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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-03
Meeting of the Members Of the De-
smOcFatic Central Committee Of
Harrison county.

The members OF the Democratic Cen ira
Committee of Harrison county, (togsth.r with
all of the candid steS,) are hereby notified that
a meeting Of said Com nittec will b, held at the
Office of J, NJ. E'tep in Ctliz, on Montay, s.. =
tensJer z, 1857, at II, A. M Its highly impor
tant that every m,m5,r AMI can lidate should
be present.
The following gentl,mn compose the Dem
Ocratic Central Committee Of Harrison county
Cadiz, J. NJ. Estep.
Athens, J. j. McFaddcn.
Short Creek, D. McIlravy.
Greene, Charles Reed.
German, Samuel Foreman.
Archer w. c. Maxwell
Franklin, d. S. Coultrap.
Stock, Isaac Layport.
Nottingham, Samuel Dunlap.
Washington, Wesley Birney.
Monroe, Samuel Mack.
North, VIM. Webb.
Freeport Wm buchanan JT.
Moorefield. R. M. Kennedy.
Rumley, George Vert.
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The Congo Creed.

soul-he has an inteii6ct--AND AS FAR AS
THE RIGHT or SUFFRAGE, OR ANY
OTHER RIGHT OF CITIZEN SHIP is CON
CERNED HE SHOULD BE PLAC led ON AN
EQALITY WITH THE REST OF MAN
KIND."--[Ohio State Journal
Keep the above before the people. Comment
is unnecessary.
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G~rThc Mt Vernon Banner says that the
black Republican sheriff of that county is adc-
faulter to tho amonnt Of Ave or six thousand
dollars, and has left for California. Thus they
go. Robbing the people and bowling over "Ree-
ding Kanas,"is is tho motto of black republican
49,.
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OtFHon. James j. Faran and Washington
Mclean, ESQ have become the proprietors of
the Cincinnati Enquirer. Mr.. Fann will be
the chief editor. The Enqmrm is good pa
per, and Mr. Faran is fully able to keep it up
to itspresent high standard.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-03
LEATMERm LEATHER!M
w. II. Cooke, Il Co., Dealers i'm

Leather, Hides Oil Shoe Findings French and
OHIO Kip and Cali Skins, Innings Lasts, Pegs,&c
&C. No 30. Water street, i,f3.f
CLEYELAND, OHIO.
We are now receiving large and extensive as
sorment of ali the above articles together with
cry thing needfu in the shoe making line, all OF
which we are prepared sell tprices that cannot
fail plense our motto is "1he nimble sixponce"
CASH paid Tor Hides, Shssp Pets and Wool,
W.PCOOKE x Go.
No - Water sire u, Cleveland Ohs
P s Particular attention paid TO orders.
august 27.3m ~, Flt
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Fits! FitslI FitsIII
DIR; HANCEs vEGETAB. E EXTRACT
E P LIE p TIC PILLS.


E P LEIPZIG PILLS,
F@ The Care Of Els, SpusWs, Crantps and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseoses. ~
lOEkSONS who are laboring under this distress.
i ing maady will find DR.. HARCES VEGE.
TABLE EPlLEC TIC PILLS 10 BE- the only renle-
cay ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Falling
These Pills possess specific action on the ner
yous system md, although they are prepared espe-
cialiy Tor the purpose of curing Fits, they are also
" especial Deneht Tor all persons afflicted with
W nerves, or whose nervous system hss haen
Frustrated or shattered from any cause whatever
In Chronic compnlnts or diseases Of long standing
superlnduccd by nervousness, they are dinghy
beneficial s"
Price 80 Per box, or two boxes for IS. Persons
out OF the city, enclosing remittance, win h ave
ihe pills sent them through the mail free Of postage
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, No. los BALTi-
LORE STREET, Baltimore, Nd to whom orders
from all parts OF the Union must be addressed. pos
paid lma25, ,'57-lyl
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CoSsoLING AND REFRESHING TO OLD WINGS
The black Republican papers publshing arti-
clcs from that old Abolition organ, the National
Era, applauding Salmon P. Chase. See Cadz
Republican of this week.
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0~The Carroll county railroad was sold few
days since for $4,000. Mcssrs. Eckley, Cog
sill and others were the purchasers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-03

APPROPRIATE --The Cleveland Plainleassr
calls the black republicans, tacb Afsicaas. Not
bad name.
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01y-"Who stole the peoples money?i--Ec.
Ask Salmon 7. Chase, lie knows where
$4,000 went to!
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DEmOCRATIC COUNTY TiCKET.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
REPRESENfATivE,
WILLIAM REED, Of Greene.
PRoBATE JCDGE,
GEORGE COOK, Of athens.
CLERK OF THE C0uRT,
CHARLES PATTERSON, Of Cadiz.
SHERIFF,
JAMES RORISON, Of Archer.
TKEAsUEER,
THOMAS ID. GRIMES, Of Cadiz.
PRoSEcUTISG ATTORNEY,
JOHN =. PEARCE. Of Cat;s.
Commissioners,
GEORGE HOLMES,@ Short Creef.
CORONER,
DIR. A. w. RAMSEY. Of Greene.
ISFIRMARy DIRECTOR,
SAMUEL TIPTON. Of Archer.
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To- BaAoo's Asorlc LlxTmnxT

49, DsAau ARCTIC LINTHrNr
mssa ~ ssoyanfSyt !. well known that Dr.
" III, Sntanaous scorhudc and ueeron~ Ds@a.es i,
he s.tssn ststes Ills great success i IN ne fact
sion have known lie sparEs no iains r @ =,
prceur,ng the very best materials and CON- =,
and them Dr. BRaGGss aR9Ts,. ps,sgs Is
e an Improvement which deies all known re,s.;s.
vases ns man ~,sn y ~ the cure Of an external dis
- " y exces dinghy efiicacious In removing H,n.eh.
ha r.nipirs Sore Lips and Eyes, and renders
iss very superior penetrating properties s.smu n
~ ooe ~ the surest Of all remedies for the emre -
,,eep Ns,ss,,; strains, stif Joints. Rheumatism,
~ l,tAtukta, Paralysis, Burns Piles Cstrtls
ts of any external Sore. and Ii il not painful In
etsy TOT extelnal diseases Of Heres and mnas &
~ Sttalhs, sMelS, Scratches, THRUSH Poll Evil or
- s.u nay dol - bottle you will &c furnished free
s ir one 5.as with knsrsons Hlastrated Quilted
each 'leilaf bottle and Seeding il to j. III. EaEssas
$3.50 Brfsdway. New York.
~ for sale 10y all Draggists.
A. fURCELl, LADD s. CO..
"e t~a@SNS Wholesale Agsnta
pse" begto infor m the ladies of Rich
mond that have received an assortment, of beanti.
SCREENS. SOFA CUSHIONS. SLIPPERS. s sesg
suitable Tor Christmas presents, which am ahie 10
sell cheaper than any merchant In this city being ol
my own direct ita poration. A the tame tims in
ment OF = :.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, at reduced prices. s-
SINGLE and Denble zcPHfk wokSrEDS
SHETLAND YARN
hnitting and Crochet COTTON
Aud q great variety of Fancy Goods.
Z. b0ETTCHER,
Orders for all kinds OF Embroidering, Knitting and
Stamping, promptly attended to and warranted tc
give satisfaction, de 1-l4ta
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49, ss.~..-.- : : - -s--.-.~~-->~-~e
FUTURE DAYH.
.-l-,sg-s
b. u. b. Cook & Co, Auols.

4 DMINISTRATRIX SALE OF SPLEEN.
\ DID FURNITURE, LEAsE OF REsIpEyf,r
&c, AT AtGTI0N--isn THURSDAY nexf- Ia i,
,nst a. u oeosk ws1i eel at The residence Of rh-
ans streets all the FURNITURE contained Il, "A
t.nfIient. consisting In Part Of =
MAHOGANY SOFAS
SKIS Oh DINING TABLES
Mahogany Chairs, covered witt, IIair1.iath
Rosewood Chairs, covered with Brccarel
Marhle-Top Tables
sui 50 splendid silk Brccatei Curtains, with mag.
pitc.it Cnrnicel
splendid Parior Chaudeliers beautif,Jlx srn.
parlpr and Chamber Carpets; Velvet Rugs
10 KIN Thar covered with Velvet
Mahogany Hat-Rack
Hall, Chanfe lier and Gas Brackets
Zane and Wood-seat Chairs; Mating
on SUIT % DAMAsK CURTAINS
pea Cioihi1g, such AS Blankets, Sheets. Pillow
Tie usual variety o. Glassware. Crockery, &c.
large COOKING RANdE, nearly new. with alltt q
utensils compile te.
y ne sale will commence at III o'clock preeiseIy
Win the teass OF the Residence which vii, ~ nra ~,
the LIST OF October l8ls The house il new baaut;
iuiy SITUATED AZ respectable part Of the city has
found. 80 - -As'"s1 ''saA"s
To any p rson wishing 90 secure the house befnre
the day Of sair. advantageous Arrangement can
.s made IN regard TO the chandeliers Ga, Fixtures
Parier curtains and Cooking Range = -
TEhaS.-fnr the lease O. house. PAYMENTS To he
maui qaarteriy For the movables, all sums under
Sil cash; over that amount. months for an
Many b. BINFoRD.
Administratrix OF ). J. Binforl, decd.
Saie conducted by II. b. Cook Co. Aucts.
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pRoCLAMArIoy.-This is to give mott

PROCLAMATIoN.-This is to give notice
that if you buy nj WArsoN's Gallery, 50 Main
street, he gives you handsome picture. Excelsior
Ambrotypes taken by him with handsome case the
largest in the city for so cents, aud fr % and 81
Medaiions and Canoes taken in Silk Velvet fot
81. Also, Malainotypes and Panotypts. which may
be sent in letter, without extra postage Ali pic
lures taken at his Gallery warranted not 90 fade
Old Dsguerreotypes copied and pictures put in
Lockets.
n. B.-The best picture taken from A. VI. to P.
NJ no 2I-luls
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ne3g~ THE PEOPLES FRIEND.-All di:

ESf The fEuPLE FKIEND.-AII us
coveres that tend TO improve health and prevent
disease Invaluable TO the mas & }, pr0rGied the
prices at which they are held, not 20 high to
prevent them ON purchasing. The proprietor of
BAKERS PHEI.uA BITTERs ia putting his great pa
before the people, had an eye this 4ci and
at once determined to give all an OPP lty of
using them. lie knew that they would care dyspep-
sia relieve nervousness improve digestion prevent
diarrhoea allay fevers. streng hen iebiiated con-
situations and dispel agues and therefore il that
he offered his great remedy ut prices within the
reach Of all. II You sufferer try these Bitters,
and then, with the thousands of others who have
been naae whole join in their praises 10 the rest OF
mankind. Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in this city
and elsewhere. de s
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND


~ ~ NEGROES, &c, IN THE COUNTY OF HAN
OVER, ~ MILES EAST OF RICHMOND. nv Viz
Tue OF two decrees of the CoKnty Court OF Hanover
pronounced on the 9th day of October 1857 in H.
suits OF WHITE &c, w Whites administrator vill
otier r sale, at public auction, the premss seor,.
IN ncing at II o'clock. A NJ, on THURSDAY The
10Th day of December, IL fair not the next fair daV
tneIester. two Tracts Of Land, estimated ct thrco
nnndi ca ana four acres, ta acres) Of which 10
which John " bite died; having thereon cemiorta-
bic Dwelling House with rooms kitchen and other
outhouses, well watered, and adapted TO the unual
crops OF grain vegetables, nc; In healthy and sgree-
able peighborhood; adjoins the lands Of DaviA
Woody, VIM. Is. Sydnor aud others. and about -
and a bali mile North OF Old Coal Harbor
Also one other Tract called Co0pers OF one hundysd
aud thirty-two acres, (i32 aeres) having thereon 4
Comfortable Dwelling House, with twv rooms. kitch.
ABUNDANT: very healthy; aiioins the lands IL Llcy
Batkins. Henry Woods estate and others and Iisa
aoeut one and a half miles Eartof Old Coal IarboY
Al the same time and place. will offer COR sais q
Pubic auction Tor cash. nine Young ana likely Ne.
san, Mary, siina, Sarah Ellen and Washington.
TERMS Cash will be required for the slaves and ~
20 the real estate, one third cash, one third on
credit OF II months, and the residue on credit q
two years. the credit 10 bear freW
with good personal security. ior the deferred pay.
ments and the title retained until the further oer
| from the court. u D. WAID, Special Com'r.
And after the sale of the above named land md
the premises, the Household and Kitchen Furnitars.
one Horse, Cattle. Hogs and Sheep. farming Inpls.
ments, crop OF Corn. Fodder and Shucks. 80
TERMs-Ali SUMS of five dollars aud under, caeh,
over that amount, credit OF months, the purcAa,
ser TO execute bonds with good personal security -
| fore the property Is removed
| Il. ID. WAID. Administrator
no H-2tawtds Of Margaret Whits. dec'd.
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No. WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LII

MSS TAKEN AT GIBBS. of course, where every ono
that wants a decent picture and not carrieature,
always 60 Besides, we have never been deceiy-
ed by HIM with humbug advertisements As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons take pleasure ia saying that IN
addition G. our inimitable AMBRUTIPE, We are now
executing PHI sTuGRaPHS, Of superior character,
both plain and eolored which for beauty of finish and
accuracy Of likeness. are eQua led by iew and sur
passed by Pictures OF all kinds accurately Co
piss ami warranted 10 please. AT moderate prlces.-
AMBKUrfPkS at one dollar and upwards at Il BIS
Tempe OF Art Cosinthian Hall, Man street. between
qth and 10Th.
GIRRl
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Dl- DscEnanp, 1857.


THOS. ". PRICE q 10. getting by the l..,
two steamers and the one expected to-day large adj
dions their stock, for the winter tgsAe TO which
they invite speciM attention,
ID Fsied Cloths, Elegant Embioideries
Heavy Tweeded Satinetts Velvet ard CfsHh Cioaks
Kerseys and sheep 6reys Rich Stella Shawis
Bright Plaid Linseys, chenille scafts and do.
Seryants blankets, bvth French Mousiias.
= eolNTei and white, Ameriean 10. (ncw)
Men's Wooden Shirts Velvet Ribh0na, All Widths
do Shaker 10. Alexander Kid Gloves
Hosiery every style Linen Tastetta do, &c &c
And apon THIS MORNING, they arrow upon
their counters, 10 he sold during this mouth $ioau
WORTH RICH BAfBDERG sIi.kS AND SILK
RaBES-many bought within the last few weeks
These geris will be ossrec ~ many cases at tar Ions
sik goods are invited 10 give them carly call
no Sn--lm THU IT, FhlCE d Cu,
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REg~ NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing,
Shaving Shampooing and Bathing Saloon, (under
the Ballard House, las been handsomely fitted up,
aud now open and We invite the citizens and stral-
gers give call
y Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from o'clock A NJ. 10 10 ?. NJ.
no lS-d2m* HUBSOS MORTON.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE IN MANCHEsTER.-By virtue of a
decree tthe Circuit Court of Che county in
the cases Of " nj. ID. Porter &C.. agst. Dan1 Smiths
administrator and Others and AdtiTne (. Porter, by
next riend, against the aud Others pronounced
the 18th day Of May 1857 shall offer fer SAFE IA,
public auction, at the premises, the 6th day Of
january next. ia the town of 1anch e~ter the House
and Lot, on Main street. whereof Daniel smith died
seized and possessed on the following terms, to wit
oneiouIth cash, and the balance ia equal install.
meLts payable In six and twelve months, with in
rest thereon from the day of sale the purchaser to
give bonds with good security. Sale 10 commence
at - o'clock. THOMAS GREGUKY
de g-Im Commissioner.
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DMINIST RATOR'S SALE OF

Horse, wagon, Cows, &cWill be sold at auction al
the residence of the late D. VI. pulam, in the town
NJ, all OF the Household and Kitchen Furniture con
sIsIing OF Beds. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Dlnng rabies Chairs. Crockery, Glass, &c, Horse
a good steady animal, being both good aldle and
single harness Horse, Cove, both now giving milk
ana such things as are necessary abuut lot belong
ing to the said ID NJ. Pulliam's estate
TEaMs-All sums under twenty dollars cash: all
over twenty and under nifty three months credit and
All OF nity dollars aud upwards six months credit
the credits to be secured by note satisfactorily en-
dorsed. with interest added from day of sale
This sale will take place above, positively ii
the day Is fair, if not the next fair day. s
SARAH j. PULLIAM,
Administrative Of d. NJ. Puiliam deceased.
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fly SEM. ANNUAL SALE oF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AT rue
LADIES BAZAAR,
M. 1le nROAib STREET., RICHMOND, Va.

pr thirty DAYS we will sell at cost, casa
Iasup additions have been made 10 our stock during
tbn sfo money crises sacrifice Ia importers nom
sS ~ s1 pcr cent which will enable Us to give bar
gains 60 our customers Heyer before reaii1ed Our
stnsk ,.mhraces = great variety of articles. We
briefly notice few, with prices:
t4nen and Worked Collars from Ga 20 Soc.
French Worked Sets sec. 10 ~
Emb Linen CamhTic Hdks ~ 70 G2'so.
Beautifully Bonnet Ribbons from I2ts TO &c.
French Wreaths -.
Bonnet franlcz for HiIiners. S2.s0 per doz.
Whal@bane skirts 81 Reeds &c; Brass Hoops loo.
per set.
Dress tiuods; Flannels
Rleached Cotton: Irish Linens
EfingeS; Dress aud Cloak Trimmings
Chenille Soarfs and Head Dresses
Gloves; Hosiery, &C.
With other articles too numerous 70 mention, at cor
rssnonding low rates no 6-lm
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2. L. GIBBS
k0s- PowERs' IMPERIAL AMBRoTY

kds~ Powers IMPERIAL AMBRoTYpEs
TUE GEM CT Tue WORL D-GREAT EN-
1ITEMENTIN EUR DPE.-j. OOJ APPLICANTS FOR
PATENT RIGHTS To MAKE HE IMPERIAL
AMBEUTGPE."
Til" ~ style Of picture. made only by pow ERS
(the inventor and pateatee has reserved the highest
COMMUNICATION F,ln ali the first class Artists both OF
this and the Old country. while Chemists have pro
nsunced them the only durable Ambrotype that IL
made. They are made OF The very best materials.
ranicd 10 be satisfactory III every respect Pncd
from ~ cents to SIS.
,es-7t$ ltlMAIN STREET
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By Henry w. Ouarlea
BY Goddin s Appersok, Aucts.
VALUABLE FARM ON THE NEW

BRIDGE ROAD. ga MILES RRI,Ow RTrH.
HI EkEUN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--xt TIE -:
quest OF ths owner we viii se at public auction. o.
,be premises, on THURSDAY, the 10th Of Decsmber.
tne Farm now in the occupancy Of M. George II
stacey, containing about 40 acres of which sSsns
timber The buildings on the place cousist a. : =
e5Gelent 9welllng and the outhsuses usual on such
markablv healthy. IT viii be diyided n dsSsaNS
best at the hour OF sale.
Alter the sale OF the land will be sold the persha
Ole estate ON the place. consisting Of about ito bor
rels OF Corn; 5000 Cabbages 800 bushels Turnins,
hse Male. tine mich Cows lot Of fine uoSs. ~
all the Farming Implements s-s~
TERas-For the iand. one third cash balance A
and Y months, for negotiable notes. bearing inter-
est, secured by trust deed For the personal pro-
months credit. for approved endorsed negosisbiSs
paper G0DDIN q APPERSON.
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By Henry W. Quarles.

TRUSTEES s al & By virtue Of a
Il deed of trust executed to me on the 18th March.
iSa6, BY Charles X. sparhawk and wife, / shall pro-
coed TO sell at III o'clock, on Tuesday the sth Deceu-
Der, at the Irving House, Governor street be-
tween Main and Franklin, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, conveyed in said deed consisting
of every article necessary for a boarding house
Terms cash. RO. D. WARD Trustee.
Sale conducted by Henry W QuARLEs, Auct.
POSITION EMENT Tine above sale viii take place
on MONDAY. the lith inst, at 10 O'clock,
de VI w d Auets
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I5IMAIN STREET.

Rag~ SPECIAL NoTICE TO CRY DEALERS.
We vii close uut our stock at auction on TUESDAY
i5Gh instant OF many styles, We have large lots
both OF Winter and spring Goods and with the view
OF reducing the stock previous TO auction sale. We
will make great sacrifices.
de 7--6t WILLINGHAM L TARDY
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- TALAvERA FOR RENT.-This
III excellent Market Garden and Residence il Tor
fsnt Tor tbs coming rear. This tract contains about
acres Of 1nd. and ~ most aini ably adapted
p the purposes Of q market garden. The dwelling
mouse has seven rooms IL In good condition, which,
.oether with the out houses, presents pleasant
being about mile distant situated jusS above the
BaptiH College. and on continuation of Broad
For terms, apply to Mrs. ELIZA r. TALLEY
0rae.. between Jefferson and Madison ssreets.
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karFREsH LEEcHEs.-I have lust T

ka FRESH LEECHEs.-l have just re-
ceiyed, by Adams Express fresh lot of Swedish
LEECIIES. which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
p. S.-Cupping and Leechiug promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-t5 r. q. HOBSON.
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sSs~ Hill. SoLoMoNs, Professor m

gsss" H. /. l. SoLoMoNs, Professor and
Teacher Of Music ia all its branches, Residence at
the Virginia House opposite ct. Pauis thurch;
limited number of pupils taken Ladies visited al
their e,idences. Having been TOR number OF
years engaged orgarit i'll several churches OF the
Episcopal and other denominations, would like To
obtain situation such in the city of Richmond,
he and his family ali members OF the tpiscU-
pal Church. Music arranged and composed. For
terms references &C. call at the Virginia HaHse
from till ~ in the morning and from TIN in the
sVeuing de is-6t*
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Es5~ BIyFoRD, Marc & BLAIR, 90
Main street would call the attention Of the public
10 their large stock Of Embroderies, Fancy silks,
Table Daniasks, Linen Sheetings, Irish Linens,
Blankets aud Negro Clothing. Their business must
be closrd as speedily as possible. ana the above
goods will be sold for cash without regard to cost.
ne III
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mFALL TRADE, 1857.
GEO. j. SUMNER,
rMPoRrER AND DEALER IN

NO. 20, PEARL 81, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receviu,s aur Fall hnpoftstions per
ships William Penn, annapolis. Robert Mills
CITY of BrookIyn &C. as per steamers and vessels
trc m. he factories our = * Of Glass Ware. LOOKING
i;lsa nlafed goods Tin, Britannia and ia
banned Ware, &C., de-, ch make up = stoecA "
largest and most eompi 10 hsse ever che5eds IN.
a. ~ has been selects4 ish special regard 10 the
va TIA af the merchants.s Virginia. North Carolins
.nd ennessee t,,lr faei . being unsurpassed. w
are prepared to offer on. III on - geoa terms =
any re- pae K ing h0ussin i !. country.
Neyekanfs passinQ thru i our city who bay good
North ara resDecffily tsx, sted TO call aad examine
,,r sfck a. We are a. iA-i thcy can save the rsl
And expepsas on goods Il sying ~ their orders.
Great care taken In al Il al orders. And meme
the best packers emplos .x,,.,,r.
Milestone Ware al s...ery prices. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-10
By Larus & Shine.
CARRIAGE, WHEELWRIGHT AMI

4 thhRIaUE, WHLELW KIUHT AND
~ SMITHS TOOLS, &c, AT AUCTION.-will be
sold, at public auction on FRIDAY. the nth inst
commencing at 10 O'clock at the Carriage Shop re-
Gently occupied by MIR. q. H. Miles, Virginia ST.;
the Danville Depot the entire stock of Carria e
Wheewright and Smiths Tools, &C., embracing in
Hub Machine. Wheel-pit Bolts and Screws. Also a
fine lot Of Poplar and Ash suitable for Carriages -
Also, Trepits Trimming Tools, Paint, Varnish,
Stump Joints, Fringe Laces, Screws. dc. Also Pa
tent. Leather Press; 3 Stoves and secondhand
Buggy. LARUS SHINE,
de Aurfionaars