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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-06
rHE DaITY DISPA'TC:Hl
.1.-s T,t,.es Ahead.

= 2TueoAey .ss -
= s Hard Tfmes Aheaa' ..s.5
,r,... .rr..r m be bard simess ahead Accord
- -, r,,rean correspondent d the Philadef
-. r.-is.r Europe L. In . starring eondltson =
r,. -,,.. az breadstu6s, he mvA have been def-
Ter, everywhere, and Il q probably with'a view
. = t.xnsr. prices DOWN that the Bank Of England
ha. enhanced iss discount Hrss from 81 70 per
ssn., then to ~, and more recently from ~ 70
nor cent, while in financial circles u Is pretty wen
understood that further rise from 70 81 per cea'
may be expected In Croatia and Transyissn1 -.
which supply Austria, throughout an -
and In the Dsuubian princpaIisies, me :.
i eonslaerably below an average Inc VA
damaged the crops In Southern kas1as anu .-''
a,,;es IN the Sea Of Azo6 have destfoyea =" i'
,,.nsa .mount Of brcadstuffs and presislons'
r, ,,o,t prussia the crops have been denc'cn'
and the Government it Is said proposes 70 guy 'oi
Ave millions of Rix Thalevs breadstuiis. oiIecls -
Amer;c. The corporate authorities Of Frankloi'
AMI, Hamburg propose to make purchases V pio'1e
Tor tho moor during the ensuing winter oese.ai
c...es of the Zollyeroin have already 'no
.Y,or. Of grains, not only to foreign e'a'es' u"'
f-n,, one state of the yerein to another fiha's'
.,,o ,corresuondent adds that, according 70 sone
elaborate statistics lying before him, ana "h'eh
.,o,d All ono or two columns Of the Ledger, Franco
will need no less than ninety six millions OF francs
,.or,h Of breadstuffs, all Of which the Moniea the
official of tho government. in late number, as
.ured It's readers viii have to be procured from the
limited States The first crop OF potatoesn Europe
has no, been seriously damaged, and there are stu
nenty of green vegetables there, but, asks the
rr;ter. if Notwithstanding this, such precautions
are taken for the future, what will be tho case In
the middle of winter, when these sources OF nour
,shment have disappeared or dimirishedf
Every country in the world appears to be looking
out for itself but the United States. We are ex'
,,ected to feed the whole Of creation, and perhaps
a starye ourselves. The prospect OF famine prices
is again before u.s. God help our own poor mus.
they in land of plenty be compelled to suffer and
perish, while foreign nations grow fat upon our
haryests, Can nothing be done to secure to our
own people at reasonable prices the uits OF their
own soilf -tt+ .--'-.-i --
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LOST.


OST..Eifher in the Farmers Orav irginia
L. Bank FIFTY DOLLAR NOTE, on Saturday,
Sd instant, about O'Clock. The finder will be sta-
bly rewarded by leaving it at this office. no 5-2t*
I OST...Left i'm some store, on Vain ST.,
H. 4 or dropped in the street between Meurce's Shoe
Store and the Old Market, pair Of GOLD SPECTA-
CLES with the initials NJ w. T. on then The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving them OF
the Dispatch Office, or at Henry Browns store.
no S-St* 2f'-5-t - [t.fF' %. .''- =
LOST AKNL EFT .--LOst, on Thursday
IL evening, 10Th street between Broad street and
the residence of Mr. Becktels, Tabotts Row. an in
fant's GOLD ARMLET with the name of Smith en-
gTaved upon it. AS it is article very highly priced
by its owner liberal reward will be paid tho finder
by leaving it at Paterson Jacksons Drug Store, No
49, Main street. ssl. no 3---6t
Z OST OR STOLEN--In the Agricultural
IL Fair Grounds, on Tuesday. the S0th October an
Ivory PORTE MONNAIE, containing about $50 in
notes, Dat Tickets and sundry other papers for the
recovery of which liberal reward will be paid, on
applying to LARUS & SHINE "a Main ST.
no
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmoud Markets. Nov

Richmoud Markets, Nov. D, 1855.
p1 oJrp THE foreign news has unsettled the mar
ket BUYERS and holders awaiting fuller advices,
per last steamer
red: 80 Is to 50 20 for good to prime white, and
advance of 5 cts. on last Saturdays prices
CORN-No change; $10$1.05 per bushel; supply
exceedingly limited.
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EUphoIstery Goods.-Brocatelles Ius,.

Satin de LANES; Union Danasks
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tassels; Loops &c.
Do Cornice; Bands &C.
T. r. PRICE [ co
J. d. SMITH, Upholsterer, makes and mt. ~ ~,
Curtains in the latest style. Orders leN with T y
PRICE l. Co. will receive prompt attention.
oc 22-1m
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70 John A. Belvin returns his SINGER

thanks to his friends and the public for the hbsrrl
share of custom in his line they have h,rs.ofots
awarded to him. His late disaster has subjected h,n
to heavy loss and great inconvenience But he (.
again ready to receive orders. He may be found fr
the present in the Basement Of the Metropohu1
Hall, and will be pleased to attend to any business 10
his branch of trade. oe Pa
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wDoyden,s Dental Fluid.-.Ths lei

brated Dentifrice, Kor Cleaning and pressring As
Teeth and Gums, relieving Toothache, arssns De,
cay, imparting delightful favor to the mouth, is for
sale by Purcell, Ladd & Co.; Bennett Beer
Grubbs L Apperson. Laidlcy Robinson A. Bod.
ker; Duval L Norton; Paterson & jackson, and al
Druggists &C 6--iSn
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D ,ssuoRr. WILLIAMSON RELEASED FROM PRI-
soS-On Saturday morning Passu,ore william
seu appeared In the United States District Court
10 Phiiadelphia, accompanied by Messra Mereditn
Gipin and Hopper his counsel, and offered peti-
ton i'm which he expressed his wilngncssto purge
himself of the contempt in the Wheeler slave case,
for which he was imprisoned in July last Judge
Kane received the petition. granted the prayer ana
reauired Williamson TO affirm to what he had 10
saw in reply to the interrogatories of the court
Certain interrogatories were then propounded 70
him by Mr. vandyke to which the followingis his
answer az amended;
~ did not seek to obey the writ by producing the
p.rsons II, the writ mentioned before this court
Idid not so seek because verify believed that it
was entirely impossible for me to produce the SAID
persons agreeably to the command OF the court
This answer was then accepted by the court and
ordered filed -lH
Williamson being reiDstated in the position he
held before the court Mr.. Vandyke arose and stat
ed that nole pros had been entered in the ease
in this court, but that he had, on behalf of MI
Wheeler entered a suit for damages in the Y. D.
Circuit Court Judge Kane thereupon discharged
Williamson from custody. he was Immediately
surrounded and heartily congratulated by his
friends He is said to look exceedingly well 2
We are aratifed 10 announce to our readers CATH
ATTIC Pill lof which, In our col
umns from that Justly celebrated Physcian ana Cne-
mist Dr. J. C. AVER. His Cherry Pectoral. every
where known the best remedy ever offered 10 the
publcifor Coughs &c, has prepared them :, Ell ecs
that ANYTHING his laboratory would be worthy OF
attention. As no medicine is more universally
taken than Physical Pill the public will be glad to
know of one FROM such trustworthy source W 9
happen know and can assure them that this article
has intrinsic merit fully equal to any compound that
has ever issued from his Crucibles and consequently
ia well worth trial whenever such medicine be-
comes ne ;essary.-Racine Com. Adv. 1t
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FRA word to Housekeeper,

used Paterson Jackson's Magic Furniture Po6S
If you have not, call at at No, H. Main Street
Market Bridge, and invest 80 eta. in this valuable pol
ish; and If on trsl it does not give satisfaction rour
money will be refunded. oc@~.bt
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p0ILARD,S RHEUMATIC LISIMEST
w EIlyson VERIFY, No. 81 Pearl Street

between Main and Cary, Richmond, Va, lmgots,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in CIGARS
SNUFF, &c; SMOKING TOBACCO in quarter, 5li
and three quarter ID. papers w P. Hill brand and
pasteboard boxes, Union brand, very superior q
ticle; and in u pound boxes of the Lafayette Com
MERGE and Trade, California and Pocahonts tHsn1
e. Smoking Tobacco put up in barrels to order
rc Him
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w ToIlovers or Fine Hefses.-.The fol-
loving Hofs.s noticed below by the Baltimore Clip
per az having been on exhibition 81 the late Mary
land Agricultural Eair arrived late owing
feggy weather kc for exhibition ut our Fair will be-
exhibited at the Fair grounds this evening and to-
morrow evening Mt 4ocfock. The public invited
to examine them They will make . trial Of speed:
and persons fond of horse racing will have oppor-
tunity of witnessing the sport
gTiunan Derrick, of Montreal. Canada. exhibits
grew stallion Marshal Murat' and ehesnut stallion
Morgan Hunter EACH aged five years He also ex-
hib:ts three Of the Morgan breed, named
tslora' Lady st. Lawrence and Fanny Wright
The stallion Marshal Murae is beautiful strong
and swift mal,-capsbls of trotting his mile
inside of $50. He was sired by the celebrated
full bred Morgan horse Young Comet. former
ly owned by Smalley and Adam, Of Vermont
His grand sire the Root Horse, sired by old Sher
man Morgan that sired the old Vermont Black Hawk
Fl dam was grey mare of gre at speed and power,
sired by the imported horse OF Sir John Coburn for
me.ly Governor of Canada. The stallion Morgan
Hunter"a handsome and swift footed animal, was
sired by full b eed Morgan Rather. who sired by
the famous Tarmah Horse of old Sherman Morgan
stock His dam 2.4o mare, sired by the i'm
ported Norman horse of Capt. Sweeny, of the Queens
Light Dragons. a sT
They can also be seen at Mr.. Lees Stables. on
Franklin street. t e no6-u~
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rP To the Voters of Henrico.-FellOw
Citizens: candidate to fill the vacancy IN thu
clerks Office of county, accustomed by the resig
nation of James Elicit, ESQ 1ta
Respectfully, f DAN'L E. GARDNER
-If g. 3 --- = Haus
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attracted to the city by SIMON'S Az Iriends
iored Photographs that they must moi re and Co
well worthy visit. '-1ney ara bosA
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BOARDING.

PRIVATE BOA RDf NG 81 have one Ia rye
L pleasant room with two adjacent rooms opening
into each other well adapted to the convenience of
family of four or eight; also, two other rooms OF
smaller size, adapted to two six persons. Board
very raasonable situation most desirable in the city
Address A. NJ. Richmond. Va. no St .
% GRANDDAUGHTER HOOPER has several
ID vacant rooms and accommodate families
with board on moderate terms Location Church
Hill Grace street. four doors from 25th street. Vsi-
tors attending the Fair can also be accommodated
oc 26-Im* .....-. . .. .-.. ..... ..... .. .
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ELIXIR CINCHONE.-Thi. mr.

ELIXIR CINCHONE. - This prepa ra-
the best Casaya Bark, with other improved and val
liable Tonic and Anti-febrile agents here presented
in the form of elegant Cordial Elixir which while
possessing their remedial properties in eminent
degree, is entirely devoid of their Objectionable bit
terness and disagreeable taste. p se
1t may be employed with benefit In all morbid
conditions of the system connected with debility
whenever a corroborant influence is desired and no
contIa-indieatins symptoms exist and in the absence
bowels, 1t viii be found highly serviceable in relax
ed nervous condifion-in some forms of Dyspepsi
loss of appetite and langupr where tonic influence
is acknowledgements diseases of Neuralgia or
febrle character, and In many other to which,
by analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed. 1t will prove servceabe In ward
ing of the miasma arising from low damp situa-
tons, and by its inyigorating tonic influence in pre-
venting afer recovery, recurrence of the attack.
Prepared and sold BY
e. 49, PURCELL, LADD l. co.
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q. eE Captain tHn0t, thc iitFo " -" 60, y
breted work Twenty years OF dn African Ti'ug
cured BY HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE IlNli ~
Captain Canots brother hiss long been me aI'eos,
and friend and il now Medscen en- thefi Of Inc h"f
ror of France. :, e,tL-g,,
We extract from letter written to Mr. eloe1oll.s,
of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. Iha isAei - 80.
be read in full as it does credit 10 the peso "I1
of the Captain. If all who had been eIlee y, mar,
Tiucture of Hampton's would thus siesA W. w., y,
now suffering might be induced 10 W III"
medy: a., -f,,i' ,us ,e,a
"Having called on me on the 10Th Of APli ia'5. VOC
me Frustrated on my bed, useless III a.. a' ~, 1-os
can appreciate nearly AS well as my;s1L =, me-
reEefI received from HAMProNS fess'"'"
ture. =, .;.- Ho4hf,y
'sYou may inform Messrs NoEiiI2eL . 10 D.,
that they are at liberty 10 make rise o. u; ys,s,s-
mpport of the good effects of DR., hshnlV"n 3. ,
M. Tincture IA il has cured rGe IN h'e 80 ,ss,r
chronic Infammatory Rheumatism ooI..d,s; ms.
trouiral climates end Of seven year J,ts -y-s
ton | have only used three bottles ~. s,r-u M %
the deformed parts Of my hGHd' arc '-''
their former natural appearance. IS ,sy,rsl ptyc
81 have been under the treaths ~ ,rsrsni be
c;sns in I,ondou and Paris. without any ~ Thoup.
eft: also. while in New YORK, haFins HAVING b,s
sonian and Homeopathic remedisa "a md .ronaiH
tormented with gBlvanic battercs' ,s,n.I nss'
baths and hundreds OF inieTns aa - h, this iisEF
zines all 10 no effect am, 80 iar ~ nsv dss
TONS Vegetable Tineture only. lheIe,vS sd y
ain. accept Of the assurance OF my rsso Casor
lieye me your well-wisher ,.,,-. II please sT'f
rF- Delicate Ladies and children WIZ
call and get Pamphlets and see ea,es gergi7l
pronchitis. Rheumatism, Liver CoT'Pi'"9
A. feuae medicine il is unriysii.es,na yLL. LA2v
Sold by o. A. sFRECKER ard r. ,s@S..rrct,ea:sI
60. Richmond; by DIR. COOKE, fiwsao1RrlNES !
al the Druggists IN pste .aS ~ Drugs. la go
keepers everywhere. "a e"
t5 81 per hottle; bottles toi
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,.r., cigar store to w

Fiat Powers CIGAR ~. Se., cla'' :. !.
American Hotel can be i9J.." .,oct OF Csd'
impoI,edd :, TO I .ny establishment in the Jas
hi. lafse stock Of Cigar. may Be aI s.o,.
brands La Victoris, La Cstedra .,a'as PrIns"
cabana. Bayonetts, Also the s .'i bs.. Chess. :
sether with every brand o. 'nc ,,y AIDED %
Smoking Tobacco thai Is 0"'
your patronage. h~.ss
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~ Virginia State Agricultural Fair

Persons visiting the Fair this Fall ought by all meA
to bear in mind thing and that swinleEis :olns
on and with it aches and pains of al! kinds and ~ va
therefore take our advice, never leave the city Until
you have supplied yourself with the great Virgins
remedy,
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LISIMEST!
Which has never beer known to fail giving relief ia
any case of Rheumatism Neuralgia, Lunlbsso An''
ton of the Spine, Corns Bunions Burns scsd,
Frosted Feet, Chlblains, or any disease Of man o.
beast to which Liniment is applicable. See M',F
tisement in another column. ocz-d5s
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r~wM.P.BURWELL, Attorney at Law

will practice in all the courts Of me NY q hI-'
mond, and the counties of Chesterfield and PCHl'NH
Prompt sttention paid to the collection Of s '''A1
entrusted to his care. -.
Office corner of Governor and Main streets o'
the store of F. B. Spence. 10 lin
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u 4WHrK ING 1mprOvflne nf.s.H 0b5On, OF
the American Shaving Saloon, is furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter visitors-puinting guiding, Competing, &c
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been and will continue be, the
resort of the old, the middeaged and tho young for
all who want agreeable Shave, their Hair cut
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. ----.-.
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Sold by PURCELL, LADD L CO. " and M5'I 6A
generally. N1'N pFoggss
IY Upholstery Goods.--India and r.,..

Dauasks, Satin deLaines Lace and MusI;n LINEN Mon
Gimps, Tassels, Loops, Ceruice, Bands &c ..nas
did assortment on hand 49, aspen
Having engaged an almost entire new 90, NJ ,u..,
men from the most celebrated houses North vba
with my own experience, satisfied that IJnh,,a.
work OF every description will be executed Tp wi.
not to be excelled. JOHN +. REGNAT'IT !H
= oc S0-lm .s- 100 N; a.
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ry Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, is
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
lshrnent south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit this
establishment, where they may obtain likenesses in
every known style of the from the smallest the
largest The ladies will do ell call and look
at assortment of beautiful Pearl, Shell, Papier
Mache, Velvet and Morocco Cases, be fore purchasing
elsewhere. @ A. w. OSBORNE,
oc % Sign of the American FLAG
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III The f0el IIaufeHie OF NfcHnIOHu ten-
of the said city; also Mr. Toy, who testify that
the year 1913 he the tragedy played THAT
is exhibition at the Mechanics Institute, in New
Foundland. the British Province which was supposed
to he good tragedy any of Shals2eBre's. The
Bard needs praise. He will deliver speech ON the
Capitol Square, if Heaven preserves him, on SATUR-
DAY night at o'clock. As he has spoken previously
en- various subjects this speech shall include all the
science of agriculture and mechanism.
The Bard claims the premium for the best poem of
the Agricultural Fair; also, of the Mechanics Inst-
tute for the best writing in the world Richmond
poets her Bard to do his duty.s ,.- ..s- no 6-lt+
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k0ssuth.

Next to Red Eye tho greatest piece of horse
flesh that human eyes ever rested on, the renown.
ed trotting horse Kossuth was the great object of
admiration at the Agricultural Fair The vast hu,
man circle around the race course kept their gaze
constantly on Kossuth, and be was the theme of
every tongue. Tho great Hungarian. on his first
arrival at New York, was never more admired
The general opinion now Is, that the horse is a far
superior animal to his namesake, and that II Is a
pity he was not named after better man.
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EEcrIoss.--Yesterday the States of Louisiana
and membsrs Of their Legislatures To-day the
States OF NEW York, Massachusetts, New Jersey
and Wisconsin, and the Territory of Nebraska
vote taf~s f4ssfE ssI8s& 70 4 $500"
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NETTING OF THE RELIEF CoAMITTEE.--A meet.
ing OF the committee to receive and disbursc the
funds for the aid Of Norfolk and Portsmouth call.
ed by an Advertisement In this mornings Dispatch
for this evening. At tho Exchange. As matters of
importance win be brought before the committee.
full meeting is desired
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~ To the Citizens Of Richmond and
Strangers visiting the city-If yeur with get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved STYLE and
your Whiskers changed to most beautiful black
brown color-then call on Hobson under the Amer-
can Hotel. Hot, cold and shower Baths can be had
all hours from O'Clock a. M, TO Top. Single
bath q cents or tickets for 81. Entrance 18th
street. 80 ~ 81
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r% HizhIy ImpOrtant to tho Loyerr


will be held at the Rooms of the Association, THIS
tTuesday) EVENING, at !! O'Clock. no 6-ls !
IL Highly Important to the Lovers of
FINE ARTs-New discoveries of daily occur
renee, and the late Improvements in Photography.
The photographs on Paper, in colors, and the I'M
have taken place in the wonders of the arts and
sciences. The Improved Glass Picture is new and
wonderful Improvement over the DaguerTeotype;
they are made on plate glass; which renders them the
most beautiful and lifeke ever produced by the pho
tographic The exceeding fneness of delneation
depth of light and shade, and richness of tone is
daguerreotype but represent everything in its true
position, and being without the glare OF Daguerreo
types, may be seen in any light The Photographs IN
Oil and Pastil coors are another grand achievement
in the art; they magnified aud copied from any
small Daguerreoiype Painting, regardless of their
aged appearance, to life size and are fully equal
and as durable as the finest Oil Paintings while the
hkenesses are infinitely superior These pictures
be copied with such facility that when a number of
copies taken the price is less for large SIZE than
for that of the smallest Daguerreotype.
]. HI. Whitehurst's Photographic Specimens of
Photographs .Ambrotypes Daguerreotypes and Ster-
reoscopes, have won for him two medals and two
certificates which were awarded at the Worlds Fair
Exhibition London and prize at the Crystal Palace
Exhibition in New York the highest medal ut the
consecutive Fairs of the Maryland Institute in 1885,
-'5l,-'52'53 and 81 the premium at the Great Fair
silver medal at the National Fair of the Metropolitan
Institute, Washington, D. c. in 1883, and medals
the same Institute at their Fair in 1854 and the
highest medal at the Fair of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute at the city of Richmond, in 1884
The Whitehurst Galleries are at No. 205 Baltimore
reet Baltimore, Md; No. n Main street Richmond,
N. Y; at Washington d. c.; Lynchburg, Va, and
Whining ton, N. G. .-f. f-l-.a..r- FOG ..
Lkenesses are taken at J. H. Whitehurst's Galleries
equally well in all weather, though cloudy prefer
Steroscopes or Solid Daguerrotypes are taken in
their highest perfection. no 5-St*
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" Fashionahle CIonL. ~

LADIES' FURS. ina Shawl
ELEGANT SILKS; ROBES; Mo,pr
and Dress Goods generally AsTIQUys
CURTAIN MATERIAL, WITH All TT,
TURES. ALL The Fly
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
A splendid assortment of these Goos-
invite attention. '0u' 70 which v.
&C lets TUOS mr.,
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Rev, Haisey Dnnning, formerly Of Richmond
church Of Baltimore, on Thursday last
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BACON e AsKERVlIll., 800. S p
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receive consisnr,ents Of Tohaccc. Fioar, Corn,
Wheat kc and give their peFsonsl attention To sales
of same and keep eonstauly on hand large and gene
ret assortment u 0soceries, Seed, Peruvian ou.ae
10. feH-d&wts
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Taos. r, PRICEkc m

WOODEN GOODS.-T. r. PRfcF and Heay,
hand large and well selected stock Of ~, ~ ha,s "a
Blankets, Sattlneta, Plains Kersevs ae pes. Nes-g
winch they will sell at the lowest prics. Ha LEse!s
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MAGAZINES -,

s a Charge sss N asa n s s1y part Of III.
Books Song Books. Stationery. Pr;p,s psooss Bin,
ing Cards, &c. constantly on hand faH'es Pa,
EY Remember the place IL
oc oi-oI OPPOSIrE To TUE
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tF Dunlop, NIOncure & Co. ask tho at
tention of dealers to their auction sale of Groceries
&c. and Liquors in glass, commencing at 10 O'clock
THIS MORNING, without gard to weather.