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par aooDa.
NOVEL ArTRAnTIONe.-.

tCEO NJ u u AlIhAtsTlONa.--
1910. COMPETITION DtsrANoep-
p,ssk Gro dc Rhine Siks.s masrieneid unnsftsas
"a stry. "a and Baysdere Paris elk ressss mar
rifcsut assortment
Robes AQniile presses
sptsndia Printed French Mavfno Robcs a.ou,ile
Drssses. the greatest bargain ever offerci--ouly
s. dress
All " ii P'siu De LANES aud French Meriuo,. be.u.
siftil wieter co.ois
s,o rev style NsntiIia Shawis all pr;ces
A so .nGia assortment a SILK, Velvet Cloth and
Beaver Closks and kastans, newest pattern
and designs
~ peses Of saperor quality Tapestry Rra.se,. Car.
nets only 81 Yard
Thrse riy and super Ingram Carpets. verv cham
poa Vel 81 Rugs, cheaper than panic prices
French Cs'seis; Railroad Corsets, Of we'll known
usEe.
uenI, and iadirs' Wool Long and Square shawl.
FOR SERVANTS wINTER wRAR,
have the largest. best, and cheapest stock in the
eitv.
six-qaNt.r and three quarter Heavy Pulled Cloth,
al WOO: kerseys Heavy Tweed Ca~imeresi
Printed and Plain Cssstnets; MarvIand pant
Tertiary Llnseys, all wisithsc Plaid and - r,rsS
Ognshurgs Ard Cottons, lieavy Shirtinrs ANA
sheetings; so pairs OF Servanta' Blanket ~his.
and cc'orsd At unheard at low prices: Ned HAN
kets, hA< lt-t, 10 1. all qualities.
Good. for Geat's and Boys Wear
Tassireres Cloths aud Vesttnes
Cents Noni n Under Garments
X ~ AMI ruths' do do
i.siissf est SIX and Aerino, &c &C.
Will variety Of ether Goods At the p,pular
sioFsot ALPRkD MOSES,
&C a2-a 90 Main ct.
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ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
IL STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
MANN VALENTINE, JR.,

Tajs dag c,Ssns his stock of STAPLE and
F1SCY DRfGO0DS, And invites his friends and the
pusis Ia the Guy and country I. az examination of
the same. The Ctock has been bought Tor cash rem
the i'm porting and auctio houses at the decline fom
the earlier sales and will be sold at q small profit
for cash. or pHnctual customers.
Great press OF business forbids su extended adver
theme ut; but will have and cell every article in
cur lin. business, in as large variety Of as good
QUAIL and at low prices though the merits
OF the .ock were exDan1ed Into columns.
bes enumerated he most important arti-
sles in ths trade for families plantation hands, Ia
dies gentlemen and children We:
Cloths Cassimsres Satinets and Fulled Cloths
French EngIish and American sicuseDes
fIair and Figured French Merinos aud Coburgs
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, IN silks aud De
Lanes
BlacG Gros de Rhines and Mourn Rg Black Silks
Fancy silks Velvet ard Trimming Silks
livery variety of Calicoes at every price
MARYLAND Linseys, Plain and Plaid Ofnaburgs
A very large stock of Bed and servants Blankets
BleacheG ard Brown sheetinGs, Shirti0gs and Duck
swausRin, Welsh and other Flannels
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Cambria and Swiss
Round cornered shaw,s stellss, Rob Roys, &e
Cioaks, all Of the newest fashion
Hosiery, Gloves. Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, iaoes, kdgings, DC, &c
MANN : VALENTINO. JR,
corner Broad. 9th and Capitol streets,
&C i-lnif near Capitol Square.
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Iicksn Riven 70 invited gusts, 20 judges. o 81
smg,gie tsnsras Agricultural Societies are not
gates. - = -
Certificates will ks given 10 exhibitors On The lat
Gay 70 enabetbem 70 have their stock or articIse
exhibited transported back free Of charge by The
railroads. which have generously offered 70 do 20
programme for each day Of the exhibition Will
agpsar 10 the Richmond morning papers, with such
aactional regulations Ter the prescryaticn Of order
~ the Chief Marshal and GenerAl Huperin tsndenf
may deem 10 necestavy TO enforce.
By order Of the Executive Committee
CHAe DIMMOCK.
&C l9-1TuATu Chief Marshal s.
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Aucrlon eArne.
FC7z'F5 DAY1.
7 eHAIT OFrFR non sIT,p !, Tnr,

II ~-~s.@S ca
= DAY, November 9TH, nv YARN. esIIed I. r.s.-
uoia. IN the lower end Of Amelia county on Nfwo-
sine containing upwards Of 93o ecrss seven
teen miles from Petersburg, I'VE miles from eouth-
Eide Railroad and one and . half from lppons ttox
kixer. which 10 nayieable for bpafs
The Farm has upon 10 every house necessary fnr
it, ussa plain dw cling sir cr seven tobacco barns
sranary stables. sheds and sery ants houses About
one hah Of lists ncla' b open and in cultivation,
and tobacco farms near Petersburg. There are up.
waros OF 800 acres nee byftom and creek fats; ls0
There n great deal OF ne tobacco plant land and
Was never known TO fail III rssipg an abundance Of
rsh h wnsn Y very 1sterial iact in connection
WIZ the making VI q r. bncco crop. " Estapols" 4
well located and vii wsterrd in esch field. There
VIII be crcp OF whest, (sesdedJ which the FUR
chaser viii have with the tsrm
the same time AID place. win sell all the Corn
BLADE p,a and top Fodd r. shucks, Oats and Straw:
plantation Tools; Wagons; Carts; peru Cxsn
nTies; Cattle; Sheep; rogr. and CoIts.
Terms ltberal-l, sns 3 years credit for thu
plantation, interest sddcd 80 s
&C 26-3taw2W JN0 TTYMAN roarNop
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By A. D. Williams, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AHCUSE AND

1 LOT ON nth OR VALLEY STREET At
AUCTION.-By virtue of two several deeds of trust
executed by Natha nei Sunderland to the subscriber
dated 18th October, 1853 aud both duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court Office being thereto re-
Quested shall sell. on WEDNESDAY, Sd n ov. 1855.
fair If not the next fair day thereafter at AZ oclk
% upon the premises, the property CONVEX ed by
said deeds, being framed House and Lot, situated
on the west side Of I7tn or Valley street. adjonng
feet and running back to within 10 feet of the Old
mill canal.
THRMs-Enough Ia cash to deftay the expenses at
tending the creation and execution of the said trust
and TO pay Oh the dt BITS secured thereby, amount.
ing to ABOUT $60 and as to the balance Of the pur-
chase money. upon such terms as will be made
known at the sale
The title is believed to be good but selling az
trustee. shall convey with special warranty only.
ANDREW JINKINS Trustee
Sale eenducted by A WILLIAMS Auct 23
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By Goddin. 3 Appsrson.

TxCKLLENT FRAMED DWELLING,
~ ON LnI0H AND HQUsHsH srKEBTS, AND
BROAD gIRKET, BETW sEN usf AND ss5 srs,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii y cold, on he
prsmisss on &c EEDAY. the ID November. 1858. &
O'Clock, p an excellent framed dvs1lipg, neariy
new, located - ab0ye occuplsd by Mr.. John DfIlcn
nevirg rooms. beadee kitchen, and now renting Ct
mr. rsnk and well suited for moderate sised IAN
on me prsmises 81 ~ O'Clock, two vacant lots on
.ns cGutnslds q Brosd street, fronting a bst
briets property. and the other having frupt q
~ r rss,: sno running back also 100 feet.
TENS. Onesourfh cash, balance ct 3, and 3
months, for negotiable notes. iutersef sdai ma a.
tie retained e till last ncts Ss Paid;
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EDUCATION.
Mr.. LEFEBvREs SCHOOL,

AvA CoRNHR OF GRACE AND YouSHER sfkIHfs
RICHMOND VA.
The next session Of our School begins the lst of
OCTOBER, 1885, aud ends the lst OF JULY, 1859
For tie benefit OF young ladies who have 6nished
~ further their mental improvement, there viii
he class In Bellies Letters and MISUNDERSTANDING
session and SIS TO pupils who take other studies
The greatest efforts will be made TO render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be taught
to the little children orally, without any charge
FACULTY:
HUBERT LIPHBvRE, A III, Principal.
WV q WILLIAMS A d, Vice Principal
Mrs. g Bennett. Miss Mary Gordon, Miss Eli
"a BARTLETT. Madame Blsnchet, Mrs Miriam Tay
lor Madame Marie Estvan, John Caiyo O W Thj-
low, VIM Graham. Benrich Schneider eignoriue
Antonietta and Marietta Erba. from Italy.
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By E B. Cook, Auct.
NEW BUGGIEs, SPRING WAGONS

\ &c, AT AUCTION The utscribers. inteudinr
20 cnauge their pre.ent bu ness will cell at their
Stop: on lin, below Wall street and ueYt 10
Bisnkensh,p's stables. on FRIDAY, asth inst at 10
Entirely new BuRsies
aspiring Wagons
sets Harness
The Hhele being OF their own manufacture. and
warranted to be equal to any manufactured in the
CITY 81 kichmond-is sold with the usual guaranteed
The attention OF those In want Is reGuegted as
regard to price.
proved paper. JOHN IOES = RIO
~ sale conducted by b Cook Auct nc ~
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A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF Inn

"a OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION On THURS
DAY evening. the 2s.h inst at O'Clock. at the
store on 4th street, under the Exchange Hotel re-
valuable collection of about 100 OH Paintings on9
which will be found q beautiful COPY Of the I'M.
vember Bay" "Mercy's Dream" Fruit Piece >
several Landscapes &C.
The Paintings will be open for exhibition during
the day on Thur.day The attention of the public
Iequested TO this sale, as every Pal iting will be
sold without any reserve to pay advances
&C ~ B B COCK Auct
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-A On
GECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND

~ WINTER CLOTHING Having just returned
from the North, am pow receiving my second SUI
ply of Clothing for Mems. Boys and Chlaren's
wear, which will MAKE my assortment the moh
complete have ever offered in this market. 1t is
got en- up entirely for the retail trade of This
ton and no pains having been spared as to style.
quality aud WORK nanshlp in getting il Up, hopeto
be able to please all who may favor me nth their
patronage. Without enumerating the articles or
hand my stock.wili embrace every article usually
found in FASHIONABLE CLOTHING HOUSE. Call at
the Virginia Clothing Manufac tory and Gales Room
of WIN IRA SMITH,
oc2s ia Main street
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~ OPENING OF FASHION, Ma
kf1 BILE MILLINERY at Mrs. / NEMEI SAS

J BLE MILLINERY at Mrs DEMEL VCN
~ MANS, on Main street. between 18th EsS\S
and 18th streets. THIS DAY, the latest.~<@
Paris sty les. with rich assortment of Fall aud Wiz
ter Bonnets, Head Dresses, Caps. Iefants' BoBnets
FrenchlFlowers and kibbons,a and great many more
articles too nun erous to mention. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair will please call and ex
anime cur well selected assortment.
All the Goods will be sold at remarkably low
prices Bonnets Bleached and Trimmed at the
shortest notice, and very cheap for cash.
&C i6-lmF MRS DEMELMAN.
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By jas. N. Taylor { Son, Aucts.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM
= ENGINE. CORN MILL, BUILDINGS. Ac..
.nst rom Enooh Rex, dated the Cd day Of April,
Isoo ana duly recorded 10 the Office 81 the Rich.
mond Hustinss Court. shall proceed to sell at puh-
nc anetion, Oh the premises, on FRIDAT. the 9Th
oay OF Octoter, commencing IT II O'clock. A NJ he
property conveyed thereby, being one Steam En-
einc AMI Gear one Corn Bill and Fixtures COM
p'ete, aua ihe Buildings situated ut the corner Of
MAI ana 2ist streets. now used By said Rex q 4
NIL house. Terms cash.
JAS n TArLcR eos. Aucts. ocIs
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR TENE-
MpNT5 AND LOTS IN THE VALLEY. NEAR
TOT OLD DISTILLERY. AT AUCTION "a
Trustee In certain deed Of trust executed by Rich
ard Morris. bearing date the 18th of Auaust INA
duly recorded 10 the Clerk Office OF Richmond Hns
un9s ara henrico County Courts. / shall in execu-
Giary 10 said de.d proceed 70 sell at public auction
npon the premises. on TUESDAY,, the End Novem.
per. commencfng at O'Clock, four Framed Tone
menfs and Lots In the Valley, near 70 the .Old
Distiilery The property fronts on the Virginia
central Railroad % feet, and runs back no feet
TEkAs-EnouGh cash will be required 70 paw the
expenses of executing his trust two boz d. and an
open account. amounting to SS57 Il. with interest
from January lat, 1855 the balance ct months for
note with interest, and secured BY trust deed.
JAMES n. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts ocIe
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
II R Il RR L. ca.

y
l. TX. PARhER & co.
Have lust c.iyed their SECOND SUPPLY OF
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one of the most complete
aud attractive they have ever offered and at such
prices AZ will insure sales.
splendid Black and ool'd SILK Robes Ssaess ases
Rich Bayadere a'Lex and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Polt de Sole and Taffeta
Silks
Rich Plaid aud Fig'd vslencias
Black Bombazines, Alpacas, Challies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin 1 am rie, Psquet aud Mourning Collars
Illusion Cspes and Berthss
Cioaks Nantes and Shawls In great variety
Cloths Cassmeres and VestiDgs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
"a and Pulled Cioths; Sleeps Grey satinetts
auckland Pulled Cloths; Kerseys and Piaids
Plaid L,useys; flanDeis
Bed aud Negro Blankets
DAuask Table Cloths; Napkins: Doyliee
Towels; Linen and Cotton Sleetings
Pillow LineDa; Irish Linens
hertno, Lambs Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Alex snders Kid. Buekskiu Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntets
Cotton and " ool Hosiery Of every description
Carpets; hGzs. Drpggets &C. &C 70
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DIssoLUTIoNe. &c,

NO-PARTNERSa alp NOTICE.-AUS-
" TIN & GENTRY, successors to JOHN A La
CY, corner Of Franklin and Union streets will keep
constantly on hand large supply of FLOUR
MEAL, CORN, OATS, and all kinds of MILL OF
PAL, which will be sold at he lowest cash prices
call from their friends aud the public 10 respect
fully solicited.
Highest cash prices paid for CORN, OATS and
MEAL. ISAAC o AUSTIN.
Henrico county.
WIN j GENTRY,
Charles CITY ~
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bUILDING MATERIAL
Tools, Of all kinds
HOUSEK EEPING GOODS =
FARMING IMRLEM ENTa 4

Together with the usual variety Of Fancy ana uss-
TO this market. and will BE- sold Low % eash or
prompt customers. Us a ~ d
Works. Orders carefully and promptly astsadsd 20
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De-
+he
or
Pom,
k~-,t.
snk -
'1fuAv
sburg
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OINF0RD. MAYO 4 BLAIR have r.

~ moved their Office to the store of MeesIs. j.
FERGUSON, JR, Il co, no. Pearl street. whert
they wall be mach pleased to their old friends
aud where those Who have left with Thorn tokens Of
membrsnce requested to cS1l and redeem
them without further application.
&C If-d6cwim
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BOARDING.


CERES HOUSE,
~ BY Mrs FLOURNOY,
Ii now nicely fitted MP for the reception OF boarders
either By the day week.
This House is situated few doors above the St.
Charles Hotel in Central part OF the city. AMI all
persons extending patronage to il will be treated to
the comforts Of pleasant home.
Extra iooMs furnish d during the Fair.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, two Servants white
or colored &C 2o-3t$
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By Henry r.. Quarles, Auct.,
No 80 Main street. s
WILL recommeDce my NIGHT SALES
= on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, csmmsuctns
q % o'clock The attention Of the public b nd
ELRY. &C. Ny Goods are direct from The msnrfse.
turers, and viii be sold without reserve.
" 10 HkNY w QUARLEG. Auct.
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HOUSE.

pOARDINa-Our house on Grace st
- between 5th and 9th, is now open for the accom-
mosation OF boarders RIB MURRAY
oc PTS MI MURRAY
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ITRAN0ERS VISITING
VERY VALUABLE SERVANT GIRL

FOR SALE-TO REMAIN IN RICHMOND-
For sale, to remain In Richmond q very likely Ne
gro Girl aged about IA wears. sho ID accustomed to
nursing children, washing and house cleaning She
to be sold By trustee and not for any fault and to
cord master de suction will be made from her mar
ket vslue. Apply TO the trustee. at the ONCE Of
oc xS-n G0DDIN APPERSON,
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uAvING now closed out all the unds

L sirable goods in the stock of VALENTINE
son. by making the sacrifice OF them In the store
rather han AT aucti ~ the remsiniug stock have
purchased, enabling my father to vi hdraw his in
iarast from the late coecern and aha this day with
a large and new stock Just arrive from New YORK.
open new business Gu the OLE bt Is Of forty yeas
st,ndiug. ad.erino to the one price system. and in
pursuing IT, shall be euio d bY IN SINE poiicy
By my father, l am requested to say TO his ri
ffiends hat he will generally b. founi sbb the
stora where liz will sive him great pleasure
them MAINS VALENTINE, IN.
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pKIVATE BOARDlNG.-MtSS BID
GOOD hss taken the large and comfortable
mouse cornsr Of Main and 7th Streets ami will open
II Tor the reception OF Boarders the lst Of October
next dentiemen can be accommodated with board
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kDW'D McADAM.

THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
= the entire interest owned by Epwp McApAM in
MENT, respectfully soicits continuation of the
very liberal patronage bestowed on the firm Of s.
Mason Co He hopes, by strict attention to bust
and stras for ward dealing to merit the con
fdence reroeed in the late 1rm.
Very respectfully. 8 MASON
Richmond October 18th, 1883.
N Sec advertisements in another column
&c m
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BARGAINS FROM Auction Dr.

- goods cheap for the Million. No Il Mein ct
Pacific. Atlantic. Starke Mills, and all the well
known makes Of Brown shirtings and sheetings
Bleached Muslin Ticks Caution Flsnnels Prints,
sattinets. jeans Denims. DC, much under regular
prices, for cash.
Best high Collars. French Merinoes at 80 cer Is,
worth .2S English do 20 cents. &c Mouslins. l2}
cents; Stella an Cheneille Shawls; scsrfs; Merino.
Cloth, and Silk Velvet Cloaks. from the loves:
price upwards astonishingly low black and colorsd
SILK toeents and higher; Swiss and Cambria Collars
and Worked Bands at half their value. and richest
worked al that; Wooden Shirts and Drawers; Bed
and Servants Blankets; Hosiery and Gloves Ct a
great job. Ny motto. small profits and quick re-
turns.
invite with pleasure snd confidence, all the city
and country friends 70 inspect my stock OF bargains
who can save % per cent, a. Ne. q Main st.
ocl9 JOSEPH sTRAUsE.
EOR SALE OR RENT.--A small Mar
L ket Farm, with every couvenience in the way
of Dwelling House. Kitchen, Corn House, stable.
leo HOUSE, &c. This place is well wstered and has
fine spring; IL situated about mile above Rich
mond. near Bread street.
To any one wishing to purchase. liberal terms will
be offered-say from one to five years. For further
particulars, apply TO
oc g3-4t GODDIN h APPERSON.
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CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LIRRA,

~ RY OF G r JAMES. ESQ, HR NJ LATE
CONSUL FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT
O'Clock, will sell at my store, the Library Of
Virginia. ' VI
The sbove Library contains large number Of
rare and valuable works, of the arts sciences lite
nature. &C. The attention of the public is respect
FULLY solicited to this sale, is seldom such An
opportunity occurs to purchase the many rare
works which are contained in the above library.
ADDiTlUSAL.-Will be added to the above.
large lot of Bed aud Table Lnsp In first rate order
Catalogues are now ready.
0c2l = B COOK, Auct.
AUTHORITATIVE be added to the above a
splendid copy of Boy des illustrated Shakespeare.
&C 81 Z Il COOK Auct
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~ 0M GENUINE HAVANA AM 4
'JV.Ot'O Principe Segars, The greater part di-
rect importation; 10000 German aud Domestic Sc,
CARS: 20 half and so quarter bbls Lager Beer 20 half
and 10 quarter bbs Cream Ale, on hand and for sale
at the lowest market prices, By
&c q 18th street hetween Main and Cary.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DwELLIN,

VALUABLE PKIVATE DWELLING
' AND VACANT LOT. ON THE CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND ATa STREETS. fOh SALE AT
WEDNESDAY, the Sd November, 1855 at 4 o'clock.
NJ. the excellent brick Dwelling located ~ above
nov In the occupancy Of Sintop, ESQ fronting
about 2s feet on the south side Of Frarkiu street
running back $50 feet 70 an alley. and having an
% ne so 1se "r aIse On Yer
west having front Of 40 feet and the Ike depth OF
80 feet to alley The location Of the foregoing real
business In the lower psrt of the city.
TERMs-Une-fourth cash; balances at 6, 70 and Is
month"; for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by q trust deed. GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
oc22 AuctioneAra
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QELlEf FaUM COUGH IN Ten
~ MtkuTEs.-Pectorsl Cough Candy Of Here
houn aud Livsrwortb; pleasant and certain rem
sdy coHshs. Colds. and particularly adopted for
child ZEN. Tor sale by GEO DOWDEN Druggist.
- = It's Broad street.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. sc.

vrNOtGRALD, LlQtOAO, &C Al
AUCTION.-0nT TIL UKSDAY. the 18th instant.
at 10 clock, shall proceed to SELL at the store OF
At Wilii?u s Bro Agents, the whole of the stock
OF Groceries Liquors. &C. contained in said store,
consisting IN part o.:
Ctnse, Sugar Molasses, Teas
Scan, Candles. Tobacco Lard
Bacon, W hiskey, Brandy. Gin &c
together with variety of other articles usually
found in a well kept family grocery.
time. 'A"'
Terms cash. ABSALOM BLACKBURN.
EASale conducted by e B CooK, Auct OOPS
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NOT1CE.-I have for sale Bacon, Lard,
~ Sugar, Coffee, Spices, Soap, Candles, Cod Fish,
Flour. Herripgs, But,er. Cheese, Irish Potatoes
BUGS wheat, &c. &c. Should be glad to ses the
ladies' geLts msn and every body else, second door
from 9th On Broad. GEO HOLMES
&C lq-lmk
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DEBBLES, PEBBLES.--Just received,
L lot Of those celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB.
BLES, in steel flames. For sale cheap. by
VOEaLE WEIDEMEfER
So Main street,
&C D-ts sign of Golden Eagle.
BORT WINE.-ln store, few casks Of
"Soler-Herms Jerrasend" Port, which l will
sell low, to close ont the lot.
oc2s-lw JNO MELLON.
DURE OLD RYE WHISKEY. II have
on hand q stock of pure Rye Whiskey. to
which particularly call this attention of como
sieurs. JNO J MELLON,
oc 23-Iu