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VHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAI THE STR

'1'HlS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city in Maryland letters administration de b0
lS non of the personal estate of ARCHIBALD McAEESE
late OF SAID CITY, deceased All persons having against
SAD deceaed are hereby notified to present the
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
fore the nth day Of November next otherwise they NAV
be by law excluded from all benefit Of said estate All per-
sons indebted to said estate requested to make i'm
April, 1860 TPARKIN SCGTT- -
np2S 4w* Administratrr Il II N
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G. k. CANNON
% BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAt -
aGaREaaTraarss11aAa Ma STEAM COMPANY
n NJ lCE.
IN FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
IT The steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii resume her
Tips 70 the PatuXent River, commencing WEDNESDAY,
NNVTkkRR Y hRrl llth G o'clock and contnue
will leave Benedict EVERY SATURDAY NOKNffX%Gt;!n EE
q ocock, lor Baltimore, calling at Plum Point and Ei,
Haven going and returning. ~ '''
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RfQal Hutiffs.

ITHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB,
scriber of Baltimore city in Maryland hath 0Ghea
from the Orphans Court for said city, letters OF
ton the estate of WILLIAM A. HARRIS late OF stia
city, deceased. All persons having CLAIMS t as m with
said deceased hereby warned to EXHIBIT H. KIN
the vouchers thereof the subscriber on by he
de3 from ali henegt Of said estate All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO G % Iaee pay enl'
CIV o. m hand this 10th day OF April, 1861
"Neh uhuer my manu- ANDREW GILMOUR,
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n n 53rk at O'Clock 4 !, Ttan.cH NJ ~ ack a.
RRMIttadeiphia Y r. y, Msldon At II.
For Augusta, Charleston AID the south, VA H., },,i o.
ter Railroad, Guisle,,. '
IS The train from weldon ia !,. .I.,,. srli,.!. ~
Wilmington and Raleigh.
Passengers for Richmond rGd rn.ossYf... 70. ,. ;i.
points on the James River, connect with i,u- j,, b. 49,
Early next morning after ttr ny r,tlrllorr
~ Passengers for EdcntDu, Plyanutl. Nv '.i. &c.
mston eldgn, Goldsh0rU, i!-.uE4i Warsaw Rarl. ,a
wilmington, N, e, will Gd pleasant di!trt ,
agreeable route. n \ Eaji : ''
Baltimore, October 1859 ms III prt.sii.I.E
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IClTI.-ln the case of ELLEN SPILLANE, Adm'x d b.
d =. OF J9 i n-rsc9 deceased rs ANN CAMPBELL-Or
dere tins 21th day of April 1860 that the
ged property IN this cause mentioned be ratified
hrma unless cause to the contrary be shown before
the l9th day of May neXIrOrided, a of this
be published once week for three weeks before
that day IN some daily printed pm
in is
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The report states the amount Of sales to he s;595
WIN GEO. KREBS.
True Copy, Test-GEO W SHERW00D,
APPS law3w+ Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

white populasop on account Of the stesdipess with
which he labors and the economy with wbsh BE-
Ewes.
Several ladies' have gone 10 the Candiumsrrob. bu,
have lot been admitted board. There is some
ouesop az TO the motive Of this order: presume 10
contrary 10 their customs 10 have women go board
war ships.
George Gordon whose name Is fauili1 10 California
has offered 10 build the bnkbead NJ oDeteuth OF the
innate mace by toe Company now trying 10 &c. tbs
fraDchise. HIS offer IL accompanied ~ certificates
from mechanics Of various classes, showing thss the
vork can be done Ut his figure The enemies Of the
bill say ttey have promse from the Governor that
be viii veto ths bill # u passes
The CAPITAL question seems 10 De seIHea. sacra-
memo IA ~ have every thing the Supreme Coart
which ia 10 come 20 Sau Francisco. Tbs u the ar
raDesmept which nov has tie favor OF the managing
men in the Legislature.
The Senate ately passed bill provding for the ap-
Monument of Ssaie geoogst by the Governor With
salary Of s. 600 per year. The Assembly parsed the
art anb an anne ndment that Professor j. ID. Whitney
Of Northampton Macs, should be the geoiogis;, aud
that ia case Of bis desth resignation, LoHs Agassz
sbould have the authority to appoint successor. The
ena,e has now TO act on tho bill again. Some faolt
81 been found with giving such authority to Agassz.
The Ilto OF this morning Iensfks:
7, g. veb :. cav We the LegsaTs Of csorna know
Inc that s IL not geoosss 400 net eomPesst
bn he osls h. teSet by poieiaes be bad pswer 70
mile the appontnsDsnd toe great danger soss he woad De
funt
On neen mar in the Unit Stes n hsv9 tneh power hefsoT
nsrf upon YOU We perceive nothing improper n9maS
,o6ed n ,nch lsnsusse ~ SctnE 10 eSsofetncs VIA
nh ida, Nobody Gao honss csi1 ta any Pplse of1ssr
~ onr state Il jDdg. Of the qnAhc Of tns
the Ipt. aud ons cn opsnt th-fs
no Ia nopfe-riDg the suihod on 80 invidoA vho
boug NOT siDR Office Stae YET uea nan
% ~ he ennepf scientific lights OF the sge~bose place %
one az the physicists Of modem tnes anysrssny az
i.5 ano The teamed Of Europe and whose Character
ssnds q. bh for morality for leaning In honohas him. We
Dor otrtelvss"
Judge Nc alister Of the u 8 District Court has con-
frmed tie Suscol ranch clam, including the SITES OF
Vallejo aud Bepiela o. 800 10 all IL Will help
the Vallejo sud MaTysvlle Railroad.
John IVise the seronau,, mas addressed letter 10
friend in this city UfornDg him hat IL the etzeDs OF
San Francisco would furnish balloon, he (W.) viii
try 70 Cross the continent ~ ~.
The annual charter election Of Msrysyl'e was held
on The 10Th inst The toal Number OF votes cas- was
456. The Citizens ticket wa. victorious Tor the most
muortsnt Offices over Administration, but the laer
have be nsiority Of the Council. The following u
st Of tie officers elected: Mayor, SIR. Fowler; Ne
eorder. MIR. KYLE; CleJk Mr.. Gorham; harshal, hr.
Barklev; Assessor, Mr. Le4msu Treasurer, Mr. starr
AIdermeu-Yesfrs. Weaks, Love, Walker, Woods
Mann, Estom. Hudson, Dickey, Shields, Tnonas,
Davis and HaUn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

dsncy. IL high time that appropriate weight should
be gwen in the Cont and 70 all portions OF
the county, not excepting those in which vast pre-
pondsrance Of s wealth is basioess, its intellect,
sId is pumbers res,de. With tbjs reform accom-
psbed, the vampire Of Slavery, now fitting among
wings once more over that hospitable domain where
lie ininstraiioDs coDsdered essential to the full
development OF the highsst type of white civilna-
,on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
In Mcmorianf.

Lovely aad pleassnt 10 their lires, and In their death
t,ey were not divided"
Scarce has one short year passed AWAY since, asa friend,
pastor and teacher. I vas called on TO write a simple me-
lmorIs. OF The loneliness and pi-tI Of Mamie Peters. The
grass has hardly yet grown upon the earth that covers her
7bc-om. when alss, the grave II agsin opened, and Il sister.
IN t~in 10 loreliness and pe:y, though not in Years, Is
splaced by her side.
4 CORNELIA J. GARTH. she wife Of J. Woods Garth Of
lAlhemarls county. and daughter Of Wilson and Jsnet,a ".
Peters of Richmond. departed this life Oh the llih Instant,
Ito the 9th year OF her ase. The writer Of this memorial
yln-r her from her childhood. lie loved her as her teacher,
Tor a, a scholar she was ~obedIen,, lovely In disposition, and
t:suk IN eagerly all that Was taught. lie loved her as her
5pasio.. for Il vas hiI privilege 10 watch The development Of
her Guiding piety, and to 2oin; her, when trembling with 4
1>ense OF her responsibility to Cod-to Jesus the Lamb that
E4x eth asay the sins Of the world. lie united her in the holy
isoads Of ra;rimony to the husband who now mourns his
loss. How sweet 20 know that In all the holy duties Of home,
s.h- va, IN. Christian wife and Christian mother.
4 When on ! visit 10 her house some months before her de-
R,aT,ure. abe naS asked 'Do you find the promises OF the
q osp-i ~su:fcien: TO support you under your Affections and
&n view 81 wha:eve. may betall ~ With eyes glistenlng
3~lth tear. Of JOY, and Il heart full Of rapture, she eSclaim-
Ri: 20. | love all my friends: but what should / do without
he Eihle now"
\ She was ch-.-ed hy the thought that when flesh and
blood should fall. then God would be the strength Of her
4eart AMI he. portion forever.
j y death, thou loves: the GOOD and the beautiful. o grave,
alou hast charge OF sweet and precious dust-rrecious 10
3he memory Of friends precious TO God: for precious in
&ae sigh: o. the Lord is the death Of his saints"
0. N. ".
q 80 Charlottesville ADVOCATE and Lyuchburs "vIr.
~ .rian' .lrase cnnv
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e Observation-Disclosures the various forms

Sg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the various forms
In which this disease developes Itself. it may well be called
"hvdra.headrL." In Its train follow Indigestion, Pain 10
the stomach, Heartburn, Water Brash, CostiYcness, Piles,
aciditv. Oupressiou after Esting, Jaundice, Flatulrncy,
Torpor of the Liver, Dizziness, Debility, Female Complaints,
r. som. of the first men in our land have given their
written certificates relative 70 .re e"1 r,s ERECTED ~ ,heir
uan,pis tom othrr sources, editorial opinions aud volun-
49, sY,r.ssions from persons VIII" ne ayerse TO see their
NAMES Ip prin;. are perfectly overwhelming.
R.ud ;he following rom 4 Very highly respectable clergy
man: East tAtStoH, nlaSS, req. y, ls1s.
TO the Editor Of the Portland Mirror-Sir-oXYGENA-
| TED EITTEtiS For more than twenty-five Years I have
br.n q sufferer from the Oyspcpsia Besides trying the IA.
tence Of my family physicians Ia the almost useless trinl o
their various prescriptions, ! have tried q great variety Of
patent medicines with II similar result. Through the kind
bottles Of the OX~fGENATED BlTTERS. 1 began to use
them without any hope OF deriving help from them. Being
determined TO give them = fair trial. ! continued their use,
but without, any perceptible benefit till JUNE.
Since then l have gradually Improved in health till l AIN
ENTIRELY free from acidtty OF the stomach, and from the con.
,equeut tatuleucy, and the awful and almost distracting
sick headache, which often, for days together, has wholly
untitled ME for study and FOR all other ministerial duties.
preston Of gratitude TO Mrssrs. Fowle T. Co.. and also Il
duty 10 the public, to recommend their oXYGENATED
BlTTERS, as, in my estlmation, u sure remedy for that
most trying, most reXtnS, and cruel OF all diseases 10 which
poor human aesh N heir, the dyspepsia. Having suffered
so long, and tried so many different remedies with no good
result, I can Recommend the UNygenated BiIter5 with u con.
edence few others can. II any readers Of the Mirror nre
suffering, l beg Of them I" make trial OF these Bliters with
out delay. JAMES u. CUShlNG.
Prepared BY SETH ". FowLg i Co., Boston, and for
sale by
PURCELL, ADD T. CO, ". PETERSON, ADlE 4 GRAY
and DCVAL 4 NORTON, Richmond; DIR. y. 7. RlrES,
Petersburg, and by Dealers in Medicine In every county in
tn. State. Oct S-diw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
,g-fT HAS EEEN LUEHENTLY

S9~1T HAS Is e L e NTLi
reported that in most Of the Western cities, the Town
Bell tolls every day .; noon, Cor the inhabitants to gulp
down quinlne, as a preventative OF diseases caused by Ma
laria Of the climate. or course taking quinlne is a conta.
sious habit, and every new settler is supplied with the poi.
sonous drug, and instructed TO take it in large quantities, II
he would escape the Fever and Ague. Every houscAaS its
medicine sheSi filed with this dangerous stun, and ~ resu.
lar as the hour comes around, so regular do they Eulp II
down, As though Il was the richest deIcacv Of the season.
Or. J. I%IOSTETTER, q good Samaritan Of %Pi,;sburg. know.
Ing the dreadful effects OF qunine upon the human system,
when taken with so much indiscretion, has prepared a COM.
pound which has, in all cases In which II has been tried,
proved a speedy cure for Fever and AEue, and all other
diseases caused by the digestive organs.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally every where,
and by HOSTETrER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and Projectors,
Jim ll-2w No, Is Water and IS From, streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
JOHN IL GEORGE GIBSON,

lisIE hltIl'l'ND, ~,
SYT0tLD respectfully inform their friends and the public
w generally, that their establishment, Ht The corner Of
Cary AMI Sixth streets, recently destroyed by fire. has
been rebuilt, In a substantial manner, and that they are now
prepared TO resume operations in their department. Of busl-
ness, on an extensive scale. Tn this end they have rnars-
ed their workshops aud furnished them with ell the i'm.
proved machinery AMI other appliances which can facilitate
or expedite the prosecution OF CARPENTRY WORK, in its
various branches.
Their new saw Mills, OH Mayo's Island, are now compicisl
m such 4 scale Of capacity Us will enable them TO meet the
increasing demands Of the city for building timbers. The
Mills are Of the largest md most approved kind, built by
Geo. Page L Co., Of baltimore, and having their patent mo.
tinns and attachments. The steam engine, Of one hundred
horse power, WAS built ny John & James Turner, Of this
city. They have on hand several rats Of frat rate pine logs,
and have mad. arrangements TO get Il continuous supply,
AMI Are prepared to fiji all orders promptly, nt reasonable
prices and on accommodating terms. They have engaged
Il reliable mechanic 10 work their lath machine. AMI will
furnish plaster-r,' latlrs in any quantity tina; may h- dc.
sired.
They will, as heretofore, furnish PLANS and ESTIMATES
for buildings and other improvements, and will CONTRACT Tor
the erection and completion nf the same, in the riy W
coun,ry.
For the liberal patronage extended IL them in past Years
by the citizens Of Richmond, and other portions vi the
State. they beg leave 70 express their grateful thanks. and
assure them that they will cndcavor hy every means inilirir
power 10 merit IL cnniinuanse of their favor aud confidence.
.Iun .,-,Lx.
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THE EAGLE sLATE COMPANY

HITEI T.hULE SL4hIN COIIF
EcEiNG prepared 10 receive orders for their SrrEEIrR
- GRggS ASD PrRrLg ltUoYiSG SLATES, deliverable after
the opening Of navigation, would call attention 10 the low
cost OF this FIRE. PROOF material, and 10 the great purity Of
raIn.water collected from slate roofs, not being %imprasna.
Ted with faint Of decayed shingles or the poisonous quail.
tic Of painted metals. They would also caution the pub.
lie against parties falsely representing themselves an
Agents, thereby furnishing an inferior article In our name,
the only agency established by the Company being in the
City 1f Mem York. Parties wishing to procure the
GENUINE EAGLE co.'s STATES
will please address the Company, cor. l2lh 81. and 10Th
Avenue, n. T., or the Undersigned, where orders will re-
ceirr prompt attention. G. FCRNAS. AGksr.
IAN ll-d3m 81 Courtlandt street. New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. WIsTAIt,s RALsAm OF WILD

II DIR. WISTAIk,S RALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY" Bailou's Pictorial Of 9th July says: Rcaii.
cling the true sense Of responsibility attaching to the editor
and publisher Of u widely circulated journal, We SHOULD deem
i little less than 4 crime to recommend any medical com.
pound the real virtue Of which we could not conscientious.
~ endorse. This balsamIc compound has become a home
fixture; aud all persons who suffer, and have In vain ut.
tempted to cure their Coughs, Colds, Bronchial or Pulmon-
AIRY complaints, make ue Of this uneqaallei remedy.
The following certificate FROM u distinguished gentleman
Is equally conclusive:
Important letter from Rev Jacob Seeker, well known
and highly respected throughout the State OF Pennsylra.
MIA:
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. lG, 1850.
MessrS. S. W. Fowle & Co., Boston-Dear Sirs: Having
realized In my family important benefits from the use Of
your valuable preparation Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
1t affords me pleasure TO Recommend it to the public -.
Some eight years ago one OF my daughters seemed 10 be In
= decline, and little hopes Of her recovery were entertained.
l then procured u bottlsof your excellent lalsam, aud be-.
fore She had taken the whole Of the contents OF the bottle
there Was q great Improvement In her health. have, iu
medicine, and have always been benefited by It.. l would,
however, caution the public against Imposition, because
mere " q sood denl OF spurious Wistar's Basam OF Wild
Cherry atioat throughout the country.
Beware Of vile and worthless counterfrits. The only
genuine. pure and medicinal Bnlsam has the name of"l.
BUTTS" written with 4 pen. and the printed name OF the
proprietors, as. ". FOwLE / CO" on the outer wrapper.
sale by ADlE & GRAY, pURCELL, LADD ( CO. and W.
PETERSON, Richmond, and by appointed agents IN every
county, and Druggists generally. Dec Io-cW&ocoa."
~ III 0 WAYS WORM CONhEC-
T10NS.-why give your children nauscous ana ua"ho'e'
some Worm medicine, when you have this delicious preph'
ration Of sugar, that all children crave, and mothers ana
physicians recommend "a the most eGeciual 81 all reme'
dies.
They do not contain caloarl, but are purely yescsaGlc;
they never fail 10 eXpel Worms Where theS eNs'' v" '"'
prove the health Ia all cases.
lIolloway's are the original aud only save anu rel'anis
Worm CONNECTIONS prepared only by JOHNSTON 'oLLo""r
1e'"'kS' f"'''ue'p'"" ru:cELL LADD & CO.,
,..,c e.,..r Richmond, w.
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a-NRS. wrSSLOT. Al experienced

g-MRS. WTSSLOT. 40 experienced nurse
and female physician, has = Soothing Syrup for chill
dren ~,eethins, which geaily facilitates the process OF
teethlng by solteninE the guns reducing all inflammation
will allsy all pain and il sure TO regulate the bowels. De.
pend upon Il, mothers, IL will give rest TO yourselves, and
rene, and health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all
cases. See advertisement in another column.
AIur Gn--derlH
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AUCTION SALES.
nY DICKINSON. HILL CO., AUcr>.

7NIFTK NEGROES. This Dag, Il % u'e:ucs
will b. sold 20 likely Negroes, consisting OF N,r
foysAnh Crib, and Women and Children.
Jan q DICKINSON I'LL 4 co Arr,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON WOxCEs.

1--WE
NToECESTER's piANUs.-These Pianos @SssssR1
w have siuod the test OF so many years~6@
that they hardly need Il word Of %enuomiumi z II
now. Fur the better part Of i generation they have been
CONSTANTLY before the public; all OF them, old and new,
proving by their Stability and coustancy, the skill with
which they are constructed. For durability Of tone for
rrrness AMI uniformity Of work, and for excellence O!
frames, these pianos may we'll challenge colnPetitlou.-
We know Instruments OF Mr.. Worccstcr's turn out, that
have borne the IInirnInings OF fifteen years, and remain A.
perfect in inne and in build rs in their first estate. The
year 10 ffnha Tie 1fehr YORK.: to6'. Adre'tf"e',,
lIM -SnrPmht", 1879.
TN0 NEW N0Elis La,ON WoIsCESTE;Es'S
,ro,,r
formation in regard to the hest maker Of riann f"r:rs.
Personal knowledge Of the Instruments made hy II. Wor-
cc-trr !nclincs Us 10 award the palm Of superior merit 10
him. For elegance nj nnislr, mud durability of material,
and the elements that enter into the musical aua!.iieS Of Il
G!strat. instrument, Mr. Worses;rr Is ui'surl'a.sed-lNsr
l0II' Cam. LfdrerttSfr, Fth. Is, lN"".
We have in many ways and ut macy Times expressed nur
opinion strongly In praise Of American Inechanical art, and
u recent visit To the extensive piano msnv:actnry Of llora-
ito Worcester has strengthened that oj..n.oa, and We are
well convinced that In the construction q: ihese beautiful
Instruments we Americans are riyalins, II Eo: exrclIiuc,
Europeans. The Philharmonic Society, the mos, scientific
musical society In This country, ur Wnrrrster's pianos ~
their grand concerts. We have had onel In cu,isian. use fr
swecincsc OF toac IN. y. Express, .NnrcA "a. 1s5a.
i am constantly supplied with . iull assortment Of Yr.
Worrtster's choice Pianos, and shall lie most happy to serve
the public with the hes, instruments, Il, the loves; prices.
Jan - q. NORRIS, BOOKSELLER. -. Main 81.
PIANO fSNTltAOKDYNAicI.
II. TAYLOR has just received another
As Of BRIGGS PATENT rlANuS, the on 5@5G-.-<ss n
ly planos constructed on truly scientific prin-|S=I
ciples for strength, durability, power to k-ep!G + "
In tune AMI TO Retain their tune, they are far superior 10 all
other Pianos. They are highly admired ly alI Hhp lave
heard thcin.
y. TsIALgEiSG says Of them:
The tone Is grand and Enbl.. II has grct; capacity for rus
tanning the sound Or singing, and Its volume nf ton. ~
power, | have never heard eNcellc'l in depth. purity or gym
pathetic sweetness.
Gottschaili, Strnkosch, Maretzclt,
And many other eminent Professors say of them:
The tone Of tie squares equal the hest Grand l'ano
F"rtcs. amt excel them In pure inu-ical in,oaniion and ac-
tuKl tnnr nnWcr. fSnv g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

feIITf undersigned have connected themselves under the
Il firm Of HUNT & JAMES, and will continue the Com.
mission business for the sale OF Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Cot.
ton, Corn and Produce generally: 10 also, for the sale OF
purchase OF Merchandise, also for forw urding Merchandise,
Tobacco. &c.
We solicit ihr patronage OF the friends Of the late con.
Germ CT Hunt K Brother, Of eur Mr.. James and Of the pub.
H..
Our House is on the corner Of Cary and Virginia streets,
where Ne sha!l b. pleased 10 zee our friends.
JAS. c. HUNT,
f.Ironn tan a fS.n - HrSgy MI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

DKANDIES.-Jas. Henn.ssy, London Dock, rlntag.
ID l54D up to $50.
sazsrac Pale Brandy, vintage lbs and i-Gs.
Pinet, Castillian 4 Co., vintage la3.-
all the above Hrandies Wcrelmported by Fr. CrauI < Co.,
Ave and six years ago, and are superior to any 10 be had
no1 for sale by O.. CRANE,
Successor to Pr. Cranz 4 Co.,
Jan Q, lsG0-ly No. Q, Exchange Block.
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VIRGINIA

BURNING AND LUBRICATING COAL OILS
THE GREAT .ANATlI COAL And OIL COMPANY,
{tONSfSTING Of "SATvE CITIZENS op 6ra avs STATE"
~ has appointed u agents FOR tLr sale Of their Justly cclc.
DRAFTED
BURNING And LUDIICATING COAL OILS,
the quality OF Which l.. warranted PURE and ryADrLTrKArkD.
We invite the attention OF Apothecaries aud dealers
throughout the Sta:e 10 our supply, which will be large, and
sold by 'rh"ies0lt only, at the lowest factory prices.
Jan Eff GOOCU 4 EClIOIg-