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The AnsIo.Freuch Alliance.

The Anglo.French alliance has been lately rep
resented by portion of the French press as con-
siderably affected for the worse by the course OF
recent events in Europe. The London Pest how
ever denies that any GOODNESS exists In an appa-
reutly semi official article it says 1t is quite time
that suoh an illusion should be dispsllsd, and that
the fullest confidence and concord exists between
the Governments of England and France. "The
alliance is not dissolosd it subsidies but the basis
Of the alliance is strengthened aud enlarged by
the experience Of the two Powers that they can
act together, and with great success Further,
that when any occasion Of sufficient mayn itude
shall arise there will doubtless be the same united
action the Same confidence In each others strength,
wisdom, honesty Of purpose, and good faith, which
were shown in the Eastern question. In every
small matter Of foreign policy perfect coincidence
of opinion interest, and action Is not to be expect
ed but an Independent course on such matters Is
surely not indicative of distrust or want of mutu-
al esteem" ..,,i.
In commenting upon this paragraph, the Paris
correspondent Of the National Intelligencer OK
presses the opinion that the first essential for the
continuance Of peace In Europe Is the life of Ma
poleon Ill, and the permanency Of his Govern.
rnent In France and perhaps very nearly equal to
it In Importance ia the continuance Of the alliance
between England aud France Russia can, at pro.
sent, only very remotely affect the peace of Eu-
rope and Austria and Prussia are equally ont Of
ne question 30 long as England and France are in
alliance. 1t 10 therefore Of Importance to be well
assured that this alliance is in danger of being
disturbed. We hold the Morning Post to be good
authority upon the subject, and therefore have
quoted IL ..r
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The Farmyille journal, alluding to a s.ateme,

The Farmvile Journal, abiding to statement,
which recently appeared in the Dispatch that only
three Clerks of Court have been elected in the
county Of Prince Edward since 1854, the date of
its organization, makes the remarks which wa
subjoin We find, by referring to Martins Gazet
teer, that the county was created by the Legisla-
ture in 1853. which probably makes our Statement,
as to the time correct. We copy, with pleasure.
the remarks complimentary to Mr. worsham. as a
proper tribute to one of those model officers
elected under the .ancient regime; !" men distin.
guished for their intelligence, urbany of manners
and fidelity to their public trusts.
A gentleman who Ia well acquainted with the
history Of Prince Edward, being himself q nstive
OF the county, and . kinsman of one of the CLERKS
mentioned, thinks the Dispatch is probably njst.
ken as to the period At which Mr. Leneve US.
elected. his impression being that the county was
not organized until 1854, ten years later than ths
gate given By the Dispatch! The other particu.
IaIs, as stated by our contemporary, are doubsless
cotreet. N reference to Mr.. Worsham. WA win
eao mat ne discharged the entire duties 81 tka
oierAsnip Tor several years previous To his sl.c
uon, ana that now. though advanced in years ana
possessed Of an ample competence he IL ~ dIissnt
ana attentive 10 businrss AZ he was fortv -.
ago and that for thorough knowledge al nj. A.
tes ana einciehcy In their discharge be baa not .
superior u, indeed, an equal, in the State NJ
probably IS years Of age, vet enIovino .,,.n !.
Mgn state q physical and mental health ri -
Iaat the belief that Prince Edward Mi 800
osnsr oierk Tor several yeaFs TO coma - Nv =
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DIED.

= FOUe.1il4.1UoUuxUvxU
DEkoON, n lhe Slfh yeas Of his ase.
Hsfd:sas 4. ss sss.s Ssy
church, on 1I35ey, Il 3o'cisse. r. =.
Departed ~ hfs sfter siinssfins flI.ss q twylvs
months duraffon, which she bore With uneon@en
Christian patiencs. snd forbearaucs, NARY JANE
GILMAN, n the 18th yeax Of her age, on Thursday
Hsr funeral viii tshs place ct the rssdsnes Of her
husband Dudley Gilman. on Friday sftsrncen Of
o'clock. Hsr felatione ssith friends Attic family
ne s sss &. a:.s1 @ md ss.l
Her sptnt venden new s. -ls<sA
The smile Of heaven. upon her lip,
Is sunshine on her brow. saa$l3 "a
At the Radiance Of her father the aath Of Sep.
y q. Blunt, aged IA months. 81
Her mother lcvsd her very much.
Her father loved her too; ..e
And they u ssve her from the grave
Done oil that they seuld do.
Shs died 1t Last end now doth dwell
With Jesus Christ above,
She's Sons to dwell forsvsrthere
Z To sing redseming love- @ Il
And when saw her little form
. 80 Geld and pale 10 death,
Thought Of what the Saviour said
q Whom be was on the earth.
Let little Ida como TO me; as3
Forbid her not to como +, ~
For have bow prepsred for her
In heaven happy home.
At his residence on eth street Friday night last
JOHN r. STROBIA in the I'D year of his age. Z
Mr.. Strobia had been suffering for seme months
past from the effects Of Paralysis which he bore With
unusual philosophy and pous resisnafion, and which
were aeviated as far az ~ he kind and I'M
sched connexions He had attained the age allotted
to humanity hsving discharged with exemplary fde |.
ty all the duties of husband, brother-in-law, friend
and nsishbor. He lived beloved and respected, and
died deeply lamented by all who knew him. ere
quiescdt IN pace" - r -at
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OFFICE COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK, !
p.cuAoNp Oct If 1915

~ At a meeting of the Board Of Direct
ors the death of Mr. AUGUSTUS ANDERSON, mem
ine resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the death of Mr.. Augustus Ander,
son. one of the first and most efficient members OF
not be filed; gsrding him. each Of rs do a.
friend, in whose society have found pleasure and
from whose intelligence We have derived instruction.
we regard his loss as lsmsntable one, not only to
ourselves but to the whole comm unity, in whose
mercantile welfare especially he always manifested
the ivelest interest It Is with melancholy pleasure
we love speak of his virtues and offer to MS family
the coincidence Of hearts deeply affected by the great
loss we and they have sustsined.
Resolved, That we will in body attend his fune-
raj on Tomorrow afternoon, and that we will wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
Resolved, That these resolutions be published In
the Diapstch, Wing and Enquirer.
WIN g. PAINE, Pres't
c..,n ~~o t.,n Ii
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Ey- Hmm raIleled.-.The subscriber bofug
dstermned that his Gallery shall retain the repua
ton it has long enjoyed in producing works OF art
kegs to announce to his patrons and the tnSr
mas ENGAGED the valuable services of MIR. ALBERT
LITCH an artist of merit, formerly one OF the man.
ayers in the Quincy Gallery, Norfolk, but now Just
returned from Europe where he has been travelling
facilities in the art His Photographs are not sur:
passed in Europe or America. He is now prepared
to furnish the people of Richmond ana III visitors
We u earnestly beg trial from those who desire
work of art at prices in the resch Of all Photo
Dseuerreotypes painted in oil coors. Every salts.
faction OF no charge Gallery " Main street. Rich
mond, Virginia. J. u. WhlIEnohoI.
oc l7-6tk ALBERT LIiCd, manager.
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FAIR OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY The great
Fair Of the Mississippi Valley which opened in st
Louis on the 18th instant, will continue in session
until Saturday of the present week. The prepa
rations were upon magnificent scale, and at Its
close the premiums to be awarded will reach in ag-
gregate value the SUN Of $1,000
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OhJo EIectfou.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 16-The State has gone for the
Republicans by abou. 40 COO majority. The Demo
Gratis have elected three Congressman G.. H. Pen.
dleton, w. L. Grosbeek, and s. s. Cox. Hon. l..
ID Campbell, (Repub is elected in the Third Dis:
trict over G. D. Vallandingham, Dem according
to the official returns by 10 majority. The Demo
Gratis did not have single representative from
Ohio In the last Congress- -.ar a-3.irt .T
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DAILY DlSHA.s1.N 80:
TT5any Msrnise, Octencr -.

.-.-.-@,~~>~s~~>><.> $3.50 =
nDs ..s,avI,hs Traits,s M. =. ~.
- i. an enthusiastic
,.sr-s go ,he English, pays JUST .s.s.u
49,. ,.,nr,s 10 English courage. neI -
s"pn.a' = avs Mr. Emerson, ''whas Wy,
IN tnsnl. ~ s.r.ss. msstlo and bottom. oo 'as
va'os q sr,,v.I At Liverpool, senfiemsns IN
cay - ma the Lord Lieutenant Oh he'.ns'
sn.d 70 say, Lord Clarendon nss p'a'.
ns r.. and win feht till he dies and' "na'
.s A., heard last, and the one thfns inc ENG
- r.Iua IA pluck. The cabmen navs W 'hs
.",,,,n,s have II: the bishops have Il; the women
-. y, thu ,ournals have II; the 7ises newspaper
,,sv saw. Ia ID, pluckisss thing In England, ana
cri,.v Smith had made II . proverb, that little
"a iobn RusseL the minister, would take the
command of the Channel Asst tomorrow.
Tb,. .pluek." hswsvsr. Il tempered BY great
r.,,,.,.ss The English according. to Mr.. Elmer
~, arc rather manly than wariiks. being, In this
-, the reverse of their French mel gAbors-
rhsv love not battle for its own sake, and private
.ombats the practice Of which still fingers sickly
life In France, have completely died out In En-
gland. when war 10 ever" says Mr. Emerson,
"the masks falls from the affectionate and domes
tic tastes, which make them women in Kindness
This union Of qualities Ia tabled In their national
legened of Beauty and the Beast, or long BEFORE in
the Greek lsgensd Of Hersaaphrodits. The. two
sexes are co present in the English mind. apply
to Britannia queen Of seas aad colonies, the words
which her latest novelist portrays his heroine !:
she is as mild as she Ia game and as game as she
Is mild, The English delight In the antagonisn
which combines in one person the extremes OF
courage aud tenderness. Nelson, dying at Trafai-
gar, sends his lovsto Lord Coliing wood, and, Ike
innocent schoo hoy that goes to bed, says, Kiss
me, Hardy and turns to sleep. Lord Colling.
wood, his comrade, was of nature the most anec.
Tomato and domestic Admiral Rodneys figure
approached to delicacy and effemiuacy, and ne de-
clared himself very sensible to fear which he sur
mounted only by considerations OF honor aud puo'
lie duty. Clarendon says, the Duke of Bucking-
ham was so modest and gentle, that some courtr'
ers attempted TO put affronts on him, until they
found that this nnodesty and effeminacy was only
a mask for the most terrible determination. AND
Sir James Edward Parry said, the other day, OF
Sir John Franklin, that, If he found ellington
Sound open, he explored it; for he was a man who
never turned his back on danger yet OF that ten.
derness, that he would not brush.away musqui.
to- Even for their highwaymen the same virtue
is claimed, and Robin Heod comes describe ed to US
as mitissimus predonum, the gentlest thief. But
they know where their war-doss lie. Cromwell
Blake Marlborough, Chatham, Nelson, and Wei
iington are not to be trifed with and the brutal
strength which lies at the bottom of society, the
animal ferocity of the quays and cockpits, the
bullies of the costarmougers of Shoredtch, Seven
Dials and Spitalfelds, they know how to wake
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[SCOLLs BALM OF THOUSAND

~ DRISCOLES BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dsntrfee and Cosmasic that ever the art
of applied ehemtGtry has produced, cleansing the
toeth healing the gums and imparting fragrance and
sweetness TO otherwise offensive breath which too
frequently exists, without the persons know edge
For sails in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, Main
street, and BY Druggists generally.
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THE POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN PORTSMOUTH
The Norfolk Herald Of yesterday ssys that the
+ reInent pole which was raised in Portsmouth " az
erected through mere sport and that no resistance
was offered to the execution of the order made by
the Common Council for it's removal. The whole
affair." it trusts is "too ridiculous for further com.
ment." ..4r.
James Lyons, Esq, addressed the Democratic
party of Norfolk Tuesday night
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WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE President arrived
here to-day, and was enthusiastically received at
the Depot by the District staffofficers and citI-
Gems. he was welcomed by the Mayor, and in
reply, made a brief and appropriate response
He was then escorted to the Presidential mansion,
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The Kaira.

The people of the State have reason to look for.
ward with interest and pleasure to the Agricul.u.
raj and Mechanics Fairs. These exhibitions will
be full of satisfaction and advantage to the great
interests which will be represented on that occa
ar
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NEW YORK, October Is The Africa sailed at
O'Clock this morning for Liverpool, with nearly
100000 in specie. -,s1.E "t"
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Day Of ThsuksRiyfuR,

Three States, Maryland, Missouri and Maine
have, through their Governors, recommended the
observance of the third Thursday in November
~ q day Of thank sgiyinx
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q CINCINNATI, October 16-9 P. M.-Thirteen Re-
publicans and five Democratic congressman are
certainly elected The 9Th, 18th and 18th districts
are to hear from, and will probably go for the Re-
publicans. In the 18th an American candidate is
r,trr
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WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 16-Ths post Office
here was robbed last night-it is supposed by es.
capped convicts from the Newcastle prison.
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LEI SpeciaI Notice.-The attention of the
public is requested to our sale THIS DAY, at II
O'clock, at the residence of Richard jeffrey 9, esq
Main, near corner of 4th street
ocl7 EB COOK CO Aucts.
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Elac.io,in New.rL ". r.

NEWARK, N j., Oct. 16.-The election here for
Mayor resulted in the election of Moses Bigelow,
(Dem,) by 1900 majority The Council stands
Democrats IA, Americans 6, Republicans 2. This
is the first Democratic Mayor ever elected in this
city -f
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J. L. ArpERsoN, sec'y pro tenn.

~HIutuaI Building Fund and Loan Com.
rANY-An adjourned meeting of the Stockholdera
will be held THIS EVENING, ats O'Clock, at which
time the funGs in hand win BIO loaned. Stockholders
will please attend punetually.
&C TILT A. !. bUhh, Secy.
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C~DunIop, Moucure & Co ask the alton
tion of dealers to thsr suction sale of Groceries, &C.
commencing st 10y O'Clock, THIS MORNING. with
out regard to weather. &C l7-lt
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r. Rules of the T0urnament.-.At the
Tournament about to take place at the "Fair
Groundsn the following Rules will be observed viz
art Ist No Kn light Eill be admitted unless IN uni
form or costume
Art. 3D. Full speed will be required in the charge,
and the TIME will be accurately noted and decided
on by the judges. 71- =
ART Sd. The Herald will proclaim each "Kni9ht,"
by his title or name at his option.
Art 4th Thrae successive false starts will rule the
rider out.
Art. 5th Each Knight will be entitled to three
rides and In of tie the parties will ride alter
nately until the contest 10 decided.
Art 9Th. The laws of the State providing penalties
against those who interrupt Military parades will be
enforced. .Ns t.'
Art 7th Wnrders on the walls, Guards and Officers
of the Field, assisted by the military, will maintain
abe strctesr ORDER and DfcoRUM. oc 16-St
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rnLHoRAPHrc NnWs.
xppokTED ron tn DTsPATUH
ELECTION RHTUkN8s


/ r,suAprLpHIA. oes. 16, IA. M-Ths Demo.
cratic State Committee, from reports received
and estimates Of the counties TO hear rem, make
the Democratic majority In Pennsylvania 1000.
The reports are various and contradictory, and
none yet official. The general belief a, that the
vste II so close - TO require an Official count be
fore the result ean be asceFtuiued - 1sts -
The anxiety here IL Intense. a .lsv3svA
yslsEcoxD DIsPArcH.l q
WASHINGTON, Got l6, z p. II -Neshing later
nom the Pennsylvania election. Prospects appear
Ia favoref the Democrats No dispatch has been
received here from Philadelphia since 1o'clock.
THIRD DIsPATcH1 ~
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 16.-Ths State ID evidently
Democratic by 5000 majority. Public opinion has
settled upsn that figure, and upon the fact that
the Union nhajoritfes reported In the Northern
counties have been greatly magnifed. The fol-
lowing officers on the Democratic ticket are elect.
ed: JOS. scott, Canal Commissioner; Jacob Fry,
Jr., Auditor; John Rowe, Surveyor General
Il [FoURTH DIsPATcH.l
iPHrLADELpHIA, October 1910 p. N.-Wayne
county gives thu Union" ticket 800 majority. It
has heretofore been claimed for $50 Democratic
majority AT the Governors election In "a this
county gave AGO Democratic majority, and at the
Presidents election, gave Pierce $40 majority.
i FIFTH DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16, IL 80, p. M.-Correc.
ticns are received of some Of the Democratic ma!
jorities reported. There Is some doubt yet about
the result of the election.
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v We ask special attention to our sale
of Tobacco Factory futures at factory opposite Tai
bolts Foundry.
IL BAKER & PLEASANTS.5
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,sonssted 70 meet in Convention, at Richmond, on
the SOth inc to consult upon business OF great I'M
portauce Those of other States are requested 70 %
present and take part in the proceedings 6ook
viii be placed in the Po,t Office at this place, whsre
they are requested to call and register their names
rpon reaching the city ,.x, .orrrs
oc 17-dtd MANI AoHNAS'
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HEADERS lsT RECT VA VOLS,
-eass RICHMOND, October Is. 1855.

n HEADERS IsT RECT VA VOLS, !
81 RICHMOND, October Is. 1856.
E{ORDKRs No. 20.
M T. The Regiment will Parade ON SAT.
URDAY next. the 18th Inst The line will be
formed on Broad street. the right resting 9th street,
at 81 O'Clock A. M
III. In obedience to general orders. commandments
of compsnies required to report in writing the
morning of the parade, the number and seodtion of
tie arms and accoutrsments now In possession of
thsir respective companies.
III. The resignation OF Capt Daniel True heart,
Jr Adjutant of this Regiment having been rendered.
is accepted: 80.
Adiutsnt of the regiment wee TIusheart resigned
He will rank as Captain of the line, and will BIO
ebeyed and respected accordingly.
BY order of Neft COL AUOUSF.
J. Il. RIcHARDsoS, Capt. "B" Co., Acting Adjutant
orl :
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MUSICAL IN, 4 b q G 4 10 N.-HighIy
1S1 fiaitered BY the patronage bestowed upon mo
during the past session, by the public q teacher Of
the Piano Forte take pleasure In oferisg for The
ensuing session. my services In this branch Of nnscs
Instruction.
intend, moreover. for the benefit of saoh stu
dents, may wish to become scqusinted with the
rules for Musical eompostion, (ther:ush Ba.s, Ths;
DRY or Harmsny to teach tho principal features OF
this sceEcs, In easy and esmprehsusihle maancr,
during regular eouss,, in schools and prvsts essaeh
as veil as sssiy
will also undertake any kind of arrangements for
Vocal, Orchestral and ether instrumental Mase.
In consideration Of the very fatteriug snd sstis-
factory manner, in which the members Of tbs Rich;
mond Instrumental Masieal Club, have mentioned
me - their conductor, j feel ituy DUTY to sup
port the efforts Of these ssntlemsn to sneour'
age Musical Amateurs on different Orchestral nsiFu-
msn,s to unite with the Club Also, TO indsee oth-
ers to take lessons those insumena, end taus 70
contribute ell in their power the future prosperity
of that aourishns Institution There are . sgesst
many excellent German musicians residing In fnis
city, who would be glad to impsrt the most theronsa
instrustion TO those who may deiIs their Assistance
Applications may be left at Dir. r. d. Tsyofs hs-
SIC Store, Governor street. or at my renaeneso on
Bank corner Of ilth street, opposite 6edd;n,s asIL
&c ". BUSCH,
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MAFINE NH WE.
PORT OF klCHhOND, October l6.
HEsE WATER THIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.

HEsz WATER THIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED
sehr VIM. and James, =, Jemes river, corn, E.
II. Skinker l. Co.
schr Mary Eliza, snipes, James river, corn.
schr. Emily Ann, Hooper, Philadelphia, COAL
Bowers, Snyder Carter
schr Jas Homes, Homes, Baltimore, flour, R.
schr Thos Pattcron, wOlford, Baltimore, flour, r.
Rankin
w. Currie.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia
mdze and passengers, H L. futile.
Schr CEN q, Crowell Boston, mdzs D. & w. Cur
Bark PilotfsA, Hoyer, r o, flour, Dunlop, Moacure
Co.
NEW YORK, Oct a. Cleared, schr Merchant.
Chadwick, Richmond. Arrived, schr Express Ster-
ling, Va.
BREMENHAvar, Sept 1s-Anivad, ship Fides,
Rose. Richmond.
A Optional SUPPLIES OF CHEAP
"A DRY .GOODs.--Just received, another lot Of
those nice Cashmeres at l2 exceilen. article OF
Irish Linen, at S4 cts. per yard; Linen Hdk at 81
cts Worked Collars at 81 cts; shlting at 81 and Cd
the best ever offered at that price; all Wool Flannel
81 great bargain best quality Cactus Skirts at as
ets Furniture Caliooes at 64 also at great bargains
Cloths; Cassmsres; ssttinetts, Tweeds jeans Nous
LANES; Merno; Bed Blankets: Napkins; Table Cloths
sheeInsi Shifting, &C. JACOB A. LEVY,
&C Ia Is Main street.
DARKER, NIdilMD Sc CO., No I43 En-
L gle Square, have on hand large stock of very
superior silk, Merino and Lambs Wool Shirts and
Drawers For sale at very low prices. oo II
CHEEsE.--5O boxes New York State
oen ''''' ''' SAFE z gyDwIN woRrHAm { CO.
SHEET ZiNC...I2 casks sheet Zinc
oeH EDWIN woRTHAM & CO.
nUPONTs POWDDKK 1000 kegs Du-
- pont's Sporting and Blasting Powder; $4,000 feet
EsfA 49, R.,ua fr~w Ia H. E
t oe Il ''' ''' ' EbwIN WORKMAN co,
CUGAR. CURED HAMS AND BREASTS.
- IS tierees Sugar Cured Hams; hhds. Breast
pieces. For sale by SIZEh & PHADP,
90 II "A Main street.
MERINO UNDERSTANDS and DRAW
IVl ER6.--Juet received, by the steamship James-
town. fresh supply Of the above articles Of beauti
full quality, which can sell at very moderate price
Call and examine at loS Main street. -
ocT HENRY sHAFER
RKCTlFIED VIII SIX BY, magnolia
osI7 DAVENPORT, ALIENS CO
KONAR8,s INSTANT KKIIRF.--This
.s Celebrated Cough sysqP tqr Cough, Gold, Gd
oc u Drursists. 90 Main 1t.
tsAMiLY AND kATKA FLOUh.-46O
= bbls Extra and Superfnc AID the best Family
Flour receiving. Forsae by III FRY.
MiLLlNERY GUODS.--fhe ladies can
apeons, Flowers. Ruches Bonnet Velvets Blond
Lsces and Edges, Fruits, Feathera Footinsa atrasv
bonnets, Velvet Ribbons. Meta Fiouncas Grn1e
,n,sps, OF anything IN the Millinery and Trimmins
ins =. GOLDSMITH,
osH HI ~ 90 RrpaA ct.