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nISPATCE
~ STEAM POW1R
PAIN I'll u g OF FL CE
Cbvnsy Of Main ana Ttfrtsesth lStresfs, 1icAm0eA
JOHN D. HAMMERSLEY + CO., Proprietors,

This establishment (being the most complete Prin-
terry In the South. both regards pes Urnsr ents
&C.. and the latest aud most approved Machine
Preeses) is daily turning out the hnest specimens of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such a.
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGtE5 NOTES, POSTERS
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES.
BILLS OF LADlNG, HANDBILLs &c.
- Particular attention given to 6ne work for
Banks Pnbiic 0fices Insurance. Railroad and Trsns-
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &C.
THE DlPATCH CARD PRE- s..
This new machine for CARDS, BILL HKApa Small
Circulars. Labels, &C., is capable OF turning o l9
impressions per hour thereby enabling the pafrona
OF this establishment to obtain this description o
work at the shortest possible notice. "a s-
~ Prices reduced IN proportion to tie Increase AZ
epsed. - -
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze and vartous
coored Inks executed in the highest style of the st
In this branch OF the business the proprietors ran
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
HUsTIEos CoU,r Ioh, p.-..

HUsTIsas CoURr.-John Bowen, chars-
90 With picking the poetet Of Henry Timberlsks
and John Jackson, era. ged with aiding and sbet-
tIng 10 the said larceny, were examined before the
Hastings Court yesterday. Af.er srrumsnts bv
X I. Daniel for the Commonwealth, aud Messrs
Gilmer s-d Crump in behalf Of the accused. the
Court we're unanimously agreed that the parties
should be tried before the Circuit Court of this
city ior the offence, with which they stand charR-
eo. They were accordingly remanded to Jail, 70
await ,s their trial on sth day of April, 1850
mm. siaven, charged with picking the pocket
oi henry Bagget, of North Carolina, at the Dan.
Vile Depot, n this City, on the 29th dsy of Octo-
per Iast, was examined, found guilty and commit.
teo to await his trial before the same court
on tie day above mentioned.
me cases OF Nicholas Ryan. charged with pick:
Ing Mr.. Savsge's pocket, and Charlotte (3rifiths.
charged with purloIniug the pocket book OF Mrs
carpenter, at the Mechanics Fair. will come up
1or trial at III O'Clock To-day. 1t is also presnxe ed
called TO-DAY.
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D CIoABs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MASUFACTuED TOBACCO.
tnrse aud well selected stock.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
isth street,
between Main and Franklin sts.
B.-CIGARs made in any Gyle to order.
Oc 3--sfp
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with aRy Chrouic Disease considered incurable. will
receive Letter, giving information which will in.
speedy and perm anent cure. by sending their
names and one stamp Ito prepay postsge) 10 DIR. T.
B. FooTs. the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
author Of Medical Common Sense" Saratoga
Springs. N. Y. Sc l3-dkw w3m
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FxHIBIToRs at the Fair of the Mocha

MICS Institute, are requested to call at the Hall
at once, and obtain their articles and premiums
Ihe medals and diplomas awarded. will be ready
for delivery in the course of two or three weeks
due notice of which will be given. 1t is very i'm
psrtant that the Hall should be cleared az speedi-
~ as possible, 50 as to enable the workmen to COM
pete the building.
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EN~ Dr. JamEs b McCAw, Professor
o. Chemistry of Medical College OF Virginia Dear
5Ir: would feel obi ged If you would obtain from
y. Wm T. Anderson Ihe pill he has in his posses.
SON ch is part Of The same Medicine taken by
tn late Mr. WUoiy,) and analyse the same for us,
eiyiaz : u written statement ot its contents.
Respectfully, WARlNG PEARCE.
Richmond, Oct. 22d, 1853.
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Mayors CouRr.-The number of c..es

MAYORS CoURr.-The number of cases
before the Mayor yesterday, was larger than
usual, though none were of great importance
Jacob Miller, charged With abusing and aupoy.
ioE Wm. Z. Buchanan, was examined, brit the vi.
dence proving the complainant as much in fault
as the defendant, and the offence altogether tri,
ning, Miller was discharged.
Daniel L. Cabot, very unwisely assaulted and
beat his wife. and otherwise disturbed the neigh.
hood in which he lived. for which he was arrajsn.
ed, found guilty, and required to give security for
ms good behavior in the sum of $50. Failing TO
ma proper person to enter into the bond Daniel
was committed.
Magdeiine Efng, charged with stealing and
carrying away one hundred dollars worth Of the
goods and chastels beldAging to Joseph FoIkan,
was also before His Honor aud an examination Of
the case postponed until this morning at 10
o'clock. " ~
Acquilia Baily, a free man of color, for assault.
ing white person, was discharged.
Terrence Lynch WAS found by the watchmen
asleep on a bench in the market house and brougb,
up yesterday. He was admonished and discharg
ed
York. slave to NJ Gillian, was arrested and Gagged
for going at large, and yesterday committed by ths
Mayor.
number Of fines were imposed for violation o.
ordinances.
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There were 36l deaths in New York last week:
126 In Philadelphia, aud So In Baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. Mcclellan, of the ID Presbyterian
charch. Natches, Miss, died Of yellow fever on
the 25th uls.
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hR-EREsH LEEoHEs-I

HGE HH5H LEkUHkS.-1 HHVe JIBL re.
oeiyed. by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHEs. which will tie applied upon most reasop-
able terms.
P.S-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO. Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts Il q. HORSNHI
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RIcgs0yp October o5th l85

D.
Messrs- WAETN6 & PEARCE-GeLtemen: have
Carefully anal sed the pill given me by DIR. W l..
A BGersCsl. and find that it contains = email portion
OF caUmei, put mainly consists OF the suphate OF
auiuine. The presence uf these two substances was
distinctly proved by variety of tests. have no
doubt that he pill was composed entirely CT these
medicinal agents.
Very respectfully, MCCAw.
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Es2~ Dr. ACHILLES AsCoLI's Office, oH
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN TIN AND sTH
NH Fly
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NORFOLK, Nov. 9th, 1858.

NORFOLK, Nov. 9th, 1858.
The Seaboard Agricultural Society commence
their fourth annual exhibition this morning.
The entries of stock are particularly attractive,
there being either the horses them selves or the
representatives of almost all the best horses in
the country. The stock of cattle is far beyond
what IL ever was before. one imported herd is
attracting considerable attention other herds,
entered by Mr.. W. 4. Taylor of Norfolk, Thomas
Aston of Ohio, Mr. Stra0dburg of Maryland, and
others, are also particularly attractive The coll
lection of hogs, sheep. poultry, vegetables, agri-
cultural implements, and useful aud fancy arti
cies is fully equal to the expectations of the most
saDgune friends Of the Association
The day is cool, aud so far the "Dsy God" has
Withheld his cheerful and invigorating rays; but
in spite Of the threatening aspect Of the weather.
the prospects of lively time are being fulfilled.
The Oritorio comes of tonight, aud from the
talk among the musical portion Of our communi-
ty, it will be well attended.
Miss Pocahontas kiper, who was engaged in q
prize f. ght on the 9th ult., aud who since that
time has been cobfiued to her room, Was this
morning brought before the Mayor, aud held in
the sum Of 800 TO keep the peace. THIS was one
of the most dsgracefu affairs ever perpetI sted 10
cur city.
Dawes, the brutal captain spoken Of day or two
ago, has been sentenced to six months In the city
jail.
The mutineers from the bark Reindeer have been
sentenced to three months in the city Jail.
On warrant issued by Commissioner John +.
Frances, the United States Marshal, A. Bocock,
Esq., last evening arrested the captain OF the brig
Penoia, on the oath OF Catharine Jones, who says
that in September last. Captain g. W. Davis, Of
the said brig, while in the harbor Of sombrero, did
endeavor to commit a violence upon her person.
Capt. Davis has been committed to jail, and will
there probably await his trial.
There are evidences OF the pick pockets pre-
seuce In our midst yet. Perhaps the way they
| were treated 10 Richmond and Petersburg, may
| have intimidated them. PERCUSSION.
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CoLp BLooDED MURDER.-A letter to the Worces
ter (Md) Sentinel, dated Horntcwu, Va, October
30th, 1858, says:
sour town was thrown into a state Of excite
ment on Friday, the I'D nst by the murder of a
negro man named John Reed, ~ & be hands of VIM.
Taylor, white The circumstances, as
have heard them. follows Taylor and Reed
had dispute early in the week about some tri.
hiog matter, when Taylor declared that he would
shoot him before the week was out. Without
further notice, and Unexpectedly TO everybody.
Taylor went to the store of Mr. Matthews, on Fri.
day, where he saw Reed, and in the presence of
MIR. Matthews and his son. deliberately shot him
with a gun, the load entering the side just above
the hip bone, killing him almost Instantly. Taylor
was Immediately arrested, aud conveyed to Drum
moDdtowD N jail, where be s now confined to await
his trial, which will probably take place next
week, as the court will be in session.
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EsN~ PARKE PoINDExTER,


Will practice in the city of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield, powhatsn and Amelia.
sa- Office in Lisle's Building. corner of Main and
iith treets. sc 23-l2m
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RE- Da JoHH Il. WALTHALL, (Hom9o
pathist offers his professional services TO the cti
zens Of Richmond and its vicinity. once at ais r.
sidence, 90 Leigh street. two doors from yin.
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sas- HoRsos's HA1R CUTTING, SHAVING

AND SHAMFO0ING SALOON, under the American He
el-entrance on llth street
n. Blot Cold and Shower BATES can be had al
all hours Single Bath IS cents, or tickets for
dollar les
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DKAD.-Rev. Frederick Grove, the Agent Of the
American Bible Union, who was expelled recently
from San Salvador, Central America, for crcula-
ting the bible, died in New York, Saturday. from
exposure and hardship on his trip to this country.
He was a sui ject OF Great Britain. but the Consul
OF that countiy at San Salvador refused him pro-
lection meeting of the officers Of the American
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ordered ~
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Dsspon
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly bene1
cial and in others effected decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific princpes after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave Because OF
ts great success in ofthe European States, its III
PRODUCTION into the u States was intended more espe
there over the face of this mighty country. Meeting
with great among them, new offer 1t TO the
American public, knowing that It's truly wonder1u]
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
II is particularly recommended q those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits or other forms OF
dissipation Generally instantaneous in effect, ii
inds its way directly to the seat of lifa thrilling
and guickenns every nerve. raising up the dreop
ing spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and
vigor in the system.
SOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beve
rage will be disappointed; but to the sick, weak anc
low spirited, it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTl0Ni
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has
Induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded 20 ony
snything else until you have given BoERHAfEs
B0LLAND BITTERS fair trial One bottit viii
con vince yon how Infinitely superior 1t is to ali
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle six bottles for 70, Dy tht
SOLE PR0PRIETOkS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. Il co
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA
NV aariu all nrtTy atn In
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WITH the arrival OF new brewed Beer,
W beg leave to submit TO my customers, and
the public generally, the following standard Of
prices for my Eottled lager Beer, Porter, Ale, &c
during the winter season VIZ:
Quarts per dozen 81 7al rs cts a doZ allowed on
Pints per dozen. 81 GO ! return uf bottles
Half pints per dcz Soc. bottles extra
Store and bar keepers per centage allowed
have also on hand Lager Beer in whole half
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole, half
and quarter bbs aud for sale at the lowest maj
price.
orders LETT with Messrs Duyal & Norton, corner
10th and Main streets; Lsidley Robinson. 4th
and Frank lin SITS or at nav store, will be promptly
attended, to. WlLBACHEk. 18th ST..
noI Between Main and Cary.
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ssz- Baths BATHS, BATHS -Ho

Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours. at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is CENTS. or tickets for 81 ap 10
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NAvAL.-The following Is list Of the officers
ordered to the steam sloop St. Mary's They are
70 sail from New York on the 2oth instant 20 join
the vessel at Panama: Commander, r. ID Thor
burn; Lieutenants, W. +. Boudinot. ]. II. Moore,
c. Wells, s. L. Phelps; Surgeon, John T. Mason;
Assistant Surgeon, Jas. J. Magee; Purser, G. IL.
kitchie; Boats~ain, Wm. Winchester; Gunner, T
T. Veuable; Carpenter, j. I. Rustic; Saiimaker,
b B. Blsgdenburgh.
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NOTHING TO EAT FOR FIPTY-THRRE DAYs.-We
yesterday met Mr.. John Shaddock, of Cameron, a
gentleman we'll known in this community, AMI
who We mentioned some time ago afflicted with
paralytc stroke. 1t is fifty three days since
he has taken any nourishment through the medi"
um of swallowing All the food he takes 10 in
liquid, and introduced into the stomach by pa3s
ing small hose down his throat. Mr.. s. has
perfect possession of all bis faculties; and enjoys
general good health. but 10 unable, owing TO the
paralytic having affected the right side of his
throat, to swallow anything whatever. He has
to believe that the worst of bis aictions ID
now over, and that ere long he will restored te
perfect health Wheeling Times Nov. 3D.
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A LBERT L. WEST, ss4
~ ApruITRfwr AMI ME- A aTIREu

A LBEhT l.. WEST, ~ a@
"A ARCHITECT AND MEAsURER
(Otfice In Col idin's Hall I'd tss
Continues % make plans, detail drawings specf-
cations and estimates Of cost for all kinds OF build
ing, altering and repairing buildings and other im-
provements and 10 superntend the work 20 Its con-
pletion. Excavations. masonry, brick work, car.
penters' work. plastering. painting. kc, measured
and valued as usual = gse "a
L. W hopes his long experience and close at
tention to business will secure continued liberal
N BSROOFING SLATE for SALE oc B-dlms
I UMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS. Ac.-
- We have in our yard, south side of Dock. near
Superior aud II HEART FLOORING. dressed and
superior NORTHERN ASH. ikto in. hick. under
shelter sa
Superior WHITE PINE. to in. thick. u to feet
long aa
superb POPLAR. x and y in. thick. vide. under
shelter
superior WHITE OAK. / to in. thick. wide. under
Large st ck of YELLOW PINE. assorted sizes. ss-
soned
CYPREss SHINGLES. No Hearts and No ssps.
Sin wide ss.ss4-a. - :. s
SAWED SHINGLES. and in. wide. at reduced
SAWED LsTHs. SQUARE OAK POSTS, 40 sss
&C is~im ISAAC J MsRcEa 4 co. .
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MEDICAL CARD. --DR. PLUME may
AVA be consulted eonndeptallyin In al cases II pFi-
vate diseases Having had good deal OF practice
u This sort, Or datters himself he ca give very
general sfaetiou The aflcted In town country
invited 70 give him q Call. All communications
any tire tian
Ufhcs on Franklin street. third house helcw Trim
ity church, snd disgonaiiy opposite Odd Fellows
Hall Richmond. Va &c 5e-in
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CPORTING AND BLASTING POWDER.
vh arf by lac Is DAVENPORT.
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OIL LAMP DEPOT-JONES'e

" PATENT.-Jurt received q tine assortment of
these most economical Lamps, giving light equal
10 gas. All who have used them are unanimous IN
extant, without the least fanger Of explosin n Call
and see them at CHAS. 8 DAWSON'S
City Drng Store,
uovI Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
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Things In Norfolk.
[coRRHsposDgNcE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

NORFOLK, Nov. Sth, 1858.
Already is our city alive with strangers, The
old North State is well represented, not only by
q large number of substantial and prominent far
mers but by surprising number of very beauti-
fui ladies, whose charms, We much fear, will
eclipse those of the fair ones Of onr own hearth
stones who. by the way are proven bal for beauty
the world over. The grand HdrUeSt Fets ia the
Cause Of this unusual migration of bellies, and in
deed of the extraordinary c"mmotion exist
ing in all crinoliDtdJm The occasion might bet
ter be styled q harvest OF miiiners and mautua
makers. for they, iu fact, are reaping harvest.
The Fair Grounds were opened this morning to
exhibitors and at this writing the different Com.
mit:ees are actively engaged in arranging the
stock and articles, which come in with such ra-
ridity as to give the most fattering hopes of 8
perfect success. Among the entries We notice
several very Il ne trottng stations from New York
State, sheep from Ohio, cattle from Maryland, be.
sides host of others from our own aud the "Oid
North State
The Fair Grounds are presenting a neat and
beautiful appearauce-in fsttering contrast with
those of Richmond. Here there are no tents
but houses, substantially erected for the dis
play of the various entries These houses have
all undergone the manipulations of the painter,
and are looking as fresh ard pretty as new. The
track-thanks to the recent rains-is hard and
void Of dust, and wthal perfectly dry. The ar.
rangements tor the keeping of stock ample and of
| the best character. The display of household and
fancy articles kids fair to eclipse the late National
Pair. while the tournament will be feature that
IL did not have at all. The Executive Commit tee
have the thanks of the Reporter of the Dispatch
for the courtesy they have extended TO him
In the United States Court on Saturday, the
case OF the United States vs.. the bark Lewis WAS
submitted to the judge, who will take ample time
to investigate before deciding. The captain o.
the Alvarado James Dawes. has been tried in this
court, and convicted for cruelty beating the lad
John Morris. The Judge will sentence him to
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ALLEGED MUrISY AND MURDgR.-A difficulty oc-
Cured on board the ship Golden State, e,ofNew York
lying in the haabor of Penang, on the 18th Of July
last, which resulted in the homicide ct Mr. viii
liams, the irst officer, and the hanging OF Carter
Que of the seamen, for the alleged murder. Two
men, Maxwell and Bruet, who were also convicted
and sentenced to be hung, had their punishment
commuted to transportation for liie Three Others.
named Malcom, Malone and Linen, were sentenced
to imprisonment at hard labor for is months for
assaulting the second mate, named Organ.
NORTH CAROLINA METHODIST CoNRgREScg-A Storm
Ahead The annual Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of North Carolina is to assemble
in Sewbern early In December, and fear that
some of those unpleasant scenes which character
lied the last Conference at doldsboro,' are te be
enacted over here again.
We learn from good authority that one DIR. Car
ter-the doctor in his case, believe, is bogas-a
member Of the Conference, has preferred charges
against DR.. Deems, aud that he will be arraigned
and have TO defend himself at the next meeting OF
the Conference.-Necbern, ". c., Progress
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BUILDING IN sr LouB.-Accordng to the report
OF the inspector Of buildings and fres it appears
that the buildings erected and in process Of cree.
ton In 81. Louis during the six months euding on.
October i0th. 1858. as follows: or brick, SOC;
Of wood or frame. 90 :
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SINGULAR COINCIDENCE Both Mrs. Gardner of
bingham, Mass, aud Mrs Studley,o Valley Falls,
X. /, we're, previous to their arrest, considered
highly respectable both were married ladies; both
were convicted of the murder Of their husbands;
both committed this crime by the same means
namely poison; both were sentenced upon the same
day, to witt 2Sth day Of October, ult., by the Su-
preme Court Of the two States, and both for and
during their natural lives.-Proc. Post
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The princess Royal bridal skirtss and the .Pi.
coiomlni bustls" Ae among the latest thugs In
New York.
Miss Kimberly has been nsreaaing "Miles Stan.
dish's Courtship" and Two Millions" In New
Haven.
Prussiau monetary arrangements give the prince
regent an income Of f36o, 900, and leave <24o,ooo
for the crazy king.
Galveston, Texas, dates TO the 9th report the
weather cold aud the fever entirely disappeared.
The revenues from imported articles thrown
anon the market last week as New YORK wcrc out
$4,000.
Sylvester Mowry, Of San Francisco, has. u 10
stated, become insane from fear Of she comet
Jos. Prescott, formerly editor Of the Lsveaf
Memphis, died suddenly on the 3isf nit.
Hon. 7. L. Harris, Of Iiiiuos, srssisctsd 70 Con.
grsss by over 1900 majority.
.How do my castomers like the milk sell
thsn r. sOh, they al thiak 10 of he Arss victor.
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ON EXHIBITION AND SALE, % No.
" iis Maia stssss. large sscek of CLOTHING.
TiSH bREss SUITS.
GUINNESS tUfTe. &@ a4es&s
OVER .uAT3, sss Il ss5s .
SHAWL, Ae AL Groisas
Also complete stock of furuishing 0oCds an
a vhtoh viii ~ sod emusuAIAs lew, - sAsm. o.
vlsisors 70 the city are solicited % sxemipe ~
cock GOODMAN,
- 70 No lle Aatn -
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I,AMILY GROCERIES, WINES AND
Il LIQUORS. AT sEDUCED PktCte-The suhr
s,riter Il n,s To recsiLt Of eh0iee asscrtnrnx %
3utter, Lard. Meiasses. emo Family 6rocesses gees.
rally. Also. ms nns cid Pors SHERRY md MalsifS
gallon. which he win seii 81 tthe lowsst pric.s,
New Family Grocery And Lioeor >snss. ssss
oe % frHnkiin. bst Wall and l1th ste
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