and desirable
patterns and shapes aud general sssottnsnt uf Cut
Moulded and Plsin GLASSWARE. LOOKING.
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
wants Of the trade. Bgssziess.I .'fs ~ ~ "a
be pledges hmsef to sell on as good terms a. any
repacking house In the United States and to use his
best ensrts to give entire satisfactiou. - sfs -
prices W III Il - -
N, b. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods @
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FKIGNxD IssANrTY.-At Cincinnati . man nam
cd Marshall under sentence for SIX years irnprson-
menf for burglary has for weeks bean feignins In
sanity. in the hope Of escaping State Prison He
worked bis jaws until he froshed at the mouth, he
clsnked his chains, eritted hs teeth, and endeavor
ed to bite every one who came Ia his way. Finally
and submitted 70 his fate With good degree Of re
sisnation.
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The END OF A CAREER OF CRIME-On Friday
night last Lorenzo S. Felt, of this city, committed
suicide In the jail at Salem, by hanging himself 10
the bars OF his cell Felt for long period carried
on medical efice In this city, under the name of
DR.. Felt. Some half dozen years ago. the police of
this city and Essex county made important dis
coveries relative to gang of some 80 40 persons
Including justices of the peace constables, and
some lawyers, who were engaged in the perpetra
non OF robberes blythe wholesale plunderng stores
hetels stealing horses, &C., their headquarters be-
arrested In Essex county, tried, convicted and pun
ished but others escaped 1t is believed through the
completely of police officer of this city now dead
10 this gang DR.. Felt belonged. He was afterwards
arrested here on charge of horse stealing In New
Hampshire, and carried there for trial the result oil
which we do not know.
In 1852, soon after a number of bold foreeries
had been committed upon the Boston banks Felt
presented forged check upon Boston firm for
about $lOO0 at the counter OF bank ct Cambridge.
he was arreaed on the spot, but made such dis
closures relative to bis accompiices, a. Boston law
yer aud . clerk In q bank, who, 1t appeared were
engaged 10 other and more extensive rogueries that
ne was accepted ~ States evidence but the law
yer and bank clerk forfeited their bail and fed and
no public disclosures were made though facts came
20 ngnt sufhcient to show that they were maturing
piot 10 ROB State street bank After this Felt was
not again heard of criminay, until be applied for
zooaId q house In East Boston which he left the
same night carrying with him about 800, of which
ne nsd robbed the Keeper. II was for this robbery
tnet ne was arrested and committed TO the Salem
jail Of3cer Philbrick went down for him on Sa.
turday, but found only his dead body. AT the time
OF his last arrest he bad number Of burplarious
instruments upon his person.
lBosfon Trorelley Oct g.
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AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-Hon. George w. Stone an
George w. Gayle, of Lowndes county, Alabama.
went out recently to fight duel, in consequence of
a newspaper article written by the latter. The
difficulty, however, was settled without q shot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-09

iAx daAHAn TaIAL.-ln the Graham case, ID
new York, on Thursday, the most inportant tssti-
n'ony asains the accused was from ono OF The
servants q the 81 Nicholas, Michael Fee, who feai
Aeo maj no sav decessed and sccused clenched,
.Sa 'nat Col Loring was trying to throw Dr. G.
On Dr. g., he said, appeared 10 be the most angry
herman 3. Stage swore positively that he saw the
s~ora' and IN the hands Of Dr. q the night before
1ne murder, and that then the point was perfectly
straight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-09

DEATHS AT NEW ORLEANs.-The New Orleans
papers annoucne the death of Thos Eubank Leefe
who was extensively known throughout the coun
try as having been connected with the turf In it's
palmiest days. Also, OF Frank E. Morse, native of
Portland, Me.
William E. Devine, second mate of the schooner
Imogene which cleared from New Orleans on the
18th ult jumped overheard at the Balize and was
drowned On the same day, Captain James Myers,
master of the vessel, native of New York. died of
yellow fever. The chief mate at the same time
was lying Ill of the same disease, and unable to
take charge OF the vessel The Imogene put to sea
on the 2sth uIt, under the command of Captain
Hooper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-09

SHOCKING BRUrALITY.-John Gormley was ar.
rested in Philadelphia on Tuesday last on the
charge of beating and kicking his wife. The woman
was found In dangerous condition. Her thighs
were black and blue, and the lower part OF her
stomach was kicked In 30 shocking manner, that
her bowels protruded. The physician thought she
cOuI not live
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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The Montgomery (Aia) papers announce the
death of Judge Nimrod E Benson, who, for the last
quarter of century, had held The office of Receiver
of the Land Office al that place
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DOLLARS REWARD-Rana

= day from the residence Of my mother. about 5
miit soeve kichmond, on Saturday night SDth of
sept1nber, HENRY, man about "a yesra old Eve
feet sht o. tsn inches high, tight brown compiex.
lon, Rnd etammers httIe when spoken to /; has
have 20 doubt, about Mrs. McKenzis,s in Pow whsfs
cossks, where he hiss wife. The shove reward
and skpeasss, will be paid for bis delivery TO .as
II Hsaf go county Jail. A. B. HUTCHEhON
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CHLLDREN'S CLOTHING.-Ladies

~ who select their Children's Clothing, are solicit.
ed to call and examine the large and varied stock of
CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING, which have lust re-
ceived and opened this wesk. The Goods are well
made, and gotten up in beautiful styles of the latest
patterns, the smallest suits richly finished with
Braid Suits to fit from TO years of age all man
ufsctuTed expressly for my retail trade. All la
want respectfully solicited to call and examine
my stock. j. D. GOODMAN
oe No. I94 Main st. opposte Eaeie Snnare
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1HS 00n Large CYPRUS SHIN

81 OK. 900 #. clear Canada White Pine all sizes
N50,0o0 fl. seasoned and Button Wood
10000 #. seasoned ! and 1 inch Oak Tobacco box
- Boards
b0. 600 #. seasoned "a Dressed Flooring
70, 600 #. seasoned Maple and Oak Plank
81, 600 #. seasoned Poplar
Zoo, 600 Fl. Yellow Pine Boards and Plank
And general assortment of Maho gany aud Lum-
foer of every description which offer to tn trade
A4 low prices and On accommodating terms.
Y oc4 BELVIN & PARKER
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The citizens of Nashville gave complimentary
benefit to Miss Eliza Logan, on the Sd inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-09

ACcIDENTs.-A white man named James Dyson
was run over by the ears on the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad on Thursday night last, and
killed. He is said to have been intoxicated.
man named Marshburn, an overseer on the WI.
mington and Raleigh Railroad was run over and
killed by freight train on Monday night last so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-09

JAS. VRRREE, an old and prominent citizen oil
Philadelphia, died few days ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-09

LIyx n Nxw YoRx. .--Eishtesp Thousand people
II the city of New YORK live under eEousd-thai IL
Q say, 10 cellars, vsuln and holes. 80 Rsv. Mr.
Cuytor aaserts, and his Information y said - 81
derived from actual investigation. Hs tells Of one
neglectsd qussteK-s sinsls lodging ranm or des-.
u which one hundrod ouecaaos of both sexes h6rd
eogsther, indiscsiminatsly, every aisht. That may
becalied lie 4 New YORK underground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-09

THE MINERS in California, who have used
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs, declare them
worth their weight in gold, in preventing colds and
coughs from constant exposure. While using them
1t is impossible for the weather affect the head CT
lungs. Price 50 cents per hottie. To bs had of all
elsewhere. or
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FALL. IMPORTATION

OF EARTHENWARE AND CHINA!
FRESH RECEIPTS or GLASS AND FANCY Articles,
IaHE subscriber offers to the trade alarge
Il and varied stock of Earthen ware, aud China aud
Glass the patterns Of which selected by himself
in person. ssFs r ~ l7F-.iT1F
Having an experience of many years in this parti-
cuar business he fsels great confidence in stating
that 10 point price and quality it will compare -
yorably with any other house ia the tlade
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Basins and Z " srs, Jugs, Tea Wars G.
Blue Print, Flowing and Fancy do
Bloe Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets 3ggf
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold land do of above variety Hf r9te
White China de of above variety
Common Ware of every description, suitable for
wholesaling which he Offers upon such terms orcash
aa cannot fail to please.
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Glasses aaI
Safety, and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety 4as95 EatI
Ali he asks Is call and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction. 2 = =
His Packer is one of the best In thstrsde. essfi
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
oc6-1m JAS. d. B EVANS III Main st.
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DIR. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
TONER of Medicine in Baltimore, respectfully offers
his professional services to the public. Office Les
ter st., Rockets. jy 27-ts
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HAvAnAH.--A fne of five thousand reals has beer
imposed upon the editor Of the Prensa for the pub
iication, on Saturday, OF an infsmous article re
aecting upon the character Of the late Captain Ge
neral Poxueia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE MAasHALL AND HEsRY Bun.

THE MARSHALL AND HEsRY BuILprSc
FUND AND LOAN CohPAxIEs.-The Board Of Direct
ors Of the above Companies ut their meetings held
August l2th 1854. adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That ON and after to night persons
wishing to subscribe for shares In this Company.
shs be required to pay an advance Of i've cents per
monthly dues, from the time of orsauization."
few shares remain untaken and until the 18th of
October the rate Of subscription will be S3 IS per
share.
Apply to the Treasurer, VIM A. JENKINS, at the
Exchange Bank. or to the undersisned
se 2s-tieo Sec. of 81. and d. Cor.
CHARLES r. HARREYS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMRsrAr PAINTER,
10th st. between Main and Cary.
~ All work entrusted TO his will be faith
fully aud promptly executed. seM-am
CARRIER & Co.'s AMERIoAs HorEL,
Stauntcn, Va. w. n CAREER, J. B. BREcKENRIDSE,
Travellers viii find this new establishment first
cisss house, and the Proprietors always willing to
Of thst suf. at
terminus of the Central Railroad. jy 22-Sm
The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-capital $500 900
office i4th street. newt to the Post Office. This
CITY or country Real and Personal Properly. inclu-
ding vessels and carsoes IN port OF o. on voyage;
" F. NJ. RoBERrsoN, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street. opposite the Dispatch Office. Rich
mond, Va se 9-d3m
1r SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOWN-FoR
it ia strictly true-tht indigestion is the parent Of
large proportion of the fatal diseases Dysentery,
dsrrhna cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many
other diseases enumerated 10 the city inspectors
weekly catalogue of deaths, generated by indi-
geston alone. Think of that dyspeptics think of it
all who suffer from disc rdered stornachs, and if you
are willing to be guided by advice. founded upon
perence. resort at once (dent delay day. to HooF
LANDS GERMAN BiTTERs. prepared by DR.. C. M.
Jackson. which, as alternative, curative, and in
depot, 100 Arch street. We have tried these BIT
TIERS, and know that they excellent for the dis
eases specified above.-Philadelphid City Item.
Agents for this city, Messrs PURCELL, LADD l.
Co., and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists. Sc Sow
o. Ell. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lector, 18th street. between Main and Cary the
store of G. II. Peake. Refers to Messrs C. r. Wor-
than Co. Williams Il Brother. Butler Tnsley,
j. II. Claiborne. @. Il. Peake, j. B. Sclater and DR.
w A. PaterGun. sa lS-dn
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JAMES B. SCLATER,
PRoDUoE BRoKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl Streets Richmond, Viz ginia
iy 24-dSm
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VT MoDONALD'S REGALIA MANU

M oDONALD'S REGALIA NJ AN =
AL FACTORY.-The subscriber wonld respect
fully annou. to the members of the various Orders
tht he has changed his location TO Locust Alley op-
proved and increased facilities for hs manufacture of
all kinds of REGALIA, COSTUMES, BADGES.
FLAGS, BANNERS, &c, &c. All work warranted
to be Of good quality, and low in price as from
any other similar estsblishment in the United States
Address
EDWARD MCDONALD, Agent,
Richx Xra
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SUICIDE OF \ srInruAIisr.--Ap printer named
D. w. Thomas, aged about "a years. commitied
suicidein New York ON Thursday last By taking
strychnine He was victim Of the spirit rspp ing
mania 80
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The President has recognized John Smidt a
Consul Of Hesse Darmstadt for the State OF Ken
tucky, to reside 1t Louisville.
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The Legislature Of the State of Vermont assem-
bles at Montpelier on Tuesday, the 10th instant
An election OF two United States Senators II amonl
the business of The session. 8
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A VALUABLE PaEsRNr FsoM THE CxAR.-Mr.
Charles N Hsswell, late engineer in chief OF the
steam machinery furnished to the Czar, At the re-
quest of the late Russian Minister, NJ Bodsco, has
received from Nicholas, a. an acknowledgment OF
this service, an immense diamond-perhaps the
largest In this country. The stone is Of the first
water. and is In size very nearly not quite half
an inch in diameter.
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Elisha A. Macurdy, Register of the Land Ofiic,
10 Kentucky, died at Frankfort on the 2Sth ult
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FEMALE EQUEsrRIANIsM-At the recent fair q
Gallatin, Tenn, ladys saddle was offered as
prize for the best equestrian performance by lady
and adiamond ring for the second best This novel,
ty created much excitement and attracted an i'm.
mense crowd of spectators. Four ladies entered
for the prize. They remained in the ring for more
than thirty minutes, and each showed great prof
cheney. The first premium was awarded to Miss
Matilda Walton and the second to Mrs Dr. Malone
The young gallants of Sumner county subsequent
ly purchased the horse ridden by Miss Walton, and
presented it to her, an additional testimony of
their admiration and regard for her elegant perfsr
nance. Also, diamond ring to each of the two ls
dies to whom prizes were not awarded
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By the last census In $780, Boston had l3s 900 In
habitants The increase since that time via bring
up the number 70 $4,000, and with Cbarlestowz
added, the sum total viii not be tar from l75 O00
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RICHMOED, VA:
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Q. 1854.

New YORK Know NoTHIsG CONVENTION.
The New York Herald of Thursday, says that
the State Convention of Know Nothings
were several hours in session on Wednesday,
and that the result of their deliberations ac-
cording to the best of the reporters belief
and knowledge, is as follows:
First-Not to recommend either of the guberna-
torial candidates In the field for the suages of the
Nnow Nothings, leaving the selection to them with
the impression that Greene C. Bronson is preferable
to either 10 Myron II. Clark or Horatio Seymour.
Second-To adopt Elijah Ford, of Erie the can
didate for Lieutenant Governor the national
democratic ticket, out and out, in preference to
Henry J. Raymond, William II. Ludlow, or Brad
ford Il. Wood, the candidates of the other par
ties.
Referring to the resolutions, the Herald
says:
The plan Of the political campaign is now COM
pete-the line of battle il formed-the skirmishing
preparatory to the grand charge In November will
now begin. Greene C. Bronson and Elijah Ford,
the gubernatorial nominees Of the national demo
crats, preferred by the Know Nothings to Clark
and temperance bitters Raymond Appropos Of
this singular Order, it would seem that simultane-
ous movement In is behalf has taken place in vari-
Gus places. Following close upon the bold an.
nouncement of Senator Clayton, we find Anson
Burlingame an ardent free soiler, nominated for
Congress in the Fifth district of Massachusetts by
the Know Nothings; Edmund Burke, New Hamp-
Its ends in an elaborate article In his journal on
the principles of the Order; and Bronson, the Ro
man Catholic, repeating bis attacks on the Germans
and the naturalization laws. Here Is certainly
curious combination of antagonisms fraternizing on
the Clayton platform.
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old RED STONE-At the New Book
~ store, Kent Square old REDSTONE; or.
Historical Sketches Of Western Presbyterianism its
early Minister'S its perous times and its first record
by Joseph Smith, lvol. 8yo.: Sits.
BIBLE READING-B0oK, containing such por.
Precepts and Parables of the Old and New Tesiamen
as form connected narrative-for use of Schools-
rs cents.
MEMORIES OVER THE WATER; or Stray
Thoughts on long Stroll; by Henry Money; 81.
TIE LAMPLlGHTER, $4,000 already sold.)-
$i.25.
VIRGINIA COMEDIANS, (second supply 81 so.
PARTY LEADERS. fby Baidwin;) 81. a-
ENGRAVINGS a.
large and very fine lot Of Rich EuRrsyings; some
beautifully colosed.
OIL PAINTINGS
Some very fine Oil Paintings. in rich gilt frames.
WORK BOXES AND DESKS.
large variety of Mahosany, rosewood and Papier
Macbie Work BIKES and Portable Writing Desks;--
for sale by VIM. A. BUFFERS.
157 Main street,
oc 3-iw Nearly opposite Exchange Bank
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
~ AT VALENTINE COHEN'S, CORNER OF
BROAD AND 5TH STS-Havng on hand an entire
~ neio and rdried stock of FAN and Winter GOODS
Ter great inducements to purchasers. My customers
and the public are respectfully solicited to give me
CALL and they may rely getting the greatest bdyoaias
at v. lOHEN,S Cheap Store.
ccS-2wN Corner Broad and 5th sta