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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-12

DREADFUL MoRTALITY.-0n the 31st May, Colonel
Redheld left ST. Louis, and proceeded MP the Mis-
souri, river, holding conference with the Indians on
the way, and distributing the snnuities to the
tribes who were entitled by a certificate to them,
peaceabe spirit seemed to influence most Of the
bands with whom he met. On the lst of July he
arrived at the villages of the Gros yentrees Man
denes, and Arrickarees. These three tribes do not
now number over l.So0 1000 souls The small
pox has. during the past year, swept of full one
fourth Of their number. The Msndeues, only few
years since, numbered five hundred lodges; they
cannot now count over thirty or forty The ASST.
neboincs seem to have suffered more than the 9TH
ers from h disease; than one-fourth have ne.
fisbed-whole lodges being sometimes cut Of OIL
kedhed found thirty deserted lodges near Fort
William, the owners having all died or led Con-
trsry to the custom Of indians, the dead vera LEFT
| exp )sed as they died in the lodges.
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COAL.

tHEAP FOEL.-The cheapest fuel to
- be had Tor stoves, furnaces and booking ranges
Is good Ii ARD COKE, which Es are deiiyering 10,
the present at $475 per load eA'"s io'
oc l9-ts mo wrprIJ A..
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DIssOLuTIONs. &c.

DISSOLUTION AND CO-pARTNER-
~ SHIP The partnership Of Tompkins Co as
Golfers, at the Black Heath Mines, in the county of
CheTieileld state OF Nr1la Is thus day dissolved
by mutual consent. ani the interest in the same has
been transferred To JOSEPH L. TUMPkINS aud
JOB ATKINS. equal owners thereof. And the
pow,r of ATT JTney executed 10 John Farrr AZ Agent
IL Iompkins & Co. is also revoked, far the ull-
dcrsigned, VIM l.. Walker. is concerned
All claims against the former partnership of Tomp-
kins & Co. are assumed 10y the SAID Tompkins and
Atkins, and all be paid to thef or their
Agent, John Earrar. J. L. T0MPKtNS,
WM. l.. WALK rR,
JDB ATKINS
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THE BRIG WALBoRG, containing

HE BRIG WALBoRG, containing the
washington statue has been hauled alongside the
wharf. foot of 18th street The deck Of the brig
has been removed. permitting full view of the
huge box containing the statue. The work Of re-.
m"vai has not been begun yet, ner cany an prrpa
rstions be seen which tend that way. 1t is prOvid
ed by the charter party of the vessel that she shall
be entitled to demurrage if delayed beyond ten
days The period named has nearly expired
From the large number who daily repair to the
vessel 1t is manifest that public curiosity to see
She contents of the box has not died out.
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EEATHGR DuSTERS-Various kinds,
- Hair do. Shoe Brushes serub do Hair Brooms,
&C. &C.. for salsby E.J. PIC0T,
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WHEN MAN APTER LONG COURSE of


wickedn"ss, suddenly becomes convinced of the
err roi his wsys and sets about forming new habts
IL Is sign OF repentance, which all charitable peo-
pie accept as an earnest of better conduct In fu-
ture 1t may mitigate the popular indignation
against Thomas j. Hardy, who was lately consigned
To the Penitentiary, for outraginS little girl in
this city, when it is known that the individual in
question, since his Incarceration, has been steadily
at WORK forming new habits. During former so-
Jonrn at the delectable institution named. Hardy
was put nnder competent instructors and duly ini-
.iste9 ints tn art nj mystery of tailor
Inc superintendent OF the Institute, on Hardy n
re reappearsnce Immediately awaited himself of his
popl knowledge, and so Hardy is now and will
Tor some years to come be engaged, as all coneede
ne m '''uiu De- IN iorning and preserving new bab-
it's Apropos of Hardy, it is said that he is exceed
inGy annoyed because most Of the visitors insist in
taxing iook at him, regarding him the chief at
traction OF the place. A few days since he earn
esty entreated Mr. Butler, the overseer in his de
partment, to remove him from public obscrva-
| tloh; VI course if he WAS moved any where, il
would be nearer the door, where he could be seen
| better.
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RAINS FRANGIPANNI EXTRACT
- an Eternal Perfume from the Holy City.
ErangipAnni Pomade
Frangpanni Scent Bags
Frangipsnni CREAM, foI the complexion
FRANC ipanDI Toilette Water
For sale by IND ". P0I,IIRT Drngg;st
OS 81
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. 49, r,,i Yes, amounting to $50
'Wh''c Tickets SiG; Halves s.; Quarters 81 70.
PLAN Of THE LOTTERY

. 49, mi -ss amounting to SS2,EU
'Wh''c Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters 81 80
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Tho Numbers from to JH.1si, corresponding with
,,,s. Euu,ltrs on the Tickets printed on separate
iis Of paper are Cucl.Cied With small tin tubes and
g,l..r5~l }a ONE " b,'i-
Tbc rst So prizes similarly printed and encirCled
are ulsted n another wheel
Tie wheels aTc th,H rcyulTcd and number Is
drawn from tue wheel of numbers. and NJ the
t,rIa = Ttiae i drawn from the ether wheel. The
NuaGsr and Prize drawn ont al opened and exhibit
ii 10 tn audience, and registered by the Commits
s.rg-rs t.te pfIv being placed against the number
drawn THIS operation IL repeated until all the Prizes
a. drawn "Ct
l.PKczlN,TGaN rEJzgs-The two preceding and
IL. TWO succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
81 Prizes Will bc entitled 10 the p AppTO1uIa-
"a Prizes For example, Ii Ticket No. II 30 draws
t.e So Prize those Tickets numbered II 24s, .29.
n a-l -. will each be entitled to $inn. il Ticket
~ - draws the S3spU Prize. those Tickets nunl-
zrsi Is So hil. al2 viii each be entitled 20 $40;
. AMI soon. according 10 the above scheme.
Tl-.S Sss prizes If So viii be- determined by the
ast igurc 9. the number that draws the SGN Isi2e
Fol example: Il the number drawing the $N,tzS
prize rUd- with Ne. then all tie Tickets, where the
number ends !, viii be entitled to 52o. 1.-THE num-
.tr ends with No. ,, then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in ,, will be entitled to 50 ana on
-.ou
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
yate., wLl'glS tho risk:
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ have associated themselves together, under the
style and tTm Of MERCER Il EVANS for the pur-
pose of manufacturing SASH, BLINDS and DO6RS
orders by MAJ. or in person: promptly executed.
Factory near Haxalls' Mills
ISAAC J. MERCER
W. c. EVANS
n 4 not.,
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\IOIICE--HaYing now in store a very

NOTICE.-having now in store very
~ large s.oek OF fine CLOTHING, ennbrseiag Over
Coats, kAglans Shawls Blankets Cloaks. fine Dress
Coats, Drers Fr.cks do Business Coats, all colors;
Vests, great variety Pants, Of French and English
lectons, from finest TO low Srades My stock in "a
rety is unsupported AL marked down to suit these
hard times. My cid patr, and the public in
vited to call all in want, N'ii prett themselves by
examining my stock. The ca III is wanted at No, 49,
Main st. j. D. GOODMAN.
n B-The Goods will be- sold OcE
I ARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
= We are now in receipt of the best sei ssssd stock
OF uentlennen's Fine Clothing this city eau Froduce
and to prove it, all persons in want will pleas give
US call. We ready to show Cassime re BudDess
Suits from SS260ts 25
Handsome lot Cashmere Coats from 800 -
Side Band Busin. Coats 400 " Is
Beautiful lot Cashmere Pants .(M !?
Vests. ' ,. B " 4
Large assortment Raglan Sacks :" GLH - ~
Trico'Ored Beaver Surtout Overcoats '' 10tN : ~
Seal Skin Over sacks =" go " y
Gentlemen's Beaver Oyerccats made
expressly to order Z" l0ta " 20
n. WALKER l. CO,
oc 26 103 corner naiu ami Pearl sts-
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'-egS.acaie oi pa sage of 10 whole Tickets.
10 quarter e
IL eighth I"
IL CRnERIyl TIsEErs on o.

IL CRDERlSG TICKETS or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the II I3ey to our address for the Tickets
ordered or receipt IF which they will be forwarded
by first nail Purchasers can have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate
The List al drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
4 purchasers immediately after the lTHwiug.
EE- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Once County and State,
So kcmenlhcr that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in fUll without deduction.
sF- All prizes of g. .tso aud under paid immediate
" after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
sfthTty days
All Communications strictly confidential.
Adurrss orders ior Tickets or Certificates to
5. SWAN & co, Augusta. Ca.
EE~ Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala. ,or
AtlaatI ti,or,i0 can have their orders filled. and
save tise by addressing S. SWAN Il CO, at either
Of those utes
kS- liz Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel Alth the amount Of the prize that each one is
entitled -. all be published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile
Register. Charsstou Standard, Nashville Gazette.
Atlanta lnt"iiiE-4cer, New York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch New
York Dispatch andYaulding (Siiss) Clarion. oc 2g
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Having become the sole owners of the late concern
of Eumpkins 6 Co, as Golfers, in Chesterfield cour-
ty, We have cnte! ed into partnership, for cor
.uCtinK the same business in future under the same
firm and style of TONpKINS Il COMPANY of
which new partnership we are the sole and equal
partners. and prepared 10 supply all orders
promptly. and with Coal o: superior quality, upon
application to our Agent, Mr.. John Farrar.
i. L. TOMPklES
lsJ- Nnv, 6th JOB ATKINS
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A kTlCLES for the prevention of chap.
- ped hands and ronyhness of the skin pure CIV
cerlne diyeeine Lotion. Glycerine IIonsy and PUN
ice Soaps. AmsnIiue Camphor Ice and Milk OF Roses:
also Cold Cream and other Rose Lip salve both
fresh. Prepared and for sale by
p. JOHNSTON L BRO,
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EALL TRADE, 1867.
CLARKsoN, ANDERSON a. CO..

(so loo MAIN sTRgEF, RIcHM0SD yA,)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
WARE, CUTLERY GUNS AND
ANCHOR BOLT ING CLOTH
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500 RFWApD,--Tha above re-

- ~ NE " n u llv aUVFo TT
.ESs, ward Of twenty dolil.s Viii be paid by the
80 subscriber 10 any pers, n "ho VII deliver ta
-S&ns him, AT Craigton in Hem 'co county, his iIe
$50 1lIl NANCY, VINO some times C. Us herself Nancy
1aBham, who ran away on the 18th - MS month
Nancy very likely bright mulltto, ,Gushy head,
very bright hlack eye and about a yeare Old. She
IS believed IL be ia the cty OF Rchm nd, ol It's Vi
ciulty. WM 4. CHRIST tAA,
yl-ts Craiytuu lfeurlno e.
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TERMS or ADvHnrIsrNo1

sTAdvsrtisemenss published until forbid. vii bs
10 csntsper square Of ten lines for che asut
thsersion. and 15 cents for each Continuance
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Know all men by these presents. that We, JOSEPH
I. TOMPkINS and JOB ATKINS partners under
the firm and style OF TODpkins Company, do by
thcse present+, constitute and app in JOHN FAK-
kAR, ot the county ot Henrico. Agent and At
Coal hand hereafter to be raised in the course
of our business to receive the proceeds whether III
ney bills Other wise TO lay in supplies and
pay all debts and expensef, and do and perform all
neeu acts III tie premises; TO draw, accept and ell
orse notes, bills drafts or other necessary writings
proper accounts thereof all such actings and doings
Lf our said Attorney, in conformity hereto to have
Uah same force and effect as If done by in person
Eituess the following signatures and sals this 5tb
day of November, one thOusaud, eight hundred and
h'ty ty-sSS4H. J. I. TOMPklNS lsEAL.
JOB ATKINS, [sEAL
T0MPkINS 4 CO. TsEM
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Az FxrEysIyg fsEaER-A correspondent of TIA
silver Creek Mirror says that Colonel Jacob Car.
roll, of Texas. ia the largest farmer in the Un,ts
States. He owns 250,000 acres Of land (nearIv 400
square miles.) in this aud adjoining counties Hix
home plantation contains about 5000 scres nearly
all valuable bottom lands. along the 6uadalupe
river. On this farm he has 600 acres in cuti-
vation, on which he raises annually about 500
bales OF cotton, worth at the plantation from rs to
800 per bale. and 10000 barrels of corn worth
about $3.50 per barrel. He has force of about
nfty field hands. aud he works about sixty mulss
aud horses and fifteen yoke OF Oxen Col Carroll
has. on his immense ranges Of pasture lands about
one thousand horses and mule worth $4,000,
one Thousand head of cattle, worth $1,000; six
n9ndred hogs, worth $1,000; three hundred Span
lsh mares. worth $4,000, ffty jennies worth
SZooo; fifteen jacks. worth $1,000; and i've stall
lions, worth $500. Col. Carrolls property in
stock aud negroes. is worth at least s16O0OO; and
the value of his landed estate will swell the
amount to over half a million Of dollars. His an,
nual income from the sale of stock amounts to
from $4,000 to $4,000. and from the sale Of cotton
to from Sis, eco to $40, 900.
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NOTICE-The

- subscribers have to-day formed a ce-psrtner-
ship for the transaction offs general Commission and
Provision Business. under the frm Of r. 7. COL
EaSs,rcN co.
SNl sssz 4 Brother, and respectfully solicit con
St.H - Il. cir tayors from the customers of the
ae NJ d s business h @ & strictly on the the cash ASH prn IN
clpal, fhef :. ef issst low as their neighbors.
sale at plL X. T. C0LSrON,
X. A, WILLIAMS.
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III MAIN STREET. nEs
q r. WAYTnR has NOW on hand q A.sM

49, o. b. TAYLOR has now on hand -
s&G large and varied assortment of CHINA,
GLASS aud EAHTHENWARE, embracing almost
ry variety OF article in his line OF business ASo
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated CASFORS, SPOONS and
FORKS; Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS, U:ns
Painted Toilet Sets. LAMPS, CANDELABRAS.--
Als0, Green and 4lack TEAS, of the best quality AT
New York prices. All OF which lac is wGri1i&ted II
saying he eau sell as low As any house in the city
To country merchants he is prepared TO Uiter tine
assortment OF goods suitable to Ier trade, and ls de-
mined not to be undersoid by any other house.
~, NTH a view TO Au examination Of his stock and
eau @ respectfully solicited 80 Ppm
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TO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
" having purchased the entire stock OF Ready
Made Clothing, of MERCHANT, WEISIG Err CO,
will conduct the business under the style OF DARRA-
C0rr, HARRIS 4 CO., and hope by diL gence and
fair dealing merit the continuance OF Il patron
age so literally bestowed on their prcdecess prs
DARRACUTT, HARRIS co.
CHARLES X. DARRAcoTT,
b. NJ. HARRIS,
UoBr. DAaRAcoTT.
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Thankf,,l for the lberal patronage bestowed upon
me, for the aet TEN YEAR,, in the above business
respectfully solicit cOntIance of the same for the
new tirm. ISAAC j. MERCER.
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dissolution OF COP ARTNER
~ SHIP--The partnership heretsfore existing un-
der the firm aud style of WILLIAMS & BRUTH-
En- has been this day dissolved by mrtual consent
I've books and accounts are in the haIs1s of r. A
Williams at the store lately occupied by them, to
PjOm all persons indebted 10 the rm, are request.
cd 10 make immediate payment, and all those to
whom they are indebted, will please present their
bills for payment. yOhN WiLLihMS,
Wa,B WILLIAMS.
A., NJ Iss9
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rANDLES-Judd's Patent Sperm, Che
" micai sparm, Adamantine and Tailow; Cherni,
cal Olive and Common Washing soap, IN store and
dor saIeby sELDES 4 MILLER.
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From rHE SALT LAKE EEIsEDIrioy.-The foIiowineis Il
sa extract from II letter received in Boston from
member of the salt Lake expedition dated .sev.
enth and last crossing of Sweet Water River, 22o
miles from Salt Lake City, September %, 1867"
Il am, as you see by the above. near the great
ealt Lake City with every expectation of having to
fight the Mormons or starve the former will be NV
choce. The Cheyenne indians, as you have per-
haps been informed. are becoming very bold. They
have taken train loaded with government stores
Three men were killed aud the cattle driven off,
they have also captured a wagon Of ammunition
aud another of Sharpe's rifles, which afford them
good supply for the winter. The express that
brought US the news was chased by the Indians
The rider was obliged to drop his saddle bags to
save himself 1t is now sundown Our train con,
tinues its march at O'Clock tonight"
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Of Tuesday afternoon, says

On Monday, Mr.. Cisco, Assistant Traas,r,, -
ane sho-Ireasnry, telegraphed to Washington far
authority to use the Government troops on t;ovar.
noa .siand and the marines at the Navy Yard in
case otaDy demonstration of the workinrmen ono nf
their speakers last week asserting thar fhers
IN specie In the banks and Treasury n,
%hlch they were entitled In reply TO this s,,iv ~
nm .h,s mornng oZ OF the Government troops under
tHe command OF hon commissioned officers ana "a
marines, under command of two ,ricars "nu %
snelr appearance marched up to the Cn.tnn,
aiohse' and took up their quarters ON the ground
., =. ois. IheT arms were then stacked. and .enti
: sei poeieu 70 keep out the crowd. One of the Of
hcers remarked that they did no. find their nusr.
Leis very uncomfortable. In less than twenty fnnr
,ours onlied States troops may be expected from
Boston and Washington. 'ioiii
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.}S BBLS C YELLOW SUGAR receiv-
~ ing thisday. For sale Ly
as & RAC0S RisRERyJYI
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1ts1at- TIE subscriber has on hand at his Coacf,
Making Establishment. Lombard Alley, be
tween Main and Cary. U3th and 18th strcets,l near
Ne Columbian Hotel COACHES, UHARIUrHES
IA. 'UuCHES. DUGGIES, with andwthout topa. and
SULh Is, all ofhs own make, OF the best materials
AMI worn nsn9hpi al OF winch VIII be sold low ss
and resp,ctl lily ask call from those in Of any
article in the e. 'vriaya line As am determined To
make 10 order and ~ei ut the lowest prices possible
ard ali work sod tl IL now, warranted.
fe IS-qm hiGAJAH MAEauM
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THE UNDERSIGNED, having sold their entire
stock of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
10 Messrs. DARRAC0TT, HARRIS CO.. confident.
ly recommend that house 10 their old patrons, and
solicit for them continusnce of that patronage 30
long and literally bestowed ON us.
oeIt MERCHANT, WEISIGER 4 co.
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DORTE Monnaies, Silk Purses, Leather
Wallets, Morocco Pocket Books and a fine n..
s0rtment OF Cigar Cases and Porte Monnsies com.
bned, all Of the best manufacture and latest styie.
for sale by 2. JOHNSTON BRO.
nruC,,;.t.
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TRUSSES-Various qualities, some as
low as 30 cts, COR sale by
nos IT, j. piC0T.
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CO-pARTNLRs5HIP.-Ha,;ug associa,
- ted with me sAML Y RsIDS q, Ui cxnein. cxndin.
burg, Va, my business VIII ps HNa RKID
who will give their pesona attentiof 70 oi,as tbs
dcrs for all description Of " estern Prot N.e '' ~
- II. n. ID. VILLA ANS.
crxYxx,r, Oct Is+ 1887 no 3-iH
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

FIX CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
,13-.@zt-fE-a a SECOND hand CARRIAGE. in good or.
irr suitable iuT Hack OF family u" Appi~ tn
36--ts ALEA- MOTT. Auct
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sxsN STONE WARE,

A. FACTORY PRICES.
&I We are manufacturing Stone Ware, With
AL the very best quality OF Baltimore Clay, and
warrant the Ware equal to any made in Baltimore
tall aud examine the quality at Httery, corner
OF 2th and Cary streets. -
ocg KEESEE Il pARR.
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SUPERIOR Lynchburg Smoking Tobac-
~ co. very FIVE article. for sale in Quantities to
suit customers, by
WARING Il PEARCE, Drlissists
oe2f Corner 9TH and Broad streets
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( CiGARS.-Another lot of Reyna or
" Queen Hsgalia brand, which have been giving
sue such snasan satisfaction; also few thousand Of
favored Hasana CiRes imported. Also, Principe
and other choice brands, n store for sale by
ma JOHNSTON 4 EK0., Druggists.
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nISSO N.-The firm of MEk-
~ CHANT WEISIGER a CO, is this day DIS
solved by mutual consent The busine - OF the nrIn
will be settled by CHABL ES X. DARR1 tCOTf, whe
is alone authorized collect the debts and 10 use
| the name of the firm in liquidation.
SILAS MERCHANT
O. +. WEISIGER
| CHARLES K. DARRAC0srT.
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MO. so MAIN STREET. STEAM
1N CANDY MANUFAcTORY.-Bein more large
ly engaged In the manufacture OF Candy. and the
sale of Confectionery than any other house South.
am prepared to sell goods small dealers at lower
rates than they can possibly buy at, short OF New
York. Call and try at -
LOUIS J. BOssIEUX'S,
na No, 80 Main street
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..as GhaMAs Il S.4s ssaass e .ss s,s.n. sGn
brands viz: Ugues, Estrella, Tulipan, Columbia
Lof;tres Principles. 10000 sennne Principe aud
Havana Segars. OF different price and 9nality, for
sale at T. HlLBACHkRS,
oc - 18th street between Main and Cary
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EG< GNEAI BARGAINS in TOP
ef@>sst- AND OPEN RUGGTES.-Nou une ahould
Guy BIuIiES until they have examined my -tuck
ave GA hand an assortment Of the best quality q
u make, which Will sell at prices more favor.
aui" to the buyer than can be had anywhere in Rich
LH0ui. o. 4. FRANCES
&C I}-Im No. &c Franklin street
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
Smiths Hotel,

NO. 222 BURNETT. STREET,
Corner Of HIRAM, long known as BdWs Head,
NEW BRUNSWICK, ~. j..
TINE ABOVE HOUSE, KEPT FOR THE LAST
j. % years by Henry Smith Esq, as the Bulls
Head, has recently passed into the hands efhe sub
scriber, (who for number of years was principal
assistant at Sel'es hotel urder the management of
B. D. STEELE, ESQ.,, and has been remodeled and re-
furnished throughout.
The subscriber pledges himself that nothing shall
be wanting to make his guests comfortable and at
home, He hopes to merit and receive thepatronage
of his friends and the travelling public large and
convenient STABLE is attached to the House, and
attentive 0stlers In Attendance a&
a-g- Horses and carriages to let Also Horses ia
ken on Livery, at-moderate rates. "a s7lf
STAGE LNEs.n-Stages LEAVE the above house eve y
morning, Sundays excepted for Boundbrook al d
Somerville at IL O'Clock A. NJ, Old Bridge Spots,
wood, md Freehold MONDAYS, Wednesdays anG!
Saturdays, at O'Clock P. a., Middletayn Pcnt arc
Keyport. on Monday and Thursday, at 2l-2 o'eock
P, NJ, Van Kinks Express and Stage every day Tor
Harrington.
E-Y omnibuses leave this House every morning II
to carry passengers 20 the Seanslrst fDr Neg
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