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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE

HORSEAND BUG8Y FOR SALE
~ For sale a beautiful TOP-BUGGY, with
harness. and No. buggy HORSE, sor-
rel color and bob tail Terms "A months credit
for approved negotiable note. Apply at our Office
no l0-4t GODDlN spPERSOS
~ FOR SALE-''JUPiTERI This eel
@Cerrated Stallion, which was recently ex-
Agriculture Societies, is for sale He is q DARK
chestnut sorrel, with Will face. Fer speed
style, durability. ard docilIty he cannot be sur
passed in this State. He is sold for no fault what
ever, and can be tor the present at nj r. Wag-
ner's Race Course. For further PARTICULARS in
qulre, AT the Richmond House, of
no S--4" J. H. WRIGHT
FOR SALE--A fine. thoroughbred,
L~NGREf HORSE. raised By Major boswell
HSN-who will give his pedigree 20 any one wish
Ing to purchase. He was years old last June and
IS about l6 hands high; is remarkably fine har-
ness horse, and goes well under the saddle can
easily walk five miles an hour. and sound in every
particular. T. b. GRUMPY
oc IL Is 9th ana Cary SITS, OF at HaXaIl's Mills
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MKRcHANTs' INSURANCE. COMPANY oEl

RICHMOND, 1853. cOrEer Main and 18th sts., :
Richmond, November 7th. 1850. }
DIVIDEND-The Board of Directors have
- this day declared dividend of FIGHT per ct.
on the capital stock out of the profits of the last
SIX months, pa, able 10 the stockholders on and
after the 18th INST. j. ID. MON All U r,
Civ secretary.
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M HE Election in Texas.
,,c.ss oRLEANs, Nov. 1.-THE few returns
for Rroa,iinu Indicate that Texas has gone largely
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EDUCATIONAL.
RIO The PURLIC~ANoTHER school

no THE PURLIC-ANOTHER SCHOOL -
l. The subscILbers have had the services of Miss
LUCY u. LEWIS as teacher to their children for
the last two years ana have employ ed her for the
Eext; and regarding her as emlnenty qualified for
this responsible calling, We willing that others
should share in the benefits OF her labors We pre-
sumo it will be sufficient recommendation to
Miss LEWIS, TO say that she daughter of Mr..
John Lewis, dec d. so long the successful C asslcal
teacher OF LlangoIen, IN this State, and alter
wards in Kentucky.
=. Miss LEWIS assisted her father in this employ
she teaches all the elementary and higher
branches of English, and the Latin and French
The price for tuition IN the Primary Branches is
$40. For the higher branches Grammar, Geog-
Iaphy, Arithmetic, Algebra: Natufa! Philosophy ,
Tor French or Latin. Music at the teachers
prices.
month of August vacation We would each take
aiew girls or small boys IS boarders at 500, IN
'.'-'' '''i HERNbGN FRAZ :hRA
EA- Address, "Twyman's store" Spotsy wanna
county, Va. no 9--2nl
SOUTHERN FEMALE INsTiTUTE,
The nth session of this Institution will com
mence on the lat ri October next, and close the
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
iy qualified instructors, and every effort will be
made to maintain the high reputation and select
Mtsc nd Rs are
saas Of ElRea
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patronsof the School;
tute and of W illiam and Mary College; TO PTofs.
Bedsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupin, Of
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course of studs. terms, regulations and fnll list OF
patrons, to which attention is invited addfess the
Principal. D. LEE POW ELL,
Sc Its Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
DIVIDEND.

OFFICE VA. +. AND MARINE ms. CO.'S
RICHMOND Fl Nov. 1850. }
dividend NOTICE.-The Board of Direc-
- tors of this Company have DECLARED a dlvl.
dend of ten per cent. out of the profits of the last
ak months pay able to the Stockholders, or their
legal Representatives,, on or after the l5th inst.
The transfer book will be closed until the Is inst.
no 2-dtI5th WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.. Secy.
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-AMBoATs, SHIPPING. ao.


IS! fs4sSSSS,t os, Ghs
,s ssf , sB to the hour Of
NO hoEaheads taken this trip. unless engaged at
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimor. a, low
esl rates. with great dispatch. ~ ~"
H. f The b soo on d spsd before
81 tickets procured either tour once, n Snockoe
s stp' "pposlte the Columbian Hotel, or at the
no l2-2t DAVID WIN. CURRIE.
AESr f9k ngd0SST3N.oElRsT VESSEL
El.RiII, now loading, and having the Sr ~ Err
portion Of her cargo engaged, will sail with dis
Disa 0I balance q bh atvsfS '%spa{ SurRr
G 5ior fast sailing sohr sJuL iIA-h MHrS s2Eps"
sr.a,ov cHsELEs E. PRESTON. having the
no 8: lot W B. coL fdIfS'ffffff s%Pe c5. to
hssS M E0 I,v NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GHD s hhpE Of no. PACKET As tlNETIhe
DARE, Captain NJ COLE will iosa At tba n61,
iYs hhnerpoo on or about the 10th of next month.
Ine aegsI1'ure. -four can he shipped on this shi D.
oTnsH part o ssy wftsoqt inspfoon
oc 2a-:ts D& xvii :; { WIN. cuRR1E.
E.z~JkphHkss E kIxE tt \ 1re o. sT1 TIE
rEfk The Steamar Curtis PECK viii. on
co mUnSuA ~ MORNING next. the 18th instant.
and No GssfieR sa1ins II:
R Rav at k q every THURSDAY. SATURO
"a and ITESDAY MORNING, at o clock
aus 81 e s, MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and Fri
"a MORNlNG; at the same hour, t6 o clookD
ana each boat Will return each alternate day (ex-
cept SUNDAY Thus makinz a daily line between
tne ABOVE places, unsurpassed for speed and ac-
commodatons hy Any other line.
he Boats Will touch at ali the regular Landings
s0tng ana returning, AID take freight as usual;
out All freight to be landed on the river must he
paid Tor when sent down, and we will not be re.
for 1T after 1t is landed on the wharf for
which 1t Is marked. ~ "
Passage TO or from Norfolk or Portsmouth. So
Meals each, 80 cents extra.
&C " is r. 0. HASKINS
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auci

T ARGE SALE OF ,ROCKERY AND
~ GLASSWA r ON WEDNESDAY. 1lth in
slant, at 10 O'clock at my store Will sell at
ton large and desirable assortment Of CROCkE-
RY and GLASSWARE. consisting in part Of
white Granite Dishes. P lates, Cups and Saucers,
Sets. Dinner Ware, &c.
,hLS0.-An invoice Of Yellow and Rocking ham
Pans, Chamhers, Bed Pans Tea Pots. Mugs &c
ALSO: common Blue-edged Plates, Dishes,
Painted Teas. Bowls nc.
GLASSWARE.-This is of a superior quality,
and cons sts of Bar and Table Tum6ers, GobIets,
Wines. Dishes, Lamps. Jars, Salts. Casters, &c.
ALSO.-Shoe Jacks, &c, &c.
The above Ware is of the best quality, and will
be sold without reserve.
TERMs.-Cash for all sums of $50 and under
over this amount, 60 days. credit, for approved pa
Iuo lnl e. CaILTuORN. Auct,r.
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TOBACCO AGENCY.-The subscribers have
L in store very large stock Of HEWING and
SMOKING tx B ACC0. OF the most approved
brands, which they offer to the trade at very low
rates, the larger portion at less than manu- factu
rers' prices. Among our assortment may be found
Op6ir,7 :. Unique Light Pressed" ;. ii Do
rrado, and " O5ogoko'' br@nds; u. B: W,
Menemone,S Magnolia" " APRICOT, . Lux
pry , Of the People, - Anbroslsl" L9nsa
feur," and Sumner & Co.'s brands r. T. Gooon' Is
:. Granite Leaf and !" Louisa Brides" W. H
Pa,ne Il Co. solve Branch and ULion;'' Har-
IT'S, Spcer & Harris - Diamond brand; White
& Lovelace's 'Gold Leaf and various other
celebrated brands of fine and common Tobacco, TO
which we invite the attention of BUYERS. For sale
low nv GEO. J. 81 MNER Il Co,
oc 3i-2W Iron Front Buildings,
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ByI.a G.B. Davenport, Auct's.

400 CASES BOOTS. Shoes. AND
fOO HATS, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES
DAY, 2lst November, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at
our auction store.
400 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and HATS.
TERMs.-Cnder 500. cash; 500 and over, 90
days credit, for approved paper.
noe /. x u. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

80 LOCUST HtLL FOR E.-Thls
49, be autliu and desirable location is situated in
-~& the county OF Caroline, about one and halt
miles from Milford Depot, and about two and a
hail from Bowling Green, and contains II ACR ES,
IN a high state OF lmprnV enent; g. well OF excel
lent water IN the yard, besides several SPRINGS on
the place. Locust Hill is proverbially healthy,
and Is desirable location for a city gentleman or
professional man. The above property, with the
crop OF Corn Fodder, DC, will be sod to the
highest bidder. on the Goth NOVEMBER, at II
o clock, If f4lr; if not, next fair day.
TKRMS-Llberal and made known on the day of
sale. mo S-tdsl A. N, McCaESNY
sd one HUNDRED AIRES OF LAND
ss;. FOR SAL FL viii offer for sale, on the ssss
A2A l5TH DAY OF NOVEMBER next, at Razs
public auction. the TRACT OF LAND upon--dha
which | now reside, lying in the county of Hano-
yer, situated upon the Mountain Road. I31z miles
from Richmond, and IONS the lands of John b.
Crenshaw It. g. Win, ST, r. VI. earn, and others
Said land is about one third cleared; balance in
wood. The DWELLING is large and comforta
BILE, containing seven rooms, and well suited for
country store and tavern. A further description
is deemed unnecessary. Any person desiring to
view said land will be shown 1t by the subscri 6er
upon the premises
Will be sold at the same time, all the CROPS of
every kind also. STOCK of every KIND, HOUSE
Holt and KITCHEN L RNi L U +, and
PLANTATION UTbNSILS
TERMs-LIberal, and made known on day of sale
Sale without regard to weather.
no q did Scwlt* For n r DpIrS,Cy
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by }. III. Digges, Auct'r.

TINE GOI ID AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c.-Will bo
sold at auction, every night this week, at Auctl
Room s6 Nam street. Also, a lot OF Blankets, Un-
nersnlrts. Drawers. hRe Table Cutlery, Plated
Spoons, Forks, &c, 30. Sale will commence at 7
O'Clock, Y NJ. ]. II. DiGGES, Auot.
ID. I. BoOTH, Salesman. oc 23-ts
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CRATES, FENDERA.-FINE SETS OF
~ TONGS, SHoV ELS AND fOKERR.-I have
for sale large and elegant Mt of all lnds
Of Enamelled CRATES, with RENDERS; sum
MER PIECES Of every ST. 10; handsome and plai n
SGUTrLEs. CiNDE& sHOVELS, BLOW En-
STANDS, ha ndsoHe stands for Shovels and TonK .,
Jams. All kinda Of Church and Tavern Bells, Brass
BRICK Moalds, ali kinds of Crates, Fendersy&c,,
made to order at the lowest Northern prices.
=, y. ID. DENUoN,
No; ns Main street. between sih and sth,
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n $50 REWAED.-Raraway from Mr.,
CO W. Worshan, about the fst Of May last
.HPSe NEGRO WOMAN. named rSABELLh.
Ee9SShe belonged to Ro B. Cor bin, of Caroline
--&-~> and may be lurking about his farm. where
she has child, or in this city where she has been
hirsd Tor several years past She ls of middle size
and DARK brown complexion. She wore ear rings
aud was quite tidy in her dress. The above re
ward Will bs paic upon her delivery to us, or her
confinement IN jail where cen get her.
Edwin WORKMAN co,
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oc 12-sw2m& no s-d2w
2 ssEsyENTY-EIvE DOLLARS RE-

"a SEtENEY-FEVE DOLLARS RE.
q W YARD will pay SO 90 for the ap-
1aP8prehension Of my ZIG GIRL. Peg z,
SlIN9%who absoonded about three weeks ago She
-A&>ls low, thick set muatto, with short curly
hair, and Is about sixteen years old. Her dress
cannot he described, she has been seen several
times in this city since she left, and had on diff
ferent dress each time. E L, CHINN
Richmond, Oct. Is, 1860 DC 25-ts
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A UCTIoN SALE yALu.

"A ABLE SLAVES, AT ASHLAND, HANO-
YER COUNTY, VA. AT tho request ofthe Rich
shall sell at public auction, at Ashland, Hanover
county, on the said Railroad, Is miles north of
Richmond, ls valuable Slaves, conveyed to said
are in families and are not only likely but are of
excellent character. They are all young, embrae-
ing Cooks House Servants, Washers, DO Farm
ers and other persons disposed TO purchase Se.-
wants for their own use, would do well to attend
the Servants, as far as practcable to obtain own
ers n thls state they viii! be sold on credit Of
months, i9r sppr2yed, epdorsed, pesntiabls pspsr,
isnd, IN WEpcEspAY. the iith Nosssrhsf, "a,
" ~ oSlcsn a: ~ pefssra lsAylse nlshTosd %
- sci w aoBSiN : fi&ssox. Ass.'r.
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fTRUSTEE'S SALE OF FIVE ACRES
Il LA ON .EEE VARINA
BY f. q. Cook. Auc'r.

CEhTEEI. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" AT AUCTION On TUESDAY, Nov 18Th, at
10 O'clock, will SELL at the residence of p. w
Dudley. Esq. on Leigh, between 9th and 9Th SITS ,
all his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting
IN part Of
SOFAS; ,bIvANs, Mahogany and Rosewood
MaTbie- tor TABLES. BRUSSELS CARPETS.
HAT RACKS FLOOR OIL CLOTH
WARDROBE s. BEDSTEADS.
FEA" HER BEDS, MATTRESSES
LOOKING GLASSES, WA&HSTANDS
Cane and W God seat CHAIRS.
Dining and other TABLE Els.
REFRIGERATOR, SAFE.
The usual variety Of CHINA. GLASS and
CROCKERG WARE, toe ether with many other
housekeeping articles too numerous to mention,
all of which Is IN good condition.
At the anne time will be sold one STABLE ad-
joining the yard. 81 4. Il. COOK, Auct'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i FURNITURE. PIANO AND NEGRO MAN
AT AUGTIOR.-By virtue of deed of trust,
made by John H Bot her to he subscriber, and
duly recorded in the office of the Hustings Court
OF the city Of Richmond. will proceed to sell, at
the residence corner of Marshall and lst street,,
NITURE conveyed in said deed, consisting of a
variety of useful and desirable Housekeeping ar
tlces. ALSO
] PIANO. said to be a very good instrument.
ALSO
A NEGRO Ian namsd TOM, about SO years old.
TERMS. All sums under $50, cash over that
amount, 90 days, for approved. endorsed paper.
W. G. TOMPKINS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by f. b. Cook Auct'r no8
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1 ARGE SALEOF PERSONAL ESTArE
DEAUTIFULITTTI FORT,

y ACRE ON TUE BROOKE TURNPIKE,
SIX NILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-WIi Ill tie sold on WEDNESDAY,
the 2lst November 1860, upon the premises, com
menclng at II O'Clock A. Nj =, the FARM located
as above, now OCCUPIED by the subscriber. The
buildings are all new, consisting of two-story
DIV ELLING and all necessary out houses. The
Land Is well adapted to the growth of wheat, corn
OATS and tobacco, and also grows very fine vegeta-
Dles There are two wells ant also a fine sprins
upon the place Very convenient. After the sale oil
the land will be sold all of the STOCK upon the
place: Crop of Corn, Fodder. Shucka. Data and
Tobacco. Also. all of the HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, two good Itch Cows
Horses, Wagons. Carts, Harness &c.
TERMs-Made known on the day of sale.
r. +. COBBS.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r,
EROCE RIES, DRY GOODS, FURNI

ROCE RIES, DRY GOODS, FURNI.
- ~ RE. q ,Will be sold at suction, at my
DAY morning next, the 18th day of November,
CONNIE ncing at 10 O'Clock,
DRY GOODS.-Several invoices of seasopable
Dry Goods; Goats, Pants, Vests, Net Shirts, Draw
ers end Jackets; Galters. Shoes, Spool Cotton, &c
GROCER ES.-W hisKey Brandy, Manufactured
ery, n C.
Al So.-A otof Furniture Carpsts; Stove. re-.
no ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE ACRESOF
L LAND. ON The VARlNA ROAD NINE
LES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Under the provisions of deed of trust executed
p, John 1aIbrough to me. as Trustee. to secure 10
Albert VI AKIN the sum Of one hundred dollars with
interest from Both daI of November, 1884, till paid
Will sell at public auction. on tho premises to
the big hest bidder for cash, five acres Of land, de
scrlbed IN the said deed, "WEDNESDAY, the
ed day of November. 1870. by request of he bene
hclary. lno l2-tdl B. o. AKIN, Trustee.
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONsU 4 RS.

Would IN form the pubic thai ne is sole agent Cor
the sale of
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and is prepared to put them up at the shortest no
toe. snd on the most reasonable terms. The I'D
vantag es OF these Burners are: Toprevent blovlns
and waste OF gas. to give more clear and I'm form
hight TO regulate the quantity consumed with the
fuI head turned on TO any desired amount, and
thus TO save al least twenty five per cent. over
the ord mary Burners.
Mr.. J. + BRowN, IN charge of the Washington
City Gas Works, has certified that they are snhsg
iGattHgly the best Burners he has seen during his
connection of twelve wears with those worksi and
the Superintendent of the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them and that they save
at east twenty per cent over other BuIners.
Thank for past favors, the Subscriber invites
he can give entire satisfaction as 10 quality and
price. CHAS. II. LANGLEY,
its 18th st, between Nam and Cary.
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pROC l. "A m A ION ISIS U L ID
aMERJCAN EAGLE

AMERICAN EAGLE
ILLUMINATING
- FIREPLACE STOVE,
FOR BURNING COAL Sold only by
s. BOUTS & co.
Having been on exhibition at the Mechanics
Fair, 1t received the attention and praise of the
best judges.
Just received lot of the above celebrated
FIREPLACE STO YES, for heating PARL0RS
and ROOMS above. 1t gives beautiful llumi ma
ton, and can be regulated to heat one or more
rooms. Please ca | and examine for yourself, at
s. BUUIS & CO.'S
Stove and Tinware Mandatory,
(Weller's Old Stand,)
mol -l2t No, % NJ ain street.
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GAVE YOUR DiNES.-T6s UNITEn sAv-
~ iNGS BANK viii receive ~ their once, No. IS
Main street, Deposits in sums Of Five Dollars and
the rate Of per cent per annnm, II allowed 10 re-
maia s. months, and per cent, for shorter pc
Rod. interest payable seml- annually.
mo. G. PAGE, yk,. Treasurer
oo8-ustJan No rs Man street..
TRENTON, eOLDIEkS-ARMYO OVER
"A GOA Ts.-pARRAcorT, HARMS d CO.
' 'is;:'~ .''''' ": -
=. q ! s,';s''s'.s'' \ ~ 5s'ISt Nun;
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RUNAWAYa,

rs $50 REWARD Runaway from nv
" plantation in the county of Halifax near
ENC'over De pot. on the ed Of August negro
~ man named William. He is bright com
rather stout; has very large fee and hands holes
m ms ears He was taken up at KeysvIile about
me mdGle OF September, but made his escape -
he WAS heard to say that he was trying to get to
!" ltllamsfurg, where he was raised. He was sold
by Or Garrett, of that place. abouG ak sears ago,
l think 1t very probable that he is In WILLIAMSBURG
or woIsins about Richmond. | will pay $50 re
ward Tor his dellve or lodgment in iaif where |
the county, a liberal reward
JAMES B. GARDEN.
no 9-G6toN2tl CInYhr Dpnnf Halifax Va
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7 y.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ArPRRsoN, Auct't
moo
gale OF LAND, &c.,IN Pow HATAN.-

At the same time and place, Will offer
for sale lS5 ACRES adjoining the above. and all
the stock Of HORSE S. CATTLE, SHEEP and
R0SS npon the place the crops Of CORN, FOD-
MENTS. and HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, upon the usual terms for such
sales. jog. v. HORSON
no S-dtds Executor OF Mary T Hobson
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
Patent SyTingeS

NTOREY SMITHS Reservoir, paYidson's. Matt
lNh sons interchangeable in every family.
jyi2 RTE, COFFIN co.
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,EIIe lIedicaI nnd surgicaI anslitu1e of

DR.. l.. j. CzAPkAY, is already secured In position
which places It, well It's proprietor, far above
the assaults Of envy and Professional malice In the
schools Of France the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department Of Medical
science and they occupy with others, an equally lofty
position 10 the profession. Rcord is an lustrious ex-
Smple shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age In Europe, and Dr.. Czapkay has fully equaed
MIN In this country, as proof Of Which, the Phila-
dephla College OF Medicine complmentod him with a
Diploma aud the honorary dd euzdeul degree. se-
echng this his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended labors DR.. L. J. Czapkay hS ent
his earnest attention to the cure Of chronic and pri.
vae diseases in which he has become so great an ex-
pert that he is now regarded as the LRADfR IN this
branch Of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter Of Interest TO their readers the plost exclusive
journals The Doctors Offices are at bis Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner Of
Leidesiorr nearly opposite The buildings Of the Pa.
c!hc Mail steamship Company.
sY- We ask particular attention OF our readers to
thesworn certificates Of remarkable cures, in another
column Of this paper se3O-3m
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NO. %.
Sperial Slotires.

Newelrs Cough Syrup.--As each bottle
OF this article Is accompanied by ample testimony in
reatont the merits Of its contents, further commen.
Is unnecessary.
Sold BY RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retan, 81 D street.
au5I Sm Marysvllle
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Toilet
Hn yalieas
Thaycr's Fluid Extracts.

A FULL assortment Of these reliable preparations
N fast coming into genera use with Druggists and
ply scians at the East For prospectus, dose lists
Sc, &r., apply to
y12 RICE, COFFIN CO.
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MAHkYSVELLE LAUNDRY.
R :" mt % " " ID

to the new establishments corner OF Fifth and sts,
near the Buckeye Mills.
Ladies' and Gentemens Clothes done up with par
tcular
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as In the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as well
new,
None but experienced hands being employed, our
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction
Being grateful to our patrons for past favors, we
shall endeavor to inertia fair share Of the public pat
ronype JAMES BOYD.
may2T-my @. y. TAYLOR.
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Notice to Creditors.

STATE Of California, County of Yuha, ss.-Distrct
y Court, Tenth Judicial District. In The m utter OF
the petition Of 4. Whiting an In olvent Debtor Pur-
suant to order Ofthe Hon. 5. Bliss, dge OF the
District Caurt of sail District notice is hereby iven
To- All the itors Of said insolvent E whiting, TO be
and appear before hn ;he said Judge at Chambers at
the court room Of said Court, in the city Of Marys-
vll county Of Yuba, ont third day January, 4.
D. ls6 ut the hour o. o'clock, \ N. of that day,
then aod there to 81 If any they can, Why the
prayer Of he ad lnsulvent should not he granted
and he be discharged from his debts and lia ites in
ursa zee Of the stature in such ease made and provi
ded and till the further order of said Court all pro-
ceilings in Law and equity against said insolvent be
stayed.
seal Court, this 3Oth day of November, a D 1869
'...., WM T. on ALE,
Clerk Of the District Courtfor Yaba county.
doo2 80d$
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