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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-07-25
OKOvISION AND GROCERY SToRE

Il The undersigned keeps constantly on hand
at his store room in Philipsburg, Centre county
full stock of Flour, Hams, Shoulders Sides Cof-
fee, Tea, Sugar. Rice, Alolasses, &c. Also Lii
quors of all kinds Tobacco Segars, Snuff, &C.; all
of which he offers to purchasers the most ad-
yantageous terms. Give him call, and try his
articles. lmar2Il ROBERT LLOYD.
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BLANK-BoOKs 3 STATIoNERY

Ledgers, Day books, Receipt and Note Books,
Diaries, Ladies and Office Portfolios, Blank parch-
ment and paper deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and all
legal blanks; Fooscap, letter, note, business and
drawing paper, envelopes, ready reference lies ;
Annears Arnod's writing fluid; Ink, black blue
cilage, and all other articles in the stationary line
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-07-25

}. OSCAR Lorraine .uAnrswlek n. D.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-07-25

Cayendish. best; Natural Leaf, Rough Read V.
Lady twist Fine cuts of all kinds and pride of the
Harem tobacco; Rappe Scotch snuff; Ell phaeton,
HenryClay, Punch, La china, El none &c. Segars.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-07-25

On SpRIsG.-W learn that the surface OF
the water in spring on the farm OF Iifus H.
Bailey. in Bloom township, is covered with an
oily substance, and thsS there are other lndi-
cations of oil deposits in the immediate neigh
boIhood. Mr.. Baily should at once go to work
and have the proper examinations made to as
certain whether oil does exist there in any
considerable quantity. Should it turn out IA
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-07-25
INN WARE. PRICES REDrCED

ITNN WARE! PRICES REDUCED =
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS are invited
to call and examine the lar gest assortment of .ell
naGae itst-acars to be found in the State which
we are prepared to sell at Losrer Prices ,ban in
ferior goods arc generally sold for
MEI.L0Y FORD
Sign of the Large Coffee Pot
Mar:li: % 3n- 125 Market st. Philadelphia
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OUR MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.-We learn
that all our members of the Federal House OF
Representatives have determined TO go on to
Washington and resign there. We are in
formed that there are members from other
Southern States who are DESTROYS OF confer
ring with them in the steps towards the con-
summation OF a Southern Confederacy. This
arrangement Will not interfere with the dis
charge OF their duties as delegates 10 the State
convention. Col. Keitt, Mr.. Boyce and Mr..
Miles have been nominated as delegates. for
when their experience admirably is them,
and, therefore, their election is very eeneralIy
oesireo.-Coinmtia South Caroliniaa
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TIE ELECTIoN.-It is stated that In con.
sequence of informaiities in voting In some of
the counties, by which some of the Bell and
Everett Electors were not 70 ted for, the Electo-
raj vote OF Virginia will stand-Beli 0, Brock
inridge or Bell IL, Breckinridge4. The num-
bers are not stated very certainly, but it seems
to be generally understood that the Electoral
vote will be divided
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SAD CALAMIrY.-A young couple. uams

BAD CALAMITY.-A young couple, named
Jonn Lyle ana mary Jane Spooner, were al.
lied In marriage at Darlington Station, on
Sunday, the 18th inst, and proceeded ON Mon
day, tuil Of hope and happiness, for their ne W
home In Minnesota, where the husband
owned valuable property. Arriving al La
Crosse they stepped ON board the steam hoa I
bound for st Paul and in promenading the
deck the young husband accidentally lost his
footing and stepped overheard. All efforts
TO rescue him were unayailing and the young
and happy bride of few hours before re-
t " 10 her home a disconsoiate widow
Chteago Journal
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BOARDING..


DOARDiNG.-Mrs PARKER, Broad street,
ID I'd house below African Church, would be hap
py to accommodate tour or Ave gentlemen with
BOARD and LU uGJ Nc, on reasonable terms.
IA DAY BUARUERS also received. no 29-2t
pOARDi NG.-I have two pleasant and deslTa-
- bic rooms at the CARLTON HOUSE. sulta
be Tor taniiI3s that may desire to obtain BOAR
In a pleasant mel shDorhood, and convenient to
business in the city.
modated, bT MRS. BASS,
On 18th, between Broad aud Marshall SITS.
There is d STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE
attached to the lot, for re 1T. no 28-6t-
DOARDiNG.-The subscribers, having taken
- the house Of Jos. H. Crenshaw. Esq on Main
street between 9th and 9TH, inform their friends
and the public that they will be prepared to re-
ceive Doarders on the LIST Of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort of Its in
mates. II is pleasantly situated, and convenient
to the business part of the city. Several day
boarders can be accommodated.
r. B. MURRAY,
selS-3tawts NJ. J. MURRAY.
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edmond TYPE FOUNDRY,
II LOCATED IN TIE LAW BUILDING.


On FRANKLIN STkEET.
The proprietors of the above estaDlisnment beg
leave say that they are prepared to execute any
order for NEWSPAPER, OK or JOB PRINT
ING OFFICES. and are now manufacturing. on
The spot. new dress for the Richmond Dispatch
tntee TO furnish as good article IS can be had
North. and at Nav York prices. We have exten-
slve business connections with nearly all the ty pc
foundrles In the United States, and are, therefore,
enabled to furnish Type of other manufacturers
when required,
" e desire every newspaper in the South to copy
this advertisement for month sendiLg US one
copy OF the paper aud they will receive their pay
by purchasing of us five times the amount OF their
bill for such advertisement.
WALKER & PELOUZE,
no 29-1m Richmond Va,
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Me- Lumber Card.-Eugene Darlington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
late Edward Il. Dudle '. will continue the business
at the old 'ard, corner Franklin and 18th streets,
where ne v IL be happy to serve the old custom,
on hand-WHlTE Pr Z. YELLOW P Il n,
Ehh00URsJIyNG, WAiLN6UT, CaERRY, ASH MA
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE CARING ron,
no l--dlm Corner Franz I'm and 18th SITS,
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ia An Act of ratitude.-2O. 900 Copies of
MEDICAL BOOK FOR GRATUITOUS CInCU
LAFiON; by a sufferer, who has been eGectually
cured OF Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory and
Dlmness of Sight, resulting from early errors by
tollowing the instruct ons gwen IN medical work.
Considers 1T his duty, IN gratitude to the author,
sufferers, to publish the means used He will,
therefore, send tree, to any address, receipt OF
information required. ADDRESS, = Box 579," P. o..
Albany, n. Y. no I2-d& cw3m
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A A Living
WITNESS!
HOW He CAME

WITH ESS
HOW He CAME
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WONDERFUL AND ASTO ONDINGi
MEssRs. MORTIMER Il MoWBRAY:
Having seen Certificate OF agreat cure of Scro-
fula, by Hampton's Vegetable Tlncture, on a ser
want boy IN the family OF the Hon. VIM P. Thorn
assem- OF Kentucky, with certificates of the Hon
H. Clay and others, testlfyIng to tersons cured by
ii, was also induced to try the Tncture a ser
want girl of mine. Her disease ScrofHLa in
its worst form she was blind both eyes, and
her case was so bad that never expected to
her restore. procured the Iincture, and | am
happy to say, before she had used one bottle she
began TO see. snd by the time she had ken the
second bottle heT eyesight was quite restored, ard
she cured Of this loathsome ulsease, and now,
though two years have elapsed, she has had
turn of the disease, and | consider her entirely
cured by this Tlncturt. give this certificate that
others may be Induced. as l was, TO try this most
valuable remedy, as | believe. from what | have
J. b. II. ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chestertown, Md.
Gall and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs.
Rheum atism. Scrofula, &c. As restorative and
InvlSorat0r 1t has been highly recommended
II aMPTON'S VEGf TABLE TINCTURE.
HA- Delicate Ladies and Children will please
give IL q trial.
This Tlnctnre will be found great medicine for
all their diseases.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD L CO., Richmond /,
oy DIR. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
sists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER g. NOW
BRAY. Bsitimore and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
SIS. no 70 -dS ewts
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DIED.

On ednesday morning, the gath inst, at the
residence Of Wa ii. shlslds, tsq after PRO-
tracted illnesa. THOMAS HENDt,Ck, 50 years
The funeral will take place from the residence
of Mr. Shields. on Main, between 10Th and 10Th
sta on this tThursdas1 mornIng, at 10 O'Clock
His friends and the acluaIntsnces of the family
are respectfully invited to attend without further
notice.
On Wednesday, 2sth instant, Mrs CAROLINE
RADbEY. In her 6iSt year.
Her funeral will take place at the Third Baptist
Church CDR letter at half past 10 O'Clock FRIDAY
rning next. a0th inst. The friends of the family
and those Of Mrs. M. y. Jennings, invited to at
tsDd.
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awe call the attention Of the printing eoHi-
i hmiZE 20 me advertisemsnt Of WALKER re
isoOLc, the proprietors OF the Ricainond Tyre
Foundry. II appears IN another eolumn OF our pa
per,
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A.Wheeler & Wilson's

With rev improvements, at reduced prices The
Wheeler & W ilson Manufacturing Company hav-
ing gained ALL their suits at law with infringing
manufacturers of Sewing Machines, propose that
the public shall be benefited the by and have
cordiugly reduced the prices of their Sewing Ma
chimes. After this date they will be sold at rates
that will pay fair profit on the cost of manufac-
tuTe, capital invested, and expense of making
sales such prices will enable them to make
first class Machines. and. etofore, guarantee
them in every particular.
NEEDLES, SILK. &c, at reduced prices.
A-uffice and Salesroom Z7 Main street, Rich
moLd Va. o23-6t*
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IA ca qparters r.nor,

SOUTH t.RN MILITARY DEPOT.
The subscribers having largely increased their
stock of MILITARY GOODS,
and possessing superior facilities for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this line,
prepared to offer extraordinary Inducements
to all IN want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULET rES, IN every VARIETY, for officers
and prvstes.
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, &c.
BUTTONS, LACES, BINDING, WEBBING,
and general assortment of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL Il TYLER, los Maia street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Spectacles, Military and Fancy Goods.
no 3-d&cwlm Tin r
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Positively last night but two of the Farewell
Engagement of
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS.
And her father.
Mr. PETER RICBINGS
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n Ladies, Look at This.

n- Ladies, Look at This.
splendid stock of LADIES' CLOAKS AND
DRESS GOODS just received which have been
purchased within the past week. at a great sacri-
hce. and will be sold at about one half former
prices for cash. All ask of you is. come and see
and examine for yourselves at No. 29 Vain 81.
no 23-lm JNU. l.. SMlTHER,
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THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. %. 1850,
Will be performed the interesting Petite Comedy
of MIRA NJ,
THE DAUGHTER OF THE STARS.
Miriam with songsl. Miss CAROLINE RIcHINGs
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e. KiUHMVND Pl1ILnARMu,IC

* 49, RICHMOND PHiLHARM VIC
49, ASSOCl ATiON.-Reg ular rehearsal To-
NlGhT q hur sdd' at half past O'Clock, at the
hal, room no. IS, Mechanics Institute. A full
and punctual attendance is requested.
BIZ order of J. u GhISWOLU, Pres't
HENRY HARNEY, Secy. no29-ltt
-ee, EOTiCE.-RICHMO GRANITE
V>i-A SION = cUTTEhS-Attend n regular
monthly meeting of our Asso 5Iauon, at SCHAD'S
HALL, on SATURDAY EVENING, December
LIST, az half past seven o'clock
ANY member absent during 6 rOli'' call shall be
fined. inc 29-2t" L, MACCABE, Sec'y
gs f. ELiGIGUs INTELLECTUALLY
%-A UNION tRAYER NESTING IS held
at the rooms OF the oans Mems Christian AS
socIatIon IN GUDDIN'S BALL.
Christians of ali denominations, and STRANGERS
visiting the city. are cordially invited to attend
nOl2-lm
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NJ Wheeler Il wilson's

Wheeler n wilson's
Sc W Nc NJ CHI N ESt
HAVE WON THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS AT THE
United States Agricultural FAIR.
Maine, Vermont, Connecticut,
New YORK, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, MISSISSIPPI, Missouri,
Chic, Indiana, Illinois.
Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin,,
and California STATE FAIRS.
Also, at ths FAIRS of the
American institute New York
Franklin Initiate Philade phia.
Mechanics Institute ............-San Francisco.
MARY land NJ echanlcs' Institute. Baltimore.
Va.Mechanlcs' Institute. n edmond.
KENTUCKY Institute. Louis vile.
Mechanics Association. Boston,
Mechanics Association 900. Cincinnati.
Mechanical Association. .......... st. Louis.
Metropolitan Mechanics Instl-
tute, .---- Washington.
Ne Virginia Office and Sales Rooms,
NOS I'm 227 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
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CUMMISSIUNkk'S OFFICE |

RICHMOND. Nov. 18th. 1867.
'TNO THE GRE DiTSh~ The. 4 s LATE
l. OF LUCY COLEMAN, DEC'D, AND ALI.
9th ERS CONFERENCE.-THE are hereby mott
fed that at the request of Mr. GsoRGE A. PEAkCE,
executor of the said Lucy Coleman, decd, nave
appointed the 8.h day of December next, at my
Office, tOr receiving proof OF debts demands
against the said dece1ent her estate, at " Inch
time and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chancery OF the County court of Henrco County,
the Gay and year first aforesaid.
no 29-Ld J. II. SANDS.
VIRGINIA LIFE iNSURAE z cow
PANY.-A REQ UlSIF ION of fiiGl eight dol
lars Per share tho shares the capital stock of
thus company will be due and pay able at the office
OF the company, on SATURDAY, the LIST Deceu-
Der. 1850 b order OF the Directors
o29-3t J. aDAIR pLEnSANTS. Sec'y.
NOTICE All persoas having claims against
~ the Ia g GEO. w. VIM. will present them;
and those indie 5ed, will cal. and settle
no 29-lt VIM. REED EN-. Administrator
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MARINE IN rELLIS4ENCu.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER Is.
H1gh Wa,sr tAts day Thursday Ak o'e!esh.

ARRIVED,
schr. M. l.. Johnson Gntf1ws' Norio'A' n'<''
Schr. Hard Sorabble, Packard, down the river,
senr. Georgia, Packard down the river, Light.
ecnr. J. W. l.. Sturses, Scott, down the river,
light.
CALLAo, Oct. W.--Si'd, ship Messenger; 23d-
Z.pnyr; 20tn Mary Bangs; ed -cacnem IAN .
yiaIlatla; 18th Eastern STATE; all for Hampton
Kosos. In pott, zsth--ship Princess Royal, set
''I Liv i Nov. s-Ship Morning Star ad-
Vsgtssa so ss1 Oct 'G snip Francis. for
Hampton Roads, LEAKING; was still in port l7th
B SION. Nov. a--Arr'd, brig Sarah Wooster,
Bluff FONT, Va.
BALTIMvRB. Nov. g.--Arr'd, schr. RoxbuIy
new YORK, Nov. s7.--Crd. steamship James
town, Richmond.
SERVANTS FOR ERE & SALE.
FOR RiRE-A WOMAN from the country,
4 with one child. shs IS a good COOK, " ASH
Apply To LUCIEN LEWIS,
Agent for hirn6 out Servants,
no2-A Metropolitan Hall.
EuK HiR ga likely Negro GIRL. Is OF. IA
Agent ior Hiring out Negroes, 60,
no S-N Metropolitan Hall.
DOR SALE OR HlRE-A NEGRO WOMAN,
L "a years of age, strong, active and healthy
She Is represen,eu as being a good CUoK, Wash =
+ X and Iron K; or she Will be EXCHANGED Tor
Stale stock, Bank stock, or real estate. Apply to
Messrs. BELTS l. GKEGOkY,o
JAS. K. GUDDIN,
no 2S-2t At Jas. NJ Taylor Sons Once.
rOOk FOR SALE.-Any one IN want of a
~ good Female COOK. without lncumbrance.
can be supplied al GRADY'S jail, Oh Cary street;
also, d No / CARPENTER-both OF which Will
be sold on accommodating terms. no 20-eots
A No. 1 CARPEaTEh Fon sALE:-we
~ have for private sale, a likely NEGR O NJ AN,
~ years of age who is a no. l CAkPEN TER OF
good MOI al character, and sold for no fault.
Apply to PChLlaM q Co.,
oc lS-ts Odd Fellows Hall, RANKIN ST.
COOK FOR SALE.-We have for sale young
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years. she ID
an A No. Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
PULLIAM Il CO, Aucts.,
sel5-ts Odd Fellows Hall. Franklin st.
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h Ali Medicines should be Prepared by

H. Ali Medicines should be Prepared by
REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR.. ]. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs.
Colds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis, aid that lion of
f DR.J.s aosE'S BuCHU COMPOUND @ ds dpS for all
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. THIS preps-
ration is a positive cure. Proc 50 cts.
tisn, Cholie, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, II, Is
snd so cts.
DR. J. s. ROSES Alternative SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure OF scrofala, old
EruptIons, Chrome Diseases, Uulcers, Sores
an impure state ofthe blood. Price 81.
Sold by Druggists, and by
WARREN l. WARING,
ia Ally LOT Broad st.. Agent for Ricnmopd
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aPdCIAL HOTICHa.

~ Terrible Times Down SOuih.-Every-
body 10 prepar ng for war. Great excitement. The
people are making ready for the 6astls s o1th
SAMARITAN is still In the field. It has relieved
many BOT invalids and is prepared to give relief
ralsie, Stiffness of JOINTS si &o and ali kinds Of
pains For sale by ali the Druggists OF RIshmono
and elsewhere. no 20 -lw.
aANo Suspension In the Sale of Bargains!
AT j. MlLLHIsEa BR0THEKs,.
We are determined to offer ExTRA0RDINA-
RY INDUCEMENTS to purchasers OF
DRY 60 o DS,
from until the LIST Of January, 1884, in order to
cut down our large stock on hand'
Fauov DRESS SILKS. at reduced prices.
DRESS GOODS, of all materials. at reduced
CL0AKS and sHAwLS, at reduced prices
The reduction in prices will commence THIS
DAY. November 2sth. and continue until the LIST
We are taking Bank notes Of the North Carolina,
South Carolina. and all the Virginia Banks, at par.
J. MiLLHlSER BROTHER,
EA Uncurrent Sotes..-we will take n,
par, IN exchange for DRY GOODS, the notes of
CAROLINA. provided they are offered In gums Of
FIVE dollars and upwards and we are not req u red
to give specie In change. Our stock very full
New CLOAKS constantly received, and very
cheap. mo 9-tsi WATKINS & FfCKLEE.
ana TS attention e r9esrs
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER a home ar
tlcle and superior t. most # the kind before the
pubic JNO. W. GARLlCK. Sole Proprietor.
n Home Manufa cture. Semple's Infal.
LII BILE BAKING POWDER. the best and cheap
batter and 1Gokwheat cafes. .V etc. For sale By
druggists and grocers generally.
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AMU6EMENT9,

NEW r a x r e.
KUNKEL & MOxLEY,
Sole Lessees and Managers.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL.
rendered by number of our most influential
citizens, to
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGs,
to take place
FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. soth.
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es.- ON AND AFTER MON
49, gtssaszEa1s DAY next, December Sd, the
akx -sa-~E ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
on this Railroad will be changed from a DAILY
to a TRI-W EEkbT Schedule. leaving RICH
MUND on MONDAY, WEDNk SDAY and FRI
DAY, at A. "a, and PETERSBURG on the
same days at s is A. NJ.
no 29-2w THOS. H. WENNE, Sup't
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DOARDENG.-One or two DE IRABL f
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE,
between 9th and 2th streets oc Its
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday morning. the 2Sth November,
1850, bv Rev. ThUs. Ward White. JESSE T.,
HUTCHEsON. ESQ, TO Miss EMILY 3 daugh-
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n ARMORY COMPANY "G,"iu
y RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1876.
IN on, ssemDie At Your Hail, on FRIDAY
WEVE siNG, Nov. 3Jth. at half past 7 O'clock,
Tor urn and the TIA. saction of business.
d. order OF Captain GoRpoN
M, 49,, y. j. TUCKER. lst serg't.
Ihs dedeafrson Of the Hall 10 anavoidabl, sost-
time the military Of the city are invited to attend
pO2s-2t'
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iCoRREsRoNpENcE.I
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 27, 1850.
Miss CARoLtss RICHIxes-
In conjunction with large number of your ar :
dent admirers, we desire to give some evidence,
howey slight, OF our appreciation of your supe-
rlor talen as an artistic. and our nnbounded ad-
tired In yourself. We, therefore, beg your accept
anoe of Complimentary Testimonial, 10 take
place at such tims as you may be pleased to de
signate.
In rendering this acknowl edgment we beg to as
sure you of our high appreciation of American
talent, rendered doubIy attractive in yourself.
:, An early reply, slgnliying your acceptance, and
designating Il time will greatly 0blIge
A host of admirers and oe't serv'ts,
Marmaduke Johnson, ] M: skinner,
Littleton Tazewel, Dr. JOS. Woodward,
Chastain White, VIM b Ritter,
VIM. LLOYD. Dr. Geo. w. Bagby,
WIN. g. Dunbar, VIM. J. Copton.
Thos. L Chopper. ]. L. WadsWorth,
DIR. Jas II. Conway, Thos G. Jackson.
lie Gillesnie. DR., w. Leish Burton i,
DR.. Tnso Z. Mayo, A Judson Crane,
Thos. Johnston, j. u. GrlswUid.
And others
RicHmosp. Nov. POI h, 1880.
To Messrs. Marmadnke Johnson, l.itteton Tazs-
well, DR.. James H.. Conway, DR.: George w
GENTLEMEN: In reply to your kind favor. now
lying before me. permit me to return III, HEARTFELT
thanks, not only for the fsttering sentime nts
therein expressed, but also for the many marks of
esteem which the public of this city nave already
bestowed on me. might exhaust the vocabulary
portray gratItuGe. You must, therefore. be con-
tented with the simple, honest II thank YOU"
which. from my heart, give YOU.
Allow me to name next FRIDAY EVENING.
Nov. 30tb, fitting time for the com letton {
your KIND Intentions and also to subscribe self
CAROLINE NJ. RICHINGs.
Tha entertainments seleoted for tina occss,on
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IA TEN DOLLARS REWAKD will BE-

IS paid Dy me for the apprehension and delive-
GAry at tie Carbon Hill Mines, of WILLIAM.
~ slave, belonging to Macon Tratue. oi
.s-zz.ChesIe field. WILLIAM rs about feet 81
inches hz h, OF brown ole xion 80 or 81 ears OF
age. lips and hands very rough f ON the effects OF
rngworm; slow of speech, and carpenter by
trade. he has wife at Elijah BrUmmall's, IN
ChosteTh Id. JOHN J. Wkhrh.
no PTS Avant
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The entertainments selected for the occasion
will consist of he Opera of the
NAT IONA l. u A D,
and the Petite Comedy of
WUOING IN JEST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-29

a- Leeehes! Leeches!! Leeches!!!-I
fresh TEDlSH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which viii be applied upon the mort
reasonable terms
S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to- can be found at all hours of the DAY al
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
can Hotel, lsntranee on 18th street, and at night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap ls--ts X. G. HOBSON.
IA Families will consult their interest
by using SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING
POWDER. 1t is cheaper and better than an
similar article in market. For sale by all re-
taIers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-29

on CAAE, OIL MEAL,
" THOhLEY'S FOOD for Cattle and Horses
2U bales HAY;
$40 bushels CORN; CORN MEAL;
0O0 bush Cleaned OATS; Irish POTATOES;
8 OU0 bush. MILL UFFAL; LOOSE FLOUR;
Family, Extra and Super. FLOUR
BLAi K x HARViE.
no 26-l6t Corner Cary and 18th sta.