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Grand Performance
BY THE
Ravel Troupe 2!
4. III zAss RslN !n: ss. ] 81 /.
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT.


GABRIEI. RAyEl, Director and principal pefor.
mer.
Henry WELLS, First Pantomimist and Dancer
Mons. CoLi.ST, Principal Dancer and Ballcs
Master.
Mons. BIoSD1S, First Grand Tight Rope Per,
former.
Mons. DuBoucsEr, Second Grand Tight Rope
Performer.
Mons. GRossI, First Mime Serieux
Mons. GILES, Leader of the Orchestra.
Mons, Philippe, Mons. Julien, Mons Ignaci0.
lie Petit Carlo, La Petit Louis Martinetti.
Tight Rope, Acrobaeic Feat Performers
aud Pantomimsts
Mons. TOLEDO, First Coriphe
MI Celestine FRANcK. First Danseuse.
Miss FRANCIS, Principal Dansense, DomiCar
actere.
NH CAPEr, Second Danseusc, Demi Caractere.
Mile DESIRE, Second DanseuSe and Mime
Nine P. Martinetti,
NJ me j. Martinetti Mines and Corynhcs.
III me Blondin
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

LEIDEsDoRr Estate.-A claim has recently
been set up against this immense estate we
learn from the Alta, by o reputed nephew Of
Leidesdorff, named Leopold Unger. The claim
ant denies that Anna Maria Sparks was the
lawful wife of the father of Leidsdorf and there
fore is not the heir of the estate of her SON.
Unger has filed deed of the property in the
German language in the Recorders Office Of
San Francisco. The deed purports to be Civ.
en- BY the representatives. Of the Lsidsdorff
family in Europe.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

The FRIENDS OF Mr.. WIGGINs.-One
of those touching little incidents which 20
SO far toward rendering life tolerabls came
oft few days since in this place. We're
fer to the presen tation of pair of boots
to Mr.. Virgins by his admirers and
friends. The boots were procured from
one Of the parties to the presentation, by
whom they were originally purchased fol
his own use, but proving little tight
across the toes, were furnished at slightly
reduced price for this interesting occasion
In order that the whole affair should pass
of with the greatest possible eclat, Mr.
Dumpy of Donkeyville, a modest city 10.
eated upon the head waters of Little Deer
Creek, was selected to make tho presen'
tation, which important part he performed
in his usual happy manner. The whole
party then adjourned to one of the eper
bars, and partoek of a collation. Of boilet
ham and whisky toddy. Toasts ant
speeches followed, which we regret tn,
want of space in eur columns to insert.
Another Of our acquaintainces has I
boot-jack which does not answer the pur-
pose for which it was purchased and W,
look for recurrence Of this interesting
ceremony
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THE RAvEL 's.-This celebrated troup,
will appear before the people Of Nevads
fer the FIRST time, on Monday evening
next, in the new Theatre. It is the lar
gsst and best organized company in tn,
State, consisting of twenty-three persons
ladies and gentlemen.
They have been performing below will
great success. We predict for them a,
excellent run in Nevada. 81
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

HOTEL CHANGED. w. Aldrich, the pep
ular landlord Of Metropolis Hotel, retired on
the lst instant, to give place to Mrs. Brooks
Of Sacramento. The Hotel will lose nothing
by the change. A party was given on New
Years Eve by the Propristress, on assuming
charge Of the establishment which was finely
attended, and highly enjoyed by all present.
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and intellect, who viii sompars the sys-
TENS of other states, and not hastily, but
deliberately, as the importance of the sub
jcct demands, frame for us constitution
adapted to our necessities.
We have no doubt the people would
ratify by their votes, such action of our
legislature.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

~ Haskell, the young man whs en-
bezzled the sum Of $4,000 from George
o. Whitney, is said by some to have left
for Nicaragua, by others as about to leave
for the mines to lead life Of honesty, in
dustry and toll.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

BAIL.--An anniversary Ball is to take place
on the 9Th inst. at the house of Slessrs Job &
johnson, Gold Hill. Extensive preparations
have been made grand turn out and pleas.
ant time may be confidently expected. We
know some Of the setters up Of the affair aud
better fellows are scarce.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure on Mon
day of seeing for the first time the forge Of
thought, and shaking the hand of him who
makes the Sierra Citizen, one of the very best
papers in the State. Nature designed McDon-
old for an editor, and education didn't hurt him
q bit
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

ExpLostvK Power OF oFFRosr.-A prom
inent member Of the legal profession, in
this city, whose moral character is in most
respects unexceptionable, has a habit Of
carrying off his neighbor's tobacco pipes,
amounting almost to monouania. Our
friend g. G., we'll known was, who has
sunered somewhat from this propensity,
lately purchased one of Hirschnap,, best
porcelaiAs-of extra capacity. Having
filled tito the brim he left it in a consp;c.
uous place, where it did not fail to attract
the attention of the legal gentleman, at
his next call who, with his usual absent
mindednsss, slowed it away and set off at
once for comfortable smoke in his own
Office. Arriving here, he found several
of his friends gathered around, enjoying
his blazing fire /; and setting himself COST
ly in his easy chair, and elevating his legs
meme of the shortest-hs struck match.
and commenced inhaling the fragrant
weed. "Boys" said he, Familiarity, ga ci-
gar is not to be compared to a pipe on
the contrary '' At this moment
his visitors were startled by loud report,
as ofgunpowdcr, and the bowl of the pipe
dispersed in minute fragments, in all d.
rections. A slight look of astonish me At
came over his features but instantly
recovering his equanimity, he exclaimed,
every singular, very (; l ought to have
thav wed that frost out, before lighting =
Steam is wonderfully explosive"
N. B. Our mersehaum is missing We
have another anecdote for our next
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

Coon MovR.-About dozeL young men oi
our city, on New Years day, bound themselves
under penalty Of $l00 each to abstain from
the use Of all Intoxicating drinks for one year.
Wonder if Miss Pellet was the instigatress oi
the deed,
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

MARYsvILLE DIEEcroRY.-We are indebted
to Sam'l. Colvflle the Publisher, for copy of
the Marysville Directory. The usual matter
OF q Directoryis prefaced by an Interesting
sketch OF the rise and progress Of Marysville,
which alone is Eorth the price Of the book
The work presents fine typographical ap
pearance.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

WHAT CHANGE "A few years since Louis
Napoleon was elected by the suffiages of q
portion of tho French people to the Chamber
of Deputies. While member Of that body
be attempted to make speech, and the whole
vocabulary Of Bilingsgate, was ransacked by
the English and American press to cast ridi-
cule upon the effort, belittle him in the eyes of
the world, and crush the rising fortunes of the
House of Napoleon. No epithet was too vile
to be applied to him on that occasion. But,
behold the change A late speech of the Em'
peror, is characterized by the same journals
that formerly reviled him as beautiful through.
out and its delivery as one of ths most finish.
ed efforts of elocuton. The English present at
the declaration, clapped their hands and shook
up the beef and plum pudding in their bellies
with an sxtacy of JOY.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

SWORD PREsE EsENrATIeN.-A sword was
presented BY the friends of Mr.. Warwick
to that gentleman on Wednesday evening
in the theatre. A neat address was made
BY Col. Taylor, of Downieville, en- the
presentation, which was happily respond
ed to by Mr.. Warwick,
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

WONDERFUL DIscovERy--.ln editor OF o
mountain sheet, lately made the discovery in
advance Of the world, that Milliard Fillmore il
known to favor strongly the Free Soil party
Barnum wants that editor, but lunatc asylum
or the place we read of ought to have him.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

OPPOSITION STAGE LrxE.-It is currently
reported that line of opposition stages will
commence running between this city and Ma
rysville in few days. The line is to be own.
ed by the Propristors of the opposition line
which has been running between Sacramento
and Sarysvie.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

HsA- Nicholson has been remarkably at.
tentive Notwithstanding the cold weather. We
cannot thank him too much, for his prompt.
ness and liberality in supplying missing num-
bers of our exchanges.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

b9We are indebted to Lambert, of the
Pacific Express, for States papers sour
hours in advance Of the stage on Wednes
day evening.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

PERsoXAL.-T. B. Mcfarland Esq. left for
Sacramento on Wednesday morning to enter
on his duties in the Legislat ture. E. G. Waite
Esq. left this morning.
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ceremony

New BANKING HoUsE.-Messrs G. K
Garrison, Charles Morgan, R. s. Fretz,
and W. G. Ralsten, have established q
new house in San Francisco, for the trans
action Of Banking and Exchange business
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-Langton & Co. have laid
this Office under many obligations since our
last issue.
Lambert, of the Pacific Express has left moth
ing undOns in the way of supplying US with
exchanges, &c.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

A HINT.-The experiment of gravel
ling the streets Of Sacramento has been
tried on small scale, the Union says, with
success. There is an abundance Of excel
lent gravel in the vicinity Of Nevada
Bread street and Main street need i'm
provement badly. Would itn be well
to try it here
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

nen- Our thanks are rendered to G. W.
Tallnau, Esq. for list of twenty new subscri,
bers at Alpha. To other friends in the small
mining towns we say, ge, and do likewise.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

FROST BrTTES.-A man named Patrick Car
son was severely frost bitten on the 23rd ult
in going from Red Dog to Negro Flat HI
lost his way in the storm and was out all night
and when found The next day, his feet and
hands were severely frozen.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

"a The basement of the Court House. W,
are informed by the contractor will be com
pleted in about week.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
LANGTON,S
PIONEER EXPRESS +!

DRINCIPAL OFFICES-SAN FRANCISCO Number ia
l. Montgomery street, corner Of Sacramento
SACRAMENTO, corner OF and Third streets adjoin
ing DreIel, Sather Church's Banking House.
DOWNIEvILLB, Main Street, Banking House Of LAve-
TON & Co.
NEVADA, Main street, adjoining Frisbie's Saloon
We will dispatch DAILY EXPRESS FROM NEVADA
TO SACRAMENTO, and the following points
MArysville, Cherokee Corral Fosters BRr
Grass valley, Monte Cristo, Camptorville,
Rough Ready, Eureka North Galena Hill
Orleans Flat Craigs Flat Railroad Hill.
Aoore's Flat, French Corral, Young's Gold Hill
VOL creek, Forest City, Oak Valley,
Snow Point, Minnesota, Smiths Disgings,
GERMAN bar, san Juan, Sweetlands
Eureka South, Chips Diggings, Hess Crossing,
Concord Bar, City of six Plum VALLEY
Scott's Valley, Greenville Goodvears Rsr
kanaka Creek, American Kill DOWNIFvTIIE
ALSO-TO SAN FRANCISCO
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

CHANcE.-As will be seen by advertisement
IN another column Jimmy" has purchased the
stock in trade and good will of Stiles now
Book stere, on Broad street. He will be found
at the old stand the same as ever, only that be
is now prepared to furnish the public with med.
icine for both body and mind.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
Situation Wanted for a Man & wife,

JAMES McNALLY and WIFE are desirous OF
getting situation q. Hotel or Ranch
They can be found at the Oriental Hotel.
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MESS. FREEMAN & CO.'S EXPRESS

To all parts of the ATLANTIC STATES and EURHPE
TREASURE. PACKAGES and LETTERS transmitted tc
and from the above Pontsiwith unrivasd dispatch and
security.
GOLD DUST AND COIN forwarded to all part. Of the
tniied States and Europe insured uninsured at "a
low rates as can be done by any house with security
Our Treasure Expross will always be aceonpaniep os
faithful Messengers.
NOTES, DRAFTS. BILLS. &C. collested or NEGOTIATED
and all orders attended to promptly.
Purchases OF overy description made.
Forwarding OF merchrndize and commissions OF every
nature, attended to with prouptness
s9-GOLD DUST BOUGHT.
RS-CHECKS on SAN FRANCISCO, SACRaENTO AND
MAkYSVILLE
sS- BILLSOF EXCHANGE on TIE ATLANTIC sTATF9
AND EUROPE.
AAcKIE PATTIsoN, AGENTS.
Nevada, January 4. 1855.
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Notice to DeIinuueuts.

FT1HE elnqucnt Tax List is being made out nnd
i will appear in the county papers about the middle
of the pre- sent month. This is therefore notify all
linquens, that il they do not wish to their
print, they would do well to call and tile previous
that time. The Collector win be the sherHs oco in
Nevada dur ing business hours Saturday of
W. w. WRIGHT,
Ex oflcio Tax Collector Nevada Count )
Ncvada December It'd
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

MARR1ED-At Omega, on 9th ult, BY G. W. TAlluan.
Rs7 Mr. FRANKLIN w. HUDSON to Miss ELIZA JANE
SHORT, both Of the former place.
In this city on New Years Eve, Mr.. ALBERT MAU to
Miss oTIII.EGE BETHIN, all of this place.
At Sebastapol In this county by Rev s Elv on tbe
22d December, Mr.. !. W. CHASE and Miss MARTHA
NELSON all Of Sebastopol
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

DiEp-on goth ult, at Montezuma, Mr. HARRY MAR
I'm OF consumption aged about IS years, formerly Of
Mr. Martin leaves a wife and child to mourn their ir
rspairablo loss
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

Billiard SALooN.--Messrs BoLKY & BRoU.
LETTE entertained their friends last evening at
their new Billiard saloon on Commercial street
preparatory to its opening, which will be in
few dnyss The rooms are well adapted to
the purpose and the persons connected with
the Saloon are gentlemanly and Courteous
We bespeak for them liberal patronage.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

WANIED-Two Printers can get a situation for .
w few weeks by application at this oHics
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

NJ CE-Be 1t known that the parnersbip beretofo.
~ ~ existing between II. R. STILES and WTITIGW
G ULLlNGIoN was dissolved by mutual conseut on tba
January 7-3w WN pfrI I,,c r,>-
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ASSignee'S Sale.

RY ORDER of the District Judge Of the I4th Judicial
~ District for Nevada county, in the case Of c ".
1ornen Torn vs. HIS Creditors, shall proceed to SELL sn
ihUKsDAf the 24th inst, at the Oak Tree Ranch
following effects Of the sad c W. Cornell placed in my
hands as Assignee in the said case to-vit
1887 Feet Lumber, 1900 Fence Rails
$50 Posts, Bar Fixtures Household Furniture
II Hogs Groceres,I
"a Pigs, more or lsss,
80 Chickens. and
one 'i1th OF the Claims in tho "AmcrcanyCo.u
Which saids seects will be sold without reserye to the
highest bidder for CASH. " "
Nevada, January 8, ls56--av
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There is ) feet Of snow at Forest city.
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

.e.s.d S Tno h nave not paid their Property Tax as
80 ou -; ios INC current year notified 10 pay the
same me. Immediately ca to avoid legal expenses.
,J ol Dogs running at large in the town of Ne
ua are required 10 comply with the terms of the Or
dinance under pain Of its penalties VI VIZ
January 4-3w DAVID JOJyvr0v 1,L,
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@ Yesterday was lovely day.
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FROM KANSAS Kansas dates to The eth instant
have been received Hayes, the murderer Of Ruff.
Zane, was released on the sth, by Judge Lecompte
on giving bail In the amount of $4,000 Governor
Geary ordered his re arrest. ont he had already
escaped To Missouri. Governor Gea~y threatened
to hold Marshal Donaldson Responsible for the re.
capture of the prisoner
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WATCHES AND .JEWELsY.
60 - -

~ THOUGH i live in the countrs
~ hundred miles dot n,
ENS. have my repairing dom always in towns;
And the trsdesmsn d val with 10 BAR
ThOLOMEW,
And the work that give him, 10 done up like new
aut hei e I would tell you the right of my tale,
was thrown from my horse risht on TO Q rail,
My Watch. It went further, smack into ditch
And rusted the works to q very bad pitch.
I took it to one, who said " trade it away
But valued the watch, and was willing to pay.
When s. friend told me of q MATCHMAKER he knew,
And that's how came 10 know BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the watch and some jeweIry fine
And my watch to this day keeps excellent tune
VIM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh and Msiu streets.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Of ell kinds, repair
ed in the best manner. and as moderate term. as
q " other house in the city. &C -
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rPhI>G FARM, Henri leo CGuaty Ortu.
- Der nth 1886 Messrs uurat NoIt5n: Permit
me Ia add feeble testimonial your al eady Justly
riding horse began to decline. and thing that
could do the slightest relief Until induced
TO try Duval Norto1s Horse Tonic, which has in.
deed acted like charm. Re ore using up one bot, lie
his 40 petite restored, and his coat comips
out sleek and smooth regard it as tn greatest r.
storer of health used with that most noble and
beautiful of all animals, the horse.
Respectfully, D. z. GARDN.R.
FOR .ate BY DUEAL NORTON
pol8 10Th and Ma;n It's
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s go Prizes. amounting TO-. ............:..s
Whole Tickets 10. Halves s, Quarters 2.oo.


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
so, 900 numbers corresponding with those on tne
are placed in another wheel. number 10 drawn
from the number wheel and at the same time prlze
10 drawn from the other wheel the prze drawn 70
placed against the number drawn. This operation Is
repeated until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers to those drawing the first Is prizes, will be en-
titled to the "a Approximation Pnzes. according 70
the scheme.
lat figure of the nun that draws the Prize
For example, if the number drawing the $40 prize
ends with Ne. l. then all the tickets where the mum
snds with No 2 then all the Tickets where the
w. INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
A. bv this scheme, one ticket in every ten IL qua
rauteed to draw $40 will sell certificates of pack
ages Of 10 Tickes at the following rates, which il
the risk them.
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Whsie Tickets, $50
Half 80
1t win be perceived by this plan that for $50 the
the purchaser has certificate of 10 Tickets, when il
he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum six
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
in oRDERfa3 TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money t, address for the Tickets
I'd by fret mail
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
70 purchasers Immediately after the drawing
r. Purchasers will please write their signature
plain aud give their post Office county and State
a. Remember that every prize 10 drawn, and pay.
able in full, without deduction.
~ All prizes of 600 and under, paid immed
stsly after the drawinR-othAr prizes q. the usual
time of 80 days, in full vii bout deduction.
All communic ions strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed In other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can he addressed
either to 3. SWAN & CO, Atlanta, Ga.
ucH or g SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
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=, IeIATs, CAPS, EEiOEn = .. y -
-~>,sss = = = ssr1ss11THEH
: H1f AND CAP MANuy1cxQkx
AANo DEPOT-JOHN DoOLLY, q =,
Main strest has nav ready for the W1ssr TtsSs y
= Flu RS,
.nt,slv nsw Of the latest ykylsa and o. svsry 40.
ssrietion An1Onsst them are
T~Sr Cares MantilIsa nantslstA vtst0s1nss mp.
- naAf salEa
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~ stoOk and fixtures 81 Z well srrsnssd b,ns
III Store arc offered for saie the owner acc liu,ns
busness The stock 10 fresh aud carefully 81
,sstee Terms accommodating. kaquirs 81 this
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NOTICE..SOMEThlN n W 80 he un-
| derssned take leave to inform their friends and
che public in general, that they have established
VINEGAR MANDATORY at Rockets Rich
nond, Va, and now prepared to fill any orders
the shortest notice. long perience in the bu.
siness enables them to manufacture and Ill at as
reasonable prices, and quality 1ai to any, il not
knd patronage of the public and in particular from
our mercantile community. ALI orders they may
q favo' ed with, will be executed with prom ptness
and at the lowest terms. Orders received at MIR
/ BODEKERS Drug Store, or directed to the firm,
Box No 49, Post Office Richmond. Va
Respectfully,
&C 23-imA BRANDT ROTHER,
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=. E9KausvN rs II trlxr s4strr,
IMPORTER AID J0yDER ~ DIT oo0Ds.
aHcOND HUppLYl

rhe ssSssr.bsr bsvDs sotd .t msay ssyiss Of g.
.sossssry 70 nasks another visit 70 Nsy Yosh. fos
tn purpose Of rsplsnishsg his 49, ene n%r s
ceiv1ne and opening . variety Of kADlES = ynE ~.
0OObo smbrseine Fancy 6fias, men 81 ysln.nss
"a CaSasmsrss MeTinoes medium priced Mo.as 49,
nd Cashmsr0, Bmbsosdsr1es, Lsssa Law sno AA.ss
Ala fall supply Of SUI and Cut Velvet vsssass.
plsck ard Fancy Csssimsroe md msny esnot 49, ~
end deelrsbss sftielss-sll Of which have J9M Dses
purehassd % very Low prices. and .Ii % onefea ~
rs city and country trade, By wholesale s''a''
- - A. early sxsminstioo Il requested
&C 2s--dlm ]. B. FEk1USON, - -.
#Z.OOO.OOU ssrent qnsiihss and brands con :.
stsntiy on hand. Cisars 81 any diScnption msae a
er6er 1t short notice. Liberal discount siowsd-
WholessIe dealers and country merchants eusnt "
examine my stock and prices before Rurcnssne eisS
where. n y. " 49,
Importer snd Msn9racturer q Cissrs,
MOU LDI NGs DkEsskD AND IN
ivI ORESSED Observation-Disclosures Flaming MILLS,
IN 9th street. south OF the bagn, IN roar Of the re-
tersbure Depot.-Planing. Of all KINDS OF lumber,
Ton suinr and Growing done In the best uanner- -
Ilyessed Flsorus a. and ~ inch thacki Dnev'
ms Partition and Car stud on HAND end i0r SALE
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
'es BuildsrS Moulding. d1sy different psstsrns Al
vsys on hand. no,,xeo,r
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ALSO,
Wolf, Buffalo, Rscoon Badger
Leopard and Jennet Robes
Fur and White and Pink Swsnsdown TRIMMINGS
Muifs Gentiemen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins for the chest, &e-
-
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ID MOND FOR SALE.-We are authorized to SCI
that really beautiful f4rm near Richmond adioinne
the estate called "rres Hill now In the occupancy
of Mr. VIM. Ino. Clarke formerly by EAw. Cox.
Decd. The tract contains 81 acres The land beau
tifuiy situated, ann the view from Richmond upsur
tassed The dwelling is not only ~ spacious bu,
is built # brick is in th trough repair and is IL
eve y respect a N oct desir ible residence.
For terms, spply TO
no 6-2tswirn GOBLIN ApPFRSON
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BDAh i5lNts.

ROARDlNG.--l have now vucane aue
- hne large roSrl, suitable for family. at the
tAhA hoO 81, and will have on the Isl of Decen,
Der next splendid cutie OF rooms on the frs. toor
WHICH will .uit large family / viii be glad TO
nsvs .hsn hl.d by ssntsel families. l would also
Wish to hire for the balance of tie year q mod
Chsmbernsid. Washer aud lroner Apply to the
subscriber. Holm TtiMHN 1"'
no - -zIs
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WPafkhKlNsA q az Ne IaI Ka.
3lotes Velvet and Meirs Aasiaus CIc,kr etsiIs
s ss os. and Plsin Wo shswIa 0oId Bor .ei ed
s o1ese sesrs large snil Velvet Borderec
v ynd nioche small scsfis; wide Black and Colored
sslvs: Tor osks-to which they invite the atten
uoi5