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Commercial.

New YORK Dec. 22-Flour is improving; 1000
bbls sold at $3.50 for good Ohio Wheat is quiet
with sales of 5000 bshls CORN is dull Sales of 006
bushels 93 cents for mixed Western Fork is droop
ing; $50 bbls sold Beef is dull, $50 bbs sold Lard
is firm; sales of 800 bbls. Whskey is firm sales OF
50 bbs. at 40 cents ~, s.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-Cotton heavy. Sales for
two days reach 10000 bales sales for the week
bales. Cofee--Sales for the week $500 bags; prime
quoted at l2IdI2h cents rer mound.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

Monday nlsrsias, Decenber "a 1855.
s sss~sss ne New York Triss.es IS 4
II "a N.,-s yefk tribune Of The 18th, makes
s...r.,. ear. to surpass itsolf in indecent and
,ssssr.n, .buse Of the South This Is very din
All, seat 10 accomplish fer Il has long ago exhaust
Il "a ~ array If SANDER and invicfive Every DAY
= 4. The wear II Manufactures some libel upon Soash
ern,.nen and Institutions, and rains q shower 81
i hard names upon them In the course Of WE'VE
months, the Tribune pours more offensive ad)ee'
lives upon Southern heads than the allied forces
have raincd shot aud shell into Sebastopoi. There
: is. however but one Of the means Of annoyance
adopted by the allies which the Tribuncs articles
at all resembles which has been designed to
overcome the enemy by It's vile stencil OF course
tho Tribune, by it's monotonous and eternal TRADES
upon slavery aud shareholders oyershoot the mark
1t neither Influences the public mind nor does It
irritase the South. Southern gentlemen take 1t
as much matter of course that the Tribune should
he indecent and libeloas, as that a rotten macke'
rel should smell badly. --e-e-sT
In its issue Of the 18TH Il exulss Justify because
Southern newspapers occasionally notice it. A
journal Of Mobile having copied ono of its articles
for the purpose of administering to 1t sound cas-
tgston, the Tribune halls il as sign that anti
slavery sentiments are beginning to find favor in
the South II rejoices to be noticed, even though
Il be by kick. II reminds of the man who
boasted that the king had spoken to HIM well,
what did he saytr inquired a companion. why,
he told me to get out of the way" If It becomes
necessary occasionally for a gentleman of the
Southern press to record the sentiments of the Tri
bune, it is no more evidence Of their appreciation
than is any other record of crime and depravity
which they may publish in their columns.
The Tribune notices Mr.. Wellmans late motion
in the Virginia House of Delegates. in regard to
Kansas, and an article in the Norfolk News, under
the head of Fools Legislation and EDITORIAL
This is as about as fine specimen of wit as of
manners. Any body can call names,-perhaps
even the Tribune, coarse and scurrilous it is
might be surpassed in that line by fishwoman of
BHlngsgate-but If it does not receive any foul
epithet in reply, it must understand that gentle
men never employ the language of blackguards,
because it degrades those who it, much more
Than those to whom it is applied.
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NORFOLK AfrAIRs--ProE VIM Porcher Mises
who served through the Norfolk epidemic and u
now Mayor Of Charlesson, q. Css has forwsruea
900 to L. L. Brickhousc, of Norfolk, to be distyk
buted in presents 10 those patienn be attenesd ~
R. H. Chsmberiains, Eco. hAs rssigned ~ once
Cashier Of the fArmers bank. At xt9ecting =
was elected psrstdens samuel R..Moore, TelIer.
and W. II. Taylor, Note Clerk. A benevolent gen
tleman of Nansemcnd county. has sent ak turkies
and $lotowanis Christmas dinner for the Nor
folk Orphans" se-.-s'sssa
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Mr. John Skinker, formerly of this city, is an
nounced by the California papers as one of the
delegates appointed by the Convention of the
American party, recently held in Sacramento City,
to represent that State in the Grand National
Council to assemble in Philadelphia on the 9Th of
June next -
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a. A.. w. Osborne,s great Picture Gale

~ A. w. OsbOrne,s great Picture Gale
~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Banh 10
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
hshment south of the Potomac river Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair should pay vilt this
establishment, where they may obtain hksnesses in
every known style of the art from the smallest to tbs
largest size. The ladies win do well to call and look
at assortment of beautiful Pearl, She'll Papief
Mache, Velvet and Morocco Cases. before purchasing
elsewhere. ~ & A. w. OSBORNE,
oc q Sign of the American Flsg
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e Rockbridge (Va.) Alum Pills, for the
cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint the Diseases Of
FHnales, and General Debility, prepared from the
mss obtained by evaporation of tho Water at the
Rockbrdge Alum Springs, Va.
The Pills, possessing in concentrated form, all
the virtues of the celebrated Rockbridge Alum Wa
ter have been found sngularly successful in curing
the above diseases, and is a neat and convenient
thod of securing its good results.
Price $l.00. Also, ROCKBRIDGE ALUM MASS,
for sale in any quantity. BY
BENNETT l. BEERS Druggists,
Sole Agents for the sale Of the Rockbridge Alum
Water, Pills and Mass. Terms cash. no So-lm
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Hess Of . vessel ana Crew.

BOSTON, Dec. el.---St Johns IN. b. papers Of
the 18th inst state that the British schooner Mar
Raret, from Maitland. n g., for Portland, capsized
in the Bay of Fundy, and all on board except Capt
Campbell, the master, were lost. nlezs3- 8
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IHE CRoPs.-A letter writer says that the
crops OF oats, wheat and tobacco, raised this year
IN the neighborhood of Green Springs, Louisa
county, are better in quantity and quality, than
they have been for nearly thirty years
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ESQ Cent Da guerr eotypes.-
POWERS 4 DUKE are still furnishing their custom
with their neverfains Daguerreotypes for 50 cts
with Ambrotypes or Glass Pictures, dramatically
sealed between glasses but they still taking
Their or % r,esh na DssaegfrSsotyPss
and which have received the highest praise both ps
their cheapness and durability de Il
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LAND WARRANTs-A favorable reaction has
| again taken place in the price of land war
rants. The market is firm with tendency up
wards, at the following rates: SOS and zoos, s1o3
per acre; Cos and l20s, % cents per acre.
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co1e1enRmAI.

or - former being shove u yiel3f the latte Is
sthsl otations. Stock light lid Nforsge. IL.
Il 4{sAT.--Thc market II firm ugh there t4
min ned d s5a4i 80; do VIII n g5012. T1e1l
"a H0Sh speculation a. to prize DURING 1apun1ys
~ general that quotations win advance during those
months. Holders show their confidence Of this BY
storing largely. There win be mspens0q OF opera.
lions 81 the mills for time duripG the holdays; and
there will be very little done in wheat. we suppcse
for tIiAt period
pTOBACCO.--There hiss been very 1ittle done since
our weekly report, aud no change in quotations.
The Tobacco Trade IL for the present suspended and
there viii be breaks again until the 10th January
CORN--Dull at 756 90 cents. II , fi3
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THE U. s. STEAMER RoANoKE--the new u s.
steam frigate launched at Portsmouth, has been
pumped out, and the leak ascertained to be in her
ways, five feet above her kelson. She is not
''hogged' in the slightest degree nor are any of
her knees displaced. She was taken into dock Fri.
day afternoon "a t~-H-E
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eY A Letter from the Rev. DR.. John q
McCnbe, Of Hampton. Va. -.

Having had occasion to use Bakers RREMlrn
BIrTERs in my family within the last two years "a
Of dyspepsia and headache, can saiey
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing maladics with % sisnal success - tina hsse
ever carefully avoided Recommending any Of the war;
Gus nostrums with which the country IL Hooded, e
harm than good hut ~ Bsksr's Bitten have been
tyied nnder my immediate observation and produces
such beneficial rosults do not feel AZ liberty 70 WIN
r''N--r1s ~ JNo. C. McCAbE
soid BY PURCELL, LADD { CO. and prsss"
generally.
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Fire IN BrookIyu.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.--The splendid mansion of
Rollin Sanford, ESQ.,, In Pierpont street. Brooklyn,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Nearly the
whole of the magnificent furniture and pictures it
contained were also destroyed by the fire and water
The amount of the loss is not known, but it must
be very heavy. @ ses s7ef<
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DELTA KAprA EPsILoN--Thcre will be held in
Washington, on the I'd Of JANUARY, a convention
of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. The ora
tor selected for the occasion is Beverly r. Well
ford Jr., Of Richmond, and the Poet, John r.
Thompson, Editor of the Southern Literary Mes.
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- Hair Dye, Hair Dyc.-.Johnsens Bat r.
ber has Hair Dye which II instantaneous ana 49,
washes OF We will advise all who dye 10 ksys .s~"
sou ca a. he warrants 10 give perfect sAtisfacson
or no charge. ,.sL
Alsc TO s. had FLxrcnEa's HAIR TcSIc, an ma ].
tbls remedy for ell the iis thss the human h-'' "
10 ior n srnssr ssswsss Mv.s : cAassss1rr',
no u SIS
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BOSTON, Dec. 2222--The brig Frederick W. Horn
from Georgetown, S. G., for Kennebunk, Maine
fallen in with the 9Th Instant distressed and
waterIogged. The crew were brought into porl
this morning. w.. ,a5~fs5s s.
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..sss, s.... & ). So. s:s.....s 49, E:
1a,ss Is'1 To- si||ss Il shs !, Is.isss:
II Y lswELLEs. s.s'y.
- -AaefIsn Nstiee.--Tke aftentien q
Hcusekeepers Il solicited to sale Of senfee HOUSE,
hold Fnrnitass. 0lass Ware, Carpets. kcs nc, this
9. "a E;s idsss.': sHr Aae..
ssfety e H4s..sss.;;-Te tns.rs shi. :
in situation bf absolute security This can be done
y ths ne e one q Wilder Z Co. sALAMANPER
been tested in than two hundred fres and have
ALWAYS rxGseRvED THEM CONTENTS.
WE only, in this city. have for sale the genuine OH
saas ga ;, aW g 1,s sArE .v1tt54us pporurv
" Card.--Thomas w. Keesce, Anctisn-
viii viii sssend il person 70 he sale 81 Real Es.sss
Household Furniture, Stocks OF Merchandise, Horses
xLso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne
groes. ~ sssf ssa'al ~.
: de 12 sf sstas va ~ S
uMarl< the Inprovcmenf.--Hebse Of
the American Shaving Saloon, il furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception Of Fall and
He will soon have his place Handsomely renewed
It has heretofore been, and will c0nfinue to be, the
resort Of the old the mddls,ssed and the yonn for
in style unsurpassed BY any one, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees. Go then to Hobson
style and take good Hot, Cold or Shower Bath and
you will come away better and wiser.
. ~ board Of Trade Committee Of Ar.
LEWIS WEBB. Chairman,
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON
BENZ. c. GRAY, JOHN H. CLAIsoRNE.
no zS-ts -e
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TT Daguerreotypes Daguerreofypes ~
WHITEHURSTS GALLERY continues TO make
those beautiful Daguerreotypes for which his galleries
are so celebrated Having lately rc-reted his rooms
In this CITY, and also secured Artist long cxperer-
ced in making the improved glass aud paper Pictures
he is prepared to furnish all the different styles exh
bted at the late Mechanics Fair on the most
able terms. Gallery No. n Main street.
de 22- Str
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CosGREss.-The Senate was not in se..,.. g.
furday In the House. Mr. Washburu. az ~, ..a
suRsessed resolution prohibiting debate unit, -
election Of Speaker which was lost re,o,n,,a
offered BY Mr. ouitman, Of Mississippi, limiting de
bate 10 10 minutes for each member, was adopted
A restlasion by Mr.. staunton. Of Ohio, for the
election, for Speaker, Of the member who should
receiye majority Of quorum was lost All
o'clock the House adjourned until to-day, without
q ballot. q 8 go - - 1888 =
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T Removnl.-.Dr. Warning has removed
his Office to two doors below Trinity Church. Franklin
street. where he may be found at all times when not
absent on professional business no 2s-lm
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT PARIs-F. p. Schisano
French Vice Consul at Norfolk, gives notice to
farmers and others in Virginia, that Universal
concourse" will be opened at Paris, from Nav II
June 1850 and during the same period in 1877
when hogs, horses, sheep, cows, poultry, &c. and
agricultural produce and implements win be admit.
iea ior exhibition The articles will be TRANSFERS.
ca from the frontier of France TO Paris at tho e..
ofthe French government. Fer fur,h.r ;nas. so''
ton the consul invite the farmers ~ was .'
communicate with him " :"
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The AmefiCRn EXpreBS KObbefys
BOSTON Dec. 81, 1855--Deputy chief Ham this
afternoon re-arrested, at Lawrence, Oliver King
for robbery of gold coin from the American Elk
press. in September last ON the requsition of Gov
Clark King was on bail .i e.
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kaaK sses = 6sRsa3z assf kgss .4}ss s-se. -
.s8&sf afff u e R 4sz9ff
.sssKssa -<Z e.
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~ Ladies', Preserve your Teeth. avo,s
the agonizng toothnche aud the horrors of the dents
forceps, by the habitual use of DowpENs DENTAL
FLUID 1t prevents the formation of tartar removes
all acrid secretions restores the gums to beautiful
RED and healthy condition, impsrts a wilderness /,
the teeth. refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth
and breath, is recommended by the principal dentists
and physicians of this and ether cities az superior 10
any preparation in For sale by Purcell Ladd 4
Co.; Bennett Beers; Adie Gray, and all druggists
oc 6-d3m. --. 49, - -
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sasfsssa ssts4a EssaSs7 ssa tslss sfa ~ 81 Is
.sfe g,FJ 5i91H sE 1880 Ass ast 81
-. = sl-..a
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FIKElIEN,S VISIT TO PIE
TEQCRTvRG -IJpERTY COMPANY

a FIKEMEN,S- VISIT TO Pc.
R%N Observation-Disclosures COMPANY,
@SS@ No. will visit their brother Firemen in
- Petersburg, Thursday next, 9th inst.
leaving the depot in Richmond at 81 O'clock, A, NJ
Returning viii leave Petersburg at 10 P. M. and ar
rive in Richmond at ii p. M.
The company have engaged Smiths Band and have
an invitation to visit Dr. Beales Panorama of the
tic Explorations This together with the time spent
in Petersburg, will make it the most attractive
sion offered by the company. -..s
P. s. Persons not members of the company wishing
to visit Petersburg the occasion, can get tickets
from members of the company. s'--
By order of the company.
de 24-St JOSEPH L. YOIJNC Sec,y
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LOST.

I OST...A check on the Farmers Bank of
L. Virginia, drawn by John p Royal, in favor Of
George Herring bearer, and payable on the Path
inst. for one hundred and fifteen dollars and forty.
at bank, all persons forwarned to trade for
the same GEO. /. HERRING.
de 24-lt*
I OST..On Thursday last, ON Bread St,
BOOK containing my free papers. Any person find
ing sand papers, and leaving them at this office, will
receive reward of ST. SALLY HOGG,
de A-1t* A free woman of color.
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" Choice Old Liquors...Brandy Dark
1880 n = = ''''''s'
Choice old Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, something extra
Old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum
Scheidam Holland Gin
Old Bourbon, Summerdean and Mountain Rive
Whiskey
With a full assortment of other LIQUORS Cordial.
and Cigars. For sale by DUDLEY & Co. =
de 10-lmk u Ma;n ~
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~ of very superior in parcels to suit purchasers;
just received by WILLIAMS. l. BROTHER.
DRIME NEW SIDES AND SHOUL.
l. DERS.-Srnall size, landing this morning and for
sale by de "a WILLIAMS BROTHER.
NEW BACON HANIS...Bright and small
/ Y receiving from steamer, for sale by ~
de "a eet.i WILLIAMS BROTHER
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.~~~.~~~>~~>~~~>-,~-~.--
ts aa.s ssa r.s
family References given. Address NJ. =. 9; at this
WANT X D--ImmcdiafeIy nc the Rich.
clean WHITE SAND. Samples must be left at the
Office Of the Glass Works, Rockets de 22-12t
WANTkD.-.The .pa er y srs TO EN- EN-
charge of their books for the ensuing year Apphca
tons. with references enclosed, will be considered
de n ~ Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
M AN 4 K DIN a irocery business nI-
w ready established, partner with cash capital
of from three to four thousand dollars Apply through
the Post Office. Box 3d. at de 21.--4.
WANTED.--A young Man OF fine char
resided in Grocery in this city for 10 months past.
wishes situation. One in Wholesale grocery would
be. preferred. Apply to -,
w to attead in store To one that can come well
recommended liberal salary will be siysn apply
de 10 Cigar Store, opposite American Hotel
WANTED--An Owner for one chest and
w two Boxes marked Louis c. Rogers, stored
with us by the Captain of the schr Emma from Bal
''''''' : ',fp' = D. B. BRIDGFoRD & Co, .
de Is s-st On the Dock.
nv ED--Immcdiately, one or two
w good men to work on Custom Coats None need
dy work during the winter will be given. Call at
ia, Main street. -
no % l' t" VIM IRA SMITH.
nv AN TIE D-STOkAGE.-Th bulk Of
w 1000 bbls. heavy storage wanted at moderate
rates. Mdze. stored at my Warehouse, be ship
ped the canal by vessels, at any time free of
pense in getting it aboard A. s. LEE.
no E---tf g. t,s.fi
WANTED Y--Fiffy Coal.
w MAKERs to whom good wages and constant EN-.
poymeut will be given.
oe u KENT. PANE 4 co.
w procure the services of Southern Lady of ex-
perence in teaching English, French and Music, to
take charge of small school, the session to com.
mence the LIST of February next address, a
.e.- STEP. +. SAMPSON,
--,.s,- Keswick Depot,
de Tim Albemarle County, Va.
= 49, T0c.T
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A CLAS SICAL AND Sci fC
"A SCHOOL will be opened by the sud = on
the tlrst day of March next, in the city of Richmond
Its object will be the preparation of youth for the in
termedlate and senior classes at the University
For testimonials of his success and ability as an in
stTuctor, he Is permitted to refer to Dr. S. Maupin
Chairman of the Faculty, DIR. VIM. H. McGufey. Pr
Mo-, Phila., DR. Gessner Harrison, Pr An tars.. Uni
versity of Va Rev. VIM. S. White, d. D., Licking
ION; Rev Moses Hoge, d. d., Richmond; and the Trus.
=, The fees will be: For Ancient Languages and Ma.
thematlcs per session, $500 or for the short term,
from March to July $685.
English branches will not be neglected
lhe French language will be taught by an exper
sneed and accomplished French gentleman, at the or
oinary Tee OF 80 per Session, or $40 per term.
de 24-2awtlMarch CHAS q CIR sUn
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY..Ali balance
Handle and best Steel, and warranted to be the
best Sheffield Goods imported in sets of ST. 81 and So
pieces, or by the dozen; Knives with without
Forks beautiful goods; for sale low by
de "a .- ZIMMERMAN.
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= L-suas n STEAMER BELyIDEEE
So FOR BALTIMoRE.-Freight re-
sxsz4-ceived TO-DAY, (MONDAY.} the
24th inst The boat will leave this trip To-Morrow
TUESDAY Morning
Consgnees requested to call in person or to send
orders for their goods. Unless they are removed in
proper time they will be at their risk, and subject
to storage.
Shippers requested to send in the names of
their consignees, else their shipments must be
signed to order.
de 2-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
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4 RE YOU SICK ?--If you are, don't take
"A Quack Medicines but use those prepared by a
Dr. ROSES celebrated Family Medicine are the
result of thirty years practice in Philadelphia. His
prescriptions for each complaint. and have been
well tested and approved by hundreds OF physicians,
and thousands of patients A remedy for each dis
~ =. 81. ---. u
THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER
This preparation is truly the wonder of the age
Cures all pain external internal. Cures pains in
the sides, limbs back chilblans ague Jumps in
the breasts corns bruises sprans toothache earache,
stiff neck throat pains in the bowels and stom.
ach, sudden colds &c.
The Pain Curer.being asfne tonic mixture, is also
used with great benefit for weak stomach and bowels,
likewise for fever and ague. ~ I. -e.vs.= ....-e.
Whenever you have pain, use the Pain Curer freely,
and you win obtain immediate relief. Bottles l2A Is
THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP. q"
DR.. Roses Cough Syrup or Expectoraht Is the best
preparation in the world for Cough, arising from
cold, consunptive cough. Bottles fifty cents and
' ''.'T TO CURE wHooPINe COUGH.
Use d.. Roses Whoopine Cough Syrup. 1t is the
only reliable remedy for that distressing and often ia
tai complaint. Price so cents. F. -
r. TO CURE GROUP.
DR.. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives of thou.
sands of children. % cents bottle.
TO CURE NERVOUSNESS.
The most wonderful preparation to alay all nervous
affections Of the mind or body is Dr. Roses Nervous
70 5" CURE KID "S' AND BLADDER COM.
PLANTS. $50
D''p''' FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
ing ofthe Womb, Weakness and General Debility. 80
DR. ROSES FEMALE PILLS,
Are the great regulating Female Pills. Is cents a
DR.. ROSES sAIsAPARILLAs COMPOUND.
Should be used by all females as Strengthens and
removes all eruptions from the skim Quart bottles 81
small bottles 80 cents. -.- .-1 q. t.l
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CRANARY AND FEED STORE.-The
" undersigned has taken the house corner of Frank
lin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by Messrs. N.
b. l. c. B. Hill, for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS, 80 81
ment of all kinds Of GRAIN Mill 0fal, Hay Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Grsnares and Feed
Stores. bfs SE# - US
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention, and selling reasonable terms to secure a
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally He viii deliver any article free of charge
anywhere In the corporation. He will also attend 10
b SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission, and will insure for bis
country friends the highest market price for any con-
At 4 a-1n 'A''pS 1'' JOHN w. COSBY,
TSHE time e fast approachina when LIB.
i Wy will close Ids present busness. He advises
all who really want bargains IN Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods to give him CALI assuring them that they
save at leaat Is per cent by making their puT-
chases Of him. Recollect that he il selling OF to
lay in another stock, but ID selling of to close buzz
ness s@tssN s8 2 a. LEVY, 20 Main st.
de q Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
Jelly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES supply ef
Jelly Strainers just opened; also, Gelatinc and
Jelly Moulds; for sale At I.ss
dc n BULkLEY co.'s
TLARIFIKD HONEY-A prime article,
~ only 81 gallon. For sale By $50
de- u - Druggist.