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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28
From The SOUTHERN Churchmau.

A TRIBUTE TO DEPARTED EXCELLENCE.
Could the anguish OF sor,cwins friends, se.rsI.
the unreentng angel of death, the subj ct Of this
notice were yet living. Her un,imeIy death only
Ia the late Mrs ANNE Nj wArs1s. wife Of jas
r Watson Esq. Of Albemsrie county, Va. who de-
uar,ed this lite ON the Sd inst were conspenous
eloouenty described in XXI. Proverbs
None OF the rare qualities OF soloman's "virtuous
~omsn," whose prise 10 shove rubis. was waiting
edged By troups o. mourning friends. Such char
seter only needed be reimpressed ~ith the divine
non.steSt Christianity a. . member of the Episeo-
p,l communion, and the peaceful calm Of her clo-
ing oments sttsst the sincerity Of her profession.
Cd Ia an ovsrAowins ehssrfulness, which Knocked at
misfortuns and made light Of toll. 70 womsn's ten;
ssasrst.ndios A serssity Of temp i'm srtufSasle
by iif.s LILLE iliss hsart whose bountiss knew no
snt either 10 the sndssr!ng Ties Of kiedrsd Or u
rams was but the ssstet Their memory 10 embaln:
| S h0 IL ad' child en- AID friends
The lisht Of the house Is dsrksned, but not, IL
| hoped. exhneuished. From those dim and distant
re eions beyond the tomb, It stll beams-a beacon
| rsat 10 point the footsteps Of those she loved,
through the images of adversely and SIM and welcome
with ts bright beams their entrance to the heavenly
Her last nlnes though severe. did not at once Dc.
vslop its fatal character While her anxious family
veIy she herself became aware Of her app oac ching
END 10 the dead hour Of night, seemingly in bsa'
tiic vision, whose solemn import no mortal may
ujecture the warning came. Calling to her bed
side her weeping famiiy-tearess herself but rsdi'
ant with Christian hope-she hsde fareH ell t. all =
Every member of the beloved family, from the
dearest to the humblest, was summoned TO the sad
devastating. The most considsrate remenb'acc &c
of absent friends attssted both her undying Attention
for them and her unfaltering trust in that Saviour
who had redeemed her with his most precious
Blood.
The writer regrets not having shared with other
dear friends the melancholy pleasure of witnebnng
her last nom ents when her countenance lxe
that Of the protomsrtyr Stephen, "as it were the
facs of euua
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ALMOST AN AocIpENr.-Yesterday after.
noon horse attached to light carriage attempted
TO run Of whils passing along Maia street. near
our Office, but the gentleman VINO was arivloe MN
the vehicle; Immediately after which the animal
was caught before doing serious damage.
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IoCAL MATTERS.

s,nuox pr lIo. - 80 During the
assvy rsis m Les. ssed.y. :, gs'Di.v Inc
houses ss, g. dsmased' frame Building jus,
no. ssI sv ssnoos, on which had been placed
srses sndycsor wss struck the root tearing up
the shingles The uIa' ripping Cd s5s T~o o.
boarding 10 descsot 20 sps ~. the residence Of
sre sa1rsq vas also struck and the slate covering
s;.b,iy damaged Mrs Fsrrsr va a., 'e i've ~
:bectsd but has entirely recovered rem ;d
tscts Mr. s.lnons eu nanSac,or,a as We under
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

IMPUDENCE PUNIsHED. Ann, a slave in
the service OF S. S Sutherland, was srraigned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, and ordered fifteen
stripes for wilfully running against James, of
Mr. William A. Irving, while passing along Mar
shall street, ard then abusing and threatening him
with violence for demonstrating against her rude
behaviour
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DIED.

At Roslyu in the county Of New Kent OF biliou'
fever on Friday. the 24th Inst, JOHN OVEkTON
as.d years; and ON Saturday, the 18th inst. PHI.
LIP PENOLETON. sged II years, sons OF John o
sad Mary 2. steger of this city.
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DEATH II Psusos.-George McCauley,
convicted at the May term. 1854 In Rockingham
county, for the murder Of George Lilly, and sen.
fenced to be hung, but sent to the Peni-
ientisrv for ten years, the Governor having com.
muted bis punishment, died Of consumption short
time since.
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The status OF HEsnr AND JEYYsasos We
make room d q mornine for very intere sr-
ticie IRON the Examiner on the two statues re.
Gently brought to this city for the Washinston
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IsauEsr.--Yesterdsy morning Coro,.

Wicker, attended by Constable v. Brown, held An
inquest upon the body of Thomas Kennedy. Who
died on the shore Of James river, near the drsuv
bridge, last Sunday sfternoon. Kennedy A ~.
have already stated, wss originally from Bai,in,ors
but recently arrived In this city from North Csrol
IA ria Petersburg. The Coroner, soon a. he
heard of his death Sunday night procured q cof1io
ana had tue body tatea 70 Mr. J. w. Sattervhite's.
OF 18th and Psauklin street, whore the 10.
aaest wss held Verdict Of the jary-4 Death from
intsmpsranes and sxposurs TO the SUM-" the lsssss.
60 having laid on tbs shore for several hours Fhe
famiy OF the dsesassd vss imms diatsIy ttlssnphed
Ia baiftmore; and Of them have no oubt 49,
On TO take charge Of the body
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PORT OF RICHMOND. Aas. II

rOkf OF klCHAONn. Aus. II.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdzs.
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, m6zs ,
Lu3lam L Watson.
Schr. Samuel J aowden, Kinnard, James River,
wheat, corn and oats l. Waller.
SAILED,
schr. Caroline C, Pomroy, Boston, flour and bran
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GA WOOD CkMsTERY.-Mr Eggeling,
the .uperntendent of the Capitol Square has fura.
ished the Committee on the Oakwo0d Cemetery |.
plan for its improvement which has heen adopted
and that gentiema 10 now resdy to commence Law.
ing off and identifying the grounds This viii X
good news to many CT our readers In the eastsrn
part OF me city, who have been extremely anxious
70 PuIchase sections In that city of the dead"
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LOST,

| OST-On Saturday night, two Negotia-
IL hls NOTES one drawn by HI Shafer for e75
81 cts. to our order, az months; the other by D.
Browne, for S74 SO, at months The finder will be
compensated by saving them with u.s.
Persons cautioned gaiust trading for the same
a. payment has been stopped.
an 23-2.* l., p. ELLIS CO.
| OST-A DOG COLLAR, with the
IL owners name upon it. The finder will be re-
varied by leaving it at this Office. au 27-St
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DrscHARaEr.-John Hitchcock. sum :
,an.a beF,re the Msyor to show cause Why he
.hoaid not be ned for selling liq1or without IL.
csuss appeared before the Mayor yesterday and
was discharged the witness failing to make ms sp'
pearepce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

Tor CREAM FEAsr-The ladies connect
cd with the new Methodlss Church on Union Hill,
intend holding grand feast of Ices. cakes fruits.
etc. ct the Chapel next Thursday night, the object
being 10 raise fuuds 10 pay for their new aud beau
r.fui church. They ask and Will doubtless rsceive
ths nstronsss of our ctissns ON the occasion, for
apart from the noble end aimed at feast given BY
such fair hands cannot fall to prove enticipg to
every man who has soul sufficiently large to ap-
preciate the efforts of the ladies' 10 oil good work.
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NEW CoRN M1LL.-We see by the pa
pers that Messrs Grader & Cowan, of Nashville,
Tenn, have invented and patented q new mill for
grinding corn, which IL said to be superior to any
other ever introduced to the public lee construc-
ton 10 said be very simple a. we'll as easily IN
derstood and If 1t should get out of order at any
time, can Re repaired by an ordinary mechanic -
This mill occupies space of twenty weight fqusre
inches, and can readily be transported from place
to place and can epul up at less cost than pslr
of ordinary bur stones Its capacity for grinding ID
propor,ionate to the power applied. With two
horses It will grind from fifteen to twenty bushels
of corn per hour. The burs of this mill are made
of iron, and the surfaces 30 little liable to wear
from friction that those experienced In such matters
have given it as an opoon that they will wear for
three years Without requiring repair; but whenever
impaired by use may De removed with very lille
trouble, and new ones substituted at a small ex-
pense. Another advantage In this mill Is, that X
cuts instead of MASKING the grain as under the old
process, thereby preserving all those nu'riive
qualities of the meal which are now supposed to be
partially destroyed by the heat generated 10 the
masking process.
From all we have heard of this new invention i!
must prove of ipfDite value Ia large ccrn growing
regions, where evary farmer should have the
means of grinding his own graia, at the smallest
possible expense. With view of giving The farm
of Virginia opportunity of becoming pos
sessed o. Il, Mr.. John H Baptist formerly of this
city has purcbase the right for this State and will
b, in Richmond, prepared to exhibit it, In very
short tims.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

THE HIDDEN PATH was taken by 80
i persons at BUFFERS L SIMONs on Mondav
It 10 Iovel Of real merit far sup erior to @Alone
Ii 10 published 10 vol DINO. cloth. Price o. Is
Wholesale and retail by
BUFFERS sIMONs,
au 23-2uf l57, Main At
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WESTERN SQuARE.-Under the direction
OF mr. Eggehng. number of laborers have bsen
ing the appearance OF the Western SQUARE. nIsr.,s
tory to the opening OF the State Aslcuitnrsi w.
In october next When the work 10 com plet "A tho.
srou nds will look much better than her.rosor.
prove far more attractive to strangers yisitinr the
city. ING
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$50 sinks q summer sun to rest
60 dies a wave along the shore u

May life 90 consistent q death 90 triumphsnt
bear precit US fruit in aiding to redeem from thls
worlds dominion, and recalling to God every mem.
Der of the mourning family Such were her last
uttered wishes; and for this end would appear, If
we may conjeoture Gods designs, was this dspensa.
ton sent.
Uairersityof Virgiaia, Aug. IA, 1855
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Rus ovER-Jehn Reid, so G.s. and bu n,e.
negro; go, near Marshall, yesterday afternoon,
90 d .sverely bruised but had none OF bic bone.
s1J Had he been sober there 10 no doubt that
ss woa,d have been badly crippled. a. the horse
was going rapidly At the Time ana tnfew all"
sgsnst the stones 10 the street.
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n.-.-c. p. rsE EPRIEos. = n fSs
Ds, !. ,ss sor;nss can have the Dlsp shc1
gong sae !, % them he for any length OF s'me 'A
may desire.
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UsKIND.-Mrs Mary Butler, while 10 a
very excited state of mind used insul,iBg provok-
log and threatening language to Mrs Mary Gleason,
for which she was called before the Mayor yes En-
day. and, after hearing placed under bonds to
be of better behaviour In future.
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Among the arrivals BY the North Star from Cal.
ifornia IL Lieut.. J. Pegram. U. g. Army, of Rich.
Innrd ~.
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SHIPMENT OF FLOUR From the lst tn
the o3rd of this month, there have been shipped
from this port to Rio Janeiro and Rio Grande, %.
osl barrels, and 1868 half barrels of four-the ess
tinsts of which, In this market, 10 about $3.50 600.
This trade with the BRAZILIAN government, IL q
yerv large one, and will doubtless BIS vastly 10.
creased this year over the past.
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SALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR


We learn from reliable authority, that the
Greenbrier White Sulphur, together with the
large tract of Land attached to it, has been
sold for the sum of $780, 900. The names of
the purchasers are not given, but it is cen
jectured that the purchase is made by a
Northern Company. One rumor is, that some
English Capitalists have hand in it. Messrs.
MCFARLAND, &. e. SrASARD and H. L.
BROOKE. were the Attorneys who negotiated
the sale.
This is grateful news to the public. 1t is
- be hoped the White Sulphur will be revo-
iutionized and made worthy of the incompar-
able fountain which has kept the locality ia.
NOUS and attractive under every dissdvan.
tage.
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A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned
IA sEsinst giving credit to any one Whatsoever.
upon my responsibility, - I will pay no debt not
centsscted by mysslf IN parsoa. or BY my written
order 1855 JOSEPH A. AaNOLn
an ST. -
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RRUSHES.-A supply of the above judi
H. opened, among " hch are Hair Btoomi Vuiu,
sizes; counter and Furniture Duster.; Scrub Big,ai,
s1me hsndled; Dry Hurting Brushes With bloch nt
handle; Tooth, Nail, Hair and Clothes Brasher 3D.
tie and hearth Brushes, &c. at
GULKLFY co.'s
au % 1877 MssE
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TO BE SOLD on reasonable terms for
i cash. first rate Grocery stand. on 18th street.
near Msyo's srldls, teasiesT 9th stock and ds.
an 28-ltt
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will

be received at this eff 50 until Mondsy the 81
OF septen Der next, at IL O'Clock M. for TIE 20 low
ing WORK, vz:Gradiug gravelling aud ditching Dock
street, from 7h street to Dock street; repairing East
ITO street, from msin to Fankliu; and repairs to
West 18th street from Main street to the Station
House; New Cutters on franklin street. 4 m 18th to
9th street; South side of Broad stress from oath
25rh street; East de of Esd street. from }race
to Bread o.; on I'd st. between Cave st. and new Blu
rying Grcuuo; East side of l.t street. from Mar.
shall to Lsiih; on est side of Henry ST. from CIay
t. Catherine at and South side of Catherine 1t from
Henry st. to this city line; and ON East aide of Attn st
from Cansl ct. to Arch &C
And also. tor taking up and re laying Cutters On
each side of Becou's Branch, On Brooke Avenue
Also for grading on Grace ct, betwe en- goth aud
ztst ses' ming Adams street. from Cary to Canal
1t; and Sroese Avenue, on each side Of Bacon's
branch. And slso, for graveing on Broad st., be.
tween 24th aud 18th SITS -
Proposals must state the price of srsding or filing.
per cooic yard; the price Of paving and repsirins
per 81 iare 'rd; and OF gravens, for eperv inch Of
depth, per squsre yard
FOR the above work, certifcates ia city scrip will
be issued on monthly estimates payable six months
after date
Contractor will be required to enter into written
contract for the prompt and faithful performances of
the vors; and unless such contract be signed within
ten days after the award i. will be considered az
abandoned
For further inform alton, enquire Of
NJ. BATES,
an <o-os Secy Comrs Streets generally
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-. JONES. -Tas eommuaication of IL q
ps0' !" ffeemsson Bapsist Church, Norfolk. rel.
~. !. zoe charge that he had dsssr.sd hh pos.
- nss ps0'e stricken from the city Vim apt q,
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING g.
GLASS SIGNS WITH SILVER LET

(-LASS 6IGNS WITH SILVEK LET
~ ERa-As the subscriber will leave Rich mond
on FRIDAY next, but three days left to gentle
men who may wish 90 learn this besutiful Art For
the past thiItsen days the undersigned has done
WORK 10 this city to the amount Of $780, and OWING
beins an abundance of Signs SHOW Cards. &C., to be
made. which would occupy sevsral persons at least
six months, two gentlemen, who have aeasirsd the
themselves unless Others may Offer before FIidsy.
~ LADIES Will also be taught. it bsins clean
ana nice occupation even for the parlor - "a
TERMs-&20. II p. COHEN
su 28-3ts unitod 0tates H1tel
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NAyAL.-The U. s. sloop .of.war Cyane. Com
maoder Wilson, and the u steamer Fu,or
were at Pensscols on the 18th Inst. The evans
has been ordered to New York. Orders have been
issusd TO have the steamfrigsis susqusha anna fitted
Out for sea forshws The new s,eam.frisa.e Mine.
soe., now being built 1t the Washington Navy Yard
VIII probably be launched about the middle OF DC
tooer. Commander George 8 Blake, 1t present at
,aShsd to the Bureau of Constructor Equiprs
20, washington viii, It b expected, receive the
command Of the Saratoga, new fitting out At the
"naf.ssso"n Navy Yard. The U. g. sloop col war
Oseatur was seen July 20 10 the Straits of Juan de
saee' bound up Puget Sound. ell well. The u. 9.
..esnef hAssschssssts. Commander Meade. Ar.
xIv00 % San Efancfaeo Iulu f.o..- =
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DRESERVIN3 KETTLES AND FUE,
l. NACES.-Beii-metsI Preserving KsEtlsi $50
1: on Fu-nsces la store and for sale BY
GARRISON x ANDERSON,
an % M. l06 asinE
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WISH TO HIRE tor the balance of the
Il year, woman 20 COOK, WASH and IRON
Applicants will call at my Dwelling, 9th North of
Leigh streets. j. G. COURTNEY
eu 28-lt
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CELF HEATING SMOOTHING
~ IRONS Which for economy ans convsnl'fa
e1csls anything of the hind yet iuv-n'ed Etns
By CLARkSON ANpEhsoN,
au.8 Nc. l(6 MsEt,
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DEFINED LARD IN PALS tui.
IL Their supply landing this Day from steamer.
For sale by
au % ss- WILLIAMS BRO1hEA
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WILDER'S PATENT SaLAMlN
w DER FIRE PROOF SAFES, WITH TRt
BEaT POWER AND UaGLAR PROOF
LOCKS. The subscribers have been appoint.d J
Mesrrs B g. Wilder l. Co, agents In thi, oiy bi
the sale of the above world renowned Bates fh.I
will soon be in receipt of fail stock of sll hst
fsrent siz-s which they will offer for sale i miIa
faotureIs pIiees. In the inesntiue they will esM
to have orders Tor any of the sz.s or desc,ip,bv,
ranging as they do through twentyone nums,n u
every price, from $50 to $685.
WILLIANSG BROTHER
Conner OF Cary and Pearl sttes,A
an % Richmond v.
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MARIAN HARl,AN'S NEW BOOA-
AVA THE HIDDEN PATH-FJr sale, ~a'F
aud retail. Price 81 Is
Copies ssnt by mail st the above prize,
HAROLD 4 MURAL,
100 Brosa ST 81!
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1Dnn SACKS JEEFBIES & DAB,
LGUOsEY,S FINE SALTs-DAi szS''Hs
su98 DAVENPORT, ALLEN GU.
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HOLLOW WARE-COnsi,tin Of spl.
dsrs Ovens Pots, Skili.ts &c Just rsssiSsa
by CLARKSON L ANDERSON,
eps9 NJ. 106 Nsint
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TIE HIDDEN PATH By Marion HHLni-
SI25 CHARLES WORTHAM
au 28-Stif 33 Main street
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FURNISHING GOODS Il have nov IN
l. store large assortment ofsup s,ior made Shin,
warranted to iit .iik, cotton, msrino AM l,ms se.
Shirts and Drawers, Socks aud Gloves of SVEN h.
s,ription; silk, linen snd cotton Handkerchief On.
watts, stocss and Ties; Collsrs, 5sarfs, Nlsat Can,
Morning Gowns, Gc.
Also. a large variety Of Ready Made Clothat
of which will be sold at the lowest cash prcss
A. LEVY, 80 Main street.
eu28 Opposite RI ChsrIss Hspl
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THE CHRISTIAN MIRROR BY sr
l. j. 8. Jeter.- Just received another suppIa
the sboya Book Price 60c
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Eycsrsss
The On
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u-hisncd
eleclSsd,
IS. A
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NE0f the|
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81 ,ns
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sta,
Zq'lens
fever
a[remaj
4siti1
Do,te|
80 shs
Re, q |
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CHAMPAGNE DRAWERs-sOueisI .
~ new, with which Champagne or VIA
drawn without I'm corking the bot,le FSt yI co
Az 90 bULhLGI
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

oOO LBS. RuTABAGA. White, F"tand Globe r"r
AOO nip Seed.
Table salt and Fishing Tackle, at
n,,,.r Stnr..
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B BOOKS & Stationery,
DAHL NATHE FIELD ONCE MORE.
Boohs, Stationery, Pepper Hangangs,
AND FANCY GO0DS::
= Vim. Dahl.

.f @ w Ill a lVGU14l9 t'l -s..
ON ROBERTS STREET, SAINT PAUL,
IL AVlNG recently returned from theEast with We
ny extensive and various stock of oods selected
with great care, and with special view to the demands
in his line of business and good many other thines of
beauty and value BESIDES which he invites the
that he is prepared crafty all who may favor him
with their patronage; ~ saai a. -
D''.S AS,
All the late publications in light lterature including
The Slave of the Lamp; Katharine Ashton; the in
ta's; The Lawyers Story Stanhope Burleigh; Harry
arsUn; Julienne; The Cequette Wild Scenes OF Hun
rers Lie the Artists Wife, Eyentide salt Water Bub
bles; Working Mars Way in the World &c, &c.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.-Bbles of all sizes and finish
Psalm and Hymn Books; Religious Tales, &c.
LAW BOOKs-A large assortment of the most
cent publications.
Catholic Books in Large Variety!
STANDARD CLASSICAL WORKS. in English French
Spanish and German Languages Dictionaries; Golfers
shakespeare; Histories, ETC., etc.
WRITING AND OTHER PAPERS
In unusual variety. Comprising Surveyor Mapping
papers; Kent Mills Folio post; Mercantile Blue Laid
Fooscap; Cream laid legal cap, long fold; Burgess
Co. and jameson & Co. Quarto Post; Commercial do.
FURNISHED Court reculaed, damask laid; Extra super
fine, gilt, commercial and Pearl Note; High glazed
cream damask laid, fine embossed note papers.
ENVELOPES-Ofa all kinds, from the costliest to the
coarsest-from the large Ofcia' to the pee billet
dour enclOser.
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY,
OF all kinds known.
ni an nxmIs 0oK KS, Tor OH ahe Counting Room,
Blanks, Pocket Books, Remembrance &c.
w all Papers,, Borders, etc.
The most extensive and beautiful assortment ever bro,t
to st. Paul For richness and variety of patterns these
papers and borders cannot be excelled.
SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS 4 MATERIALS,
large and choice assortment.
C0l0fed Landscape Engrar1ngs and Images
OF Christ and Mary in Alabaster.
And vast variety of other things; among which are
Pearl and velvet porte monnaies Comedian wrist band
buttons with gold iasteningsj Gold rings pens, pins
gold and silver peecs GllOtts best steel pens; Card
brushes, Comedian rings playing cards dice
back CANNON boards Indelble ink Ivory tablets pen
Gil points, tissue Hurds golden gloss the hair
Thompson's hair wash Music and musical ms trumen,s
etc, etcl O
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