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GI0 REWARD. Lost on the steamer
RIo Curtis Peck or in Richmond GOLD NE
DALION, with the miniature iikeII~, Of Charles \.
Norris OH one side and two of nv grand children on
livery Of the above Medallion at the ni-pntCl Office
II is highly valued by my family. and | hope the
finder viii return it, the reward offered is more
than the value 10 any other person.
jy 2g-3t# RICHARD G. MORRIS
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1Sap At and Below Cost at Reduced
PRIcEs-PRICE WATKINSwi win sell fnr a limited
period, the following STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, all Of which new and frtsh at and hNlow
cost and AT reduced PRICES In order 10 diminish their
stock TO the lowest point before making their fall
purchases.
Rich Brocade Flouncet six Robes
Colored Brpcade and Bayaderc Chene Suks
Checked. Striped and CrOs--bar do
Black Brucale, Ottoman aud Rasizfnir DO
Plain Black Iro- De Rhine and poult DO Sol sihs
Corded and Plain Black (ior f0Ouruing) ID
BEAUTIFUL Plain aud Printed lr"nch Bapges
Chintz-colored Organize aud Rarege Robes
Plain and Printed French Chsliies
Beautiful Milanese Ro,ss new style
Colored and Black SIX Orenadine
Color"d and Black SILK Grape de Paris
Crepe deretz. Chaly Oinhre and Challie Berego
Elegant French lie laints for Spring
Plain and Printed Jaconets and organdies
Solid eolord French Camhrcs ami Brillln,es
french and English Prints and Ginghams
Chntz-coloreti and plain white BTillante
Bonh1zin,~. rsmartinr aud Canton Cloth
supnrh Point 'lnaiguille Collars and sleeves
Applique, Brussels and uuipure do
alenclenner lionlton and Lace trm'd Do
Real French Muslin, Cambria and Linen do
Mourning Muslin, Cambria and Grape DO
Lace Capes and Berthas and hRe rhread Laces
c HaGh hmorHid'rcd Cambria and Sn.Iie B.ad'
Infants wrought Bosiie- and nressos
Splendid Em'h. Linen Cambria and lawn Hdks
Keal BLACK Thread Lace Wells
elk Nantes and Tamss in great variety
White and colcred Stella shswl- and scsrts
Cold and blk Wrench Cloths and CAssmsTes
Silk. Linen aud Msrseilles sestings
Tweeds, Ssnkinetts aud Linen prtlIhgs
Plantation Oanabufg-. .ifipsS anu plslh
aryland penitentiars PiAids handsome patterns
Brown aud Bleaehed honlestics al grades
Mhaiebone. Steele aud 0uttR Percha skirts
Manila Cactus MohaiF and Cambria do
Dress Trimmings and Bonnet Ribbons
Hosiery aud Gloves, ia great variety
GauEe and Cotton Shirts aud Drawers
MarseeS Quilt anil Furniture Fringe
DanaSk Table Cloths and Napkins
Huckahack aud Dainask Towels
Pillow Sheeting and best irish Linen
Superior Va, Pulled Cloths for farm hsads
Our stock will be CONSTANTLY repienished snd kert
The Northern markets. In Thus ederiug tnT the pre-
sent cur new and splendid stock on terms aassa-
sageous Ia buyers, IL Is needless We hope. 10
our friends aud the public. that mean what we
say, Hence they may expect 10 be offered many
styles Of goods At prime cost AMI others at reduced
prices. PkiCE 4 WATKINS.
" tim Marty opposite Exchange Bank
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TIE Color .po.-1he Norfolk Herald says that
the the new steamer Colorado has been chained to
the wharf al the navy yard since Monday. for the
exercise OF he machinery at the rate of thirty
strokes per hour, and will be kept at it for a week
in all, which will be equivalent to trial tripat sea
Her machinery works to a charm; gives ontire ga,
isfaction to the engineers who have the manage
ment OF it-snd is in every respect equal TO that
of the Roanoke, which cannot be surpassed.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, 900 cord,

w Of good oak Stave Timber. either green or sea-
soped-n cords delivered at once and tho balance
at the ratio Of no cords per mouth ior which cash M
DO paid on delivery. Persons desront OF making
contracts for the above will please address Il, at
this Office. on and after Tuesday. I'd August.
Ii 1...A
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS


- Previous 10 the receipt of my Fail stock Of Dry
foods, intend selling any article in my present
stock at cost. or less. have "a great many v4ry de-
srable AMI reasonable Goods to which | invite the
attention of purchasers
Splendid Black Silks at 81 per yard
Rich Robe Silk Dresses very low
Figured and Striped Silks
Black Bombazines and Apacas
Goods for Travelling Dresses
White Goods in great variety
Great barga in Embroidered Goods
Hoop skirts
Children's Cactus Skirts only 40c. each
SoIled Brlllantes, l0c. per yard.
White do. l2isc.
Lawns 10 b. sold at any price from Cd. per yard
Fine MarseilIer Quilts at only $l37ie
Housekeeping Goods in great variety
Grass skirts SOC; Brass Hoops and Reeds
Canton Mating, very cheap
Mantillas to be- sold at half price
Sheetings, Shirtngs and UZnabnrgs
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
Additional supplies by steamer every week Of new
and desirable goods. For bargains, call at the old
established store Of ALFRED MOSES,
~ 30 63 Main street
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I OST-SOmewhere on or near Marshall
~ street a Carved Gold BREASTPIN with four brit
liant sets The finder may receive reward of 81 b.
returning it TO
is . f. MCCARTHY 4 son.
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re- TRrE-Ihere are two things man rarely for
&ets-hs first love and first cigar. Few ladies who
have used F6ntdine's Crsant If H1d FY0iceTS will
ever forget its agreeable effects in producing clear
and beautiful complexion free from every impcrtec-
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FROM HAyASA-1ho steamship Isabel, from Ha
vana, "rrivcd at Charleston the night of the
9Th inst, with dates to the 25th. The news is I'M
important The authorities Of the Island are max
ing vigorous effort to put end to the African
slave trade. Spanish brig, the SnoTjapo, was
burnt in the port of Havana on the I'D.
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AFFRAY.A difficulty lately occurred in Macon.
Miss. between Mr.. Isaac Winston, of kemper, and
Mr.. Jas c. Doddridge, publisher and proprietor of
the Star, III which the latter was shot through the
hrtass by the former. Mr. Dodiridge is in a very
critical condition. though there is faint hope of his
recovery. Mr, Winston was promptly arrested,
AID on investigation was committed to Jail.
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LOST.
3. II. FISHER.

STRAY MARE.-Came to my stable, on
~ 2st day Of July, lS57 large size iron gray Mare.
which the owner will please coma for, pay charges.
and take her away.
k. II. BARNES Franklin street.
" Att Between 18th and 18th
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NUMBER FIFTEEN MAIN STREET is

~ the place where You can buy the incest and
cheapest Dry Goods in the city Collars sold at halt
their value andkerchiefs of every description at 30
cts far below the regular prices Fast Color-d Calico
at l3 cts; Hoop Skirts for Ladies al IS cts. Hoop
SIX irts for small girls 80 cts De Dage, Berege and
Lawn ut l21S per yard Linen Towels at rs cts. per
dozen; SiIk aud Lawn Robes at cost Linen Hanlker-
chiefs Ga cts piece; Oriental Lustre for Travelling
Dresses; DucaI Plaids; Linen Travelling Collars, at
JACOB A. LEEY'S,
Main Mt
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CENTRAL AND VERY ELIGIBLE

rEN TRIAL AND VERY ELIGIBLE
~ BUILDING LOT on THE SOUTH SIDE or
FRANKLIN, BkTN EEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS. FOR SALE.-We are authorized "a sell
the lot fronting the south side of Franklin, be-
tween sth and 9Th streets adjoining the residence of
JnO. VI. Patton, Esq, aud Mussrs. IA glands of
buildings This Lot is sufficiently capaciuus for the
accommodation and convenience of large family,
besides enjoying full view of the Public Grounds
from the front and back part of the premises, with
the privilege 0f an alley extending from the west
line of the property to th street sufficiently wide for
any vehicle delivering fuel. The character OF the
nefghborhood together with tho contemplated Hall,
lie erected by the Mechanics Association inn
medately the line of this lot renders 1t one
among the most desirable pieces of property now to
to had in the Cify.
TERHs-Say one-fifth in cash note At short date.
the residue al 1. 2 and years. bearing interest,".
A plat OF the lot can Ire seen at our Office.
~ 21-6t uODDlN APPEksON, Aucts,
NORTH ERN LIME.-600 barrels in
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MANPT0N,n YEGETAnLE TINCrrRR

icksburg Va. ia his editorial Of June dh, 49, thus
speaks 81 his cure:
HANPTON'6 VEGETABLE TINCTURR.
II will be rccolected by many Of our readers that
several years stated III the editorial columns Of
the Christian Banner. that II taPTOSs VEdgrtELs
TISCTuRE bad effected a cure for Dyspepsia In our
cs-ethat had laburoI long with this terrible
disease, and suffered most awfully, the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies this hot.
ribe enemy OF man and mans happiness. For = hong
time lived ia constant fear that the 'sH monster
would return But, thank Col aud thanks 10 IIamp.
toms Tincture the gloomy demon has not yet 70
turned. and We begin to think he never will.
We now feel confident in saying that iamptona
Vegetable TinCturc has made radical cure of Dys-
pepsia in our own case. We have not Tux drop Of
il for the last years o. the best of Tecuiec ton
We eat what please. and as much a please and
chew tobacco TO our hearts content and all i we'll
" believe that tw elyr bottles IudicUuzy taken will
cure nine cases out IF every ten OF dyrpeptcs. We
conscientiUuSly recommend II To si dyspeptics.-
The spring time and summer IL is most recommended
therefore philIHthrupst, VT call attention 10 it
Editor Qfhte Christian B8nHSr.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Cough
Rheumatism, Scrofuia &c. As a restorative and lu-
vigoratOr. II has been highly recommp nded
HAHPTON'S NHiEfABLE TISCTURY
R6- Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
il u trial
Sold BY PURCELL. LADD co, RICHMOND by
Dr. COOK IL, Frederic ksburg by All the Druggists In
Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOW BRAY, Baist
more, and by Drugg and ShOpkeepers everyH here
Go 81 per bottle; six bottles for S. Je s-d&c.
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Sold by all Druggists, and by +. G. FoNTAINE Il Co..
:a5 Broadway, New York. iy 2s-3t
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y TEN DOLLARS REWARD

- Strayed or stolen some three weeks ago,
brindlo Bull PCP white breast, and tail cut
with very remarkable head The above reward
will be paid On his delivery my house in Manchester
~ 2t-3t% S WALkE
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SET AT LIBETY.-Two sons of Col. Pitchlynn the
agent and representative of the Choctaw Indians
with the general government, who was last autumn
Kill, ami sentenced to three years imprisonment in
the penlteutiary have been ordered TO he at er
ty by the President, it appearing that the tcstimo
ny against them embraced no allegation of malice
aforcthouEht and they were universally esteemed
AZ peaceable and good citizens aud further that the
main witness for the prosecution had offered to be
h0ught Of BY the fIinmds Of tie accnsed
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Bts9H LISTEN, iE DYsPEPTICs.-Go AND
DO LlkEW lSE.-PERHANES CURE.-T'he Rev.
james uHuCutt, proprietor and editor of that excel
lent paper the Christian Banner published Freier
icksburg Va ia his editorial Of June dh 1871 thus
speak 81 his cure:
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ND~ TYLER Go. employ ~ artists, and take four
hundred pictures daily.
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yJTANTED-A situation in some whole
w sale house. by a competent BO0k-KREPER
who can give the most satisfactory references Ad-
dre+s " Box 49, Post Office. Jy p-5t+
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY. 25TU

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 25TH.
BETW ZEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETe
hURCi HlLL.-The next session of this lnsttu-
ton VIII open on MONDAY, September 18th, and con-
tlnue for ten months.
Thorough instruction will be given in the Classics
The Mathematics aud the various English branches
IERas-PAyable one-half LIST January 1855 and the
lars.
AT the rate Of 80 per session
Ia all INSTANCES, 81 will be charged each pupil for
iuei ana IN all Gases pupils will he charged from the
time they are entered To the end of the SESSION eS-
CVpt III cases of prOtrHCtru sickness iy 21-dIm
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MTANTED-A Situation as an Overseel

w on Farm, or in the City, to take charge Of a
Milk Dairy. would take farm to work for part
Of the proceeds. Icould be engaged to drive aismly
Richmond " 23--3t#
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There are no cheaper journals in the Union ard
neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
them among the best newspapers of the city
j. A. COWARDIN
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TRAIN OIL.-l00 bbls., for sale by
Jy1 /. L q. II DAVENPORT.
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DURE COGNAC BRANDY.-Jas. Hen
CLOSING OTT an SPRING AND sian

4 tLOSlNu W Of SIhlNu AND 81 NJ
y MER STOCK AT VAL. COHEN'S, us BROAD
STREET-lie has yet 0n.hand more Goods than il de-
srabc Mt the advanced state OF the seasun and will
offer the greatest bargains to purchasers. Irish
LINEN at 37la cents, worth G2l2 cts; TOWELS IS
cts, and some 100 per doz. Genuine Turkish Bath
ing TOW Els 20 cts. a piece; De Beige ROBES 22j At
piece, worth 800; Solid Black LAWN yards for Loo
Lace FL LIS at 81 cts. piece, worth 622 cts. Elias
Tie BELTS III, cts a piece Rest KidGAT STLETS m
luo pair, worth LIS; Fine White Kid GLOVES at
81 cts, pair; Handsome Embroidered Swiss aud
Cambria BANDS at - cts.: Cactus SKIRTS ia cts. 4
niece some for Misses at3 cts Best quality French
tORSETS at loo and l.2j very cheap Black and
handsome SILKS; CRAWLEY'S Gold Eve Needles
at cts. a PAPER, are lew of the Cheap Goods at
VAL. COIlEEiS. lT5 Broad st.
y Is. have IN store very complete assortment of
HOSl cry for Ladies' Misses Gents and Bows: also
Tentlemen.s SHIRTS, COLLARS, UNDERSHIKTS
Lnen and Silk POCKET MANUFACTURERS 10 br
sold of al extremely low prices. jygo
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WANTED SWEET GUM TIMBER

w 100 cords Of SWEET GUM BLOCKS, sawed
20 inches long and from II to - inches in diameter,
and cords sawed feet long, of from to ii Inches
ia diameter. - - ,,,
Also, 500 cords of OAK. MAPLE, BEECH, BIRCH,
or ASH STAVK BILLETS.
Also aooo0 itet sf HALF-INCH PLANK. for
Heading. ,
Apply at the Richmond Barrel Factory. on the
Dock LII. ". COLE. Agent.
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r TO HOUSE-k EEPERS. In

go TO HOUSE-k EEPERS. -In
& a store, splendid assortment White French
80 China, and White Granite Dinner Ware in
AA sets, OF single pieces, new styles and good
quality Fine Gilt China Tea Sets II great va
rlety; plain aud common Tea sets IA great variety;
ulassware OF every description: Silver Plated Casters
Forks; Table, Dessert and Tea spoons; Ivory handle
and common Knives and Forks: Water Coolers lee
pitchers patent sclscaling Cans; Block Tin and ia
panItd Ware; Looking Glasses; Wire Dish Covers
PASSAGE Lamps; Walters and Tea Trays Coffee Urns
Cake Boxes; Knife Baskets; painted Tin Toilet sets
&c, &c, all of which offer at wholesale or retail
al low prices. GEO. !. SUMNER,
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w man who can come we'll recommended and i
thoroughly conyersant with the PRESCHlPIloH
and retail business. may address 3" Box t6S,' Rich
mOnd.
T. S.-Noue but n competent Clerk need apply
~ N
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yNTANTED-An Irish orGerman Woman,
w who is q tirst-rate COOK, ami can WASH and
IRON To one who comes well recommended, tbs
highest wages will he given. Apply at ELLfSOSS
pr2mtincr Ollie ~ Main street jy 30-2t
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TO ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS NEW
The Nsscs, having regular, permanent semtweek-
iy circulation ia large. net larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial bust
Ness men Of Fredericksburg and this section of ylr
slhla u confidently recommended as \ medium al
advertising surpassed by no other In this place II
numbers among its readers those who are able 70
buy lieeraily and pay promptly. and whose custom
would be valuable 10 business men
Neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
me NeacS worth more than is paid for il by subscr
bers or advertisers.
Immediate applications, saclosino the money, may
De made TO NEWS OFFICE.
Jy s-ts Frederick sbnrg Va
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ELECTION OF An OPFICER.-At It meeting of the
Young Guard, last evening, Joseph ". Barlow was
elected Captain, vice John H. Richardson resigned
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, GRACE
~ STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND STH.--The sev-
enth session Of this fcOol will commence OH the lat
day OF October. and close the lst of July. The
English department is exclusively under the dirrc
ton Of the Principal, except the Philosophical and
higher Mathematical Glasses, which will be Taught
BY II gentleman Of experience and ability. The
French Class will be placed under the supervision OF
gentleman who has had much experience and
cess in communicating that Language.
.it-lpnE
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The urgent solicitations Of a number of friends
have induced ME to publish
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r.. PASSENGERS FOR NEW
t@yga9sssg YORK.-Fhe T. :. MAIL Steamship
49, -. ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, leaves
City Point, SATURDAY morning, at
9 O'Clock, for New York via Norfolk
Passengers desiring to 20 by her, must leave here
Saturday morning, At 5a o'clock, by the Petersburg
cars and secure their berths tickets at office.
South side of the Basin.
Passage to New York, meals and berths included,
only $40.
il 3t-2t LUDLAM ( WATSON.
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ExCITEMENT IN GOLbsBoRo. y. C.-The excite
ment i'll GoldsborO', relative to the shooting of DR.
Davis was iucreasingat last accounts Iiandbills
warning all Jews and Germans to leave the town
by the 4th OF August, were posted up last Monday
morning, and the Mayor called meeting of the
citizens. Tuesday afternoon. to get an expression
Of public sentiment upon the subject. There was
some prospect of the recovery Of DR.. Davis though
he WA by no means ont of danger. Opinions con
corning the recovery of Odenheimer were conflict
me-.
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50 GLASS WARE.-Fine cut, blown,
~s&y and pressed French. Bohemian and American
49, Glassware, III great variety, such Bowls.
SaycTs Decanters, Pitchers, Preserve Dishes, Nap
pies. Sugar, Gublets, Chalnpaign-, Wines, Turn
hIcrs, Ceeres. JellIes, Lemollades, Spoon Holders,
Candestcks Lamps, Salts, Lamp Globes, Smoke
Bells, Vases, Csstors Bottles Finger Bowls Fish
Globes. Water Bottles &c. &c, nt very low prices.
jy 90 GEO j. SUMNER No, 20 Pearl street
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NOTICE.-I have this day appointed
~ ISAAC FEEDER my agent, to transact CLIO
THING and DRY GOODS business for CASH and cash
only THOMAS FRENCH.
Richmond July 29th 1877 ~ ~ I2tE
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STRAYED-FrOm Rockets old field, on
- Sunday, 18th inst. two black MARE MULES,
with some brown about the nose and flank. ono Of
them has a cut through tho right nustril. suitable
reward i'll be paid for their recovery.
iy 3O-it CIAS. b. WILLIAMS
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EG READER, if you DESTROYS of having good
likeness taken, go to TYLER & Co.'S, 1879 Main st.
IS TYLER Co. take the new style Of Vitrotyres
c,.I,ts
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CUAN0, GUANO.-We are now pre-
~ pared to receive orders for PERUVIAN GUAN0
of the best quality. t. McGRUDER'S SONS,
"a Ilfh street Richmond.
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NE fhEDEhlCkSBURd NEWS, pub
lished sEAIHEEKLY, wonld not willingly b. so,stk.
~, lur any consideration on any subject or la any
70 be useful 70 the farmer especially and TO all poli
tclans and others open 10 conviction or willing 10
iisten 10 reason Its political friends having beea re-
Gently demolished in the late election IL will support
Mt buchanan against the attacks OF the Democratic
party, and Is ia the market for paying suhssrik-rs
Without regard to creed or Internationally a.
lei have those " h0 can't read English as any others
If they are honest men.
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ti AN ED-a lOCcL Ioi " 0l"t i
w lily, containing five or six rooms, with out,
houses situated between Sth and 18th, aud Grace and
Wa shall streets. 1t will be rented Immediately
snr in fnrnlati.n innmire ut this nfhcn. " .0-.NH
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NouAh AND MOLASSES.-3b0 hhds
- Porto Rico and New Orleans sug.r on.,i,,- S..
ar 10 choice; IS hhds Porto Rico Molasses a5 I'M.
NeW orleans and Muscovado Moiasses. prime AMI
choice quality, In store; for sale BY 'N ~
yS-iw DUNLOP. MoNcURE co.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15
~ va YEA lid
Hfes a. ca L. and!
y4sssssAR-eTsa IN KENT OUNTY,
IA fa7ad NJ sh alA Delaware.

The Undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del. for the
Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE, and
has now on hand, for sale, number of very de-
sirable FAR S aud other Real Estate.
c. He also Rents Farms and Houses, COL
iects rents and money, and does all and every
Kind OF business in his line on the most reason
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15
Farmers Depot & Plaster Mills

Al the junction Of York Avenue Crown and
CaOwhIll streets, Philadeph
WE offer large stock Of Chemical Manures and
w Fertilizers at low prices. and warranted TO be
Genuine. among which will he found:
1000 Tons No. Government Peruvian GUANO;
| 600 Tons De Burg Mol Super. phos phale of I.ne
The above standard articles are. each of their KIND
the hest i'll the WORLD! Our Land Plaster, maj H.
actured from selected stone Is celebrated throughout
the Union for its purity and strength
We invite orders for:
De Burg's No Super phosphOte Of Lime
No Government Peruvian Guan4,
French Improved Sup p-phOsphale Of Lime,
French's PhIlade phia PoudreIte .
no Phospln lie Guano, (Philad'a CO's)
Mexican GuanO. (A)
Extra Land FihsIer, Ordinary Land Plaster,
Chemical BOne Pure Bone Dust,
Fish OuanO, Ground Charcoal,
10000 Barrels Land Plaster
D OOO Casting plaster.
I0OOO Hydraulic Cement.
5.COO " True Roman Cement
l,VJO Portland (English) Cement,
ALSO, Dentists Plaster
Stereotype plaster, Glass Makers plaster.
Ground Soap Stone VIII to Sand in bhls
Ground White Marble Grnund Blue Marble
Powdered Anthracite Coal, IN bbls
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