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and rensse the obssruesisns n -. -. 80
w11es estate out OF the way Of uroAis = y W.
Il was contenei that additonaI rasrS. ..1 -
Thrown around those rights instead of y
them. The only argument for the me.snr,s = 3
the Inconvenience Of getting two magistrates -
gefhef. II this were considered sufficient Il yvonia
next be contended that the Inconvenience of 81
sing one magistrate was too great and that Il was
quite sufficient that the husband should write the
deed and the wife sign IL in his presence
On the other hand. the Inconvenience Of eettinp
TWO magistrates together was siwelt upoa. and 4
was ecntended that there was no more danger in
the acknowledgement Of . paper before one magic.
trate than two-that apprehensions Of gentlemen
on inns score were groundIess. The present form
was argued, was unnecessarily inconyenient
ana subjected people to trouble without auy al.
vantage s. a. a .E7fE y T 80 - '%ys'@ ''-.y -
Mr; ANDERSON, of Logan Wyoming and fsoone
closed the debate, by contrasting the present law
as presenting two arms TO protect married ladies'
wnie the bill proposed TO lop off one. and Ieave
tnem but one for defence in the hour Of danger =
ne knew what it was to be deprived of the ,ise Of
an arm and the full force of the deprivation thst
Wonid De visited upon the women by this hin He
uspiayed has two arms-one of them partially dis.
aoied-and declared that he was ready At an limos
10 defend all good women with the other "a long -
The bill was then rejected without division :
on motion OF Mr.. WILEY, the House adjourned
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GENERAL. ASSEMBLY OF yIRGINTA
SENATE. saH st

a
b .sas1..... fHDAI, Dec, II, le3a
LEAEr' -'' - 'AAeo " oruer ~ l'en'. 1ov.
4 s..,..
as.- - " - - -. ~ iavh M .ne mouse ~ Der
- tue LIN, instead OF the sth
n, rn,,.,r, -. s.e e'sct'on OF brigadier Gene-
4 a fs-.hs..N. 49,. az
af The Sana.a x;v snminuINaing ng Ine passage
ana !. Hi e. e. IT, ~ Cu.tVh mouse;
rad - ,st S - ~ ~. ~ ~.1cs ooisoh rekef-
Tha 'se Uo,,aa s.ul., on aAims
Tuesday the ,a,h ;ns. ~ ~ aiect sna AIaIsor on
was Is;a On sh. .s,,ia on ino''on " or. CATLETI'
3. - : :. 80, o'' - ''o aA"'c.
nv Ne Auersrp -, r. =,
Justice that !, i ;,,.-rs; :. ~ pl CoaIts Oh
tion Of ehap.er 1aI ~ ,h CO. ~ A''enu Tue "a sec
By Mr. DEyrAIr. Fror, ,,o f,.,,,,,..
Roads-A hin corear,,;,,. :. . - my ny, Ootu.ee on
from Richmond tn Chara,tas s;y uusu VI pAnk road
To incornorate ths Is;ad,"n,s ~, ,r...
Turnpike {.omnany 1 ~ -AAe ~eiAniesoufs u' "
Tnrnn;Ia Tn,ns,,, W.. Ana Foint rieasant
Turnpike Comnany wolf erest Trrns,,, anu se,,any pa
TazeNeU snd Earr,, C.. T n. VI .s nplAe noAa ass
land and Kentucky f,ne Roadi Mauas, hosn a, nlcn
and HoI-te;n rnrnn;l po.a 80, aneI CFeek
Grayson Turpnike ''1 - y .Ae 1''' 'A11 AAu
Also bill a,lthorizipg tho w;rchasta. ,,s r.
mac Railroad Co. to extend its road tn so,n ,'
up the Valley not farther sor,b 49,, ~, .u Ps :
Strasburo and author;z;n9 conna,.; .as 'own OF
same at it's termini with the Men. ,vos - -
To promote CONNIE etng roads between the
and Alexandria and Manassas Gan Ra;jroaSs' at !
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Pail.
| road -tya
Increasing the capital stock Of he Fairmont and
Wheeling Turnpike Company
For railroad from SaItville, in Washington. 10
the Plaster Banks in Smyth
Concerning the Clifton Forge and Hot Snrinps
Turnpike Company.
For a survey Of a railroad route from the iunc
ton of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and North
Western Virginia railroad. to some point ON the
Covington and Ohio railroad. -
To construct the Shnston and Sistersyille Tnrp
pike road. -.
REsOJI1TIoNs
By Mr. BALDWIN For leave tn withdraw The
petition of Rev T r letter and others for ar annro
priatlon for the Richmond COLLEGE,
Nv Mr. TrRNFR For nrobbitin, ;ptern.l I'M
proyement COMPANIES from navinr contractors II,
! the stock of the eomnany
| By Mr. BAJDIyIN For extending tho iurisa;..
ton of the CITY of Richmond over cemeteries vinn
| near the CITY. t--sa7
| By Mr. SsrNDERs. For tba, ast.bl;sb;,c- of M
ridiSns at The Copntv (,ourt Housec and otho,
noints in the stats -. -->,'' -"
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, Dee. IA, 1880.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. deter of the Baptist
Church -
message from the Senate announced the pas
sage of "a bill authorisng the issue of Coupon
Bonds in place of such bonds when lost" "a bill
autlisrising the payment of lost Coupons" "a bill
TO onieorporatc the Merchants Insurance Company
OF the city of Richmond "a bali to incorporate
the Dimes Savings Bank of Wheeling" "a bill
authorisng the county Court of Frederick county,
in the event of a subscription by that county to
the capital stock of the Winchester and Ps,tonac
Railroad company, to borrow on the credit of the
county the amount subscribed and providingfor the
issuing of scrip = and "a bill authorisng tho coun.
ty Court of Frederick county, in the event of a
subscription by that county to the capital ste ek OF
the Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire comp any,
to borrow on the credit Of the county, the amount
subscribed and providing for the ssueing of scr p
all of which except the two last named were re ad
a secsnd time and ordered to be referred. Tho Sc
two bills were read third time and passed.
Committees were called, and several reported
through their Charmen.
On motion of Mr. DEANE, the bill for the incor.
poration Of the Lynehburg College, was taken up,
out of its order. and read first and second time,
and ordered to its engrossment.
The SPEAKER announced the following as the
special committee under the resolution of Mr..
LAFGFIT, relative to the purchase of Mount Yer
non, and cooperating with the Ladies' Association
Messrs. Langft, Floyd, Stanard, Wiley, ImbOdcn,
Weiton, Samuels, Howell, CarpeT, Crsddock, Tay-
lor, Wright and Smith.
On motion of Mr.. KEMPER, the Committee on
Banks was instructed to enquire in to the ex pedi-
ehcy OF prohibltlng the circulation OF all BANK
notes OF q less denomination than ten dollars.
BROKERS' ~
on inotloh @ oi Mr. CALsEHT, tne Committee On
0. inanee was .ns.Iuc'ea 20 enquire INTO the .ps
aadsy .. ausreashs me tax on brokers; anu 70
suaG .ncntla lls A.,ef' cnat .hey De rcanesss
~ thu S,s,a sI';n . ne Ossniers Oh .he ..;s
-. snse;a mem Mna. aioun. " ~
s 70 ,ha tr - paSs r The
reJamnt;o,, of tha;r - ot 60 - ~ -. nnt..r
isa4 ta tho Tar nacewhe. iSa. ia th.. s.;d com
mittee enquire into the arnediency Of tax;,,g bro
kers Of other States who the nrivileses of
such in this state: and II thst esnnot he or q then
what legislation is NECESSARY sn proper to rohibit
the exercise Of such priyileees II, this State by
those brokers.
Resolutions of inquiry. &c. were offered and
adopted, viz - q - s
BY Mr. SMIFH-Into the expediency of so amen
ding the Code as To give concurrent i,irisdcto 20
the Circuit Court with the County Courts in eases
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Tho Cherokees by recent act Of their Iegisla-
tnre, viii admit white man TO the hghts of citF
xepship among them, upon his application to one Of
the derks 0f their dlstfiet courts for license 70
marry, and his taking an oath Of allegiance 10 sup
port the constitution and laws of the Cherokee na
on aud not to seek legal redress out Of the nation
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hON's kATHARlON.-Darry, TricU.
pher0as and numerous other preparations for the
mar Tor sale n LAiDLEf < R0BINSON's
de 70 New Drug Store. 9Th band Frsnklin sts.
bELLETIER's q d o NFi n E.--A fresIs
supply OF this 5eeiebrated French dsptyifce
'teeiyed, aud fgr sale al
LAiDLEY ROBINSONS
DC ~ New Dug Store, 18th and Franklin sts.
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FRESH SIJpplY-.Indie., tl,i

FRESH HSUPPLY--l.ndies' thick
kzea and thiE sole Caters at 81 50; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskins; Misses
Goat aud Morocco Boots; Clsildren's Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just recey-
ed ut DAVID WALSH'S
de6 129 Main street.
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Alexander Mahon. Esq, formerly speaker a the
Pennsylvania Senate. State Treasurer, &C., died u
Harrisburg On Monday last
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iFOR THE DISPATCH 1

RICHMOND, Dec. H. 1855
hessrs Editors: Having seen In your paper OF tl,is
morning the proceedings Of the Richmond and Dsu-
vile Railroad Company and perceivins that some of
my friends in their zeal to advance have placed
me in an equivoc. pesition deem 1t proper Though
painful to appear in the public prints for any
TO make q few words of explanation
never sought the Presidency of the Conpany--
never approached my most intimate friends or any
others, upon the subject unless first spoken to by
them. was appealed to by several gentlemen in ths
city and from the country to permit my to be
used. invariably stated that could accept the
appointment with the present salary under any cir.
cumsinnces; that was candidate, but II elected
and the salary should be increased, 4 would accept
but had no right to expect to be elected upou any
such terms. They thought otherwise and insisted
upon using my name, 10 which assented, if the sal
ary should be increased. Afterwards however, con-
cuded it would be best, from the circumstances pre-
sented to me, to withdraw my name altogether and
for that purpose i authorized three gentlemen, i'll
were nominated, to state to the meeting that did
not desire to be considered candidate. 1 had no
time to see all the gentlemen who approached me
upon this subject In the first instance and therefore
the apparent discrepancy In their statements max
this explanation that may not appear to have played
double part in relation to q matter about which
felt not the least anxiety or care.
e.. GEORGE w. MUNFORD
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sa NEW AND SUPERB A s.s9R T :

SDI - = " -
Ill MENT OF FURS.-JOHN DO0LEY. 81
Main street, has just received . large addition
Capes, Victorines and hutiatees and Gentlemen s
'glias, Gloves, Gaps, &c.
thsse goods, together wItbs fine supply Of Carriage
houses and with the greatest csrr and present, In
''sie' priee and quality, immense ysriety.
lac stock OF Hats, VI his own manufacture, Is on
''t extensive scale aud of the best flush 70 these
sa also been Just added large importation from New
!Ik e9d Philedelphia of Hoys and iufapts' HatS
s+d q oeatiemea's aaieskin aud 0ther Hats of the
no i5-ts '-- s,=s i.
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AFRICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS baraHe Lamar.
tine 10 expected to sail on Tuesday of next week
from New York, for Liberia. Over 100 colored per.
sons In the Eastern and Northern States incluiinr
niteen from Pennsylvaaia have engaged 10 embark
at that time. e----4ss-.-g.-',--s'-- =
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NORTH CAROLINA RAIfHoAD.--The Lexington
Flag says that lands In Davidson have advanced
~ to ~ per cent aimee the construction OF the Ran
oad Good wheat, Il ia stated. linda ready sale in
Lexington Al 81 40 and iiuseilse auantiiies Of To-
baeco and wheat have been forwarded from Lex
ington by the road p ~ 90 ~
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Z yMoSsTnoUs YYLD-David Smith. OF Monroe
county, Ga, says that he picked from single vine
ON bis farm, the past season. one hundred and ssy
enty.s .six ripe water meaonss S@ ss+sfsss =
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NOVEL SPEcuLATIoy--The coIorsd mar yvs,
son, IN jail ct White Plains, New York, on I
charge OF numbering the officers Of the sckooner
Eudora imogene Ii speeulating ont ofthe rannant
curiosity to see him. He makes shilling for I
sight Of his countenanee Unless this 4 rata 4.
hides himself as well as possible behind : pair 81
pantsioons which he has hung up In the corner Of
the cell -
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HAD HIM TnERr.--A clergyman was csnnufine
ayoung lady foE tight iAeisg nt g ss -
reeommead loose habits % yoar patiahieners ne
clergyman smiled. fss@g
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THEUHILY.pISPATCH
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

{ Adysstissments pshiistsa sneil fsfi& IN Be-
seeeed - eenfe per s9nasa Of - 1ines - ~ Grst
.n.s1ron y - = eeats fsr sseh septnsapss. s.
by No othas eoussder.saon a. Z w;ss vrs.rr.,. !,
ne great interssss a ~ susie essnnisseAl "a
N snsm and take leave - empress the esnvleaon
snaa there b no branch a te pabc ssrvssc thss 3
prompted by higher considerations Of ps6sioGic
dniy than the Beard Of Public Worka lnsss.sS
had thought that the railrosd eosuperies epu-
..s q and belonged 70 the stockholdsrs aud the
osAIe holding threedfths Of their stock and I'm
-. instances being largely their creditors was
Ct Least equal to thase Of priyass sssI naIs. "a
,uAl sae gieasr the anount Of stock held the
arger the interest and the clearer the riehf a in
The State owns this cosup..x =, sso - -.
She is the creditor Of the Compsny % shs ~
500 more By resolution OF this meetias n -.
been determined to memoralise the iesisiurs 4 is
present session. for the increase Of capital sock
to 2,0o 600. When this sddition has been made to
our capital stock, as trust it viii be- the State with
have invested in this corporations 81 COO Ana are
We TO be told that with this large stake in the Ter
tunes OF this Company, that it Is an impertnent In
report from disinterested committee, ~ to thecon-
ltion and progress of this work Shall not the State
be at liberty, without offence 70 decacy proprie
~ to enquire into the fidelity and efficiency Of the
officers charged with the management Of 6oo eco of
her money, and receiving and Disturbing more than
naii million OF her income, three-fths Of which
IL COMMITTEES cannot be obtained who will per.
form this service, without compensation should bs
ton which deem of much Importance 70 the
company and essential to the protection of in Of
ncers. And think It highly probable that the va
work will at no distant day create the necessty for
an ofcer somewhat ia the an auditor of &C.
counts therefore. trust it may be the pleasure Of
the meeting to adopt the resolution proposed.
Odd Fsil0rs' HaR--The public appetite "a NOT xet
satiated with viewing and studying the Arcsfc
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.
n GREAT REDUCTION THE :

- GREAT REDUCTION INTHE I'm
HPRlCE OF BOOTS AND HATS.~-Eram I'LL
Is TO 20 per cent saved by buying from ~AAA
~ II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moleskin Hats best quality. ty..................&35O
Moeskin Hats, second quality. ty.................S00
Fashionable Silk Hats.
Fine Cslfskin Sewed Boots. ots...................3.50
Congress Cater Boots.
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes.
J. Fl. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia SUI
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskia
srwed Root which he viii sal at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. oG l8-d&cly
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BAxsEgoUs ORDER.---'rhe directors Of the Nor
thumberiand and Durham District Bank England,
have ordered all the employees whe adorned their
faces with smoustaehe, to shave or resign. rs
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A. GENT'S SCOTCH BOTTOM or
s3BROAD.W .WELTs.-A fresh lot Of the above
desirable winter Shoes Just received at
81 & DAVID WALSfPS,
de 6 l29 Main street.
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INCREASE OF Pxr.--The New Yogk hoard
II councalmen hAsesetcA 70 raiss the sslasi6s ~ =
polies captains fsan q go y eieso syew. .sas
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DnEADFuL aAccIDENT-An Irishman, named
Michael Cullen, fell into . vato boiling water q
the Union Factory, In Nerwieh, CT, on Tuesday
apd when taken ont he was dead and desh drop
ping from his body. 80 s8gA .5ss5 - ?
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COSTA RIGA AND THE iWALKERs !. .FIELIBUs-
TERs."-The Costa sRcans are In fever heat. in
consequence of the success of Walker the fllibus.
ter, from whom and whose comrades they expect
all sorts of horrible things . A&f -
s The Boletin Official publishes a proclamation
from the President 10 all the inhabitants Of Costa
Rica, warning them against a gang of adgenfur-
ers, the refuse of other nations, who threaten to
ravish their wives, and destroy them in some inva-
sion Resistance to death and in arms is threatened
against the inv aders-if they come. r. p z
There Ia quite an emigration from Nicaragua IN.
to Costa Rica- Into the province Of Meracio over
100 persons had come. in great distress. Tho
Costa Rieans were receiving them with the great.
est consideration.
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LATER FROM yEsEzUELa.--The adyices are to
the 7th ult. The assembly met at Caracas on the
Ist sad elected Senior BerInudez President BY .
large maioft,,. The cholera was raging with great
giruIence at vaIen,.... but st LaguAyra and Carac
rax Il had eoys.9nr % t,f,, =. -~f ed.
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EUgyoUs CrsToa--A letter m iin's s,ases
that wtsp the Persian ambassador arr,, .ne.s eas
ali ParaSR subjects inhabiting that city ma. W
themseiyesap row TO the right Of the iireetio,,
taken by the ssabassador In bis solemn entry
Zach man held sheep, and ~ carriage passed
by they raised their kpiyes and saeriiced the ani
mai, such being the manner in which the Persians
celebrate great solemnity.
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"a NEW AND EXTENSIVE HA r,
/ L CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. 78 MAIN ST,
~a Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
city will find at the above establishment splendid
h-'on3ent Of Hats Gsps, Lsaies aud Children's
Farsi Misses Beaver Flats and Boi,nets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes, wholesale and retail the most
iavoYablc terms. r-.7 -.
n. B.-Gentemen's Hats made to order of the fins
e't quality aud at the shortest notice. - .ga
de II RlNEORD. DICKINSON WEISlGER. :.
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EE5$ Der respectfully bess leave To inform has
friends and the public that he has now re.
ee,ved his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
inen's Youths and Chiidrens Hats Caps, &C., which
he " sell, Wholesale retail ut the lowest prices
iQr cash only.
Tie public sre respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime at hls store, No. l5l Broad street.
GEO. l.. BETTY, Ag't.
B.-Hats made to order. The highest cash prices
PAID tor all kinds of Furs. Oc Ppm.
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pREMIUM SUNS .-Thc subscriber is

prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful ST gs
es well as common low priced ones. III. took the
inst premium ct the last Mechanics Fair and asks OF
those who are in want to give HIM call lis terms
Will be made to suit, and having in his employ expe
rienCed workmen, will also undertake any kind of
painting required. Call 18th street. next door to
Mr.. Iarrington's.
no ~ II, w ALLEN
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I KI SSIA.
Letters from Frankfort, published in the Moniteur
continue to mention that. t.diseontent prevail in Rus
sia, and that the repeated levies of men weigh
heavily on the population. They also say that
troops and artillery had to be sent against the NAL
contents in the Ukraine. The three Grand-Dukes
Constantine Nicholas and Michael-have re-
turned to st. Petersburg, and the last named will
return to the army about the end of this month.
A Berlin pa1er--the Kreuz Zeitung-states that
the Grand Duke Constantine has been betrathed
to the Princess Alexandria, daughter of the Prince
of Oldenburg.
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EtEMOSAL.-l have removed lily office
IL from No 3 Pearl street to No. Exchange Place
under tile Exchange Hotel and xt door to Mr. Vests
Book Store. | AMI paying the highest market price
for Land Warrants, Gold aud Silver Coin, &c, and
selling Exchange Gold and Silver and North Carolina
money the beat terms. Call at
WM HURLEY'S Exeh, Office,
&C 2-Sm No. 4. under the Exchange Hotel, !
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Runner OF Peace

Ihe steamship Baltic arrived at her wharf al
New York on Thursday morning, with dates from
Liverpool to the lst inst.
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WILLIA,I T. C9LElIAN & CO., sHIP:

" TN" NM UOHMISSIU NENCfIANISl
CALIFoRSIA AND FRONT STREaTs, SAN FRANCIs-
CO, CAL.-Ofice No. 81, Wall Street New York.
VT. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
]. II. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. COLEMAN is in New York, and will give ship
pers every information TO markets, shipping, &c
Ey EXCHANGE on Sau francisco, for sale by
WM. 4. COLEMAN,
ie 29-ts 81 W.ll street
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fFNHOMAS w. kEESEE, AucIiOneer, Of
Il flee with George J. Sumner. No 20 Pearl street.
will attend to the sale of Real Estate, and every des
cnption of Merchandse, Household Furniture, &c.
Also. TO kentins ont Houses. Collecting &c.
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Fall Supply OF Hardware,- 1854
SIMPSON q BRO.

Sign OF the Golden Lock. Lynchbufg Va
w nic "r-niH Ne. IT. addon {" our former ne"
w stock a scrs NE assortment Of HAsDwAHE,
CurLFnY GUS. PIsrpts. SApDLERY, PLarfD GuoDs,
FLnoH on CLorHs. Hopse koping A5iieles. Building
Hafriais and 1oois NJ MAI erery dfscup'ioR. among
which are many article. u.t introduced mt market III
fall.
We hnlter ourselves eXhibtto the public ge"-
emily aud those who viii favor With examination
greater variety, superiority Of s5ir Hnd qhnHty o
goods ever offered IN his it surpassed ia any markell
Our goods all new md must desirable, and viii
be sold ut reasonable paGr only al who "il tise
IA. n call or anrust with their order, which ~"
ecye our best and prompt attention.
Merchants ind others buyog largely will he charged
u small ndvance only. OF 10 Is
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Remember TIE Poor!

4 S you gather around your cheerful fire side, srr-
~ round"dby the tnrp5 tacrs, and lislning to th"
merry conversation OF yorr ipmily while the hoarsc
winds willy and lie keen FROST bites shnipIy with
out when you s,t at the wc.lndeu board. nnd with
appetite shal pencd by the kcennes o lie o,pherc.
pnrrake the viands with which YOU lnve been amply
provided by Mud Pravi tnee, iien remember The
PooH, nd with ratudc md generous h.nt hppropi-
late out ot your abundance. snnrtlius to feed some
Starving brother warm sume shiycring frame, aud
make gIad SOM heavy Ecut
Remember Ui.n, thh liz BAZAAR il the place t.
suprly yourself y ith nu}fre IN the wy # >upcti It
urtislc Of READY MADE CLOTHING the tros at
tt,fL j. NV On tund Tor thr IodRy-, mud that food
rooas aid or en-i litps ,uit II tiwes ut
the CLOTH NG& FURNISHING BAZAAR
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