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NEW FRENCH BOOK.

IN THE COMPLETE FRENCH GLASS NUN T.,
Embracing Grammar, Conyer ti9n' Lteuiu o1e ~.
"a Poife correspondence with adequate bc"'St. W
So, P,,, a. g. of the University Franc, sud ne ses.
fDSc Vhs NoBNAN, Ill. D. Price y ~
J1s' pob.ished oy .,
4. S BARNES BURR,
No. 81 and l3 JOBh-Sl., Ne,'-f OH.
hort III be \ 4.
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ADRIAN ii. MULLER, Auctioneer,
WILL SELL on TUESDAY, Nov. q, 1860,
w ., /? o'clock At the Merchants Exchange,
81 VERY DESIRABLE LOTS,
At CARMANSNlLLE, RICH BRIDGE and FORT
WASHINGTON,
The properly. Of RICHARD +. CARMAN. Esq, on 9Th.
hINGsBRIDGE ROAD (Broadway) HIGH BRIDGE-Av..
l4 l42d 1894 Hath igth lyth, lJst Lid ISL b, and -
sts. Together with several -
The above property eisby located In the ieightfu
per Of the Jy NcYork beautiful and rapidly mproy
inc section and Gne view of the iudou river
sound High bridge and il surrounded by genemon's resi-
dences.
Il IS su.y accessible by the various Omnibus aud Railrosd
Lines and WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS and PLOTS sfording
m opportunity those desire purch for erection
OF resdoncs IN attractive and healthy location,
iortnyeblutst
with handsome dw, ugs, aud al suitable be but upon
be above l. the bet piece Of property the Island that
been offered tor slorg time.
All taxes and have been paid by Mr. Carnsn and
uuquestiOnabe having been in his for
20 y,.af.. TIE SALE WILL BE PEREMPTORf.
ALSO, IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE.
The valuable property. No 100 BROADWAY es.s side BE-.
2h and 25'hs formerly the residence OF hchard T.
Caru.in, esq.
Also, Houses and Lot Nos DC and 20 ELIZABETH ST
heecket--t.
20 Ter cent remain mortgage FOR years.
Map, Sc. at The Auctioncers office, No = Wallet. G915)
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fonse furnishing @ooos.

MAGIC TEA AND COFFEE POTS
IVA EXCEI. ALL OTHERS.
Tho only correct prncin Discovered for making
Sleeps whout boiling saving hae and tonhlc, dis
P-ns with pitcher Can pour water frou
spout Depot. No Is Beesnsnsl. N. T.
rINO the LADlES.-The cheapest and h,st plaos
L 20 buy slLNER-PfATEp WARE. TABLE CuTLERv.
and all had, OF Hove Furnishing Goods b. r. D. HAS
tORD's Il cooper Iu,.jue AteDplsee ID aud Ghass
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An persons indebted the Of j. ). Redhcd either
the Of j. r. Zebey Trustee Henry pauton Receiver
are requested settle such accounts with Mr. w Witdeon
" no ia the only person authorized 20 collect the
New ork Sent q 1860 HENRY PASrOS. Receiver
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N.II OI NEM-IOhk.-DkPARI MEM GO o.
" FINANCE, BUREAU Of ARREARS, August ~ looo
Corroraon Hotice-Sae Of Properly for Unpaid As1ess
men-Pubc notice IL hereby given tha, sale Of properly o
unrad Rea Estate for opening waenins an
e1.ndg sundry and avenues viii take place At R9D
auction al the City Hall In the City Of Ne" ORA on W f
NESDAY the Fih day Of December next at t"elye oo,A
Al noon Of that dy aud be continued from day TO day u tho
hole hs Sold and that the detailed statement o. tns 49,,
York Conuerci a Advertiser day newspaper printed ana
publirlsd IA the City of New ork
By order OF the Controller. .o,.,-cy NJ. II A,,osr.
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Vyo THE BOOK TRADE.

II .
The undersigned having purchased from the Recyer the
the OF j. ). Redhed VIII CONTINUE
THE BUSINESS upon hi account.
MANY the List been out Of print Tor the
M two OF three years New editions in active preparation
an much iuuroyed The attention Of the Trade respect
fly cslef 10 ,be NEW TRADE LlST and orders solicited
' VIM J. WIDDLE ron.
(snccessor to J. 5. RedGedl
Publisher aud Bookseller No. "a Beekiuan St, y. Y
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TIME TRIBUN for 1861.
PROSPECTUS.


The Xxtb Volume Of IHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE com.
rsnced with the issue Of sept During the past year IE
RIBNI has been obliged devote quite large proportion Of
It, space Focs bot shall soon be able 70 orego foc
discussion almost eatirey for months y no; ,or sG S @1s
abiding interest Among these We mean to pay especial 'eh
l. FDUCATON-The whole subject of Education, both
Popular and General win be discussed IN our columns HLo'sn
out The year 1901 aud We hope to EMIL 10 may elcsloG sOo
Of the qoounde thinkers and the solest instructors IN our
country II hope and our resolve that The cs2se
Education shall receive Impetus from tne eAsfos VI Ah
TRIBUNE On its behalf during the year 1901 ,...,..
eucdtiou Of Thu great interest throughout 100 ana sna
Spdyo % atone thereof IN ~ mie'fI s ,ssy5 Of labor
devoted to cultivation more ample or more certain ua receive
RTTrMAECFACTUREs, 6c-we hail every invention or
suterprse whereby American Capital d Labor are attracted 70
sd o. s se sdapTy a. aI Contribution to the Public
Mes insIis a 20 he fs iI sh ep enloyent and
better wage TO the Labore The PTogrc Of milng ron
mailing Sleslosling Clohweaig Ac. 6c Ia our country
and The world shall he watched and reported by Us win an
EUEEiaN iTFAiks-we employ the best correspond
en 10 London PaL. Turin Berlin and other huIop-h cap
tale to transmit uA early qua scc,se ~ g b nlepe
~ ,s.e Polite our Ness from the Old Worlds no" varied
t n bgt We shall have TO render perfect during
T-HOME NEWS.--ne employ regular paid corTe,Pond-
uts in Csiors 1t the lshnus Of ilrtn m 20" hcAy %
fs Gold II eou and wherever esc they seem requisite tio
the accessible portions OF our own Country We ~
Aort.d Yress om our exchanges end the ocas'oni ieiS
OF r,sIshs M fbe est and most authentic summary Of
that il anywhere afforded Hoping 70 make
essh day critic on the Last aiu pm ~ ,l,vo,5n Tho
va, sleatiy ristu tiI2'-i VIZ
s,.cou coOieron Of many wen i's We So1''' sh1
sion labor 20 deserve acoutnu,nct oi PuOhc l4'V''
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AN EXTRAORDINARY ANNouNCEMENT

IN TO THE LADiES-AN EXTRAORDINARY PuBLlCA-
TON. Ladie he as.ou!shed FASHIONS in al their yarie
tee with 80 ENGRANINGS. quaTO pages with on ilin
mated cover type and fun cpOr aud review Of the Latest
PARIS FASHlONS including Winter Closks F1rs Dresses
Sleeves Bounets Capes Wrappers Infants WsrdfObes &C
&C. with fln descriptions Indispensable 70 the trade and
Ladies' generally consult the fashions neatne-s in dIc-
either 0T ladies children viii the most incredu
lous they ind such dispay Of fashion and utility be
procured only Sent paid receipt o cents
Yesllv snbcriptiou, Is cents Address MHE. DfMORE$T
No Az Broadway DO fail copy sud be both d.
lighted snd aslouished tor only cents.
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vu,O RENT for LECTURES, CONCERTS, FES-
TIvALs 40. the BRooKLYH TABxKNAC a q, F Fa
@ ID X Powell No II Myrtlcay, Brooklyn; Henry I'll
~, NJ "a IJeys Alden Wattles. No i6i Front st., NJ l.
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nIOT Of GROUND. 100 by l2O.-FOR SALE,

arlo Of GROUND, 4la-st., about looxl2o 90 leet
ast.y from Madon.ay egby located for factory large
Livery stable Private Stables for Getemcns ke!sn
.s on Madison or hsvs and the vicinity Price Of tho f
$500 time +20tt0 cash. Apply TO hOmEh Sioh
GAN METROPOLITAN Bank Pine--t.
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Sales bp Anttlon.

A. NJ MERwIs. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS MERW1N a. Co., Irving buildings,
Nos s94 and SO BroadwsySses Of Books stationery
Pictures, Woiks of An ancy Goods, Furniture NC.
sA1tEDAY MORNING, Nov. ". ai5gc,occk;
CLOSING DAY Of the LARGE SALE OF ENoihoh no
A EBlCAN BOOKS. a., ,.,.
g,a vhey Of Che ice Books aso several yanAoe bfo~
o. ~ am Fancy stationery viii be- sold THIS DAY
lkIilBOlS EOOIS.--BROOM d NICHOLS
III sell THIS DAY Saturday, Nov. H. at their SALES
rooms No % Nas-aus 10 cases BULBOUS ROOIo ~ mo
cas-. md ota the shelves ooustng Of AChTlS TUbifp
CRCCUsES, NARClSSUSES SNOWDkOPs, JoNoOiLo'
&c.
A. j. BLggcKgR AsctioDeeI -
CHOICE LOTS on Avenue "A. ). bii.hS NJ
" TR SON Co. will sell at auction on TheboDAi' NV
IS ut u o'clock At the Merchants Exchange; =, IL,
On Avenue A-lO lots the west sde compiling me eh,e
front between h and seth streets sizes 70 2l5kvi y ese
wide opened and graded and 'S.h 'roe'
cut through.
The lots are on grade, and very choice. ,,occ,
~. &c. Et No Finest tSV'V
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Amnsements.

WINTER GARDEN.
The management beg announce with great regret that
the next being
LAST WEEK
81 Mics Cu mans engagement she ony for one nn
in each ( J. great racter Those who desire 70 witness
those dcent per onsons should Therefore not postpone
their Wis o.
THIS Saturday yHNlNG, Nov IL,
MISS CUSHMAN
will apTesrs ,o, ,,.c,vTu
supported for The las, time by Mr. coULDOcA rs Mae'e'h
and kr nYOTr a. Marduh.
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Real Q,state for Sale.

CTTY. Country, Eastern, and Western Property
u for Sale or exchanges aso loans negotiated on Ciy Prop
- CHICK ERING Co.. Real Estate Brokers, IN wan 81
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Top sAIr-A ncni COITNTRY RESIDENCE.

only one hour from the city containing % acres OF Land S
Of which tabe The House is new I'm all the modem IN
ysneut. large and commodous Duitouses The place Is
vel with young bearing Fruit Trees For particulars
sJJress with real name Box No. 2.91l L. o.
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EARM Tor SALE-SlIuhItu III nUIntIHtJ VUuI1!'
i Jersey, Eve miles from North Branch sepo on oea
, ,jood and two niles from the village Of View German
coutejppQ 81 acres of improved Land first cass House
and Oubuding portion Of the land adapted ior pecn
ees beautiful location end pleasant and healthy neno9
hood Apply J. p. KLINE, No. Tvs Futon-st, or T. L.
M ~ Park ulage
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0lIisT GROYE FARM.-'rhi, highly culti.

waited Truck and Grain Farm of 20 acres, without building,
situate fou, miles Red Bank Monmouth Co., ~ j. WI
he sol on the rst day of December next at public
ale on he premises. For particulars to a. H. tREhCd
NO s Erie Findings, Relde. st., below Nashingons
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a NIVJD INV 10 7 NJ NV T. -
II esOO ACRES Of LAND In Mower County hinneSoA
1 coo ACRES Of LAND In Tams County, Iowa.
2e06 ACRES Of LAND in Harden County, iowa
Entered number Of years since from actnal "
osnel party vith the most Of lands 10 vicinity suoJer'
cny The Lands al Of the best quality and "e 'lue,en
no person wishing make Investment Of thi' cnasn"
and secure valuable tract Of land, the above ofcr very @'o
able OF poriunity Apply 70 ..oo,, - - oo u,u..
III tRMOiE. CLEWS MASON Bsnkers, ~ NaN-sC
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w which has been established for the
year, Store well hed up and ne set Of castosr. present.
unusual chance Of moderate
business with and 10 make money Address Box No 1901 Post
Office.
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TT,HE STOCK, FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL
Il ola JUNK SHOP viii be sold at bugsin- Inquire a. Ma
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CACkNILLE, ST. LAWRENCE.
- M AUTOBIOGRAPHY:
81 kINAHAS CORNWALLlS.
Two Volumes in One. Emo. Price III %
Tho Tr5dc .i-,lied hy NJ. DOOLtDY,
No 70 Wa.ker..L
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THE GREAT rnEPA I,sha1 ~ 9TH. ore.,
Nv two thousand cpIsrs Of this new work has
i INA am Tie past The religious journals review
Il in terms Of high con'Hcnda'ion VOL - "'O WIN O''"u
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ln "A GENTLEMAN, engaged in
tflusiral 5nstrnments.

II. GALE * Co., PIANO-FORTES, No.
"A. lOi East i2thst, invite attention 70 thei Sosis
FihNOs Guargut,od 70 give entire sa;isactiou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

LETTER FROM Ex-Goy. WIsE.-In reply to
a series of complimentary resolutions OF the
people of Accomac, Ex-Gov. Wise says:
For the personal compliment to me beg you
to return my sincere and unaffected thanks
But few public servants, on retiring from their
official trusts, can expect plaudits like these
which you SO generously bes tow. and events
seldom occur affording to officers In places OF
high responsibility the opportunity OF win
ming or meriting such commendation. For
myself personally can only say that tried l,a
faithfully to win your approval ana to de-
serve your confidence and praise.
As to your other resolutions, besides tn at
expressing your compliments to me- add with
great pleasure that most heartily concur
with the meeting in them. They show our
people, without distinction of party, united
They express the sentiment OF attachment to
the Union as formed by the Constitution. That
Union and Constitution tre parts Of our po-
litical inheritance and property, OF which
none shall deprive us. That We will resist
aggressions upon these as well as all other es-
sential rights. That we will organize and arm
for defence. That We will make the militia
system efficient. That we will willingly pay
the expense of defence: That we will demand
a faithful observance from each State, as well
as from indiv iduals, Of the essential confede
rate duties and obligations And that we viii
prepare for, whatever conflict may threaten
10 nam tain our Just equality, our rights, safe
ty. self-respect, honor and peace, by the vigi
lance of civil police as we'll as by arms. Al
these approve and sincerely thank you To-
adopting A lawful purpose, firmly persisted
| in and maintained by courage and wisdom
will assuredly save our beloved country iron
| all the evils Of the times.
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=. The Great Virginia Remedy, and ne
q, .Asra'-PETERS' fNFALLIBLE REMEDY

~ rxsrs,-PETERS' INFALLI Bile hEMEDpl EpG
fseps-Th,s great American remedy, contain
iae no Nsrcurlai or Ba!samic properties, exceis
sr,,rtninr heretofore offered the pubic, IN It's Gu
tive rsst0ratlve. and renovating pewers; and
,e medical world are assonIshed when told that
~ ,iove remedy will cure the above diseases, and
enicundcd when they have ocular dem9nstrs-
trns of Inc facts. But the proprietor, who mas
,ons-r # the remedy for twenty odd years, has
taovn of case of twenty years standing to be
festorfd to perfect heaith and all ether cases 81
,,osptoa. and therefore challenges. any case Of
tenorrhpa which the remedy, VAL not cure. pro
=, the part ni the patent; and any one purchasing
tslfa dozen bottles, and using accordingly, IN his
or her case. he guarantees IL perfect cure ana IN
s,ss ff f3linTe w,fi furnish additional medieine,
Zee Of chsrre to complete the cure, through his
srants; and cure will be effected without lncoA-
yenieuee to- the patient. Sold py
ApprRSuN Il DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
snssm. No. 2Ol, Broad street.
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~. Good Advice Worth FOllSwing.-To
such of fellow beings that are suffering from
iera1sement oi the digestive system, We auvlse
tne use Of that wonderful medicine. BAkERS
PREMIUM BIrTERS. Many h We failed to md
asg- t,spn good advice and made use Of the
"Brsrs' lave found great and permanent reiiel !;
~ then and do likewise IS sage advice. ana
h!oEed IN this instance will show the man oil
relN All that are afflicted with Dyspepsia,
Hssrburn Nervous Headache, LAYER Company
alfsi diseases arising from Indigestion, shouu
mSke use Of BAKERS BiTTERS, 1t they desire
T. " certainly cured. A.,
To be had of all the principal Druggists IN this
elts md elsewhere in Virginia. cr1eis promptly
De :a-ts Richmond. Va.
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A SINGULAR PARSONAGE AT CHARLEs-
TOWN, VA--The Baltimore Sun has letter
from Charlestown, dated January l6, which
says:
A stranger, who gave his name as Causin,
and hailing from Charleston, S. g., arrived in
our place last night. From his conversation
many supposed him to be a lunatic, as he was
eudcayoring to secure the services of several
lawyers to prosecute suit for the recovery OF
ali that portion of Virginia lying between the
Potomac and the Ohio rivers. Major Green,
after an investigation. determined TO lodge
him in Jail. Upon thorough search case
knife hacked into saw teeth was found be-
tween the lining Of his coat, and In one OF his
pockets bottle Of cayenne pepper. His story
was that ne was a timer BY trade. his estab-
lishment being located on King street. Charles
ton. S. c. Opinions in relation 70 his lunacy
or an attempt ON his part TO facilitate the es-
cane of Stevens and Hazlett are AZ varying n
the changing hours
Our County Court will meet this morning
and an invdongatioa will be had, which may
perhaps bring some facts to light which will
dispei the doubts now envelOping the Affair."
Great vigilance continues to b observed In
every department Of our police on account OF
the attempted escape Of Cook and Coppic be-
fore the execution.
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..,,,nou ob.erva,i.n that there

srs sua4fers tolo DEBILITY am"ns xmsslfans
@ oaa5 asGss soas ANY We Ssse, take isasG
loI. The seasa sssrt the wants of the body in the
sss,sss n1 .@s In al WSat SRSa esses'
Cured ,sIesa as Yen ,o the world in his CELE-
RsSfT'Fp RSsSsTFp BiTTkRs. The weak and nstHGas ,H
tns :SSens Of
e'nt w. ue;sb, inmp. have found q wonderful resen-
ne mum M the isirrxRs." and prefer It to more
s.s.Ss.ious. bat less efcncious medicines: Du. ~
sh'ar N rs influence upon a frame whiHn u
debiita.ed. IS equally powerful In ass'stins
Mta M,a "a eypei the most terrible lofms oil osease
Ng3 ~ N',' ~ drueyists and dealers everywhere.
lin
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THE MAYOR OF BALTIMORE ON THE JOHN
Brown INvAs1oN.-Mayor Swami, in his mes
sage to the Councils Of Baltimore, on Monday,
said. with reference to the Harper's Ferry out
rage: t-s.a..e.- ...s.s-t-
Relying as we have heretofore,done upon the
nationality and conservatism of our Northern
brethren, and believing in the existence Of
sound public sentiment, and determination
on their part to respect obligations which date
from the origin of our Federal compact, we
shall look, with confidence, for practical re-
suits, from the demonstration now happily
going forward in that section of our UniOn.-
II the ballot-box is made to embody becoming
and signal rebuke of that spirit Of wild fanat-
icism which, iu the blindness of its career,
would bring ruin alike upon our institutions
and our people, we may hope for speedy re-
turn of those fraternal relations which can
alone ensure confidence in the future, and pre-
vent danger to that cherished Union under
which we have SO long prospered. and which
Baltimore will be the last to forsake. While
the people of this city will nse every effort
as heretofore, TO foster and keep alive kindly
relations between all sections OF our common
Confederacy, they will shed their blood, il ne
cessity compels, in defending their just rights
and those OF their Southern allies, under the
guarantee which the Constitution has pro.
Vided. s . ..... 4 zss .zr.x
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SPECIAL NOTICES

rTrn TFip'SSr Fip'SSrRkcTEp WITHOUT ,re rA,N AM from
Nv is fhr 'iiIe s,ei stamps and intend to have
pih acre y. A's nave them extracted. as cr Ssn g e
'ssf sf'; S's a. Can soon as i,uIsa Or. rRA'ERshS
siN q ihe elf :, R,oc. on l2th street. I'm front
0aee IN be,N snnn' Ne. e. Office hour. from A. NJ
q n,M H. rca, and # 'Ss 81 + sna. M treated with
z X. .1n'Sss' 1,'.ess r, The use Of electricity.
v .-r. In
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-E-'I $50 - 80 ks, fhe v,affti0n
A9eesX Afpess ~ s.,tsIcr ~ ~ "! fJnvie.
01 =. knRPs.s - - ~ = Earraii. :, -.
ssc - pos.ao. ~ ..o. " - ii-....-l6r. =. MrxIrk
Ag s-s@ews - ss..cs ~ IN eoilowine ureams
tH,..,2,ss tH anJ :, .'' = - ~ = 80 s s 4
ole IN" .,'..a -; ..,.,.,,tv =, ,.sd.r
sWkeyens, Ine Sts cG much be{Sv ne tai
- yssSe@ns ~ - ~, Sn"~.es nf IOperty inaamuch
sSSf ~ skvohedden Of the Com0ouwealthy ytockt
sesS SjecS e $50 aoof pay .ay sennallv = much
ssv1nue inta tAe TREASURY - tneM !e.s EcSo'HSd so
Ypuld be under sn "a ~ ~ srf ;rf:yM1i
eSreas ~ ccnTf ~ sS.ta rsan;sS si The revenue
i&Hcs u.s ~ ssiSrd: : sTherelore.
m soicsd, Tkss tie ,NpsAker appoint speeial
6ngnmittse of l5-one from each Cong % dls-
uict-!Q nto sne y - w
the ~ ana TM sscssons - n!sS sH s.vs o. ~
esrs s,so accofd;nr 70 ySiae a Other pYovSfty.
- Tshe nresmhie And resoIutioii were laid ON
A. .Shie '-- -. -. '.'-TT7
1 = as..,,..,,.S y;o o.o,,-The Committee OF Az.
r;cnvsrr. ns,d M.mmfaetmres who hsye had
nnS.r considernfion the rssolntion OF Tho
tg.,s..a rscmirsnr = II 70 constder ffe nronrietv
- rss.;ns str;cssr isws Ia nreranf the adnlte.
- ~ o1 .;c ,,nr~i. N. S,ste sent In = raso
IL non th.nSs~- ~, McCssw n ~ the RichmOnd
II sitcal T,oiiere far his nid on the subiect. and
D 3rrrss~inr .he cnn viction fhat ~ IL impossible
= r,,revenf "A nltsrsiinn : They asked to be dis.
E.ss;xt;on. oT I.ox;yv'~By MIR. Jones. of e..
a. nn,hnrix;ny the nurchase of steam vessels
Sxsti,e ninhnsnud And York River Railroad
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- Jh- Fine Arts

", The Fine Arts
75hN T0Ol.E, ARTIST N on Colors. and Water
Nj OTTiNG Err, Artist IN Crayon ana " ateF
''i0iss' BRADLEY, Artist in India Ink.
y. l. ~ named artists are engaged perma-
lar I'll e ". MINIS, and have their STUDIOS
sf1I At s PHOTOGRAPH and ElNE rdss ARt his SnL ns1-
LIN ,',,anf'ou 10 Copying and Enlargins small
tnh de;; pes and a. this esa
asut The citzens of Richmond and the ss1,n a,n
cha - Amtrot. pc up 10 the life size Portrait,
' M n Inc highest style of the art AS all work y
a. M.,rsrisd ~ 20 give entire satisfaction or no SAFE,
N.usa.' ma r,sk 10 run; and Mt the same time you
~ ,Toaiy,nr A Southe rn establishment. Clnzens
~ stranserg are invited 10 visit this Ga!!eTy
Sb,bsr they desire work Gone or not
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y. A.Kidney and Bladder CsmpIaimts.-Th

RAhidney and Bladder Gem pla imts The
Ie~rsl and most important discovery Tor hIoney'
bladder COMPLAINTS. Urinary Instructions, i.eucor,
,nhe- or Whites, Sexuah Weaknesses, Physcsi
r,nstfatlnn and Debility of either sex, Is HAhTs-
hUfNhs bCCHU COMPOUND.
PERSONS win have been unable to walk, have soon
teef relieved b, this powerful COMPOUND. It's
e. leq snd those who have used it, 70 be the best
y! CbC COMPOUND IN the world. Large bottles
o. siail bntiies 50 cents. A fresh supply Just ro-
le li-l2m Man street, Richmond.