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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-26
ReStaurant2

N N the Lewis Building. first door west of MT. IA Rufus Smiths. OYSTERS raw, stewed and roasted. The only beverage ALE and LAGER BEER. 35-2m
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COUNTY HOOK STORE,

COUNTY HOOK STORE,
 Post.omce IT FEE OF NATHAN HALE, the Martyr Spy Hl by stuart.
 PAST MERIDIAN" by Mrs. Sigourney DAILY COUNSELLOR" do. do. 'SELECT POEMS,'' do. do. "COU RrSHIP BY MILES STANDISH." "TIMOTHY TITCOMB'S LETTERS" "ADAM BEDE.''
 MINISTER'S woOING," &c, &c &c The above are just received.
 Persons wanting any book which I may not have on my shelves by leaving their order will receive it in a few days.
 39 -. JOHN H. SMITH.
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IN

cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash
 NORTH STREET.
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Notice.

A ILL having unsettled accounts with the sub. "A scriber are earnestly requested to call and settle fS during the present month.
 F. D. MoNE1l. Iatehdeld. Jan. 18th. 1880.
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FARMERS,

FARMERS, VHOSE of you who have Cattle fit for slauch. 1 terlng. Veal Calves. or any other Stock. will do well to call on E. L WARNER,
 At the Lewis BuiIdinp.
 1st Door West of MT, R1,fns Smith,s Htehfeld, Jan. 24th, 1860, R.1o
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Total Resources. ces................s2 s264 s27 .7s

| Litchfeld County..ss ss. Personally appeared J. J. CONKLIN. Cashier of aforesaid Bank. and made oath that the above statement is correct. according to his best knowledge and belief
 Before me, this 4th day of January. 1860.
 SHELDEN BLACKMAN, Justice of the Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-26
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

TOODYEAR'S INDIA RUBBER GLOVE NEW YORK, manufacture exclusively" (under Goodyear's Patents every description of Ladies and Gent. s India Rubber Gloves, Mits Mittens, and Finger Cots; also, Ladies' Dress Shields, Physicians Cots, Caps, &c., Sc.
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STATEMENT of the Condition of the BANK S OF LTICHfIELD co. on the lst day of January, 1860;
 LIABILITIES Whole amount of Capital Stock paid in..: :.:.;:..:. sl25, ,0oo. co Bills of the Bank in circulation, mean ing the amonnt of Bills in circula- tion, pledged, hypothecated, or oth- crwise in use, directly or indirectly 73,as5. .OO Amount due to Banks in this State. 5,257.11 Deposits not bearing interest. t........ 51,16S. 39 Dividends unpaid. .......... ...... 120.O0 Surplus funds. .....:............. 2,500 co Earnings since last dividend. ....... 6,62223 Total liabilities. ies.,..............s26 s264. e27 78
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ASSETS.
 Real Estaie om.ed by 4s Bank,
 Banking House ...........,.... 5000 co Specie in the Bank. nk....... 10,OO9 I3 Bills of otEer solvent Banks ~ 3294 co Amount dne from Banks in this State 677415 Amount due from Banks out of this }5E State ................. 42,s27 .e7 State Tax on nonresident stockhold-
 CTS. lUp4 Other Siocks Bonds, other Securities, amount and --- description ef eoch: - r.. .--.-.s F Stock of the Bank of Mutual Redemp-
 ton. ....-.............. 1000 o0 36 H'fd City Bonds cost. t............ 40 32O % D New London City Bends cost. .. 26 OOO % 20 Naugatuck R. R. Co. Bonds. ..... 10000 % Overdrafts. ..................... 17 28 Expense account. Standardization. 713.78 Checks and other cash items, imme- ,-t Es s diatey available. e................ 2,151. q
 Loans and Bills Discounted due the Bank
 Discounted for parties in this State. 104.696 31 Discounted for parties out ofthis State 100l3. a Discounted for Directors. ............ 3,495. 50
 Total Resources. ces................S S264 827 .7S
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NORTH STREET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-04
AUCTION SALES,
GODDIS s. APff:iisO.,, AStI'$.

u UODDlN a F''aSV.', ASt1'"
COMMISSIONERS s.LLsi OF 4 WIZ
AISLE FAKM OF TMELfE HUNDRED !CH'r :
CHESTERFIELD C0CATY, c.; IlE .pfO ! I
RIVER.
10y VIRTUE OF a decree o: the Circri. Coc', o.. ID
- cou.ty OF Chesterfield, pronounce! ~ the = go. .r
tSF"', lo5O, In the friendly suit therein prGoiAs -. lie
Enahcery side thereof, styled "Nvr;imrr ". iDyHG sud
nhe VS.. keech's Executor, Il ais" | r,aL, as Special CON-.
missioner, oGer for sale at public auction, ~ AZ p, E.,e.,
on GssUAf. the 13Tu Of Decrabrr, l.jV, !, ii o'clock,
~. ~ 81 - VI not, the Irs. lair day, .,nst l..rr alb de.
s CI w fa,n Known as OAKLAND !VEGeIiy o~nrH hy
Col: VIM. H. Johnson, and the late re.iLeEce Oi Sir. M.i,:.a
a. heech, lyinE In the said county CT Chesterfield. on the
hpponat,ox RIVER, dive miles irum tile Clover III! Coal
Mines and Railroad, and ubou, twrnty.t-r III, Tar, a..
cities OF Richmond and Petersburg,
This Farm conta!ns about Twelve Hundred Il 500, .r.s
OF whlch aeont one ioa.tIs Well wooded in OK, Pine, &C.,
supplying IA. more timber thanls uerdrd for a.. ,:..-, m.
remainder Is open and arabic, AID zen, -iIv IT, ,, ;r,.
proving state Of cultivation. The open ,,ni ,c,.,:s ~
beautifully situated highlands, and BON. ,,r.- ,,t.r,.
acres o! fertile Cats on creeks and the FLYER.
The situation is one Of the most healthy and b .au,:.ut i.
The surrounding cOpItry-in q desirable co.LHu,ui. WILL,
AID easy access 10 religious worship. The Farm !, --i
Ea:rrrd. The buildings consist OF d large and cul..np1i, Il,
Dwelling, in good repair, the Heccs:aEy oG: Eog,e.,
hltelens, Ice House, Overscer's !!ua,r. u!hcPs, &c. II.
stah!es and Barns are ample Tor :Irniut purposes,
As 4 farm the tract Of LAID here uGcred COX >H!c l., or: &:
the most productive. and MS i Residence. enc Of tn mg:,
desirable In this section OF the State. A.! Person: G,:!::--
10 locate permanently uocli 90 well 10 eY.ia.Il..
IEaNS-so much Of the purchase money 10 br pad IL
eash Is VIII be necessary 10 deiray expenses c; 49,: ats
sale; and the Remainder To be paid IN three !,..i..r sut., a:
secured by bond. and approved security. bearing ini-.c..
from date, and the reservation Of t!t!e uGll TIE paytas.:
Of the ent!re purchase money.
Persons desiring further information are referred e
wellington Goddin, ESQ, OF the drm Q! Goid.n & ,ry,r.
soh, Richmond, Va, to Messrs. James II. Cox and v n. z.
BiankenSn!p ut WATERPROOF 4. o., or 10 my sci. My a:Lr.,,
Is Proetors Greek =. o.. Chesterfield County, Va.
JOSEPH EUWIN coz,
Sprc;al Comc.i.aioaer
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From washfnptOn CITY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Among the various
propositions for quieting the political troubles
is, that so much Of the Presidents Message rs
treats cf them be referred, in the uouse, to q
select committee Of members from all the
States, to bring forward some compromise,
Many who formerly believed that South Caro-
lima only will Secede, are now satisfied, IRON
assurances from those representing Georgia,
Alabama and Mississippi, that these States also,
will make common cause with South Carolina.
There appears TO be nothing which gives con.
sentative men hope for q continuance OF the
Union.
The Treasury department paid the applying
members only about twenty-five per cent y"
the amount duo them for mileage.
The Presidents Message will be sent TO Con-
eress tomorrow. Advance copies Viii not be
sent beyond Richmond.
The Presidents message will offend the south
by being positive against SECESSION; ana VIII
offend the North by Il condemnation OF the per,
sonal liberty bills. Parties claiming TO be vel
posted, say he will recommend Il general CON
| yention. with the view Of an adjustment oil the
difficulties. 1t is evident that the .AdminiStra'
ton fears trouble in cudcavurlng I" execute
the Federal laws.
The meeting u! Union members eaiteo lol
| this evening has been indefinitely postponed
a, the suggestion OF Senator Crittenden.
The several Southern Delegations met in
secret consultation TO night. The object seems
20 be to secure the cooperation of the border
slave States to the secession movement. Mhlle
some Republicans affect to believe that South
Carolina only will secede, others are beginning
10 be alarmed, and even Summer privately said
to day there was danger Of secession spreading.
Notwithstanding there was an appearance oil
Stadied courtesy, even cordially, to-day, be
tween members from extreme sections, a close
observer could not fail to perceive occasionally
| flashes Of indignation On the part OF those
! from the cotton States forrtellins the coming
storm.
The Supreme Court met to-day. Judge
Tanev and all the Associate Judges but Judge
Wavnc, were present. They subsequently
personally waited on and paid their respects to
! the President Of the United States.
The members practising at the Supreme
Court Bar, held a meeting and passed reSolu-
tons concerning the death OF Judge Peter '.
Daniel.
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From Georgia.

EviLI.g. Dec. l.-Mr. SprarberTy Of
Catoosa, Iuo:ed an amendment to the retaliato-
r. bill, IS follows:
And. whereas, n compact broke by one
party is no longer binding politically, socially,
legally or morally upon the other parties TO II;
and. whereas, in the opinion Of this General
Assembly, the States enumerated have grossly
violated the compact of Union by refusing to
deliver up f~usitivcs; he it enacted, that the State
Of Georcia Will Withdraw lis coniedcratcd faith
from ali States which intcrpose obstacles to the
recovery Of our rights under the Constitution.
! Aud il is hereby further enacted and decreed,
that all officers Of this State, civil and military,
who hare taken an oath 10 support the Constl.
tu.ion Of the United States are hereby relieved
and a5solvcd OF the obligation Of such oaths in
all CAGES. in the Courts oil this State, where the
/ States or the citizens Of States who refuse our
constitutional rights are parties or otherwise
concerned.
Mr.. Sprayberry' 5 ALI, a,iu,v!,t was lost--ayes
81. noes 50.
The Retaliatory bill, however, vas passed By
the House.
MIaLrDGEvlLLE, Dec. 3.--Mr. Holt Of Musco.
gee, offered q preamble and resolutions in the
Legislature to-day, which were made the spc.
ciai order Tor Tuesday. BE proposes a confer
ence Of The Southern States, III Atlanta. Oh the
Goth OF February, 10 counsel and advise as To
the mode and manner Of resistance in the e..
iSting ex;scncy. The preamble takes strong
grounds III favor OF having all the sectional
questions finally settled and OBJECTS 10 separate
State action.
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TEE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

nv THE GOSE!sNOlt or flhoA'aa'
A PROCLAMATION
ryyurprAs 4, appears by the returns received TIE ..
w c".n;, .ioner. appointed by this Co'snGoaNeaG 40
,..La,.nJ IN. Election Of Electors o: PEts'd"n. snt 'iee
n srIt of the Cu!.-d States, tha! q majority CT aETS'e~
n -.id Election vas g!ven Tor
TiOMAs BRUCE. Of Halifax;
MAaMADCEE JOHNSON, Of Rch7?2i 10y
IFWCEL J. BowDEN, .! williamsburg:
J. JACKSON. JR., ct Wood;
+ T. ANDERSON, OF Roc.br!c.e;
n H. sHACKELFORD Of Fauq.!t:
Is CALDWELL, o.. Ohio;
l. IT. CHANDLER, o: Sorfo'k City;
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN. OF M.die.sI
wM. LAMB. Of Norfolk C:y:
jobs H.. EDMCSDS, Of Ha!faS.
JAMES LYONS, Of Richmond cay
RICHARD A. CtAYBRoUk, Of Sor,srEes rls.G.
". II. ANTHONY, of Bot-touf:;
J. ". MASSIE, OF Roc2bridge.
Therefore, I, John fletcher, GoTerac:, DO heT'eT eye
proclamation that The said persons have oet2 "a 1sTrSt
Electors, for sad on behalf OF he Co:cmohTtsAA or
.irla, TO vote TO: a President and Vice P'es!tsa' o.. 'ee
United States. u,.,
The Electors are required BY l:T 10 nse' . !. 'He ISp.o,'
il the City Of Richmond, on the :E': "eanests: "a usCsI.
Der next, being the s!h day .! 'as Hoa''r ~ TEE s''et
-, Give, under uy haad si Governor, snG sats'
Is the Less Seal Of the Connoa~.aNh. al h:csaoa''
- this sGh day ct Ea"rueer, l=3n -.,-,
By the Governor. "
GEORGE W. NrsTosp, ~
Secretary o; the CaH1oaEea-a
Mar aa-d5;acee
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CASTILLO SOAP.
HITulTE. L.ue and red Inoi:led. SalIi o.! l'Ei: Esd
quarts, Virginia Coal Oil. For sais By
". PETERSON 4 co, prrs.s''.
n..s rs. Na.o street.
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70 tHt WIuUW HHW Er IaIHtIICE'
Thy friend, KIRBY.


LluoxigE, Noble County. lana, Feb. 9th, 1889.
rnos y. J. Woop: Dear sir. he latter part Of The
ytar ISL, while attending the ,.-i- sad Na;ao1a. IJ.w
School Of the State OF New Tors, : halr, Som u Cause ua-
haown to ne, cotumc need ,a;lil- ~ very rapidly, so .iai. -
the short space Of i months, ;hr ~ncle upper part .! M scslp
was alioos. ra.:Tcly berr.t Gifts Gov ring ,aEd nlac! .! tie re-
naIn!ns portion upon the ride all tack part OF NY head
shortly after became gray SO HAT YOU VIII not be surprised
when | tell you that upon my return 10 the State OF lnGl-
Il loss 10 discover The Cause U: the change In my appear
lnce, rs my more Intimate atqua!uiaIcrs were 10 r.cos
p.S.m Inc At MI.
| At ouce made application 10 the most skillfu! physician.
II the country, but, receiving tn assurance from them tia:
NJ hair could again be Ies prrI, ! was forced - become re-
concilsd To my iaicr n1ui, fortunately. IN the latter part "i
the year ISL, your Restorative was recommended 20 HE by
a dfSc:.s: IS bring the nos: reliable lai. Restorative Ia
Use. tried one bottle, aad f"uGd: 10 my great satisfaction,
thu: It was producing The desired eject. since ta.; tiCr !
have used seven dollars wor:a II you. Restorative, and Il.
u result, have o rich Goa, CT very sc;i black hair, Eh.ca -
money ca buy.
As a mark ofny gratitude foE your labor aad skill 10 L.
production OF so wonderful an article, | have Geconr-ad-
ed It. use 20 many Of ry Attends and acqua!ai1acc,, Who, |
am happy 20 inform you, sE- using 1t with n Ike etect---
Very respectfully, yours, \. VI. LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor a. Law.
Depot, ~, Broadway, AID sold hy al dealers through
ou. the world.
The Restorative l.. pu. up il Bottles Of ;h!ee sizes, VIZ
large, medium, and snail; tie small holds i,Hif 4 pint. AHa
re;a!is for one dollar per nC!:i-; the medium holds AZ Ie1s.
twenty per CEN: more IL prUporti'. :E"n the sfEai' ,e'ni
for :~o dollars u bottle tie large holGs i quart, ~ prF
cen: more IL proportion and re;i'i' 70! - h sott.e.
y. J. WOOD & CO., PcoirictorS. IA hroad~aS, New
YORK, and III, MARKET Street. -. Louis, No
And sold rs al good Druggists ad !4:cy Goods Dealers.
Sen li-3El,
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ESSENCE or C0EFEE.
f5NNlS will preserve perfectly he ta.ie 81 Tie br,s ,",:'to
-E9 r.om.. For sale By
". PETERSON L co. D~-.is!''s.
NJ. ~. in -'r'ri.
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IpIS SlLE,
SUGAR PLANTATION. ,iluat-! CT the Mississippi:
"a i-er, lG' miles above :ic city of New Orleans, con.
tanning !,S6n arpcn;s iFr-mc!I ncr-.l o: lnu!. 700 acres
cleared ~ HcEr~ u: Pa : c.:". and 100 Of :!-! years "a
toms; ~ head 0: Mr!-s. Q: 4. Cows AMI Ca';!-, Sufficient,
With 4 good stock Of Hogs. Lands enough Tor a large cot.
ton plate, mos. Of whicI l. CLEARED.
Terms $50 +h. t2h, uhi cash: balance: IN -four equal install
meats. uiih six per cent interest. All the Improvement.
on the nbo"s liac= axe IL good order.
Aldrss. '. ALLAN & CO.,
Sow 2;-lD Is Cont! S., New Orleans.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
eOn IL
~~~~~~~~~N~N~~~~~
-C,,7rtx.Sixrb Session

~~S~S~~~~N~~~~~~~~
Thirty.Sixth Conwress--Sccond Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5, 1850.
SExArr-Nothing was done to-day but to
appoint n committee to wait upon the President,
and inform him that the Senate was ready for
business. The Senate adjourned before one
o'clock. Nearly all the Senators were in their
seats, and good feeling prevailed.
Horsr or RrrREsESrATlvEs.-After the call
;ra Of rho roll, n committee was sent to the
Senate, to inform them that the House was
ready for the transaction Of business, and a
committee was appointed to act with q similar
commi,tee appointed by the Senate, to wait on
,Ss President. The selection Of seats occupied
az hour, which was marked by good feeling
and hilarity. The House adjourned at quar-.
ter past one o'clock. Two hundred members
were in their seats. AL Of the South Carolina
| members were in their seats except Mr.. Porche,
| Miles. The galleries wero crowded to over
lowing. The Presidents Message will be sent
in at noon tomorrow.
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THE AIT OF s,vISC,-pcpi,n

~sEankiln, In his writings. tells u. tba. Poor
.ni declared IAN ounce OF prevention was worth 4
u care. and The dear. good old man was right.
.r1': ";c'srd, would Insist upon m-ndinS every Thin
IN as !: Vas broken, and thereby saved much trouble
.'' 'F"sa enlargement Of tn. Injury. One day. y Witty
q. t.:: % q venerable Qasker, noted !o1 h!s sir-nu"u.
S"yy.s,'te !" ne p.!ac;pSs Of poor Richard"
Y a:e Away, FOR n~-nding and patching, and We. IN
'" !o.. o'cir:ae. ;hs; a stitch in time saves nine, V
49, long rs 4 p.,c..."
49, = 80. my good GAME" replied the Quaker, "5G;
'S!'- io!r.." "h '""
,c' : "eg,h Poor Richard or B.njamIn franklin have
:.ra, Ss..;7"s Prepared Glus had been IN existence
See. ~ = .'ne' II certainly III" gres;est ecoRomsssr
ST.; u :" 10 lhe public. and Its remarkable tenqcify
.: l., liable method Of sariny IL YOU have a bro.
ia 81. gas. nrds'ead, table, chair, basket, moulding,
-. de-. ~ ntnS'e .: ornament or Of use that glue
;:,.a a 80 ~ a. All, uhs lew pr-pa.at Oh viii rejuin the
Is:..,, AK atinly, forever. lii. contained ia neat lItrle
at. .%s.stoI smell. snd osNays ready for immediate
ss::s..t,, ;'Tre /" no: single one Who do.. moi AK y, , ~.
N-'s York ran,iiy P;cr.I;., ff.tbiSe,s PREPARED
'r .o-2xGIg '''"' .laJu.:, lay,
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Che SSrrepresstbls,s In Boston.

BosToS, Nov. 3.-A John Brown meeting
was called by the Aboiit!onists to-day, at the
Masonic Temple. The Temple was tlken pos
session OF b. the Union men. who chose Rich
ard Sullivan Fay as their Chairman. The
meeting passed resolutions dcnouncins John
Brown, justiiying his execution, and laudatory
of Virginia. Fred Douglas, Rcdpath, Frank
Sauhorn ald other wcl!-known AbolitioniSts,
vainly cndcarorcd 10 he heard. Much confusion
ensucd. The police were called in, and the Hall
vas then cleared and closed by order Of the
Mayor.
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.Hsli.G:iiSDiSE.
PkDt'. =. .ni!.E.ESs-S
HAIR or

~ EFFECTIVE. sifE. Nh ECONOMICAL.
COMPOUND
f,tOl: lscSt"rin. stray lIair "a It's original color
s Without iyc.nr.
For Preventing. EsmIdrrss and curing il, when
illrre i lie least parl!c.g %. vitality VI rrcuperHtiru en-
rrey remaining.
For Removing. ScurI and EandruG' and all
cutanrouS affections Of thu Scalp.
Hor sfcattiIy Ing the Hair, impart;ng 10 it an I'M
cIua!Iru gloss and uTlIiiLncy, tnit,;ns il. soft and silky In
lis trxtIrr, and csusin: it To curl readily.
lAiS preparation cicIE>cs. the head aud scalp from dan
druE Snt other cutaEe6Is d!!-aseJ, causes the hair TO CROW
iuSirIh'itiy. strengthening the roots and restoring the
g'o~;L 10 chose parts which have become ball. and causing
l. TO Yield a fresh covering OF hair. It will cHectunlIy pre-
vent The bar from turning gray until the latest period OF
Ike. anu IN Cases where The halr has already changed It's
color, the use OF the lnTigo-ator will with certainty restore
II TO is original hue, giving il Il dark glossy appearance-
~ u perfume Tor Tic toilet gh,! Il Hair restorative 1t Is par
;!ruinrly recommended. ha.Ius an agreeable fragrance,
aud the rrca: facilities Il afford, IN dressing III. hair2h.nce
tie grrs, demand for l. by the ladies Is 1 standard toilet
article w!.ich noae ought ii be- without. as the price places
IL within the reach Of all, tciu: oSLY IS cents a BOTTLE. 10
be had II; al! respectable Druggists AID perfumers.
L. MILLER would call Tie attention Of pdren,d and Guar
1ians TO The use Of LIS Ia7isoFator In cases where The chill.
irens hair inciincs to be weak, asi il lays the foundation for
u good head Of hair.
Wholesale Depot &c Deg Street, and cold by all the
principal Merchants and Druggists Throughout. the world.
Liberal discount 10 purchasers by the quantity.
20 also desire to present the American Public my
80" AND IMrRovEn INSTANTANEOUS
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
which. after year, Of scientific rxperimen,,ny, have
brought 20 perfection. ]; Dyes Elack or Brown instantly,
without Injury TO the Hair 0! skin warranted the bes, AT.
tic.e Of the kind in existence. Price only 50 cents,
Depot Sc Dey street, New York. Sept I-dkcly
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DsOKSai e.

D7UIfS.1 IOLVVFh' -..L
f.IlIE genuine D'0r.ay Colo.n- Mi:rf' wy 'T
article, second 20 cone. 70 sale " ~
~. isiT sr~'L
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EAt.TINoHE. Dec. &.-Flonr is duh and heavy;
Ohio IS, CRY Mills held at 81 10. Wheat is
dull; red 81 lual IS, white | 2val ~. Corn
is STEADY; old white G0aGlc. Provisions dull;
mess pork gil -. Coffee steady; l4al4l cts
Whisky dull at l95c.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-Cotton is dull, and
has u declining tendency; Upland Midllirgs
lUc' fioGr IS &c. lower Southern 81 95a5 So.
Wheat Is a shade lower and dull. Corn has Il
declining tendency: mixed G3aG+c. Mess pork
$l8 50all -, ncw SIS, prime ~ S7aI0 3D.
Lard is heavy at l0:aln!, Whiskey is droop.
M; sales at Isl cts. Sugar is steady; Musco.
vai" +ta6!. MolassvS unchanged; New Or.
leans 3Sa3Tc. Turi'entinc Is heavy at 35a3Gr.
Resin is heavy at 81 %. Rice is steady at s,
&c. Stocks are dull and lower; New York
CcntraiS $9Ci, Virginia Gs SO, MlS>nuri's, 704.
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BOARD, ................... e2nv %
Washing, fuel and lights. 80 Oh
Tuition in the Preparatory Department. ....... 80 20
Tuition IN Ordinary English Branches.... ..... ~ 90
Tuition in Advanced English Branches ........ 30 10
Tuition Il. MODERN and AncIe:t Languages each, ~ w
Music, vocal and Instrumental, piano and
Uuitar) For ony lesson, Of one hour per week 20 90
For two lessons, per week, Of one hour each. 80 60
Use OF Piano.. ~ 10
Drawing, in crayon. .............. ........ 30 90
Painting, in water color. -...... 80. -. 80 10
Painting In ri. 50 U)
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s. MiLSON

Sc " NJ ZACH INES,
WITH NEW IMPROVEMENTS At REDUCED PRICES
fgNllt Wheeler X Wilson Manufacturing Company lIaY.
Il iie gained AL their suits NJ law with infringing man,
uihciufrrj OF Sewing machines, PROPOSE that the public
shall lr benefited thereby, and have accordingly reduced
the prizes OF their Sewing Machines. After this date they
VIII be sold 1t rates that will pay 4 fair profit Oh tie cost
OF Manufacture, capital Invested, and rSpcn:e OF making
sales-such prices as Will enable them 20 make first class
Aach!iet, aud, q. heretofore, guar.It-r thcm IN every par.
ticulir.
NEEDLES, SILK, &C., at reduced prices.
20 O!Ece aud SI!c,rUom No 80; Main Street, Rich.
mond, '~!rpinia.
FAIRS OF 800.
WKGELERG HILS0N, 4 SESgAL, V~ICTORIOLS.
AWARDS 81 Va. Mgcua3iCs' lSsTiTrTE or SEWING MACHINES.
To Wheeler E wilson. ist class pretniurn-.ilvr. medal.
To ID. Lester Co., VI Richmond, md class prernlum-ul-
ploaa.
To Grover 4 Baker, Srd Class p'cla!um-Dip.oGia.
On SEWING MACHINE WORK.
lat picra!um TO Whcr or j Wilson,
9nd Premium 10 The Lester Co. Nov ai-ltrlr
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Ne@ro!.s, Dec. 3.-The schooner Sallie, OF
Milton, Delaware, with coal, from Baltimore to
New York, sprung i leak aHd was run ashore
hear Hampton bar. The vessel and Cage will
be saved. The s~c;loonc: Conocarv is ashore
near Lanbrrt's Point, with her main, ruast
s"ne. The United States Surveying schooner
Crawford has a.rIge! here. The has lost both
anchors and has her :'re.:nast sprung. She is
~ the navy yard for repairs.
The /. ). Steamer Pensacola, now in the
GoSport dock, will come onl in about ten days,
and proceed to Washington for her machinery
and to complete alterations. Flftr.two hands
were discharged ut the Navy Yard today.