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Great Britain.
France,

bill was under consideration 10 the French Leyisla
tive body which provides that the raw materials OF the
manufacturers imported in foreign vessels are not to
pay heavier duty than when imported in French bot
toms.
The monthly returns OF the Bank OF France show de-
ia the cash hand of nine millions OF francs
snd in the discounts q decrease Of and q half mil
lons.
Reports were current in Paris that de Persigny Was
to be made Minister OF Foreign Affairs aud that Toou-
venel was 10 got LondoD as French Ambassador
The Bishop OF Orleans Ia said to have refused the Cerd
nas hat offered him by the Pope the ground that his
acceptance would lead to the impression that devotion
to the oause Of the Popes temporal power would be st
tributed to interested motives
Tic ncuIse had been firm and steady closing on tho
18th ut 70 90
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II n lY.


The Cabinet Of the new Italian Kingdom is said to have
been fixed upon the following basisIt to consist Of
eight members TIRES Of whom 70 be contributed by
The old Kingdom OF Piedmont two by the Romagna and
enc each by Tuscany, Modena and Lombardy. Signor
Lama had been elected President Of the Chamber Of De.
It is officially settled that King Victor Emanuel during
hs tour IN Central Italy will repair from Florence b.
kgna and will visit the legations.
great manifestation took place at Rome on the 10Th
commemoraton Of the anniversary Of the Pope return
In 1850.
The Popc's bull had been published in semiofncial
journal OF Turin. II is preceded ny q few lines,
stating that publicity liz the sole chastisement for such
lucubration.
General Garibald, in an Interpolation made ia the
Chamber Of Deputies affirmed that the voting of Nice win
be effected under French pressure BE the &C.
ton o. the provincial government Of Nice attacking the
journment OF the vote in that province
After the rejection Of orders OF the dsy imply.
ng o. the coz iuct Of the government tho
jory-rhe Chamber, hoping that government. viii main.
tain the Constitutional guarantees and eicaciousv pro
VIDE Tor me hoery OF the vote 10 Savoy passes to the
Turin paper satee that, at meeting Of Neapolitsn
refugees was resolved BY majority Or so aya,nst 4,
THAT the OF the Kingdom Naples to he con-
sttutonal government Of Victor Emanuel was proposi
ZION deserving OF support. COMMITTEES was a once
appointed 70 iur.aer inc views OF the meeting Among
the members arc Poeno and three other members Of the
new ltsl an Parliament
Tho Duke OF Rochefoicauli has given twelve red can
mons to the Pope.
The last accounts received from Nice announce hat thu
ltaan party IN savoy, and 10 the county OF Nice are
uspg every exeron to prevent the peasants from voting
the annexation 10 France Among other reports circ
lated for that purpose asserted that ali the com munes
ON the west slopes Of the Alps are 10 remain With lhe
King Of sardns Nothing can be more absurd, nasmuch
as the entire OF Savoy has been &c led 70 France
General Lsmoticeres letters from Rome continue 10
speak avorahy Of the state and prospects of the Pont
cal army Is said he Is OF opinion the pendarIne
nv who form corps Of 1000 men are pretty nearly n
moi fully equal 10 The French troops OF the same Arm
The ocers Of the artillery are also spoken Of highly,
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THE VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, April 1b 1850.
Tire steamshrs Jrra and Canada both arrived at this
pert day Rumors again current that the sayers and
Hssnan fight took pace yesterday but nothing authentic.
Matters kept very quiet Believed would of
TO morrow.
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more has been taken from the public deposits payment
OF the dividends government stocks, 90 more than
has been paid TO the credit OF the private
100000 and wards. The diecoust houses, &C.
therefore, have retainer tho bank notes given In
pay merit Of the dividends in their own posses
which, although . large sum, ID a. nothing
compared 70 the amount Of fresh discounts and repay.
meni Of advances made on stock. There IL, In conse
quencs o! these movements drain upon the banks
serve OF notes Of less than 81 90740 reducing the
total in band 70 "a oss; decrease in the bullion Of
f246 1885, which has gone out In The shape OF ooin The
bank has been compelled to cell stock to tho extent Of
84e2,le7, in order to call in some OF III notes.
The official statement OF the movements OF the precious
metals for tho week ending Wednesday gives the follow
Ing results Total imports fll2o4l, total exports fl24
about ell 600 in gold ami coin. The total imports
for the week. therefore, have not about
fl3o co., exclusive Of come small parcels Of silver from
the Continent The exports have reached 1880 0O ex-
elusive Of the shipments OF gold to the Continent nov
become extremely small The foreign exchanges, by
reason Of the advance in the Of discount have al
the Continent may be expected whilst any large supplies
from Australia or America must certainly 90 into tina
at this moment, and dull marke. for silver at the same
time.
The great changes exhibited In the bank returns have
had no depressing inuenon the stock markets to-day
for the simple reason tsa they do not reflect any unfa
vorable position In the t0he Of the money market,
the causes which have led to such alterations being
tuey exceptional and having little nothing 10 DO with
either trade or finance but solely from peculiar rivalry
going between the bank and the discount houses aud
which 10 expected will soon cease By the directors an
nupg their resolution Of 1885, 10 discount for ths
trade CoIsols which closed fiat yesterday, bave reco
vered to DAY Is per cent and the market Is hrmer The
quotation for money "a to y, and for tue account
4S.
lne transactions In foreign stocks rather limited,
and the character Of the market generally unaered.
C1osE OF THE MARKET The eonso market leaves OIL
firmly 1t e45s to for money and 04x 70 for account
Exchequsr bills are however, worse, having fallen TO o.
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F, - II
7s. ; 70. 3d. No transactions In the latter Wort
tionng.
RoeiS 10 again easier, owing 70 further arrivd
ssles reach only 1000 bbls., mostly common, at 4
TuKpEsTNE The demand for spirits still cd
quite limited: the sales amount 10 about $50 bbls
$751; Cd. per cwt In London the market 10 quie(
81. Ses. per swt
to 20 tons, at Sss. . Ais for One nes; at ana und
former prices there ID some speculative inquiry.
don holders are rather hrmer. and uSt disposed N
the very low rates recently current.
TIMOTHY SIZED unchanged and no transactions 10 I
LNsxxD CAKES have declined; the sales only I'd
tons ~ 60 l2s. cd. 60 los for foe tom obong
N0-Csrolma has been in moderate request I
g. per cwt.
.LRD.-Arrivals still continue on large scs
dealers chow no disposition to operate about 80 To-
been sold at 66s. SIS. a. 10 quality, and toda
LOO tons line quality have been taken ct SIS. Cd q
TAIIow-There has been q sight improvement
demand, and some sales OF fine North America
been made at SIS. 57s. Cd. In London the mar
shsde steadier, on the spot at Sos. 50. 3d. Cd.
G.; e6s. April and June, Sis. Cd. last three month
year.
BEu.-Holders having again given way d.
per tierce, has induced rather more business,
isles reach 200 tierces. They include 200 Robil
Oviatt 1t cas- q e6s /; 800 Craems l. N, 90s.; Id
p N. at Oils. 3D.; 400 vsnbrunt's p. N. at ga
qusy and SIS from store cU of 49,
some old p. M. and l. N. at eOs. = 75s. per tie
inhdon The market remains extremely quiet, viii
position ON the part Of buyers to operate.
porK-Scme very fine French having been Of
s5r landed, has checked the demand for new Al
and the high rates asked for old have also curtai
p.ss In London the market b without char
prices the turn easier.
BACON. Demand continues very slack, the
being very cold and unfavorable for consumptil
stock being email, however, holders are not ia
give way. In London it continues to move or
late prices.
CMrsE Sales continue large, msa0y Of medium
at BIS. 62s. and an occasional le( Y nne ct g
per cwt.
GRAIN Since Tuesdays very strong feeling
vailed in Gil branches Of the grain trade, and
portion evinced to purchase wheat for holding
Clan corn has been in large demand, with little
the part Of holders TO offer their stocks Del
wheat from our own farmers for the past week
1e2,lss 9rs. against 1854 9rs. same week d
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3iebunaan gispateb.


slGiss NA4gkpA SrnowLs's Contxa OUT
In ~ April momber OF The Atlantic Me"sA1Ss
DR.. Helmss, In his ssProSessor's Story" gives
charming and elaborate account OF parry
given BY one Of the rich citizens OF kockland.
Hssskiel Sprowle, the host, It should b
known, = retired country merchant VINO 70
digniosd with the title Of the Colonel, and the
party - Given on the occasion Of Miss Ma
tilAa Sprowlss coming out"
At hAlf.past seven O'Clock, the Colonel. in
costume. cane into the front parlor. and pro.
cesded to light the lamps. Some were good
humored enough aud took the hint Of 4 li1hted
match ~ once. Others were ~ vicious a. they
could ee-would not light on any terms, any
more than u they were filled With water, or
lighted ana omoeed one side Of the chimney.
or eputtsfed lew sparks and sulked theyn-
eslvee or kept up faint show Of burning, 20
that thetr ground glasses looked as feebly phoe.
phoreeceat - % many invalid flre.fiies. With
moea coextnG and screwing and prickinR, . foi.
eraoso hlumination was at last achieved. AZ
slgnt tAe1v was grand rustlinG Of sflks, ana
4rs. ana Miss Spfowle descended from tneir
were pretty well tired By this time, and very
glad TO cit d0wn-havinG the prospect before
them Of being obliged to stand for hours. the
Colonel walked abont the rarlor. Inspecting
sHSsh. said Mrs. Sprowle, "thers's the
bslt!.
Everybody took position at once, and began
70 look very AIuluuk uuO NiSOkcturI ~ cnSc.-
False alarm. Only a parcel Of spoons, "loan-
3D." As the inland folks say when they mean
lent by neiGhbor.
Better late than never" said the Colonel;
let me heft them spoons
Mrs. Sprowle came down into her chair
again ~ II all her bones had been bewitched
out Of her.
I'm pretty nigh beat out Already" said she,
"befOre any of the folks has come"
They sat silent awhile, waiting for the first
arrival. How nervous they got! and how
their senses were sharpened!
'Hark!' said Miss Matilda" what's that
rumbling!'
II was a cart going over bridge more than
. mile on, which at any other time they would
not have heard. After this there was Il lull,
and poor Mrs. Sprowles head nodded once or
twice. Presently cracking and grinding Of
gravel. How much that means when we are
waiting for those whom we long or dread TO
see! Then change in the tone of the gravel
cracking.
Yes. they have turned in at our GATE
They're comm. Mother /! mother y
Everybody in position, smiling and at ease.
Bell rings. Enter the first set of VISITORS
The Event of the Season has begun.
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A Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, &c.-The
has the effect Of br nging out host OF prOfessedy
new specifics; and while some few may be good.
prevent disappointment, the best course to pursue
IS to consult your family physician, or otherwise
use only such remedies as long public experience
is TYLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prescription Of
family medicine. and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy q growing reputation for the
last twenty years In all recent cases it acts like
charm; and in chronic cases, Bronchitis, Hoop
ing Cough, Group, Asthma, &c. il is used with
Sold by Fisher 4 Winston, Meade l. Baker. 4.
Bodeker, DC, at Is cents per bottle, and in an ole
per box Prepared by ]. BALMER. PbarHa Gems
inst. baltimore, Md. fe4-3m~
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apnCIAI 0o1f0a.


~ ksed:, Rad !.Itie lnsyrenee! l.fe
tksUMANCE .-MUTCAL BENEFIT cOMPA.
Itth its liabilities. thsn any other Lie insafsnos
Cesnssay so.P< Dssne,s in the united Statss.--
celved eioo.Ooo more in ia56 and lost iss $50 le.s
Eeah n lSs Its Dividend. Jan. l.t 1890. il FOX.
iuaursd. Is 1t las no S,oekSoid@r. 10 p0v Diri.
dends 90. II pays its Dividends TO the Injured
sch,is Hr!mx. and has paid to Jan. 1st. 1850
The Dividends are made annually. Hail OF tne
premium on policies for term 81 NE may " pS.9
OF no Company thar affords the same security and
ADVANTAGES 70 the insured. Call and get state
mh 2-1t KNOWLES Il WALFORD.
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DENTISTRY.

C< ,AKTtFiCiAL TEETH. Cleo
CysvyT plastic and Vulcanite Process.-I. W
jpn RS, DEN rIsI. having the night Tor the
af cDe Tode al making Teeth, and being saI<deo
OF its a~"luto superiority over all other methods
can win confluence commend il TO those Jesi rins
inil or partial sets Of teeth, and especially sscE
~ may r pc DISSATISFIED with those they are now
using. Inc perfect adaptation Of the plate 10 the
mn 70 insert one or more teeth scitaouf etaxss-
ais niethod having been adopted b, those stand.
ing nlghesS In the profession, North and South.
testlmonlsls Will he given and specimens exh hted
% taose wishing ,x 70 see them. Sets Of Teeth. on
those pIeterrinE them. Filling. Clesnnnx. Ex
srzoung. and all ether operations gently aad tho.
r3ughiy per,arHed. Ofacs On MAla street, Opposite
n0Il Ill
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HEAR.
~ THE FEMALES

OF THE UNITED STATES
Are. as class, prOverbiaily feeble and unhealthy,
and while we may not hope for any change for the
better, until there is better understanding of the
laws OF health. we may. however, cong ratulate the
community on the introduction of a remedy which
has proved Itself of great value in relieving. and
often entirely, the seaeraI and nervous debility Of
EeMdtsS--we mean
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Il is the great medicine for the sex.
Or. Hampton saye IT Is great blessing to them,
as hare Is not disease to which they are subject
that Il triW not cure.
The above extract, written by medical man,
will pc corroborated by our Test known citizens,
who have seen the effects of this Tincture on their
wives, daughters and DELICATE children. Cong h.
kheumstlsni, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, with nuner-
GUS other diseases, are cured BY it.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all their
~ Call spd get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sod BY PURCELL, LADD T. CO., Richmond;
BY DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug,
Eist: in Petersburg: BY MORTIMER 4 NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
ID le U-d&cwts
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~ wilson's Pills. Doctors will Diff
fer in their mode Of ire stine diseases put az who
and ANTI -DYsPEPTIC PILLS, agree in saying
thai they are unsur paased q remedy for Dyspep-
IA. Sick Headache. Nervous Headache, Heart
burn. Diarrhra and other diseases. 1t IL astonish-
INK how easy their administration, and how decided
FISHER h WINSTON,
nah 0-Gt Wholesale AGENTS.
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oIss,AR< CARRIAGES, IARRlAGtS
az The subscriber has on hand .at his Cnarh
-. -. Making ksta!,i shnent. on Lombard A
,ey' oetween Alan ard Cary. l3sh and Iath ats .
TEES, BAR0UCHEs. BUGGIES, with and with
Out tops. and SULKI ES-all of his own sake oi
the best material and workmanship ali III whie,
VIII oe sold as low as good work of the ind car lie
i ~ as city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask a
call from those III want any article IN the Car
rage line, As am dete rmned to make To order an,,
10 sen az the lowest Prices possible: and all work
sold that IL new, warranted.
ie z+-dSm MICAJAH MANGUM
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9ALx1404 u AOV62x13814EI1ST
n NEW WnOLKsALE NAT House,
csAalss AMP H !4%1MSsbp nm
JAMES II. b + u Is q KY,
OF NORTH cAW1oLINA.
Would the Attention 81 oouur,
foR Re-. assG M RsHn's 'PSk
HATS. Of the latest styles. for the spring trade.
Having long experience IN business. and very su-
manufacturers. we feel confident that We can otisr
Inducements TO country merchants in both quality
snd we e to
promptly ' JAMES h'i S5
RALTlNlVRE GLASS WORKS
~ Being in full operation with three furnaces. We
are prepared to execute all ordcrs for WINDOW
Of sen xs
81 i'f'ii' ''a' t sa III
PATAPsCO AND
%iss Bss,ls. Al t'nd 81 = Pels Jas.
ns1a p3 Wassi Bottles, f.1e PATENT Msse!ss
Fssss Jars Mals Of r all fnis G ana
4sFSsFhHs AyIs$s AND
Alum. Roll Birthstone, Blue Vitrol,
COpperas, CASTLE Soap, Borux,
EPSON Salts, Castor Oil. Ext. lockwood,
Ri Carb Soda, Lnseed Oil, Glue, all kinds,
Sal Soda, White Lead, Varnishes. do,
Saleratus, French Zinc, Whiting, Putty,
Saltpetre, Paints CoIOrs. Sand Paper, &c.
BAKER, BROTHERS Il CO.,
81 and 81 South Charles ST..
fe &-lm Baltimore. Md.
WHEELWk!GHT, MgDGE& CO.,
Dealers in Printing, Writing, Blank Book, Hard
ware and Mana PA 8; Book b ndcrs'
LEATHER and CLOTH; Foreign and Domestic
RAGS; Bleaching POWDERS; ALUM, &c. No.
IA Hanover street, corner of German street,
ia 28-d6m BALTIMORE, MD.
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H. Millinery Goods.

AMlllinery Goods.
SPRING STYLES.
Just opened, at N. C. BARrON'S, log Main
street, larger assortment than usual Of BON
TiLLAS, LACE POINTS, and materials for the
same made up to order. Country merchants sur
piled with trimmed STRAW and SILK BONNETS
to order, at the shortest notice.
Will remove in a Few weeks to our new store,
No. 20 Main st., between Sth and 9th streets
NH 7-l2t N. C. BARTON, 100 Main st,
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VlR GINA
BURNING AND LUBRlCATING
COAL OILS.
The great KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COM
PANY. lcOnsistins of native citizens Of our own
State, has appointed us Agents for the sales of
their
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
BURNING AND LUBRlCATING
COAL OILS,
the quality Of which is warranted pure and unadul-
terated.
dealers throughout the State to our supply, which
will be large, and sold BY Wholesale only, at the
lowest factory prices.
ia Its GOOCH ECHOLS,
T UMHEK AT WHOLESALE. AND RE.
- AlA.-We always have on hand all kinds of
VIRGINIA LUMBER and are in daily receipt of
various kinds and qualities, which We will sell at
wholesale and retail on accommodating terms.
SPECIAL attention will be given to BILL LUM-
BIER of all kind.
in 20-sm PHILIPS h COLEMAN.
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IA. Planetts Bitters. This Celebrate
Tome has been used SUCCESSFULLY for the last lively
years ~ cases OF Indigestion, Flatuency, Cen
They create q healthy action thr0ug bout the
body, restore the appetite, equalize the circula-
ton, give tone and energy to the system, and
create power Of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
tanned.
PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable, and adsptcd to all ages and
co.dItions; are for sale by FISHER l. WIN
sTCN aSd 81 SF:esIs and pISsss' generally.
FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
e ll-3m No. LIS Main st., Richmond
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"a GREAT CHANGE TO BUY HATS.
ACAPS AND LADIES' FURS CHEAP VERY
CHEAP-N $1,000 WORTH OF HATS AN ID
CAPS AT CQST.-Having determined to close out
my stock oi Hats and Caps; shall sell from this
at cost for cash Now is the chance for those in
want of Hats and Caps to buy Iowa SIS one at So
Z u AZ $3.50. SO 50 for So; soft Hats worth : 40
Tor $3.50, - for So, So 50 for $3.50, and So for
Sz 700 numerous To mention; Caps from Is cents
To w. am determined to sell off all of my stock
30 that all who are in want can save 80 per cent by
calling &C 2U Broad street. | have all Of the late
sly les OF soft Hats and Dress Hats of nv own man.
tIce. VIM r. NJo0p " "
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CARRIAGES. &c.

oAEA4 sac 81, EStkAGEs, BgGGiks. &c;,
- changing his business, and will offer for
SAFE ms stock Of CARRIAGES, ROCkAWAYS
AND BuGGi Els, with and without tops OF MS
own make. at greatly reduced prices, put up with
great care; Give hun oail, rs he is determined
10 sell al all hazards. JOHN DOES
Mh lin Corner of 9th and Broad SITS.
AIlEsqtE OH! Man, MAN. THOU ART
EIfOfssa2 but dust; therefore, why grieye az the
,-chanses of life, for it leaves but a
illOquizIng. " -"
Mr. EpiroR As said in my last advertise fuent
hao Deen Studying astronomy. of course people
expected to hear of some reat pho nomena wonid
nave discovered, but In examining the elements
.ound mere was mystery beyond the colnprehen-
SION OF man, and as had desire to build a tower
OF Babylon, therefore / gave it out and went to-
sOildtles. ~ "''' ~
am now still in the ring to trade for anyth,uY
rom the bowels oil the earth 10 the mountain eop
80 tna1 push along. keep moving; for II il wiser
thap setting aside and dreaming, ishIn. and vast
ing NE toe, for IN life earnest battle those on,
fail. WAEa N;S i'm say
18th St. Greek Nation, Richu ond. Va.
!. ST. promised the public a rorispce of M,
NE, which Will be forthcoming la duo time ~
ia 25-Sm
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZER,
s. McGRUDER'S sons

s. McGRUDER'S sons
Pho HO PER UVIAN G UANO
We offer for sale Phospho Peruvian Guano,
man ufactured bv ourselves. and warranted to CON
tam EIGHT PER CENT. OF AM MONA AM,
FQRTY-FlVE to FIFTY PER CENT OF PEOS-
PLATE OF LIME.
Price $50, cash, per ton of 1900 pounds
Having been for many years largely engaged in
the guanO trade. and carefully observed and had
reported to US. by reliable practical farmers, the
result of expe riments with nearly every variety of
guano, enables us to furnish 4 fertilizer which we
with great confidence recommend and believe to
be much cheaper than the Peruvian. when used
alone.
The ingredients in this preparation are the yery
best Peruvian and Phosphate Guanos. selected
with great care and by rigid analysis ground to a
mixed
For TOBACCO, OATS and CORN. we do not
think THIS FertZer can be excelled; ard its hene-
unreasonable.
we shall also keep constantly on hand supply
of fine GROUND BONE DUST.
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& MATtHES. JEwELRY, SILVER

& WATtHES. JEWELRY, SILVER
IA AND PLATED WARES. A. NfEN
MI Keeps constantly on hand = laree ,oa-
ss& piete assortment of the above named AZ.
tcies emhracIns all the latest sty les whish he IL
feIs To his friends and public on the mos, rs,sou.
able terms: tie would cali particular st,sr,aon %
E.s stock of fine Watches, such as Jules Jarssa,vs
r. b. Adams Son. Alfred Lavalet,e Jules R,ae
~, Henry Reynolds Lemon. Joseph Johnston, IOan
keeps large assortme Mt OF rich Diamond Sc, "a
ger KINGS, SHIRT Buttons, Diamond Cluster and
assortment Of ladies' Cartuncie, CetsL Lsys
Cham Bracelets Chatham Chains, Neck Chalas
Charms, Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Buttons nc, SILVER
Sets. GObleis. Pitchers Salt Cellars. Cups Boas1s.
Holders, Fish Knives and For 5, Berry sgpoaL
Asparagus Tongs, Ice Tonss. Silver Spoons AID
Forks. hne Silver plated Knives &c.
Hoping to oter such inducements iha, cannet
Ian to please IN prlce and quality call respect
fuiiy solicited. g. A. MYERS,
Corner Of Main and Pearl "a.
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GHOCkOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
~ PLASTER.-The subscriber has earnestly IA
bored Tor the past four years, to exclude Northern
Gronnd Plaster, by the establishment of Home
M.H, and supPyin ing an article superior to any re-
ceived from the North, and claims a perfect sue
cess. he begs leave to return his grateful thanks
to his patrons. and asks to inform all interested
that ne has completed his Improvements that viii
HIS stock Of Lump is heavy, biased upon the
enormously increased use of superior artcle,l
selected from the purest Windsor Nova Scotia !
quarries, with special reference to its richness in
Sntphdte Of Lime. The reputation of his brand
asks only an experimental trial of those who nave
not made apphGatlon Of this ea!3a6le Fertilizer.
JOHN n. CLAIBORNE, No. IL Pearl st.