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CAHD.wtiam Tucker, merchant ialos, 49, Penn.yi-
"a would Respectfully
beers Of Congress and citizens sensrsIy hts
of ciots vssaF n tsss
he prepared make at the shortest notice and
fashionablc styles.
Nov Saw
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nUtALL u .SN srtlict, rerchant Tall0vs, lhss
~ method ~ calling the Of
and strangers sb. Of cioth
and vcstng ohe latest yes which they
make to crdss In the most elegant
Aso chnee SELECTION OF seniemchs furnishing gonds
Dec i--3nw2w DUyALL BRO.
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IOuN q. DgyE8EUx. Commissioner Of CourI Of
Claims, 81 Hrotdway, OF oil street, New YORK.
Refrs pppcan, sherman Co. Messrs Hsebee
ru, Hos luther pradish Jamrs w. GerArd Vim Cni,
Neyer, rsq New Nors Mersr Rigs q, Hon Elisha white
sey, Ilssfdh " iaJlcy, ga Washington, u q. .s
AND claimants Washington
tie and ~ taking d.poroE
onsc. Of VI Thonp cnnpsrilor, sc. No Four
Half Civ Hs) the undersigned
bers leave make cular reference.
psf lp-aawirt q. UEVEREUN Il
FURNISHED svARruENrss-Aienberso Congress
others bo accommodated with Mrs
Adams ph srret between aud O. No ass The paors are
iarfs ana we furnished.
Nov ~ dlwt
CHnNCH JUVENILE aUpK>-A we'll selected collection
otrnrh Juvenile b0ok various ref ty-s and
sdap,ed 70 various Them, beautifully illustrated
he ~ md ~ The bookstore OF tue undersigned, Imported by himself
direct from Paris.
Drc Il FRaNCK TAYLOR.
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PftUVRE'ss 81 He''a'ons Idens by D. M"sfs CbfIds
L
The New Purchase, Early Years In the Far West edition
Lilly, Novel vol
WORKS of ChHs Lamb
Hstpersi Srsry Book Vol A.
Mexico aud lis Reaoni by n A. WILSON, Illustrated.
Border Baagies by w, Gilmore simas.
Smik. b. Charles Dickens.
The Chilo wife. BY Charles Dickens.
Mysteries o. the Coat OF The suas By William Harrison Ains
Nov - rRANCE TAYLOR.
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pAnHIsfI's PRACTICAL PHARMACY. 4 vol. Bvo.
! Lectures on Envirb History by Henry Reed.
Genhy Hoocton. siinss Guardian Mrs Noodle.
Essay the Ic Character. Writines
LII. d. by Wm. A. Porter.
Limekiin Mar or the Victim Of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1856.
dec FRANCK TAYLOR
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~ AxOkS and aviug Soap-W~ wosd cali the
u members Congress, rcpIsnsbins oes
70 assortment OF comprising Rodgers
hrated swsss yacse- Lacou'tsrs The VA - other
suors, shaving crsssa-. aud
aud warranted lts b~s snufscrurrd.
We have of Tub MS Han Marie
Joseph Anton Johann MARIE ad Charles Fanas cologne
comss hair shaving brushes pomsdss
cosmeucs, &c.
And adirs and dessins
IT, GALLO An q CO
Dealers Pine Good, Plated wsse Pssfsmsy. kc
Dec 2-3,sod 80 Penn av nue., under Browns Hotel.
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JAMES WOODHOUsE & CO., have re-
y ceiyed
THE Attache in Madrid; or sketches of the Court of
Isabella ii, translated from the German, one vol.
12no.--$1. ut is believed that no other book in
our language which presents so good picture of
count given of N. souIe's diplomacy, of his hero.
ism, is not the least interesting chapter in the
work; and the description of the Revolution of
l848 and of the flight of Queen Christina of the
San Luis Cabinet, is graphic, instructive and in
teresting"
THE Shakespeare Paper. of the late DR.. Magma,
translated by DR.. Shelton Mackenzie-$1.
A FORREST Tragedy and other Tales by Grace
Greenwood-$l.
THE Confidential Correspondence of Napoleon b.
naparte with his brother Joseph, some time King
of Spsin, vols 12mo-$2 'These letters bear
upon every subject and we see with what walsh
full eye he cared for even the smallest thing A
distinguished critic has observed that 'Biograph-
ers will have to write their biographies of Napo-
leon over again.
CHARLEM ONT; or the Pride of the WALLACE, a tale
of Kentucky, by w. Gilmore Simnls ESD
SERMONS for the Times, by Charles Kingsey75c
Harmony of the Subject, by Archer Clifford, A.
NJ, from Advent to Ash Wednesday-75c.
THE Bush Boys; the History and Adventures Of
Cape Farmer and his Family in the wilds Of
Southern Africa, by Capt. Mayue Reid-75c.
NOTES Central America, with Maps and iliustra-
tons, BY <. G Squier-S2.
LIFE on Brazil journal of visit to the land of the
Cocoa and the Palm, with one hundred Illustra-
tons, by Thomas Ewbank-$2.
HEART and Home Truths, being selfmusings upon
the Divine WILL by R. Nottingham Jr-75c.
THE Three Marriages or Life at Watering Place,
by Mrs; Hubback, author of MAY and Decem-
ber'-$1.
AN Elementary Treatise on Logic. with appendix
and copious index of terms and subjects, by w.
D. Wilson, d. D.-S125
PARTISAN Sights and French Principles illustrated,
I'd series---$1.
BRAITHWAITS Retrospect of Medicine and Sur
gerry for Janury-$l.
HARPERS Magazine for March.
HARPER'S Story Book for February and March.
fe 23.-2t
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BY K. Ii. Cook & Co.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF THE
"A Law AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY
OF THE LATE VIM WALLACE DAY, ESQ.
DEc'D.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, Feb 28th at
O'Clock T. M, at our auction rooms No. 10 Main
street, the Library of the late VIM. Wallace Day
ESQ., decd embracing general collection of Law
and Miscellaneous Works
Catalogues will be ready one week previous to the
sale.
Gentlemen having in their possession books belong.
ing to the above Library will please hand them to
the auctioneers. E. B. COOK l. CO.. Aucts,
fe ~ No 10 Main st
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AUCTION sALna
FUTURE DAYs


e INCONSISTENCIES SALE OF EI0SIs =
- AND LOT AT BIG AUCTI1M m
ohook AVENUE STREET, shall. e sn.ci.
cominissoner under decree of the circuit eant -
IL city OF Richmond, pronounced on the 10Th Sav ~
nv 1886 In the suit of MosbYs guardian vs. No.
~ ssh ut public suction, the premises (if fair q
me next fair day thereafter) at the honr 81 ~
~ 1ess "a, on SATURDAY. the sd dav Of Februs.
an ~, inc House and Lot ip the cityof Richmond
L Ne avenue street, of which the late Edward
merit died, seized and possessed This pro-
been nssd the lot of Mr. Henry Lyneman, and has
cupied h ~ grocery store in the basement aad oc-
required l.; onetnird of the purchase money will be
Of f ssah sn ID. balance equal
So.ns negoabe notes. Interest sdds % SEA
ance directed hn ~, tetained until paid and convey.
fe 15-tds JOHN N. DAVIS.
POSTPONEMrNr -, Special Commissioner
march LIST, at o'clock, P. nj.
f. 25-.ds JNO. N DAVIS.
special Commissioners
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By John X. I'D. Payne. A1c,;...-
VERY DESIRABLE AND v.Yu.n,,

VERY DESIRABLE AVN
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIONH-Wv5;Tud ~ - IL LE
on the 10Th instant at II o'clock on s tha
premises that most desirable and valuable Resdsncs
on mayo street, occupied by the subscriber Th Ios
fronts ~ feet on Mayo street. and runs back I2a ~.
TO an alley The Dwelling has 10 finished room, 80
coai ceiiar-8 OF the rooms furnished with Sc
places 1t ia furnished with gas from the bs .enr
10 no the attic, foors Hydrant water on the LOT -
mere 10 good kitchen with two rooms and wood and
Soai mouse in addition TO the coal cellar in the dwell
nns anordlng ample space for coal and wood for a
winter supply Being convenient to business and at
Ine same time very retired, makes it of the most
ue.lane residences at present in the market Posses
non can De hsd Immediately. Terms-One third cash
me balance ON credit of g. u and 10 months the de-
Ierred bearing interest and to be secured by
tanned till last note ia paid n 9ENNET
.on a,s TO De conducted by JNo. R. D. PAYNE Auc.
f.
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aNA FAIRFIELD RACES.
Sg Spring Meeting, 1856.

A swrepstake tor year old colts and FLIES, mile
heats; 1850 entrance, 800 forfeit 10 be the
arst Tuesday IN May closed the lst of Feb
ruaTy, with the following subscribers:
c. Green enters b. c. BY imp. Glencoe, dam Dark
ness by Wagner.
James Tally enters CHI. c. by Tally -Ho, dam Betsy
White.
D. Mcdaniel enters b. c by Boston, jr, dam by i'm
ported Trustee.
Thomas boswell enters b. c. by Taily-Ho dam
!. Seyen.up
SECOND STAKE.
4 sEeepstake for year old colts and FLIES tout of
mares which have never produced a WINERY $3.50
entrance, so forfeit, mile heats TO be run on the
F1day following the first Tuesday in May closed on
the lst of February, with the following subscribers
James Tally names Oh. c. by Tally-ho, dam Caddy
Thomas boswell names b. c. by Tally o, dam se-
D. Mcdaniel names ch c. by. Senator, dam by
Henry Davis names br. f by Childe Harold dam
BY Pnam.
Bowie 4 Hall names ch c. Expectation, by Regis
tsr ont of Lucy Long.
Bowie q Hall names ch, f. Sonoma by Register
dam b. tty Steel
John B-lcher enters bay FLY, by Revenue ont of
NJ. G, EGGLEsToN,
fe ll-lawts Proprietor.
4 RRIFAL OF MADAME ADOI1PHE,-
The original unsurpassed, and justly celebrated
MADAME ADOLPHE, the universally acknowledged
greatest symp8thist in the world and the same dis
tngulshed lady who created through her marvellous
revelations Of the past the present well the
rect predictions OF the future, such intense excite
msnt in England, France, and the principal cities in
the United States that Queen Victoria presented her
with costly diamond brooch, and Daniel Webster
with jeweled ring, is now ready to receive visitors
At the Prescott House Main street, two doors above
the Virginia Banks whom she will inform all about
III" past present and fItureif they are married or
not, sud when what lady husband they viii get,
or business OF every description Mysterious and al
most impossible as her profession appears, she
recommended BY highly respectable and innumera.
ole certificates of acknowledged power and skill,
that precludes all suppOsition probability of de.
o.ptlon or imposing. many others practice.
- Consultation fee, from so cents to So accord.
ing 10 how far they visa to &C. what time they
cupy. fe lists
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY


NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY
~ HAROLD MURRAY
Broad street.
Miss MURRAY'S Letters from the United States;
SlG0
LIFE in Brazil or Journal to the Land of the ICo
Goa and Palm; $500.
NOTES on Central America, by E. G. Squire j;
$500
HARPER'S Magazine for March % cents
ABBOTT'S Story Book for March Csc.
PARTISAN Sights, I'd series; 75c.
THE Huggermugger's, (story for boys); ST.
GLAUCUS, or Wonders of the Sea Shore; Soc
JACKSON at New Orleans; $l.25.
MACAULAY'S History of England various edi.
tons
THE Illustrated Composition Book; 38c.
FITCHES Physical Geography; ST..
NEW edition of Miss Austin's Works; 75c
Homeopathic Books and Medicines. fe q
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The Proceeds will go TO th
DICHMOND ATHEN-EUM.--

FOR THE BENEFIT Of TIE POOR.
JOHN X. THOMPSON. ESQ, having at the re.
greet Of the Committee kindly consented 10 repeat
81 the Atren@um the Poem Patriotism recently
delivered by him before the Delta Kappa Epsilon
nifty ct Washington D. C., the hall OF the Athe-
mum will be opened on MONDAY EVENING the
18th instant for that purpose, and the proceeds will
be applied 20 the relief of the poor of this city
ESr Tickets for the evening so Cents-to be had al
the Bookstores and at the door.
~ Hour of comnIenc ement O'Clock fa 2l-4t
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by Lnrus & Shine,

w AT AUCTION Will be sold at auction. on
MONDAY, the Sd of March, at IL o'clock, at Henrico
Court House it being the LIST day of the Court tract
OF Wood Land about 3 miles below Richmond, on
the Williamsburg road, containing ia acres more or
less, bounded by the lands of Alex Chidres George
Turner and Nat. Robinson and Others
TERMs-One-third cash; balance and II months
interest added and title retained until the last note is
paid. LARUS SHINE
fe 10 Auctioneers
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BY Baker, Peasants EL Co.

A UCTION SALE...We will sell at our
"A store. corner of Franklin and Union Streets on
WEDNESDAY, Goth inst, commencing at l0t oclk
lot of new and secondhand Furniture, among which
may be enumerated Sideboards, Bureaus, Sofas Ia.
bles, Bedstsads, &c.
ALSO-S0 boxes C. P Words "Jenny LindD To-
bacco, and 10 900 fine Regalia Cigars.
fe 10 BAKER, PLEASANTS & CO., Aucts
CORN MILL FOR LEA Sc FOR A
~ TERM OF YEARS.-We will on SATURDAY
the LIST of March, 1885, at O'clock p NJ on the prem
ses, let, at public auction, for of years. the
Brick Corn Mill in the town of Manchester known
as the mayo Mill" with the requisite water priy
leges, &c.
The length of the term and other specific conditions
of the lease, will be made known at the time and
place of letting.
By order of the Trustees of Manchester
e cARfsTor FAEk9 e 'McRAE, COMMITTEES.
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BY Goddin & Apperson.

SALE OF CORN. OATS. SH1rCK 8,
- STRAW, &C. AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY
the 18th of Feb. 1885, will be sold at the Farm nj
Mrs. Martha B: Chanberlayne, miles north of Rich.
mond, near to Brooke Church, parcel of Corn Oats
Shucks, Straw and Turnips ON'''
Sale to commence at ii o'clock
TERMs-Cash for all sums under $50: over that
amount months credit for approved endorsed ne 20
table paper.
fe q GODDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND m
~ HENRlCO COUNTY, ABOUT MILES BE.
LOW kICHMOND.-By virtue of decree of the
circuit Court of Henrico county pronounced on the
I'D day of January, 1885, in the suit of Matthew's
guardian vs.. Matthews, l SHALL as special Commits
sioner. on TUESDAY, the 4th day of March, 1856. fif
fair; if not, the next fair day. sell public auction
on the premises, at about the hour of u O'clock M
the tract of land of which Richard Matthews died
seized and possessed, containing ffty-seven acres
more or less This property adions the lands of Jas
Carter Tarpy Irby and Others and has on il a small
framed dwelling, with the usual out houses
TERMs-Cash as to much as may be necessary To
pay the expenses of obtaining this decree and the sale
OF the land; the balance credit of months the
purchaser executing bond with good security to carry
interest from day of SALE and title retained until uy
paid and conveyance directed by the Court
ELLYSON M. CARTER,
re Zz-dlUtF Special Commissioner
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By Alexander Mott.

SPECIAL SALE OF CLOTHING, &c.
~ VIII be sold at Auction on MONDAY, Februa-
~ 18th commencing at 10 o'clock, in lots to suit the
trade
l,uu0 pair Pants, cloth, cashmere and tweed
$50 Cashmere and Marseilles Vests
Is Cloth Frock and Dress Coats
20 doz. Lambs Wool Shirts
Linen Bosom Shirts Collars Stocks.
Silk Pocket Handkerchief &c.
TERMS: Cash.
fe % ALEX MOTT. Auct
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,or By ThOmas W. Keesec.
Office with George ]. Summer. No IN p..x, -.

I'RuSTEE,S SALE OF HOUSEHoT. n
= AND kITCHEN FURNITURE, FOR SALE
Al AOCIloN-Will be sold MONDAY morn
ing next, the 18th pst commencing at 10 o,clo.I =,
the residence of Mr. J. D. B. Evans (who is deci;n
ing housekeepingl on Man, between 9th and 10th
consisting in part of Sofas Tables Carpets Secreta
~ and Bookcase, Wardrobes Bureaus Bedstesds.
Beds Mattresses, Bedng, Chairs, Washstands China
6iass ana Eerthenware; Parlor and Cooking Stoves,
with usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture
fe2I THO w KEESFE Ant
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Mr.. AND MRS. WHITE
T7IKE WORKs.--Thcre will be an exc


Mr. AND MRS. WHITE.
I'lKE WORkS.--There will be an OK.
/ tsrgye ana brilliant display of
FIRE WORKS AT THE ARMORY,
On S,TUKDAY NIGHT NEXT. at u o'clock. As more
-u usual care has been taken in the preparation Of
these works and the quarters of the officers will
Ae open for the accommo alton Of the Ladies, aud IS
The Proceeds will go 10 the Poor,
j., . hoped there will be large sssernblage.
Tie Arnory Band will be in stte ndance.
TICKETS 25 CESTS-to be had al the Exchange
American and St Charles Hotels at Messrs Duval
Hnr'ons and st the gateway at the Armory.
IL A-2t
POSTPONED.-The exhibition of Fire Work will
not take place until TUESDAY NIGHT, at u
81 o.
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rO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE...The un.
~ dersigned have this day formed CO-PART-
NERSHIP, in the city of New York, under the firm
and style of BRUMMEL L ROYSTERS, for the pur-
pose of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION
business, particularly for the sale of manufactured
produce
" Location 95 Water street. Liberal advances
on consignment. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
A. L. ROYSTER,
J. B. ROYSTER
Richmond, January l, 1856. ia Am
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DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK IN VIR.
L GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursuant to
authority in us vested by McCurdy Vowles, late
contractors upon sections No s. and ST. of the Vir
Railroad we will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the office of Goddin
Apperson, Auctioneers in the city of Richmond, on
the 3rd day of December, 1855 at IL o'clock, A. M,
Virginia Central Railroad Company, to which the
said McCurdy and Vowles Jecame entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction of
sections, No. IS and "a of said Company's work.
STERRITT L. BELL,
Agents 'and Trustees for McCurdy L Vowles, &c.
POSTPONEMET.-The above sale is postponed
until the 29th of February, 1856. de 8-tds
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w We will pay the above reward to any on,
Hwho viii apprehend, and conhne In any jail In
~ this or any of the surrounding counties, onr
-ask- neg. man TAZEWELL. He ia about tbirty
hvs years OF age; dark complexion stout and well
built; and belonged to MI Richmond T. Lacy of New
Kent, of whom we bought him some few weeks aso
! Ia probable he is in Mr.. Lacy's immediate neigh
eorhoo as he has wife living but few miles from
M LIS farm. HAXAIJG CO
fe Ii-eodim
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By Taylor & williams.

Two HOUSES AND LOTS, AT THE
NV SNmUhMER OF ST. STEPHEN AND CHART
5z i sLKEETS, AT AUCTION. lon MONDAY, the
SEES will be sold two new framed Housss and Lots At
.ne northwest corner of st. Stephens and Charity
49, na now occupied by Messrs Edwards (
Weld Snoa Inc me houses have. thres arge and
me aos fronts SO feet back 100 feet inches
snd 9. es o. ov 'front.' feet on Federal between I'd
re ~ TAYLOR WILLIAMS 49,.
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VI RICHARDSON'S WILD CHERRY AND
BLOODROOT COUGH CANDY!
An efectual cure for coughs, colds, Inflammation of
the throat snd lungs, splitting of blood ncipient
Sumption, clearing the voice, and all pulmonary COM
plants, This Candy is highly medIcated with the
hound, Liverwor FaKseed, Squills, &c. 1t is plea
take and perfectly safe both for the infant
well as for those Of old age, if taken in accordance
with the directions
Sold by JOHN J. RICHARDSON, Confectionery
and Variety Store, Columbian Hotel Building.
10
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NOTICE.--TO b y Y X X > OF ID X Y
store as to admit Of conducting, from this time
the CARPETING, MATING, AND FLOOR OIL
CLOTH business, on more extensive scale than any
house at present in Virginia. viii, from and after
this date sell any article we have in the GENERAL
DRY GOODS LINE, without regard to cost, for
cAsH-and will furnish our regular and prompt Gus
TONERS en- credit at prices that must make it their in
terest to buy of US.
We now have on hand large stock of Winter and
Summer Goods, for which promptly supply
the trade, and we earnestly solicit exam nation
by, or orders from, prompt paying buyers.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
fe lq-d6tc4t* IS Main street.
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DIS0oIUTfONatko,

CO-PARTNEKsHIP..-The undersisned.
WHITE e the firm q Hs.tsf Whii as Richmond smm &
Of bArTsr wHE o9 4. the @
OF conducting TOBACCO Commission BUSINESS. In
No. 50 Front street, where they will he propared' an
and after the first day of March, TO receive consisn.
ments. Il a RAPTfST
New York, Feb. l. 1856. f. H-tIM
NOTICE.---I have this day as.ociafed
pop with me i1 the eTnfeetonery and fruit business
koBT I'll. d. soE pAv,p phs ys ss e Il. firm win
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore OK.
tended to me, shall be pleased to have continuance
Of the same. ia3o DAVID N. JONES.
(0-PAKTNERsMIP..;T he ander.i9ned
. general DRY GOODS, IMPORTING. JoBBiNd
and II Reade street. in the city of New York. under
the style and firm Of BELL, BROOKS, PACE
CO.. and at No; IT Pearl street, in the city of Rich
WALLER, DREWRY co.
Our Mr.. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
We shall at an early day be prepared to exhibit
and offer to the trade beautiful stock at both points,
and upon rs favorable terms as any house in this
country.
;A s Ell sRooks 1tt ssl s% Waller e.
ANE@ E EHGE .as E1. ct Co.
RICHARD P WALLER, of the firm Of Brooks,
CLAY DREWRY.
January I'd, 1856
NOTICE.--The firm Of BROOKS, BELL
l & WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice We will at an early day close our stock of
foods at auction, to make room for our successors
Messrs ELLETr, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
ta Its BROOKS, BELL & WALLER.
nISSOLUTION.--N d + 1 G E...The Co
~ partnership heretofore existing between HULST
4 KING, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either party will the name of the firm in iouda.
ton Of outstanding accounts.
JOHN P. HULST
WILLIAM T. KING.
The business will hereafter be conducted
oy the undersigned who, grateful for the past will
endeavor to merit continuance of the patronage no
literally extended to the late firm
de IS WILLIAM r. KING
TO-PAkTNERSHIP. undersiGned
~ have this day entered into Cop Partnership, un-
der the style of JOHN F. stage l. CO. for the
purpose of conducting the WOOD and COAL busi-
ness.
They keep on hand large supply of seasoned
Wood, Anthracite and Bituminous Coal.
y Office corner of 9th street, on the Basin.
JNO. +. stage,
ia 2l-dts SAML A. GORDON.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-.The un.
~ dersigned have this day formed a CO-PART-
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TWKNTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- w bOLILAhS ID.
a Runaway from the subscriber on the 18th of
-KSM January last, a negro WOMAN named Joan
~ns. She ia low, chunky woman, very
-sk<. black, two of her front teeth out and about
- years old she had when she left new red and
green plaid Lindsey dress. l will give the above re-
ward of twenty dollars for her return TO me She has
been seen recently near the Poor-house, and has a
husband at w. Cooks, where she is supposed TO he
lurking Ell cox
fe 25-6t' At VIM. Grcaner's Tobacco Factory.
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YOUNG ACTRESS.
70. Characters. Miss Masgie Mitchell
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of Miss Maggie Mitchell

MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY p, 1856,
YOUNG REFER.
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