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r. We understand it is in contemplation
By nc young men OF Memphis to tender Miss MAGGIE
MITCHELL q complimentary benefit.
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MONEY! MnNEYF

A Ii persons indebted 10 us either by note or account
n will come forward and settle, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. POPE & BROTHERS.
janl-lm 235 Main-St-, Memphis. Tenn.
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DIV Goods at WhOIesaIe:

lust received, direct from New York, on Consignment,
j Of upwards Of $4,000 worth Of sessonable Staple
Dry Goods. The goods being on Consignment, ! can af-
ford and wiz sell better bargaiSs than ever was offered In
this city. Merchants and planters, who wish to buyb BY
the piece viii md to their interest to examine ny stock
before purchasing elsewhere. G. B. LOCKE,
nov5 Auctionear and Real Estate Broker.
NIFTY bbls. Old Rye whisky and Bourton, warranted
i pure, in store and for sale BY
BOYD s. ANDERSON,
novQ7-S Ne IS7 Main street.
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THEATRE.- Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL ap-
.pesred last night 70 one q the largest and most inisili-
gent audiences that ever assembled within the walls Of
our theatre, and created, throughout the entire perform
snos, 3 perfect fUrors OF enthusiasm. She is, without
doubt, = most accomplished comedians, and dessrvl
o. the appreciation OF cur Memphis audisncss f~asGdious-
" critical as they are. Tonight she sppsars-supported
By the best cast Of the c0mpsny-in several Of her most
beautiful Characters, the principal o. which IS Dot, /" in
DICKENS Cricket on the Hearth" We anticipate for
the Patty Star" on this occasion, : fun house and Ep-
Epprecistivs auditors.
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25th of February Next,

I've hundred acres OF excellent LAND, being the tract on
which / now reside; $50 acres cleared and in hne state O.
cultivation.
Improvements consist Of q substantial new two-Story
Frame Dwelling, Gin House, Press, and all the necessary
out houses, most excellent vel Of water, g5Od orchard
Of peaches. apples, plums and various other fruits.
Also. fifteen NEGROES, OF all sexes and ages-Aeu
women, Girls aud Children-and st the same time ant
place all the Corn. Fodder and Oats, Horses, Mules, Cat
tie and Hogs, Carts, Wagons. Oxen, and all and every
species OF property on the Plantation, incluting about IS,
600 pounds OF finest quality BACON.
TERMs-One-ihrd purchase money for Land due mex
25-h December. the balance in one and two years from
that time, in equal instruments. Negroes and all Othel
property will be sold on a credit to 18th December, for ali
sums over SO; that sun. and under, cash-
Persons wishing to examine the premises wiz call on
me, on the place, OF ny son, L. F. Dupree.
jan2s-dawtds H. DUPREE.
Enquirer copy and send bill to B. Reid Il Bro.
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~ The "RIey Family' passed down the
river esterday on the steamer IHiHOiE- We understand
they viii Eppear at vicksburg.
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Prof. woods Hair Restorative,

Advertised in another column, is spoken Of, BY all who
have used it, and by the press everywhere, as an excellent
article for the preservation OF hair, and for the promotion
Of its growth. We have Ouself tried l. as a toilet article,
and ind it to be superior to any Otherj and have known
Others who experienced great benefit from its use. Itis
worth a trial, atlsast, by those whose hair has a tenden-
cy 10 come out-Kenfaeky YeomGn-
To be had Of o. J. Wood s. Co, ia Market street, st.
Iouis. and Of druggists generally. Jan2s daWzW
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VaIuabIe Land for Sale.

80 lOfFEh Tor sale a valGable tract OF Land, stu
Aated in Fayette and Haywood counties, containing
about 1890 acres being the tract Of Land on which
- b. De6rafenretd resided at the time Of his
death. The Land will be divided to suit purchasers. II
is situated near the Memphis and Ohio Railroad. and Is
regarded as equal TO any tract Of the size in Faystte.
Purchasers are invited u come and examine It. Terms Of
sale viii be liberal. Apply to me at my residence in Fay
cite, or 10 Calvin Jones, OF ". A. Williamson. at Ssmer-
Vile. II. Z. DEGRAFFEEREID Executor.
jsn1e-2m
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HAVE received lately a very good secondhand BOIL
Il Err. also. BRICHEN and STAND-PIPE, which I am
authorized 70 sell very low for cash. The Boiler is twenty
six feet long, ~thirty-six inches diamater. two twelve insh
tues. G.. M'LEAN BOiIer-Maker,
ianS-dSw-w9t Opposite Navy Yard. Nemphis.
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~ We are indebted to the officers of the
nne steamer Il. D. NeiceoH5 for q package OF late New
ORLEANS papers
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nOOH: LOOK:
HAPPY AND GLORIOUS NEWS

The greatest wonder OF the world has at last been dis
covered-a specific in disease-DR. EDGE' EER-
VOUs TONIC, for the cure Of Chns and Fever, and a pre-
ventive to all grades OF Fever, as wei asa eurs. 1t has
been fully tested for the last four years, and it is now
conceded BY scientific nen to be one Of the greatest dis
coveries known to man. This viii be disputed by thou
sands, no doubt, but il is So. Read, look, and judge for
yourselves
Fifty thOSsand dollars will be paid to any person who
viii produce its superior. TIT Medicines can be found in
all the Drug Stores and fowls throughout the entire
West. J. N. SLEDGR.
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wynn. A. BatcheIOr's Hair-Dye.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to q
beautiful and Natural ROW or BLACK, without the
least injury to hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
WIZ. A. BACHELOR since 1889, and over $1,000 aPpli-
cations have been made TO the hair Of his patrons Of his
famous Dye. Prejudice against dying the hair and whis-
kers Is unjust, as 1t would be against covering q bald
head with 3 wig.
WIN. A. HAIE-DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished frUm nature, and Is vGrTGsted
not to injure in the least, however Ion. it may be con
tinued.
Made, sold or applied, in nine private rOOms,) at the
Wig Factory, 23s Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States, BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name and address upon .
s~teel-plzte engraving on four sides OF each bottle, Of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
2S3 Broadway, New York.
~ For sale by s. MANSFIELD B. co. and Druggists
generally. mayS1-dtwAw1y
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IMPORTANT TO COMMISSION MERCHANT
In reply to a letter Of enquiry, Attorney Cen
eraI Sneed addressed the following letter to a
gentleman Of Athens, Tenn. We copy from
the Athens Post:
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COOK WANTED.

A GOOD COOK is wanted for a small family. An old
"A woman preferred, and one thai has ne children. A
fair price will be paid, II early application is made At he
APPEAL once. janI7-se
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NASHVILLE, January -, 1857.

$3.50
DEAR SIR Your letter of the 27th ultimo
was duly received. The nature Of nv official
engagements here, in and out Of court, have
prevented an earlier reply and now only afford
me leisure to answer briefly
1. That If a merchant, OF other person, car
~ on the business Of buying and shipping
wheat, bacon, OF other articles Of produce for
others, for which he receives a commission, he
thereby becomes a produce broker in the sense
Of the 4th clause Of the It'll section Of the Rev
enue Act Of 1856, oh. "a, and is liable to taxa
ton as prescribed in the 80 clause Of said sec
ton.
2. That the term merchant, as used in the
Sd section Of said act, pertains TO such as buy
and sell on their sDH account ; and if one IL
censed under that section, blend with the BUSH
ness 30 carried that Of selling on commission,
+" salt, /" " implements Of husbandry,' "patent
medicines f" or other articles, he is liable to be
taxed as a Commission Merchant also, upon
the amount Of such sales, as prescribed in the
It'll section Of said act.
Very respectfully,
JN0. L. 7. SNEED,
-ftforney GeReTaL.
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miscellaneous.
The M~aIainotype.
rs THREE GREAT BEAUTIEs

EIRSr-They are more brilliant, and viii never fade.
II SECOND-They can be taken EQUALLY as wei, II not
better. IN cloudy as clear weather.
THlRD-There can be given TO the impression on the
Japaned surface an artistic effect and finish hat cannot
be produced on any other surface known 70 he Photo
graphic world.
REMEMBERl That W. H~.DEsHONG, IsrMaln street,
has theexelusive right OF the city o. Memphis for the
halaiuOtype process.
He also makes Ambrotypes, DagueuCotypes, Fouro-
types, Celereotypes. Tithneotypes, Photographs, sc. &c.
jan3-dly
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gpetial aOtitss.
9-oIIoYay,s ointment and PiIIs.

NONE need despair. Here is relief for all who sunerl
III, siekIy NAV gaia renewed health, and strength by =
careful use Of these marvellous remedies.
Said At the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. 244 Strand, London; and by all druggists,
At 25c., 81 NC, and 81 per PCT or box
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Safest gens bg GfI&grapB
tn aSSocTATED prrsS nm uPvpurS
From Washington.

WASHTSoToS, January sI.-Ths Senate has passed a
bin sppropristing s7oO,O 900 TO restore and maintain peace
in the territories Of Oregon and washington.
The House has passed a bill fixing the boundaries OF
GnnesstS and authorized the formation Of a stats Con-
stitut on. The House has also passed a bul fer the relief
OF the people OF Kansas, which declares the laws passed
BY the Legislature al Shawnee Mission null sndvoid, and
orders a new election, providing heavy penalties for lie
gal voting. A bill allowing oregon to form a State Con-
%sttution has also passed the House.
WASHINGTON, February 2.-Ths Sesats has adopted 8
resolution calling for information in regard TO the Califsr-
MIA vigilance Committee; and also as to the result Of the
trial Of CEmels for Military service.
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Certificates.

MEMPHIS, october ;, 1856.
This is to certify that we have been selling large guam
titles OF DR.. Sledge's Celebrated Remedies, and take
great pleasure in recommending them 10 the anaicted rs
possessing remarkable properties in controlling the dis
eases for which they are recommended, and we have no
hesitancy in giving our testimony in favor OF their supe-
riority over other preparations for the same diseased, as
they seem 10 give universal satisfaction to all those
who use them.
Mansfield s. Co., Druggists. Peyton s. Hardin, Druggists.
G d. Johnson, Ward & Jones,
Chandler & Co., Henry Wade,
r. Joyner & Co., ". II. shelton,
nnrIR.datmIr
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NEW DRUG STORE.
snburban Residence for saIe.

OYER for sale, upon good terms. the former Resi-
Il denoe Of Q. ?. King, ESQ, lying on the north side o,
the new state-line road, a mile and a half east OF the
city The tract contains II acres, and is improved with
a small residences Of three ICONS, vel and other improve
ments.
Also, a four acre wood Let, nearly opposite. This tract
is within three Quaaters OF q nile OF a good church ard
school, and is In one Of The best and heathiest neiEhLor-
hoods IN the vicinity Of Memphis. G. g.. LOCKE,
nOvil Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
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8 = RE w
SfOD the Runaway!

81 Runaway from the subscriber, living six miles
northwestern fernando, Mise, a Negro Nan. named
ALBERT Said Albert il between . and 80 years
--od, 8 feet 5 or s inches high, dark complicated an6
quick spoken. He wore on three pairs OF pants, three
coats, and carried with him two Blankets. He was raised
in Halifax. Virginia, from which place he was brought By
Forrest * Jones, from whom I had recently bought him.
I VIII give the above reward for his apprehension and en-
so thatI can get him..
ian2O-daFIm = @. GARTRELL.
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WANTED.
Nut Crackers.

A SITUATION as Bsok-Keeper or Shipping Clerk, by
n Young Nan from 81. Louis. Good reference given
Actress c. Il. MARTIN, ?. o.
fEnlT
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SALVATION, YE AFFLICTED!
W. A. GID DON,
GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS MANUFACTURER,
NO. 1EAGAN's BUILDINGS,
Adams street. OPPOSITE Che worsham HOUSE.

NJ I hAdA1 > nAAALAN19H
Adams Street, opposite the worsAsm House,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
THANKFUL for the extensive patronage received with
in the last four years, I am now better prepared than
ever for fitting and curing the worst forms Of Hernial
Rupture. can, besides, furnish, r~esdy-mAde or manu-
featured to order, superior Stockings for yaricOse Veins,
instruments for Prolapsus, Shoulder Braces and Rand
ages Of varioas kinds. Artificial Legs and Hands made
to order; in short, / can easily procure Instruments Of
every kind, owing to arrangements made in New York
and Philadelphia. The following certificates, among
others, speak for themselves:
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the nth Of
June, 1854, was ntted ty WA. A. GLIDDON with one
OF his Trusses. Ny age i ssventy-sne, and I been rup-
tured for nigh I'VE years. Il is now several months
since I have left OF wearing the instrument, and 80 far l
have experienced no return Of the complaint. cordially
recommend Mt. Gliddon as 9 Truss-htter 10 the cOmmu
nifty at large, satisfied that he understands his business
and trade.
(signs5) JOHN G. BosTICK.
MEMPHIS, August 25, 1855.
By the advice Of DR.. A. X. Taylor, Professor OF AnAto-
ny, Memphis Medical College, ! called on MT. Wa. A
GLIDDON, and had a Truss made for ne and applied.
Ny case was an IngEinal Hernia. The instrument was
ftted in April, 1875, and / now consider myself perfectly
cured. Ms age is Thirty four, and occupation that Of
.cistern builder. I can eordially ecommsnd Mr. GID
DON TO all who have been 20 unfortunate As 10 be sfiiOt-
ell with Hernia. (Signed) BARBER.
MEMPHIS, January 8, 1851. lsnl4-davtf
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Il
Wanted Immediately

A as Book Keeper or as CLERK in a Hotel,
n or any situation where a young man. BY constant
attention 10 and interest in the business OF his employer,
will enable the latter 10 pile up the dimes, and at the
same time give the former a chance to make a smaI'-a
very sHnall-pne for himself. Address D. s. BURTON,
through the Post ONCE, or inquire at the Memphis Fe-
male College, Adams street. References can be eivfn. II
required. fan0Qdrws
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NOTICE.
GERM: oWUEEER,
OptiCian, Watch Maker and JeWeler.

Madison street, befrreen Main and Front Rotg,
OPPOSITE THE CITIZENS BANK, MEMPHIS, TENN,
ID RESPECTFULLY announces TO his friends and the
II public in general that he has permanently located
himself at the above stand, where be Hay constantly BE-
foand, ready 70 give attention to those who ray favor
him with their patronage. I will always have On hand
a splendid assortment Of various improved Spectacles,
also a variety OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SC. Re-
pairing done in every branch Of the business az short
notice, and warranted. ianIl-dgwawly
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N HOUSE,
Corner Main and JacksOn-sts.,
BROWNSVILLE,
THIS we'll known Hotel, having changed hands,
81 and been thoroughly repaired, and provided with
Fii new Furniture, Is now open for the ~secommodA
LA1A- tion OF Boarders and Travellers.
Tht public may rest assurtd that every exerti0n will
be made on the part Of the Proprietor to render this
House second 70 none in West Tennessee. Having active
snd attentive srvsnts, and q table always furnished with
the best the country affords, he confidently relies upon
giving entire satisfaction 70 all who may favor him with
their patronage. WM. K. BENNETT,
JAMS dIwaw3m Proprietor.
Enquirer copy.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

stock on hand and on ~shipbosrd not cleared..... 393, 754
Tuesday, January q, l P. n.
COTToS-TheTe appears TO be a fair inquiry, and thus
far we hear Of shout 5000 bales sold.
SUGAR-We notice sales u some 200 hhds. mostly to
one party al about previous rates.
HoLAssEs-The market is duh and the sales are con-
fined 70 = few lois frem seccnd-hsnds at S24e q gallon
for choice.
PoKK-Ness is now retailing at s91 5r@s22 p Dbl.
BALE RoPE-7oOc cells machine made were sold yes
terdsy at IOHe. r n.
CoFEEE-7Oo bags Rio sold at Toe. and 200 at 1oX9
l0zc. 2 y.
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NOTICE.
Clerks sale of zeal Estate.
2O6s ACRES OF LAND.

lying in the nth Surveyors District o. shelby County,
in Range s, Sections I and 2, on the south eide OF Wolf
river, being the same Land Of which Thomas s. Simpson
decd, seuIsd and possessed.
cash; the residue on a credit Of six
months, with bond and security for the deferred payment.
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk.
WIN. K. POsToN, Atty for Petitioners.
fau20-fde
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Fey. FALL, 1857.

HEAVY ~ no CLOTHING, BLANKETS 40
THtS X. PRICE h CO. have made arrangement.
for keeping large and exisp >ive assortment OF Me-
ero Clothing, Coarse Wooiens Blankets &c fa
which they invite the attention OF the Merchants
Farmers, Planters and TRADERS Of Virginia and \
CaroiinS,
These d,ois are bought directly from, the Agent,
ana Manufacturers, upon the very best terms and
viii be put 81 the lowest rates such Goods can be sid
for by the la 2Ust houses in the country.
Tn ~ making large additions 10 their
stock IN thts department. amons them the follow
Negro Blankets, (Srey Plaid Llnseys, 80. rs and
and Whit all sizee aud a.
qualities Penitentiary Plaids
Heavy sheep GreYs Tout Plaid oznaLurgs (tor osi
haud<) women
SHEEN Grey Twllts do. do. Carolina Jeans do. do
krrseys (b,st ni~Ses) Bel Blankets, lo4. ia.
CzsSinets isog house ser VA and 1874
ssnt-} Bro. and Blesehed Sheet
Cntton Oznaburgs ings, a, l04 and l2-4
"a Ani a. brown Cotton BID. Cotton (all brands
Pulled Cloths TOR mem kerseys for women &C.
And by every arrival throUg hout the sestou in
addition to splendid supply of imported aud Do
nlertic Goods they will receive fun and cenpIet.
assortment Of CURTAIN GOODS, such Lace sno
Musiia CuI tsins. Brocateles Sat dc LANES Curtain
DsTassks Moreens, Tasses, Cord Gimps PRINCES
Loops, Corncr: Ladies' Fur Capes, yictorines and
Cuffs. particulars of which will be given in future
advertisement.
THOMAS r. PRICE co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Si-d&cwlm - Main street.
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By Taylor & Williams, Auets.
ESTATE, ON JAMES RIVER.

w FOR RENT, AT AUCTION.-The person who
rented the above tract the 2Oth ofJuly last hay.
ing failed to comply with terms, we shall ON NON
DAY, the 3th day of September, AT IL O'clock NJ, ut
Henrico County Court House, that being court day
rrnt to the highest bidder the cleared portion Of
Wilton Estate, on James River for one year from
The lst January, 1865. The person renting will
nave the privilege OF seeding crop of wheat in tho
fall of the year. IL will be rented in two parcels
the lower portion with tho dwelling and improve
ments and about $50 acres OF land forming one the
other parcel being of equal eze The rent TO be pay
md first January, 1882 for which security win be
required.
Persons desiring, would do well to examine the
premises, before the day of renting.
sci TAYLOR h WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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nssy- New FALL srApLr Goons

CgnNsHAw, QuARLES a co. have received nv
steamer large and desirable stock of STAPLE
DkY GOODS, which were purchased last week in
Nrge ots and will be sold AT the lowest prices They
consist IT the following articles: All Wool and Do
ruest,c Flannsls Blchd and Brown Canton Fiannels,
PIsid Liaseys; Pulled Cloths satinets; Kerseys,
sheep Grsys; Blankets Heavy Cassimeres; Bleached
and Brown Sheeting and Shrting: BIearhed and
Brown Jeans, Furniture and Apron Checks Colored
Douie-ttes, Ticking; Prints osnsburgs, &c, &c
Sc 2-N 22q BROAD STkEET
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Il WARlNG & PEARCE,

II WARING & PEARCE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Cor +th ami Broad sts. Richmond, w.
A@ Having nov received our fall supply of Drugs
Chemicals Periumery Fancy Articles. ac, offer tor
sale full assortment of every article kept in
hne. and desire call from families resident in the
city, physicians and country merchants feeling a.
sured that, where quality and moderate charges are
u consideration, our Inducements for patronage
unsurpassed.
We offer, also, Lamp and Linseed Oils, Lewis pure
White Lead, snow White Zinc, Chrome Green and
Yellow, Paris Green, Blakes Paint, Spanish Brown,
Venetian Red, whining, &C.
Best Burning Fluid, Spts Turpentine and Alcohol
by gallon or barrel; full assortment Of Window
GLASS.
Also, assorted Spices. Celery Seed aud Garlick for
picking.
Pure Brandy, Port and Madeira Wines for inv Aids.
Prime Havana and Domestic Cigars.
Landreths Garden Seed and full assortment gem
uine Patent Medicines
All orders promptly attended to, and carefully
packed and forwarded with dispatch.
WARlSG 4 PEARCE
Corner Broad and tth streets,
CIV Richmond Va.
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go-CANcERs AND TuMoRs Cured WITH.

WITT
OUT CUTTINs.-DR. NJ. KAHN, late Of Philadelphia
respectfully offers ha services to the citizens and tbs
public generally for the cure Of Cancers, Tumorf
Moulds. Blotches and all diseases Of the skin. H.
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He be found at his office opposite the Clifto
House from 10 4. VI. 70 Z. NJ
Recommendations can be seen on application
my lY-dfn@
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VFHUt0S EItfh hlN y nj Efs II ANUEK,
0nShe eve Of his departure North, would take this
method Of returning his thanks TO his friends and
he public for the Kind patronage bestowed on him
and respettuiX .olsits thss issSrs 70 hs fail sup
iNGS. BORDERS. CURTAIN GOODS. and every Ar.
firla usually found In similar establishments Ills
stock will be complete and full by 10th Spptatalsr
next. NJ the richest aud best 0osds to be fsnnd.
stnre IN2 Main street. AN 2a-in
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GEO. DOWDEN-

~ DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
No. l75 Broad st, Rich moud, Va
A@ lsnow receiving, and etfers Tor sale IA fresh
tnmery, Fancy Articles. Spices, Toilet and Family
soaps Aedcine Chests ssabls Ter family ply slclans
snd plantation use Medical Saddle Bags Pock st
Eases, prime genuine Havana Segars old Chewing
and smoking Tobacco OF the most approved brands
Pure Frepeh and Blackberry Brandy, old Port and
Singer Wings. Popular Patent Medicines &c.
GEO. D0wDES. Druggist and Chemist,
au2 rs BROAD a. Richmond Va