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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06
Trustees Sale of Land.

PY virtue ola Decree of the High Court
- of Chanccry Of Maryland and suisse
quent order thereon by the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, in Chancery, the undersigned,
as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, ON
Tuesday, December 9Th, 1856,
at the Court House door, in Elkton, all that
tract or parcel Of Land, called ".4NTEGO,"
lying and being in Cecil county. about three
miles from Elkton, on the public road from
Marley Mills to North East, which road
passes through it. 1t is bounded by lands
Of VIM. G. Glenn, John W. Holt and others,
and contains about
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-06
ALEXANDER EVANS,
REMOV a T

R REMOVAL.
NV M. J. JONES has removed his law
w Office to the first story ofs.The esil
Whig' Building. where he may always, he
found ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov, lO-tf,
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HAVE YOU 81 BSCRIBED IN TIE
Cosmopolitan Art AssO Station

E>oR TIE THIRD YEAR?-SEE THE Rare
J. INDUCEMENTS The management have the
pleasure of announcing that the collection of
Works Of Art isned for distribution among the
subscribers whose names are received previous to
the 2Sth of January, 81 is much larger and tnore
costly than on any previous year Among the
leading works in Soul pture-execued in the finest
Marbles the new and beautiful Statue of tho
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CHlLLS AND FEVER:

Oct 4th, is56-3m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
YsBy telegraph.

u,-,xoag Nov. 17.--Flour unchanged NJ
~h..t 81 47aI.5o; white eI570l.sa. Yellow ana
white ecrn 6ea6S.
Nsw YoHg, Nov. u Flour declinins state 80 s ~
sae ss southern &7Io17<5 White wheat o. o.;
red ri IS Corn has an upward tendency; mixed ~
stocks active, Virginia Sc $751;
New ORLEANS MARKETS, Nov 14.-Sales to-day OF
50 SEQ bales of cetton. The steamers news caused
greater firness and prices sitter, but quotably
unchanged; middling lIi9ll4. Sales q the week
IS, coo ba'es Stock at New Orleans Ss SEQ bales :.
Receipts ahead OF last year Is geo bales G,oseo
tendency and 10 s8l0 cts lower. Com isdull at 90
c,s Coffee closed finn at II CT. for Rio; ssles
ofthe week 10 500 bags receipts tor last week "a ooe
bass stcak In New Orleans 500 bags; sales to-day
4oo bag. at Ioa cts Freishts are easy Exchange on
London l03.
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M lND we'll the place, for ID i. true,

1vl Great bargains are in store for youm
SCHAAP CO. selling the most fashionable
patte ms of Glass Butter, Preserve, Pickle and su.
gar Dishes; Lager Beer and other Tumblers end De.
csnters; Cream and Water Pitchers; Goblets Wine
Glasses, Egg Cups, Salt Cellars etc Looking Glass
es breken ones repaired land Clocks; No Fvonstone
China Plates and Dishes ETC.; richly guided and or
namented Flower Vases and other PaIlor ornaments;
Walters; Fluid and Oil Lamps and thousands of other
articles at prices SO and 10 cents lower than they
generally can be bought for Our cash purchases on
Northern auctions, enable US to defy competition.
complete assortment. Please call at the French
Confectionery and Variety Store, corner Broad and
Third streets. oc2O
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NOTICK--sOMkTHING NEW.-The IN.

NOTlCE.-sOmETHI NEW.-The un.
dersigned take leave to inform their friends an
the public in general, that they have established
VINEGAR MANDATORY at Rockets, Rich
mond, Va, and are now prepared to fill any orders
at the shortest notice. long experience in the ba
sness enables them to manufacture and sell at az
reasonable prices, and quality equal to any if not su
Perior 70 Northern brands. They expect to meet
kind patronage of the public, and in particular from
our mercantile community. all orders they may
be favored with, will be executed with promptness
and at the lowest terms. Orders received at Mr.
A BODEKERS Drug Store, or directed to the Arm
Box No. 40. Post Office Richmond, Va.
Respectfully,
oc 28-lm" BRANDT L. BOTHER
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PEOPLE WHO LIVE WITHOUT WATER -'The
day before we reached Orange River" says An
Africa, I'VE fell In with a kran of Hottentots,
whom to our surprise, we found living In local.
~ altogether destitute of water! The milk Of
their cows and goats supplied its place Their
cattle, moreover, never obtained water, but found
substitute in a kind of ice plant, (messembryan
theum) of an exceedingly succulent nature, which
abounds In those regions. But our own oxen, not
accustomed to such diet. would rarely or never
touch it. Until had actually convinced myself
as had often the opportunity of doing at an after
period-that men aud beasts could live entirely
without water, should. perhaps, have had some
difficulty In realizing this singular fact
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HUMoR IN RAGS "A little thin old man, with
rag bag in his hand picking up large number of
small pieces of whalebone which lay in the street.
was asked how he supposed they came there -
Don't know he replied, in a squeaking voice
but spect some unfortunate female was wrecked
hereabout somewhere
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DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA-About three
weeks since a boy named Devereux, about nine
years of age, living in Philadelphia, bitten by
a dog. The boy felt serious Inconvenience
from the wound until within a few days when he
was attacked with the hydrophobia, and after suf
fering horribly from the disease, he died Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

EARLY TRANSLATION OF THE Bible The
translation of the bible was begun very earlv in
the kingdom. Some part of 1t was done by King
Alfred Adelmus translated the Psams into
Saxon In 900 Other parts was done by Edfred,
or Egbert 705; the whole by Bede In 1887 Ire
visa published the whole Ia English. ETindall s
translation appeared in 1884. was revised and al
tered In 1888, published with . preface Of Gran
mer's In 1S49. and allowed to be read in churches.
In 1851 another translation was published, which
being revised by several Bishops was printed
with their alterations In 1860 In 1913 new
translation was published by authority, which Is
that In present use. There was not anv trans
atiou Of into the Irish language till 1885. The
ton Of It into any language till 1795.-Jenocays
NorEs
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WHITE MEN DIsFRANCHIsED.-It is said that
400 persons in Connecticut ere deprived of their
votes last month, by the new constitutional pro-
vision requiring that they should know how to
read and write in order to vote
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Il will tell you, SIR" said Mr.. Person. to an IN
fedged poet, what think of your poetical works;
they will be read when Shakspeare's and Millions
are forgotten" every eye was instantly turned
upon the speaker,) but not till them %
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DEATH OF WELL KNOWN SHIPmAsTER-C.pt
Edward Mellus of Boston, died at Foo-chow-foo, on
the 18th of August, of brain fever. He was chief
and his cool bravery and untirng abors on that oc
cason attracted much attention. At the time of his
death he was master of the steamer Antelope
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SCHOOL OF DESIGN OF THE viR,

SCHOOL OEa DESIGN OF THE ViR:
SGINIA MECHANICS NSTITUTE.-Th school
will be opened on or about the 10Th Of November
merit Arrangements are now being made for a more
thorough and extensive mode Of teaching the pupils
and every thing that will be done to give
satisfaction to all who attend.
The school will be under the direction of Mr.. W.
@. PECIVAL, who will be aided by competent A.
siatsnts. -
TrRMs-e200 per month, payable in advance
Young men wishing to join the classes now forming
will please leave their names at the Office of Mr. Per-
civsl. in Goddn's Building with j. w. Lewellen, at
the Dispatch Office, with either one of the Com
mittse. THOS. SAMSON, )Committee on
q. Y. LANDRUM, School
THOs. h. WYNNE, of Design.
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A TRIBUTE FROM PANAMA. Panama paper
says that piece of stone from the best quarry
along the line of the Panama Railroad was soon
to be forwarded to Washington for insertion in
the Washington Monument
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GREAT AGE.-At the funeral of the late Capt Ca
ryl the other day, in Buffalo, there were fourtee
pail Bearers whose aggregate age is eight hundred
and ninety six years, average age 81 years chaplain
age 81 years. average residence in the city of the pail
bearers 40 Wars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

SEDUCTION BY AN OFFICER.-The Kingston
Herald states that gallant and wealthy officer in
the ninth regiment is to be cashered, for seducng
the daughter of a non commissioned officer, under
circumstances of peculiar aggravation.
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A BIG HAUL-On Tuesday morning between
midnight and daylight, three men, named Bradley,
of East Haverhill, seized two tons of bass in the
Merrimac river, and took them to Newburyport
for sale. They were all disposed of at four cents
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

BRITISH CONSUL AT NEW YoRK-There are va
nous rumors as to the of Mr. Barclay; but
the probability Is that Mr. Fowler who has been act
the appointment. The names of Mr. Consul Burch
of Charleston, and Mr.. John Locke, are, however,
mentioned in this connection
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HORSES FOR CUBA-An enterprising citizen oil
Portland has recently exported several horses to
Cuba, thus opening new and somewhat nove
trade with that Island. The bark Bangor clear
ed yesterday, with six handsome and valuable
horses on board for Cuba.-POrtIQnd (Mel Argns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

Tie Third Avenue horse railroad in New York
have carried 100000 passengers during their
fiscal year, and the total receipts have been near
~ 500, 900.
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CAPTAIN AND ALL HANDs-The schooner
Dandy, forty tons burden. Capt. Currier, arrived
at this port Tuesday from York, with load OF
wool, having no living soul on board but the cap
tain Usually he has carried a cook, but as the
lad WAS sick when he left home he started alone,
being captain. cook aud all hands. aud perform ed
the voyage alone. Who beats thati-NepburypOrt
HraIa
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COMMON SCHOOLS IN North c. RoLINA.-From On
official report by the President of the Literary Fund
of North Carolina, we find that the of one hun.
dred and eighty thousand eight hundred and fifty dol
lars was distributed TO the common schools of the
several counties the current year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

OMNIBUS FARES AND HooPs.-lt is contemplated
says the New York Express raise the price for la
dies fare, with hoops-64 cents for the ladies' and
cen s. inasmuch omnibus holding IL ladies for
merly can now scarcely hold Besides, the gentle
men complain of personal injuries from the hoops.
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my eyes. jack" exclaimed tar. seeing a sol.
der chained to canon ball for punishment, "if
there amt soldier at anchor
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NEW GROCERY AND GULL Mamntb,v II
~ sTORE-Ths subscriber souiar ,n .shi;r ~
lie thar he has recently opened on s nfc.sg AL
between Wall and 18th streets, IT,, .,rsHsl
hand . general assortment Of FAMILY en- ,.i.
RIEs, which he win sell st wholesale 81. ,s,as
accommodating terms. He will sso ~ ell 4
the duties of Commission MercnseEs ,osr,s. "A
piea,ed to receive oonsignmepts Oh 80 81
from his friends. He hss low IN a99asT ST ks i
which he invites an examination from .hs SsgcIE
oc Is DIM j. -
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- THOUGH I live in shc country
In hundred miles dow,
M have my repairing dom always in town.;
= And the brakeman Avail with 10 BAR.
THOLOMEW,
And the work that give him. 10 done up like new
But here would tell you the right Of my tale,
was thrown from my horse right on to rail;
My Watch, 1t went further, smsck into Q ditch
And rusted the works to very bad pitch
I took IL to one, who said I" trade 1t away
But valued the watch, and was willing to pay
When a !r.end told me OF q matchmaker he knew.
And that's how came TO know BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the watch, and some jeweiry hne
And my watch to this day. keep: exce.enr si"o'
WIN J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh and Main streets;
Watches Clocks and Jewery OF all kinds, repair
ed In the best manner and on moderate terms as
any other house Ia the city. A--a-oc 20
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TOHN w. DAVIES
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.

MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Stills, de
Buryng Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by the MechsnisS In
stitute and Agricultural Society Of Virginia.
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oc 8-lm'

NOVEMBER Izth. 1SJ6..-The greatest
Extraordinary Cheap Store, 205 Broad st. Grow ds
iockine TO his store to some of his great
bargains. He has beeu'iful assortment of rich Col
lara; Sleeves; Bands; Embroidered Skirts; Iufsnts
Waists Infant Dresses; Ribbons; Feathers; Ruchea:
Vevets; Sstins;s Blond Laces Edginss and Foutnes.
Flowers Trimmings for Dresses, Cloaks and Man.
tes Black Silk; Irish Linens and thousands of other
articles to be sold at such low prices to astonish ali
who may call AS not 10 make any mistake in his
store look At the sign and number which il
nol7 Il. G0LDsMiT. 205 Brood street
pAHKER NiMaIU & CO, No. I43 la
a. gle squsrs offer at very prices q large lot OF
Use. Lace CoIlars and sets no Is
RACON..-:sO Hhds prime bright and dry
cincinnati cured sidss, clear Of back bone, for
.es ny CHAs r. WORKMAN Il Co
w +. PERKINS a. co No. I4I Ia
co,h ne square, are now offering gre bar aims IL
81 fsweI and MORE ANTIQUE Cioaks; Stella
49, and tisin Wesi Shawls; Gold Dor Tered
20 scsris, large assoI tnent; Velvet Bordarea
oIoehe small ScaIis; wide Black and Colored
tiaa ~ tof osks-to which they invite the attep
---- - no Is
SrOGhS FOX sALK.-. Vir-i.I. G..1s
Stock Bank Of Virgins stoct. ~ s'A'e
oea z. II MAUkY Cos
-1ensnse and stock Brokers
Ill Al. o. = Up tiercs. .aperior FAINT,
aoH caAs. 7. wosrHAn RI
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NC, NO, 0c'
ALSO,
Wolf Buffalo, Rscoon Badger
Leopard and Jennet Robes
Fur and White and Pink Swansdown Trimmings
MuHs, Gentlemen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest. 10.
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$3.50 Prizes amounting to-. $204,
Whole Tickets 10. Halves s, Quarters 2.5e.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
1000 numbers. sponding with those on the
Tickets are placed in wheel The first 2l6 prizes
are placed in another wheel. number is drawn
from the number wheel, and at the same time prize
10 drawn from the other wheel The prize drawn is
placed against the number drawn. This operation is
repssted until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers to those drawing the first 6 prizes, will be
titled to the "a Approximation Prizes according to
ono prizes ofS40 will be determined by the
last fgure of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, if the number drs wing the 900 priza
ends with Ne l. then all the tickets where the NUN
Der ends in will be entitled to S4e. Ii the number
ends with No 2, then all the Tickets where the mum.
0'' 'A-' INDUCEMENTS no CLUBS
As, by this scheme, one ticket in every ten ID qua
ranteed to draw 10, we will sell certificates Of pack
ages of 10 Tickets at the following rates, which il
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
csstsssss Of Racsasss of 10 Whole Tickets
10 Half so
I" 10 Quarters I" Is
1t will be perceived by this plan, that for $50 the
ne buys Tickets he would only get for that six
Wheles thus by buying Certificates he hes four
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
dered the receipt of which they will be forward
ID by first neil.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
70 purchasers Immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signature
plain, and give their post office, county and State
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
u All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid immsdi-
ately after the drswing-othsr prizes at the usual
time ofS0 days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed
either to S.SWAN & CO, Atlanta Ga
OCT or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
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rINHE NIGHT SCHOsBL of the ME CHA !
L MICS INSTITUTE will open TOMORROW
NIGHT, "wednesday in the basement of the Uni
verselist Church, Mr.. C. P. BURRUSS, Principal
Teacher All apprentices and others who wish to at
tend scholars, must procure their certificates of
membership before tbst time, none will be othsr-
wise admitted. Certificates may be had of Mr.. SAM.
UEL s. CoTTRgLL, Man street iSth or OF
J. w. LEwELLEN. the Secretary, who eau be found
at the Exhibition Hall overthe First Market, 18th
and Main streets Parents and Masters should see
that their boys are startsd at the commencement of
the School, in order to get the benefit of the entire
session. &C i4-tf
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NOAH WALKER & CO.,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

NOAH Walk CIR q CO.,
CLOTHIERS, No So Main st.,
Branch of the Baltimore House, )-Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens Of Richmond and is
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
eisn Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings they are ena-
bsd to offer unusual inducements to customers, who
are most respectfully solicited to give US cali be-
fore purchasing. &C 14-1v
WI OF RICHMOND.-This Company insures eve.
~ description of property against loss or damage by
ire or the dangers Of the sea.
No charge is made for the Policy.
Office, for the present, on the East side Of 18th st.
near MAN, up stairs.
TORS:
VIM. H. Christian, VIM Breeder,
John Purcell Thomas 4. Price,
VIM. g. Paine, Jas. Thomas Jr,
Lewis Glnter, John Currie, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
james L. AppenoR VIM. H. Haxall,
Roscoe Hsa John d. Quarles,
John Dooley, David ]. Burr,
Richd o. Haskins, Larkin w Glazebrook,
Lewis D. Crenshsw, D. Won Grooming,
Joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John c. Snton, Ed. II. Skinker
al a. PL 2zsasll President.
J.H. MONTAGUE, sec'y. au5-ts
Ia - S & r E6 Is NHKr RoHKf
10 FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE DAI-
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,) BETWEEN
t1CHMOND, BALIIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Over the Richmond, Fredercks
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River.
seventy-fve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington ffty-ive mies-ln
all $50 miles, in hours being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, A. NJ. and u P. NJ, and bag
gage under charge of special aents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
FARE.
70 ashlngtcn.
DhitHHOTe ouU
fnlaQelpna, 8Vu
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, is now undergoing rela Half
oft being already completed with an edge rail of
perior quality and more than million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported this route it is hoped and believed
chat will be induced, by the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement the signature of
"H. ID. Whitcomb Super't," TO select the longer
and more circuitous route, referred to therein The
R. & F. P R. r. has been in operation for twenty-five
years. and in all that time passenger has either been
killed crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise which is without parallel in the history OF
railroads in this country. s. RUTH,
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION.
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TOR SALE.
l. 10000 City of Richmond per cent, long and
short dates
10000 State of Virginia per cent long and short
dates
10000 Central Bonds
5000 South Side Bonds.
iy 2l-ts C. w PJJRCETJ. b On
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0VNT ORI,RAsE-At the y

<.s FOR RENT OR LBAsE-'At 1a e.
Hs:s ton Of the tenant. the tenement tNo
&sX Franklin street, recently eccupid eS M -
Il. Gary, as grocery. 1t Is situated very ssa
market aud is considered Of the best igea-.
the city for grocery or dry goods store. p's1s
given at one days notice Apply 10 'AA'
PH. AYLETT, Trnstss'
an aAn Law Office, us Main 'trss-
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Eu FANCY FUKS FANCY EUiss <szV,.
Ess We have now open, complete and 1900
AsA1A splendid stock of Ladies' and Children's
Fancy Furs, consisting of the following styles Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Elk. Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian SQUIRREL Golden Fitch; French Martin, and
every other style Of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Chill
dren Also splendid Leopard Wolf and Badger Car
riage Robes and Foot Muffs which have been select
ed fresh from the largest and extensive manu-
factories and will be sold wholesale and retail on
the most favorable terms. Ladies' particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Goods which for neatness style and quality, cannot
be exceed.
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Flats; Chill
Caps (amongst them will be found something entirely
new,) makins of the most complete and selected
stocks ever offered in this market
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGER,
oc II No. 10 Main street
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.l0n b b L. r. CALClNED PLASTER
SOV 500 do Rosndale Cement assorted brands ):
500 bushels PIastering Hair; 50 600 Sawed Lahs,
100 bbls. common Rosn; 200 bales Northern Hnv:
so tons Ground Plaster; Apples, Goldfish, Hake Had
dock and Preserved LObsters in store and fer sale by
BRtDGFORD Co,
no III On the Dock
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entirely new of the latest Styles and OF every DO
soription. Amongst them are r.
Lynx Csuss. Mantillas, Mautalets Victorfnes, Tip
80. fasrnt1st. al CuHa
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANk...CHAR-
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
GINIA.-CAPITAL l00, 600 DOLLARs.-Money re-
ceived deposit in of five dollars and upwards
which interest at the rate of per cent per
is paid, for remaining elk months longer; for
shorter periods interss. the rate of per centum
The whole joint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARKE at the store of Z. B. Spence
corner of Main and Governor streets Richmond Va
SAM'L S. COTTRELL, President
T. B. STARkE, Cashier,
oc I4-3m C.. WALTHALL Secretary.