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Tie Board met at the usual ho1r the Presioen. In SAs
Cbai-.
nsscztfAsFous nArrhRs.
The petitions Of several for revision OF taxes
were received also OF counsel OF parties f
land for Centra Park ard complaining Of the awards
communication was received from Joseph S. TAyiee
Street Commissioner, submitting FOR confirmation Con-
tracts for tagging, filing sunken lots building pier ~
foot Of Twsntyegh.h street, North river, NC. Coa-
frmed.
The annual report Of the Han for ssvIrgs in the Uv
of New York was received ani ordered OF Gle.
A Accumulation received from Ny. Morton Otv
Inspector proposing that tho Common Council establish
a rule governing the height at which the curb and gutter
stones fhah be set at the intersections Of and
avenues. Referred to Committee on Ordinances.
Petition OF Nicholas Sesgrist ard others, have tAo
triangular piece Of In twenty second ward bounced
by Fotysixth street and Seventh avenue and Forty
ferred to Comm ttee on Lands ane Places.
The report o. inc nance COMMITTEES concurring with
the Board Of Councen TO donate $500 each several
INDUSTRIAL schools was coneurred in.
Aaylnm, concurred In.
An ordinance in relation TO the spp,inrnent Of sur
veyors referred to the Comm ttee on Ordirsnces
The report OF the Committee on Fire Department In
iAyor Of concurring with the Board Of Counoilen -
M oua nsw nose carriage or Hose Company No. AZ, was
The report q The Committee Fire Department. nou-
corcuIrng with the Beard OF Councen spprop
81 900 for the purchase ot engines &c. ana
apEopriAtirs 81 80 FOR such purpose was adopted
ihe report ei the I1re department ComIattee TO expea
Augustus ii. Tyler, foreman OF Engine Company No. L.
for an assault created debate. Alderman Clancy sub
mitted minority report sgainst tho expulsion. ma
minority report was adopted by vote Of II 8.
The following resolution offered by Alderman
Fox
Resolved That The BOARD of Aldermen hereby give notice
s Honor the Mayor that they will meet IN convencu MOI
Day tne 2sh eay OF February inst a O'clock NJ, IN tho
chamber OF the Board OF Aldermen he purpose OF ss
ing roce clerk TO l the by the deaA a
VIM H. Cann and he respectfully invited to be present. .
provided for by law Adopted
Several reports from the Counclmen for construct0a
OF sewers &c, referred 10 respective committees
resolution appropnanng So, 600 Cor the printing of
the Board Of Aldermen and goo for the printing Ok the
board OF Councimen, was referred to Committee
Alderman TucSRR moved that much of the Mayors
message related to the Brick Chuich property be ~
ferred to the Committee en- Finance. Carried.
The Beard adjourned to Monday next at i've O'Clock
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SurRysr CouRr-Cirsuit--No 116. IaI, 2 2sT T. SeS
l,069 1864 1252, ,0s1 ,I27, $780, Las 177s 22S
2,173, 1916, 1o41, o,2i5, 2.1S4
o. s. Dsrsrtr coufr.Nos. 81, as, 80, SO, 40 to 45.
sUI11ucR CovR1 Nos zee 600. $685. e46 66o, $50 6ez.
COMMON Pr:sAs--Tral rerm-Part 1.--Nos ss3 20 aoI
inclusive. Part 80 II, On, %, es lol 2oS. So
27l, SO, 37i, lss sel, t9o, lsl, la, t4e, IA lek
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EDUCATION.

CyTATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL. pOUgU.
- keepo New York. now system; training the prac
Ing daily bu mess taught nexttern commences
m, tbe Sth MAY bon. Henry booth, eminent awyer
bas accented professionally. j. W. Fowler. hsa oraoriea
rofesor Testimonials: Mr Fowler s the pishod
~ator north of Mason uixon's line 'nenry Clay "The
trials and arguments and general speaking Of his pupils ara
tr1,y vnndsrfui '-Bcscu Journal System improved De-
srees q Baohslor Of Laws couerred Send t catAogve
T. r. F0usk /,
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AchA...
The John i. Stephens Mt Panama the 5th OF Esoru
ary, also had s259, OF for England.
We sre indebted to Purser Noyes, of the St. Louis,
and the different express companies, fer files Of rspers
The st. Louis brings very interesting marine
news from the Pacific pcrts which will be sourc IN
ship news columns,
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MAKkETS.
VALPARAISO, Jan. 16-n business the transactions of
the for light epdiny 31s December produced more AMI
nation than the previous one. Numerous sales OF dry
eooes for Bolivia bad been Effected and large orders for
merchandise for The Argentine republic had been
outed.
Abe export trade is at present limited TO silver and
copper In end bars the high proe OF wheat and
a9uT preventing sreculAuon In that branch.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS.
News from Australia, Feejee Islands Chilc, Peru,
Ecuador and New Granada.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE FEJEe ISLANDS.
Bombardment Of Five Towns by the
Sloop- -of-war John Adams.
INTERESTING INTERVIEW WITH SANTA ANNA
Hls Views or the European War and the
United States,

The steamship st. Louis Capt Crocke- arrived at this
port yesterday evening from AspinwaE, whence she
sailed FEB. s.
The St. Louis left New York for Aspinvsn On the 21s
u aud her passengers and mails went forward by the
Golden Gate from Panama. within nino days.
Wil.sm c. Byrne died board, on the 18th alt. Of
deliriurn ,rerrens
Taa folln ia har
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NEWSPAPERS.

A CAPITAL CUT,
YOUNG AMERICA.
No. Z.
Now ready, showing how Live Oak George bied.
and who held the dih besides other hrngs exooedagy
xnerTie G5l verrie eunnie to behold.n
FOR sIxPENcr.
For sale by all news agents, and BY
7. w. STRONG Publisher, o6 Nassau street.
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July last hound TO the Fejee islands 10 inquire anu
ssek reparaon for many crueltes committed By
ves inhAbiting hces islands, to demand In y nni.y
for the punder Of eevers American ships trading and
fishing In the Fejeesn archipelago.
Ths obstinate and retac nature Of these savages
demanding the exercise of vigorous and harsh m
surs, the commander Of the John Adams deemed
II eypedient to teach them their obligation TO
the human race, and cid 80 In Q manner th.t
maze some impression upon them, and which, 1t
to be hoped they viii long remember. During .he
cruisings OF the John AEams the Fejee group OF
isanos ave sbarp engagements took place her
crew and the cannbas Of Polynesia In which American
vaor WAS always victorious
Five OF their largest towns were burnt ard all the
houses therein reduced to ashes.
Welearn that important treaty has been "a i6ed
between Commander Boutwell, ani TUT vte or Thokaus.
osu the h!rg fFejee, on behalf Of thd American gov
the particulars Of which have not tTanFpisd
Tie v. Of the ship to the FejeesarGs has resulted
.eefablshirg oraer AID rea.oring the confidence OF
American citizens residing there.
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The United States soop.ofwar st. Marys, arrived ~
Valparaiso the cath OF December
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MUSICAL.

A LADY, AN ACCOMPLISHED SINGER AND PIANIST,
IA and thorough nstructress both the piano and asng
the Italian school, wishes obtain board and lodging for
herself husband Partisan, and would tcash the
French language In the family where their services Il tuition
would be partly In compensation therefor having
splendid piano Of her Address Emma b. Union SQUARE
For odlce.
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w. LADD CO.'S PARIS FIRST PREMIUM PA.
IA. nos-lhess planes lived the first preraiun,. all
other piaros both European and Aercar he Paris
Industsia, Exhibition Of 1856. CAkHART NFEDHAM& GO.
JCUSUH 4 MUNGER
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A Y0uNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO LEARN THE
IA gua- young lady who s competent, and has
no other scholars who has the time, anc will take
the trouble, satisfactory pay and reference will ba given
Address for week. with place OF redence Guitar, box
$50 PosI o1ice.
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be found interesting:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

TIVE HoMuDn ON ELECTION DAy.-Ooroner Connery heA
an Inquest yesterday tho Be levus Hospital upoa ~
body Of Daniel Mclean, the Individual who was % bro
tally beaten st one Of the poll districts Of the Hsvsnkh
ward on election day. ne assauk aad violsnos were
proven. but appeared by the evidence OF Dr. Rsyno6,
Of the surgeons at the hospital that dssass NJ
Of death. Dr. r. stated under oath thaa he haA
made post mortem examination Of the body and founa
dysentsry and ssaseof the kidneys; he found masn
OF violence upon the body, and believed that tho nnAA
nation Of the brain the disease OF ths kdneyp ana Dr.
terry the Of dcaih, but what thcss dhsagsg
arose nom he not prepared 70 say AZ the closo of
the testimony the jury charged BY the Coroner and
soou aer rendered the following vcrdict" that Dans1
Mclean came 10 hs death BY nnamatea of the brain,
dasase Of the Kidneys and dysentery-n0t resulting. IN
the opinion OF the Jury, from the beating he reoevs1 sa
Tuesday the 4th o. November, 1884, Deceased vsa
native Of Ireland 80 years Of age On the rsndica a
Dennis and Bernard Louden, nom custody.
FArAI CAmFHur AcupHr. .--Corcner Ferry held q
inquest yesterday at No % EAst Thirty sscoad strssa
upon the body OF Martha N. TArnham, . native a o.
neccut twenty Sin Of are who asAy huPnoA.
on Tuesday evening, BY The explosiou q = camphona
lamp, which she wS Engaged IN filing vhils nGhtsA-
verdict accordingly.
CmrpRnS suuocAuD.-An infant child Of Thos. Bovfn,
reading No. ls< East Thirty Aird street, was fS.x
dead in bed Yesterday uonins, having bssa suooaAsa
child q n. sruab, Of l2s wsrs N,sssssu,h ssrsss
WAS sunocsted The same night vhile sleeping with ~
parents Coroner Perry held nquess the above chl-
drep, and vsrdicn Of "Dsath By suffooauon rsas
dcyed
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STEAMBOAT RACING ON EAST RrvpR.--sncs % nau-
uraon Of the ncw steamboat ths uppcr Of the
sand rivalry has sprung up In relation 70 the relative
rate OF speed between the Harlem boat and
Der Of steamboats, running 70 Ravcnswood, Flushing
Astoria and other place aoS the East river and every
day 4 race takes place between the sylvan Shore and
some ore Of rivals. The latter, believe has thus
Tar proved the victor in every conest but the qucs
tion will soon arke 70 where this aatagonsm Ia 10
end How long win II continue before explosion
or collision takes place, BY which many unfortunate
being may be sent 70 unmely end Cannot stop be
put 10 70 before such calamity oooursf
GOVERNOR EiScr AND LEGISLATURE ELECT TO vrHr rHs
INSTITUTIONS Almshouse Governors have passed. re-
solutions resolving themselves into committee Of ten 10
invite John A. King, Governor elect and the Legislature
elect TO tvist the institutions under their charge on
Blsc,vcns and RsndaIl's Islands. ne Emigrant Com
ms,oners also intend 10 do the amaote 70 the oovenor
and chow him the Quarantine 90 that bis mind can be
made up when his opinion asked as 70 tne propricey OF
removing n. is very proper that our iaw makers
should know something about our onarisaoe nssuuons,
and m to be hoped they viii behave themselves the
an per table nos drink too much wlne - ey did on
. recent occasion.
Gls ON srArss InASD-The pipes are laid for nearly
tan miles. and s within sixty days passing through the
villages q Cunon stspieon, Tompknsville New Brsh-
,or vusc,v,le Fac,cryvlIle and Port Richmond The
sstr - r1srveua'e 6ct a. CHNNn arc " rsTs 81 ase
t..satt.est anf tass9s tt MNa.n u t4av,fy al
,asss ttltset VII " tg1.sL
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN CANADA--GREAr SLAUeH-
ruR or Hoes SHnrp.-We are informed that an acct
involving serious oss Of property occurred yester
proceeding eastward, and had reached . high en-
bankment stoney Creek, where 'sdeu had taken
place. Owing 70 some negligence In signalling the train
did NOT stop before arriving At the sde and oonse-
quence the whole tran with the exception OF the engine
and tender, ran on the track and rolled down The en-
bankmens The cars contained oxen, sheep and hogs,
sixty or seventy OF which killed. Tho engine
driver who remained his engine fortunately escaped
injury ~ did also the conductor who Jumped or and ran
or foncd down tho ernnarkmeet bonre The GERS. The
rpstsyrtf trains weft. ~ U4.fte fEiays esv srf t,rs
go usts e II n'e.rt s.@ n@t e4 s@t Ntalfgat
-~asm...qn SgSs2.tt, tGs A4
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Mr.. SIxxs's LEcTUREs--Simms the novelist OF
South Carolina, withdraws his acceptance OF invitation
70 deliver the opening lecture Of the before the
Troy Young Mons Association, a. foIlows-
Erw YORK. Nov. n, 1850
MI DxAR srR-I greatly regret that am compelled 70
foreeo my engagements q lecturer In the North, In
consequence Of the singular odum which attends my
proeress South Caroinan and the gross abuse which
bas already asssiied myself, personally, and my per-
formances These proofs have sstsned me that should
by help your institution By appearing before
H. Sefrcspect and consccntousness alike require that
should abandon my engagements, no matter ~ what
sacrifice 10 myself write, accordingly, a. soon my
resolve made IN order that you should have time 10
secure . becoming substitute. With great respect am,
sir, very truly yours W. GlLM0RE siMMs
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IsaAs Dole u. A kcyr, d., Of 1s CIV Of Tsr rcvt =
This scsioa ~ injury sssaissd By the rlsp,r
Who on the wn OF November 1854, wsfkna Win n@
brother on pier No "a North river, bctvsca Dars
Jay streets when he sen lro hne ssautntsa ssss
ara c'ahtefu trcta- brood A8t hsoE aF 'a I4 ss
ri el0..eo eAusges, NsraN,ssg pA2.1. .s4ss
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i.in-..Im

A sAEE AND fKUFiTAhLk INVEST
"A MENT-&200. 900 IN BONDS OF THE RICH.
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG IND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY bearing an interest of 4
per cent the principal redsemsble in 1875 and con-
verble into stock of the Company at the pleasure of
tho hoderThe subscribers srized to receive
until the 10th day of July next when the same will
be opened. sealed proposals for the WHOLE or any
portion, of the loan Of S2c0000 authorized by the
Stock holders Of the Richmond, Fredericksburs and
Potomac Railroad Company ct their late annual meet
ing. No bill will be considered at a less rate than
par and to such extent they msy be accepted bid
ders will receive the bands Of the company payabe
on the lst Of July, 1875 bearing interest of Der
cent, payable aemiaunually, the Office of the COM
pany in the city of Richmond and convertible at the
pleasure of the holder into stock of the company.
For the information of the public it IL deemed
proper to state that by the express provisions of the
charter Of the company oil dividends upon its stock
and all profits arising from its work. are exempted
from any tax Whatsoever; and duriDg the whole
period of its operatious-now than twenty years
the average of dividend earned and paid by the
company has exceeded per cont, alter deduction
of every item Of expenditure in the way of working
expense and interest," it il reasonable to infer that
with the expenditure of the loan suthoized in the
further improvement of their work. the ckholders
will receive greatly increased return upon their in
vestment and consequently ford to the purchasers
of the bonds offsred strong inducement for the
conversion of the same into stock of tho company
For the terms of the loan and any further Informs
ton in regard to the condition of the company and
to the undersigned. RIO. II. MAuRY l. CO.
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viii ,uhyan.ey's Genuine Pain Extractor
yerss, tu the pain and Inflammation from the %.
oa,hs or tcsds in from one to twenty min.
ind may II will healfh wounds without scar
-lufamp'n,nyy,,c cure Fever sores-Piies-Salt Rheum
Ey-sN T'aofy kheumatism-Sore and inflamed
Sor.,-sa.is y, Wounds B uises Old and Invetera,e
Sprs;n,o head-Corns and MISUNDERSTANDING
sw'.ellings-Felons- bains-Bites of In
Eru.,io, "eiied and Brokea Rreast-Sore Nipples :
dlsess-. al other nfammstory and eutsneous
Don where the parts affected can be reached.
TO be eprS m about the many diseases named
but " only one thing but reflect tbet the few
coltsip, properties " hich the Daley Ssve alone
can rsss aug &c heretofore TO FOUR
One more Lot enumerated.
scEIex DO NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS Par.
'lstsr DISEASES ssS' W sf'
ros h.. COY OF GENUINE DALLgyss PAIN ExTaac.
the si,ns won IL Steel Plate Engraved Label with
pnetas. oses Of G. V. CLlCKENER 4 CO.. pro
othe,s en-. sha uENRY DALEY, Manufacturer All
n. Al Al c counterfeit: Pdcs IS cents per box.
eh., ~ otaefs should be addressed to O. v. Click.
F,,.si .al barclay street. New York.
V wholesale and retail by
.p,a BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
rs Main street.
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~ Benz. Franklin and Prof. DE Gratb

franklin brought electricity from the heavens to the
earth. P.of De Grsth applied that electricity to
heve diseased mortsls. Prot. De Grath's ELECTRIC
Oil does not everything, but certainly cures
Rheumatism and Neuralgia in day or two; cures
Croup, Cramp, Pains 10 the Breast, in 10 minutes
cures Burns, Sprans, Wounds, from to days. cures
Earache Deafness Sore Breast, in days; Plies
Swelled Glands, Suf Neck, from | 10 days; cures
Eryapeas, Scrofula, Pmpes from 2to 10 days; cures
rssy, Govt Palpitation, Cholers, Corns, in few
days.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD L CO. Richmond, and
Druggists in every town. Principal Depot, No. So
South 9Th street, Philaoa. Beware of dangerous
counteTfeits my 2S-ts
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" Reader, arc yon subject to dtsordered

~ Header, arc yon subject to disOrdered
stomach loss OF APPETITE improper digestion, bilious
h's ansuor or any of the other DISEASES that wear
out the patience destroy the temper and harass the
minds OF 80 many PERSONS at this particular season
OF the yeAl If you are, and wish to procure spee6y
rshet, Try BAKER's RITTERs. the DOLLY sure remesy
yet discovrre for them. These Buffers are purely
vegetable in their composition, and have proved so
etcacous wherever used that many of III best phy.
scians In Virginia recommend them to their most
delicate patients. As they have cured thousands of
@uer peSons, why should you hesitate to try them
lie prlce Is only 50 cents per bottle.
for sale By 81 the principal druggists in the city
o. Richmond and elsewhere. jy Is
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BY Taylor Il Williams.

TRUST SALE OF KkAL ESTATE IN
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.
Pursuant to the provisions of two deeds of trust,
executed to US by A. w Lambert and wife, to secure
advances and loans made to him by the Mechanic
Building Fund Association of the city of Richmond;
both of which deeds recorded in the clerks Office
OF the Richmond Hastings Court. ons deed dated
January 24th, 1855, conveying two lots on Navy
Hill each fronting 81 feet on Third street, running
back one hundred and twenty-five feet to alley l6
feet wide: of them being at the of Sd and
Baker streets and the other adjoining it. each of
which lots there is framed house; and the other deed
dated Oct g. 1855, conveying lot Of land with a
frame tenement thereon in the city of Richmond, ON
the eastern side OF Third street, fronting Third ST.
70 feet more or less, and running back one hundred
and thirty feet shall in obedience to the direc.
tion of the Board Of Directors of the aforesaid Asso-
citation on THURSDAY, the gath day of July, 1856,
ats o'clock M, upon the premises sell to the high
est bidder for cash, the property described in the
above mentioned deeds.
F.V SUTTON, JR-
CHAS. ANDERSON, Trustees.
CHAS. e. Elicit,
Sale conducted by TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
iy IA .sf-
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BY Thomas w. Keesce.
fOfiee with Geo. j. sunaer, Ne. % Peas1 I'll

TRUsTRE,s SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON 7rH STREET. NEAR THE CITY
SPRINGS. AT PUBLIC AuCTION--In sxseution
Of the PROVISIONS Of deed Of trust from L. r. Ellis
and vile, dated 18th April 1854 and in record in The
CLERKS Once Of the Court Of Hurting, OF Richmond
city, will on the premises. on THURSDAY, the
18th day Of July, 1885, Ut O'Clock, proceed to sell
the lot conveyed IN said deed fronting on the pssl-
ern line OF It'll street and running back 80 feet on
which there il : neat framed house.
The ssis ssle will BE- made, subject 70 . lien from
N Walton and wife, for the bene6s Of the ProfecI
ton Bnitdans Fund Company. amounting TO e4sz26.
The Trustees Of said Company will join Ia the decd,
the purchaser having the right to assume the debt
due said Company by the said Walton, upoa the same
time - granted him.
trustee will convey with the usual warranty only.
Terms at sale
JAMES Z. GoDDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
" 4-tde
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" The Great Russian Remedy.-Pro Be-
NO tuBtico--"Every mother should have box in
the house handy, in case Of accidents to the chill
REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE.-Itisa Boston remedy
OF thirty years standing and is recommended BY ply
nc,sns II ha sure and speedy euro for Burns, Files
Rois, Corns, Felons, Chilbains and Sores of every
knd; Tor Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch Scad Head, Net
tie Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples, recommended by
purses Whitows, Sites Testers, Flea Bites, Spider
Stinga Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips. Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds
iii q most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by thousands who have used it in the city
OF Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
no instance will this Saye do injury, interfere
wlths physcians prescriptions 1t il made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia
OF articles growing in that counry-and the propre-
tors have letters from all classes, clergyen phys
clans sea captains, and others who have used
1t themselves and recommend it to others
Readings Russia Save il put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with q picture Of horse and
disabled soldier which picture is also engraved
the wrapper. Price Is cents box.
Sold at all the in town or country or NAV be
ordered of any Wholesale druggist
REDDING 4 CO., Preprieton
No. State st, Boston,
~ BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. fa 12-d6m
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~ Good News for rho r.oai.s ,--nre,

" MOOD News for the Ladies !--Open-
~ IA ,us morning, at N. kZEKtLL'S Cheap Store,
~ y salos superior new styles Jaconetts and Lawns,
!" se run on at only nine pence tn, yard in this
n.y. are sohe OF the finest textures aid good c-lers
cny worth from, 20 to % cents the yard really
F,s 'Iuo yards superior fine Rich Organizes and
rItIcn Jsc9nstts, splendid styles and coors worth
% cents TO 37, will ks run oil at only one shil-
,n he yard This lot is well worth the attention of
pGh'0-sss 1000 yards really handsome style Lawns
rs WIN DC run of at ony 81 cen,s the yard worth
dss,.95 nouhle, together with many other new and
Styles OF sosds that will sell of ca uslly
"' 'Heap 10 close out the summer stock on hand
~ hLEklEL's Cheap store. No. rs,
jyo A0N' 'u p 70 n: w nnss