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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

WANTED-A Few KANSAS MURDERs"-A cor.
respondent of the New York Tribune, writing from
Kansas says in reference to a Kansas company on
the road: 81 almost hope to hear that some of their
lives have been sacrificed for it if nothing
but that would rouse the Eastern States to act"-
This Christian gentleman must be what the Taun.
ton (Mass,) Gazette calls Kansas outrage manu-
facturer, discouraged for want of maerial5
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01
LAW NOTICE.

NJ. 3 SMITH. BRUN GUITAR
MESSRS. SMITH & GUITAR Attorneys at Law, Will
lNl henceforth occupy Office directly opposite the Jour
House, in Wilmington and practice in co-partnershlP IN Tue
county Of New Hanover
Mr. Smith would inform his clients in the adjoining con
ties, that Mr. Guitar will for him whilst absent on u
circuit, and can always be found at the office.
July 25 1856 1T
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

MINERALS WE Ear All know says the Port
land Transcript, &c that many men have great deal
of brass in their composition, but perhaps all not
of the variety of minerals that enter into aud
form part of the human system" writer in
Dickens Household Words thus tells the story:
These minerals, which are interviewer with the
living structure of the plant, are taken up into the
fabric of the al mal And to they as import
ant TO the meanest vegetable that grows. |, who
wrote this, boast myself living flesh and blood Bu
lime strengthens my bones; iron flows in my blood
flint brstIes in my hair ; sulphor and phosphorus
culver in my flesh In the human frame the rock
moves the metal flows, and the materials Of the
eath, snatched by the divine power Of vitality from
the realms of inertia, live and move and form part
of sou,tenanted frame. Tn the very secret chamber
of the brain there lies gland, gritty with earthly
mineral matter, which Descartes did not scrupe with
crude scientific impety. to assign as The residence
of the soul. You could no more have lived and
grown, and fourished without iron, and SILICA, and
potash, and sodium, and magnesium, than wheat
could flourish without PHOSPHORUS, glass without
SILICA, without iodine, or clover without lime
We are ali of US, indeed, of the earth, earthly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

ANOTHER SAFE TO BE RECovERED.-John Green
who recovered the safe from the Atlantic has been
engaged to descend to the steamboat Lexington which
was burned the Sound in the winter of 1887, with
the view of recovering the $4,000 which sunk with
the wreck. The vessel lies in 80 feet of water and
the treasure is said 10 be in an accessible place.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01
TOPsAIL MALE ACADEMY

TOPSAIL NJ ALE ACADEW1'
THE FALL SESSION of this institution commenced Oh
l. the 9th inst, and will end the Goth NoVemO8l
Terms per session of five months as follows: -
English branches including Geography Grammar, Arith
Ancient Languages and higher Mathematics,
Board including fuel and washing,
Students will be charged from the time of entrance the
close the session. except in of protaced sickness
Reports of the department and progress of each sude9
will be furnished parents and guar dams at about the MD
die and at the end of each session.
For further particulars apply to J. NJ. FOl1
Scott's Hill P. O., New Hanover Co.
july l2 1856. ---262-5t---46-tf Herald copy
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LABORERs WANTED

WANTED TO HIRE-two abe-boded male hands RON
w lst October for the balance of the year. or by W
month liberal price will be given. , IL,
Apply at the Commercial Office: to c. H. Alexander
rTopsaii Sound N c. July 25.-lm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

Gen Jackson warned President Polk against Mr.
Buchanan &C as he thought him unfit TO be member
of his Cabinet" The Chambersburg (Pa) Valley
Spirit announces its knowledge that the very re-
is true, and it declares, the authority of
distinguished gentleman, who had it from The lips of
James K, Polk himself during his Presidential term
that he consulted Gen. Jackson before forming his
Cabinet: and the General advised him to take Mr.
Buchanan for Secretary of State. il is hardly neces
sary, however, to contradict fasehood like the one
under consideration. Nobody will believe that Jack
son advised Polk not to appoint Mr. Buchanan to Of
fee, when the General himself had conferred upon
him the high post of Minister to Russia
A POINTED INvocAT1oN.-The Chaplain of the In
diana Legislature recently opened the session with
general prayer, which closed as follows &c And O
Lord have mercy on our legislators. Be with them
and bless them, even if they know Thee not Spare
their lives and teach them to glorify Thy name
Hasten them to their homes where they NAV direct
their attention TO good works and general usefulness
among their families and neighbors Nav the peo
pie resolve TO keep them there, and in future elect
men OF sound morals and temperate habits, so that
good may hereafter result from legislation Save the
good people OF the State from the disgrace which
must follow II this same crowd should again come
here to make laws. Hear US Lord and grant on,
prayer.-Amen'
RESOLUTIONS RETURNED.-Gov Winston, of Ala
bama, has returned the resolutions relating to Kan
sas' passed by the Massachusetts Legislature will
request That IN future resolutions of the Legisa
ure OF massachusetts, federal affairs and the sab
ect of slavery be no more forwarded to this Depart
J., ment." He says:
; line obligations of the constitution, and the law
, OF the United States passed in conformity thereto
e beng disregarded and nullfed by Massachusetts, w
wish TO be free, in future, from insult from Stat
y whose clzens do not recognize accountability 70
insult and belous imputatons upon the character
southern States and the citizens thereof"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

Qg- A man in New York has invented glass bal
lotbox, perfectly transparent Safeguard against
fraud by stufng, through the of false sides
bottoms, or ballots concealed in any other way. He
wants 10 sell il 10 the Common Council A comment
UPON official honesty!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-26

rSTLoss of Appetite is the f0reruBner of
snd the surest Indication of deranged liver
aod disordsTed stomach. Those who thus affect
60 may readily avoid spell of sickness By resorting
70 the of BAKERS BITTERs, tbs surest regulator
and assistant of nature The ski of has yet dis
covered. few deses will expel secreted bile, en-
iyen the livcI strengthen the stomach increase the
appetite, assist digestion, aud prevent biliousness
aoic souE stomach diarrhGa and all other diseases
u similar stamp. One single bottle, taken accord
Ing TO directions ia worth busheI of poisonous min
erals and quack nostruns. They purely vegeta.
be and entirely harmless in their ection Try them.
To be had OF all the principal Druggists in the city
Of Richmond and elsewhere. Orders filled by ad-
dressing +. BAKER,
no 10 Richmond Va.
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, it appears by the returns received
from the Commissioners appointed for this Com
ealth to superntend the election of Electors Of
President and Vice President of the United States,
that majority of the votes in said election was CIV
w. MAssENBURG, of Portsmouth,
A. HUGHES BILLIARD, of Henry,
JAMES GARLAND, of Campbell,
JOHN GO0DE, JR OF Bedford,
ALEXANDER JONES, of Chesterfield,
WIN g. TALIAFERRO, OF Gloucester,
r. L. MONTAGUE, of Middesex,
JAMES BARBOUR. Of Culpeper,
j. RANDOLPH TUCKER, of Frederick,
JOHN T. HARRIS, of Rockingham,
G. PENDLETON, of Giles,
JOHN B. FLOYD, of Washington,
SAMUEL L. HAYS of Gilmer, and
sHERRARD CLEMENS of Ohio.
Therefore I, HENRY A WISE, Governor, do
hereby make proclamation that the said persons
have been duly elected Electors for and on behalf
of the ommsnw ealth of Virginia, to vote for q
President and Vice President of the United States
The Electors are required by law to meet at the
Capitol in the city of Richmond the first Wednes-
day in December next, tbeing the third day of the
month BY ten O'Clock in the morning.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
Lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich
L. 8. mond, this 22d day Of November, 1885, and
in the 8ist year of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD
no S4-3t Sec'y of the Commonwealth
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Intending TO make a change in their finn, in their
store Of this city, the LIST of Janusry next respect
f.ay call the attention of their customers and the
ubc in general that they will sell off at cost their
e7tire lsrse. well made and well selected stock Of
CLOTHING. Their stock comprises in part, heavy
Bla.k Riding OverCoats and large assortment of
other kinds fac Fancy Silk Velvet, Black Satin,
Fancy and Blk Silk, and Cloth and Cashmere Vests
> good assoltnen. of Black and Fancy Cashmere
Pants; Black Cloth Coats of all grades and Business
Coats of ell quslities good assortment Of Servants
C.J,hing; Taimas, Rasans. sn3 a good selection of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODSl
All they ask is q call and examine for yourselves.
M HEXTER SONS, No. so Main st.,
Next door to Purcell, Ladd Co.'s, Druggists.
no2l-dm
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- Preserve your Teeth .--Arrest De.
cey Sound aud heslthy Gums, Teeth white as Ala
hsaEer and perfnned breath can be obtained by the
use Of DoWBEE'S DENTAL FLUID. Ii prevents
he ioFmston Of tartar renders the teeth white, and
hparts delightful and permanent aromatic fra
tiaHee to the breath. Recommended a. superior TO
any preparation known, by Dn peasants, Hudson,
hancock, &c, &c, of this city, and by Dentis1 and
physieisat everywhere.
For sale By all Druggists, wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE D0WDEN,
Chemist and Dfuggist,
oe G-Sm 9Th and Broad sta.
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wFre.h md desirable Dry Good.
PRICE, BAyLY & WATKINS,
NO. 1877 MAIN STREET.

We are rsceivios and operirs, THIs MORNING,
Rich Velvet and Cloth CL0AkS
Rich SILK ROBES
riseant Fancy SILKS and MORE ANTIQUES
vranch Printed Mouseiine DeLaines
stella 6Esels
Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons
P4s'd NsleEcias
Kav State Sack Flanncls
Black Lace Wells
Thread Lace
Fferch Erihroideries. in sets
f,s6ies' ard Mems Kid Gloves
Dress Trimmings 10 great variety
Belts Tas,ei Buttons, Braids, &c
Together with many other scarce and desirable
Ids 10 which we invite the attention of our
s,isn6. PRICE, BAYLY & WATKINS.
~ u st
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" Notice to the Pubiic.--D0 not put TOO
much confidence in the self putting common with
Da gueeotypsts but assured that any real lnct
lmasnsry Improvement in the beautiful art of Pho
icgaphy will be introduced by GIBBS a. soon as 1t
makes its appearance but for the present, he conf
IDENTIFY that there is nothing in this city
parable for beauty durability with the Ambrotype,
Tor 'Easom Picture" called by some, as ma e by
Gibbs which fact is the reason of SO many profsssed
improvements which have appeared in sundry cards
o. SWe furnish sny style Picture in the art
al we ask is cali, and examine specimens, to con-
any of the truth of our assertion Gallery,
Cornthsn Hall ii ain, between 9th and 10Th SITS.
&C Is P. 4. GIBBS.
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: srrCTAL NOrfCRs.

~ semethina New and BeausifslA.Ac.
,nuedeed by all to be superior to aaythine yea dis
scvsred in the Photographs art - proof of which
ri of the most celebrated artists north are taking
- y. had at frstts Gallery AS Main street. here
2, nabc are respectfully invited to call and exam
... sor themselves Daauerreotypes and Ambrotypea
lied in any way to suit customers, and all pictures
~'''"'' sANxAY CHALMERS
=, te-lm Operators
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~ C0rns, Corns, Corns Bunions, Warts,
Collositie,, and Defoned Nails &C., and every dis
order of th- feet, removed without any pain, by
new ard easy method, by DIR. S. SCHULTZ the Co.
ebiated Surgeon Chiropodst, from Londoa Daily
ir attendance at his Office, franklin street,
door south of Metropolitan Hall. no l3--lm
g9- Life and Property Prcservers.---
Cots Patent Repeating Pistols, Army, Navy and
Pocket Sizes Just received, and for sale by
JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer,
no Him doets above St. Charles Hotel.
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" Whitehurst's Gallery Of Photographs
40 AAssoTYrEs-Tbe present manager nss been
gagged IN the business is years His pictures are
On exhibition at the Mschsnics Fsir and 1T n Main
Iuigs for themselves
rhotogrsphs copied from Dasuerreotypes any siss
oesifsd ALBEIT LITCH.
no4-Ims
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.AUOrlON aMB.
] FUTURE DAYS.
ny = y. Geek 4 Co, Auctss

TRUSTexy sALK or 6R0CRRIgs
Trust msss y Thcnas ". 1srpin, and dsly rsssrdsi
z ne g 81. g =: ss q
pin On nsin. betwssn II and sth strssts. % NON.
DAY, December lst Ct 10 O'Clock, the ent7fo stoch
mart II wines, Liqson, Porfss, Ts5ls Oiis; Wor.
eestsr and Reading 8sness; Tsas suearss Coffee.
Chssse, Sssdines SnekiBs and Chewing Tos acso;
Tabs Brushes, Broonss Soaps Candies Oils, Wise.
Also, Herrinss salsmandsr Safe Fsirbsnk's
Platform Scale 2 do counter do.
Al the same time, win be sold, the unexprsd Lease
Of said store, terminating April lst, 1857.
WILL BE HIRED, as the same time, valuable
Negro Driver or Dining Room Servant until the first
of January next
ing in the county of Henrico, and known a. Crais's
Plan, fronting the eastern side OF 18th, or Valley
street. - feet with depth of $50 feet itusted near
v,ysd BY F. Moui. and wife. to +. W. Turpin, and
of Record Ia the County Court page 267.
Ahd, lot of Land. in the town Of Sidney, known
with depth Of $50 feet. being the ssme conveyed
by L. w. Glszebrook and wife, and Thoms sRitchie
to VIM Mitchell, and from said Mitchell to said I.
Isl 'A' JOSEPH iPTd PoW VEIL o Trn.ts ps
Sale conducted BY E. 3. CooK 4 Co, Aucts.
no Is Us
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE.
s.rI BAR Z =. FIXTURES, &C, AT AUCIIoN-on
Sum Restsursnt, on 18th street. near Old Market
House. at 10 O'Clock, the contents of said "Restau-
rant consisting of Bedsteads Beds Mstrasses Bed.
ding. Washstands Looking Glasses Chairs, Tables,
Gc-, &c.
Also, Bar Room Furniture and Fixtures, Refries.
rator, Clock, Chains kc dc.
Also, Wing Piano, in very good order. q
Also, lot eft Kitchen Furniture, anon est which 10
irstrate Cooking Stove.
At the same tune, win be sold. the unexpired
Lease of said store.
TERMS cash.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
no 25 = -
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CURE YOUR C0LDS...Gum Drops, as.
- sorted favors; Jujube Paste Fig Paste; Jelly
Ckaes Jujube Drops Hoarhound Drops; Fiaxseed
Drops Lemon, Pepper and Cream Drops; Hoarhound
Lemon, Flsxseed and Winter Green Candy Also
Cough Candy All very necessary and efficient in
no Il LOUIS J. ROSSIEJX
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TTENTION HOUsEKEEPERS.-.T
"A subscriber 10 now receiving a large assortment
of ping articles such large Tubs in nests
of ten, Churns Trays, Wooden Bowls Cans brass
bound Buckets and Tubs, Hair and Wire Sifters,
fine large Corn Brooms, Buffers Trays and Walters,
Hair Brooms and Brushes, variety of Table Mats,
Chamber Toilet Sets, Tin Bathing and Foot Tubs,
Market Baskets, Chairs, Cradles, Cloths Hampers,
Hearth Brushes Feather Busters, and variety of
other usefu articles, too to mention; for
sale at lis Broad street, by
no 25-6t j. HARkOLO.
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and Hearseness has arrived. Persons suffering with
rry Of csc complaints should DR. ROSk IS Cele-
brEted Preparations Bosyseness In adults is spe-
-,es of Group. DR. Rose Group Syrup not only i'm
rnedately cures the Group "a children, but 1t cures
aosrsepess in adults. IL you have cough, use Dr.
R,.s's Cough Syrup. If you have pain, his Psin
Curer no 25-sts
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3-Gard..-e. ID. Dencou, Zen and Brass
~ aaeter, fsncy Crate and Fender Manu- fssturer,
hshaoad, Va. iy IO-Sm
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BY Larus & shine.
"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELkI, &c,

BY Larus & SHINE
A GNEEa, SALE OF 910.OO0
"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWEL1Y, &C.,
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auction. conn
mensing on SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock, ii
Store No. ~, Main street. the entire stock Of nsr
chant declining business amounting to about t1Aeas
worth Of Gold English Hsnting and opea.faes Lover
Watches Gold Anchors and Cylindsrs, Silver De-
tsched Levers Anckers and Cylinders
ALSO,
An extensive assortment Of Gold Plated and GIN
Watches suitable for the country trade.
ALSO,u asess
A large assortment Of Heavy Gold Fob, Brsak and
Guard Chains. 5ssEr s -
An extensive variety Of Gold Lockets tall sises,
Breastpins suitable for gents and ladies, Csmeoand
Gold Stone Sets BracelerfA Ear Rinss al styles OF
Finger Rings Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens to-
gether with complete assortment ofstapie and fAnsy
Goods, OF all kinds, both American and English.
Country merchants wauld do well to attend our
sales - an opportunity 10 offered to them to get
assortment OF such articles which alone be found
In the city. tsss
Selling for the assignee, instructed to close
the entire stock ~ soon as practicable.
The public are respectfully invited h examine the
stock which win be exhibited and sold privately, dali
ly, until the entire lot ID closed.
e. Sale to take place every evening, commencing
at O'Clock. LARUS & SHINE, Aucts,
se26 No. "A Main stree
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~ Card.--Tkomas w. keesee, Auctfon
eer, (Ofice with George j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl s)
will attend in person to the sails Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise, Horsef
&s.
ALso.-fo Renting out Houses and Hiring olt Ne.
Groes.
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70 Il NV INIT D$cs-.-IiUDnUu uHE II new
Hsir Dye II instantly eyes the Whiskers or Nous
tsches 8 beautiful natural black brown which
rsither water nor sunshine tarnsh in the least
We advise sIl who dye, to call on HoBSON at his
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel
Entrance on lith street. no q
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re- DR.. VIVA. Y. Lipsc0mbe offers his pro
feIsiona services to the citizens Of Richmond. Of
nee in the basement of Billiards. Hotel. no i2-Im*
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wPrescriptions promptly and accurate
J compounded at all hours, day or night, By Ora.
TOATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL.
EGE OF PHARMACY alone at
LAiDLEY & ROBINSON'S
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store
se G-2m cor. 4th and Franklin sts.
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, ~ DIR. Coons, late OF st. Louis, Me-.
ofhce and rendenco on Sd street. west side, between
Marshal and Clay sits. no S-4mA
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p5Y j.. =. Gardner, IN. D., homeopathic
rAyse!sn, Richmond, Va
:, . oaieo on Governor street, near the Richmond
muse IA 29---d3m
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~ Wlnners and Le.erI Afreuese~l-
Iooss who have won bets In the elsottcn heve {
chance . tnersase THAR wealth. and those who hsve
SWAN cos NOVEL LOTTERY. to % drawn
FRIDAY, November B. 1855, which affords ersstef
chances for purchasers than wers ever offered n any
HIGHEST PRIZE s4o,ooo-LowEsr PRIZE
e4u! More than one Prize in every 10 Ticketsl
Whole Ticksts, SO; Halves, IS: Quarters, $3.50. :
Delays are dangerous" therefore lose no time In
addressing orders for Tckets either to
g. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta Ga
no A-4t* or SWAN, Montgomery, Als.
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Farm FOR SALE .--The subscriber
wishes to sell her Farm in the county of Powhef am
about q miles from Richmond and about three quar-
tsrs of mile 'FRONT.' river The Farm consists of
about 200 acres of land beautifully situated in most
desirable neiehborhood adjoining the lands of Messrs
T. Eustace, Whitfield, Turpin. Carter Lee, &c; has
good House and all requisite buildings and the fin
est kind of springs in almost every field about 800
acres cleared, and the balance heavily timbered
There are several churches and mills in the immed-
ate neighborhood. For terms, which will be LIBERAL
apply to DR.. ,. g. Mackenzie or Rich'd NJ Macken-
zie, Fine Creek P. o.. Powhatan county, or to Jno
n. Mackenzie, Richmond, Va.
MRS. JANE MACKENZIE
If not sold privately, it will be sold at auction
the premises, together with the Crop, Stock, &C. on
the 9Th December. 1855 oc 8---eodtds
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IA K NORRIS has received, per the
last steamer, fresh assortment Of Fall and
Winter CLOTHING, for the Wholesale and
Vests &c also, large assortment Of Beaver Cloths
of different shades and colors. plain and fancy Cas-
smeres Scotch Plaids &c; Silk ard Silk Velvet
Vestings of all kinds and prices for custom and city
Trade He would ask his friends to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. p. MORRIS,
100 Main street, Richmond, Va
N. B. A large assortment of Negro Clothing, from
50 to $5a suit.
az Wanted-From twenty to twenty-five good
Tailors no 2I-2m
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS .--- AUGUs-
- TUS MAILERT ia now Offering greater bar
gains than ever in his well selected stock of General
Dry Goods, IS follows:
Black and colorei Silks Merinos Plaid and figured
Muslinsi Black Alpsca,, Wooden and Cotton Hosie-
ry Kid Gloves, st only 97s cents pair Black Lace
Wells, Csmbrio and Swiss Bands Bobbin EdginRs
Cloth and Satin Cloaks and ralmas White Silk Lace
Ed gngs, Black Laces. Linen Pocket Handk erchiefs
at ia cents apiece Fannels, Cloth for Cloaks Cor.
SETS Ladies' Merino Vests large variety of Embroi-
ries, Stella Shawls, Black Velvet for Trimmings
Napkins, Towelipgs White and Brown Linen Table
Cloths Heavy Connterpanss Cotton Fringes, Black
Silk Fringes, Lndseys, Casslmeres, Cassinets, Bed
add Negro Blankets, and many other goods. He as
sures his customers and the public generally all his
goods will be sod to give entire satisfaction.
AUGUSTUS MAILERT
no24 No al Main ST
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EV Leeches, sLeeches, Leeches.-I have
lust received by Adams Express fresh lot of
swedish Leeches, which willabe applied upon the
most reasonable terms.
P.s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- can be found at all hours at the Hair Dressing
Room under the American Hotel.
auS0 r. C. H0gSON
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" Hair Dye, Hair Dyed ohnson, Bar
ber has Hair Dye which is and never
washes off. We will advise all who dye to give john
son CALL he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or charge.
Also to be had FLETCHER's HAIR TONIC aninf al.
lible remedy for all the ills that the human hair il
heir to.
10TH STREET BETWEEN MAIN l. Cary STREETS
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~ LEE, BAYLY & COOKE, Att0r.
neys and CounseilOrs nj Law, practice In all
The tourta held in the city of Richmond and county
HeRrico. JAMES X. LEE,
SAMUEL T. BAYLY,
RD. IVANH0E COOKE.
Office on 18th street, between Main and Bank.
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