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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30
The Election Being Over,

A'ad the Country Safe, and as Wantey.
IS approaching,
The next best thing to which public attention can
be called. is to make themselves comfortable in
the way of Food and Clothing, and few fancy
fxtures,-to this end have just been giving
special attention in filling up my LARGE NEW
STORE with rousing Stock of WINTER
GOODS, comprising about all that the ladies
want in general, and particularly a choice lot of
DRY GOODS, Brosha and Blanket Shawls,
Something tasty,l Scarfs, Nubias, Embroid-
cries, Velvet and other Trimmings, and every-
thing for Men and Boys, particularly, large
lot of Winter Coats, Dutch Boots, men and
Boys,) Buck Gloves, Indian tanned) Hats Cans.
&C., &c. Also, better stock of groceries than
usual, including superior Real New Orleans Mo-
lasses, Cranberries, Raisins, Figs, Prunes. Cur
rants, Citron, &C., &c. am dealing extensive:
ly in Pork, Beef, Mutton, Poultry Lime-take
everything in the way of produce. and sell
cheap. Farmers and others can hardly fail Of
making trade, by calling upon
s. B. BRITAIN,
ut The New Store IN Church st.
noy9. 5g-tf LQns5ertvs5le.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30
BAKERIES.

g l.. MARTINDELL'S Bakery, Union
NJ ST., above the Presbyterian Church, Lam
bertville. Manufacturer of Bread, Cake and
Confectionery, wholesale and retail. XII
WILLIAMSONS Bakery, Main-st.,
- opposite Belemont House Lambertville.
bread cakes, crackers, confectionery, &C., on
hand. Weddings and evening parties supplied.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30

"Out West" the law gives damages
for apparent breach of promise. The
bachelors, however, obviate the DIM
Guilty by labelling their cards, Good
for this call only"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30
MILLINERY.

MISS Nj. WETHERILL, Dealer in
lYE Fancy Articles and Millinery and Mantu-
making goods, Coryell-st., Lambertville A full
assortment always on hand XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30

A III. M,CLARY, Frenchtown, Dealer
IA. in all kinds Of Fancy Articles and Millin-
cry Goods. A general variety kept constantly
on hand, and sold at low figures kl
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30

JACOB SERVIS, Dealer in Fancy
~ Goods and Dress Trimmings, Millinery and
Matchmaking goods, Union-st., 8 doors below
Church, Lambertville. XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30

Mrs. BELLS, Pennington, Fancy
WI Goods of all descriptions; Millinery Goods;
and general variety of all goods kept in a well
regulated Millinery establishment. XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30

NNITUS & BRO. Dealers in Dry Goods.
l. Groceries, Notions, and everything APP
pertaining to a country store, Milford. Goods
exchanged for Cash or Produce XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30

T N. HICE, Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
~ ceries, Notions, and all articles usually
found in country store, Milford. Produce ia,
ken in exchange for Goods.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30

n MORMON, Dealer in Dry Goods,
W. Groceries, and everything usually kept
in country store, Frenchtown. Produce taken
in exchange for Goods XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30

:" Nj. I'll. SLATER, Dealer in Dry
w Goods, Groceries, Provisions, &C.,
Frenchtown Cash or Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods. XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-30

UNIT & HOFF, dealer in Dry Goods.
II Groceries, Provisions, &C., &C., Mount
Pleasant. Everything appertaining to the
country trade, win here be found in great sbun.
dance. Goods exchanged for produce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-09
EFFIGY-BURNING AMONG THE PRINCETON
STUDENTS

C0rrCtp'r1rnsf Phi|1fsfphir Btdietiu.
PRNcEroN a. JD ~ =. ~, Dec SIN the early part
Of the evening aroused by loul shouting aud
The likc and going the street. We met large proccs-
sion Of students hsaded by transparcnccs. The crowd
proceeded some distance up the street bearing such
banners "John Brown the horse thief murderer and
martyr "Dosn with Seward" "Down with Henry
Ward Bcccher" and such like notices expressing tho
views Of tho participants. They bore also two cf gcs
ono Of Seward the other Of Bcccher The object Of the
whole movement was 20 burn these tso agitatots Tho
crowd and noise had called out the College Faculty 10
force from their snug rcsdcs and We saw some OF them
Al full speed after the main body. eco 10 your room
heard on an Sides aud cries Of "Dr~ frightened the
tiuid, and We them running homevard. But the
powers that be set AZ nought and the work pro
ceeded.
Having rcturned the college large crowd of srec.
tors from the called out aud IN front Of tho
college Messrs Seward and Bccchcr were consigned "a
the flames amid rroinngs aud cheers. Speeches were
delivered and could hear the repeated calls Tor vat
Gus leaders in the scene and the hearty cheers which
greeted their sentiments Such wasthc manifestation o
their feeling and having accomplished thlsr object they
dispersed.
Assn incident We heard tia, one Of the Professor,
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KyowtFs sRwAtrorD
r,,-..-A At WHOLESALE.

-. 81, - 49, DA htlN ~ NubNlAh AUbAttU'
nJRso,k Of fCHEWlNG TOBACCO embraces rsav ~ Of De
v hneN crlnh nuacarei hcrr sli n hr souufry We
have alsays haul in dufniy f1 ufh tfs st p-,uf,
rctah teaits be- supplied
Wm hlrres urirarn rhacco. David lees rrrrun, d. W
" IS ~ nC'e do 0asfvs rairrttf1 Ie Aeirs.rs Gt
rou, % y Waksrs nuriey TO- words Do, r. J. Chris
" LanghCrne Sons Bouquet Orfnocc IsngNovne s,',
sne dc; Lsnrhorue sois CITY Trade do Larg gh1rrs
sona Tone STR Wafe M1oru ans Prem Inv fv,sf 49,
ieEher Vim many ohsr brands oftovn eounv rearsa
a. nc best manufactured IN state TO uhlch ~ f,v 49, al
snion fparshs's and vheh W dispose of on ne ms. ,Ss
N'"' DOVE Co
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NEW YORE LIFE IySURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
CnnftnI Con Onn
or LIFE INSURANCE,

0NE HUNDRED AND ToRrY ElGur THOUSAND NINE Hry
pEfp DOLLARS
(rtfS,pOO.O
usys been paid ~ hc NUTCAL RrNEFGr LtFF fNsrRNNCi
COMPANY, r losss BY dath under policies ssneI at M
acrourf rf recent Heafha
Hundreds n kchmoni uho have mres friends frrrrfsr
on thsr lives 1r support could win snail portion on t r
e secure policy Tor one thcuslud dollars paid
atther DEAN
The cost 81 t tnsrrar-s IN - WrrCtL RrVrrrr COvrtv,
Noy ne return l dividends 90 per made low n
hnosi arv person can insure frr some tm-rrt
frruum nav Pc paid annually annually or arartsrfv
Agency No. 81 Pearl Street
KN0wtFs wAtrorn
h-Wc l1sure sLAVrs in the ALBEWtEtF tVsrRAVCr
IoMfANl, oi Co hroifvIc f1F sstrs ON he r.s
Ircrahc terms We have paid several thousand I.ars l m
NompanF 90 accouuf uf slaves Insured
Fr'mFiy ItH kNOWtr- a WALFuUn.
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JAMES q. HOSUER

IN > z NAN OIt ANT r MI
GfcS Eff 'ds y ll Sres SoGd door Nort ofne Corner Of
Hrit and llA.
EPRSENTs the following vel established and reliable Com
Ii pauies. ~ 1900 NN'-
Arctic Fir Insurance Co. Of ih. City ofYev York capital
He@6oii Iirs Insurance Co. CITY Of NsT York caBl
Fulton fire Insurance Co. Of ise civ o. New YORK .,p, Oo
and surplus ~.
Phuix Fe In Co. o Brooklyn Capital and surplus s2s oOo
FoHees ssue on Eudnrs Furniture Mauufariore Msrcb,r
&c, and Peroual oprrty g,ucay asaIlf los or damn h,
g on the most favorable terms LOSES promptly adjusted an-
nciuay settled the security offered above csupan
conducted as they are BY experienced affords M,
ailrrd TIE most ample guarantee the assurance that
nraets entered into by them VII be fliGed IN most salts
factory anHt The long experience of subscriber In ~
m'tiers, vii facilitate and abilities s
ncrei of al Who may be disposed paronirc eary Coan
risks, Inland navigation risk yese and their e.ryss h,
pert insUsei on the most reasonable t-rrns oets-
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UARPTn's FyRRy Nov oT 1s,I

HARPER's FERRY Nov 2T 1859
Nh. EDIToE:-I anticipate your surprise when your
eye shall rest on the signature attached this sheet but
that surprise shall vanish when learn the why and
wherefore have taken the liberty of writing YOU few
lines. have learned from the Missouri Daily Repul
can that you re under the impression thar had saved
the lie OF Thompson the insurgenf when he taken
captive. He brought into the public parlor of the
hotel sometime before knew that he aud Stevens hal
be n capiu ei When first saw Thompson he WIS
seated in all arm chair with his hands tied bcbind
his back, guarded by some Of the citizens
Several questions were put to him in regard TO his mo-
ives aud expectations, when he enrolled undtr the Pre-
ysonal Government" His were invariably the
same That he had been taught believe the negroes
were cruely treated and would gladly avail themselves
of the first opportunity obtain their freedom and that
all they had to do was to TO Harpers Ferry take
possession Of the armory aud arsenal which would be an
easy matter, and the cOloTcd people would come in
mas backed by the nonslavchodcrs OF the Valley Of
Virginia. Some one remarked II imagine that you re-
you did succeed in running of the darkrs" He
replied that he had regretted having engaged in the at
tempt, and II were 10 do again be would decline
! Very after. Mr.. Beckham, one of our most
esteemed citizens, was shot down. uuarmed he was
went into the parlor aud heard of the guard ask T.
II he n married ma; his answer was that nc had
been married six months only.
walked up TO where the prisoner sat- aud said to him
! Mr. Thompson, you had much better have sfaid a.
home and taken care Of your wife and pursued some
honest calling instead Of coming here to murder our cit
liens and steal our property that their first act was 20
Kill free coored because he would not oin them
in their wicked scheme" lie said spoke truly but he
had been bas0y deceived.
! Whilst | talking 10 Thompson several Of the
friends Of Mr. Beckham who we're Justly enrarcd At his
codbooded murder In, with the avowed determi.
nation 20 Nil Thompson the spot. A hey appeared
With evclcd rihes stood before 7. and protected him.
tor three powerful reasons frst my sstcrin.law was
lying in the adjoining very 49, under the influence
OF nervous chill from sheer fright and II they had car.
ried ont their design Noull have proved fatal 10 her.
without doubt In the second place, considered 10
great outrage TO Nil the In the house however much
! he deserved 60 die Thirdly, / am cmphittaly a Law
| and order woman and wanted the selfcondemucd man
| TO live, that he might be disposed Of by the law
| simply shielded the terribly frightened man withou,
touching him until Colonel Moor II think Il was) came
n and assured me- his honor tha, be should not De
shot in the house. Tuat al desired The result
| everybody knows
One other error wish 70 correct Philip r Fouke. Of
Bcllevic, H., s my cousin only. an happy 20 assure
! you that have hirthright IN the cold Dominion"
| RranrcIlnlr Nonra. O. q TnTKE-
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SerankioI' S' 70 stay the proceedings, wounded in
his bat and his houored person immediately
lis ambition was, however, checked, and he was led
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, s1o,oOo,ooo!

a ~ IL u b S.s@bO,OOOl
NvEsTED II THE UNITED STATES, OVER fs0Ood0I
~ Drcca5rs Fcrsondy Rospoasit's y s EfgdysHeal o.
rC tsWyIng.
WE respectfully attention TIE security n ,bs r.-
w asd London Insurance Company policy holders L. H.
a-se cash capital and inyestn suis, stated above
NE large capital and incorr o. the Company enable TAX
ines coul ecut 20 parties rcirng ons1rance
In add o. ~. ordinary node q Insurance, Caulpa-yls
'ges Lh.M1Ah az koLitIf on tc payment cf TN NNT
~ EREMLNS Property Is, thencs,arih PERHAFENTLl
LANlhEl. The Policy cancelled Al any Tine a thsrs
aiuu viii Dc reformed less per cent
THIS CCmrauy W Insurance by loss eF Rents Nv FIra an
1ew Rnd most liberal principle.
Under Ne Policies % this Company al claims paid upon pre-
,enta0n n satisfactory proof of loss without o ds
"H JF tnFtH and not ts j. usual prcssrta
uon n prcot. wORTHtM WYATT Nvelt.
mhIl 100 MLIr atraat f-r No. 4. p....a-..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-09

4 OCKSMITHINC, HEBL HANGING, SILVER
PLATING AcThc Subscriber has Just returned from th
Northern cities where he has laid in supply s materials
the quality In Locksmthnr, Bell Hanging
Ing. and invites public attention his business He has
pioyed the be had. and Il prepared
order every kind Of Lock 70 hang Be the best and
10 silver Plating In style not to by establish
country All his work Is warranted, 10 sale.
experience Of years In this city,
qufutance with the best Lock makers IN this he
himself that he give saecon both workmanship
ptices aud therefore so orders from and country wh
viii meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing have Locks made repaired Bells hung
style Plating superior manner
establishment street. door
Main they will attended
dee.
Orders from distance, through once
medaey hc and Bell hanging don, Ia Of the county
At city prices.
Address wM W. sNEID,
silver.Piater, Looksmiih and Ren Hanger,
octo-d8m iOth Street Richmond, Va.
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JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND pL,NIIG u,I
C0RNEE OF GlErNE ANn n,, .rnr .-I

'hhsEn GlIl MOuLliAG AND FLAMING MILL,
CORNER OF GREENE AND MORGAN srRRErs
yyTn1nn ~. ~ y - ~ ~ IEh. Proprietor.
ana worked TO order Also. Pew Gays. Rails Hand Rails
INSIDE IrnnllnGs OF description
nds OF Scroll and Straight Saving House Carving
desired pattern worked TO order notice Wood
AL ts branches Plain, Pauneled
aud made 90 order m,igsiEs 81 sI uesertons &c,
&c, &C Mahogany BLACK Walnut Oak, Cherry and
Rails sawed worked to order The prices marked each pat
of the book order
for 100 feet running measure
NB-One OF the largest stocks uf Moulings Trimmings
and variety Of
Materials will always he found ts establishment Planning
with neatness and despatch Terms cash.
JOHN FULLER viii ais" manufacture and give particular
attention Gothic Work Churches Public Ruiings
Houses Ge window Frames made short
Round Square dealer
aud Blinds description Of the
rial and warranted stand In climate Builders Hardware
and article line, furnished the
hArbeEed Iron and Slate Mante Terra Gotta
window Caps &c ~ Designs and Drawings furnished shor
ouure ~ s--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-09

iHE SAN juan DiFFIcULTT.-The following is rcported
n asiiingon 10 be memorau dun of the propostor,
OF Ten Scott and the reply of Gov Douglas at the re-
cent conference in regard to the san Juan AliGr:
The proposition submitted by General Scott was as fol-
lows: - '''
without prejudice to the claim of either nation /,
e sovereignty of the entire Island of San Juan no In
dispute It Il proposed that each shall occupy
portion OF the same by detachment OF Infantry rifle
men, or marines not exceeding one hundred men viii
ther appropriate arms only for the equal protection of
their respective counrymen said island in their per
sons and property and to ePel any descent on the part
OF hostile Indians"
Gen Scot; added in bis note tina: any addition or mod
ihcaon sug ed by Governor Douglas would meet with
respectful consideration
Lieutenant CoOael Lay returned with the folou;p 4,
reply. -
Memorandum His Excellency Governor Douglas
authorizes me TO say having yet had no time to consider
the proposition offered by Lieutenant General Scott nor
TO consult with his Official advisers here he l. nj gnce
sat'hed that no obstacle exists 20 completely amcablc
ana satisfactory adjustment continuing Throughout the
PERIOD Of diplomatic discussion respecting the title OF
tue Island OF San Juan either upon the plan suggested
by ten Scott, or some other that may be mutually A.
greed to after adyiscmcutr
copy o. this memorandum retained bv Gov
Douglas, after being read and approved by him Al d
signed by Lieut. Colonel Law.
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SASH, 8EENDS AND DOORS.

'H'HE Oldest FstahIshunent In RcfmoTd wbsr. MAJ, - - A.
,ne above articles "a c.c0u, az the shortest ross
beihF eonhdent of giving ente atsfacton the subs, ~
u As heretofore, ae public patronage Having rcegbv s5ss
~ ca pe1ers Turning = Als business public can no,
sao1-r NlNe NE eau
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-09

W w IN ALABAMA.
IL "iil be remembered that had an account of he
murder of Mr.. Page few DAYS since by partie ,b"p
unknown, while he aud his sonn-lw were on their wav
home at night in buggy near Montgomery. The Al.
il il: e one
IT seems that some suspicion rested OH one Irvine
"~u IN he investigation Of whose movements one Ste.
phen Ward, his brother examined In the nrocess
o the examination papable contradictions were made In
depohons Of the two brohers which resulted in tber
entire disagreement. Stephen then made n statement
voluntarily duplicating his brother Irving and excu.in
himself from all participation in the horrible affair save
the mere carrying of gun. Irving then made com.
Pete confession OF the statement Of the fct from
which appeared that Stephen did the shooting while he
was concealed nearby. At first Stephen maintained hi,
apy 10 prove an dib but the examination ohis witne
se sustained the statement, which he voluntarily concur
e IN before the close OF the investigation The eurared
raatVes OF the deceased united with tie almost entire
community Immediately determined TO execute the per
Petratos OF the deed On Friday the 18th Instant hev
were taken to the very spo; where Mr.. Page was shot
and galows erected, which they were hung t dead
me execution took place precisely week from the
time Of the murder
The Wards acknowledged that neither of them enter
tanned particle of illwi toward Mr. Page on the con
tary that he was their best friend and one that tbey
had always successfully applied for assistance when
was needed. Money, they said, their sole object
anu Tor this aud this alone, they imbrued their hand, in
tht innocent old gentleman's blood.
we learn that the wounds of Can't Wright whc WAS
in the buggy with Mr.. Page and received the second
'e oi the asassus, are not serious and that probably
ne will sustain no serious injury. The execution tool
place IN the presence Of 7O0 or 500 persons and not
dissenting voice heard
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SECOND LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
OPENING OF
DRY GOODS.

k been opening, IN during week. and by IN.
secoad supply Of nry Goods. r. " ~ 'A
We have ugh Of
AUCTION SALES In NeS III
We shall offer at crtreBe iOtc prices " ''
special attention TO large and choice assortment
Dress ss embracing all grades, IS cents per yAri
TO the riches. " ~ ~ '~-N
Print-d American anl French De
Mouselne De LAlne Robes at very reduced prIee.
Printed French Mefinos F'~N-
Rich Plaid and striped Popins
Nelours de Paris
And great variety of other and beautiful f.brir.
Our assortment Of Emhr.iere
french Muslin Collars at prices much less than usual
Real PointLaee do.
Maltese do. do.
Real Point Lace a asnicn iId as.or,-an,
We are also making large additions 60 our
STOCK OP METRO CLOTHING.
Large lots OF 81 and 64 Cloths
Maryland Prni enary IinseyS
Sheep Gray Saine;s, all qualities
Virginia Jeans, &C,
Also, large Of Fac CasIa
neu s,ahkes DREECEN 4 FOX
lr,.l
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OF THE LEcIsLArUnE ar, ln,r

CLOTHING HOUSE
and supply themselves need the
OF good aud veil mad. Goods K.euny Al
In
and having recently made large stock with refer
enee to wants,
IN KfFS nkIDNyIS VII
DIS too M.t..a,.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-09

LETTER FROM MISS FOUKE OF HARPER's FERRY
We received by mail yesterday, the following letter
from Miss Fouke of Harpers Perry a lady whose name
has been widely published in connection with thrilling
nedentin the iIarpcrs Ferry tragedy.-Si Louis Re.
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-. 10. h-ABI tVR ihk ran TBirE. IS5l
GEoR GLE ST q HEnrr, ~

- - gBELVIN's ROW, GOVERNOR sTl
4 kFfEHc 70 ms customers unrvslI.g
" thai o. any rrecedirg facilities ar adm, ID
- ~ anu Hpof EenEs stores, factories churches tr -
sahnot be sae.ed RePaiEingpisces stoves s5i ~
iarsows Spiral Furnace, for brick: 3 sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace; sizes
He4erburg's Patent Heater.
tlFe-Flace or Chimney
Brilliant Gas Bgrn-r "a Eavrrl 8 sa.. "a A'0Oet
Factory Coal Burner warranted 10 stand ar.,- -,
American Cooking Eauge, for brick p srrs
American Cook iug EanE-. rota ton.
lay state Cooking Range (PsrtabeG 80.
he4qulrtt NookiIE Stove--a new article
rae ah hotNater Reservoir, TnRosster boler h -
large Oyen-"sluple, strong Complete 0' -'e ana
In ADDITION 70 the above INV varIetic, a. -
ihe varied wants Of the people. ' s-f' suiied 20
Country dealers buying here Stoves II, W.. ~ -
&c, at Northern prices freirit ''' iu1l' FlPe,
Larry orders wu receive immediate n...rtt.,
later viii be promptly filed order and :. f .
- vel lone
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-09

rIIO THE PuBLIC.-In eonsegusnee OF unPreceder'
Il ed OF "OuT Model shirt" have made arrange
ments (Which heretofore impossible Of the
demand In New York; 10 dirH have large supply o this
shirt hand Of style and quality that
sending ordsrs will them ed regularly viii
despatch the sole Agents for this Shirt in Richmond
would respectfully call the attention Of those who have
Modeto examination and they will become convnc
ed that tits the best cheapest d most durable shirt
for sale We also prepared make order from scientific
notice reduced prices We have
hand desirable stock OF GTLEENs FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining the business
and which viii be offered At greatly reduced prces.
STUETEvANT & MAGwIRE
Ru2O No 81 Main street Richmond. Va
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r." AND Old ROCKS, at

Late P r Priees isi \ Msio s,rs.,
* Stationery, Variety Goods. Tau,h Nit1 Coueeon
British authors bished a Lelprr 'e'''"
lu Paper Backs tUc.
Naf Morocco 81.
Embracing the works of Byron
n Caiye De Foe, D. Israeli, Jane Eyre T.iting Lssy NJ
Iou Nrs 'ore yrtntcn, Douglas Jerrod irT.
NfEsnsrh Lever Milton, Macaulay Muort m go N
Nlh2n MsrTyati, s'crne, smoet Walter scott Wtis,
are SWiit thompson, lhackersy, aTr,n Ac
lrilsh Poets, in bigc and gold, At 80 ~'' ~
VARIETY OF New EeIgioCs Works sf.Nra~,-
70. Va, isO ''' ~ 'i' OF hAhoVsr
spurgrn's Sermons sth Series a.
Jacobus on Acts. s5c.
The Deaf Sh-r Maker. and -ther .f,r.. he rtf.-
Nute oI hehmoniJ and interesting Juyerfs b, ~.
uor o Fers by c Way size Juvsrcs In grs,t v.,i.t
5urc, tdFewort, Peter Parisy Abboft Cstti,
Wayne Reed, Tom Thuurh. Mother g,~s,@ -T
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A II HI fAhTINILAR
lON nf Iht LADIES 20 stock ch Az I hapdor,.
SI.Is oI sttiS Diamonds Pearls. Carbune Coral
aeo aEi Lava lar rings Breast pins Braees Ssrs ni "a -,
sa ans FnsesnEs In hci every article m ne
ne Alo the nnest quality and the uasnufacture
"a A. uYFRs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-09
HECTOR DAVIS.
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