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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17
By Baker & Piessa1i..11

ny BAKER q Pleasants, Aucns.
BUILDING LOT Ar Rock Eta Fala
u SALE AT AUCTlON.--Ws viii sell ct sscsion.
on MONDAY. the 18th inst commencing It oclook.
beautiful Building Lot fronting a feet inches on
adjoining Mayo's kitchen.
Terms made known at sale.
no ID BAKER 4 PLEAsANFs,
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BY Alexander Nett. /.
JEWELHT. HARDWARR

WATCHEs. JEWElRY, HARDWARE,
auction, THIS EVENING, Commencing Il O'clock.
FL large assortment of Watches, Jswelry Hardware,
Cutlery, Pistols Dry Goods Clothing, Hats, Fancy
The above goods are now landing from New York
and will be sold without limit or reserve. The sails
viii be continued every night this week, until the
stock il closed. ALEX MOTT
90 ~ Auctioneof
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A UCTION sALE.-..l will sell without re.
"A serve, in front of Johnston Meals Commission
House. in Danvlle at the hour of IL o'clock, NJ on
the 2ith December 1856 the tract of land on which
now reside situated u miles from Dauville, hume
distely ON the Plank road, containing S6 acres
There 10 upon said land comfortable residence,
with all necessary outhouses, fine water, &c Any
one desiring to raise vegetables for market viii find
the place well suited for that purpose, ana could
make profitable investment Information will be
given to those corresponding with at this place.
Those wishing to view the premises will dnd me At
the store of Williamson, Graves johnston. The
terms will be made liberal.
no z-dh GEO. WILLIAMSON.
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.er fOtace with George J. Sumner, No 90 Pearl It. y
.jll s.teud In person to the sale of Real Estate,
household Furniture, stocks Of Merehandise Horsss
ALso-To Renting out Houses and Hirias out He.
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h ESas p NOTICE.---The SteamerA.
E5H Il. SCHULTZ commenced running
.on her regular trips MONDAY,
the 10th, leaving WINDSOR SHADES at 81 o'clk A.
NJ, for RICHMOND, and will leave Richenond at 81
O'Clock every WEDNESDAY for Windsor Shades,
and will leave Windsor Shades at 81 every THURS
DAY for NORFOLK, and on her Ieturn leave Nor
folk at Ct o'clock every SATURDAY for Windsor
shades.
Passengers and freight win be taken for the James
and Chlokah0niny Rivers
NO II-I,rR WILLIAM II CARION Eat
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by Davenport, Allen q Co.

by Davenport, Alien q Co.
O0O CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
CUU HATS AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, 18th
November, will sell at 10 O'clock, at Auction
Store. 800 cases Boots Shoes and Hats desirable
Winter Goods
TERMS Under $Io0 cash; Slo0 and over four
months credit. for approved paper.
no 10 DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO. Aucts.
UCTION SALE OF STOCk.---WiiI be
at IL O'Clock. at the American HOTEL forty shares Of
Stock in the Merchsnts Insurance Company, belong
ing TO the estate of Aug Anderson, decd.
By order of the Administrator.
LEWIS GINTER
Agent for w J. Andersen, administrator Of A. An
derson. decd
Sale by J. A. LANCASTER Sos. no i2-tds
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EECard 90. ~, ID. noon, Hell and Brass
FoundeTer, Fancy Crate and Fender msnufaeturef'
} iehnond. Va. ~ io-6m
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IA FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
G4 Ranaway from the st. Charles Hotel, my Ne
N gro Boy, about 10 or 20 years of age, named
MACK. He 10 boy purchased of Or. John
- Shelton OF Nelson county. Said boy sold
BY Lewis Marshall, of Fauquier county, near Oak
Hill, end was formerly owned by VIM. MarshalPs
fsther.in-law Said boy is about feet or inches
high, light mplexion, and very frsckled. When he
left he took with him q suit of clothes as fol.
lows: Dark Cashmere pants plush or velvet vest,
dark frock cost, and green over coat He had on a
esp.
will give the above reward if taken in or out of
the State. He may have free papers. He must be
delivered to or secured in Jail that get him.
THOS. NJ. FARkOW,
no 15-ts Ct Charles Hotel Richmond, Va
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a NOTICE. To LADIES. go
Mn, 9. FLEISHMAN, having Just w
received from the Northern cities 4 10
~ Splendid assortment of MILNE 0
NJ ~ oyODs, such - Bounets, Flowers, Csps snd
aI.-minss, OF the latest styles and at the lovest
instes her old GUS omer and the public rene
rally to call and examine her stoek She f.tt.,h
ssn 20 De able to compete with any estabshment of
Inc kind, - regards price, quality &c in the citv.
C. fLEISHMAN, nth street
"a Next door to the Bon-Ton Bakery.
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> MRS. DEMELMAN Has ~0
just teceived splendid assortment StD
OF FALL and WINTER MILLINE-x0
Ky GOODS. sush a. BONNET9. U.s.
q BAR DRESSES, Z IS CAPS. RIBHONS.
rrLL0IWEAS FEATHERS, NE DIE WORK
CQLtARS. BABY CAPS, TO-
LADIES' CATERS, GLOVEa And n l.rss A.
sorfment Of LADIES' CLOAKS, he. which sSe re.
sPeesfuily offers to the Ladies Of Nchmond ana vi.
canaty, st very moderate prices.
latest style, and ct the shortest notice
MRS. ]. DEMELMAN
ecz4-dlDf Main It,, between 18th and 18th sta
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tr"PrescripIions promptiy and accurmse-
J COMPOUNDED at ali houu. day Or ntsht, ~ OK
YATES or THE PHILADELPHIA C0L-
EGE OF PHARMACY, alone AZ
LAIDLEY ROBfNGOM6
Rev Family Msoieine aud Prescription Stoxs,
% 2-la cor 9Th and Bnnkiin 80.
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MlLL,NnRY oooDe. "a.

RH MADAME O. SON, whe receiveS
8,ne nns premium ct the Mschanics' Fair, re-.
VA specffniiy announces 10 tho Ladies' that ~
49, nss eommencsd her Winter opening Of eJ.
1, I ID AND EXQUISITE BONNETS, cotnprisins
saa ~ latest fashions from Paris and New York,
CO.., satin and Strav-trtmmed and untrimmed
w VI choice selection Of elegant Flowsrs Festh
sni - and Head dreses ac 3D.. which, for styIs
sh nent In the city and those In used 81 sny
=, IN, me IiLLiNERY LINE will please rive me !
item. ~ r'e -" sise ssslstsc'
Don't forget MADAME SON, No. IS Main STRAIT
opposite 81 Charles Hotel. ''SA 'stes'
Az orders in the Millinery Department executed
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VTOCAL nIUsIC,--A meeting will DO held

VOCAL H1USIC.--A meeting will BIO held
ct the Second Baptist Church, MONDAY
evening, 18th inst at u o'clock for tho purpose of
forming Class for instruction in the above art The
attendance of such persons desire instruction in
VOCAL MUSIC is most respectfully solicited. If
experience and disent study calculated to improve
teacher, the undersigned may safely say that this
He earnestly solieis tho attendance en- Monday
evening of all whs feel interest in the cultivation
of the art, devotional exercise, a means of
social enjoyment
He trusts that the many friends whose kind partial
ltY has hitherto prompted them to sustsn him by
their influence and patronage, will not be found
wanting. no l5-2tH WIN MINGLE
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CLOTHING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~cSS~.>>~>>~~>>>-~-~~~~~
FALL GOODS FOR ISS6...-The
M subscriber hasreceived his Fall stock of res.
M dy made CLOTHING and GENTLEMENS
IuhNi6HlNG GOODS, to which be would
rally, viz; F~7-
COATS Blue, Black, Brown and Dahlin Dress and
trock Fancy Cashmere Business Frock and Sack !;
Lsmbskin, Beaver Petersham, Mobsir and Pilot
Talmss and Rsslsns; Beaver, Pilot, Mohair Peter
sham and Nesrs-Head Sacks and Surtouts
PANTS Superior Black French Dosskin, Brown
Plaid Cashmere.
vEsTs-Blsek Satin Silk, Cashmere, Fancy Vel.
We. nserino ana cashmere, Silk and PLUSH.
msres and Vestngs Of shade and quality which
he il prepared to make to measure at the shortest
notice, in the best and most fashionable style
%. SPENCE,
0c E-u Richmond Vivy;pts
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ny Taylor q WiitIuMes
I OTIS ON THE MXNCHKSTER TURN
IL PIKE, NEAR THE TOLL-GATE, AT AUG.
TON On TUESDAY, 18th November, Ut o'clock
p NJ, upon the premises, viii be sold, Lots Of
ground, situated In the plan Of Dayton, near Man
chester, fronting together the Northwest side Of
the Manchester Turnpike Ide feet and running bsek
to Bocock Alley.
These Lots win be- sold Ut the nsk and costs Of
VIM. II. Brsnder, who purchased them 1t sale
made by NJ on the ll'h day OF October, 1885, and hes
failed TO comply with the terms Of sale.
TERMs-One- third cash balance ct and mos,
with interest sdded and secured BY Trust Deed.
nol2 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aacts-
1 UMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER, AT
IL AUCTl0N-On TUESDAY, 25th inst, st II
o'clock, A. NJ. ct the yard lately occupied BY J. r.
Watkins. on 9th street. viii be sold 9 lot Of ium.
Der, Comprising
$500 fset Dressed Flooring Plank
10000 :. Season inch I"
10000 (" OAK g
S0.0tS Joist, &c.
TEAMS: BUNS uUdsr 50. cash; that sfpount snd
over 50 days credit for approved notes With intsfss
added TAYLOR WILLIAMA
NO II Auctioussrs
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY Alex. Nst,

FUaNlTURk DRY liOODs Ann pR0.
CEALE8.-Wil b sold at auetion. & nv store
cornsr Main and 18th street, ON TUESDAY naxt com.
msncins at 10 o'clock. general sssortmsnt rev nd
I'M 9ooDs-C1othG Cassimsrcs; Csssi.ets: Lin.
iHsys CahseG CsnhncE MouslinE silk: Domestics,
n..l se5SmsfT Nett shirts Ready Mads ClothipE
Ten pieces very handsoms Carpstins.
=, JhOCERIE6.-5b bills Whisksy; bill, Gin. . A.
49,. !. nam; Demijons Z. Brandy; 10 boxes Cornac
6es.r. 'o"' DfoWn sugar bags Coffee; 10 900
ALEX. MOTT
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III CHILDREN'S AND YOUTH s
III CLOTHING.-The subscriber has now the
largest and best sssortmept Of CLOTHING
-I for Children's and Y outhS wear that he aver
bad to offer, comprising all sizes styles and qualities
Parents and guardians, and all others In want of such
goods, would save much time and trouble by calling
~ inducement to insure perfect satisfaction and viii
be sold low for cash. or to punstual customers.
j. II. RIDDICK,
No. 1924 Main st., opposite the American Hotel
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| II Am
ice for
them.
10 well
CsA
bin st.,
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n HAGERTY,
-. BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
Tacfh Main Carv

~. BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
Tenth st., between Main and Cary.
Richmond, Virginia,
Would most respectfully state to his customers and
the public general that having purchased the right
Of GARRATsrS ANTI-FRICTfON METAL. pa
tented August 18th, ls55 il prepared To furnish the
above at very low price, much cheaper than brass
He would also state, that those dssrous of making
their own Castings can be supplied with the metal In
irgots, ready for use. =,
The above Metal can be used substitute, and b
equal to Babbits Metal for lining boxes aud other
purposes. nAoEnxi.
no Is dim 10th st., between Main and Cary.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that 9R
IN plication viii Be duly made BY the pnaeisEn0.
10 the Bank of Virainia for the renewal Of csrtbe
No. l3,Sl6, in my name. for seysn Shares, dated
January O. lsD Ia mid Bank, which eerttacass has
been Lost or mistaid. No. a. RAW.
MOOD FOX sALk.-.Well eeaseace OAK
w ana Pine delivered on tbs Following terms .
Oak sl.25 per cord; Pine % IS per cord
NOrdsn leff with =. D. EAcHo VIII y pronRy
nR7DE OF LOUIDA T0BACCe..sA1.
i othss supply 81 this f.yorits unsseefsnsa' Cnew
90 +. DHNSyON 1 Bro, Drussists
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS m
IL POPLAR. NEAR TO 18TH STREET FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Win be sold, on TUES.
DAY, the 1ath November, 1856, on the premises
commencing at 4 o'clock, q handsome building lot,
on the North side of Pop 18th street. 'front.'
ing so feet running back Is feet having thereon an
excellent well of water.
terms One third cssh; bslance at 4 and months,
tor negouaoie notes interest sdded and title retain
no4 a6DnIN APPERsoN, Auc.a
pUBLIC SALE OLE MOST VALUABLE
l TAVERN PROPERTY, OR WELL ADAPT.
ED FOR A FIRST CLASS SCHOOL, AT AME.
LA COURT HOUSE, VA.-Will be sold. THURS.
der, that most valuable and well known propertv at
Amsls c. e., together with some 200 scres of rood
land. oS'
This property 10 one Of the most valuahls Tsverus
IN Eastern Virginia, with large and well built pri.
vats house adjoining and an excellent walledn gar.
den, and possessing advantages which but few other
locations do; tho buildings being large and roomy.
well adapted for the reception of summer boarders
or large school, 1t being situated the Danvile
Railroad. depot close to the house, thirty ak milss
from Richmond; cars passing to and from the city
daily and In very healthy ans delightful spot with
many other advantages rendering IL very desirable
property.
At the same time and place. will be sold tract OF
land containing to acres, with log house. Also
some 20 or 80 Building Lots
There are two churches and two stores with some
private houses, in the village, and surrounded with
the bsst Of society.
TERMS accommodating which will be made known
at the sale For further particulars apply to L. Mas
ters, 8. We;siger or VIM. Barnes, at Amelia Cont
House. The Furniture in the above house, which 10
nearly new, with the horses, cattle, farming tools
&c. will be sold soon after, of which due notice will
be given.
free ticket will be given on the cars to these who
purchase any of the above property. Dinner, &C.,
ON that day.
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Zee.

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| food
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Ssy-
with
crate
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| The
| eth
LG
If.1a.
-
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"a 4. = ELKOY, Merchant Tailor,
No 2 BALLARD HousE, opposite Post Office
NJ Has just received beautiful assortment Of
IN. GOODS adapted to gentlemen's wear, con.
ssting Of Cloths and Csssimsres of all colors Vel
yets Silks and Cashmere Vsstings Of the beau.
ttul description, all of which have been recently
selected by himself In the Northern cities and he e
nowprepared to execute orders with promptness on
reasonable terms ne l2-2m
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warned not to employ or hsrbor JOHN SAUN-
DERs, white boy, about fifteen years of age, WHO
laying business, and who has left without my con-
sent, about the 9th inst.
no l5-St* JEFFERSON POWERS
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VAEUHnME nUILDING LUZ ON 6TH !,
FOR SALE AT AUcTION.-WilI be sold, on
THURSDAY, the Goth November, 1885, on the pre-.
misses commencing at 4o'clock, most valuable Lot
9Th street. running hack $50 feet This lot 10 admra
bly, located for tobacco factory, fog small dwell
iDgs.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance at O. 6, and 9
month"; for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained
no 1. GODDIN l. APPERsON, Aucts.
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GROCERY STORE AND DWELLING
~ ON 2ND, BETWEEN JACKSON AND DU-
VAL STREETS FOB SALE AT AUCTION-WiH
be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th November 1856
on the premises. commencing at O'Clock, a Lot on
west side End street. located az above having there
on an old framed tenement and for many years past
occupied as grocery and dwelling. The lot fronts
SIS feet, runs back $50 feet. II
TERMs.-One-fourth cash balance 1t f. 8, and IL
months, for negot.i notes, interest added secured
by trust deed, rtir'. tanned
noI4 GODDiN APPERSON, Aucts.
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use,
|. uIl-
| o ac-
| pre-
most
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a. Will sell my riding horse MA
@N ZEPPA, having now but little use for him.
He may be seen at my Off sc, near Shockoe
Warehouse, or st the Exchange Stables of Messrs.
Lee 4 OVERLY. He is Of the finest and most de-
lightful riding horses Ia Virginia.
ne 1S-ts d. T. WILLIAMS.
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| sr thu
and a
ase Of
whom
ofths
AND
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->->s~sa<
sretcnt
ries' aud
all kinds
dsnce or
reasons.
r. nsariy
for Mn.
II Ste
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|t and
| I'd Ia
oset;
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- Va.
General
edaslous
y wassa.
7-Sts
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|Eyous,
Rich
|smf
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u 4 Ii known to all whom IL may concern
II that the undersigned (haviug entered his sea
eat in the General Land Ofiee) will, in due time,
apply to the Commissioner of pensions for duplicate
Of land warrant No 3o74, for I2o acres issued at
the ofhce OF the Commissioner of Pensions in his
name, on the 18th Move mber, 1855, for services
mitted TO me by mail at Locust Hill, instead Of
Locust Creek, VA and has failed to reach the latter
office, and has not been received by NO. and ia con-
sequently lost JOEL WALKER.
LOUISA. Sent. I'D. lR56 a,x6uE
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\ as
ned,
now
| gen
' this
3Sa.
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n TWENTY-FIVE DULLAKS RE.
WARD-Ranaway from the subscriber,
~&$A about the LIST of September last, MARIA
AVDANDRIDGE;t tall and very black She Is
.3A about so years old, pretends at times not to
hear we'll 1t Is my opinien she ID lurking in the city
/ Will give the above reward for her delivery TO me-
d. 8. DELAPLANE,
oe 7-eodts Flour Inspector.
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Ftsh to
a in az.
on the
ertptioa
sself, at
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DREMIUM GICAL ms TRU.
L MENrS.-The Virginia Mechsncs Institute
have Just awarded a FIRST CLASS diploma for the
Surgical Instruments manufactured by Temsn
Co., New York. exhibited BY We have always
on hand supply of the various kinds in use, and will
supply physicians with all ones at short notice
and ut manufacturers prices.
MEADE T. BAKER, Chemists, &c.
1876, N. w. corner of Main and 10th sts.,
no 1ad&w1m Richmond, Va
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r.. CHEsHH VIRGINIA AND TIN
~ MfsS;5sEEfW5z NESSEE RAILROAD.-NO-
----- 1ICE TO PASSENGERS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after the lot
of October, ths Road will be completed to the Ten.
nesses ns, and the Passenger Train will run a. fol-
lows:
Lssve Lynchburz at 645 4. III. and reach Bnsto
et6P M.
Leave Bristol at go A. NJ and reach Lynchburg at
5.lo M. Z. 81. GILL,
Sc 0-5m Gen. Sup't.
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NJOTICE.-J0HN RAUER has been
~ missing from his home in Henico county since
last Saturday De va. seen about halt past oeioek
several citizens since which there il nothing known
of him. His family-eonsisting of wife and eight
children are greatly distressed at his absence. He
is about 40 years old about 81 feet high, stout built
with rudy complexion, grey eyes and dark hair
Any Information with regard to him will be thank.
fully received If left at the Dispatch office, at the
Old Market with the undersgued
no 7-ts FREDERICK BRAUER
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Gratis I!

JUST published: New Discover, m No,;o;,. -,
lew Words on The Rational Treatment. wI,n,',
Medicine. OF Nervous Debility, Low Sr,r,,s I,..,
luue HakneSs OF The Limbs and Back ndls O, nm,
anu lcapaclly for Study 8nd Labor UuIlnr>. ~
prehension Loss OF Memory. aversion To S,c,c,y n,
oi SoiLlude' Iimdliy. SeEDisIrusI DIzL,.es,. I,I.
Ache Pans III the Side. Affection OF The ~ ,,
French OF DIR. 3. De l.aney. ' mum ''e
Inc important fact that these alarming con,,,,o,,..
may easily be removed without Medicine Is -,
slllal tract. clearly demonstrated; and the ,,,,,r
new anu highly successful treat nein as ,,,Io I'D ~,
The Author. fully explained. by means of which -, "
one Is enabled to cure himself periectl: and NJ rio
least possible cost avoiding thereby all Tic
nOsirums OF the day. "'' e'''N
Sent TO any address, gratis and ms, C,o, b.. ..
ting Ipost paidl Two postage stamps In Dr r. M;
sep26-ly5pGm A''N my
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EFR ElEG HT
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna 10
the Railroad Depot aud back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofall kinds.
He will also run his Wagons to and from Smyr-
ma LaRdng, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds ofFrieght brought by the Vessels: Bricks,
Iron, Wood, Coal, Lime, Lumber. &c. &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber. -
JOS. C. GRIFFITH.
NJ Letters and small packages confded to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. J. C. O.
feb I3-tf
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ID A G u ERR EOTYPES
SlereOscODic EiLlencssHS.

THE attention of the citizens of Delaware
is called to the Daguerrean Rooms of the sub
scriber, No. GAG North Second street, Phila-
delphia, where durable and cheap Daguerreo-
types are taken in the finest style of the art
The subscriber asserts that he made the first
Stereoscopic Likeness in Phade phia, and feels
confident that he can produce as fine a portrait
IN this style as can be made. He charges one
third less than the usual price, If you should
visit the city, do not forget to give him call.
Remember, the Rooms are at 246 North Second
street. below Willow, Philadelphia.
oc24, SO .6m. J. II. MARSTON.
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Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Eldrldge's Cheap Carpet Store

TUE subtcriber hong located on small street i
under very light Store expenses, which enabies
him to sell his Carpets, Oil Cietfs &c. Wholesale snd
Retail at the very lowest rates. and persons wishn
70 buy Will do Well 10 remember this. for they will find
Il greatly TO their own advantage before nurehasn.
elsewhere To examine his choice assortment OF
Beautiful Imperial, " --A. -aa
Venetian OF all kinds, in sssf RI
And OIL CLOTHS from . to 81 feet wide. far roo,,s
halls, &c, with great variety Of Ingram Carpe,s'
from 70 TO 90 cents, and Entry and Stair CARPETS om
10 30 cents per yard also. Rugs, Table Covers'
Floor Eaize Stair Rods Cotton and Rag Carpets, &c
III, III. E.LDRIDGE,
No. Al STRAWBERRY street, ,,ne door above f,ho.,
NUT near Seeoha ST. philadelphia lsep26-Sm