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WHITE OAK PLANK

WHITE OAK PLANK.
w 1860 it. Is and 2-lnch WHITE OAK.
1850 IL ia inch DO. do.
10 600 Ii. inch DO. do.
Is GOG H. 4-ineh do. do.
Superior quality. suitable for car works and ma
chine purposes, receiYing and for sale on accom-
modating terms, by TRUMAN A. PARKER.
VIRGINIA worm klLLER-vIRGINlA
W0HM KfLi.Eit--0He of the best and most
efficient Vermifuges in use. Try il. For sale by
h. ]. fICOT. Druggist.
No. MACkER EI~~Medium and large, IN
POTTS, FARLEY 4 co.
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AIEDlCAL CARD.-Dr- PLUME offers h1s SCI

MEDICAL, CAR D.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
iA vices to the public in the all secret
diseases Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives Dir. P. a claim to public tavor.-Ofce
on Franklin street; near the Exchange Hotel and
third house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
ways on hand. supply of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
renoyators Tor weakened parts now known. Medl-
cines sent to order All cGmnY ncations by letter
or otherwise promptly attende. to. Richmond. Va
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CH1HA. or.Aaa. -

Rn rCHlNA AID GLASswARE...M,
WY ed. embracing lafYe sssoytmes Scf ~
!. - nefs TER and Toilet Ware, Plain and ~
g; lea sets, Cuf and Pressed Glassware. eo. nm
Rsisahs every article 70 he obtained in 4 f,hYns
sore. yistors To the Fair. and Others vii. s!sss
cnil a. i1 Main street, EasIe Square ~ S'ssss
FHo3. A. BULKLEY.
CHiNA.WARE AND HOUSE. rURNIsu-
aNp " HokESA.E AND RETAIL DEtT'FnnsS
$4,000 ~. $1,000 Of BROAD AND THIR b sTREETTs'
saa 'sceav'nf now direct from the manufactures,
y sa OF CHINA GLASS, and EsRT Ig.sss
i'EAh Inv; pf Ls9Tp w ,gLAsSEs; TABLE cUT-
JAPANEED WARE; besides an sndIss. a -. ana
I reWs o. :. french and GerYan FANCY GOODS and
chants and the public IN general. fsens .. net
ma. our GOODS and Pr cKs will richly paw them e.,
can; e endeavor to maintain our reputa., ."n
y. oo.l.as oat ans. SCHAAP & CO
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1SS0 kEMCNAL. 1870
vAN.LEw, TAYLOR & co.,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
HARDWARE AND
COACH MATERIAL
No. IL, MAIN STREET,
NEAkLY OPPOSITE THOMAS R. PRICE 4 Co.,
Where they offering the most thorough and
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
public. oc 3-3m
CIGARS. CIGARS, ClGARs-LEAF- AND
SCHAUM TUBES, PIPES, MATCHEs, re
Wholesale pure aase[s are solicited to call and ex-
baceo Store; I4th St, between Main and Franklin
sts, complete assortment in the above line Of
don suit It can lie exchanged, or the money re-
iu9df g az aGy f5me:
FROM LESLIE'S FAMILY MAGAZINE.
as It rs proper and natural for our lady friends
to make themselves as lovely possible, we feel it
our duty To indicate the best means of bringing
ahonf tnai much desired contamination; and we can
confidently asse,t that any who uses Burnett
SATIN Ike complexion. THIS delghtfaI prepare
ton removes tan and free es. and imparts vel.
eious perfume render it agreeable in every sense"
Cor. Main and 10th sta.
PURE IRISH WHISk Y.-Recciving to-
Of sts. through Custom House enc naaceeon
Those who appreciate a glass Of genuine Hot
Waske, punch have now an opportunity to get
sss ssps4s Liberal d''e'uI' r "s Ksxsv2NSGH.
Family Grocer spS dealer IN Win Wines s,s
ydf rs ia Rasp % boz sWee.
Aoonds, 50 bbs. 6ne Potatoes. " bags OF Oatmeal,
~ ha- Huckwheat. &C.. &c "
DOYS, AND YOUTHS CLOTHiNG.-In
ID th.s dspar, me Mt of our business we are pre-
pared 10 show much the, laraest and best assort:
coaars. JACKETS. VESTS and PANTS: ais.
UNDER -EHIkTs we have ever shown. Those in
stock ot various stsiss OF Goods handsomely cot
ten up. from which to make selections, and at
'oeef"spaEEN KEEN. BALDWIN n WILLIAMS.
DURE nLAtkBEkRYW Nj am m re-
I e,sipt Of sone yery fne Blackberry Wine. which
can wsrraai 10 he pnrr. u is IN reeahle aud
plants i. Is iavalasie ard i hi his reean,ne nded
bs she faculty. oa@ trial will convince that Il
sapersns ta ans ptsf afa'ian or compound for the
'''' ! ''e'A ''''''''' ~ Iss,HsRNFR L. wARING.
No 10 Broad street above 9th.
g & AGO d II nd.. Also. Loss Honey and
nss ra,es nsr 81 Rsna e a isau, gs'Snsa
Bois Porte onaass S Sstehs. Bushes e,
sass ~ l.. WAGNER Druggist.
-s4-.- roth and Broad st.
EEyASTS cLOTHING.-Maaufae !,
- iFHiegs. Contractors Plante,s aad athers
wasstnS Servants eio.bins Tar mar i, and Ia, q
49, 6sR teake the selections fem a Iarae as
EEhs si shInwis NV wi Il ffs On
pARTts. ssfpPLfED.-wedd and other
Is n a.e. % Snsn OF ceantgy. supplied with
hsssseHf GofseetsHnert. Ice re- am Cakes Iii
", :, ~, 3. sss.syt ,sss a.ad AZ sow nr.ces
1abREW ANTON, FIRE. en- fss.n f.ctoner
Nc. Is5 4 ain street,
IFS PANTS M yssas.. l,asia.s. .,
rTs sssass@ Fine and y ,rsgane ~ H. = = ~
as snd r. "a e ,hs vel rel. h.. ~
n.'n 'ssess. fu'Ph.HeNSs |. III Ill., Il 10
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by THE AUTHOR OF THE
LETTERS OF M0ZIS ADDU NJ

We may congratulate our readers upon the
treat in store for them. This brilliant story
ahounds in exquisite wit, pungent satire, and
the most irresistible humor. 1t will be con-
tinaed in weekly parts for some five or six
weeks Those who desire TO read this fine
story, which has been copyrighted for the
Dispatch. should subscribe at once 10 the
WEEKLY Subscription per annum only ONE
DOLLAR in advance.
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LEE g. PEASANTS. A T T r
80 NEYS AT LAW. Practice in the Courts
held in Richmond, Henrico, Goochiand and Han
over -
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
&c they are authorized TO take DISPOSITIONS Atlda-
Wits Acknowled- men:s of Deeds. Powers Of Attor
new Bills Of Sale &C., To be used recorded IN the
several States and Territories OF the Union.
Once on lIth St, Sd door from Main.
MIA I3-iy
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1859,
UNDERTAKING.


w VI. r. & IL Il DLER,
esrx rs7zza.z..S3 CABINET MAKER,
FRANKLIN ST., Bet n 18th nd 18th,
Having opened a shop nj the above location. will
give his personal attention to MAKING, REPAIR
ING, ALTERING. VANISHING. &C.. of all
kinds of FURNITURE, at the shortest notice.
He Is also prepared to attend to all the branches
of UNDERTAKING. and socits call.
"a SHOP Franklin street, between 18th and
14th. Sc l-3m
THE UNDERSIGNED RE.
txust .ssz=zE-.Sz5 TURNS his thanks TO his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared To furnish COFFlNS of
all and qualities to suit the eiFcums aDees of
all who feel disposed to bury their frienes senseliy.
lie has n fine HEARSF, with glass windows.
SERVANTS COFFINS Of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHROUUS, &c, on hand, al the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHiTE.
au Sim Agent for JOHN NETTLEs.
TURPiN, ROPER MIR
tz.s,t~ssszs=5sas@ RAY,
UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main aRd Franklin, Rich
mond, Va,
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of ready made
C0FFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES
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.r~~s TRI-WEEKLX FREIGHT
Ee4IGszHNAND PASSENGER LINE
sES7zEz<-z FROM RICHMOND TO BAL
TIHORE-POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COM
Steamers GEO. PEABODY, Capt. RID Pritchare
and BELVIDERE. Capt VIM. Keene.
On and after the 18th day of August, these supe-
rior Steamers, with their magnificent saloons,
state rooms and passeL ger accommodation, viii
make the connection between Richmond and Bal
tmore three tir- es every week, leaving and arrE-
ing every other day.
Leaving Richmond Tor Baltimore every Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday.
Arriving at Richmond from Baltimore every
Monday, Wedr esday and Friday.
Passengers going by this line, Will please notice
hour of de parture in steamers advertisements
Freis Int received every day. Freight taken for
Boston and forwarded directly on, at lowest rates.
Tickets for passage procured either at our office In
Shockoe Slip, opposite Columbian Hotel, or at
steamers wharves.
aus DAVID WIN. CUHhlE.
(tOX'S LINE.-The only reg ulaT line f REIGHT
~ BOATS from RICHMOND to LYNCHBURG,
three times a week, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
Boat TEMPEST CAPT. Joys DesAlp.
Boat BRISTOL. Capt. CHAs. J. JOHNSON.
Boat OLIVIA. Capt. JSo. A. JOHNSON.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. VIM. CLEVELAND.
These Boats are all of the first class, and COM
manded by careful and experienced Captains, and
leave promptly advertised The subscriber thank
full for past favors so literally bestowed for the past
three years, begs a continuance of the same.
VIM. p cox, Agent,
At the Shed. Dock st.,in rear of old Gas Works.
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

sfS DIR. BRTCkEN may be consulted
De- professionally. daily, at his OFFICE. on
Pearl street next 20 +. ID. Eaeho. between the
hours Of 10 aud f2 A. NJ, and 10 O'Clock, Z Nj.
Dat,nS intermed,ate hours he WI ciSat proges-
SIGN all, any one desiring his services.
IA He may he found at all hours of the NIGHT
at sis residence, Leigh ST., tseuih sde) estween
I'd and Sd. no Him
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~ NOTICE. 1--WE most respectful n
sE Iy call the attention of our friends, vi
customers, and the public generally. to our -
PET BAGS. VALICES, &C., as they will find the
largest and best assortment of Goods in our line,
or elsewhere, and at all prices, either of our own
manufacture, 81, OF the hest Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for yoar-
selves. ALEXANDER HILL x CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
of Boots. Shoes. &c. No. III Main street,
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THE RICHMOND
rprr.ysST ORIGINAL nio" -

Upon making recent inplo ' - u rra,,
WEEKLY DISPATCH, whieo Hase ,'ik.s
.aand 70 it's popularity and extensive ei'e"'a-
,ion. 4, was animated that from time 70 "'ne
original stories srosn some OF our mos aeeo"'
nliShea writers should appear In us eoi",ups'
rhe firs, OF these, story from the efi'.ia"a
pea Of the anthor OF The "MoHiS Albums
LETTERS promised for some time, Is now
com i,ie5r,i, aud It's publication viii se COM
u,eaeed in the WEEKLY DISPATCH OF Mo-
VENEER 2STH. This story, located In this
city and some Of the interior counties, Is en-.
titled
overlook Is A TiCKLiSH THING !"
Big Siery" esem the Happisst Coap't IN
Rifhtnnnd
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A THE ADAMS, EXPRESS COM.

s<cAA TIE ADAMS EXPR ESS COM.
SzTfSks PANY, l34 MAIN ST. having resumed
=ss~11stsss7rt heir STEAMSHIP EXPRESS to and
from NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICH
MOND by steamers JAMESTOWN and RoA
N0KE. which leave NEW YORK every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, and thence by RAIL
ROAD to WELDON, WILMINGTON, LYNCH
BURG. SALEM, WYTHEVILLE. and the prinei-
PAL places in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA,
are now prepared to forward, with great dispatch,
at reduced rates every kind Of Merchandise. Valu-
able Parcels jewelry. &C.. to the above named CT
ties and all places on the seaboard
Our Express the Steamships viii be accom-
panied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS. who will
give their personal attention TO the careful handling
of goods entrusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO. s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent
by Steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day of sailing, until o'clk
2. Nj. J. l.. McDONOUGH.
Agent of Adams Express Co.
SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg, Richmond, and gil places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended for Shipment by
Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN. VIII
hereafter be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorized agents for Ex-
press privileges on these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS, Ag'ts.
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Sr,&1 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

tflK The subscribe mas on hand, at bis Coach
-; - Msking ESTABLISHMENT, on Lombard Al,
near The Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHAki0-
TEES, BARQrcHES. BuGGIES with and without
tops, and SULklES-an Of his own make, OF ths
Be sold ~ low rs good work al the kind can he a
the city OF Richmond. and respectfully ask eau
hne, ~ am determined 10 MAKE TO order and g
sell At the lowest prices possible and all Eqfk s"'a
that is new, warranted. MlCAJAH MANuUM.
NH 7--nxn
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G@ SURGEON DENTIST.
&lILIp Office on Main. below Pearl street. next
door to r. Horton Keach' trimming store. and two
doors above Msssrs. Thos. X. Price & Co.'s DRY
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the shove
house. won d he pleased u those with whom b.
has engagements. and has made extensive prepa-
ratons to serve the public generally. All opers-
tons performed iE the most approved and scientific
sty lie known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. loc13-1y
M@R. N. HUDSON 4 r. DAWSON.
QILLn DENTISTS,
OFFICE No. 2as MAIN st.
HUDSON will attend personally at the Office
every Wednesday and Saturday, from s A. NJ,
uutil3 P. NJ. F. DAWSON may be found therea
ali times. sc l2-5m
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k@R. n. anbsoN / F. DAWSON.
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

= NOTICE. The undersigned -
Hwonld beg leave to say tc their friends aS
and the public generally. that they are dali,
reneivIng large supplies of BOOTS and SHOES.
and have always on hand large and varied assort-
f.adies' Congress and Laced CATERS.
Morocco and Goat BOOTS,
SLIPPERS and BESKINS.
Congress Calf and Goat BOOTS,
&C., &C., &c.
Misses' and Chidren's Morocco Fancy and Leath-
or CATERS.
SHOES and
BOOTS.
Mems and Boys fine Calf BOOTS.
Calf and Patent Leather CATERS.
Oxford TIES
SCOTCH B0OTS-somethIng new.
Also, a large and complete assortment of
SERVANTS SHOES.
Constantly on hand a large lot of CITY MADE
BK0GUES.
All we ask is call to our new store as we win
not fail to please. NJ & H. MYERS,
oc A-1m 296 Br Dad ST., above LIST.
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7 MEMS HEAVY BROGANS-The
best and LARGEST assortment in store ever
offered Tor sale, very cheap for superior uality.
WIN. WALSH.
n HEAVY LONG LEG BOOTS-The best
and larsest assortment ever mad IN store and
- will be sold very chhapat WM. WALSH'S.
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HENRY coALIER CArRtL. | JOHNSON II. SANDS.
CABFLi. SANDS.
o. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
RICHMOND. VA.
Practice in the Supreme Court of Appeals and in
MI the Couats of the City Of Richmond. aud conn
~ of Henrico.
Office, Man street, three doors below Exchange
Rank no Sim
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FOR o X OLk, OLD
Us POINT AND HAMfroN.-feT-
all fthe above mentioned places: viii find the most
direct expeditions and comfortable route via the
RICHMOND AN d PETERSBURG and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. Al
Office, in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS viii
be sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; first class passengers. S3.2s
Do. Second do. do. ........... 2.ls
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets for
the round trip good within Is days first
class passengers Observation-Disclosures. $50
Second do. do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.25
Strag mt tickets first class Observation-Disclosures 3.25
Do. second do. Observation-Disclosures. rs
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
attending the transfer of PASSENGERS and Baggage
between depots in Petersburg and from the Cars
upon the Steamer az Norfolk.
At Norfolk. the Cars connect directly with a
nection with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
There is delay or Inconvenience in this change.
Passengers step from the Cars upon the Steamers
wharf.
Passengers by this route leave Richmond at $50
A nj :, and breakfast IN Petersburg at D. reach Nor
folk at 1872, and land at Old Point or Hampton at
L NJ allowing ample time for al prehmlnary room
ARRANGEMENTS and SALT WATER BATH before
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the privilege of re-
Hampton in the afternoon or by the same boat next
day.
PASSENGERS RETURNING from Old Point ana
Hampton. leave Old Point at SIS 4. NJ, and Hamp-
breakast.) reach Norfolk at To; leave Norfolk at
Z. NJ; arrive in Petersburg at AIS, and IN Richmond
at 5:45 p NJ in time to connect with the trains
going on west same evening.
WILLIAM MAHONE.
Engineer and Stunt N & 7, z. II,
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VA19
6NVf TA-YYcS GOING NORTH.-NEW An

III st1z5naa1 ri TO PAS ~ hN,EW aR.
hzH S-sA-nar.GO GOING N0RTM;@NrEows VII E T.
ERS.~THROUGH TICKETS AND T la,s rs
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN Roy IE-SI Ia.
wing the great United States Mail. Twice daily
tSunday nig hit exceptedl between Richmond, AieA-
sndra, washinston Baltimore, Ph.ladetp 9a acSas
creek and WASHINGTON, over the Ricbmond Tea-
ericksburg 4 Potomac Railroad to the fo,4 tnhs
river rs miles, and by splendid ana comic. I'p Ia
steamers thence to Washington 50 miles, IN an 10y
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per-
HANS IF departuIe: $50, A. NJ, and $780, F. MI.
BAciGAGE, under charge of Special Agen.s'
CHECKED THROUGH to Washington ba'thof''
Philadelphia and New York. a -. tho follow.
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SUP'TS OFFICE r. & D. r. RI
RICHMOND, Oct. "a. 1850
-=z==z, GREAT SOUTHW EST

lfka EEttfFEsss - ERN MAI. ROUTE-By
aa-X Gsk--,SSSl ar arrangement, the Richmond
and Danvilie South Side. Virginia and Tennessee,
Fast Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
hive entered into an agreement to pass Negro
Children under three years of age. FREE over their
respective roads, to take effect and after Novem
Der lst 1859. . ,
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other.
For further PARTICULARS. apply at the Ticket Of
fee. Richmond and Danvllle Railroad, Richmond.
oc 27-dfs G. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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TALL, 1859. ero
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GQODS.-We take pleasure IN an
nouneing to our friends and the public generailY,
that we have row in store 4 large and well SELECT
ed stock of FOREIGN and DOMESIlC UR1
GOODS. to which we very respectfully lnvtte their
PiGin, Black and Figured SILKS
Rich Black GROS DE E'COSSE
two Fiounced SILK ROBES
Extra Rich Colared SILK ROBES
Paris Pm ted NOUS l. l. l n +
Rich faris Chlntz Printed M0rsSELINES,
FOFLINS, VALE n 7 / AS, POLL DE-
CHEVRES ,,
PLAIN and Printed French MERIN0ES
Black French NERlNOES
Black YOURSELVES
Black BOMBATINES; Black. AhPACAS
CJOTES CASSlMERES and VESIlNGS
81 and 8. Heavy FILLED CLOTHS
Sleeps Grey SATINETTS, LINSElS 80.
Bed BLANKETS -
White and Cold Servants BLANKETS,
Together with every article usually kept IN a
6rsf- class Dr. Goods House. All OF which we will
sell very cne&p. oc o-ts
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FAIL. STJppT,K.

n FALL SIPPLY. CTvYVO
The attention of the public is re- ENxN
0specttuly asked to my Fall stock OF ~~AafA
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., comprising a full
assortment in every department of the trade. Es-
peeial attention has been paid the sele ction of
ape articles and other kinds adapted to tn whole
sale trade and country merchants viii consult
their interests by examining my stock bett .e pur
chasing, as am determined to offer reat induce
ments to secure a portion of that tride. A call is
respectfully asked at No. SO Main street. two doors
above T. r. Price & Co. JNO. C. PAGE.JR,
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~ G.. HELLER Il CO., 1873 Broad ST.,
60 have lust received their second supply OF
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS. DC, and are ready to
,iier q most complete assertmen mt to tine trade.
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A BOOTS AND SHOES made to order
49, for ladies' and gents.-We row pre-
pared tn make to order at short notice and reason
able prices Boots and Shoes of every known variety
and st5 lie now worn. Having in our employ the
best workmen and using one but the very best
in want with Boots. Shoes. &c, which, for quality
sty lie and finish, surpassed by in the United
States. MARCUS HARRIS & BRO.
Nj manufacturers and wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Boots, Shoes. Trunks, &C., Main street, next
to American Hotel.
NJ NE,ZFI. Foreman
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1OEO NOW KEAnY FOR INK
IOOG. frIIE TAIL TRADE. loO {

GEORGE STARRETf, tBeiyins how. ooveT-
nor 81 Iofi ri "a his customers an assortment
nvalled bs that of aus pfecedin9 sear Our tscili-
tlss for don work in and upon DWELLINGS. Stores,
r ,ctories Churches, c., cannot be rxeeiied. Re-
pairing pieces for stoves sold IN years past. for
saie Bsrstow Is Spiral Furnace, for brick d sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace, S sizes Hedenbnrg's
Patent Heater, sizes; Fire Place or Chimney
Heater ,lfofmeEls known as La Tr0he' Brilliant
Gas Burner, fuel saver. 3 sizes; Factory Coni
Burner, warranted 10 stand fire., sizes; Amer
gan cooklns hanSe, for brick, sizes; American
ccoessins hah<e, rotary top. sizes; Bay State
Enokins hAn3e, tportabe.t 8 sizes; Hepmeet
CooAinT stoves new article made for my own
t,ade with Hot Water Reservoir, Tin Rooster
complete" In addition To the ah.,vs so,,,a CIV
varieties AMI sizes suited to the varied wants of
Inc people, Country dealers buying here Stoves,
Tin Ware. Pamps Pipe. &e.. At Northern pricss,
safe trei hit Eariy orders viii receive imuiediase
attention, Those cesu;n2 later will be promptly
HIed ia their order and ~ fast as the work can ia
we'll done
n1fa n Z Is 4 = = n TTT0I T1sG r.. go T.
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Y7 ANOTHER lot ofthose Ladies' Heel
<zSs6s5 ed CATERS, at SI.e5, at
u. HELLER K co.'s. lS3 Broad ST..
FoFmeriy NJ Hafrfsk Rro
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HAuHoADe. &c.

- RICHMOND AND re-
A6A Ek &dTEREBURGR AIkhodet R.-. AZ
6KXzVE--H1rzan and after Nnvemper ssh' sns
trains ON this road will run rs follows:
TRAINS LsAys Eicn sosb rok r e rs A. NJ.
Accomn,oeiafioa and freig hit. daily texcepL AZ
Nnnna = y. .-.--' - = .14O r, NJ.
=, ThslNs LA y = - 80 A. NJ.
Accom- mediation, daily texcept .sundaysss "a . NJ
Mail daily fexcept SundaysI at 5'o I :. IA. IVA.
PASSENGERS for Clover Hill will take the Express
train on Tuesday, Thu rsday. or satnsaaaSy g..
no 9--tg 4. II. W ~ - ,l-f-
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OF THE MEDICAL COL.

ENFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL.
/ LEGE.-This infrmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College Streets in an elevated and
heathfnl position, convenient to the Railroad De-
pots. Hotels and other centres of business. II is
furn ished with every arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment of diseases and INJURIES
and for the comfort of the sick. III persons re-
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid, except
the insane and those laboring under contagious
Diseases are admitted into the Institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
to.
Private rooms furnished when desired
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors OF the College, who visit the wards daily. The
charges Tor Board Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are, for Per week
White Patients. ..-...........
Solofed .........--..-........S6
in addition to the above rates, in cases requiring
prietors Of tho Bellevue Hospital. a small fee is
charyed for the operation. vars ing from So to So,
according to its Importance. The particular fee n
any case may be ascertained by APPLICATION tn eth
er the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
slcian.
All charges payable on the removal Of the pa
tient.
Attending SnrgeoRs--Profs. GIBSON, PETlCo-
LAS and WEXFORD.
Attending hss,eians-Profs. TUCKER CON
WAY and McCAW. =, n
Resident PLY INCONSISTENCIES MASON, M. D.
steward-F. NJ. PARRISH.
Presidential. s. J0YNES. nj. ID.
Persons the country, desiring 10 sc No patie ~
to the luftmars mas address either the ffesiGeht
or the Resident Physician jao-D
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