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No o. IN ACT,
For the punishment Of the crime Of malieiously

w oF'I IN hOlf
For the punishment Of the crime Of malieiously
destroying property.
Section I Be L enacted By The General as.
semJty Of he STATE Of Ohio That if any person
shall wilfuIy and maliciously destroy or injure to
the amount Of one hundred dollars, any personal
property Of any description whatsoever, or any
building OF other structure npon land Of any kind
whatsoever, owned by any other person or persons
corporation or association Of persons, every person
50 offending shall be deemed guilty Of a INSIDE
meanOr and upon conviction thereof, shall
be punished by confinement in the penitentiary
and kept at hard labor for any period not less
than one nor more than three years; and more
over be liable to the party injured in double the
amount of damages sustained thereby.
Sec 2. That if any person shall willfullY and
maliciously destroy or injure to an amount less
than one hundred dollars and more than five dol
lars, any personal property Of any description
whatsoever, or any building or other structure Of
any kind, owned by any other person, every per.
son 50. offending shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
demeanor,an upon conviction thereof shall be i'm
prisoned in the Jail of the proper county not less
than ten, nor more than thirty days, and shall
moreover be fined in double tho amount of the
damages of the property injured or destroyed.
Sec. 3That al! prosecutions under this act shall
be by indictment in the Court of Common Pleas
of the proper county and this act shall be in force
from aud after its passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
A MIL 1877
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Sec. 3. This act TO take effect and be in force
from and after It's passage.
N. Ii. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS H. FORD.
President ofthe Senate.
April g. 1857.
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N. H. VAN WORRIES,
AN ACT
mo. 72.l
Dated April 81, 1857.

mo. 72. AN ACT
Further to preserve the purity of elections.
Sec. l. BE IL enacted by tie General Assem-
6ly of the Staie Of Ohio, That every person
who on oath or affirmation, in or before any
court within this State, Or officer authorized to aG
minister oaths, shall, to procure or acquire the
right to vote therein for himself or any other per-
sou, wilfully and corruptly depose, affirm or de-
clare any matter to be fact, knowing the same to
be fase or shall, in like manner, deny any matter
to be fact. knowing the same to be true, every per-
son SO offending shall be deemed guilty Of PERU
ry, and on conviction thereof shall be imprisoned
in the pententiary and kept at hard labor, not
more than five nor less than one year. This act
shall apply to all proceedings to procure any pa
per or papers of naturalization, and every such
wilIuI and corrupt falsohOod, deposed, affirmed
or declared, on oath or affirmation, in the manner
before stated, in any such proceedings, shall be
held and taken to have been made to procure and
acquire the right to vote within this State This
act to take effect from its passage.
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
TIIOS. II. FORD,
President of the Senate,
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April 9Th, 1857.
mo. 90. AN Al

TNo. 93,1 AN ACT
To restore to the Court of Common Pleas the Ju-
risdiction Of minor oAenses.
Sec. l. Be II enacted By the General Assen'-
bly, of the State Of Ohio, That the Court of Com
mon Pleas in addition to the jurisdiction it now
has, shall have original jurisdiction of all crimes,
offenses, and misdemeanors, the cognizance OF
which is now or heretofore has been, vested 10 the
Probate Court.
Sec. 2. All prosecutions for said Crimes often
ces, and misdemeanors, shall be by Indictment in
the Court of Common Pleas in the county in
which the crime, offense, or misdemeanor shall
have been committed except where it is otherwise
provided in the several acts for the punishment o.
crimes.
Sec. 8. All fines collected under said prosecu
tions shall be paid into the treasury of the county
where the prosecution is held; and all persons i'm
prisoued under said several prosecutions shal! be
imprisoned in the Jail of the proper county.
Sec. 4. All recognzances which shall hereaf
ter be taken by Justices of the Peace and othe
officers authorized to take the same; and all tran
scripts in criminal cases within the jurisdiction of
the Common Plea: Court shall be returned t.
said court forthwith after the commitment Of a
person charged with an oGanse, or the taking of a
recoguzance for bis appearance before said court.
Sec. 5. That all prosecutions pending in the
Court of Probate Of any county at the time o.
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CANpIpArEs FOR GovEREoR.-The following
gentlemen are. named as candidates before the
Democratic State Convention, on the 9th Of Aug
ust: Col. G. w. McCook, Of jefferson; Hon. II.
B. Payne, of Cleveland; Col G. W. Manypeny,
of Muskngdom; Gen. s. Lahm; Of Stark; Gen.
Mcdowell, of Highland; Hon. R. p. Ranaey, Of
TrUmbul, and J. ]. Fsran, Of CINCINNATI
For Lieutenant Governor-JObn n. Gilman
of Columbiana; George Rex, Of Wayne. and 4.
w. P. Muse, Muskingum.-Ohio Pafriot.
-, -. Ioa;lI o,;f
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Eaws of Ohio.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

~~~~~~~~~-~~~>~~.~N~~
mo, III AN ACT
TO amend section fourteeH of an act entitled aan
act providing for the Punishment Of Crimes"
passed March 7, 1885.
See. l. Be il enacted By the General Assem-
,Jly Of the State Of Ohio That section fourteen Of
an act entitled "an act providing for the punish
ment Of crimes passed March seventh, eighteen
hundred aud thirty.fve, be amended so as to read
as follows: Section H. That il any person shall,
in the night season, wilfuly, maeiously, and for
cbly break and enter into any dwelling house,
kitchen, smoke house, shop, Office store-housc,
ware house malthouse, still.house, mill, pottery,
factory, water craft school house, church or meet
ing house, barn or stable, with intent to kill, rob,
commit rape, or with intent to steal property Of
any value, or to commit any deed made criminal
by this act, or the act to which this is amendatory
every person so offending shall be deemed guilty
of burglary, and upon conviction thereof shall be
imprisoned in the penitentiary, and kept at hard
labor not more than ten, nor less than one year.
Sec. 2. That the original section fourteen Of
the act aforesaid be and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
N.H.VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April 81, 1857.
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April Sd, 1851.
AN ACT


mo. &c.. AN ACT
10 prevent the circulation of counterfeit bank
notes.
Sec 1. BE IL enacted By tie General Assem-
big Of the State of Ohio, That it shall be law
fu for any cashier, president, Or other officer oi
any bank, authorized by the laws of this State tc
issue notes for circulation, whenever any counter.
felt note or notes. purportng to- have been issued
by such bank, shall be presented to such person at
the banking house of such bank for inspection,
payment, or redemption, to write in bold hand
across the face of such note or notes the word
@Counterfeit," and siga his name under the
same.
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate
April 9Th. 1857. sa
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sgInlccisiOn IS a decided evil.
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!s hrandreth's Pills. 80 The weak, the
e9h'optve rheumatic, costivs. bilious and delicate
ee' acme days use, will Ld ed strength and
i.i3 PeIFade every organ OF their frames
Every desc makes the blood purer The nerves
cIiea5s In The arteries and terminate In the veins
tHs'e FiI!s as hrst effect, upon thu srterial
Ho,1 increasing the circulation by which impurities
are deposited in the veins, and they throw off ouch
eoHeitioh' INTO tbs bowels which organ By tbs en-
si'y derived from Brandreth's Pills, expels them
uon4 tue system. When frat ussd the pills may oc.
es'oh f ping and even make the patient feel worse;
t"iS fNs be borne Nth for the coed to come after
"eIa1 no great good is often achieved without some
touo'e IN ts attainment, and this ru lie applies to the
teSoseIy OF health. These symptoms only occur
"Aefe the body has long struggled under d load of
impure tenacious humors. A consecutive use for a
r." Gays wl'i satisfy the most unbe ieving of the
E goo the Pills are doing: The directions should
17 cifaiuiy uiied If und SIS. God and followed.
nta IN and Visoi will, In majority of cases. be So.
cured by the Gss OF Brsndreth's Pills
noo at - cents per box az 80 Canal street Bran.
Ii is bn,d'as New Yorh; By T. w Dyott l. Sons,
70 CORN CORN Second street Philadelphia by NJ
"'ssaaHCh, NO. !, East Main street, Richmond Va,
ana ~ medicine dealers generally ds2-sn
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=
.uvf,IAl, NOTICBos
-, . 600 worth Of Dry 0ees:, C,sss

,--l~-S,.'~.., .snn "a nrth OF Dry G0oNs, Cf0hke
~ sl0 vs'v M soLp Orr Foa CASH, At
Nd s.o1 ssaow co.r ros SIX wssks IN sTS der
- make room tot ~. Il a great opportunity for
ssumer ooeos' ,,I.ndsd dress silks, French Men
tso,e in wasn't o. rjn.n Table Cloths and Napkins.
soc. and pr': snse;ias al. hind. Of ss.cssd nd
s,,wu Cottou', ctnsea IA colored Flannels, GAUGE
.eys css'ln.ts, nnshty Bed Blankets, black silks,
.rnes extra q". IA on atty at 2,c., furs Bus'e
s ssa Cloak and s p,S s,ssS csi
KID Goves, ARG ~. Frosk Wai,ts Hantkershieh,
'.r. Sleeves ,o,a, Muslin Curtains. narseilies
kinds OF VIM must he sold Of Call and judse
car. 1e - ssssishsd Cheap Cash stoTe' . ms'n
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T'kYsT SALE yF Real ESTATE IN

TNkUsT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
L HENRICO COUNTY:-By virtue of two deeds
of trust, one bearing date May the 9Th. 1854 execu
ted by Thomas g. ToIer and Sarah r. his ife to Jo.
seph w. St. Clair, trustee, who has departed this
life and have been substituted in his stead by an
order OF Henrco County Court, and the 9th n exc.
cuted by Thomas 8. Toler to me, bearing date De.
cembor 18th, 1855, both deeds recorded in Henrico
County Court, shall, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
Of January 1857 a1 II O'clock A. a., sell, public
auction for cash, the prem SEES tract Of Land on
Tuekahoe Greek, in said county, containing eighty
four Acres adjoining the foregoing tract, and the
lands of Joseph Woodson, William Bartlett and
others
The tract has about twenty acres OF Timber Land,
with Dwelling House, Barn and the usual out
buildings and the soil of the entire tract is of good
quality. JOHN 9. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
de Is
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$50 barrels Com
10 stacks Blade Fodder
5 do. Hay
IA do. Wheat Straw
10 to II pens Shucks
LOST.

UST BOND. Lost, or mfsiaid. a BOND,
IL made payable to me as Tlu,tee, ~ 6. T. Pikin.
ton, Viii Z. Long and Richard P filxinton. for one
gro man named SAM, for the year 1856. All per jns
are fJrewa,ned from trading for said Bond, az the
payment has been stopped
ia S'* JNO. FL JOHNSON
I OSr--.On yesterday, between seconu
IL street and the African Chnrch, a GOLD CHAIN
and LOCKET. The finder will be suitably reward
ed By leaving it at Messrs. Parker Nimmo Co.'s.
ia 5.-St<
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BY GoddIn q ADperson.
vALUABLE EAAM IN HENRICO co.

Il MILES BELOW RIcHMoND' AT x HnT.
TION viii be sold at public auction on WED.
MssDAY, the IN day q January 1881 upon the
day thereafter, Sunday excepted that most ysnahis
Farm lying in Henrieo county, n miles below Rich.
Charles City Road, and ad oins the lands of VIM
Randolph. Jas. M. Taylor. A. Bodeker, and 9th ara
containing three hundred and eishty-four acres-
About one-balf 10 cleared, and 10 good heart the
balance Is well set in oak and pine from which seye.
raj thousand cords of wood could be cut aud then
leave suf'iciency for farming purposes fhs whole
Farm lies we'll for cultivation, being mostly level
and having not acre of waste land upon It It is
well catered having a creek running on the side of
it, from which an abundance of ice can be had. and
springs of the best water in every portion of the
Farm, and is very susceptible of being divided into
several small farms which will be dons il found de-
srable. There 10 an abundance of fruit trees en-
bracins one of the best apple orchards in the
county.
The improvements amply sufficient for the
farm having good dwelling house, with ix rooms,
the usual out buildings, all in toerable good order -
1t seldom the case that farm, combining many
advantages, and within forty minutes ride upon a
free urnpke) to the city of Richmond. 10 10 mart si
but the owner is DESTROYS of engaging in other bust
ness than farming; is determined to SELL If sscri,
fee.
ANY person purchasing the farm can also buv ths
Stock, nc with it, and hire from the owner a sufi.
cient number of hands to cultivate it. ANY ia Their
Druggist. Richmond, or of GoDDIN APPERSON,
Auctioneers
TsRMs-one- third cash; balance at and years.
for bonds bearing inter. ST. secured BY q trust deed
de 23-2awtds GnDnIN APPERsUN, Aucts
TNRCSTEk'S or VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT. ON BROAD ST, CBORCH
HILL, BETWEEN 80 AND PATH sTREETs-
AS trustee in certain deed, dated 9th May 1855 ds.
y recorded in Henrico County Court, and execu.
ted by MIR. VIM Lewis and wife | shall sell at On b-
18th January, 1857, at O'Clock P. il fair III not
the next fair day. he excellent Brick Tenement and
Lot appertsining thereto, new In the occupancy of
said Lewis fronting on the north side Of Broad st IS
feet running back about $50 feet to alley 50 feet
wide.
TERMs---Enough in cash to defray the exp nses Of
sale, and to discharge bond of $1,000 with the inte
rest thereon; balance at and Il menths for pego-
table notes interest adced secured by trust deed,
title retained.
will convey with the usual special varsity
THOS. NJ. JONES. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
de "a
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rT-nrL. G, Homnn ocnlisr. bate Kes,dens

FY-DrJ. {, HOmRn OcuIisf, late Resident
Surgeon 10 the " Ills Hospital IN Philadelphia for
n,3@sgss Of the Eye and Limb Having had great ex-
a-erce both in the Medical and Surgical treatme mt
d a., the digesses whch the Eye is liable, fiatter
myself thst can give satisfaction 70 those who may
s-sk NJ advice.
Testimonials as to capacity from the surgeons Of
the Ni,s' Hospital
~ Office on the corner Of Franklin street aud Lo
cast Alley, few do0rs below the Exchange Hotel -
UHlcs hours from % II a. M. no 2j-d3u.A
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" Preserve your Teeth ARREST De-
cay Sound and healthy Gums Teeth white az Ala.
raster snd fumes breath can be obtained by the
asa OF DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. 1t prevents
h7i2rme;lon Of tartar, renders the teeth white and
"paFts delightful ana permanent aromatic fra.
sTsoce 10 the breath Recommended as superior to
96ny preparation known, by ORA Peasants, Hudson,
hancock &C. &c, of this city, and by Dentists and
p Y7Icslt everywhere
F9' sais bY all Druggists, wholesale and RETAIL BY
GEORGE DOWDEN
Chemist and Druggist
% <0-an 9Th snd Broad sts.
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....asr,se Natice-.Atn and below G ost
IITCII'S

pBr,NTI-M PHOTOGRAPHS.
FJRST CLASS DIPLOMA 1856.
WHITEHURST GALLERY,
l.s-Y,,t 77Msia street.
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Shaying Made Easy.-Wst your

90 Nuny Thousand Likencsses have
bssn taken this yez- IN JOHNsON5 D&gueoeotyp pc
Wsgoa corner Of It'll Rnd Broad streets. 90 and get
ore Of his ~ cens or collar pictures aud you will
b. pleased with it de iI-lmt
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BY j. =. y. Payne. Auct,

By J. =. D. Payss, Aacs.
A Lar @ 3 TW o eTORY WOODEN
"A 1UILDlN0 ON era 8fREET. BETWEcN
ARCH sTkEET AND dAXALL'0 CANAL-WiIi
% eoid on MONDAX, the 18th day Of Jsuuery sf
o'clock, . large two story Wooden Buiidins On eth
street, together with the lease for 81 yearS AIsn
. lot of well made Win low Dash 10 ~ - Th~
shop " S-'psA's'
TERMs-Ons-third cash; balance in month.
jas JOHN r. o. PAYNE A..
COMMISSIONERS SALE ON = ea1-
~ ESTATE IN HENRlCO COUNTY -Pnrsn.n,
to the provisions Of the decree prom ounced hvshs
County Court OF Henrico the 18th day of Novasn
Der, 1885, in the suit of Toler aganss Tolsr,s sdn-
istrator and others, we shall, on THURSDAY ~.
18th of January, 1857, proceed to execute the .sd
decree by offering for sale at public auction ON ,hs
premises, to tbs highest bidder. the piece of land
mentioned in the proceedings of said suit.
This tract lies about fifteen miles above the citv of
Richmond in the immediate vicinity of Short Punps
and contains lis 1t il believed to be valuable
coal property, and the soil Of the entire tract Of
good quality. VI
The sale will take place at ii O'Clock, A. NJ
TERMs.-One-third Gosh, one-third at twelve
mouths, and the other third at eighteen months
from the day Of ssle the dit to bear in
teIes from the da of sale the give bonds
with COED personal security for the deferred paw
ments, and the title to be retained till the whole
purchase money be paid.
T THoi Il j. T WINS, Commissioner.
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ny Tnomns w. kecsec,

Ny Tnomas w. kecsec,
ICffice with George S,rnsr, No. ~ Pearl 1T
TOBACCO FACIOhY FIXTURES EOR
i SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell at the Tobsc-
Factory, on Cary, between 18th and 18th streets
on WEDNESDAY morning next, January 7th. cou,
mencing at IL O'Clock, all of my Tobacco Factory
Fixtures, consisting in part of
20 Screws, large and small, some very superior
very superior large Stem Screws
Iron Pot Mills
Pound Lump Mills
Half Pound do do
Elves do do
Fights do do
Licorice Boilers, Stoves Benches
Platform Scales, Levers
Billets, Bands Blocks, &c.
With everything usually kept in . Tobacco Fac
tory.
TERMs-Sums under slGo cash; over that amount.
mont hs credit, for approved ENDORSED negotiable
notes. P. A BLACKBURN.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEEsEE, Aucs.
jas
AUTHORITATIVE be sd led to the al ovs sale,
q NEGRO MAN, good lob hand He will be ao,e
at - O'Clock, N. THOS. w. KEEGEE.
ja7 Auctfope.g
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Ry Alexander Mott.

MATCHES, il w 4, HARDWARE,
w CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c.-Will be sold ct
large assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Hardware.
Cutlery, Pistols, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Fancy
Glassware, &c.
The above goods now landing from New York.
and will be sold without limit or reserve. The sale
will be continued every night this week until ths
stock IL closed. ALEX. MOTT,
oe % AuetioreeF.
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Perfumed RreniEi.-Who would have
. STssrrsesb breath when by using De La COUR'S
8sLa Of the WHITE WATER LILY as Dent
rr.s. il can be rendered sweet, and leave the teeth
"a white abaster. Put drop on your toath
rr-sb and wash. he teeth aht and morning.
a lieauliiul Complexion may easily BIS sc-
7r,Irad o- psiug De La COur's BALM Of the WHITE
WATER LILY. II viii remove tan, pimples aud
f,sc5 from the skin, leaving il soft and rosy. Wet
: towel pour on two or thres drops and wash the
face night and morning.
Shaying Made Easy.-Wet your brush and
Of rhs WHITE WATER LILY, rub the beard well
and il will make 2 beautiful! soft lsthsr
Price fifty cents.
Far ss!s by PURCELL, LADD u CO, and Drug
F.sts generally. dc i'm
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-. .rtctice.-"I he subscriber would HOS
peSSL,qY call tue attention CT all in want of the
sitHeF Cork plain, TO case that he has ip,t rs
S.'Eeo Iney are made by NJ ensieur Melies of Pa
ek Pressy 70 nay order aud will be the last cass of
ays aua 'aters for winter wear that will be re-
nHsoltLsent o. Double Sole and the finest hind of
nooss alters and Shoes of my own manufac.
If 70 wuich most respectfully call the attention
al ~ vent o. Eoots ans shoes of superior quality
hhh hlLL, Manufacturer and Importer
o. hadieP and Uentlsmep's Freueh Boots and
liz Shoes, ~ M ain st., Richmond.
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10 corner OF Broad and 25th strssts can he fonDs
"o'a Gay aud night, when professionally engaged
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nrAperfumed Rrenth.-l9hn would have

gy- DR.. Coans, lnfe OF ut. Louis, Mo-
ice ard residence en- ia street, west SIDE, between
ts-,..1 and Clsysts NC S-im%
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From tie LoHGoH Times
number Of scIeutA5 gentlemen assembled yes.
i4riay al the house of Or. TurDbuI to witness the
results produced by process recently discovered by
Doctor and applied t5r the cure Il Desfaess and
X ndntsi.
Between twenty ana thirty patients attended
many Of whJm It stated by their parents had
osen bern deaf aud dumb. They were submitted to
FEiJus tests BY which it proved that their deaf
ness had been cured by the application of DR.. Turn
ha.tl remedies; and what appears most singular is
mat whether the disease depended on paralysis of
The auditory nerve rupture of the tynpanum or OBJ
tanned, or complete cure effected without deay pain
81 inconvenience Several patients, who represent
- thai they had been completely blind said that they
Cou a now perfectly we'll.
We e2Tee with the Mes5s. Chambers thst Dr.
IHrnbu4 has, by patience and ingenuity OBJ aimed q
gasp Of certain medicamenrs and methods, cal
rHhed to cure OF Deafness auch as were never
tnr7d irtJft. ia 3-d6te
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~ Mere New Goods-December I5tI

mere New Goods. 9Th,
IHr5.- TH0S K. PRICE co are oneniny NOR,
siosant goods for the win'er trade Amoua those
lat 70 hand will be found Ladies' Furs iu great yari.
ETY., sIch ss- s-'
STONE MARTIN LACE avn x,ysr IA,
ROCK MARTIN. SETrS
Russia FITCH JEIrET AMI, cy nT,ry
EL1cKLY0Ny CLoJKS WV :"
pIDTORIEES AND HOSJEBV, >, .ut;,a.
rS.r ~ IELPET RIBBONS,
t e1nI sHdWIS BONNET do.
ERt,E .a,;5 ShAWS. BLACK LACE FEELS,
''''A@ ShAPr y, do THREAD do,
4.. c. &c.
aaoI ia hhglred rlGid silks Cashmeres ssd Nous.
ssiepeiss, hobss, fopia,ns, Lace and Eusiiu
- s'slhs eertAia Damaaha, Linseys and ksrsey 70
%, COG Baskets, Nero Blankets, 40 they arc sell.
9ot greet tsrestns. 70 which they invite tbs at
VG Q, thsr hssds and the public.
Inn fHQs y. rRigE 4 Co
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q A NOVELTY.

q A NOVELTY.
ONE DOLLAR AM8ROTYPEs.
CUTTINGS PATENT
A. LITCH,
s,re1rr Wnitehurst Gallery.
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by Il. Is. Cook d Col
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
l. CLOTHING, &C, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of Deed of Trust to the subscriber, by A. Lsnge,
duly recorded the Hastings Court Of the City of
Richmond will proc BED to sell, on THURSDAY.
January 18th. 1857 at the store of said Lange, on
Broad between 9Th and 7th streets the whole Of
Stock, consistiog of-Dress, Frock. Sack and Over
eosts; Cloth Cashmere and sstinet PANT; Satin,
Silk and Cloth Vets Shirts, suspehders Collars
Carsimeres, Satnets &C.
ALSO--l Show Case, Counters, Shelving Gas Fix
lures &C., contained in said store.
ALsO--The Kitchen, &c. attach'd to the house
Terms cash. MARX NELSON, Trustee
Sale conducted by E B. Cook Co, Aucts Jas
I ARGE SALE OF CARR TER,S
Il TOOLS AT AUCTION-WiIl be sold at our
store on FRIDAY. January 9th, 1887 at 10 clock a
large lot of Carpenters Tools consisting in Part Of
Bench aud Moulding Planes
Saws Chisels. Drawing Knives, &c. &c. Also
chest Millwrghts Tools
jas T.. b. COOK L co, Aucts.