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HORRIBLE sToRY The New York correspondent
OF the rhiladelphia Inquirer writes:


OF the Philadelphia Inquirer writes:
it VIII be remembered that the late Corporation
Atto'ney. Lorenzo B. Shepard, ESQ., was some three
months ago found dead in his room after retiring the
night previous in good health The physicians re
po.sd the cause Of his desh to be of the
aest snd tns coroners jury returned . verdict in
accordance Herewith. The body of Mr.. Shepard
was placed in receiving vault, preparatory to les
nnal lnterment In the family burial ground A few
Gays ago Mrs. Shepard ordered the remains of her
aeceassd husband TO be taken from the vault but
those employed for the purpose were horror stIucl
on mncing the body removed several feet from the
COMA the shroud torn into shreds and covered with
olood, giving the impression that MI. Shepard had
sny oeen lying IN trance, and had recovered after
being placed in the vault Thi, seems .Insost to-
horrible for belief and understand that relation
OF MI shepard denies the truth OF tbs report and as
ssrs that such could not have been the case from tho
1act nat the body was packed in ice for over two
DAYS previous its being placed in the vault On the
other hand, there are those who contend that Mr.
Shepard was not dead at the time OF placing his body
into the vault and that certain facts are in posses
their assertions
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cREAT BARGAINS, at no. I43 Eagle
~ Square
Black and Colored Silks
Pain and Printed De LANES
Pain and Plaid Merinoes; Colored Flannels
White Flannels Of every description.
Black Rombszines and Al pacas
Tanise Cloth, Plaid Shawis. &c.
The above, with many other articles in our line
will De sold ct very low prices. ia order to Teducs
stock. preparatory TO taking Hu inventory.
de 20 Parker. kIMMO K co.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWkL L. n {:
ON 5TH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STS
FOR SALE.-Ws are authorized to sell the neat resi-
dence located Us above, in the occupancy OF Mrs
Jno M Price Ths lot fronts IS feet back t21 feet
to an alley The house has recently been added TO-
and thoroughly repaired. and is most sd,nirably To-
Gated for senteei famiiy-the neig gh borhood bein
equal TO any In the city. The two adjoining tene.
meats will also be sold. Apply soon to
do l9-Saw2w GODDIN a. APPERSON, Aucts.
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DROFEssOR j. WEBER, GraduaIe of
l. the University of Yubingen, has arrived in this
city and would be happy to form classes in German,
French Latin, Hebrew Greek and Spanish
RfFEKENcEs.-Prof Fasouelle of the IJn;vsrs,v "
Of Michigan Horace Mann, President of Antioch Col.
lege, Ohis.
he can be at O'NEILLS Reading Boom
every day from A. NJ, until O'Clock, p. NJ
AsI 90
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NORTHERN VIEW OF THE LATE TROUBLE
souTH-The Albany Evening Journal
que OF tie most rabid and prominent Black Repub
'ican papers In the North, has some sensible re.
marks on the late domestic disturbances in the
1ou'n' IL would be we'll for the patrons ofthe
journal to ponder on its teachings II saws:
Ine nervousness. the vigilance, the visor. the
.Tuorousoness OF remedy exhibited by the whites OF
tennessee on the occasion of the recent alarm OF
siaFe ln lnsurreetion in that State are noteuortbv
1nings- They who know the South know that
naer similar circumstances, the entire white pop
uiallon below Mason and Dixons line wonld
ton. "o'oa AH' u ao-
=, In the slavery debate, made perennial now by
tne CONTINUOUS aggression off the politicians of slave
~, lhls anxiety, this watchfulness and swift ven
seance OF tne masters are q concession which can.
mol De mistaken. To the humane and the wise at
sue North, as well as to the men of color at the
oouth, they teach lesson that should sink deeply
INTO sense and memory. That lesson is the hone
sosness OF an armed contest by the slaves for the
Coior makes all men of white blood in the
save States, without any exception whatever
compact together solidly for defedce and support
against common danger from color white
nand VIII never be found in q camp of insurrec-
uonary negroes. All the passions of the most
q nervous and excitable branch of the conquering
saxon family would be stirred in the South to par
fec' pnrenZy by a servile rebellion.
Questions, therefore, about the issue of slave
reoeillons, of those which are partial and those
winch are general, can be speedily solved They
would be ruinous and lamentabIe errors. That
tne local ones would every where be crushed, and
WITH excess of punishment and aggravated severi-
y OF future treatment, is clear to all who have
any accurate knowledge of the facts eff slavery
Lnat no general conspiracy and comprehensive
Pian OF rebellion can ever be matured agains.
me watchfulness, intelligence and resources of
the whites is equally clear
Ii the end of American slavery is to ne con-
quered by force Of arms. its duration will be eter.
nal. Northern philanthropists cannot wisely en-.
gage in any plan for its termination which does
not enlist the humanity the policy, and the sym.
pathy of the South. Emancipation is a So Ithern
question The North can never have share in
IL save that Of cooperation"
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D DACON a. HASAHhtlLl.,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Receive conaisnmena Of Tobacco, Flour, Corn
Wheat ke and give their personal attention to sales
Of same and keep constantly hand large and ssns
raj ssssrtrasns sf Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Gpsne
IA feH-dAwU
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L'ENCIN The exercises in this fine q rt
have already commenced In my Sale d'Arrnes,
No 2oa, Main street, where am prepared to receive
s;further number OF puris.
Terms-Five dollars, course of twelve lessons.
oc 1I--ts p. WILBACHER
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s,'UkT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
Glass 23.
IL be drawn In the city of Atlanta, Georgia in pub.
lie, ON
tuesday, January goth, 1857,
On the plan of SINGLE NUMBERS.
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j t. NORTON, JAS. NJ AEMIsTEAD,
(Late CT Farmvil!el Cate of Cumberland co.
JOSEPH BLANToN,
(Of Cumberland countg1
MORTON. ARMIS,VEAD .yc CO., Cou,-
4fA MISSION MERCHANTS, opposite Shockoe Ware
house, Richmond, Va will sive special attention TO
the sale of all kinds of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted to them.
~ LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produ,e aitbsr
IN cash or Guano. de lq-d& etul
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Fre-Yesserday morning, the stabIe Of DR. i.
Charles s. Mills near his residence, was set on
FIRE, and entirely consumed, together with valu-
able horse and carriage, quantity Of provender
and . lot of harness. The Doctors loss is abou
$1,000.
Christmas Zee Ball As win be seen by an I'D.
vertisement in another column, . Cotiilon Party
will be given at Smiths Saloon on Broad street be.
tween 1st and 2d, this evening. The number of
tickets win be limited, the price of each being o.,
which viii entitIe the holder to an excellent SUP.
per-
Rogue Captured "A negro feliow stole q piece
of calico from merchant on Main street yesser-
day, and attempted to escape with bis booty, but
ing.
UalapfaL Asssmbiy.-Officers Tyler. Chalkley,
and Wilkinson arrested and Gagged eleven negroes
yesterday, for being In an unlawful assembly at
5. T. Mason's bar room
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3UUU0 TIckets--3 $50 Prizes!
More than One Prize 20 Ertry Ten Tickets
NOVEL SCHEME.
Prize of.....-..S4a,0 OF i Prize of -. 81 zoo
90 ''''''''' - n0" tlo frzes of....... 200
GO ''''''''' S'VVu tuu do ........ loo
GO ''''-'''' 1No 100 do ....... 10
loo
APPROXIMATION pRIZFS
prize Of si3o approximaling to $4,000
prize are: ........................... $500
prizes Of sl25 approxlmatins to $1,000
prize are; ...................... 500
prizes Of Sl0O approximating 10 IS 0e0
= pFlEe are 400
@ prizes of $75 GpprOxjmating TO T2O0o
prize sTe:,.;........:...... ................ 500
prizes Of go spproximating 10 ST. GOO
prizes are. 400
20 prizes of S45 spproximating to $500
prizes are. ............................ 1900
aeo prizes OF S4oare ..I20 000
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A GESCf for southern 8iannl lactory vf
"A Stretched LEATHEa BANDS and LEATHER
reIs' prices
H The public may depend getting the best
article thar can be had The bands will straight
hold tht IL width and Hss to the pulley All made
OF the best oak tanned Leather, aud the solid part
only used. Cemented and copper riysted. An
nent generality hand and ali kinds made 10 order
short notice.
~ Also. superior Lace Leather and Copper Rysis
with Bnus.
All orders for the above promptly attended TO- Ap1
ply to GEoRog c. REID.
no z9-2H Corner Cary and fzth sss
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10000 Tickets-.3 $50 prizesy

JOHN HuRrEL and w. w. MCGUIRE, Eso,,, com.
mssoners.
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no q GETT G ANDERSON, CPHOI-
~ STERERs AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
invite the attention of their friends and the public 10
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the best assort-
ment they have had to offer Ia French and Amer,
Curtains Damask and Delafne Curtain Goods Cornicss
banrs and trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shsoes Mattresses, Feather Beds, with mary o.her
articles in the line of business which will be cold or
work ed on the most reasonable terms Sc 28--Sna
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NOUk OWN FAULT, III You will pas
Il SLEEPLgss NIGHTS from coughs colds, hoarse.
&c, when relief may be so easily Obtained -
aICHARDsopS WILD CHERRY COUGH CAN
DY is one Of the best remedies offered, and common
cold yields to ito benign influence in q few hours
and when re.orted to before the complaint 10 far ad
vsnced, all danger of Consumption 10 entirely pre-.
vented For sale, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN J. RICHARDSON,
Corner 18th snd Cary sta
Also, for sale by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
THROUGHOUT THE CITY no ~ lin
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NOAH WALKER & CO.,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CLOTHIERS, No sc Main st.,
Branch of the Baltimore House )-Most respectfully
ask the attention Of the citizens of Richcnd and It's
vicinity to the stock of Ready. Clothing which
they are just opening. )
Possessing superior facilities for procuring aud
making the greatest variety of Domestic and For
egn Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestinsse they are ens-
Died to offer unusual inducements to customers who
most respectfully solicited to give Us call be-
fore purchasing. - oc l4-Iy
DEkFUhIERIES, SOAPS, &c.-Just re-
Il ceiyed on eonsi gnment, from I'm porter in NJ
York, large assortment of Persumeriss and Soaps.
The ladies' would consult their interests by calling
and supplying themselves st my store.
de sta ALEX. MOTT. Aust.
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s4'DsrAh mA&O ON,
H AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

NEFROPOLITAN NALL,
Again offers his services in HIRING OUT Ne
GR0Es to whom every attention will be paid. A.
% continues to give his personal attention to selling
PRODUCE He begs leave to express his oblizat hons
to his friends for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon him, and hope By strict atten-
tav"r~. de i9-d&ets
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Helpless.-Jossph Johnson became insensibly
inebriated last Monday night, aud selecting sol
spot on the pavement, stretched himself out for &
pleasant nap, from which he would never have
awoke, but for the timely arrival of the watchmer
who bundled him up and took him to the station
mouse. After pleasant nights rest, Joe came be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning, and aeknowl
edging the improperly CT his conduct was set a.
liberty, it being his first, and hope last appear
ance, for such offence
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SWAN Gc CO.'S LOTTERIES.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS NJ,

70 be drawn in the city Of Mobile, Ala, in public on
Saturday, January 10, 1857,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NL,NREPs
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) 2So prizes amounting to o..,.............S2O4 nln
Whole Tickets $l0 halves 5; quarters , 80
The first StT prizes decided in the usual msnner
The s 900 prizes Of s 10 will be determined bv the
s.t sure OF the number that draws the COO prizs
For example, II the number drawing the s is OC0
ugiza ends with No |. then all the tickets pbere th
ug.uber ends in will be entitled to $40 If the nun
Ter ends with Nc 2 then ali the tickets where the
number enos in will be entitled to $40 and so on to
o. Certihcates OF packages will be sold st the fol-
lowing rates which is til e risk:
Certificate Of Package of 10 whole Tickets $50
10 half d" . 80
10 quarter ...... Is
Address orders for Tickets or Certfcstes either 10
s. SWAN & CO, Atlanta Ga
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
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- Advertisements published until forbid, Win bs
charged 50 cents per square Of ten lines for the sst
insertion spd Is cents for esch contipuspce.
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Bad Whtskey had hard scnffia with Christopher
Hudson, an old man, last Monday night, but finally
brought him to the ground and bruised his eye In
such manner that he had to seek protection from
the old King, by fleeing to the watch house. Yes
terday morning on coming before the Mayor. hi.
plight was so deplorable that bis honor could no less
than send him to the poor house to keep his enemy
from putting him to death
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y ds11is e xsss,ssse----~-
SsEzskk loAAbs. No E s,rTE!a s .o5 5gn3eK
= monn ron SALE Az AUCTION WIN !. .ola
y 4 The leth Get, 1854 on lie premiSss
The u Hf ~ n:s sss hiss; ..a %
contains u Acres and sdioins the is.d. - Ne a9s
nn say, and opposite the resdsnss . ~ ~.
Terms {, .sssls. eoDDrN / Arrrasor. !.
cell Auctioessr.e
GALE or LAND ON UNI0N uIra
- The underhgued, trustees Of the Union isrii1;..
from Drary Tucker md vie s.s g ssss.as decd
1854, will, on THURSDAY, the 18Th Oetnhsr 1esa'
s4oeloct, n, at the request Of the Bosrd Of D;.
the premises al .ba With .s e, ss.a
lying and being In the county Of Henco, fronting a
feet tho east line Of I'D street and running So
which the family Of Mr.. Tucker now resides. rhs
property lies at short distance from the corporsfier
line and il convenient to the business part the eli,
Of Richmond. The title Is believed to be good Self
ranty.
ALERT 9. sTUBBs,}
GEO. w. BARKER, ) Trustees.
A. B. CLARKE,
Bale conducted BY GoDDIHk ArPERsoH, Aucts.
MEAT COTTAGE FARM 1 la MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION.-Will be sold On TUESDAY, Octobs
2lst, commencing at o'clock, on the premises, Il
fair If not tho nsxt fair day. the neat Cottage Farm
now occupied by Messrs. Stebbns 4 Miller, locate,
a. above, on the road leading to Or. VIM A. Chris
t'ans Farm containing 81 acres plat of which
be seen at the Office Of the auctionsers
The buildings consist of good dwelling house, con
tainine5 rooms two story Kitchen with rooms, al
open shed for Coal and Wood also, large stable will
stalls for horses, and room for Carriage, harness
provender, &c; and also an excellent Corn House.
The place Is admirably adapted to market garden O
dairy
TERMs-One fifth cash; balance at 6. u 10 l. "a mo
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
or secured by a trust deed at option of seller.
OCT GOODIN APPERSON, Auct's
immediately after tbs above will be sold on Heck
lsrs plan, near Union Hill nearly the whole of tina
beautiful square, No 40, bounded by 27th 18th an.
streets containing aggregate front of $50 feet
which will be divided in lots of suitable size.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance at 8, and
months for negotiable notes. interest added and it'll
retained. GODDIN L APPERSON
Toe 8 Auctioneers.
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GROCERIES, FURNITURE AND DRY
VI GOODS will be sold at my store, on TUES
D AY next l4th inst very fine assortment new and
second hand Furniture.
DRY GOODS-Several invoices seasonabIe goods
Just received from New York. Fine lot Shoes Boots,
Hats, Caps and Bonnets.
6ROCE G{ES.-lo bbls. Whiskey; 8 do Brandy
do. Cordial; 2 do N. Z Rum; do Coffee Sugar;
2oboxes Cognsc Brandy; 10000 ssgsrs
oel5 ALEX MOTT, Auct.
TRUSTEE,s sale 81 NINE NEGROES,
l. AT AMELIA OCTOBER COURT, 1856 in
purance of the provisions of deed of trust execut-
ed 1oms the 9th Of November. 1855, by John
Bottom and of record >in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Amelia shall sell at public AUG
tio4, for cash, at Amelia Courthouse, on THURS
DAY. the Esd of October, tthat being Court day.)
ninslkely Negroes, consisting of Man, three Wo-
msn, two Boys and three 0irs.
o6Is.,ztds z: 9: LEIGH. Trustee:
UONIlIIsSIONER,S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE.-Pursuant to the provisions OF . de-
cree, pronounced by the Richmond hustinss Court.
on the 18th day of August 1885, in the suit Of Hocka
DAVIS admin'x against Hockaday. &c SHALL on the
18th day of October, 1856, at o'clock r. NJ, expose
to sale, the premises, at public auction. to the
highest bidder lot of Land in the City of Richmond,
in D6vars addition, being part of lot No. IS front
tween parallel lines 1879 feet side and l29 feet
on the, Sther side.
TE4ns-Ca9h as to 10 much az may be necessary to
pay the costs Of suit and the expenses attending the
SALE and the balance sixty and ninety days credit
with interest the credit payments from the day OF
sale. Bonds will be required for the credit payments,
and the conveyance will be Wi hheld till the whole
by the Court C. C. JOHNSON,
oc I1-6ls Commissioner.
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" VIRGiNIA-Will be sold at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, at our
wharf, for the benefit of owners, underwriters and
others concerned, about 800 bsgs Peruvian Guano,
in lots to suit purchasers.
Said Guano is the cargo of the schooner John
Aumack, Lewis Pearce master, which vessel was
bound from New York to Fredericksburg, and
brought into this port in distress. By recommends.
ton of survey
ALEXANDER BELL 4 SON, Agents.
so MERwIN, Auctioneer.
Norfolk Va, October lst. 1856. oc6-td
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. U Il AtNDEhoVAN,
GopDIN APPrRsoN, Aucts oc II
ARGE FRAMED DWELLING AID.

X G FRAMED DWELLING AID.
IL JOINING MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Will be sold, ON MONDAY, the 10Th
day of October 1885, on the premises, comm. ncins
at O'Clock P. NJ, the large frame dwelling at the
upper end of Manchester, nearly opposite the resi-
dence of Mr. George w Snsllings, and now in the
occupancy of w. A. Cooke, Esq. The house has Z
rooms, with fre.paces to of them, besides kitchen,
stable kc., and is most beautifully situated. The
Lot fronts $50 feet back 800 feet to the corpora
ton line.
TERMs- Onef fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and IL
months, for negotiable notes, bearing interest,
cured by Trust Deed
DC Ii GQDDIN APPERSON Aucta
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rrThe Ladies' of Duval street Church
viii hold FAIR, 20 commence on MONDAY, the
s,b inst on the of Broad and 9Th sts at the
store formerly occupied by D. II. Valentine and con-
time during the week The object of this Fair is to
have the church repaired and painted. The ladies
viii hsve hand avery superior of fancy
articles, dry goods and refreshments. Hoping that
thrir friends viii give them a call, the ladies' will
snare effort to givS satisfaction; aud they would
ca specisl attention to excellent SUPPER TO be
Ia readiness every night oc l1-4t*
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~CurtaIu Goods largo nd

RCurtain Goods--A large and beautiful
assortment of Brocateilss, Satin DeLaines Dsmasks
MOreens, Chintz Lace and Muslin Curtains. Also
Gallons. Cords Tassels, Cornice, Bands and Orna
ments, just received. Curtains and Drapsriss made
and hung in the last style, by
JOHN REGNAULT
Oc Sim 1872 Main streat
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On Thufsday evening, the 9th inst Ct Grace street.
Baptist church BY the Rev. J B. Jeter, Mr.. JOSEPH
a rAuLCONER, Of Orange county, w, 70 nfm
MAkCELLA r. ARNALT, Of this city
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~ ku,brotypes, nasuerrcotypes aud

pusToc S.pas.~FoWERst the we'll known artist,
-. taken MI Simon's old stand. and tted 1t up In
handsome style, The floor has been newly carpeted;
th.yslIs newly papered. Also. new oil cloths nov
sn,ni;ure ac In fact il 10 now the kn.st aud best
.-rsused ssilery in this city. The light 10 the
G.st that can be had The reception room and ope-
s,;rs room sire upon the floor and only short
t,ixht of steps from the street.
Ambrotypss, Dssuerreotypes and Photographs,
ken in the latest STYLE ard warranted TO please,
Nv POWERS, ISL Main street,
'oc lS-.t. Eagle Square.
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~ Curled Hair, Moss and Shuck Mat
treases; Feather Beds and Lounges, on hand and
made to order, by JOHN +. REGNAULT,
or q-1m lo2 Main A.
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r. somethins new, beautiful md m,

re- Something new, beautiful and meri.
t,-ous-eclpsins anything yet attempted in the way
OF Pictures. They give prominence of relief and
sufness of tint never before attained. In them We
sl.s avoid the sombrs lock heretofore objection
ete in Ambrotypes and as the sitting IL but second
t Is invaluable for children. The subscriber has
spared neither pains expense to introduce this
truly beautiful art in this city and hopes that sp
p-eciatlve public will give him their support. He
produces faultless portraits in all weather and at all
hours Of the day.
ID. BENDANN, Gallery l1e Main st.,
oo ll-3ts Next door above Mitchsll l. Tylers.
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re- Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Three-
ply, Venetian and Ingram Csrpetings for sale, cut
aud made, by JOHN f. REGNAULT
&c 9-Im 1872 Main street.