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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05
Clerk and Masters Sale.

n =. Cox, Azm'r., 6c., ". Martha J. Powell e. Al.
u virtue OF a decree IL the Herorabie Circuit
II Court ~ Nashville "a January Term, fs5e wlll
sell az The Court hnsass, Ia the cry Of NashTe oa
sATCRDAY. THE lsfH DAY or MARCH, lsas tso
Negro Men. ene naIn%d Alan aad the ssAeT naased
tllss, b. the highest bifdnr.
~ oze Haadred and ffts lsslIars cash. <otzs ssya
bic m faak. with approved rndorssrs, xsIl be ~
qaired u Tie purchaser fur the balance
nAflD a. Ii0FE
febfe-td Clerk 4 Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05

And every thing requisite Funeral occasions
CAIN a CORNELIUS
ieO-s-u No. 30 Church 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04
lie Mnr,flnn.

According to late accounts, the Mormons are
renewing their dlsorderly conduct despite the
presence of the United States troops They
have begun again their insolence their assas-
sinatIons and their other deeds OF outrage
and crime They ridicule and ignore the
presence CT the Government troops and
commit the yilest offences with perfect impu-
nifty II is still suspected that they are forth
lying themselves in The mountains, notwi TIL
Standing the recent report of the UAited States
Marshal that no evidence of hostile prepare
lion could be found. One of their principal
SAINTS, HUBER g. kIMBALL, lately boasted in
the Tabernacle, that "the Government and
he'll combined could not drive them out."-
The presence of the army, in the vast amount
of money which it is the means of distribu-
ting amoag them, is an advantage coveted by
themselves whilst they do not fail to represent
II as grievous oppression, and manifest great
snxiety to wear the crown Of martyrdom.
We cannot imagine more Illuminating po-
sition than that in which our gallant Army
is placed, unless it is that of the United States
Government which, at enormous expense, has
sent the army there, with no other result
than the exhibition of its own weakness and
iubecility Why was the army seat, If not To
put down treason and rebellion and when il
was sent, why was 1t not permitted 10 fulfil its
mission The truth is, there is n degree of
mawkish sensibility and false mercy in the
whole administration of justice in this coun.
try, which paraiyzes the arm of Government
holds out license 10 crime, and depriyes hon
est men OF protection. We need the spirit of
JACKSON at the head of affairs When Gen
JOHNSON was sent 10 Utah in command Of
we'll appointed force, his authority should not
have been divided with peace commissioners,
and his simple and explicit instructions
should have been to cut down, shoot, and hang
every rebel against the Government wherever
he could be found. II this course had been
pnrsued, we should have heard the last OF
Mormonism within the limits of the United
States. II II nonsense and idiocy to be de,.r.
red from executing the laws on the eranoa
that the criminals will gain sympathy and
strength by the pretext of persecution. III
NOT persecution TO punish traitors and rebels
ana 10 suppose that they can make ii apnear
70 70 sneh an extent as to materially strength.
IN tneir cause, Is TO underrate the In teilicenoa
anu eiyiiixation af the country How io,a
81 hvpnblic endure whose citizens ara 49,
ia1isn ~ sy,nongh 10 suppose that the annfhI
sseuon 81 bEtauAA YoukG ana bis -, an iili-
h.s ssa0 bssofied gang would he 49,. -
- 49, a1t ~ Righteous fettihutian ~ y ming
rerav ~ ~ name of the country IN.
ms r. a. tnoueahds who might X ,s - - ~, ~
rnent - n'ks See aud eIesnepcy 81 ths 1irn.s 49, Y,
fraasa. sommat tutase sess 81 reheliin. y. ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04

Gov WIaE, in a proclamation in another
column. offers $1,000 reward for the apprehen-
sion of OWEN BRowS, BARCLAY CoPPIR.
Francis 7. MERRIAM and CHARLES T. TIDD,
who were engaged in the. Harper's Ferry in
vasion letter in the n. Y. Tribune, writing
from Chambersburg, Pa says that they Were
in that place the very night that Cook was
taken from there 10 Virginia. lie adds that
they are now safe, but we think 1t very likely
that the $1,000 will bring them.
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The Weekly Di.naich.

The number Of the Weekly Dispatch issued
this morning contains the Premium List OF
the Virginia Central Agricultural Society
fail and interesting details of the trial of The
conspirators at Aarpers Ferry, and the usual
quantity of editorial, news, local and CONNER
ciai matter.
Price, three cents at the counter, or four cents
whenin wrappers, ready for mailing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04

~, ftood Nfeaiesuc I'VE call the Httentsn
lH1...x N n.gcrs ~ MAKERS CELEBRATED
s R S GsT rfiag ssfrTERs From faets which hive
cos Under our peIsonal knosedge we ars ior
~ di.esses enumerated such a. Dyspepsia. Rys
entary Nervous Headachs, 80, ever H. ,l",,
ss,ere ssful-rArsly. if ever, missing lts oysSsit
lacked by hundreds Of ..ssn 7. :. ,e. Il
Virginia medicine of IL years' standing and enia
mating from gentleman of the first posuoa s snl
standing in society. Try it by all means.-H oDo"
Va. J EI1r1trsr /. .,
These giTTERs can be had OF all the prime pa sA
Druggists in the city of Richmond and else~nsfo
in Iirslna. no
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DIED.


On "Wednesday. the "a Norenlber. 81 the resi-
dence Of her brother-i Jaw. Mr.. Andrew Maho-
ney. in Scottssille. Of typhoid .pnaumonla, tii,A
MARIA. yaungest daughter Of Margafet and the
late Peter Everett, a.e1 IS years month and III
day..
THIS DARLING aow' ret scarce had doomed
And burst its petals forth;
When sickness graspd ami death entombd
Its fragrance and It's worth.
Still yet We know It's faded iorH1
Rensw'd again shall arse,
And wait with faith and hope full arn'd
To meet her in the skies.
Her funeral will take place from ST. Pster ga
tedra Friday morning, the ithinst., q II o clock
The friends and the 8eauaintsnees oil the iaHliy
are respectfully invited To attend
On Thursday evenins. at 3o'clock. L. NJ, u b
PETIT, native of France, IN the 3d year OF
his acc
His funeral viii. take place from bis residence, on
MAN, between 2Ist and 22d streets this svsa,nL Al
oclocK. The friends of the family are invited TO
attend.
At the residence OF his father. in Chssterfssld
county. on Thursdsy the Sd instant, f. kfLAN u
CHIIFS. in the 10Th year OF bis $40 10 know nun
was to love him. His friends and the iaaniy nave
the full assurance Of his acceptance with cnristi )
therefore, they mourn not Tor him a, one insi 20
them forever for he is not dead, but s!eepsth.
On SATURDAY., the 10Th of October: in the county
of New Kant w NJ. II. FRAYSEk, "A Years oil axe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04

Sons OF TEMPERANCE CELEBRATIoN.-The
sons of Temperance of Farmyiile, Va, had q
celebration on Monday nightiast. Among the
sneakers was Charles Irving, Esq. who made
an clog uent address, stating that though not n
member of the order a present, he intended to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04

Liberal COMMUNICATIVE Livingston
(Ala) Messenger says that The Rev. DR.. Nicely
has obtained $40 900, as contributions towards
the Methodist Publishing House Endowment
Fund. DIR. Hamilton, his colleague, has been
prevented by sickness from engaging fully in
The work, 1t is thought that SlO0,O90, he
amount pledged by The Alabama Conference
Will be raised, perhaps, before the next meet
ing of that body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04

- r. -. NSevrhnnts 81 ii ichmossA, ;. he
.aiscriher respectfully infottns tho merchants OF
Richmond that be 4 g,epsIcd g snn iii
ank ~ .e sets ake out Baance Acconnts snu
Pro6t and Loss Accounts, and other puins.s . sp
ri ars If ps he 10 confident ne can slss
sssisacton - all mercants Mo estt r. Tie .f ae
r,;,,v rasYahan t. with whom he mas had business
Wsssrs w. s Staples & CO.,
Msssrr Harris Moore,
Mr., William ID. Gibson,
Mr. Alexander Garrett. n. f,,H.. viii
no J-lws hin !. - $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04

FATAL Accommodations Lanier q son OF
DR. c. V. I4anier, of Danyile Va, was killed
ON Saturday last by the accidental explosion
OF the pistol of a friend, with whom he was
practicing at target.
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rliE RICHMOND
wEEKT. DI ) a L & III /.
~
BRILLIANT ORIGINAL STONY

Yrrou making recent improvements In the
WEEKLY DISPATCH, which have largely
.ad.d TO its popularity and extensive eireuia-
ton n was intima ted that from time TO time
original stories from some of orr most accom-
pIishsa writers should appear in its columns.
The first of these, story from the brilliant
pen OF the author OF the "MOZIS ADDUMS
LETTERS" promised for some time. Is now
completed, and It's publication will be conn.,
menoea In the WEEKLY DrsrATcE Of NO.
MEMBER 25rR. This story, located in this
city and some of the interior Counties, is en-
htled:
"WEDL0CK Is A TicKLISH THING !"
4 Bag Story" about ,Ae Iappisss Couple in
R,eamoad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04

STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-John r.
Edmunds, of Halifax county, has been elect
ed President of the Virginia State Agricultu-
raj Society
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COM NJ FIR CIAL.
RIrhmcnd N1mrketa. Nov. :, Isa9.

appt' rs.-N arthern essse4 % lla.; according
10 quality Abemarle rIgp,eu ssn ,,s % cs io.x
sA ssaS5c ma - ass; Hams 'asi5 cents.
nna1l'sFyrrR-we quote good Butter at 20 to sse.;
aissssss = nile Bags asc.; Manchester do
osaeaSs 81, ~ ,is sls7 80 per bashe
BEfsWAX.--so to SIC. ~ 10, in demand
BRouais.--S ssa. according 70 suality. =,
% hs osea ,hles hoop panssa P.
dozens heavy csdar Tubs neat ss 8, " nest;
cofFEE.- " quote Rio y is.sc.; Laguayra
lesi stI3is cts; Java Is cts; Mocha ls cts. ~
s ss i net aa Sc eaaysrt q It
cANDllES.-'ia.iow i5c. " n; Jsckson's l5c.;
Huiis Taise.; Adamantine aoa2sc.; Sperm 4sc.;
FLot Re-The Recelpts are still light and ope-
ra,ions are limited We auote sales to shippers Mt
items Of snperiine at So 80 to 500 Extra VIC
qnete Mt 1923 10 so 50.
North Carolina IN market Mackerei, No. 8, $40 10;
Ne IN w Ws 81 as .. a, rro Tho wharf 9,
HIbEs-salted sssalects; Dry naI3 cts; Calf
skins, green, SlGlR. 10 Spanish Hides IN mar
I.EATHER,-W quote good stamp, middle
wei4 hts e 25c. " 10 over weights 22a &c.; hsht
2t1t 25c. good damaged 2lc.; poor Is also; upper
leather 5I5oa3.25, as to size, weight and quality
the latter price only for superior heavy sides Har-
ed. IS Ssc. Market steady.
LARp.-Prime Lard in bbls. l21a; kegs 1871 1890;
,.IAIE.-Last sales sonS5c. from wharf. From
store. we quote Northern Sale; Virginia s,c.@
GLASS ES.-New Orleans 42m4scts.; Cuba Mus
covado 81 TO sra cts Glazed Cuba rs TO 2Se Porto
Rico 3Ss742 cents.
per bashel
oFFAL.-. BranI23z cts; Shorts Is; Brownstuh Is
PoTAToES.-Sales only by retail, mostly of
nelghherhood RAISING. so.os.,ah.
LASTER.-Lunp-las cargo sales s 80; mar,
kst quite bare Cfaiborne's Richmond Ground
RoSIS.@s $40 , l.7s u bbl,
KY E-We quote 701T5 cents.
RiGE ARs"We quote New Orleans 7}fas1sc.,
Porto Rico, "a G &c.; Loaf He; Crushed and Pow
dered lG3a aIUs4c.; Cotee Sugar 9Aloc.. as IN
sAtTz-From wharf. sl.s5 boil, -, $50.
at 81 3?S san oa' iof
sTARCH-PI.me Corn 6a67a; Pearl 7rs1ac.
SALTPETRE-9Gl 0c. ~ 10.
SENECA ROOFS 40c., nominal.
SHOT-7IiA cash, and time as TO quantity, for
'TTG8 BBlhs1cCo~The breaks of Tobacco are small
also the receipts and prices his her. particuarlS for
fsrlor Lugs at S415; Good and Fine S5.50I6.50 In
lerior Leaf S7fS: tiood 9hll.5o; English scarce
nominal price So.50a13 Fine Manufacturing SO
TAR-s25o ~ Dbl.
TTASEImpeTial and Gunpewder 55c q 20.
WHEAT-There is a better feeling In the mar
ket and the grades elevated that an increased
number of samples command the higher prices.
v hiie do not advance the max iInuin. We quote
good to prime Red at = Is to -l,25; do. hlte at
SSO06IW holesaIe: Oak S3.5ea s975 ~ cord;
Pine S2754 So Retail: Oak s.: Pine : 80.
WOOL.-Tub Washed sold at 50n35c.; unwashed
third less Fleece as IN quaiity.
WHlSKEY-RichmondR ectiiled 29130 old Rye
WhIskey, pure, SlEl.5e.
CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
DEFF.-Market quiet at SIS to 80 gross general
quotations. and S6I9 net.
VFAL--CalYes dull at SIS to loco per head;
MUTTON.-We quote 1T S2.5o&3 - head, &C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04

Disastrous JoURNEY.-The families of DIR.
Price, and Messrs. Dennis and Reed, left Char
iotte county, Va. recently, moving TO West
Tennessee. Dr. Price lost child IN Roanoke
county. and ON the night of the 18th ult. the
tent .ook fire, burning a child of MIR. Reed to
dealh, and severely burning him.
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BIT TuR AUTHOR or Tas
LETTERS OF MoZIs ADDUMs

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treat in store for them. This brilliant story
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weeks. Those who desire 20 read this fine
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Dispatch, should subscribe at once 10 the
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MARrNE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. NOV. 5. 1855,
Hin water his day (Efday) Tx s'e'oet.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. frltehard, baitifnofe'
ndza, and passengers, y. W. Cur5ie
Schr. f. NIckersou, Nickefson' boston, iidho''
Schr. Amos F.lkonbury, -, New YORK. hay
sehr. Bengal, Hicks, Roctland, lime, BfIdsiord
schr. inn Jones, stevenson, Philadelphia coal
Writ Roberts. vi, -. Toe RI
scbr. Carrie. North, Baltimore, mdze, W. d.
schr. Mlnnehaha Young, Boston, mdze.' W. d.
Colquitt Co. ,J What
g. W. Gretter. o
Steamer Geo. Peabody, PrtchaTd, BALTIMORE
Schr' Marshall, Chicheater. New York; mdze''
s"hr. Adriatlo, Hall. New York, flour, D. & W
CuTrie. -. r,t,o,, .tons
Scbr. Emma Jane, Phillips. mdze., W. D. Col
suitt & Co.
BRrsroL PILL, Oct. s-Sailed, ship B. T. Martin
FTench Wimin ston, n. c. 80,
NEwrORT, Nov. ARRIVED. sehrs. Marietta,
Mullen, Camden, for Norfolk; Rocket, Kelly, do
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rredea TO the very fneat; q hdds. choice and
very Old Madclra; ; 40 hasksts GhAnvegue Wines,
roit, now IN store and Sr ssls q !oysss pfSnss y
Corner Pearl 4 Cary strests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04
IA. RICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND SHAKsPEARIAN FESTIVAL
FOR THE
BENFEFiT OF
BARRY SULLIVAN,

EA-GFTs. GIFrs., GtrTs =.
GO 70 THE METROPOLITAN GIFT BOOK
STORE, NO. Isl MAIN STREET!
~ aete you may find the iargest and lest collection
81 standard Htsceleneaus works ever etafadin this
e'.y y. Call and examine at No. l5l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04

"a The ST. Lawrence House, Corner 9th
and Main streets; Riehnqnd, Va, is now open for
the rece ption of BOARDERS, either b. the day,
month year. MRS. X. MACDONOU6H.
oc It's
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MONEY NATTERs-RxCHANGE.

MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANG
NORTHERN ExCuA Nc E-On New \ ork ana FAlla-
Srh al the St6ek Bank notes and of the Bank of
the Valley, ire not taken by the BANKS are AT a
o'IS bs notes tel Of The Trans Allegheny Bank are % ~
cent discount. Bank OF hannw ma, 10 sale
North aud South Carolina Bank Notes 72Gsl ~
he notes Of the Bans Of Weston and the Bank
u GOLD j: per cent. prem No prem. allowed for
Slh F ( Ii OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
Py JoaN 4. LANCASTER K Son. for The 1ceek end
ins Nor. 8. 1859.
Virginia per cent Registered Bonds, sales S93
Richmond City Bonds, sales s95 and int,
Petersbar. City Bonds, last sales S94 and int
Norfolk Cry Bonds, last sales S75.
Exchanse Bank Stock, last sales Slo5.
Farmers, Bank Stock, sales ! 100
Bank ni Virginia stock, sales sra,
B2nko he G4 y s9s ft'fk at sales Slqo
fg StSfs OF Va, last sales SO and int
Vir-ini4 Central r. r. Bonds guaranteed by State
OF Va. last sales $50 aud int.
CITY Of Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed by State Of
Va, last sales $40 and INT.
James River aud kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by
Richmond Fire Association Stock, sales $50.
Virsin,a FIRE and Marine Insurance Stock, last
Merchants Insurance Stock. last sales $685..
Vrzinia Central L. r. list Mortgage Boa,,s, last
vre e Central r, r. I'd Mortgaso Bonds,
last sales - ffs2ls and mt st y ..,,... pona,
NtrEiRla ana tennessee ii, It. ISL Mortgage BONDS,
last sales ss25a and int.
Virginia aHt Tennessee K. Il. End Mortgage Bonds.
last sales $50 and int.
Virginia and Tennessee K. r. 3rd Mortgage Bonds,
last sales s7S3a and int.
Orange aud Alexandria R. r. s per cent. Bonds.
last sales %7S.
Oranee ard Alexandra R. r. per cent. Bonds.
Manassas Gap 4. Il. per cent. Bonds, last sales
500 and int.
South Side r. r. Bonds, last sales Ss6.1& and int.
South- Side r. r. Bonds, guaranteed by Petersburg,
last sales SIS
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
stock last sales %72.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales S47ls.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last
sales S63.
Richmond and Danyle Railroad Stock, sales Sos.
LANES River and Kauawna Stock, last sales SIS.
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"a Licoriee-A. q. 4. Brand. The above
well known fayorite Brand always on saEe BY
JAMES G. McANDREW,
dss-ly "a, Pine street. New York.
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=, MR.. BALDwIN.s LECTURES.

"a RIcHHnSD. November q 1850.
To OLIVER 2. BALDWIN, Esq:
Dr,R SIR: For our own satisfaction and OF our
citizens generally, rs We think we may ven
,n@e tn saw we would prevail on you to deliver two
ar more lectures at such times would bs con-
Ssriant 20 Yourself We rely your we'll known
nnhlic .pirt for your kind acceptance of this nvI-
tatinn and upon your hlsh reputation for success
in such efforts to bring together iGrse numbers.
sa 90 GOOD as to favor US with reply and desis-
nate such time and place as you would prefer.
Very respectfully.
VIM. II. MCFARLAND,
MOSES D. H0GE,
And others,
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ia Magnificent Silks, "a
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT cLo4RssS AND sHAwLs,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES Of French
GREAT shoRlFIcE = .
WATKINS; e fICKLEN
Beg leave TO inform their friends and the public
generally that their large and superb stock of
and fresh RY GOODS has Just been replenished
by yerv larse additions oil various STYLES of beau
f1l goods, purchased by of their firm in many
'''1 HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask an opportunity ofcxhibitins these
ehoics and select GOODS of the ne,u<s. and most
fashionable designs. in order to insure saies and
IN SILKS especially, we are enabled to offer
such prices will bTn. this hitherto costly article
~l'f hsaa nf af VE2 Il fsRf 81 oPPshRs,
Paris Printed DELAINES,
Silk and Wool PLAI Dis, &c,
are being opened this morning and will be found
extremely heHd659EKs agS sfS,sse s price Our
Comprising the most extensive aud rich assert
ment we have had to offer this win be open
of all in Sans- Some Of these goods are, entirely
new snd yer, sles.nt or y sSsoEt InT 81
ME sNs oHfER ri GNbfk RR?ops
=, house SERVANTS WEAR:!
III H6GsE FURNIsHiiNG- Goops!,,
sHIRTINGs and sHEETiNG s St 'H-'' :
sATINETTS FOR FACTORY HANDS. &c. =.
VIII be found. unsurpassed IN extent; quality and
price. Toe 24-tsl WATKINS & FICKLEN.
No. Second Large and Attractive Opening
EEDEN FOX
Have been opening in part. during the past week,
and by the steamers from New York to day will
b in RECEIPT i ,to e. their FALL SECOND SUPPLY
We have bought many large lots of DRESS
GOODS at the closing anctioa sales. IN New \ orh.
during the past week, ali OF which we shall offer at
eIfrene iGW prices. We call special attention to
large and choice assortment OF
DRESS SILKS. embracing all grades, from rs
cts. per ys.d TO tiIa highest Styl lea r,,,>r--r,
L MSoutSELlNE DELAiNE ROBES, at very re-
PRINTED FRENCH MERINOES.
RICH PLAID and STRIPED P0PLINS.
VEL0URS DE PARIS, and great variety oil
other new and beautiful fabrics
Our assortment of EMBROIDERIES is now
conpiste, AMONGST them
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, AT prices much
less than usual.
MALTFSE LACE COLLARS.
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL POINT LACE SETS, a splendid as
sortment.
We are also max. making large additions to stock
Larse lots OF s-4 and Ga
PULLED CLOTHS.
80, LINSEYs.
SLEEPS GREY SATIN ETS. all qualities
VIRGINIA JEANS, &e., &c.
Also. 4 LARGE stock sf
FACED CASlNETS and CASSIMERES.
NEGRO BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS.
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DENTISTRY.

M6S SURGEON DENTIST.
S<III Office on Main, below Pcsri street, neat
door to p. Horton Keaehss trimming store. ard i've
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price Co.'S DRY
Goods store.
hetee would be pie ssed 70 see those with whom 30
mas engagements, ard hiss made extensfre 2repa
ratiors 10 serve the public generally. All opers
tens performed liz the mest approved and sciennno
sty 10 known to the Profession, snd all WORK d2Es
by him warIsated to give Satisfaction. Toe b-y
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A To Merchants.

WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL, hcCoUNTANf'
Office at J. s. Walkers Factory, TIN street,
Continues to Write u Books and Adjust Acc9uhts'
and socits the books of four or i've me!enahss'
whose business does not require the constant az
tendance OF a book keeper. He refers to inc iol,
lowing gentlemen: Messrs: John stewaIt P Psab
ropd Va:and Messrs Massic X Smith, Tobacco
Commission Merchants. Now ork oc <'-ih
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ADORE NEW BOOKS

Ea Cox's Sparkling GrIatine. for sale by
JN0. w. GARLICK.
oc IT'S Apothecary and Druggl
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Ga Removal. Leigh Burton, Dentist.
has removed to Browns building, on astraet, one
door above the Mechanics Institute. gu k-3m
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neAnHrED.

On We1pestay lie ID inst. a Halifax. u. c.,
by t3aurrc Nv f3.ens. Eea. Mr.2U. j. fEULtI-
VAN u Miss NnGINfA a. ArKisuN. both Of
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP
BEFF.-Market quiet at IS to 80 gross general
quot atoms, and Ss6I9 net.
VFAB.--Calyes dull at IS to loco per head;
MUTTON.-He quote 1T S250&S ~ head, &C
HoGS--We quote at S7.J1a8 for com fed.
LAMB.-The extreme prices are S3a5'5O per
head, according to quality.