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BANK OF KANAwHA

KANAwHA SAIIsEs, tct, 2 ISL
LIS EXCELLENCY, HENRY A. WISE,
L GOVERNOR OF VIRGINlA-SR: - The ex-
isting state OF financial troubles throughout the
country, resulting in the suspensin OF numerous
banks has influenced the Board OF Directors OF this
Bank to discontinue the payment OF specie from
this date, until such time as general resumption OF
specie payment by other neighborDg banks shall en-
able ii to resume on fair and equal terms.
Having redeemed Its notes in gold ON demand mp
to this Time and relieved three-iths Of its entire
circulation in the past five weeks, 1t Is with great
reluctance that this Bank now resorts to this
measure.
/ have thought 1t proper to give you immediate
notice of the fact stated above.
Yours very respectfully.
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tag" TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
r. d q. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer III
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber Of every descrip-
ton Office and yard corner Of Cary and 10Th streets
Richmond Va. by lg-d6m%
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EP MISSES AND CHILDREN's DRESSES,
WRAPPERS. Also BLACK LACE BASQUES,
CAFES and PARTY DRESSES made TO order.
BONNETS Bleached, Pressed and Trimmed.
20. On hand, a fine assortment of QUILTED
FOODS. LADIES BAZAAR,
No. ao6 Broad St, between 4th and 5th streets.
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k1JHMUND STUN + WUKkS,
and have found them TO give general satisfaction,
both rs 10 quality and operation. The firm of G. d.
YALE 4 Co. are now prepared to furnish the trade
with any description Of these desirable Stoves.
CHAS. D. YALE,
hu22-3fn l30 Main street
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by SPECIAL NorICE.-MRs. C. ]. Al
LEN wishes 10 call the attention of the ladies Of
Richmond and the public generally that she has I'M A.
returned from New York with the latest styIes of
DRESSES and WRAPPINGS, and is prepared 10 ex
ecute all work In her line of business In the best man.
ner, and at the shortest notice. Calls
solicited. Orders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
No. 81 MAIN STREET
oc lets Over p. III. Keach's Trimming Store
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THE STATE FAIR.

THE STATE FAIR.
Va. State Agricultural Society.
NOTICE.-Persons DESTROYS Of procur-
ing receipts for their annual dues to the Virgil
MA state Agricultural Society," invited to call ut
the Secretary's Office. They must provide them
Rents, as it is impossible, under existing cir ui-
stances. for the Secretary to furnish the change
All persons procuring from Ticket Agents. admis-
sion tickets for the Fair during the next week must
furnish themselves with change those agents will
not be allowed to do for any thing but the smaller
gold coin and silver currency. Entries are he
ing made at the Office of subjects intended for the
exhibition. Those having Tobacco samples to enter
should bring them in without de ay.
&C 2}-ts CHI. b. WILLIAMS. Sec'y.
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
S0CIETY.-persons wishing to renew their
subscription. or become members of the Virginia
Agricultural Society, can find me at the store of
Mr.. A b. Clarke, on Franklin street, opposite the
Old Market j. I. CHILDREY.
&c Pitt
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SUPpS OFFICE, X. D. nR,l
RICHMOND, Oct. 10Th, 1857.
A NNUAL EXHIBATION OF VIRGINIA
I n STATE AnpIEIII TITDAJ Snrrprv


RICHMOND, Oct. 18th, 1887. I
A NNUAL EXHIBATION OF VIRGINIA
~ STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
NOTICE.
Members of the State Agricultural Society who
come over this road TO Richmond the occasion of
the Annual State Fair, which viii commence ON
Tuesday. the 9th of October, by paying the usual
fare to Richmond, can return free upon exhibit
ton OF their certificate of membership for this year.
to the conductors of trains
Stock aud articles designed for exhibition will be
charged the usual rates OF freight goiug to the Fair
and Will be returned free this road, if still in
the possession of the original owner.
2I-t3dN T.. CAMPBELL Sup't
sxSs---I.Innk FOR THE FAIR.-An
Sss-.z=EEaz1 Extra Packet Boat will leave scotts-
vile Sunday night at II o'clock, and pass New Can
ton at A. Nj Columbia "A NJ; Pemberton A. NJ /;
Jefferson, A. NJ; Cedar Point, "a A. NJ; Michaux
Ferry. "a A. NJ; Jude's li1a A. NJ; Manaki ntown
Z. ~: and arrive in Richmond on the 26tn inst at
By the Mail Packet, arriving in Richmond We'd
nesday, 2Sth inst, at A. NJ, passengers will be in
time for the great day of the Fair
RETURNiNG-The Mail Packet will leave Friday
Both. at 2 NJ, and an Extra Boat for New Canton
will leave Saturday 3Ist of October, at : A. NJ
&C 20-l2t BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT
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NTOTICE.--A Poll viii b opened q 70. ;.
l y s!s:ss s.. ;sis & y S & =
- All the vHcAncv crcAsioned q w. Hlvu4T
s,sss l y msss "a III /, iss-si s-sssSsSWH
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VISITORS TO THE FAIR, 1857.
NEW MUSIC.
~ At RANDOLPHS Book store and Bindcry,
NO. lzl MALN STREET.

LOCUS Grove Polka By welsh...........-..-....2,c
MORO Castilla-Spanish dance. By Wilssn.....21c
ANNIE Law, song. ny Thomas. vignette........37c
l MUST Come out Next Spring, Mama; song. BY
feGc MOTIFS 2.N
I'll Dream Of Thee No More, song. b, Thomas...3S
AS We Gatheredn the Say, song. By author Of
Listen to the Mocking Bird
/ SEE Her Still in Ny Dreams, song: BY author
OF Maggie 10y my Side, Gentle Annie" ..25c
ANNA Bell song. By Parish
ANNA Maria Jones tcomc,) song. BY Me dows...2:c
/ LOVE My Native Land, song. BY Baker........25t
On The Banks of Beautiful River, song. BY
Mrighton.
AUTUMN Fruits. song. BY Stephen Glover....."..25t
WILD Ash Deer; song for Guitar.
FORGET Me Not, polka. By Eatop...-...........225t
LOVERS Triumph, polka. BY proehl............2:C
EMILY. polka. By 25t
PRAIRIE, polka. By Ambrose
COMET P3ika ny Herr ~: 5 5Se
NEW t;sr York Ledger. do. By do.... 9 S5e
AMATEUR. do. by do...........,..2JC
RnYALL Victoria Waltz. BY Leduc.
k WHSh,va nav do b S SsndeLsOn &c
LAUGHING Rill, do By %are......... .......25c
THOUGHTS Of Home, galop. BY trane.....-...,...25C
FAIRIES Frolic, dance By lIewtt...............30c
~
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1Ours, Yery RESPECTFULLY,
ocle-Im H. NTZHUGH,. President

I III. ALLEN,
81. BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
Has removed his shop from th street 20 lth street.
between Main and Bank streets where he IL prepsr-
| cd To serve his customers and the pubic, with
promptness and dispatch. His late ye Of Hair Cut
| ling and also his new Hair Dye, for dyeDg beau.
tifu. black or brown, and warranted TO stand, and
also his Fan Lustrale. For saleby
9tx Il
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A MEXICAN HOTEL,
"A RICHMOND, rTRGIyIA
Opposite tho New Custem House.
ALEXANDER BUvAL, Proprietor
The undersigned having taken this Hotel. respect
fully Announces the fact tn his friends and the pub
lie, andsollcits their patronage lie has removed
his family 10 the Hotel and will from this day give
his personal ard undivided attention to the business
aud hopes TO give satisfaction to all rho may patron
ze the house. His tables supplied with ali the
delcaces OF the season. and will Away be furnished
with the best CT everything that the market sup
ply.
dood and capable servants have been selected and
the guests may at all times expec. prompt and par
ticular attention.
&c 5-ts ALEX DUyAL.
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r.. VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ssssAy ~ ROAD--ANNuAL EXHIBITION Via

yin A STATE AGRlCuLTURALS OCtETH.-Not es
of ali solvent Banks in the State taken at ticket of
fees of this company, for Passenger Fare.
Members ofthe state Agricultural Society who may
come the road of this Company to Rchn.o hd
the occasion of the ANNUAL STATE FAIR,
which will commence on TUESDAY, the 9th of DC.
tober, will be allowed the privilege of RETURNING
FREE. on exhibiting certificate of membership Tor
the present year, certificate Of life membership
to the conductor at any time between the above date
and the 81 OF November. inclusive.
Stock and articles for exhibition will be charged the
regular rate Of freight going to the Fair lfreturned
a. the property of the same owners. they will be
carried back free, and the freight paid going to
the Fair will be refunded.
Persons intending to send Stock to the Fair. are
ueted to give notice to the Agent at the Depot
from which it is to be cent or to the undersigned
week previous to the time the cars are required to
enable the cars to be provided at the proper time
By order Of the Board of Directors.
&C 2I-ts THOS. D0DAMEAD, Sup't.
cEzszz=z=ss=1 NOTICE.-Person DESTROYS
@sof sending Stock or other articles over
the road OF this Company intended for exhibition at
the State Agricultural Fair, will be charged the
usual freight rates Should such stock other arti-
cles be returned in the hands of the owner the
freight paid down will be refunded. Persons wish
ing to send Stock must give four days notice the
Depot Agent. so that proper may be provided.
SAM'L. RUTH, Sup't. Transportation.
OFFICE R. +. & P. R.R. Co.
Or,l Oct
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nasn PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS

Dr. HAMPTON. now aged - years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sCkf BtWars OF limitations! Ask for
Hamptons Vegetable Tncture. The many cures
made by this pheasant and safe remedy may induce
CONTRIBUTING.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too,
10 stand the test of public opinion. No art Of putting
galvanize worthless article, so as 10 Keep 1t up
a. Il good medicine, if it be not really so.
4 good medicine will live, become popular and eX-
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition.
TIE people readily find cut It's virtues, ana the fame
81 them passes Ii ON mouth to mouth with more
pidty than W-papeTs can spread 1t. \ living wit
nes- te-tifying t. the medicine has made for
him, i Of more service than any newspaper adver-
tising.
In pr,of Of what we say above we refer you TO
Hamrt,tn's Vegetable Tncture and its effects.
MR. WM. Hon, 40. 10 South Paca street, Balti-
nor", cured Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease
Mir EDWIN NJ. SPRANKLIN, No. q Register street,
Baltlmure most dreadful Of Scrotula Of years
standing, lost number OF pieces Of bone, restored to
health.
Miss MARY ScoFlELD, Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
srecthrr ease after years uf suffering, has aston
isbed her friends Let the afflicted all 70 see her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM. oldham, of Baltimore Curtonl-Iouse, suf-
ferci from these complaints Tor Is months, with body
and mind severely affected He was cured BY Hamp-
tons Vegetable Tincture after other things failed.
COUGH. CONSUMPTION, &c.
mr. Henry {. VIM hal cough for } ycArs-Grcat
weakness &c, had in all five six Physicians tried
all the rcmeiies, but WAS cured only BY
HANPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
BE Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL LADD CO., Richmond; by
DR. COOKE, Fredcricksburg; by all the Druggists in
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers every where
Is 81 per bottle; six bottles tor s.. Sc o-ddc
RBGEoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence, No. 81, Main between 8th and nth
streets, Richmond, Va. my 30-ly
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DY THE GOYERNOR or VIRGINIA.

~ A PR0CL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES having been
received by the Executive, that MEkiwETHERF:
DAY, charged with horse stealing, and WAS confined
said Jail on the night of the 10Th instant and s
going at laree; therefore, DIT hereby offer reward
of One HundI ed and Fifty Dollars 10 any person who
shall the said Meriwether r. Day and deliver
him into the said Ia Of said unity; and do more
require all officers OF this mnionwealh, civil
and military and request the people generally to use
th ir best exertons To procure the arrest II the said
Meriwether II. Day, that he may he brought to JUS
tice.
-, Given under my hand as Governor and the
LIS Less real Of the Commonwealth, at Rick
'-~-' mond, this 2lsi day Of October, 1851.
HENRY A. WISE.
BY he Governor:
Mrxp
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BOARDING, &c.

DOARDING Mrs. GEORGE w
- JOHNSON respectfully informs the public tka'
she has rented the house on Governor street owned
by Mr.. Morspn and formerly occupied by Mrs. Cla
horne. This house will soon bc opened n b. ,ardine
house, and Is now ready for the reception Of lates
and gentlemen who may wish to hoard in it. Tn,
rooms are probably good In all respects any 10
the city. Mrs JohnSton has tew rooms for single
gentlemen, and will also take day boarders FAM
lies and all visitor. viii tind comfortable secomDue
dations during the Fair
f'n hES /, the premises. good Stable aud
Carriage House. : &C % -ii*
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by DeuOfeT0OTs
GEORGE w. MUyFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.

Meriwether r. Day is about feet inches high,
dark hair keeps his beard elose shaved, which Ia In
clined to he sandy colored: he has Roman nose;
rather downcast look; speaks quick, when SPOKEN
{ -and weighs about 40 pounds. lie Was rails In
Hanover county and married In Caroline, where he
has wife now living &C 9-sw3w
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By Thomas W. Keesee,
I0ffice corner of 18th and Cary streets.l
BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
TO THE RLIC.-AILEGHA

ITO TIL E PU BLIC.-ALLEGHA
L SPRINGS FOR SALE-Having determined to
change my residence will offer for sale ON TIL IRIS
DAY the 10Th day of October at the office Of Messrs
Goddn Apperson. at the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ
In the city of Richmond onefonrth Tiny INTEREST," OF
the Allegheny Springs property, including stock
furniture, and everything connected with it, There
are about BIO acres of land attached to the Springs
with Saw Mill, Containing both Sash and Circular
Saws about two miles distant.
In advertising this property deem il unnecessary
10 enter into lengthy description of its vaue as IL
is known TO the thousands who have visited il as the
most valuable mineral water in the world. The inn
prov ements such will accommodate FIVE hum
four years. IL lies in the county Of Montgomery
within 80 miles OF the Va and Tenn. Railroad and
is reached with ease from Richmond and Petersburg
in one day. After the connection IL made with the
Tennessee Railroad. the only difficulty will be 10
have accommodations for the thousands who will
flock in from the West
There has not in the history of mineral water any
which, within short time has gained enviable
areputation each establishing its claims upon
public favor. The value OF this mineral water nc
knowedged By all medical gentlemeR who have seen
its operations aud effects upon persons using it.
Taking it for granted that persons having any
idea of purchasing will either visit the place or seek
information in regard to it, from sueh are COM
potent to impart ii, consider any further descriu
ton unnecessary. The property will be sold at
the time above mentioned t0ttItOW reserve unless
given.
Any one wishing to buy the entire property can
do 80 privately. by application to me.
The terms OF the sale will be ten Thousand dollars
one and two years, with satisfactory security. ny
address is Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
Sale conducted by GoDpIS APPERsoN, Aucts.
P.s.-In consequence of The stringency in the mo-
ney market, material change will be mad. in the
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For nearly six years have been supplying my
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured at
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RI}GEoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No 81 on Main, between Sth and 9TH
streets Richmond, Va. Ey 30-ly
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FOR RrNr AVID aALH.

~ FOR RENT, CHEAP-No. 2 resi-
II dence. Crump's Row, on 18th street, containing
rooms. including In the basement hydrant in the
yard and suitable for large family. THIS property
y located near the market. and convenient to the
Central Railroad. Rent very cheap 10 good tenant
Apply to EDW'D d. EACHU.
Pearl street.
street 30 oe
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nun on the shoulder, and he'll tell you all about

it" Ao II ''ii you all ABOUT
So, Jerre started. He blundered throucb
the entry; he followed the wall through the next
ROOM he opened the next door, he took one
step into the room, when his foot hit some OBJ
structlon, he lost his balance, and throwing out
his arms, he fell, and % what fall was there,
my countrymen ~ one arm up to the elbow in
ono earthen pan of milk, the other arm up
tothe elbow In another earthern pan of milk
both knees in milk pans, his body on milk
pans, his face up to the ears in n milk pan !;
and an astounding crash of earthern pans,
making an accompaniment that struck on
Jerre ear like the knell of fate; on the Squire $
IKE desperate burglary; and on Sans like
the consummation of all his hopes. and the
destruction of all the pans on the brick floor of
the Squlres dairy, where he had with malice
aforet thought directed Jcrre Cooper.
Jerre was sufficiently sObered by the catas-
trophe to pacify the Squire, when he had got
sufficiently over his first fright, to appreciate
the ludcrous figure of Jerre, as he stood there
in the dim light of tallow candle, amid broken
fragments of earthen pans an inch deep in
milk and cream, and milky streams flowing
over him from the crown of his hat to the soles
of his boots.
Having squared up with Squire Smith he
made for the door, leaving a very respectable
ria Iaefea behind him. And there was Sam,
sitting on log. as grave as a judge, and the
old mare close by, equally grave. Sam opened
his lips thus:
bird, Jerre? ,"
econ darn your etarnal king-bird. Sam
Brown, where's the rum"
Here was where left.-Porter's Spirit.
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IMPROVED STRAW PAPER.-The experiment Of
making straw paper for printing newspapers has
introduced IT, We had exhibited to us some
specimens yesterday, made by Martin Nixon,
after process OF his Swn invention, In which
there was IS per cent. of straw. Three different
newspapers Of Cincinnati have been using IL, and
speak very highly Of its qualities as adapted to
newspaper purposes. The A" Times" @ Com
mercfal,' and "Volksfind," all speak favo7ably '
of il. The paper possesses great strength and
piabilIty, and though less weight in the ream
than cotton paper, has greater body and wear.
The advana e Of straw paper j., that II keeps
the price Of paper from getting so high that news
papers could not be published at their present
prices. Rags have greatly increased in cost, and
the tendency, in consequence OF the great demand
for ptI caused by the enormous editions of pop
ular journals, was constantly upward, till straw
bagan TO DE used as substitute. Since then the
price has been more steady, and from the i'm
prOvemen's in the processes Of straw paper max :
Ing, supply OF material from this source will
always be available.-Philadeiphia Ledger.
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To GET RID or HOUSE ANTS. The best way
to ge: rid of house ants is to set a quantity of
cracked wanuts, or shell l-barks, on plates, and
mt them in a closet where the ants conoregate
They are very fond of these, and will collect in
tlem in myriads. When they have collected in
them make a general sacrifice, by turning nuts
and ants toyether into the fire, and then replace
the plates with fresh nuts. Amer they have be-
come so thinned OFF as to cease collecting on
plates. powder some gum camphor and put 1t In
the holes and crevices; whereupon The remainder
will speedily vaInose. IL may help the process
of getting them TO assemble on the shell -baTks
70 remove all edIbles out Of their way for time
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Pianos, &c.

IN CONSEQUENCEO OF THE PATRONAGE
Il which the pulalc has bestowed US
we have been enabled Ia enlarge our stOckE-Vrf+f
OF Music and Musical Merchandise. B,i ~
arrangements with Dir. Schoeneberger m Pars. and
Schots Sons IN Mayence, Ne will sell ForeIgu
Music io dealsr and professors on the reason
able terms.
Our Catalogue. comprising over Eve Thousand
orglna work Ks, Is now completed, AMI TO be had AZ
the Muse Depot.
Strings. best quality. very cheap m bundles.
Nlollns, Guitars, EIsenbra ndt'S Flutes.
NIo.mcellos. Brass Instruments, etc.
Our stock of Bacon a Ravens and William Md
lers celebrated PaROs will be completed agaln IN
lew day which will sell on the most reasonable
terms and give the best city reference.
Music Depot, corner Of llth and Penn. avenne.
Jel6 w. q. METZEROTT.
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

8. DR.. LOOMS, the inventor and ratcntee Of
Looms Mineral Plate Teeth" :" having
successfully introduced his Improvement InNeS
yaTIonS cities, has now permanently estab- -S~lIo
lshed himself IN Washington.
1hs Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
In maxim set of hut one piece Of material, and
that lndestructlbe mineral. No metal is used In
gavanIc action and metallic taste. There are no
JOINTS to become hed with moisture or particles of
food, hence they PHre and rlean. They are
lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far durable and
natural IN their appearance. / will give a reward of
One Thousand Dollars TO aHy one who will produce a
similar work of art to equal mine In purity, beauty,
Durability, artistic excellence or any other requisite
quality.
All work respOnsibly warranted.
N6 Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
lS-ly
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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND

NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND S,roDr
The subscriber begs 10 inform has frienis and ths
public, that he has opened a NEW STORE, corner
rf 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where he
tends Ia keep constantly hand large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic WINES. LII
QUORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES.
consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar. Coffee, Flour Soap.
Olives, RaislGs, FIgs. SardInes. AnchovIes, Otarf,
Marrett IL Co., Plnet Co., and Col. Chahard's
BrandIeS m cases, demIjohns. and casks. Old ia
malca Rum, Sherries. Madeira, Port of various de-
scriptlons, ~. Julien Claret, Ckateaux MargauN ma
cases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, Re, nold's
Edinburgh Ale, AnnIsette, MarSschIno, Curacao.
Absynthe, Champagne, and large and varied de
scrlptIon of Havana Cigars.
Also, Stouglton Bitters, and Fever and Ague
Bltters, Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Fam2es are particularly invited to call and exam
Inc the Stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
hers of Congress also informed that their orders
will he promptly attended To, and delivered al their
residences at the shortest notice.
4 general assortment of fine Havana Cigars. I'M
ported direct by the subscriber, al wholesale and
tail.
canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken an exchange.
Levy s Old Whlskey, constantly on hand, Of lsin.
Country orders punctually attended TO, and coun-
try produce Of ali descriptions received on Sonsigr-
ment. JONAS r. LEVY.
No. Twelfth street.
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Dentistry. &C.

nR. Willard, DENTIST, IATE OF CHI
- CAGo, would respectfully inform the cit
lzenS oi the Dlstr1ct and vicinity, that hav-
Ing located himself IN WASHINGTON he is SIlI-
now prepared to perform Oh operations In his profes
SION: IN the most approved style.
Iy SNNS'Na