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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21
FASHIONABLE MILL. MNn
saa merry, &c Ae, ~
IN MANCHESTER, VA. 80
MRS. s. NJ. FARIss,

MRS. s. M. FARIss,
Corner of Main and Allen streets, in the Town Of
ManchesterD
IA now resolving her Spring and Summer MILL
EEkY consisting q si sTsaW sonNtF nEGR3
BoNs, and FRENCH FLOWERS
She haa sl.o a large assortment Of DRESS GOODS,
EDGINGs and NsEkTINGs, HosiEkY,
TIES and PARAsOLs-whieh she feels conf.
dsnt e.nno. be surpassed either In style or quality
and which she can SSH - chssp - any
Sd. has also on hand fall assortment Of Day
Mrs. 4. returns her thanks for the liberal patron.
age heretofore extended TO her, and sosits CONT
sp sINlms Mas. 8. N. pARIss.
CUGAR AND Mon Assks-.I5O asds
= Porto Rico AID Sey r.. orissas lsussr. from prime
'h %s sns' IN .'f p6sap pF NJ co.
T'o UnOhIsrsHs UhyiK. AND Am:
Der having eopsepted to sen6uet Sacred Music Cos.
sert for the bene of Leigh street Baptist Church,
would cordially invite sl Chcrstsrs choare and Am.
steurs OF Mese in tho city to assist BIN IN the m
assssIins Thoss who are willIse 70 .. Z. in this
GOOD WORK. win meet him On THUasDAY night
eext ss the first Baptist Church ltnis Church be-
Pie p1.sc selected for IL. occsslou l. the bssuti
full Csnssts Of Daniel, BY W. B. Bradbury and @. ,.
Root
my ao-2t JOS HANLON:
IFr OF I HAKLVrTE BKONTE
AZ RAHDoLRHs Boo kso.s snd Bindery.
RANDON Sketches asd Notes Of Europesa Travel
in 1885, by Rev. Jehn e. Edwards. 4. \ ola.
ADAM Grssme, OF Mossgrsy; novels by ass. On
KNIVES sad Foels; or. Friends Of Bchemiss 2 g.
tirisIe Novel OF Loadon Life; b kdwnd -.
Witty the stranger In Psrlismsut; 70
rEE Life Of Charlotte Bronts, snthor JAns Eyre,
shirley villetts. kc.; sos; 30
NOS Of the Southerp Literary MESSENGER for le5S,
,6a rs and IS viii be tsken In exeeeaes for
books ct 1S4 els each, 10 Etc. cash win - ps11'
nv 20-3t
| 1.1011GE PLANTS FOR gALk-Per..
u ssps whs want Cabbage Plants. b sppi5fse :
asnsb No. g. Ola Markst, may obtain eDy eeesusy
ftha foIlowibs varieties Essly York, 1ases Issn.
T.rfy FLAT Dutch, Esslish Druuhsa6s Alsos any
Quantity cf Tomato Glants. NJ -
NH SALE. A FINE 8U8lM9ss LOCA,
Il FION--1haf valuable Lot On The Eoss " - y
cary street and bordeiiss on shoehoe Crsess
frost on Cary sseet OF 90 feet and gensDe eess :
street so feat wide, csn - purchases g 3 ~
| terms For fursher pIssieslsIss wy - y -
HATrn 1t City Hall = z = : -
7Sas Joy aiATTiNts- 1tV piscss = ,s 9ss
" sos Mating. eusrssssefa = 49, 49,
ana slssksl. Msish ~ vflassn vsissisly ~ ssss
1 20 cioee. rAuvsu q auxaR
ny ll-ln AAsoe
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sPECTAI. NOFTORe.


MkesEN9EEs LONDON CORDIAL, an =.
commeadea by the Medical Faculty of the United
States of America ths only pu.e and I'M Al
"sUPER1OR EXTRACT OF JUNIPER y imvo,t.
cd into this country by r. d MES8EN0 Err 1 CO.,
solely
Messengers London Cordial Gin has been prcuouns-
3D. by over Ave hundred leading physicsns to pos.e,s
tonic diu,etie and nyscrsstns qualities unknown to
alcoholic beverages TINA rendering IL of peculiar 81
6cscy in caring 0out, Rheumsti.m, Debility ct tho
Urinary functions, oestructions Dyspcpais and Fever
and Agee. IL To- moreover, particularly valuable ~
corrective to complaints originating from the impu.
rity OF drakins ~sters and thus constitutes grates
u companion 10 both the dent and the traveller
DR. JAMES n CHrlToN the eminent chemist hsv.
ing snslyxed Messengers Gin, prnnouncesi IL vaua.
bic medicinal treasure. The following 10 ha ssrtil.
cate:
LONDON CORDIAL GIN" brought to me for ar
.ua;ns,ien. fnd to be good article Of Gin IL II
c.,eatislly the same tire medicinal article intro
duced into the United States Dispensary und.r the
n,me OF COMPOUND SPIRITS OF IITNIPER -
ana recomme ed as useful addition TO diuretic in
fu,,ons ard mixtures debiitated osses of dropsy
Se 1 have NJ doubt thet, If ADJ irisservd medtci
n.llx IL would produce beneficial effects
JANIS Il. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
New YoEx June IS 1855
70. sale at No. SO Main street by
L. WARREN, agent for
my i2-im 4. L. Messenger & Co.
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IA ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
eGH WARD.-Ths above reward will be paid for
IN the apprehension and delivery to me OF me-
~ gro slave, named ANTHONY, (who left the
SA employ ment Of Mr. Ro. A. Mayo. on or about
tho 18th of March lasr) if taken beyond the limits of
tbs State; or If taken within the limits of the State
a reward of $50 will be paid. The said negro Ia of
low statue slightly made of black color, and suppos-
ed to be about twenty three years old
P. n. TABB l. SON, Agents.
Governor street. between Main and Frarklin
ynv Al oJu
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CHhAP HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
u AND GL8ZinG.-fhe subscriber proposes to
work cheaper than any other Shop In this city. and
will do his work in such . manner a. 70 please his
patrons All ask 10 fair trial. give me job and
will do IL in such manner a. to insure another from
he anne NY shop Is 7th street. just in the rear
a. the MershaiI Thestse. mp sts,rs between Grsce
and Brood streets i respectfully solicit Gall
from my friends and fellow -citizsns Ny motto e,
nnnetuaity 70 ell Jobs either large small done at
minutes notice. VIM Z. nAENEs.
: NV t2-1m Z Practical House snd Sign Painter
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or Special Notice Green 4 Allen, Bull
sers cerner of & race and Seventh streets,
respectfully solicit of their friends and the public
generally, continuance Of ihsir patronage 90 sene-
rally bestowed on them the past year Taey are let
Ter prepared 10 do all kinds of CARPENTER
WORK, and will undertake whole buildings IL de
sired or Csrpenters wsrk only as favorable terms
they can afford, sad prompt to all their engsse.
msnts 10 time, sc. Those that contemplate bull
ding this year may find tito their advantage to give
csll-those particularly that to build In the
shortest possible time Pisns estimates furnish
ed ct the shortest notice
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7S1r Joy n ATTlNt3-1t0 paeces = ~, ~
~ to- Mating. erDbrssex9fa - ~.
sal shesksA. watch ~ viifesn vs'sesy "a q =
70 eioee. auvsa q auY0U
ny t4-lu AA1ee
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Mo- TIC E..-An persone having claims
~ assinst iha estate ef Dr. VIM. Z. Taylor. deed
and those indsbtsd, win please make Immediate pay.
mant o. D. TAYLOR sdmlnistrstor Of
myl5 -i2t On. WIN. r. TAYLOR. decd. 3
DLACK ALPACAs-Q Queens Cl0sh Farm
Goods for meas ard boys wear We have srse
10 worth while for all In want Of such
Goods 70 examine our stock and prices before pur-
chssne. j. n. kobgNbAUM.
mys 1873 Breed -
ES0R RENT.-A Coal and Weed lsrd,
with lsvss 6tebis. on sth street and the Canal
near the Afmory s.asses4s -. :.
T. 3t-2sWfs J. u xEE1Q1.
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No. "a Main ct and cor. franklin and 18th sts
WANTED -7hree Journevmen Cabinet.msfers.
servanfs Collins ready made, of ali sizes
The above be found at ali hours. at the corn.,
of Franklin and 18th street. nv IA Im*
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cExffsxS3 RICHMOND AND PETEKS.
Es5I&sV5W BURG RAILaOAD--EPIsCOPA
CONVENTION For tbs accommo-
da,ion Of persons attending the Episcopsl Convsn.
ton at Petersburg, train will leave aichrond and
Petersburg the mornings of the 2Uth 2lst 22d and
Esd of May, at O'Clock, arriving at Petersburg and
Richmond at 10 n'aleck.
Tickets for the round trip to Petersburg and return
by this train, with the privilege Of returning b, the
mail train during tn week, If purchased the Office
in Richmond. S so otherwise full price. Tickets
good only till 18th ips,.
2. Fl. GILL Superintendent
~ The above n ention edtrain takes the plaos of
r,,lr,
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WEI NEAE MlLK a " FILING, ON
" MAAsHALL AND CARTER STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION ..-Will be sod, ON MONDAY.
the 35sh May, 1857, on the premises commencing st
a O'clock, the very neat and excellent Brick Dwell
ing loca'ec as above, recently sccupied by Lsmuel
Bowzsr This lot fsents Is feet on MarshalI strest.
RUS back l65 feet on Carter street. There is on it
sn excellent brisk dwelling. good frame building in
Isas il the most perfect order
TERMs---One- fourth eash; balance ct g. u and 10
months for negotiable notes interest added secure6
By trust deed. or title retained
The taxes for 1851 to be paid by thu purchaser
my 10 GODDIN & APPFRSON knct.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, Feb 7, 1857

GKoRGETowS, Feb z, 1857.
Our City Councils were in session last night,
but transacted but little business of moment.
Mr. English presented the sccount of II. Rea.
YER; which was read and referred
The same gentleman reported from the COM
mittee OF ways and means a resolution in re-
lation to the Corcoran charity fund; which
passed both Boards.
A resolution in favor of Sam'i Smash passed
both Boards also.
Mr. English, from the committe Of ways and
means, reported resolution establishing the
salary of the clerk OF the commissioners Of the
sinking fund
Mr.. Cropley offered resolution of instruc.
ton to the committee on market house.
Both Boards then adjourned.
Our city politicians (bOth parties) are all
astlr mastering their forces for the coming
municipal election. 1t is generally conceded
that the present incumbent of the Mayors Of
tce, Ii. Addison, Esq will again be the can
didate Of the opposition or Know Nothing
party. and we were informed this morning
that X. Crawford, Esq was nominated by
the Democrats and anti-Know Nothings as
their standard bearer. The contest will doubt
less be very warm one. Neither will be like
~ to leave anything undone that seems to
further their cause.
The beautiful warm weather Of the last few
days has pretty we'll cleared our streets of the
hign banks of snow, and business is again be.
ginning to show signs of revival.
SPECTATOR.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE AEsoCLATED PRESS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival ef the Africa.

NEW York, Feb. 6.-The Cunard steamer
Africa, with Liverpool dates TO January ~,
arrived here this evening.
The London Morning Herald announces that
a CABINET council was held on the 2lst, when
TIE SUBJECT Of reconstruction Of the cabinet
was discussed, and that offers Of another coah-
ton was made some weeks ago. Among other
changes it is said that Gladstone will be re-
placed in the exchequer
The crew of the Confederation. ashore In
the Mersey, had been saved. II was feared
the vessel would prove q total los,
The merchants Of the principal commercial
cities of France bad appealed TO the Em peror
on behalf of the French citizens who sufered
by the destruction of Greytovn by the Amer
lean frigate Cyane.
The British feet had captured the forts of
Busbiek and the Island Of Harnsck, in the
Persian Gulf. 1t was rumored, also, that the
Russians had occupied Astrucan.
Later advices from China state that the Chi
nese authorities continuing obstinate, the
British had taken and destroyed the French
Folly Fort" and were bombarding Canton.
Tho Chinese had fired the foreign factories.
The Oriental Agra and Mercantile Bank were
also burned. The Smelling" Of Canton COM
menccd just as tie mail steamer was depart
ing.
The Liverpool cotton market was unchanged,
though some circulars claim an advance OF
ID Sales Of the week al 500 bales Bread
stufs were dull and the quotations show no
change since the departure Of the Baltic.
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DIkD,

=, On the 9Th instant, LiNY a, wife OF Augustine
II. Voss.
The friends and relatives OF the family are ,e-
quested TO attend the funeral, fron ne late resi-.
"ence, near the corner Of Il and :. b streets ~ 2
O'CLOCK r IN on sunday, the 6th Inst
In 6eoTgetown, on the 7th February, at } o'cl'k
a. IN GEORGE r.. UPPERMAN, soa Of Cbas
months.
ellis funeral will take place 10 Morrow (Su--
day. Afternoon, al 3 &C Ock, from the residence
OF his father, Cn bigh street. The friends Of
the family are invited 10 attend.
On the evening Of the 9Th in,tant, Mrs LU-
ClNDA DOVER, aged 65
The friends and acQuaintances OF the family are
Invited to attend the funeral on Tc-Morfo1
(SuIday) Afternoon, att clock, from the 18th
street Presbyterian Church.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Feb. Flour il steady sales
5, 500 bbls State SIS 35aS6.50.
Wheat tends downward, sales Of 3 900 bush
els; white 81 so, red 81 so Corn is firm /;
sales Of 20 900 bushels; mixed 69a73,.
Pork is dull and lower mess S2l so. Beef
is steady; repscked Chicago Sl6sSl5.1S. Lard
is unchanged; bbls. 1870.
Ohio whisky 2Sc.
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nave fonnd them Of great ervico asying
ZION, and In subduing Hosrseness
our clerical brethren real favor in calling thsir attention
70 them icons Herald I'VE commend them to the ct
:ention Of pubc speakers, tIngers end others ubo
troubled with affections Of the Watch
mAn FOR Oonshs. Ashms, 30, cheerful. tAstt.
mory rom perrosa kuowedg5 their erlcs-y-SsII7us
PlcioriA They are simple and eessn. form for admin
sierins, In combination several medicinal
general esteem among Fhy IN the treatment 81
b.oacaisl sifectons-Dr G. =. Bigelcw CoptsnIIy No
opium or deeterfous drugs these can
Freely by public speak~s and for clearing and
Hslns strength 70 the voice. Sold by al Drugcists
Octlb JAMES y. CALLAH Agent
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Oonsumptive Rheumatic Cos.fva Billion. and Dscst. .ar
some IA use viii md renewed strength and life
eN-y organ 81 elr frames Every dose makes the blood
paTer The nerves commence in the arteries
In the veins These pills. first sfert upon the ar
tera BLOOD increasing tbs circulation by which apu
sre deposited In the veins and they throw
lions into the bowss which orgau by the energy derived
from BrAnlreths Pills. exp-ls from era Wien
hre. nsr e pills may occasion gripping, and Ire
patient fee worse this must be borne With for zosd
come Afterwards No great good IL Often achieved hor
some trouble IN rs attainment and this rule applies
recovery OF health TheSa symptoms only
body has long struggled undsr CT impure tanrior
hninorH consecutive use for few days satisfy the
ost nseevfns ~ the great good the pills doing IN.
directions shonld be carefully s'Gded IL uudsrsoOd and
followed health and vigor WILL in majority cases go
cured by the use of RRANDRErH'S Pns.
Sold At rs cents box CsnRl street Braptr.th
building, New York; BY r. w. Dyott sons l32 north
Second street. Philadelphia " e t',t, ae.,eTs
ally. nv III
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PORCO'3 FE@ALE PILLS-The combination CT Iugred;.
enis In the PILLS perfectly harmless Their ecacy and
merits are osest npon extensive practice over ty
years. and, where the directions have teeH strictly f1i
lowell they have never tsilsd TO all Irregularities
rssve painful and dicuI (partiCaIsrlv
We change Of e They Will care the Whtss and remove
s arising frsIa coid exposure any
and may tie used succsssf1lly Preventive Cs unon
the agent, and get CircHlsr for psrticuIsrs free
Price 81 box with full directions Sold Thoee.la nj
retail by oHAs STOTT, Draggist, PeEnsyIvans avenue
SAMUEL B. WAITE 52s Seventh street. wsshin gton D. O.
ano r. - T. CISSEI Georgetown 10 whom all orders m
be rent and ths Pills will be ssnt conndeuay m, 70
lsdies who enclose them dollar.
N B.-Sse signature the box; tooouuterfeititi, IN,
cry. 4. 80
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New nrlAans Markets

bales of cotton to-dsy middling l2.aI2i cts.
Sales for the week, so, 500 bales; receipts for
the week 81, 600 bales, against IL 600 ba;os for
Inc same week last year. Total receipts to
date, in advance Of last year, AZ, 500 bales
Sugar is firm at 10 cents for fully fair.
Breadstufs tend downward-D xsd corn IS
cts red wheat 81 so, white 81 40.
Pork is dull; mess $50
Cofee Is steady; prime Rio l0isl0ic. Sales
Of the week, u, 500 bags receipts s 900 bags.
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UThe Worlds Observation-Disclosures

true physicisn has been known the friend sny
sn " our days many assume but few deserve Mrs
" ~ Garoher, however, IL Of the richly
II IN the production Of the BsLsAN IvERwoRr
AND hoARHoUSD, which has ought u racu cures
and 1naly won for itselfa place among stan ard Fmy
Medicines OF the day, the for all affections Of tho
Lungs. - va
hes-rs Weeks Potter No. l54 Washington street Pos
Ton, General Agents. For sale by w. n. Gilman Charles
stott Narn Palmer T. D. Gilman, by Drnggists gen.
rally. fsb -
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The Burdell Murder

NV YoRr, Feb. 7.-Yesterdsy' s testimony
in the Burdell murder case was nearly 6
vague as ever. Witnesses testified to Bur-
dell's frequent expression Of foars Of violence
and ASSASSINATION from Mrs Cunningham, and
others that Burdell was at Saratoga at the
time Of the alleged marriage. Writs Of bsbess
corpus. 10 behalf Of Mrs. Cunningham, Snod.
grass, and Eokel, will be argued to-day.
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financial

New YORK, Feb. Stocks are active and
higher Chicago and Rock leland 90; Illinois
Central shares 1898; do bonds e9i; rights las.
Michigan Southern 5s.; New York Central
81; Virginia 6's 92S; Missouri SIS IS.
Sterling excb ange is firm.
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Baltimore Markets.

BAL1IYoRE, Feb. -Flouris steady at IS IS
for Howard street ana Ohio
Wheat is unchanged; reds 81 40ssl.s5,
white II 54aSI s.. Corn is scarce; white at
s5s61c
Whisky 26ts2Sc.
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GRAND NATIONAL
ANNIVERSARY BALL,
AT CARUSPS SALOON,

MONDAY EVENING, February a3d, 1857.
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
Il would respectfully inform their friends and
the citizens generally that their
TWENTIETH ANNUAL BALL
will be given on the evening OF the above dale
when they will be pleased to meet them In cele-
brating the 1s5.h anniversary Of the birth Of him
who was First IN War, First IN Peace, Ftrst
an the heaT.S Of his Coanfrsnitn -
The event they commemorate and a regard for
the preservation Of that reputation which has
stood fsir through Hong series OF years will cause
extraordinary exertion to make It surpsss all pre-
vious entertainments Of the Corps
The following gentlemen have been selected TO
acf
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DROFITABLE AND HONORABLE EN-
l. PLOYMENT FOR THE wINTER-Pet-
sons In town or country In search Of employment
as source CT income, or 10 al up their leisure
hours, may hear Of su by losing two stamps,
10 pay Hostage, TO Professor JAMES II. HORNE.
Box No ASST New York Post once. The en-
ploymeBi is fed 10 either sex staten in lie i'm
material. IL Is al article Of daily consumption,
ard can be manufactured in any person's dwell
ling secured by copyright; sales as permanent
as -four. An agent IS wanted In everv town In the
Union. ian I2-Im
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BvA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

l1AW SShLE.-i SHALL Sell
at my store, corner Of Seventh and ID streets
next WEDNESDAY MORNING, 10 oclccf
February 18th, 40 Sold, silver, and ilt Watches,
ID Gold, Fob, Vest, and Guard Chaias, Seals, &c
Terms cash
The articles will be sold positively without re.
serve. ROBINSON,
Licensed Pawnbroker.
leo TIT a GREEN, Auct.
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

'gNhE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF st.
u Paul, Nj. I having an extensive knowledge
Of the Government Lands in Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, and iowa, and having great experience IN
locating the same, is prepared 10 enter Warrants
to great advantage to those wishing to invest.
Particular attention given to procuring lands
contiguous 10 Railroads when they become sub
ject to entry.
Lands and Lots In and about the cities Of Super
Tor, bayfield,, and st Paul, for sale.
II. LlNDSLEY, Kirtwood House,
jan 20 I'm Washington, ID. C..
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WIHE HOPE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS BEEN APPOINT
l. ed agent for the sale OF this valuable article,
and will supplyit either single rope or sufncent
quantity to build a bridge. Its use has been
al pied 10 many purposes, and 10 has been found
to be cheaper, and TO give more satisfaction, than
the hemp rope Samples are to be seen ut the
parties wishing to purchase. Prices guaranteed
the same as the manufacturer.
JOS. l. SAVAGE,
Sign ofGiltsaw, Pa av. bet 10th L Ilth SITS.
feb 2.et a .. .
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NOTICE.
YIN 4 - MON EY.

{NoCKS' - CLOCKS - CLOCKS Call
- at The Great Clock Emporium, opposite IN
Browns Hotel, and ste the greatest assert kIll
meat II CLOCKS this size Of New York " |
Coed Clocks warranted for I 30. Also, all a4lLJ
KINDS Clock Materials, Oils, Cords, Balls Keys,
Wdgats, DC The trade supplied 1T wholesale
prices: Ca or Clocks given In exchange for
old Silver or Cod Watches Also. good Watches
for sale low. Gail and see for yourselves at
] ROB!NSON'S. $40 Pa ay,
jan 2S-2m oppositc BroyvnsI Ho,el
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BY G. w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.
GALE OF RICH 1EwELRY And ELE.

GALE OF RICH 1EwELRY And ELE.
CANT Fancy Goods at Auction.-On FRI
DAY MORNIN February 9th, commenrinc At
II O'Clock, l shall sell, at my salesroom. Iron
rail-, an invoice Of elegant Jewelry and rich
French Fancy Goods, consisting in part Of
Fiue Gold Ear rings, Bracelets, Breastpins
Finger Rings, Hair Pins
With many other rich articles Of Jewelry
Crystal Boxes, and e large collection of he Willy
Gilt Fancy Goods
Altogether forming the handsomest variety O,
Fancy Goods we have ever cffsred Cor sale al
auction.
The goods may be examined at any time pre-
viouslv 10 the sale. The ladies are particular,
invited to attend. G. w. B0TELER,
feO Sd Auctioneer
The above Sale will bo Continu ed o n
MONDAY EVENING, February 9, commenc-
Ing att o'clock
feb 7-2t g. w. BOTELER, Auc'r
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DANCING.

SECOND AND LAST QUARTER.
pR0F. H. w. MUNDER, RESPECTFULLY
announces 20 hts friends and the 40
public generally, that his second and last -
quarter Will commence from the LIST 20 the nv
9th ofFebTuery. All that wish to prepare @f2
for the Grand Nay Festival, would do Ak1e
well 10 enter their names Immediately.
The r 9ncy ID 'rces this season, will far excel
any tGat has ever been introd ed In this city bT
himself or aIv other teacher
Rls agreeable soirees, which has been 40 ey-
tensivfly patron Zed this season, will continue
every WEDNESDAY EVENING, weather per
miuing) until further notice. len k3-4w
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AUCTION eALH5.
BY BoNTZ & CooMBs, Auc.ioneers.

BY BONTZ COOMBe, Auctioneers.
WIGS, CURLS, HAIk PLATTs, Purn,-
w ture, &C., at Auction.-On MONDAY
the 9th instant, at our Auction Rooms 7,h street
near the Northern Market, on account Of whom 4,
may concern, a gere-d assortment Of Wigs,
Curls, Hair Platts furniture, &c, TO the highest
bidder, for cash. $500.
Wig Makers and others are invited to attend.
1t BONTZ q CO0MBS, Aucts
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MAR RIED,

On the ith instant, by the Rev Mr. Samson,
JAMES THOMAS MCGOWAN to Miss Sh
RAN VIRGINIA BELL, all Of this city.
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WOOD AND coal,

AT THE OLD PRICES.
OAK WOOD DELIVERED AT &c per cord
" Pine do do IS do
Coal OF all kinds End the hest quality.
All orders let at r. ] STEERS Store, No. ass
Seventh street, or at our Osice, will he promptly
filed
2,2i0 pounds given TO the ton.
JOHN w. MYERS & CO.
Once and ard corner Of u and 29d sss First
Ward. Feb 5-2w