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The NAvAJoE IsmASs.- H0ndn's Righs.--The
Nasajoe Is the largest and most powerful tribe Of
Indians ia New Mexico, and can call TO the field
5000 warriors. They are at present on terms OF
friendship with Americans. They believe they
are the greatest people living. This arises from
the fact that they have never seen any array OF
forces equal to their own. Power Ia the only
thing an Indian will respect. They raise great
number of sheep aud horses, and manufacture
good article Of blanket They also produce con.
siderable corn and wheat, more than Is necessary
fsr their own consumption. The Nayaj0es differ
In their customs from most other indians. Their
females are more respected than with any other
tribe, except probably. the Pmeblos Indeed, the
doctrine OF wonan's rights Is practically adopted
among them. Frequently the females have ~
much authority in the affairs OF government ss
the males. Authority Is vested according 10 the
value Of property possessed The women have n
voice In the councils and have their own property,
over which the husband has no control. While
authority follows the possession Of property, aud
participaney In legislation Is limited TO property
holders yet privileged classes are very cautious 10
their actions. Indeed, they dare not invade the
rights Of the masses. In this there could not be
purer Democracy. Any law that does not, prae-
ticaly respect the rights Of ALL 10 rebeed against
and totally disregarded.
There IL the place for Lacy Stone and DR.. HaF.
riet Hunt.
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EaF- WHERE sHALL WE GET QUE Liz

ISsS- WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE
NESS TAKENf-At GIBBS, of course, where every one
that wants decent picture and not n carricatu
always go Besides we have never been deceiy-
ed by him with hunibug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons take pleasure in saying that IN
aidaiOn to our inimtaIle AMBR0TYPE, we are now
execNing PHOTOGRAPHS of a superior character,
both plain and coored which for beauty of finish and
accuracy OF likeness. equ2!led by few and sur
passed BY noae. Pictures Of all kinds accurately
pic& and warranted to please. at moderate priCesr
AMBR0TYpES at one dollar and upwards at GIBlS
Temple of Art Corinthan Hall, Main street, between
9Th aud 10th.
deS PEGIBBS.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE r.,

Iii new Store Houscs on the Basin. AT the corner
vi cary aiid eth streets, now ready for tepants
AISo-The store on Pearl street noul os-c1r,od h
Msssrs Mitchell. Joplin Co Possession ,y ~
Ist January. V' S'Vn On
AlSa-fhe store oa Cary street. now oceur,ot =,
Mr. Nm ,; TrpIett. Possession given lst If Ma ,
next Apply 10 EDNARb n EscHa' a''aF
de lt2Awtf paa.S,
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SAIL YEssELs.--We never saw 70 large
Feet Of oyster crafts In the deek, ~ the pres
ent time. FOR more than square they are lying
two and three deep, and al seem 70 b unloading
rauidiy f W aa sF4 fts as-ss
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A LBEMARLE AND BELL FLOWER
IA APPLES-20 bbls. AIbe,uarIe and Rel, F,ou,.r
Appies, ior sale by A ANTUNI
" 20 II Nichnina Saloon
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Afa. SBERiPFALTY OF HENRICo.-I am
candidate for reelection to TIE Office Of SHERIFF.
"' n1dreo; JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
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Tesnyson has recently been paying ysit 70 ths
Duke and Dutchsss Of Asuyls . sksiK esssls, ssd
was Ia his usual health. lie was ecc9Npenssd ey
Mrs. Tennyson aud his two sens. 1h4 tpines thas
the poet had become . Confirmed opiuns-satss, y
emphsticaily eohtraaicted. ss7e
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
k0f- LAW PARr,,Rnsur

k0~ Law PARgg.RsnIp.
JAS. K LEE -. ..
,si LFh q fLRAsAETS. Attorneys at Law. Notaries
tee In all the Courts OF the CITY OF gichmand ana
'te counties Of Goochland. Heniica and Hanover
oinee on ith street, second door from MaIa,
ia lin ~ '
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THE CouRr or ArpsALs 10 yet In ses-
sion, and will probably sis during the mosth Of
February.
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STRANGE AND MYSTERIOUS AFTAR.-An intelligent
ysican of this city received, within the last ew
days, letter from Hamilton, Hancock county, III,
stating that 1'about the 18th of November last,
one George Lamb and his wife left that place with
the intention of spending the winter In Memphis,
partly with the view OF improving the health OF
his Wife," The letter, which is written by Jacob
Stafford, the father OF Mrs. L. goes to state that
"about twenty days after they left Hamilton Ill
Mr. LIMB returned alone bringing the report that
In day or two after arriving tt Aessfis, his wife
was taken sick and died very suddenly and unex-
pectedly." The name oi the gentleman to whom
the letter is addressed, given by Mr.. L. as one
Of the attending physicians. Reports Of foul play
have got ont at Hamilton, and inquiry Is made as
10 the fact stated by the husband. The ply sician
inquired of attended such person illness, nor,
by inquiry of the Secretary of the Board OF Health
nor by other inquiry, can any trace be found Of
such persons having been here. No such name is
to be found in the report from any Of the Sex
tons.
We state these facts with view b the eIicitiug
Of information. that il the reports pr0judicial
20 Mr. Lamb unfounded, he may be INDICATED
If otherwise, that justice may be done In the
premises Memphis Bulletin.
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RUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Only 81 Der
bag at VIM TT KINGS.
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srEArrsa.-Ned. slave TO Mrs. A. Folks

STEALING.-Neu, BIave 70 Mrs. A. FOIkB,
was convicted before the Mayor yesterday, Of
stealing clothes from Anthony Stout, and sen.
fenced to the lash. Ned is regular visitor 10
the house Of "rookery" kept by free negro, Ia
Pink Alley, and Is therefore In q fair way 10 be-
come worthless property 10 his owner. A short
residence among the cotton plants might BE- ad.
yantaR Reous To his morals. ss4 s..g sAef
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IHPUKTANT nEsULT.--Ab VIII Do seen
by letter Ia another column, the old coal pits
near the Black Heath Works, have been bored into,
aud SO completely drained as to render "ovsrnows'
la the new workings almost impossible. The lee.
Of these pits have had some trouble Ia secur.
ing laborers, because Of an accident that happened
at the Midlothian by the breaking In Of the water
from an 'old SINKING gentleman who 10 fa-
pored them, assures rs that all danger Of similar
results 10 the future Is at end and that the pits
are now safe as any In the country. With these
facts before the public, we presume there will 10
no difficulty 10 getting miners IN abundance, aud
that the great increase In the rssiug Of coal will
enable our citizens TO get supplies hereafter at
their own doors. and at such prices rs they can
we'll afford to pay. a.J Z EsA&
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DUEL BETWEEN GIGGY AND H0LEIN-ruE DAY-A
correspondent several days since notified US of Il
duel which was TO take place at the Chippewa
agency on the 18th inst, between Mr.. Giggy,
citizen Of Crow-Wng and IIoe-in-the-Day, the
weil-known Chippewa chief The duel, under
stand, took place per agreement, and three shots
were fired by each party At the first fire both
were wounded, Mr.. Giggy receiving ball in the
right side At the second fire Giggy wounded
in the left side. 1t with difficulty that he
chief would not agree TO settle the difficulty, and
the third fire exchanged, aud Hole-in.the-
Day was shot through the heart. These are the
particulars, as communicated to some of our cti-
zens in letters from Crow-Wing.-H. Rtd Pio-
iseer, Jan. 10.
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FOR SALE. LEASE m ppNr

E3 The larg" aud oohye nen,ly arranged residence
the corner 1t Franklin aud Jefferson srrrts nos,
IN the occupancy Of DR.. Ro. Archer t,getbsr NTH
the halt acre lot IA rear, fronting on Grace street
10 purchaser, the terms OF payment will be very
rial estate in the business part of the city Possse
siau given lst October NEXT. Apply to
IA s-ptW NNDniN 4
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Ru X N / n G FLUID.-Extra quality
Jazz I pICnT
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- FOR RENT.-Those newly erect.

I'D Ell Brick Tenements, gu Cary STREET, between
'th and sth. They are well adapted for Grocery
stores OF any kind OF retail business They contain
= rooms. besides the store room. and well adapt
ti Tor the accommodation at families, having all
tessaTy COnvenences. Possession given immediate
iy. To good tenants, the rent will bo Moderate
Apply to f. L. kAGLAND Il Co,
ia 2l-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 son.

81 FOR RENT-A brick HOUSE
sE1 on 18th street. Broad. The house has
five rooms with Kitchen attached gas in the house.
and city water IL tLe yard Apply on premises or
10 JOHN A. LACY.
IN 2T-ts
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DEarH or Az Ex-MxnaxR or Cos0EEss.--IIo J..
IT, Hobart Haws, formerly member Of Congress
from New YORK. city. died a Troy, ON Wednesday
morning. AFTER . short iiinesa.
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SIs2 ~ RiI ELLOW-CITILENS OF THE
COUNTY OF HgSRtco-I am a candidate for the sII a
fRifFALIY Of the County of Henrico and res,sct-
May next NImS grVstgS N Wy III
N'SniAoIld, IEth Dec, 1851. IA 4-dlu
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- FOR RENT-A neat framed tene-
ss:i mcnt on 29th street. between rransY, ~.
Grace streets, containing five rooms wi,b sssi
kitchen ana oth9r out houses. TO a good tenant ths
rent will he very low. Apply at Roysteris fa"to,,
20 la ii-~2aWtsl RoRERfC ArTpG''
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SNAsHyILLE.-Yesterday fore
noon very destructive fire occurred on Market
street, near the public squsre The fire is sup
posed to have originated in the rear of the drug
store OF J. j. Beech, and soon had made such head.
way that its progress could not be checked by our
energetic firemen until the lanes had reached
two or three adjoining buildings. At one time, it
appeared that the entire corner on the square aud
Market street, would be reduced to ruins but the
determined energy of our noble firemen triumphed
and the flames were finally checked. The follow
ing are the houses which were burned
j. j. Beech, drug store. loss about ten thousand
dollars--no insurance. We understand there WAS
no insurance on the building, which was an old
one.
John Morrow, saddlery &c. Insured for ten
thousand dollars on stock, and two thousand five
hundred dollars on building, which il is thought
will probably cover his loss.
Maxey Co., stove, sheet iron, and tinware. In
sured for four thousand dollars on stock and three
thousand dollars on building, which will probably
cover their loss.
good portion of the stock of the two last
named houses was removed, before the fire had
complete mastery of the buildings.
Mr.. w. ii. Meffert sustained small loss by re-
moving his goods, as did Mr.. VIM. Detirove.
Messrs. Morgan, Plummer, Cooke Il Co., had
large portion of their stock removed but we have
not heard TO what extent they were damaged.
hIessrs. Berry Demoyille, druggists, sustained
considerable loss by removing large portion of
their stock.
We did not learn whether other parties sus-
tanned any loss 10y removing their stock.-NaSh-
rifle Union, Jan. %
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- FOR RENT-A very desirabl

- FOR RENr-And possession given
EzI Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
store Of Mr. Keeling. on Main street ntst door to
building. of Main and lJ;h streets Ii is
verS desirable location for lawyers or iOctor's
oihce, or lodging ROOM Apply at this Office.
l4-ts
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GLOVER SEEDED bushels prime
new Glover Seed received and for sale by
ia ~ LEWIS WEBB 4 co
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COMPETITION DISTAN CED.-b(l(l
- =, pairs elegant Corsets Just received. at onIv ans
"Gi'ar =; n- per pair. ALFRED MOSES
ia - Main
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r ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.-A
IL full assortment. received, and for sale by
WARING Il PEAkCE,
ia % Corner 4th and Broad streets.
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O6 HHDS. prime Bacon Shoulders; 4
80 hhds. prime Bacon Breasts; 10 tierces family
WOMBLR CLAIBORNE,
Jas No, ~ Pearl street,
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CHINA. GLASS. QUEENSWARE AND
- - HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS stock of
e above goods Is now very large and complete and
70 Hhleh We invite the attention of purchasers Call
ia n ,o pes II &c..
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AxorHrH RAcrR RrIsrp. --Ws rerr

AsorHrE RACER RrrSED. I'VE regret
70 learn that's serious accident occurred Il ths
Washington Course, near Charleston, 8. O., 20 one
oi the sirxinia horses In training shsrs, ON the
morning Of the 18th inst, Mr.. David McDNnisi, Of
Inis city bad started Tar Rivsf and Puss MIaor for
brush. They went of at good spsed. Puss NJ.
nor leading. until getting opposite the Cifissa's
her. sss - - -"
Those present Immediately hastsned 70 tAs scot
where the mare had raised herself without nov
ing 1t was found that her LEFT fore leg vss terri
bly, fractured between the knee and the pnsSeru---
the bone protruding from the wound sons ischss.
covered with blood and dirt The rider received :
severe blow upon or near the temple. and another
just above the knee, but without frscturink the
bone IL Is hoped the skull is not injured, but the
blow was very severe. asH{ 80 g3l'r-s
Pnss Minor Is beautiful sorrsl, three ysars cid,
oy Revenue, and owned by Hon. John n. netts.---
she was entered for thc Hutchinson stAkes and
was looked upon rs the most formidable compstj.
tor OF siasher, who is. In all probabilty the bsst
eoit now on the turf Ia the southsrn countrv Wer
injuries are so great to leave bus ltsie hsps Of
her recovery. The Virginia stables have had =
large share OF bad luck this winter, ct the south
but We hope there are yet enough OF them len to
win all the prizes for which they may eostsad.
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g MOUNT VERNON HOrEL Fon

E.a RENT THIS Hotel situated at the demo, az tbo
R,sh hwoad asd Petersburg Railroad Companv l. tnp
reit. ans possession may be had imue,iiatrly Its
situation has always sscur a large transient nat
roDsva aud II i. believed IN the hands of an ent"r
prirng man, very large and profitable business
nsay he done
There are contested with the Hotel two teuemepts
containing about each which iii bc rented
- good tenants.
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gGyA PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS

gGy~ PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS
DE-. HAMPTON. now aged So years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sickl Beware OF limitations! ASK for
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterteitinR.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
% stand he test of public opinion. No art of putting
can gayanize a worthless article, to keep it up
as q good medicine. if it be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popular and eN.
tend its sales year after year in spite OF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues, and the lame
of them passes trom mouth to mouth with more ra-
paity than newspapers can spread 1t. A hVlng WIT
ness testifying to the cure medicine has made for
him, is OF more service than any newspaper adver-
tising.
In pr9of of what we say above, we refer you to
Hampt0n's Vegetable Tmcture and its effects.
Mr.. WA. HIGH, No. 1876 South Paca street, Baltl-
more, cured Of Rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease
Baltimore most dreadful case of Scrofula OF years'
stan ling, lost number OF pieces OF bone, restored to
health.
Mss MARY ScoFIELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
streetheT case, after years of suffering has aston
shod her friends Let the afflicted call to see her.
Mr. VIM oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, suf-
ered from these complaints for Is months, with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp
TOMS Vegetable Tncture after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr.. Henry g. Winn had cough for years-great
weakness &C., had in all five or six physicians; tried
all ths remedies. but was cured only by
HAMPTON'S gEGETABLE TINCTURE.
hss- Del cate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold bv PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; by
Dr.. COOKE, Frcdericksbqrg; BY al the Druggists in
Petersburg; by MORTIMER K MOWBRAY, Balti-
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers every where
BE- 81 per bottle six bottles for s.. se o-d&c
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CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.-l 900
Just received, at Ga cts: fine do. at 10 cts
ia "a ALFRED masses 80 Main ar
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n9 NoTIcE.-Tbe Hair Dressing,
shaving, shampoeng and Bathing Saloon, (under
the Ballard HouseD has been handsomely fitted up
and is now open and we invite the citizens and
gers TO give us call
~ Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be had
iaily, from o'clock A. M. 10 10 p. NJ.
no oiS-l2m& HObSON i MORTON.
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GLOVER SEED, GLOVER SEED
Just received. a prime lot of Clover Seed for
Saie Dy CHURCH & FLEMING
ia ~ No Main strait
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e. ROOM FOR RENTING have for
tSan rent. store. one large, handsome
Iont room. r. MCCARTHY SON,
IA 70 III Broad street
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E9Ss GOVERNOR SThEET STOVE DTUHE'
Fall campaign for 1857, now opened with a larger
and rsil more desirable assortment than III any tor
er year consisting in part OF entire car go from
the lustly celebrated foundry Of G. Barstow, which
,udges of good work particularly invited 10 ex
anime. Persons having i'll use Stoves, Ranges, or
Furnaces of this make can obtain repairing pieces,
y" GEORGE sTARRETT.
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A man samed John Mssraw. uss Instantly kaf
"a In KsoMse pissrics. y q. les< IhussdNy nSFns
ipg, ~ : ~ from ard b~aks
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RACHEL. the fraxedisnnes leaves two sons. the
oliest Of whom q the grandson of the great M
polsoa.
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T AVN GRASS SEED.-Just received,
IL prime lot OF Lawn Grass Seed for sale by
CHURCH 4 FLEMING,
No 4 Moi in
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rNFIRMARY of THE MEDICAL col

ENFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
L. LEaE-This Institution, located at the corner Of
Marshall and College streets, in convenient and
airy situation is open for the reception of patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Meul'
cal or SNrgcul aid, except the insane. aud persons
affected with contagious diseases. are admltted ih'o
The accommodations for the sick are complete. and
private rooms are provided for pstients desirihg
them, -,
The patients are under the charge e the Professors
Of the College, aided by an experiencea Resident
Physician. the charges for Board, Medical Atten-
dance. Nursing, and Medicine, are, ior
White patiehts.....- ..'.'-."..'.'.''so pr "eeh-
Goored 90 ''''''''.'.'.'''''';: a. No u"
Private foonls....... -..'...'"-.;si tosio 10 h3 a.
BY an arrangement with the proprietors of the
Bellevue Hospital, IN cases requiring SaFglc0t Up
sratEoa IN addition 20 the above rates te VARYING
fIom 81 Ia $B ia different cases, will be charged for
the operation. The particular fees may be asc"F-
tanned on application 10 either the attending eur-
geons or ta the President OF the infirniary ,
tisL
Persons In the country, desiring TO send patients
to tbs infrnary. or 70 obtain information c"ncerh'
Ing L. may address the President or tie Steward
Attending SurgeJns-~Profs. GIBSON, PErIooLAs and
WEXFORD. c
Resident Phy siclan--MARioS HOWARD. NJ. D.
stewRrd-f. NJ. PARRISH. -,
presidsnt-L. JoYSEs. NJ. ID. Jab--dbn
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK--CHAR-
TEaEr BY THE LEGIsLATURE or VIR-
9INIA.-cAPlTAL 100000 D0LLARS-Money re-
e.yea deposit In sums Of five dollars and upwards,
on which interest at the rate OF per centuD per an
for shorter periods interest at the rate Of per
etntun
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received, and Certificates issued by the
Cashier. r. b. sTAKKE at the store Of y. Is. Spence.
corner Of Main aud Governor streets Riehlaond Va.
SAMUEL {. OorTRELL. President.
G. WALTHALL Secretary.
de 29-3m
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"a FOR RENT.-For the purpose of
S::::tt moving into a larger building the Basin
Bank We offer the house at present occupied by us
for rsuI WM r. STAPLES a Co,
18th street next door TO
IN I-ts Shields a Sompryille.
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LOVER SEED.-300 bushels prime
"a n 1e" crop Glover Seed receiving and for sale by
ia 20 BACON BASKERVILL
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sGpBATHs! BATHS BATHS! Hot,
cold and shower baths can be had daily from s
O'clock A, M to half past ?. NJ, at the hair cut
ting, shaving and shamp0oing room under the Amer
lose He sei Entrance 18th street. Single bath
% csnss CT Eve tickets for 81. -
X. U. HOBSON.
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T ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.-New
IL crop, just received.
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists.
M lo5 Mnin At
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Azs FOR RENT-The House at pre-
tass sent occupied by Mrs Eliza I. Tally, situated
On Grace between jefferson and Madison streets, is
for rent from the st January. 1t is in good repair,
has large yard attached to it. aud contains seven
large rooms. Apply t0 FRANCIS HART, Esq, at
his store Broad street. opposite Richmond aud Fre'
deri, sturg Depnt. de iS-ts
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ORCHARD GRASS SEED.-Just re-
" ceived prime lot of Orchard Grass Seed; for
sale by CHURCH x FLEMING.
IA 96 No "a Main street.
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ZINE OLD WINES, Brandies, v hiskey,
Rum, Gin and Rectied Whiskey of orr on n
brands; IA full assortment always on hand and for
sale by lA26 SELDEN 4 MILLER