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arr,sd :" called the Robt Peel, which has ;,o.
yar,Ia ~ the laifefrom Sumatra has hro,nbJ, ',.
Uarin. toyai tiger for one of the puhc ,oar
To ean,rro ny armed men were it is stated sar,
teen of tha, w. PUT ne killed ten and injured ,h;
IT, eAeh before he could be occurred ''ir'
=, n NE hev James II. Brent is anon, -
College VI inc Goldsboro, n. C.. Faa oii
Inc North Carolina In sane Asv,um -.
sionp IN Few days. has already had w snri Is
iwa runaway slaves from Batt, county r.,
were arrested in Guyandotte Va, last vel ~,
e'akDs Their way to Ohio. y -'N>
Sov John Francis, of the Passamouaad,, ..;..
I;n,aans, mas been chosen delegate to the me-
"A gambler was ducked at Cairo. Ill thu .,,o,
"Ay iof cheating negro out of 5000 :. ''''''
ION daniel y. dickinson has declined A., ;,,,,
ta'ol 70 lecture On Slavery before the Ras,,,
Rachefs receipts in New York .na p
announced by her agent TO be sIoa asa i'os'on are
Senior Mar cisso Lopez, the eldest SON os -.
fortunate Cuban "Liberator," is giving ea ae no.
george Law, IL Is said, has taken fasb,o,,.,,.
a no. N washington, for residence there durne
There are more lies told in the brief sen,a,.. g,
ana glad 10 see you" than In any othsr si,ssia -
'ehce ID fhe Eneiish language.
Wyman y giving exhibitions At Wilmington N
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From NIcARAGuA-The news by the Ocean
Bird from Nieacaguais very interesting ~Geaer-
and surrendered his force to General Walker.
Don Rivas was duly inaugurated on the pH ult
as President 1t was understood that Parker I'll
French would be Minister of Finance Gepera!
walker was appointed Commandment Chief of the
army. Affairs were progressing favossJIy witI,
Colonel Kinney. His pa.ty Ma rapidly increasing
IN nuInQeI; SO TAR from there being any rivalry
between Kinney and Walker, it is asserted that a
cordial understanding exists, and that they will act
together in future in advancing the cause in which
they are engaged.
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Lo THE Poor INDIAN-The Mountain Demo-
Graf tells good story OF poor Indian, who step
ped into grocery store, in nascersaIe and made
himself at home by the side OF an open barrel of
tar, which he mis.ook fes molasses. He had in
his hand loaf of bread for which he had paid his
last quarter, and as soon as the clerks back was
turned upon him. he dipped it into the barrel tho
roughly coating it with the auid and took ba sty
leave, When aroand the corner of the street he
stopped to take breath and enjoy his prize. He
I BOX but one moathful, which he hastily spit ont
and throwing the loaf away, in supreme disgust
struck trot tor home having lost his loaf of bread
ny making "a slight mistake"
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FATAL Result OF FEMALE EQUEsrRI.SIsN-
We hear with regret of the death of Mrs. Canover
OF Oneida county, \. Y, the lady to whom was
awarded the first prize for riding at the Ladies
;iaes1rlan Exhibition of the State Fair, held In
sion' we are informed from the effects of which
she never recovered, and which terminated In he-
uea'h short time since. We also learn that onr =,
Inc contestants for the prizes at our count f,D
snce tbai oonnneG to her room by sckr ess eyer
~ aIa. event There are more wav than nna
Tribune committing dicide.-N. y.
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PENALTY FOR SEEING LIQUoRs-About two
years ago officers seized quantity of liquor Of
various kinds in the possession of Mr. Albro of
River, Mass. The seizure clause having been de-
cided unconstitutional, action for damages was
commenced against them, and on Thursday the S,1.
preIne Court, in session in New Bedford, awarded
TO the plaintiff damages in the sum Of IL 900 with
interest from the time of the seiS4.re
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'oisoNED oYSTERs.-A married lady died in
Newburyport, recently, on account of heinz 80
eneu oy oysters obtained at a confectionery store
an estlinahie lady of our acquaintance. resdne in
S s1e, was poisoned few weeks Lice. A a
cs'-eI 2LS.,tsl s,..e IN atais Nity Big a;
small quantifoof oyster seali and great fears were
at time entertained il regard to her recovery,
though she is now out of danger 1t is the general
opinion of oyster dealers that oysters are not Dol
sonoUS when taken from the water and that more
care should be taken by eonfecsio against
using copper kettles and,pans, and that tie arti.
eies used Tor eoforing candies, &C. should not get
mixed with oysters. Enamelled ironware and fin
pans are used at most of the oyster saloons. and
should be used by all persons. The oysters at the
present time are of an excellent favor and quality
ana il cooked in proper vessels no danger can he
apprehended from eating them-Bostoa Courier.
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THE EAST INDIES SQVADRoN.-The Navy De
partment have late eyiees from this squadron say
ing that on the6th OF September last, the frigate
Macedonian was at Shanghai, and the steamship
Powhatan at Hong Kong at the same date On the
22d OF August, the sleop Of Vandalia was also
at Hong Kong. There had been considerable
sickness and some deaths 70 che squadron. As the
names of none Of the sick or dead were mentioned
we presume these casualties did not affect any of
the officers Star
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NEW DRY GOODS AND FA NCY
1 STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET-We would
call the attention of the trade beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods Trimmings EInbroidcries &c; English
Merinos at 3 cents; all wool DeLanes S7k cents per
yard; beautiful MousiEe at 25 and II CTS: Ribbons
all qualities; More Antique Trimming, from to 50
cts per yard and great many other very de sirable
goods. Call early and you will find excellent bar gains
at the new store OF L. CAMP 4 co.
DC ID 223 Rroad az
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THE MySiC STORE-P.

xE-1 THE MUSIC STORE.-P.
Nf4.sEIFfsS59 H. T AY LOR would remind his
1T T r II friends and the public generally that
where may be found PIANO FORrES, MELODE-
ONS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
Deems of the best quality, aud at the lowest prices
He is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele
brated Nunns l. Clark's PIANOS, which not sur
passed by any other makers and equaled but by few.
Also, Gale Il Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS of the best quality.
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found in
this State, aud constantly receiving the latest publ
cations which he will sell at the reduced prices
and upon as good terms IS can be had elsewhere.
lw- Planes tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
JP- Old Pianos taken III part pay for new ones.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

sTNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
u ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,.OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPlTAL 81, "a, 629-Is5ues poll
cies White Persons for Life and makes annual d-
Vidends to policy holders; also insures Slaves fer
or a term otyears For rates, &c, apply to
q. +. BRESEE, Agent, Or
+. w. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner
At the Office If the Insurance Company of the Val
ley of Virginia, 14th street, Richmond, Va.
sc 22-6m
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HIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE-THE
OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va. Branch Oiiice
18th street. I'd door from the Post Office Richmond
Company will insure first class BRICK Dwell
LlNGS ,perpetualy for siskle payment of per
cent Time policies will ala issued of Buildings
rates. -
Marine and Inland Transport BEN Risks taken on
pany. o---
ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adjusted
at Ills ONCE. .. +. BREESE, Actuary
REFERENCES:
San1'l Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia Richmond.
IA Smith, do. Farmers Bank of Va do.
Joseph R. Anderson, Esq, DO
Messrs Haxall Co., do
Henry NJ Brent, Cashier of the Bank of the VAL
ley, Winchester. - ~ '
chester. D"AN' " III
Hoy Js,nes N Mason, u S. s., Winchester.
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has ro,,3 ID. Collins, of por,s,non,,,
inston sy elaeea in the Patent at @ash
MufifeesboTo, n. C., which tho &C. piousht from
Mr snake eole up ready Coz Exactly
,yh;a Jiso deposited speeimens Of the
l msn appeared in Portsmouth during tb ny
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For sale By DOVE : co. an y;
JACK sftN,S RI1Vf,EiYs ,1 ------.

their vTtue.Raad the following tes,imoniSi ,s' VI
10 tle pfop1et5f unas&ed, and who may be seen BY
any one WIG aG..ILs ~ Use this article
s..r s"hlcHMoED, Oct; II, 1856
"Deaf Sill cannot refrain from expressing to Won
mo value winch Lave placed upon your Blttr,s om
the fact that d4Ie beea restored by thar ns =, U
accustomed health aud yigor. was attacked several
months ago With Diarrhua, which continued with
great obstlnacy caused, told BY the irregular
action OF the liver. suffered severely for a lon,
time. was advised to take your Bitters which IA
regularly aud steadily for time and BIZ their uss
gradually recovered my health and strength
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DRY GOODS CLorHINo, &c.

.uaO xHOp9 = = = ER haye On
housekeeping s pssresss Which, - vifss i very low
ioa. III 1874 and 1914 Enslisb Bed Blankets,
ro4 ia ind 49, Domestic do.
Murseilles Quilts, - -
LINEN and Cotton SheefinK. 80
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton, 4.
plain and Figured Furniture Dimity,
White and colored Furniture Fringe,
Plain and Figured Oil Cloths
Damask Table Cloths.
Damssk Napkins and Doyles,
Every description OF Towelling,
Piano and Table Covsrs
French and English Furniture Chintz,
!. Plain and Printed Bock apr nc. N,Muo = CO
ro,z ~ las Eagle Square
= ,15r11If 4 AM FOH-rALE Ar vkkY
i Low Prices
S,znaburrs: Bieaci,ed Sheefngs and Shirtings
Bed Negro Horse and Foot Blankets
Wadding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; SatlneO
Cussimeres of all kinda
Black and colored Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano covers
Linseys: Bed Ticks; ustians and C0rqeroys
Heavy ceuntry-wove Jeans and full LInseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and 81 Plsstiru
Snake-SkiI Vestnss
Valencia Velvet and Satin Vestlngs
Caps Hoods Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints. Silks and Merinos
Shawis. Cambrics and Curtains
E,nbroideries-English,F French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the Com.
inonwealth
Velvet Carpets Ingram do .s..-a..
Druggets; Cruirlb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles ---------
Brown Hollands; Sileceas tf ~ lE=t =
With many other fresh and desirable goods just to
hand.
on CONSIGNMENT: .A4
Bonsack's Negro Jeans Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Cottons and full assortment OF Dicks cele-
breted six-Cord Spools.
A long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Sc 2l-d&cts ID. III. LONDON
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WIZ SELL PRIVATELY three hun.

I With SELL PRIVATELY ihftc hHn'
i dred acres of Land in the county of HanoVeh u
the Immediate vicinity of Slash Cottage, upon e4o%
able terms This Land is in two psIces one ha1.
dred acres is within half mile OF the Conags, ahI
Innrs Two hundred acres tall wood land " within
one mile and half of the Cottage, and Is pgi'ih' u
the Macbumps tract, owned formerly by II. paY "
More than half this land is IN original growth opin
which there is good timber tue Ie's'u', n.
second growth pine. admirably snlttd ioT WOO II
railroad PURPOSES There ID timber and "'9d eA'g5 ~
on the land to pay fori said BY eooa Jaase' nv nv
pecting to leave the csuntry the Isl Of leSGary "
re asOn for selling. ANY c9mmrnit9IiO - al s,isu
Hanover Court Houze, will H.ee. VIE TN PPIFFkR0
ton. no i9-ti0D Il. t. A""'-- -----
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- VI1ICIyI, CENTRAL RAIL

.ROAD-PASS Sr roh iip;rDIC
-.,z2.z---2 VALUATION OF sT0t I6yN S1Lf
TION OF FREIGHT Oh T0BACco, ~ tos si,ys. tTs.
AND LiME!-Notice is hereby sife 10 peym!s.
yelling ON the Cars of this Company nsI ta nav. sr.
sion given by the owner his agrn, or snhf5sa ss5wa
son, or bya pass with signature PIoFsa " ~ s,gct IL
to be genuine Also that The Valuation - rad uooa
jured or killed by this company ans, De a.- ss 8.
oath by two freehodeTs one OF ao',;on Mss.er OF
lected BIZ the nearest Depot Agent h. nett
other officer of the Company, snd WHO 'Ha''
fed OF the time OF valuation ., ~. vbrb will bs
For reduction of Freight see TssI snSTT Tres.
issued In few day.. JOHN oAi
Office Va. Genital X H. w. nc s3-dl~
hal ID 1850 }
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IA OF NlRGISiA--OCTOBER 5lsT, 100
IfA The subscriber would respectfully call the at
lA- tention of all persons who intend visiting the
Fair the 5lst inst, the largest stock of Fall and
Winter Superior Ready Made Clothing that he has
purchased. From the heavy trade which he had
during the last Fair. he induced TO increase his
stock very largely and reduce the price, for cash to
the very lowest figure. His stock embraces Dress
Suits, Business Suits Over Coats. Shaws, Sc, OF
the greatest variety and of all the latest styles His
stock of Furnishing Goods is large embracing every
article kept IN clothing and furnishing house. All
in want of the best made clothing at unusually low
prices. will call on J. ID. GOODMAN.
oc u No 1874 Main ST., opposite Eagle square.
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,yspN OCTOBER %, IS5J.--SIrangers
AssR SJEBBINS & PULLEN'S,
No. 1e1, Broad street, corner above the
Capitol Square,
White China-Dining and Tea Sets.
Gold Rand do do do.
Tea Sets of all prices, from $3.50 to + LOO.
Toilet Ware. various patterns
Looking Glasses do do.
Plated Castors do do.
Knives and Forks, various patterns.
Walters in sets and separate.
GI.ss Ware OF every variety.
The above goods will be offered at great bargains
during this week. ocS1
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'At Jas. Walsh's Gun Store, Main ST.
They may be found at PETERSON i Jack sou's Laid.
ley x RobinsOn's, VIM +. Noers, L. ]. Picots A. Bo.
aekefs D. NJ Lachfissons, Chas. Millspaushs Bea.
nett Beers, aud Alex. Duvsfs, Druggists Richmond.
Va.
All orders promptly attended to- anM
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GLASSWARE.

GEOh(aE j. SGMNEh,
~ NO. 20 PEARL COR I4THl STREET,
ae - RICHMOND, Va,
ID prepared the present to offer TO Merchants
visiting this market very large aud desirable stock OF
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE LOOK
ING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, Nc, which win
be found upon examination be equal in extent and
variety to any stock this country and viii be sold
for cash. oisie usual time 10 puncrual customers
on RS good terms as any regular re-packing house al
the North can offer He particularly asks the atten-
tion of those who hsve been accustomed to buy IN
tae Northern cities without afordlng the merchants
and prices with the assurance that they will save
their expenses. The most silful and reliable pack
employed and every attention gwen to the prompt
shi prnent and forwarding of Goods
gY~ STONEWARE of the best quality at Factory
rr-c.s q
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>9a IS5J.-NEW FALL {. 90 ID s.
HEADQUARTERS FAsHIoNABLE CLIO.
M THING AND MERCHANT TAI LOR s.
IL SrORE.-The subscriber has just received his
complete stock of Fall Goods, the largest and most
varied assortment he has had and not be
passed by any, consisting in part CT, viz:
Goats; Overcoats: Larnartines; Talmas Shawls; &c.
Blue Black Brown, pahiia and Olive and Dress Frock
Coats y --e.'l ,-
Business Coats Of all shades and qualities
Pants-Engsh French and American Cassimerss of
all colo3E
Vests-Rch Fancy Cut Velvets, Pushes ID
g Silks. Embroidered CaSsimeres
White Tinsel Silk and Velvets, for party pur.
poses, &c. 10y, b..
Furnishing ooods-Such as Shirts, Collars Drawers,
Socks Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks,
Hdkis.. Ties sc.
MERCHANT TAILoRs' DEPARTMENT.
French and English Cloths and Cassimerea, eVelJ
grade and color
Rich Cut Velvets Fancy Silks
White Eelvets and Silks, plain and rich foaica, ioI
party Ve5tings, &c. -..
lie has in his employment the best Of CUTTERS
anal workiuen determined to be surpassed by ny;.J
F. B. SPENCE.
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.,,73, =, ,l1,D TIOa

Ia lTR sISDCHANGE o. hSt - !" \
"a sisEsss:@- and ster aG on cor,. :
instant the Accommodation Train 81 ths STfiifgrd
will run daily Sundays excepte"j
and Richmond. n steppias u
Leaving Milford at 81 o'clock, Mi aicSEElcn4 s.
the Cottage for breakfast, aid aTFi's !"
81 O'Clock, A. Nj. ,,cloex, N
and reaeh Milford at ST O'Clock. z. NJ w,z
Stopping for passengers az any pom, ra.:H.
Fare the same as on the Regular i ila.I ,aurH
Agent Of Trsn'P''"'
Office r., F. < Pc. 4: r; Co. ~2
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MEDIcrNre

-
MKs. A. b. DAVIS hay;ns ---~S-->-o>4...
ryJx Ie CITY, prepared to furr,.b ~ rned 10
= ia q wholesale and retail deslss YET tOUGH
NJ d nothing Of qusekery s,,,ss Quantities
humber OF citizens Of Richmond !, q, esd By sash
s1ce sho superiority ~ a cough med;t;ts is sxcAE
snsdow ola DOUBT. In proof of ~. -, beyond ~.
SION now IN her 80. .of
for sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS
Aiex. Duvai Paterson 4 Jaek,nr c yS.nnstt Bee,
Z. :. rlcot. a. Bodeker and Charles n,iispsass
EONARD'y INSTANT REIIE
Crstsa, cheap snd unrivaled or. fhis
tained of Messrs L. B. Thoms. ~ o &e, can Is d
,Appsrson, Laidley Robinson. : NJ Z Zasa Grlbb,
bisir Soathali Bro. 8. r. SenrJs II ns a'isson
~ q; 600, A. 9deker Z. J. Pieot On, M ''or
" b. Hill. and wholesale and rets;, 20 shspasrS
CELL, LADD Co.. 81 Main ST.. and 1 ~ Mesf' Pa
corner Gay and Adams sts., Richmond q IsoSasa
Pree-z5c. per bottle; 5 hottie, or. "a "a;
s5e u can De obtained Of all respeetsAIa " Lite
and dealers in the State Of viryiujs DrSsrs,
SEMPLE's PREPARATT0SS.e-~~-
-, nave been made to the style 81
MY preparations INTO notice. with dis,t ofilI.f
part OF some to class them with ire % ,as
OF the day | beg leave to say ths, 80! H'ssfgG,
great many articles of my Uwn nyen,io, .'estat
az oa experience Tor eight year. S
clan can see my receipts. They ara rr aI Phys
regular physicians, W 40 do 50 wi, bon, he1 "
S!eolcai rthics- because they know Wis.,, = Hs tas
giving. They are COTTON up on regular t&ey are
cip!es BY the proprietor who is rss,is ae pm.
the Jefferson Medical COLLEGE and The sasanss Of
paitment of the University of Penlsv G'eciea De.
VIII always inform persons buying. Of ~ aa4 Who
using. tltE SP SETp, n T. they sfe
no 2 Druggist and Chemist, 2a2 n; "a d.
Old TURF OIL--The best 3, ,ie, I:.es G-
~ for stan or Beast, beyond doub, n IN use
people. q 10 A1'as cur own
-
colds. 'oH' exposure to
Applied to Burns at once, it leave, ma,
Price 50 and Is cents bottle.
tta- DOVE & IN
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safa, kiaess 81 ss3 ,lsas sa.2s7,s - aa;
sgks !. - Il a21ss - 4sssA "a 1sza / - sag
A=s1-a - ssg--ts oa
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Sole Propristors, RiehmonS u.

Gentlemen ~ our letter was recavsJ - - 1885
ing and proceed to comply with the reaus,, mem
contained. On the 9Th day of August Is 'qeis'G
thrown from wagon aud kicked and dragves H. was W.
kicked on the back of the hand tharsbv .rs le ~s'
fnshfiui wound for seven weeks. / ippi;e5 'as
thing that could be thought Of and rrescss efe'y
physician, without receiving any benefit ,e,s =!
uuGea py Druggist III oar place (Mr Eskridgel W.,
did and IN very short lime my hand yyss naga..
cured have since tried 1t on an old &c r.. on ~
and am happy to say that it is getting wsIl-ss!sH
Us sore on my horse's back, with equal success
You are at liberty to use this certificate "a Won -
best and shall be more than gratiied if II msv -
the means OF relieving some sufferer like nysf ~
am yours, respectfully
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No. 100. corner of Main and Governor alLae!l

MORE NEW Il a LII AND WINTER
ISk GOODS.--J. 4 Nj. hOSENBAUM having 40,
ceived by the latest arrivals their second supply OF
Fail and " inter Goods, prepared to sio"
one of the handsomest and most extensive adso tmes
they have had the pleasure of doing heretofore;
Their stock consisting in part of silks and Ladies'
Dress Goods greatest variety: Ribbons Laces and
Eubroderies Shawls, Scarfs and Handkerc ieis
Cloth Cassineres and Tweeds rlannele and Blankets;
Linen Goods and Domestics fall descriptions
They respectfully invite strangers and citizens to
call and examine their stock. 1879 Broad street.
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A FEW PLAIN QUESTIONS which
N every prudent and sensible in business
ought to consider &
Have you q SAFE mot one of the worthless sri-
ces Supposed to be safe but genuine salannn-
NOT the following further interrogGtores are deeply
Inte re sting to you:
wouId not the destruction Of your valuable books
papers, money, Nc, greatly dersnge your business
subject you to serious il not ruinous loss.
Since such a calamity can be avoided during your
lifetime by outlay OF fifty, hundred, two
hundred dollars, in the purchase of Safe, does
true economy counsel that outlay.
II you pay annually for Insurance your stock in
trade is il equally important effect insurance
on your hooks papers. &c, for series of years by
paving small premium once for ALI .sss
The agents for this State are -
WILLIAMS T. BROTHER
Dc Garner and Pes RI -.
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FAMILY GkOCEKIES.--Thes subscriber
L has just opened, at the of Main and 9Th
tB Il ). jones' old stand a choice assortment of
articles: Family Flour; Mountain Roll and Goshen
Keg Butter extra tine Choice Teas; best Old Java
Coffee; Loaf and Crushed Sugars, Coffee Sugar; also
low priced Sugar and Coffee: choice old and new Ba-
con Hams; with general assortment of Groceries;
which has been purchased for the cash. and will be
sold low for the same, to punctual customers
oc 29---imF RO, II. JARVIS.
p. S.---f shall also keep constantly hard Meal,
Corn, Oats. and Wheat OHal; such Ship Stuff
Brown Stub; Bran &c. X. H.J.
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MORE OF THOSE CHEAP PRINTS
lsE 5000 yards Fast Coiored Prints, STE, worth
i0c. cases Bleached Shirtinss, at Gle, bargain;
Bleached Shirtings 10c., worth l2ac; also,
another lot OF those cheap Collars at l2tc Printed
Mousins very rich, at EGc 25c.; Printed MOusiines,
very rich, at l2tc at the cash SO Main street.
: no II CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
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RUNAWAY.
DENTAL CARDS.

10 CURLED HAIR AND SnUCk
lCU MATTRESSES, for sale, very low. ~
no 2s-let LARUS K SHINE
TIaAR--l 90 bbls. Tar In store, in prime
i order for sale by &As a. Is. LEE
no g7-ts 49, On the Dock,
NARaliALL AND ASHTON SALTS.
lvl irving aud in store. for sale BY
no n tts A. 3. LEE, ON the Dock.
NlOTICE.-I have In nay possession q Gold
IN Watch and Chain. which the owner can have BY
calling ON ins and paying for the advertisement
slaes ssss 4sil w. WYATT,
90 s-ts Freight Agent n. = r. r, !. Co
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'tses9 SO alsd est4--~a IsaEs 9IInIgi
! EOS = .sEasrs = satFsl So
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MILITANT. COLEMAN q CO.. SHIP
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREETS SAN FRANCIS
CO, CAL.-Offce No. 81, Wall Street. New York.
w. T. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
j. Ii. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. COLEMAN is in New York. and will give shi p-
pers every information markets, shipping, &c.
IL EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for sale by
WIN. L. COLEMAN,
lie 29-ts 81 Wall street
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| BROWN, Dr., stock iSr0keF, has re-
y. moved his Office to No l5i (Ziminer,nan's corner
Nam and 18th streets 6-eodta