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CLOTHING KsTABLIsHmErrr.


IA HON 4 AtiA fN.-.The subscriber n
again back at his old stand, corner Of Main
NJ snd 18th streets with q new house, nsw and
-1A- fresh stock Of Goods, and is prepared to
Offer greater inducements to his old patrons and
done. Those in want Of something reay nice and
desirable in the way Of Clothing for the Christmas
Holidays, would do well to give him call
Il. b. SPENCE,
Cothier and Merchant Tsilor,
dsI9 No. 120. corner Main and 18th sts.
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POS HIVE CURE suR CANCER
n without the use of caus ic or the.knfs, reabl >
and uniform in its effects in all cases, and proved,
beyond possible doubt, in every case to viii h it
has been spilled
All persons afflicted with this disease will run no
risE in matter it is given 10 the public its
own merits, and reward required should it fail to
effect
To all persona, therefore, requiring further infor
natioa On the subject of Cancers, will send my
Pam phlsts giving useful information to ali
@ho are fiioted in this way, with this heretofore
considered ineurable disease, who may send me
their aGdrss.d. address
JOHN GATHERS, Office no l02
fs25-Sw* Baltimore s. Baltimore. Md
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"a FiFfY D3LLAta- IL h w A tx d.
E2x Runaway from the subscriber the 18th day
en- of September last bri ght mulst:o neg gro bow
ga nsmed TOM. about 6 years old. When he
..s<s-a left had on straw hat with black band
ctOuGed or spotted frock coat. Has full head Of
hair, SCARF on one or both the elbows; a
the inside Of ths left thgh;sl those scars have
the appearance of being bit with knife He
10 left hanned; shrewd and intelliaeut and will no
doubt tempt to pass free boy, and may hire
himself sssuch.
will give the above reward for th- apprehension
and delivery OF said boy secured in Jail SO
that get him. VIM. A. CLEMENT
Addresa. EamphelI Courthnnsa Va il l0-ta
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Ng!tDfCINES,

MEDICAL. INSTRUMENTATION THE
IVA JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR.. PARSONS OF
VAThis is certify thar have used in my practice
aud have seen used by others, DR. L. Scotts & aieb
ted White Crcsssian Eminent, and have no h. 81
ston in saying that have more orfisnce 10 it than
any other Imminent | ever saw 1 have used it in
rheumatism, SprsEs, Bruises, Pains and Burns,
with almost universal success. and can with conf
dence recommend it to the atfi! cted.
EDWIN PARSONS, NJ. D.
Va Dec 4, 1855
All the above a!edic for sale By Purcell, LAID
Co. AND Alex. Duyal Richmond ia Q
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FsNah SUB~t EtBEH Wiss,E 70 E.h-
Il PLOY A TEACHER, to take charge OF a m'"
sTbool of boys and girls, at his house; "ysnoAs,
Amelia county. Virgi,ia middle 'sed gentleman
preferred Salary $500 snd board, for 10 months -
Ill.,. + I.a.s,-;iI. U. r. 2S-im
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<sa TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
wN The Tobacco Factory, now occupied bg mr. N.
49, Dickinson, on 18th street, between hsln ana
Cary, will be for rent next year Possession s!qsa
lat January, Apply to
EARKsDALE & READ.
oe 3---tf shnrkos Warebcuas
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NOTICE The Railroad Mills tInie TAI
iaferro's near the new Gas House, is IN perfect
order. and will grind Wheat, CON-, Rye, Bueswsat,
Sc for Toll or Cash Flour VIII be packed In bar
rels or hazu if desired. Over 10 bushels Of wheat
viii snly De charged cos-' anth toll
Flour, Meal aud Feed fer Es!o &C til. Mil or SUP
plled /, Customers ~ the lowest cash price.
N B.-Grpdng done for Merchants on the lowest
terms nv lie I4-Irn*l A. McDOWFLL.
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10 quarter :.
In ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFcAT

In ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address ior the Tick cts
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
OF the first mail Purchasers can h4ve tickets end
ing in any figure they may design6ts-
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent TO purchasers imme diately after the drawing.
tS~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAIN, and give their Poo; Office County and State.
ET- Remember that eve Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction,
Eg- All prizes of = oO1 and under, paid immedi-
ateIy after the draw ingothar prizes al the usual
Lme Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets csshed renewed IN other Tickets
at either office.
AG6ress order. for Tickets or Certificates either to
9. SWAN co, Atlanta, Ga,
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go prizes .mountins S204 o.
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

go prizes amounting to, S204 900
Whole Tickets $40; halves s: quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to so 900, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
slips of paper eucircled with small tin Tubes and
placed in one |neei
The first 2l2 prizes similarly printed and encircled,
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rsvolved, and number s
drawn from tho wheel If Numbers, aud at the same
time Prize 10 drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhib-
itea to tie audience, and regste ed b. the Conf
-iou9fs; the Prize beiog placed against the Number
drawn. This operation 10 repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Nutabers 20 those drawing tbs
frst II Prizes will be entitled TO the 48 App-G xime-
ton Prizes, according 20 the scheme.
The s. 900 prizes of 500 will be determined By the
last figure Of the number that draws the $50 0H prize
For example, if the drawing tbs $50 900
prize ENDS with 10. l, then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50. If the
Der ends with No & then all the tickets where the
number ends iu will be entitled to s 30 and to
o. Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates. wGtcb IL the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 whole Tickets.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &C.

nj ssOLuTlON.--The firm OF sIZEk e.
JPHAuP, 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Tb. name Of the firm will only be used in settling ts
aft airs by either partner All persons indebted will
come forward aud settle their accounts ss indul-
sencs cannot b. given. One of the partners may
always be found at their old stand until lat April
J. BIER
NH SITE VIVA. PHAUP
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The subscribers VINO are the surviving partners OF
the lste firm of Aug Anderson L Co, will wind up
the business Of that firm without further delay. and
will be obige to all those Indebted them make
prompt payment. ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm Of
IA 2 SIN Aug Anderson Co.
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New YoEK March 6Fiour firm and unchanged
Wheat unsettled Corn advanced cent stocks
higher. Va IS 81
BALTIMoSE, Ma Gu 6Flour unchanged Wheat
better; wnits / 59Di g.; Red SI4S0L46 Corn
new-goot white 5o15 81 yellow 56a6l
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ssAhD e. - IA r..-Unr supply oil n"tt
4 l. Coke for Ranges, Stovrs ana futpsees' WI W.
constantly rspienished during the osishee % A..
season, and the price will be reduced from '1'0'
10 $3.50 per load.
= - etb sn4R yT4-
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ID EnAt.h Uk LalNE-. BbnAGb - -
- LATNEs-s00 dresses Of Bersge De Lainsss
over from, les. sea- on which must he closed Pte',
to tn receipt Ct new sprirg soods foI o ss
call at ALFRED htosn
NH 70 "SA
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A man from Connecticut suspected of unlawful
business with negroes near Fort Browder. in Bar.
oour county, Alabama, YVES ridden On . rail last
week, and then shipped of.
Mr. buchanan il said to be the Oldest man that
mas ever assumed the Presidential Off CO. and that
General Cass, now "a years Of age, 10 the oideet
State. - ~
William Watson, died In Aquasco district, in
Innce Georges county, Md. on the Cd instant,
asea one hundred and eight years
n ri y White and Beverly Hutchinson. are the
Democratic candidates for the Legislature, from
Loundon county ~
Inc Vfeinn Locomotive Works, In Alexandra.
virginia. are about being re opened for work.
Gov Wte, OF Virginia, 10 in Washington. On
usit 70 Ut Garnet, bis son In law.
Dam NO. ). on the Chesapeake and Ohio CAM,
I've "ay on sunday II will take two or thrss
"esAs 70 repair the damage.
:, nsoIes z Nixon has been appointed rssi.,s- ~
brashs Territory. .Ana dissrie'' Me-
sfee higher wages. - - 40 On strike
... r.sr Hss.in. Of Norfolk, Va. fsi, a....
''''' Baltimore, Thursday nornins. -' 70 'hs
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SWAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE 85O,OOO!!
TICKETS ONLY $40

Owing to the great favor with which our Single
Number Lotteries have been received by the public,
and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers, g.
SWAN b Co, will have drawing each Saturday
throughout the year The following Scheme will be
drawn in each of their Lotteries for April, 1857.
GLASS so,
70 be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga In public on
Saturday, April 4th, 1867.
CLASS 81,
70 be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ga. In public on
Saturday, April l1th, 1857.
CLASS 49,
70 DO drawn In tn. city of Atlanta Ga IN public on
Saturday, April 18th, 1857.
CLASS SO,
70 be drawn In the city of Atlanta Ga in public On
mn , Saturday, aRril 25ths 1892, ,.
$3.50 Prizes.
More than One Prize to Every Ten Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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BkOAD ROCKY

@R BROAD ROCK tVA.>
AMA6SA> RACES-The Broad Rock
EKya1SA races will commence tha
SSSz ~ first TUT SDAY in May, 1851
and continue four Gays
FIRST DAY, Tuesday-sweepstake for Syr. ol6s,
the produce Of mares that never won produced
winner 5 100 subscription half forfeit; Mile heats
Closed with the following subscribers:
Bowie & Hall names grey Duchess BY Register.
dam Princess. by Prince George,
]. M Bolts names H. Brooks colt, out OF his I'M
msrcipation mare
David McDanisls names Oh. I. BY Boston, jun, dam
by Trustee.
Calvin Green names CHI. c. by Bachszer, dam by
Trustee.
SECOND RACE, SAME DAY-Prop,ietor's pure
$500; two mile heats.
SECOND DAY, Wedaesday-Sweepstskes for 8 yr.
ODDS; $500 subscription h.lf forfeit; Mile heats
Closed with the following su oscribers:
James Talley names b. (. by Tally.Ho, dam Ora
trix
Thos D Watson names b by Zinganes, dam vir.
ginia Rose, by imp. Trustee
] M. Bolts names CHI T. by Revenue, dam Andrew
eta.
David Nc Daniels names blc Brown Stout, dandy
imp Flatterer
David McDanisls also names CHI C. by 0lsneo, dam.
the dam of Nancy Lewis.
THIRD DAY, Thursday-Propriesor's purse $780,
| mile hests best in
SECOND RACE, FAME DAY-For a saddle, for
saddle horses; IS enti ance
FOURTH DAY, Friday -Potstake for all sssG SEQ
| entrance, play pay, the Club to add S7e,; four
mile heats; three or more race. To cose the io'h
March. C osed with the following subscribers:
james Taey Campbell Barton, David acDaA-
'-'' ''- CALVIN GREEN. Proprietor.
New York Spirit of the Times copy.
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$3.50 prizes amounting S204 OO(
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

$3.50 prizes amounting 900, zoo
Whole f sLaN s or F rsEsi Gr sss5ss'
Pho Numbers from to So 900, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed ON separate
slips Of pspersIe enercled with small tia tubes and
The r.t 2ls prizes similarly printed and encircled,
are placed in another wheel
The wheel: are then rsvolyed, and q number 1.
drawn from the wheel of NUMBER and at the same
time Prize il drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhb.
tied to the audience and register ed by the Commits
sioners; the Prize being placed against the Humber
drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two suceeedins Numbers to those drawing the
first Is Prizes will be entitled to the u Appre xima
ton Prizes according to the scheme.
The 1000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure the number that draws the $50 prize
For example, the number drawing the $50 900
number ends In will be entitled to $50. If the num-
Der ends with No then all the tickets where the
number endsin will be entitled to $40 and 20 on to
o. Certificates Of package, will be sold At the fol.
lowing rates. which IL the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tiskes.....sss
-" 10 1o sua,tsr ".... 20
In ORDERiNG TICKETS on CERTIFICATES.
ordered, On receipt Of which they will be- forwarded
BY first mail Purchasers can have tickets ending
In any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
" Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office, County and beate
q Remember that every Prize il drawn and pay.
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid immedi.
ately AFTER the drswins-other prizss At the usual
time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets sashed or renewed in other Tickets
ct either Office.
Address orders for Tickets or Certifsates 70
NH so Z. SWAN CO. Atlanta Ga
ClTY SAVINGS BANK OF RlCH.
~ .MOND-CHARTEREDI IN l839-Continues TO
rec rs deposits which interest paid ct the rate
on tsr cent per annum, II remaining on deposits
HoRAcE'L. KENT, frest,
ALEx'R DUAL 6ecy,
Baldwin, Cashier,
Diyectors-JoHH n GORDON, SAMUEL RuTnKy, l.
DAVENPORT, jr ,CHAs. T. WcRTHAM, BuGs w. Far
WRLLIaGfON 0oDpGM. II --dSm
q USaAk AND q @ L As 8 & S. 20 hid .
lassss, for sale By.
sPH EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose
4 n sands of life have nearly run out, discover
ed while in the East Indies certain cure for Con-
1 sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
! General Debility. The Remedy was discovered
l by him when his only child, 8 daughter, was given
| up to die. Wishing to do a. much good posi-
be he will send to such of his slicted fellow beings
as request it, this reoips with full and explicit d.
rections for making it up and successfully using
it He requires each applicant to inolose him one
shilling-three cents to be returned postage on
the recipe and the remainder to be applied to the
payment Of this advertisement. Addfess !
DR. Fl JAMES, No. 10 Grand st.,
an IS-dEc1m jersey City, N. ].
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"A N 6 K HANT TAILOKING rs:

SKA M = h Y HANT IA lLWhING KS
TAELISHME NT.--L. COHEN BRO
W. have returned from the North with a we'll
In selected assert ment of all kinds of Cloths Cas-
sim sres, Linen Msrselles, DO, &c for custom work
He has we'll selected assortment of gentlemens fur
nshing Goods viz: Shirts. Drawers, Collars Cra-
vats Neck Ties, Gloves, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. l have large lot of Linen
Drill, very heavy, for negro Clothing. which wE
make no at $3.50 the suit. l keep constantly on
hand larse lot Of Ready Made Clothing, which
will sell a. low any other house In this city ALI
goods warranted. L. COHEN BRO,
No. Main street, opposite old Market.
~rL
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J. A. BELVlN,
TRUMAN A. Parker.

The undersigned Is ac0nductinG, ON his
own account the LUMBER and MAHOGANY BU-
sINESS. at the yard formerly kept by Messrs. &.
G.. Whitfield, corner of Cary and 10th streets
He returns his thanks his friends for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore reserved and hopes by
industry and attention to his business to merit con-
tinuance of the same, at his new location.
an I-Iu1A TRUMAN PARKER
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GIL.K BERAGE AND LAWN ROBES
- AT The ESTABLISHED CHEAP STORE.
BLACK Hilka at D |, worth &l25.

SILk BERAGE AND LAWN ROBES,
- AT The ESTABLISHED CHEAP STORE.
At the Established Cheap Store.
French Jaoonets, Organdies and Lawns,
At the Established Chesp Store
Elegant Black Silk and Morie Mantillss
At the Established Cheap Store.
Stella Shaws, sll colors,
AT the Established Cheap Store.
Dress Trimmings and Velvet Ribbons.
At the Established Che Store.
Handsome stock of Ribbons
At ths Establi.hed Cheap Store.
500 Parasols, from sc cents to the finest,
At the Established Cheap Store
Cactus Skirts, for Ladies and Children,
At the Estab ished Cheap Store.
Cotton AID Linen Sheetiues and Shirtinga
Attic Established Cheap Store.
White Linen Damasks Table Cloth,, o.,
At the Established Cheap Store.
llish Linens, Diapers and Huckabscks
At the Established Cheap Store.
White MRrselles Flats, for children. at Is cents,
the Established Cheap store.
Bargains in Dry Goods. received every week during
the season from the New York auctions. at the %.
tabiished Cheap Store Of ALFRED MOSES.
apis s. Main st.
DORTABLE GAS APPARATUS HAY.
L Ing received the exclusive agency fer the State
Of virsinia from the Maryland Portable Gas Compa-
ny, for the sale of their machines we are now pre-
pared to contract for their erection
The machine 10 remarkable for its extreme sim.
plicity ts safety and economy; one half cent per
burner for an hours consumption, 10 large estimate
for this Cas- while in iumin atins qualities It IL not
surpassed BY the Coal Gas of any city In the UnioL
~ - ven adapted for Private Houses, Factories,
Schools, Colleges. Churches and watering places,
and provides, What IN cities e considered an ndis.
pense than 10 paid for OIL or Candles.
Any information on the subject may be obtained
By addressing 0TEBBlNS PULLEN.
NH TOT Braad street.
nAGUkRREOTYPE b Y TIN AID OF
- 8TEAM-NEW ARRANGEMENT AT o.
BORNE'6 PICTURE GALLERY.-We are pro-
pared TO take from one to half dozen pictures at
single sitting. Having increased our rnsana and
force, expect to take thousand Likcnesses Per
lures ON glass Ali Of our Ambrotypes viii be sealed
up with dosbis plate saa, and wsr.a nted 20 stand
In any climate. Doa't mistake the plaee
OHBOkNE'e,
nh II Opposite Exchange Bank.
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The FIRE IN MARIETTA. GEoRGIA-The tele-
graph Yesterday announced that destructive Ere
occurred in Marietta, Georgia, on Monday last
The Masonic Hall, Post Office, Howard House.
Denmeads -four depot, McIntosh's grocery was
ournt and Jsckson's. Hirshe's, Miners, Modes.
Norcut Twins, Sabal g. Tenent's, Dobb a.
stark's establishments. The loss is about SIPS OOO
about SOS 900 being insured
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MS sol ZION The Copartnersn1p
IL heretofore existing between the subscribers, for
the last five years. in the Lumber and Mahogany bu.
siness. il this day dissolved with mutual consent
John A. Beivin having purchased the interest OF
the other partner In the stock hand, will hereat-
ter continue the business at the old stand, on hia
own aceount.
Truman A. Parker will close the unsettled bust.
ness of the concern without delay, aud requests all
persons having claims against the firm to present
them to him Immediately for payment;
J. A. BELVlN,
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
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SCHOONER CAPsIZkD.- schooner William
Penn, Captain Lefevre. loaded,wth fab, was cap
sized OF Bryan's Point, twelve miles below Alex.
anoris, virginia during the gale on Wednesday.
The Captain land Edward Reynold were rescnsd
by boat from the shore-the steamer Baltimore
lost Its boat 10 attempting their rescue
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EDITORS FIGHTS IN QUINCY, ILL-The edi.
tors of Quincy, H.. are never in a very amiabIe
mood towards each other The other day Brooks
the editor Of the Herald, published the editor of
the Republican as q "son of dog" The editor of
the Republican met the offender, struck him with
with light hickory" then closed in and put him
on his back" Then they were parted :" The
editor of the Republican comments afterwards
thus THE editor Of the Herald says that we
are bigger man than he. He is, indeed, small
specimen of Humanity if we are. We weighed.
q The last weighing, just 1851 pounds while the
Herald man must weigh $50 to 100 We are of
the Sbanghae order-scant of legs, scant of BODY.
and perhaps scant of brains; such a man, in fact
as the Tom Hyers would look upon With CONTEMPT
If the editor of the Herald expects to make
any capital out of any thing of this kind he in
have to find it where he and we are not
mutually known. The editor of the Herald saws
that we were three .fourths drunk when we made
the attack upon him. If we had been drunk the
other fourth, we wonder what would have been
the result I"
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
FINANCIAL 49, '-,MMEkCIAL'

1hs effort 70 scnsolid -. .ae Charter s~:h on
Hsmp6eld Railroad Companies at rn -, rna,r
Tuesday, failed The plan was to ani's cs,an.ny-to
this Title Of the Ohio Valley Railroad . s;r oftt.
be governed By board Of nine DarsS,o ,,,rs. IN Al
Directors we're to live in fenn,ss. oun.v. vsini.
l.ehsny county, and three n . Jo,
The following resolution was Of tn.
Resolved Ts.. . q. fss' Be pospossd until such
ssa :. sss
road from st oon jill from nston to Greensbure
the hemphea I sUsssrtsjned whether said censolids
sss s c. cs.. vy and ssss
nowus,i. Rsiiroad Companies
..octh holders meeting adjourned, to meet again
~, called by the Beard.
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1880. CO-PARTNERsHlPN NOTICE.
&EZ The subscribers having associated them
ASx-selves under the style of g MILES
CO, for the purpose Of carrying on the CAkhlAHE
MANUFACTURING business are now prepared to
furnish the public with CARRIAGES, BUG9IEs.
&c, Of every description at the shortest notice and
perior workmen, we can confidently warrant ali
work turned ont of our establishment and respect
fully solicit share of the public patronage Our
Vile Depot; Repository, 18th street. between Main
and CARY g Z MILES,
THO8. 8. THORNTON,
PS-KEPAIkIN0 done with neatness and dis
patch February lst, 1857.
IA h-AA wHrn
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EnKSH FMUNkB -Fresn PSanss q
Il slaas andtn fancy boxes just received and for
sale 81 % Is LOUIS J. BOssIEUx.
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FATE OF GOVERNOR SHADES ScHooLn,s,
TREssEs:-rhe society to provide female teach
ers Tor the West OF which Ex-Governor Slade of
Vermont, is the head. reports that 452 teachers
have been sent out-39 from Connectic ut, 10 from
Massachusetts, us from Vermont sc from New
York Of the 452 teachers sent out 10 have re-.
turned, nearly all of them after teaching two
years lao have married, "a have died-9 of them
after marriage.
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1OE- .-sPKiNts aud s MINI H sT1IGK
lOOl. OF READY-MApE CLOTHING Il am

1891. or RE4DYMApF CLoTHJNG W an
in receipt of the largest and most desirable stock
of Sprng and Summer Clothing have ever opsned,
at my new store. have now open q full assortment
of sizes of Black Cloth Dress Coats Business Caas-
mere Frocks tshoice goods Black and Fancy Caas-
mere Pants Satin, rich figured Twilled Grenadine
silks, Farmers satin. Fancy Cashmere Fancy and
White Marsaies Vests.
FURNISHING GOODS.-Cravats; Neck Ties of
every variety; Suspsnders; Haadaerchefsi Gloves;
Shirts Collars; Gauze. Msrino and Silk Undershirts
and Drawers; HalfHoss, of Silk, Cotton. Thread
&c. &c.
la returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons,
solict an early call from them and the public gen.
orally to examine my new stock.
J. D. GOODMAN, No. 119 Main st.
NJ B.--Desirous of reducing ny Winter Stock az
low possible those In want will find such goods at
satisfactory prices. NH is J. d. g.