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the name Of P1Rfsf F Hhh@as 9 was
that Mr. Thomas, mounted on awhile horse, was
going at large through the CITY, scattering the doc
ument, evidently with the hope OF DUNN shIng my
vote at the polls. Nothing therein could njure
me, and should leave it unnoticed but for some
friends, who think ought not. Solely to crafty
them dignity the production, with this reply. It
may be sufficient to say, To those who have read
with the omission OF Mr.. Cranes name from the
Richmond AHzeiger, the writing and publication
of DR.. 0. A. Strecker's card, or the ANONYMOUS
these publications were without my privity or
connivance, and We're made by German friends
who desired my election. see nothing IN them of
which | am disposed to complain, and am GER
tainly much obliged to all my, German friends for
what they have done in my behalf, and shall be
more gratlhed II by their aid am elected on to-
Mr.. Thomas evidently supposes that this phrase
in Dr. Streckers letter-.'he will IN the place as a
man Of honor to the benefit Of the German popnla-
ted should fill the place as man of honor,
and to the benefit of the whole population of Rich
and should ask no higher praise than to be told that
the effort was successful.
- The head and front of my offence with Mr..
Thomas IS that my German fellow citizens like
lne better than they do himself Notwithstanding
am supported by A. ], Crane Esq, and other
well known gentlemen OF the Opposition. can
not help that; and would not If could. 1t is not
because Mr.. Thomas has omitted any effort to mis-
represent me. II all that hear is true since have
been told that he has again and again attempted to
produce tse impression that | belonged to the
hho" NnthlnG organization, which he well knew
not the fact.
In conclusion. ! count it no crime that have been
able to secure the confidence and esteem of many
gentlemen whose political proelvitles differ from
my own, az - ring their support at this
time, along with that of many gentlemen who,
like myself are Democrats have striven to de-
serve well of all my fellow citizens and during the
canvass now about TO close, have spoken no word
and done no act which can hereafter occasion me
moments regret Whether elected or not, /
shall have the satisfaction of knowing that neither
to advance myself or hinder another, have done
anything unbecOflnS the gentleman.
n. A. STURDIVANT.
RICHMOND, Sept. 2lSt, 1859. Sc PIT
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Gen. Scott,

The promptness Of Gen. SCOTS move
rnents with reference to the san Juan "ha,i
Is something remarkable In so Old man !io
undertakes voyage of thousands OF ihiies
with the aiacrity Of a boy. There can nc NO
doub. that, upon his arrival ne Will prove
himself again the great paeflcator-a Htie Us
honorable as that, which also Is Justly MS
the first Soldier Of America.
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= THE FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA

IL 49, r AIN Of
So CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIE-
I9.-Ihe following correction of the TN + and
PREMI Is have been made by the Executive
Committee, and viii govern the trial for fast trot
ting:
Ist-Tme, 2 minutes IS seconds-Premlum S25o.
I'd Time. minuteS-Premium 500.
Sd Time, inmates 30 seconds-PremIiIm SO.
4th-Time, minutes-Premlum $50.
For the LIST and I'd premiums, any horse. mare or
geIding may contend, except the winner OF the LIST
premium.
For the Sd and 4th premiums, any horse, marc or
gedng. not more than seven years old. may con
tend. excluding the winners OF the LIST, I'd and Sd
premiums. Tt trials TO be IN harness.
5th-Fime, 4 minutes, IN double harness-Premum
&75.
6th-Tme minutes-Premium $50.
No horse, pair of horses, can obtain the pre-
NUNS which exceeds the minimum time; but If
any horse makes his distance in less than the mini
mum time, he will he entitled to the premium in
preference to a slower horse, although that horse
NAV he up to the minimum time.
If the same time he made by two or more horses.
{ heiHg up to the minimum time. J the Judges may
direct new trial, division OF the premium
between chem
The time made in the several trials will not be
made known by the Judges, until the contest for
each premium Is over. c. DIMMOCK,
sc 22-2t Secretary Y. c. A. 9.
@ Papers that have published the premium list
OF the Society VIII give the above one insertion.
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In the county of Greenbrier. in this State, on
Sunday. the 18th inst, ISABELLA w. DENNY,
daughter OF the late Richard Denny of this city,
Her funeral viii take place from the lst Presby-
terrain Church, Rev. Dir. AIoore's.l this morning.
ut II o'clock. Her friends and acquaintances, and
those of the family, are invited to attend.
On Tuesday. the 10Th inst, ANN ELNORA
daughter OF John 7. and Ann Calligan, aged II
years months and IS days.
Her funeral will take place at Trinity Church
this day. ut II O'Clock. The friends and relations
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF RICH.

r>> TO THE CITIZENS OF RICH
81 NOND.-Among the persons who brought
Mr. n A. SturdIvant out candidate for the Of
fee of CONFERENCE.-The Attorney. the name OF A;
Jud-on Crane. Esq, Is prominent in the Richmond
papers published in the English language. In me
fiYr2upH paper pubtiShed in this city the name Of
ny. crane suppressed.
The following card also appears IN the German
II recommend to my friends to support n. A.
Sturdivant rs candidate for the office OF Attorney
for the Commonwealth, satisfied that he VIII hill
the place as man of hono'. and to the beH.ft Of
me German reputation Of Richmond'
Also the following enormous co mn ~
teens at the election which is To take place next
Thursday. Besides the quotations extracted from
several journals and reproduced IN our last num-
Der, We find yet many more, winch all speak In the
most lattering terms of Mr.. n A. Sturdlvant. con-
sidering him the most qualified man to be entrust-
ed with the office OF Attorney for the Common
wealth The Germans are, then, requested TO oppsar
at the Potts merit Thursday and gre their rotsS for
y. A. StUrdIrdHt.'
The above communication was published and
pad tor as an advertisement IN the German paper,
and mare good reason to before that IL Irrit
teh ~ I.rH umnt.y oPpPTen 20 Iad u . aaa
translated into English by German professor and
published, in order that the, citizens of Richmond.
whether HGfirs born 0iOpted, may have ample
opportunity to pass upon the superior claims of
this candidate OF the Germans brought out by
4. Judson Crane, Esq, and other prominent mem
berS OF the Opposition party.
n my speech delivered at the African Church on
Friday night last, maintained that the adopted
citizen has the right to the same protection at home
ami atroad as the native born On that occasion
also said, If 1t should be the pleasure of the voters
of RICHMOND to elect ME Commonwealth Attor-
ney, would endaayor to discharge the duties of
the office to the best of my ability but that if they
should prefer somebody else, would not think any
the less OF myself or e'mP1R at TIER d9elon
?. S.-The election takes place THIS DAY. !
call on all my friends to rally 70 the polls, and
stamp with their reprobation all fraudulent com
men. tse 22-It4 FRANKLIN THOMAS.
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ARRIVED. q,
Schr. Henry Reed, Passwater, Port Walthaii'
coal, Stcarns Co. ,. -: w
Schr. Mary and Hatty, Jones. Petersburg, wheat
Schr Ann Pickere, PlckereH, fhlladePhia'
mdZe., W. u. Colquitt Co; , , .
Schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, Baltimore, guano'
Schaer, kohcr & Co.
SAILED, ,
Steamer City of Richmondd MITCHELL ,c Philadel-
phia. mdze and passengers, H. Il. lutte Lutte ,,dzo
Bradford Il Co.. wv -, ;o
Schr. Henry Travers. Wyatt, down the rlver'
Srhr. Emma Jane. Phillips, down the river light
Schr Georgiana. Frost down the river, light
Schr. T. w Roche. Rogers. New York, flour
cchr D. Herbert. Myers, Fort Calhoun. stone.
Schr Geo. L.. Gunter, down the river, light.
Schr VIM. CoIquitt. Frank, down the river, lle IT.
Brig VIM. Mason Gardner, New FORK, -four, d..
& w. Currle.
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u,WENTY.EIYE DOLLARS REWARD.

L The undersigned. bail for the appearance of
ABRAM BROOKS. who stands charged with the
crime otmurder in Hanover county, and who. they
are assured, has determined not to stand his trial
offer the above reward for the apprehension and
detention of said BROOKS. that he may be
brought to Justice and his hail DISCHARGED.
The said BROOKS is about FIVE feet two inches
hign. stoutly built. stoops considerably has black
hair now tolerably long. and large black eyes
JOHN l.. THOMPSON,
,,-nt IGIIN s Ia MES
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CAM'L p. HAYES & SON,

ANTHRACITE COAL.
full supply constantly on hand OF Red and
White Ash Egg" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove. for families and factories, and White Ash
Lump for foundry
INVARIABLY
WEIGHED ON
Fairbanks Platform Scales at our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Qflce left at the yard, lsth
street, south side OF the Deck, will receive prompt
attention. Je 2S-4W
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
n.nranee, In.nrance.

n Insurance.! Insurance
,nn tho most rsa bfe md adraHfa ssgus terms,
a. usnai at the old established General IHshraHts
TJefrs, on Pearl street, opposite John N dofdon,
and next to r. ID. Faeho.
Insure for the BENEFIT or YoUR FAMILY
The lives Of WHITE PERSONS insured between
the ages of II and 81 years, upon the MHtHaf ngs-
tens
SLAVES insured either for month, year, or .
wears: at low rates-to live in any Slave state
: Every description Of FIRE and MAXINE tcarBol
INSURANCE.. upon lIbe raj terms. ,.4
Ma Two OF the best Companies in the Union
represented-the american Liz, and the Gredf
WssfeTH Tnsarance and T,Hsf Company, Fire and
Marine. } of Philadelphia.
Capital and Assets OF the Life Company,
S1.2sJ. 900.
Capital of the Fire Company, $3nO.0op.
mA All Losses of Insurance ELECTED IN hicn-
mond or in Virxinia, promptly adjusted ut the OF
fee in Richmond. c. X. BROKEN.
FIT General Insurance Agent, Pearl St
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NEW YORK, Sept 1o.-Cleared, schr; Crenshaw,
Moss Richmond. 20th-Arrived schrs. Onrest,
Thompson, Va, and Oregon, Krause, Wilmington
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Iaeemdiarism ia Porfsmoush--Cify A6airs, r.
NORFOLK, Sept. 2ist.
Portsmouth appears TO be infested with
gang of lawless and malicious incendiaries
who are to all appearances, determined to re-
duee that pretty little town to ashes. Again
last night the incendious torch was applied to
"A building in that devoted city, which, in spite
Of the exertions of the firemen and deluge of a
driving rain, was speedily reduced TO a heap
of smou ldering ruins. The house destroyed
was n stable belonging TO Mr.. Peter O'Neil
and was situated on King street. Loss about
Z 800.
Mr. Joseph Pierce, the master ship builder
in the Gosport Navy Yard, was attacked yes
l.terday by a gentleman named Barnes, who
sought Mr.. Pierce with cow hide in one hand
and pistol in the other. Mr.. Pierce very
prudently got out of the way. Mr.. Barnes
was bound over this morning in the sum of
$500 for twelve months.
Our Mayors Court has been devoid of in
| terest for several days. Yesterday several of
| the frail sis terhood were fined for dsorderly
| conduct and a white man named Frederick
| Talbot, committed for examination before the
| next corporation court, on charge of robDing
| sundry hen-roosts.
| white woman named Walters, who has
! figured in the Baltimore and Washington, and
| even in the Petersburg papers, was detected Il
| day or two since, secreting Il coat under her
| hoop skirt which she subsequently sold, but
| which was afterwards recovered by the cloth
| Ter, from whom il was stolen The case was
! compromised and the fair delinq uent allowed
| To depart in peace" PERCUSSION.
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COKE. COAL AND ANTHRAtIT 1.-The
~ yards at of 10th street aqf Basin and 5th
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
THRACTrE and BlTUMlNoUS COAL, which
will in future he promptly delivered To gil parts ot
the city and suburbs. The prices of Coke dnrng
September will he as follows: Soft Lump, SAB;
Hoit Hail ( 50; Hard Coke = $3.50. Anthraclts and
an AIS IT, mo. ]. WERTH, AGENT.
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TTNHE FAIH OF DIE NIRt.sNIA tEN-
L TRIAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will be
held on the HERMITAGE GROUNDS. Rich
mond Va, on the 2ith, 25th, Goth, 9th, 28h, and
18th of October next.
PREMIUM list ................ $40, 600
CHAS DTMMOCK, Sec'y V. c. A. s.
nA. Rural REGISTER, and American Farmer,
New York Herald and New York Ledger, and
Philadelphia Ledger, to insert two weeks
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INVARIABLY
EDUCATIONAL.

PROFESSOR CHRISTIAS'S stHODL.-.
L The exercises OF this School will ne resumed
at INV rooms on Main street. between 2d and 3D.,
on Monday, the 25th of September.
The French Language viii be Taught by Mons
B0ULANGE; Drawing by MIR. JNO A. CAL1 .;
penInanship by Mr.. J. w. REEVE.
Terms, as heretofore.
For further particulars, address, through the
Richmond Post Office, II. J. CHRISTIAN.
Sc 9l--5tH
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nA Jos, p. Haulon would respectfully in.
form his personal friends and the public generally
that he NAV he found during all business hours a
the NEW CLOTHING STORE of J. II. SlRlCH
rs MAN STREET, next door to +. X. White
Shoe Store. r,r,,
He is now prepared to CUT, MAKE and ihlai
ali kinds Of Gents apparel, in the best and mos
fashionable style. ~ a..
~ Good fit warranted. Sc XIV
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COAL. COKE, &c.

(,OAL.--The depot of the New York and Rich
~ mond Coal Company. situated at the upper end
of Broad street and opposite the old FAIR Ground,
is well supplied from their Deep Run and Spring
field Mines, with all the usual kinds for saie-t am.
ilv, Blacksmlths'. Run Of the Mines, aud Hard
coal 22-lmF
HILL. and ANTHRAClTE
~ COAL and COkE-HAlL COAL, OF the best
quality, at 81 per load. For sale by
NJ. y. WHITING,
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ia. Now Ready. va
WATKINS e FICKLEN
INVITE ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
TO EXAMINE
Their entirely New Stock Of Fall and Winter
DRY Ct Q d s,
Which is larger, more varied and elegant than ever
before offered.
EVERYTHING IS NEW.
PRICES At THE LOWEST FIG URES.
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE.
SPLENDID CLO4kS AND SHdWLS,
In NEW ROOM on the first floor.
CARPETS, DRUGGETS, RUGS AND CURTAIN
GOODS, on second floor.
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
Sc l4-ts 159 Main street.
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CHAMPAGNE -Grape, Flenr de Bouzy; Vim
X Imperial; also, Cabinet, in half pints of my
own importation from the well known house of
Bouche. Fills & Drouet Grand Vim d Angleterre,
great English wine, and Vim Imperial, fhetter
known rs Green Seal.i of the house of Meet &
Chandou; and the world-renowned Veuve Clcquot
Ponsardin: for sale by q. CRAM,
22-IWE No. Exchange Block,
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@THE ALBFWIRLE INSURANCE CO.,
KNOWLES < WALDORF. AGENTS.
Insure SLAVES i'll this company for one or a term
of wears at rs low rates can be afforded by any
GOOD Company. KNOWLES WALFORD,
Agents, No. q. Pearl street.
Dr. F. w. HANCOCK, Medical Examner-office
hour daily at 10 A. NJ, sc 2D-3t
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rs Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry Goods. -
BREEDEN & FOX,
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening for the past two weeks n very
large assortment of Dry Goods, and by to-day s
steamer from New York will be IN receipt OF their
FALL STOCK
OF every description OF
DRY GOODS.
In Dress Goods department, the styles and fab
rcs are very new and attractive. and the variety
greater than that of any former season.
SERVANTS CLOTHING, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, EMBROIDERiES, LACE GOODS, &c.
We invite the attention of buyers, both whole
sale and retail, to stock, assuring them that
shall endeayor to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN & FOX,
Sc I2-lmif 2l7 Broad street.
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,ATES 0E CHARACTERIZATION Upon

II, PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT DESTINED
TO THE FAIR IN RICHMOND REDUCED
The ndersgned is authorized to announce to the
Virginia will adopt the same REDUCED RATES.
upon Passengers and Freight destined to the Fair
in Richmond, in October, that prevail at the last
FAIR. ar - =. DiMMoCh,
Sc 22-2t Secy virginia Cen: AZ. Society.
zfaN RIch ~ insert
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rI,HE EAIR OE THE YIRGiNIA CEN-

Sc 23-w2t JOHN s. JAMES.
THE FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN
held on aA the aI HfFERMirAGE GRoUNDs Rich h
mond Va. on the 2ith, 25th, Goth, 9th, 2sh, and
29th of October next.
rFfA' cHA is bfIMNocK, sec'y Y. g A. s.
Rural ed Nsw Am nR fa anJ
Philadelphia Ledger, to insert two weeks
Sc 22-ts
DATES OF TRANSPORTATION UPON
TO THE FAIR IN RICHMOND REDUCED
The undersigned is authorized to announce to the
virginia viii adopt the same REDUCED RATES.
upon Passengers and Freight destined to the Fair
in Richmond, in October, that prevalsed It the last
se' 22-2t sec'y Virginia Cen: Az. sosety.
Nna- Richmond papers insert one time
C1HAMPAGNE.-- Grape, Flenr de Bouzy;, Vim
X Imperial; also, Cabinet, in half pints, of my
Bonche. Fills Drouet Grand Vim d Angleferre,
known as Green Seal.l of the house of Meet &
Chandon; and the world-renowned veuye Clequot
sc CIV" No.2 Exchange Block.
NEW STORE. No II Franklin street.-L;. JA-
c OBS hss ,hT d; 4neH9d lagse stock Of the
and retail which will be sold as low they can he
bought in this or any othe, market. call from
his friends and the public generally is invited.
SCI 2-1m* l.. JACOBS
(tIGARS.-lust received, one of the LARGEST lot
- Havana CIGARS ever offered for sale in this
CIV q CRAM.
sc 22-lw" No 2, Exchange Block.
> 00O SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE
x .OoO SALT. daily expected per schr. G. R.
se22-4t l.. & &. B. DAVENPORT.
I EoNARD'S INSTANT RELiEF-FOP
- COUGHS. COLDS, &C.. &c.-One of the most
popular and eihelent remedies in use constantly
PURCELL, LADp & CO, Druggists.
10. Main St., Richmond, Va.
ENTRA ANDC COFFEE SUGAR.-Ioo
- 4 bhis New York Extra G and G Coffee Sugars,
No SO, Cary street.
DOWHATAN PIPES.-we have now on hand
! full supply of Powhatan Pipes and Reed Root
Stems, Tor sale by r.. j. F!CoI,
Cor. Main and 18th SITS.
DELLIETER'S GOLDEN FLUID. for pre-
serving and identifying the E hoir R5,Se = GENTS
Druggist and Chemist, l73 Main st.
xIrISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
w RY, for Diseases of the Lungs, for sale by
Z. J. PlCOT, cor. 18th and Main SITS.
lust RECEiyEDooA fresh supply, of pure
d Medicinal Cod Liver Oil. and for sale by
4. J. PICOT, cor. 18th and Main SITS.
C0O BAGS Rio. Laguayra. Java and Mocha
VIM. WALLACE SONS.
RACON SIDES.-25 hhds. prime Bacon Sides,
VIM WALLACE SONS.
E,yTRA COFFEE SUGAR.-5o bhls. Extra
WM. WALLACE SONS.
E,xTRA Is COFFEE SUGAR 80 bbls Extra
IL B Coffee Sugar, in store, for sale nv
WM. WALLACE SONS.
GOSHEN BuTTER.-25 tubs prime Goshen
NJ Butter, just received. for sale by
VIM. WALLACE SONS.
w WALLACE'S PURE MOUNTAIN
w : DEW WHISKY. for sale nv
VIM. WALLACE SONS.
TEA AND WRAPPING PAPER-Various
sizes, full assortment for sale hy -.
JOHN N. GORDON SON.
IN HHDS. BACON STRIPS, in store. for
III sale by WM. WALLACE SONS.
ST.A i. :.: !; boxes 8f sl:I so Me-
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always sold BOOKS cheaper than any other per
son. and will still do so for CASH. sLh 90 ~ i,r
new kind. SO
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TONIGHT.
Will also appear as
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, SEPT. q, SO.
High Water th,s day tTaursday) l23z o'clock.
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MISS SANNAY will re. open her SCHOOL ON
vi Chnrch Hi Tor GIRIIS and SMAII. BOYS.
CELECr sCHo0L FOR YOUNG LADIES.

- The fourth session of Mrs. DR.. MUNFORpS
SCHOOL will commence on the first MONDAY IN
October next, and end July Bird, 1865.
TERMs-For beginners. SIS for others, $50 per
entire session. School-room at Mrs. SARAH
MUNFORU'S. corner 6th and Canal streets. .
RefsreRceS.-Mr VIM Rutherford Mr.. n. ~.
Martin. AR. Wm Gwathuey. Mr.. Boiling Haxaii,
Mr.. Barton Haxal, MIR. John Freeland, Mr.. WA.
+. Mayo, Messrs VIM. and Joseph Crsnshsw. Mr.
Wynd Robertson Mr.. Edwin Robinson, Rev. Nj.
Minnegerode, and Col, Geo. W. MunfoTd.
l-dtID
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cENrINE kERosINE OH. TnR COAL

u oil LAMPS.-Deaiers in and consumers of
Coal Oil requested to notice that the superior
quality of the Oil from the KEROSENE Companys
Worssinduces many persons 10 sell inferior srades
of Coal Oil under the name and character of the
"kerosine.' ''kerosine' is the trade mark of this
Company, and all of the OIL sold by them is
ranted of strictly prime quality. We have made
arrangements which enable us TO supply dealers
and others AT New York Factory prices.
PURCELL, LADp Co, Druggists,
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y FOR BAL TINIOR E.-Th
1seA EXCURSION TiSKETsSTo AND

90 FOR BOSTON-FIRST VEsSE G"-The
LTTs, gular packet schr. WESTOVER, Capt.
- NtcKERsoN. having n portion of her cargo
engaged and going on board, will have quick dis
patch. For balance OF freight, apply to
Sc Its DAVID K " NJ. CURRIE.
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BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &c.

DItTiONARX OF LOVE
RANR2kPH,s BoSks FPo snd BpdGFyG
Don PAfENT sERMoNS fourth ri series, by
DIc Ply Il, / OF LOVE. containing de6n
ton of all the terms used in the History Of the
EN Pfna S. R Ri:faG 81 FUN the Book of 1000
BREE aii'f1i 5i?'i DiiNNER AND TEA, viewed
MISS e%sIfnsE RSSfsSaN apS fIhs'fsy
FoRTY YEARS So II h THE WILDERNESS OF
sYlTfks y MdR fdS hms Which the law does
LEs $50 SSsf FRoM JESUS or the Teachings Of D
NARoI E9S M ill., THE MAN OF PROPHECY :; by
A NEW WORK tHS Of tsT THRILLING IN
"THE, WAY IT ALL ENDED"
THE WAY II, ALL ESpEDaaA new work from
the pen of Virginia lady. Price 81.
Just received. fresh supplies Of
f2HNH Il oH PI Pos 81
WHIT w MI he i DO WIFI f rs rs &C. Sc 2-st
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will save from lSI J., 10
- to % per cent. on the amount of their bills by
'I B6 IN 4: Fl B q, IT,, Nc :, ,rrs
GEO NJ. WEST, Bookseller.
.e22-st No. las, Main street
THE LIVE BOOk-For sale at
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