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THE CRY Is STILL THEY CONE

INHE CRY Is STILL THEY COME.-
l. LEVY has just received another lot of Lawns.
fast colors ats cts; 20 pieces fine Irish Linens at
81 cts, worth % cts; 100 dozen fine Linen Cambria
Hdkfs at I2x cts apiece; IS pieces double width Dc
bage at one shilling worth 3 cts; nne Swiss Collars
at SI23. worth 81 50; excellent white BrilIapts at
Hdkfs at one shilling worth Is cts; fine Grass Linen
Hdkfs at 25 cts, worth 80 CTS l2 cts Calico for IS
cts. Also. very large and we'll selected stock o.
10th DamAsk Linen Towels all kinds, from 81 pt
dozen TO &c: Linen and Cotton sheeting; Pillow Case
linen and Cotton Richardson's best quality Linens:
New York Mills. Wamsutta and Lopsdale and Wa
tertwist fin. B,eached Cotton; Napkins and poyles:
ali kinds of Diapers &c; EL.broideries, Hdkts and
Collars kept in large quantities, and sold very cheap
at JACOB A LEWIS.
Ire Is Main II,
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hFIssTRUoTIoN IN PINMAAsHIP AND
Book KEEPING At NIGHT, will be discontinued until
LIST October next
The AFTERNOON CLASS will be attended to a. usual
and those who desire attending the Summer Course
are requested to hand in their names as early Al
practicable
TEAMS PER SESSION OF THREE MONTHS:
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E0R SALE-To remain in or hear this
y place. . fine sized and fine looking young W.
NAN, in her I'D year. who 10 q good Seanstress,
general house servant. Cook. Washer ans ITonsr,
good disposiion and excellent character. A.so, Q
WOMAN in her +tth year. very genfeel in her ar-
pearance. agd good Cook, Washer and lroa.r. APP
ply ct Cary Street Jail liz is-sfeeds
C00K FOR SALE,-I have for sale
~ young and likely Negro Woman. who Ia risss
Rata family COOK. tosether with her child, Q boy
ave years old. Both .nsir~ly sound aud 81 good
character. Apply at this cfice.
jyl5-3t
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GREAT BARGAINS !--CLOTHING
~ CLOTHINGi-We now closing out our en-
tire stock of Spring and Summer Goods AT COST
for cash. to make room for our Fall and White.
Goods. We selling such Goods as
SUNNI Cashmere suits, plain and with side bands
White Duck and karseilles Coats
Derby Linen Sacks and Frocks
Black Alpaca Packs and Frocks
Black Drap d kte Coats
Fancy and White Marseilles Vests. all kinds and
prices
Fancy and White Drilling and Duck Pants
Black Cashmere, Alpaca ana Drap d'Ete Pants
Fancy Cashmere Pants of all kinds, qualities and
prices N WALKER 4 CO.,
iyl6 l03, Main and Pearl streets.
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THINGS WORTH KNOWING

T'HINGS WUhTH hNUW INU
L At No 49, you can get bargains in Busters and
Nantes for Ladies and Children.
At No4e, every one is astoundsd at the cheap Ho-
siery and great variety.
from Zoe up to S.,
at No 49, you can get Embroidered Hdkfs at only
25 cts.
At No 49, you can get cheap Bonnets and Millinery
Goods
At No 49, you can buy the greatest bargains in the
CITY, GEORGE JACOBS,
iyI6 ~ Main st.
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~ EHPLoY the hard-working, scientific and en-
ergetic Artists, TiLga Co. Price for superior Am
brotypes, rs cents. Prom that up to $25
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TRIAL OF JOHNSON The examination Of James
johnson, vt the last Rappahahnock court Monday
charged with the murder OF his wife, by the ad
ministration of strychnne, resulted 10 his being
sent on to the Circuit Court for further trial
Every thing, we learn, that has been heretofore
published. in this, and other papers, concerning
the horrible affair, was fully established by proof
either positive, or strongly presumptive. Letters
that had passed between him and the unfortunate
girl, to marry whom, he murdered his wife, were
read in court fully proving their mutual guilt 10
everything but the murder-to this the girl seemed
decidedly opposed. The excitement against the
prisoner was very great.-Cupeper (Fd) Repn6
TOUCHING INSTANCE AFFEcTIoN.-On the 10th
Instant an infant of n. C. Green, in Cupeper CO.
died, and on the next day, Jennie, her colored
nurse, IA years old, expired. The very existence
of the nurse seemed bound up in that OF the child
She never left her from the time she was taken
sick, until the moment of her death, and in TWEEN
ty-four hours AFTER they lay under the same root,
child and nurse silsnt seepers in their coffin beds
From the nc cement the child breatbed its last, she
seemed to lose all interest in things around her,
even her identity ITSELF and remained in kind OF
trance up to the hour of her death. When asked it
she was willing to die, she said ''Yes have seen
that child ia the Saviour's arms, aud want TO go
too."-Culpeper (Td.) Republican.
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DlOGRApUIES and other ipferasfin0
n ,Cnys = s = n = -, :. n {, sy srH,SS
- S1 y, 90 TOT ~, summer f ~ 49,
vols: $40 90.
sih lhomas Brownies WORKS.
r. .o l ~, . ~ Ill, =,
iSAAo Ma alt choice English s,sgrapny; %
IL ~ = " n%Iu Slaio puon. . sos ? w.
dlLfILLAN'S Second GALLERY Of Literary PoruaitS
o, i.n,gg., >,s .,.,c,, p,..
6lLfILLAN'S third aaiiery Of Literary Portraits:
~
PASCALS Proyincsal Letters: ] 90.
AuToblOuhArHd and heminisceneesof hes WIN
Jay. vols: 2 -
AUTOBIOGRAPHY ana heminscsnces OF Kew WIN
Jay, I vca: - rae
BAL NES tnflStian Lie, ECciN ana lHdlyluual,
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~ AT CosT AT CosT AT CosT
BARGAINS! BARGAINsiI BARGA Nsii!--For thirty
days, we will sell stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods at COST. Also, Millinery and Stras
Goods Fringes, Ladies' Dress Trimmings &c Ae.
Our stock embraces q great variety Of desirable
Goods which will close cut at incrediabls
prices to make room for the fall purchases.
LADIES BAZAAR,
jy I6-l2t No IT'S Broad street.
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Ak ACT requi,iso tn. Banks Qfhe Commonwealth fd
resume Specie fuyments
r&c JOINS Corn LINIMHNT, made and
sold, wholesale and retail, by
Wall street. opposite st Charles hotel.
Richmond. Va.

Isuered with Corns for several years. up to about
eighteen months ago, when used one bottle #
Jones preparation for Corns, which relieved me- en-
tirely. have no hesitation in saying that be-
lieye the above Lniment TO be the best cure for
Corus that have ever seen. TURIN.
RICHMOND July Is, 1855
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AMUsHMHNTS.
will hold q
- A r p
AT CORINTHIAN HALL,

f A r.,
AT CORINTHIAN HALL,
commencing on MONDAY EVENING, the 9Th OF
July and continuing through the week, and respect
fully request their Honorary and Contributing Mem
bers and Friends to unite with them.
The Halt " III be
Brilliantly Illuminated and Handsomely Deco
rated.
The TABLE will be supplied with
EVERY DELIOACY OF The SEASON,
kindly consented to attend them.
THE ARMORY BAND
will be in attendance each evening.
CARDS OF ADMIssION-For the week. 50 cents
single admission I21s cents-to be had Of any mem
Der of the Committee. or at the door.
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QLUES' FAIR
At Corinthian Hall,
TONIGHT.

HkAIN BAGS.-Ths James River Man
" ufacturing Company. offer for sale fifty thous-
and of their superior Railroad BAGS; in the manu-
facture of which more than usual care has been
taken this season. Il B BENTLEY,
1e-iux Agent.
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Last FnAsr.-Many of cur citizens

LAST FlAsr.-Many OF cur citizens
have not yet called at the Blues Fair room in Co.
ripthian Hail. preferriDg to wait until the rush Ia
over before doing so. As they bave already waited
too long, 1t may not be amiss for 10 remind
them that their last chance 10 tonight, IS the Fair
then closes, aud they should not allow this oppor
tunity to slip by. Honorary Blues. old Blues.
young Blues, and those who are not Blues, but
who have thu interest of the Cpmpapy at heart,
should rally as one man under the colors OF the
Bnes this evening. and show that the ancient spir
II which animated this command 10 yet alive. The
ladies, too, are invited to be present to spend
pleasant hour, as good music and delicious re-
fresbments will be served to ALL Remember-to-
night or never!
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CouSTERMANpIsG OF THE MEXICAN FORCED LOAN
GREAT DESTRUCTION BIZ THE EARTHQUaKk.-The New
Orleans picayune has received intsligen from
Mexico to the 29th uIt three days later. The
order for the levy Of the forced lean upon imports
has bsen c,untermanded in the province Of Guam
ajusta, and number of orders that had been is-
,ned for the pusion of those foreigners refusing
its payments had been withdrawn.
The earthquake reported in previous accounts
continued to be felt on the 18th, 10Th and 10Th.
with the most disastrous effects. At Monelia two
churches and several honsss were laid PROSTATE.
and at Talzasuaro four churches and q number of
dwellings besides sixteen Of the Inhabitants being
killed. From other portions OF the country we
have accounts of many villages being entirely de-
stroyed. The earthquake was the msst fearful
one for half centnry, and no portion OF the coun-
try 10 believed to have escaped its visitation.
PLEASURE PARTY The steam Revenue Cutter
Hari let Lane, Capt. Faunce. from New York via
Washington City, arrived here yesterday about
noon. with the Hon. lowell Cobb. Secretary OF
the Treasury, and the following distinguished
Ouseiey, Lady Ouseley, Miss Ouseley, Count Sar-
tiges, Hon. VIM. Schell, Collector OF New York,
Hon. Elisha Ward, Of New York city, X. W.
Hughes aud lady, the Editor Of the Washington
Union Mr. p. Clayton. Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, lady and daughter, Major Ramsay, U. 5.
A., Mr. Ben. Oge Tayioe, Of Washington city,
Messrs. MagIaw, Schariff, cambridge and McAiiis
ter Miss Harriet Lane, neice OF President Buchan-
an, two Misses Bright, daughters OF the Hon. Sen
ator Bright The party remained nntii Z2 o CLOCK C
yesterday, and took ride through the city. The
company then departed for Old Point and dined at
the Hygeia, where they will remain until the eve
ming From thence they go to Annapolis. Ihey
have a splendid baud Of music with them.
INortan (Fd.) BsTaid, yesteTttdyr
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D~ READ THIsl-The undersigned in

HkAD THID !-IHe uHutrslRHeu Iu'
yites attep ION TO the following certificate:
PoRr MAYo Henrico Co, July 10.
Mr. HKSrS-DaAk SIR My win has been tufier
small OF TIVE back. kometimes che could scarcel,
move abou. the house. heard OF .your Imminent
and procuryd box. Afer two Applications 70 the
aected nat she vas entirely reliss ed. and at this
's JOHN g. GIBSON
ar The Liniment referred to IN Mr. 0ibson's tee
timOuial hs effected numerous similar cures II IL
put ND In tn boxes Of two szs ard sold ut 30 cents
and Is Gems according 10 size by the druggists Of
this city.
~ l2-fus 6W HENRY, proprietor
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A FAILuEE-In Buffalo, N. Y. on Saturday, John
Miller, arrested on charge of burglary, 10 order
to propitiate the schapged his plea from Not
Guilty. to "Guilty," aud was Immediately sentenced
to the States Prison for sirteen years.
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NJ ~. klCE viii not DO responsible
~ fcs Any psss ~ ooxrRAcs Il ANT spAs, uallsss
Apn n a1nenxY. " M-Ms
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DISTINGUISHED LsBosKRs IN THE No. VERNON
carss-The Richmond Enquirer says that at the
request OF the ladies Of Tallahassee. Fla, Madame
the Princess Muyat has been appointed Vice Re-
gent Of the Mt. Vernon association for that state
Madame Murat IL the grand neice Of Washington
through the Lewisess By her marriage with Achi'ie
Murat she became the niece Of Napoleon the hrsf-
Her mental endow ments are of a high order Mrs.
Louisa l. Gresnoush, widow of the distinguished
SCULPTOR. fs Vice Regent for Massachusetts,.
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~ NorIcE.-The annual meeting OF
the stuck folders Of the Tuckahce and james RIVER
RAILROAD d. will be held At the once Of Dunlop
Moncule 4 Co, In this city. on MONDAY, the 10Th
inst. ut o'clock p NJ. gro W. ROYeTkR.
iY I2-td Secretary.
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Book Keeping
VISITING CARDs written for 81 per pack.
BOOKS written up. ACCOUNTS drawn off, and
done at short notice, and on accommodating terms
j W. REEVE,
jyI6-4ts Main and 18th SITS, up stairs.
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0O0 LBS. FAMILY CURED NOUN
l,OOO TAIN HAMS, of superior quality. of
good size for family use. Also, 200 bales Hacked
SHUCKS, for Mattresses EDGAR MACON,
iy l6-2t Commission Merchant. 18th Ut.
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CANARY BIR D6-Fine singers, for
~ sale by RI NuRvxLL,
fvll-ffo Ma III 0rtsd aftenf

Nantes. new patterns and very kandsems: Steal
spricg akirta; nov style Prints, Ae: Our stock Z
large and we'll assorted. embracing the r<wsst and
best STYLES Of LAdies press 0oots Iaeee Ia sf..t
riety; faobes and Plain Drsss<s; Men wear
and large s1ppiy al Staple Domestic Good 81 Of
which. a. the sseson has advanced, and b. axe
room fur fall gooda ~ will I'LL q rednStd prices.
~ H-St PkiCE 3 WATKINS
EuR 0ALK---
- RichmeaA CITY HI0Cx
KIMAUAy ! 90.
" lt-ts undss Sc charles Hotel
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Jane the thermometer 10 London rose higher shan
u has ever done during period OF twelve yesrs'
except on one occasion, In August, 1855, when y
got 70 the extreme height Of the present summss I
In the Highhsid House Observatory, LondonAon
the 10th OF June, the mercury rose 70 ezo, ava 70
some streets where the air had less nee access u
was even higher than this. Paris, Berlin, munich
and other continental cities have suffered espscial
IL. II has often boon remarked that hot summer
10 America indicates . cool summer In Europe
aud rice rsrsa. But this does not appear TO b.
verified this year. ~ the complaints Of the hea
are equally loud on both sides OF the Atlantic.
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N.aaGgNUINE PARTAGA sEGARs,
or our own mportation inst received and for ealo
by MITCHELL, JOPLIN CO..
Jy H-2m rs Pearl at
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- AaornEn cuss nY Barns Pan

MUM BrrrIRs - DAkKR, ESQ. RICHMOND, Va
Dear Sir: am opposed toquack medicines; AZ such
however. do not Intend 70 designate Jour Premium
these Bitter by my wife, upon our little infAnf.
Just sxtesD A1onths old. His omplsint Was chronic
disrrhosa. which he'd assumed such character 81
commenced the use Of your Bjtters, and very soon
thereafter he became convAlescenf, and II nov
healthy aud vigorous. A nothing else In the way
Of medicine was need 70 restore him to health. We
can utattIibute his recovery TO Jour invaluAbls
May 4 1883. NsB RATCLIHHK.
PricsgN cents pcr bcttle-to be hAd Of all promt
ne1t Druggsts In this city. and elsewhsrs IN Viz
gtnta- ~ "
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81 SAFES OF TOBACCO MADE BIZ HILL NcRrLEsr
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BANK OF yIRatNIA.t
RICHMOND. JuLy I, 1851. !
THE PRECEDENT AND EftTnRH

Of this Bank have declared q dividend Of foaf
per cent out OF the prodts for the last six nanshs
subject 20 the deduction Of y per cent boDua which
leaves per cent OF t2h per share, pay 10 the
" s-d2w sAML. MARX, JAsaisr.
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RICHMOND, July IA, 1865.

sNotes Of the independent banks. with the excep-
tion of two or three) are = discount here though
currency in staunton.
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Ri. Rev. W. MEADE, d. D., President OF the Di.
rectory.
1t. Rev. J. JOHNS. D. D.. Vice President of the
Directory.
Rev r. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal and Head
of the Family assisted by full corps OF experienced
andtompetent officers in the Boarding and Academ-
ical Departments.
The session OF 1850 will open on the last WE'D
NESDAY In next September. Registers, with full
information, sent application 10 Rev. X.
PHILLIPS. Staunton. Va. ap 2s-3ms
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yile, Milburn, Clinton, and Moscow, 10 hickman,
81 miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Paducah Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive At fii kmau next days by IL m; @
Leave Hickman Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at
Arrive al Padueah next days by 7pm.
97Ol From Paducah, by Exchange Simsonia Watson's,
~ Palma, Benton, and Olive, TO Aurora, 40 miles and
back three times week--the trips to alternate b.-
tween Paducah and Benton via Exchange and
Smsonia and via Watsons and Palma
Leave Paducah Monday, w Wednesday,, and Friday at
Arrive at Benton by 8 IN, and at Aurora by z
Leave Aurora Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday at
Arrive at Benton by M, and at Paducah by 7
Bids invited to run after passing Benton via wadss
boro' and Oakley to Murray also for service
from Benton, via Olive, to Aurora
s7o2 From Paducah by Metropolis City Illinois, Cslledo
MIA, and Mound City, to Cairo, so miles and back
Leave Paducah daily at q mn
Arrive at Cairo by PM
Leave Cairo daily at & D M;
Arrive ut Paducah next day by 8 M.
Bids 70 commence route at smithland and run via
Kentucky; Golconda, Illinois, carrsvie kentucky
ElixAbethtown, Illinois, Fords Ferry, Kentucky
e-in-Rock, Illinois, Caseyv vile. Kentucky
Shswnostown Illinois, Raleigh, Kentucky; Union
town; Mount Vernon, Indiana; and Henderson,
Kentucky, to Evansville Indiana, lao miles and
bac twice a week.
Leave Paducah Tuesday and Friday at 10 m;
Arrive at Evansville next days by 8 am;
Leave Evansvie Monday and Thursday at l2'm
Arrive at Paducah next days by a m.
Bids for three times a-week service invited -
s7Oa From Paducah, by Birmingham Highland, local
Pine Bluff, Paris Landing, Tenn, Mouth ofSandy,
La Grange, [local,1 Point Mason, Reynodsburg,
Wills Point, Bru's Landing, Browdies Landing,
Perryville, Brownsport, Patriot, Clifton, Swallow
Bluff, Saliillo, Coffee Landing, Savannah, Ham
burg and Eastport, mississippi to Iuka, 269 miles
~ud,h hack m Il
Eastport, and in coaches thence to luka.'
Leave Paducah Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at lam;
Arrive at Iuka next Wednesday, Friday and Sun
day by 10 I'M;
Leave luka Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at
i2m;
Arrive at Psducah next Friday, Sunday, and Tues
day by 2pm.
g7O5 From Hickman, by Moscow Butler, and Raphton,
10 Feliciann, 27 miles and back, week.
Leave Hickman Friday at 8 m;
Arrive MT Felciana by m;
Leave Fccana Saturday at am;
Arrive Hickman by 4pm
Bids invited to commence At Moscow instead OF
Hickman.
97O6 From Compromise TO New Madrid Missouri, 81
miles and back, week.
Leave Compromise Saturday at 9 am;
Arrive at New Madrid by III m;
Leave New Madrid Saturday at IN;
Arrive at Compromise by 81 p m
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Creek, ls miles and back, once week.
Leave Post Oak Springs Saturday at q m;
Arrive at Yellow Creek by IN;
Leave Yellow Creek Saturday at fam
Arrive at Post Oak Springs hy m.
lOo54 From Kingston, by Emory Iron Works, Morgan c.
H, Sageaeld, and Gades, to Jsu,ess..own, 6s miles
and back once a week.
Leave Kingston Monday at 6 IN;
hrr..ve at Jamestown next day by 10 M
Leave jamestown Tuesday at pm;
Arrive ut Kingston next day by pm.
i05s From Kingston by We!ches Mills to Rebertsville
10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Kingston Thursday at a mi
Arrive at Robertsvlle by IL mi
Leave Robertsvie Thursday at pm;
Arrive at livingston by 8p m.
lOO56 From Kingston, by Tabor, Erie, and Oxford, to
Athens, SO miles and back twice week.
Leave Kingston Tuesday and Saturday at 8 a M
Arrive at Athens by pm;
Leave Athens Monday and Friday at ! m;
Arrive at Kingston by pm.
Bids for three-times-a week service invited
lOO57 From Kingston, by Grays Hill and Woods Hi to
Lenoirs, 10 miles and hack, once week.
Leave Kingston Monday at @ m;
Arrive at i.enors by IA m;
Leave Lenoirs Monday at p m;
Arrive Mt Kingston by pm.
l005S From Kingston, by Barnardsvie, Ten Mile Stand
Sewee, Decatur, Good6ed, Pine Land, Kncan-
nons Ferry, Limestone, Aeng Savannah, and
Snow Hill 20 Harrison, az miles and back once
week, retaining by B,nkcr's Hill in lieu of Kin
cannons Ferry
Leave Kingston Monday at c am
Arrive at Harrison next day by q pm,
Leave Harrison Wednesday at Ga M
Arrive at kmgston next day by pm
hids Tor three times week as far as Decatur inv'-
ted.
loO59 From Masonville by NJ Vernon to Teico Plains
IL miles and back, three times week,
Leave Madisonville Tuesday, Thursday ana Satur-
Arrive at ISIheo Plains by PM
Lave Tellioo Plains Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
Arrive at Asiisonvillehy | am
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CABHNET-vyARE
CHI A I RS.

including varieties never before TO he had ;r
Sunbury, such as MAHOGANY, BLACK W.Isur
AND CuRLED MAPLE GnEcIAN; AND W1Spsor
CHAlRS, AND FANCY PIASo SrooLs, which are
OF the latest styles, and warranted to be eyceIed
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscriber is determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of his ware and
Chairs.
These articles will be disposed of on as good
term as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
try pioducc taken in payment for work.
- UNDERTAKING. - Having provided
a handsome HE.nsE, he is now prepared for
Undertaking. and attending funerals, in this vi.
cinity, or at any convenient distance from this
place
The Ware Roem is in Fawn Street, he
low Weavor's Hotel.
lie has also purchased the right of manufac-
turing and selling in Northumberland county,
Gould's patent Excelsior Spring Bed, which he
will furnish at reasonable rates. Springs put in
old bedstead for three dollars.
ISAAC NJ. WILKERSON.
Sunbury, Apnl IS, lS57.-tf.
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1857. FALL G. WINTER GOODS 1858

1857. FALL & WINTER GOODS 1858
AT P- W. GRAX'S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE
Market ouare, sunbury.
NOW received and will continue to receive
~ the largest and best selected Stock of
Black Cloths, Cassimeres, Cdssinetts and
Festings, SC.
An assortment of Dress Goods. viz: Fancy
printed Calicos, Chies, printed Lawns, De Lain
Dareges, Merinos, Cashmeres, Alapacas, Dres,
Silks, Ginehams, &c.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet.
ing, Pillowcaseing, &c.
Dress Trimmings in Great Variety.
Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Cedarware,
Groceries,
Qucensware
SALT and FISH, Cheese, Crackers, .egars
Tobacco, Snuff, &c, an Assessment Of other
Goods too tedious to mention.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave tc
oss,'re our old friends and the public that nc
ell IN our part shall be wanting to merit a
cor; nuance of our patronage.
country produce taken in exchange at the
highest market price.
p. w. GRAY.
Sunbury Dec 10 lS57-ff
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

'NHE large double frame house in the Borough
IL of Northumberland, belonging to the estate Of
c. II. Kay, deceased. This is very desirable
residence, beautifully situated on the North
Branch of the Susquehanna, with large garden,
Carriage. House, Stable &c., belonging to it,
Terms moderate. Enquire of c. w. Scates.
Wilamsport, or d. Brautigam, Esq, Norlhum-
berland.
March 81. 1883.