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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-17
HPT3tsIAL ECTICUEj,

~ Fine Arts.--The undersigned have
Just received large and beautiiui assignment 81
COLoREn and PLAIN ENhRAvlNGs and
tentIon of amateurs and the public IN General +;
Also VEL sesi,sd ass9r'9Ts11tn Fl ls a.
Gan, osNhMESTAL and OIL PAINTINGS.
ae. ore ri? fS}ts R5fRPffsfA and
MonnfbfN6sS o of g our r" own iasnufactute LOOK
LOOKING GLASS PLATES We would call
for PORTRAITS. PHoTUGRAPHS and PIC
TTRES, all of which will SELL wholesale or
retail at very low prices. r. r,,-
and Vanished. J, V. SUNDBERG CO,
sc I-3w" 200 NJ ain street.
r. Rheumatism, Rheumatism.-:R d
ETABLE TiNCTURE. He had the Chronic In
aammatory Rheumatism for seven years. The
Stockbridse procured and gave HIM the TiGcture
when the attack was SO severe that he lay with
his limbs useless to him. Hear what he says ate
being cured. Manv bear the same test mony:
II have been under the treatment of several
phvsicIans IN LondoD and PARIS. without any APP
parent benefit; also while IN New toTk. having
tired the ThOmpsonIan and Homo pathic remedies,
alter having been tormen'ed with galvanIc bat
teTles cold and aromatic baths, and hundreds OF
internal and external medicines, all of no effect
! I'm, so far, cured by this Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture only Therefore. my dear sir, accep,
of the assurance of nv gratitude, and believe me
your we'll wtsher tsignedJ THOMAS CANoT.
Coughs, Rheumatism, Sorofula, &c.
FEMALES AMI CHlLUkEN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all their
Sod by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond
~ DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; ~ all the Drug
GIFTS in Petersburg: by M0RTIM Err NOW
Keepers everywhere. O. per bottle: SIX bottle.
as. So I-d1cwtI
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III Van Wyek, cashier at the Baltimore Gus
ION House, died on Saturday morning.
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UNION PRAYER MEETiNG.--
- UnIos Prayer Meeting of all tenOmi-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON thus
week, under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. IN the Lecture room OF the
BROAD STREET METHODIST K c H g,
from to o'clock. The citizens generally
invited to attend, well all strangers visit
ing the city. au 20-1m
A%s.,-------t FOR hYNCHHUR G-To leave
~-.r-s=4+-.s TUESDAY VkNING.-Tne
60 za ranal Boat MERCHANT, will
leave above For freight, apply to
WIN. P. cox.
Sc l7-2t At the Shed. Dock st.
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1860.
DR. L q u U ID , o..
Large ard attractive stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LOS L Z Il s / A L s E

No. u MAIN E1REhT
Just received, per steamers, the lsTeest and
richest stock of FALL AND WINTER GOOUS
ever offered to the public IN DRESS GOODS. De
bage from 10 cents and higher; beautiful stole
Deaines, small and large figured att 2G,. 25c 8,
&c MaTnOs, ali cOloTs, from o54 eta. to 5I72 cts
worth double the money.
Apacas, from IS cents per yard. to hnest. AT as
tonishIng low prices; % doZ. Ladies Linen Hdkts,
cts. &c $50 Ladies' and Misses French Needle
worked Collars from auction, at 1913. 81, 311s cts
&c. selling elsewhere for twice that money.
Black Silk, q yard wide, At 65 81 cts. and ) rs
Coiored Silks at half their value; Apron 6In6
hams, Dress Glnghains, BED Ticking, Cashmere
and SatlnetS; Kentucky Jeans, for Mems and
Bows wear a prices to suit avery body.
Llnseys. Sleeps Grey md Tweeds. for Servants;
all wool White Red aud Glow Flannel, al IS cts,
cheap at 37t2 Stella Shawls and Cluaks. sc.
The greatest bargains IN Lanes " orked Skirts,
boue hit at auction AZ a sacrlhoe. worth 81 apiece
sell them at ) % and ; IS; Knitting Earns, of
most every color, at : per 10.
Carpets and Hearth Rugs, the cheapest IN Rich
mond; Brown and Bleacned Shifting, Sheeling,
Toweubg, Table Cloths; Extensions, Hosiery .
Groves. bed and Servants Blankets, from the
lowest prices pWards.
Prints, fast coors. from 6, 8 and 10 cts, sc. O.;
Cambria, Check and Swiss Muslin, and great
many more Goods. too Numerous to mention.
All ! ask Is a call from all lsdes and gentlemen
from the city and country, and be eiul of gong
10 the Tle ht place, No. q Nam ST.
So ll-2w JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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1OeO fall TRADE.
1850.

SAND VI. PRICE & co,
I57 MAIN STR EEr, Richmond, Firginid.
We are now receiving our supplies OF FALL and
WINTER GOODS. embracing every variety to 20
had IN tins and the New York market, which will
be continually increased during the season.
NEGRO CLOTHING.
Our stock of NEGRO CLOTH NG is now com
plete embracing VIrg a and "a FULL-CLOTHS,
LINSEYS. SATINETS. BIZ ANkETS, and Brown
sei2 IS SAM'L NJ PRICE 6CO
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n Front Buildings, G0vernof wv

=, ATTENTION JUNIOR FoLS"{
Richmond. sept; ID, Ft. iil
Mand msetIng. on MONDAY, the Hth ma ~ =
a%o'cloek p. NJ, promptly. Ii IS resuis~s a. ..
every member should be present, So rusa sd
vital Importance 10 the corps ~ TO 10 u"
D. A. GLAZE BROOK, LIST - !. ii
n. bah the memleTs VITO have n ot - asae
day. BY order. .,,,,t. =, Se4.',
sc Ill" o. a. GLAXE3kOUh'ls ' ~
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p iCHAR DsoN 4 co.

y I Fl A X q Y c 0.
Ia DEAL EXCLUsIVEIS IN,
And keep for sale IN quantities to suit purchasers,
FARE-ROOMS, NO. 9J MAIN STREET
X &c NJ o n d. VA,
ALI. KINDS
,,G, a r Il T. 4 L y q s
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS. MATS.
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE, OIL CLOTHS,
FlAN9 MD IA Bile CoVEhs. &c, SC.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES.
We have opened n splendid lot OF CARpETIN;
oi our own lmporta' .on, and are now prepared TO
exhibit the latest Sly les IN every grade.
Cur assortment OF CURTAIN GOODS, with
Trimmings nc: - unsurpassed. and our stock IS
complete Of WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR oil
CLUrH, 30.
BUYERS are invited to examine our goods, which
will be sold on accommodating terms.
RICHARDSON CO,
D. NJ, rtr
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lSen FALL OPENING 1SeO

FA NCY GOODSl
UNEQUALED IN THIS MARKET.
SFLECfEN WITH TASTE.
aED4TPRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION
We are Now OPENING AN ENTlRELY
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS, an examination of
which Will convince the most skeYtIcai that ~ IS
useless TO purchase further North thing slut
lar 10 what will I've found upon eur shelves. We
csimiast,ng taste in our MARES and W. now
confidently appeal To our friends and Southern
dealers generally, guaIanteslns satisfaction both
rs TO quality and rates, CITY dealers supplied
Give Us a trial. TEMPLE OF FANCY.
W 2-tst2pI Main street, above sih.
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FRENCH DANoERs.-The managers OF the
Richmond Theatre have made an engagement
with the celebrated French dancers, Mile
TsKLsRrux and Mons. WIETHoFF, and offer
a most attractive programme for this even
ing's entertainment Not only the friends OF
the drama but the admirers OF the terpscho-
rean art, will find something to please and at
tract and all will be enabled TO spend pleas
ant evening at the Theatre
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:S-no RALLY, DEMoCRATS.-P. II.
80 AYLhTT will address the Demhc racy of
Richmond at their headquarters, NE iROPOLI-
TAN HALL, on IU ESDAY, 18th. al S O'Clock.
Hon SHELTON =. LEAKk. on THURSDAY
EVENING, 10th, at the same place and time,
1T. GOV. X. L. MONTAGUE, on FRIDAY
EVENING, 2lst, at The same place and time.
l.. w. GLAZEBRUUK, Pres't.
JAMES Dovs, }Sec,vs,
H. u. CANNON "o0 20 Sc list
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-4-rxa~- F'lk = o K u r. a., f.uNl
sEIEyA MOUTH AND BuSTON.-The Barge
~-=s7s'1ssss'E A LPHA, of the James River Trans
portation Line. Is now receiving freight, and will
leave her wharf, At the head of the 'ock. foot of
18th street, On TUESDAY morning, Sept. 18th, at
10 o'c ock
Freight for Roston will leave Norfolk on SAT
URDtY, ire I'D inst, by the A steamship 5. K.
SPAUbDING
Norfolk and Portsmouth freight taken at re-
duced rates
For freight. apply to T. D. HALL, at Edmond,
Davenport II Co or to
&c l7-3s A s. LEE. Agent.
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or AN EREoR.-We attemr

CONNECTION OF AN EREoR.-We attempted
on Saturday to announce TO the friends of the
late JANIS RAILsy, OF Mississippi, the death
Of that gentleman. The prinier made rs call
him "BAILEy." We repeat, therefore, thatwe
meant TO say JAMES RAILEy." He was the
SON of the late CHARLES RAILEY, who spent
his youth in the county of Chesterfield, and II
stli remembered there. CnARLEs RAlLEr
vas, with several brothers, owner of the eele-
brated pieces of coal property known as Raj
LRr's HIN, Stone HENCE, Green Hole, and, we
believe. Midlothian also, all situated In Ches-
field, about fourteen miles above THIS city
We mention these facts to make 1t clearly uh-
derstood who Mr.. RAILEY was.
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~ runp . = y = I, WI = . . hni,-
z3rzrT9sS1=a<sGS HAITIAN ) I A NJ B GA 7 COM
PANT.-The Steamer GEO. PEABODY, Capt.
RICHARD PRIrCHARp, will receive fret ht to- day,
(MONDAY,J and up to IL o'clock M, Tuesday,
the 18th INST.
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
rates, with great dispatch.
This Steamer has splendid State room passenger
accommodations.
Passage and fare SIS.
PASSENGERS viii please be on board before Il
o'clock, M, Tuesday, the hour of departure.
Tickets tor passage procured either at our office
board the steamer.
Sc l7-2t DAVID 4 WIN. CURRJ +.
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a,, MUSICAL NOTICE.-JOHN DU

w. MUS iCAL k0TICE.-JOHN DUN
xtaSDERDALE is prepared to resume the duties
>56o of HIS profession In giving LESSONS on the
PIANO FORTE ana IN SINGING. Apply at h,
L. RoBINsoN's, corner of Avn and Franklin streets,
Isth street opposite Bank street, where he offers
Tor sale an assortment of splendid 7-Octave
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. selected in New York by
himself, OF most exquisite tone and finish aud I'M
emma at din abIlIty &c l7-3t*
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FOURTH NIGHT OF THE FIFTH sE.so,
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IIOUsE. FuRNISHlNG AND FANCY

LIOUsE AND FANCY
II GooDS1l have on haad geaeTsl asae edpS
OF MOUNTAINEERING AND ErASGn GOODS
Tea and Coffee Po,s, Table and Door Mats Wait
ers, Carpet Hair and Corn Brooms, Feather and
Boxes Cabs, travelling Bags, Needle Thread
ers, Bird Cages. Hobby Horses, Velooyedes,
Wheelharrows, Wagons Carts, Chdren's Cbaifs
Tubs, Buckets. Pals and Pigsins, Chamber Sets
and a general assortment OF TOYS, ard other arti-
oles too numerous To mention. For sala at lIs
Rrnad stt eet hN sc E-lOIl ]. HARROLD
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y RIC r ) IL r. L. L T. r. -
STILL LOWER.
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
on l5TH OCTOBER

W. hare marked dotcn nearly ersry article De-
}Otc OytginaE cost We have on hand
LARGE stock of RICH DRESS SILKS, marked
-, down to 50 and IS cents IN tae dol II.
Elegant y Tx ROBES, cost $40, for &e5.
Rich prin'ed PARIS DE LAMBS.
VALENTIAS. POPIINS End SILK FOULARD
Large stock cohred and b!HcA WOO SHAWLS.
Black ALPACCAS ana BnMEAZiNES.
BLACK Chaille and atwood DE LANES.
French MERlNOkS. all co.oIs.
Rogans and tlexander's KID GLOVES A. 90 cts
Ladies and Masses HOSIERY,
Lace, Muslin and Cambria 81 rs and COLLARS,
al half price for cash. PERKINS Il Co,
Sc 5-l5t al Eagl Square.
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So PANT.--Books of Subscription for the
STOCK Of the RICHMOND RAILWAY CON.
PANY not already subscribed for will, THIS DAY
lie opened at the office OF the Company, over the
store Of Jas. Woddhouse L Co, and at the Office
of J. a. Lancaster Il Son.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
an8-ts Jos. JACKSON. liz =. Pres't
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go FARM FOR SaLE.-lntcndlng "a re
Irs move to rexas III few weeks, | offer for
-a-A= sale the FARM on which now reside, stu
ated ga miles from Richmond. near the head OF
MechaniOsvIle Turnpike, IN Hanover county
containing about 200 acres OF Land. The improve
msnts consist IN part of large dwelling house,
new barn aud stable, besides the usual outhouses.
A further description Is considered unnecessary,
ss persons wishing to purchase will examine for
themselves. Post Office Richmond
Sc linn ThUS. w. SI DNOR,
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-srrDsA FOR PHILADELPttiA.- 4

->Ecc1ses FOX PhtLADE LPHtA The A
G~5ESAs No. ] Steamship CITY OF RICH
s4z11s xsss NOND, Captain 4. MITCHELL, ls now
ready to receive FIRE lght, and will leave on TU Els
DAY, the 18th inst, at o clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modatlons, apply 70
CHAS P. CARDOZO. Agent.
Rockets, or l09 Main st. from to =. NJ.
Boston Freight taken through by steam At
H,too rates wit atoh
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a-xS CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-I take
o.. this method of informing my friends and
the public that the JOHN HAY ES, who was ar
ralgued before the MAYOR on Friday, the l4th
inst. for being drunk IN the streets, was not Mr.
JOHN HAYES, Pattern Maker By profession,
aad IN The employ of Messrs. John and JAS, Iur-
ner. of TINS city. Sc lit
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w a STED-A first rate oolored HOUSE
w SERVANT, WASHER and IRONER; one
that can come well recommended as 10 honesty
and capablIty. JACOB A. LEVY,
Sc Hts Is Main street.
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AMUSL MENT5

KUNKEL L. MoXLEY. .Lessess and Ma.
l. D. PHILLIPS. ...-.............. stage Nj =,
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Cincinnati Markca.
lFHuRspAY d March s.

s. PROVISION S--Th, market hoatlnues, fTm
foftPerk, Bulk Meat ard Baeons an, h'i ' So
which gtbe1e wasAsn increase tsdehnand, and
alessofShoaldprs wefe made aA asssg'l a.
!. vance. sa46posed 10 be, at 6ts Though the par
'5iis liars are kept PHYate. LAid cossl'ln Is
du9 at 10 la ie4es
Rk0KtR-- The demand is falrs ana u lnF ma
ket Il 1rn.swiihoiIi change in prices. The sales
comprise I52o5 brls att IS 500 I52 tor Ealia
I and S.. S0i56 90 for Extra White " neal s an
!. lily Fhe receipas areifair. ssf
: ~ WNEAT-Tnere is good Aem nd. Wlsg
Light receipts, and prices haze .adva ncea ~ y
per bpshel. We quote prime! HE at ~ ~ 2"
sl 50, and prime Red at Fl 25s 2Sci sa'es
of 200 bsish. prime " tlite at . Ya'
CORN Bar CaFn is5 in g.sodl demand, a ,lti
] prices are frnf at 49Se 5nc.in Hbk ShellsG
is dull and u ndha nged We qlI'te It at SOC
a.e.i in bulk. and sec ia sacks-hsqyers furnish,
ling sacks
oATs-The understandings We have
mo I ange to notice in prices. and quote them
4 t19isc sales Of i,60o bush IN sae q
4 at 4Sc. -
( sEED--cloyt.r il dull. We have no chan. s
2 to notice inprices, and qntae hrInte at : q
IA slamothy Is in faff denlplnd ct ~ 1 oa
- Is per. bn,hfr fair 10 seh'Elce ss 'les ~
bush Timothy at 50 90 +; 81 Ru pels pfilms
Clover at "a SIS; Az sacks do at - 30.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-12

PUTNEY,s FEVER ANIlgAGUE PILLS.
THESE Pills have attainsd great celeb
| rily IN the past IS a Mtsiiye IN fe,ve'
and ague, j and all inteiaanlttant fevers,
never, having failed to5cstre when taken
according to the directiosss They have
lately been very difficuletp procure. but
the scubseriber takes ple6lire in inform.
ing the public that he ha14riade arrange
nents 70 keep al suppl constatntly On
hand. All who are atftsgiAd with these
diseases should call inmadlately.I
JAS.!A. GALDWELL.
July 12tfr $780, N sAs
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potsoSo,s Ltauy rs DIR, Hiram Cox.
qficishihspector ofliquers ~ Gincinna'i.
III alrscent: resportson the adulterat'en ot
ffiQuors, relates tile following
III called al 8 grocery storeeone day !.
where liquor also 10 kept A couple Of
ifishrnen came IN while ! vas there and
/ faIAea--for SONG whiskey. and the first
frank. and moment he drank the tears
hsvsa freely, while he at Che same Time
caught his breath like onefsuffocsted or
sspanylinq. When! he could spesk. ke
AVS 10 hiseompaniiolls: ehsSfiieha@l
hi this:iis warmth to thesHtomach r.
Michael drank and went through like eon.
terti4ns. with tlueiremafk t tsNpuldn's
Il be foine ID a cowld froslhy5 mSfIning Y
After they had drapk, Isadksea the land
1erd 10 pour me ont littl4in aitamoler
il Which dipped a 5slip Of 9ltmus paper,
which Was no sooner wet than II put on :
scarlet hue. i went my bfffice,.5gg',t my
ii;;55isIiruments and examined 4IIt. 4 found
RI bad Al Scr cent alcoholic spirits BY
8 reistht, when It should have l49 erecent
Ii be proof, and the ditf4ffenre inspfr
-dTef7tage made up BY splphpo1gse ACID reg
ppepper, politory. caustic. SEfotassa /. and
Btucine. one Of The salts ofsnacEls ytom,eae,
eis,,mn1only called ffux somida Ore plnts
il such liquor would kill fhel strongest
man
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Nfws From Kansas AND UrA1i.-

+ SFws FROM Kansas AND UFAs -
TfeTcentraI overland express hassar-
r.yed iii Ieavenworth, Bringing dates
rom Camp Floyd to February the
ST, shlts Lake to the 1affh. and Den
lyerCity to the 22d. ALL was quiet
SALT !, Lake. !. Bill Hickman was
.lo&lx recovering from lhis wounds.
The health 5of the troops at. Camp
FLOYD and Fort Bfidg WAS good =
Ihe.expless brought three passengers
from Denver, and $1,000 in gold
.dpsts. business at Denver was i'm
and many miners were leay.
mo ! for the mountains New dig
giings. had been discovered in differ
isbt sections. and parties bad, gone
over to, the Colorado pses pecting, Z.
A company was being organized to
explore tf.atriyeras far al Fort \ anna
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r. S. BIOEElI,
corner of Main and Maaiket streets,
POINT PLEASANT. VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND ALER in
.Ready-Made Sslothing g,
GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING
GOODS, &cg,
TAKES this method Of in Estning the pub
81 .ellc that he is conStauti I1anufscturing
and selling Readv-Made ClotHsfg.
! Having jrst returned irornsAhs Eastern Git
les. with a large stock of Cloahs. Gassiraeres,
Cassi nettes, Trimmings, &c. stlke.
m READY-MADE CLsITHING.
is the fargestand best ssso1Isat ever. brought
20 this market, and consislSInf I'll kinds Of
Goods suitable for gentleme 4 wear, such as
Shirts, Stocks, Crava,s. DraNsrs. Gloves. Sus-
pendets Bools, shoes, HAS enh Caps, &C.
Also, D large assortment Of
|. ladies' cloak8, Xaittlllds, DEC.
Having provided himself WstaHeyery facility
for the Inauufacturing of astom work, he
ffiatterS himself that he wiIlsks ahie. to
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION,
to all who may give him they pa tronage. j,
His business WILDE done psfrripalty for cast
or enIshort credits, and tuefetate, he expects
10 s. IL for very small profits.
Call!and examine his STOCK INV fore purchas.
ing elsewhere. E II Hill
HIS establishment wall Mlfouni in the
rooms fnlmertys occupied ibR Hall & Bickel
on the Corner Of Main and AnTeet Streets.
April 18th, 1853 ssb2
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CHARLESTON MAIek EFT.

= c5,racted weekly forEthe s KaR7ia VIVA FaFIel
81 James q. Noyes,
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-sUNDRTEs.

~ Boxes Palm sosp.
ID 40 Boxes Palm No Sosp. M
50 = German DO
20 y Fancy <eo ~
so q and half oxes Star cendlsl-
rs Kegs Bi- Carbonate Soda.
100 Doe. assorted Broosns.
40 Bales No. Batting o. 5
81 q No. 2 dc
100 Dol. Buckets.
F. SO Nests assorted Tubs -
is Rbls Pulverieed SaleTatns.
100 Doz. Bed Gods Eistf
so Reels Pack Yarn.
IS d .. Zinc Wash Boards
ice Boxes Raisins. - 30
SEQ ReamS ssorted Wrapping PapeI.
so Boxes Starch.
IS q Assorted Candy.
lf 81 sPags 49, Shot. Ss,-+e
Is Bales Bar Lead.
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PRODIENADE sCONCERT.

rT,HE GERMAN BAND, undaf the direction
il %. Nj. FEIsk, will giyea Promenade
Concert at Whitieker' q Assenbl IL Rosf ms, on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT.
March l5th,ly The music will consist Of
choice oFeratic sand other piecss never
PLAYED 10 public before
TtickefsI IS cents.
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wagon, and BIacksmith Shop

Wagon, and Black smith Shop.
THE subscriberinform tkeNinhabitarts Of
CoaPs Mouth and vicRtty, that lie still
continuestto carry onflhe Wagon Making ant
Blacksnlithing Business. fnEaal their differend
branches He is prepared Hs furnish his Gus.
aoIntrs with al neai /, good and snbsts initial
''W aeoa ms materials are oft4he best quality,
.a6 he is eossalent his workHItll bear inspee-
hon, asst is done either byAlInself, or uneel
is immediate inspections.
.tlouH ORERSHlNER.
CoaL,s Mourn, FEB. 70, EgB8. 3:44
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