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"A Err.
JAMES WOODHOUSE G. co. have

u just received full assortment Of
Foolscap Paper-fuled and plain.
Letter Paper-rued and plain - various uuaJit;ss
Bill Paper-long and broad-ali qualities
Bath Post-for ladies' use-white wove cream laid
bun, amber and rose colored-ruled and plain.
Note Paper in endless variety.
Packet Post and Commercial Post--for mercantile
purposes
Folio Post-ruled and plain.
Flat Csp-Demy, medium, royal and super rival
wrappers-for the manufacture Of blank books.
Wrapping Paper-varous qualities.
Enveloping and Post Office Papers.
White and colored medium Printing Papers
Hardware Paper.
Large white Paper for wrapping silks.
Drawing Paper-sll sizes.
Cros. Section Paper for engineers.
Profile Paper for do.
Glazed Paper for book and pamphlet covers.
Thesis Psper for medical students,
Oil Paper and Horn Paper.
Mopocromstic Board
Bristol Board.
Bonnet Boards-whits and blue.
Perforated Boards.
All of which will be sold low, at wholesale or re.
tail. NH 27-St
GHINGLES.-1O0,O00 Birch Shingles for
TOBACCo BoXEs-lO6 Tobacco Boxes, we'll made
BALED sTRAW.-lOO bales bright Wheat Straw.
BRAN.-500 to 1000 bushels Bran.
LUMBER.-500 Heart Garden Rails.
1000 Heart and Sap do.
100000 fe ct pine Plank and Scantling
various dimensions.
10000 it. Oak Plank, for tobacco boxes.
10000 it. ~. 81 and 6.i Dressed Floor
Posrs.-lOo square sns chesnut Posts, 5x5 and s.s.
wooD-A constant supply of Oak and Pine Wood,
f pss s'G isFS, 3, delivered e. for est E
mhN=2t Canal. betWeen 9Th and 7th ata.
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DEsTTNY DEMONSTRATED--Ma-

AZ dam Helm may be consulted on matters of inns
pOrtsnce, foTetelVng sl particular events of human
life, such IS marriage the time when, with descrip-
ton OF husband or wife; of riches changing of bust
or stustion segaciee esa kindred or friends
Il person shall have the thing hoped for; If aper,
shsl! suffer by any particular thing of which he
she Is In fear long short journeys; of absent
persons, desd or alive; OF law SUITS of theft, or
thr IS lost; OF substance lent demsnded; wife or
husband living from each other, if return; and
ali the difficulties of life OF health, fraud sickness
sId ceah past, present and future and al concerns
Of life.
This isdy tells fortunes by the Csrds-Prof LEO
by the Planets or AstTology.
TERMs-50 cents by the Planets, p cents lfor Ia.
dies By the Cards. and 90 cents for gentlemen by
csrds-white or black people.
Apply at Adams' Valley doors from the corner of
I6,h, on Poplar street. "Otice Of Astrology'' over
the door, opposite LsncssteIian School, the
Greek. NH l4-Im*
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS-At the
~ SHOCKOE ELL BOOKSTORE,

Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern.
stanhope Burleigh, or the Jesuits in our Homes;
by Helen Dhu
Gilf)lan's Gallery of Portraits; by George Oil
illan
Ny Courtship and lite Consequences; by wykoH:
The Initials; a story of modern life
Fudge Doings; iy Ike Marvel
Ruth Hall; by Fanny Eern-new lot
The Newsboy; by the author Of Lnmpiighter.
Ida May. "a story of things actual and possible
Lamplig ighter-fresh supply
ln.z-a tale of the Alamo
Heartsease; by the author Of Heir Of Redcliae
Alone; by Marian Harland-last edition
Ida Norn.an; by Mr. Lincoln Phelps
Wolfert's Roost, and other PaperF By Washington
Irving.
Nav and December by Mrs Hubback
Fern Leaves, from Fanny's Portfolio
Virginia Comediaps-new supply
Fashion and Famine; by Mrs Stevens
Had Times; by Chas Dickens
The Wife's Victory; BY Mrs Southworth.
RELIGIOUS.
The Great Iron Wheel, or Republicanism
Bach wards; by J Il. Graves
Baptist History; by @. Il. Orchard
CsmpbeIlism Examined; by Rev J. B. Jetsr-a
new lot of the last edition, just received by
HAROLD & MURRAY,
NH Is No. Gil Broad It,
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& &c II nj 0ND, VA,


DEsrRucrIvE FIREs-on Sunday morning last
fire broke out In the extensive works of the
Ph@nix on and Candle Company, at Brooklyn, N
Y : and the materials being Of highly combustble
character, 1t was found impossible to check the
progress of the flames, until the machinery and
stock were entirely consumed and the walls crum
hled to the ground The loss 10 estimated at abou,
$4,000, mostly by insurance In New York
aud lyn offices.
The greater part of the business portion of the
village of Waverly, In Tioga county, N. Y, was
destroy ed by fire recently. The largest loser Is
Owen spalding-whose loss is put down at $1,000,
insu, ance $1,000, Peter Compton loses $4,000, in
The whole less is estimated at about SIS, 600 In
surance SIS, 900 or $4,000.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT 7 "
~ RANDOLPH,S Bookatore and B inds ~ e.

p.MDOS DODMn n41 hcCEIVED AT }. W.
~ snnnr;.;D ~ 10 nookstore and lnde n.y. Life
h;ooranh;si ausentufes OF robinson Cru sse, with
2 phs J GpmiSa. accSun; oI De1oe, with 70 E4etssL-
crsek -, 70 hio !u1aeus, translated from ths
81 25 A' @eea s-o
~ N,eraI 3 hyslcs; an Introduction to ITS study
3oh,. t,sIa, nlT0soPayoooy no. Hunt .. r. S.
O, vSi' oo - Io"und 6urRs "orks-bohnsI srndon Ed
Vol. 2 History of the Dominion of tn q Arab. :,
Sp' Spain' t,ass'eq m from the spanisn OF DR.. J. A.
Suetonius Lives of the twelve Cas- ars-Bobn,.
London Ed 81 25. ~
Harpers Universal Gazetteer; particU arly dsscri
bing the United States of America, Canada Naw
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, with seven Maps. S5 *
Dictionary of ATchtecture-by Robert Stuart
in three volumes, plates. SO so.
=, The Physical Geography of the Sea; by M. r.
Vol ;, Lives of the Queens of Scott and and Ems.
lish Princess by Agnes Strickland. $l.u0
NH 26-3t
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BARBARoUs CRUELTY.-The following is related
of Pepe Santa Auns, son of the Mexican President,
by correspondent of the N. o Bee:
General putarco Cabrera having captured the
village de Zepotharel Grande made prisoner some
thirty i've ipotensive inhabitants, and was con-
ductlng them to Guadalsora, when he met Pepe
Santa Anna and his lancere. Pepe took possession
Of the prisoners upon whom be exercised the most
savage violence. After placing them between two
lines OF the cavalry, and forcing them to follow the
galloping horses, he dragged them to an avenue
skirted with trees, and hanged them sinely, one
after another taking the precauton 80 TO adj ust the
ropes, ne to prolong their su4erings as much as
possible.
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NEW SPRING GOODS, AT THE
~ CASH STORE CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP

are now opening beautiful assortment of SPRING
GOODS, purchased under the most favorable circum-
stances and they sell Goods exclusively for cash,
they feel confident that purchasers will find it to
their interest to give their stock examination -
They offer: Striped and Plaid Ginghaus, from cts.
to the nest SpiDg Prints at Ste to lie the best I'm;
ported Print. Lawns Jsconets and Organdies; Plain
and P rinted Paris Berages; Plain and Printed Chsl-
lies. very cheap; Florence Robes, In Berage and Or.
candies; Black and Colored Grape Maretz Black and
Coldd Grenadines and Tissues; Rich Plaid and Stri
ped Silks, ali qualities; Black Canton Grapes for
dresses Bombazines from the celebrated makers,
Paturts. Lupin, Seydoux, Sicher l. Co.; Paris EN-.
broideries. In Collars Sleeves and Chemizettes; Of
Muslin and Lace; Mourning Collars and Sleeves, OF
Grape and Muslin-together with general assort-
ment of STAPLE Gosds for families and others
CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP,
NH On Nc. 90 Main ct.
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LEEoHEs LEECHEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have Just received by Adsms
Express q lot Of superior Swedish Leechss W whch
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms; can
be found at all hours of the day the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hstel, and At night on
25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
N.B.-Cupping and Leeshine promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
nos r. G. HOBSON.
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Among the rumored marriages cited In Paris are
those of M. Ponsard, the dramatic poet, with Mdlle
Rachel the great tragic actress, and ALSO that of
her brother, NJ. Raphael Felix, with the young
and pretty Judith Ferreyra, actress at the Gym
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RAILROAD CAsuALTY.-Joseph Ward, drover,
of Mansfield, Ohio, attempted to jump from a
freight train at Oriskany Corners, near Utica N
T., last Sunday morning, and was killed. He was
on his way to New York, with cattle
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NEW YORK MoRrALITY.-There were 456 deaths
10 New York last week-showin decrease of SO
as compared with the mortality of the week pre-
vious
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KNow-NoTHISo Ticker The Know
Nothing candidates and Simons DaEuerreotypes sre
equally populsr and acceptable to the public. Th.
for their patriotic fidelity TO their country, ana
the other for their artistic fidelity TO life. We VIII
be able to hang ont silver medal In few days
mhI7 NJ P. SlMoNS, Isl Main st,
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SALE OF oIL.-The New Bedford Standard
says
"One hundred barrels of sperm oil were sold al
Edgsrtown last week to a house in this city, at
81 Ga per gallon, cash. quantity of sperm oil
changed hands in this city, day or two since, at
81 80. Probably not cash sale.
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NEW YORK BANK sTATEMENr-The statement
of the New York city banks for the past week pre-.
sent the following totals Loans 500, ,050,750
specie Sl66O2, 900; circulation 81 452, ,325 depos-
Its SIG 2s0 $50
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T MAS w. EE,

OFFICE WITH GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
No. 20 PEARL STREET,
VIII attend to the sale of Real Estate, and every
description OF Merchandise. Household Furniture
&c Also-To Renting out Houses, Collecting &c.
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John Bunyan, while In Bedford jail. was called
upon by Quaker, desirous OF making convert
OF him. Friend John, have come to thee with
message from the Lord, and after having searched
that ! have found thee out at last" "If the Lord
had sent you" replied Bunyan, "you need not have
taken SO much pains to fnd me out, for the Lord
knows i have been here twelve years"
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TYPE SETTING MAcHINE.-Mr. Mitchell brother
Of John Mitchell, has invented machine for set
ting type, and with its aid he has just finished set
ting up an octave volume by Bancroft
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ACURIoUs MIssIoN.-Mr. Soule In one of his let.
ters to the State Department. makes some singular
disclosures. He says that Louis Napoleon, before
his celebrated coup d'etat, which placed him at the
head of an empire, had concocted with General
Narvaez, the Spanish minister, the plan of mis-
sion to the United States, to sound how far this
country was vulnerable in military point of view
secret agent to be sent with instructions pre-
pared by the Department of Foreign Affairs. These
Instructions duly signed, were presented to Napo-
leon Bonaparte, the son of Jerome, with tender
of what amount of money he might require to carr
ry them out The latter refused, telling Louis Ma
poleon that he was not the man for such work i;
that he was democrat, and would rather be with
the United States than with him The matter was
dropped, and has not been resumed since, at least
to the knowledge of Mr.. SOule's informant Mr.
Soule himself appears to have full faith In the
statement
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DEATH OF A Observation-Disclosures J. Fem for
many years reporter of Legislative proceedings,
died in Harrisburg, Pa, Saturday last.
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RECRUITING Fer THE BRITISH ARMY.-The
Washington Star says that the Government will
put down all attempts to establish offices In New
York for The purpose of recruiting for the British
army
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.
MRS. WOOLHOUSE offers her $

AS& vices to the Medical Faculty and the Ladies OF
Richmond, as Leecher and Cupper, and trusts by
siduous attention to merit their kind patronage.
" Mrs w may be found at all times at her resi-
dence on 10th stIeet, in the of r. r. DuvaPs
Drug Store.
B-The best imported Leeches constantly
eevins and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bandages
hand and made to order. fe %
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FOR SALE.-Exchange on Baltimore
= Philadelphia, New York and Boston
WANTED-Bsnk Notes, payable in Richmond,
PETERSBURG Fredericksburg, Lyuchburg, Cbarlottes.
vile, Stsuuton. Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
Gold and Silver bought and sold at
HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
fe SIN No. Pearl street.
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0EORgE W. READ. g. II. LESTER.
DEAD 81 LESTER, Attornies at Law,
III will attend regularly all tho Courts of Halifax,
Pitts,lvana and Henry. Virginis, and will attend to
the Collection of Claims In the adjoining ties Of
North Carolina
E1- once Crsghsad street, Dsnville. Va.
NH Z3-Sm
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE.

~ The undersg gred has taken the house corner of
franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
messrs. NJ B. Il c. B. HILL for the purpose Of con-
he will keep constantly hand full assortment OF
al KINDS OF Grain, Mil Ofai, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in GTanaTies and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tenton and selling reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage frem his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere IN the corporation He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for a moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
Egnment entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY.
fe E-ts
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NOMINATION FOR MAYoR.-The citizens of Port
land, Me, have nominated James T. McCobb for
Mayor, In opposition to Neal Dow
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Tow-BoAT BURNT.-On Sunday last, the new
steam tow-boat Thunderbolt took FIRE near Ches-
ter, Pa, and the flames spread so rapidly that the
crew had barely time to escape. The steamer
dritted to the flats and burned to the waters edge
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Mr.. Dean, in the employ of Wiley & Co, lum-
bering In Westminster, VI, met with q singular
accident While hitching a chain to a log the oxen
started, taking off half bis thumb, and drawing o
cord out of his arm about nine Inches long, as
large as good sized whip lash.
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MELANCHOLY SUIcIDE.-A young and beautiful
married lady, Mrs, Mary Girard, committed sui
eide last Saturday n New York at the residence of
her husband, Edward Glrard, Jr., by cutting her
throat with razor. The Express says:
She stated to servant, a short time before com.
mitting the act, that she was going to take walk
and the servant supposed she had gone, but upon
going into one of the apartments about O'Clock in
the afternoon, found her mistress lying upon the
floor with her throat cut, and dead, and razor
lying beside her. The deceased had been married
rather less than a year, was possessed OF much
personal beauty, and had large circle of friends.
She was only daughter, and her mother resided
with her. 1t appeared in evidence that for long
time past the deceased had been afflicted with
nervous affection, which hereditary in her
mothers family, and that she had been In the habit
of rising from bed on some occasions, a many as
twenty times during single night, for the purpose
OF shaking off her nervous feelings She was also
encieDte at the time. but did not complain of sut-
fering, and seemed cheerful and happy. The jury
rendered a verdict of suicide, committed while
laboring under a temporary fit of insanity
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&ELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSI-
~ NESS-Intendng to close business in a few
days offer my entire stock of DRY GOODS and
FANCY ARTICLES at and below cost, for cash on
~. Those in want, should not allow 80 favorable an
opportunity PASS without supplying themselves.
S would again urge those indebted to me to
make immediate payment.
H. ROSENFELD,
mn l4-I0t" IT'S Brosd street.
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u. II. S1ABLER 4 CO., PropristoTs,
Wholesale prusgists, Baltimore.
fUkcELL, LADD & Co.
And By Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. fs I9-da sIss

The LIVER PILLL.-The Liver Pills of
Dr. Lane were first used by him exclusively in bis
own practice So effcacious were theyin all cases
OF Liver complaint, that they became fsmous and
attracting the attention of the medical faculty, pass
60 lnto general use. They act with great certainty
ano .esuarty; the patient almost Immediately feels
tne of his disease and s gradually restored
10 neaIth. With some the effect is almost mracu-
.n,n eauentiy experiencing immediate relief after
naNns ior months resorted to drugs and medicines
OF another description, in vain Diseases the liver
are vsry common in this country, and often
ren Irentiui IN character Those who experience spy
OF the onitory symptoms of this dangerous and
SomPne ated disease should al procure box of
world of misery. ~
r. S.7The above valuable remedy, also DIR. Nc
Lanes Liver Pii5, can ee had at ali respects.
BILE Drug Stores in this e.ty " ~
FurchAs wifi p, ease be csrafn, To s=s tor,
ana a take none bss D.. MLANE's VERMIgUeE.
All 1tnefs ne in eoalp arison. are worthless,
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BouNTY LAND AND PEssIoss.-The IN
hereby annonnces to tho pnbc that hs
Will prosecute Claims against the Fsde,s, Govern
msnt to BOUNTY LAND and PENSioN, On the
most reasonable terms.
r. Office 10 the Law Budins a., su.yvr
NH 15--tms D. w. oIAnAE-
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STs
''HE subscriber takes pleasure in announ:
IL cirg to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
NJ LL is now IN complete order.
Haying recently incurred an expense ofseveral hun
aFed dollars IN Tetlng and perecting his &C
'ot planing Saving, and Tongueing and Growing ali
knd' Of Boards and Plank he is now enabled to ex-
eeete superior werk, at greatly reduced prices.
call fFom those in want respectfully solicited.
tests WILLIAM FORBES.
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ERESH LIME.-700 bbls. Virginia Lime
IL last received and in store for sale ~
mSA BACON + BA6KERvILL:
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JNo. H. BosHER, Secretary. ia


FLETCHERs 8 HAIR IONIC 6Xceis every
thing for beautifying and improving the hair. No
toilet table is complet thout it, and gle trial
10 quite sufficient to show ats good effect The great
of the Tonic has Brought up a host of mte-
tors, (who know much about the treat1 of To
hair as the man in the moop,) whose noxious mix
lures have produced 80 much mischief and annoy
ance
Persons wishing the ori sina and genuine articIs
can be supplied by the manufacturer.
JOHN JOHNSON,
At HoBsoNl Hsir-Dressing Saloon,
fe24 Under American Hotel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GooD MEDICINES. Long-continued and
systslnatis putting, win succeed In bringing any
merit it cannot long retain the position IL for whils
assumed. We desire merely to make STABLEWS
ANODYNE CHERRY ExPECTORANT known 10
which hss been endorsed by sotae Of the brighteA
ornaments OF the medical faculty, viii realize its
own popularity, and one which will be lasting -
the good effects It's use b constantly PRODUCING This
exceilent medicine is very efficient in Coughs Colds
nfonchitis and other diseases of the lungs and
In great number of cases in different parts of the
country; and physicians of the highest standing ar
10 the habit OF using that and sTABLERS DIAR
RHGA CORDIAL In their practice
q See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis
Price for each only 50 cents. or six bottles 70
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Jso. w. WRIeHr a. Go. are prepared
to receive ell binds OF Produce and Merchandise en-
stornre Al their Warehouse on the Dock. ON res.
sonabie terms Is IL can be taken in the city.
"a l2--6m
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RTCI
MnNn

nFFICE removed to the store of Chris
- tian Lathrop, No. 99 Main st-In consequence
Of the resignation of David Crane, VIM. II. Chris
tian was unanimously elected Cashier. The Office
has been removed TO the store of Christian Y La
tnTop where dePosites will be received, on which
interest of per " III be paid all sums
malnng on deposite six months or longer, and FIVE
per cent. for shorter period.
This institution has teen in existence twenty ght
years has loaned eight millions of dollars has
NJ suspended debt; hssnever lost one dollar or fail
ed to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
VIM. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL, Secretary.
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ROARDlNG.-Having at this time a very
occunisS isant s room vacated would like to have it
ill., - oy gentleman and his wife. would also
o. So ~ uInish several gentleman with day board,
nh 9s 9 9elow the Exchange Bank
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HAIR CUTTING.-CitiZens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut In the
latest and most approved style, wond advise then,
to call on HOBS0N, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on 1Ith street.
N, Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
all hours. Single Bath 25c, or Tickets for 81
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~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that of all the Dailypaper Of
Richmond combined.
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BOARDING

ROARDING-MRS. McNENARA has
y still unoccupied ROOMS. which she would he
tween I'd and 3rd Streets "e-
DAY BOARDERs taken on reasonable terms.
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DUDLEY & JOHNSTON, DEALERS

vOOHEx W UOnN6ION, OEzAAlS1sO
II IN DRY GOODS, AS MAIN ST.. EAGLE
eQUARE.-We have the pleasure Of announcing TO
our friends and buyers generally, that we are daily
receiving avery large and attssetivs seek OF fsesn
0oods embrscipg all the newest desiyu1 selected
with great care by our junior partner. and 70 which
we most respectfully e.k an examination from our
that no pains will bs spared on our part to please
both .ns Y p quality and pf'n6u 'n6upLzY JoHNsron.
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SAn'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
fRIes. RorEs, BAGsING. &c-) South franklin 81.
door: West Of Old Market, buys small ss well 40
large lots. 10 s-aom
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'OdATOESi POTATOES!t POTA
ngsCysas.. yysas..-4oo Bushels very fine and large white
Iy "Hh POTATOES, just received and for sale
nb ~ "a. d. B. BRIDGFORD 4 CO.