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COMMERCIAL.


FLOUR-There are still no transactions to note
Sape rfine could he sold for $3.50. There is, how
ever little or none offering, holders retaining stocks
In store await developments.
WHEAT-No change; good to prime Red p 80a
Sis5; do. White, kl.G5a S 100 On four mos. time,
5 cts more A good deal of wheat is being g.ored.-
The n,illers are not anxious to purchase Christmas
IL near when there viii be Suspension of operations
and money is scarce Receipts Of the week ending
Saturday, 81, 329 bushels
CORN-Ntarket still dull and so cts. per bushel the
highest that can be obtained for old and new. Re.
cepts of the last week, 4, 332 bushels. ~. 90
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RACES AT COLUMBIA, S. Con Saturday last a
match race was at Columbia, S. C., for 5000
two mile heats, between ID. McDaniels b. c. Frank
Allen, and Thos. Puryear's ch. h. Charley Ball
The result was follows:
Thos. Puryear's oh. h. Charley Ball. ......-...1
u. McDaniePs b. C Frank Allen. .........-..-2 =
Time: 4:23-3:i7.
A four mile race, purse 500, then came off, with
the following result -.-.,
Murphy e. Hunters oh. +. Mamie Lewis ......1 l
Thos. j. Woodfolk's eh. f. Florida. ...........2 =
Time: 7:50-7:49.
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,,I ro,r OFFICE Acknowledgements Gle,

iosr OFFICE AFPAIRs.-Postmaster c., r..
mas ISSUED the following orders:
a.,,,, sas,.. sh the post Office at Necrsyiile Io,
,aa.sa. va, and appoint WIN. Vickers no.,.
Rsxsn;. x appoant David L. Price postmaster !,
Haaphreys se Washington comfy vice Abel II
ter, Rocky Station, Lee comm .;a 'roy posfma'
ro s, resigned Ed. w capp resi,aa.,sr MI na Ia.
mn Princess Anne county Wee n t. E,h".sou
rsasnsa ana Jas A Hsmrick pe.sm.ssrr ~.
resigned ~ Z 80 - a. hienorc,
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SPECIAL NOTICE9

~ ~ Choice DID LiqnOrs.--Brandy, Dark
1890 " w. oi"hu' vintage
S Sholce old Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
Old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum
schedam Holland Gin
Whiskey i anu mountain Rye
With full assortment of other I;o,or. ro-,;.,.
de la. vi Saie py DUDLEY l. CO,
- -N--'Hi y Main al
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Commercial,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. I7.-Cotten: Sales for the
week $4,000 bales; receipts for the same time "a l..
COO bales. Coffee: Sales for the week 1880
bags. Stock on hand AZ, 600 bags.
NEW YORK. Dec. l3-FIour declined; Southern
50 Sc; Ohio Ss67, Wheat firmer; Southern Red
s.; White unchanged Corn firm at 9a.. Pork
lower; Mess 1925. Beef dropping. Whiskey 40
cts Stocks firm. Va. 6's $g7. so .
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1e.-Flour firm and unchang-
ed. Provisions tending downward.
CHARLESTON, S. c, Dec. 1s.-Cotton firm and
advancing. Sales of !, 800 bales. Middling fair
at 81 ..
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~ H1"Uftbt IFtstfVe yOur n..,
me asonizing toothaehe aud the horro,e eth avoid
iSfGeps 5y the hahtnal use of Dowprsss ne dental
ali scris the formation of tartar remoya
~ NED ana healthy condition. imparts wbsnana.i
s snd refreshing aromatic flavor to the "n, 70
anu Is recommended by the principal dent.
Sny PREPARATION in use For sale by Purcell Lsda 4
70, SehneIt Beers; Ado Gray and all druesists
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PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1s-Thc State Covncil of
that portion of the American order supporting the
10th section of the Philadelphia platform, is in
sion. The meeting is well attended, and the mem
beers arc enthusiastic. Jno. Washmead, Esq, made
strong national speech, favoring the 18th section
of the platform. s..-
course OF Messrs. Ede, Brown, Millward and Full.
Ter Of Pennsylvania in Congress, in refusing to
alesce with those who regard outside issues more
important than Americanism in the contest for
Sneaker
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g Auction N office The att,

tS Auction N Oti G e The attention OF
the public is solicited to the sale THIS MORNING
at 10 o'clock, of the entire effects of Simon Bonavta
decd, consisting of his stock of Fruits. Confectione.
~ Household Furniture. Also the unexpired term
of lease of Store No. 1856 Main street.
TERMS $50 and under, cash over that amount 4
months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable pa
per- LARUS L. SHINE,
do ~ ...- Auctioueers.
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FINE OVER COATs.-We are ,.c.1.;,

ZINE OVER COATS.-xVe ... ....,--.--
= nus day some very fine Over Coats Clo,ts "a
WIN many other new and desirable styles Of
CIotbiag, to which attention 10 invited ''i'' VI
ae - kEEN, BALDWIN l. CO.
RIDING OVER COATS.-W. i.,.-;..---
- fention TO our stock of long Riding Over &C.,
very desirable article for those who rde IN
aud are exIosei to the weather 'pack
De ~ KEEN. BALDWIN l. co.
FOA SALE CHEAP.-l have ON han,
Cl,h pieces of Peters sham, Beaver and Pilot
ssi.sx ~ AZ Cont lnings, Silk Serge, aud large
/ = sshofs Trimmings; for sale very cheap
s.ta A. LEVY, 81 Main street
--1.-7s-O Opposite St. Charles Hotel
SAysAG = E9ifsr- =. n. = = -
a. III W. sFs z, saiAelnk HHtyes, for sale BY
- ZIMMERMAN
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Decision of Mrs. ;ninc., Cn.e,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE supreme court OF
Louisiana, has decided that Myron Clark's will OF
1913 be probatio and that Mrs Gaines be placed in
possession of the property.
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hand Tea 80 INT NJ MISUNDERSTANDING and Gold
Eln..a ~ sets elegant Paran, Etruscan and China
snS Vases; Gold band Fruit Baskets Motto Cnna
RUBY "nd and Fancy China of almost every DEVICE
Gard Baskets Ink Stands rich Is,rs C"l 20
Decoraisd Glass Odor Boxes Cigar Stands of FhonS
geher with as sr' nod band China Candescks to-
Porte Monnsiso,t Boxes iniad with Pe"r
Bridal present. ana osrd Cases &c Those in want If
well TO call ei's ior the holidays wonld do
de I0-lH BuLKLEY & CO
mr.
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NORFOLK AFFAIRs.--On Sunday afternoon, an
unoccupied house owned by Samuel Adams, on
Queen street, Norfolk, was destroyed by fire The
Argus states that John Woodhouse, Esq, the dele
gate from Princess Anne county is detained from
his seat in the House by indsposition.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ We nsE particular attention to the
Sale, THIS AFTEROON, at 81 O'Clock OF most va
liable Real Estate the corner 18th aud Franklin
streets. For description reference is made to The
auction columns of tins paper. -t44-
..5. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
de 10 - Auctioneers.
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WIN. Ii POWERS. Agt.
naay 10 n X, Mantle n d q enern

.'OODo 20
Msih street, keeps constantly on hand
iarge assortment of Ladies' CloHks and Msntles.
french Needle-work Enbroideres ia Collars, Sleeves,
Bands. Chemizettes, Handkerchieis, &c
Ladies' Dress Trimmings; in every style. of latest
fashions.
Ladies' Dress Goods, of all kinds-fsrocsde; Moire
antique, plain aud other styles Silks Grape Shawls
and Scnrfs.
rurs, Cerseis, Blankets, Linseys, Cassirneres
WIN full assortment of Foreign and Domestic Sta.
rs ly tooes Al Of which are sold for cash pr-
ee g. t1at "lii defy eompeiltiual. 4e.s.s5 -.
smembep the Place. s,Ff. NJ EZEKIEL,
'a--aSwn frBr ~ Main 81.
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~ Special Notice.----E. Ii. Cook & Co.
ask attention their sale of China, Glassware, and
their auction rooms, No. 10 Main street. See adver
tsement. ...4 r. es+. .. de 10
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u President Campbell will I'D. w preach
in sycamore Church this "wednesday night, at hall
past O'Clock. de l9--lt*
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Wreck Of fine steamer Crescent City,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. lS.--The steamer Crescent
City, of this port, wrecked off the Bahama
Banks on the 7ti inst. She bilged. and it is sup
posed will prove total loss. Her passengers,
crew and the baggage and mails were placed on
brigantine chartered for the purpose and 2nyeyed
to their destination.
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~ A Meeting of the Directors of the
Bo trd of Trade will be held this WEDNESDAY,
evening, at O'clock Punctual and full attendance
is particularly requested. go 4. .
de l9---It WIN. B. ISAACS, Sec'y.
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WARJ;fEyD.

On TIA isth inst nj |, o'clock A. sst Oreeon I'LL
Nt6lho15a Cl9,rch, bythe kex: 4sswseney. ME
fysfstetsbnrs rspers please cory. !
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~ Special Auction Notice.---I ask atten
ton TO my sale OF Bacon Hams, old Shoulders
&C., THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock.
de 10 r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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". RcineyMl.--Dr. synriHg has renewed
nn ONCE 70 two doors beiow Trinity Church. Fraukin
stIees where he may BE- fund Al ai Times, when aos
sossn Z. On Pr0fs.isnsf ts'snsss,a r. A--l@
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- Photographic. Notice,.

~ Photographic N0tice.-PersOns hav-
ing Dsguerreotypes of their friends which they desire
to have copied paper, enlarged to any size, and
beautifully colored can specimens of this style OF
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From Havana +,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1s.--The steamer Elioradc
from Havana has arrived hero. She left Havana
the 9th inst, and the Crescent City from Pana-
ma, hadnot arrived before she sailed, though due
on the 9Th.
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LOST.

r OST-Ou Wednesday last, the day Of the
Ii Baon Ascension, between kousbee street and
the Fair Grounds, plain GOLD BREASTPIN, in
the form of A suitable reward will be paid
for its delivery at this Office. de I9-A+
I OST.-lIast Saturday Night i'm the neigh.
They in small tin box A reward of 81 will
be paid for their return to
NANCY REDCROSS,
de 192th Free woman of color.
I OST...On Monday, the 17ta December,
IL 1855. on Mayo's Bridge, between the Tol1-gate
and the North End, leather POCKET BOOK, with
a steel catch, containing my free papers. The finder
will be paid SIS by leaving them at this office with
the undersigned at Mr.. Whitworths Cooper shop, on
Byrd Island.
de 1885, RICHARD GRAVES.
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. Dec s-Cotton steady and un-
changed. Sales for the week $1,000 bales, inclu'
ding II 900 70 spectators and importers,
Breadstufs generally quiet Western Canal
-four sos Sd Provisions quiet and unchanged
Weather favorable.
Consois a0!.
The bullion of the Bank of England had incrcas.
ad fsT00D
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m14EstSN1TTpB INV WOElK-sAs -
"a - RANDOLPH's. l2l Main gf<ot.
0fE AND WU4Ks OF GOETHE. ~. H.
~ LeNf1s 2 v61a. ~ 80. &M
L4fCY BOSTON, or Womsn's Rights, and Nrfitual-
ISM fisteA fl.5
AILfEFORD; Family Hsfory. 75c.
OLD FOREST RANGER, or Wild Sports of India
By Major Campbell and Egnk Forester ~.
MIMIC LIFE, or Before and behind the Curtains-
ByMrs Hifchie, formerly Mrs. Mowatt. ~ -
PRESCOTTS HISTORY OF PHILLIP II. OF
LEsLiE,s FANCY NEEDLE WORK. Gilt, *2.so
and So.
HARPERS MAGAZINE--January, 1856 Csc.
RIVAL BEAUTIES. BY Miss Pardoe. Soc.
MY FIRST SEASON. By Beatrice Keynods 75c.
MEN AMP WOMEN By Robert Brown ming 81.
BLIND GIRL OF wETTENBURG. By J. O. Nor
ria TIC de I9-n
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SPALDINE's JAPAN EXPEDITI ON.

~ 1hlrd Edition, NOV. 1Uth. Prce $l2o
NOTICES OF THE PRESS. =
'This book is instructive, and enarges our krowl-
edge of the people of that restricted empire, and will
no doubt find favor with the public."-Baltimure
American.
Tho book is written in an easy and agreeable
style, and while it is full of amusing incident it con.
veys much information in regard TO empire of which
little has been knownn-Richmond n luirer.
'.It is book which will repay reading "-Courier
and Enquirer
tions which make the book more than commonly at
tructive Puritan Recorder. =
MIR Spading writes with Eat ease and perspecu-
ity. His powers of description fully adequate to
any occasion which requires their exerton, a is
abundanty evidenced in his various of
ind characters which hafe from his pen in the
sheets before us."--- Petersburg Inteligencer.
The book is matter-of-fact uneXaggerated account
of the expedition, and such is satisfactory and val
usble"-Portland Transcript.
"A very readable journal of the japan Expedition,
by officer which, though aiming only at Reproducing
the impressions Of the writer's mind, gives good
view ofthe strange scenes and characters which the
opening of the Celestial Empire disclosed"-N. York
Evangelist. 81 ,---E
mir. Spaldns's work gives the results of his obser-
vations precisely they occurred to him at the time,
his mind being sngularly unbiased by the entbusi-
asm of those by whom he surrounded He looks
upon things with cool, discriminating eye, neither
over-estimating nor underwriting the advantages of
relations running into eXtacies of aston
ishment at what and strange to HMM. Y.
Herald
Redfied has also Published his Japan and Around
the World" by Col j. w. Spalding, a distant rela-
tive, if not mistaken, of the able and talented
successor of q Flaget. The Colonel is most racy
spinner of yarns, and he had very long one to
spin, at it good earnest 1t the first account
of Perrys Expedition. and will always be popu-
lar than any government report.-St Louis Leader.
For sale by
de 1876 Ea. A. NORRIS
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r,,- Nnucbc.,cr f,of,on ,ud Wan, gInu

acturing Compapy-The annual meeting of the
Stock holders of this Company will be held THURS
DAY, the Goth instant at IL O'clock NJ at the Office
OF the Agent at the store of Winston 4 Powers, in
stead of at he Exchange Hotel, announced by pre-
vious advertisement.
de Ibid WM III POWERS ACT
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rTThe Poetry of Physic..Ayer, Pills

EF-The Poetry Of Physic..-Ayer's Pills.
GLIDE sugar-shod, the palate but their energy
although wrapped ups there tells with giant force
on the very foundations of disease. There thou
sands of sufferers who would not their disten-
pers they know they could be cured for % ctstry
Ayers Pills and you will know it.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved ont.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you
cured already.
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache Sideaches
Jsundice, Rheumatism, Derangements of the Liver
Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements and all disc
which purgative remedy can reach fly before
them like darkness before the sun
Reader, if on suffering from any of the numer
Gus complaints they cure, suffer more-the remedy
has been provided for You, and it is criminal neg
lect it.
That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is the best medi-
cine for Cough is known to the whole world and that
AYERS PILLS the best of all Pills, are known
those who have-used them.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Lowell. Mass and
sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., wholesale and
tail, Richmond, Va. no S0eodac2m
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sssnArHTc NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AeIA.
COMMERCIAL, DC.

5 HALIFAX, Dec iaAThc steamship Asia with
dates from Liverpool to the sth inst, has arrived
here.
There Is nothing important from the Crimca.
Rumors of peace still abound but they arc unau
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MRS. KITCHIE, &c.-AIINlIC LIFE,
lVl Before and Behind the Curtain, series OF
Narratives; by Anna Cora Ritchie s.f
BALLADS, by VIM. Makepeace Thackerey.
THE BLIND GIRL OF WETTENBEkG; life
picture of the times of Luther and the Reforma-
ton: from the German, by John q. Morrss
THE DIVINE LOVE: by John Eadie, ID. d.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: Its course, its hindrances,
and its helps; by Thos. Arnold, ID. ID.
THE GOOD TIME COMING; by IT. S. Arthur
CHILUS HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES;
by John Bonner.
LUTHERS CHRISTMAS TREE; illustrated
HARPERS MAGAZINE for January, 1856
ALLlEFORD; Family History; by the author OF
John Drayton.
THE OLD FOREST RANGER, or Wild Sports of
India; edited by Frank Forester.
FRANK LESLIE'S PORT FOLIO OF NEEDLE
WORK.
RIVAL BEAUTIES; by Miss Pardoe.
MY FIRST LESSON; by Beatrice Reynolds
,- Received and for sale by 49,
A. MORRIS,
da 1Q-f Nj,
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4 WELCOSIE NEW BOOK. -

By Anna Cora Richie, formerly Mrs. Mowatt)
one volume. with spirited illustration-$l-z5
hAiPs s * M fa1
PHENIxIAN.E, or Sketches and Burlesques by
John Phgnix-*l.
ME ME LIFE AFP M AND Works 1eSs
Sketches of his age contemporaries from published
and unpublished sources. BY o. H. Lewis; vol.
THE RIVAL BEAUTIES. A Novel By Miss Par.
number of p,hs, late w9,F ssesvsa by
l. Fokks.-JXMss woobHotsE CO. have
a great variety OF new and beautiful juvenile Books
suitable for Christmas and New Years gifts. Among
BALLOON TRAVELS OF ROBT MERRY AND
HIS YOUNG FRIENDS Edited hy Peter Par
TRAVELS, VOYAGES AND ADVENTURES OF
GH.BERT Go-AHEAD IN FOREIGN PARTS
OUT Of hEs sf't OUT s 81 bAscER By
NO S SUCH Word AS FAIL. &c.
woLFE's FAIRY TALES AND STORIES. Illus.
cuk!oTs STORIES n, ABOUT l FAIRIES AND
MoRTIMER's COLLEGE LIFE: BY L. J. May,
HISTORY FOR BOYS; Or, ANIMALS of the Nations
of Modern Europe. &c.
CARRIE; Or, the Child of the Parsonage. An au-
THE CHILD-WIFE; from the David copperield Of
Charles Dickens. SIC.
SMIKE; from the Nicholas Eicklcby of Charles
Dickens. SIC. -t.a
MY OWN TREASURY. gift book for boys and
girls. With 200 engravinss 81 Is
AWEEK,S DELIGHT OF GAMES AND STORIES
FOR THE PARLOR AND FIRESIDE. 75c.
CLINTON; A Book for Boys. By the author of the
Boys Own Book. 75c.
MORAL TALES. By Madam Guzot. Illustrated
75c.
Step in the Ladder to Learning. With engra-
wings. Sic
MERRlE ENGLAND. BY Grace Greenwood. 75c.
TOO. By Lewis Illustrated. 81.
do lg-Stif
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to $7,00O...Wanted, n man with this
amount of capital to invest in public exhibition
which has Melted, for nine months past Thousand
dollars month For particulars, address A. H..
de 18-3t Dispatch Office.
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A. NORRIS.

EPI.EiANT ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
For s sale By JAN JAMES woop ptS CO
THE HOLY GOSPELS, with 20 Designs. By over
Hs Eef hook y9 Oh f1 HMs gill; *so tho
and Artists of Great Britain. vols, svo., cloth
coWPE RS TASK. Illustrated. By Birket Foster
SuP.rhiy printed, illustrated and bound in various
THE BOOK OF wAvERLEY GEMS; in series
of engraved illustrations OF Scenery and Incidents
in Sir Walter Scotts Novels and Tales. Spleen
didly bound .s=.
FLOWERS OF LONELINESS. Thiry,sx groups
of Female Figures emblematic of Flowers de-
signed by celebrated Artists with Poeticai illus
tratons. Folio. cloth gilt.
FiNDEN'S TABLEAUX Of National Character
Beauty AMI Costume containing series of sixty
one beautiful illustrations engraved by Finden.-
THOMSOWs SEASONS, with engraved Iustra-
GOLDSMiTH's POETlCAL WORKS. Illustrated.
By members OF the Etching Club. A superb
BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA AND BALLET
Illustrated with highly finished engravings under
the mperntendence Of Mr.. Heath. Sumptuously
MILLIONS L'ALLEGRO and II Penserosa. Illus
tra.ed by Birket Foster Cloth antique.
THE WAVERLEY GALLERY. Portraits Of the
principal Female characters in Sir Walter SCOTS
GALLERY IEiiii OF BYRON BEAUTIES. Portrait. of
the principal Female characters in Byrons
FINDEN's GALLERY OF THE aRACEs; a series
of Portrait Illustrations Of British Poets.
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF SAML ROGERS.
Beautifully illustrated and bound. ~
CAMPBELL'S POETICAL WORKS. Beautifully
THE GEN BOOK OF BRITISH POETRY; with
Biographical Sketches By Samuel Goodrich
ELEGANTLY Illustrated
for Sundays and nolydays throughout the Year
Elegantly printed and illustrated. New edition
MACAULAY's LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME; with
upw% of 100 Illustrations, original and from the
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EN~ NU III c E. $2O X W A II ID !.
lICSNStrayed or was stolen from my wsgon, near
Broad Rock, on the night of the 27th Noveu,-
her last, brown roam HORSE, about 5 feet inches
high, nearly blind of rather stout FORM and has been
accustomed to work; draws remarkably well, and IL
about six years old. Twill pay $50 reward to any
per for his delivery at Mr.. b. j. Steers Stable,
Manchester, so that can get him. My address is
Winterham, Amelia CO.
de 19--It GEORGE r. ROWLETT
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NOYS, TOYS. TOYS.
EOR En0r

TOYS, Toys. TOYS.
i FOR GOOD GIRLS AND BOYS
The subscriber 10 now receiving the largest assert
ment in this city Of German French and American
TOYS. Also, variety of GAMES AND FANCY
GOODS, for sale cheap for cash. s.
Now is the time to buy before ] am too much
crowded. J. HAROLD,
de 1876 ll3 Broad st
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(NENT'S DRESS CLOTH Is lnc r
" Dress and Frock Coats: blue Dress Goats; black
Doeskin and Trico Cashmere Pants; Silk Velvet and
Cashmere Vests. Also, full line Of Linen and Cot
ton Shirts. all of our own manufacture from such
qualities of material make up the assortment OF
trade.
In bringing the several articles above enumerated
before the public do SO with considerable conf.
dence in ability to fulfil The wishes Of each cusc.
mer purchasing our Goods, and would merely call at
tention 70 the fact that Mr. GROSHONa iscontinu.
ally In market picking up such Goods suit while a,
this end we endeuvor 10 keep up the points in style
and pnce, wishing Of course to make our sales as ex
tensive end popular As possible.
call Is solicited.
GRacunNp rrrpnr.N
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FOR RENT.-.THE HALLC

O. FOR KENT.--THE HALLN ~
LII No. 10 Main street, over A. BodekeI's \ ~
e3:A Drug store, handsomely fitted up and X
lighted with Sns, expressly for the Order
of Druids, but equally well adapted to the =
wants of other ORDERS is for rent on Monday We'd
nesday and Friday nights, and may be had on very
moderate terms, 1t immediate application be made to
VIM. Sears Wood, two doors from the premises, or TO
the subscriber, corner nth and Broad sfs.
de l9-6tt MARCUS REEVE