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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-15

Sirth Judicial District Court Par
ISL Of East Baton Rouge, Success
sion Of SIMEON ELLIOT, decd, NO.
425, Probate.
pY VIRTUE of Commission issued in
ID the above Succession, and to me direct
ed from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid will by virtue Of said Com
mission, offer at Public Sale, at the Court
House door Of said Parish, in the city of
Bator Rouge. on
SaTURD.dY The 21t doy Of Apra merit, A.
D. 1855, at i o'clock, the Property here
matter set forth and described belonging to
the Succession OF Simeon Elliot, decd,
To wit:
A certain Negro Girl, named Amy, aged
about FIVE years. Terms of Sale-CAsH.
March nth, 1855 H. v. BABIN.
Sheriff.
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AVIS.

AVIS.
DAMS raffaire de Ia succession de WIN. P.
PHILLIPS, decide, No 431, "Preuves."
Cour du Sixieme District Judieiaire-
Paroisse fEst Baton Rouge. LIE.
| TEN DU que JOHN d. CoMAUx, de- la
II dite Paroisse a fait application a la dite
Cour pour etre NOMINEES administrator de
Ia succession de VIM. P. PHILLIPS, dernie-
rement de cette Paroisse, decide.
Avis est par la presente donnes d toufes
personnes interesses de faire saypir leur raj
son dams dix jours de Ia premiere pnblica-
ton de Get avis. pourquoi la dit application
ne serait pas accorde.
avril 1o-3fs. M. MORENO, Greffier.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court-Parish Of e. B. Rouge La,
In nu matter ef ~ NJ AN
Epw1N MosTAN, decd
VIZ HEREAS, Mrs. MARY LAURY Of
w said parish, widow of EDWIN Mon
TAN, late Of said parish, deceased. has APP
piled to said Court to be appointed Admin
istratrix of the estate of her said deceased
husband.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested to show cause within ten days
from the ,irst publication Of this notice,
why the said application should not be
granted. M. MORENO, Clerk,
Isl april 8.
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In this city on the 18th inst, WILLIAM
son of VIM. Cline.
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It's proposed that the territorial legisla-
ture shall memorabilia Congress to erect =.
new territory out Of the southern portion
Of New Mexico. The name recommended
in the memorial is Primers. II -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-16

PEcUSIARy PROFITS OF AUTHORSHIP IN THE
UNITED STATES.--A statement of the incomes OF
successful authors in this country from the sales OF
their books correctly returned, would form an in
teresting chapter of literary statistics. Referring
to this subject the American Publishers Circular
saws 1--WE were casually informed by Boston
publisher, (Mr. Little of Little, Brown g. Co..
that their house could show receipts for money
paid for copyrights to the amount of half million
of dollars of which one hundred thousand was paid
TO single family, which still retains the copyrights
Many other publishing houses can quote similar
documents, and they would be of considerable in.
terest to those who have commended that genius
with us, is left to struggle and languish without
recompense."
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The Catholic Provincial Council at ST. Louis, was
opened on Sunday last, with imposing ceremonies
The dwelling of Wayman Griggor, near Wythe-
VILE was destroyed last week with its contents.
The Wheeling Times says there slight fall
Of snow in that place last Friday night.
The President has dropped Capt A. w REYNOLDS
assistant quartermaster L. 5. A, from the service
Humboldt says tobacco is the Indian word for the
pipe through which the weed was smoked
Snow to the depth of an inch fell at Milwaukee
on the 4th inst
Rev. D. G. Malery has resigned the charge of the
Presbyterian church at Woodstock, Va, and goes
10 Pottstown, Pa.
4. Koner editor of the Staunton Vindcator with
VIM Balthis and Robt. Stratton, of that place left
Thursday for Kansas
The u. S. steam frigate Saranac, Capt Long. ,vas
at Spezza on the 14th ult. and the Consteation ON
the 9Th Sept. was at Gibraltar.
Baron Sentier de Chaygene, the last membor os
the Parliament under Louis XVI, has lust died a.,
the age of 80. "
The Montgomery, Ala, papers record the death
by yellow fever of VIM. b. Morse, prominent citi.
zen of that place
Archdeacon Brooks died in an apopleetic fit at his
residence near London on the 2sth September aged
80 years.
In Rockingham county, prisoner named CASH
dy mas been sentenced TO three years in the Peni
Tertiary, for horse stealing
TICK pockets are seduously following the asrcp,
turai fairs AT Wheeling last week. Il. r, Steal.
ny of Clarksburg, Va, was robbed of $500 wbiIe
viewing the cattle show
Rev. DIR. Palmer, of New York, as been called ia
the pastorship of the LIST Presbyterian church Of
New Orleans, with salary OF six thousand dollars
per 6nnum. s"=s
At an idiot asylum in the north of England seven
out OF ten OF the patients are the children of pa
rents related ~ each other by the laws of consan
quinity.
Inc procession of horses, single and double teams,
20 norses ana led stations together with yoke
9. woIS cattle, at the opening of the Connecticut
ter long. '''"e anu quar-
Quite party Of Roman Catholic Priests and si,.
fers OF charity win sail from New York far cas
ma, on aOfh Oct The Bishop of Mon,erey II
goes Out to take possession OF his diocese heal ,
party, - S '' MEATS tue
T.. an intefssting experiment was lately performed
~ aIOIessor Faraday A diamond, held by a lt,le
p.lnaai camp, and ignted to whiteness in tho
oaynyarogen Name, was plunged while incandes
cent INTO jar of oxygen Ii was speedily dr..
aeid. :" VIC '''h'e
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TIE ZouAyE AND HIS CAT.-The Gazette de
LYONS of the 10Th states that amongst the numerous
wounded soldiers just arrived there, a soldier OF
cd Zouaves excited particular attention he was
dressed in a republican hat with plume, a frock
coat buttoned up to the chin and had with him
cat minus one leg 1t appears that he was perform
ing character at the French theatre before Sc
bastopol when the drum beat TO arms. Without
having time to dof his theatrical costume, he was
soon in the trenches, where he lost one arm from
the splinter Of SHE'LL and had his right ear carried
away by mtsket ball. his cat, which remained
during the engagement on his shoulder, losing its
paw at the same time. Even in the hospital he
would never part from his cat, which has come
with him to France, where the Zouave figures in
the same dress that he wore when the alarm was
ajyen.
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SEVENTY LIVES LOST AT SEA.-Information
reached Lloyds on the 23d ultimo, confirming the
loss of the Norwegian steamship Norge, with sew
enty Of the passengers and crew, by a collision
with tho steamer Bergen on the llth about one mile
and half from Christiana, near Oxhoe lighthouse
The weather at the time hazy, and the Ber-
gen struck the Norge with such force to cut her
nearly in two amidships, and she foundered in deep
water Immediately. About thirty passengers and
crew saved themselves by scrambling on board the
other steamer
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RESCUE OF NINE MORE OF THE CREW OF THE
SHIP WILLIAM PENN.-The brig Excel, Capt Tai
man, arrived at Savannah, from New York, having
on the LIST of October, fallen in with the raft con.
tanning the two mates and seven seamen from the
wreck of the William Penn, after having been
twelve hours without provisions and water. This
makes nineteen persons saved out of the twenty
five. Three are known to have been lost two 9th
ers were last seen in boat drifting off from the
wreck, and have been probably rescued by some
vessel
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DRY GOODS, cLorH1No, &c.

rurGn SIrDpTv or CHE AP DIR 4
nnnI,ss ~ .Ie openins q fresh supply. Of
En s,e psdn es saa sq aspses.
seines ana se a. s.iT. we have also hand q
aIipea sna dptarnf III casemeres and Tweeds, for
and With iaf B,sa sss. 81 seaehss
gooas IoI %. no,.e.+irs of the best manufactures.
ana r Goods have all been bought for cash and Sc
,ed with the greatest care; and as we are seinns
them W., 70 .ivs n. call before purchasing ans
where else. D. . W. zoo "a straet
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{ y
NEW YoRK, Oct. -. 1855
DIR. Kane and party are the lions Of the day
Gallant Captain Harfstcin Is a lion too The former
i the guest Of his friend and patron, Mr.. Henry
(;rfnnel in Bond street The officers Of the expe-
litIon are staying At the Aston House, where they
have been receiving the congratulations of their
friends and acquaintance during the day
The Grand Jury came into the Court OF o!a
and Terminer this afternoon. again. with tIesh
batch Of indictments of city officials. one OF ln.i
II an indictment of Justice Stuart Tor aises s'ns
from the Tombs, without bail, wemah Mna t.
indicted for grand larceny. Another asanis Jus !,
tee Coooliv for discharging for CONSIDERATION
ono wn, J. David arrested for assam, ana DaIteis
Another against policeman, named Jonil Aiahno,
and for receiving SO from inert, LOT P."ui.n :,
straw bail Bench warrants WIZ i'Soc" io' INV
arrest of these gentry.
Tn the II. s. District Court, yesterday morning,
yo.cnb Wagner was put upon his trial. charged
with violating the neutrality laws IN eniistins so.
diers in this city for the British service N me
inca The testimony shows pretty coneiusiseiy
that Wagner was extensively engaged ia inc p"Si
The weather, yesterday was cold ana rahsiL
phnre is a light wind, too, from the east. WHEN v"
80. a numerous feet of European bound Vessels
in ,,ort The clipper ship Celestial Tor hieiooiie'
x,r.l;a sai,ed from the lower bay iastl night, De
6ore the storm commenced. The arrivals iro'n sea
have been numerous among mem ~ s s.,p
1:armania from Havrc, and Maid OF orleans, from
London. ,r,,,ro ,.s. .,e,
inc was washington Irving, the great original
Of the Opera of Rip Van Wrinkle, winch tae f!he
and Harrison troupe were performing. He was the
observed of all observers and one en.huS'as. &c
fr;erd 90 far forgot the bounds OF propr1ely as u
,rnso ss,bree cheers for the genuine Rip.
Y Prentice, of the Louisville Journal is in town.
One of the papers notes the all important fact that
he has had an interview with his hither!o sworn
nnanv s S. Southworth ('John Smith, jr., OF Ar
The Republicans or g Fusionists'" are IN
ectascs over the election Of Chase, as Governor Oh
Ohio The event is TO be duly eommenora'ed ny
a iollifcation meeting at the IaDernace' heA'
week.
The value of dry goods entered for consumption
at this port during the present week, amounted &c
al.733 is5 Withdrawn from warehouse, SI9,2oo
warehoused S8l ,a0s
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IA NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK
HN OF READY MADE CLOTHING. FOR TIL II
\K FALL TRADE OF 1851 GREENTREE
,AA- BRO, 88, Main Street, respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have Just opened
sortment of COATS, PANTS and VESTS and Gen
temens Furnis hing Goods much superior to any we
ever oheredto them, which will sell, wholesale
retain good terms as they can be bought AT
house in this market.
Call and examine for yourselves
L. GREENTREE l. BRO
Virginia Clothing Store, SO Main street
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MEDIcrNre
CURF '--1 ,,,.---,.--

CERTAIN CURP r.-~~-~1-
al ~. Gehnosp, Nov. Il, by t0CgH.~
an the Coush Remedies Of The a. hsys I'D M
COf. 1 EG fins mat believe Ma 'd has,
ton of The I;lS 70 he the mos, ,.,1 a 0Ass
almost indispenssbIs IN use aud sss i.rn.5]@ rsIs
Mrs DAVIS CousH REMrnx W WAaRys,a'4
rn,ues Of tins medicine frou, tbs can .pess ~.
ed ans ed. IA S!3 ~ bad cough in - aa'as
For ss,s s'r "selded relief RioI. F,naI<a 49,,
Aisx DuYal, Paterson 4 Jach.no' BsRs.akp
p. = rlcot a. Bodeksr and Chsrl.s. h Mise.
'EvEH AND A8UE, RiIioa.
SeI Complaint Costivenrss. ~ u ahi,s, II
s'e' "o"f SIonach aud Billion. Fevsrs's1len, D-.r.
tat. n TO CURE FEVER AND . eCarasi.. -.
Ro 1T III pI IT hp gS ANTI Bill ors
cause they go ahead OF al other pr hTaii'oRd Pill =
tne Liver, stomach and Bowels ~, N acting s,
11I'e and any morbid secretion. II airing 81
Niercury and can be taken at any t;r, are free -
~ salsr or exposure. As PuEga,;vs" p,a9s; r.,
jenve RI. ToId iree from sripin- ~.
ne stonsch aud bowels in ahssl,5et Sae aiss-
TOT bilious habits, bad colds or rbsnSsAIat eonG
coia There ls no medicine which az ~ slsia tn,
thein from the system.-Price .,5 seuy reular.
p A1'eF cleansing the system Of All ~. cents -,
r m then take Vie VIII ,s..,
which will brace up the system aI,s .o'C hTTV,
return OF Chiiis and Fever end 49, ! iTor =.
lowing ms course OF treatment viii ba ef.ons
hne health, appetite and spirits Tt,n. u's Of aa.
Janndlced SKIN to healthful appsarspc. 'ae y'3a
| tone and new life to the ,or,,5 iia"e' aEs T..
Agne Tonic Mixture, 80 cents a ho,,s ever a.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd Go; Gnbbs
| " A. Strecker; Paterson i Jacksnr. . NPPNFsHs
Beers; Alex. Duvsl; Duvsl l. Norton. p % Der
Lscnrlsson' A. Bodeker, and w 2. LadS DE-, ) y
al DTngslsts IN Norfolk Portsmouth, Pr, .aa't
Lynchburg aud other towns in Virginia 1e'e1'sg-l
| Sc l9-d2awts
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Es,asCIP arIoN.-At the railroad depot III ASH
;ngton Friday, there were about twenty four coior
cd nersons nj both sexes the eldest.forty years OF
age under the care of =. W. Scott esq the exc
cntor of the late Miss Nancy Taaferro, of King
William county, Virginia, who willed their freedom
giving them each one hundred and fifty dollars
They were on their way to Mount Pieasaht' ~
nine miles from Wheeling where they are to be lo-
Gated among a Society of Friends.
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Sole Proprietors, Richmond '
TIDINGS FROM CHESTERFIELD

CHESTERFIELD 60, Va. Aus |. - 10 /. ,
Messys Dore j. Co.. Richmond: Last fsi que - '.li
mule, was turned loose in the stable J'iai WIZ
playing about with other mules ran WIN ;ls ro
of his whole body against large pair o. "a NJ,
cutting himself on the thigh OF nam eD'il de-
long. and from an inch and halt 10 t"' go, =
,ro never be Of arv s~rycs TO ne a:'n -'
notice of the Turf Oil in the papers P.. 5,,,
applied it at once TO the cut and ID sg'1 and ss
weeks he was perfectly well and a. va Cd, =,
cannot perceive the least scar ~A'fT E:IpxgREE
made. II: a. at, %
this neigLborhood which have been 9a.s rec s y
Turf Oil and. il of any benefit 10 you g. r
You many certificates. The whole u.l s.,.ss
it is the quickest healing remedy me sW,,SFREs
II IL a.
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RUCKLE ON YOUR ARMOUR!.-YlR.

Id GINTANs PREPARE !!-LEONARD TO TN Re-
UE!,!-Prepare for the coming conflict; Cough. Ni
Colds will soon be in our midst. The gea.et eE'
gneror of Coughs, Cold and ConsumproH,a LEON
ARDS INSTANT RELIEF. Keep II in youi agl''s
upon the first onset OF the disease take il; gre 20
your children, and remember the greatest nef''i'
yet discovered is Leonards Celebrated Cough syrs
Price-25c. per bottle; 5 bottles, one dollar AZ
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of L. B. THOMAS, Broad street., Shg.s-
Hill, and OF all Druggists and Dealers general ID
Richmond and State of Virginia. "hoiess' ',
Messrs PURCELL, LADD Co, " Main street '"'
THOMAS LEONARD, corner Of Adams and Ga! gre,
Richmond Va OIL
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THE PLACE TO BUY CLOTH-

>4& liz ILACE IO Bt CI4OTH.
N iNG.-From the very large stock and desirable
lyA assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOTH
~-A1k~ ING now IN store, embracing the very best
ana most fashionable style of goods introduced this
season. manufactured IN superior style by ourselves
and IN consideration of our long experience and ad-
vantages IN this line of business with determination
TO sell the best articles very low prices we think
WELL MADE CLOTHING. 102 Main street is the place.
Call and see.
oc IS KEEN BALDWIN f. 90
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RARGAINS ENTKAOR1DINAR Y 40 he
- had at GOLDSMlTS Cheap Store-All wool
Red Fanne at 20 cents can't be bought at less than
at % cts, worth S74 cts; French do various Collars
at 20 cts, worth 81 cts Cassnets at 37t cts can't be
bought less than so cents; Striped and Plaid Mouslin
Is CTS; Cacoes at and 10 cts, worth ~ cs Black
Apscas, at 81 81 SO and Is cts worth at least . per
cent. more; Plaid Silks at IS cts worth 81; Blankets
Llndseys, Shawls Cottons and other heavy goods to
be sold at much less price than be bought in this
CITY, as am determined TO close those goods that
Is not IN my line of business The greatest bargains
can be had by calling Mt
GOLDSMII'S Trimming and Fancy Store,
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THE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION

TNHE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
4 OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI.
TUTE.-The splendid Hall over the Lower Market
corner of Main and nth streets. will be open for the
reception ofartices on THURSDAY, October 18th
Exhibitors are particularly requested 10 inform the
Committee on Exhibition of the space required Inv
them for the proper display of their articles as wen
as of the nature of the articles to be displayed
The Committee on behalf of the Board of Mana
gers would particularly request all persons having
Paintings other works of art wen as natural Gu
riosities, TO furnish the for exhibition assuring
them that they will receive particular attention and
be safely returned in good order
Communications addressed TO Mr.. II. A. M,yo
Chairman of the Committee on Exhibition will re-
ceive Immediate attention.
Circulars containing full particulars can also be had
OF him, or of JAMES ID. BROWNE, Secretary of the
Committee.
COMMITTEE on EXHIBITIONS
ROBERT A. MAYO, Chairman,
JAMES ID. BROWNE, Secretary,
JOHN w. CARDWELL,
JOSEPH +. POWELL
JOHN w. DAVIES. sr
It'd
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THE NEW STEAMBOAT Law works well on the
Western rivers, as is seen in the great dimnuton
Of the number of fatal disasters. The Inspectors
at New Orleans report that during the year ending
September LIST, the number of boats subject to
their inspection have carried 100000 passengers
vet there has not been an explosion of a boiler or
collapse of fiue. nor have any lives been lost on
passenger boats from the effect Of steam collision
The report at Cincinnati is almost if not quite as
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NEW sTOCK OF CI.OTHING.s.M EK:

NEW STUCK Of CIUTIING-E,M Ek-
Y CHANT WEISIGER are now receiving and
will continue to receive by weekly arrivals, their
and desirable embracing every article to be found In
similar establishment. These goods are manufac-
tured by themselves with great care expressly for
their retail trade of the best materials and by the best
of workmen, and in point ofsye and cheapness can
not be surpassed by any other house. Those in want
requested TO call and examine for themselves and
we think will ensure their purchasing
5. MERCHANT WEISIGER, l IL Main ST.
ALso-A large and beautiful stock of Furnishing
Goods ALWAYS ON hand. DC L.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA +. i NJ. ms. Co.,
Richmond, 18th Oct, 1855.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE

Il INSURANCE co. having removed to their eli
gible office in "Ballards building" the North
side of Franklin street, opposite the Exchange Hotel
Richmond, Va, are prepared as heretofore to make
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable
terms.
The past TRANSACTION of the Company, extending
period of twentythree years, guarantee IT'S
patrons that all fair claims for loss viii be properly
stated and met.
Applications at the Office in person. by letter ad-
dressed to A. Peasants President, to the under
signed. will be promptly attended to.
oc 1l-dlm THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND Sec'y.
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I1ALL TRADE.-RROoKs, BELB., s. s;

tWaLLER. IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dhf Goop -
hsxe now in store bv various arrivals from roreeh
and Domestic ports complete assortment oil Sooas
adsnted To Fab and Winter trade. portion OF our
stock is of our own importation, pufcnasea w" go
The remainder selected with great care IN our own
markets. ~ ...r ,,ayfies
tits our Intention in connection with other Pal
to omen house in New York on the ist OF 1ahu
next. also to continue business here. ~ VIZ NJ
therefore be very desirable to reduce our
lowest point. To effect this we WIN onef ,hs time
I'VE will allow discount of per cent. RON .ohasa
oral ak months bills paid at the time OF EaaEp
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SILKS, SILK $, VALENTIAS AND
- POPLINS.-We invite the attention of the La
dies TO stock of Plaid and Striped Vslentias Plaid
and Striped Poplins, and Merinos Plain Black Silks
very superior quality Black MORE Antiques, Black
lsepts and Mourning Silks, Plaid Striped and Shaded
do, Ombre Shaded and Striped MORE Antioues
Plain do do.
ALso-A large stock f Wrappings, in Cloaks
Shaws and Scarfs W.P. PERKINS & co,
&C 10 No al Eagle Souare
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,zz .nv,s FXCELsTOR BirrERi...@

Il RIcHNOND, 0ts ~ -
MIR. II. JAcKsoS-Dcar sit af9HufSr,.d b. s-a
mentality of friend OF mine Wgsh;rEigg 4 : g.
me no GOOD it would DO me no harm i,J vi. so
tried the same of morning likewise ;n,5roTet @
in the course Of one week, her sppsm 0J yrie "a
thank God, she found from 'ha' ,!ns ,,r, ss5l'
must, in justice to myself aud T,i 'a, he - ~
commend the above BhteIs % 80 70 lhsak ~
those suffering from the rst stage Of p( E,lsr s
them. They will exclsim like Us
be found"
Yours respectfully, -, p,sractost1
They may be found al =. J. Picotss Besat'. =
$. NJ. Zachrsson's, Chas MillspsaiRa; ssa.oad =
Beers, and Alex Duval's, DTngsisi' -"
All orders promptly attended 70. ---z>-
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DANCING SCHOOLS.

ol BANGING AND WALTZIN(S AGA
IN DEMY.-GODDIN'SN NEW HALL, CORNER OF
- llTH AND BANK STREETS.-Mr. l.. WAR
g.7k ROCK would respectfully announce that his
School will open on SATURDAY, October 18th at IL
o'clock for Ladies. Same evening at y O'Clock for
Gentlemen.
There will be two sessions.
deduction will be made where Scholar enters
1or the Whole course Sc l2-2aw6w
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NEW DRY GOO ID AND NCY
~ STORE AT 2zS BROAD STREET-We would
call the attention of the trade to beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods, consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroderies, &C.; English
Merinos at % cents all wool DeLsines ST. cents per
yard; beautiful Mousline d and II cts: Ribbons
all qualities; More Antique Trimming, from to 80
cts per ward and great MANY other very desirable
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
at the new store Of E. CAMP Il CO,
oc ID 223 Broad ST
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URTE ;CJ-RF OIT..-For Old n0Ye- Of

L every description, on Man and Br'T, Vn'
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparation 20
Bruises and Sprains Ulcers and Fs!ioHs, ses.%
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblsins Fresh ~ y gun
Cramp and letter, Stlngs Of Insects @ S., ,g
Back. SwelIed Legs and Stiffness Of Joirt'
Warranted to cure, and no damage from e1Io'A'
colds
Applied to Burns at once, It leaves no scar
Pnce 80 and % cents bottle. IN
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
l. RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
This house having change proprietors, with decd-
ed improvement, is now confidently commended TO
the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Springs will hnd there ample aud comfortable accom-
modations. Its location is proverbially pleasant-and
position airy; which, with the liberal hand of its new
proprietor render it the favorite house OF the
place, especially the lovers OF quiet rest. The
rooms neatly furnished airy and comfortable The
fords-the servants polite aud accommodating Moth
ing is wanting to make it one of the most desirable
Hotels in the city. au2l