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CONFUSION OF MURDER, AND SUlcIDE-A man
named John Pergen, German, gave himself uI
to the deputy Superintendent of Police, in Brook
lyp, N. Y, on Tuesday hight, saying that he had
killed a man in Newtown. On Wednesday he
committed suicide by hanging himself In his cell
As no murdered man can be found IL is believed
Pergen was insane.
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ELECTION FxcIrEMENr At SANDWICH, C. Wat the
formal declaration at Sandwich, Canada West, on
the 9Th inst, by the Sheriff of the elected par
mentary candidate, the greatest excitement pre-
vailed. Two three thousand people assembled,
and the Sheriff was obliged TO flee into Michigsn
t. save his life. Mr. Mcdonald Reeve, of Windsor
attempted to address the crowd, but was beaten
and severely injured. Mr.. Mcleod was declared
elected over Rankin, the ministerial candidate.
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OUTRaGE--Mr. John b. Jaques, of Newark, New
Jersey, found insensibfe in pond in the
Ninth ward of Brooklyn, \. u. on Wednesday
morning. 1t appears that he had been inyiegled
from Newark by a man named Smith, ths keeper
of saloon, and against whom a charge was pend
ing for selling liquor withouta license, and Jaques
was the principal witness for the prosecution
Arrived in Brooklyn, Smith was Joined by one Ny
ers, the keeper of a saloon Fulton avenue, when
they robbed and threw Jaques into the pond where
he was found,
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KILLED sY DoGs.-A gentleman at Wimborne
Dorsetshiro, Eng, recently got mp at night, and
went down to kennel, where pack Of hounds
were fighting, to quiet them, when they fell upon
him, tore him to pieces, and then ate him up.
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NEGRO HIRING.--The subscriber re

NEGRO HlklNd.-The subsCr1ber re-
kN turns his thanks to his former friends and pa-
tor past fayors and takes this method Of In
forming them and the pnblic generally that he
intends 90 continue the business the coming year,
promising to use his hest exertions TO obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted to
him. and also TO give them his personal attention in
case Of sickness. lie has a large and comfortable
house for them during the hiTnR. in which they can
stay until hired out.
He would advise that Negroes should be sent In ~
early as practicable after Christmas.
refer. hy consent. TO the following persons:
n. X, HILL, / pi.h,nora
BAxER q PTEAstNTs, e"o
JSo. L. W. q. LATAsE, King William.
DR. e. GRIPFIS FArNTLERoY, K,,. n nr.sr
DH. THoMAs LtTasE, "s <"
DR. BKv. D. REY. v.ox
Da. JAS. Ii. LArAyE, h''eN'
r. A. J. CLOPT0E,
Ohice corner Of Wall and Franklin streets,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson. Hill Co.'S
de I'm
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D.Rrxo TgrYr.--William White. . free

DARING THEFT.-Wll'Iam White, q free
negro, was examined before the Mayor last satur'
day and sent on 70 the Hastings Court, TO answer
the charge of stealing trunk Of clothes valued At
| $50 from Dr. William A.. Washington, on the 4th
instant. The trunk was faken from the boot Of a
hack while the Doctor was passing from Rockets to
the Medical College, some Of the stolen articles have
been recartured and 1t is possible thnt The remain
| der may vet he discovered.
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REMOVALS, 90.

DEMOVAL -
IL EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
c. w. PURCELL & CO.
The subscribers have removed to their new house
at the corner "a Main and GoVernor streets, where
they will continue the
ENOs'ASGE AND BANKING BUSINESS
in all its branches.
Exchanges ON the principal city bought and sold
at the current rates. -
Foreign and American Gold wanted, for which We
will pay the highest premium
Having prompt aud responsible correspondents IN
all parts Of the CniOn prepared t0 make col
lee tions on the most favorable terRs
We will pay pertcuiar attention TO the gale oi
every description of stocks, aud will advance on
same when required, on reasonable terms.
81. u G.. W. PURCELL co
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HEAvY LIABuIrfEs.-At Q recent meeting OF the
creditors of sandeman 4 Co., 1T London, whose
failure was announced on the 1lth OF November, IL
was found that their liabilities direct and ind
arsoupted to nearly $4,000 0oo bnt II Ii believed
that payment in full will bs effected.
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SHORT ALLOWANCE IN THE NoRTHwEsr.-The Chi
cago Uli.) Tribune learns from Messrs. Morrison 4
Cook, traders from st. Paul, Minnesota, that, in
Northern Wisconsin, deer meat is abort the only
food the people have, aud that at this time there
is not supply OF any kind of provisions TO last
them a month. Provisions, however are now be
ing nurchased hY traders for that section.
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LOST AT sEA.-Csptain Benjamin I. Noycs, of Lin
conville, aged 2S; also his wife, Mary NJ, only
lowell, aged %. Captain Noyes sailed from New
York, as master Of the brig Free State, loaded with
flour and grain, bound for Lisbon. Portugal, and
has not since been heard from. Nothing Is known
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. B. COOK & CO, AuorIosRKRf,

" B. COOK & Co, AuoTIosRKRf,
Il. No. 70, MAIN sTREET, offer their services I
,s nuhlc ne Aucti0neers for the sale OF Real Eaats
Furniture tlroeeries Dry 0oods Horses Cattle, &c.
terms
Havingl ss.ss si o@mmoiious rooms, they will N
sI goods tor sale al rfrd sale without the charg
q storage.
Outdoor .ales Of every description attended 70 uT
u r. CpOK. VIM. MOTT.
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DEATH OF A ARACER.-''iIumming Bird" promis
ing threeyear old, belonging to Col Hester's sta
Bile, died in Savannah on Wednesday last.
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NEW AGENCY IN GODDIN's HAIL.

A'-The suhscr riber having secured the large front
Bank and lth strects offer his services 10 the cif
zens of Richmond. Manchester and the surrounding
AGENT, viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting out
Houses, Collecting Claims. and would also attend 10
the sale OF WHEAT. FLOUR, CORN, TOBACCO.
well acquainted with the citizens of Richmond hav.
ing been born and raised among them. aud to them
the citizens generally. My terms rhall be moderate
de 2l-dim@ A. +, MADDOX.
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rI1HE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
10. ~ FRoNT sTRKET. NEW YeRK.
CONNOLLY & ADAMS.

CONNOLLY & ADAMS,
COkRIS lION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
roH THR sAIE cF
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MAECFAC
TURED TOBACCO.
AN~ Liberal aivancements on consignments. va
kFtSNHS {. ADAMS is connected with our house
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoPT. ID. ADAAs.
" D-dm
ARUS s SHl lNE, Auctioneers and
IL Commission Merchants, No. u Main street. Civ,
heir undivided services Auctionpers for the sale
real estate, merchandise Of every description. AND
honseholi furniture.
BALE II horses mules. cows, wagons and carrisgee
&C., Sr. every Saturday.
r G. LARUs. JAS. n. SHINE.
2~-is
". ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Practices In the Courts of Richmond, Henrico. Han
ever and Chesterfield. All Notarial engagement
promptly performed.
ofice corner Bank and llth streets. opposite God
diu's Hall Richmond. l9-Sm
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~ suit purchasers.
WANTED.-A few Shares Of Richmond Danyill,
Railroad stock, for which the highest market price
will be paid.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and BaItt
G. w. PURCELL h CO,
sp4s-H ExchanAs Brokers
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NEW KENT TRAGEDY.-Jt is said by
those who profess to know, that the negro fcilow,
Dick, charged with the murder OF Mr.. JAMES T.
GRAsr, in his mothers house. on the night of the
Sd instant, has made confession, and implicated
another servant in the terrible decd lady is also
implicated by his statements, ard is said TO have
bean arrested
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:. e. yTpGINIA

4y MECHANICS INSTITUTION WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, the 18th Oct. two PRIMARY Schools
will be opened by the Committee of the Institute.
one in SAUNDERS ALL, on Foushee street, between
Grace and Broad, under the management of Mr.. W
A. RsssIg and the other in the PREsBYTERftS scHoOt
HOUSE on Franklin street, st its intersection with
2S.l street Rev. THOMAS II. JoSEs being the princi
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other night, and FREE OF CHARGE TO all boys
who are members of the Institute. Persons wishing
to obtain certificates OF membership and tickets H.
the Schools eau do 50 by calling the Secretary
at the Hall of the Institute, either Of the fol-
lowing persons:
Law Buldng.
SAMUEL g. COTTRELL
Main ST., betw. 18th aud 18th,
A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
IiTh and Main sts.,
orf-ts Com. on Night Schools, V.M.I !.
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John X. COOK

GENERAL AGENT
WIN continue 10 HIRE OUT NEGkUES, 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.
da
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IIIORTH READING.-Why is II that 20


w many suffer and repfne and drag cut misera-
bis existanes, untitled for the enIoyfnsnts and even
ordinary pursuits of lii~ when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored By treatment at
convenient anu safe we'll permanent In It's
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease ult
mating 10 loss Of appetite, yigor and distate of
social Joys the undersigned tenders bis professional
services assuring the sufferers cander aud sincerity.
pleasant convenient and proper prescriptions, a
thorough cure and sound body and mind without un
pleasant restrictions hindrsnce from ordinary to-
siness pursuits.
All diseases Of private nature from wbatsover
cause either recent chronic -trcures sn irrttabs
bladder &c; also, Screfua. Asthma, Rheumstisrn,
Piles &C. skillfully aud successfully treated.
Dr. Harris be consulted. daily. betwecn the
hours Of 10 A. NJ and p NJ. and 10 IN v. NJ. st hts
rooms, United States Hctel-
Ladies of delicate constitutions, or those sunerfuk
from complaints pceniar 10 tho sex, invited 70
communicate or send their address. !,
In order 20 satisfy oft imposed up0n community
that there IL intention on the part q Dr. IA 10
hnmbug thrEi he begs state that no fec 90 reino
neration will be received until entire satisfaction
shall I've given.
Call upon or address
q Rtahn axxaA u
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.vuARLES F. \. SMITH

.vuARLES F. \. SMITH
e. kgt1;fTECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER
oaaec nj the Va e. X. X. Eepot y stairs.
IAsajers. Specifications. Es,pstcs. &C. for all mt-
.n3nI-si purposes Will hs furnished The construc.
~. ~ WIN requiring expcf!sne" and skill, will Nv
yntenJeS With care, and complete satisfaction
Wsvtsni"j , ,....,,. ,., -. r. .S,
- ia lin
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UNPARpoNAn1E PRAorIoE.-We invite

i
the attention Of the police to the fact that some
Of the "runners' of the fire companies are in the
habit Of taking possession Of the side walks with
their reels at night, to the imminent peril of per-
sons thereon. Some few nights since. whilst an
old building on Main street between I'D and sd.
was on fire, two reels passed down the sidewalks
one on the North and the other the South
without the slightest resard:for the safety of the
hundreds Of persons going 10 and returning from
the fire. The carriage way at the time was dry
and uuobstructed. but the youngsters pulling the
reels seemed to prefer the sidewalks because they
could endanger the lives and limbs of others than
their clan Indeed. al alarm of fire rarely occurs
in the night, that the sidewalks are not invaded
by reels, and We really hope that the Mayor will
instruct his officers to arrest these v0lators of the
law and bring them before him for punishment
We are in favor of encouraging the iremen In
every possible manner, and for rewarding them for
their lsbors, so long az they keep within the
bounds of reason; but when they intentionally
dash down the sidewalks with their machines
and thus endanger the lives and limbs OF old and
young; or when they create false alarms merely
TO try the speed of respective companies. we de-
sire to see them made to feel that they living
in land of laws and that others have rights as
well as themselves.
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.. B. BsIpafosn, " TiNeLEY PAIR
FRASKIIs sArTRSvs.
DRTDGFORD & CO., General Commits
ID SION and Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock
Ei-hm.nd. Va.
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J. Eldrsi simkins, who distinguished himself In
the Mexican died at Siverton, s. C. ,on the lsth
uit
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CLOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM

ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
l. PLETE FOR sALR.-I have one Of Noyes g.:
machinery for making the best Family Flour, foi
sale very low, comprising Smut Machine Screen
BotIng Cloths, Elevators, Shafts, Pules Belts anc
Mtl Or Steam Engine. and capable Of making II bar
Teis Of best Family Flour In twelve hours This Nil
and Machinery has been worked In the city of Rich
moflf shout months, BY George Merriam, decd
making superior Family Plonr. and is now rs go9o
new The present owner having no use tor II
will sell IL for less than half of the na cost The
machinery be and the price ascertained By
application at the United States Hotel.
JOHN A. JETER.
S.B.-This NH Will grind 10 bushels OF corn Pc,
hour into the finest Meal. sc S-dts
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nHONAs ". kEESEE,

L AUCTIoNE.R,
(O4soe corner # 18th ami Cary streets,)
ynl sftrn3 - the sale ol REAL GsTkTk. MEk
CHANpIsR HOUSEHOLD FURSITURs. &C.
sa-sale ot Horses every SATg RDAY.
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DEMOyAL..Dr. PLUME has removed

IL his Office TO the third house, South Of Trinity
Church. South side, and abont one hundred yards Do
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. p continues 10 treat all
syphlhs and gonorrhoal complaints; and having had
rive very genera. satisfaction call from those in
tsrested il solicited.
Dr. p also max and venda one cf the best restora
tves (Cbemcal Extract Of French Flowers for con-
stitufional weakness ever offered to the rnblic.
DR. p may be consulted coBfdentiaily by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent 10 or
der in almost any direction . -.
once honrs from A. NJ, till 2 A. NJ. Franklha
Get near the Exchange Hotel Rehmond city, We
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WORK HOUsE.-The necessity for a
house of correction in which minors, charged with
offences, be confined. is apparent all that
We wonder the City Council has so long delayed
the opening of the present work house. There are
now several boys in iail.charged with offences for
which they are TO answer before the courts, hut
because of their youth and the renngnance which
juries always feel 20 sending lads to the State
prison. there is very little doubt that most ofthem
will be aet At large at the end of their trial 10
new their operations in burglary and theft, only
tho more confirmed in their evil practices after \
sojourn in prison with older and viler characters
If the Jail were arranged that prisoners could
BE confined in separate apartments according to
the grade Of their offences. the effect of that con-
fnement might be less injurous; but where bur
glars, pickpockets, incendiares highwaymen and
common trl args-whiie and black-aFe all
thrown together, higgledy-piggiedy, with nothing
but mischief to employ their minds, mtst not the
lads among them be utterly ruined, Certainly
there is no reason to hope otherwise On the other
hand. il these young scamps were sentenced to the
work house where they could be placed under the
strict discipline of some man who would exercise
proper influence on their morals. aud continual
y point out to them the good from the bs d, might
not they be reclaimed and made useful AID valua-
ble men, Tn other cities, houses of correction
have proved Invaluable in reforming that class of
boys whose parents are too worthless 10 take care
of them; also in making good women of bad
ones, and sober men Of drunkards. Tie chain
gang just the institution for the characters that
compose il, but house Of correction Is the place
for others not so hardened in crimo and utterly
lost to shane.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

HuL n. NJ. SoSRLEET.
HILL & N0RPLEET.
III GENERAL COMMISSION \
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
orFicE sHoCKoE sLIr,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
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MARBLE NORhS.

AfAhbLE WVTND'
JOHN W. DAVIES,
PRACTICAL STONE CuTTRR AND MASON.
Nan street between sth AMI 9th sts..
RICHMOND VA.
Mnrunlents NJ any sze or design. made TO order
= a. i-,st Italian or American Marble
respectfully invite the attention Of those in want
sfck which Is the largest and best finished
.ss,~tr1ept OF MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIE
GES ana NkNTLRS, to he found in ihe city.
ee~FiGst Premiums sTsr'cd h5 the Virginia Agrf
.,1tErsi S1ci,ty and Mechanics Institute. 20
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EOR Saba superior article OF
II SMITHS hnd ENGINE COAL on hand. Also,
very good Average.
I'tllStf l-11
AYerH1e-.'.. ~
Enquire Of NM. GRAY,
De J1-lm NeHr Armory.
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COMFORTS AND MUfPLERs-

COMFORTS AND MUFFLKRS--
~ Tsimss aud HOODS
Net over Jacifers aud SACKS
Merino Shirts and DRAWERS
Gents Hose and half HOSE
Ladies and Children N0SE
Servants Hoe and half i03E
Gloves and uANpKEkcHIkf0
Crayats and sUspkN0SRA. @s
| We hare oa hand larger stSck II the above
0<ssis than can 10 fOund IN any one heasa - thA
sffy and guarantee ths prtoes ~ b. - iew = thsl
eau Ss bought In this " sny other nsxksG
I y. G. CQuAIExH, n
4 de io-ini s ~s Ha brad eefssk
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4 tunnel under the Straits Of Dover, to connect
England and France, has, for some time, been dis
cussed by engineers and capitalists in those coun
tries. The estimated cost is about 900, and
the time necessary for the completion Of the work
six years.
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AN APPROPRIATE NAng.-The ship Flying Scud, on
her recent voyage to California, is said to have
made 400 miles In IS hours, equal to 1e l-6 miles
per hour This is believed to be the highest speed
ever attained on the ocean.
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REVOLUTIONARY WARRIOR IN TRorBLg-The
Albany (N. y EypreSs alludes to the sad case of
an old revolutionary warrior an Indian. or half
breed, who is at present residing in that city The
mans name is John OBrien Skenau dosh and his
age Is lo6 years. The following facts, which we
ind In the Express, We are assured are feliable:
With him lives granddaughter anI her child
SAenan'doSh is a man ofsuperior intelligence bsv
Ing been educated in Paris Hs came to this country
try with Lafayette and fonght in revolution urder
"eneral Washington. Although 50 far advanced in
years his voice is strong and powerful, and when
conversng about Washington he seems inspired
with new life. He ia to all appearance hale and
hearty, save that he is considerably weakened by
the deprivation of food and the loss of seep Now
this old revolutionary herois in great want, md ba
1t not been for Unfortunate visit ofsone Deiyhhors
might have died from starvation The room he
occupies is unfurnished, save by few remnants of
what was once furniture. lie has nothing but a
small furnace to keep fire in, and until within
day or two has had nothing to make fire with.
lie has no bed nor bedding, and in fact is almost
destitute OF clothing. last week daughter OF his
grand child actually died from starvation and cold
A nrishhor furnished coffin, and on Sunday last
tho mother having placed the child in il, took il
herself In lumber wagon 10 burying ground
and deposited its remains in the mother earth
The grand daughter has managed to beg sufficient
to Keep life in the family, while the old man has
become 80 eDfeebled from the lack Of food that he
has scarcely been able to move about lie saws If
he only had sufficient TO eat and could sleep nights
he feels confident he would last several resrs
yet.
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DEFERRING to the advertisement o1
IL my removal TO 18th street, between Main snG
Cary beg leave 10 submit 20 my customers and tn,
public n general the following rate OF prices for th'
winter seaaon:
Lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider bot
tied up ~ quarts Psr d9s'' 81 Bottles Included
.-t halfdo. d" " 80 cents-bottles sxtr
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BURIED ALIvE.-Agnes Gwinn, free
woman from Henrico county, was buried alive In
the city Jail last Saturday. for living in the city
with improper papers. As the Unstings Court
sits to-day, she will be resurrected and taken be-
fore that body for further action.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA,l
RICHMOND, 18th J2ly, 1857 !
THE undersigned offers for sale Stock Of
this Bank, for the purpose Of increasing its car
tl At IN5 scd interest It's par value from st July
~ 16h W p. RTR'THGR Cash'Hr-
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rITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT: At Rules
" held in the Clerks Ofrice Of thu Court IT Hust
inxs for the said city Monday. the ith day Of ia
nuary. lsJs:
h'' again.t IN d'''' ISc.ss.
PhiIip NJ. Fletcher. Deft.
The object of tis suit Is 20 against The de
fsndant damages the amount of which damages
claimed by the plaintiff, Is one hundred dolisrs.
Affdsvits hs ling been made that the dafendant
Philip VI. Fletcher, is not resident oil the state 81
Virginia he |, hereby required 10 appear In the said
Clerk s Office within one month after due pnbcation
hereof and do what may Re necessary 10 protect his
interest. .t.g.
;A,ax.s- no HOWARD CHI :
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EOR SALE.-S1O,O0 900 STATE STOCK
4 In sums to suit purchasers, By
~ ls-ts c. W. PURCELL co.
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7 LIQUORS. LIQUORS - LIQUORS
IL good Liquors. pure Liquors. best Liquors: We
WOud call the attention uf connoisseurB To this no
ne, where they may find the very beet old RYk
wHIsKRY,' warranted pure and very Old some
more than ten years. Old London Dock Brandies;
Apple and Peach do; Holland Gin. &c. &c. &c, OF
"h0n ~ ~ bbIs hsFo 81 =, nlI and eboee WHfsRRY
half pipes of Hennesey BRANDY
z pipes of old Holland GIN
~ bbls Virginia apple BRANDY
; do. d.. PEACH
fo1 do. Wiskey of assorted grades together
with Old Jamaica Rrm, Madeira Wine, Sherry, do.
&c, All of which we offer TO the trade
WINSTON a POWERS,
de- Ats Corner of Cary and Pearl SITS.
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charged.
Lager Beer in half, quarter and eighth barrels
(thE latter ones Of gallons, package exclusively
rr the city customers) Philadelphis Ale In Who'll
and half barrels. at the lowest market price Term
cash.
n B.-store snd Bar keepers, 3 1nsiderable PES
oeytage allowed. L. WlLBACHEh,
18th st. between Main and Cary.
Orders left with MessrR. Iaidley Robinson, corn6i
.th and franklin; Messrs. pnval T. Norton, corner
l0th and Man at my establishment, will be
promptly attended to. &C %