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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-25

No PAPERs.-,Benjamin Clayton, .
country free negro, was sent to jail by the Mayor
yesterday, for being in tLe city with improper pas
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DR. BoYNros's lectures are rapidly
drawing to . close, but a. the last Of the series
10 said to be the most interesting, our readers
should hear them. The subject Of Geology 10 one
that should be understood BY all classss, and We
know Of no way by which our readers can so
readily acquire information on this branch OF
science, - BY hearing DR.. Boyntop.
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NTEAM saw BER SAW
~ ED TO 0KDER.-The subscriber having @ the
entire control of one of the best STEAM C1RCU-
LAR SAW MILLS IN the State. located in Virgin
Pine Forest near navigation, will contract to fur-
nsh at short notice; in COED order and on reasona
bia terms, Building and Railroad Timber sawed all
sizes ana dimensions, and respectfully soicits Or
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber Mahogany
ia and ShingIes of every description.
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DIscovERY or SToLxN GooDs.-A party
Of small boys, while at play in vacant lot on 18th
street, discovered under pile Of rubbish one OF
the kegs Of nails stolen from Mr. James II. Cog
hilI's box factory, last Friday night.
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HACK RATra.-The ordinanee cnneArr

Ing public hacks, has been referred IN ,h.
Committee on Revision, aud we understand that =
report will be submitted to the Council at it's next
meeting, recommending an increase of the rates
liberal standard should be adopted for the hack
men, 30 AZ TO ensure them fair remuneration for
their labo.s and when this has been done beavv
penalties should be imposed for exhorbitant char.
ges.
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SKArIxG.-Ths boys we're having hns
times with their skates on the froxsu ponds, 20.
terday. Neither the basin nor The dock have yee
tsred any Icy suriacs suiciently ssroag e hsas
skates, but : few such days . SandAy tns VIZ
Gloss them up for ttns.
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AN UNHAPPY CAsE-The Rev. Mr. Coffee the
first man, says the Memphis Appeal, who ever
preached q sermon on the bluffs Of Memphis, was
last week arrested for being drunk and put in the
oaiabose When taken into custody he svors
bitterly at the officers and wanted to fight them
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~FlIsH L1loala-I have An.

1FHlsH L1loHIs.-I have lust -.
eeiyed, Ry AdamS Express. fresh lot Of ewsdiA
able terms.
P.s.-Cupping, and LeechinG promptly sttsnlsl
eo Can be found at all hours Of the day q The Ha
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and p
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts n a HODnnmV
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WE have associated with US in busi-
w LESS Mr. 3. W. J0YNER, who has been with
u. several years The business will hereafter he
carried ou In the nsme Of JONES 4 CO, at the
house. Ne. Main st, formerly occupied by Mr.
JsTpes Winston, few doors above the Old NJ ARK et
We shall keep on hand large stock of q GkUcE cERIEs
and nce LIQUORS. 10 which ask the attention
Of our customers and the pubic generally.
ia lin THOMAS JpNES & co
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DOMATUMS.-We have now in store
large assortment of the finest qualities of French
and English Pomatums, many of watch are very
cheap Also, fine English Hair Brushes, Tooth
Rrnsbep. Ivory and Tortoise Dressing and Fine
Tooth combs Glyccrine, Honey and Palm Soaps.
and all other Toilet reQustes In great variety. for
ale AT ABBEY Il ROBINS0N'S
Family Drug Store,
,.rs 4th and Franklin streets
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Price FtaHT.-A prize fight came off near New
Orleans on the Is tn, between Burns and Stafford.
which was won by the latter, because the former
struck q foul blow. About 500 people, including
the Beuicia Boy and Aaron Jones, witnessed the
bruising.
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nVERCOATS-OVE ERCOATS.-Darra-
" cott Harris d Co, having still on hand a large
10 sell lefore the is over, will offer great In
ducements Call on Darracott, Harris Co. NoIlS
Main street II You want a GOOD Overc cat. at very
Low PRICE DARRAC01T, HARRIS GO,
" No liz Main street.
las Successors to Merchant, Weisger q 10.
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~ LIFE SIxl PnoroolArus-.

subscriber takes pleasure In announcing V his M.
merous patrons and the public as large, that he b
lures TO FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or cojored.
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants eQuaI
not superior TO any produced In this city, Ct Ina
targed TO any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited 10 call and -
THAN Hall. Main street. between 9th and i0th.
Pc 0IBno,
the place to get it, where you Win neither s. huns.
bugged in price or work, Also, Melainstypes q
any other Picture In the Photographs Art.
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TIE C8MPBsLLs ARE COMING 80 says
their agent, who 10 here arranging for their ar
rival next week. Those who have heard these
soLgsters, and listened their amusing anecdotes
aad keen Wit, will not fail to hear them.
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w II. MADDOX will continue the
w Produce Commission Business, under The
style Of MADDUX Il CO aad soIicits the patronage
OF the friends OF The late concern.
January list. 1859
WASHINGTON MADDOX, of Lunenburg coun
~. is admitted as partner N the BusneBs Of Mad
Gax d Co. ircTi thIs day. -
VI IL MADIUX,
Richmond, Jan. II. 1859.
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~ UH y. HUbTHTrDBb 0IxJ11D.-
These Bitters are universally acknowledged = BE- =
sure preventative and cure for Fever and Agus.
Flatulence, heayness of the stomach, or any other
like affection. Their effect upon the system h most
miraculous they give healthy tone TO the system.
remove all morbid matter. and in fact thoroughly
tors, in presenting this preparation to the public.
assure them thst In single caee when it hss been
used according to their dicfations has beeu known
to fail but on the contrary. new virtues have beeA
discovered In Its use. To those afflicted with any q
the above ills Of the body, the btters" are eesrea
a. q speedy and certain cure. Try them And form
your own opinion.
rywhsre. jaf-din
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PRoGRIssiyG.-The suit between the
Powhatan Steamboat Compapy aud the Appomat.
tox Railroad Company u progressing In the q. 3.
Circuit Court, nov In session 10 this city.
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NAVAL IsrRlLia1xcs-Privatsad advices hare CON,
70 hand from the Pacific Squadron. The cfacsrl
and crew we're we'll. The machinery Of the Nag,
ship Msrrimac bad sustained some slight damage
and was speedy rsmsdied.
Last week when the authorities at the pbilsds
phia Navy Yard received orders 10 dischsrge nye
hundred hands, thsre wers about one thoussnd
I've hundred men employed, and the monthly dis
bIrsements averaged about $4,000. For the yeal
1858 the gross expenses came near 3730,000. Al
present Ia consequence OF the reduction, the suu
0f$50 900 each month win covef all salaries. The
and names. Add to the Philadelphia expenditure
those ofthe Brooklyn, and the resalt will be IN
the neighborhood Of 81, 608, the combined cosi
OF the two yards for the past ysar.
Pos1rossMsSr o. FuSKsAI I--Mranae cas.-.
Mrs Oassandria Menowu, wife OF Jas. Mencwn,
Esq. Of Elisabeth township, Allegheny county,
Pa, died suddenly on ths morning Of the l0th
inst. Atthe time appointed for the funeral to
take place large concourse OF neighbors had as
sembled, and npon some Of them examining the
sorpse there was every appearance Of ifo still
naming in the body. The limbs we're relaxed,
aud every thing seemed to indicate that she ssilI
lived The funeral was postponed from the 18th
TO the l4th, when she was examined by physicisus,
aud BY them pronounced dead-but still shshad
the same appearance oflfe. She was buried on
Friday, the 14.h.
LARGE CaoIR.-The choir at the popuiar ser.
vices at st. Paul, London, comprises some 800 in-
dividuals, and includes many Of tho finest amas
teur singers in London, of both sexes. With the
exception OF the leader, the whole OF them are
altogether unpaid; sud render their ssssiess 6un
pure devotion to the practice Of ecclesiastical vo.
cal music. They are oil persons to whom music
10 simply pleasing recreation; many of then, are
In circumstances of ease and sffiuence, soma be-.
Ing members Of one the other Of the learned
professions, and II is beyond doubt the finest, as
tits the largest. amateur choir ever organized In
any place Of public worship.
THE SELECTION oP WFE.-Sam Slick in his late
Sayings" gives some advice about the selection
Of a wife. Says he:
"Don't marry too poor gal. for they are apt
to think there is eend to their husbands pass;
nor too rich gal, for they are apt to remind you
Of 1t unpleasant sometimes; nor too giddy q gal,
for they neglect their families; nor too demure q
enc, for they are most apt to give you the dodge,
race Of, and leave you; nor too weak minded
one for children take all their talents from their
mothers"
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~ ARTIFICIAL TsEra-THp Cuuo-

PLASTIC PRscEss-G W JONES. DENTIST. having
purchased the srclMsice right for the sbovs
mode Of making TEETH. and after USING and teet.
20 il in the mot dcsh cases ,ohere other DsaSss
had failed entirely sdtis6ed Of its absolute supey
orfty over the gold silver and platina method can,
therefore, with confidence. recommend II TO al who
may desirefull partial of teeth; and espscia
" TO such as may be dssatis6 led With those fev ore
no'o sin0 this process. all OF the objections -
the gold plate are removed-the suction bein0 per.
feet sscures comfort aud stability 70 the d. and the
teeth being ehbeded in the metal the food ID oxclu.
ded from unper or between them; they are. there
ore cleaner. smoother and.in every re.pect better.
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation Of the
plate to the mouth. and the sucfion thereby =
cured, he can fnsertone more teeth tciAot e0sDe
and In all cases guarantee perfect and sAisAcssry
fit.
Jhis method having been adopted and comnsnd-
ed by these standing highest In the professios,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire TO see
them. The old plates Of those Wishing 70 exchange
the old method for the new. will be taken in part
pay; viii Of course. make teeth on the old neds
for those who may prefer is.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ~.
tracted by electricity for those who wish Il.
Office opposite Cofinthian Hall. ja7-ly
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THE CU-PARTNEkSHIP Of Smith &
L Majdux having expired by its limit the business
will be closed Either PARTNER will use the name of
the firm In settlement but the Books and Accounts
will be retained by w II MADDUN. on whom cred
itors well Debtors invited 10 cali and settle
VI.
Nr + MADDUX is authorized 10 set for Gs In
closing this business. II SMITH.
w IL NADuUX.
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SrIsBr FIoHr.-Thomss Murphy and
Richard Holland were before tho Mayor yesterday,
for engaging In fight the evening before with
James Rock and George W. Baker. A two i'm
portant witnesses were absent, the investigator
was postponed until tomorrow.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

NARROW EscAP the time
the fire on the south side of the BasiD, last
Saturday morning, q yoIDg man, more curious
than prudent approached the building to witness
the progress of the flames. Whilst standing at
one o.! the windows, the brick wall above him
commenced swayiDg to and fro like a drunken
mar, aud yet he seemed not to comprehend his
Danger. just then, some one called to him to run
for life, and looking up, be saw the surgiDg mass
about to descend upon him. Greatly alarmed, he
led at the top Of his speed. and had barely gone
tweuty feet, when the heated wall came down
with q crash, some Of the bricks actually falling
at his heels as he fed for life The escape ins
deed a remarkable one, and should prove warn.
ing to all not to approach too near burning
building.
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CoMnIrrlD.-William Manning, . free
negro. arrested and Gagged for representing BIN
self as . slave, giving wrong name, and having
no register Of his freedom, Vas examined before
the Mayor yesterday, and committed to prison.
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HAVrt.--The Port au Prince CORE spondent c {
the New York Herald, writing under date of 9th
inst, states that great excitement prevailed in
that city, trade was at stand still aud the stores
closely watched. The British freate Melbourne,
on her way to England from Jsmaca, had reached
the barbor with over four hundred troops on board
aud would remain there for the protection of all
foreigners, at the request of her Majesty's Con.
sal. United States vessel was loudly
called for. Soulogue, in company with the Minis
ters of State and generals of the army, left Port
au Prince on the 2Sth ultimo, for Gonaives, and
the following day the sodiery captured Mon,
Rous. GoDaiyes was declared in blockade and il
the army remained true the Emperor would be re.
established securely on his throne.
VISITING CARDS IN JERusALEM.-Ion Caleb Lynn,
OF Lynnsdale, who has returned from the Holy
Land, is lecturing in New Yors. He gives his ex-
perience in sending in card to the Pacha: "The
officer Of the Pacha informed them that bis master
could not see them because their titles were not
long enough for they sent in their simple names
The Pachas titles, written, made a string fabu.
l0us number OF inches In length. So Mr. Lynn
gave the officer the name of his friend, that of his
native State, then added the United States and the
name OF every State in the Union, and then com
menced with the names of the towns and villages
until be hac made title sixteen inches iu length
aud that vas sent to the pacha; but the dgnitary,
when ne received this, was in another quandary.
tie feared he was not great enough to receive so
distinguished visitor. At length money effected
an interview" But fancy getsman's card npo,
which the length Of words was sixteen inchesl
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CO-PAHFNkR RSHfp
sas n have have Il this dsy formed CO
Ws uSN, ior the purp, SO OF conducting general
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS BUSIyESs
ia the eiegan: new building, i59 aain street which
has Just been erected for use.
0a the FIRST pay OF MARCH NEXT. 1t Ia our
purpose to open in these light and spacious ware.
rooms complete and entirely NEW STUCK OF
Dhf GOODS, seleeted esq ecially forthe BEs. CLASS
VIII not tee surpassed in this city. Cur long xne.
rence BOTH in the v hoesase and Retail Dry Gossis
BUSINESS ana defermnation to make our pur-
caaseschieif for cash. in large quantities. of naru-
hofurers or their agents, will furnish us with r.. =.
ties for Offering the public generally and our pa
irons especially who have so literally sncouraaen
Us 10 cur late business connections with Ali kiud-
OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, of the BEsT
QUALITY and NEWEST STYLE, and at prices which can.
tail to secure the patronage OF the closest I'd
most discriminating buyers. While all the depart
GESTLEaEN's WEAR.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
PLANTATION FABRICS,
WIN De kept always full and complete. the increas
-, kLkaANT SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
AND SUPERB LACEs.
MANTLES AND SHAwLs.
will receive especial attention Arrangements with
importers in the large markets.. will enable us to
NOVELTIES. ssthey appear III the country. Many
RtsE and SELECT goods, not found in exclusive
have an increasing demand. and such Goods also az
are required by Commission Merchants tor the far.
mers. will be furnished az small advance upon the
cost of production. We respectfully solicit the pu-
trona2e Of all CASH and punctual credit buyers no
will be expected to settle their accounts semannu-
atty. as this system Is now conceded 10 promote the
interest OF both buyer and seller We hope, by
selling SUPERIOR GoobS Low PRICES and q prom pt
and obiising attention 70 business to merit the pa
tronage OF the public.
WIN Z. MAYO, ESQ. long and Extensively known
as member of tue late house of Binford Mayo a
Blair is interested in our business and will devote
to it his valuable services.
JOEL 3 WATKINS,
OF the late firm # Price 4 Watkins
JAMES B FICKLEN,
OF the late firra OF Hoomes Ficklen
Wallace, Frederick sburg
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CULvEer EzEDEp.-ln the deep ra-
vine Immediately north of Clay street, a culvert
has been constructed far 9th, and that street
filled up and made passsbie. East Of 9th, the city
has been constructing dams to catch the "wash
dirt;" bat as this process 10 slow ard uncertain
one, and much of the property on French Garden
Hill, aud in the valley below. 10 rendered almost
worthless because Of the difficulty In getting to
it, We would advise the continuation of the cul.
vert to 18th 14th streets, with little delay
possible II this were done at once, not only the
property holders on Clay street would improve
their lots, and thereby increase their taxes, but
scores of new buildings would spring up along
the line Of 10th and 1lth Streets and thousands of
dollars would thus be added to the city revenue.
Whenever 10th street is opened, and it should be
continued to French Garden Hill this spring, a
culvert under it will be absolutely necessary.
Why then expend money in raising walls across
this raviae, aud in laying foundations for stag
nant ponds, when . culvert must at last be made !?
It will certainly cost much less now to continue
the improvement from 9th street, at its present
grade, than to have to cut through the hillside
for culvert at some future time, and 1t is to be
hoped that the Council will SO determine.
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CO.PARTNERSHIP OTIC E.-The

9NU-FAhTNEhSuI uIf NO 7 To b.-IH6
" undersigned have this day connected them
selves together under the firm and style OF DICK
ENSON COLE. for the purpose OF cond citing q
Commission and Forwarding tusiness In the city of
Richmond and have taken an Office &C. on Shockoe
Slip I'd from Cary street, and solicit consign-
ments of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and other produce.
ior the sale of which their special and prompt at
tention will be paid and which liberal advances
will be made on all produce in hand.
JOHN DICKENEON,
ISAAC C0Lk.
| January T. 1859 Ja I3-law4w
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HOME, THAT Is A HOMEi

A HOME, THAT Is A HOMEl
II FOR SALE
propose 20 sell my FARM In the county of Ap
ponattox Va, containing 500 Acres ~ ing five miles
from Concord Depot. SoaEh-5ide Railroad and tour
miles from Jasies river, in good con iticn for grow
ing any of the crops adapted 10 this climate, and
worthy an examination by any one wishing to pur'
chase The Lands are almost level. every acre of
which can be cultivated. The improvements all
Of the latest style and new costing at least 80 900
About one-i ri is now in timber conyt neptly ar
ranged for the fields This land can be bought as it
stands with Teams, Farming Utensils stock OF eve
Ty description and provisions OF every kind for the
Jear 80
The piass can be divided to suit purchasers, With
good improvements both places. Possession
rIyen Immediately. Address
apanish Oaks p. o., Appomattox, Va.
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y. II. D1BRELL,
Is. J. J0AHSUS.

In retiring from the Tobacco Commission Bust
ness, return thanks for the patronage SO literally
bestowed upon the late firm of DIBRELL 81 JOHNSON.
and mott cheertuily recommt nd sontnusi cs OF
Iue same IN behalf of Mr. X. III DIBRELL who was
sole "a esnan Of the concern and will continue the
business in his own name. d. }. JOHNSON
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NOTICE. -- The subscriber having
~ large number Of accounts due and unsettled.
which should have beon settled prior 10 January.
counts due him previous to 1853, and not paid or
Closed by bond or otherwise by the ist day OF Fe-
bruary 1889, will be put In the hands ot te law iof
collection.
Always on hand, large assortment OF Clothing
and Gentenen's q Furnishing Goods low for casb, OF
70 puDctual customers SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
no II Corner OF Main and 18th sts-
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MR.. JOHN W. CHILEs-sIR: As you

MR.. JOHN W. CHILES-SIR: As you
A'A are not resident of the State of Virginia you
are hereby notified that the 25th day Of Februa
rs. 1859. between the hours of O'Clock, A NJ and
o'clock NJ. at the Office of branharr, In ths
city OF San Francikco IN the State of Csliforuia
shall proceed To take the deposltions OF John Ii
Saunders and b enry Hyde; and Oh the 10th day
OF March, 1852 between the same hours, at the of
fee OF John Reid; in Ireka city. siskizon county
10 the said state Of Cal forna shall proceed to take
All Of said depositons to lie ueed as evidence In
my behalf, In two suits in chancery, now pending
in the Circuit Court of Louisa county Virginia. In
one Of which suits am plaintiff. and you and 9TH
are defendants; and In the other of which suirs
John W Turner is plaintiff. and you. my self and.
others are defendants. IT. from any cause the tax
ing Of said dispositions should not be commenced;
or il. being commenced it should not ss completed
ing Of the same will be continued frcm day to day
Sundays excepted at the same places respectively
and between the same hours. until they are finish
ed, but not go that the taking Of those first aboys
mentioned. shall at all interfere with the taking of
those secondly above mentioned or in any way de-
priye you Of the opportunity to attend the taking
Jal l9-law4w &c MOORE.
VIRGINIA: AT rules held in the
Of Richmond. on the lst Monday in January. 1855.
James K. Fisher and Edmund I. VIM
stOn: merchants, and partner. under
the firm and style OF Fishsr Winston, lryc.sr
against
| B. Brockwsy, Dit.
and upon an altac hment returned executed.
The object of this suit is to of the defen
danr one hundred and twenty seven doll and
forty two cents damages with legal interest there
and afidayit having been made and fled that the
DESCENDANT above named e nonTesdens Sf !, this
pear within one month after due publication hereof
tbs W suit 4 ACOpy~Tssts. JAMES EILET. cPk.
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~ STovBs, RANGBs AND fURuACDs.
Now in store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignio.
nette: Purchasers are invited 70 examine the quail
Richm.nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
ID. Wanted Immediately two first class workmsn.
oc l6 GEORGE STARR1TT.
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Richmond. January Ist, 1879. ia i.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENFIRELY Y NEW AND FRESH STOcK.
WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL prALsRs,s
CO-PAwTNERSHfp.

= '1'1f0 III ~ ~ W IAVFNE, fJJ MhIN GIhEET
Adjoining the stand of the late firm of Price
watkins. and three doors from Messrs.
Kent, Paine & Co.
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AFTER the fifteenth of February, /
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store of Messrs
WATKINS Il FICKLiN, where l will be pleased
to acc my friends. JAMES ii BINEORD.
January 4th 1889.