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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26
THOs. B. CARR, NJ. ID. ID. ID. 5


SFsSszE4A years, charges for
uIHYYYYlO 10 less artificial teeth fine gold plate.
each, 90
An entire set of teeth on fine gold plate, $50 90
Ditto gold, with artificial gums, $50 90
Ditto on Patina platte with artificial gums $50 90
Upper under ditto, each, 70 90
Pivot tooth that be distinguished from the
natural 5 90
A fine gold filling, warranted permanent, 2 90
Do. and destroying the nerve, So to ) 90
Extracting tooth, SO cts to 90
Best dentces and tooth brushes always hand Every
operation lcarranted to give entire satisfaction Teeth in
serted Immediately after the extraction of the angs and
modelled after the gums have hrunken without additional
charge
Office on Market-st., doors below the Church.
Wilmington N. c., April 24th, 1854 l95-lm-3f-tf
NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS AMID OTHERS.
VNHE subscriber has increased his number of wOrkmen of
i the competent that be obtained. He
pete with any Machinist Architect from North or South
lie prepared take all Jobs in the Machnist Architect
ne fitting up Steam Engines, erecting Circular
Upright Saws, Founderng, Framing, and erecting Water
Mills, with lOtchkss any wheels in All his work
will be done the TOst approved plans He has cores
pondence with of the best Foundres, and will furnish
drawings for any necessary castings, and have them ordered
the convenient place All persons who want work
in the above lines, would do we'll to give him CALL
had long experience in the business He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage he has received
Address D. B. JOHNSON,
Machinist and Architect,
Poocksvlle, Jones Co.. N. c.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
Farm in Market

DY Virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
ID Augusta County, rendered at the June Term
1884, the case of Basley and wife vs.. Greiner $
heirs, will, Tuesday the 9th day of March, Fro
tecd to sell upon the premises by way Of public arc
ton to the highest bidders, that Valuable Farm for
mery belonging to George Greincr, now deceased
This Tract contains ZIG acres, Rood and 80 Poles
of land by recent survey. The land has been neEec-
ted for some years but can be highly improved at
but little expense. 1t has upon it two coniOrtapic
Log Dwelling Houses. an excellent Barn, SmoEe-
house, Spring house, &c. 1t has four or five never
failing Springs upon it, suIiiciency Of ;leadow and
a bout Fifty ACRES of Timbcred Land There is
large number Of fine fruit trees tpan IT. IT lies five
miles north Of Staunton, Immediately on the McAda-
nzed Road, Ga Toll Gate which is profitable being
on the land.) The ncighborhood is excellent. and
mile below it on the McAdamizsd Road, is one OF
the best FIGURING Mills in the Valley.
1t is seldom that tract of land possessing as many
advantages, either for home speculation to be
found in market.
TERNSY-OHe ft'artt of the purchase money il
hand. and the balance in three equal payments at one
two and three years. the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security for the deferred payments, aud the
title retained ultimate security. Possession given
immediately. ROBERT p. KINNEY.
val will entertain proposals for private Sale Of
the Land, aud will contract for the sale Of 1t subject
to the approval of the court X. p. X.
Jan 27.---tds
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
4 Merchant. Mil ana 10. OF Land
E,nD SAyls


I obedience to decree of the Circuit Court Of
L. Nclson county, pronounced on the 4th day of May
1888. in suit therein depending, between Samuel
Fox, plaintiff, and John Miller and others defend
ants (and in pursuance of order made in the same
case at the last term of said Court I, the under
signed, as commissioner, appointed by said decree,
ruary, proceed to sch at Auction, on the premises,
the Mercant Mill, mentioned i'll the papers Of said
suit, and the lot OF Laad attached to the same:
containing about twenty acres, situated in the coun-
ty of Nelson, between KoeEfsn Gap and Greenfield
and within about six Hundred Yards of the public
road.
With some little repairs, the sad Slll might be
rendered NJ, e. valuable property.
The TERMS will be SO Dlnch cash ia hand, as may
be sufficient to defray the legal and charges u
sale and credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months given on the balance of the purchase money;
Tor which the purchaser will be required to execute
his bond with good security, aud the title OF the land
and mill withheld as ultimate security.
JOHN b. SPIECE, Commissioner.
Jan. 6. lSjJ-tds.
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go TEyE PYREM

HAVING purchased of Henry Bare his entire stock
of Goods, the undersigned will conduct the Mcr-
chant Tailoring business in the heretofore
occupied by him. The cutting department will bs
under the direction of Mr.. BARE, whose reputation
as artist sso we'll established as to render il un-
to say anything with regard to it.
lie respectfully sotats the patronage Of the Public
and pledges himself that exerton shall be wanting
on his part to merit it. W. A. STERRETT
HAVING sold my stock IF ro1tls to YIN. A. Ste,-
llrett avail myself OF this means of returning nv
sincere thanks my friends for the generous support
they have extended To me, and soliciting continu-
ancc Of it to my successor.
Jan. 13.-ft. HENRY BARE
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

ID authority Of the last will and testament Of
I'D Roubn II. Overholt decd, we will offer at PHb-
Of February nert the farm which the deceased re-
sided lying in Augusta county, five miles west OF
Wayncsboro, and on the Read leading from Waynes-
LAND, OF which about 100 ACRES are cleared and
in good state of cultivation, the most OF it well
in Clover and Timothy, about AZ ACRES sowed in
Wheat and Rye, the residue well Timbered the
mixed with sand the subsol good clay lies beauti-
fully. There is on it aboutl Acres OF Meadow, and
~ Orchard. The buildings consist OF comfortable
dwelling House and Kitchen, and all other necessary
out houses which all new excellent Barn, Gran
airy and Spring near the house. Gates and fences
on this Farm are all in good order.
TERMS, will oa made liberal to suit purchasers,
and made known on day Of Sale, possession given
Immediately.
M MARTY oS GSyEER' Executors,
[of 4. ii. Overholt, decd.
ian. 81. lsb5-tds.-Spec. and Rock Reg copy.
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Vtndicator for the Csr,rasu.

We propo Sc topuhlish the Yinaicatqr for the Cam
kaign, which will be near six months. TGaas-For
every single subscriber, seventy cents For clubs
u ris the whole for seven dollars. F6r TWELVE,
eight dollars; and for larger clubs, corresponding
reduction--the money to be paid 'nroriob'y ip ad-
vance. This proposition is only for new srbacrbers,
during the Guberna,oral campaign. We will max
nothing by it., but do it to advance the interests OF
The Democratic party Remember, the proposition is
snly subscribers. during the next six months.
ANY ono who NAV continue longer than that time,
viii be charged the regular rates Of 81 year. Let
every Democrat help to extend circulation, that
Me people msy be informed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

VIRGINIA ::

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court Of Highland County on Monday
the LIST day Of January 1856
George Siple Pltf.
Geo. w. Lockrdga Def't.
The object of this suit is to obtain a Judgment
aganst the Defendant FOR eight hundred dollars, with
interest thereon from the 18th day of April ls54 TIL
psid. subject to credit of Sl00,--paid Ind May
1851 And it appearing thrt process, directed 70 the
proper officer Of the County in which the said deicn
dant resides, and has been twice delivered to such
officer than ten days before the return day, and
been returned without being executed. On motion
Of the Plaintiff by his Attorney it is ordered, That
the said Defendant appear here within one month al
ter due publication Of this order, and do what is
ccssary to protect his interest and that copy Of
this order be published once week for four shcces-
sve weeks in the Republican Vindfcator. U tewspa-
per published in the town Of Staunon, and also post
ed at the front door of the c6urthou of Highland
County on the first day Of the next County Court
A Copy-Teste.
Jan 27.-4w. a. STEPHENSON, elk.
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S ALE OF LAND.

NJ viii offer for sale on the premises, on the s;h
w day of FEBRUARY, n Tract of Land, containing,
95% ACRES, lying the Lexington Read, about
two miles above Greenylle, belonging to the estate
OF Samuel Finley, decd. There is comfortable Log
House, Barn, Spring, Orchard, Meadow, and
Branch running through at both ends of ths farm
1t is desirable small farm. Tie land VIII Be shown
by John Brown, who lives the land, or by Mat
thew Pilsdn, one of the Executors. Terms made
known on day OF sale.
MATTHEW PILSON, J Ex'ors of
sAML. Il. FINLEY s. Finley.
Ian Il lh15
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M T would hardly do for any one to have the
tsmeritv now adays to question the-exeeleticc of
pr. Hollands German Bitters which are prepared
by DR.. C. II. Jackson. In cases of dyspepsia, liver
somplaint, and arrangement Of The digestive organs,
their many virtues have long since been made plain
" apparent They purge from tn. system the NOR.
bid hu,nors which retard the natu al functions, and
bring palancss to the check, and suffering to the
brow Thay hanish those clogs uron happiness, and
astore tho system to HI hhealth. Sc advertisement.
January 20, 1ss5.-2.
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Jan IL. 1855
NAU,VCE

MY books, accounts and tros, July LIST 1857,
lsA TO Jan. LIST ls55, have been transferred TO r.
II. Phillips, who is fully authorized to settle with
those indebted to me or to whom am indebted.
sincerely thank my numerous friends aud customers
who have 50 generously sustained in past years,
and take this occasion to inform them and the public
generally, that have entered into a business ar
iangcment under the of A. NJ. SIMPSON /
go, md sf'l continue TO offer substantial induce
mcnts at the old stand to secure their CUSTOM Ne
cessty compcls to do, as far as practicable, 4
cash bniness and hence will be opened with
but those who expect to pay at least every sig
months. (Jan. 49, A. NJ. SIMPSON.
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=
THE MARKETS.

HIcuudNp. Jsnnary %.
ksws quote Flour to-day, quiet. supcrfine SOS
Extra $lOa$lO. SO Family $l050aSll. Wheat 81 .9oa
s2lo Rye Sl.05al.lO. Corn 9oc. Clover Seed
S. 2sas so. Oats 42a4sc. Meal s0a90ci Rock Plaster
in small lots S. so per tons We apprchcnd rise IN
plaster. Ground 5000. Sit $500
We are of the confident belief that ilotir will hold
fss own, and perhaps improve.
BnowS 4 anoo9, Commission Merchants.
In Richmond, CATH. sold, S. a $3.50 gross
Hogs, S7supply moderate. Sheep S2Soas5
for ordinary and superior.
Butler 4 Co.. Stauntor, reper.-Flotr, Ss.37lsc.
Wheat 140al5o Corn 65. Rye 65 To 70. Flax
ased, $1.05. Oats SLY. Ashton Sat5.25. Ground
Alum Salt $50. Plaster Sf2 per ton. Guano S56
per ton.
The market for Butter. Eggs, &c, continues at the
asual rates. Butter from Is to Is Cents Eggs, la
is. Chickens l6. Turkeys 50a6212.
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REPUBLICAN INDICATOR.
nv K6IN1r%ro o. xOcsT
BY KOINER, 81 YOST.

eH~ Il published every SATURDAY morning. in
atauntun. on Main street, two doors East Of Onion
Hall, at TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, upatd IA
ndrance and TWO DOLLARS anil FIFTY CENTS,
II DELAYED till after sir months. No paper will be dis
continued. except at the discretion Of the editors
nnless all claims are adjusted,
EH- ADVERTISEMENT inserted at the following
rates.
On. square of ten lines tiInes Si.00
For zach subsequent insertion Is
0ns square one wear 500
One 10. sir months 300
Two do one year 1900
Three do. do do. 1890
(na column one year 40 90
0ne do. sin month"; $500
IA. The above rates will be strictly adhered to-
The circulation OF the VINpICATOK, is one of tho
largest in the State, aud hence of the beet adrer
t,,in9 mediums
wa JOB WORK, of al descriptions promptly
attended Ia.
va All letters addressed to the editors and pub
lishess, must he postpaid to receive attention.
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

WILL be seld at public auction in the town o
w Waynesborough. Augusta county, Va, on
Thursday the LIT day Of March merit. my House and
lot, in said town. occupied by 5. II. Hilb, Esq,
as a store house.
There is also attached to the store house lumber
in, and the whole construction OF the budingss well
adapted for merchant, with without family
and is situated near the central part of the town.
Terms liberal and will be made known on day Of
SALE MARY Ann GROUSE.
jim II lg55-tIs
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rUBiiC SALE.

WILL be- sold public auction, at tbs late resi-
w denee of Reuben IL Overholt. decd, on the
Greenville Road, fise miles above Waynesborough
on Thursday the sth day OF February next, all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY of the deceased, consis-
ting Of Hous hold and Kitchen Furniture, six No. L.
Work llarses. 2 Colts, Cattle, Hogs. and Sheep,
good Wagons, ! Cart, Carriage and Harness.
rloughs, Harrows, and all Farming Utensils in good
order, among which is first rate Wheat Fan, some
blacksmith Tools. Loom and Tackling, double
Barrel Shot gun, iii1e, Grndstone, fine lot Of
Carpenters Tools, some Oats, Rye, and Corn, and
10 or II bbs of flour (some of it is in Bells mill at
Waynesborough.) 1000 lbs. Bacon, and various 9TH
Wheat growing in the ground, and acres Of Rye.
TERMS or SALE.-A credit of twelve months
will be given the purchaser, giving bond and salts
factory security all sums of five dollars and up,
wards; under that sum the cash will be required, and
property promptly removed after sale, as there will
DO person there To take care of it after day or
two. MARTIN COY NER, rx,or.
HENRY COYNER, IA ''''
Ian 81 la65-tds
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N Office.

FsNllE books, accounts and notes OF A. NJ Simrson.
from July LIST 1851 to Jan. LIST 1855, having been
transferred to me, hereby notify debtors him for
the above period that prompt settlement is NECESSARY
and WILL be expected. For short time the accounts
will be left with Mr. Simpson, for the convenience o.
settlement. Claims against Mr. Simpson ~ Offsets
must have his approval before allowed BY Ms. Ehoss
indebted will please attend 10 the notice
Jan. IS, 1855. L, Ii. PHILLIPS
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NoriGa TO WESTERN MERCHANTS

DFRS0SS who ship goods from the Northern cit
L les send then direct to their destination, by
consignng them to Stephen Hunter, General Freight
Agent at Rics'motd, it being distinctly understood
that Bills OF laiing be sent stating precisely the
this is done the goods will be forw srded direct to the
nearest depot and the Whole charge collected there
Ii the bills Of lading not sent, this Company vii,
not forward the goods until.the bills ior freight to
this city are collected and of course will not be
sponsble for LOGS and must charge price for
storage. H. d. WiilTCOMk. Sup't Trasper-
Jan. 20. itsioni
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GA Thursday morning last, the lsth.inst., after
long and severe spell Of Typhoid Fever, Mrs EANeY
rsAwYesn, widow Of the late VIM. Crawford, of this
snnntvt
On til. lsti inst. at his residence near Churchye,
Augusta county til. Rev. JACOB BEAn,sin his Actin
year. The deceased was born in Maryland, but was
resident Of Virginia for several years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

TrST received Is Bags prime Rio Coffee, do Old
- Java; 20 bbs. Crushed, Pulveris,d and Clarified
brown sugar hogshead prime \. D. New crop
Sugar Is bis best Molasscs. all at reduced prices
Jan. 20. j. BRANDEBCkG & co.
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CHEAP FuRAtrIRfs.

I AN this day receiving froai Boston and New Nosk.
L II Sofas different patterns, ioz. hest Mahogany
Chairs, Il large Mahogany Rocking Chairs Is aos
Cane scat Chairs, md doz. Rocking Chairs, from,
So TO 81. also hve y Centre Tables bongst at this
lowest rates. scstes large assortment Of Furniture
of my make, that will sell 10 tse that buy for
cash on On very short credit prices that muat su.
prise the purchaser. For Bargains, cali one door
west Al SeatI bank. A. u. CHA sDLkk
MSo,- aetMic Cases. large assortment ksr,
constantly en- Aaal, At variety of prices and un .
dertasins promptly attended to-
Jan. ~ n 4,
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Hoax 10 YNMr Interest.

xSE dollar saved is two made. The undersigned
~ having very tsrge Stock OF Winter Clothing on
hand yet, and wanting to close them OFT before
Spring, they have concluded to sell the remainder of
their stock at fret so any body wanting pur-
chase, money by calling on the undersigned
Jam 10! NJ. HIRSH 4 co.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
KBOots and Shoes.

HAVING just received by Central Railroad, :
4 good supply of best Coarse and Fine Boots, with
a lot of sewed and pegged Shoes, which We can sell
at very reduced prices for cash to prompt dealers
time
jan. 20. j! BRANDEBURG Il co.
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NOIi<,G,.

w T. will receive scaled proposals at the Western
w Lunatc Asylum. until Saturday at IL o'elock,
the Bird day of February for furnishing the institu-
ton with Groceries for one month. Samples of the
articles to be furnished, with the price marked,
be presented with the proposals. Specifications can
be seen by edling or Mr.. Woodward.
JNJ. 4. HARTMAN, J
WIN. A. ABNEY, Executive Conn ittcs.
S. NJ. YoST,
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Great Attraction,

r y order to make room for extensive Stock OF
i Spring and summer Clothing. | will sen oil p
we'll assorted Stock Of Winter Clothing prime cor
and some Of it below cost. If You want to save 10
per cent. call at J. LEOPOLD. Main St.
Jan. 20. Is doors above W oodward House.
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TT
MARRIED.

A. Mr.. Simpson +. Tavler's near, Staunton, IN
18th bv Rev. f. W. Ii, t, Mr.. A. j. F1srxs of AZ
bsmaile 10 Miss Julia A. TAYLOR, of Augusta.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
CANDLES.

az BOXES Adamantne Candies; l6 do, Tallow
~ 10 do Ilulls Patent ; do. best Spermaciti
Candles. For sale by.
Jan. 20. j: BRANDEBURG CO:
TIMOTHY SEED--40 bushels Just received from
L Randolph county, prime article.
Jan. 20. j. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
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DISSOLUTION:

az the lst inst. the firm OF L. G. RICHARDS i
W BRO. was dissolved by mutual consent. Tho
new firm OF WATTS 4 RseuArps, is alone authorized
to settle up the business. l.. G. RICHARDS.
JN0. Z. RICHARDS.
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Pesasri<sM Gntsn0.

LN0WLE 4 CO., have in store their usual supply
Il of No. l.. Peruvian (iuano, all from direct i'm
portations, and warranted pure, which they offer to
their Agricultural friends at the forrest market rates
Alexandria JAN 20, 1850
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UNITED STATE MAIL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

fOSF OFFIVE UEFAKTNtNf,
JANUARY II, 1855.
DROP At S for carrying the mails of the
United States from LIST day OF July, 1855, to the
30th day of June. 1853, inclusive in the state OF
VIRGINIA, will be received at the Contract once
of the Post Office Department in the city OF wash
ngton, until D. ln OF 10th April, 1855, Ito be de-
cided by the aOth April 1862 on the routes and in
the tines herein specified
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27


er"For preserving and elcansing the 'reelhi
ZraXANs CELEBRATEp Toeu WASH is The besl
preparation extani. and shonid be in The rosses-
sion Of every family it IS used hy TIE mosl
eminent Dentists, all Of whom speak Of it asa
u,o.t inya lnahle PREPARATION for The Teeth, Ours
an.l Breath Sold BY all our druggists, al 25
brnts a bottle.
@- HoLLoWAT'S pILLs.-For Dehlitsted
Constitutions. Dsordered Liver. and INDIGESTION
The wonderful efficacy of this salatary medicine and
the good effect. produced parties suffering from
iisord.rs of the stomach, liver complaints bile, and
indigestion. would be incredible, if it not
Armed BY daily proofs OF the cnres effected BY them,
and the permanent benefit derived from their isa.
The exhlirating properties IT these Invaluable Pills,
entirely remove all nertoiis symptoms from the sys-
tsm strengthen the tone of the stomach and there
by promote healthy digestion. Clan, 2o'}
wa. ~ this age of steam "Gartrr's Spatish Eit-
tare' is filing large space in the public mind. The
astonishing daily performed by its singular ard
prompt action in the worst cases Of Liver Disease,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Mercurial Diseases, arising
from an impure state Of the Blood. il winning for it
reputation which is becoming .'world wide" It is
certainly the only Medicine vet known which does
possess positive and specific action ovcr the Blood
TRY il at dncc-the ssontr HE better
January 20, ls55.-st.
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OIrHCINrOMERS.

WILL much oblige us by settling up their
w counts to lst January. They are now drawn
Off and ready for adjustment.
Jan. q, 1855. WHITE 4 PATTON.
nRIED PEACHES.--We have on hand one hun
IL dred Bushel, Tennessee Peaches, which We viii
offer for sale j. BRANDEBERQ & co.
ian. Il.
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N Oti G e

r{'H0SE indebted to the undersigned will please
take notice, that their accounts are all made out
to JANUARY Isl 1855. The hard times make
early settlement desirable aud necessary. .s..
Jan. 20. JACOB PuLLlIL.
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Y O00 SACKS ofG. A, Salt; $500 do Fine Salt
,OOO in store, and to arrive, for sale by
Alex Jan. &C., FOWLE co.
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&MokING CnIMNEYS. received l,h of
y Patent Fire Backs FROM Waynesbera Foundry. =
certain remedy to prevent Ghinneys smoking. for
saeby j. RRASDEBu 10, & Ia
Dee. %. 1854.
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yXTIND0W GLASS--50 boxes by 10, 10 by u,
wv 12by II, 10 " l6, II by Is, French American
Glass, for sale lo* by
Jaar 20. j. BRASD2BCRG & GO.
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Jsuua. 20, 1855.

HAYISG sold ont my interest in III, Clothing bus
L I mess, to Mr. Jos. Leopold, who will continnc
the business, under his mare, | respectfully
solicit continuance Of the liberal patronage hercto-
fore bestowed upon the former concern. aud recon-
mend Mr.. j. L. ms gentleman in every wav worthy
of tho esteem AID confidence of the community.
CHARLES WELLER
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INSTRUCTIONS

Form d prop7sa pbere etaage frooa afreflise-
mea{ IA i,tated By the bidder.
!, -, of - county of ----. State of
1863, to June 30, 1879 cft re'ue No. -. ifonl
to -, agrecabiy to the ad1ertis ,nent Of
the Postmaster General dat ID January H. loo, and
by the following mod oil conveyance, viz:
for the annual sum OF
dollars.
This proposal Is madc with full knowledge Of the
distance OF the route, the weight of ts mail to be
carried and all other particulars in reere nee 10 the
route and service aud also alter full examination OF
the instructions and requirements attached to the
adyertisa lnciit.
Dated
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I O00 TONS Windsor Plaster, on Wharf, and
i ,LOO to arrive shortly, for sale by
Alex. Jan 20. FOWLE Gu.