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Drugs and EEediciTres.

Quinine. opium. English calome msgueSia
tartar emetc. cream tartar. castor oil spirits tor
pentiue, olive ell, Theuoarb, aioes. iaap. ipicac
copperas, aium, salt petre, soda saiarajus, boFax
camphor bsse mass. sVel arahc.GuN v0mlca, pre-
pared and whited chalk, cayenne peppes.ronStard
seidl,z and soda powders. stTychniue, starch,
starch POLISH ginger, cinnamon, mace, nutmeg.
cloves, orange peel, sulphur roll birthstone, opo-
didoc. creoSote, EPSON salts. Bail. Sands and
T0wusends Sarsaparilla, Ayers cherry pectoral,
Visitors balsem OF Wild cherry, Fghnestock YER
miiuge all ol Jaynes family medicines, AEofats
pills and bitters, Bon pands India cholagogue,
Doleys pain extractor. Buffers Nerve and Bone
Liniment, Mexican mustang lnimeat. HutchingS
dyspepsia hitters Sappington. Bradford. Jaynes;
Brandreth. Cook and Lees Pills, GodiTevs cor
dial, Batemans drops. yeast powders tooth naste
and powders, Thompsens eve wafer Saudamun
ParegoTc, Antimonia wiIe. British oil, oil spikes,
halsan copayvia, corrosive sublimate, oin,ments
OF various kinds. syringes. cobalt. Apothccary
scales and weights, lemon blackberry and rasp-
berry syrup, Nuie's Schvidam Schnapf,s, sponge
thermometers Roome's AIaccoboy Snuff Wine *
Stoughton Bitiers. bottle and vial corks, extracts
ri all kinds for Ia orinr, essences or every vafe-
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FANCY ARD VARIETIES.
WATCHES AND yEwELRY.

factureEs and importers, 4 large and varied asst
OF Gold and Silver Watches. fob and vest chains,
seals Keys rings. Bracelets lockets gold and sill
yer pens and peGcil cases &c, Scc. Which
warranted to be, represented, aud consist in
part Of the following articles.
vYatcsleS-Goid and silver patent lever. hunt
ing cases, Duplex, anchor, Vertical Lepine,
Verge and detached levers, extra eweled and
rich engraved cases
Chains-Gold curb. fob and fancy vest chains
OF various patterns, silver curb fob, engrave
linked, and fancy vest chains; Ladies gold chat
telsines and pins; Gents gold chains and seal.
OF a variety ofpatterns.
FsraCesets-Ladies geld box & fine bar brace
lets, Lockets, fat snaps, cuff pins, heart slides-
belt and ribbon pins, charms &c.
Ear Esings-Drops and hoops. Ladies flsree'
pearlcoral garnet, cluster scroll flutes. jet. zoos
twist, ear rings; chiidsens rings heart, gTepcs
and plain hoop ear rings.
sfreast Fins-Ladies fligree and pearl, mo-
sale. eiiameled. cameo turquois and garnet, cer-'
uelian anchor, masonic. ]. o. o. f., cross, pins
Gents diamond, ruby. emerald, byacintb, coral.
stone masonic, i.o.of, K. n. star, anchor cross,
heart hatchet saw and plane, scroll and plain.
Fsfugs-Pearl, ruby, topaz and garnet, pearl &
ruby. garnet and jet, enameled, stone, seal, dbl
heart scale rings gents scale seal, large seal
Seals d Keys-Gold and silver seals and
KEYS OF every variety, fob ribbons and gold
buckles and slides
Gold Pens ard pencil cases or various sizes,
Gold pens n silver cases. &c. All for sale bv
3. L. BRITTIN & CO
Wasiinsfasss OF 3 ls5s. se-s>
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wELLOW WARE.

Willow wagons. willow cabs and cradles o
various patterns, willow baskets. cold iancy oval
round aud cross bard work baskets, in sets. pain
ted satchels and reticules, Hariegated and fancy
work bas kets
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Paints, OiEs and Dye sGgsffs.

Pure arl No white lead in 25, 80, and l00ib
kegs red aa;i black lead, venetian red, Spanish
brown, Imperial and chrome green. verdigris,
lauipbiack. chrome yellow, Spanish Writing put
~ in badders. Brdgewater PARTS, LithaTge,
patent dryer SPIRITS turpcntine, Linseed. sperm,
whale, Lard, and Tanners oil. copal aud ieather
yaraish, Glue, Sand paper, window glass OF varl-
oiss si-es-paiHt, varnish, sash, marking aud CAM
u hair brushes. &C.
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Books and stationery.

A large and extensive stock Of miscellaneous,
blank and school books consisting in part Of his
tory. biographys, poetry, commerce, agriculture,
architecture essays, drama, natural history eeos-
ogv. science, rlineralogy. political economy. or
atorv. the arts, domestic economy, engineering.
cookery; bookkeeping, dictionaries, geographies
and atlas illustrated works medical works, nov-
els. travels. Masonic and Cdd Felle-<s manuals
ssr,,i text books French. Spanish Italian Greek,
and Latin works educational books of every va
riesy. yureuie works Albatas. and Annals, mu-
sic books &c. LcageTss Ie-,rnals, DAY books, In
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Chairs.

s Dozen banister wood seat chairs;
: doz com.
5 do maple back cane scat
) do. do. ogee cane do =
6 do. DO. Ball. Il. p. cane seat chairs
do. do. Rocker Z. p, cane seat chairs.
| do. DO. Nurse rocker T. 7. cane scat tlnirs
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GE0CEEEEEs q PROVISIONS.

Sugar cured hams, clear sides, -four. buckwheat,
English Gairy cheese, rnackerel, Herfinss Goldfish,
crackers sagdaes clans Holsters, salt, sugar cot
Zee, rice, moasSes. sperm and star candles. loaf &
crushed Sugar, soap, starch and starch polish, tea.
chocolate, ginger, spice, pepper, nutmegs, mace.
cinnamon, mustard, cayenne pepper, pepper sauce,
indigo, maddcr, alum, sal: petre, soda, saaratus,
snuff, powder lead, shot, raisins, prunes. figs cit
ION, cranberries caodies. almonds, pickles, cat
sups, sweet meets, jam, ;ellies, -pie fruit brandy
fruit, syrups Worcestershire sauce, paol vinegar,
salad oil, extracts FOR iayorug, spanish cigars to-
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HATS AND caps.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

goOts-Gents French calf and patent leather
dress boots; Gait, kip, and grained water proof,
and heavy mad boots; chs boys and youths
California kip boots, Oxford, Congress and un-
ion, ties--coth Moutereys, nul6ers, Dancing,
pumps and slippers. mems, youths and chs cali,
kip and rassetts brogans, of all qualities
LADIES White kid CATERS and slippers black
white anu cold satin and lasting gaters bronz-
cd Son'ags, Lola Montes. eXcelsors, polkas,
Jenny Lind. KID and morocco foxd boots, calls
bootees and buskius.
CHS 6 Misses Caters and buskius OF all sizes and
qualities.
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Eserf usslery and Cosmetics.

Military. Ambrosiai walnut oil. rose, Almond.
and oleOphane shaving creams. poucine- omnibus.
Winds s5aps scologne, rose, lavender and Florida
water. bay Rum, oraGge water. extracts viz f0Se
oriental, upper ten. iasamine, jockey club Jenny
Lind, new nown hay, prairie fower.vaulla, YER
bena west end. winter blossoms. rouge and aro-
nsalic vinegar oils. rose. bears. antique. and ma
CAESARS. Lyons katharion. Jenny Lind, hair gloss,
bandoline ponatun, Barrys, tricopherous, meen
fun pearl and flesh powders. lilly white, chalk
balls. PhaloD's hair invisorator, balsamic tooth
powders aromatic cachous. .pastiies, wax matches,
erasive- -soa, Indeitible Ink
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BRANDEEs WINES & EEQUoEss

brcnalcs-I0uItney, Marctt 4 Co. Otard Cham
payne. peach, apple, Eagle, raspberry, black
berry and cherry.
Winrs.Champasne, Madeira. Port, Sherry, mus
cat, Malaga and Caret.
Runl-S5. Croix and lamsica-WoIie Schnapps
and Holland Gin.
Hhiskeg-Old Monongahela, Bourbon, Rye, Dex-
ters, Deans and divers. in bblS and kegs
Ccrdidis-Brandv Cherries Champagne Cider
Porter and Ale, Syrup, Lime Juice, Stoushton
and Wine Bitters, Cider and Wine Vinegar
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LATE NEWS By THE MAILS.
Death Of BisboD Rsupoi,js

Tho Rev lgnatuS Aloy.iaS Reynolds, tho
Catholic Bishop ofthe diocese of Caarcston.died
OIL Tuesday. aged 50 years. He had been in i'll!
health for two years, and was affected with Il
complication Of diseases. lie was Il native OF
Kentucky. His parents wer" among the earli-
-: enigrants from Maryland Ia that State. He
was educated in Bardstown, but completed hi
litcrarytand rcclc-lusticm studies in baltimore
The Charlc sion News says:
He was consecrated hishopof Charleston in
March, 1874, aud has co.'s cqurntly presided over
this diocc-c nearly eleven wears. llehcd ahigh
position among the Catholic clergy Of his natrc
State. was for several years pre,id,ntof 81 10
scphs College, and subsequently, Nienr General.
Bishop Reynolds WAS nun of varied eruli-
ton, Il jealous and pou> clergyman, mud an en-
ergetc head Of his bishoprie. Within the circle
of his church he was much bel we'd and vcncfa
ted, and combined highly umahe manners with
the bland conrtesies Of thu polished divine.
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Cadets appointed BY The President at Large

Alcx'rJ J. Mcintosh, of Ga. son of Capt. Nc.
lnnsi, of the Navy.
VIM. W. MeCrerry, of Virginia father lost
in the Granpus, and his uncle IN the Albany.
John Bird,nil, Of New York fnhcr died in
the service.
William II. Marriott, of Maryland; fumily dis
tlngulshed in the military service OF the country.
Dudley Riley, SON Of the late Gen. Riley.
Pierce NJ. Butler, SON of the lat, Col. Batter.
who fell at Cburubn>eo.
Frank Hugur SON of Col Hugur, [. ). Army.
Charles s Bowman, of Capt. Bowman.
Robert W. Mitchell, of Pennsylvania.
james +. Martin. of Kentucky.
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United States Shin Decatur.

Fears are entertained for the safety of the L.
5. ship Decatur, as nothing definite has been
heard from her sjnce leaving Rio Janero. 1t
will be remembered that the Decatur was report
ed off Rio Jaucifo in September last, in company
with the /. : steamship Massachusetts, and du-
ring terrible galrY the ships lost sight of each
other The Massachusetts succeeded in getting
back to Rio IN q very disabled condition. but
nothing has been heard of the whereabouts of
the Decatur.
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Interesting from Nerico-Saatd lima Proper
inP for FHght.

WAsHINGroS, March "a letter from Mexi-
states that Santa Anna is daily losing ground,
and that Alvarez is rapidly advancing towards the
Capital. Santa Anna has a steamer ready 10 car
ry him of, ON the approach of Alvarez, aud ha,
horses waiting day and night to aid him in his
light. His yuluabes have all been sent our of
The c puntrv. Its further stated he has sold the
scrip for $4,000 0O due from the United States
TO Mexico, arising from the GadSdcn trenty and
the transfer of Nlesilla Valley.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-12

DIED ~ liiE tAEs-A man named Holmes,
formerly u Albany but recently of r;,lil,rIi.
having only arrived ast sunday. in the ..Staraf
the Acsi'' died IN tie cars of the Hudson R,cr
Railroad Company, ut Poughkrrp-ic, ga Ma.
laN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-12

NEW YoGE, March o-At Il o'clock Their,
w,rc IN signs Of the Pucitic at Sandy Hook
The report That she was telegraphed vcstcrda,
WAS an error.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-12
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
HpERENPr0RYs lPAKuOH.

CHAMBER mi DINING ROOM FGRNl rrRE,
NHp'tar linn o,i'. q 'ohiae R,nsr aud ,'aplng
Fteu.iis trL neag H. In CahsIl uau.. II .frflax-
a"mrH"fhs IN n'du -la, uarldnr. fhr +" - ru,t NJ
~ eel -. ai .'s# thr GAREfI. Hot 81 the
culture fihst al Iu"t th,n'"t md Dlujar Il. I'm Fur
i.nre. superior fWro An'le. A., the whole at which
hs ben e'rat purchased ard Is of he mos, modern
slNr and embraces nn n,t every ahric rrprituiung
4" h.t' keeping viz: Nhplrobc.; C.bilct4 bureaus
aud Gettarc Redsteads, Iiai, and Shuch NAttn..rs
A#'ler Beds aul Bcldy,g. Sficboarl. Wa,h-,nod-,
Nfntsr hnd cam srat Ghar. Sofa, nvans. Mirror,
Dining lahes. Ara Chni,s. Window q atain- rablr
AID On',-""1e Sookins R,nee aud Cooking Utensils.
tat 1T 49,. Dahutrt>. Gias.r-, Ar.. Nc. a..
AI-'. Oh" = Chtok',inF'- sIrc,iar Pnno Fnttrs,
which has hcru in u' bat .hor rmr und il said To lie
splendid Instrument.
The nhoyr ,uc MI be ma1r Without tho lrut rr-ivr
and will present eprpunlt, IL per.on. furnishing
H""I- ~ Springs seldom offered through medium
lu Hurllon
if@n'.-A s"ms nnder s0e. ca.h; over 800
four 'oo IT, er'iit tor approved paper
m'ri '-diHlnar c. Il. PHELPS. Auct'r
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BosroN, March At South Gardiner, on
"Wednesday nj sht last, two elderly sisters Of the
LAT" Abner kneeland were murdered, and their
honse was ransacked, a yagrant Frcnchnan
han been arrested ON suspicion.
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Railroad Briars Burnt.

HosroN, March "a bridge near Winooski
river, on the Vermont Central Railroad was des
royed by fire yesterday. Loss Sl0.00O-insur-
ed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-12

Mr.. SorIE.-Ihe Paris correspondent of the
journal of Commerce. announcing the departure
of MIR. Soult for the L. States copies the follow.
ing o,tensihly written Ia Madrid, from the Re-
publican Seicle.
ming before his departure, he took official leave
of the Queen. Isabel gave him a most hatter-
ing recepton-such one indicated an aftc-
tionate interest. hi, vii not surprise those
who know how very kindly he has always been
received by the Queen Of Spain, who even did
him the honor to cali Linn 10 her amid the most
critical circumstances Of last summer. -. The
day alter his departure from Madrid, pamphlet
was widely Distributed, which represented him iss
sincere tli,ud 81 ~ intimate alliance between
rhc United States and Spain, of treaty of com
mereo. and an cnire reciprocity ef Tariffs be-
tween Cuba and the Union
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ERUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE

LOIS y 'rue Of Decd. rx.cu,ed To- tlir
undersigned 10y A. q Dabn"s. dated llth October
1882 ard recorded in tn" Clark. Office oi H.. Co Of
The county oi Camphrl, in Ia secure the debts
thenotn mentioned. We .lall. nj u o'clock p m on
III "SpAh, 18th dny ot N.Rcu. public uuction.
CD 2an t.t rrenl,e., sclI III LOT lus bcl,w the m
-A- FoandrN Lot OF the ,nia Dahncy 1t hrue HIT Il
al winch h. lut'.r minis Shep stund. containing
from hat "a hrre iourths aec; un1 alsna Inr
winch ht% ON II comfortable Dwelling House mud
"thrr Improvements, adjoining the lot snlI IL, Judge
Nn Daniel u 10 John kiid. continuing thrrc rood,
anl thriN-s'N por..th' trrn- ut ,ac Atc, ma L. h,
/ /. Jrnhnes, rsq, ~ rrlNcc II the lat mentioned
Lot. not faNng been complied with
ItnNs# 90 SALf -tT-t 1t, cash 10, the amount oi
note f1f SliO.00 due Octob.r Inst an.I - pen.c.
81 >n"' III" siine ON crrdr. The icrnl. ~ T., th,
.ee"nd lot ard of credit ma lie known on day OF
salr
WM. 7. lANCEl.
RO J. DAVIS, ''"'"'''
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he HtnncH, i'm, Il Huut h, Juo. I htaue
TEa0s BRANCH AZ SONS,
General Commission and Forwarding
MEhGHAN rs,

IN 7-I-lI1 n LU7I1 nm AeI1fHNnid7 TnDeaenfs
petersburg, VIZ.
Ia Pruduae Co, aignments ELECTED; which
VIII Receive tho paifonal attention Of the pait
nefs
John VI. Oje,. D. .n. Sulndes-. S,m' Miller, Am.
htn-r Ruckrr ~ aflba,t Inns. Wallace, iiun John +.
NJ, paul n hclWnne, w, 7 Joyncs. p.tr lurg;
Nars.rk y Ba,ks,iur. Il y Co, Richn oni
pal, - Gtriz
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HicfmOnd AID Petersburg Rail-Road.


~ vi .4 81 f:.s 9.EzEss: Z.
TRAINS LElTE PETERSBURG
Expre-s ] rail- dait,, At .....-...
hni! Tran daily at...-.... 49,. ....-.....
tra'Pbt f.p, ii, passenger Cur attached. ON Mon
day~. " Wednesday,. and friinys, NJ - a. N.
TRAINS LEipE RICHNOND.
ENpros. Imiu daily at. -. ......--.....5i A. NJ
Mail Irnin 'inily ut. --....-.-....3 p.
Freight Tap, VIII passenger Car attached. On Mon.
day, edursdr,s ami ridsy.. at
The Fspra4. ! ain. leaving Richmond at u a. M,
wiz tie lo c,viug Petersburg by the South.
III" Rm'rohl, for Lytehburg.
Passengers leaving Lynehburg ly the morning Train,
on The south side karoad, remain ia retrrsbur,
three hours, and by taking the 81 p m, Tain the sae
evening drcety North Themselves aud baggage being
transported through Richmond. &c FREQ of CHARGE or
fthey ie~i = to stop in Richmond, be HERE to To-
Through Tickets FOR Washington at.-.--..-.-. IS 90
" baiumot" at.---...---..#-. 81
= phiialeluhiaut. --.... o 90
q Can - procured at the Ticket Cifrr in PETERSBURG
The ENPr"4s trains 40 not stop Tor why passengers
lie Mail trains viii only stop Fort " al hal sad
Glover III Junction. Hail Way Sutton and Manches
ter The Accommodation 'ius VIII step for way ps..
sengers,
Fsre tor white psr.or. ; IS; Children over five, and
not over twelve years Of 49, 50 cents; Coored
in servants car IS
A discount of 10 will BE- made on each fare
when tickets procured the office snd person.
getting on the where tickets sold
servants will noe be permitted in first class except
when in attendance niunt children, sick persons,
absolutely requiring their care, in which the
price AS for white persons will he charged,
TiOS, DODAMEAD, Snpt.
Office R, & P. R. Co
mar 7.dscts Richmond March 3rd. 1855.
WAR 10 bbls. TAR, in good order, Tor sale by
l. (sep 30ts) FRANkLIN, BRO. Il co.
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INHE LAS 4 HINT ALL prr-on. inirbted 20
i tn, sub-cri prr, viii please conn forward aud
tf as unhcr iaulg nee CANNOT be given 1t Is impuf
mt tImt | should Wind NJ my pc, nj hu,arSs in
very hnrt nr nnd nll nccuurfs paid by The Ii
Anr,l will l." placed il ia" hands ot an ofrlolu t#n
ceLlfr1loN. u Z. HANNAH.
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MIR Mc&owAH.-1fcP Petersburg Intelgencer
Of Yesterday suys:
We learned last evening from gentleman,
that Mr.. McGowan. who was shot tt, Weldon,
North Carolina, on Monday mstis rapidly recov.
'rn@ from h. wounds.
The south Side Democrat II the same date
says:
y gentleman who came in from Weldon last
evening informs US that Mr.. McGowan Is still In
critical situation, although hopes are enter
tanned that he will eventually recover.
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Know NOTHING TRIUMPH.-An election took
place lately in Wiamsport, Nd, for town coun-
ell Out of lO6 votes cast, the Know Nothlngs
claimed &c
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pANNIbL & SONS,
Gown t%kBN MERCHANTS.

ESAE1tttIs M ot1ei ton ttd ufst,tr purchase
u Al What. Ipu, nLac,u, tud m,rchand - eoh-
,lh1s Alyntc's in,do eoh-ig .rnrhta.
M, rA>hi#t III say rANNrll 1ostru rAshllL.
UuE }l:dsrlf
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p1Uli NuW ORLEANS.

.=Ftpf, FINsI NENSLL ~ mi, losvely, IN the
~ssR~ass4s, 0ru MApaH 49, prini1 snd ionisona Line
u Td,k,fs1hr sal,aiur lat .eiug Clipper scho.
FANNIE eHRRfE, S,nsft DrAanoRs Commander,
having u portion ri Cargo engaged and going
houtd, will positively snrt us above. For balance al
heigll ~ pa-z,re, having suncriol accommodations.
nrrS DAY I'D CuhhtE,
LA8-dtI lmnr Richmond.
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COCHlNEAL.- Il cerom Silver-grsy Hondurss
~ for sale by GEO. B JONES 4 CO.,
mars {" Petersburg
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PETERSBURG va.
WILLS n pITTMAN,

q ,i.l, ID. lhr mn al Vic. Lea * lrowh. }
Ill rin thrJ nttentiau 10 the sal and l'lthase
: 81 all u,tcie- ii Agricultural Produce, rrmng
lcn'uts, 10, md purchase loi order md Ill Tor
rnim4-ion n ulbe. al Gtoreriep, &r. ~, receive
md I r@nri Goud-, and act geneIa al Commission
Agents. Jan 3-dsclv
CPRsNe. TRADE as5J-GEO Is JONES
- co. aPhoirsaie DrHggi.is, e.er1bnrs rgiea,
hpye eccie,A ts,ir SrRISG Stock of Drug, Medi
ejre. Pain, g.. aud offer for sale
m,ni. a. 'aor.Hg n articles in this line suited .
tho atl, Il Gornrr Merchants, Druggists, Physcia'.
aud 'rtN
olaina4 'lri supdIic, lron, Manufacturer, and I'm.
= they are prep rcd furnish these good.
Iov "a. any lrgnlar Jo5hlp hour. ~ Ordcs receive
pynInf.i aud ,aIcfui uflt itiuu. mnr9ts
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Ioii III, COX a,fct SvannoYe stIoa.
MUIR Il STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In Chins t,las..
i Enftnenwnrc. Looking Glasses, Biinnnia q f.ned
" are, arcy Gnods. &c, corner Of Bouesioo AID
S"enuorr Streets. Petersburg, Virginia.
he al'srrtcrs 10" Receiving from Europe II
lh,ir iurnt ton per ship. Isaac Wright, Undei-
"iirhtrr, Wyoming Constantine md Diver. very
loig" rroch 81 Gaods. comprising all articles usually
found IN embellishments ol their kiad Amops which
II nth and English China Dinner and Ten s,ts.
some very fine aud ot rnrc pattern and sylr; a,n.
Nlnte Grarie ARA riined Dinner md Ten set
frrn and Engii.h Ghinn White Gtuniir Printed
Willow. Mafllc. Flowing Blue, Mulberry. Colored
aud Edged Plates and Dishes Chinu. Lava ifah Store
White Granite lustrc. Marble Hunting. Pearl Color
al Dip,d anl thrr STYLES of titrhers, Basus aud
Evar. Il ,wls, Mugs. C,frc and Tea lots of all des-
ipliuns.
rumble,a. Winc Gns-rs, Decnnl"rs Salye's, Nappcs
Bowls, Celerirs. Pitchers. Salts Vinegar, Pepper.
Mu.terl. Spoon Gnsre. Finger Bowls, Lamps, Flower
aud Lamp Shades, SUES. Colleagues, Bhters Bottle.
Julep Tubes Curtain Pms, CUP rhres, Pupsr Weight
Syrup Bottles. Candlr-iio =. Jars &c.
Lnok 'ng tiln-ses-tmc French Plated Mirrors, Gilt
aud Mahognn, Fnmc do, Swing Ring and Pocket do
Brlnnnin ind Pbnei Wure, f"a Ware Coffee,
Pitchers, 1.nmps mud Cnstors.
Stanr Wofr al ri dcsciipronsi Wnit'rs, fun'.
Goo L. &C. which tLry respectfully invite the utten
ton OF The North curninn ard Vir2ina merchant. and
thu rub. rrn"ra Is. feng confident tnat they pre-
rufrd 20 offer great Inducements, both IN quality ID
goads md price They are determined To sell as low
my housr Moth 81 South.
mnr6 d9m MUIR n STEVENS.
n. -reitcuhr attention paid to king.
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his hands, saw no occasion TO Withdraw il
from her uncle. in whose hands il was MT
only deemed To b. safely invested, but was
Producing handsome interest.
Robert Wilson was whole souled young
man, with put a selfish thought in his COM
position. He had married Angelina for
herself alone. and had hardly bestowed q
thought upon her portion.
Bat the "bad speculation" had worried
him exceedingly. All the ready money he
could commend had been exhausted. and
in his extremity. the thought had occurred
to him that his wife could supply his wants
The idea of asking her for relief. was, 10 II
man of his high strung temperament, SC
highly repus ant. that he onlg had the
courage to hint at the service she nj ,ht ren
der him.
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As he paced the gaily thrOuged hall he
discovered the dark looking stranger, Who
had confronted him al the entrance Of the
saloon, alone, at one Of the marble tables.
The eye Of the dark being suddenly res
ted upon him. 1t was dark. deeply, ex-
pressive blue eye-it seeemed not unfamil
lar to him. The gIance--he knew not
why-riyeted lin to the spot. and he stood
TREMENDOUSLY gazing at the stranger.
The completion Of the mysterious perso-
mage was decidedly white. His heard, jet
black, entirely covered the sides and lower
part o! lhe face, even to the contour of the
mouth !! was very long and curled grace
fully down over the chin. Over his head
he wore cap. from beneanh which, long
black. glossy clrls fratel DOM over his
coat collar. In stature he was below til,
medium size. .....