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SUNDRIES.
IN KITS No. Mackerel.
~ 5 Barrels Large 3's.
90 Boxes Herring.
20 Boxes Goldfish.
20 Boxes Manchester Soap.
10 Boxes Sperm Candles.
Case Prunes IN glass jars.
10 Drums Dried Figs.
Boxes Spanish Chocolate.
Case Citron.
10 boz. t. and pound cans M.seeyR.
2 Cases Canister Powder.
2 do. Pine Apple Cheese.
10 do. Table Claret.
l do. Assorted Sauces.
2 do. Capers and Olives.
do Assorted Pie Fruits.
All of recent arrival and for sale by
novS JOSHUA BEAL.
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To- A suit has been instituted by
Nicholas Girod against the city Of New
Orleans, to recover $2s 900 a portion
Of a bequest of 100000, left to the
Mayor Of the city Of New Or
leans for the purpose of establishing
in the city, a hospstal for Frenchmen
and persons of French decent, togeth-
er with the interest ACQUIRING thereon,
amounting in all to some $4,000.
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SOME OF THE New SoCIETIEs.-In

SOME OF THE New SoCIETIEs.-In
order that our readers may keep pace
with the fraternal movements Of the
northern part of this remarkable ma
ton below is the names of some Of
the new societies formed during the
past month. Those having stars have
chartered privileges, and banking cap
ital, ranging from ten to "a hundred
thousand. 1.-THE Burglars Cnion*. !"
1.-The Agricultural Joint Stock Socie-
ty for the cultivation of Game Cocks.
"The Free Love Union" The object
of this Union, is to have laws passed
to legalize an unfair piracy on the fair
sex; it is designed to break down.
The Woman's Rights Union" an in
stitution drawing its LIES breath. in
the same latitude. "The Working
Mems Union" "The Larger Beer
Grand Junction Union" 10 encourage
the culture of hops The United
Sympathizers," to coudole with. and
revify with hope, defunct democrats
who went over (allured by the DeviD
with the promises Of Office, to the
American Know Nothing dark Ian
tern party. The Bar Keepers Be.
nevolent Union" has been united to
the Tinker's Union, which latter, pro.
poses to "copper" fasten" burnt out
Brandy blossoms, and make them
bloom again as the morning rose, and
hold as much as before. 1.-The Chris
tan Union Benevolent Heather Bro
gan Furnishing Union" acting in
concert with the Flannel Shirt Socie-
~ of Weathers6eld." "The Ameri-
can Tract Distributing Association" >
1.-THE Rat Catchers Union" 1.-The
National American Republican Fusion
Abolition Democratic Know Nothing
Hard and Soft, Paying and Repudiat-
ing Anti.Tax Uuiop." This is bound
to be Zones to the contrary the Ma
tional Party. THE Sspinster's Pro-
tective and Orphans Home Union."
These are only a few Of the new soci-
cites formed within the past month
We have given the names Of more than
We intended, and are sorry now that
they are not arranged alphabetically.
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WHAT A MERE RUMoR WILL Do
The mysterious illusions that have
been made from time to time, recent,
" BY English Journals in reference to
IN invasion Of Ireland. has excited an
enquiry into the feasibility Of such an
enterprise, at this particular crisis
The papers say that the movement is
advocated by men of ability, and q
fund Of $4,000 has already been Sc.
cured for this purpose. A New York
Journal says:
"Confdential conferences are held
every night in the parlor of a distin-
guished Irish exile up town, and steps
have been taken for extending the or
ganisation to Boston. Philadelphia and
other cities"
Ireland to be free, must follow the
example Of Spain in her republican
movements. Danish ever)s Jesuit
and Priest in the nation, to Lands end
or the Tongo Islands. 1t is perfectly
futile to talk Of political liberty. until
the bond of Ecclesiastical vassalage is
broken up; a thing, that we do not
believe the Irish people are yet pre-.
pared by education, to do.
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TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES
MRS. HUESTON il DESTROYS Of inform.
N ing the Ladies that she has procured
the services Of MRS. N. May, an expert
snced Dress Maker, and is now prepared to
carry on, Dress and Mantilla making in the
best style. Cutting and basting at the cheap.
est rates and shortest notice. novl4.
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Counters for Sale.

= FINE counters with drawers, and one
4 with shelving underneath, for sale low,
as they are in the way. D. C. MONTAN.
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ASEvERE BLOW TO SPEcuLAroRs.-
A severe blow, has been dealt out by
the telegraph, in announcing the fact,
that the next message Of the" Presi-
dent will not be sold to the highest
bidder, before it is delivered. Last
season, it will be remembered, some
ofths special pets and favored few
had tho Message in print miles AWAY
from Warrington before the document,
was delivered to Congress. This was
ono Of the d" anticipatory" events out
generating even the telegraph. When
there il to be scramble for anything,
We believe that due noctie should be
given that the poodles of the press
gang" May have an equal chance
with the bulldogs and mastiffs.
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CRACKNELL BUISCUIT.-Fortv
" boxes Of this great delicacy, Just received
and for sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
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70 Some oowardly scoundrel Up
on two or three different occasions has
fred into the Comet Office. Night be-
fore last q ball fred at the front room
up stairs. penetrated two doors; show
ing an unparalleled cowardly mali
ciousness. Who ever the william is,
he dare not meet US face to face. and
he is hereby notified that in future we
have provided for him, the contents Of
. nix barrel Colt. which will be brought
to bear, without any show Of mercy
Let him take warning, whilst he may.
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Professional Card.

Professional Card.
DR. DUCHEIN, of the Medical Faculty
~ OF Montpelier (France) having re.
recently established himself in this City.
offers his professional services TO the public
"He will at all times be found at Mr..
PuJoL's residence, (near Judge Burk's)
unless professionally engaged. oct25-tf.
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OUTER CRACKERs.--6o
- Half Barrels just received & for sale by
octl2. JOSHUA BEAL.
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DURE Winter Strained Oil. Just reed BY
1 oct2o. A WILSON T. Co.
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J. II. JORDAN, NJ. D.
To the Public.

This is . certithfy al in June last was attacked
the AsIAttrt holera, AMI soon. my physt
an said, in a collapsed stste. hal remained IN
-his hours hen pay stefan inform
cd my family auA friends that could not possibly
i've, and strictly torbldmy wne permitting any
1tvlug tsclne OF nourishment whatever
= il woui3 ouiy hasten NY desth. AZ this time Mr.
torsha me, and brought with him a bottle
containing four ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and
asked permission Of my wife TO Use II me he
thought would immediately give ease. Il was i'm
neds,ely applied and warm perspira;ion pri
10 which time my eNtremIties were cold, olsmmy
swe my face and head After the use of two
other bottles OF the same medicine was entirely
relieved of all distress, and IN few days restor-
ed to health. | would most cheerfaily and heartily
recommend this Balm to sill who afflicted in .
slu.iIar way. have also used il IN other diseases
and have found il most excellent remedy do not
think il be too highly recommended.
IOII. kIEnY
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Watch and Clock Repairing.
WILLIAM STEVENS

MAS commenced the above business in OF the
u Old Sloan House occupied by MIR. Farquhar as an
Auction Room He 10 prepared repair all kinds OF time
pieces style that be exeelled and
hopes prompt tsnon TO business to receive share OF
the public patronage All kinds OF Jewelry repaired
few Checks for sale, at the lowest possible
Call the old Sloan House.
VI - Having made gements with OF the
houses in Cincinnati. prepared to furnish to order.
Watches, Jewelty, other article in line,
will be indsesmsni for persona "a with
their orders.
Richmond, Jay IS, 1855. 32-tf
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Read the following Certifica,es:

Certificate DR. J. Jordan. late resident pa ysieian
OF the tourth street Chpiers Hosp itsl
can cheeruliv recommend the Altera,ive BALM 70
the public, knowiag do. that IL IS excellent
tIete- used with good eiieet the Cholera He's
pits in thts city, g cramps and pains I'm the
sfoHaoh and bowels | also used IL Ia Of in
ANIMATION ot the Kidneys with the hsPpiest effect.
rom knowledge OF its virtues IN the above dis
eases and others, which have used IT, have no
hesitsncy in proneuneins II superior to any medicine
hitherto offered The public with which have
zatne acquainted. and would eheerfuIly recommend
II the public
J. II. JORDAN, VI, D.
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UDaint Brushes.-A general assertrnen. ef Pain:
Brushes. ell sizes. styles qualities
Jelly g I. II NeCUILoC6H's. - Main
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Indiana State Fair.
THREE Sill YER CUP S

u n e Z > i I n : 2 I .
" ". ROBINSON, Of Richmond Ind, awarded
II the first premium Silver Cup So for the best
SFcPERAToRana HozsEPowER combined, and CTR
recommended for Superior Workmanship. There
three Machines put in operation. one of then
the Moits Machine Of Crystal Palace reaown, and
the Wayne county Fair Silver Cup for the best Horse
Power and Separator. and two cash Preninns-ons
for Superior Workmanship, and one for TIE best speci
men of Machine Castings
Persons wanting superior Machine can - seeo-a-
%. ed by addressing + W. ROBINSON
Ste Il Engines, Press Screws, Bridge Bolts, Ma
chine Work Iroa and Brass Castings made 20 order
Richmond. October Is, 1854 z3-ts
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/" Oakland Home" for Sale.

- THE subscriber offers his beautiful residence adjoin-
III. the city Of Richmond. with view of removing
E<IA Cincinnati would exchange il for city property.
The situation ia that beauty
heaihulness and convenience. outside
West-heing mile from the . Richmond the
fogrising condition of which eTiience
distant day command price in
supplying the Of the rapidly increasing population
The group consists of coed brick dwelling
we'll finished with good cellar closets presses
house. milk house. wash house and other buildings
barns and fish well proper
necen surrounded by rvit and ornamental
LASD-susceptible OF cultivation any
1ired, which full bearing
ana lately with dwarf and Of choice
varieties Grapes Raspbsrries Currants
This property is worth amount Of money will be
sold the moderate IS cash balance
divided ed lots heinz
accessible the National road Boston Pike No
such be had In this perhaps,
ALSO lots, defining. desirable site for
garden. Price 1900 favorable Apply on
the premises. o. 10 oliver Dutier, A. Main
IRWIN REED.
September 81, ISIS l-tf
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DHESs GOODS
WINTER FASHIONS.
Ladies' F71rS.
Grocery and Provision Store

gd>HE undersigned would respectfully inform citizens
II Richmond and vicinity that he has commenced
general Grocery Provision business in the
IN by Citizens and has hand Of
the articles in his line offered for
city consists in of Loaf crushed
Havana and Sugars Coffee, Chocolate. Saeratus
of all kinds and black Teas Of superb
quality Moiasses Syrup Fruits Nuts Tobacco, Cigars
cheese Dried Beef and in fact almost article
the ne Family Groceries which he will sell they
ca N be has n elsewhere.
Having engsged in this permanent business. and in
tending his entire the
receive share ofthe public patronage.
}. l.. MEEK, JR. q
Richmond, September %, 1888
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documents. sc.

II R. MORRISON Main St, Richmond, Ind,
l. still continues manufacture, TO order. every
variety Of Plain and Ornamental Tomb-Stones, Monu-
rnents SC, SC OF the Iates: style, and most beautiful
patterns.
o. He takes pains in informing his friends that
he viii sell cheap, il little cheaper, for ready
cash. than DE bought in the State.
His work Is anted equal to any made in the
West and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. The pub
lie invited to call and his stock and speci
mems.
Richmond. March 10, 1884
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FRESH ARRIVAL

OF NEW AND SPLENDID JEWELR1l
NESSRS. CONE s BRO, opening al their
~ store, No i Main street opposite Brightweils
Store very extensive and general assortment OF rich
and rare ewelry consisting OF Gold aad Silver Watch
es fer ladies' and gentleEens varying from
10 so: Silver Watches from SO TO SO; some Of them
made expressly for Railroad men. and necessarily OF
the best quality Every variety Of breas.Pins finger
rings and drops Of the latest and most beautiful
patterns gentlcnens gold Fob fine, silver
Fob Chains. neat and rich; silver, gold and plated
Guard ana Breast Chains Porte Monnaiez, OF style
and very fine either for ladies gentlemen pure Al
bata Table Tea and Dessert Spoons far superior to
German Silver. saG almost sl pure silver Table
Eors Of the .terial: Gold and Silver 1himbles
Gold Pens and Gold ana Silver Pencil Cases, Clocks in
great variety. among which OF the finest Of
Preach manufacture, which three weeks. and are
warranted TO be superior anything else II this line
Also clock that rear. sc They have also
every imaginable article kept II their line OF 5G
siaess purchased in New YORK Al the lowest cash pri
ees- aad which will he solo II . small advance
L Watches repaired il superior manner, aaa
warranted according 70 contract
CONE s BRO.
Richmond, April IS, 1855. 1877
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SCOTT * CRAWFORD

HAVE for sale
- $50 pieces best Nader Prints, Toe;
90 do Bleached Muslin, = wide, 7c
30 do DO do, q DO, 9s1l0c,
40 do do 81 inches ZEE prime goods;
co do heavy Brown Sheeting. ~. &C.
40 do do Shirting, 81, l25ac,
40 do fine unhlesched do. IS, lUc;
p do best Canton Flannel. !25zc;
30 do do Ticking. f6as soc;
90 do GiBghanas. IKE; cheap at i6;
IS do best De Beses, 2tc worth 25
10 do DeLaues. 49, 85oc. These
A few pieces of Cashmere de Cos;
Pine all wool Dei-aiu-s. este;
Brocha Shasis - To I2; cheap;
Fine all wool shawls. So 50;
Mode and draH silk friHeed ShAwls So 50; worth So
Is dog Lise thread Gloves, Gj.c or 6Oc per doz
so doz grey, white. hlack and mode Hose, I21.c
Il . per dozi
90 doz gents Hose, Ice. or 81 per don
30 do half Hose. fn55I2a-c;
100 yards Black sIiS = 625a
$50 do DO do. 10 inches, 4Sc;
And full Of them mp 81. large stock Of new
style fancy do, from &c 50 yard Mantias
Cloakns Cloths, ali kihds Of Trimmings Sign Of
Lamb 39E
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Hadley g. Moffitt

Hadley & Moffitt
HAVE just received very general and large assort
scasonable Goods, which they offer their
friends and the public at CASH PRICES. They espe-
cially invite attention to their stock of
Plain Goods,
Which selected with much and purch ased at
prices which will enable them sell again unPrece
IDENTIFY low rates. Our assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Is large, embracing great variety of styles qualities
and prices Plain and figured Black Silks plaid, striped
and fancy do Tissues, Berage ChaGs DeBeges Lawns,
Ginghams Prints; Grapes SHAWLS, of various styles
and qualities Jaconets and Lace Collars Undcreeves:
Cap Goods Muslius; Ribbons; Trimmings of the latest
styles Fringes DE. HOSIERY, of almost every style,
quality and material. GL0YES-Cotton, Isle Thread,
Silk, Linen aud Kid Gloves Mitts, dc. Their stock Of
Staple Goods
Is the largest and best they have brought the
city, and they offered for CASH that
be excclled Any person wishing to purchase Goods for
ready pay, get them Of us on terms that shall be
satisfactory. Call before purchasing.
9th month, q, 1875. 41-tf
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Richmond, April Is, 1855.
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Fall Style Of Hats.

"a JOHN SUFFRINS would respectfully inform
- his friends and the public that he has just recev
ed the Fall style of Fashionable Hats. They
very neat. and of high finish. He has also gem
assortment plain and other Hats Caps, sc. Per
sons wishing to purchase are invited to call.
He would also that he keeps constantly hand
good assortment of Hats manufactured by himself
which he will sell very low considering the quality
Richmond. SEPT. Is, 1855. 39-tf
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KRAMER 4 FLETCHER.
FOR SALE.

A good and convenient Dwelling House Frank
E street north Of Main, west side, nearly opposite
the lumber yard For further particulars enquire
tie premises WM. L FARQCHAR.
45-tf
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JOEL KIRBY

do hereby CO, tfy that theShov certificate is
rect and the statement OF the fhysican ade 10 is
true JULIA ANN KIRBY.
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School Notice.

THE undersigned repeatedly announces 20 school
patrons that he proposes TO open School In FRIENDS
Yearly Meeting House in Richmond, for the instruc
ton Of the youth of both sexes IN those branches
which constitute substantial English education viz
Orthogrsphy, Reading, Pennsnship, Composition,
Execution Arithmetic, especially mental Geography
English Grammar History atural Philosophy, inclu
ding the application of Mathematics TO Hydrosatics,
Pnenuatcs. Sc. Chemistry, Physiology, Naturai!Hs-
tory including Zoology, Botany and Geology. or the
Natural history Of the structure of the earth-aiso
Rhetoric, Logic, Algebra, Surveying, Geometry an6
Astronomy.
Believing the time has when knowle ledge OF
the laws oil Vegetable Economy, strsted by ag
ricultural Chemistry snd the kindred Natural Scien
&c is much demanded, Agricultural Chemistry VIII
be included aad lectures given for the purpose Of
King the application the principles OF science to Ag
riculture and the Mechanic Arts more easy.
The school will be divided into three classes
Glass &, embracing those who study OrthogrsPhy.
Reading, PenmanshiP Composition, Elocution and the
elements Of Arithmetic
Ciasa h. embracing those who study Arithmetic
Geography, the first principles Of Grammar, and the
elements Of Algebra.
Class A. embracing those who study the Natural
Sciences syntacticaI Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic and
III higher biathemates
Class c, per quarter, - %
Class II, - b %
Class A. 9 90
No extra charges for fuel, pens, ink or pencils
The school y III commence the 18th of 10th month
lS55. JESSE :. WILSON, Teacher:
10th month, 18th, 1850. 43-t
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ola X KS
Fashionable Clotaing Emporium
WILLIAM III. CLAIR
Bonnets! Bonnets.!

MRS. LIFE
q WOULD invite the attention of the ladies to the
Zvcry large and select assortment of all and " in
49, ter Bonnets, she is receiving, comprising
cry variety and shade Of coored Tuscan Cactus Nepo!
Mixed Bonnets; Plush, Velvet, Satin and
Silk Bonnes, of the latest and best styles: Ribbons
Flowers Feathers Rushes and Fancy Caps together with
every variety of Fashionable Millinery. Also, good
sortr emit Of White soft Straw and plain drawn Silk
Bonnets. Ladies' invited TO call and examine for
themselves ss5 Shop Pearl street, north of Main,
opposite the Methodist Church.
Richmond, September y, 1855. 4l-tf
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EkatSim Onl
SCOTT s. WORD,
HAYE just received seventy Eve packages OF staple and
- fancy Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps Bonnets and Furs They have the
the
guarantee the of Having take
than usual selecting their il Boston. Nes York
Philadelphia, they satisfied they have purchased
their goods low any house the Yves Thankful for
the liberal heretofore received invite
friends and the public call In selling cheaper
than before have the goods, and
and sustain we'll
ed reputation Keeping the of Goods il
We fear conpetiton-GUB MrH0s Remember
the striped Balls s. Main Rich.
nond, Ind
SEPT 49, 1855 a94t
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HANGING!

VEyHE undersigned are prepared 70 paper IN
psrior manner They prepared furnish
retT and pattern Of AZ Cincinnati prices All orders
in their line LEFT their residence 18th hose south q D=pc:
Sixth street at Kramer, Irwin * Co.'S, Railroad
opposite the Depot. where stock Of Wall Pa
per constantly kept hand. viii be promptly amended
E0WELLS & SON
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DAVID Il. SMITH,

THE best quality OF Rifle Blasting Powder can always
re found py the keg canister or IN smaller
No 81 Main street GEO w BARNES.
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Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers

MRS. X DICKINSON,
.3.4 WOULD respectfully inform her friends s5s.s,
md the public, that she has just returned es<J
~ from Cincinnati, with general assort- -
OF all and Winter Millinery OF the latest and
best styles-Push. Velvet, Satin silk and Lawn Bon
nets. Also. good assortment of Ribbons Flowers
Feathers. Rushes Laces, and Mohair Head Dresses
Ladies', please give call and examine for YOUR
selves u shop on Marion street, north OF Main.
Richmond October 4, 1850 42-u
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SCOTT & CRAWFORD opening large
- Ladies Cloths all colOrs, Satinets Tzeeds,
cheapest offered in this sTket) Fiannes, Blankets
Beaver Cloths Cassimeres, plain and fancy, all wool
Tweeds. Plaid Flanleis, DC.
Sept ID. 39a
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FARM FOR SALE.

ONE MILE SOUTH OF RICHMOND.
yNvuE offers for sale, Rappcatsn be made
soon his farm the Richmond and Liberty Turnpike,
one mile south the low price OF SIXTY
with small men down and the
raining ave six years. with
The farm contains abon. 100 acres, as
well improved. and in good repair. EDWARD PYLE. .
0et.4izr
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NEW ARRANGE EMIT

n E w A r r A N G E M E N T
J. B. HUNNICUTT,
81 HAVING purchased a stock of Jewel
N[bA ~, &C. of Job Borton, and moved his
Zr ~ own st OK to the of Mr.. Bortcn,
~ IA Immediately below the Pal adium o.
SSSk$Aa& hce, has, W 18th the tw stocks combined,
full and handsome assortment OF Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks. Bresstpins Finger Rings Fob and Vest Watch
Chains Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Spoons SPecta
cies, Cutlery, Silver Ware OF different kinds, and in
fact smost every article usually kept in similar
Establishments. They will be sold fair terms
they be had any other establishment, and
ranted TO be what they represented.
II Watches and Clocks REPAIRED At the shortest
notice, and with care.
j. B. HUNNICUTT, grateful for the liberal pa
tronsge heretofore bestowed upon him, asks contin-
of it Ola friends and the public respect
fully invited TO cali.
Richmond, June :, 1885 25-tf
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SCOTF a CKAW FOR ID. have just opened large
- stock of Ribbons, iaces, Trimmings, Notions. " &c
Goods, Collars Sleeves Grapes Fleeing aimy bands;
Rouches. Wreaths, French Flowers, &c. Call and
September ID. 1855 39f