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iCHEsTERFIELD G. H Oct. oath, 1856
The trial Of Moses Strat.on, for killing Henry F.
Miller, in August last has been progressing to-day
before Judge Nash. All the testimony on the part
of the prosecution has been heard, and one of the
witnesses for the prisoner, when the Court ad-
journed to-day. The defence ojected to the intro
duc.ion of the dying declarations of the deceased
10 the cause of the ARRAY, and the discussion of
the points of law involved, occupied many
hours. Judge Nash finally determined that they
might be given in evidence. Miss Cosby sister in.
law of the prisoner, and heretofore a witness for
the prosecution, the only spectator of the ARRAY
will be examined on behalf of the prisoner to NOR.
row.
On the opening of the Court on Wednesday, q
youth, named Granger. was tried for stealing
Watch. There was but little delay in this trial
the prisoner having confessed the crime He was
found guilty. (of course,) and his term of confiue
ment fixed by the jury at one year in the State
Prison He is only thirteen years of age, and
small at that. His story is. that he was prompted
to the commission of the act from necessity ha wing
little clothing, &c, to wear His case excites the
sympathy of every one, and believe it is the in.
tention of the people to petition the Governor to
pardon him
The weather has been disagreeably cold, but the
interest 10 the murder trial does not seem TO abate
Yours, FOUR EYES
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IMPORTING GUN AND
~ SPORTING ESTABLISHMENT.
SAMU EL SU II III E RI, AND

Importer and manufaciur.r Of GUNS, RIFLES,
PISTOLS, GUN Materials, and the finer descrip-
tioAs OF CUTLERY, No 1872 Main street, Richmond
Virginia. asks the attention of the Southern public
to his large and we'll selected stock of goods He inn
ports directly from Europe and IL Therefore enabled
Ing Canes. &c upon az reasonable terms as aim
liar goods be purchased in the Eorths cities.
psri.nes in .b tIsas a.s HE sse LOG
ed to the of the Southern public than gen
erslly be found in the largest importing houses in
necessary to psrtcularizs his stock. Suffice It to
say that comprises every article in the trade iron,
Peicusious caps up to the larees9Swivel Guns. He
asks call from Southern Merchants and Others With
the assurance that both prices and goods shall Prove
satisfactory &C 25---5s*
ITO HPORTsMEN OF THE FIkLD.--
i GUNS! oUNs!! GUNS!!!-The subscriber
has just opened large and splendid assert eut Of
Double and Single Guns imported direct from the
manufacturer. These guns were manufactured ex-
pre- ssy 70 my order and made in such . that
th.y may be submitted - II 49,
Also, Colts Repeating Pistols, ALIENS Revolveru,
ana a every description Of pistols now in u.e
- JAMES WALSH,
oc zo-IN doers above St. Charles Hotel.
CHEAP GOODS, ca ZAP GUODS.-.We
De LANES and English Mehnos; also another lot Of
these cheap De Baees ct l2A cents and large sun
Ply Of Needle- Work Gooda black Velvet and Bonnst
mention.
We are consfantly receivina new goods, which 10
are selling &C extremely low prices. - :
J. n. ROsEEBAUn,
oe 70 100 Broad street
G0DDS FOR nlENs' AND BOYs5 WE1N
Hana.ome smsli checked and solid color Caaei.
meres snd Twseds. black and coorsd Cloth and Doe.
s1.ns s,ik satin and velvet vestinu Non shrinhins
ri.1IsI onins and Drswsrs, Cotton aud Wcolen
ala ness, With large supply Of eervantS Goods
n. ROsENBAUA,
100 Broad street,
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DIED,
30,
). STEELE. IL the s1ss

Yssts.dsy, Oct, 24th, GEO. STAELI, n The slst
ysai Of hissg NssA
His faasral vim tsks place from the sseosd Eap-
tise Church, on Sunday morning. at IL o'cioek.,-
Friends and ssqusinancss invited to attsnA with
out further notice.
~ FunKRAL DfscoulsE.-A sermon win be dc
livered in the United Presbyterian Church. By the
Pastor on SABBATH morning, 18th inst, ct II eek,
In improvement of the death. of Mr.. MINEayA u.
KILLER, wife Of Dr. a. @. Miller, who departed this
life in Buckingbsn on the 18th Of August Frisnds
and sequintances are invited to attsnA. szy
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MARINE NHW q,

New YoRK, Oct % = sehrs Gen Worth Dobbins.
Fredericksburg; New York, Bingham, Richmond
PRovIDENcE, Oct 2l.-Arrived, schrs. Stranger of
Sandwich, Blackwell, Nansemond, Va; Minerva L
Wedmore Robinson, Smthfeld, Va.
schr. John Randolph, bound for Rishmond, ashore
below Cape Henry; is a centre-board vessel of lI8
tons register built at Baltimore in 1856 where she is
owned, rating Az, and valued ct &h5OO There is an
insurance in New York of = 74o on her cargo
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The Fnfra.


We know no "sign of the times more cheering
to Virginia, more replete with happy auguries of
the future, than the pervadipg and general interest
manifested by our people in the Agricultural and
Mechanics Fairs We invite to this fact the spe
cial attention of those who suppose that Virginia
always has been and always will be q land of pro.
ftless distractions It is evident that the public
mind of Virginia is awake to great, practical inter
iests. If the days of chvalry have passed, the
days of common sense and practical utility have
arrived. Our internal improvements show the
right spirit, and it is not from any lack of en-.
teprise, but simply because of local r;valres that
those improvements have not produced their
proper and legitimate results. The money ex.
pended upon railroads and canals, If concentrated
! upon one or two leading lines would have united
g us long ago with the teeming West, and poured
flood of revenue into our empty exchequer. Hap.
ply, In the great revival of the Agricultural and
Mechanical interests, there has been unity Of SEN
timent and Of action. The crowds nightly drawn
to the Mechanics Fair, and the multtudes that
will swarm our streets to witness the great Agri.
cultural exhibition, furnish gratifying and trium-
plant proofs that Virginia is upon the right track
for the development of her industry, wealth and
royvar
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~ Ladies, Furs. egg 1Aiss
STONE MARTIN, l tt.'e.Ft s=.
~ ROCK MARTIN, 81. e sfa s e
-,-..f MINK, .s..,-r 80. &. .
+. yietorines and Tippsts.
SATIN DELAINES, g f.sf
Lace Curtains, ...-.... 81.
Muslin Curtains,
Cornice, 0.s
seq Trimmings of all kinds.
VELVET CLOAKS, very elegant, 81 -
n Velvet Cloth Closks, ~ H EH5.-s-if
Black Cloth Cloaks, 49,, 81 as4
Misses Closks, yENl
s.-. -.-.ea1ss -l-.l Shawls in great variety.
FRENCH EMBROIDERY, -s
Point Lace Sets, t...-t =,
Lace Capes,
Lace Collars,
-l' '-5 Black Laces,
+fV Linen Trimmings, new,
and in general stock the greatest and most select
riety they have ever offered.
THOMAS r. PRICE L co.
They just completing the receipt of their stock,
bought within the last two months and In addition to
the well known ntion which they have paid for
years to the most elegant goods for ladies and families,
they would call special attention to goods for farmers
of the best qualities and at the lowest prices
BLANKETS,
SERVANTS CLOTHING,
c22-lm : - COTTON, &c.
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steam asaiust Water Power

The Scientific American expresses the opinion
that an abundance of cheap fuel, and steam mower
possess the greatest advantages for manufactu.
ring purposes. In the year 1900, there were onlv
three steam engines in the United States now
they number tens of thousands There are var;
Gus manufactures. however, adds the American
which need considerable water to carry on, sucbas
calico printing, bleaching, carpet weaving wooden
cloth making, &c, &c. The securing, washing
and dying require much water; but then, with
steam, such factories can be heated, the goods
boiled and dried, and taking the expense of keep
ing dams and water wheels in repair, the American
Is Of opinion that steam power, when fuel is che.p
- TO be preferred in nearly every case 10 water
power. Al any rate, there can be no doubt bnt
steam factories must increase in or near our coal
regions and ultimately these will become the rrest
seats OF American manufactures; lust as the coaI
Fegions Of England have become the centre Of
manufactures in that country. And a. We have
the largest coal fields In the world, and these
scarceiy touched yet by the tool of the miner. Il
makes us hold our breath to Contemplate the vas,
manufacturing power-the hundreds of Shefielfis
1lrminghams, Manchester. Leeds and GLASGOW
mat VIII yet arise in country and make n n
s.eonnt OF IL cheap fuel the greatest manufaetn.
Hns nation on the globe.
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SnfrifuaIisuu.

The Philadelphia Bulletin devotes nearly a
column to the various superstitons in America.
prominent among which is Spirit Rapping, which
it appears, has made rapid strides among large
numbers Of the American people.
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MARRIED.
sf S'


- IA -, Il Glover Fislds Afl0k!s eesnty,
" lhs 81 Mr.. =. Boyden, Dr.. yo =. 0AnD.
NEe, e. city. 70 Miss lDADEkk4Cr ea1Rsef
Of FIX N6ason, Esq Ns.
On Thurpdsv evening. 2h ina by the Rev. d.
Burrows, Mr. JAMES w. JERFRIEb 30 Mn. bU-
eAN @. ROGERS, al Of tbs city
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AND AMBRoTyPEs-The present manager has been
Engaged IN the business IS years. His pictures are
on exhibition at the Mechanics Fair, and at ~ Main
street. The public cordially invited to call and
ALBERT LITCH. Manager.
Photographs copied from Deguerreotypes, any aise
desired. oc zo-ot"
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~ pMsCoLIs BALM OF THOUSAND
.Ao~ En- . cents psr bottle only. The mort
s'esAeis Dsntri6es and Cosmssis that ever the AT
.s.,s spnsa ensmissy has produced. clesnsins the
assnns the gums, and impartins fragrance and
r.eus.,,. = = Otherwise offensive breath. which too
~ ~ esssts' without the persons knovlea,s -
.or sale in Richmond BY 4. DUOuEsNr g.
s.'ss. .na b Drussisss generally. sla'h
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MssuuEHREsx gAYHls, GLUKTEN 80
p "a Clint. Il iss 1opss. I'd Cybsba md C
q 81 sas. sfoa received snd n, ~ NJ
:. :. ficoT, Dugxist.
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Later from Kansns.

ST. LOUIS Oct % --Advices from Topeka, Kan.
sas, to the 10th inst say that Free State Conven-
ton was held there to-day, 1t which it was decided
not to hold an election for electors of Presdent and
VieePresident on tho 4th of November. Mas
Convention of freessers Is called. to be held at
Big Springs, ON thu 18th instant, for the purpose
of providing for the election of Delegate to Con-
Rress the election of ]. w. Whitfield being repu-
dated by them. % ~
An emigrant train of nearly three hundred per.
sons arrived at Topeka, on the 18th, via Nebraska
under the direction of Col Eldridge. They were
all arrested by the regular troops and carried in
prison ers, but discharged on arrival
: The grand jury were finding Indictments against
the Free. State prisoners charged with murder,
and the trial was to begin on the 18th.
! W. F. M Army. from the National Kansas Com
mittee arrived at Topeka the 18th, to ascertain
the condition of the settlers and effect arrange
ment with the State Central Committee for mutual
cooperation. tsst ae sf3tg3 H Ef'9 s@l
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/ wTrustee,s Saie--14O acres Of ia1d In
Henrico comfy at auction-We invite attention to
our sale THIS DAY, upon the premises. commen,
in Henrco county about two miles from the city, and
adjoining the lands of Messrs. B w. Roper, w.
Green, James Malone and others. For further par
ticuIers refer to the auction column ofthis paper
~ TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
90 9s-Jt Ast Auctioneers.
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xnLH0RAP1zfo NHw8s
nnPoRT1DPOR THE D1erAToM
ADDITIONAL. BY THE ARABIA.
FINANCIAL dFF1TRS IN EUROPE, &C., &c.

HALIFAX, Oct 24-The Losdon papers receiv-
ed by the Arabia are Aled with discussions on the
financial prospects Of Europe
The TiMes says that the n6xt monthly retains
OF the Banks OF England and France MN be look
Cd for with greater anxiety than ever befcre.--
Il 10 expected that the next returns Of the Bank
OF England viii show . remarkable diminution In
the amount of unemployed notes. II says that on
single day applications for discount advances arc
known 70 have exceeded . million pounds and In
other instances have been extremely large. The
greater part Of these would have to be paid the
Monday following simultaneously with the falling
due of the dividends 1t In therefore plain that the
public will not find relief from that quarter.
Prof. Morse had demonstrated the practicabilty
Of transmitting electric communication across the
Atlantis. ta4
NAPLES.
II IL reported that the King of Naples asks to
take part In the new conversation at Paris
THE LATEST. 4a
LONDON FRIDAY.-There 10 great activity In
business with increased confidence. @AF
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OniciaI Returns from Pennsylvania.

PHlLArELPHTA UCt. Z4.-IHe CUmPIeto 0oIuo-
cratic msjorities in this State are:
For Canal Commissioner. -2774
Attorney General .32O7 =
Surveyor General. .3735 Z
In the State Senate the Unionists' have ma
iortv of and in the House of Representatives the
Democrats have majority of 3, giving the latter
a majority of on joint ballot. VS.
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IN THE GREAT SOUTHERN ~

IN TIE GREAT SOUTHERN
ELL HAT AND CAP MANDATORY 3%S
AANn DEPOT.-JOHN DOOLEY, 81 10y
Main street. has now reaey for the Winter Trade Of
and Gentlemen's
Flu RS.
entirely new of the latest Styles and of every de.
scription. Amongst them are
Lynx Capss, Manhllas Mantalets, Victorines, Tip
pets. Gauutlets and Cuffa -
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~ Ambrotypes, DaAuerreotyPes, sot al
szos and styles, taken at M. +. SIMONs' old stand,
ISL Main. one door below 18th street
PREMIUM FLESH CoLoRED DAGUERREoTYPss,
AMBRoTYpss colored in oil and put up In the
French style Something ne and tasty, call ana GET
ONE.
oc 23--3t*e ''-' fOWEhS, operator.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-On Tuesday night last,
Lewis B. Norwood of Granville, N. c., who was
in rood health two hours before, was reported by
his negroes to have fallen in the fire and burnt
himself to death. The neighbors, on examining
the body, found several slight burns but singular
to saw, neither his clothes nor head were even
scc-ched II ia supposed he was murdered
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Menroe Ward Democrstic visila nee
CoMMIfrEE.--This committee will meet To-
NIGHT at Schadd's Hall, on Brosd street, at half
past o'clock, st which time the District Committees
will please be prepared with their reports.
oc 25-lt L. w. 0LAZEBROOK, Chairman.
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vAlI1ly

z WAMxg
;rx55fED-x 1iTU191 ] : sssessr.
f,s.ckS : 81 = Il 50 as65npif = slsessisns--
s;.sn !. * = s'''a J. as s;is y 9
W1NTED.-An rst-rnGe = G TlRI1R.-
DE Shet eSa come well ssSommsn6sd WIN
hesr Of Immediate smploJmsnt aad god wsess
a aR IRsyy. & ,s..s..l..s z os:..
w sh soSd, study iouneym@u fsantsfs s.n hssfl
asa1y job q god 1 1eHss Y cSsIesc ss1Z 2
sc list Lombard street. Peteysesys We:
WANTED...re hire fsF Shc bsiesce -
Nv tie year, . good Cook. Ironer and Washsr.. APP
y corner Of Goth and Trsnhln streets sssoSS ten
'" e a4--at. - "a. :
TWANTEO-.Te hire = 1cnteei Wee Narss.
w white eoleyed, fora .youns infant for which i
liberal price viii bs paid, II immediate gRtSsson
,. o @ ss. e los c.rys.
TEANTED--A white Oiri fGermsn pre-
wv fsrred| to de some housswork and plain sewing
None need apply bat what can come vel recon-
m e 3d.. App'y'0 No s. 5, ii a.ia s street
ITANTED, A SITUATiON-.As nnnBager
w Of large market garden farm, by thorouehly
competent man to manage either OF the sDr avia
VXTANTkD, LAND WARRANTs.-:I an
LAND IWARRANTs.a Persons who deal 10 them,
and ali others who have them for SALE VIII 90 We,
by calling on me before they disposs OF them' Csi
at WIN, -HURLEY's ExchaDee Once, % MAN st-
opposite the St Charles Hotel Richmond va
FOR RENT-Two lodging rooms over my ONES.
VX7ANTED.-Ae situation as FARM MANA
wv GER for the ensuing year. have been doinf
business of the kind for fifteen years and fatter my
self to understand the business PERFECTLY and can
rive a pretty good character - Manager ANY one
wishiue such . person. will please cal on Col s. =
MYERS at the Broad street Hotel for further part'
cuau 49, 70 49,
a WANT ED INN KDIATkL w.
FIVE UNDRED YOUNG MEN. 70 serve
N in the UNITED STATES MOUNTED
cN SERVICE, In Kansas, Nebraska, Caller.
MIA Netc Merico and Teras. Pay from sl2 to $24
uer month according to the rank and the capacity
the soldier Horses, accoutrements clothing food
and medical attendance, furnished free OF charge
No deduction of wages on account of sickness.
: - - ~. eit, ALSO, &
( Wanted Immediately, few MUSICIANS for the
BANDS OF THE MOUNTED REGIMENTS, and
few BOYS Of good character, between the are OF
fourteen and eighteen years. to learn music to whom
win be given the PAY AND EMOLUMENTS of the
soldier and they will also rcsive MUSICAL AND
MILITARY education free Of charge.
82 will be paid to any person bringing an accepted
Re eruit to this Rendezvous s .s
For further information, apply at the Rendezvous
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, hich-
mond. Va sivl. - &C 4--ooRlL
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= WANTR INIM KDIATEL w.
= FIvEHUNDRED YOUNG MEN, 70 serve
IN 4, ~. TINTED RTATES MOUNTED

Y LOMANS DIGEST, volumes now Edition
M1TTHE VS. DIGEST, volume volume in
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raj Index to Grattan's Reports. By John M Pat
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edition IL much larser than the former
billiard on Real Property. New Ed, 8 vos,
Prisons ON Contracts 2 vols, 11.c0
SMITHS Leading Cases vols, new Ed, with
Notes much enlarged. I.0,. Z;
TIDDS Practice an entire new edition. ves''
SAUNDERS on Pleading and Evidence. vols,
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WHHRTONS American Law Of Homicide. $50.
WHARToN { STILES Medical Jarisprudenos.
A {: Esnity q New Ed with American Notes.
HIRRIsoN's Digest, at greatly reduced price. 7
HILL EIi. on Trustees. with Notes by Wharton. 50.
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BROOM'S Commentaries on the Common Law
LEADING Criminal Cases. By Bennett u Heard.
ROBINSON'S Practice vols, IL 90.
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All the new Law Books, and the new editions of
Law Books received as soon published
" From the prices annexed liberal discour
will be made for cash.
The above, with many others, are to be found at
d a1e GEO M. VESTS
Publishing and Law Bosk-selling House,
s-..t and Exchange Place, i4th ct.
N. B. Orders received by mail or otherwise
promptly attended to. oc 25-1t
EAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE ON
WEST OF RICHMOND.-The subscriber having
determined to remove to Richmond to engage ia
mercantile pursuits 10 desirous of selling the Farm
which he resides, located above 1t contains Is
acres Of which about 45 cleared, the bal.
is wood and timber. The buildings the place
consists of an excellent Brick Dwelling, containing
IL ,ooms, now in good repair, besides the usual
baildings all of which are in complete ordsr, and
is good peach and apple orchard the place. The
place is well known, that further description il
deemed unnecessary. Persons disposed to purchase
are requested to view the place.
For terms, apply to the subscriber, or to Messrr.
GoDpIN APPERsoN.
oc 25-2awlm JNO r. WREN
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CPOkTING APPARATUS sc. Nc,-E,n.
- POWDER FLAsKS and SHOT BELTS. Rim
BAGS, ELYSf CENTRAL FIRE PERCUsSioN
CAPS, Gun Wads, English Sporting Powder. Das
Calls Collars and Chains Gold land Silver Moun.ss
Walking Canes, with and without Sworda Row
Knifes, Huntsu1an Horns, together with fps A.
ortment Of Pocket Cutlery for sale by
JAMES WALSH
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NMALL FARM NEAR RHOOK PI1SE
- ROAD, 2f NILES ABOVE RICHMOND Fok
SALE The subscribers are authorized 10 ali in in
small Farm, now occupied By Mr Thomas M q Gu, sn'
GER lccsed above and adjo'uing the farm Of iao
A. Parker. Esq II contains u acres il well encsss
an has on it an excellent Framed Dwellin, fn.r
containing rooms. There il well of weter in H.
yard. The neighborhood 10 good, and the plses re-
marks5le healthy. Apply to.
2l-6s G0nnfN A. AppERcnN
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YX7ANTED.-A sifuatiOn MS FARM MANA
hu.iness Of the Kind for fifteen years and fatter my.
sef TO understand the business perfectly, and can
give pretty good character q Manager Any one
MYERS at the Brood street Hote for further parti.
cuars. sgf5s so Io.--.s
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& HIRTs, SaIR rS.--I invite he after
~ ton of Gents to my large sud vsred ..sortnsrt
pressly for my sses and every instance wtRRAsrrp
TO FIT. Also, large assortment of mERlNO UN-
DERSHIRTS and DRAWERS for white. wear
w. r. OWENS
ec25-4t Opposite American Hotel
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EAMILY GKOCERIES.-We offer fer
l. sale. low for cash:
Todd's Hams Shoulders and Breast Pieces
Prime Goshen Butter
Finest qualities Green and Black Tesl
Olive Oil, Cstsup and Pickles
Family Flour in barrels and bags
Nc. Mackerel, in kits
Woods Roe HerrinRs,
Together with other goods, forming completes stock
of Family Stores. r. MCCARTHY SON
F. e-- s@E No. III Broad street,
Or 25 --et Nearly rppositA Dangt
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T OTIS FOR X Knit AT THE FAIR
IL GROUNDS.-The subscribers have nu nber Of
lots suitable for stands opposite the gate of the
Horse Lot on franklin and Belvdere streets Apply
at the National House, corner of Brosd sEi 7h
streets, to EDWARD G. FRANKLIN, or
&C 25-2t+ JOSEPH HALEY.
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RUTTER AND HACON..-FresS 0ie1r.
- tain and Goshen Butter; prime new Buck vhea Al
IN bags Todd's extra sugar Cured Family Hsms;
also lot of Country Cured Family Hams; Beet
oe 25-ass SAMPSON JONES. A,.,.