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WESTERN INVESTMENTS.

The Chicago papers say that many persons
from the East are now in the West, looking
after their investments in land, with rather a
poor prospect before them. These investments.
the Chicago Tribune remarks, are hopeless at
present, and viii be so for many years to come.
Persons who have invested their honest earn.
ing in Chicago, Davenport, Milwaukee, and
other places of their class, should not be misled
or hurried to rash conclusions by such repre-
sensations. If they owe debts they must
pay now, let them sell, even at sacrifice, rath-
er than cheat their creditors. But, let them
not sacrifice their Western investments need.
lessly. There is as much real wealth in the
country now as there was when they purchased.
The arrangement Of the currency, which is but
Temporary, cannot arrest the course or growth
of trade and population. Immigration from
abroad is going on as usual. Emigration from
the East to the West will be quickened rather
than retarded. Western States must continue
to increase rapidly; Western Territories to
multiply. The present centres of commerce
will expand, and new centres vii appear. PEG.
pie must have houses; houses require land. The
rapid influx of population must revive rents,
an6 quicken land sales and prices. Cincinnati
Chicago, Milwaukee, and s.. Louis, have not
ceased to be necessities, because exchanges are
disordered, snd people do not know what or
whom to trnst. La q year from this time, real
estate will find as ready market in Chicago
as it did year ago. Statistics then will show
that this monetary revulsion has had no effect
on the wants of its population or its substantial
trade
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We would call attention to an advertisement
on another page, of the Genesee Farmer. 1t
is an excellent periodical and worthy of large
circulation.
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Senator Slidell is i'll, it is sstd .aad awaits re.
ctVery to accept foreign minsith This may
ba incorrect, but it is certain tfat the French
mission has been pressed upon him, and now
that Democrat can be elected to succeed hi in
in the Senate, he may accept the brilliant offer.
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the rowdy was a prominent supporter of the
party to which the Judge owes his election to
afico
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1t IS suggested by certain prints hat the Gov.
eminent intercept the Mormon aigration to
Utah, upon the ground that it furri hes supplies
to body OF men engaged in oaId lg war upon
the United States. If the rurnos of war from
Salt Lake and vicinity prove rAlst e, it is prob
able that something will be done t, prevent the
rebels from receiving reinforcing ats from our
midst.
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RSr Harper's Magazine has been voted out
of Montreal reading-room, because it spoke
unexpectedly of Queen Victoria 1t called
the gentle lady, Victoria Guelph, and limited
that some of her ancestors were no better than
they should bel 1t is high time that such
loyalty was rewarded.
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BSS~ The emigration 10 Nebraska, it is said,
has been brisk this fall. There are already
over 10000 inhabitants there. An exchange
says:
"Governor lizard having resigned the chief
executive Office CT Nebraska, and departed for
his home in Arkansas, meeting of the citi-
zens Of Omaha has been held, at which resolu-
tons were adopted, fully approving of his off.
cial course, and expressing great esteem for
him. This compliment is said to have been
well deserved as he has been an excellent
Governor, and materially advanced the i'm
provement of the Territory.
There seems to be very little party feeling
in Nebraska. Business eggrosses the attention
of the citizens. They are all Of one mind as to
making it a free State, and, beyond that, there
is nothing to contend for in politics. Town
building, road making, agriculture, the erection
Of homes, and the establishment Of liues Of
travel and trade, is quite as much as they at
tend to. So large ia the emigration every sea-
son, that the crops raised in the Territory are
never sufficient to supply the home demand.
This accounts for the fact, which so often puz.
zles Eastern editors, that provisions are scarce
and high in these border settlements. II ie
best that it should be 80, as the profits of the
farmers from the high prices induce many to
engage in agriculture who otherwise would
not"
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Porters SPIRIT Of the Times states that Mr..
Ten Brock won enough in the Cesarewltcn
Races TO not only reimburse himself tor MS
outlays and mishaps in England, but secured q
large amount besides,
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r9- The American Missionary Society-sn
AntiSlavery organization-has one hundred
and forty weight missionaries, ffty-three of whom
are in the foreign field, in Siam, in Western
Africa, in Egypt, in the West Indies, in the
Sandwich Islands, in Kansas, among the In
dams in the Northwest, and all over the West
ern States of our Confederscy. From eight to
twelve are laboring in slave States, or in coun-
ties IN free States bordering on slave States.
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n6- Az ERRoR.-We were in error in as-
cribing the I" Gift of Tritemius," in the Allan
tic Monthly, to the pen of Lowell. We are in
formed that it is the production of our friend,
John G.. Whittier.
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BSS~ The Hartford Courant, an old fashioned
Federal and Wing paper, says:
ain Secretary Guthrie's report on the fnan-
ces, dated December, 1856, he intimates the
opinion which is now, under daily evidence. be-
coming the opinion of all intelligent men, with.
out regard to party lines, that the small bills of
the 1893 banks, issuing $l95, 100000 of paper.
of which at least $50, 600 600 is as small as IS
and under, operates the Withdrawal of the
$l95,OOO,O00 of specie, which the paper is sup
posed to represent. A bank bill for So, under
Connecticut laws, may drive out of the country
ten times its face in specie, as each bill is sup
posed to be good; although the law requires
only 81 in specie, for 81 Issued in paper. Mr..
Guthrie estimates the gold and silver in the
| country, one year ago, at $3.50, 100000 al.
though he acknowledges that the superintend-
ent of the mint makes it only 5000, coo 900 ;
and that, for reasons stated, it is impossible to
come to any reliable conclusion as to the
! amount of specie In the country at any one pc
Rod. 1t does not seem of any great import
ance for practical purposes what the amount is,
| be 1t more or less. What we do know is, that
at least 500, 900, 900 of smallnote circulation
might be adyantageously supplied from our
own gold mines."
"The Cabinet has had our Mexican relations
under discussion, within the last few days, with
a view to ascertaining what course can be pur-
sued to compel the Government OF Mexico to e.
settlement of the numerous American claims
against her, and to restrain her off -ials from
repeated outrages upon American citzens. 1t
seems evident that the policy of forbearaDce
upon which the United States have acted for
several years, in dealing with our weak sister
Republic, is taken advantage of; and that, in
stead of leading to corresponding efforts by
Mexico to give Us no cause for further com.
plant, it gives IMMUNITY TO outrage by sfordirg
assurance that no penalty will follow it. Mr.
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SUMMER RETREATS.

|nAGGER'S WHITE So LIP IL U u
H. spgfNUs. BorErogRf COUNTY. fA.-Ihis, as,
i,gitinl watering place is now open for te =,
OF visitors The efficacy Of its waters the Dsnu ~ y
il scenery and the subrity Of its climate AL ILL.,
10 well known deem II hardly necessary 70
them further. The Table and Bar Shall y. n ssss
be furnished with the choicest Siands anu sn' A'
Liquors. .A ..r,rtated
The Central Railroad having just been eomp.s's
within ten miles of the Springs, makes tnis g,.
accessible asany watering place IL the Jneu t ths
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning ~ ~
Central Kaiiral arrive at the springs 70 suppes a
same day. with only ten miles OF good stashs WV
good road e. m
Board, per 70 m
per week. .--.-'''' az m
Children and servants half price: 49,.
iyH-dim Z. A. HATCHER, proprietor.
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: 60 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
- RAiLROAU
Track completed to JACKsoS's RIVER

LIN advance Of time advertised the rails are now laid
aud instead of the 18th of Judy
on THE lSrH
The passenger trains will certainly 20 TO
JACksON'S RIVER, within six hours travel BIZ
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over a
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations TO
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur from Peters
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and W aEhington, on the
breakfast.
Passengers for the Rockbridge Alum Bath Alum,
warm, Hot and Healing Springs. take the stage at
MilbOro and arrive the Springs supper the san
day they leave Richmond
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES

csMR, DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
3sss5s9- NERsHIP.-The undersigned, who 9rr haze
bt-.n conducting the CARRIAGE MANUthGSI,9yES-
ING BIJsINESS under the firm Of AlNsLIE,
BOWEN & POWELL, have. by mutual CONSENT as
solved partnership. =, .lao,aa,e
ments and obligations of the fir collect all aeu.s
due thereto and will continue operations a. .ne
same place. as formerly, in has own maine, aI n n
POWELL In their respective departments. and aaheI
ing to theestablished practice OF the concern %
,i6v,no none but the best wofkmen, using every
care IN the selection of materials and strict peIso
nal attention to all work done by u.s. hope to receive
cnntinuance of the liberal patronage heretofore DE-
a . cOnt,h""hee "a '"0 G.. A. AINSLIE,
sto"ea' d. BOWEN,
=. n IT. POWELL.
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~N TO HOUSE-K EEP Frs. In
gA store. splendid assortment White French
- China, and White Granite Dinner Ware, in
SG sets, or single pieces, new styles and good
quality Fine Gilt China Tea Bets great va
riety; plain and common Tea Sets, great variety;
Glassware of every descriptions Silver Plated Castors
Forks Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons; Ivory handle
and common Knives and Forks: Water Coolers; Ice
Pitchers patent sefsealing Cans: Block Tin and ia
panned Ware; Looking Glrsses; Wire Dish Covers;
Passage Lamps Walters and Tea Trays; Coffee Urns;
Cake Boxes; Knife Baskets painted Tin Toilet Sets
&c, &C., all of which we offer at wholesale retail
at low prices. GEO. j. SUMNER
N paorI Stroot
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FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDI-

n FRESH AND hELlADLE MED1-
sCINES-yEADE & BAKER, practical Che
~ mists and Pilarmaceutsts, ls6, n; W. corner OF
s<xA Main and 10th streets, Richmond, Va, offer to
ph ysicans aud families complete and varied asSoit
ment of PERFECTLY FRESH Drugs, Medicines Chemical
and Pharmaceutical Preparations: Ground and whole
Spices sIFrED and PURE; Surgical Instruments an"
Appliances: Trusse. in great variety; Supporter;
Shoulder Braces Medicine Chests; Medical Saddle
Bags; Perfumery; Soaps; Brushes; Combs: Cigars;
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco of the best brands;
Pure and.Old Bran.y; Port Wine and the best Lon
don Porter, selected especially for inyalitis
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RUNAWAY,

80 $500 REWARD FOR ELIJAH-
CkX Vino left NV factory on the l4th of July; is o
ID "a bright ginger bread color, bushy hair. abou
Sg.5 feet : inches high a little stopped in tn
neiShh6rbooi Cf Cox's Ferry on the Sth inst and i
SUPPOSED to b. lurking in the vicinity of Four Hill
tick Church, where he has children residing, Ell
or IS " r. J. CHRISTIAN.
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TO THE LApIEs-SEAsos.RLr Goons

Ito THE LADfEs--SEAsoNABLEG GOODS
= Checked Chambray, for travelling Susters B,av
Linens for do do. Mohair Debaehes, Silk Warn AZ
gentine Cloth, avery nice article FOR travelling eos
tune, made up travelling Dastors Of checked Cham
bray, Linen Busters OF brown French Linen. Head
dresses, Mehair Braids, Linen Collars Rlaek Crana
Collars Hoop Skirts Cactus skirts Yalenciene Sess
Checked Mohair, for busters and Ragians Rraw,..
Braid Flat. nne Leghorn Flats Hack Bonnets PANS
and sliof which, we respectfully offer at greatly re-
! duced prices. G. A. GWAfKIN
auo Opposite Exchange Bank.
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REMOVALS, &c.

II, KEISiNGHAM has removed TO
u. No 2a9. lust opposite his old stand. ami next
door 10 Crrnshaw, Queries 90, where ne VII. oe
very Glad 10 see his friends Thankful ior past ~
vors he wa try Co merit future ones anu eeanR op
posed 20 large profits. he confidently offers assaIhh
ces Of satisfaction to all who may favor MN Win
call. . proU
A. heretofore his attention will be given to BOON
RiNnINti and blank BOOK MAKING at strictly
fair rntes - J. X. KEININGHAM,
Bookseller and Binder,
! ,y Is--Im 227 Broad ST. between 3D. and tth'
EMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
n rariIy to No Pearl street, under the Exchangs
Hotel. where we shall be pleased. 60 see our old
friends u W. fnnI,s.hn 80 ~.
Iet I.Ac nam = ~ "o,s.
DEMOVAL.-~Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office 10 the third house, South of Trinity
tIhurch south side and about one hundred yards he
low the Exchange IIotoi DR. p continues 20 treat all
svnhIitic and gororrhna complaints; and having had
ich practice In this line fatters hmselfth he
give very general satisfaction. call from those in
terested Is solicited.
Or p also makes and vends Of the best restora-
tiy.s chemical Extract OF French Flowers for con-
stitutional weakness. ever offered to the public
DR. y. may be consulted eoaGdentially by letter,
otherwise. Medicines seeuroy packed and sent to
der In almost any direction.
Office hours FROM A. NJ, till Q A. NJ. Franklin
Get. near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-
"A am receiving orders for the best quality of AN
THRACITE COAL to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 22i0 lbs to the ton
(thev allowing ME commission of 10 per cent?
Those who wish TO lay in their winter supply, Will
find il greatly to their interest to purchase at TINS
All orders enclosed to me through the Post Office or
left at the Drug Store OF Messrs. Laidley Robinson,
corner of 18th and Franklinstreets at the law of
fee of Powhatan Roberts OF 18th ard Main SITS,
(where my Office is keptD will be promptly attended
fo lie l0-SInl SIlsT ROBERTS.
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T = RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

n This delightful Watering Place although opened
for the first time in 1856, has already attracted iar
snd meiatsly ON ths Turnpike road from Salem to
the Sweet Springs, and splendid linz o. stage
Tenrsssae railroad Without any detention from Sa-
lem Depot BIZ the Red Sulphur 70 the sweet sprlng
and f;reenbrier White sulphur, being the shoftest
and he'd route between those points.
Since the last Season. the acc9noatpns
been greatly enlarged By the aadr,oi u
feel sure that ali who visit their Springs, Will be
made entirely comfortable and satisfied 10
of health they offer Mineral Water, the penech,
effects of which have been fully tested, particularly
in diseases of the Lungs and stomach 10 seeker ,
nbstaptials and many of the Injuries OF e Desidet
ali those sppendages Of amusement found at oshei
from the heat and dust of the cities they
QUIZ ld ~, 1u' he"t treatmeut c. w. SnANKS,
aAa '''0 DO'' ID. G. SIIANKS,
G. Il. BOARD,
VIM. WALTON,
HIPP.
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suMMUR RETREATs.
DEDF0RD 4 L u N SPRING. THE

BEDFORD A L N SPRINd S, - These
ID Springs are situated eleven miles rum Lynch.
Tenn H. r.. where evnyeyaDce will always be IN
readiness TO convey passengers to ana from tpe
sstablisfed, and acknowledged by many Of the most
eminent physicians Of this country to be sovereign
ngycr failed In effecting cures Of dyspepsia and all
womb Diseases such Prolapsns teri and all kiH
dred diseases 80 prevalent amongst females.
The atsr and Mass have been recently analysed
by the most reliable Chemist in the United states
and pronounced by them to coutn more iodine than
any 'n''''' - - ECH0Ls DEWEY.
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CsN-ML CAKhIAULo' On -, Coa.l
lESL{s4z- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
y T;oa1 EEtahlishment. on Lombard Alley, be-
tWeen Main and Cary snd h strset Rssr
the Columbian Hotel COACHES, G,,i.t tons and
SnLRfES ali Of his own make of the best materials
and Workmanship all viii De sela a. no"
and respectfully ask call from those IN VAIN o. ~
%rtcIe in the Carriage line Is am deternhleH -
make to order and sell at the lowest PHI dtdie' p'''
anu f 81 an H ~" '0' ~ MICAJAH MANGUM.
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COAL.

O0AI, AND WOOD.-The subscribers,
y the sale ef 6 coal ar from nnx th ready ysf T.
kun an" I,ripr lump COAL az well az average, and
ssSmith's'' Coal in any quantity; moor, -, go,
For COAL or for OAK and PINE WOOD, wen sea
soned anply to Mr.. Pitcher, at Goal ara (Scfeah-
efS'hie III 0''" + j. SMITH CO., Agents,
eth between Broad and Grace sts
... TERMS:
For Oak Oak s !, cord Sc deliSY dyer CASH.
~ rn1j os 10 Kind and quantity au l5-2m
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BIT SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in virs
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipment BY
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
whoare the authorized Agents for Express privileges
ON theae ships
Office Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
COMPANY, LCDLAM * pLEAS4NTS Agents
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l. Ished sEMIwKEKLY, would not willingly be W>dh
b. for any consideration on any su6Ject, or IN an!
6fits departments original or selected 1t endeaYor
to be useful to the farmer especially and to All po
ricans and others open 10 convlctlon or Wiling L
listen TO reason It's political friends having been
emily demolished in the late election, It will supper
Nr RuchaEan ayanst the attacks OF the Democrats
oarty aud il in the market for paying subscribers
without regard to creed or acknowledgement a,
lief have those who can't read English any others
if they are honest men.
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-, rsEsiEHSSS-=EE1 The ADAMS EAPKESs
t2st tf.Nr.ss;SE.~COMPANY, l34 Main ST.. having
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers james.
town aud Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad 10
Weldon, Wilmington, Ly ncbburg, Salem, Wytheys
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lina are now prepared to forward, with great dls-
patch, and at reduced rates. every kind of Merchan
disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &c, to the above
named cities. and all places on the seabosrd.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompan led
by special Messengers who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling OF goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EMPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be by
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Freight received, day of sailing, until o'clock
p. NJ. j. l.. NACDONOUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
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II. !. CHRISTIAN.
- $50 REWARD The above re-

rF sou NEW AND -IHt dUUFt Ie-
ward of fifty dollars will be paid for the appre-
"a Nhepsion of a negro man, named JOHN, some
times calling himself Nelson, if taken within
tbs state and live dollars il taken within TINS
city or county upon his delivery to the subscriber or
ir VIM Greanor, of Richl.ond The said negro
ran away from the factory 81 Mr. Mn Greanor 10. On
.Ippearance very quick in answering when spoken
TO- is about feet or inches high, quite slim and
very dark in complexion. 1t il supposed he is stu
lurking about this city or county; and as he has
reatonsin fredericksburg and Essex county, he may
be in either Of these neighhorhoo1s.
j. s. TREBLE, Dunnsville.
,r srr, Essex county, Va.
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COL
- LEGE.
FOUNDED lS52-CHARTERED 1854

OF NIlI OHaIIt5 5IIVVI5.
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution ia now in the most prosperous an
iourishing condition. Twice during the last twt
years has it been necessary to obtain larger apart
nents for the accommodation Of the increasing
Der of students, representing nearly every State i
he Union
disadvantages al nd facilities here afforded to youu
men, desiring to qualify themselves properly for tn
S&rieus duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Eiorou3h Practical Business EfNcUtt0R general
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar e.
cablishnent in the United States.
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.
RAILROAD LINES.

The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt; saml Barnes
day aad Thursday mornings, at 5ls o'clock A. NJ,
and the GLEN COVE. Capt John Davis, every don
day Wednesday and Friday morning., at j12 ococa,
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at al the
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EG.fi Yg - RICHMOND AND
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY,

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY
RICHMOND May lst, 1851 J
ia Mss rEEs..ssEsszE1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
1k*F - We are prepared to transact
any business on the Virginia Central Railroad TAP
pertaining to the Express business) Especial stten
ton will be paid to THAT line, in connection With the
different Springs Of Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at O'Clock A NJ in
charge OF yaluRbles, money, &c.
For further particulars, apply tn
j. l.. MACDONUUGH, Agent
myl Adams Express Co. ia Main AZ
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HORSE SH0EING.- would inform the
a = pablic, that having engaged newly patented
MAMMEkEb SHOE, am prepared 20 put them ON
the set flor CASH. 1
At - the set. Na' 1sns's~
~ All work warranted
A.. B. LfpSCOMs, Blacksmith,
Jy2i-lM* 49, sA 80
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

A YOUTHS CLOTH TOP GAL
= TIERS, $l2j; Youths' Patent Leather Union
fies LOO do Calf Jersey do. 100; Chdrens Oxford
Boots. l.25, at MARCUS HARRIS,
au u l&1 BROAD II.
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IRISH LINENS.--We are now selilng
i great bargains in Linen Goods; Also, bleschsd
any On hand. for salelow, by
an Is NJ ROsESBAUM. 1893 Broad st.
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PIANOS, &c.

So NUNNS s. CLARK's PA
szsrlEEEa NOS.-sEvEN OCTAVE PlANOs
III MIN P. II. TAYLOR has ' 1 z pr VpSssss
fron the no,n,ar manufactory OF Messrs. NUNS 4
CLARK. whose instruments he has been selling duihs
the past thirty years. the stire o .ns
numerous purchasers Also, Pianos OF 67z octases
together with several excellent second HAND nstru
ments. which will be sold at unusually low prices
MELODEONS, of pelaubets make, TO De ootaine'
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, of a variety Of patterns. w.,
The most 9 Extensive assortment At MUslG ana III
steal Instruments in the State. p. H. TAYLOR,
10 25-ts Piano and Music Store, Governor street.
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The steamship JAMESTOWN Captain Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening, at O'clock, for New
York touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, at
II 40