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BALL AND SUFFER-
4Va OF THE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,

UVHE Executive Committee appointed to
y make the necessary arrangements respectfully
make known to their friends and public that the An
nual Ball and Supper of the COLUMBIA TYPoaRApm.
CAL SocIErY will take place at JACKSON HALL,
On Wednesday Eveai',g, January 10Th, 1865,
when they assure their friends that it will be their
endeavor to render this Ball superior even 70 their
last
THE furnishing and arrangement Of the Supper and
Refreshments will be under the immediate superin-
tendence of Mr. THOS. ECKHARDT
Tickets TWO Notwithstanding gentleman
and ladies, to be had of the Executive Committee
or ut the door on the evening of the Ball
Positively no hats or caps will be allowed in the
ROOM ample provision will be made for their care
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Bosros, jan 5-The new ship "Acon," built
at Waldboro, Maine, was destroyed by fire, ten
miles below that place, on "Wednesday last.
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sHILLING TON

WtF SHI IL L. q TON
HAS received Harper's Magazine for
IL January, 1855 containing the life Of Andrew
Jackson, illustrated.
Backwood's Magazine for December, containing
very interesting story Of the Campaign, written in
tent in the Crimca.
Another supply Of Fudge Papers and Ruth Hall
received.
large assortment Of Pocket Diaries and Alma
macs fof 1855.
TAnnuals Albums, Juvenile and Toy Books Episco-
pal and Catholic Prayer Books, in elegant bindings,
suitable for New Years presents.
Blank Books and Stationery Of every description,
cheap.
Gold Pens, magnificent article.
Any person wishing 10 subscribe TO any Of the
monthly Magazines Of foreign Reviews viii please
call in person, or send TO sa
SHIIJINGT0NS Bookstore,
0deon Building
Corner Of AZ street and Penn. avenue
dec 30--3tf Star Newsl
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q R ND
MILITARY DRESS BALL
.AIN or THE
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN,
nj o n lay, Januarys, 1855.

Monday, JanuaryS, 1883.
NyIIE American RiHcnlen respectfully
y announce to their friends, and the public gener-
ally, that they will give Grand Military and Civic
Ball at a
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard,
on Monday, January 3, 1855. The company pledge
themselves that nothing shall bo wanting on their
part, 10 render this the most agreeable ball Of tho
season.
sW The MILITARY ARE requested to appear in
uniform.
~. None but military hats and caps admitted in
the ball room.
Refreshments will be furnished by Mr. THOS.
ECKARDT aatE 4@# 8t
~ TICKETS, admitting gentleman and ladies',
81; to be had Of the members of the company.
The Committee of Arrangements will DO desis-
mated by tri-color roscttc.
Committee II Aj1dagemeats:
Lieut. w. p. Brown, Sergt. Gibson
j. 7. X. Plant Sergt. Brewers,
Corporal Fuss
L. m
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~ A REWARD. --strayed or stolen,
20 ~ December 81, 1854, Black Horse about
six years old. The most notable marks recollectcd
are small white spot 10 his forehead and the hair
rubbed from both tanks by the gear. will give the
above reward for the return OF the horse: and, IL
stolen s25 for the arrest and conviction Of the thief
JOHN M0THERSHEAD,
ian g-gt*
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

Mr.. GIDDINGS, delegate elect from Nebraska
Territory, appeared, was qualified, and took his seat
Various bills Of private and unimportant char
acter were introduced.
This being private bill day, the House was occu-
pied in receiving reports from committees, and in
considering private bills.
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Hrrtedl y Ne CAy of Mdnchestcr.
PHLADrLPHIA, Jan. 5th.--The " City Of Man
chester is below, with 3l5 passengers and full
cargo. This vessel left Liverpool on the goth of
December, consequently her foreign news has been
anticipated by the Asia, which sailed on the 23d
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a COMPETENT Book-keeper wishes
~ employment Would prefer TO 20 South. I'M
doubted reference given. t-s F N.Y.
Address o. p. o. through the Post 0dicc. E
NJ Ia, y, t4'-Ftt. 5
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N ADDITIONAL sUPPLY OF MIN-

"A ter Cloths, Cassimercs, and vestngs, Just re.
,eived at CARRIERS, Four-and-s-half street. second
loor north Of Pennsylvania avenue
Please favor him with a call.
dec g9-2w III
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TttutIVH " oPeHNeT 20 tHd 1'o7tNsylpalta LcJts-
rlif@tH 8stF44 iafure.
HARRISBURG, Jan. civilian d. Hester was
elected Speaker this morning, on the seventh bal
lot, BY fifteen votes. Skinner CNhig) received
eleven votes; Frazier (Whig) two. Darse (Whig)
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.--Flour--5alcs this morning
Of City Mills at $s 81 IL Wheat 900 bushels
offered and taken at yesterdays rates, ~ o8 q
~ 10, and good to prime, 80 05 a 30 Os. Corn
Sales Of 1000 bushels at yesterdays prices The
market generally is very dull
New York, Jan. 5.--Cotton is upward and firm,
but no large sales have been reported. Flour has
declined IL IL Is 3-4 cents; sales Of 4, 100 bbls
at 30 IL LA so 70; Southern is heavy and un,
changed.
Wheat--Thc market il firm, with an upward
tendency. Corn-prices ARE a trihe higher, with
sales Of 10000 bushels western mixed at 81 Oh
delivered Provisions are unchanged. Whiskey--
sales Of Ohio at SO IL a SO ga.
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THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY meet tonight
at their armory, to take some measures relative to
the parade on Monday next. We hope the COM
pany viii turn out strong in numbers and spirits,
as the occasion is great one, and one which win
inspire as much military enthusiasm we have had
for long time pfaa
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The vigilant Fire Company Georgetown, held
meeting and elected the following list Of officers
for the ensuing year President, z. s. Wright;
Vice President, w. s. Jones; Secretary, William
Knowles; Treasurer, VIM. H. Edes; Chief Eng-
neer, A. Rodier; Captain Of the Engine, Charles
H. Rodier; Captain Of Hose, John Foley; Captain
Of Suction, John 7. Findley; Engine Keeper, VIM.
G.. Tanner.
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ct RAY ED away Yesterday, New
- foundland PUP, about six months old, black
aud white spotted comes 10 the name Of Bruce. One
OF the most notable marks rccoected is black spot
covering entirely the right eye. A liberal reward
win be paid on his delievery at my warehouse No.
20 Water street, Georgetown.
dec SO--3t VIM IT. EDES
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Sentence Of Wm FL Aaytin-serious Charge
against Police O6fcers--Di6calty dstueen The
Mayor and The american Party--A Proposed
Compromise
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CRIMINAL CouRr--P. b. Key Prosecuting At
torney.--Msry Rsbey recognized with George
Wheatley in the sum Of $500, TO answer the charge
of keeping bawdy house. ~. a as
Charles ODonnell was tried on an indictment
with two counts lst, for forging note, and 2nd,
for uttering and passing a counterfeit So note on
the Merchants Bank, of Lyncbburg, Va, and was
found guilty on the End count and not guilty Of
making and forging
This morning, Samuel James, an accomplice Of
o'Donnell, was put on trial, the indictment con-
tanning the same counts in the case Of the latter.
Mr.. Radcliffe for the defendant a
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A SsAsn.-A brick house on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between the Circle and Georgetown, fell into
the street last evening with tremendous crash 1t
appears that in grading the Avenue at that point,
the foundations Of this and other houses had been
entirely removed; the bottom of the cellars even
being four and FIVE feet above the foot-walk.
Another house, adjoining the one which has
fallen, showed symptoms Of a falling nature some
time ago, but was propped up, and still remains
standing. rKsst stsss#a
We learn that the houses belonged to Mr. Cissel,
who estimates bic damages at $1,000. Whether
he can recover that amount from the Corporation,
who ordered the grading to be done, Is question
Of some interest TO all M
- ANi hss4Hes
The weather Is fair to-day and promises to be so
for day or two.
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JSo. r. Dickinson, Secretary
Persons desiring further information on the sub.
ect will address Their communications 10 the Secre-
tarv. ian
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OYsTERsi OYSTERS OYSTERS
- ECEIyED this day, further supply OF
DAVID A BAIRD,
SUPERIOR WATCHEs.

HAVE on hand a good assortment of
- perfect tme-keepng Watches. from the best
makers in Europe or America, that | win sell OF
greatly reduced prizes, Mt 4ls Pennsylvania avenue
dec l5-dn N o. HOOD
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Our Alexandra friends must not forget that the
new theatre in that place, entitled Washington Hail.
viii be dedicated tonight by the famous Peak
Family, who will give it dedication such ms it de-
serves, and which the Alcxandrians win not fail to
appreciate.
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Fx.vcr or FrAn-Amons the conspirst,rs In
ST Domingo, recently sentenced 70 oe mot Was
Franctsco Ruiz. He was with others leo IL 20 me
public square, and upon Bonded knees iact q the
soldiery. He was perfectly calm, even whe a the
muskets Of his Intended execuoners we're le YELLED
at him Just before the command TO hre, G' neral
sauI,sna ordered halt aud read out tu u and
unconditional pardon 70, the con'pisa'ors. ns
followed their example but In the mean tim had
become dwelling idiot What 10 still NOR DIS
tressing his beautiful daughter had become a ra.
wing maniac, on hearing that her father Wis led
out to be shot Ia
ATRAproY IN rHR CnIMgA-Lieut. Dris Ut, Of
the greuadier company had occasion to oh, OK q
soldier, Who being partly intoxicated, was N Arcn
Ing very irreaulariy. Scarcely had the repri mand
been given, when the man replied, "Lieuts nan',
you've punished mo often enough-yon shaf mol
punish me any more" and on the instant lev cling
his muske', be fired, and shot him through the
body. The general 10 command Ut the trei'cnes
ives Ia the rsvine close by, and after brief COM
sultstion bet ween him and the commandaut OF me
relief council was held and the man condemned
to be shot He was taken out aud twelve ouiiets
were sent through bis body.
A DELICATE APpETITE.-on Saturday last Ca
nslsr, at AieanY, New Yort, undertook for wager,
10 eat six dozsn hardboied esgs. but after seain
through with three dszen, the persOu making ihe
bet, fearful Of losins offered to pay for what were
consumed The offer wss accepted. The man who
could cat three dozen Of hard boiled eggs possesses
the digestive powers OF an ostrich.
FLORAL CuRIosITY-The Frankfort Kentucky,
Comm wealth has been presented with ssvera.
ros.s, in which the organs Of the flower hsve grown
Ia the a over buds-three IN each Tose-thus fhow-
pg three roses apparently ready to bloom in the cen
ire of one already fully expanded.
ORIGIN OF BANKs-The name bank" 10 derived
from the Italian word "bapco" bench, which wss
| erected in the msraet place for the exchange OF
money. The first bank was established In Italy, BY
the Lombard Jews, in A. D., sos In Italy. Some OF
these Jews settled in London and the street where
| they resided is still called Lombard street.
Sixteen thousand pounds of blue fish were caught
at Edeartewn NJ Y, on the ls n inst
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DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS!!
II DRY GOODS!.,-IkPORYANT TO CITY
AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS II have q lar.s
stock of DRESS GOODS and ell kinds of Embrol.
dery, consisting OF rich Onoton Collars and Besves
Ladies' long and short silk Mitts fashionable silk
NANTES and large stock of fancy colored and black
Silks; large lot of Parasols ard Ladies Umbrellas;
Ladies' worked and grass Skirts Aisc--a large stock
Of Hosiery, all OF which will sell at greatly rsdu-
ced prices. NORRIS w ROSE
ny 8-o2m No 2GS Broad ,tsset.
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FOR THE SPRINGS.

@gA NEW AND SPLENDID
S4 OPPOSITION LINE or
sTA0E1 -Tarough ffom Richmond. Retershura,
Baltimore, Washington and Aiexand-ia, to White
sulphur and Sweet springs In n dsga and Salt Sui.
Oa and sitsr the let day Of July next. We win
daiy line Of four horse coaches, from the terminus
Of the Virgins Central Railroad to tbs Rockbridee
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot SPRING. with branch
Passengers leaving Richmond In til morning train
Of cars, will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning q
day light and arrive 1t the Sweet and White Sui
phcr Springs early in the evening.
Having an new, first class eoschss, fresh teams,
selected with great and accommodating drivers,
f,el assured extend to the travelling pub
c such facilities for and comfort a. hsve never
before been offered or secured on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
to any of the above named SPRING. can be obtained
of any Of agents, who via always be found It the
Railroad dspots Of those PLACES.
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times. when
desired. HARMAN BROWN,
my29 Proprietors
Rates Of Fare in connection cih the pginia Central
Railroad, BY Harman IND .Broscn's Stage line.
from RICHMOND
TO White Sulphur 5prings.... 90
To Sweet Springs. %
To Heating Sprin ~
10 warm Springs. .sss'.".." 70
To Bath Alum Springs. 0U
To Rock Alum Springs. ........ .
TO lexington %
10 new msthet'. -
TO w cookbook. 20
To Strssburg. ................-.... W
TO Winchester... %
fare any of the above named places will be lower
than the charges by any other line The Stages for
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-"Bei it
~ nrdainsd hx thu Cnuneil of tha CITY of Rich

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-"Be it
IN ordained by the Council of the City OF Rich.
mood that the Collector of the City Taxes shall an
nualiy give notice In at least four of the daily
papers Of the city, for fifteen days prior to the i.
teenth day Of June. that he will attend bis flee
daily between the hours of O'Clock, A. M and
O'CLOCK, P. NJ, from the fifteenth to the thirteth oil
June inc usive for the purpose of receiving from any
person charged with city taxes, the whole CT one.
half OF the amounts of tax charged, dedueting from
the whole amount or one-hal the case maybe. ten
per centum thereon.
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to the fifteenth of December that
he will attend at his Office daily, between the above
mentioned hours, from the fifteenth to the thirty
first of December inclusive, for the purposs of re-
ceiving from snv person who hiss already psid one.
half only of the city taxes charged to him. the re-
naming half des pcting from such half, ten per cent.
thereon"
In pursuance of the above amended ordnance
passed January 18th, 1855. will attend at ths office
of the city water works, 9th street, in rear OF
Lafayette Hail. from the fifteenth to the thirteh of
this month, for the purpose Of receiving taxes as
above directed.
JULIUS A. HoBsoN, C. c. Richmond.
N. Bit will be understood from th6Nbove ordi.
nance that those rho do avail themselves of the
opportunity of paying the first half between the 18th
and 30th of June, are entitled to deduction, but
required to pay the whole amount of their bills
as soon In the month of July the collector can call
on them Persons desiring In formation or of ascer-
tanning the amount of their taxes will call at the
office, previous to the 18th of this month
IA. H.. c. C. R.
Riehnood. June 1st. 1855. js 2l-dtjeS0
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II EsTINY DEMONSTRATED BY

II THE PLANETS OR ASTROLOGY Profess
sor LEO. SOUND may be consulted on matters OF inn
portance In the wonderful work If Astrofoey, fore.
.eag ell particular ents of human life both past,
present and future, auch - marriage, description
of husband. wife, intended children also; riches,
bushes situations estate. honcr or dissraes and
fuin of sickness the nature aud cause also isnsth
Of life, aud manner of death; Of friends. true
tsse ourne law SUITS absent pc dead sii,e;
of theft things lost; substance lent or demand
ed; wife husband living from each other, If ever
return.
TERMS: SO cents each for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Madame Helm may be consulted at the same psee.
She foretelis by tbs cards25 cents for ladies', so
sents for gentlemen.
Apply in Adams Valley. doors from corner Of
10th, on Poplar street-Ofice of Anthology the
door-bsck of Lsncarteran School, oyerfhs creek
10 9--dim+
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING.-Ie9 white

II tLOI uINO! CLOI F1INti!--1HyW HII6
~ Linen Duck Goats; SIT Plsat.ra' do. do. do; 19l
various styles Costs; 243 black Alpaca Sacks and
Frocl "a black Drsp d'Ete Coats all Qualities 4e
check Marseilles Cutawsy Coats; 1873 pr Fancy Linen
and Cashmere Pants $50 Fancy MsrssIlss Vests Ill
white do. do The above goods srs now In store,
scarce The goods must be sold to pay for Them
selves. Those In Of bargains and have got the
'rocks" nust call at WIN. IRA SMITHS.
tsSS IA Naln sf.
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4 MELIA SPRI NC S-Two and half
IA miles from the Richmond and Danville Railroad
at Wyanoke Station, will be open lst July for the
accomm odstion of visitors Every exertion will be
made TO please our boarders who will be 20 good %
to favor as with tn cir patronage. Our BAR will be
well supplied and close Sabbath and every night
erected at the Springs, where hot or cold Baths
can be had
Terms Of Board per day S1.5G; per week 81; per
month s25; all children over years cid and under
II years, and servants half price. There will be Or
Omnibus in attendance st the Depot to ct tho
my I2-2m THOS. C. WILSON & SQHH.
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Il POINT, ST MAkY'S CO. MD-This dssira-
BILE Place for health and bathing, is open for
the reception of visitors with nothing Jeff undone
that will promote the comforts OF its guests. 5
Macy improvements have bsen made since nay
last sesfon. A Lunch Room has been built for the
accommodation Of visitors at all seasonahe hours
day Stables and Carriage Houses have bean
huiis to accommodate those at distance; Billisrd
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board; Ten pin Al
leys and Baths, have all been improved. and free
to ristors only thanhf full to the public for their
patronss . the last seasons and hope to see my
old friends and macy new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shall be clean and well he pit. Chill.
dren with Whooping Cough and Measles will not be
admttedsas boarders.
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day, "; for three DAYS OF less than q
week, OIL so per day. ty the week $40; by the month
vi IS per day. w w DIX. Proprietor.
Letter boxes have been placed ON all the steamers
for the accommodation OF visitors. il S-Im
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DHEUMATISM.-
~ This Is q painful disease, affecting the joints
with swelling and ffness; also affecting the
lar tsndinuns and fbrous textures of the body. 1t
osn be cured by the application of POLLARD'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
LUMBAGO.
This disease is known by a we're pain In the lons
q rheumatic affection of the muscles of which
mary persons have bsen cured by POLLARD'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
PARALYSIS.
diminution loss of power OF motion 10 the
body. 1t very often attacks on " side, and has
been cured by POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINZ.
MENT.
For sale byPURCELL LADp CO., Bennett
Sesrs, Adie Gray. Duval l. Norton, w. p. Ladd
L. B. Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the city ia I6
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL-M

NOTICE OF OVAL.-M. l..
~ STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor akes this method
to inform his friends and that he has re-
moved temporarily to the corner of Sd and Broad
streets, oppoEite Mr. Mark Downey's where he will
be pleased to see them ell and at the same time Of
ferng his entire stock of Clothing and piece Goods
again as soon a. rebuilt. ri. L. STRAUS,
nv ll-2nH Cornsr Sd and Broad sta.
MI EkCHANTS' AND MECHANICS
AVE- SAVINGS BANK, Office No. Is Main street,
continues to receive deposits on which an interest OF
per cent. will be paid on all sums remaining
or longer, and per cent. for a horter period
$50 ALEX. GARRETT, Prest.
i. b. Wake, Treasr. my11-Sm
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FOR SALE.-A likely young WOMAN
L about 20 years old--s ladg's maid, good seam
stress nurse chamber maid and .omed to wash
ing and ironing.
Also. very superior COOK, 81 years old. Likewise
a MAN d years old, who is superior farm hand and
fools his wife A years old who 10 toierably GOOD
sock and excellent washer and ironer, and fret rate
dairy woman. with daughter 10 years old, unusual-
" likely 1t would be desirable to locate this fam-
ly near Richmond For particulars apply at Cary
street jail. isl6-eod6t+
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DON'T READ THISi-Be il

ca DON'T READ THISi-Be il
known to allwho are now o. INA, asreaf,er
AStt3A be in wan. Of anything to carry Tou from
place to place, with the greatest comfort
and at the lowest rate that the undersigned has
ring the last year, greatly enlarged and imyfoved bis
establishment by adding to his former b. sness all
kirds of light Carriages BUG0IEs. ROCl Always,
nc &c, which, being come cted with his SADDLE,
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes it tbs
most csmplste house to equip any one Ia want In
The city. His stock on hand is very large and we'll
assorted, and not TO be surpassed in neatns and du
rability. He would respectfully return shanks to
patronage, pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and quality His store fronts 18th and Gary
streets. opposite the Columbian Hotel
sp4-sm @. z. MILES.
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a- NEW MILLINERY. ma
*fs&A$ have just received and an daily re-SS
W$X ceiving from Auction In the North ~
S<~ err cities, large and well selected-S<~S
stock Of tine Silk. Grape, Leshorn. kespolitan snd
Florence Spread Bopnets. Mits Gloves Boyi Hats
and Flats, Embroidedes Hosiery.
ALSO, @
A large stock Of FANCY GOODS, bought on the
very best terms, which will sell reduced prices
Thankful for the patronage of my friends and Gus
toners, / ask continuance of the same.
ssk only call to convince you that the only place
where you can get bargains 10 on Main Street. be-
tween 17th and 18th Streets, opposite Mr.. Pember
toms Grocery Store. 'Hs
~ Straw Bonnets Bleached and pressed at tina
shortest notice and lowest terms
my S0-1ms MRS. J. DEMELMAN
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M EChUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
Av1 subscriber, having recently purchased this
property, has entirely the House, and lie
now pr. pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat Is in the csunty of Abemarle, about
ten miles above Charlottesville Immediately the
Central Railroad and situated in region of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being In full view of the Blue Ridge mountains,
structing through the mountain and equally conve-
nient to the University of Virginia and Monticello.
WIN. p. JARMAN, p M.,
is 21-dts Mechum's River.
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TIVE TRANSFER BOOKS of this
l. office will be closed from the 14th ins until the
LIST of July next. w. l.. JACKSON,
Cd Auditor.
Second Auditors Office, % June. 1855.
ia