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wsTcK.-Mobils papers state that the ship South
Carolina at Bath, Maine, from Chefboarg. which
vent sshors e Nohils Point, has broken pp. Two
OF the crew sre reported lost. Her cargo VA
small and valued at fifteen thousand dollars.
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HJ- RICHMOND THEATRE.
BRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
MONSTER SPECTACLE.
MONTE CHRISTIE.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY.
IMMENSE GIANTS.
PIGMY DWARFS.
GRAND CARNIVAL MAsQUERADE
WILD ANIMALS.
TRICK HORSES
CHILDREN FIFTEEN CENTS
CHILDREN FIFTEEN CENTS.
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
JANUARY 18th. COMM ENCING AT
HALF PAST , O'CLOCK.
GO AND TAKE YOUR LITTLE ONES
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REsIoSED.-Rev. James I. Johnson has resign
cd bis position as Rector of st. Paufs church in
Alexandria. Va. on account Of i'll health.
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- THE GREAT VIRGINIA R1MHDY,
AND No HUMBUG.-
PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR 0ONOR-
RHRA. AND ALL sKCRkT DIHkAeE6.

This great American Remedy, containing no Nep.
curial or Balsamie properties. excels evsrythtng
heretofore offered the public In its curative reeto.
world are astonished when told thst the shove 70.
medy will cure the above diseases, and cQnfounde4
But the proprietor, Who has known Of the remedy
for twenty odd years, has known Of eAse o. twenty
years standing be restored 20 perfect health, auA
All other cases of shorter duration. 70 be reeree4
without single exception, and therefore CHALLENGES
any case Of Gonorrhea which the re9edy WI rs
cura provided the directions are carried 0ut win
prudence on the part Of the patient and 70 any Or
purchasing half q dozen bottles. and using eooeeo
fngly, In his or ber case he GuersDtefs 49,
medicine, free of charge, 70 compleee the cure
through his agents and cure will oe effected with
ont inconvenience to the patient Sold By
GRUBBS APPERs0N, DruggistD,.
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
de 10 6ms No. 30l Broed =.
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CHOCKOE MILL.

OHUCKUE MILL.
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
The subscriber has completed his new mill foI
grinding Plaster. located on the Dock at the mouth
Of shockee creek, with enlarged and complete ma
chinery, sufficient TO supply any demand for the
present or that may arise in many years TO rome.
He is now prepared to supply orders for PURE
GROUND PLASTER, pulverized 10 q degree that
cannot be surpassed from heavy stock Of ofsuperior
Nova Scotia Lump. procured with the greatest care,
with full knowledge that great deal OF LunT
Plaster is entirely worthless TO the tarsAer,) aul
fatters himself that his long experience liz this hu
sness with the close attention and study given IT,
viii enable him to supply the demand from this and
adsnng States with this valuable fertilizer in its
purest aud richest state and at satisfactory prices.
With full determination to sus.aiu the estab
hshed reputation of his brand for PJaITY AND RICH
Fkss. he respectfully solcits orders.
JOHN II CLAIBORNE
la--ftafA M m Pearl afFeaf
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NEARLY DRownED.- the preva-
lence of the storm last Thursday night, the watch
men found James Brady lying upon cellar cap,
very drunk, aud as he had no use Of bis limbs,
he was housed Yesterday morning he was rep-
rimanded BY the Mayor, threatened with the
chain gang and then discharged.
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DIosOLUTIONo. &C,

nIS 8 o LU N.-The concern oi
~ PRICE I WATKINS IL this day dissolved By
mutual consent. J y WATKINS has disposed oi
his interest Ia the stock and debts, to II PRICE
who has assumed all the obligstions Of the c0ncern
and to whom those indebted are requested to make
payment.
The name Of the firm can be used By either part
ner. but only in liquidation of its affairs.
SM PkICx,
J b WATKINS,
r PRICE, JR.
hcnmond. January 1st, 1889. ia lin
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DISGUSTING SIGHr.-Mary Moore, an
old woman, appeared before the Mayor yesterday
to answer for being drunk and disorderly and
breaking the windows Of one of her neighbors-
When arrested by officer johnson, she appeared as
anxious to scratch aud bite an cnraged cat,
but being somewhat feeble from over indulgence,
she was overpowsred and secured in the cage
His Honor held her to bail for her good behavior.
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Mias Hincklsy, an American ginger, ID exciting
the favorable attention Of the critics at Elorsncs
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nISSOLUTION The partnership of
u BECHER BRO having dissolved this
day By mutual consent, Bernhard Bscber has dis
posed of his interest in the stock and debts to Phil
ipp Becher, who will continue at the old stand
and whom creditors as we'll as debtsrs ars invi.
ted to call and settle up.
pHILIPP BECuER,
BERNHARD BECHER.
Richmond Ian 1870
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.rrIr-We understand

DESPERATE BATTLE.-We understand
that two members of the Public Guard got into o
tight at the Armory. last Thursday evening, when
one Of them was severely stabbed in the back with
| q bayonet, and the other was knocked down with .
chair. Both Of them are in the hospital At this
m
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THE FRENCH BUDGET FOR 1S60-The following ia
tha afA Nrxno,s Ind q --

THE FRENCH BUDGET FOR 1S60.-The following ia
the substance of NJ. Msgne's budget:
Last year, at the time of its publication the
draft of the accounts of the budget of 1856 was
submitted to the examination of the Council OF
Sta,e. That draft showed for ordinary and ex
trao dinary services, excess of receipts of 394
| 0O0,00Of. This sum waa duly certified by the LIE.
gislatVe body.aud the surplus Of 1914 600 O00f car
| ried over to 1856.
| The budget of 1856, though much affected by the
| expense of the war, aud by the outlay incurred
by the returns of our troops, was nevertheless
| estimated to givea bonus of 106,O ,O00f The
| surplus has now been ascertained to be l12,OOe,-
| 600.
| The budget of 1857 settled all the expenses O,
the war. Last year the accounts of that bnd.
| get were rot cast up, and only an apprc ximats
estimate could be made. A surplus of 20 900 0OOf
| was calculated upon. The accounts of that Budpet
| were closed on the 3lst Of August. The surplus
| of receipts will be at leat 80 000,00of.
The budget of 1858 is worthy the particular ats
| teution of your Majesty. Excepting our expedi.
tions to the Chinese seas it is free from those ex.
| ceptional circumstances which influence the re.
| ceipts aud expenditures OF the four preceding
| budgets. 1t is the first budget of peace which
can give just idea of our normal situation /!
was voted with excess of receipts of 10000 00Of
and up to the preseht the produce realized exceeds
by IS 000, ,000f the anticipated returns Everything
tends to show that the balance will be an excel.
| lent one.
| The accounts of the budget of 1859 have not vel
q
| receipts of s,000,0o0f Nothing has as yet occur.
red to alter that estimate; on the contrary, the
ra'nrna of 1858 already exceed the estimate by o.
| 0,000f.
| fne draft of the budget of 1850, conceived in
| that spirit of moderation and of prudence which
prevailed at the former budgets, and which can
| not fail to improve under the control of the
Council of State and OF the Legislative body. in.
| dcates sufficient resources for the development
of various important branches of the public
| service, for improvement in the salaries OF
| the under officials and of the magistrate, and to
| add 20,00J,000f. to the dotation of the sinking
| fund.
ln short, the budgets of 1885, 1856 and 1857, de.
| spite the immense expenses of tie war and the
| difficult circumstances of the time, instead of
| showing a deficit, did not even exhaust the
| me1 ans placed at the disposal of the government.
The budgets of 1885, 1859, 1S60 freeas regards re.
| eeipts aud expenditures, of all those exceptional
complications, give reason to hope, founded on
known facts, of less satisfactory final result
| Therefore may affirm with more assurance than
ever, that since 1854 the deficit of the budget the
| primary cause of the floating debt has not in
| creased one centime.
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HABuAs Conpus.-We understand that

T. W. Roster, now awaiting trial on the charge Of
forgery, 10 to be brought before Judge Meredith
to-day on habeas corpus, when an application
will be submitted to bail him. because OF his ra-
pidly failing health. The city jail il certainly
most uncomfortable as we'll ~ unhealthy place
for human being to be confined in.
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>TOTiCR.-JOaN C. WILLIAMS, who
I'VE have associated with us in husi-

w Il nave associated Win us IN pUSl-
W ness Mr. 8. W. JOINER, who has been with
II several years. The business will hereafter 1e
carried on in the name of JONES & Co, at the
house, No. Main St, formerly occupied by Mr..
James Winston. few doors above the Old Market.
We shall Keep on hand large stock OF GROCERIES
sud foe LIQUORS. to which we ask the attention
q our customers and the pubic generally.
IA lin THOMAS JONES 4 CO.
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DY returning nv THANKS to the public

- generally, and our patrons especially, who
have 80 literally encouraged in our late business
connections. request continuance of their favor
to transfer to the NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
NEN CLOTHING STOKR-ENTIRE NEW AND
FRESH STOCK.
B BECHER has taken the store, No SO Main st.
under the Mansion House, opposite the old stand,
ness about the first part of March next. He will
keep constantly on hand variety of French, Ger
INGS, which will be made to order, in the latest
style, at shortest notice Also, large stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, Gentlemens Furnish
ing Goods. Boys Clothing etc.
Particular notice will bs given when the opening
of the store takes place. where he will be ready
TO serve his friends and acquaintances.
ia 26-lms BBkUHER, No 80 Main st.
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nISSDLUTlON.-T firm of DAVID N.
IL JONES 4 Co. expired on the 10th of the month
III persons due or having claims against the con.
cern will present them to me for settlement.
de IN DAVID N .JONES.
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D~FRnsH LIlcH1s.-I have just ~.
oeived, By Adams Express, fresh lot of gvsaAA
able terms.
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly ssss>Asl
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day ct the Ha
Dressing Room under the American Hotsl aad g
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts n. q. HOD1OUH .
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WRONG PRw-Despite the efforts Of the
Police to clear the city of free negroes who have
u right to remain here, new brought mp
every day. Yesterday morning, Mary Dupycr, of
Charles City, was brought before the Mayor for
being in Richmond contrary to law. She admitted
that she came here two years ago, but promised
to pull up stake and make tracks, when ordered
TO do 30.
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Partnership NOTICE

fO-fdhI NO1ICE.-Mr. y.
~ Fl. SIMPSON ia admitted to an interest in the
Clothing Business with me-, from January the lat
ls59. The style of the new firm will be j GOOD
MAN CO. j d GOODMAN,
- No ll9 Main street.
We intend closing out the present stock of Winter
Goods on hand, many styles will be sold at cost.
D GOODMAN j d GOuDMAN Il co,
J II sIMPsoN, ! No ll9 Main street.
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WE will always have on hand q good


supply of all kinds and quality of Furniture, Me
taC Burial Cases and Mahogany Collins which we
eau furnish customers at the shortest notice. 0ur
personal attention will be given to funera is &c
Orders from the country will be promptly attended
to Our attention will be given also to repairing
furniture and Upholstering.
VIM G SALLIE L co,
On Governor st, between Main and Franklin
Ia Sim Streets
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NARROW EsoAPE.-A lady on Church
Hill, last Thursday night, met with narrow es-
cape from being burnt to death. She was carrying
a lighted fluid lamp about the room, and the top
not being iasteT ed tight, the fluid within took
Are, she threw the lamp from her, which ignited
some portions of the furniture. Several gentle-
men were called In and soon extinguished the
flames by throwing blankets over it.
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CTEAM SAW MILL--LUMBER SAW.
~ ED TO oRDER.-The subscriber basing c Inc
LAR SAW MILLS 10 the State, located in Virgin
Pine Forest near navigation, Will contract TO fur
nish AT short notice. in goed order, and reasona
BE terms Building and Railroad Timber. sawed all
szes and dimensions. and respectfully solicts or
ders for this description Of Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber. Mahogany
- nj de9CFtp
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~ Ho! ALL N DYsPIP1rosl-Ap

~ Ho! ALL II DYsPIP1Ics
whe suffer from Headache Giddness, Nervousness
Low Spirits. Dmnese Of Vision. Bad Taste Il thS
Heartburn. Costiveness. &C.. Ac can Be- pronpefy
restored to health BY the use of BAKER'6 OHLk
BRATED PkEMIUM BITfERS.
For sale By Messrs. Fisher . Winston. DruGsists,
Richmond. Va. de N-O
~ THH BEsr CogaH 6YRuP N Yx1
WORLD. .
The best Cough Syrup in the world y Harts.
horne's Pectorai Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
nounced by medical men, and those whe have uDe1
i. to be the best preparation for Coughs. Oolds.
Cstarrh. Bronchitis. Hoarseness Sore Throat noG
cold, and a preventive Of that lion Of diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use IL. It q pleasant -
the TASTE softens, clears and strengthens the Vooo
allays irritation OF hethreat and lungs and Drs-
vents taking cold.
Bottles rs and 50 cents and 81. Sold By all DruR.
gists In Richmond. Norfolk. Petersbure. and a
towns in Virginia. % 49,
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THs REVOLUTION IN soHoRAs--Adyioss from Quay
mas ~ the 23d nit, represent the reyolutiou IA
sonora still raging Peschissa, the Governor. has
failed To his attempt TO raise troops The people
a. Iiermosilla rose and liberated two cisizens i'm.
prsoned BY Governor Psschisra's orders, and para.
ded the streets, carrying them .sloug In triumph,
shouting ''vivales Amaricanes,n adesth to Peschi.
era" The whole country II expecting and anx.
iousy awaiting the purchase or occupation OF So-
nora BY the American Governmeat, and the Pre-
sidsnes message will be received with enthusiasm.
dovernor Peschiera was absent In Sinaloa, and
about TO attack Mazstlan. The opposition needed
only leader to overthrow him without strug.
gie
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|DiSSOLUTiON.-The partnership of
~ r. MCCARTHY SON was dissolved on the
18Th inst BY the death of JOHN II. MCCARTHY.
These indebted to the firm will please make i'm
mediate payment; and those to whom they are in
debted will present their accounts to the surviving
partner. + MCCAhIhl:
Richmond Jan 25 1852 ia rs
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a TLANTIC AND PACIFIC 0UANO-

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC 0UANO-
IA SOMETHING NEW.-The undersignsd havipa
been spp6inted Agents for the sale OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Co q duano, are daily expecting cargo
from New York, which win BE- offered 70 Planters
and others upon very accommodating tcFms- Prof.
Ch Bickeil fh D. Of Baltimore. gives - tho result
of his Analysis:
Phosphate Lime
Containing pno.nholic Acid .-:;Y.li.n -
pres Hsnry. q Smisb,ooisn 7 inssissts' cnsiyssd
q sample and found therein ssh ptr cent Of Phos-
phate Of Lime. :.
All who have tried II, units IN prouounctng u
equal in its results 20 the best Peruvian, while ~
beneficial effect upon the soil u more complste asA
permanent.
centage Of Phosphate Of Lime which Il contains aDd
which is the desirable ingredient In all 1erlizsEs,
PKYrON . AnCHI1,
l3o CARY 0troet:
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H~ LIFE SIzn PHoroGRAPHs.-Th

IIFD OIz1 fHoTO0kAR0o.-y00
subscriber takes pleasure In announcing y his nu.
merous patrons and the public at large, that hs =
now prepared to furnish Photographs from mtniar
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or oolored.
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal.
II not superior to any produced in this city Ct lss6
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited 10 call and a.
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple Of Art, CORN
than Hall, Main street. between 9Th and 10th:
y GIBBS.
P S.-If you want genuine Ambrotyps, this u
the place to get IL, where you will neither b han.
bugged in price or work, Also, Melainotypeo, g
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
jels z. y. g.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE of Smith &

Aaddux having expired by its limit the business
viii he closed. Either partner will use the name of
tie nrm in settlement; but the Books and Accounts
will be retained by W II MADDUX on whom cred
tors well debtors, invited TO call and settle
up
Mr. MADDUX is authorized TO act for us in
closing this business. ID II SMITH,
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w H. MADDUX viii continue the

h Il. MADDUA VIII continue the
Produce Commission Business, under the
style of MADDUN x co. and sOlicita the patronage
vi the friends Of the late concern.
January LIST, 1859.
WASHINGTON MADDUX, OF Lunenburg coun-
IT, is admitted as partner u tbs Business of "a.
duG Co. iro:G this day.
W Il MADEUX,
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DOMATUMS.-We have now in store .
large asortment Of the finest qualities Of French
and English Pomatums, many Of which are very
cheap. Also, fne Engiish Hair Brpshes, Tooth
Tooth COMBS, Glycerine, Honey and Palm 6oaps
and all other Toilet requistes in great variety foi
sale at LAiDLkY RDBINS0N's
| Family Drug Store,
iAlS 4th and Franklin streets.
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The CHILDRsN and the ladies' are t,

The CHILDRRN and the ladies' are to
have an opportunity of seeing "Monte Cristo," the
great show piece at the Theatre this afternooD and
the price Of admission has been reduced for the
accommodation of the little folk, they will not be
apt to overlook the occasion. The entertainment
it s said, is peculiarly adapted TO the understand.
ing of YOUTH and will prove instructive we'll as
entertaining to them. Parents will therefore pro
vide their little with the needful, and make
them happy while they can.
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REFERs TO
Hon II. A. Wise. Governor Of virgipia:
Professors Minor and Holcombe, University e VI.
L. Nunaliy. Pres't Bank Of the CommonwsaltH.
James Lyons, Attorney at Law, Richmond;
Z. ". Purcell Co.. Exchange and Stock Bseksss,
Richmond.
Goddin Apperson Real Estate Brokers, RioA'd;
Kent. Paine B Go, Dry Goods Jobberp, "a.
bers, Richmond;
Tinsley, Tardy & illiams, Wholesale 0rossr.
k. h. Skinker 4 Co wholesale 9recers, RiAhH.
in lO-2Yn
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Dlss0LUTIONs, SC.
CA C0-PARTNERSHIP -
NOTICE @V
1 have thfs dax admitted

,o,,v haze THE day admitted as partner.
Mr. JOHN n JENNINGS. The business will in
istsre DC Sensnsssd INC at my old stand No ls Main
GRsbL 20, where We have on hand a f.ne "a
sortment Of Saddles, Brides. Whips, Carriase
quality. and will eenunue to manufacturr 20 order
snd fot sale, every class oil goods in our line
Thers was awarded me al the United States Fair
sst Iatl thfee silver medals fer SUPERIOR SPhCl
MINIS OF WORKMANSHIP; since which time or,
tsolt'es are Rrestiy increased and we now fiattei
ourselves mat we can furnish every article in our
line, not 10 be surpassed ia quality and al as low
prices As any establishment ia this country.
beg leave to return my sincere thank to my old
friends aud the public generally for the libera, pa
tronage heretofore bestowed upon me- and respset.
concern, pledging ourselves 10 our utmost en-.
deasors to please our friends and patrons
Richmond Ian u, 1870 sAML s oorrRELL.
NoTlCE-Ali persons indebted to the subscriber
respectfully requested 60 settle their accounts
with as little delay practicable "a am extreme
sAM'L CoTTRELL.
Richmond. Jan, ist. 1859. al-sm
fSo-PARTNERSRIP NOTICE The
" undersigned have this day associated them
TARLEI i co for the ! purpose NJ @ Of eondncting
GROCERY, COMMISSION aud ORWAKUING
EuSINE ESS in the city OF Richmond.
They have taken tue and spacious building,
teodoors above Saul Ayers & Son. and nearly OPP
p'Nte tee Columbian Hotel, on Cary street, where
riste stock OF all such goods as usually foWud
IN the Grocery tine. including Coffee. Sugars Mo-
lAsses, Bacon, Liquors, SC, &C &C, to wi ioh they
hegso call the attention of ttsr friends and the trade
generally.
Special attention will be paid to the sale of all
Kinds Of Produce Wbichs liberal asvances with
be made. FRANK POTTS,
RICH'D G FARLEY,
HENRY WILLIAMS
JAS b MARSHALL.
Richmond, Jan LIST, 1859
NOTiCE.-JUHN C. WILLIAMS, who
~ has heretofore had specis, interest in bu-
sness has this day been admitted into full partner
snip, and our business from this date will be con-
Quoted under the firm and style of
ZEN. BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS.
We avail ourselves of this occasion to return our
thanks for the liberal patronage so long bestowed
upon Us and to solicit its continuance 10 the new
nrm. KEEN, BALDWIN q co.
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JOHN II CLAIBORNE
no Ie-tistA No II Pearl street

A0n BBL5. REFINED SUGAR, all
wv grades; 40 hhds Sides, Shoulders and
Breasts; 80 bids Family Hams Is bbls and 100 kegs
No Leaf Lard; 1000 kegs Nails; 40 bbls Ale and
.lder; % packages Choice Butter; SEQ sacks Salt
Marshall brand; 800 bbs hne Rye Whiskey: 200
bbis common Whskey. Gin and French Brandy; 81
tbls Apple Brandy: log packages purc and mi xed
French Brandy: 500 boxes Adamantine and Tshow
Osndit 1f1 bbls Potomac Herringf; go bbs Scis
Goes; leo bbls No and 3 Mackerel; for sale by
IN 30 IaNEG A g(H
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MARRrrD AT ~ P. N. AND DEAD AT p NJ
The Western New York papers record the mar.
riage, at Plattsville, the 10th inst, at ~ p M
OF John Biveus and Miss NJ A. Turk, and In the
O'Clock on the same evening, OF hemorrhage Of the
lungs,
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PLASTIC PRGCEsS.-d w JONEss DENTIST. having
purchased the erclusire right for the above
mode Of making TEETH; and after asing and e..
had failed is entirely satisfied If its absolute spevS.
ority over the gold silver and platina method can.
therefore. with confidence, recommend II to allW 10
ma desire full partial Of teeth; and sspesa
~ to such may be dissdtisfed With those they ore
n0,c assRg. In this process, oil Of the obJect0ns -
the gold plate are removed-the suction being pr.
feet. secures comfort and stability 70 the IT. and the
teeth being embedded in the metal the nod y exclu.
ded from nnper or between them; they are. thAre-
fore, cleaner smoother andiin every reepeet bett.
In consequence of the perfect adaptatign OF Tie
plate to the mouth. and the suction thereby -
cured he insert one or more teeth Uih0a9 ddps,
and in all cases guarantee perfect and sae1sActe1y
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend.
ed by those standing highest In the pru(eesioa,
North and South, testimonials win be sivsn. and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire 70 go
them. The old plates Of those Wishing 20 exchange
the old method for the new. will be taken u part
pay. Will of course. make teeth on the old nods
for those who may prefer 1t.
Filling thoroughly and gently done and teesh a
traeted BY electricity for those who wish IT,
Office opposite Corinthan Hall. ja7-N