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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
lfR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.

Iva CORNER u GRACE AND FoUsHKE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The next session of our School begins the LIST Of
OCTOBER, ISIS, and ends the LIST Of JULY, 1859.
their regular Of Studies and who wish to
~ on further their mental Improvement, there will
lie class in Bellies Letters and MISUNDERSTANDING
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the whole
session, and SIS 10 pupils who take other studies
rhe greatest Efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be taught
to the little children orally without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEfEByRE, A NJ, Principal.
WIZ G WILLIAMS. A B. Vice Principal.
Mrs. Bennett. Miss Mary Gordon. Mis- Eli
"a Bartlett, Madame Bianchet, Mrs Miriam fay
lor. Madame Marie Estvan. John Calyo. c w Thu
low, VIM GRAHAM Heinrich Schneider. SigLorine
Antonietta and Marietta Erha, from Italy.
TERMS:
kOr bo6fU w
For W ashtng...... ~ W
For Lghte ................ 90
For English Tuition 40 90
For Modern Languages each. 20 90
English branches 40 90
For 20 90
For Music on Piaao Harp, Guitar, Organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of An hour) week 40 ~
For two lessons (of an hour week 50 90
For three lessons (of an hour) week-..... 100 10
For four lessons (of an hour VT 80. 160 90
For the of ri 90
For Drawing, from Models 20 90
For Drawing from 40 90
For Painting in Water CoIors .....,........ 40 90
For Oil Painting 80 90
Primary Department. for children under ii
years al a9e......... u W
HUBERT p LEFEBVRE.
an 5-d3m
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STOCK OF

The undersigned would respectfully inform, h,s
friends customers and the public generally that he
fs now receiving, direct from New York and phiIa
deirhia, large and desirable stock of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods embr AGING all of The latest tyles
among which may be foued choice selection IL
LADIES' DRESS 0nODS
Alec. a large assortment CT Cloths Cassjnoeres
Ncstiags. Jeans, Tweeds, &C. for men and boys'
wear; flanneis. Irish Linens Blesched and Brown
nsb'res. very low; together with an extensive
stock Of
CL0AKs AND SHAwLs
Direct srcm New York. and of the latest STYLES. and
NEGRO CLOTHING
Ia large quantities, consisting of Kerseys Sati-
netts. stanton Cloths. Full Cloths, Linseys ItIan-
keis and many other articles too numerous to men
ton \ n examination Is earnestly solicited as am
determined to sell low. GEO X RAGBY
e2t-lm 81 Man street
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A nnITIONAL SUPPLIES OF RICE

A Optional SUPPLIES OF RICH
IA AND DESIRABLE DRESS GoODS.-We are
this morning add ng oar stock Of Bayadere Dress
silks Rich Double Ski Is Silk Robes few beautiful
Two Floulced Robes; very handsome Robe a'Lez
Striped Siiks very rich Kobe a'Leg De Laiaas very
rich Bayadere aud Striped De LANES; and Bayadere
Our stock of Cloaks and ShaMls is now very COM
piete in every new style.
Call at the new cash store Of
PERKINS & co,
oc & Itl Eagle SQUARE.
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CL0AKs AND SHAwLs.
Direct from New York. and Of the latest styles; aud
nIss0L LUTON or CO PARTNER

- sHIP-The co-partnership arrangement OF
VALENTINE SON expires to-day by the terms Of
agreement and mutual consent. Any unsettled bu-
Eintss al the will have the attention of
VALE NTtNE. JR to whom the matters OF VALEN-
TINE son are now transferred
MANN 8 VALENTINE
MANN 4 VALENTINE In
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CLASSICAL AND COM MERCiAL
" SCHOOL,
On 9Th street, between Broa and Marshall.
h hSs AZ ! pe sMfr & 4 An. Principals.

Professor EMION, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the 2oth
of September.
The number of scholars received into this schoo!
10 limited; that each pupil has the special alton
tim of the Principals. The course of instruction in
tie primary studies is critical and thorough-and
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for bust
ness or for entering either of the classes in College
Recitationsare conducted with use of Mathematician
Blocks, Charts. Globes and various apparatus
Pupils i'll Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had at the bookstores of MesSrs E Price and Johr
II Richardson
One of the Principals be fcund at the study on
Broad vt. I'd door from 9Th st. su l6-2m
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~ HORSES FOR SALE AT AUC-
0lTI0N.-WiIlb 10 cold on SATURDAY morn.
ing. the 9TH October, commencing at 10 e'clocH e
the Horse Auction Lot, near the Central Railrosd
Depot. several Saddle and Harness Horses
oc5 THOMAS w KEESEE Auct
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NAVASSA GUANO-THE RICHEST

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPORTED Your at
tention Is respectfully invited to tn annexed Anal
ysis and Reports on the apano offered by cue, and
especially to tbs fact therein sowa, that it mains
IN given bulk greater amount of rhes phstes
than 10 fouGG in any otbor manure, natural arti
ncisi, yet offered to the public. Phosphorc acid is
nov admitted By the BEST agrca tnrs. authori.ies
TO he the one thing above all others necessary to be
returned to the ao, to enable it prsdnce an un-
faliipgiy good crop without permanently imparing
It's sen.rsi fertility in this 6ano have 10 pre-
sented IN the form best adapted for such purpose.
as bave only limited quantity of this ausro
for sale here this season, an anxious to hase
OF 1t tried In every district. and also that such
try IL may favor me, through my agents with the
oorne ont tn authorizations OF those who have SCI
entincaly examined its constituents, with view
10 enable me ard my district agents to make early
arrangements Ct an adequate supply for the follow
Ing year. OwiuS 70 the rapidly diminishing sup
ply Of Guano from the Chiucha Islands. its yearly
advancing price, and the exhaustive effects produ
ced by lis too frequent application to ths land from
IT'S possessing too much am Haonia in proportion to
i-s rhosphates Navas sa GuanO excele it in practical
use, and especially to the farmer permanently
improving to the land, which might yearly receive
from the application OF Navassa 9uano more phos
pilates than the crop would deprive it of.
ALI local merchants and d.alsrs are required to
give guarantee on purchasing that they will sell
it to Consumers genuine, as received.
Very respectfully, Wa \ MURDOCH.
IA. See following analysis.
NO. ~ EXCHANGE BUILDING, /
Baltic April 4th 1919
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MISS PEGEAM's sCHOO 1.-The

A'A third session of Miss PEGRAM'S Boarding
and Day School will begin the first MONDAY in
October, and y i'll continue nine m inths.
No pains will be spared to max the school worthy
IN all respects OF the encouragement which
it has hitherto received
Competent Instructors are engaged for each de-
pai tment, and the course of study will embrace
every branch essential to q liberal female educs
tion.
The foreign languages will receive special atten
ton.
Nine. szRAUp will continue TO- reside 10 Mrs. Pc
grams family, and to afford every facility for e
thorough knowledge of the French language.
The Belle. LettTe class will DO resumed for the
benefit OF young ladies who have left schnt l. as well
as for those pursuing the higher academical course
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
on immediate application to
Mas j. W. PEGRAa,
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EDUCATION.
n L. G. 6ALTER'E
kSaLM!s sE;6 CLASSICAL ss.e.st, As s MArHE,

ENdLtRH, CLASSICAL AND MATH
NAUTICAL sOh0OL. FOR BOYS
OK oxAy sTRErr. NsAR faR coRSps or skccyp
ne a1to session Of this kchool will Commences on
18th OF July following. A'~'' ~"u s''se 'us
a Ils rcp,ss o. instruction embraces tho Latin,
various branches Of thcroueh EnriisT edr@ atior
Ihe Principal pledges himseif 10 snare no labor
on pains 70 Promote she improvement and best infe
les.s OF those intruated TO hs care 20 their moral
no less than 20 their infelit cfua tfainiyg he will
uesote himsef with uptirina assiduity
TERMS
sEAi.tNNGALLy In ADVANCE:
for board intending washing 90
fer tuition In Greek, attn and Mathemat-
.................. GO 90
noI sntton IN Latin or Mathematics. 80 Oh
LOT snitou IN hlgher kpgsish hfanehee....,.. 10 60
Ter tuition IN PRIMARY Engtssh..........., % 90
re. tsison IN 20 o.
ia
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son, Aucts.

NEAT BRICK TENEMENT ON CLAY
STREET, BETwEEN BROOKE AVENUE
AnD ADAMS STREET. AT AUCTION We win
sell upon the premises. on MONDAY, The nth day
Oh Octeoer, commencing at O'Clock In the afser-
noon very neat Brick residence ON the South side
street. at present occupied by Mr. A. c. Woodsor =
Ine house has SIX looms, with closets kitchen and
runs back about $50 feet - " AAA
TERMS -One-fourth cash; the balance at g. 6 AMI
oc9 JAS " TAYLOR SON Aucts
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TWO MED TENEMENTs ON

TWO FRA MED TENEMENTS ON
- BAKER STREET, BETWEEN ST. JAMES
AND 81: PETERS STREE rs, AT AUCTION.-Ry
virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by Thomaa q.
Erps and wife to the Trustees of Monroe RuiIding
Fund Association, dated 5th of June 1855 Of record
in the Clerks Office Of Richmond Hustines Courf
we shall oa MONDAY, October 2ist proceed TO seli
en- the premises. at public auction at AZ O'Clock p.
y the real estate conveyed in said deed fronting
Pee streets, and running back IlS feet The pre
misses consists of two framed tenements with the
usual conveHiences WV
Terms made known at the hour of SALE
SAM'L T BAYLY,
FLEMING GRIFFIN, Trustees.
FRANCIS ISBELL,)
Yale BIZ JAS III TAYLOR & SON Aucts oca
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i on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, ccmmenosn9
st 81 o'clock. The attsKtton Of the public h most
called 10 my tine assortment ef JEW.
ELRY. &C. My Goods are direct from the nanufsa.
turers, and will be sold without reserve.
jyl5 HENY w oUARLE9 Auee
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By JAS. N. Taylor & Son, AuOts.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND Y

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA
- CANT LOTS ADJOINING. ON HENRY AND
CLAY STREETS, AT AUCTI0N.-By reQue.t of
Kew WIN Starr. who IL about to remove fiom the
CITY, We will sell. upon the premises. on MONDAY,
.ne ith day OF October, commencing at o'clock In
Ine AFTERNOON. his present residence on Henry Ut
well arranged for the mu,oston Of large fam.
ny and 10 supplied with both the city and we'll wa
ser The lot tronts on Henry street 80 feet and runs
back about 90 feet.
The vacant property Clay street will be divided
feet.
1fdssired, 1t may be bought privately before the
day of sae.
TEENs-One- Fourth cash balance at I. g. and 3
years, with interest aided and secured bw trust
deeds. JAMES III TAYLOR l. SON.
&C kuCtirDeera
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ct. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH.
- MOND, VA.

VyNDCOIEU pI NE GTS EfsS VF CIIAHII L.
This Institution will resume studies on the FIRST
MONDAY OF September. Boarders, for board and
tuition and use Of bed and bedding also for washing
ane mending, pay per anuum $3.50, to be paid semi
annually in advance. Day Scholars, according to
the branches they study pay from "a to S. per guar
ter, in advance r farther particulars. apply at
the Academy 4th and Marshall sts or to the 1t Hev
MCGIL Bishop of Richmond se3-d&cwts
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AND kANAWHA CO,
RICHMOND, September Path. 1853
NOTICE.-eealed proposals will be re-
~ ceised at this office until the ist day Of Decem
I Ss III
Of ten miles, according to specifications to be fur
The proposals will embrace the ordinary work of
repair. exclusive Of mechanical work and dredging
Any contractor may propose for the whole line,
frrm Richmond TO Buchanan S ian Inc Company WI,
puAte furnish the necessary labor to repair the
injuries fron freshets ut the cost Of the Company.
By order Of the Board S 2, Di 3 MTNvoRp
80 23-iawtlDS Secretary.
NOTICE-Ihsp public is informed that
IN have appointed THOMAS WHITLOCK my
agent to buy and sell. and trade generally, in the
market for me In all cases he Is only s9snossed
RICHMOND. October 5. 1858. oe 6-l2ts
TSRE GREAT REMEDY
i FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
HARTsHORNE's CARMINATIvE BALsAM
Gsss5s nj e ss sG"''
51 oaR rs sTnRsI BaRaM
Cures Sour aud Aaid Stomach and all Bowel
HARrsHoRNEs CuRE-ALL
Cures all Pain. and prevents Bowel Com
KS ssIss asss 10 sisa Al s
HALSAM cures al BOWEL Ooupi6iEtS 6HQ nAhVS-
aOKNk'S CCRErALL will prevent Looeeness OF
the Bowels aad cure all Pain.
Bottles2 q cents
And all Druggists In Richmond, Norfolk and Pc
tersburg. Je2-ts
R6lNl REWARD.--JEEfRIES An
WV TID0TE. SPECIFIC MIXTURE OR the
cure Of Gonorrhea. elect, Structures, and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of diet drink, exposure or change in ap
plication TO business. The proprietor challenges
siagle case of recent Gonorrhea which the mixture
Tll NOT cure, under forfeiture of $50. Further
the disease cannot be contracted If dose OF the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. kereAtsd experiments
and long experiences have proved that Il win radi
caily cure any case which can DO produced. This
iegiYable result is obtained In from two TO- ten days
and as Ii neither creates nausea nor ofends ths PAL
ate md renders unnecessary all deviation in diet or
Interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep or heal
thy digostion, tine nuisance y thus removed ~
sDeediy Is l. consistent with the production Of .
sEoreuzh and permanent cure. It's inRred1ent! are
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect, either
corstitutionaily OF locally, can DC caused 81 it
MS.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for Nsw Yo.k. c
Ring No g. Broadway. corner Of John street
TR CAI.LENDEK.co fner Of "a and walnut -.
agent for Phiiadelphia- -,.uuu . wrrsroN
Eoldby IIbHkh MlN1x0r,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TENE-

- i,
Trustee in certain deed Of trust executed by Rich
ard Morris, bearing daio the 18TH OF August 1858,
duly recorded In the Clerks Office Of Richmond Hu..
tings and Henrico County Courts, shall In exc
ton OF "a trust, being 30 required by the benet
ciary la said deed proceed 70 sell at public auction,
commencing at O'clock. three Framed Tenenepts
and Lots n the Vally, near TO the "Oid Dstilleryn
The property fronts the Virginia Central Railroad
1l2 feet, and runs back so feet.
TERMS Enough cash will be required to pay the
expenses Of executing this trust, two bonds and
open account amounting to s657 Al, with interest
from January lst 1855. the balance ut months for
q note with Interest, aud secured by trust deed.
ED VI MCCAkTHY, Trustee
i
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100
The extraordinarily high percentage Of Phosphate
Of Lime above stated, recommends this article at
once superior phosphate manure, especially at
the present time, when the want OF the better quail
ites Of Phospatis 6usnos is most seriously felt.
The presence of Eluoride of Calcium is of no slight
Importance. This substance serves as q direct nu-
triment to plants, and subsequently,, enters the
composition of the bones and teeth of animals.
CHAS. BICKELL, Phi. d.
Bone Phos OF Lime
Jas. r. Chiffon ". B., New York..............-.s37s
4: 81 Stsbler,
Fer sale by
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MEAT BRICK TENENENT INRE

MEAT BRICK TENEMENT IN REAR
~ OF CLAY STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
AT AUCTI0N.-Wfll be sold upon the premises. on
MONDAY, the 18th day of October. commencing at
4s o'clock In the afternoon, D neat Brick Tenement
OF Madison street, Immediately in rear of Clay
Street Church. and renting to good tenant at $50
per annum.
The house has rooms, and is In good order. The
lot fronts about Is feet and runs back SO feet.
TskNs.-one-thiId cash; the balance at 3. 8 and 9
months, with interest, and secured by trust deed
ocl JAS M TAYLOR Il BON. Aucts
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THE EXERCISES OF Mr.. sTUART's
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALS SCHOOL
will be resumed Monday, Get. 4th. corner Clay and
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CTEAM SAW MILL U n BE
the entire control Of ono o. the best STEAM CHI.
cULAR SAW MILLS In the etAte located II vIn-
GIN pine forest, near navigation, viii contract .
able terma FramApg timbess, sswed all sisss ana
dimensions and Sobectfuliy soieit orders fce thu
description Of Lumber 4@
- TRUMAN 4 PARKER.
Wholesale and Retail Deaier In
ocI Lumber and Dhtnules al Al kfnds
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

CATTLE TulEvss ARRESTED -Thomos
Glasgow, Chas. lInsom and Henry Pincr
were sent to New Castle on Monday for steal.
ing cattle. They resided in I'll. ncighhor.
hood of Newark and on Wednesday night
stole an OK and COW from James Lavender,
ncal Oglc,own. which they drove to the city
and sold to Mcssrs. Spurway g. Sawdon for
$50 STIMULATING however, that Mary Hays,
from whom they exhibited a note authorizing
the disposal Of them. should have the privilege
ofsrcdc,ming them il the price was not salts
factory. They commenced spending the
money for liquor, and Plncr and IIinSon rere
arrested under the direction Of High Constable
Hawkins, on Saturday night, at Big
Jnlia's." in Second street, between Orange
and Tatnal for disordelly conduct Glasgow
Jumped out Of the second story window and
escaped To his home near Newark where he
WAS arrested by Constable Stewart on Sun.
day. on u warrant issued by Esquire S ates
At afterwards appeared that they hal stolen
tue cattle and they were sent to New Castle,
for the offence. McSsrs. Spurway 4 Sawdon
recovered $50 Of the money from the thlevcr
they having expended the balance. The cattle
being poor, were sent to the farm Of Ladocli
Townsend, in New Castle Hundred, where
MIR. Lavender found lhen.-DsL Ga-.
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ST0V Els.
STOVES! STOVES!

A IDRlDGE 4 Co., are now receiving
IA their fall supply OF Cooking and Paror
Stoves. among which are to be found the
Royal cook flat Top, three sizes; the Globe
Air-tght for wood or coal the Belle of the
states the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
wood the Girard Alright for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wood, improved tho
Woodland Home, a beautiful wood Stove.
an entirely new pattern: elevated oven, and
great variety OF other co okng Stoves, not
named, all superior Bakers, to which
we invite the attention of all persons want
ing stoves, as we know that we can sell them
AS low as they can be bought in any other
market. We have. also, a great variety Of
Parlor and Hall Stoves, both for wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited to
call and examine our assortment, where can
also be found 4 great many Housekeeping
articles such as smoothing Irons, cast Iron
1lolowware, Tined ard porcelaine lined for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe Lanterns,
Fluid Lamps. Japaned Tin ware, French
Wash Bowls. Britannia Table and Tea Spoons
Iron table and bastine do. Waffle Irons,
Soap stone Griddles. Sheet Zinc; Dicken-
sons Patent Butter Crrn, very superior
article Charcoal and Stone coal Furnaces,
&c, all ofwhich will be sold on accommOda-
ting terms, at the ELkTON. 81 OV E
HOUSE, corner Main and Bridge streets.
Elkten, Sept. -, ALDRIDGE T. Co.
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OFFICERS ELECTED. The following gen
tlcmen were, last week elected by the Legs
la,ure to the several Offices mentioned -
DR.. Dcnnis Claude, Treasurer.
Lcmad Jones, esq. Keeper Of the Records
of the Court of Chancery.
John Ii. llalr's and purncll Toadvne, esqs.,
Directors, on the part of the State in the
Easton Bank of Maryland.
lIueman Belt and Samuel Dncr, esqs.,
Directors on the part of the State, in the
Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore.
Frederick d. Herbert and Thos. G. Robert.
son. esqs., Directors on the part of the State
in the llagerstown Bank.
Kignal D. Woodward. esq. Director on
the part Of the State in tina Farmers Bank u
Mar, land.
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NORTH EAST, NEW STORE

HENRY BENNETT has opened with an
L. Aentire new Stock Of Goods, such as are
usually sold in all country towns. His stock
is well assorted, selected with great deal Of
care, and will be sold at the very lowest
prices. either for cash or country produce.
1t consists Of the following goods. A COM
plete assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
QuEENSWARE AND HARDW ARE,
PROVISIONS AND DRUGS,
READY MADE CLOTHING
The most complete assortment Of BUILD
ING HARDWARE and Carpenters Tools
that has ever been offered in this part of the
country, which will be sold at equally as low
prices as they can he.Sod in Philada.
His CLOTHING is got up entirely under
his control by an 4. No. Tailor, who gets
up his work in the best manner. Customer
work got up at the shortest notice and in the
best style.
n. B.--Thc highest price paid for all kinds
IF country produce by
HENRY BENNETT.
North East, Cecil Co. Md
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Selling Off Fall and Winter

GOODS AT COST.-WN ToRpERT wishing to
VI close out his stock Of Winter Good. Is selling
at greatly reduced prices. Call and see.
Jan IL, 1888.
A Fine stock of Cloths. Cassimeres and Cassi
y nets, selling cheap, by VIM. TeKoERr.
HOSIERY. staple AMI Fancy Trimmings, But
1 tons, &c, a full stock for sale by
WV. ToRDERT.
NIERlMAC CALICOS A full stock of the
WI above in store and for sale by WIN. TonHERT
TUST received, Lot of Prime Dried Pcnchcs
y by WM TorBenr
pLEACHED Muslins; first quality bleached
II Muslins, selling at 10 and II cents. by
WIN. roRRERr.
GOLDEN Syrups, at Cpl cts per gallon, for sale
VI by WA TonBERT.
~ at WM ToRBERT's
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POSITIVE
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE.
Y will sell at Public Sale, at the hotel of N +.
L Is. Atkinson, in the village OF Fair
Hill, Cecil county, and State Of Md, on
Tuesday February l6, 1858,
Mt g O'Clock, p. NJ. all that FARM, now
owned by David Shearrer containing
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Is Il, T!rlrf Fl CIwHTG
ooLlSHEIF SATURDAY

Trp,, BY scKETTs.
o6b in advance.
81 paid in advance.
SGtlnbs OF Five.
ADvrpr Is. s'uDs Of Ten
dq %.ro viii be- three ' ' 1in.rs ts ono
quen "f; ana twctr cents for each snh r,r
por,jon". Srrti"n I"r ones in the same por .
e9naI 0,y-Tc lines BREWER. or space
ments TO thar Re Il square. Advertise.
yearI, ap,"hishtlarterly.s semi annually or
Sent d., at Modye rates. Advertisement, =
to b.. Iinhot 1humhcr Of times thew are
unru '"Scrfr,finr stated will be confinnad
above nr'id charged according to the
as safes rates. fractions ofa square charsed
rcar,oAo psrr discontinued until nj, 49,
1sHaS"s apipaiJ Will Ill ar
5I-rH'TLesopiHs ofthc PAPER. FIVE CENTS
Fifth an, D. d. PALMER. -igent. n. T.. corner If
49," lheslnut Streets, Pluladclplia.