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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

MURDERoUS AssAULT.-On Friday afternoon
Mr. Louis SAKE, said to be Polish nobleman,
while looking at some articles in shoe store in
Christie street, New York, by some means gave
offence to the proprietor who forthwith plunged a
shoe knife into MIR. Saxe's groin nficting severe
wound and then fed. g. '-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

THE LONDON TINEs.-Speaking of the refusal
of the London Times to publish Mr.. Buchanan's
note respecting the neutrality laws, the Montreal
Herald says
Such dishonorable conduct in a journal marked
by such pre-eminent talent and consequently
enjoying SO vast and unequalled circulation is
clearly calculated not only to weaken its own in
fiuenee but that of Journalism throughout the
world ~
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"WATERING PLACE" MORALS -Tbe Che!ten-
ham (Eng) Guardian says the Lexington magis-
trates have resolved to discountenanee the prose
cution of persons keeping houses of ill-fame OF
which there are forty seven in bennington, the
ground thar uW drice all gentlemen dscay and the
town will be ruined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

GREAT CORN CRoPS.-In some parts of Penn
svlvania the corn crops are said TO be greater in
the aggregate than at any time before i'll fifteen
years From seventy to ninety bushels per acre is
q common yield and one field, owned by DR.. VIM
Ragen, of Washington CO., made one hundred and
twenty-five bushels per acre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Two or three cars load.
ed with hogs on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
ROAD, Saturday evening, became detached from a
downward train while ascending grade and ran
pack until they came in contact with another train
by which a number Of hog were killed. and cousid.
erao.e damage done to the cars and engine No
ersons were injured Fl ~ Nv
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FROM VENEZUELA.--We have news from La
guayra, Venezuela TO the l2th nit There had
been no change of moment in political matters
since previous advices The cholera was disap.
peanng rapidly The President had been attacked
1ith the prevailing epidemic, but had recovered.
Coffee. indigo hides and cotton, came into marke ct
very sparingly, consequently prices continued high
which caused freights to be dull
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HANDSOME PREsENT.-Col Weller of Cal, has
brought with him magnificent god-headed cane,
present from the citizens of California to Gen
Rusk, of Texas. The top Of the cain contains
most beautiful stone of gold quartz, which opens
and displays four splendid specimens of gold dust,
covered by glass case. The cane is said to be
worth $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

faGHTFUL CAMPHENE ACCIDENT-On Tbprs
Gay evening as Mr. Michael Fitzgerald was fiIino
= Samphene lamp at his house in Greene street .;
h,oy, n. the can took fire and scattered the
nuid over his two little daughters, apeJ
badly, if not fatally '''' burning tIsal
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As., s.ti'ss OPENING OF EYnn
&E3 FALL MILLINERY &O
vsaH At Mrs. DemeIluan,s N{0

W Cheap Millinery and Fancy Store,
On Main Street, between 18th and 18th Streets
Having inst returned from New York, Mrs D. has
opened large and handsome assortment Of fashiona
BILE fancy and plain Velvet Bonnets, dark and fancy
Straws, Paris Feathers and Flowers, Hair Dresses
Caps, and great variety of Ribbons aud Embroideries
with large lot of Hosiery and different sorts of Fancy
Goods; all of which will be sold at the lowest New
York prices.
to order. Also, Bonnets quilted for Ladies' and Chill
dren in the latest style. s
~ Bleaching and Pressing done at the shortest
tce. ~ '-a CPS ~ oc l1-2m*
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yis moai ;ans FAIR IN misunderstanding to the
universal rhhs, II Is IN contemplation, % have
es sa that the plan of the building has already
Joseph 49, Emperor Francis
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a 4 1
l ,e..se ufSter frdA G1fish ~ 1Feceived intaii.
- direct fsysn Odessa, Of the death Of another
ser,r.n surgeon IN Shs CFimea, DIR. MCMILLAN. Of
| Talnn,hus Ohio. re had been there but short
time This three VINO navs u.sa while e Two
| found their health very seriously compounded by
i Tho campaign Three others, l,fs. Clark. Weeks
| and Lake, had reached Warsaw, on their way to
| ;oin the Russian army. Eighteen French medical
students reached Marseles in one day on their way
/ TO the CriIncA 800. III :.
Lord Truro died on the nth ult, at his house in
| Eaton Square, London, aged ~ He was tne son
| OF an attorney and rose to be Lord finance ior IN
| 1885, when he was made Baron Truro. HIS eldest
| son. Hon. Chas Robert Claude, porn IN ioios sac
cee1s to the peerage. z1,g, :, !.
| The English Patriotic fund now furnishes Iehel
3lji and orphans who have lost both parents, ~,
| The amount of subscriptions 10. the fund now
lsrraehes the large sum Of f1,29t go = g
| ,rhe Genoa Gazette states from Alexandra, in
Ecvpt that large number of coins of the time Of
| the Ptolemiee, aud several other precious Egyp-
tan antiquities, have been discovered ut Rancia-
| The governments Immediately sent guards TO the
| spot, in order to prevent their being piifered-
The Milan Gazette announces that some of Mar
shall Radetzy's admirers have rcsolvedto celebrate
hts Goth year by presenting him with a splendid
casket In which to keep all the rich presents made
to him by different sovereigns aaa. q.
The Paris Galgnani says that number OF per-
sons are occupied in the neighborhood of Sens
q onsc) in collecting thistle heads for paper man
ufacturer who uses them as substitute for rags
Mr. Fillmore, ex-President of the United States,
has been staying in Holland and has been received
by the King with much affability. He is about to
return TO Paris and London. ,=4.f
Out of the 81 refugees expelled from Jersey, y
have taken up their residence in Guernsey and ID
| in England = Ha -
An advertisement in the Journal de st Peters
| burg of November L. announces that Colts re-
volvers have arrived in that city in immense guam
titles. ...--.5.
7, l. oxnee.od nj Paris that the King of Sardinia
will make his entry into that capital ON horseback
| ut midday and in great state. es- s 'a.~
The German poet, Heary Heine, now an exile in
France, is so i'll that his life is despared of.
The opera Macbeth is being performed at ST.
Petersburg. Mdle Bosios debut was very sue
eessful
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A Liberal OFFER-Dr Chas. w Moore Ir
OF Boston, Mass, has it is said been offered the an
pointment of Surgeon, in the Russian Army. with
salary OF IS 900 per annum and liberal ontf,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

,CAh bgRHr-A railroad car filed with broad.
cloths and other manufactured goods consiones ~
commission house in New York, was destroyeI
by fire on Thursday night at Hudson, n Y. The
loss is some five or six thousand dollars which FAM
On the Boston Railroad Company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

lad MEMS FOR THE WINE DE,tNkrps c
papers announce that onehalf of the v;ntaaa nt
Aeres de La Frontera one of the prneipa sor VI
depots, is entirely lost this year. 'Ne'fy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06
! NEW AND SUPERB AS SO

IN NEW AND SUPERB A > DR. IT
Hi MENT OF FURS. -JOHN DOOLEY, 81
AAe Main street, has just received large addition
to his stock of Furs consisting of Ladies' and Misses
Capes, Nictorines and Muffatees and Gentlemen's
Collars Gloves, Caps, &c. ~.
These goods, together with fine supply of Carriage
and Sleghing Robes, have been selected the first
houses and with the greatest care, and present, in
style price and quality. an immense variety.
The stock of Hats, of his own manufacture, is u
most extensive SCALE and of the best finish. To these
has also been Just added large importation from New
York and Philadelphia of Boys and Infants. Hats,
and of Gentlemen's Moleskin and other Hats OF the
very finest kind and most fashionable styles.
no lists .--.- .. . AZ. --- = s-r
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Ma. James Smith died at his re sdence In Gibso,
CO. Ind, on the 24th ult in the 82d year of bis age
MAJ d served with distinction in the war of 1872
battle of 7 ippecanoe.
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c

NEW STOCK OF FALL au
5GOODS-HENRY w. QUARLES, Hi
DEALER IN HATS, CARS, Doors, @A
SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., respectfully bcgs leave to
nounce to the public, that he is prepared offer
to the public one of the most commanding stocks in
his line ever offered in this city. His stock is now
complete and he asks the attention Of city and
try deulers with the that his prices shall
satisfactory. Sc Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

Keceips given through % az Che above named places
and no charge made for Forpardfay.s Tobacco sent
to from the country will receive prompt
attention. Tobacconst would consult their interest by
shipping through this line, it is cheapest and most
D. B. BRIDGEPORT 4 CO, Agents,
no II On the Dock Richmond. Va.
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DKINTTNG OFFICE ron SALE.

DkINTINls OFFICE FOX SALK.--A
! Democratic PAPER, located in hoarishing Viz.
gaia town. and In Of the wealthiest and largest
counties IN the State, h offered fer sale privately
me paper has an extensive patronageoser 900 bona
hde :uhscrbers and large and profitable advertising
and job custom, which 10 constantly and rapidly In.
cressing For further Particular address the Editors
on the Dispafeh ~ $3.50 ssss 81 je5-ts
sHIkD SUPPLY OF THIS SEASON Al
i the new store of +. CAMP cos - Bread
streee--We beg leave to inform the ladies' of this
city and surrounding country, that we are now pre-
pared and are offering the eIestest n oar
iine ever before offered Ia this msrkst Our stock Of
goods just suitable for the season conasts Of Ladies'
Ores Goods Fancy Goods beautiful Ensllsh MenneA
af - CENTS nass Auslins, plain and ffnrea = rs
lowest prices. Also our hapdsono Emhsafde!ece sna
Trimminsz I'll ay1es, sach q Plush; naiss Ansqee
I'D Nelvsts can't - ssrpeassa ~ pIlss -
thai Yen ssat help se hsyns Ahss: & =, Z ~
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a. GREAT REDyCTl9NINTHE ED

- GREAT REDUCTION INTHE eT1
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Ell
III 10 to 20 per cent. saved by buying from go
Molcsiin Hats, best quality. $3.50
Moleskin Hats second quality. ...............30 %
fashionable Silk Hats.
Fine Catskin Sewed Boots. 8 30
Congress Cater Boots. -
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. %
J. ii. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Cali3kun
sewed BooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. oc 18--d&cIy
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s. DID IT AGAIN.---NEW -
X ARRIVAL AT THE BAZAAR-sSs3
A NEXT DOOR TO THE EX-
10y CHANGE BANK.-l0, 0G0 pair good Children's
Shoes, going at only l2ic. ~ pair; Mems Brogues,
good article, only 81; Good Fine Trunks only 81;
Good Fine Hats, only bl; all other goods equally
cheap. de 4-3t* L. OVERBAUGH
~aHn HATS AND CAPS.--The subscri-
Es-sE Der respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has now re-
ceved his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems, Youths and Childrens Hats, Caps, &c. which
he will sell, wholesale retail at the lowest prices
for cash only. ID. tts-
The public respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime at his store, No. 18I Broad street.
--rf sa 5a GEO. L. BETTY, Ag't
N. B.-Hats made to order. The highest CASH prices
paid for all kinds of Furs. oc 26-2m.
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PURCELL, LADDy& co.,
oc 10 Druggists. 90 Main street.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The directors
Y of Union Seminary, III the county OF Prince Id
ward, Va, will build next Spring. handsome two
storied brick dwelling with outhouses and enclosures
for which proposals from housebuilders are now in
vited. The plans and specifications for the above
buildings will be shown to all applicants by the sub
scriber-
1t is desired that the preparation of materials and
erection of enclosures should be commenced immedi
ately upon the closing of contracts and that the main
building shall be erected as early In the sprng as the
brick can be made. 81 -
Proposals for furnishing all the materials and
craftsmanship for the above job, will be received by
next when the contract will be awarded to the most
eligible offer. 81 90 f
1t is desired that the proposals shall state the tes
and modes of payment demanded. - u
A favorable and moderate offer will secure prompt
and punctual payment; and security viii be quired
of the contractor for the w0rkmanlike completion OF
the job within q stipulated time
Address the subscriber at Hampden Sidney, Virgil
MIA.
no 2-d2awtlstDec. ROBERT L. DABNEY.
pEERS, CORDIAL HIT + IS, q X
ID MORNING REGULATOR--An innocent, re-
freshing exhilarang and delicious Beverage, produ.
cling nstsnt relief from the effects of 'oyer indul-
gence' loss Of appetite, lowness of spirits, dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever caase-impsrtipg 20 the WHOLE system
renewed strength and vigor Fer sale ~
fe 2l-dlyif a sar Sole Agents.
MRS. WOOLHOUSE, LEECHEK AND
hours Day and Night at her residence Sublett
Bros Hardware Store, 2l3 Broad ST.. .sEss a. !.
N. B-The best imported LEECHES constantly
All orders fron, the country promptly attended to
'n Aiso@Isdiss sANDAaEs on hand and made to
rV- A light over the door all night. oc4
MES TWA X ID HO:--BRIDGFORD &
w CO.'S WESTERN EXPRESS LINE, for for
warding TOBACCO to all the principal places on the
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RUNAWAY-lO DOLLARS /

GE WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber, in
n Cartersville, Cumberland county, Va, mulat
- to Boy, about II years old, medium size, named
5kAJAMES formerly belonged to Mr.. Gianini
and was, purchased Of Mr. Grady, of Richmond. IL
June last. Ills mother lives in Richmond. near the
New Market, where he was seen last Sunday.
Tho above reward will be paid tor his delivery Il
Mr. Grady, at Cary st. Jail.
no 2l-2ew2w~ WIN N. BERGMAN.
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city TOO arrested out OF The County OF Henrlco
de i-6tt VIM. H, DAVIDSON.
50 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Knn
G8 away from the subscribers ON the 18th Nov.
IA last, NEGRO NAN, named HENRY; dark
N complexion, about feet inches in height,
-, supposed to be about 20 years old old When he
ward will be paid for his delivery to
dc 53tk E. s. TURIN & CO.
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DRY GOODS, CLe ,THING &c

IN s STORE And FOR SALE At VERY
S-4 and A Brown Sheetin.s
Oznaburgs; Bleached ShesGaa 20 and Shirtnes
bed, Negro, Horse and Esar Blankets
Wadding and Bats s..
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeosss Satinets -+tE
Casslmeres of ali kinds ...-.
Black and colored Broad Cloths
!" Ihdow hsnands; On Clot rs and Piano Govern
L ulnseys; bed Ticks; Fsssiar s and Corduroys
Heavy cOuntry-wovs beans and full Liuseys
Cc.nsnsn Negro Closss, ker ieys and 81 Plattinss
Snake-Skin Vestisss
saencle, Velvet and SAT- Vestinrs .., r..
Gaps, Hoods, hsolestes and Sleeves
P PGck STOVES GeN sGesiery ar d Spool Cottons
Shawls, Cs4a0Eies and urtains .- .
TELhDLolas 4ss-Englis. French, Scotch and Irish
Inc iaissss stock OF BRUSSELS Carpets in the Com.
velses Carpets; Ingr,.in do ..
ssSssgsts; CIulnb Gle tbs I'D Rugs ..fsl t-e.-
REawn Hollands; Silecs,s f- ...ss...s..
haad. oe'ooio goocs JUST 90
gop,acs,. NJ, ON CON SEGMENT:
nSaeA Neefo lear .; Charlottesville Jeaur Bale
LOTIONS and all assortment pf DicLs q .le-
braied six-Cord spools VI D''- o'''
the ,Un me OF Lad q Printed Nous. lines to close
'ns INVOICES In quaint ities suit purcha sers'
----S = e..s D. H. LONDON.
HTRAiREQl,AR fERS FOR FASHlONA-
Iass D PIE oLoT HING.-SILVER MEDIA FOR
yst;p no iet ers Of the Legislature and strangers
sssoshnen No. 100 corner of MAJ s q. '1e oia es
as the subscG r bas an an outfit for the winter
surpassed BY entismas Wearing App erei not to be
of the sup, my mouse in the city an evidence
chsnies .stit prsm ,ss ia Silver eds BY the Me-
perio MEREs VEsTINGs ac e w ~sss OF CLOTHS THIS
trial Of the pS dss@ IS. it
as more in their commeudation p 81 MS goods to
Ia ne sss end respectfully socits call sro all
Strictly On the one sne nI Gee.s generally.
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ALAOk Aa1kAe,A1 srSSea gnc lsws.. -
- the 6nsst quality; feesals very shespty -
- M422KaetsH H. %. HOSENBAUM,
dotris Asesasst lse Broad street.
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RUNAWAY.
,oT06 7D606If,If1xlHs;~ 1KNTwxTD.-

al Runaway from the subscriber, on Saturday
night. the 2fth instant, negro man, named
n WILLIAM STEVENS, about tweniy-eight
&sk~ years of age, of yellow complexion, about
5 feet inches high; walks erect and 10 of good
address. William has been employed a. an oyster
is well known IN this city. I will give reward of
$50 for his arrest and delivery to if found in the
city ana 100 ifarrested of the county of Henrico
de i-6tt 3 fE9 WIN. III, DAVIDSON.
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NEGEMhEEE "A, is5 syTssl AsrR Tsk AT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per nxx,si
lSk Rlain ard I'll wool nca.lstseA very a. - Jei
l9e Bsoa1 sfsss
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FOR RENT--A comfortable Tene-
So ment, the corner Of Franklin and Sd streets
x Possession given on the ist November, or soen'
er if desired. Applyto
FOR RENT OK SAl1E,a Neat Fra
81 med house. corner Of 18th and sts, Church Hii,
III with four rooms and kitchen with two rooms;
For terms apply TO L. Powers Grocery, at eernet Of
29th and NJ Streets. so no 2-ot.
O. For KENT.--Tobacc0 Factory ~
Virginia street. with fixtures suitable for stem
merry Apply to KENT. PAINE i co.
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SOMETHiNG FOh THE MlLLlON.-.
~ KE NDALL'S sGUTTA PERCHA WATER
PROBING is evidently destined to have large sale.
We speak what we know, when say that it viii
render Boots, Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
fectly waterproof soft and plant and greatly adding
the durability of all Leather fabrics If applied
cordng to directions which will be found upon each
bottle. ia Rss s4e7-1sg8s
The above article be had of o. Fl. CHALK
LEY, 18th street, Richmond Va, wholesale and re-
tail, who is the only authorized Agent for the city.
no 22-dS WITS
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NOTICE.-.Thc unAersigned ha wing par
decd. in the Leather Business, lately carried on "
him in the city Of Richmond, do hereby constitute
and appoint JOS. III. COLQUITT, Of said eity, o.,
legal agent to carry that business N our names
the old stand ON l5th street.
WIN. d. C0LQtlTT.
] HcHxesp, Nov. q, is6 nose-dln
NOTICE EXTftA.-.SfeR fbeFs OF the La
gi.lxture and visitors to the city, will lind a. "
new and extensiye Hal. Cap and FHT Depot, rs as,s
street, Hat and Caps OF the best quality Also fs'
Of every variety for Ladies and Children
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEisiohA'
dc b, D. w.
nECENBER Sd, ISJ5.--GREATEkA, At NJ
u TRACTION THAN EfER-25 fEh SES,s;;
REDUCTION ON GOODS.--GOLDSMIT hss 81 ~
on hand very large stock OF Cloak and Dress tiis
hiinar SatiaE yelyefs; Collars; Sleeves, bsEas 10
side Capss Infant Waists Csmhic sgts asa -,
bin Edsings and jnle tihas clasxs; Maate ~ 80
500 pairs Chiidrens Fancy Wooden Hosiery, % -
500 Emb Hdkfs at &C.; 1000 do. II SIte and Ss
grass Linen do at SHE. worth 73c Ladies' eeta DO
Gloves at size and c worth nearly deaeis .an
A. sic; $50 cold Bordered Hdkfs at 6tci she o..
black BLOND Laces aud Edgirss; Roanet kishans, r.
ches; Flowers; Chiidren's Wooden Coats; lom ae
Leariuss; FascinatorE Worsted Hoods, WIZ 's :,
sxnds al ether articles which viii be ciosss ~. "a
saeh Sss. that eansss t.f'a sssp' 5as sifo M
ds Z Taumins and Fancy Store as sse.a...
EOK sA / Eco pair Ces.sry T.. n n Il
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a. iFOK kENT-.And possession given
E:5 the 18th of October or soon afte two Room.
1sA one very large with six large windows and ons
small with one window, at present occupied as Print
ing oee aud suitable for most any business requiring
light with two entrances and all water Convenience
On the same floor. To good tenant. rent moderate
Apply to WIN. H. CLESfMITT,
soc Its : p s--st Corner Main and I2rh strss,.
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OFFICE q. 4 ID. RAILKOAD CO,
N,..,uba~ l2th 1873

That the uhdtfslgned DO utfouy uuHststuFe VII
name, to vote ON all Questions that may be brough
before the meeting Of the stockholdeu OF the Rich
- on = the day OF ---, or ct any adjourned meet
inx thereof hereby ratifying all the acts of at
torney In the premises, IS fully f. were pres
II Ii ssstinons Whereof - hYs beyeapte saixes
- hand this - day of -. no fe.sfal
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MSss FUh SAIE OK KENT--TLe hOuse
R::a on Grace street which have occupied for thu
~ last three years Its the third square aboys
the Grace Street Baptist Church, furnished with Gas
and water; II an agreeable neighborhood; contains
seven rooms with fire places and has ample accom-
modati0ns for serYants besides stable and carriage
house; ID III good repair.
For further particulars, inquire of Goddin Apper-
son, or oc 29-ts RIO. RYLAND
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O. FOX kENT..A very cOnyenienfinn nd
81 desirable family residence ON 18th ST. not W =.
- Leigh, tnow occupied by Mr. Robert q. Brew. ~
who 10 about removing west Containing rooms wi I
water and in nice order having been painted and
pered in June 1t Is desirable for family esidenrs
ON account of its being very retired and yet within
to 70 minutes walk to the business part Of the cty "
Rent, 500 Possession given on or be fore lst OF Il
uary. Apply to WM. g. cambridge.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-18
IS5A--'J5.
FALL e WINTER GOODS
RODGERS 81 HOMES

HAVE Just received and are now displaying a
HI carefully selected stock of fall and winter
goods. Their stock consists of Dry Goods o.
every description and quality suitable for the
present and approaching seasons. A very hand
some assortment of Broad cloths, Cassimeres,
satinetts, Jeans, &C., &C. Ready made clothing.
LADIES' GooDs-Such fine merinoes, fine
assortment of silks and woolen plaids, every
variety of De LANES, and silks of every descrip-
ton.
SHAWLS-An unusually handsome variety.
broche and woelen, Of all sizes, qualities and
prices.
PRINTS-Foregn and domestic, Of every price
and quality.
BOOST s oES-The very best selected stock
In the market.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY = Builders and
Mechanics are requested to call and examine our
stock of Hardware, and the attention of house
keepers is called to our cutlery.
GROCERI IES-Their stock of Groceries is un-
usually large consisting of sugar, coffee, molas-
ses, rice, tea, pepper, fish, and salt.
ALS0-Paints and dye stuffs, wooden ware,
and clocks In short a full ard complete variety
of everything either for show that can find
its way into a country store, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms for case or
country produce
They return thanks to their friends for past
favors, and respectfully ask continuance of
them. RODGERS & JONES
Ebensburg Nov. 9, '54-