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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-08-15
GREAT CENTRAL AND U. g. MAI.

ROUTE
IyRON Paul. Cities, and al intermediate
points, vie INST class steamers Of the Minnesota Packet
Company Michigan Raroad Great Western (Canadal
Railroad Company's splendid line Of Steamers Lake
Erie, with the New York CcRtra New
Ere and other important thoroushfzres in The United
This perfect in Its conpectons uneeusied
safety, comfort, dispatch and economy.
Cincinnati cketed the New Albany apd b.
lem Railroad, reaching their destination hsuo soccer Aan
~ any other route. 800
Tickets sold Detroit, BuAlo, nttsbwens 1anese Wh
ingon Phadephs, New Yoh 1ssfon, Niagara Yals, Ae.,
&C., 1t much reduced rates and b. TIE bet ro1tes.
ass EasISr Z. -, 0BICAl1, Aeeno, ett
July ll-2m. ~ No. &, Winsbow Hou1e, q. faus.i
1854. Unlsn - the 1854.
MEG0I0OIPPI AND ATLANTIC ~ STEAM, q
BY THE noCx ISLAND AND CHICAGO nAJLAoAD.
THIS connection affords the opy CONTINUES fvue 10
the Atlantic from 81 PsuI. ~ this route passeDgen
escape the unpeassnt stage travel from 0alena Wn
Arrangements msde 70 cket pasoenge Chlea.
and the east By the 0sIens asd Packets 70 Rs
Two daily between Island aes~>
connecting 1t Chicago with for the and eouth
1A6S, DO1UP CO., General Agents, o.. Psm. n. T.
Jxo =. LANE IIeket Assntj Onee, Trd otrest I.vs,
nckes also be obtassd a shis e6ce n Ns y.,%
Eastern and aeutheSp slstcc 49, " -
x,uM, JNo. n. LAx1, nesss Asess.
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NQpOlcOn,S Address.

The following is an official copy of the Emper-
ors address to the troops destined for the Baltic
Soldiers:" Russia having forced us to war,
France has armed 100000 Of her children. Eng
land has cllled out a considerable number Of
troops. To-day our troops and armies, united
in the same cause, dominate in the Baltic as well
in the Black Sea. l have selected you to be
the first to carry eagles in those regions of the
north. English vessels will convey you there-a
unique fact in history which proves the intimate
alliance OF the two great at nation, lpeuples9
not to abstain from any sacrifice to defend the
rights of the weak, the liberty Of Europe and the
national honor.
Go, my children! Attentive Europe, openly or
secretly, offers up VOWS for your triumph; our
country, proud of a struggle which only threat
ems the aggressor, accompanies you with its ar
dent VOWS: and |, whom imperious duties retain
still distant from the scene of events, shall have
my eyes upon you. shall be able to say-s'They
are worthy sons of the conquerors of Austerlitz,
of Eylau, of Friedland and of Moskowa."
Go. NAV God protect YOU!
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EAGLE CITY!

EAGLE CITY!
OTIS In this valuable ready sale, at prices
IL which cannot fail to be profitable, either Investment
| permanent location.
The propretos expended both time and
money in exploring the whole of the
line Superior Road, and for beauty Of
location pure water and rich soil are Well s,,,ssd =, ~
he surpassed by other portion Territory. in In:
heart country well watered, with
bic heavy timber, principally the kind
Evidence exists of several large camps which have
until recently been woked abound in
direction, sufficient farming
that will supply the demand for In addition T.
,e aDone natural lagos for purposes must
Paul. must inevitably spring up necessary adjunct TO the
supplying the all that may required either in
commercial agricultural point Wood and water
locomotive engine are
abundance and being only few miles distant Stwa-
ter the great smber mart contributes greatly facilitate
evidently bound to call The propretors mis-
mercenary motives locating this town make money
1sy have embark in this enterprise but this they
matter OF interest and profit to those may to Join in
The original propetors already their
anu are now to sell the balance; and
are given for all lots so with title indspuabe. Early appi-
For further particulars enquire at the Office of
| SrARKEY & PETTEYS,
Real Estate Dealers Third Street, st. Paul. Ter
st. Paul, July 20, ls54.-dsm.
| MUSIC BOOKS!
>" Dozen n the Duls a%Ss for r s by the single
- rrr anu Deulocrat copy. July II.
NEW YORK BAZAAR.
NHE Goods formerly by Blum, have been remov
ed TO the old stand recently occupied VIM H. Forbes
Where
Among the stock may found
pry Goods-Embrotiering- Goods
BOOTS and Shoes-Jewelry a excellent
the largest amount ever brought o this
Bonneis DOC; Parasols S.OO;
invite special attention TO goods and prices.
July 19-dtf.
- VIM. ILLINGWORTH,
WATCH AND CLOCK Manufacturer, Jackson and
Fh ST., St. Paul. begs his sincere to the
81, ram Tor their kind PATRONAGE and support
ton TO business TO merit the
N r. Having had thirty years experience Manufactur-
ing CLOCKS ana afches OF descriptions
sell TO undertake work nusted to
watches made to order and wheel cut for the trade.
wM. ILLINGwORTH.
Matchmaker, corner Of Jackson Fifth.
oeauuu assortment French and English
Lpnes and American Clocks both and secondhand
sfantly on hand and for at the above place.
THE WATSON HOUSE, -
BY DAVIS X WHITCHER. SHAKSPEE.
NHlS new and commodioe recentyfurnshed
al great expense, and
Inc propetors experienced hands at the business
o VIII spare neither time In order to render the
soJourn OF guests agreeable.
table Is supplied with the market
polite.
PLEASURE PARTIES in quest of game cannot do better
tnan TO visit Shakopee Our lakes abound With neh, and
prares are covered with grouse. my15sH
DOCKET KNTyES.-A superior Pocket
Cutlery. Rodgers, wostenhoim's and American msnufac
ure-soid cheap at CONBD. =
OFFICE sTATIONARY.
C0xPIETE assortment fer sale BY
"A ". 8. COMBS,
Near the American House.
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The Railroad Lands Withdra wn.

We publish this morning below, list of the
lands withdrawn from sale or entry, along the
line Of the contemplated Railroad from Du-
buque to Fond lu lac Lake Superior, rin st.
Paul. The list is from an official source, and
can be relied on as correct:
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A SAD SroRY.-The following extraordinary
case occurred in Mississippi under the slave law

A SAD SroRY.-The following extraordinary
case occurred in Mississippi under the slave law
of that State:
ga planter was afflicted with loathsome dis
ease. So offensive were the ulcers that he was de-
serted by his white friends; and while thus af
Aicted and forsaken, girl, whom he owned as
a slave, kindly and patiently awaited upon him,
dressed his ulcers, cleansed his person, and
watched over him until he eventually recovered.
With gratitude and affection to his benefactor,
he took her to Cincinnati, Ohio, executed to her
deed of manumission, had it recorded, returned
to Mississippi and married her in legal FORM
They lived together affectionatey for many years,
reared family of children, and as he lay upon
his death-bed, by will he divided his property be-
tween his wife and children. His brothers hear
ing of his death, came forward and demanded his
property. The widow and children were indg-
nant at the demand. They too were seized; and
the validity of that marriage was tried before
Judge Sharkey, in that State, who decided that
the whole matter was a fraud upon the law
of savery--that the property belonged to the col
lateral heirs. His widow was sold by the survi-
wing brothers, the children were bid of at public
auction, and both mother and children now toll
in Chains or sleep in servile graves.
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Warren B1IsToL, n. -
Atty and Counsellor at Law.
BRISTOL 4 WHEELOCK.
Collector Of Debts and General Agesss,
w Selling Real Estate Paying Taxes ConveyencnG;
Land Warrants and the snssctIoo any business requns
the union Of legal Information professional services Win
practical knowIedge Of the details business the import
ant advantages acquired BY residence
quantance In the Territory. Their
most smpe facilities or Ne speedy COLLECTION Of DEDTs In
EOnce Third Street, two doors above Vbitnevss Gal.
e. ,. er,- msy26-dvtf.
few beautiful Preach Xbographs in frames
1 SOD COMBS Boob Store.
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.ANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, COPYING PRESSES
PRINTING,&C.
RICH LOUTREL,
IJATTER, 416 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
INSURANCE,

INSURANCE.
GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEWY DIRK.
IRE Risks taken in the Territory Minnesota the cit
H of ST. Paul. A. VANCE BROWN & Co., Agt's.
July 81, lS54.-tf st. Paul papers
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THE WATSON HOUSE,

OFFICE STATIONARY.
A COMPLETE assortment fer saieby
. ". 8. CoNBs,
Near the American HOME.
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w. 3. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENT,
No. II Second Street, Opposite the Post Qce st. Louis No.
.. ..ar.t Ls REFERENCES: ti.ts 800 -el-,.e
Messrs. R. 4 W. Campbell, Messrs. Hayden & Wilson,
my15tf & Co.
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NJ ns. MARvlN has just received sprins eevles
" OF bonne manufactured expressly, at one Of the
French Millinery New YORK which, Tor
surpassed intk market. "'O' - ''' 'een
ney comprise rich and varied Of SIX Crane
Lawn, Lace, Leshorn and Straw every
Territory. - e''e"ne'e 10 the
Also, new style Of SIX and embroidered Canes
Newest styles Dress Trfmmings. li-So''
Also, beautiful
Sewing SIN, Thread Needles, and every ofhr
ally kept In Millinery establishment, '''s'e ~u-
made at short notice, and cut latest pnr
Third Street near Rooe,t. s,~... mus-d1
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r py,.,,rI Ni FREENAN, Actuary. :, -
a. u. BRISBINE, M D., Medical Examiner for St Paul.
Nett accumulated cash fund the LIST Of January, 1884, 4Sl
securely and probably invested, according 70 the
quirements Of the Charter.
dividend OF 30 declared all policies for
the whole term life, for the 1885, for which, certificates
was Issued to those who had paid their premiums In cash, ana
placed the credit Of those having notes charged thereon W
per cent Interest paid In cash on all dividends previously d..
clared. 1888 .rr -
The success Of this company has fay eoese-
ness Of the principle upon which founded it, rates
mums believed " be low due regard 70 security VIII
justify and ts losses eetaly and propt adjusted and
pads techncaes required TO eSAisb the
death Of parties insured, but only such proofs prudent
would require In the disbursement OF his funds.
Have Insurance life, for the benent Of
familyP Are they fully protected BY insurance on your h
from the evils that arise from yoW
at tue Of embarrassment, perhaps Of utter Insolvency.
GEORGE HEZLEP, AGENT
Once opposite the American Hotel.
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j. e.. BURBANK l. CO.,
TORAGE Forwarding Commission Merchants, Grocers
- and Dealers In Grain and Provons Boat, Paul,
Minnesota. J. C. BURBANK,
C. r. WHITNEY,
Shippers and Consignees interest
business with drayage
REFERENCES.
St. Paul. Galena.
Gov. W. A. German, j. II. Campbell & Co.,
Henry NJ. Rice, Geo. W. Campbell 4 Co.,
W. X. Marshall & Co., LOrrain Il Co.,
Alex. Wikin. II. S. Harris h Co.
Boston. 81. Louis.
Charles Scudder & Coz, Otis West,
Manning & Stanwood. X. =. Sass.
Mark Packages Scare B. + c., Whdrf Boat, 81. Paul.
MianesOfn.' my15-dtf
st. Paul. May IS, 1851.
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS co.
Connecting at Gaiena Tifh the american Erpress Co.,
Established In 1851.
NOR the speedy and transportation light and valuable
Goods, Packages, Bank Notes, Specie collection and
ment Notes, Drafts Bills Accounts to and from all
Of the Union, Canada and the Continent of Europe.
Lost Goods, Baggage, looked forwarded
and all business usually done by Express, attended to with
prOmptness and dispatch.
Messengers will dispatched during the close Of navigation
from ST. Paul and Galena every alternate Monday.
J. G. BURBANK CO.
Proprietcrs.
IS; - =: S $ $:s;:s:s, Messengers
Once the New Post-Oficc Building.
W. G. LEDCC, Agent.
St. Paul, May Is, 1654-dtf
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'HE FOODS Formerly owned by Mr. Blum have renoy.
ed TO the old stand recently occupied VIM H. Forbes
where great bargains offered close assorment
Among the stock may found
Dry g-Hosiery-Siks-Domesti Goods
Boots and ShoesJewelry excellent assortment and
the largest amount ever brought TO this city.
Bonneis SOC Parasols SOO; Lawns I0c upward We
invite special attention TO goods and prices.
19-dtf.
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MUSIC BOOKS!
vINHE Sharon Also Dulcimer, sale BY the singh
i copy or dozen, COMBS, Franklin Poots,ora
Pioneer and Democrat coYv. III.
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New and Direct Route To At. T.OUis 4.
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAnROAD
RY Aug LIST the c. Il NJ. r. r. be completed, when
- Trains will direct Chicago to Alton without
change Of Cars and the time Chicago to ST. Louis
10 onee" hoSs The Company perfectng
WHICH prompt connections will be Gaena and
Chcago H. r. at Chicaeowh Chicago and Rock Island r.
a. Sonet-and with Illinois Central R.
anord direct Railroad between the Upper
Mississippi and st. Louis. $1,000 S OPp''
u For through Tickets from st. Paul, apply to
Iu,v ,oa, 7. n. MEfCALF,
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Drs BILLS MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. IS Fourth Street, ST. Louis, Me-, Le,ris Grcson
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. D. G. Estes, Messrs r. II. Miller & Co.,
Mr.. John r. Hammond, Sc Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. E. A. 4 S. X. Fcy, Co.
DR.. VanZandt.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. m,1J;u
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(NIGARs-A few thousand extra, at
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P. L. & \. VANDEVENTER & CO..
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.

n
No. 55 Chestnut street, st. Louis, NO.,
VXTIL attend strictly business
w Refers to T. NJ. NEwsoN, Esq, Editor Of the Times
Nav 1918
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hereby given that the heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned doing the
and style Of Tulis Livingston Co., this day discontinued
Dy mutual consent. A. W. TUILIS,
r.. JAMES S. LIVINGSTON.
st. Paul, July IS, 1854. HENRY A. SWIFT
business will Conducted at the Rice Iouse
ny the undersigned under The STYLE of Living
SION Co., to whom all claims against old firm Of Tus
Livingston x Co. may be presented settlement. -
III. JAMES s. LIVINGSTON,
HENRY A. SWIFT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
DESPERATE ARRAY ON BOARD THE ST
MER CITY OF RICHMOND.

shish I'll OF tliClIMJND.
We learn from passenger, that desperate and
bloody atiray occurred on board the steamer City
OF Richmond, on her last trip from Philadelphia to
Norfolk. The particulars, we gathered them, are
these: A detachment of seamen, under the charge
OF two United States officers, were on board, des-
tined for the receiving ship at Norfolk. The pas
sage being long one, these men became possessed
OF inordinate desire for grog go they broke
open the matches one night, and got 10 amongst the
cargo, where they found barrel Of liquor. They
encountered some difficulty about getting at its
contents, which they obyiated by putting shirt in
the bung hole, then Withdrawing and squeezing
out the liquor it had absorbed. Thus they got up
roariously drunk, and the next thing, ofcourse was
a fight. ndra engagement then commrnced,
which grew more and more desperate until their
sheath knives were brought into reputation the re.
silt of which was that one man got terribly cut
and others were more less injured When this
occurred, seaman informed the officers of what
was going on, and they speedily armed themselves
ard repaired to the scene. The disturbance was
Immediately quelled, and the man who intlicte
the severe injuries upon his antagonist was arres.
ted and secured. The wounded man was consid-
cred in a critical situation We have learned 70
farther particulars.
The City of Richmond arrived at this port on Sat.
urday morning, behind her time, and left again be-
fore could see her officers for the purpose of get
ting more full account We are assured, how.
ever, that the foregoing statement is substantially
correct
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MAIL NEWS
Frightful Railway Accident.
THIRTY OR FORTY PASSENGERS KILLEI
AND WOUNDED.

THIRTY OR FORTY PASSENGERS KILLED
AND WOUNDED
CHICAGO, Nov. 3-The passenger trainj for
Rock leland which LEFT this city at II O'Clock, on
"Wednesday night, met with an accident near Mino-
Ia in the breaking Of the axle OF the engine the
track The engine and portion or all of the cara
were thrown with gres, violence from the track,
breaking the ribs OF the engineer and killing or
woundine and sca!dins from thirty to forty first
class passengers.
The citizens of Joliet promptly rendered all the
assistance la their 20 wer to the wounded
PHYSICIANS who were present report that al least
ten or twelve of those scaded viii die within twen
Y foar hours.
A, the Iatest accounts all the sufferers had been
removed TO large stone building Scott street. in
the village OF Joliet. and the employees OF the Rail
Road Company well as the citizens of the vii
lsse were using every effort To alleviate their suf
ferings.
Ii appears that when the engine was thrown of
the track, the two forward passenger cars were
hurled on top of 1t, and, The steam escaping, was
driven with tremendous force through the dense
mass Of human beings packed closely amongst The
The engineer, w. G. Brown, was fearfully seal.
ded. His brother, acting ss fireman, had both OF
his legs broken.
gentleman, named Carpenter, from Pouah-
keepsie, New York, was terribly burned and scaid-
J.w. Albion. OF Mouger county, Ohio, was also
severely scslded.
Here follows several names which the Chicago
Telegraph line has so bungled as to be unteliigi-
BILE
Mrs Cox, of Washington county, Iowa, was
severely Injured.
Ca,hsrine Lsughlin OF Washington county. Iowa,
was also very seriously injured.
Margaret Laughlin, of Gettysburg .Peunsy ,vania,
was also amongst those who were seriously il nos
fatally injured
We have been unable to learn the names of the
other sufferers but are assured on what we have
reason 10 believe 10 respectable authority that the
whole number of passengers who were seriously
wounded is not under forty. We shall endeavor
to get more fun details without delay.
The Conductor Of the train, Mr.. Van Burket, es-
capped with but very slight injury.
When the messenger left the scene OF disaster,
90 O'Clock yesterday forenoon, several of those
who were scalded remained insensible, and others
were writing in their last sgones.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Nov. 4, 1854.
Mr.. EditOr-Chartottesyile will be great place
a. some future day; we have Know Notbings,
Street Preachers, and meny other uncommon hu
m IN beings.
The Angel Gabriel, while holding forth to largs
cncourse of people, on yesterday evening, and be-
coming very noisy, was advised by some of the
town authorities to from Main street (where
he was preaching) to the Town Hail. or to the Cour,
House; but not taking their advice, Constable
Slaughter was requested to accompany him to the
Washington Hotel, commonly him to the Washing
ton Hotel, commonly called the "Jail," where a
present he remains as cool as cucumber
Yours, in haste B.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
BY KENT. PAINE & KENT. :
ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS. AT

T ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS. AT
commencing at 8 o. clock we will sell a large AZ d
valuable assortment of seasonsbie DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety of chsice and desirable
styles Included in the sale, will be an invoice of
Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars, direct from the
manufacturer. Also,
cases Fancy Carsimeres,
2 do Cry sta1 Palace do ~
do damaged Satinets,
SO ps. blk Tabby Velvets, slightly damaged.
To be sold for account of whom it may concern.
I Also, small stock of Dry Coos, and an invoice
of fine Clothing, the remainder of Merchant Tai
lors' stock, with which will commence the sale.
TERMS All sums over 100 dollars four months
credit for approved paper; all sums under that
amount CASH. KENT, PAINE l. KENT.
no Auctioneers.
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TO PREVENT AND CURE cHoL

800 r1T,1,,-,--,-,,,,,,--- - ---
ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOIr
5 i ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTs.-
Persons travelling and sill Others should have hot
tie of Dr.J S. ROSES PAIN CURER. and his CA r.
Sickness these medicines frequently cure 10 ess time
than it requiresto get a physician. '''' s'''ie
To prevent Cholera. taka tsssnoonfr, 81 p.;,
Curer in wine glass Of water every mor;n s,a
ever you have pain internally or externav mss ths
Pain Curer In bottles at I2i Is and 80 cts' 'Ao
era Cholera Morbns Rowel Comnlsints ~ M.
tsry This mixture enc of the
cines. and should be kept in all families As sooth.
WITH bowel complaint cholera morbus rs.ti.ssnas.
crying general pan it has been proved perfect
it has never failed During the cholera of ies9 ias1
and Is49 IL failed in no instance wbsn vssS k
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By LARUS & SHINE.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF STAPLE and

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF STAPLE and
II FANCY GOODS, &C., ac-On TT e SDAY
MORNING, the 7th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell at auction, in large sales room, the
contents of six iarse cases of merchandise; among
which may be found es follows:
80 gross Mohair Coat Buttons so grcs. twist d. 100
gross lasting do so sets guilt do 40 gross agate But
gross ZINC Mirrors, 1G0 dcz Pocket Knives. 90 dog
Spring Baences 400 doz Cotton Bohbn. so dog Dutch
Tape, i2O gross Hooks and Eyes. 600 ReInmngS
$4,000 plated Hooks and Eyes 500 doz Dressing Combs
assorted patterns 800 dcz Eagle Thread 500 doz col
ored d. so doz Tooth Brushes assorted kinds 90 doz
Vail d. l0o 900 Hicks Hat Caps so gross Iron Table
Spoons SO gross Tea do together with large assort
ment of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention
The attention of country merchants and the trade
ia respectfully invited to attend every lot will be
sold without reserve. LARUS 4 SHINE,
ns4 Auctionesrs
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- gists 70, l25 Main street, Richmond Va, call
the especial attention of Country Merchants and the
trade to their unusually heavy stock of Drugs Medi.
cines Paint Oils Dyes, Window Glass, Celois Var
nishes Brushes with extended assortment of rich
Fancy Goods, Port MoDaies. Perfumes So IDS, Violin
Strings Percussion Caps, &c. especially adapted to
the trade of Virginia and Moth Carolina.
They are sole proprietor g of CARRIERS SPANISH
W aa;s enc sras reetS los me oooei Extract
srrhna Killer, Lustr Il Hair Tonic &c.
They agents FIR the sale of Morse's Cordial
Hollands Bitters, Mustang Liniment Brandreth's
Pills, Vermifuge, Li-tle's White Oil, and all the
popular medicines of the day, at propretors lowest
prices.
Always on hand large stock of the finest Chew
ing Tobacco and Cigars, of the most celebrated
brands.
We offer great inducements to CASH and really
PROMPT buy ers and respectfully request call from
all such, determined to sell them at very
low rate BENNETT l. BEERS,
no No. 125 Main and No. s Pearl ats
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BY THOs. w KEESEE,

BY THOS. w KEESEE,
GOfhce at Geo. J. Summers, Ne. 20 Pearl street
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES OF
Il VARIOUS KINDS, DAMAGED BY FIRE.
AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on THURSDAY next,
9th November, commencing at u O'Clock, M, on 22d
street, between Main and Franklin streets lot of
"a Tobacco Screws, Presses, Bands, Barr Bolts and
Irons, Stoves and many other articles damaged by
fire.
TERMs-Ail sums under $50 cash $5o srd over
that amount, month"; credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. THOS. w. KEESEE,
no. Auctioneer.