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Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

MiLK Cows. Mix butter and cheese -what Iuxnriousness, what fatness of living do they not suggest Who. of lhe millions thai daily shrong he frugal or the sumptuous board. in col obscure or palace grand. would feel half grateful for lis lot were he deprived of either one2 Thank God for coms!-dunlb nurses of the race os men. Other creatures are more beau tfui and Of Iofiier mould, but there are none so foodfu in their lives and mien, sc fnoshefiy and good. "- Wisconsin Farm. CT.
 A good thought, capiialIy expressed Would II not be well for our people, gen. erailgs to experience te the fullest exten the depth of meaning in the above, ane giFe more attention 10 ihe care and i'm Pfoge!nens of their milk c0wsG- Soulherr Rural Geallcman.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

A PRETTY FAxcY. When the day be- gins to go up 10 heaven al night. 1t does not spread pair of wings and fly aIoft like bird, but il just climbs softly up on a ladder. l. sets lis red sandal on the shrub you have watered these three days, lest il should perish with thirst; then il steps to the tree we sit under, and thence to the ridges of the roof. From the ridge to the chimney; and from lhe chimney to the tall elm: from The elm to the tall church spire. and then 10 the cloud. and then to the threshold of heaven; and thus, from round to crimson round, you can see t go as though il walked up red roses.- l TTayl0T.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
DEg. 1T. BIcGOWN'S SARSAPARILLA

And .I0d2da 0F Potash. DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE | only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert. Its components are extolIed by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyee, Brodie, Bell, &c., for the cure of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Syphilis, scrofnla, Diseases of the Eyes. Ears, Head and Skin, Throat, Neck. Luags. Liver, Kidneys. Spleen, Stomach, Bladder, Womb. Female Complaints, Dropsy, Old Sores, (McGown's Ointment to be appiied.) TumoFs, Pimples, Eruptioas, &c. It makest the skin Clear and Smooth, and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- Tify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, S1 50. Small, Sl O0.
 pr. T. JEcGoWn's Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs
 Dr. T. EcGoEgn's Degwood and IrOn-A certain and permanent cure for Chilis and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, Dyspepsia, &c., &e.
 Prepared and sold at No. 143 Main street, Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Arc, Arkansas. by
 D. ?. BLACK sc co, Druggists.
 Atlanta by Corn & Dobbins Grand GIaize by H. Wheeler. april22-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
Baltimore Oysters |!
EN CANs AND MEGS.


 l am now receiving my fresh Baltimore Oysters daily, by Adams Express, only forty eight hoprs from Baltimore. l warrant all sell 10 5e gcod and fresh. My prices will be Inc same as last yeaF--75 cents per can, with six dozen in a can-warranted,
 All orders from the country promptly at- tended to, and oysters well packed in ice as receive them.
 My depot is No. 41 Madison street. I am the only agent for these famous oysters in Memphis.
 All kinds of Country ProdHce bought and sold, and the highest prices paid for Dreld Fruit.
 The highest price paid for ali kinds of wild game. D. C. PANCOAST, noszS-tT- Madison Street.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

OrII5I FdIUEUTts- E PeI and blll lading to be signed for.
 61g Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Are, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage $5 O..
 Gg Price of Freight from Des Are to Memphis, 90 cents per 100 pounds; cotton S1 per bale. Passage Ss.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des AIc, s; Niger Hill and Augusta, Sg Grand Glaize and Jacksonport, .S10.
 iuIV 3.-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
ras LEttI. fsirl tlaa. r1asts Ms.

 Ttsre'S lrti sifi that mests msr Asi w.ta IaushesT eysr ersels ne And 60 kiss Aer sss satfeas ms5
 Aa stray 5Laar aa pasis # ss Where s sAa..saa hsa1 s-E weary s.-44es .sls ss. ar
 On ny way saa aas sFes as blae as heaven, Oaly age. asoat e!evsns Bat un1o hss Sod has gfvea
 Such g hesrt TAas.sassver sas is slnglag, AAd her sweet pofcs ever fiAglng Beaasy ofe- tlas vsssPs heart bringing,
 Sweet as art Wisa asg sunny haiE, SO eMly5 WIsa her teeth 90 white and 'peaIIys have met her late and early
 By the way. And take harby Eias hand. and BFsSsis ya my owa. just a7 earess it-- Pretty iits 2 hand -God bless itg7 May the world amile kindly on her, BenedictIons fall npon her, Aagsls Dc her guard of hsAeF,
 As she goes Through this world of onrs, singing, Peace to troubled spirits bringing, No grief her pure heart Sringing
 With It's woes. May the sweetest harp in hsaven- Brightest crown that e'er was given, Where the waves of fife are driven
 Past the throne, Echo to asr dainty finger sPon her pure brow ever finger, While each angel De a singer,
 Calling homel
 fCharIestoa Courier.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
FIVE TE.aTCMES!
aATISFAC TIoN
FOR SALE

o3C north, range 5 west. well improved with good dwelling, out-houses, farm, &c, known as the Pearson place on Wattensaw.
 Also, 300 acres in township 1 north, range 5 west, being the south half of section 4, less 20 acres
 Also, the Nucleus House in the town of Des Arc, now occupied by Mrs Booth; also, the store-house now occupied by L. Cans X Go. The store-house will be sold with the ground west of it. The Nucleus House will be sold with all the ground east of the store-house
 For terms of sale apply to
 J. E. GATEWO0D, Des Are. sept3S-tf1 or JOHN CANNAyAS, Memphis.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
Arkansas Eessifufe gorthe E lind.

lAEAAAsas AlsEAfE4fS for lac AB s1m1- THIS Institution Cat Arkadelphia, ClaFl IL countY) has procured the valuable ser. vices of Mir. OTIs PATTON as Principal Mr Patton has taught eleven years in the Ken.ac ky Institute for the Blind, and brings to ths Institute the information, experience an, capacity, necessary to the most complete sue cess.
 Pupils arc solicited and will be received al any time until the einstitation be full, of whicl fact (should it occur) dge notice will bs given.
 Those between the age of six and hfteer years are chiefly desired; although those more aevruced viii be at present received.
 Tie terms are one hundred aud sixty dollar. ! per annum for Board and Tuition, Including sssry thing except clothing. Those anablt to Day will be received free of charge.
 By 0Eder of the Board Attest
 HARRIS FLANAGIN, PRESIDENT.
 yan4-iy- IHos A. HEARD, sec'y.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

0qa591 MeUbis S Ns5posoo aposo II 4 Mail ' psPas sPsae
 KATE FRES3EE, .--. Capt. JAMES LEE. ....... Capt. T. H. NEWELL. DAN'L. BOONE, -..Capt. FRANk HrcKs.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
F OR s Al B.

U h 5 A U L. .TTHE N. ". l of s. ". l sec. 9. T. 3 N.5W; ". N. ". sec. 25; E. N. E. l sec. 26 T. 3 \. o "; $. ". $. E. sec. 36 T. N. , " and the s. ". N. w. ! sec. 34 T. N. ". Good land and at low figures. WILLIAMS S- HoAaE. march1s-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
UPWARDS OF SIP. .0OO, ,0O0
Eire and Inland NaYigaffnrae

Fire and Inland EaVEgafiaRe
 Risks accepted at terms consistent with sol vency and fair profit. Especial attention given to insurance of dwellings and contents, for terms of l to years
 The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the 1Erna InsuFance Company possesses in it's line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and under standing their best intereststs.
 During ssstringent times~ the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty-the ability of property owners to sus- tain loss being then much lesseued.
 Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State Policies issued without delay, by any of the daly authorized Agents of the Company.
 l Business attended to with despatch and hdefity. BENJ. BLAEENEY, Agent,
 nov. 30. Des Arc, Ark.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
Diamonds and Pearls |

!. D4dLuyAu3 dlU FEdTIS OUR assortment of Jewelry never was bet. " ter in the above line; Finger Rings from S6 to $500,
 Breast Pins from Sl0 to S200,
 Ear Rings to match, Buttons, Sleeve Links, &c., Sc. All of the best styles, and at as low price: as can be afforded.
 J. E. MERRIMAN & CO, mar 25-tfl 25e Main street, Memphis, Tenn
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

BLAgKs ron SALE!
 USI PRINTED, and for sale. at the < CITIZEN OgFrcK,''-D Deeds of Convey ance, tluit-claim Deeds Justices Summons Exec itions, Delivery Bonds, &c. ianl-t1
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
o UININ F

WRENCH, English and American, Whole II sale and Retail, at the City Drug Store
 Fhelesals purchasers will De furnished at
 ow figures. Eaprillsl D. P. BLACK Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
Fresh Drugs and Medicines

4 LWAYS on hand Wholesale and Retail, a "A the Des Arc City Drug Store.
 aprilI5- D. P. BLACK & co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

DY the barrel, or less quantity always or ID hand at the City Drug Store.
 aprilI5- D. P. BLACK & Go.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
LYNsEED OIL.

D ' the barrel, or less quantity, best English ID superior article, free from adalteration at the City Drug Store.
 apFill5- D. P. BLACK & Co.
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The PRINCE OF aies.


Official intelligence has been received by he
British Consul at this port, that Baron Rem
gREw (the Prince of Wales) will be here next
Saturday week. 1t is said to be his intention
TO pass down the river, in order to visit the
spot upon which once stood jamestown, the
first permanent English settlement in Ameri-
ca, and other spots OF historical interest. 1t
is a matter of some interest at the present
moment, that the county in which this city
stands-Henrico-was named after Prince of
Wales, (HENRY, the son OF JAMES ID who
unfortunately died before he came to the
throne. Wishing the present heir to the Brit
ish monarchy better fate, we can but express,
in common with our fellow citizens the graf
ifcation which all feel at his determination TO
pay visit. and the hope not less generally
felt, that the pleasure he may experience may
not be less than our anxiety to please. Be it
as it may, however, We give him hearty well
come
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The Great Xiroiuia Canal

Under this head the Philadelphia North
American has an article on subject which
seems to have expanded into NJ tional in terest,
we mean the sale of the james River and Ka-
nawha Canal TO the French capitalists, and the
plan they have adopted for the extension and
completion of this monstrous enterprise
Whilst the An1eriean takes occasion 10 remark
that " the French have not the patient steadi.
ness TO work out their conceptions like the
English 1t admits that sin America and In
dia their plans OF empire in the last century
were far more comprehensive, ingenious and
statesmanlike' than those of Great Britain.
The impress of such spirit as that of LOUIS
NAPOLEON upon French character is likely 10
impart to 1t stability as well as energy, and in
nothing is that wise and sagacious ruler more
infexible than his determination to develope
the material and especially The commercial
interests OF France. The hand that nov guides
the helm of that great Empire is as firm and
steady as 1t Is boid, aud its influence is felt
in every department Of enterprise. 1t viii be
observed that the american, like all int lligen
journalists everywhere, comedies the direct
ness OF the route which the James River and
hanawha Canal presents from the Ohio To the
ocean, ana which, IL possessed by auy other
State, would have been long ago made avai,s.
BILE 10 the wealth and greatness of the com,on-
nifty. The American says:
"Lattsrly the continued success of the u,a.,
taklngs OF the Emperor Napoleon. both eivi ana
military, has inspired this nation with fresh cont
aenee an their own capacity, and this Virginia en-
tefpfse one OF the fruits thereof. 1t makes its
appearance before the public quite perfect in its
caicaauohs 1t IL claimed that such are the al
vahtases oil tAe James River aud Kaaawha Canal
~ .oason VI elinate and geogrkphIcal position
Ihat .no .onh1se can be reduced from the present
rate OF louf cents per ton to one ninth or one.
tenth OF the same, aud thev 90 on to nrad;cp Is
the conseQnence.a large trade between Virpin.n
and France, by which the latter will receivs the
Supplies OF iron, coal and tlmbsr, which her wsn :
ufactufes annually require. 49,"
I'VE shall regard with great pleasure the ex,e,
diture upon tins great work OF internal imnrnva
ment OF sufbcent foreign capital TO com ets = nj
stock 1t. and have 40 doubt that, in anv snch
event, IL would prove lucrative. Those who ex
anime o. fefuly the map OF Virginia will find that
the ma ural channel afforded by the James AND
Kanawha rivers between the Ohio and the ocean
requires bat comparatively short art c al link 10
reader IL perfect Ii is IA as direct course from
81. LOUIS u tae ss6 as the winnings of rivers wit
permit. BegnA IN the year 1884. il has stTng le
along wearily ever since. IL was commenced at
both ends, and, consequently, 10 now tar advanced
without being through route OF comnun a cation .
Passing through the heart of Virginia iI would If
hnishfd, be useful ~ an avenue OF commerce for
that rich agricultural domain. Blu. ts chic value
wonid ts ~ wateTy highway from the Ohio river
" the ocsau."
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PERSONAL.

IF THE HEIRS OF ADAM CRAIG, A. J
L CABhLL, John Mayo, James Barren, Angus
Rucker, Edward Carrinet0n. Mao Carrlngton
Christopher Roane A. Blair and Lawrence Muse
Richard Archer, VIM. thompson, K. A. Gate
wood PhlIp : laughter, bee ClaVeriLg. Armlste ad
south of Green river, military clams,J Will cal
on me at the Columbian Hotel, they can obtain in
formatGn IN regard to 1t.
Sc 26--2t' JOHN H. FOSTER.
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M Have You Seen Whites Money
DRAWER The best thing ever invented-con-
venlent-a sure protection against theves-eesy
operated and can be locked over 100 different ways
Every one usIHs drawer should have one: Call
Rights for sale IN al the Southern States. Dime
Hotel, "a N ain street.
Sc 22-2w~ CHAS. F. HORR, Gen'l Agent.
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MARINE Ir7sELIIoErCH.
PORT or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER
htgA Ba,a fass Dag Wednesday, = o'e.stA.

ARRIVED.
Steamship City If Richmond. Mitchell, Phiia-
delphia. mdAe. and passengeIs. O Ca,dozo
sehr; M chichester, Nelson. New York, ,ndze.' D..
.schr, Ciarnont. Johnson. Nes York. hay. R. H..
WbIttock x Son.
schr. Louisa, -, Jacksonville, lumber.
Steamship yo,t.os sai y Nav y.rk. mdze
and pas.ensers. Ludia.. 4 Wa son.
sieamer City Of Richmond. Mitchell, fhilaisl-
pea msze ana e
passengers. D. x w. Curue.
schr. r; G. stanard. Jr., -, Baltimore, coal,
schr. Nj. Nj. Freeman, NicAoison, Baltimore,
light.
HAMPTON Ro.ps. Sept 2l-Ar'd, ship Avey.
Pepperill, nil, from City Point. I'D TO LONDON;
schr J. W Paine; Colhonrne' rs day. from caallao'
man, los da,s from Callao, guano for nrders-or-
dered to alexandria; Sent: 10 = Lat. II 90 r. lon
far eaS EpcIs N hsaVy
gale on 9th and 7th nsts.. lost part deck load and
spoke sehr VIZ. Montsomsry ID from Bal'l more
22d, with general cargo for City Point, "A days out
,CALhAo. Aug. .2a--Arrived at CaiIao 18Th ult.;
sailed 18Th for Hampton Roads; Reporter. Holt.
do. land sailed 10th for Hampton Roadslj 18th.
PRINCESS BeaTse, Do: (and sailed 18th 70, 1Aamp-
land sailed 2lst for Hampton Ro tdsE 18th. John
Knox, GIN. ChInchas (and sailed 24th for Hampton
18th for Hampton Roads,.
Sailed 18th nit. before reported llthl. ships Flo
renee Nightingale. Ho mes, Hampton Roads;
Mary McNear, McNear, do Messenger, Hooper.
Chnchas 18TH. ship Fran ce. Ellis, Hampton Roads.
AT do 2sth ult., ships Blondel, Lunt. ard Peer
less, King, from Chnchas, lust arrived from
Hampton Roads; Aetos. Berry, from do, arrived
23th. for Cor r. for orders at e. getting ready for
sea; Amos Lawrence, Nickerson, and Nautilus,
Putnam, from do for Hampton Roads. both ar
rived 18th
ming. from Richmond, bound for Williamsburg,
when 10 miles from Richmond was run into by he
steamer Jamestown, carrying away JIb boom, and
causing other damages. She put IN to this port for
repairs.
CHARLESTON, Sept 22.-Cl'd, schooner Harriet,
Richmond.
Richmond. Sept. II -ATived, schr Anp, City
Point.
BosToN, Sept. 22,-Arrived, schr Thatcher, Nor
folk.
BRISTOL, Sept. H.-Arrived. schr. Harriet, Nan
NEwARK, Sept. 22-Arrlved, schr. Banquet,
PORTLAND. Sept. 2l.-Arrived, schr. Richmond.
Boston, for Ri ,hmond.
BAIT MORE. Sept "a Arrived, sohr. l.. Fetch
err, Redmond; Buena Vista. do.
SPOKEN.
Ship Alexander, Balm from Liverpool for James
River, Va, was spoken 18th inst. lat. 20 II, on 90
By TFLEG RAPH.l
NORFOLK, Sept. 25.-The steamer Ben Deford,
from Boston; passed, one hundred miles South
west Of Block Island. on the night of the 2sd, the
brig !. I. Curtis, of Add son. Me, capslzed and
abandoned The sails were set and boats gone
The brig left Holmes Hole on the 10Th.
HAMPTON ROADS, Sept "a Arrived. bark Susan,
last from Buenos Ayres with bone ash.
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10. First oil the Season.

10 First on the NHasOp.
:, NeE BgCKWnH FAT NEAL, 64e eos HEN
Virginia BACON. pure Virginia Cider VINEGAR,
and every variety of SPICES suitable for the
picking season also, fresh TEAS. COZ FEt 8,
finest SUGARS, &c, &c, az the Family Gro
Gerry of MINIS & CO.,
Sc FIT I'd and Main streets.
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m-THB LOVERS QUARREL.

"I'H break the match-T will, if die ~
Cried Julia fair, with z flashing eye
- will, If you keep Oh chewing" ~
And Charles looked up IN fearful mood,
For lear his darling passion should
Yet prove his loves undong.
Give up tobacco, Julia: Mo-
Not If unwed ten years | So ~
a. You wont! Then, we parted
I'll find some mani will. indeed,
Who doesn' Z use that Lam hfy weed.'
And OFT the fair one started.
They kept apart for nearly a week;
Then. strange to say, with quld in his cheek,
Charles happily sat beside her.
And she let HIM kiss hsf-yes, she did
KISS her. Without removing his qnId
What purpose new could Gnite her.
The mystery is soon expa med:
Charles both his nutd and has Gri retained
BY seeing the place he stood IN;
by giving up all naughty tfDsh,
And just investing a little Cash
In the PATENT PRESSED OF GOODWIN.
Dear Julia scoIds and fumes TO more,
Thoug h she thought, little while before,
His sin SO b aek and taEIant.
She's rather 3 lad that Charley chews,
While GoopWIN's oniy he viii use
So pure, and fresh, and fragrant.
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nA Elegant Coioyed and

BLACA INK KUb tS-7 FIIUU NOES.
A splendid assortment of the above RICH and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS in Plain and Chintz Bro
cade figures in choice colorS. They are offered at
SIS ana SO. which IS greatly below their value.
airy application should be made. AS the supply is
limited. sc 22-2wI WATKINS Il FlCKLEN.
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R@s>s MR. &. e. uERA being ready to re-
S>-E1 sunni his professional duties, will attend
Mt Mr., WooDHousE's or Mr. TAYLoR's Music
Store, Sc A-M. Ink M st"
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nMRs REEs' NEW DRESS AND CLOAK MAX
ING EMPORIUM, 30 Main street, between 9Th and
l0th is daily crowoed with ladies, anxious to pro
cure q beautiful fitting URxss, WALKING BASQUE,
&C. gottea up ID good taste and in the latest Lon
don ana ParlsIan fashions, at moderate prices. A
trla is respectfully solicited. 2u9 Main street op
poslte heBnault's Carpet store. Sc 25-2t
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9-mS UNION PRAYER MEETING
nations will be held every. AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christ an Association. In the Lecture Room OF the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. tRev. DIR. BUR-
Kows,l from to O'Clock. The citizens gene
rally invited to attend, as well as all STRANGERS
visiting the city. Sc -lm
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sc "a I'm

de1s1sned havins commenced the Wire and
SIEVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street. be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
superior RDLLlNG SCREEN WIRE for mer-
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCRhtN
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and STEW rs of all
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND, and GUAN0 SCREENS.
H.. Prompt attention gwen to orders.
&. w. JESSOP, Pearl St. below Cary.
Sc 24-lm Richmond, Va.
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ia Superior Liquors, Wines and Havana
CIGARS Also, in bottles, the purest Old BRAN
DIES, WHISKEYS. Holland GIN, and Jamaica
RUM. for family and medicinal use-ail IF which
ws oisr mt reasonable prices, wholesale and retail.
McKEEVfR BROKEN,
Wine, Liquor, and Havana Cigar Store,
No. Exchange Hotel Building,
Pearl street.
~ German Anzelger COPY Sc 25-3t
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The reader. no doubt, admires, with us, the
immense power of these lines, which were
never excelled by SoPHoCLEs III his most su-
blime mood of horror.
1t is upon this superstition, thus powerful
ly described, that the drama in uestion, mod
flied to suit the circumstances and localities
of the plot, is constructed. The scene lies in
Wales, sometimes in Ruby Castle and some
times on the top of Snowden.
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ROE HERRIsGs. and
CHOICE GROCERIES.
sf % Nv A, RARA1TA, no 3 Franklin ST.
X LMEMYER that LEWIS Dry Goods Store
;ro WI, ip ps eI2sed ~. pay and viii re opea ON
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MAnnrnD
MANHIHD,
On. .Taesdsy evening, 25th inst, MT. IL IN
LANG dUTH and Miss MARY MULLER po'n
DIED.

A. his residence. on Bird street between 10Th
and iith. on the morning of the goth. Mr.. oEoh'E
ADAMS. fstone ,aason.) aged ~ years.
His funeral will take place at r M, to DAY,
wv ednesJay. 26th.l from ct. faults Chapel on 9Th
street. below Canal street fhe friends OF the De
ceassd are invited Ia attend. ~ sF..s
In WILLIAMSBURG, on the 10Th inst, of congestye
chill, EMMA DEfaRNETTE, DAUGHTER Of Ros-
cow and Jane NJ. Lipscombe, in the 18th YEAR of
her
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r. Stock of Dry Goods at Prime Cost for
CA5H.-The subscriber will dispose of the balance
of is stock of DRY GOOUS At prime cost for cash
uni Il further notice. A IL persons In want will do
well to give him call
THOMAS D. QUARLES,
81 Is st No. 229 Broad street.
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a. Dyspepsia, in its most aggravated
for.G-. can easily be cured by BAKERS PRE-
MI I'M BITTERS Cases of ten years standing
have readily welded to its all he ing qualities.
Free 50 cents per hottie. To be had of the Irn
clpal Drueg lists in the city of Richmond and else
where. Orders filled by addressing
&c 25-ts Il. BAKER. Richmond
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NOTICE.-There will be q regular
a. quarterly meeting of the RICHMU On d
HOUSE PAINTERS SOCIETY held At the
Young Guards Armory. on WEDNESDAY, the
26 h. for the election of officers. Every member is
requested to attend,
BY order of the Society. ,
lash MERTON Recd'g Secy Sc 25-2t'