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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-10
Administrators Sale of Real Els.

by virtue of licence from the Court Of Pro.
= bate for the County of Hancock. l shall
sell at public auction on the premises, on
Thursday the Esd of October next the rever-
sion Of Dover of the Estate Of Jonathan Nor
wood late of fremont deceased. situated In
fremont. in order to produce the sum Of three
hundred and twenty five dollars for the pay
ment Of the debts and Incidental charges.
BENJAMIN ATHERTON Admir-.
SWISS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-10

I,HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust Of an Administrator Of
the Estate OF Abner Kimbsll late Of Buckpor ia the
Ceunty OF Hancock deceased by giving bond the law
directs he therefore requests all persons Who are in
deb ed to said deceasrds estate To make immediate
pay ment and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for settlement
WASHINGTON KIMBALI.
Buekspnr SPIT. II 1855. 3w3H
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SISGULAR AFFAIR.-Three weeks ago, says the
Chambersburg (Pa) Spirit, a negro arrived here
with white woman and little boy. He left the
next day, leaving behind him . horse and buggy.
A few days ago, . gentleman named Noble s. Bra
den, who said he WAS from Loudoun county, Va !,
called upon the landlord and claimed the horse as
the proper of his faiherin-law, to whom also the
said negro belonged The carriage is owned by
somebody else In Loudoun county. Both horse
and carriage were delivered to Mr.. Braden, who
obligated himself TO restore them to their owners.
Mr. B. exhibited some feeling against the woman,
but did not seem inclined to give much information
concerning her.
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soRREsroNDENcE OF THE DIspArcH.
OLD POINT, June "a, 1856.

OLD POINT, June "a, 1856.
The number of guests at this popular and fash
ionable watering place. though not yet large, is
daily increasing.
Old Point has been placed for the season under
the superintendent of Mr.. J. B. Stegal, of Rich
mond-a gentlem an whose courteous and obtging
department will win many friends for the Point,
under his management. There are few places
where one may find SO pleasant, healthful, and, At
the same time, comfortable resort. for . week or
two. The fare and attendance here now are un
exceptionable. X.
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REsIGNED-At an adjourned meeting of the
Baltimore Presbytery, Wednesday evening. Rev.
Stewart Robinson, u. d. of the Central Presbyte-
rian Church, and the Rev. VIM. j. Hoge, ID. d., Of
the Westminster church, asked for the dissolution
of the pastoral relation between them and their
respective congregations. The former that he
might accept of professorship in Danyille Theo-
logical Seminary, Kentucky; the latter one in
Unien Theological Seminary, Virginia. After .
protracted discussion the Presbyfsrs reluctantly
granted their requests. The Rev. Mr.. Robinson
will not leave his charge until January next. Mr..
Hoge will leave in the early part of next month.
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A FIELD FOR MISSIONARIES The New York
Sun suggests that missionaries be sent out to
Christianise Utah This is good suggestion -
We have Utah now knocking at our door to be ad.
mitted into the Union, and before long we shall
have to take her in with all her pagan practices
for Notwithstanding the Anti. Mormon plank of
the Republican platform, Congress cannot con.
stitutionally make any ''law respecting an estah-
lishment of religion. or prohibiting the free exer-
else thereof Why not then send missionaries
to Salt Lake to Chri istanize them before they are
republicanized3 We send them to the anti podes
to convert heathens and here we have the heath
ems at our very doors.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY OF OHIO The State of
Ohio has an army and navy of her own mill
tary company from Cleveland was visit to
Columbus last week, and the State Journal of the
latter city, in giving most glowing and exces-
siyely ''highfalu.in" account of their reception,
and Ell " tainment says, 't eJ proceeded in body
to the Goyernor's Office 10 pay their respects 10
his Excellency, the Commander in Chief of the
Army and Macy of Ohio" ~
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DEATH BY LIGHTNING IE TEHNEssEE.-The
Memphis Eagle, of the 18th inst, states that there
were four deaths by lightning near Brownsville,
Hay wood county, on the 18th inst One of the
victims was Mrs. Woods, mother Of Mr.. J. P,
Woods Of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, and
the others were three negroes belonging to Mr.
Sanpster sz -,
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Total balance In hands of the city,. 5000
Mr. Saunders, In connection with the same sub
ject, said that instead Of the new tax bill yielding
5000 more than IL was estimated that it would,
It has only exceeded the estimate by S400
8 Fighting-J. Thomas and VIM. ID. Broddus was
examined before the Mayor yesterday, for fight.
ing, and at the close Of the examination were dis
missed from custody.
Fines The following fines were imposed by the
Mayor, yesterday: II. w. Tyler. stagnant water on
his lot, $40; Edward yickers, contractor ON York
River Railroad for stagnant water on ground of
said road, $5; Edward Yickers, for obstructing
Lester street with iron rod of > derrick, IS.
Robinson & Eidreds Circus. Sr-This exhibi-
tion has been doing good business. Crowds have
been TO see the auimals 70 look upon the inimita.
ble equestrian performances OF Franconf and bis
troupe, and 10 hear Mr.. Merryman'sw wit The ami
mails are highly astractises Indeed, the combina-
tion into one exhibition of flour grand shows"
could not fail to excite the public admration, espe-
ciaIly at the low price Of fifty cents. Mr. Merry
man is In high feather and ready for grand dis.
play Of his wit and humor the two last daysof his
stay here He is desirous Of erecting monument
to himself In the memory Of every one that sees
him, A. the greatest clnwn At hts day, snd win
doubt Lift himself up by bis own coat tail and hold
himself off at arms length in the ecstacy OF his
extraordinary achievements!
i Rev. D. G.. Mallegy. late Of Virginia. has re-
ceived unanimous call 70 the First Presbyterian
Church, Of Norristown. Pa rs "a
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FROM CHINA "a correspondent on board the
San Jacinto, April 7th, writes from Singapore:
s'Dr Parker, orr Commissioner, 10 awaiting our ar
rival 1t Hong Kone with impatience; he desires TO
bo transported TO hanghai. The Emperor Of China
cedoninn which we now relieve. klIs sailed yes
terday for that home which must be for many months
lspd Of promise To as We are busy taking Goals for
our triu 10 3.nkok tsiam) We sail for this port to-
morrov mornibg to make . treaty with the King
Mr. Hayris of New York. the diplomat entrusted with
h,h have sueceeded in their treaty with hs hsjeafy,
ana the French squadron ishers swsine the arrival
Of Commissoner from the Imperial Coult On simi-
lar mission. All well"
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JEALOUSY AND MURDER-On Saturday even
ing, truckman named Winslow Eddy, residing
in Boston, Mass, instigated by jealousy, stabbed
his wife with dirk knife, causing her death in .
few hours. The murderer then surrendered him
self to the police
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s PETERSBURG AFFAIRS The Petersburg pa
pers of yesterday have the following:

pers of yesterday have the following:
Accident REV. j. G. Gibson, of Grace Church,
was badly, but not dangerously, hurt Wednesday
by being throws from his horse.
s. n Democratic Ratification Meeting was held Wed
nesday night, presided over by Col A. G Butts
Letters were read from Gov. Wise, Gen. Cass aud
Hon. r. NJ T. Hunter.
For EuYepe Philip Abrahams and John Nc
Neece, both well known gentlemen from Peters
burg have sailed for Europe.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUIcIDE-On Sat
urday morning pedlar. named Samuel Kaufman,
residing in Cincinnati, Ohio. instigated by suspi
cions OF his wifss fidelity, shot her in the face and
neck with pistol and then fired it into his own
mouth, Aphysician. who was called in, stated bis
belief that neither Of the parties was dangerously
wounded. Kaufman was taken to prison.
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A GooD DEED oN.A GooD DAY.-The corner
stone of the Insane Hospital will be laid the 4th
of July, at Northampton, Mass Massachusetts,
abounds in all sorts of philanthropic Institutions
but in the case of the insane she very naturally ex
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A WREcH. H.-"Sarah, DEAR" said waggfsh hus
band to his wife, III wers in your place. !
woula1it keep he babe sofull Of butter - yon
do.' Butter, my dear never stve i any butter
saNo. but Won poured ABOUT qaart of milk down
II this afternoo and then trctted it % your knee
for nearly two hours n IL doesnt conssin quan
lily Of butter BY this time, y lsnt icr wsns q
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BREAnsrurFs.-Ths Osuego IN. ~ Journal
says the receipts Of wheat and corn % that port
during the past week were over 10000 bushels ~
On Saturday there were 40 arrivals ov lake. win
o50OOQ bushels wheat and corn. and 1000000 feet
of lumber The receipts on Moaday Of wheat and
corr, axreadefi 100 0kQ busileIs.
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EMPLOYMENT DESIRED.--Thc under
II signed. having received commission ~ NOTA.
RY PUBLIC. tenders his services to the citizens Of
Richmond and county of Henrics In that capacity
He will attend TO taking Dispositions, receiving Ac
and perform any other duty pertaining the highly
responsible Office of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Doeds and
every other form of Conveyance or Contracts TO pur-
chase and sell Real Estate negotiate Land and PEN
sion Claims. superintend repairs Of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts,
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
confded to his management, upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY 0ODDIN.
~ Ofice on Bank and 18th streets southeast
Public Square, few yards South Of State Court
House.
r. S--One Of the best Scrivsners In Virginia win
give me his assistance. "A. g..
ap 12---ts
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The French socialists, Of New Yerk cl1y met
Tussds5 sniI6t % comnamerass ne Paris insur.
rect'on q yans. le4e Nl
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NEW ANTIDoTls FOR STRYCHEINE-Doctor
Shaw, of Texas. has found sweet OIL drunk freely,
a successful antidote to strychnine in two cases.
The oil Is to be poured down without any refer.
ence to the patients vomiting Professor Rockies
ter has reported two cases of poisoning by the
terrible drug. successfully treated by free of
camphor internally, aud mustard poultices outside.
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f-r-- rsszzzszE1 THE ,EXPRESS
A&4 COMPANY, 1874 Main ST.. hav-

ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
Inond by steamers jamestown and Roanoke which
leave New York every "Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lynchburg Salem, Wytheville, and this principal
places in Virginia and North Caroline, now pre-
pared to forward with great dispatch and at reduced
rates. every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
.Iewelry, &c., to the above named cities, and all
places on the seaboaTd.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompa-
MED by special Messengers who will give their per-
sonsI attention to the careful handling of goods
trusted 10 the ADAMS EXPRESS COPS Steamship
Express.
shippers win please take n"tice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
stesmers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing until o'clock,
r. M J. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
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- : Eon s1ose - BACON i BAsKERyILL. y
TJ0WEafj5 G156DlAL q yece9yea 49,
ID fos ssls ~ LAID1kx t.ss.n
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lUNE 18TH, 1SS6...In order 20 rednce
y our stock ~ much yosdble, We will from this
dste offer our stock Of kPRiNG AND SUMMER
GOODS ct greatly reduced prices, and would csp<-
ciay ask the attention OF dealers 20 the following
goods. viz eessz
Blouse and Brown French Lknens
Brown and Bisashed Ljpen Duck vary chesp.
do do do do Driliing)
Z len than impofteFss price E
Sprssucs, Aliens 0unnsitsand other prints, very
low, and very desirable styles
Plain and Prisfed .bexagesz
Printed Chsilies - - : ....sss. go. W. W.
Black and Colorsd Apaca, Alpaca d Beige, Grass,
Corded and other l4kirts
L.eeA Embrodefies, While snd Black Grape Col.
lars -
y Genuine Thresd E5ss1n, u 5mportefs prices
Linsn Csmbnes Reusss sbl ether Hastk erchisf
e - ALSO.
90 pieces Mssquito Lases from ss 10 Io2 ipehss
& wide. KENT, PAINE Gu.
10 Is
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CONSUMPTION OF Ice IN THE UNITED STATES
The annualconsumption of ice In the chief cities
of the United States, is estimated as follows:

In the smaller towns, especially in those where
water is introduced by reservoirs the consumption
of ice is about twothirds as great in proportion
to their population as in the larger cities.
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between John Mackay, of Liverpool and Johnny
Roberts, of Chicago, took place 1t Bakers Isiand,
near Salem, Mass. Monday afternoon They
fought forty seven rounds in fftytwo minutes, q
the end OF which Roberts was declared yanquished.
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DAKGAINs IN CHEAT tsUANTITiEs

BARGAINS IN GREAT QUANTITIES
ID As made agreement with the landlord TO
STAY in the house now occupy another year, went
10 The North and purchased my second sprng supply
of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, And have just
tnrned with q beautiful and well selected stock,
which bought very cheap, because It ID late in the
season and 4 will sell them OF at greatly reduced
udc,s Ladies viii lind it 20 their advantage TO give
me call before purchssine elsewhere, a. am Psr-
fectIy satisfied that suit them In quality OF price
ISAAC RUSEHHElM, No - Maia az,
myH-lm* Three doors above Msrkst 6ridee.
11,,.s z n n 4 feNs;,--W " Z nave the agency Tor
Rnnelps Improved keapep, and would be glad
20 g,,nsh any who may be 10 want OF hesper, DO
Gsyias them to be superior 70 any now In use
q BAKER L. PLEASANTs
n1S.HsT11N11 SODA WATEM AND HOT.
IL THING ESTABLiSHMENT.-Itn "a grsa yyaet
that the enly genuine article OF BOTTLED oOuA
WATER made ia this city, is put up by n mcGOn.
MACK who fistfers hineeif that ne Y able 70 oou
neIe with any manufacturer, either North or sontn
bsrae been engaged n the business for the as nine
yesn, ...... q. r, a.
hrsnchss for Mr.. WIN r. LADD, and takes this me-
shod of Informing his numerous friends and the pa
rsof i,is old establisnent, that nothing on his
part shall bs wanted TO sustain ts former rePuts
-. To prevent imposition, be sure TO csh for
.Mccfk NACK,S SlDA WATER
r. SODA WATEk, ALE and POTTER ssi,yer
ed ip an pafts Of the city, free Of chdyge
g1~ Ali ordsrs from city or country customsrs
prOuptly attended 10. Addrsss
ap p5-sm Pearl t., and No soS bfosd
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gR-sPEcIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Vir-
ginis and North Caroline, Intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown. will hereafter
he received by the AD ANS EXPRESS COMPANY.
who are the Authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships. u.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM rLEASAsIo,
ap 4-fs Agehu-
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- ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPsY.1
KIcHMoNp, 18th June, 1856. !
MO FEE will be charged nc this Agcncy
for either Fire Marine Policies, issued aftsr
this date. STOKES CO., Agents,
je 13-lm 18th street.
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ing, Va, by Capt. Dexter against James Stewart,
recent engineer of the John Buck, 70. carelessly
allowing the boilers Of that boat 70 burn ont. was
terminated last week. The jury brought In .
verdict Of $500 in favor of the Captain.
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INSTANTANEOUS CURE FOX COHNH,
i BUNIONS, WARTS. and Defoymed Nail srGdf
Gated rithoet any pain bya neU aid eass s.etbod.-
DR. >. SCHULTZ surgeon Chiropodist, from London,
respectfully informs the Of Richmend and
its vicinity, that he completely efsdcates soft and
hard corns Bunions kc Ia all their stages, either in
children adults in the most expert manner Also,
Toe-Nails which have grown into the hesh restored
TO their natural state, without giving any pain
DR.. 3. may be consulted daily st $50 Main street,
opposite Means. Kent, Paine Co.'S. Ladies' and
gentlemen can be waited upon at >thsir own resi-
dences fee--$i for each Corn.
From the many testimonials DR.. 3. has received
since his arrival in this city, he copies the following
From james Lyons Esq.J
ssDr Schultz has been ploysd to trost soma Corns
at my house, and believe he eaye Isiief without
pain. JAMES LYONS
June 4, 1856.
(From J. O. Wfnp, Esql
DR.. SCHULTZ. tho skilful Surgeon ChiY0podist,
fom London Enslsnd has this day sztsaeseA several
soft and hard Corns and Bupion, without giving any
pain and 1t gives me great pleasure In Recommending
br. 3. J. Q. WfNN.
June IS, 1856. je9-1ms
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MIRACULOUS EscAPE Catherine York, while
seated with her husband and nve children In .
room in New York. was struck by lightning and
killed little child about eight months old was
nursing at the time, and when the poor woman
WAS strnck, it rolled of her lap upon the hoor but
was unipiured. No others were hurt. g
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AlDLEY & RUBlNSON,s CREAM
IL eYRUPs-fhess rich, delicious and wholesome
syIups. with the various fruit asvors made Of fhs
ine juices of the respective fruits now sappied
constantly with our pure, SPARKLING. icy cool Roun-
{ sin Boda Water, which IL manufactured II PORCE-
LAIN FOUNTAINS. and - it never comes 10 con-
tact with copper lead, other poisonous metals nav
be drank without any Of the ~ effects fequenty r.
thinly lined copper fonptains or the copper ma
chimes now genersily employed In it, msnsfscfurs
LAIDLEs 4 RoBIN6ON.
Manufacturing Chemjes.
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VIRGINIA CEhTKAL KAlLKOAD.:,,, .:,

NOTICE TO CONrRACTOkS.-Proposa VIII
be received until the LIST day ef July, 1856, for the
superstructurs of two BRIDGES, on the line OF the
Virginia Central Railroad in Aleg ghany county.
The length Of the two about 600 feet in spans va
ryipg from 30 70 I20 feet. Depth of truss, ~ tee
width Is feet Plan similar to the Great Calf Pasture
Bridge at Goshen. 50 miles west of stauuton.
Terms OF payment made known at the letting or
en- spullcat 70 the subscriber at Stsunton.
II. ID. WHITC0MB,
my f6--dt28J Oh. Eng Va. C. h.
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ilUCT. 4 = M h, of the Did Medicaf
~ House, is still engaged in treating al sorts Of Be
rret Diseases and hereby invites call from those
VINO have be een unfortuna in their sssociat1ons.-
Dr. Z. would particularly invite call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their
physicens as incurabie Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly aP-
piled The article known as the CHEMICAL En-.
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, is probably the
very best thing now before the public for renovatng
system shaft cred by dissipation or other cause
The Agae and Fever remedy, called FkENCH
MILK il next to certaintv. Price per bottle
Office an franklin street, just below the EXCHANGE
Hotel and first door south of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va. 3,
foiI directions. lje5l
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M EAL! siEAL !:..The smbscribcr hav-
yl ing leased the Mill. known q Csrrinstons,
In Butchsrtown formerly leased BY A. d. Victor, b
lies with superior article Of BOLTED MEAL,
which he win deliver in any part Of the city.
Persons furnishing their own Corn can have u
ground en- very reasonable terms
Corn wanted, for which the market price will BE-
paid. L. DENNIS.
my 3n--1m+
EAssLE SODA WATkk EBTABLI1H-
Ia MENT-This celebrated manufictory 10 furnish
ing very superior article Of filtered Soda Water;
also Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Champagne Cider
which 10 pronounced by judges to be the best ever
put up the city Those in want Of any of the above
articles would do well to give mo call The above
articles will be delivered to any part OF the city free
to any Of the merchants will meet with proDpt at
tention. .-s WARREN CANFIELD. Agent,
je 1s 10th st, between Main and Franklin.
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jeB 9TH and trsskIs .ts
I'M iskiDe. NEW OskLkArs sgt:A.sJ
lUU 100 bsis. Crushed Sugars 100 bbis coese Tel
sale BY BACDN = BAskk2ytLL.
nOllEsTIC GOODp.--Wr hsyc 2 IN
AIesd very cheap stock Of D0nessse Se2ss 9. ns1sf
consiefiDa Of 6rown snd bisasnes 49, - 49,
Shirisss Ticking, 0sessms sslan 49,, Lem 30 =
- J. MJLLHieER en0.
8 10 q ~ esoa1 street..
nECK E155 FAklNA AMI nAkkR,B
s,ck an1 corvalescents for sale -
BATTAlLE's Drug and Chem. 6toses
GoFhsS 4Eh md Af0a4 ses
ALsO--oswsss Corn sssrch, lot pud&issA ~.
nz5-0
T5KICKs. BKlCke. Is = q : By.We
ID have fcr ssle privately. lafne ock of ws busn-
q Doct Biicts which ws viii sell low 70 - ssssos
: We are also prepared 10 eostfsct gcr Brisk wsrk.
under the supesvisioa of III. Lnke Nc ckeena
LARU1 oHINE,
10 I8-.1 n msin streek
EW1H8 MUSLIN BAND8s.-A larsS Les
- of swiu nsslin hs.lA saitssls fsr D.sssss -
Usdes- -sissvse 20 - so1 & very fs1need DnesA -
8 Z xLsiEo MosEs 8 nsa.s
Is EEE15E1 -ITH 1lE5 ..-Pisi1 a.e OK
- pefeees eteelnG o1t = - 49, 81 9 -
tatmAo1 eAs1R sesss 6 AAt1SO. r. IA 4e.. ~
b - :! 8 g: e |: & III > = {:
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y
No. 203 Broad street, Richmond, Va, with view to
chsuane his business will sell from this time to the
10th day of August, his large, varied and beautiful
stock Of
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST. The goods then remaining on hand, will
be closed out at public auction.
All persons desiring to purchase Dry Goods OF
superior quality will hers find sufficient inducemsnt
to make an investment, he intends to be very ss-
commodatng. and wants to save - much expense %
wise .-call and examine for yourselves.
N. B. The store now occupied BY me viii be for
rent after the let of September. 1t i excellent
location for dry goods store for which purpose IL
has been occupied BY me for upwards of u yesr..
NV N-3m m. w. ROSE.
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NOTICE.-.The nrm of BROOKS, BRIlLs
IN = WALLER win mot b. dissolved I'll hazther
notice We viii q early day eloss out stoek u
Goods e anetion, 70 maks room for our assenorA