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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 90 Conflicting reports
! have been published concerning the object Of
the recent tieparture of Judge Rose and Ben
McGulloch of Texas, for Sonora. The truth is
the former has been appointed Consul at Quay
mas and the latter accompanies him on business
concerning himself and in no manner connected
with this government.
Information has reached Washington in such
! a form as to place the fact beyond question that
a large number Of Mexicans residing in Sonora
have entered into League to revolutinnize the
State with view to its annexation TO the United
States.
A telegraph dispatch from Mobile states that
much excitement still exists in that city, grow
ing out of refusal to grant a clearance to the
Alice Painter
The Sec'y of State has not, as reported, de-
manded an explanation of the Spanish Minister
concerning the object ofthat govt in sending an
armed force against Mexico, although private
interview with him was requested by Cass on it.
1t is supposed that the subject of the tinanci-
al report of the Secretary of the Treasury is
now completed.
The balance in the Treasury on Monday,
amounted to $4,000, OQo the receipts ofsthc
week ending on that day, Ss447, 900; drafts paid
to ST. 10000; drafts issued to 81 800, 600; the
reduction from last week amounts to 81, 1l3,5Oo,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27

~ Str0gg1ers continue to be plenty around
our city and neighboring parts of the country.
They stroll about the country, soliciting aims
from the jewellers by the way SIDE and sleeping
at night in the first barn or haystack that meets
their eyes at nightEall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27

We the undersigned masters and owners of steamboats,
running to and from the of St LOUIS impressed with
the Importance of having hand, all times safe and
certain remedy TO be used in disasters have
obtained supply of Dr. BraGgs Arctic Linment, which We
shall always hereafter upon respective boats
ieving it to be the most speedy and unang remedy
ts cure Of burn scads wounds, Commissions, &C.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27

New Yopk, Nov. 26.-During the military
procession yesterday, Gen. Paez attempted 10
fall into line when his horse slipped and fell 10
the pavement, crushing the leg of his rider I'M
der him. The Generals right foot was disabled.
the spur having bent double and pierced 6iS
heel, cutting it severely. The joints of the
great 7 toe were dislocatod. bending the form
speedily removed into the Aston Place Hotel -
The injury will detain Gen. Paez some DAYS
from his journey, but no other serious result
may be feared.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27

10 lSIo1o.-W learn from Can't S. q. Gaftb-
er that there were seven inches snow in the vi
cinity of Cranberry Summit, on the Baltimore
Is Ohio Railroad, yesterday morning, and still
showing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27

SECOND DISPATCH
New YoRI, Nov. 26.-Gen Paez determined
to embark on Saturday. The Times says there
is an extensive confusion and tits impossible TO
decide at present as to what may be the ultimate
results; if intlamatiops should be extensive If
may cause loss of parts. The wound is more
dangerous on account of the advanced age of
the Geneaal, although he has in his favor m
excellent constitution dIgreatph strength
BA1TMoRE, Nov 96.-Flour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat firm. Corn firm with an5up-
ward tendency; new yellow G5a68, white 62.1t
WHISKY very tirmat24c. Provisions unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27
Commissioner,s Sala

LAqGHLINs BusHFIELD Agent for Wheeiinr. Va.
gsts generals. NIP "a uH-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

AVAOA4 SAANlkOkO.A- LIN Lie
NALK OF beauty 1t cannot exist without head of
circular around each bottle, and no doubt:
PROF. WOODS EEAl e EsEssTOEsATHVE.
We call the attention al odd young to dis won.
derful preparation which turns back original color
growth-removes the candruG itching, all cutnneous
erdptons-causes continual Cow OF natural fluids
ana heuce, If used collar dressing the hair viii
preserve Its coor and keep from falling extreme old
the gray in scalp it, and surely the
Will not, as they value the flowing locks, the wtchng
thousands. e -
The Agent for Prof. Woods Restorative in New a-
few weeks sinca - - AHSS''Ao
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-27

81 onion Frqye,-1seeting. Union
prayer meeting, at Washington Hall, will con-
vtne hereafter at.33 o'clock, instead of o'clock
as formerly.
~ Roztgious.-L. Pyron, of Bethany, will
preach at the Disciples Church, Center Vince
linz to-morrow. Snndnv nt IN n,c1onl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-18

Too Coon TO Losr.-rhe following good one
from the Memphis Bulletin, Ia too good to be lost
Vtngt Us.-We have "a friend--or, with the EN-.
Bhass Of the inimitable Toodles, we hare a friend
who, for the nonce, We shall call ''the Major -
though his right to the preit Is somewhat ques.
tionsble. Now the Major has had, through life one
bssetting sin, and that 10 unconquerabIe love
"a certain game of cards known rtngt un which
is the French for twenty-0ne. This weIiknown
game, fat wife and large family, are about the
only weakness that be- laid u the Majors
charge. How often he has been married the record
sayeth NOT ID it important. Suffice it that du
ring over thirty odd years of the Majors welded
life, as is wealth increased and his hairs become
gray, after another, in regular succession his
board was honored with the presence Of miniature
editions of himself, until the number had reached
twenty, when Major concluded things had gone
lar enough and should be stopped. But they did mt
rs the Major In. due time found out, for lie had
calculated without consulting his wife. There
we're indications of another bond of union and
weii-spring Of happiness. The Major became ner-
yous, tor his nomenclature was exhausted In his
desperation, he finally declared that the coming
heir to his name aud fortunes, whether boy or
girl, be named rinJt ua.
In vain the old woman demonstrated. The Ma
Jor was memorable. The new conner being the
,wenty first, should wag his way throngn life with
that appropriate title. In an ante-room the Major
awaited the announcement of the little stranger :
sex. The nurse appeared, and To the Majors hor.
Tor, whispered the terrible wurd-tOins! BUST
ed, by thunder" yelled the Major, ",ehy didn't
stand IN twenty
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There were l43 deaths in New York last week
Including s2oi consumption aud 81 Of small pox
Brtgadier General Z. G. Harrison, of passaic
county, N. j., died ut Patterson on Thursday night
LAST Thursday morning, Daniel Macheiner a.
resident OF Heidelberg township, Derks county Pa
Was frozen to death III the barn of John RiegeI ia
that township.
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! 10 -. 3.9H 100 do, ............. 100
AUTHORIZATION pkILEe.
1 prizes Of 500, approxima.iug to si0.9Cd
prize, are 49,. &lf|J
prize, are 5000 i,@p
PRICES Of 500. experimenting to $4,000
prizes of SIS, syproximsting to 1850
prize, are $1,000 oou
prizes 81 Si0D. sppfokinatlHs 1" si.Jp .1
prize, are . .o,o 4Vo
prizes of SIS approXiGsLlng 70 S@t'DV -
prize, are @n
prizes Vi 500 spproAihhLing 10 $l'o"o 49,
prizes afe 4D
1863 prizes OF SO are lbo,tD"
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p $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

fMG 0IU NE w Il NO---AiD away II UH
"a the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
~ gro was bought by John Saunders. Esq, Of
-. Loretto Essex county, Va, who sent him to
Richmond to my care; and furnished him with
pass to g, and gee his wife, and in week
from the date If the pass which was dated early in
september last Ills wife was then living i'll Ches-
Cerfiald county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro was emancipated by the late ThoS. o. Taylor
will give the above reward, if delivered 10 III
Richmond OF to John Saunders, at borett0 in Essex
county, Va WM. S. PHILLIPS.
de 5-tS
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REMEDY FOR LEAKs-A correspondent Of the
Lynn News says;-"Soae years ago had leak
arg L. Every northeast storm drove its water,
III. made composition of four pounds of r0sin
one pint iinseed oil, and ono ounce red led, ap
piied u hot with brush to the part where the I,
loihed tbs niaine house Ii has never leaked since
thea recommended the composition to my neigh
hor, VINO had u Lutheran wlndow which leaked
badly. lie applied it aud the leak stopped. /
made my water eask tight by this composition,
and have recommended 1t for chimneys, windows
sc, aud IL has always proved a cure for a leak y,
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AsEcDoTE OF RAcHEL-Befure Rachel appeared
Oh tue boards of the Theatre Francois, Provost
the great comedian, to whom she had made appIi-
cation for all Introduction To the theatre had
coarseiy told her TO 'go aud sell bouquets on the
bonieVards' One eveuins after having obtained
great success, she ran to Provost with ten or "A
dozen enormous bouquets with which she had been
greeted, crying uut VIII you buyY"
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LOLA enthusiastically in New York sent Lola
Montez letter, a few days ago, offeriug her mar
mage, Ia terms apparently the most sincere IL
was sisned Wellington The ex-Countess answers
IL BY seIding the billet doux To the NEWSPAPERS
accompanied by notification that if she can di =
cover VINO tho author Is, she will cowskiu him.
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ckage ofI0 whole Tickets,
d" 10 half "
10 quarter
IN af0nfh


In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICArE5.
Enclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
u Tered receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
by first mail Pur nasers can have Tickets ending III
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
C. purChasers immediately after the drawing.
n9- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
Ey~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
SD e in full without deduction
IS All prizes Of 81 o01 and under paid immediate
lY after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual tim'
Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets OF Certificates 10
s SWAN i Co, Augusta. Ga.
En- Persons residing near Montgomery Ala, OF
Atlanta, Georgia can have their orders filled, and
time. By addressing S. SWAN j CO., at either
Of those cities.
rs list of the nutHbors that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled TO- will he published after every drawing IL
u following papers: The Augusta ga C9usti-
-uti0nalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, sayan-
nah Morning News Richmond Dispatch, New YORK
Dispatch and Paulding (Niss) Clarion. de 81
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> 49, prizes. amounting 10 S32.H
Whole Tickets Sl8; Halves IS: Quarters f2 Al.
M a ~ ~

$50 pTEts. silo1iISsuE ~ -5-o'sFN-
Whole Tickets Sl8. Halves s.: Quarters f2 a.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5G,9g, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper enctrcled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
TIE first Az prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel.
TIE wheels are then reyolVed. and number Ia
drawn from the wheel OF numbers and at the same
time Prize il drawn from the ether wheel Toe
Number and Prize drawn cut oreEed aud exhibit
cd to the audience, ana Registered by the Comnis-
soners the Prize being placed against the number
irwn. This operation is repeated until all the r1es
are drawn ont.
APpEoxInt ZION PRIZgS.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
irst Prizes will he entitled to the q ApprO&i!aa-
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. ii 30 draws
the 80 Ga Prize those Tickets numbered 2i5 lat9,
Ii Isl II 2a2 Will each be entitled 10 500 If Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets NUN
bered 54S $40 SOL J52 will each be entitled to SJ
and 50 on, according to the above scheme.
The $3.50 prizes of $40 will be determined BY the
Ia figure ofthe number that draws the S7ts1 prize
For example: If the number drawing the sPo9ot
Prize ends with No. then all the Tickets: where the
aUn.ber ends in viii be entitled 10 $50. 1.-THE aui-
Der ends with NO.2, then all the Tickets, where the
number ends ia p will be entitled 10 $50 and 50 on
toe.
Certificates packages will be sold At the following
rates, which is the risk;
Certificate OIL package ofl0whoe Tickets. ~,
- 10 half 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-18

MORE DEFAuLTtNG.-rhe Hartford Comm Times
says that one OF the Nlllimantic manufacturing
companes has lost by the defacation OF Que of its
officers, the sum Of Sl5,0oO.
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The HOAX relative to a man whipped to death In
Arkansas, with hand-saw, is having a good run
1be wag who started this Ark-'dn -Su,o affair de-
serves u premium. veni, ridi, Wei.
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TIE LAST CASE oP COMBUSTION. The Louisyill,

Democrat is responsible for the following:
horrible cass of spontaneous combustion Ia re.
ported as having recently occurred Ia Cairo, Ill
man named Faxon. suffering under delirium TIRE.
mems, entered Salon aud called for Il glass OF
brandy. Immediately after drinking il, his breath
came IN contact with lighted match la the hand
OF u Iystander. and Instantly took fire aad burned
1or nearly two minutes. when death ended his tor
lures. The agoniziug screams of the wretchcd
msn are described AZ having been horrible ia the
exIfamA.
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Ea FOR kENT-The House situated
aIa on the Southeast ,rner Of first and Clay sts-
1t Contaius roOms and is being thoroughly re
paired aui has good yagi. We'll of excellent wa
ter ktch II and large Garden attached.
fe I6-evd6t JAS VI TAYLOR & son.
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NINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 BROAD
W STREET, the only place where you can obtain
d cheap pair of Shades See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes SHE cheap al 100
Plain Shades &C, worth 81
Bouquets 75c, worth Sl2j
Vases only 81, a. 2t0
Gothic style 81, u" 100
Gold and Velvet 5 .25 cheap at 81
Gold Centre Slj0 worth 400
Gold and Velvet Geutre 81, cheap 1T GO
Dry Landscape, 81 81, worth 5 ~
Also, a large assortment Of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, durable article Those in want OF
good article at low price. would do well to call at
NJ. doLDEA'S Dry Goods and Shade Store
20 Broad street.
N, B.--Stofekeepers and pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
81 Shades made to order at short notice
a
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IlNl BXs. COLaATE'S VARIEdATED
iesO SOAP. just received aud for sale By
fplI--st MM TtYInR
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DRUGS, 1EDIcINHs, 40.

IA fuhJGLi, AAID " WI
49, DRUGGISTS,
Al DEALERS III PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
IA WINDOW GLAsS, &c,
No. Is Pearl street, Richrnona
Arb now receiving aud will shortly have 10 s.gfs'
their Fail Stock of DAUaS, DYES, CHbMIoALo,
&C. the whole comprising a large aud general ~
sortmont. well adapted to the wants OF me Iaae,
ADVANTAGEOUS terms and mostly tor cash.
We are thankful to our friends and the pusnc Ior
their long continued and tAttsring support ana We
hone that with the facilities We possess Tor obtaining
supplies and the stretest attention to the dhanty
of ali goods sent trosu as preserve the reputation
which our house enjoys for selling arscios VI sne
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention TO shipping aha
packing orders. -
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO. Druggists.
Ne paRr afr
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CSnn REWAkD.-~-The undersigned
qpOOO Insuranca Companies hereby Jointly
offer reward Of 800" for the apprehension and
conviction of the ineeLdiary or incendisres who
the night OF the Gath ultimo, fired the prop.
erty OF Messrs Binford a Porter at the north east
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets or for TIE
ihcendary or iBcendiafies who fired the store al
Isaac a Rice, on the night OF the Plat ult on the
east side OF 18th street, near the Old Market
MERCHANTS IN URANCE Co
" Montague, Sec'cy
va. fiRE AND MARINE INA. co
tef~dl0t w l. Cowar.iin, Seefy
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GENERAL ACCENTS. &c.

T0HN Il. COOK,
> GENERAL AGENT
VIII continue to HIRE OUT \ NEGROES, RENT
OUT HOUSES. &c. office on the corner of Main and
Pearl streets, where he has been engaged in the
above business for the last twelve years.
de 25--tI
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SAW MILL.--The subscribers having
- purchased the Saw Miil on Mayo's Island from
Mr.. John Williams, have made arrangements To g.t
continuous supply OF fne logs OF the best select 4
SIa~th aud quality. They are prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER TO builders aud Ctht RS OK. reasonable
terms They will endeayor to make ii the interest o
builders IA deal with them aud would most respect
laily solicit their patronage
Orders left AT the Mill or at our Shop on 9th and
Cary streets. shall he rromstig attended to-
te3-tR HIM h Igro nIpCaE
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cARRAIaH MANUFACTURER.

sE-aA HAGAN'S JOHN is out n
SIz=zz@1zst-- oi the ring. The question will [CJF
be asked, Why 1t II written, the lah0rrr l., HUg-
thy OF his wages, and why shoud llan toll ior
uaughtf Thankful Tor past iayOra, and cUn.iuu.
aEco Of good viii
Riss, JHpsteT, and Snaf the Mcou ~
HA0AN'S JOHN still retains Creek Nation with
ali its laws and iudelible rights for il is written,
that selEpr seryati0u is the fret law pf Nature -
Why should man despair. so long there is n rect
to uHfurl, for he knUWeth not his dcatluyi Their
fore. have commenced my old turiness on 18th
street. aud viii be ready To- build from " hee,bGr
row to q Fix horse CoaCh-wil hire out, se.l trade
and take Horses iivfry-Niii bc ready t5 trade
for anything. from goose yoke up t. "a blind OZ -
Barnu5n with all his hunbugs and Aalker. wilh his
military TeuDwu, is nothing 10 compare to IA
CANS JOHN career, which you viii hear GlOro VI
hereafter. JOHN ia IAN,
il l9-ts Greek Nation.
CssTA CARRlAGE-I have for sale
ttfffS=-4isf~ a second hand CARRIAGE. in good or
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A LBENARLE LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE.--Virginia State Stock.
te2 Ri MAURT Il co
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p NOTlCE.-N EW SAD r..
UA III EpV ANN u.pNrSS "a 10y
,sEpH II. CotQuqT. Agent.
A LARGE AND FINE ~,

na A LARGE AND FINE a.
r. DszA STOCK OF SADDLERY FOR 10y
u 10y SALE AT REDUCED PRICES -1hgeuG-
-cgiber having manufactured an unusual
large stock Of SADDLE. BRIDES. ani HAkA t.Sss
Of all descriptions from the finest that cau be made
IA the State. 10 iu lowest priced that may b. called
tlr, together With tine s.sartment OF WHIPS OF
all styles, SPURS. eTtRRUPS. IRONS, BITS, and
every other article usually 10 hH found ina wtll
established hense Having NJ an tunes the best
workuun eInpioy "a, and using the best ma egIal,
It enables He to tdTnish uch work tail Co
please. Call and examine nay Ssoes aHd see Tor
yea selves that Sb Main street Is the plsce iur Re
gurS ana cheap goods. as my stock i. large and
must b. sold, IL will be- - y~us interest to give
call. You may fully expect bar. ain, as ana de-
tcrmined 20 sell. All orieTs strictly attended 60.
lie Sim ID I UkUOM5.
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g WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a WATCH AND JEYELRY DEPOT. Cor.
@,ssssss NER OF MA n AND PEARL sTREETs

WAlLA AMI JEW EbiSl DEPtyT, COR
sI,ystkEa NER OF MA n AND PEARL STREETS
ttssasksss4 Tasing received our ftli stock ri
WATCHES, JEWELGY, siLVER-WARR,
and SPECTACI.rg
we prepared to show Of tbs iargeat and bes2
selected stocks that Le found in auy house Ia Viz
gna. We respectfully invite country merchants IA
inspect our stock before buying. believing that We
can offer such Inducements as Will be satisfactory -
Our goods are purchased Of manufacturers In This
country and Europe, which enables IA IT, sell ~ low
as they can be sold IN any Of the Northern cities
Oar stock consists ia part Of Gold and Silver Watches
Of every description Ladies Gold Cameo Mcsaic
Pearl, Carbuucle Lava and Diamond Earnings PHI.
and Bracelets Ladies' and Gentlemer's Cold Watch
Chains, Gold Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seals
Finger Rings, With Stone; Seal Hugs: pia, God
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Rings:
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles and bye Glasses
Gold Pens and Pencils; Goli Thimble4: Gold Neck
laces and CrosseS; Silver Spoons an3 Forks: Silver
Dessert Knives: Silver, Porte Nom aita aud Cad
Cases; Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives Sill ,sr Sets
One Of tie firm being practical Matchmaker ca.
ables US to do work in the REPAIRING department
at low prices and short notice. and at the sAe time
will guarantee 20 give satisfaction.
MYERS 4 JAHNEN
Corner Of Msia and Pearl streets
N. B.-The highest price paid in oasb for old 81
YER. SEA
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PIANOS. &c
1,, 1s5s.s- NUNS i CLARKjs PA.

-.,szsiSFss-z. NUNS 4 CEARK's PA
s7:ssssEsFs NOS.-gEyEN OCTAVE PIANOS
1 Fl II P. Fl. TAYLOR has lust opeuet'
several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
rom the popular ma0nfactOry of Messrs. NUNS d
CLARK, whose Instruments he has been selling durine
the past thirty years to the snre satisfaction of the
numerous purchasers. Aho, Pianos Of Ga Octaves,
ments, which will be sold ri unusually low prices
MEIODEoNS, of PelauEets make, to be Obtsiuef
st this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. Q! a variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment If MUSIC and NJ
steal Instruments i'll the State. Z. II. TAYLOR
Je 2tts Piauo AMI Music Store IS5 Main street.
sz. ssss.z.z;s---l PIANOS. - For sale pri
- . ss q vately, two very superior PIANOS
q II Every little used. ALEX. MOTT,
K : 2S-tE AuCt
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A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
- For sale. MY Farm Of 81 acres in A!bemarie
county adloiaing J. .. Massey Sueed and others
ne Virginia Contra! Railroad AMI two irU,h the Ri
wanna improvement. One hundred aud tygenty
acres-one-hird bottom land are cleared enclosed
and highly impr we'd All necessary out buildings
and well Of FIRST rate water on the premises
Terms liberal. If preferred, exchange Will b.,
made Tor Richmond property Address me At Rich.
nond. r call az my office, corner Of Franklin aud
GoVernar streets. . s. 4. HAkT
90 l5--I6m
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NOTlCE.-Messrs. Butler Il stearns
= have executed a deed 70 u.s. AZ Trustees for the
dement, OF Their creditors, hearing date thu 18th ay
q january, lass This deed Is recorded in fhe
Clerks flee OF the Hastings Court of the CITY Of
richmond. All prisons who desire 10 take any hem
ent under It, are required by its terms 10 sign The
same within sixty days from its date ard reIea. A.
Butler Stearns from all further responsii,ility
JOHN WILLIAMS,
NANCE, trustees.