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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

~ EAUTIFULI ASSOkTi1ENT OF NEW
ID MUSIC-Receivsd by
HAROLD & MURRAY.
Vocal Beauties OF IL Trovotore. selected and ar
ranged for parlor and concert use; by Grover Dres
sle-; consisting Of IL numbers.
Speak q kind word when you cam seng; by Tho
mas 25c.
Gentle ANNIE beautiful melody; by Foster. Csc.
Beautiful Leaves; new and beautiful song, by the
author of Shells of Ocean, &c. $50.
Hopes Gone By song; by Thomas Csc.
The Village Queen, ballad. &c.
Cheerful Voices, song; by Glover. 25c.
PIECES.
Hesitation Polka; by Francis Ii Brown. Soc.
Perpetual Feast; set of beautiful variations by
Grobe; Nos. Sic.
The Song of the Captive Bird; variations by Fran
cis H. Brown. Soc
Pretty Tunes for Little Folks; IA beautiful mslo-
dies, by Foster arranged for young pupils by Bellak
Each l5c.
A full supply of all standard and popular Music on
hand, and new Music received weekly.
MUS sent by mail, free of postage. no 10
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- NOTICE TO II A X MI E X = ----

"a NOTICE TO Fla vi Il II -
3hsve on hand LARGE and superior article of
negro Bregans Also a supply Of those
Army Shoes, for plantation They very
heavy and durable for winter wear, to which most
respectfully call the attention of farmers and all 9TH
ers in want ALEX. HILL,
no 26 III Main street
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H3 " EN LE.HEN > VA II -. = IIUCT
BOOTS, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY-I
ES have now in store Gents Cork Sole Water
.1s Proof Boots, of superior quality such Gs have
never been seen in this city before. They ere IN
tended to be worn without over shoes, and at the
same tire to keep the feet perfectly dry.
Also. Plain Double Sole WATERPROOF Boots Gal
tiers aud Shoes of every style to which would most
respectfully call the attention Of all in want of good
winter Boots and Shoes. ALIEN. HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer,
uo26 I27 Main street, Richmond.
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NlERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 80
Iva have now in store very large stock OF Merino
.and Slk Shirts and Drawers. Those in want will
please give me early call.
no II J u. q ODMAN.
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5000
=, 500
800
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, is new undergoing relay Half
OF being already completed with edge rail of H
perior quality, and more than million of pas
sensers have been heretofore safely and saafactory
transported over this route it is hoped and believed
shat no one VIII be inducsd by the
embraced in the advertisement over the signature M
n. ID. Whiteomb, Super't," to select the longer
and more cireutous route, referred to therein The
H. r. r. X. X. has heen in operation for TWENTY-FIVE
years aud IN all that time passenger has either bee
Killed or crippled by accidents from snake heads or
etnerse which Ia without parallel in the history OF
railroads In this country. s. RUTH,
SnneIinienderE af Tranar,orfat altar,
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Also the house corner Of 10Th and Cary streets. at
present occupied by l.. A Smith, Tobacco Fac
tory. Possession given lst January sxt Apply TO
no 6-Inat WARWICK a. BARKSDALE.
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ARMY INTELLiaEkcE. - Ihe corpus Gnsis
<rs~1syyx,yer..pf tts@f5sh instant sutnsIUGr We
s,lIo, wing Intelligence s--F1ve comparatively ID, F.
II and I, 9Th Infantry, uuder command Of Captain
~ +. Stevenson, marched from Fort Mcintosh on
the 24sb. and arrived et Rio qrAude City, (Fort
Rusgold, on The goth uit: This battalion, accom
TOOK massage on the steamer Rauchero on the 2nd
iastsnt for Brownsville whencs II In 10 embark for
Florida The remaining ave companies Of the osh
Infantry. sud company d 4th Artillery WI toI.
low as soon ~ transportation can be had. f"n
Ringgold Ia to garrisoned during the winter, oy
company G. lst Artillery, under the command TO-. o.
Captain Ricketts,. which arrived there ON the s".n
nit from Fort Duncan. Companies b, "a Anu ~
4th Artillery, now At Fort Brown. will proeeea J"
Florida ~ soon as practicable; company =, 49,
ever will garrison. Fort Brown until rehe'eo
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NOTICE--JOHN w COSBY having
transferred and assigned to me, for the benefit OF
his creditors all debts and claims due accrung to
him by bond. bi note open account or otherwise,
hereby require all persons owing such debts or claims
to make immediate payment to me, as longer 1ndul-
gence cannot be given.
jy I9.-ts ALEX GARRETT, Trustee.
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NOAH WALKER ~ CO..
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CLUTdIEhS, NO 30 d am 9t,
branch of the Baltimore House, Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and s
vicinity to the stock of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic aid For
eign Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings, they are ena-
bled to offer unusual inducements to customers, who
most respectfully solicited to give US call be-
fore purchasing. oc lily
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r. o. HASKINS

9Ss. Nss rz.;fsssESs-1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
,iIfaf4 ~ gSss.ssfSEss.THE ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, 1874 MAIN ST.
Having renewed their Express, on the Rale5 and
CASTOR Railroad, are nov, prepared to forward: with
dispatch and ct reasonable rates. evary KIND of Err
CHANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS, JEWEL
RY, &c, &c. BANK NOTES AND SPECIE. in
charge of trusty messengers, to all points on the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, viz:
CASTOR, HENDERSON,
FKANKLINTON, RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants and others entrusting Goods to the
Adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity of finding consignees at every point along
the line thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
J. NJ. TAYLOR, SPIT
J L. MACDONOUGH, Agent It's
saRn-IINEzs FOR LYNCHBUhti.-.Tkse
5on!y regular line freight boats, three
times a week, TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS:
Canal Boat, Little Tennessee Capt j. 8. Wilkerson
Clinton, g Sam. Hill.
50 Lynchburg, :" A. N. Johnson
81 :" Richmond W. 3. Smith.
d" Tempest 4" John Donald.
g I" Napoleon, ' Geo C. Layne.
These all first elias, Boats, commanded by expe
riencsd Captains For freight, apply to
au26 WIN. P. COX, Agent.
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\ HAGEkTY.

n HAGERTY. -
-. BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
Tenth St., between Main and Cary.
Richmond, Virginia,
Would most respectfully state his customers and
the public in general that having purchased the right
of GARRATTs ANTI-FRICTfON METAL, pa
tented August 18TH 1885, is prepared to furnish the
above at very low price much cheaper than brass.
their Castings can be supplied with the metal IN
ingots, ready for use.
The above Metal can be used substitute, and is
equal to Babbite Metal, for lining boxes and other
purposes. ID. aAtEhIf,
no I5,--dlm 10th at. between Main and Cary.
DURE WINES AND BKANDIEs, for
L medicinal purposes. He would call particular at
tenton of those that buying for the country. as
~end VINE d ssos T AIN sTRsET A
VIERCHANTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lfI OF RICHMOND.-This Company insures eve
~ description of property against loss or damage BY
fire or the dangers of the sea.
No charge is made for the Policy.
Office for the present, on the East side OF l2th st.
near Main, up stairs.
VIM H. Christian, WIN. Breeder,
John Purcell, Thomas r. Prize,
VIM. G. Pains, Jas Thomas, IT.,
Lewis Ginter, John Curre, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
james L. AppersoR VIM. Fl. HaxslL
Roscoe Hea John D Quarles,
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Rich'd o. Haskins, Larkin w Glszebrook,
Lewis D. Crsnshaw, D. Won Grooming,
Joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Sinton, Ed. II. Skinker,
Franklin Stearns.
A PLEASANTS, President
J. H. MoNTAGUE, Secy all 5-ta
r. $50 ~ CHANGE OF HOT r.
rzzE - WINTER ARRANGEMENT
sszzaszzszzessSA. The Steam Boat CURTIS PECK,
CAPT. JNo. DAVIS, will on and after Thursday next,
leave the '. hsrf st Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings at s! o'clock, NJ, for
day, Sunday excepted) leaving Norfolk at the same
hour 81 O'Clock. A NJ, touching at all the regular
landings the River going and returning
Passage and fare usual.
els r. o. HASRINS
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NJOTICE TO BRICK-LAYERS, CAR.
~ PENTERS. PAINTERS AND PLASTERERS.
The undersigned offers his services to the Mechanics
of the city of Richmond MEASURER of all
kinds of mechanical work
~ Office on the East side of 10th street, between
Broad and Marshall streets. -
noI-Imk JOHN M JOHNSON.
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ET Cs1 GREAT NORTHERN
~ 49, ssss:ssSsssSll AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
-.-----FOR TRAVEL.-TWTCE DAI.
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTEDl BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Over the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River
seventyive miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-fve miles-in
all 1870 miles in seven hours being u Comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, A. NJ. ard II P. NJ and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, PliladeIphia and New
York.
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GSEs FOR X T. n 1.-THE house corner of
E.ia 18th and Cary streets, at present occupied by
"A-A Taliaferro Brother. Possession given imme.
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Offices in New York and PhiIsdeiphis Havinr
knowledge OF the standing and responsibility OF eem
PAM doing business in this country pnss sss
tor placing risks with such of un
RATES no No"@sf
Inc attention OF Tobacco manufacturers Millers
ana others having large amounts 20 insure feither
sue or Marine Is particularly invited as can. a,
.he shortest notice provide for any siount OF insur
.uce "a one locality and assure off who NAV ensrus
-' T 70 ans their Interests carefully guarded
20 BUSINESS MEN the saving Of time ana the AT
relations will Of itself md this o =
70 thtir favorable consideration '.'. 1870 49,
No a-dim .. y. BREsEE, Agent.
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<n. FOR Mountaineering to remove
E:::l to the country, offer my dwelling. on Grace
Nj street, for rent also wish to sci. pew No. 80
in ST. James Church.
no its BICK. L WINSTON.
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IL CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
ments to increase the line Of boats running from my
house and shall at the of the fall
son. send out boat every other day Sundays pit
ed By this arrangement will put goods through two
days than heretofore and nearly if not alto
gether, Is soon as by the s. s. R. T., and at much
less expense.
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to consign
their goods the rarord agent required to de-
posit funds pay the charges to that point the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay col
lect charges on goods received by TIE Canal.
jy 99-ts ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock.
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HAVANA CIHARs AND CIEAKEI1J1S.
l. Just received the following CIGARS:
Ls Emperatriz Eugenia Media Regalia Flor
La Real Concha
Do Opera
Rio Hondo, common size
FL Misno, common size
Chinchuretta, do do
La Montsnesa "Conchan
Do Opera
La Jamela Lonires
Do common size
La Fiordsna Cilandrados
Do Londres
CI6ARRITOS.
Cousuelo Martinez Ybor and Primera Diana
ALI made of new crop Tobacco and very fine.
CHARLES RICHARDSON
Importer of Havana Cigars, American building
no 3--ts Corn ar Main and I1tb ,.s
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-. STORE FOR e NT.--With tho
En5 view of moving to another house better suited
kslA to cur business, we offer for rent cur store,
corner Cary and Pearl streets.
WILLIAMS BRO.
1t is without doubt of the very best stands for
a eeneraI business in this city. oc 70
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s.ss TWO HOUSES FOX RENT--A CONF
Egg,i riodious house containing seven rooms, with
XXI basement, dining room, &c, on an extensive
lot which there is large stable and csrrsge house
situated in the most healthy pt of the city, near the
centre of business.
small house in q retired part of the city, en- lot
10 by LOG feet.
Apply at lis Main street. oc II
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rENEhAL INSURANCE AlsENCY ,1E
~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA

Io,ursnce Company of the Valley Of Va. xsno COG
n T,s riia Insurance. COMPANY n York. $50 oo0
Mutual Life Insurance. Company, NJ York. 8 50O OoO
United States Life Insurance Annuity ana
Trust Company of Philadsiphta + soo mn
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u EMUvAL.--Dr. PLUME mas lem0yed
IL his Office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side, ard about hundred yards be.
low the Exchange Hotel DIR. P. continues to treat
all syphlitc and gononhesl complaints; and having
had much practice in this line atters himself that he
can give very general satisfaction call from
thoae interested is solicited
DR. T. sls' makes and vends one of the best resto-
ratiyes, Chemical Extract of French Flowers) for
constitutional weakness ever offered to the public
DR.; T. msy be consulted conf ientialy by letter,
to order, in almost any direction
Oiise hours from M, till 9P M Franklin
street. near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond CITY,
va NJ rs
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~ ; mAAxao1 Il = a"''-''' s z. !.
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Possession given immediately .xv,N
For terma apply TO bENUAl4A on''

- FOR RENT OR LEASE--At the op'
n; ton of the tenant, the tenement tSe; ~ Sa
LII Frsnkiin street, recently occupld by Mr. 1eas
H. Gary. as q grocery. lie 10 situated very near 40
market aud 10 considered one Of the beat i2sanon
the city for grocery or dry goods store, rossss"'
given at ono days notice Apply 10 DAMS
PLEAsASTs, orto r..
2S-t. Law Office, lis Main street
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szsss sasa 81
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~S tOk N Il n Il. The Spccud and
&e.l Third Story Rooms my store are for .nt
A.-A They are suitable for Sales Rooms or Gem
mission business. having q good entrance from the
street. no 23-4t b w KNOWIEs
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FAMILY MARKETING.
RETAIL PRICES OF FARM PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON

Meat shows noticeable variation In price this week.
Corned pieces still cheap, and mutton is What
lower price, fresh cuts maintain rates, and
do not appear be much affected by the fluctuations in
the cattle market. Our poultry and game list shows
some changes and snipe and pover in while winter
game has out. With the exception Of wild pigeons
and spring chickens there is not much doing in poultry
Fish does not show much change. shad are running
out and mackerel and herring looming up largely.
Butter cheap in the early part Of the week, but
yesterday 1t manifested an upward tendency. Good
Orange county however, still sells at 25 cents pound
Eggs sell cheaper than they have done before for four
years. Eleven and twelve sold for shilling.
Fruit begins to come in pretty well. Apples grow
ing scarce but strawberries becoming plentiful and
yesterday cherries made their appearance In one week
more tie market will be full Of these fine fruits.
Vegetables remain 1t about the same quotations last
week.
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zsIKNTs IN FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

Value put the market during the week s91s 100
The spring season with obbers is now over, and hence
the transactions of the past week not of sufficient
magnitude justify any extended detailed notice Of
orices We do not expect the autumn trade TO begin
before the 6rs Of July The stocks carried said
not to be much, any, larger than usual The payments
have continued to be fair from most sections Of the
country only difficulty felt to any extent has
chiefly the grain growing States Of the North and
West where the fall in breadstus and provisions has
interered to extent with collections. The spring
business upon the whole has been satisfactory though
not perhaps so extensive anticipated it's
nepcemsnt Every year, with the increase Of capta and
skill improvement is made in the style and quality Diane
rican goods The character OF many fabrics
is now well and widely known to the trade from their
labels the value Of piece of American con To attain
this for standard makes mas been the result
years of careful aud honest toll the part of those
c.urers who produce them. This course, 1t is
discovered ultimately pays better than any other For
instance the beached water twist ,hirpgs made by the
York Mills in Oneida county, well known to the
trade and to the specie coin in circulation
During the past week there has been q good export
demand for cotton gods. About 900 bales OF brown
drills taken for China at &c., and about 900 pack
ages brown shse ngs and hrngs for Mexico chiefly for
Tampico, at about &c. for heavy goods. The whole
yare Of exports for the week ending May TO- amounted
to s48 2 of which $50 COO were taken for Mexico BAz
also took So 000 The chief features in the spring
trade OF foreign dry goods have been the extent
OF importations, (and so TAR as fancy goods were
concerned we're greatly in excess Of the demand and the
sacrifices made the auction rooms The losses on their
importation have been immense, falling in some cssesto
neorly ohsha Of the cost and charges. No.withsand
ing this Wholesale slaughter, the has been S they
come" and the importers may still say that they have
50 few more of the sort lett These losses, how
ever, must to those abroad the other side
Of the water. Beyond the auctoneers who have sold
theu nobody has been benefited BY operation. The
evil Of forcing fancy silks and other fancy goods off by
auction works its cure and those who suffer not
likely to repeat the game In domestic goods Osnaburss
continue scarce and in good demand with limited stock
Correct leans we're quiet. Denims were firm. Cotton
duck was quick prises well sustained Elan
nes and blankets continue quite Arm, with good sup
plies Other articles are without change Of moment
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FRENCH AOvERTIsENIEyTs,

TJEE DAME F8AECATsF, DUNE FAMttL- nIsTIN.
suse deaire rouver uns place d. gouvensuis de
erfaLts heu dotrer d., esons de francas a.
ia ui,s dsut hsuts 2a Oh aSsaos sars 4
n Ia 2tne
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f1AMso IIKEnEssEs TAKEN FROM DAaAUaago
~ and hSr prices gwen Tor Queen c,uchl shs bs
z, HOEHEl, 70 sdlo'k street. ~
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RILLIARD IDS.

A LAKGE ASSORTMENT or BILLIARD TABLE,,
"A he best quality and at low pvces will b found e
srufactory the largest and mos complete the city. TRIM
mings Of the FIRST qualify l0r sAe
DHLIARDs.-WE OFFER FOR SALE A sPLRNDfD
ID stock with invened cushions Two good secouA
hand aoles fer sale cheap Private houses furnished and
GRIFFIrH DECKER % Ann sAresa
DIIIIARDs.-FOR SALE, FOUR TABLES, MADE DY
ID Grfh and Decker good order, beng only wsivo
will be sold cheap, tor CASA either tgeh0Y a.
separately This Is rare chance for parties fitting up saloons
tho sopg to Europe OAil ~ 457 Eghth avenue
WORTHLESS ARTICLES IN IMITATION OF ny COM
w bipaion csoions being offered for sale. warn tina
public that my mote billiard tables and cushions pAeusd
Feb ~ 1856 saleonly at 80 OhamoeIs ao ssAv.
MCHAEI. PHRfAAN.
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BOGAR7, AUCTIONKnR.-BY
o'clock, at the auction rooms,
] Am stroeis, mortgage sale OF O
household furniture, large pier
and Bru ,sels carpsts, sofas, ma
furniture.
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FINE ARTS.

DONFAU,s GORGEOUS PAINTINGS ILLUSTRATIVE
ID OF foot through the interior fAusaa and China,
toge Their with gnfcent OF the American eet leaving
way and after Monday evening Jute also every Wed
neday and Saturday afternoon a. O'clock for the especial
accommodation OF families and schools Admission %
Liberal Deductions for ach ols and In sttuiions.
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DIELLs OLD sTAR-THE ONLY STAR HorEL".
IN All others are 6ctious-I and paid for the god
will aud name II Is mine and no other person
cept ,opraoa. All articles sold at the aooye
are, ao Of the choicest spirits ron all countries Al
sve to any. l. HENRY R1EIL, all the way from Hud
SON. Columbia county, State Of New York Ny brilliant ale,
ali the way from Alex .nier McIaughns "a &c ,tchmanj
Greenwich avenue New York and ROBERT NevLn Quaker.
market (sonetlmes lied Wellington and 10 be beat;
nv hams all the way from Old Virginia. the Presidential
ready every at A. Tuesday and Friday evsniags
devoted to harmony, conviviay. jety &C. Remember
"The Old STAR 20 and 62 ILapenard strest.
'RIELLiS OLD STAR
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MATRIMONIAL.

grcNIeHINa TO ALL.-MADAMu MORROW, rkn
"A seventh daughter has natural g tel pas prssoaS
and svens and all the Of Ifs ne vsrY
Of the husbands and abss isuds vhs VA
The grest4st happiness Of matrimonial bn An
good luck may call for renef aud comfort Tusands
have expressed their belief that she ne mos wosderful
not satisfied rs Brocme street. bstvsea Cannon AAA ccun
bla Gentlemen mol admltket
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A UCTICN notice..
"A 8. BO0ART.-At l01z
corner OF Frankfort and WI
large assortment OF excellent
glasses, oval mirrors, velvet
nogany chairs, bedroom and
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TWENTY sIGHr YEARS OF
IA age with An income OF ~ 900 wishes to fim me AZ
nee Young lady, under "a Of age oil prs
possessnR sppsarsnee accomplished and inieEent, wh
view to marmouy Address A, Is. r., MARLBOROUGH r0sS
Office, Ulster county, New York.
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w hou,ehold uIniture WILLIAM IRVING 4 90. wild
se auction, Saturday, May 81 at 1917 o'clock, at the
Pine street the entire furniture private
three French bookcases and
bookcases complete suites Of rosewood bedroom
uptnre French bedsteads marble top dressing buresus
French plate pier and manel gases suit carved roge
covered green and crimson brocse rosewood sofas
chars in plush and haircoh: rosewood reception
chairs In dAnask rosewood and mahogany and side
boards stands wardobes mahogany and black
bureau and washsands mahogany dnsg and
tables black walnut exenson dining tables china c-ockery
and glass hair mattresses feather beds holsters and
plows Aao wilton, Brussels h:eeply and ingram carpes
Kitchen fun niiure, &c.
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RESTAURANTS.

AIRS. RURsrOw's WEISS BIER SALOON. 9? ROsy
N sreet-Mrs. Ruestow begs leave 10 acquan her friend
that removed her saloon the above
where she will be happy TO meet them.
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HgkTRIMoNTAt,-A GENTLEMAN OF PRxPOss8ss.
III ing appearances, years OF age wishes TO torn an as
qua ntance with lady OF handsome appsaaace wd1w prs
terrst VITA sisw 10 mstr,uouy Wealth noobisc Aitrea
n, y, a, Matycn snuara PcT ohee