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The Hmnsarian Ontwnrd Round.

PORTLAND, ME, Nov. 26-The steams hip
Hungarian sailed at four O'Clock this after
noon for Liverpool, taking out sixty eight
passengers.
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n.,,, Americas Capt,iu in ry,xa,

NORFOLK. Nov. 2~.-The brig War Eagle
from Havana. bound 10 New FORK with sugar.
NM in TO-DAY with the loss OF her main top
mast The bodies of Caps. Stillmau Brown
and his son OErin, are on board. They died
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bacon. BUTTER. LARD, CHEESE, &c.
% Prime new Hams, Shoulders and Breast pieces;
10 tubs choice Goshen Butter; Is BAGS Buekwhest,
No. Leaf Lard; English Dairy and Pine Apple
Cheese; Wines, Liquors and Cigars. - >,
BROOKE PIEASANTS, AT.
No. 2 Main ST., cor. 18th.
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til OF Jmd2e MrAuleY


TORONTO, November 26.-Chief Justice Nc
Auley dted suddenly this afternoon from dis
ease Of the heart.
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BY J. III. Disses, Aust'r.
tTTEEITEHERST,N fsJD GAIEERV

Richmond we shall sell at public auction on
FRIDAY, Dec 3D. 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ni fair;
II not the next .r day, at our residence II Main
street, collection of Oii PAINTINGS Pastel do,
Photo4raphs, and other Pictures; also, at the same
time and place, will be sold d good objection OF
Mahogany Tables. Glass Cases Velvet Fran $ of
Rosewood large Mirrors. Screens Beds and Bed
dlns, Redsteads. one lar e SIgn. Window Drapery
q large stock of Cases and Chemicals. lot of Gilt
Frames, Sc., &c. The above goods will be on ex
hlb,lon till da of sale at our rooms Il Main st.
Whtehurst's old Gallery. WATSON & SON
y, II, d GGRs Auct no l0-tdS
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l. C1Slts and commercial travellers who are at
certain seasons of the year subjected daIy to
dan er o death by drowning. are invited To call
ri iU2 SIN street ana examine the articles OF Clio
thn pru1r Ged ut ordinary prices, for their safety
and sdorument. These Garments precisely
lie aHS others m appearance and for comfort. but
~ thirty seconds thes can he converted INTO intat
lhr Lie PreseTpers. capable OF saving lie IN the
raushestwaters. Vest or Coat OF this KIND is as
useful and elegant fer ordinary wear as any, and
costs no more than the hahrents usually worn.
KEEN RSIhtElN tAMS
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IA S25 REWARD. - The above reward
GH will be paid tie any. one who will apprehend
EAand commit to jail negro boy THOM AS,
~ who ran off abont the 18th CT May last from
-N-z.Mr. George D. Rarwood of Richmond 10
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old
slender form, low forehead. brown skin. speaks
quick when spoken to- and has been accustomed to
work in a tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was on a canal boat, going towards Lynchburg.
P. B JONES.
Admir- of SamI Peasants decd.
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper Co. oc It's
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By 6oddin { App-r.on, Aucs's.
SALE OF FARM OF q
u ACHES OF LAM IN HENnIf,Q CQIrNTy

YfRUSTEE.S SALE OF FARM OF 90
:, ACRES OF LAND IN HENRfcO COUNTY,
y EAR TO THREE-CH0PPED ROAD
trustee 10 certain deed. dated October oth. 1857.
from M Fleming Ford, duis recorded in Henrlco
Caunty Cenrt, shall. in execution thereof.at the
reg est OF the creditor secured thereby. proceed
sell; at public auction. on the premises, on FRI
DAY 9Th December. at IL O'Clock, NJ, III far; il
not, the next fair day, j the tract OF LAND con
We, ed by the said deed. containing 30 acres more
or less, situated IN the count, of Henrico about
or miles above Richmond, pears the Three
Ford.
TERMs. -Enonrh in cash to defray expenses of
sac. and to pay Oh two bonds of $3.50 and S2fs.
VIII all interest accrung thereon credit AS to
US until October s. 1860; credit s224 an
w uctoher5 1851; on credit as to S2i2 until Ucto
er 8 1862; and as to the surplus ON such terms of
credit Ms the said Ford shall prescribe and direct
the whole purchase money to bear interest from
the das of sale. w GODDJN Trus,ee
Z; S-lrmediately preceding the FOREGOING sale,
Will be sold. 4l4 acres of WOOD LAND, in Hen
Hfico, about miles above Richmond, near West
ham, adjoining the lands of Messrs VIM 8. Graf
ton, Ro. Courtney. John Edwards and Miles Du-
val. TERMs.-one third cash; balance at 4 and s
no. Is GODDIN & APPERSON Auctrs
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!RUNAWAYS.

Ia S25 REWARD. Runaway from the
eE subscriber, abGgt the 10th September last;
a. hrie hit MCLATTO BOY, about Is years old
- He is rather small for his a e; he has mad the
->rk.scaid head had,; the hair be inning to
have heard that he purchased a wiz ard monstache
no doubt for disguise. 1t IS probable that he IS
lurklns somew where about Richmond | will pay
the above reward, If he is secured so that set him
again. 40 % rs e. Z. RtAStEI.
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FIRsT.CLAsS PREMIUM %,

ExtsV MILL n FRI. ESEW
MRS EMELMAN, on Main he SSNENS
tween 18th and 18th SITS will open her FAL [. and
WINTER MILLINERY of BONNETS, CAPS.
HEAD-DRESSES. &c. A great many other ar
tlcles, too numerous to mention.
A rich selection of MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite an early call of
her customers, visitors to the CITY. and the pu bic
generally. All the Goods will he sold at very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
Bonnets, equal tn new.
&C l2-d2m* MRS DEMELMAN
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N. WALKER K co.'s,
ln2. corner u ain and Eth sis. Richmond. Va
~ - '4II IN II III oo.' p.
a EEES. EAGLE o. RNl. tHlskE,N :

n BBLN. Eagle o. KNt NHiskEN
~ 80 do. John Gibson's o. Rye Whiske' 20 do.
old Constitution .. Rye Whiskey, years old !;
Family o. Rye Whiskey, years old; Is half bbs.
4am,b o. Hye,5 years odd; 20 bhIs very fine o.
Rye hIskey; IS do. S. Martin s q. Rye Whlskey;
40 do. n. +. Rum; Is do. old Apple Brandt; ~ do.
old Swlnk Rye WhIskey; 20 do. old Ginger Brandy;
100 do. FIR. Brandy, various brands; 80 do Baiti-
more and Rose Gin; l50 do. Com w hiskey, various
brands, in store, for sale BY
WILLIAM
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ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

ITO PARENTS AND G UAR DiANS OF
L RICHMOND. YA;rA select CLASSICAL and
the LIST MONDAY in February. 1860, at ROCK
MILL ACADEMY,, in Buckingham county. Va,
FoR 10 MoNTns-S5O Tuition and SIo0 for board.
&c No extras. Only IS scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot give TESTIMONIALS OF good
moral habits. either by reference certificate.
Those who desire to have their sons or wards at
a school under good discipline and where they
will be free from the haunts OF vice and d ss1pa-
ton, will have opportunity of entering them hy
applying soon. Only few more pupils can be re-
ceived
For Information. apply to C. H. BARKSnALE,
Esq, of the firm Of Barksdale 4 Brother, Shockoe
Slip Richmond Va oc29-tlF
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MILLINERY.

N FRENCH MILLtN ERY.~@
Cssay AT MADAME SONS. kSW
* Ny stock of MILLINERY is now SGE0
complete. and receiving constant supplies OF The
latest fashions from the North. | am ALWAYS pro-
vlded with select assortment ano am enabled 10
sell At very literal prices.
The best assortment o. HEAD DRESSES and
DRESS CAPS, to be found in the city.
Madame son, No. IS Main street.
Country merchants are supplied at New York
wholesale prices, 22-31pt
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- FWOILD FORM my friends and
~ fellow citizens that am q candidate for
MISSIONER OF THE REV EN- L Z for
MADISON WARD, and most respectfully solicit
their votes for the same. assuring them that. if
elected; Will discharge the dutes of the Office
promptly and faithfully. Respectfully.
no l6-tdes PHILIP H. MONTAGTE
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for Gents Wear.
Also, a fine line of TWEEDS, SATINETS. &C.,
6c., suitable for Boys wear.
In Housekeeping and Servants Gs DDS, have
large ana splendid stock, which cannot be sur
passed
All of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week. on the most favorable terms,
and Will be SOLD CHEAP, as | am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales
Call and examine Tor yourselves before purehas-
ing elsewhere at JNO. l.. SMITHER'S,
Sc PLY cW2m No % Main street
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE o.

BETWEENhrH NDsru STRIET.sp rob 2 - 1
Al AUCTlON,-At the request of Mr. Geor e F.
Smith, twho has purchased a larger piece of real
on his business to better advantage I'VE III SELL at
pqblIc auction on the premises on MONDAY. the
5th December, 1859 at 3is o'clock. P. Nj the LOT
on which his carriage manufactors now stands,
fronting ~ feet running back 10 feet to an allev
10 feet wide. This LOT will be sold entire or into
two equal parts. NAV he deemed best. After the
sale Of the LOTS. all the brick and other Bull ID
lNGS thereon Will be sold, the same TO be removed
IN a short time, The foregoing real estate is so
well and favo ably located for business purposes,
that 1t is deemed unnecss- AIRY to say more than
that there are few more desirable business loca-
tons In that part of the city.
TERMs.-One third cast; balance at and mos. Il,
tanned till the last note he paid.
no Is GODDIN & APPERSON Aucts
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ss---yx-z, COMMISSIONER FOR N0NRoE

49, COMMISSIONER FOR MONROE
tr>-s-s WARD.-T0 THE CITIZENS or
RICHMOND respectfully announce mvseIf a
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER or
THE REVENUE for MONROE WARD and will
he thankful for their votes on the LIST of December
next. shall not resort TO the present mode Of
eiectloneerrg. believing that all sensible men will
exercise the privilege of voting for no they please
without further SO icitaton from any body not ey'
ceptirg their humble servant,
no 2l-tde' NJ MARTIN NINTH
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d, sa-. ~. fnl ToT = >on, Aact's.

-FOUR TOT SIS = Nn LOFN AND uNT
L. VACANT LOT ON 25rn STREET., UNION
premises, on THURSDAY. the LIST ia, of Deeem
Der next, comnencins at IA clock, P NJ. four
opposite the Leigh Street Baptist Church. These
lenemens are p rtIcuiarly adapted for snlall-
sized families. Persons desirln- to secure hemt
70 their interest 70 attend tins sale. he Lots
front about % feet each and run back 22 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide.
TER Ms One fourth cash; the balance at 6, II
and Is months, for negotiable notes. with interest
and secured by trust deeds.
81 n n on COS
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''.aa'i'a -s-As-.s.s.--ss-l.l--. -.
STRIPPING.


28 TOWN. For NV YoRK The
oath inst. - : w. AoIoDA 4, the
time. =" 'a'o IN oue
Tickets and Berths occurred at our Office, or on
,a p,assass 70 New York. Meal. and State. room
axe psssaya the TAIL and winter, Slo Steer
F Fsssass to Norfolk BY the river boats
the hour Of O'clock. F. NJ. TEfsDaY? Unless nI 20
d can'ceney DO received prior to that hour 80
S9ns'snees are requested to send for their good.
Freisht for Boston Will he forwarded directlv an
dspsss 1ra's rate. Of fresh and With the
no 23-2t " AiSoN'
x - s;#ss amer BEtxiibERFF.tc; Captain
opA ~ rNNRGsfsS and up to the hour
Freight taken to Boston, VIA Ra,t,noro 49,,
est rates, with greatest dispatch. ~ ~"
Nc nossheads received board unless engaged
on board before the hour Of departure n be
NJ, Tuesday; the 10Th November. - o'ooA'
no s-a, DAVID & VIM. cURRlE,
s 5ts.s;;;;;;;ts r EGR nL,YNcHRgRG-Tcles leave
For freight apply To will leave WM y fs0 ESx
-4 M zo-xt At the Shed. Dock street.
ri FOR NEW YORK-FIRsT VESSEL.
SacsE-HiemoHd and Netr York Line of Park-
D,rssS.-Ihe superior, fast-sallng schooner
CihENSHAW, Capt. VIM. Moss. having PORTION
81 heI cargo engaged and going on DO. rd will have
dispatch. For balance of Freight apply to
no ]o-ts DAVID Il VIM. CURRTE.
t,sssS FOR PHILADELPHiA-FI YES
%AfE FL. he superior fast sailing schooner
,S +. AWES, Capt. VIM. s. MASON hav-
ing portion OF her cargo engaged and going on
pEoaio, VIII nave quick dispatch. For balance OF
Freight, apply to
no ITS DAVID & VIM CURRIE.
Rs FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL
hSlEE Inc reg iar packet schooner E. NICKER-
SSON, Capt. f. MCPHERSON, having a portion
OF her cargo engaged and going on board will have
quick dispatch. For balance of freight amply to
o9-ts DAVID WIN. CURRIE.
eT~ NGE OF HOUR Az
ExSss4l,sE=iSSTARTTNG TO PORTsMOCTH
-s.1<1Is.SsA AND NORFOLK, AND REDUC-
TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
IT'S PECK will, on and after Monday next Bird of
October. leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
ing tSundays excepted at 61a O'Clock. precisely
the Glen Cove leaving every Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday mornings. and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings, and
both boats return each alternate days. touching at
a the regu lar anding 5 going and returning
Passage for the round trip. to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, SIS. To City Point, 81
X o. HASKINS.
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z -xsS MONROE WARD. WILLIAM
80 MOTT is q candidate for COMMISSION
Eff OF tn f REVENUE for MONROE WARD,
made vacant by the resgnaton Of Mr.. JESSE
NHERRY. l7-tde
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IL FOR SALE AT AUG fION.-Sy virtue of a
deed OF trust executed to the subscriber and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
OF Chesterfield, will sell to the highest bidder at
pubic auction. on the premises on SATURDAY,
the Sd day of December next, new FRAMEp
HO0nSE with four rooms, well painted and The
LOT on which 1t stands fronting 81 feet on Perry
street, IN Manchester, and running back I65-part
of town lot No 1885,
TERMs.-S250 cash rs to the balance, made
vey such title only is IN me; hut think the title
is good. l.. NJ. BURF0OT, Trustee,
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NEW BUTTER. LARD AND CHEESE
~ sToRE-7No; ~, Nj AIN ST;-The Subscriber
stock Of fresh Q ange County and State BUTTER,
LARD; CHEESE, WHEAT and BuGkWHEAT
Fish, CORNED and SMOKED BEEF, PORK,
CIGARS, SOAP, STARCH. &c, &c, &c,
The above articles are all sent here and sold on
commission, and will consequently be sold low for
cash no 9-tsl Z. HALLOCK. Agent.
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e EMION. Professor of the French Language,
L and JOHN A. CALIO. Professor of Painting
and Drawing, in all their branches, have removed
to arsha street. between 3rd and 4th SITS.
oc 22-lm
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By 1. l. &. b. Davenport, Auct's.

3foo AT AUCTION.-0n WEDNESDAY, It'll
December, we viii sell, at 10 O'Clock. at our Aue-
ton Store 400 cases BOO IS. SHufS ard H ATS
Terms. -Under slc0. cash, SJ0U and over, 90
DAYS cred 1, for approved paper.
no 2-tds |. u q. DIV EXPORT Ancfs
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p TO TIE VOTERS OF RICH

e-S TO TIE VOTERS OF RICH
- MOND-In response to the call of Many
Friends" IN the Dispatch of Tuesday 18th inst.
herewith announce myself a candidfte.for COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for MADISON
WARD. Election, thursday. LIST December.
no l6-dde" e. Fl. TOMPKINS.
TO THE VOTERS OF RICH
- MOND-I am candidate for the Office
MADISON WARD, and respectfully solicit Your
support. mo 16-tde*l SAMPSON JONES, ia.
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FOR COMMISSIONER oFREy.

y - FOR COMMISSIONER REV
49, ENUE FOR MONROE WARD.-At
the solicitation of many friends, announce myself
candidate for the above office. and will be thank
tul for the votes and influence of my friends If
elected promise to fulnll all the duties pertain
lng to the office faithfully. To those who are in
doubt IN regard to their privilege OF voting for
Commissioned, would say that all voters IN the
clty can vote IN their respective Wards for their
choice OF candidates IN the d fierent w ards
no l9-tde ALFRED r. bfNFORD
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CLAT ROO FIN g !.

JOHN G. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years. experience in tbs
business, Is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o.
every description, and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
on application and orders left at his office, on ain
street. near 9th, or Mt the Office Of ALBERT +.
WRsL, Architect, Goddn's Hall, VIII be promptly
attended To. oc 10 -om
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ADMIN ATOR's sALE.-win

A DMINIS RATOR'S SALE.-Will be
IA sold on w WEDNESDAY, the Both of the pres
ent mont at the residence of z Fullerton dec
on Church Hill, at O'Clock, p. NJ. all the HOUSE,
HOl. d and KITCHEN FURNITURE belonging
to said estate consisting of the usual variety FOR
small family.
TERMs.-All sums under $50. cash: over that
amount, credit of months will be given. for ne
gotlabe notes. satisfactorily endorsed. with inter-
est. ALEX Il HITCH ESON
Late Sheriff Of Henrico county and as such Com
mttee Administrator OF z. Fullerton, decd.
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- CONNgSSl0%E OFTHEREy-
if~~Ss ENUE-M0NR0E WARD-T respect
fully announce myself candidate for the above
office, made vacant BY the RESIGNATION Of JEs4 e
WHERRY. Esq. c p. CARD0ZO.
nA Election, LIST December, 1889 no i8-tde+
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" Chesterfield County on the 10th of the pres
q ent month. n NEGRO MAN. who calls him
~ self RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and
-I~G- says he Is sometimes called Cross. SAID Ne
gro is about feet inches HE h; about Is years of
age; complexion black, with a on his left arm
and nose. He he is free, and had when ar
rested IN his possession several certificates of his
freedom. which were evidently forced by himself.
he read and write. II said Negro is n runa-
way, the owner Will come forward prove property
ing to law. s. q. DUVAL,
no 25-d6w Jallor Chesterfield County, Va.
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e RUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was comm

AE RUNAWAY IN JAFL.-Was commit
gyy ted to the jail of Henrico county, on the 2lst
day of October. 1859. n NEGRO MAN named
SSS JACOB, said to be the property of Robert
-, Perkins, Of Hanover county, Va. Said negro
is about 80 years old; feet inches high brown
when committed. suit of nAhespun. and bare
footed The owner of said slave is requested to
come forward, prove property pay charges and
take said negro away or he will be dealt with ac-
cordng to law.
no 23-ts JNO. a. HUTCHINSON, s. II. C.
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EDUCATION.

AIRS. G. PELHAM, late of New York city,
wi desires to inform the citizens of RICHMOND that
she is prepared 10 give instruction IN ITALIAN
Size has studied under the first English, German
and Italian masters. and will give especial atten
tiou TO the cultivation of the voice
REFRRENcEs.--New York, Rev Dr.. Bellows. Rev.
DR.. Adams. Prof. A Bagoh Prof. Howe; New Jer
sey, Hon. B. NJ. Price, Rev. Mr.. Sheddap. Rev. Mr..
Poet; Richmond, Rev. DR. Reid Rev. Mr.. Mime
gerode, DR. r. II. Cahell.
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{ ToTHEy0rERsOF THE CITY

a Il
- OF RICHMoND...The undersig ned Of
fers himself as candidate for the office Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REV ENEE for MADISON
WARD, at the ensuing election. Having. for up
wards of e 4hteen years, been connected with the
Police of the city, he would have deemed the state
ment OF that fact. above, as sufficient guarantee
that the duties OF the office lie seeks would be
formed that It is being represented through the
city that he IS an incumbent of good office. He
be2s leave to say that, from an injury received re-
Gently IN the discharge of his Police duties he fears
that he VIII not he able TO act efficiently in the
same. should he be called on 10 perform any extra
ordinary service. and therefore seeks the one he
now offers for. Respectfully.
no iS-tde' CADMUS C.. JOHNSON.
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by STEAMER-Thls morning. will be re-
ID celpt of the following choice assortment: One
tlerce smoked Salmon; Dbl Green Peas; haes
Navy Beans; 20 BAGS best Buckwheat; % kits No.
new MacheTe 50 pieces Breast and Shoulder
Bacon; so tbls No. Apples; leo bbls: best Irish
Potatoes, NC. j. i. kApANAGH.
Family Grocer and Dealer in Wines,
Ilanors. and Cisars. IL Broad ct. below 9Th.
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- COMMISSIONER OF THEREy.
- ENUE-MA OLSON WARD.-I respect-
fnly announce myse!f candidate for the above
office. HENRY w OTAPIFS
r. Election, December /, 1889. no Glide.
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| EfY HAS now In store large stock of Do
Il nestle Dry Goods, which he IS prepared 70 sell
at the very lowest cash prices. We advise all who
nave any Dry Goods to urcbase to give LEVY a
call before purchasing elsewhere, as we feel as
sured that every person must he pleased, both with
the well selected stock of Go0ds and with the
prices that he is offering them at.
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SUNDRIES.-Fresh Italian Alaccarnnl Cheese
- of different Kinds; fresh Olives and CapeTs;
very best Salad OIL; fresh English. French and
= American Mustard; Sardlnes, Anchovies Picked
Salmon; No. ! Mackerel in kits; Beef Tong ues,
Smoked Beef; Worcestei shire and other Sauces;
Walnut. Tomato. Cucumber and Mushroom Cat
sup; Buckwheat Flour in bags, &c for sale hy
BURTON 4 GREENH0W.
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I AIDES FURS,
l. LADIES FURS,
LAbiFs' PURs.
Just received. another lot of new and desirable
FUKS ard MUFFs Also.
HATS AND CAPS
In great variety, AMONGST them is the ZOUAFE
HAT the latest thing out In THE WAY OF CAPS,
p sfsat variety can 10 fegud. including ths SEAM
LESS CAP, something new, al
BiSf0RD'S Hist Strss.
no le--im ~ Main stfset.
RELICS MONTIa h LID A Nc
~ CANES. cut at Monticello and manufactured
in handsome ST. lie. BY J. T.. HALBACh, al Char
iottesyiile. For sale b.,
JOHN P0E. JR., Agent,
Under the Ballard House ktehuss nd, Va.
naag sspaxAvN OF lEfk EascA
n I'd Fsedn1ntss rack e. with summit his h.
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I DON AT THIS.
4 MOTHER LARGE. ARRIVAL AT

SIS
Harms silk mixed SUITS, from SIS TO SIS.
Plain Beaver Business COATS, SACKS an
FRUCkS, from $40 to SIS.
Fine assortment ofblack cloth DRESS and FR0CK
COATS,
BOYS CLOTHING
OF all kinds aud prices At
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Having purchased The BDTTLlN6 ESTAB-
LI>hM INT oi MIR L. WILBAcHER. AS viii APP
pear from his Card above. wouid respectfully
announce b. our friends ard the public esne,a ~,
eur readiness to iutLh any orders hlee W. MAJ
sa,isiactor, terms. LOUIS EUKER A BRO,
80 Main street.
Orders may no left NJ MessTs. Iaidles hcbin-s
son's and Dir. StreckeT's. Letter box s2l.
IN
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lust RECEiNED.-lGO boxes Layer and NJ.
- r. Raisins: half and quarter boxes do; rs bls
Sptts and Jelly Flower Apples; 800 boxes strickly
No. fe-Crackers Also. great variety of Fire
Works, too numerous tn mention.