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DIR. r. II. 10Y or KING y QUEEN, VA.
IL will be gratifying, to the numerous friends OF this
Medical College, Savannah, Georgia, has lately been ten
dercd him by the authorities of that Institution. The
offer was made without application or even the knowl-
to the high position which he occupies In his profession,
not only as a profoundly erudite physician, but as a gen.
tleman of great natural power and briniancy. We re-
gret to hear that the Doctor felt il his duty TO decline the
offer: he would be an ornament to any Medical College
in the Union NJ
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NEW YORK MARKErs De, an

u hOhh MARhErS, Oct. &c
cent, Ssh, .hieh + a slight improvement. 'e"oW' 1t SN
CoIsEE-At private sales the market has been y,rv ouls, A..
,ao s" sIses . ,, sSysE, being diysTtsd by the public ,alsoi Rio which
ton ofthe catalogue vas uithdra~n. The rate. FOR he eoa%nn
g ggan y Wste barely sustained Sihl" on the better grades a de.
FLorE-rhe market for siA,e and Western Flour has continued
pd rise IN prices, sales have been materially restricted. on sat.
larry Tor the medium and low grades. which Sdv.brsa' ,pps.auass y.
y ahat hs markrt open,d buoyanly on Monday at the en-
a parto o. The advance obtained on saturday was lost. The rccsGp,s
late farmers 70 renewed eSertion, TO forward to The .esso.rd
T nsT d .fSs,pi' y @ay Dc Io9ssG for gn,l the closing Of Lths canalI
comparison with those 81 The previous two days, tameIy at a Tsduc.
prices Of Friday last The market for Southern Flour has also bs.s
aeilve, and prices have advanced i0ai5 cents on the low grade -
The other grades are quiet without change In prfcss Rsesiui. -.
, q h9t no, heavy, though The stock Is Increasing, sales Tor the
Rehmondcty ~f65OaI21 Richmond Country tsass Ss sps " nS M
.o Gs,,sd . active ds@aga f9I wAsa, previously mentioned,
Sag, Ssns enshel on nearly all kinds. The inquiry has been
daring a part ofthe time for export, but Ss rIsaisr portion = ot Hso
70 he large AMI N ~ nj IN ossn kspt private, bu, are understood
side,. i.r ~ ,o ~ IS . w Iarse SSSsn,.,'s, sS%ins for.ard nos. be.
sine Idasy consist largely o. Chicago s%prnE, Nuisance Club
Including 200 Red southern. 10 eis.. nearly all taken BIZ ne To-
ca mlien and 'Pssaiatorsi Exporters having Withdrawn IRON the
marset 10 NeS 9ithe rapid rise In prices, which are now some.
shat above heir hmits-ihe msrte, closed 6mg, and the Ten.
sa,l,, and price; haze rse.dsd "a Ct. & bushs', at which hold.
small wsy, 70 meet imaaeais,e want" Lpsesin,, Ju q ,SseP,in a
.alg sgusgaie 1000 bushels, Including 900 ystsrdsy. issyinss
cts for Western mixed, aud si6ti03 Tor unsound '1
IEATHEA-Thtrc has been a little more animation In UewtosL
Sole since our st; the demand, however. s sin limited ana
Price, ln view o. ne large and inereas'ng stock, have Deprecated
about haia cent q D. On nearly I'll descriptions. There 4 no
about previous rates.
MothssEA-There i a steady moderate demand from the Trade
and Disiinru. and prices are veil supported.
sugtH-Thcre IL an Improved demand Tor Rav ana n,e,.r.
havi.g bought fsely, and exporter having also entered he mar.
ktt ne ieshng o. depression noticed the past week has been re-
mo-sd and ,s define ofoas sigh'h o. cent then Bo,sdbss been
imProysd ptiees are fean1ed-tay = Of = ceat on hard Shit,. aad
| EHA on son Sugars.
TosAooo-Lesf is quite dull, bot ans qualities are scarce, and
held hrmy sales ~ hhds. Kentucky and Maysyfte Al TNf6Ee
LOutsrtNs, Oct. 2t.-There Is but little change 10 notice H. n.
market Prices, without any apParent cause, are a tdas better
for all GRADES.
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Volunteer military companies arc forming In different
sections Of the Subsequently, in the quarter lately
threatened by the fanatic Brown and his assoeiates--
Volunteer companies ought to be encouraged and sus-
tanned in every county, town, and city in the State
They are. in truth, 'the cheap defence Of the common
wealth"
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Gov. Weller, according to California correspondents,
viii appoint no successor to Broderick's seat in the Sem
ate, In the hope that the Legislature will elect him Wei
ler) Latham, the new Governor elect, is a rival Aspi-
rant for Senatorial honors.
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DEATH og Two LTUrENAsrs.-The War Department
has received intelligence OF the death Of First Lieutenant
Andrew J. Donelson, corps Of engineers, At Memphis,
Tenn, Oct. 2, 1859 and also Of the death Of Fir lieu.
tenant Oven v. ~Solomau, first artillery, at Fort Laramie,
Nebraska, Sept. 20, 1859,
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OxYGKNAreD

READ the folosing letter from Caleb Parker. ESQ. Of Conrord
y. W = man honortd and esteemed by all who know hin.
S~nheHeN,-With no d position TO make ry nance oDsrirpnps
take the opportunity 20 state 20 the afflicted IL. bsns6t I have
derived from the use % Dr. greeH'z Or vgssrfeJ Rjf,y. md a.,
recommend them % others. Pr two We trs . have been troubled
With Indigestion and IL attendant eyHs. such a. aatuI, ncy cons,i-
nation. severe Attacks q ditrriTa, accompanied with water brash
NJ the stomach, which reduced me IN arsh, strength. and splrits 40
low that ] was nearly unified for business. 1 appusd 10 seVrr,t
pLy,idAns, from whom ] obtained only temporary relief I ron
cIunri, WI TIE advice Or friends, but without the least faith in
,hslr eihcIcy, 70 Try the Cgy0sRatsd Bt,rs, from the use of which
| found Immediate relief, having no return Of waterbrash after
taIing ne hrst potion; My weight has increased some thirty Eve
pounds ana my health i perfect I can truly say that I eonside r
the DrygehGted Hners the best tonic eNtant I have recommend
ed them to several, who have invahaLiy found great benefit from
their use. Yours respectfully.
Prepared BY SETH W. POWLE a CO. Boston and t, saIs nv
ADlE 4 GRAY, PURCELL LADD 4 Co, aud ". P~ETERsnS.
Richmond, snd BY apPoin,ed agents In every county, aud Drug.
sNN EehefaHy' oc2t-dckWiw
" Notice 10 Country Merchants visiting
Hichmond this PnIl.-we would most respee fully call
their attention to our stock of BOOTS and SHOES, which We will
sell low for cash or 10 punotual customers on Tx month. credit
ALEX. HILL 4 CO.,
sHt 1871 Main a., Richmond, Va.
~ n you want Boots, Shoes or CATERS, Of good quality. 20 70
ALEX. HILL 4 Coz. and " you can't get them there, I do no,
know where you can find them.
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THE OvIEDo-BARrLErr WEDpiNG.-This event. which
was chronicled with 30 much detail in the New York pa.
pers, has left behind 1t some upleasant consequences. A
Mr.. L. {. Stedman published in the Tribune a saurical
poem upon the affair, which greatly offended and exas.
Perated Ii. bartlett, the father of the bride, who pro.
posed at first to cowhide the poet upon sight. Reflection
and advice, however, induced him to send Stedman a
note demanding n retraction, and couched in Language
Indicative of a determination to demand, in case of reiu.
sal, the usual satisfaction, in cases where gentlmen fluid
themselves aggrieved. Mr.. Stedman replied in a note,
offensive in its character, in which he declined to with,
fdraw a syllable which he had written, and appointed a
friend to act for him in the further progress of the diff.
Guilty. Lieut. Bartlett then discovered that Mr.. Stedmau
was not his equal, socially, aud resolved to bring an &C.
ton against him for libel. The Tribune from which
journal We obtain these facts) says that Mr.. Stedman is a
gentleman of standing and responsibility. His father was
Charge a AFdirS to Sardinia under Gen. Taylor's admin.
isiration, aud his relatives and friends are of the hes,
families Of New York.
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In This cly, on the eth inst, In the ssh year Of his age, GABL
lie wss a native Of Pennsylvania, and removed 10 Richmond In
raj merchant
Ills friends and The public are respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral, on foot, This day (Frday1. AZ 4 O'Clock. from the Unit "a
Is minutes walk.
~ V said charity eovereih multitude Of sins u 50, then indeed
VIII The sins 81 The poor Old Samaritan be well shinried over by a
faith IN the promses that never faliered. IN the sunshine Of pros.
pshV or the dismal darkness Of atject poverty and helplessncss.
Green be The turf upon thy grave, friend Of ny better days.
?.
On Thursday morning, 9Th inst. AZ 4 O'Clock, after a shor bu,
painful Illness, RICHARD AsKEw, ia, In the eighteenth year q
hs age.
fully invited 10 attend.
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From hs Nse York advertiser,

The balloon or air ship Of T. s. Carlincourt Lowe. was
taken to Reservoir square on Saturday, and il was ex-
pected that the process of imitation would commence to.
day, but owing TO n delay in putting in the gas appara.
tus the imitation will not commcnc until "Wednesday.
when the exhibition will be opened. -
The Air Ship when inflated and In order will resemble
an ordinary balloon, with the exception OF the appenda.
ges To the car. The car is n basket of wicker work. six
feet in diameter and four feet deep, having an aperture
In the bottom, about two feet in diameter. through which
to pass TO the boat beneath. The cords which attach
this car to the balloon pass up to a hoop, some six or
eight feet above, and are covered with canvass, so MS TO
make n wall, having windows cut in IL. This enclosure
~ Intended 10 protect the passengers from the cold. In
this ear viii also he placed a lime stove. and the provis.
ions for the voyage. At a distance OF some twenty feet
below the ear, the boat viii be suspended. This is one
of Francis Metallic life boats, built at GreenpoinL
thirty feet long, eight feet beam and four feet deep. Ia
this will he placed the Caloric engine, and the machinery,
consisting Of a propeller, rudder, Sc. -
The balloon itself is one hundred and sixtytwo feet in
diameter, and has a capacity for eight hundred and
twelve thousand cubic feet of gas.
The gas will be supplied from the street mains, and
passes through the largest stationary meter ever used for
"A private consumer. This meter is Of east iron. eight feet
in diameter, aud is capable of registering half a million
cubic feet of gas per day. II is estimated that the infa.
ton will occupy some twelve days. A high fence has
been erected around the square to prevent dead heads
from seeing without paving for the luxury.
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VFFicE % rus Wsia. Oct n, 1859.
The stock market has been quite dull during the past
tor'olsh. aud though sales Of virginia sz~ have been made ~ .
naeuonai advance. some holders ar. nov ess,ins Al % fsf-
Prices. however. mus, be considered nactusipr Rishussd city
bonds have been .sid iAs w.st =, ~ and In. W. annex oar usual
comparison Of rates N .IA
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ns@.A Lao ,sssk


~ .H "'"N HNFHtE OF tut TUtn Inst RlVe:
The splendid weather OF the past week, up 70 saturd.v h.. h..,
All that could be desired TO facilitate preparation for vb,.t ,e..
mrs ; ueVery advantage has been taken Of the propltlous tim.
~ enanse mas not, hosever, bee. long enough to make much i'm.
proNement In The samples OF wheat, which, by the prrytou-
ienee Of humidity, were greatly deieriorated. Sotuilh.,.ndInv
sueh an hindranee To in marketablene--, this rain has been nrm,r
n value. our own market being at last innaeneed by m. .t..Jy
hanee-so much SO, that prices In both countries now
soout equal This circumstance alone, with our inferior crop
seems 70 Constitute safe basis for the future. French advice,
ns,e Us turned the Downward tendency Of prices at odesss, and
= demand for Rye IRON Northern EUROPE has given nrmns,. 10 IN
grain; While the failure OF the crops In Southern Italy Lser- every
Mediterranean port sensitive ss 20 Wheat rcr,Isn ~, 49,
az ,sSs h"ie difference In quotations fron las, week. hut wheat
has been a very active trade In London In floating earro,s. a, ful
pfeer, much OF the new crop here being unht for the mill. uithont
mixture OF cry foreign. Although. through The heAyiness OF
markets, We lately expected TO reach the lowest point Of iast y,ar
the better tone, first OF the country markets, since followed nv m.
netropolls. Indicates that the mlnimum 4, alreadr n..,
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SFDirfoUs LAS0uAGE-T IT, Stliwen, Who has beop
residing iu Alexandra for some time past. on Tnesdav
week 18Th instant, on the steamer GEORGE Page, while
some gentlemen we're in conversation on the subject Of
the HarpeTs Ferry invasion, u IL said. expressed sepu.
ments denunciatory Of Southern Institutions and people
and Of n Eodiuou8 nature, for which a peace warrant was
is8uod for biz arrest, at the instance Of the Common.
woalihs ArorneYi and yesterday he vas brought before
Justice Summers, by officer Wardcr, and required 10 give
bond in the sum Of 5000, 20 keep the peacc.-Aicr. ga.
A Nrr TO ~ CEAcEED.-It is stated on reliable AN.
thouty that the slaves Of a widow lady In Shenandoah
county, Va, were furnished with arms BY the Abolition.
lts, and a night appointed for them 70 start 10 Harper's
Ferry. Instead Of doing 80, however, when the time
came, they held q consultation, and taking those very
arms, kept guard from dark ul dawn around their mi
lre~ house. In the morning, they showed her the arms.
told her what they bad done, and went 10 work as usual
fRTb. DoUGLAs FLED-Frederck Douglas failed 10
meet his engagement TO lecture in Syracuse. on the 2Ist
inst, on "SelEHade Men" The Syracuse Couriy thinks
The disclosures At Harper's Ferry have induced him 10
Jake the underground railroad 70 Canada,
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Magnificent Silks.
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.


CL0AKS SHAwLS
Prom last weeks Auction Sales Of French Importer. in New yo,t
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
WATKINS a.
DEC leave to inform their friends and the public generally th.,
- their large and superb stock Of new and fr,sh DRY G0ons
has lust been replrnished by very large additions n v.,ioy. s,,i
OF beautiful Goods, purchased by one OF their firm, In many In.
stances At nearly ~
HALf THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask a opportunity OF exhibiting these Chole. and
select Goods, OF the newest and most fashionable Desipp. In o,d-
TO Insure sales, and surprise every one with the LOW PRICES
In SILKS, especially, We are enabled to offer such price No al
bring this hitherto costly article within the reach OF every n
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS.
French and Irish PoPLlNs,
Paris Printed DELAINEs,
SILK and Wool PLAIDS, 3c,
Are being opened this morning, and will he fund ,,.u 49,,
some and moderate In price. Our ~
CL0Aks AND SHAwIs,
Comprising the most extensive and rich assortment We bavs hat
TO oneT this season, will be opened to-day, aud will he found Ior.
thy the attention OF all In want Some Of these Good. ire .n,I,sIv
new aud very elegant. Our assortment OF
Servants and Plantation Goods.
Mems Outer and Under Wear,
House Servants Wear,
Plantation Goods.
House Furnishing Goods,
Irish Linens,
shrtlngs and sheeiinp,
fGled Cloths,
,, tAuneiis for Factory Hands, 4e,
oe2a-ts wATkISsI prcKrrS
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We bad not the pleasure Of hearing Nc. Mnier's al.
drc~ ~ the African Church wednesday night, but learn
from competent judges that Il vas q mastery and bean.
Nod production.
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49, RICHMOND. Sept. l3sh, 1859.
e. " u Eve most respectfully cal
w. the attention OF our friends, customers ana the nubr
as ssner.iy 70 our assortment Of Roots, Sihoes, Trunks,
carpet hags, Naliccs, &c.. As they viii hd the largest
ana Ss.t a,s9tmsnt Of goods In our line, expressly for retail. that
can b e found here or elsewhere, and at all prices, either Of our
own manufacture or Of the best Philadelphia and Eastern WORK -
Please call and examine for yourselves.
ALEXANDER HILL a CO.,
Manufacturer and Importers OF
Boots and Shoes and Carpet Ban.
SELF No lqT NaIn .tr.., Ri-b,orSJ
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FALL TRADE,

TAXI this method u Informing NE citizens Of Richmond and
II the pubuc generally, that have received and viii eopuoos h,
receive, for several gestsio come, aiarger Assortment Of Fasb.
lonable Goods. than ithag ever been my good fortune 10 odsr An
I ask ia CALL Anda look AZ my veil sslectsd stool An ce,a,
dent I can please The most f~as1fous. and. a. fr ebssposs. n
think they can eject r saving 81 ~ least q0' per csut N, 49,
consists, IN part, a. elegant
Tuo doupred sIk Robes
Rich Bfocade and HyadHe suts
Plain and nyadere Popnns
Paris Printed Deiainss
P0n-de Chevres
nyafere sod Plain Valencia
Dciaine Robes and Duuhie Skirts
Servants 0oods, Of I'll Wades
Cloths, Caadmeres and Nestinrs
Irish Linens, very cheap
Pine Bed Blankets
Servants DO
AiaFFe assortment Towels, Napttns and Table Damsst- ana -.
Houa other goods, TOO numerous 70 mentions al II vbirb ~u h.,
oaered ~ vey reduced prices. Can early ~ ne cheap store az
octs A NOapg 81 NJ,
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TEACIIEH WANTEn;-A dngie man eompsisB, to
u teash latin and Greek In a Male Academy and Fenais SENT.
nary for - successive weeks from Jan. b, tsao' saiarv aeon ara
board ope q some experience aud desiring q permanent sltua.
ton preferred. Address q 1. Brown
octs-hM Wilson. N &.
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EINEsT g-UEPowDER, OOLONa AND ING
finest Pale aod DARK French nrandiea.
Ynesf Msdsrfa, Port and sherry Wines.
Cataaba Brandy three years old,
Hnet Virginia WHISKY, some off Il very Old,
Reef Tournea,
Ysy "a and superior RIMS, for sale ~
BLAIR . 6HANBTRLAyNy.
o@V-W late W n Hlssros A o.
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" Notice TO Countrr ncrchnnt. YisItinu
DIED,

~ II you want Boots, Shoes or Caters, Of good quality. 80 20
ALIEN. HILL a CO's. and v you can't get them there, do not
know where you can find them.
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FrEntnlcR O.. On. FL. b. N.

-HaHN -H 80 - 80
About four o'clock this afternoon dispatches we're re-.
ceived here by Captain Sim, Of the United Guards, aud
captain Hobbs, Of the Independent RiAement, from Ne.
Garrett, President Of The baltimore and Ohio. Railroad.
inquinng II The Frederick military would hold themselves
10 readiness for a call 70 Hsrper's Ferry or Charlestowu,
y necessary, 10 defend the latter place against an at
tempted rescue Of the prisoners taken AZ the recent TO-.
sutrection At Hatpers Ferry. A reply was given In the
~afirmatye. subsequently Mr. Garrett telegmphod that
he thought two companies would be necessary for the
defence Of 'ho place.
Captain sim, with about 10 men fully armed, left the
city 10 the hali-p six o'clock train for Charestown-
NO other company has yet gone. Captain Hobbs, up
on receipt OF biz despatch NJ once telegrapbcd 20 Prcsi-
dent Buchanan, asking him u II was necessary for him
70 ieavc With his company, and that " u was, he would
De IN readiness 10 depart A. any moment. An answer
has not yet been received. So much uncertainty exist.
IN relation TO the necessity Of their presence Al the scene
Of action, that the volunteers turned out with reluctance.
Those who did go left the city upon no other authori y
than the invitation Of the Railroad President. There L
considerable excitement here, though every one Il die
posed 70 discredit the rumor.
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- TO TT CITIZENS ANN
49, srRANdERs VISITING THE CITY, With 10 nall
the special Attention ofthe cTTnKSs and srAASaENs Visiting ths RI.
W sssi have Just Tsssiysd a hge Sea :HhsrtoT :.,onsnyAt or
nhoNtEoo'IS, together with a rich and varied stock Of GenS.
P"'ohAsing elsewhere. !. u. SIRICIi,
al. A. No. IS Main street,
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n ~ DaIlimore Am.riean.

NW|TTTHTVW VII w ~ = n
a despatch has been received here by Capt. Sim. Of
toe Maryland Volunteers, TO uo effect tLat a large mum.
Der OF abOlitioui-ts have crossed over into Virginia, aud
That an attack upon The Cbarlestown jail was expected.
What truth there h in the rumor ! do not know, but
Cipt sun thinks IL Of 20 much importance that he IN.
tends leaving here at six o'clock, with his company.
q
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r~VALUABLE BUILDING lots

OOO sAIE. N SVis1S o~6isTfHn55 s,riss y; d.s,s, ~ y
We Cireut Court o. Melon county, IN the case o. Peters w.
.h1mg,Ss Igrss Ae We shsn. on TIE 2stb day Of Mo-
uon, thst valuable tfact ofiand, tnoEn a. the LOCUST GROVE
containing by mrvey 90 aeres Haid land r. situated In the coun.
" ~ nelson shout , miles distant from the Canal and Railroad.
80 ygy yaluabls The open land H. vel adapted 70 ne ga
pies . NE county, and he timber VEN One. The lmproven rnia
me plain but comfortable and SUFFICIENT This farm has been On ne
hanhs oi tenani. Tor some years, but has been hiFhiy protective,
ard might w q lev years, be made one o. the best farms n M afs
fore The day n sale.
rfHss-so much cash A. un dehay The expenses Of sale. And
a credit o. 2 and 3 yesrs for baiance o. purchase monsv. shh
Interest from day ~ sale. Approved personal security 10 b. gfvsn.
and the vendors lien retained.
J. THOMPSON Ja,
r. WHITEHEAD. ! comm'rs
oc2,-et2'N WM. ~ oABFLL,
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R~sPECIAL NOTICE.-THE cRET

-, ios OF the late !; u. Thornton, deed. are requested
10 meet 1.-THE oniee Of y. 7. Williams A Hicks, In the CITY on Rirb.
NOM, AZ 10 S,eloet 4 NJ on THURSDAY, the 9lih October, 1883,
%. q ptessnt ,heI claim. properly authenticated, la order TO Aseer,
Az the Indebtedness Of the Etate and arrange for iIouIdatIon :
No Indulgence can be given.
u. 7. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
ofN II. THORNTON, Deed
- fnlulreT pleaae COPY. 90 ,arn-I
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a. NOTICE ExPREssLY For

20 Goods for Servants Clothing.
PERKINS a co.
No. ii Eagle Square.
49, % % ousr a superior stock % FULL CLOTHS, sATINETs
IWsEps, kERsRYa LINsEYs, sIIaTIHds and PLksSEis' oi
ALSO,
cash. ""' "N prices Tor
Planter. and others are Invited 10 give US a call.