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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

ohSH kiGHTH OF Az ACRE.
Yield Of juice from 1915 canes 253gaIIs.
fi,u OF syrup from 253 gallons
of Juice 5s2 ."
Rates per acre of syrup 46s I"
POOREST EIGHTH OF AN ACRE.
Yield of juice from z, $50 canes 79gaFh
Rate. psy sysaP sePe isSm os I7s CALLS juice ssi
Weight Of 80 selected canes 4si lbs
juice pressed out s5i I"
crushed cane "a a.
Loss in crushing f...,.f
Weight Of crushed cane dried in sun et ..
g Obtaining such unlocked for success
with the Chinese sugsrlcane concluded
TO try our common corn. From new
ground" planted 3 by 8. one stalk 20
hill. week beyond the rossting ear
stage, | selected 80 stalks:
Wi hit Of 80 stalks s5} Tbs.
Weight OF juice 80 l54 lbs.
Weight of crushed stalks 1914 lbss
Loss incrushing 10.
Yield Of syrup .a-s-..s IA pts.
The syrup was Of peculiar disagree
able taste. entirely unfit Tor table use..
The following tests were made at the
mill by Dr.. Rob-. Battery OF Rome (0s.y
a gsadsa,e Of the Philadelphia College Of
Pharmacy: sr.1ss ~
Spesifc gravity ofjuice I.oss
I" syrup 1855
ve ie"s-gg N. o. syrup 1891
Thermometer applied to syrup II deg.
tojaice 20 deg.
Saccharometer applied to juice 25l deg.
The juice should be placed in tho boil.
ers Immediately on being pressed oui, and
then boiled slowly until the green scum
ceases 10 rise; then stir in a teaspoonfuf
of'air Stacked lime 10 five gallons of
Juice; continue skimming and boiling un-
I'll the syrup chickens and hangs down in
fakes on the rim of the dipper. have
made the clearest syrup BY simply BOIL.
ing and skimmiug, without lime or Other
CHARTERS, but the lime is requisite to-
neutralize portion Of the acid in the
the juice. The true proportion ns0sr 81
determined BY welt conducted e1pen-
The cost of making the syrup in upper
Georgia. in my opinion. will not exceed
ten to fifteen cents per gallon. This I
shall be able TO tesl another sessor by
planting and working up City acres Of
the cane. T
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

...s's Cpeeseh ehapb riIl4
svYSHE fsds soutss of Hesishi8 tie Fs-
= male Cons:itufion- Just received and for
sale BY FERSHING 4 THOMPSON.
49, 2, 1856. lotf.
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supposed interests of the relatively few Africans y
The United States totally 20 abandon and esfsEsIu
he of the twenty-five millions OF American,
to tranple under foot the iniunctons OF mora a,a
constitutional obligetionand TO engage 10 p'ahs 2,
vindctiye hostility against those who are
with them in the enjoyment of the eominoh heftsse
Of our national Institutions.
Nor il hostility against their fellow etzehs OF one
section OF the Union alone. The interest," lne honoi,
The duty the peace and the prosperity OF the people
Of ali sections are equally involved and imperilled IN
his Question And are patriotic men In any part OF
~ fn;a, nrepared. ON such issue thus madly to
iayt ali the consequences of the forfeiture of their
rorsf;tnrional engagements! It's impossible. The
,, ~ nhrensy and faction must inevitable dash IT.
sf in vain the mistaken rock of the constitu-
ton shall never Doubt IT. 81,
I know that the Union is stronger thousand times
tban All the wild and chimerical schemes OF social
cbange which are generated, one after another IN
tbe unstable minds of visionary sopbiss and interest
ed aritaiors | rely confidently the patriotism OF
the people. on the dignity and self respect OF the
states on the wisdom of Congress, and above all on
the continued gracious favor of Almighty God, 10
maintain against all enemies, whether at home or
abroad the sanctity of the Constitution aud the Ieg
r;tv Of the Union FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WASHINGTON December 81, 1855.
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NEW TROUBLES IN KANsAs-ANoTHER COLI.
sloN.-The Lexington (Missour) Herald of the 22d
says that on the 10Th, Free State Constitutional
Convention" was voted for in Kansas when col
lision occurred at Leavenworth between the pro
and anti-savery parties. The ballot boxes were
destroyed by the mob, the voting stopped, and the
house of an antislavery man burned. The man
charged with the last outrage arrested and
lodged in jail but his friends broke open the jail
rescued the prisoner, and burnt down the building
Great excitement prevailed and both sides sent for
assistance.
A letter from Westport dated the 18th, states
that on election day the border Missourians mob
bed several voting places ON the Missouri river at
several points they would not allow the polls TO be
opened. A large mob destroyed the ballot boxes
at Leavenworth, and maitreated the Judges of the
election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-02

Sir Robert Peel Bart, is about to marry the
Lady Jane Hay, daughter of the Marquis of
Tweeddale, and sister Of the Duchess of yelling
ton.
Lawrence Jervis, well known in business cir.
eles in Philadelphia, died on sunday
Z. H. Carpon has been appointed City Judge of
New York, vice Sidney H. Stuart resigned
The Collins steamers leave New York, hereafter
for Liverpool, on Saturday, instead of Wednes.
day.
Mrs. General Minor, well known lady Of Fred.
ericksburg, died on Sunday last
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LOST.


r OST..Yesterday evening, between the
| Danville Depot and Church Hill, my FREE Pa
PERS and few house rent receipts.
Twill pay liberal reward for their delivery at TINS
office. MANI htLL,
ia 7-9t+ Free Woman of Color.
Z OST--s r ECTACLES.---Un saturday
1 4 the 29th instant near the Wing office, pair OF
GOLD SPECTACLES The finder viii be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at this office.
ia PIT
OS T--On the night of the 17th inst.
IL somewhere between Lipscom6s stable and
Brook Turnpike toll-gate, Black Leather PURSE
containing about S25 in specie. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the same at this office.
ia eI-9t
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protec1ion BuiIding Fund Compan

~ Protection building Fund company:
The annual meeting of this company will be held at
their ROOM No. l57 Main st.. TIL RSDAi Eveh
ing January 3d. at u o'clock, at which the eiectoh
of officers for the ensuing year will take place
An amendment to the Constitution will be acted
upon
VIM A. BUFFERS.
sI-3t Secretary.
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- GRAND
9CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL. H
THE MONTGOMERY GUARD!
.WO1N I 1NS1vlG1xN .
Eunt. u. ~. Mare.

Reg leave to announce that their FOURTH GRAND
CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL viii take place on
Tuesday EVENING January 8th 1856.
The Company, il making this announcement have
treat pleasure IN informing their friends and the pub
lie who NAV honor them with their company, that
they have procured Ito use of GODDINS COMMO-
DI0CS HALL. corner Of Bank ana 18th streets, tor
the occasion which VIII enable them to guarantee
greater comfort and convenience than On any OF their
previous Efforts. ~,
The Supper and Reireallment department VIII be
under the care uf an experienced and tried Caterer,
whose previous efforts have failed to give sas-
faction.
engaged
C,llo Ia, anuoinfad
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ROBBERY OF DIAMoNDs.-A Geographic des-
patch was received at the Mayors Office in Phila-
delphia Saturday night, giving information of the
robbery, in New York, of great number OF dia-
monds, valued In all at Sll ,256- There were l5s
earats Of colored diamonds, 100 carats of white
diamonds, and 81 earats of mixed diamonds The
despatch was signed II. Boitas, who is the owner
OF the lost property.
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IT, Chasing of the Books.--Thc subscrip-

ton books of the Cosmopolitan Art Association
will be closed in few days, in order get ready for
the distribution of works of Art, which takes place
the 3Ist of January 1856. Persons DESTROYS of be-
coming members viii please hand in their names
forthwith. The payment of $S constitutes any
a member, and entities him to uny of the Maya
zines for year and also ticket in the distribu
ton The Magazines consist of the following month
lies: Harper, Backwood Knckerbocker, Putnam
Dickens Household Words, Graham's Il Godey's
Ladies' Books. LittelPs Living Age is furnished and
two tickets in the distribution, for S6 Among the
valuable works to be distributed, ID the far-famed
Genoa Crucifix," which originally cost $4,000 De-
scriptive catalogues furnished and subscriptions
ceived by c. II. SUTTON,
Honorary Secretary for Richmond, Va,
jal--2w Corner 18th and Bank sts
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DIED.

On the evening of the 3lst ut at the residence OF
Oliver p Baldwin, in this city, Miss MARf EVE"
RETT HINMAN. at an advanced age
Her funeral will take place this morning from the
Third Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr. Ledoux'sl at
II o'clock The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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The MessHEe.

We confess are gratified that the Presidents
message is before the world The people at least
are informed of the state of the country. Now let
how long Congress will continue in a state
OF disorganization.
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TTMITED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. un.

L. dersi gned to wit: CHARLES Y MoRRIss JOHN
i. TANNER and JOSEPH Il. ANDERSON, have this day
agreed continue, until the lst day of January 1857
them the year 1850 to expire this day, for the
purpose Of transacting carrying the business of
Iron Manufacturing, Oh the lot ard piece of land
known u the Tredegar Rolling Mill, whereof they
propretors in the city of Richmond, in the
of MorIlsS L Tanner. The said NORRIS, resident of
and the said Anderson resident OF said city, is the
special partner and contributed to the capital of the
partner ship when the risnally formed the
sum of $4,000.
Witness, hands. at the city of Richmond, this
LIST day of January. 1856. - - IL
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l-3t
~ A few plain questions which every

~ A few plain questions which every
and sensible in business ought to consider
this first day of January:
3 Have YOU a SAFE?-not one of the worthless arti-
cles once supposed TO be safe but genuine salaman
the following further interrogstores deeply inter-
esting to you:
Would not the destruction of your valuable books
papers money &c. greatly derange your business and
subject YOU to serious, If not ruinous loss
Since such a calamity can be avoided during your
lifetime by an outlay of fifty. hundred. two
hundred dollars in the purchase of Safe, does not
true economy counsel that outlya!
If you pay annually for insurance your stock in
trade is it not equally important to effect insurance
on YOUR books papers, &c, for series of years by
paving a small premium once for all
The agents for this State
WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER
ia At Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
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u A Chance for Bargains!:: For Two

~ A Chance for Bargains!.. For Two
months only! Near Year ;556.-Wishing to reduce
my stock Of Winter Goods, to make room for Spring
purchases | viii SELL OFF AT COST until the
first day of March, the follow ING desirable Goods:
200 splendid Velvet, Antique aud Cloth Cloaks.
30 sets Furs, various styles, very cheap.
I5J Dresses Mouslin De Lame.
200 Flg'd. Brocade and Plain Silks.
1900 yards Merinos and Alpaccas, all colors
1000 do fast color Calico at Ct cents.
Together with q general assortment OF Dry Goods
Which determined to sell Oh at such prices cannot
t4i to please. N EZEKIEL,
Cheap Cloak, Mantle and Dry Goods depot,
No. IS Mum street,
ia next door to 7. X. Whites
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MARRIED.

On the 27th at the3 Baptist Church, by the Rev
~, Tatsy r. D. POLLOCK TO Miss INDIANA
GRAFTON, both of this city,
On the lst of January, 1856, MR.. CHARLES pa
NOTE. of France, to MRS. MARY SUFFER- OF
Ga me country
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~ The attention Of Housckeepers gene
.il /. collected large stock of Furniture Thii
~ Morning at 10 O'Clock.
LARUS SHINE,
- Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sSy Mutual Building Fund Association
and Loan Company Of Richfnond---The annual meet
iur will be held THURSDAY evening, January 3D. at
"A o'clock precisely II Is very desirable that msui-
bsrs should be pnnetual. BY order
,s2 A. T. BURR, Sec'y.
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A CCOU Mt BOOKS, sTATI0NERY &

& co, manufacture to order, in the best manner,
Banks Insurance Offices. Factories Clerks of Courts,
&c. A large stock of Ledgers Journals Day Books,
Cash Books, Invoice Books Bill Books Check Books,
Sales Books and Memoranda Books, of the regular
patterns always for SALE STATIONERY ofevery descrip
ton. Diaries Calendars and Almanacs for 1856
ST
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VIEW CONCERN.-The snbseribers viii continue

NEW CONCERN-The subscribers will continue
the Grocery, Commission and Forwarding business
heretofore, at the old stand, No IA Pearl street,
under the style and firm of EGGLESTON F1TZ-
GERALD, and solicit continuance of the patronage
kindly bestowed upon them Ia their former busi-
ness with the that every effort and exeron
will be given to please one and all who may favor
them with their orders.
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nISSOLUTION.-The firm Of EGGLEs.
IL TON, FITZGERALD 4 CO., is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. The name of the concern will
only be used in winding up the business.
The books and accounts will be found at the old
stand at which place customers requested to
call and settle their debts as early as possible.
]. A. EGGLESTON,
C. w. FITZGERALD,
January lst, 1856. j w. EGGLESTON.
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THE GALESA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD Com
PANY has surplus of 100000 after providing for
the last years dividend of % per cent. just de-
elared
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Reported Terrible Railroad Accident.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. IA terrible accident Is
reported to have occurred on the Ohio and Penn
sylvania Railroad. near Darlington, Beaver coun-
ty Pa No particulars have come to hand
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The Americans of Buffalo, \. Y, have instruct
ed their delegates TO the National Convention, to
support Mr.. Fillmore for the nomination for Presi-
dent.
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The Richmond Building y.

Ky viii nav dues etc, at my Office. from A. a.
tos.P NJ THIS DAY. and at the meeting , at T rhs
same place, THIS EVENING, st a oelocx. rme
Pn.u will meet there after the Company adlnurns'
Tbs asSu.t MEETING for the election of officers,
kc' will be held in the large room in the Law bu'.o'
ing on THURSDAY, January Sd, at " O'Clock AT
,.sa =; srson or send proxies so 20 make quo
tsh lo III Pe''oA - b MINOR,
rum O, Secretary, &c.
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~. Merchant, General Agent for receiving and for
No 5 Shockoe Slip Richmond, Virginia. begs
leave to return his sincere thanks to his friends
and the public for the very liberal patronage
bestowed On him during his business connection
with Messrs Booker Watkins, of this city, and re-
spectfuliy socits continuance to his new house. In
thus appearing the theatre of business alone, do
so with tu confidence in my business qualifications
that the interest of consignees will be faithfully rep
resented.
Liberal cash advances made ON cOnsi gGlLents of
produce il hand.
REFERS ro-Messrs. Lewis Webb { Son, Wads-
worth, Turuer Il Co. and john Booker, Esq. Rich
nnond and Jno. NJ. Otey, Esq, Chswen Dabney,
Esd Messrs. Peters. Spence & Co. and Messrs
McCorkle Jones, Lvnchburg, Va. ia Its
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NOTICE.--NM, A. BUT-

/ TIERS, Bookseller and Statoner, No. Isl Main st.,
has by his deed bearing date the 3lst day December
1856 which has been duly recorded, conveyed to me
stock of goods and fixtures and debts and credits of
every kind.
He is, as my agent for the present, authorized to
collect any debts due to trustee, anu to make
sale of the stock at retail for cash.
Persons DESTROYS TO purchase articles in the Book
and Stationery line and Piano Fortes, &C. will find
it to their interest to call. WIN. +. WATSON
la 2-lm Trustee.
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E1y-i g Ia O v "a ! - GhiidrcA's HHd'S Ouths'
uudeTsl gned has taken the store on
he would DO pleased to SEQ his friends and
He intends carrying on the NERO liant TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all its branches. lie also in
tends keeping a full assortment of YOUTHS and
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, heretofore, and
spectfully soIicits call from those in want
ia Inns j. III. RlDDlCK.
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rz- All persons DESTROYS Of obtaining
go, fiIepesses of themselves friends. In any
.sxls of the art would do well to call at WHITE
HifRsTs Gallery, No. n Main st. ja Z-4
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Heavy Flood M the south.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. JAN I've have had
continuous rain here for almost five weeks. The
mails from New Orleans and Mobile, for five days
past are due. The railroads are submerged, and
bridges carried away. This whole region of coun
try is inundated, and inter communication almost
entirely suspended.
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" y
yer could be taken, and it predicted by big
SIMONS could not take Ambrotypes. False pro-
phets both of them, for SebastopOl been taken,
and Simons is still taking his beautiful Ambrotypes.
ia
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nISSO l. n u N.--The CO-partnershlp
- heretofore existing between WARDWELL &
BADGER Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All business of the firm will be settled by B. Ward
well, who will remain at the old stand and supply all
customers as usual. DURHAM WARDWELL,
STEPHEN BADGER.
Richmond, Jan. /, 1856
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OFFICE or SUPERINI ENDENT OF STREETS
City Hall, January ], 1856. :
q A - In, IL Of

TJRUPUSAIS VIII DC FtttIVtN thIs OF
l. flee until II O'Clock, NJ, on MONDAY, the It'll of
January, 1885, for furnishing weekly rations to the
hands hired by the city work upon the streets from
the 10Th January. 1886 to the 10th January, 1857 The
Re:ons to consist OF the usual variety and quantities
of sound wholesome provisions; and the proposal
piled.
The individual to whom the contract 5 awarded,
will be required 70 enter into bond with approved
curity for the performance of his contract.
For further particulars, inquire of
M. BATES,
in o GIn1ner ten daIntS
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CHARLES Y. MORRISS.
JOHN +. TANNER,
JOSEPH r. AMBER SON

La DWILLIAss,a Notary Public in and for the city
aforesaid in the State of Virginia, do hereby certify
that the above named Charles Morriss one of the
general partners III the above mentioned partne rshp
personally appeared before me, in the city aforesaid
and made oath that the of fifteen thousand dol
lars in the above instrument of writing stated to be
contributed to said partnership by Joseph r. Auder-
son, has been by him (said Anderson) actually paid
in cash. and the said Notary do further certify that
Charles Y Morriss and John + Tanner, whose names
signed the above instrument of writing, bear
ing date the lst day of January, 1856, have ac-
knowledged the before me, in my corporation
aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this LIST day of January, 1856
ia 2-1aw6w A. ID. WILLIAMS N. p. r
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THE subscriber will continue to carry on
i the W ATCH and JEWELRY BUSINESS in
all its branches the old stand No 81 opposite the
St. Charles Hotel, where he will be pleased serve
the friends and patrons of the former concern He
has just received to-day additional supply of La
dies, Breastpins, Earnings and Bracelets.
ia 2-Iw T. B. HUMPHREYS.
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M OTTO E.--A I:iIIe upwards of

MOTIF E.--A little upwards of two
v months ago, sold out my entire stock of Books
Stationery, &c, to Mr. T. d. Clarke, thinking at the
my creditors and myself 1t being mpracticable for
me to comply with agreement made with Mr.
Clarke, / have been obliged to cancel his contract
with me. He has accordingly sold the stock back to
me- and have thought it best and prudent,
ated am, convey it at in trust for the ben
eft of my creditors, which have done.
VIM. A. BUFFERS.
Richmond January LIST, 1856-6t"
WISH TO HIRE, for the ensuing year
/ good COOK, WASHER and IRONER for my
own family. Satisfactory references required APP
ply at the office of James Gray's Sons.
ia 2-ts BENZ c. GRAY
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CO-PARTNERSHIP undersigned
~ have formed COMPREHENSIVE, to COM
the lst inst for the purpose of conducting
a general DRY GOODS. IMPORTING, JOBBING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at 50 Chambers,
and II Reade street. in the city of New York, under
the style and firm of BELL, BROOKS, PACE &
CO. and at No II Pearl street, in the city of Rich
mond, Va, under the style and firm of Elicit,
WALLER, DREWRY co.
Our Mr.. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person. for CASH.
We shall at early day be prepared to exhibit
and offer the trade beautiful stock both points
and upon favorable terms any house in this
country.
VIM. BELL, Of the firm of
JAMES 6. BROOKS, Brooks, Bell & Waller
JAMES r. PACE. Of the firm of
AND'W L. ELLETT, Willnsham, Elicit Co
RICHARD 2. WALLER, of the firm of Brooks
Bell l. Waller
CLAY DREWRY.
January I'd, 1856
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TELEoRAPHIc NEWS.
FOR THE DIsPAroH.
Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON. Jan. las usual, on new years
day large crowds have been calling on the Prtsi-
dent to-day.
The President has received many and hearty con-
gratulations on his administering rebuke 10 the
House. by sending in his message before its organ
ization. But one opinion is entertained here. in
regard to the affair and that is that the President
is entitled to commentator, for his independent
course.
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JANUARY I'd. tS56.-Trimmines and

JANUARY I'd, = 5 6.-Trimmings and
- Fancy Goods to be closed out at unusually low
prices, the season is far advanced, and GOLD
SMIT having d large stock of Trimming and Fancy
Goods on hand, will close them out at such low
prices to tempt those that in want of them pur-
chase OF him. 5000 pair Ladies' white and coored
Kid Gloves :. so cts, would be cheap at Is cents;
$500 yards Cambria and Swiss insertings at 6! CENTS
would be great bargain at l21 cents; Embroidered
Hsndkerchiefs at 25 and 37I cts, giving away. In
Ladies, Gents aud Chidren's Cotton and Wooden Ho-
siery GoLDssIIT will sell them cheaper than can be
had elsewhere In Embroideries, Collars, Sleeves
Bands, lnfaRt Waists, Embroidered Skirts Cambria
Swiss and Bobbin Edgings and lnsertngs, will be
closed out very cheap. Wooden Goods, such az Com
forts, Leggings, Fascinators, Opera Hoods Wooden
Sacks Millinery Goods and lots of other Goods to
be sold off at most any price Z. GOLDSMIT,
jag 205 Broad street.
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NOTlCE.--TEe CO-partnership heretO-
fore existing under the style and firm of 7. Il.
HUMPHREYS SON is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
Persons indebted to the are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having clains
will please present them to T. b. Humphreys who
will settle the business of the concern.
T. b. HUMPHREYS,
T. Y. HUMPHREYS.
Richmond, January Ist 1856