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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-29
Gra.uitous Advice.

~" Almost everybody wants something-none ARE
so fortunate a. to be entirely independent, IN the strict
meaning Of that I, rmwe are all in greater or less
degree dependent on each other. This being an IN
di.putable fact, propose Ia point out mode by
which most of your desires may be gratiied, VIZ
II you want any kind of laborers, mechanics, or
clerks; vbvEHTIsE.
If you want Office, house, lot, or farm ;
AnvERTIsE.
II you want to exchange property, or to borrow
money ADVERTISE.
II YOU want to rent or sell houses, lots, or farms
ADvERTISE.
Ic you want to dispose of your husnes; ADVERTISE
If YOU want to rent rooms or offices; ADVERTISE.
II you want any kind Of employment; ADVERTISE
Whatever you want have or to dispose ot !;
ADVERTISE.
Among the many advertising mediums we may be
nermttcd to recommend to your favorable consider
Clun the "ORpvfLLE DAILY BUTTE RECORD whlch
ds read by many people both nj home aud abroad II
it suits YOU send in your avors, aud for fair com
penstion we will Introduce you 10 several ladies' ana
Gentlemen, who otherwise, perhaps. would never
have heard of you. II the "RECoRp" does not SUIT
your fancy advertise in other paper a all events
AnvERrIsr! These suggestions are merely throw
ont for your benefit and because we believe it t" be
our duty to inform YOU of everything which is cacul'
Ted To enhance your inerSst. Do you believe the
above is good avice. We pause for reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-29
Oruujlle DaiiQ 1Suttt ActurO.
PUBLISHED DAILY (sUNDAYs ExcEPTED) BY
GEO. H. CROsETTE.
7s

g OTFicE-In Recotd Building on Myers Street,
East side, between MoriSonery and Izrd, OrosilIe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-20

HoMELY WoMEN.-We like homey women
We have always liked them. We do not carry
the popularity far enough to include the hideous
or positive ugly, for since beauty and money are
the only capital the world will recognize in women
they are more to be pitied than admired but we
have chivalric, enthusiastic regard for plain wo.
men. We never saw one who was not modest
unassuming and sweet tempered and have seldom
come across one who was not virtuous and had
not good heart. Made aware early in life of
their want of beauty by the sighted attentions of
the opposite sex, vanity and afectation never take
root in their hearts and in the hope of supplying
attractions which capricious nature has denied
they cultivate the graces of the heart instead of
the person, ard give to the mind those accompIisb
ments which the world SO rarely appreciates in
woman, but which are more lasting and in the
eyes OF men CT sense more highly priced than
personal beauty. See them in the street at home
or in the church, and they are always the same.
and the smile which lives upon the face is not
forced there to fascinate but is the spontaneous
sunshine reflected from a kind heart-a flower
which takes root in the soul and blooms upon the
lips, inspiring respect instead of passion emotions
OF admiration instead of feelings of sensual re.
gard Plain women make good wives, good moth
era, cheerful homes and happy husbands, and we
never see one but we thank Heaven that II has
kindly created women of sense as W ell as beauty
for 1t is indeed seldom female is found possess4t
both To homely women we, therefore lift our
"hle In respect the world will extend the same
courtesy to beauty.-Saa Francisco Golden Era
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SELF-SEAIING ENAELOPEs INsECURE-The ex.
animation into the charges of poisoning against
Palmer, in England ELECTED evidence of cireum.
stance that has called public attention to the nse.
curity of the letter envelopes known sefsealing
or adhesive. At the instance of the accused party
a postmaster had opened letter thus sealed
shown him the contents and resealed it without de-
fection This can be readily done. All that is
necessary is to moisten the adhesive matter which
can be done by wetting the tongue of the enveL
ope, and allowing it to remain in that condition
few minutes The letter can then be opened with
facility, will indeed sometimes fly open, and can
be resealed in the original manner, especially if
the adhesive matter has originally been liberal
Otherwise little gum is added. Detection is i'm
possible. London paper says "The inference
Is inauspicious, and we fear must return to the
age of sealing wax, or demand a really adhesive
envelope" We apprehend that it win be difficult
TO supply such demand, as whatever means are
requisite to seal it, will be sufficient to unseal it,
~ y CON- Adc
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ruF DAILY DISPATCH.


Anw
,xrrrR OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wecss
paragraph appeared stating that =. v.
go. tarmeriy q printer Of Richmond han seep
JAM '...s,, s,r murder in California The papers
- !, an and published Il 80 james NJ Crane, LOT
To- .,., publ,sher of Richmond. Mr. Crane thus
49,. h,s pcstionr In the National intefgeneer
Of Tuesday $1,000. n, 1854
..,.,,.n. and in the Weekly National Intel.
,,sssar N the sRh Of December, ic's you peo'sa,
me A. having been legally * caie,as Gsl;sorsis
lows ~ ,nrdar az a young woman named Susan
lot sne whom he (J) shot with one Of Colts
81 near Ringgold, ri Doraao county,
the 10th of August zsl .-....,
'As - gentlemen, If / know myself intimately,
~ .hinL do am not the liam who was HING
M az. ssh of October last at Coloma. in TINS
S...a Iueyer was at Ringgoid, In FL Dorado
naysr knew the unfortunate Susan; never had .
10 and four children, here or elsewhere; neNe,
"ad e.iIy in my life: never was crazy ABOUT
the spirit rappers, and, TO my kno"iedse'
died.
All these things you charge me with lou o,
vour correspondent must know me better tnAn
do myself / never knew until now tna. nad
wife Viii you or your S'..a. aua VA,
where she lives in the Atlantic states, ana BOW
sha and her four children bear the disgrace OF my
Iguominious death As am from virginia. u
might be interesting for me to know whether they
ro az arc NOT sound on the velvet head question.
n Twas ever married. do not know who II was to
or when the marriage took place.
This makes the third or fourth time that have
been made 10 bear the sins of my namesakes in
California but never to such an extent as in this
instance VIII the editors of the Atlantic news
paper press believe that there is other person
by the name of Crane in California but flames NJ.
Crane, who formerly published q newspaper in
Richmond, Virginia. Be kiad enough to remem-
Der that more Cranes than one reside in Calfor-
MIA, and that do not desire to be held accounta.
bic for any of their acts, good or badi
The man who killed Miss Newman was Jeremiah
y. Crains. of Kentucky, and it was always 80 pub
hshed by the whole California press He does not
even spell his name as l do in any one particular
aud he ID In no way related to 1t is evident
therefore, that my name was given to you az the
actual cuiprit by some contemplate puppy cores
pondent in California. He could do me no injury
here where live and am known, but in publishing
me abroad as he has done, in respectable a pa
per as the National Intelligencer he knew that he
could wound the feelings and the family pride of
those who were dear to me by the ties of consan-
guinity. Thank Heaven, Il still live" to correct
the SANDER and to vindicate my good name
Very respectfully, yours,
JAMES. NJ. CRANE,
Formerly of Richmond, Virginia.
n. B-I am the only person by the name OF
Crane living in California who ever published a
paper in Richmond Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-20

scPERsriTIoN IN FRANCE-One of the SUPER
sti'ions OF France is, that a fire kndIed by light
ning cannot be extinguished, and he who attempts
70 Ne eS.ingalsh 1t viii die within the year. The
slayo, oi country village lately had to argue
WIN ms constituents on the subject during the
eonnagfauon of barn. He could only prevail
upon ten iaen to assist him in pouring on water
Inc insurance Company interested made pres
ing arisen above the preindices of ignorance and
an Inadequate education.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-20

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 10th
/ find, upon reference to the Morning News
here, that you printed the height of the Pulaski
monument at 120 feet, it should have been seventy
feet.
The cotton market is very firm and but little of
fered for SALE The prices asked yesterday range
from to l0l with but little offering. The nlarkes
will be higher next week and sales dull All hands
are holding off now for the Canada's news Sugar
quoted at elde and New Orleans lnolasses at As
cents.
We have Thaekeray here now delivering him
self of his -Four Georges" He has very fashiona
BILE and what Ia better, full houses. The Campbell
Minstrels are also here.
The weather is delightful to-day and very much
like spring Yours, VIGNETTE.
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Loss OF a FINE CI1PPER.-Th Louis Napoleon
oi hainnore, ON her first trip to Liverpool was
wrecked on the 18th January. She was .s7o TONS
bnrthen and was valued at 100000; her cargo
was valued at $l25, 000-making the entire ,oss =;
vessel and cargo S22J 900. 'o'' u"
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A Texas editor, noticing the marriage If . 49,.
temporary, says: 1--WE wish him posteriig and han.
plness" ' lAP.
nlii has been introduced into the I,ouis,.n.
Lagssiaturs exempting Masonic and odd Fsiloa.s,
estate from State taxation. 'Ao"s
s, an ohle editor, in announcing that he had seen
far as he could sse.sT "a' ao'y weh' ne
-, Jefferson Meintre, Esq has hasn ,s,,oysa s,e,,
T .sn Navy Yard by President Pierce :
was az lumber q deaths in New York las, y ssl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-20

FROM BuENos AYREs The Antagonist, at New
York, brings dates from Buenos Ayres to the Both
Dec at which time business was very duh; nothing
doing either for the United States Ga Europe Pro.
dace was scarce and high.
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g. THE MUSIC sTOKE.-P

NEI THE MUSIC STOkE.-P
EwESSlES3 H. TAYLOR would remind his
HH M III N friends and the public generally that
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
ONE t'ITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
DEONS OF the best quality and at the lowest prices
he Is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele.
brated NUNS & Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other makers and equaled but by few
Also Gale 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 and is the latest publ
cuen which he will sell at the most reduced prices
and upon good terms as can be had elsewhere
EV Pianos tuned, repaired, aud let on hire.
u Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
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A FILLIBgsTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the ar
rivals In New Orleans last week, was j. s. Murray
q graduate Of the law school of Louisiana, wfa
was In August last liberated from prison at Ala
nos, in Sonora where he had been ineareera,ad
for nearly ten months on charge of being On
gagged IN some flbustering movement Va
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rlNO THE PUBLIC.-Hnvinz purchased
i the Drug store of T. II. Seuthall CO., corner of
Brood and 4h streets opposite to Shoe store
and diasonally opposite to Breeder Fox, and made
large additions TO the stock prepared to furnish
families physicians and others with every thing to
be found In well conducted Drug Store, including
large and varied assortment of Fancy and Toilet
teles, Perfumery, Patent and Family Medicines, &c
1t shall be my constant aim to offer TO the public,
every modern Improvement in preparations, &C.,
possible and above all to keep hand moth
ing but the fresh and genuine.
We have the uEral assortment of Paints, Oils and
Oyestufs Windov Glass, (which will be cut to or
ier,) Putty &C.; the best brands of Tobacco and
Cigars; likewise large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds. invite the examination of country
Merchants Physicians and all in want and solicit
continuance of the patronage of the late firm.
NBnPhyseis-s preserpss99ns pTe aaTs attended
ia lots Corner Broad and 4th sts.
NOTICE.-We wish to hear from every
l one who suffers himself, or has any about
him that suffers, eay living creature about him
that tho inrf that suffers with sores sprans
chllbains or bruises, in order that may sell
give him bottle of Turf OIL If too poor pay
will give it to him; if able to pay wiz receive
it, and refund it If does not the For sale
by ia 30 DOVE co.
EXECUTOK's NOTICE.--An persons
H having claims against the estate of Mrs Lucy
McCaw, decd. are hereby notified present them
in due FORM for settlement within thirty days from
this date as It is my purpose to dst1bu her effects
fe ls-lm Exr. of Mrs. Lucy MeCaw, deed.
H. GATHkIGHT has On hand a fine lot
h. Of neY Feather Beds: also, eight second hand
Feather Beds; with a large lot of Blankets Sheets
and few Carpets; and fine assortment of new and
second Furniture, which he will sell cheap for
cash these very cold times. 18th street, between
Main and Cary. fe Is-6t
ZONE AND HAVE YOUR LIKENESS
~ TAKEN, where you can get IL taken well, and
where you can get II at reasonable price. Come
and get a DAGUERRE0TYPE that will not fade
Come and get Daguerreotype that your friends will
know when they see it.. Come and get Daguerreo-
tye that is. worth carrying home. Come to pow
ERS for your Daguerreofypes. r. /
g ELLING OFF.-.In order 10 make room
- for Spring stock we are closing out sil rensin
Ing winter styles Of Clothing Ct very low pricss-
Inc assortment OF Over Goats, Talnlas Toess. Bust
ness Goats Gassimere Pants, Vests of every lind kc
those In want viii do well TO call ON aa''
KEEN, BALDWIN Il co,
la2 Main street.
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HArs, cAPs sHoHs 90.

SkE5S1Ts K5R4gYst AZ III FL m
gsr ssg ssssa n s11. a,si I1 nai,sins
msfs 4 10 IIsts brsl analify =,
MoirsIip Hats second quality ~
Eashon.hs sils Hs,s Hot.
Consress Cater Boots Z, %
Sins Csif.kin Sewed Shoes.
- ~ best max crs in the city of Philadelphia e up
u o. N lin with handsome and substantial Cslfski1
sswed Boor which he win sail ct the unRrecscsn,ea
low price Of $3.50. oc ls--o.e.y =
LEATHER C o n @ 8 CoLokED
GAITERS-Just received BY Express,
very beautiful and superior made on. .. 1a a. far
y, rosehnr 22d Ball. &c. Recoect they are az
No. B, sign Of the Big Boot, waish,s Empsr,unsu
fe l6 : - -. :. :, :. a
90 R0(JTs-Just received, BY Express, an
sssortment Of Ladies' and Misses Morocco
Ti 4 q Boots VIM WALSH:
LADIEs,!;.W .a. Would Mo,d..a i saotsss
and Goat skin Boots which we have been
sxnsctips have come to hand We have every sizs
to Ladies' Misses and bo bass worn this
a. scriution of Shoe from the Metropolitan Store, say
st .tey last too long" Indeed this has been the
general complaint used against them . ms11RrcE =.
.,s ISL Main street.
NE W AND EXTENSIxaE, \. ~ IL q "a! 4
Hi CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. ~ MAIN "a.
A MEMBER of the Legislature and VISITORS 70 LIZ
city will find at the shove reimbursement cssIdrsns
assortment of Hats. Caps Ladies ana Oaii Tanas
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonne.s, ana FS lily
Carriage Robes at wholesale and RETAIL on .ne ino'
N B'%Gentlemen's Hats made to order OF the nm
s.t onaiity and at the shortest notice
de- I'M BINFORD. DICKINSON WE lsl6Eh:
= OVER "A q S.--iteceived TINS
morning by Adams L Cos Express, G laIse
:. Let of ladies and gents Gum Elastic over
Shines Those ladies and gentlemen who nave oeen
waiting for them, are requested TO can en n;JIv
ply themselves, as they are gIanNs O. g PGGE J
..eo IS Market Bridge.
= BY ADAMS f. PIKE 81. =, Sc. e.
49, .aived this morning (30th january by Aa-
ans Co.'S Express the following season.
able and desirable Shoes for ladies and misses
Ladies' thick sole heeled morocco poos''
4" IS spg
gum elastic Over Shoes
Misses thick sole morocco Boots
With manv otter s styles, to which respect
fully invite the attention Of JOHN JIM C. PAGE Jr,
Ton No IS Market Bridge.
T-1DIES AND GENTLEM En-. .-I
Mb.va inst received lot of Over SHOES OF eVely
III desc1ntiou for Ladies, Gentlemen MISSES ,e
S Bows Also, Over SHOES WIN LI. les Eor sale
suitable for ladies heel Shoes and carers r. '"'o
0y O, No I27 Main street, Richmond.
ERESH Observation-Disclosures thick
- and thin sole Caters at 81 5O Ladies MO
rocco Walking Boots; LADIES' n Naa,
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat buskins' MISSES S1
Cat and Morocco Boots; Children's Thick sole
pt fresh lot of the above Shoes just recelv-
ed at 40 Man strset
de6 10 va. e
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AUCTION BARGAlNS..-YOu can pur.
"A chase at GOLDSMITS cheap Trimming and
Fancy store 2a5 Broad street, the greatest bargains
that can be had in this city, he has just purchased
large lot of goods at great sacrifice. 1000 yards
White Cambrcs yard and half wide at p cents
worth 30 $50 yards Checked Swiss Muslin at Is
cents would be cheap 374 cents; 600 yards color
ed Embroidered Swiss Muslin at % cents worth IA
800 yards White Figured Swiss at l8s cents cheap at
81 handsome Emb Curtain Muslins at lz4 cents:
Canes at IS and 374, worth double the mon-y
Collars at 80 and 624 cents, very cheap extra fine
plain Swiss Muslin ut % cents. worth 81! cents La
dies lue Mixed aud Black Cotton Hose Cd boys
heavy Wooden half Hose l2 CENTS cheap at Is cts
with lots OF other great bargains.
fe 10 E QOLDSMlT. 2O5 Broad st.
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NOTICE.. Having been employed by
~ Mr. Laid, to act in my former capacity OF Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water and Bottling establishment, en-
brace this method of informing my numerous friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its
business feel assured of my competency give entire
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to favor the
house with their patronage.
IR- Orders for Soda Water, Porter, Ale and Cider,
from city or country, will meet with prompt atten-
tion M. MCCORMICK,
de "a No. 500. Broad street.
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HNOILAR CORDIAL FOX THE MIL
II LION.-This celebrated Mixture is a certain
cure for certain disease, it is certain cure for
certain weakness if of long short duration. You
will find marked improvement from the dose, look
to this you unfortunates and try bottle of this
teemed and highly approved Medicine. The Medical
Faculty recommend it.
To be had of Duval Norton, o B. Hill, A Bode
ker, J. 3. Wood, G.. Millspaugh, S P Semple, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the r. and f. r. R. on Broad street.
f. S-2n1
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WARRENTED Il X K III e A II DE n
w SEED-The subscrik ers have just received their
spring supply of fresh garden seed, grown BY r. Sim
clair Jr, Co, near Baltimore.
These seed are the growth of Southern latitude,
and therefore better adapted TO climate than
those sold from Northern seed raising establish
ments The following may be found among their
assortment:
BEANS-Early Six Weeks, Lima, Early, Marrow
fat and Red Speckled Valentine
PEAs-Extra Early, Early Wonder, White Mar
rowfat.
CABBAGE-Early York, Drumhead, Ok Heart,
Sugar Loaf, Flat Dutch and Red Picking
ALSO-Carrot, Caulifower, Cucumber, Early Corn,
Lettuce, Redish, Okra, Onion. Rheubarb, Satisfy,
Squash, Pumpkin, Herb Seed, &C. of assorted kinds
fe Ii BENNETT. BEERS 4 FISHER.
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IL. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, Corner 10th and Dock streets, Richmond,
Va.-Attend psrt cularly to the sale of Rockland
Lime Cement Hay, Rosin Tar, Plaster, Flour, Feed,
Grain. &c. Also. to orders for the purchase of Mer
handize generally.
We are also prepared to take storage and effect in
surance same at the lowest city rates. Our Ware
houses being situated the Dock, goods can be stor
ed with free of Drayage
d. B. BRIDGFoKD. n. TINsLEY PATE.
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ITO DEALERS Id u w T. X = ID +
Il HORSES.-We prepare a medicine which
have tried personally and for long time and having
experienced IFS good effects, have determined to
put it up 1t is humbug. 1t will most assurediy
fatten, in a few weeks use any horse; improve his
coat making it most glossy, and rejuyenate his body
in every respect, and be left OFF without any bad
effects following One bottle Will last four horses II
months Prepared and for sale only By
DUFAL 4 NORTON, Druggists,
fe Is 10th and Main streets.
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INNOCENT BUTPOTENT.-LE ONARDS
u INSTANT RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE
The never failing remedy for Colds, Coughs &c &C.
zed world and should be in the possession of every
one who values health One two doses inthe COM
mencement, how many days or weeks, or months OF
sickness may it not prevent fresh supply for sale
by DUVAL NORTON, Druggists,
fe IS 10th and Main SIS.
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NJ OR TIL ERN ICE.--The subscribers
will deliver Northern Ice, of the best uality, In
all parts of this city and the town OF Manchester
during the coming season
All who favor with their patronage sho hare no
just Of complaint for cant Of pun tadfity IN
its daily deirery we are making such arrangements
for conducting the business warrant In pledgng
this.
Orders will be received by Messrs NJ. j. Straus
Main street, near 7th; Laidley 4 Robinson, corner
4th and franklin streets; George Timberlake Brook
Ave nue. near Broad Jno. Boucher, l4th street. oppo
site Post Office; j. w. B. Dodson, at the Toll gate on
Mayo's Bridge. and at the Ice House when complet-
ed South-side of the Dock, opposite 18th street
ia 23-lm~ STEWART KING.
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o00 BUSHELS genuine White MERCER

Pure Virginia BUCKWfIEAT FLOUR
Family and Extra FLOUR.
Fol sale by kAOLAND BROTHER.
ia I3---3tS
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FOX KENT OR LEAsk-That cen.

- FOX RENT OK LEAsE--That Ger.
III venicnfiy arranged and centrally located eaiia.
nth sts, diaeoaaiy opposite the City ConTt-houss,
and In view ofthe Capitol For professional men
and also in the nsin building the inferior Of which
Of modern construction, with two psrors, handsome
marble nlsntlepieees, &C. Possession Of the Two as.
premises by the sth day Of December, It which nne
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
ineat may be made 70 give possession g. An earlier y
later date am informed BY the present oceupsns
Mr.: VIM Brent, tof the hrm 81 Grefter Brent, wee
win take pleasure ia showing the premises % AM eas
desirous ofyjewlng them. S. z ~ s. :. AZ
10 $500 n. ~ TAUH. L.
Trastse o. Wn, Shspasds ascAA
WH-u Blsndoa, HsusicC county, -
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GEORGE }. SUMNER has OH hand Il
u great variety of China, Mantle Vases, Gard Re-
ceivers Cologne Bottles Jelly Stands Candlesticks,
1c which will be sold very Iowa call solicited
fe 16 No 20. Pearl street.
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GREAT BARGA 1 N = .--IMERCHANT,
N WEISIGER l. CO, are selling very great bar
gains in Dress Coats Business Coats Over Coats blk
and fancy Cashmere Pants Call and see them at
No. lI2 Main street, Richmond, Va. fe IL
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-. FOR RRNT.--The store formerly
:s occupied by yerser Boisseau, No. p Peat
- street. Apply 70 me At coalieh. or g Jss W.
verser. JOHN MANnERs.
ia 24--ts
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coRREsposDEscE OF THE D1spArcH
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 10th.

aa Error-The Cotton Market-amasen,ents &c.