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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-11

Charles Beaufort whose sudden entrance
had for moment discomposed the two
beauties, was young gentleman OF large
fortune, whose father dying in his infancy
had committed him to the guardianship of
Colonel Wentworth, his comrade-in-arms
and lifetime friend. Considering the trust
as of the most sacred obligation, the Colo
mel had educated Charles like son, and
had domesticated him in his own family
1t could not have been possible, in the times
of which we write, for a young gentleman
to be on terms of the strictest intimacy with
two beautiful girls without falling in love
with at least one Of them; and Charles,
without perhaps having been able to as
sign any reason for his preference, became
violently enamored of Florence the Cole
neps daughter, passing by unmoved the
more healthful charms of Fanny, niece
and adopted daughter of the Colonel.
! Florence was of an extremely delicate
and highly sensitive organization; and from
the hour her father had received her from
the hands of dying mother, he had con-
secrated all his thoughts and devoted all
his exertions to her welfare, hardly losing
sight of her for an instant He had been
passionately fond of his wife, and he clung
to his remembrance of her like the wrecked
mariner to his last plank. His counte-
nance paled or grew joyous at each altera-
ton of her voice or pulse. Her mother
had died of consumption-that fatal dis
ease, which encourages while it hlls-and
he feared, though he would not acknowl-
edge it to himself, that he had discovered
its symptoms in the daughter. His at1u-
ence permitted the employment Of the
greatest medical science in her behalf, and
the most eminent physicians were consul
ted upon each shade Of symptom and he
allowed himself to believe that the life he
had once given he had countless times
saved by his assiduous and intelligent care.
e His whole life, indeed, grew in hers. He
\ had no thought that did not rise and end
/ in her. She was all that he cared for Of
# the past, the present. or the future.
y Such an absorbing passion tolerated nc
l. rival, and he was jealous of every attention
?, every glance directed her. He had not
1t foreseen, or perhaps thought he could al
IS ways in time prevent, any danger to hi
l. cherished affections from the intimacy be
v tween his daughter and Beaufort 1t may
d be he had fattered himself that, being edu
is Gated like brother and sister, they coulc
.e only entertain for each other correspond
W ing sentiment. But love will not be chea
r ted.
'. Some months before, Beaufort had no
1t ticed, as he thought, growing reserve o
Or the part of the Colonel toward him, and
IS consequence had not been 50 daily Wis
Id tor at his house. He could not persuad
&C. himself that the Colonel would object
it his pretensions to the hand Of his daughtt
do rich, and of good character and family
,ly and yet he could not account otherwise fl
ic- the alteration of his manner. He was d
af- termincd, however, that the Colonel shou
have no excuse for his chilliness in a pr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-11

SAD CAsE.-A letter from New York to,
the Baltimore American tells the follow
ing affecting story:
"Last Thursday was to. have been the
day for the celebration of the. nuptials of
Miss Hanna o., lady of superior
refinement and ability of the vicinity of
Baltimore, and Mr.. v of
this city, a gentleman of reputed ability as
a gentleman, scholar and poet On the
Tuesday preceding the appointed day, the
bride to be, remarked to her intended that
something seemed to tell her she should
never become the bride of her choice; that
she would soon wed the realities of eterui-
ty. The groom replied to her with levity,
to dispel her gloom bnt ON the following
day, Wednesday, she felt so. indipesed as
to take her bed, from which time her
strength and faculties began seemingly to.
wane till Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
the hour appointed for the nuptiaIs-
when she breathed her last, without hav-
ing evinced the slightest bodily pain from.
the first hour of her illness.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-11
The Pyramid
BY c. s. PERCIvAL.

BY G. s. PERCIvAL.
TO be read ascending or desceBding.
There
For aye
To stay
Commanding,
'Tis standing,
With God-like air,
It's fame desiring
Its height admiring,
Look on it from afar.
Lol levery smiling star;
Toraise the pile to heaven,
These beautiful stones are giv'n;
Each prayerfor truth's aspiringight,
Each manly struggle for the right,
Each mauly word to cheer the lowly,
Each aspiration for the holy,
Each strong temptation nobly oy1come,
Each clam'rous passion heldiH silence dumb,
As slow it rises toward the upper heaven,
Stone after stone unto the mass is given,
Its base upon the earth, its apex in nthsskies,
A good mans character, a pyramid doth rise
The Spirit of the Age, we are pleased to
see, has come out with new and beautiful
type. 1t is an excellent family paper, and
deserves even more extended patronage
than that bestowed upon ito V1nsto1s
Sentinel.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-11
THE TEACHER.

GOLDSMITH remarks that of all professions
he did not know more useful or honora-
bic one than that of schoolmaster; and
at the same time, he did not see any one,
whose talents are less rewarded.
Before reading this, we had suspected
the "old man eloquent" of sly affection
for the fraternity, from his good-natured
portrait of pedagouge in the Deserted
Village" and this remark confrmsit. Ma
ny hapless wielder of the rod and the fe-
rule, for this simple tribute, will hallow his
memory with blessings.
Jupiter once offered the prize of immor-
tality to him who had proved himself most
useful to mankind. On the day appointed
for the decision, hundreds of candidates
thronged the sides of the far-famcd Olym-
pus.
First came the mail-clad Warrior. He
boasted that he had slain the enemies Of
his country, carrying CONSERVATION wher-
ever he appeared Jupiter thundered.
Then came the painter, who boasted of
his exceeding skill in the disposition of his
colors-but Jupiter merely pointed to the
GIC sun udu painted,
and the poor artist at once bid his face in
despair.
Next came the Orator, who beasted his
ability to cause the hearts of men to vi.
brate, as he would the strings of Tyre
but Jupiter, with single nod .awed all the
assembled hosts of Heaven.
The Grandee beastedof his regal munif-
cence and bounty-but Jupiter showed him
the widows mite -
The Pontif displayed he,Keys of Heay--
en-but Jupiter flung open the massive
doors, and blasted the eyes of this vain
competitor with an excess Of glory.
The Poet next urged with all bard's,
presumption, his naughty claims.
The Musician would fain exhibit his
wOndrous skill in soothing the human soul
and in dispelling cankering cares.
Aside, but gazing complacently on the
scene, stood an old man with silver. locks,
whom Jupiter, until now, had not observed.
"Who art thou! exclaimed the Monarch.
"Merely a spectator" said the, reverend
sage; "an these were once my pupils" y as
it so? Crown him!' said Jupiter; crown
the faithful teacher with the wreath of I'm
mortality and let seat be placed for him
next my Throne !"-,S. O. Tenn. Adyocate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07
BY Goddin & ApDeYeon.
nESIRABLY LOCATED COTrA q
IL AND FARMING LOTS IN aENRIcn y.

nEsIRABLY LOCATED COTTAGE
~ AND FARMING LOTS IN HENRICO. Ssa1
to fairfield Race6sld. and on New Bridge or stony
Run Road. one mile east Of Richmond FOR SALE
AT AUCfION.-On THURSDAY, the I'm dav Of
May. 1857 commencing at ~ O'Clock: win be sold on
bins Miller recently resided. located - above
The tract contains and onethird acres. It 10 we'll
enclosed and has ON it new Framed Dwelling, suf.
fcent for the accommodation of . small family and
s we'll Of coed water. 1t 10 admirably adapted to
market garden After which will be sold stx acres
of Land on New ~Bndae kosd; adjoining Mr.. Kin.
naird's farm. and opposite Mr.. Qusries Tavern. AT.
ter which will be sold Lot containing Ave acres, on
the opposite side of said road adjoining the resi-
dsnce Of Mr.. sterling.
TERMs-Onefourth cash. balance at 8, 6 and 8
months for gotsble notes. interest added secured
By trust deed title retained The taxes for 1857
to be paid by the purchasers
GODDIN APPERsON,
my1 Auetioneers.
8. immediately after TIE above sale will BE-
sold lot OF land containing II acres. (near the first
described property above with a neat frame DWELL
ing. sc, thereon, recently occupied By Mr.. Jesse
brittou
TERMS accommodating and made known at sale.
GODDIN APPER8ON,
nv Auction er0
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| AND IN NEW KENT FOR SALE...
IL Will be sod, publicy at the next New Kent
Court not disposed of before that day. 81! acres of
land. adjoinicg the lands of Dr. Sam'l Webb Henry
Webb and Henry Ccstney. The above land 10 ia a
short distance of tbs York River Railroad and the
PsnuHky river; supposed TO have fine chance of
ship timber | deem it unnecessary to give far
ther description, as any one disposed to purchase
will examine for themselves
Terms made knosn on the day ofsas.
sp 29-l2tt WIN COLGIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07
by Taylor & WflIiams.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. ON MAIN
AND IsT STkEETS, AT AUCTION.-.On
THURSDAY, 7th May. at 5 O'Clock, r. M. upon
the premises. will be Sold tbs property at ths North
east corner of Main and ls. streets for many years
past occupied by Judse }. D. Haly burton.
The Dwelling is of brick, large and we'll built and
although somewhat out Of repair at present, 1t
may, with a reasonable expenditure, be made very
desirable residence, for which the location 10 one Of
the best.
The lot 10 about6 81 x 1863 feet.
TERMs-One.fourth ca.h; balance 8, u and 10
months, with interest," and secured BY trust deed.
Taxes for 1857. to be paid by the purchaser.
ap23 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Auets.
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WASHING AND IRONING...The sub.
w scriber 10 now prepared to execute WASH
ING and IRONING in the neatest manner and with
great facility. He his PATENT WAsHiNG
MACHINE, with floating bales, which experience
proves, does not wear the clothes at all; thereby
proving great saving over the ordinary mode Of
washing All clothing will be called for and return
ed on any stated day.
~ Orders left at his office, on 9th. between Grace
and Franklin streets, at bis laundry, corner Of
Marshall and Henry streets, will be promptly attend
ed to.
sp .S-dlm* WIN H. WOODWARD.
nEs TINY DkMONSTKATkD ana.
~ DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen OF Richmond and vicinity that
she will give information in all the affairs relating
life such as Health, Wealth Love, Marriage. Jour
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends Sickness and Death, and in respect to sli
ct her subjsct both pass present and future, and all
concerns Of life. Terms-For Ladies 25 ssnts. Gen
tlemsn 50 cents, each. Apply at No. II, (which 10
over the door, Tay lors alley between nth and 18th
and Main ana Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
ap Tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07
By Thomas w. Keesee,
(Omcs, corner OF l2th and Csry strseta

STEAM FLOUR MILL FOE SALE Ar
- AuCfION:-Wiu be sold, on THURSDAY
morning next Nay the 7th. commencing 1t 10 o'elk.
City Of Richmond, situated on Main and 7h vtreses
tosether with Smut Machines l Revolving screen:
aoa.lns Apparatus Brand Separator; Precsins Ma.
chine; Crane Gearing; Betting Elevstorc 3sr,.,-
together with all the implements nov ussd in ssii
ed mes otiable paper. YaOS. WKEFsEF
my2 n..sA,
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+ AUCTION nALEs
THIS DAY


,,,.., ~ AK: Mott. Ascs.
rH6 inhss h a nv ss :es .s:sio. =.
lot Of new snd second hand fn,ns,s q 10 oeiosk.
DRY GOODS, he "A General sssa,,,.
Goods, Clothing Shoes, Hats Crocts,v . 2, ory
@ iOCERIEs-I0 bills whisksy: shs,.
0,n; Soap Starch; Coppens; Candies; Blseit.n
y baskets super Champagne; 81 boxss T.,ns.s sc
bbls eenipgs (nsv) oos' %
ADDlTIoNAL-ls pleodis ssddis and Bria,. 49,.
se5; sstts new Buggy harness. soss
my6 Aux NOTP A.
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BY Taylor q Williams,

OF ON BROAD STREET, NEAR
On WEDNESDAY, 9th May, a. 5 O'Clock, P. M.
upon the premises, will be sold, Lot situated on
me north side OF Broad street opposite Richmond
College. fronting 70 fsot, running back $50 feet
TERMS One-third cash; balance at4 months. with
interest. TAYLOR & WILIJAMs
my7 aucticnaa..
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AUCTION SAILS.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Thomas w keesee,

~ L-I'I nDu NaFJ slfssuT
SALE OF MILLINERY
Aooops AT AUCTION.-Pursuaut to the pro.
the 2ash day 81 March. 1857, snd recorded in tbs
Cletks efhee OF the Richmond Hus,inss Court 90 -.
sys certain property to me as trustee for certain
RaIVoses mentioned In said deed, shall on THURS
"a i, Ine i4th day Of tthis month"; May 1887, com.
Iepcihg at 10 O'Clock. st the room under the ex
opposite the Am,rican Hotei, in The citv ~ .;.h
mona seiI ct public auction to the highest bidder.
10, 70 cash the stock Of Millinery Goods incIudine
ers Materials, and every article Of Millinsry sod.
said deed enofaceo In
These goods were selected with great ear. and
TASTE and persons engaged in the miiliperv
sale. rHOS EVsNS T.seno 'ne
osIe conducted by THos. W. KEEsEE, Auct
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BY Richard CauIhorn.

CROCK cry AND s1LASsWARE..0,
~ FRIDAY, 9th inst, at 10 O'clock at NV store 7
will sell at auction Ia gs and seasonable lot of
Crockery and Glassware consisting of Bowls Pitch.
els Dlshes, Chambers of various sizes TumbIers
Gcbets, Preserves, Covered Buffers &c
HATS, CAPS AND SHOES Also an invojca ~
soft Felt Eats Straw Goods of every description.
shoes. Embroideries, Lsces, &c
MY r. CAUrHoRN, Auct
'TyKUSTEE'S sALEOF A(sffICTTTTTE.
l. ALIMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY LJMRER
&c st the Factory known as stssrns 4 Brummell,s
old Dstillery in the county of Henrco As Truste
in The deed from Francis Neion dated 10th January
1857 and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Hus.
tings Court of Richmond, and County Court of Hen.
rico for the benefit of certain therein nam.
ed shall proce ed to sell at public auction ON MON
DAY, the 4th May commencing at 10 O'Clock, the
entire stock of implements, Machinery, Smith and
Carpenters Tools Lumber sc. consisting in part oil
the following "a inch Thres hers with Cleaners
IL Threshsrs from 20 to Sc in % Thresher not com
plete; Corn Shelters, Plough Beams and Handle e.
Oak and Pine Lumber; stock CT wrought Iron, assort
ed sizes; stock OF Cast Iron; | Engine and Boiler;
Tensnting Machine; Morticng Mashne; Hand
Lathe; Press Drill; 10 1t Lathe i'd counter shaft
and face plate Bolt Cutter; large Lathe Planer
Smith Bellows and Vices Black Smith and Car
penters Tools; Circular Saw and Frame, together
with other articles
TERMS, will be ms de- known at the sale.
WIN. Fl. PLEASANfS, Trustee.
The Trustees sale of Agricultural Implements
st Stearns Brunm lrs old Dist cry has been pc st.
poned to THURSDAY, the l4th May, at II o clock
VIM. Fl. PLEASANTs, Trustee.
nv
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By Taylor & Williams,

tALuABLE RIAL ESTATE ON 10TH.
bETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS
AoCTloN.-On FRIDAY 9th May, at O'clock
M, upon the premises will be soId the Stable
p.opeIty connected with the United States Hotel
T a, above stated the East side of 18Th Ct
Brick building 45xl05 feet now used for STORAGE mr.
Poses Being convenient to the Dock, it is we'll
adapted for Lumber House or Tobacco FACTORY and
stemmery. SiS Oh"
TERms-One- fourth cash; balance at G. 70 and 10
months for notes with interest added ard secured
rance for 1857 ~ S0
my tide TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS au..
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AGGrlON sALRa.
~->~<~--~~~
FUTURE DAYH
~>~~~~~-~<
by GOddiu a, au

ny GsddIn & Apperson.
VERY VALUABLE .-E.r
svp JT 1H1 ros ssksAAskLiE, MAIN AND sorH
STE ., ron SALE AT AUCTION viii he
sold, atau:tion, on ne premises on TfJEsnHV ~
18th day of May. 1s57. comm sncing =, = 80, tns
ID; the following vefy valuable Real Estate, viz:
IN. 9TH ib :eIS shs corner q erase and
ments thereon. now in the Occupancy of NJ ~.
Dsrrscott. This lot will be divided to sui, n.
sers 1t sone among the most desiraby located lot,
on Church Hill, and 10 altogether moss yslus bis
residence
I'd A beautiful Lot at the corner of Main and sotb
streets in Of Capt. Lboys residence, fronting
60 feet, running back ls6 feet, to an alley.
Sd. A valusble Lot with two small Brick 9ene-
ments thereon, on the North side of Franklin, be-
18th and 18th cts fronting So feet running
4th. most valuable Lot. on the North side Of
Msln street. between "a and 18th streets, fronting
"A feet running back rs feet.
aEtMs-one hfth cash; Balance at 8 6, and j.
month, for negotiable not's interest added secured
BY trust deed, or title retained
The taxes for 1857 to be paid oy tn. purchaser.
Ivy '-~awsds Auctioneers
AUREL Lawn FOR -ALE...By vir.
- - tue of deed of trust executed to ms bv Mis-.
Lee Claddocks trustee and Others bearing date
me AN day OF January, 1857 and recorded In the
oierns eihos OF aenrioo County Court being there.
70 lequesoed oy the beneficiary in said deed shall
on MONDAY. the 18Th inst at 4 P M If fair 4
not the next fair day. at the same hour proceed In
sell at public auction en- the premises that well,
| Known tract, piece or parcel of land LsUNEL
Lawn, lying in tbs county of HenIico, about 81
miles from the city Of Richmond contanins iOi Sl7
1000 acres more less and being ths sams land CON
yeyed to the trustee of Mrs j. L Craddock by r 81.
ho1.Gn AND others by deed bearing even date with
tne above deed of trust to the undersigned
TERMS: Cash a. to 20 mue h of the purcbs.e m,n.,
VIII defray the expenses of th, trust and
OF drawing and recording the said dead of trust and
July 1855; a. to the further Of $3.50 81 with in
terest from 18th July 1885, credit until lsth Jan
uary, 1893 and as to the residue on credit until
the Juy 1858: the credit instalments 10 he .s
cured oy the bonds or notes of the purchaser and
deed of trust upon the property.
JOHN HOWARD, Trustee
GoDDIN APPERsoN Aucts ~
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Y this morning, received per jam stown, Hoy!es
Prints very choice patterns small figured Buff and
Fancy Prints, Solid Checked Ginshams, very cheap
new and very elegant Berage Robes; plain Mousins,
assorted cheap; White Grape Shawls; black and fam
CIV silk Bells Tsfata Ribbon; Mourning do ; Bonnet
Ribbons: an elegant assortment of Black Velvet do.
ali widths Swiss Muslin. assorted with many other
desirable Goods rendering ortment very COM
plete We shall continue TO receive by every steam
er through our New York House, additional slpples
of choice Goods which will be sold at small sd-
an "a KENT PAINE Il co
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Ssr~ FAsHIONABLE MILL. ~o
A5 merry, &c DC, Ne
.#X IN MANCHESTER, VA. ~

N n ,. D NJ T RISS
Corner of Main and Allen streets, In the Town of
Manchester,)
Is now receiving her Spring and Summer MILL.
Srhi consisting OF SILK. LFGHORN NEOPO-
Ian and SWISS STRAW RONNETS RIB
BONS, and FRENCH FLOWERS
~ she hss also large assortment Of DRESS GOODS
D g N g and IN ERTINGs HOSIERY
GLOVES mITTs, ac, and large variety of MAN.
TIES and p RA SO Ls-which she feels conf
oe4t csnnot be surpassed either in style quality,
and which she sell cheap as any establishmen
Bout of New York.
sh. has also on hand full a,sor trnent of DRY
GOODS.
Mrs. +. returns her thanks for the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to her, and soicits CONT
nusnce of the sams
ep 2l-lm$ MES. g. NJ RARJSS
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KENT. PAINE Il co

ITRksH Arrival of SPRING GOODS.
L MERCHANT, WEIsIGE Err co. have re.
ceived another lot of Spring Goods, consisting OF
Black and Fancy colored Cashmere Goats, Pants and
Vests; also, Drsp DEte; Italian Cloth Black and
Fancy Alpaca; Marseilles-Whte, Buff and Fancy
Linens OF every description, and at prices Which
must induce those who see them to purchase Coll
soon st No liz Mains
myI MERCHANT. WEIsIGER co
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WANTS.


TrsD-An experienced and capable
come well recommended Apnly 10 Mrs MARTIN
" M nutton's, corner of franklin and 5th SITS
WASTED-.For the bniance OF the wear
a Hrst rate Cook and two or three good active
servants to wait at hotel The hiahest prices will
'7 pau 20 'nose that can come well recon- mended
~ ~ .. me Wsll Street sotel. my62t'
WANTkD.--A gentieInan Wishes to pnr.
Apply at this office mv5 -sw
WANTED-A lady of experience az ou.e
keeper One who can bring satisfactory refer
WIN hear ola good situation, by applying ct
-".- onoe. my5-"3t'
WANTED..A Partner or n 1seutIemnn to
w purahase the interest in q Manufacturing bust.
ness In this city of staple article beyond competi.
uon-prohts large and business first class. Refer
my az
w A ~ ED.-A CLERK competent TO
w take chsrge of set of Books and act ~ Sales-
man, In manufacturing establishment. Unexcep-
ticnsl references required. Salary liberal.
Address Box 5s3, Richmond Post Office, in own
hand writing. my4
NIANTED--Toh hire or purchase, a No 1
W female COOK, TO go up the country-locaton
healthy good home secured, and fair price given for
one thst will suit. Any person having a good Cook
to dispose Of either to hire or to sell has an oppor
tunty to get first rate price satiafactory recon,
o'clock NJ to oclsck ~.
my at EDW'D D EACHO, Pearl st
xEANTED-A SHOE NAkER-I wish
w to hire two good Shoe Makers By the
month or for the balance Of the year coIored man
prsferred MARCUS HARRIS
ar q 1873 Bresd street
NNANTED...Wc wish to hire for the en-
w suing Springs season p or so Servants for the
an 28t. HARRIS L ECHOLs
WANTED "A good Cook, Washer and
w lroner, tcolored prefsrred,l who can come well
| recommended. Apply at this office. ap l7-s
XVANTED--O Wanted,
w young nlar acquainted with the retail Drug
business Apply TO GEO. DOWDEN,
aplI Druggist, BROAD ct.
~ WANTED--FIVE HU NDh + ID
f@g. YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
| sMtxys MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve ia Kan
.I1& sas Nebraska, California, Texas and New
| Mexico. Pay f'om IL to B22 per month. Horses &C.
coutIements clothing, food and medical attendance
| furnished free Of charge
For further nformstios, apply al the Rendezvous,
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, kieh'
B.H.E oBERTs0H,
lEt Lieut. I'd Dragons,
2-Sm Recruiting Officer.
WANTED six allie bodied black Hancs
w for the balance of the year, TO WORK the re-
pairs OF treck between the Junction and Richmond.
w. BRAGG, Superintendent.
Once 4, r. PR Cor
February 20, 1857. : NH 2--ts
sNANTED--LAND WAKRA NTs - 4 wish
w 20 purchase LAND WARRANTS. and as am
buying to locate myself, will pay the highest
ket price Persons having Land Warrants to sell
will do well TO me before disponng of Thorn.
8. GRIFFIN, office on Wall street,
ap 9--dSm Opposite st Charles Hotel.
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1877 .-sPRING and s U INNER sTOCF
lodi. on REanY Al me CIOTHIE0- Il al

1927 .-sPRlNG and sU MINER STUN
1904. OF READY.MADE CLOTHING i am
now receipt of the largest and most desirable stoek
of Spring and Summer Clothing have ever opened,
Of sizes of Black Cloth Dress Goats, BusineH CASH
mere Frocks, (choce goodsl Black and Fancy Csss'
mere Pants; Satin, rich figured Twilled Grenadine
silks, Farmers Satin. Fancy Cashmere Fancy and
White Marssilles Vests.
FURNISHING GOODS.-Crsvsts; Neck Ties of
every variety; Suspsnders; Handkerchiefs; Gloves ;
Shirts; Collars GAUGE Merino and Silk Undershirts
and Drawers; Half Hose, of Silk, Cotton, Thread
&c, &c.
In returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons
/ solicit early call from them and the public gen
orally to examine my new stock
j. D. GOODMAN, No. ll9 Main st.
NJ B.. DESTROYS of reducing ny Winter Stock
low possible those In want will find such goods at
Satisfactory prices. NH 10 J. ID. u.