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For Sale.
Building Lots on a Long Credit,

THO persons who will make good improvements,
Il will sell on any credit not exceeding 10 years,
IL per per year interest," beautifully situated
for reside noes, in Mackubn & Marshalrs Addition to
st. Paul. This addition is of q mile from The Win
slow House. All the roads from st. Anthony and the
country lying North West OF St. Paul, which the
IT, The water is of the best quality, and free from the
many people The situation is high and there is an
$500 each. In Ave years 1t may be safely assumed
they WILDE worth. $500 to 600 each. There is
no part the city where desirable Ots for residences
may be obtained liberal terms by parties who
will improve. small paym mt only Of from S25 to
$50 cash, Is require ed ON eack'ot
C.N MACKUBIN,
Banking House Of Mackubin Edgerton, No. 8.
Wiuslow HouSe. zee
have also number Of central and business lots Il
lease. Also. and 10 lots adjacent to the city
the principal roads, sale low cash short
credit. Also large number Of lots In all parts st
Paul and st. Anthony, for sale at the lowest cash
Ices. To capitalists desiring make real estate in
vestments, can offer great inducements.
c. N. MACKUBIN,
Banking House Of Mackubin Edgerton, No. G
Wnslow House.
Also for sale, four new houses the st. Anthony
road containlnge rooms each, with good stone base
ment and cellaos,
Banking House of 4ackubin and EdEerton. No. 6,
wlnslow House, st. Paul, N. T. d$w6m--may I6
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Great Central Route,

HyYFTY miles Railroad travel and Is cents per 100
II miles saved by shipping freight from Chicago or
the East to any point the Upper Mississippi BY ship
to Fulton CITY, and hence by the regular packets
ming from Fulton City TO st. Haul.
Ship via G. r. and ]. Line. Mark PACKAGES care OF
SNYDER & co.
Storage, E5rwardiny, General Commission Mer-
chants and Packet Agents,
On the Levee, adjouiDs r. 3. Freight Depot, Fulton
City, Illinois. map %, dsni.
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DAILY LINE TO ROCK ISLAND.

IMMEDIATELY on the opening Of Navigation, the
Il Boats of This companY will commence making reg
uar trips between GalenS and Saint Paul. leaving Ga
lena every morning and evening Sundays excepted) In
time to d. business at Dubuque and Dunleth, and con-
meet at Duneith with the trains Of the Illinois Central
ing They viii stop at all intermediate points, and
main at St. Paul sufficiently long fofpasscngers to visit
he Fails OF Anthony. The following boats comprise
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Circular Saving Machine for Sale
A coxPLETE Naehtns WITH frame .e.dy to e -
- up. lapiSdimw9n MARSHALL e CO.
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All frst-class steamers, commanded by the most skill
full and gcntIemanly officers, and fitted up with
view to the safety and comfort o. passengers Icing ".
g. mail boats, and running connection with the Rail
road their punciuay con be relied upon. This Com
pasy will also run the
ROYAL ARCH, Captain J. ). SMITH,
GREEK SLAVE, 81 =. COLL. .
between sGalena aud Rock Island, making daily line
connecting at Island with the "Chcaye and Rock
island Railroa' and the S. Louis. Keokuk and Rock
sland'' line Of first class steames at Fulton City with
the trains of the Chicago, Fulton and Iowa Railroad,
and at Gaena with the boats Of the Gaena Dunleith
Dubuque and st. Paul line OF Steamers tus forming
SAFE comfortable and reliable line between st. Louis
aud st. Paul, connecting With the Railroads at Daneith
Fulton City and Rock Island. .: =: !. I"
For freight passage apply ct the office on board or
to Campbell, Jones Co., Gaena; Campbell, Stimson
& Co., Dunleith Edward Stimson Co., Dubuque
Blakeiey 4 Burbank, or Borup & Champlin, st. Paul
Porar Co., or Langley h Co., Rock Island II. P.
Weborg e Co., or Jno. Phelps Fulton City.
CAMPBELL, JONES co Agents,
No. IS Levee, Galena.
Galena, April 2, 1856. ap22daw6m
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St. Pau, Dunleith, Dubuque and

The Splendid Light Draught Fast Run
Ming Steamer Falls Cify, Capt. John Martin, h. @.
Terr Clerk, Will continue 10 the trade as regular
packet during tho For Freight or Passage
Div on board apis
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Thermometrical Record.
Reported for the Minncsotian by Day and Ienks,
DRUGGISTS. corner Third and CcdaT.
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G. W. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
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NEWS FROM THE ARCTIC REsIoNs-The Lon.

NEWS FROM THE ARCTIC REGIoEs,--The Lon.
don Times, of the llth inst, says:
crowded meeting of the Royal Geographical
Society was held on Monday last. Capt. SheraId
Osborn reported that he had just heard from
Cap. Gator, formerly of Her Maiestys ship In
trepid, Conservation of the Humber, that Captain
Parker, of the Truelove, announces that the Es-
quimaux bad large sledges of wood which they
had got from ship which had been broken up on
the beach, and that there was another vessel
pressed up in the ice, but not yet broken up down
Prince Regent Inlet. The wood the sledges were
made of had tree nail holes These natives fire.
quent Pond Bay, in Baffin Strait. Capt. Osborn
believes these vessels to be two more of the de-
serted squadron.
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L. S. SAILORS CROSSING THE IsTHMus The
U. S steamfrigate Wabash, with crew for the
sloop of-war 81. Mary's arrived at Aspinwall, on
the 14th inst, when it was arranged to pass the
sailors, &c, in both directions on the day following
the passengers transit Accordingly on the l7,E.
the crew of the st. Marys landed at Panama, and
left a: A. M , arriving at Aspinwall at ? p. NJ
The relief crew, being in readiness on the steamer )
wharf, Immediately took the cars and arrived at
Panama at y p. NJ, and, eglbarking gu board the
steam tug Taooga at once, were on board the St
Marys at p. NJ. The transit was made with
great facility and order. The special arrangement,
was made to suit the tides and prevent detention
on shore.
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A CARD.-kDWAaD ID KACHO. GENE

A CARD.-EDWARD ID. EACHO, GENE
IA RAJ AGENT AND COLLECTOR, would mes.
respectfully infolm his friends and the public gene
rally that he will continue in the lins Of bust
ness the ensuing year, viz: tuch HIRING OUT
~ GROE3.RENTING OUT HOUSES and FARMS,
LLIEG REAL ESTATE, COLLECTING
BONDS, NOTES and OPEN ACCOUNTS and at
tending to all ether business pertaining to General
agent His long experience, extensive acquaintance,
The I'M { est CT those who have business, requiring
the aid OF an agent to place it ia hs haads for
agement.
He would avail himself Of this opportunity to re-
turn his thanks TO his frields and the pubic gene
rally, for the very liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed ON him, and respectfully soci.s q continu
ance OF the same. Office Pearl street. near Elk.
change Hotel. da6-dt8Jsn
N. b All persons who intsod sending me their
servants for hire the ensuing year will please send
them as early possible, in order that NAV Get qood
homes and good prices for them. Il r.
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EXCITEMENT IN LOUISVILLE, KY.-There was
great excitement at the Court House in Louis
vile on Saturday during the examination of the
negroes charged with the murder of the Joy. "a
family William Joyce, a brother of the murder
ed men proposed to burn them and the crowd re-
sponded, but finally they were quoted by the
court and the negroes were remanded. The pre-
sumptive evidence against them is strong, but
their is nothing direct except the confession of the
negro.
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EXPELLED.-The Greenbrier Chronicle notices
the departure of the 'Shit1lett family, from that
county in accordance with resolution passed By
public meeting On Wednesday and Thursday
last their personal property was sold, on Saturday
the family started for another county, and on Sun
day evening they were set across Greenbrier Riv-
er, at Aldersons Ferry, into the county of Mon
roe, by a guard appointed 10 escort them across
the county line. Their destination, is Albemarle,
where they intend locating.
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DEATH FROM FRICTION MATCH-A little
child named Margaret Whitewater, aged 8! years
and living in Washington city, came to a painful!
death Monday by burning. 1t appears that in the
morning soon after rising she took a match from
the mante piece, which she lit and let fall towards
the floor, when it ignited her dress, and before
help could arrive she became so enveloped in
flames and so seriously burnt that death ensued in
the afternoon
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THE GAY SEASON IN PARIs-The Paris cores
poaden: of the New York Journal offCommerce
writes
'Iu Partisan society the gay season has always
its queen This winter royalty has been filled du.
ring the last two years by foreign beauties. The
sovereign of last winter was the lovely Italian
Countess of Castigiione. What elbowing in the
seasons to obtain a glimpse of this new majesty,
who so coquettishly en6eavored to escape the adj
miring gaze of the crowd Alas for the consis-
tency of Partisan worship, il is said that the coun
tess is dethroned, and that the queen of the next
few months will be Madame Serrano, wife of the
Spanish Ambassador.
Madame de CaStigone is already styled the
Queen Dowager."
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THE PASSENGERS OF THE LYONNAIs-TLe
steamship Europa, it appears, fails TO bring the
expected confirmation of the report brought by
the Canada that number OF the passengers of the
lost steamer Lyonnas had been rescued IL is
low feared that the report was founded on a mis-.
apprehension, and that none of those unfortunate
passengers has escaped alive. The agent of the
Lyonnais, in New York, had letters from Paris
TO the 10Th inst which make no mention of the res
ere
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= iss--4' p CbANGE OE fiU u II
sxsxssesySssSsF WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ANz~s-' The Steam Boat CURTIS PECK
CAPT. JNo. DAVIS will on and after Thursday next
leave the hart at Rockets every Saturday, Tues.
day and Thursday mornings, al 6! o'clock A M for
Portsmouth and Norfolk, and return esch alternate
DAY, tSunday excepted) leaving Norfolk the same
hour q O'clock, A. NJ, touching at all the regular
landings on the River going and returning.
Passags, End fare usual.
oc ID z. o. HASEINS
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LIBEL SUIT IN EKGLAND "A suit for lbel
was recently brought by Lord Lucan against the
LONDON Daily News for criticising his military
conduct In the Crimea. The comments were Sc
we're, but the censure was deemed deserved. and
the jury gave verdict of acquittal in about &c
minutes. There were public interests involved
In the of the structures which in the minds
than the personal annoyance caused by them.
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sEsxzE.ssg1 RICH OND AND DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD -NINrEa

yrHssgsessssssSSSx9VlLLE RAILROAD WINTER AR
RANGEMENT.-On and after Wednes-
day Oct'r LIST, 1856, the mail train viii leave RICH
MOND Daily Sundays excepted) at 9 O'Clock, A..
NJ connecting at the Junction with South-Side Rail-
road to Lyncburg at - NJ, and arrive at Dsnville
P. NJ. Returning leave Danvis at Ills, A. NJ, con-
Meeting at the Junction with South-Side Railroad to
Petersburg Lynchburg at IL M, and arrive at
Richmond at 1913, r. M. The train will stop for
passengers at the following points only: Manches-
ter, Robioas, Coal-feld. Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mat
toax Chula, Amelia C. H. Jetersville, Jennings Ordi-
nary, Junction, Prices, Meherin, keysve, Brakes
Branch, Mossingford, Roanoke, Clover, Scottsburg,
Boston. News Ferry, barksdale's, Rnggold and
Danville.
Children and under IL years Of age snd coored
servants hafprce Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that one may
be retained at the office where they purchase Their
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they have
permission to ride on the cars.
Passengers for Farmville Lynchbrrg Wytheviile,
Abingdon, Va, and Jonesbero', Russevie and
Knoxville, Tenn, connect with South-Side Railroad
at Junction.
Passengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., con-
meet daily at Danville with Holderby 4 Co.'s fast
line nf Stapnq
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EKESh SUPPLY.

m, FRESH SUPPLY. HsMsfA
1sAA just received at 10 Main street, fresh ~~SA
supply of Ladies and Chi!dren's
FANCY FURs,
Of the following styles:
stone Martin, British Sable,
Russia Sable, French Martin,
Black Lynx, Mink sable,
Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
and every other style and kind worn this season.
Ladies will please call and examine for themselves
ALSO,
Splendid Carriage ROBES, Gents Fur COLLARS
and GAUNTLETS.
BINFORD, DICKINSON 4 wEIsIGER,
de SS 7o Main street.
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E'ORWA RIDING BU SINES SIN
L CREASED DiSPATCH.-I have made arrange
ments TO increase the line of boats running from nv
house and shall at the of tbs fall sea
500, send out boat every other day Sundays except
ed By this arrangement will put goods through two
csytsooner than heretofore, and nearly, il not alto
less expense.
Merchants west Of Lynchburs wishing TO eonsisu
their goods To the rsTord assn required To da.
post FUNDS 70 pay the charges "a that point as the
sirslis and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay " col
iect charges on goods .ee.ived BY the Canal
~ Z9--b ALFRED T. LEE on the Dock
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MURDER IN PRTsoN.-Mr. Tenny, the warden
of Charleston, Macs, prison, was murdered Mon
day afternoon by prisoner named Decatur. 1t is
but a few weeks since the deceased was called
home from a wedding tour in consequence of the
murder CT a deputy warden.
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.-The Wheeling Times
sts that the Board of Directors took possession
of the road on the 29th inst. The road is now il
running order TO Ciaysville, within ten miles of
Washington. From Claysville to Washington the
road is ballasted and the ties are all laid down,
ready for the rails Comparatively a small amount
of money would complete it.
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THE WINE CROP OF ITALY.-The Gepoese
correspondent OF the Newark Advertiser states
that the grape harvest the present year has
much better than Cor five previous years The
vine, which has almost entirely failed since 1850
has yielded near half an ordinary crop, and The
silk and olive haryests are also much more album,
daut
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WATCHES AND JEWELHY.

- THOUGH 1 live i'm the country
IN hundred miles down,
HI have my repairing dom always In town;
i3sSif4S And the tradssnan d,ai with 10 BAR
THOLOMEW,
And the work that give him, 10 done up like new
Bat here would tell you the right of my tale,
/ was thrown from my horse hight on TO rail
NV Watch, it went further, smack into ditch.
And rusted the works to a very bad pitch.
I took IL to one, w o said trade 1t away
But valued the watch, and was willing to Pay.
When friend told me Of q matchmaker ne knew,
Ana ,bs >. how / came to know BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the watch, and some jewelry fine
And NV watch to this day, keeps excellent time.i
VIM j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh and Main streets.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Of all kinds, repair
ed In the best manner, and a. moderate terms a.
sny other house in the city. oo -
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-nA SEW fURk AND yiEs-
-fSxz5g> CHINA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
&lEsAkN The JAMESTOWN has been With
kssesxsTstssseS drawn from the line for the present
due notice will be given when sre resumes her trims
again; during her absence the ROANOKE, Capt
SKINNER, takes her place and will leave New York
Saturday afternoon, st O'Clock for Richmond Those
wishing to order goods from New York can 80 so by
her. Passengers desiring to take this steamer will
get on board at City Point, and leave here on WE'D
HEsDAY morning, by the Petersburg cars. at :!
o'clock obtaining their tickets at our Office South
side OF the Sasin, on Mondays and Tuesdays
Fare through, incluiing msals and stateroon &C
CONN. odatons only sic.
LUDLAM L WATSON.
N Z. The Roanoke will arrive here aONDAY
TO land her freight for this place. L. 4 ".
no 27-ts
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MARRIAGE OF AN M. Con- Wednesday last
at Boydsville near Martinsburg, Va Hon John 7.
Campbell member of Congress from Kentucky,
was married to Miss Mary, daughter Of Hon.
Charles J. Faulkner.
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ScAkLET FEvER.-Among the % deaths in
Boston last week, of scarlet fever. was one male
o. the age OF twenty-one years. The death of an
souh from scarlet fever is an event of rare occur
renee The next oldest vas female of nine wears.
one male was eight and another seven.
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gson. has ss par,isg, d. young American sur
S'a Royal College Of Surgeons eA''sf OIL the LoL'
crsas . report tha. Mr.. Magyar. p;,o. q, -,
n, cooat had been drowned, i. incn nqa.s
Va kulsd ps,sen. Esq of Union. Monro. $500
SIC pounds net few days since that Weigh y
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curing the past summer beautiful monumen,
mas ceen erected In Grace Church eereterv n
NJ, sa Gh memory Of Bishop Henshav Of the Episco
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A HAWAIIAN FUSFRAL.--We copy the follow L.
log from the Honolulu Advertiser of November
Is, received by the last California steamer:
The funeral procession which accompanied the
corpse of the son of John Piiko, "a chisf) on Sa-
turday las novel aud unusual sight, aud illus.
trates the f1nsness OF the Hawaiaus for display
The escort psrteok somew hat OF ludicrous imits.
ton cf royal y first of the lads horse with
its eauipase, saddle, &c. end with pair of redtop
ped boos strung across the saddle Then followed
the hesrse and after it two hundred females, all
dressed In deep mourning and mounted on horse
back in Hawaiian straodle fashion. Each female had
a string of 'l!ow lauhslas (wreaths) around her
neck with long black riding dresses, reaching to the
ground. After the fsmsles came about one hundred
and fifty men also horseback. all dressed in black
with Grape their left After passing through
the principal streets the procession went out to the
new tomb recently bull; by Mr. Piikoi, his farm at
Ws'ki.i. where tents had beer erected, and after
the coffin deposited in the tomb fess. wa1aerv-
ed up in original Hawaiian style.
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asskgs1s TIE MUSIC ssresRE.-r
E&aEasSHNSa II. % R would remind his
m E friends and the public generally that
X his store is Governor street
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE.
SNs, GUITARS, VIOLINs, FLUTES and ACCOR-
eGSs ut the hest quality, and at tine lowest prices
lie Is sole agent in this city for the sale of the ccIe-
5rsted Ennns 4 Clarks PIANOS, which are not sur.
passed 6g any other makers and equeed bat by few
Also, Gale 4 Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality
he has the largest stock of MUSIC 10 be found Ia
tins state, and constantly receiving the latest publ
catens which ne will sell at the most reduced priees
ead upon rs good terms can be hal elsewhere
" Planes tuned. repaired and let on hire.
~ Old Pianos taken in pGrt pay for new ones
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wear. ia ouIciDE--A negro boy about sixteen
r. Gs oa, belonging TO Mr. Mcdaniel, near Allan
hang,ns ~, committed suicide the other day by
afeetian himself To tree Cause--unreauitted
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30, &e,
ALSO
WOLF Buffalo, Racoon, Bsa
Leopard and Jennet Robes
Fur and White and Pink Swsnsdown Trimming
Mufs Gentlenen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, As.
r.
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a. ELLlNG uFF An GOaT --Iiaying ma.

a. ELLiNts OFF AT COST -.Hnying ma.
~ ny new and desirable Goods, well suited TO the
present season, and not adapted to Spring sales,
will from this day offer ut COST for cash, or 70 pune
tual customers, ct the usual credit, interest added,
my entire stock Of WOODEN GOODS embracing
Heavy SATTINErS, PULLED KERSEYS, PLAID
LIN sEYS, RED and NEGRO BLANKETS, large
stock of Black and Fanny CASSIMERS; Velvet, Silk
and Woolen VESTlNGs; all styles LADIES WIN
TER DRESS GOODS embracing Fancy Silks Plain
and Fancy Mouseaines, all qualities, Embroideries,
LGces L C. &c.
City and country buyers would do wei! to call or
send in their orders Offering sup rior induce
ments, having determined to close out the above
Goods. to make room for q large Spring stock.
J. 3. FERGUSON, JR.,
de 6--lm No 8 Pearl ST.. Richmond, We.
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HAVING taken aO Office on Bank street,
l. for the purpose of carrying Oh the GENERAL
AGEHCY BUSINESS, we announce TO our friends
snd the public generally that will devote particu.
lar attention to the hiriag oct of servants Being
well acquainted in the city, and hav ng good accom-
nlodations for them while with u.s. we feel assured
that can secure for them good homes and obtain
the highest prices
We would also offer our services to merchants and
others for the collection Of debts both in cty and
country and pledge ourselves to attend with prompt
to all business entrusted ms We will also A.
tend to renting out houses and collecting rent.
JOHN 4 j. V. DARRACOTT
Bank street, in the rear of Gnadin's Hal
RRFHRENCEs
0oddin Appersen, Richmond
IAylor Williams, do.
Kent, Paine h Co Al,
Tinsley Tardy i Co.. do
serchant, Wsisiper 4 Co, do
stnith Harwood do
W g. Donnar %
Word, Weisieer q Co, do
Breedsn~ Fox Il Co do
Edmund Winston, Hanover,
lr L. b. Price, do.
B. L Winston, do.
fiehegru Voolfolk, Caroline,
Richard Coleman do, Go S-t,
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Do 9---2m& SaltvilIe, Washington county Va

MARBLE WORKS ..nsII4LhAt IL VAN
Iva CENT, Dealers in ltel'aa and American Mar.
hie, and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS COMBS,
HEAD PIECES, FONTS, FUBNlTURE MAR
BILE, &c, neatly opposite Second Baptist Church,
Main ct
We respectfully invite the attention OF these In
want to cur stock on haad. which consists of as
large and we'll finished assortment as can be found
at any establishment in the city.
MONUMENTS of any size CT design made to or
der, at the lowest New York or Philadelphia prices.
Remember the place, and pleas. givs l. call af.
Ter examining workman ship and prices elsewhere.
no l5-3m
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HOUND PLASTER ia TON. fr..h
Lebee Ground Plaster of superior quality land
ias. Tor sale By 4. H.. sKfNkER 4 Co,
~" CARY streat.