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ANS FUN GaLG OIe - Iio AuuoC
A... at present occupied by VIM. Christian on 18th
,treet opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church. Church
Hill, 1t contains five rooms, with well of water III
the yard Terms liberal. Applyto
ia7-ta goblin 4 APPERS0N.
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- go REWARD.-Ran away from

- $40 REWARD.-Ran away from
"a the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
- gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, o.
~. loretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him H.
Richmond, to nay care; and furnished him with o
pass TO go and his wife, and return in one weeb
rom the date of the pass which was dated early IL
September last. Ills wife was then living III Ches
terleld county. near Petersburg. The above harmed
nezro was ernancpated by the late rhos. o. Taylor
{ viii give the above reward. if delivered TO me il
Richmond OF TO John Saunders, at Loretto. in Essex
county, Va. VIM. B. PHILLIPS.
dc r.
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Tcoz IT EssT.-A day Or two since, the spirited
M zre Of J. u. Nathan, ran away IRON before his
residence, at Lpckp3rt, n. York. aud took the
railroad track going east. Che came TO the high
bridge acrus the Gulf a run, but immediately
stackeaed her pace and walked safely across.-
The bridge is about Que hundred feet high, has no
railing, and the network Of timber is oniy covered
by tin.
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PIANOS. 10.
5 AlkNOk9s okUs
NUNNs { CEAaK's PA

.~-~11E.1 NuNNS 4 CLARk'S PlA-
- Nos.-aEvEN OCTAVE PIANOS
GmV P. II. TAYLOR hiss Just opsnssd
y y several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
from the popular mandatory Of Messrn, NUNS
CLARE. whuse instruments he has been selling curing
this past thirty years to the eutre o. tne
together with several excellent second hand nstr-
rsnts, which will be sol at unusually low prices .
MEL0DE0Ns, of Pelanbet's make to be obtained
ct thisestablishnlent only.
PIANO STOOLS. OF Q variety Of patterns
The most extensive assortment OF mUsiC ana Me
sicai Instruments in the State. p. II. TAYLOR,
10 25-ta Piano and Music Store. lS3 Main street.
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NEW GOODS I,

NEW GOODSi new GOoDS!.
PRICE n WATKINS.
The subscribers are receiving. per jamestown, to.
day, variety OF new and desirable 6eods, seIeeted
in person by one of their concern now In New York
They will continue to be supplied from time TO tune
with all the novelties of the season, and their friends
and customer may rely upon nndng IN tne.p
affords, well varied assortment at pr es that
cannot fail to please. Among the Goods opening To-
Rich Velvet Cloaks and MantIes
Silk Talmas Mantillas and Stella Shawls
Grey Cloth Cloaks and Busters
Spring silks-in Robes, Bayadere, Chene ana ga
spring De Laiues-in Printed Bayadere and
India Fo,Iards: French Foulard Robes
French and English Prints and Briliiantea
Party and Evening Dresses-in Rich Lace Robes,
French and English Prints and Ginghams
Cruyela Cloths, DE Bege, &c
Beautiful Lace Sets
Linen Trimmings
Victoria Collars and Sets
Damasks Huckabacks, &c
Materials for Boys Wear
Ladies', Gents and ChiIdren's Hosiery. Gloves.
fe lots PRICE WATKINS.
NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY l0rH.-
IN TH0s h. PRICE L co. are now getting. In
some choice. fancy and heavy Goods for the Spring
trade. just to hand. will be found:
English Prints in great variety
Choice Black Taffeta Silks
Do Do DO DC Bayedere Do DO
Hoped Skirts, (every stylel
Ladies' H. s. Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish LineL4 Sheetings &c.
Plaid DomE tics Cotton Osnaburgs, Brown Cot
large lot colored and Black Silks and Silk
Robes.
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates.
ia t.. K. Il
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TIE AMERfcAN Horse fANEs.-rhe American,
John 8. karey, has been exhibiting before British
royalty his power over untrsined and vicious
horses. he wac left alone with each animal for q
short time, and then the creature found to be
perfsstiy dociIe Ills secret was communicated, in
confidence. TO Sir Richard Airey, who In similar
confidence has communicated il to Mr.. Panch.--
Mr.. karey, 81 seems, whispers to the horse. and
what he says is-"If you don't obey, old boss, /
guess IN read you something out of the Morning
lSar And the horse obeys, partly in terror, part
iy 70 show that he has NOT the tastes Of donkey.
--Panct.
CoRRHer MIsSoaER.--We know ar old lady who,
when she aludss 10 the leader of the Mornons al
ways calls him--either unntentionally, or else by
o curious jumbis of idsas--"Mr. Bigamy Young
H.
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COAL.

WELL
A NTHRACITE CUAL.-300 tons RED
"A and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, FOL
sale at the lowest market price FOR CASH. Apply t.
& Is IiiSCpMB. Coal ONCE l4th ST.,
fe 25-ts Near Nayo's Bridge.
GLOVER HILL CUAL.-The subscri
~ Der has always on hand both large ana small
LUMP COAL. which he will deliver to the public
puncrUaiy when ordered. % WHITING,
fe I'm Near Petersburg Depot
hTOUD.-pine and Oak WOOD for sale
w by the single cord, on the following terms,
viz. Pine Wood So o. Oak Wood Si-City measure.
Terms cash. apply 10 ,,,,,,-.,,
NJ " WARRINGTON,
ia 22-2rn Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
CHEAP ENGINE FUEL. Fine Coke
~ delivered at 6 cents per bushel. If mixed with
email proportion of bitumin0us coal, 1t makes
very economical fuel for steam sngiAes. Yards. cor
10th street and Basin, aud 6th and Byrd streets
ia It's JNo. j. W ERFH ARt-
DEDUCTION IN FUEL.-We have on
AZ hand full supply of excellent HARD COKE,
which will be delivered for the balance OF the season
Il bi5O per load At this price it is. beyond compa
gison the cheapest fuel to be- bad for close Stoves
looking Ranges and Heating Furnaces
Ry- Yards corner 10Th street and Basin, and 6th
md Byrd streets. JN0. j. WERfH. Agent.
10
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pRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS


\ -Buptures cured Ruptures radically cured
The price II DR.. Shermans great radical cure rupturr
Truss has been reduced from Sij 10 only S. placing
u Ia the power OF all TO obtain OF these
Trusses, and be perfectly cured. This Truss
veni-nuy DO sent by mai or express 20 any portion
OF the State.
ssni a measure Of your hips pelvis-saying
whether you desire . weak strong spring, dis
tinctly writing Your name aud place OF residence
The pal % this Truss works the ball and socket
system, giving 1t great latitude of motion.
sPps its prcssurs ut any given point and then fixing
Il there at your pleasure py small lever attached
1t Is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss neat
instrument being perfectly simple aud not at all liza
bic t. get out OF order IKE broken. 1t has cured
great number OF persons in this city and throughout
the STATE aud We Sil most eheeriuily refer gen
tistnen who are we'll known for their veTacity and
re5psctabiilty, who nave themselves been thorough
cursi Of this dan disease aud tina tt0o in
OF long standing and OF All az grcvatdd nature.
All medical MIL pronounce 1t tho Very best Truss
known.
The uaoney for the Truss must invariably DO sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing can send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city, viii give
any reference to responsibility and promptDess
The Truss Or any information concerning It, can be
had of q. &, Jackson,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
". B. Persons owning vaiuasle slaves VINO are rup-
tursd, should by all means obtain one; for they will
not only cure, but so durable that they the
cheapest in the end
Ali kinds Of rrusses kept and cold on reasonable
terms. de l3-lv
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AT Oh 'h' '0"h' WIN A CHRISTIAN.
10 Observation-Disclosures from

~ the service of the James River aud Kanawha
"A Company, on the 2tlh inst, two negroes,
named JOHN and SAM, both the property
of kennou whitiug Esq, of Elizabeth City county
John is a muatto and Fam is bacon cclored and
both are young men and about five feet ten inches
high These negroes have been hired during the
three past Years to Messrs Ellis Peers and others
OF this city rs Transfers and boat hands, and they
are no doubt lurking about the city at this time
The James River and kanawha Company will pay
VIII at the Law allows and tell dollars besides, on each
Of them any person who viii arprehend and lodge
them in any jail in this city, 80 that caa get pos
session of them. n Il CHlNN,
aSup't of Repairs r and K Canal
RrrpNoNn Peb 96 IS5S fe 2I-ltS
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gRL CARRIAGES, CAKRIA0E9

~ The subscriber has on hand at his Coarh
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley. betwses
Main aud Cary, 18th and 18th srreesl rear the "a
ulahlan Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEEs IA
ROuGHEs. HpgGlES, with aud without tops ana
sULhIES, all Of his own make, Of the best materials
and Workmanship; all OF which will be snd az low a.
good work OF the kind can De in the city Of Rich.
mond. and respectfully ask call from those in
want OF any article in the Carriage line a. am de-
termiped 10 make to order aud sell at tie Iowest
prices possible, and all work Sold that Is new war
ranted- MICAJAH MANGUM
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OF THE MEDICAL COL,

LEGE.-Ths institution located at the corner OF
daisail and College streets, in convenient and
airy situation, is open for the reception of patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Med
cal or Sargcal aid, except the insane, and persons
affected with contagious diseases, admitted into
it, wards
The accommodations for tie sick are complete, and
rriyate rooms provided for patients desiring
them.
The patients under The charge # the Professors
of the College, aided by an experienced Resident
Physician. TIE charges for Board, Medical Atten
dance, Nursing. and Medicine, are, for
nite patle per Wt'eA'
tOk0reu 40. , 10. 10
private room ..... ............S! topf3 10. 30.
by an arrangement with the proprietors OF tie
Bellevue Hospital in cases requiring SaHVicdt OPP
ration in addition TO the above rates, fee varying
iom 81 to $50 in different cases, will be charged for
the operation. The particular fees may be ascer
taiHed on application to either the attending STR
seons or tn the President OF the Intirmary.
Go Al charges 10 be paid the removal Of the pa
aent
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
TO Che lnfirmary. or to obtain information concern
ing it, may address the President the Steward.
Attending Surgeons-Profs GIBSON, PEfICoLAs and
WEXFORD
Attending Physcians-Profs. TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident yscian-MARIoN HOWARD. II. d.
StewaFi-k. VI. PARRISH.
Presidential 8 JoYSEs NJ ID, IN 6-fsm
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10 half
10 quarter
Il


In ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
or:sred on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending ia
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
AE Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
Az Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
as- All prizes OF 81 800 aud under paid immediate
iy after the drawing. Other prizes at the ueua time
ofthirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN CO.. Augusta, Ca,
IT, Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders nlled aud
save time, by addressing s. SWAN CO., at either
Of those cities.
a1- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each one IL
entitled TO- will be published after every drawing m
he following papers: The n Angussa ga Consti-
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
Intelligence, New York Weekly Day Book savan-
nah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and Pauldng fMiss Clarion NH
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!. 4s5 prizes. amounting TO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters 81 30.
y A AE DyerkRY

Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters 81 30.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $1,000. corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate
sIips paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes, similarly printed and enerced
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reyOlped, and number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
lime Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Namher and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ID to the audience and registered b the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION PaIzFs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the % Approxina-
on Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. ii $50 draws
the so 900 Prize those Tickets numbered IL 248 IL 249
ll,25l, II 1852 will each be entitled to $500 Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the $50 $50 Prize those Tickets num-
bereJ 548 5i9 $751; 552 will each be entitled to $500
and so on, according TO the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
la cure Ofthe number that draws the $40 900 prize.
For example: If the number drawing the $70,G0
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
aumber ends ia /, will be entitled to $50. Ifths num-
Der ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2, viii be entitled to $40 aud on
too
Certificates packages viii be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Celtilcate Of q package of 10 whole Tickets. $50
half
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AUTHORIZATION PEiXBH.
prize, are $1,000
prizes Of $500, experimenting to $4,000
prize, are 100
d. prizes Of $780, spproximating TO $1,000
prize, are 80
priaes Of sl25, approximsting 10 5000
prize. are 300
prizes OF SlUO, approximating to t,'t0
prize, arc 400
prizes of S15 appfoInnatinE TO x3,OJe
prize, are 500
prizes are 200
600 prizes Of so ere l00,G0G
: 4S5 prizes. amounting TO s3allEG
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cEE,N GEO A. AlNSLIE--Wculd
- respectfully invite the afssrtscp II ~
ifi.nds aud the public generally % ma iarrs 81
iasfignable assortment ofCARRfAGES. BUal}IEs
&C; Ihis work IL nannfactu, ed IN this city In cssn
call from those desiring purchase 4 fsona.seS
a LsO--A secondhand SIX seat CAkR fxar -,
hAhNbEss ia good order, fof saIA low '
Go. A. AINsLJE.
Coach Maker 10Th xtract
Ie zo-Im between Main and r..s
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~ HAGAN'S JOHN r ant q

va H3E HhuhN . JUHN Is out a.
o. the ring. The question will d3N
thy Of bis wages. and why should man III, ~
snce OF good will, '"N 'Oh'iaa'
Rise, Jupiter. and Snuff The Mos %
HAGAN'S JOHN stiii retains Creek Safian With
all It's laws and indelible rtehts for IL h urs,,s
that "seifpreseryaton Is the frst law on Natsre
Why should man despair. 30 long a. there h a rast
70 unisri. for he knnweth not his des,inyl There
lore, have commenced my old business ON IAN
row 70 six horse Coech--wili hire ont selI trada
and take Horses on liyery--wiil be ready to trads
nr anything, IRON geese yoke up 20 blind on =
Barnum. with all his kumbugs and Walker xi,l, nj.
military renewn, IL norhing 20 compare 10 ia.
SASS JOHN career. which yon will hear more a
hereafter JOHN HAGAN
ia i9-ts Creek Ns,so,,
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{ TREAT BARGAINS Will BE UF-
~ fersa at No. 20 Main street. by the subscriber,
whoas selling OIL without regard TO cost his attrac-
0oots Wood and Willow Ware Baskets Toye
Yankee Noii ms, Brushes, Brooms &C. &C. Persons
visiting the city on the occasion OF the Inauguration
will ind this rare opportunity 10 supply them
selves with such kind Of notionsa call is solicited
Il. WARREN
fe9n M MAR
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q GREAT NORTHERN

70. szg aszssEJ GREAT NORTHERN
III ~ ttssess6%AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRAV EL.-fW ICE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
EXCEPTEp) BETWEEN, RICHMOND, BALTI
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND new YORK, VIA
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASHINGTON.-OTer the
Richmond, fredericksburg end Potomac Railroad, to
the Potomac River, 5eventyiye pliles and by splen
did and comfortable steamers thence tn Washington
afty-ive miles-in al 100 miles in seven hours, being
seomfortabieand perfectly safe rate OF speed
Hours Of departure 6t5 AN and 5i,P:M. a a
TO Washington, Baltimore Pbiladelphia and New
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 2aO Broad
w STREET, The only place where you can obtain
a cheap pair OF Shades. See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 375zo, cheap az 75c
Plain Shades 5aic, worth 81
Bouquets 75c, worth Sl25
Vases only 81. 2t1
ao.h,c style Si," l5o
Gold aud Velvet sl.25 cheap rs
Geld Centre Sl.50, worth 60
Gold aud Velvet Centre a, cheap at 400
Dry Landscapes 81 5sl worth 400
Also, q large assortment Of India Rubber Table
OIL cL0Ths durable article. Those in want of
goel article az low price would do we'll to call AT
IL. doLDES's Dry Goods and Shade Store,
go Broad street.
B.-Storeksepers and Peilars supplied al New
York prices.
e5a- Shades made 10 order at short notice.
ia 2g-ts
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
" against the estate of John Womble. decd. will
present them for settlement. properly authentica
led to the undersigned aud all persons indebted to
said estate will make payment TO Us.
JNO. Y. W0IBLE. }
JUS. a. CRkNSuAW, }Exr's.
WIN. ii. LYONS, J
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IT, NOTICE.-The steamer
Estsss COURTS PECK, will. on and after
TUESDAY next, the 10th, commence running be
tween this place, Portsmouth aud Norfolk. Leaving
the wharf at Rockets, every Tuesday, Thursday
saturday morRngs.at 6ta O'Clock, precisely. and
return each alternate days, Except sundays) ma
king in connection with the Glen Cove. daily line
as heretofore between these places.
Passage TO Portsmouth or Norfolk S2, meals %
each r. y. HAShIN5.
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Union STEAMSHIP COM

u ON1ON SOIh~
PkNY-F0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
NT@4kXCITY POINT AND NQRFQLK.-Steam
Dsr CITY OF RICHMOND. Captain
Mifcheli: steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Teal: Steam er VIRGINIA, Captain R.keley.
One of these superior Steamers viii leave Klchm3nd
until further notice, every MONDAY and TIL I lis
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving Phi!G-
,:elphia every WEDN ESDAY aud SATU RDAf NOR
ming at 10 o'clk.
Tn, Sc Steamers are now In fine order increased &C
commodations for the comfort Of passengers having
been added as also more room for freight; and we
hope by regularity, dispatch and care i'll protecting
goods committed to Charge to receive an Increase
ofpatronage.
a1- No translipmentb by this line.
Passage through TO New York. and found, Sic 90
Do do Philadelphia, andfound. ct
cabsn, S0
Cabin. 400
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Boats.
H1- Passengers by this line can stop In Philedei
pha two three days and then proceed to New York
By the same ticket II. Il. FUTILE, Agent,
u26 Rockets.
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Ax ASrroryrr.--Ex-Consal Pike, when in Portu-
gal, visited half Submerged city ST. ives. of
which he gives the following account. We fnd
his narrative in the Brooklyn Eagle;
.sThe Portuguese appear TO know little about II
ana to care less.it runs out into the sea, in the
waters Of which The chimneys and other ruins
may be traced for two miles. Dir. Pike supposes
1t 10 have been sunk by an earthquake, whtsh has
as5 tufnei the coarse of the river now running at
St. Uvss lie excavated one room ofths fallen city
which was filed with sand, aud found various or
psu,enta of copper aud porcelain, aud a jar OF
ccins Of Roman, Venetian and Moorish make. The
foor wss bssuttfui mosaic, aui the walls were
painted in fresco. The portngese have named the
city 'Truya' This ancient city gave rise to much
Conversation, aud Mr.. pike promised further In
formation ~ q subsequent meeting"
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JAMES RIVER HYDRA JULIO CEMENT

j ~ ~ 49, " - = Ava = '-A~ V -- -
The celebrated James River Cement Works are
now in tull and successful operation and prepared
to furnish 1880 casks monthly.
The Cement is manufactured from PURE HY-
DRAULIC CEMENT STONE and approximates
nearer the original Roman Cement than any other
in the United States.
In order 10 maintain the high reputation 1t now
possesses the manufacture is conducted with the
greatest care and skill strictly discarding all foreign
matter and put up in good STRONG casks, without
adaterati0n
IT, EVERY CASK WARRANTED
Orders should DE addressed TO the proprietor,
CHARLES II. L0CHER,
Balcony Fails, Va,
Or to the General Agents,
BRIpGFORD i co,
Re Sim Richmond Va
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CPEClAL NOIICE.-kENOyaIIvn

SPEClAL HO1lCE.- kENuV Iivn,
~ REMOVAL, ZAP CLOTHING. The
sub49ribrrs contemplating their removal, in view
OF the building of their new store on the
site nc present occupied by them. and wishing
10 make the removal as much known to their
friends as possible take this opportunits of
calling sttentiua to the fact. and at the same
fine would notice particularly the stock which
We are selling NO cheap. that all who examine the
goods acknowleged that such is the case. For bar
gains we would advise persons interested to call for
street After the LIST of APRIL we int nd occupying
the store, next door above the corner OF i4th and
Maio street, ca the North side of Main.
Chesp for cash Is orr motto, anxious TO
reduce the stock as low possible.
So GR05HhNG, TUPMAN b CO..
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MINES, BRANDY, AND WHISKEI.


CHARLES PALMER, corner ofCary aud Virginia
streets, offers for sale
II cases fine CLARET WINE
IL &c. casks old PORT, warranted genuine
is Octav. JUICE of the GRAPE
10 qrs andechths finest C0aNAC BRANDY
20 ar pipes "5eign.tte" brand Do
10 do do "Pinet' do Do
81 DDls old Pennsylvania WHlSKEY
40 bbis kennedy's" OLD RYE
a bbls Brownweils Do
II ibis Kentucky BOURBON"
20 DO Zegier's PEaNSYLVANIA
~ do Carl Zeigler's OLD RYE
II do congress" RYE.
The above articles are warranted pure aud will be
sold on acceptable terms. fa Is-3tswts
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TIL DISPATCH.
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sG...... .....-....s..M Akch ? iS
r nm nay MORNING

" fNtfss.s va - -
EhtDAs : -
na.,.v,,1 Grrssr srcss "A story is Anoat,
:. a 49, sossip has been cccasiensd In cunoer-
INA coanty, IA. By the folio~ihg efenmssancses
Isp ~ tssufss Fry, Of shippenshurg. married :
-,.sa. ssrl bsionGiag 10 gang who were naunt
~ "a neirhborhcod, about three years ago. ahe
s,.sv rIrfs father vas enrxged ut this thst ne
s,ssn.ppsd her, and sent her 20 parts unknowa
NJ rry mourned her lose two yssrs. and .nea
ras,sisa again Bat. says the shippenseurs Ne'rs'
La, wesk Mr. Rrys Ard .eifs-his sipsey with
s,,n.~nv sith .-Georgc Fry the second,' arrived
a. shs s.,.ss In search Of him. BY tue assistance
Of of,ssr shade, she was successful 10 hnaies
him. exnr, an.arino into
ssa,Is AZ thts time, OF the exeruciating suHerine
Mrs. r,y hss undergone since her departure rom
thi, nisea. The intelligence OF her nuspsnds Sc
e,nJ r,arriare was q severe shock 20 hrr, pat she
ssa1 seel.res her exclusivesright 10 him.
j: sppssr., BY the way, that Mr.. Fry. second wife
w.. "a w,ios,- that her husband went TO Caifor.
,,,s .,,s,o years ago and, soon after bis arrival
there. "a was rumored that he was murdered. A
:sx xe.ks STAGE = letter was received from him by
her we have been faformed, 10 which he states
that be will retnra In the next steamer. sc. WHAT
the faais OF this romance will be 10 beyond the
power " human ken.