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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-30
ESTATE

AND NEGROES IN II WILLIAM COUNTY FOR SALE.
4 : Executor Of Ottoman Slaughter, decd, AMI in ac.
N coriance with his will, | offer Tor sale. privately, that
valuable FARM. known A. Springfield, Ia the county OF
King William. containing 9iS acres, more or less, lying with.
Ia 4 half mile Of the Court House and adjoining The land Of
Mr.. Ambrose White, Col. Hardin Litilcpage and Others
The Farm abounls with mari. and Il wrll watered, having a
good Spring in each field, and Is considered one AMONG the
best high-landed estates and neighbOrhoOIs in thai. part VI
the country. II Is deemed unnecessary to give 4 farthcrd
scriprion Of the land. improv eInrris and It's advantages.
pre,umine that those wishing TO purchase will examine for
themselves.
Also, MY NEGROES. Among them are two pair Of saw.
yerI and several house servants. TO 4 purchaser ~ the
land aud negroes together, il Is desirable not to separate
families.
Tie terms will be liberal and accommodating, which will
be made known by application In person. or by letter, 10
VIM. G. ALLEN,
Executor Of Ottoman Slaughter. decd, Richmond, Va.
Mr.. John smith, the manager, will show the farm and ne
cror, 10 thns- wishing 10 purchase, Nov 3D-ciB
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p. II. TAyLOR.s MUSIC SALOON
NM llANp fpklE. W MI
" - H.IS SruEk

W. Is, HN> SrREtr.
rsNiIf undersigned 4, sole agent IN TIL. city <EYSfSe2g
L Tor the sale Of tie celebrated NUNS aW~s
CI.ARK'S PIANO FOErES-Itr in,trumenisl z ~
have received tie unqualified approval OF III. greatest
Pianist, In hi. country aud IN Europe. lie also keep, ~
ann. oi GALE 4 co and oilvr good and well established
makers.
the best Musical Instruments aIi Musical Mcrchandlic IN
general. consisting u p"laUbat, superior MELOnEoNS. %
80, = and u octav--. With -ingl" and double reed.
Martins unrivallei GUITARS.
Tayior's approved fl.tTES-th"-e Flutes are not '-r
passed.
Accorlron., Clarionct-. Flutes. Fi.s. FlageoIe,,, Guitar.
tiulins, llanjO., Bridges, Peg, a..
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Piece, for Clarione,' AMI
brass instruments.
Piano stools and be,; quality Guitar and Violin String,
IL. largest and mos; b-iu,iiul assortment Of fashionable,
new and standard She: Music 20 be found In tbs STATE \
liberal discount made To- Teacher, and Schools.
In short, every article IN the Mlsc line may he lad AZ ihi'
establish cut a, most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and let 10 Hire. Old Pianos taken tn *
change for ur" Unv..
Oct - p. II. TAYLOR.
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PETERSBURG Markets. Nov. q.

Tonscco-I This hciag Saturday. We had no Tobacco oa.r-
Ell; the rnar.ct. however. i firm and active.
CoTT"S,-T The narke, Is firm AMI active at the advance
noted. with considerable sale ut ll',. The stock OH sale
nos i quite irh'. and the receipts are taken a. fast rs they
arrive
coES.-The market Is mo-: active. and We quote prime ct
-.
wH,,1 The market il very steady. with 4 good demand
io- prime white AZ Fl ilai -. The medium lots are only
saleihlr a. low rates. say 81 loai ~.
BNCo>-The Cincinnati and Baltimore markets have both
improved since our last. and We quote shoulders and sides
II; an advance Of &c. Shoulders >ss>I sides lUaalOE.
HoS>.-liogs are coming IN pretty freely, and sales are
masiag to-day a, 1%ss cents for selections.
ftgtk-we quote Superfine at a. -; Extra !, ;0a' a.
Family Gallo
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ELEcr CoENTKY BoARpING SCHOOL,

FOR YOUNG IADIES.
Y rs. HENRY l.. BROOKE proposes, on the lOih 81 De-
wi tDbcr newt, 20 open 4 Boarding School for young
ladies, a, Ashland, in the county OF Hanover. All the
higher branrlr, cf female education will lie taught, in
Guiding French, Latin. Italian, Music and Drawing, IN all oi
which departments there will he competent assistants.
Mr.. Edward Grcinier. now 4 residen, In Ashland, will take
charge of the department Of Music, French and Drawing.
After the present year the school will he removed TO the
country, In the nriglborlnOd OF Ashland.
TgRas-One half payable in advance, the rest at the end
% J.. board. Including fuel and lights, ais
English branches, W
Languages. tcach.l ~
Mu>ic-rroicssOrs fees
Use II Piano, 3
Washing. 20
For further Information address
HENRY l.. BROOKE.
s.. .l l.hlapl Va
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GEORGE MAysr
BY ii. w. QUAKLES. tUCI-R.
SALE OF , VERY EXTENSIVE

WI VTSINNUNF NTVN n UT NVVNS, y
TENlE Undersigned, Trustee la a deed from Harold 4 MGr
l. ray and wives. dated The Slih day Of June. lS., duly
recorded IN the Hastings Court Of Richmond, for the rur.
po>r- Of sad deed. and according 10 the term. thereof. will
proceed 8, sell. ~ public auction. beginning OF NFpNES
DAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY of DECEMBER ISIS. ST 10
o'cloCS, \. VI. az the Store No. I'll broad street. Richmond,
formerly occupied by said Harold { Murray. and A. tie
rooms over the .torc o! Johnston ( Waiting. Broad street.
q very large and varied stock % BoOhs. stationery. Mu,ic.
Instruments. Binding Apparatus. Tools. AID other article.
and property. embracing Standard WoTk, or History. Nedi-
cine. laa. Theology, Natural and Moral Sc!eace. Wota. ~
Poetry. Fiction and general Literature, new and Ia good or
der. and many other articlc--presc",inc grea: attraction,
80 th9,rin wan, OF such property or having any desire 10 Ell.
bark IN the hpok~cl.ins hU>iur..
Catalogues will he ready ~ the day OF salc.
T.Eu- For sum. % fty IpI.lr- aud under casA. Tor
sun. over my dollar. ~ months. ir approved endorsed
negotiable uotr- X. Il. lIJWI>0N. TRUSTEE
sale conducted ny Iif>Ry " ov,mEs. Auc'Ionecr.
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Or TO PARK PUINDEXTEE.
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sTiUNTos nIvER LAND FOR SALE.

yIllIE subscriber offers for sal. hi PlANrATlUN, on
Il S.aunton River. in the county OF Halifax. IL contain
eleven hundred acres of land, two hundred and hf;y being
Of river bottom This il Il valuable estate. and lias all NJ
cessary houses for quarter. and curing aud taking care Of
crops usual In that section OF country; the houses. OF Al
most every description. being new and well constructed -
This estate Is eight miles firm Sco';shurf, oI III" Richmond
and Danyille Railroad. and about ten or twelve from Clark
vile. by river navigation. II adjoin, the land, of Richard
Logan. Geo. G.. yenab!e and Samuel Walden. VT. Garden
che managcrl will -how ITO any one wi.hins 20 purchase.
Til, subscriber VIII be =: Halifax Court House on the
fourth Monday. ,cour, day, anil on the plantation for -cvc-
raj days after, and may be written 10 through Lpmbariy
Grove Post Office, Mecklrnburg county, Virginia.
Persons wishing 20 purchase NUT Communicate viii me
by IL. .oh Of December, 4, will D.. our of the state for 4
month or 50 after that time.
TEaus-As 10 price, payments. time, &C., 4 responsible
purchaser will find every reasonable accommodation.
: ~, ts-,,ttIa N ALEX tSUH. In
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syr- TO THE MILLION.-pro, Wood, Of 81.

Louis, has, after years OF deep study and untiring research,
succeeded in preventing TO the public an article superior TO
any now In Use. and indeed it is truly 4 wonderful diScove-
ry-~c advert TO his Hair Restorative; the only article that
has been completely successful in cheating age OF his gray
locks, removing dandrul, itching. scrOfula, &c. II restores
the gray-hcad-d TO more than the original beauty; adds
new lusirc 10 locks already luxuriant, having the eject on
coarse. harsh hair TO render II glossy and watcry; fasien.,
permanently, hair that Is loose or falling. and many other
qualities which will become known a, soon a. used.
The pride Of mankind II singularly developed in the Keep
Ing and arrangement Of the hair-rcrhaps from the fact
that il is the only portion of the human body that We can
train in any way we ehoose-how important. then, having
this portion lief, 10 our care, that We should use all the
mean, science has placed in our hands 10 render il beauii.
full AMI permanent. II you would have beautiful hair,
glossy hair. permanent hair. hair with its natural color rle'
gan,ly preserved TO extreme old age. don't fail 10 purchase
Moods lair Restorative - Daily Iowa State Gazette.
For sale by all the Druggists in Richmond and elsewhere.
n,t D.-rWJvHISt
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CHEsTEKFIELD LAND rOR SALE.

VOY virtue Of I decree OF the Circuit Court Of Chester
ID field county. the Undersigned Commissioners will Onrr
for sale, on the premises, az public auction. on THURSDAY,
TIE NINTH DAY OF DECHMBE nrN;, thai, part of the
REAL. ESTATE Of the late T.. II. Brooks. known a the
LOG Castle Tract situated on swift and Tomahaws
Greeks, (Tt their Confluence abou, Il miles wet II Rich
monh. II miles from the Court House. and miles from Mid
lothian and Tomahawk Stations. on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad, containing i've hundred and niDciy ihrrr
acres, tj3.D Of which from 4 third In a half consists ~ low
grounds Of fine quality, well reclaimed. and protected from
humiliation. Owing 10 the large proportion Of luw grounds.
this land /, Of uncommon value. The high land. a!'o, !. q
very good quality. Tie trIc, i we'll supplied viii. wood.
III. situation healthy and the nrighhorhOod good. Ou The
tract here i. 4 large barn AMI other suitable r~u;.h"usc-.
" /. seldom that Il more valuable tract OF ianl il offered
In the market.
l.m,:-Onehth cash, the residue In .S, twelve. rieh-
t.en and twcniy-four months, secured by bond-. with good
s.curfy. and u lien on the lani.
One Of Mrs. Brooks sons, living near. viii show the land
10 any person wishing TO buy.
Anv further information desired may he obtained by APP
plicailon 10 BENJAMIN W. FlNNEi.
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WANTED.
A~PRlNCIpAL FOX THE quincy ACADEMY"


vNlIf Trustees are dr-irous Of engaging 4 competent gen
L ileInAn 10 i'll the vacancy in this Institution, which will
occur on the first day Of January next. 10y the resignation
Of Mr.. y. II. Stewart, who has occupied the position Of
Principal for the last rIrrErS YEARS, and j., Induced 10 re-
tire only on account Of enfr,blci health. Induced by An al
iec,ion Of the throat.
There are two drpartmrn;s-Malr and F-nialr-which are
entirely separate and distinct, hut conducted in the same
building. The Principal will be expected TO employ compe-
tent assistants. l,ubjeci 20 the approval o! the Trusiers.l
and 10 give his personal aperiairaience TO both depart
mrnts.
The Academy building will he occupied free Of rent, and
the compensation will br that derived from the patronage Of
the Institution.
This il the olics, Literary Institution In the State. having
been in continuous AID succe-sful operation for more than
twenty-five years. with Il patronage varying from one 10
two hundred pupils annually. Tn. town OF Quincy Is the
county site 81 Cnlsdrn county. and distant from Tnllshas-
STE about ., miles, with which i: will soon he connected by
the extension Of the Pensacola and Georgia Railroad.
Application for the situation, accompanied by proper tes-
liEoiial.. may be sent to the Secretary Of the BOARD until
the hr-i day ii prcrmber. proNino. Oh which day 4 s"lec-
ton will lie made hy the board Of Trustee.
rs order 81 the loario { Trustees,
JOHN ". ". DAVIDSON, Secretary.
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LySCunvEG MARKETS. Nov. O..

ToR,cco-Loosc tobacco. OF the new crop. Is coming in
more freely than when We reported last. and sales Of good
new leaf have been made At flI1. We quote leaf. ~ 10
qualify. a; 40 u IN New Tugs Il; 35a. primings II ~
4 IA.
WHg.T-pTice remain steady. We quote prime white
a: si& lower grades at ell n 100.
FIorE-superfac is held at 81. but s3;. is the ruling
ra:r-: -S;ra 60 CO.
coa>-The demand is light. We quote non,inslly at 20
cent.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY -

OF PITTSYLSAS1A.
4 5 soon as a decree Of the Circuit Court Of the county
n Of Pit:syivanla can be obtained, shall sell, publicly,
con i dag hereafter to he appointed Twenty Lots. IN the
town Of Danville, and Three Tracts or Parcels Of Land, be-
longin. 10 the estate OF Col. Leonard Claiborne, decd.
The frs, tract lies on Dan river, In Pitisyl,anih, nearly
opposite the town Of Milton, known a. the Dabnry Tract,
and contains six hundred aud ninctythrce acres. IL Is be.
ljeyed that Their. are on this tract. four hundred acres Of
woodland. probably che bcs, In the county. There il on II
a framed Dwelling House, with two rooms, used a. an Over.
srcr's House and nine Barns.
The low grounds are very fine, and the cleared upland OF
great fertility.
miles above Dauyille. 1t contains 81 acrcs,n about le1 of
which arc low grounds. and between 80 and 40 acres 10
wood. This tract can he made very valuable AZ a planta'
ton, having al the necessary cut.build!nss, and n consider
abb. revenue can be derived from the surplus wood, rs II
can be boatcl down stream into Danv!llc.
The third tract lies on Fall Creek, and extends 10 the turn.
pike, ouly two miles from Danvi!le, and contains nearly 800
acres principally In wood. The tract will lie divided into
wood lots fronting on the turnpike.
Persons wishing to purchase such property as That above
described. are invited to see It, and any communication ad-
dressed to me for particulars. will be promptly answered.
My address is Sco;tsburg, Halifax, Va:
DAVID A. CLAIBORNE,
Administrator with the will annexed Of the estate OF
Aug 2S-c,s Su- j. Ilaipornr, " U
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bales; stock In port 1884, 900 bales; do. same time last year
lo6, 900 bales. Pork closed dull. and prices are O. cts. low
er. Coffee firm; sales Of 5000 bags at lie, an advance Of
NC; sales OF the week 1850 bags; stock In port 1880
bags, against 81 900 bags same time last year. Sterling eI.
change unchanged. frrigh,s Oh Cotton to Liverpool are
unchanged.
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20 CURED BY wIST.R,S BALsAM.-

"a remarkable cure of Consumption las recently been
effected 10y ,hi, medicine, in the town Of Chatham, in this
county, and which was related TO rs 10y Dr. llerrick. an
eminent physician Of that town, to whom we have permits
sion to refer. 4 young lady who had long labored under
an affection OF the lungs. was considered by her friends rs
beyond the reach Of medicine, and she Was Informed by her
medical attendant that She must die. She was induced 10
send for a bottle Of WI>IAE's EALS,p NJ Will CHERRY, As n
last resort. The young lady experienced great relief, aud
two more bottles were successfully procured and admins.
tered. She l. now happy ia the restoration OF health"
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH W. FOWLE & CO.. OF Boston, froprirtors.
For sale In Richmond Icy PURCELL. LADD & CO.. ADlE
kGRAY. and ". PETERSON, Druggists. Nov 22-dlw
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,,LE or DAWSON F,un. N THE

Vt y ~ 49,
1)Y virtue OF ala acis f the General Assembly 81 Virginia.
ID passed March li'h, ISIS. giving authority 20 The Rector
4nd Visitors of;hc University Of Virginia. /, ,cl the laa :
devised 10 tbs University. by the late Martin Dawson. ana y
direction q! the Board 4 Visitors, ! ,hsil Offer Cor sale AZ
puhUe auction. t,for, ;he Court llousr door. in The TOW. 81
Charlottesville. al oac O'Clock. T.. NJ, on the SEVENTH pii
OF fEBl;tAE nest. tbc!ng court day the tract a! Land
ly NJ Oh the inaia roaI. .Toh Charlottesville 10 Scoit,tiNr +,
about four miles from the former, containing by survey S>'s
acre.. About 200 acre. i, aIabl" lanl, and the balance ia
wood. !i acre. Of Which j.. 10 original stONth-cou-ilrfrd
o Ice well ;iIuhrrvtl sud very valuable The buildings ar"
nuls ordinary. consisting oi a small framed house, $40 negro
quarters. barn and >;tllrs Tie bottom Lind, axe produc-
tive. anI u portion 81 he upland oi good quality. !. Wei!
" s'.rrd. aud The field ran be conveniently ana iudlcou,ls
divided. \ plat OF the iiH! can be seen 10y app. alton a;
;h- l,-c;or- Office.
TEEu, ~ SAit-rhc purchaser 20 give four bonds q
equal amounts. with approved personal security. payable
1T JYly. 1859. IS Ju!y. l>Jp. u; July. l>Gl, l.; july, !>t.,
bearing interest from the day Of sale. The Interest on he
whole purchase MONEY 10 be paid annually. aud tie title be
my retained ~ ALLii!Ona. security
nuuInI Ii nnINIIs
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CINCINNATI MARKET. Nny-

CINCINNATI MARKET, Nov. q.
Hogs firm, but market less excited: sales ut 3G e. y 1T. si Y
for hogs weighing 200 lbs, and 6.SaI for heavy weights
Receipts OF the week il,h~o head. Receipts to-day 100
head. Ness Pork Eli for future delivery. More buyers
than sellers. Bacon shoulders 81 and sides 81 cents
Lard nrm. Whlsley active at =. cents.
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AUITIUN.
A S Commissioner appointed under a decree Of the Court,
N in the case Of Grinstead vs.. White and others, VIII
sell, at public auction. on the TllIRTiETH DAY OF Oh
CEMBE next. 1T Louisa Court House. NINETEEN NE-
GnOES, mentioned in said decree, consisting Of young
men, boys. girls, women and children, and one wpinan about
81 years old.
4 credi, Of sx months will he given. bonds. with APP
proved security, will lie required. carrying Interest
ROBERT ". KENT, Com'r.
At the same time and place, | will sell, AZ Executor q!
uriah IIarri., decd, THIRTEEN NEGROES, at auction,
consisting Of men. hoys. girls, &C, on the same terms as
above.
rercd nj auction.
Should the above LAY he unsuitable. the sale will go on
the next fair day. ROBERT VI. KENT,
- i--rth.' Exerutor.
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20 AMONG THE MANY pREPARA-

TlONS now before the public rs certain cures for the Fever
and Acue. none have been received with such especial IA
vor a. that known a. DIR. J. lIosTRrrIH'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTRRS." This tonic hrs been circulated, and
its many virtues promulgated throughout the States. and
every day the propri.. r. are greeted with the intelligence
Of some dreadful case vanIuish-i by the use 81 their ccc-
bra,ed "lHtiers." In our principal cities. there are hut
few families who neglect the ''li;trrs' in furnishing their
medicine closets. A. u tonic. il Il both mild and agreeable
to The TASTE. and stimulating in it, action npnn the system.
For Il certain cure for the Fever aud Aeue, fIatulrncy. pys-
p-p,ia. and all other morbid diseases. IL is sure and the
quallei.
For sale by Druggists AMI dealers generally. everywhere.
Nov es-t!Sc>t
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Cot;on-SAleso OF 4,cVo bales to-day at an advance OF &C;
Middlings ore quoted =, iiSallat cts; sales OF the week
S',NO bzles; receipts OF the week 10000 bales; do. same
week last year G,:Vo bales. Receipts ahead Of last year
y this port 1i6.0o0 bales; receip;, ahead Of last year It all
southern ports o4',uN bales. Exports o. the week $500
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MAYsvILLE HIGH SCHOOL.

flNHlS SCHOOL Is situated at buckingham Court House
l. under the management Of a gentleman who CONES high
Is recommended, and has been engaged in teaching for
years.
The subjects taught are Latin, Greek, German. French,
and all the English branches, including the higher Maihe'
mniics.
board can IL. obtained in the village q. a. good quality,
and on terms ~ az, ornmola;ing. a. any wlirrc In the Pied
mon, district.
For Circulars, containing particulars and testimonials,
address J. q. :. BOYD,
No, a-c:;m buckingham Court House. Va.
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ROBERT Il. PREXTIS.
Nov ao-c,i, Proctor University % N!r,iniA
VERY ytIItRLE FARM FOR SALE.

ID aUlh"rIl UI Ir IN,I WI 4I'I t''EaW'TE nv TOT y
ID Srrailcy, dee II, | vii sell. at Public Auction. 81 >gfIy
Courthouse. on Monday. tie Tw ENTN.Sk\ENrH DAY of
DECEMBER. next, being coUr; day. ~. tract .: Land Oh
Heath. containing l,lig arr,s: about xix miles from the
Courthouse. lying on both slide, OF Cypress Swamp, aud al
IoiEing the lands II 7. ". VI Spra;lry and other There
l.. about $40 acre, cleared the balance IN woods - original
growth and old Held. AMI about loo acres very hraNily tim
h,r.d. The buildings are ia good order; the dwelling
hou.- contains ,iN room. and a passage; good framed
quarters; good stables, barns, cidrrhou,r, aud all neces.A'
house, suitable iOr farming purposes. n well VI excellent;
water Ia the yard. and two apple orchards.
Persons wishing "a view ;h- premises will apply 90 NJ. r
W. a. Spra'ley, on %" farm adjoining. who Will iAsr plea
sure 10 showing them the land. sc.
rkgu,-t cr.Gi, u 'Sclyc, eighteen and twenty fdi
month. will bee given the purchaser. for bonds VIII! at
proved security. carrying in,eTr,t from date.
JAS. " SPIATLEY.
fN'ur NJ Peter T Spra,lcy, deed.
- Th- Land thoy. named ail positively be .oldo n the
ahoy.uru,ionrd d,v. Nov 2.-cNii-
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NORFOLK MARKETS, NOWHERE p.

BlooS.-Supply ample. sales Western Sides 9He; Shout.
ders y: Va and y. G. Bacon very dull and supply large:
hog round, 10 cent?; small Hams in good demand, lSalSS
cents.
COrroN-Ovirs 10 the local demand and the anxiety Of
manufacturers TO obtain stock before the closing Of the
Eastern rivers by ice. Cotton has advanced and Is very
trm n Hall Is cs. stock much reduced.
CuHS-IcllOw ~: White 80, mixed tie.
CpnS My,i~-SniIly light, se,ls readily at s'cafl.
fLOpk-Supcrfnc 81 ~: Extra 81 -; Family, 3lsS;
supply light. demand limited.
wucAr.-Saie> be-. White, 81 SAL 30; sales OF hes, Red
! goal -, in fair dcnsnd. Inferior qualities ! loSl -
wAi:c. | lnll l. 20!
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sgy-TIIE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBI-
lbs or TIE XlEL;lNlA MECHANICS INSTlTLTE.

rEENirN Fog BUuEgSpING,
Cl,Ss NJ. al. ". Randolph. for BoOkbinding. first
class diploma.
Merchants and others who intend opening new sets OF
Books in January. and who wish them mad. In the best
manner. will please leave their orders al III. Main street.
80 4 lars. stock Of HON. made BLANK BOOKS, ofthe
various styles, always Oh hand. Moves
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AKTIFICIAL LIGlHTNING

that flashes through The Atlantic Cable, bears less rc-en'
blanee to the lightning Of heaven than CRlSTAftD0ROs
HAIR DYE bears 20 the natural coioring matter OF black
and brown hair. Quick a. y flash il aarkens the grey. red
or sandy fbrcs Of the head. the lips andth chin TO an ebony
hue. While II lends a healthy lustre TO them, il contains
no caus,ic, and ten minutes. once in six or eieh; weeks, IL
all the time required for its application.
Sold every where, and applied by all hair dressers
CRlSTAIDOl0,
~ 49,. n.-- N-- E,rt
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wHARTmOnNE,s ANTI.BILIOUS

PILLS, the safest and bes, Purrativc Pills In use. They act
upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying OF all lille
and every foul secretion. They don't grip-, are easy in
their operation. and can be taken NJ any time, without fear
OF exposure. They remove Colds from the system aud pre-
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS. No. 27.-Thc Picayune Of to-
day contains some additional intelligence from
Mexico, received yesterday, per steamer Ten
neSsce.
The Liberals, previous to their abandonment
of Castle pcrotc. spiked all their guns, and de-
strovcd their ammunition.
The whole army had suffered the most ex-
tremc misery, but at last accounts had safely
reached Vera Cruz.
All communication between Vera Cruz and
the Capital had been cut of.
The Mexican journals publish a decree,
signed by Jaurez, in which he declares that
ali the contracts entered into by Zuolaga are
annullcd, and providing for a revision of those
entered into by Comonfort.