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ASHLAND. Hanover county. Va. Jan 26. 1859.
10 27-2awtMl0ttd

VIRGINIA: IN CHANCEKY.-At rules
held for Chesterfield County, in the Clerks or
Ace thereof On the lss Monday in February, 1852
being the sth day of the said month:
Henrietta. elizabeth hale who sues by
William Moore, her grandfather, her
next friend, Plaintiff.
against
James Hale, Defend'nt
This day the plaintiff filed her bill, the object of
which is to obtain decree Of divorce avincHlo ma
trimoni; and the said defendant not having made
his appearance. and it appearing by affidavit filed
that he is not resident of this State. it ordered
publication of this order and do what is necessary
to project his interest in this suit; that copy Of
this order be publishet once q week for four sue
cessivs weeks. in one of the newspapers published
in the city of Richmond; and that another copy
hereof be the front door of the court hcuse
Of this county in the frat of term of County Court
of the aforesaid county.
copy-Teste,
fe '4-Iaw4wM NATHAN II COGBILL d. O.
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RIcHaoND GRAYs.-At q meeting of
the Trays, held at Military Hall, on Tuesday night
last the following non missioned oficers wers
elected
, Secretary, Ed W Branch; Treasurer, Louis J
lst seret, John Rogers; ID do, VIM Ira Smith:
do, John Doyle.
lat Corp'. j Seth Michard; do. Cyrus Bossienx:
Sd do. WIN II johnson: 4sh do, l G Hoefch: 5th
do, Walter K Abbott; 9th do, Jas W Pegram.
Ihey now nave 50 uniformed members, besides
some newly elected ones not uniformed: aud he.
tween $500 and $1,000 in their treasury
They contemplate taking trip to New York
during the summer, provided they can arrange
things to suit them.
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SUIcIDE-Margaret Snyder, only II years old,
committed suicide at Baltimore, on Thursday, by
drowning herself the cause being chastisement
her father had administered for her not attending
church.
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RETURNED TO BoNDAGE.-The coored boy, Will
liam Matthews, who abducted from his mis-
tress, Mrs DIR. Mccormick, in San Francisco, on
the Goth of January last subsequently voluntarily
returned to his mistress, and accompanied her
home to the Atlantic States.
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MosUMEyT-Two Americans, one OF them from
Richmond, Va. while in Cuba, a few weeks since,
visited the spot where 1t. Crittenden, of the Lo.
pea expedition, was shot, and erected a marble
monument to his memory.
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NJ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond.
Ofhce in Belvin's New Building. on l2th fronting
Bank street. ia 26-ts
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THE INnIAs MUrIsT.-The great Indian mutiny
has entailed upon the government of India a mili-
tary expenditure of ElS0 100000, besides losses
amounting to about G5, ,O00, 900 more. The Sepoy
outbreak has thus cost the enormous sum of G2si,-
OoO,UOe.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
MEDICAL CARDS.

- DR. 6YEvAHUs L. InoRAN having
located himself permanently In Richmond, ,respect-
Cdls may be made either vt his ONCE on Bank street
near the Mechanics Institute, or ut the Sc ChasIcs
notei nah y-dlms
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~FRHsH LnlcHls.-I have Just re-
ceived, By Adams' Express, o fresh lot Of Svedish
LEECHES. whish will b. applied upon most reason.
able terms. -
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly sttsrdsa
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and Sc
uight on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. q. HOHGOUs
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A COpy-ItstB,
fe '4-law4wM NATHAN II COGBILL D. O.
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE-Th

~ subscribers have this day associated Themselves
together. under the firm Of z @ II SUTTON,
and have taken the brick and slated house, on 18th
street. between Main and Cary, for the purpose of
conducting q GENERAL COMMISSION bOSI-
NESS.
They will give prompt attention to the sale OF
FLOUR, WHEAT. TOBACCO, CORN, and all kinds
Of Country Produce; and also deal by Wholesale in
the best Imported and Domestic BRANDIES,
WINES, CIGARS, &C, &c; Guano, Plaster. Hay and
Lime. SUTTON. JR,
G II SUTTON.
RichmnI Ian 18th
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GREAT MoRrALIrY.-Six young and valuable
negro women, belonging to the estate Of MIR. JOS.
Glasgow, decd, have died siace their master,
within the last two years. mostly from exposu re
and colds,-a greater mortality, being abont one
eighth Of the number of. f.saves on:.he plantation
than occurred there during the forty previous
years, when the slaves were takon Of by prudent
master, showing that freedom is anything but a
blessing TO the ignorant aud reckless negro, who
wants "A master to make him take care of himself
Mr. Glasgow with a most mistaken liberality to-
wards his slaves, emancipatad them all pros-
pectiyeIy - LsriH0t0n Va, Gazette
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IcEBERGs.--The steamer Glasgow, from Glasgow,
on the 10Th ult., has arrived at New York. She
reports having seen immense icebergs on the
voyage.
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UsSATURAL cospUcr OF SOMA woman pamed
Susan Davis, 30 years Of age, was turned out of
doors by her own so7, in the city OF New York, on
Thursday last. She was utterly destitute, and sp
plfsd to 40 acquaiatapcs also named Davis, ct 29l
Ninth avenue, who provided ber with food, and
gave her the use OF Basement room. On the lols
loving morning she was found dsad In bed.
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Wholesale POISONING OF HoGs.--Samuel Smith,
a resident of Detroit, Michigan, has been for some
time past in the habit of purchasing swill from
the hotels in that vicinity for his hogs, of which
he kept a large number. The servants of one noe
tel had been using phosphorus poison for the ex-
termination of reaches, &c, which was afterwards
thrown ia the swl The result was the death Of
thirty ght hogs, before the cause discovered,
after which proper remedies prevented further
mortality.
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fisk--Tbe saw mill and machine shop Of s. 6.
hckley, near FraukiintosD, KY, were DESTROYED
~ nfs last Saturday morning, together With
ao aS"a. s'oo carriage hubs, and other work. Loss
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CLERIcAL.-The Rev. o. j. Sears, of the Catholic
church, IL to be removed from Staunton to Ly1ch
burg, Va 10 place of the. Rev. Mr.. McGovern, who
will. perhaps, be appointed to Staunton.
Mr. Sears. is u native of Alexandria, and CON-
vert from rhe Methodist church. He studied theoo-
gy and divinity in Richmond, under Bishop
McGill.b by whom he was ordained to the priesthood
- Richmond EHouirsr.
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UNITED STATES CONSUL IN RIo.-A letter from Rio
states that Mr.. Scott, the American consul there,
is about to come home short visit, and that
Robert c. Wright will act as consul during his
absence.
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FaEsH EGas were selling in the first
market, yesterday morning, at one shilling per
dozen.
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RUNAWAY6.
- ONE HUNDRED DOLLAES RE.

~$'~~ ~ OOHHhlsO
HWARD The subscribers offer a reward of
FtETf FIN pDLLAks, if taken IN the State, and
Of the State, for the apprehension ans delivery to
them in Richmond, Of a MULATTO MAN named
about ten days since He ID of brown color. about
45 years old, i've feet 10 ii incnes high and IL
good looking man. but little STOPPING And rNund
shouldered. He came from Amelia county. yirei-
nia but has belonged TO us as Executors. and has
lived with Mrs Mitchell. In Richmond for Ave or
six years past. SAMUEL MITCHELL
ANDREW JUHNSTON
m Executors 0f Wu Mitchsn -
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The ORIo sTATR TREASURY FRAuDs.--The commit
tee appointed to examine the condition of the
state Treasury of Ohio, made y report to the Le-
0isiatuYe Wednesday.
The committee advert, In commencing the ex.
animation Of John q. Rresliu'a TRANSACTIONS, to
the fact that for many years the money in the
hands of the Treasurer has been doomed public
property. Outside Spectators have been la the
habit of approaching the Treasurer, and by srtfuI
management securing the use OF the money in.
tended TO be kept in the vaults Of the State. The
amoun ut shown by the Treasurer's books, for which
Mr.. Bre.liu should sccoun. at the expiration of
his Office, ia 81 COG 00o Mr.. Breslin accounts for
S294 900. BY The failure Of the banks 10 which
the money was Deposited, deduciiug this 1904 900
there remains balance of 1000, which Mr..
IIesD should have paid Mr.. Gibson, his successor.
Mr.. Gibson repeatedly sck nov lodged he bad re.
iyea every cent due from Mr. Breslin, and after
making solemn oath To this effect, states that
the money was never paid him by Mr.. Breslin.-
That the whole Of the sum WAS po, paid to Mr.
Gibson by Mr.. BresIn 10 fully established by the
testimony. Mr.. Breslin acknowledges having up
der his control assets belonging to the State rep
reseniiug about $4,000. concerning which be re.
fuses 10 make any disclosure as to their character
or the parties holding them.
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FIGHTiEG.-John Wall, for assaultipg
and beating john Galevau, was before the Mayor
yesterday and required to give bail to keep the
peace.
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The PARAGUAY EXPEDITION -Advices from Rio
Jsueiro are to the 10Th Of January. IL was re
ported that President Lopez, Of Paraguay had vifi
ed all bis forts and inspected bis troops who we're
sad calsdonis sailed to join the Paraguay expedt
tiou on the 10th. The NJ. w. Chaplin and Caledo-
mia were coating, aud would leave on the Both.
The health Of Rio was good.
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NEW CROP ALMONDS

~ 30 bales Princess. or paper shell Almonds
10 30 Bordo, or Languedoc do
10 do Marseiiles, or Provence do
Is trails Ivica do
bales Molier do
Is bags sicily Soft Shell DO
IS do Valencia do
. The largest stock, and the best assortment ever
had in store. For sale at New York jobbers prices
LOUIS j B0SSIEUX,
mh2 No m Main st
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! NOTIOE.-JoHn NJ W1II14.,

"a formerly With Mr. John HiDl. eoo1ue1s ~
A Watch and Clock MAKING and JSWsi ~
=. Bnsine.s e No Main street. thrss don
Here nay. be found . neat assostasut ee npe
Gold and Silver Watches. Gold and Silver ChaiSs.
spectsciss. 70 suit an eyes; large asSorsilsss q
due Clocks, "a, &C. - .
NB.-Particuiar attention psid 10 TIE Rspoarfnr
and Regulating Of hne Watches and UOcks. M
Watches and Clocks repaired In my store are wnT.
ranted TO perform well for one year, wttous e1tsU
JOHN N WILLIAMS. Watch and clock Maksr.
and Jewelsr. No Main u, three doors belov ist
ketzas 4ss ~ 73->AR "
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~ CHrrrs AND Fsyrn. 0H,rra a.

Fxyga -Ons Of fhe greatest remedies that hes ev@r
isit before the public, for Fever and Aguo aud
which have recefvsd the highest epcomiumo ffon
,hs press and the people, II DR HOSTSTTBK'0
CELsBRATHD 0lTTkRS. who would endure Sho
20 h aa.shg ON .nis terrible cissss vnsa
lees nights burning fevers and icy chils alternate
ly. when remedy can be obtained for 3 ameTe tff1ef
And yet how. many families linger out painful ex@r
istence under. this deadly blight, and DO nothing
but guIp down quinine. until 4 becomes = conon
None but the foolish and weak would hesifate 20
procure these valuable Btters and save themselves
intense agony. 80 9@G-ls11'g.
where
- See advertisement In another column. s-zss1
lin
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SUDDENLY KIIgD.-James f.. Thomas was sud.
deuly killed in Petersburg, Va, Thursday night, by
she explosion of osmphene lamp He resided on
Halifax street, aud for several years prac.i'
cal surveyor iu Chesterfield county.
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MURDER IN NEW 0RLEAss.--0n the night OF the
n tn ult., Edward Grundy, freight conductor on
the Opelousas railroad, was brutaly murdered at
Aigiers, opposite New Orleans The body was
found the next morning, with twelve or fourteen
stabs In different parts, and two shot wounds in
the breast. A conductor on another road has been
arrested for the murder.
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CoksLcrios. The report which has besu Iste,v
.msa,ated through the papers announcing the
marriage OF daughter OF John Y. Mason, present
niaistsr TO France, 10 iocorrect.
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II YoU HAVE CoUaH,
TAKE HAMPTONs TINCTURH
TAKE HAMPToN's TINcTURx.
''N AA'' TAKE hAMproN's rINoruRr.
Ii you nave Sr0pshiss Tnks HAMproN,s r1Ncrupn
T.KE HAMPToN's TrNorURE.
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURH.
If you have Headache. -
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
s most highly esteemed like thousands Of our best
known citizens, feels IL duty to bear testimony Of
the wonderful curative power OF BAMPT0Ne
rINCTURE; Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving 1t Q rialf Call and get pamphlet,
BALTIMORE, SEPT. 28 1853.
Aessrs Mortimer d Mot0bray- Gentlemen: have
been fer some time afflicted with Asthma. accompa-
nied with shortness Of breath, with many symptoms
OroDepties ol Of HAnPToNs VEaRFHBIs TiN6
fURE, from having used the same, induced me 70
procure a bottle of the Tincture and by the use Of
one bottle was much better that was induced 70
use of it, and by taking five or six bottles was
restored to my nsusl health, and will say 20 az per
VEGETAbLE TINCTURE.
Gentlemen-You are at liberty TO use my name
for the benefit Of the afflicted; ~
ELLEN F1Dou, ,ts
sWsst corner Of Liborsy sns and Clay ss;2
n Call and ge. Pamphlets and see cures. 80
s.ld by PURCELL. LADD GO, Richmond; By
IN IN f1M Petersbura; Sy MORfiMaR MoWBkxY.
baltimore, and By Druggists and shop-ksepsrs
- 81 Per bottle; six bottles for %.
no 1-dkWtg
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ax-cnEApc,nnpRINrrNa r.. nnsn :,

a4-CHGAP CARD PRINTING. The DIsp ATcu
JOB oFFiCE being now supplied with TWO OF
KtG0Lss tAsf CARD PRINTING PRESSES, Is
pared 10 ofarhSh thss'seScripton ofweTk cheaper.
nd sith greater rapidly than any other establish
mcnt IN this city. The largest stock of CARDS In
the city can ee found at this oi,ioe
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pgasgygRIkG WIFg-A married woman
samed iugraham, from Holden. Me-, lately srrIv.
ed 10 Chicago 10 quest of runaway husband.-
The man left her at home, announcing that be
wac going into business in Michigan, and would
send ior her. The wife reduced to penury,
TOOK 10 washing 70 support her ten children, aud
Enaiiy made her way TO Michigan. aud thence 10
chesgo, whera she hss hnaily succeeded In dis
covering the runaway living with another woman.
lie has been arrested.
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nichmona, Va. y rccsivfnw daily. ~ M .
prsss handsome additions 70 hts sxtsnsiye loQek q
WARE. ail Of which, having bees seleses4 ~ 49,
s,f with the greatest care frca the hsst .1esssss
and msnaseetarsss y rhIladslpAia 49, h11 ~ ~
public generally. ct uh0lesale ap4 lseeN% - -
most reasonable terms He would eall Kn9.3sy -
consisting of BraxiliAn Pebblss 40 aMeelx
esies oi 0iassss. ue be- 10 hse1eoQeS Sx3s
hs villa be abls % euit ~ psssoa - ~ SSS y
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kT YoIJ CAN ExpnC

rAINTY to obtain fine Picture and correct Likeasss
BY calling at the Photograph and Fine Art GALLERY
oofd. w, MINIS. lg7 Main street. The email Am
brotypes, Photographs as we'll a. the larger si1es
in Oil or Water sColors executed at his tSalerise
are gems Of art, and warranted TO give sattsac
tion
Every style Of Photograph made from life, or
copied from small Ambrotypes or Daguerreotypes
and coored in any of the various Styles may at Alf
times be obtained at the above-uamed esSAbliah-
msnt: REMEMBER THE NUMBRR. ls7 MAIN
STREET. fa2
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D@- DRUGGIsrs. Grecers and store.
ke pers generally sell sem Pile g Infaibie BAKING
POWDER. JOHN w. 0AhLICK,
NH 7-6t Manufacturer and Sole Propriefor
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l.. :. asn. "s'ker, accompanied by Col Won Nstzmer
"" ssw Orleans { the 9th inst. for Cslitorpis.
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WATCHES. CLOCKS.
] A COUNTRY SQUIRE, just come

a CVUNIhI 0VUInGi JUbt VVa2S
~ to town,
0A While walking down Main street.
He met friend OF Judgment sounds
And glad they were to meet:
Quoth be. Dear friend have watch. -
And though is 10 not new,
much desire to have it left se 80
With the famed BAR-rHoLe NEW;
I've heard his skili 10 past compare
And loving this old ticker, 6s8 sA
No other hands but his shall dare
To undertake TO fx her."
"Mine he repaired. and must SAY.
Though little worth before: go
1t runs 20 we'll would not tsks
Its value ten times over
True merit should be patronjxed = ssas
And sQurs tween me md Vol, -
You III ever bless the luck dsv
You tried BAR-THO-LO.MKWp -
Who has had an experience Of 20 yearu n Iondon
lite American Hotel - W. .
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MANUFACTURER of Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES of any required power. with
either Locomotive. Fine or Cylinder Boilers; Sugar
Mills: Circular saw Millr; lrops for Vertical saw
Mills Grist Miils Draining Machines ehinele,
Lathe and Planning Machines; Tobacco Factory Fix
lures of every description and all kinds Of Castings
in iron and brass.
The subscriber was awarded by the u 8 AgricnL
tural Society held in Richmond Va. October, 1858,
the Grand Gold Medal of Honor for the best Porta
Bile Steam EngiRe for farm usa.
He refers by perm ission. TO Governor Henry a
Wise Messrs Warwick 3 Barksdale, Dunlop Mon
cura 4 Co and Haxall. Crenshaw Go Ial4-cWly
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spncrAL nor1Cne. ]

THn Bnsr Coson eYsUR n I'm
1he best Cough syrup In ths vord = uaet.s,
1hs, xeGsorxl Syrup Of VIA Cherfy. ~ Eas1ad
ooupcsd - nsa = RsSpased hy chsmist and hps9
Y. 70 be the best PREPARATION Er Conshs fss51s1
vsLs,lnrns 1soncniss. Hosrseness. Sore 1kruat 608
cold. Mua Preventive Of that hon o. 1f1oS11S
Persons who siag shoald uss u. Isis vereueue q
t4s faste esitens. eteers and strengthsus tSe VoS
sents taking cold. = :
Bottlss % and 80 cents and 81. Sold By III prrs.
sowHs In Virginia. oc No. -
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PARKx PoINDExTRE,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
RICHMOND, Va,
VIII practice In the city Of Richmond and in the
counties OF Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
- Once in Lisles Building, corner Of Main and
Nth afraafa -
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nag LANDRETH's xtra Early Peas,
For sale by JNO w GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist,
NH 7-6t Market Place Prank lin st 81
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~ DE. JoHaR. WaLrHaIr fHon.
~ LIcoRIcR.

~ LIconIoR.
A. q. q. BRAND.
THk ABOVE WxLL KNOWN FAvoRl1z BRAND, ALWAYS
oNsALE, BY JAMES @. MCANDREW,
de Sly ST. PINE STREET NEW YokK
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~ D ATrsTRY.-
ropJ SETH MICHAR
tofTitE hEyIDENCE. CORNER OF MAIN
4ND 71H STREETS,I
Iensersl services TO the citizens OF Richmond and
soJolning counties. In his professional capacfty,-
rom Al experience OF ten years he feels copfiden;
snat ne Can warrant all operations performed by
MIN to Give eLtire satisfaction fa Ia-Ims
unozcz u. SrBxL, dentist. Offc
and residence. No. 2sI Oh Main, between az and O
ns0"""ono U-s " - my My
- DR. JeHsB. WALTHALL, (Homeo
pathist offers his professional services 20 the IL,
6ens OF Richmond ans Its vicinity. Ofice at his re
noence, on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9Th.
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H. BATHS. BATHS, BATHs.-Hot,
3old and Shower Baths can be had daily ct oil
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American Hotsl.--
Entrance on llth street. ~ -
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~FoR CoNvsNIEsCE AND FCoNoMY-
Use semple's Infallible BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all storekeepers. NH 7-6t
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DEHT FAMILY BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
ID fresh lot Just received for sale by
NH l0-6t WM kIN0.
DOOMS FOR RENT have two ex
N celient Rooms, over my store suitable MI sim
ola eentlemen. fMeCARTHY.
mn eii7 Brosd st,
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. GREAT SACRIFICE OF

RICH RAGLANS AND CLOAKS.
At EZEk1EL5. 50 Main street,
Selling regardless Of cost tomake room for Shrine
Goods. Rich HEAD DRESSES and Fancy HAIR
PINS; Extension SKIRTS of all kinds from q 10 81
springs; Fer cheap Goods, call at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot. 6s Main street. : -
felf r EZEKTEI
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~ LIYn srsn PnorooRApsa.-1

LII CIxh PH0T00RAPNA-Tk0
suoscrioer takes pleasure in announcing 70 his M.
now prepared to furnish Photography ifom MINI.
lures to PULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or eojored.
not superior TO any produced in this city & loeS
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and o.,
larged to any sine. - fF-5N a-s2
Citizens and strangers are invited 20 call ed q.
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple Of Art, Germ
THAN Hali, Maia street, between 9th and 10th:
p. Sill you want Q genuine Ambrotype, thiatg
the place TO get 1t. where You will neither ho hum.
any other Picture In the Photographie Art. s1,s.
~ STovEs, kASaEs AND FUHuAuns. se
Now In store full supply, cargo Of schr Mienio. 3
nette. Purchasers are invited 70 examine the Qual-
ity Of our wares: We especially recommend the
Range and Harp Cook Stove. slG ~ 80
Repairs on hand for all leading ARTICLES eold
At the Governor Street Stove Store.
N. Wanted Immediately two lrstclass woFkmon.
oc Is as. a4s ssssa GEORGE HTARRETT a.,