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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-15

A HERMIT IN ENGLAND-A Singular Story-A correspondent of 1Hc WotUer- hamptom Chronicle says that there is her init living few miles from Stevenage, Eng land, and within thirty ot London ard he At the termination of the road, mansicn of no ordinary size met my view, but better aud happier times had reigned within with out, all was desolation and ruin. Tune that destroyer of all things-had done its work here every inlet was barricaded by the rude axe and hammer its petals no liv- ing mortal had passed for eleven long years :; the interior, which was once rich in design and comfort, is now mouldering to decay |; no cheering voice is heard within it's walls, only that of rats and vermin. In tracing my steps to the scepe of the hermit's cell, which is situated at the back of the build. ing, and looking through the wooden bars of . window devoid of glass, I perceived dis nal, black aud dirty cellar, with an earth floor, not one vestige of furniture except a wooden bench and few bottles, and rem nant of fire. It was with difficulty, by the faint rays of light admitted into this lOdluSOuiC AtHp tuuG SVuiu tldCc ~ uuiIdiI form clothed only in horse rug, leaving his arms, legs and feet perfectly bare his hair was piodigiously loLg, with beard tangled and matted. On my addressing him. he came forward with readiness. I found him a gentleman by edueation and birth, and mos: courteous in his manners. He anxiously in. auired after several arist6cratic families iTl Stafforkshire and adjoining counties. It is evident that he at one period mixed tn the first circles but the secret of his desolate retirement is, and probably ever will remain mystery to his neighbors and tenantry, by whom he is supplied with food (chiefy bread and milky Already eleven weary Winters has he passed in this dreary abode, his only bed being two sheep-skins, aud his sole com
 panions the rats, which may be seen passing
 to and fro with ease nd'perfect safety. Dur ing the whole of his seclusion, he has entire ly abstained from ablution; consequently his couutenance is perfectly black. How much it is to be regretted that man with suct
 high intellectual powers. in the prime o manhood, and possessed of such ample means
 should spend his days in filth and seclusion 1 in waste of time and in misery"
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igible portions and these but partially ill- telligible-of his fragmentary utterances. Miss Rhoda soon understands him, however, and cheerily exclaims {: know what you mean, Mr. Phillips but you'll never say it, if I don't help you, for; we can't send Har- riet up into the bedroom this cold night :; and if I wait till the clock strikes, shall lose my chance of helping you. You want me to marry you, don't you? There. Har- riet 1 I said this time twelvemonths that Pd ask him, and see, hapep
 Neither Harriet, snugly housed in, nor we who visit at her hospitabie, happy home (the holly hedge has been cut down), have had any reason to regret that Miss Rhoda Phipps became, month afterwards, Mrs. Henry PhilipS
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A wee laddie was brought before one of the Glasgow bailies, who asked, "Where did you learn so much wickedness?"
 Do you ken the pump in Glasford street?"
 "No," said the bailie.
 "Weel, then, do you ken the pump in the Bridgegate?" Y
 "Weel, then, gang there and pump as lang as ye like, for I'm hanged if ye pump mel" ~ #
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Dutchman-"Good moryer, Patrick, how

Dntehman-"Good moryer, Patrick, how you tug ?" @ & ' Irishman-''G ood morning till ye. Mike, think ye we'll get any rain the day 2"
 Dstehman-"I guess not--Ve nefer had much rain in ferry try time.a .
 Arishmam- Faith, and ye're right there, Mike; and thin, whenever it gets in the way O raiuin' the disil bit o'dhry whither will ws get q long as the wit spell howlds,"
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JoB PRINTING e.

JOB PE IN TI M O.. III AvING recently added to our Job Depart Il ment one of GORDONS -s New Lightning Job & Card Presses. and number of fonts of new and beautiful Card and Job Type, from the foundry of Messrs Con- nsr Sons, so that facilities for executing all kinds of
 JOB AND CARD PRINTING State. We solicit the patronage of our friends and the public generally, with the assurance that their favors will be executed with promptness. and at the lowest living prices. Among the many articles printed at our sstab- lishment are the following: ADDRESSES
 BLANKS of all kinds, . BROWNING. all colors,
 BUSINESS CARDS,
 BOOKS,
 BILL HEADS, BYLAWS, N BANK CHECKS, BANK WORK of every description,
 CARDS. .... tr.-. CATALOGUES. ..s' CIRCULARS
 ...t DRAFTS, 1...,. Plain and fancy T. a b e l 9 h Black and Colored Inks or Bronze of every shade, on White or Fancy Colored'Pape WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, s HANDBILLs, HEADINGS, TICKETS, A" MANUFACTURERS LABELS, .; PAMPHLETS, FOSTERS. . .a.4. PROGRAMMES, SERMONS. ..5F ...a SHOP and STAGE BILLS,
 As., &e, in every style. Always on hand, good stock Of Plain enam slsd, and fancY white and colored
 Cards, and, in fact, everything in this branch of the businsss, adapted to every description of work H JAMES HUMPHREY, JR. ESourRsR Jos OFFICE, Nov. 15. 1859.
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A tourist being informed by the lsndlorf of certain inn that he must not sleep with bis boots on, very considerably replied ;- "oh, the bugs won't hurt 'ew they arc sn
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Not long ago, q bridegroom, returning home from his wedding, was met by friend. who thus addressed him: Well, Jack, I'm glad to see thee in thy happy position; thou'st seen the end of thy trouble now"
 Thank thee, lad" was Jacks answer, T hope I have" s' @
 About month afterwards the two friends again met, when Jack, speaking rather warmly, exclaimed, "Bill. thou telled I q lie that morning got Eedl Didn't thou say I'd seen bend of my trouble!"
 aI did" said Bill; "but didn't tall thee pI;s1 end d."- FJssa's MagSsiss
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Whole No. Is1s.

MAKING ARRANoEmENrs.-The democracy s ~as s"gaged Thursday in stalking out their nar'ai place on the corner of Pearl and irnmou'i street. The old cellar not beino large enough to hold the remaius the com. mittee have determined to scratch crsvsl . little before going in. The Aldcrmsr s,,,, the Fifth acts as sexton upon the mourngri occasion. The committee having the mat,sr in charge have agreed upon the folIowinc s-. engagements for the performance of the obse. quIes which are to take place on Tuesdav. the Sd of April. The procession will leave the Tunes office at II o'clock A. M.
 Marshal of the Day on waw hswss.
 -@D Rand
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THE day set for the Chicago convention, ( May l6th,) is the anniversary of Stewards birth; as is also the day for the Charleston convection the anniversary for both Buchan. an and Douglas.
 The people of Charleston expect to make their individual if not political fortunes out of the democratic national convention. The minimum hotel charge (for sleeping on the roof or the tables in the kitcheu,) will be $5 u day; the maximum anything that can be extorted. Dwellings are hired for the accom- modation of cliques at 8 price nearly sufh- cieRt to have bought them year ago. The price paid for the hall of the convention is $250 per diem. It is said there is nothing now left for rent about the suburbs except a mule shed about four miles from town. The Mills House will pack in 1900, the Charles ton Hotel $500, and other public houses in proportion. Many of the delegates from the Atlantic seaboard states will 20 in char tered steamers and live aboard. 9 fl
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Elm Park Collegiate Institute ,4. IJTCHFIELD. CONN,

HINDER the management of the REV. DR:
 0 JAMES RicuABDs. assisted by well qualified instructors Full course of English and Classical studies. with the Modern Languages, Music and Drawing Every advantage is afforded for obtain ing substantial. useful and accomplished ednca- tion. Terms moderate for board and tuition Pupils received ut any time. For circulars ad- dress Dr. J. RICHARDS, Principal.
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TN D. MCNEIL has on hand an assortment
 of BERAGE DE LANES which will be offered for the next two weeks at >l2 l-2 cents psr yard d--common price 20 to 25 cents
 0thef Dress Goods in proportiop, to close out for New Spring Goods.
 Ntoh6sid, Feb: 24th, 1860.
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ApvSRrIsINa

Fourteen lines or less--1. 2 or weeks. $1 % 1Ach continuance thereafter, per week.. 20 Probate and other legal notices at the usual rates
 Yearly and other regular advertisers charged according to space occupied. ..F .....,
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Never butt your head against bedpost to see which is the hardest it is folly.
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Thos. H. Seymour. H E James E. EpglisA Nathl B. Stevens. ORA I'll. c. Kingsbury. Horace Taylor PAR X: Psliek c. chiId. Burr. Eaton. Hsmeruler Gov. Wise on Harper's Ferry Cow. Delegates from the Middle States. Delegates from the Southern States. Delegates from the Western States. Foreigners under the command of a No Nothius. No Nothings under command of Foreigner.
 Post Masters. Collectors of the Ports of New London, New ,A Haven and Barkhamsted. Gentlemen belonging to the Judiciary.
 Citizens generally.
 Boys particularly. Whie the procession is in motion. the hand under the direction of Gen. Pratt will play d lively strain in horn. The inscription upon the tablet to be placed over the mound will read as follows:
 Stranger, Pausibus!
 HICK JACKET,
 The Conn., Democratic Partibus Knocked excelsior than Kiteibus.
 Apr II Anno Domini MDcccLx
 In life it was Qui tran sust.
 Post Mortem it was nix cum rous. It lies in peace cause for much thankseivinR That it now lies more harmless than while liv. ing.
 It lied in print, and on the stree were heard Its baneful falsehoods. Now it lies inferred. Pause, stranger, pause, and drop silent tear Ofgratitude to know that it will evermore lie here
 Courdnf
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m. VICTOR RALVERGNAT from Paris will con. IINe tinue to give lessons in French and Draw iRg in connection with ths Norfolk Academy, ririer the charge of Mir. Ira W. Pettibone, A. M. and to private pupils or classes who may wish to be instructed insthese branches.
 MSAlvergnat refers by permission to Rev. Jo- seph Eldridge, D. D and to Col. Robbins hattell
 Norfolk, Jan. 2. 1860. s5
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dbe GitfbheIo Gngairer l. Pgs1zazD EVERY THuzsDAr Moas1ro oy rH, YsrsD FEooR or THE ExouIRxR BUILDING px
 JAMES HUMPHREY. Jr.
T E R N 5.
supscnrrr1oN prr Axxru.

Village subscribers (by carrier,) and single
 mail suhscribcrs-in in aduance ......... $1 50 Tewn subscribers (oG the carriers route,)
 and mail subscribers, in bundles, IN AD-
 NANob, ........ ......A Zo ' Postage Free within this County.
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st. Julien Eating Saloon,

~RAvEs q sAYLEs. Attorneys and " Counsellors at-Law, 207 Broadway, New York, (entrance on Fulton streeto
 HENRY B. GRAVES. GEO WILLARD sAYLEs. 1y45.
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TIT ENRY M. DUTIoN, Attorney and H Counsellor -at-Law. Office in Court House, Iitchfeld, Conn.
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who is rather an old young lady, adds that it is really immodest for Miss Rhoda Phipps-- she doesu't aunt her now-to call so often at his house but she supposes that her age protects her.
 At this spite and tattle, Aunt Rhoda on- ly laughs. In all honesty of purpose, she simply tried to win fresh patron for her poor clients, and to convert sullen recluse into an agreeable neighbour. She has suc- ceeded, so let rumour and Belinda Brown say what they please. It must be owned, however, that she takes great interest in her protege, and champions him on all occa- sions against Harriet, who. now that her love-tbeory has proved false, and he lives like commonplace gentleman instead of a hermit, is rather apt-with most mild malignity, however-to depreciate him.
 New Years Eve has come again !; and a little after eleven the sisters are sitting this time without company--in their little parlof, when they hear knock at the front door. Rhoda, much astonished. runs to open it, and is still surprised when Mir. Phil lips enters. He has had sad relapse-his asaHraise honte has come back as bad as ev- er He can hardly be persuaded to be seat ed ]; he idgets with his hat he looks as. kanse at Miss Harriet, as if annoyed by her presence, but turns pale with fear when by chance she rises as if about to leave the room; he hems and haws he begins sen. sences. and never ends them. Deeply grate.
 iul 70 M,ss Rhoda, object for existence'-
 IVY 'es tne year close, are the only intelli.
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TAILORING. &c,
L7ALL AND WINTER CiOTHISG

EALL AND WINTER CiOTHING.-The
/ attention Of the citizens of Richmond and the
public generally Is respectfully called to large,
varied, and complete assortment of Gents and
Youths CLOTHING aud FURNISHING GOODS,
Gil oil which were manufactured by us, with a
view OF pleasing the great diversitles of taste in
regard 10 dress. We hatter ourselves that the
surpassed by any house in the city, and that our
advantages In manufacturing clothing are such as
not be equalled. Having made more extensive
arrangements this season for the supply Of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope to receive large support from all in want of
aThcles in our branch of business, assuring them
al that we Will do them Justice.
We are also prepared to make to order any arti-
Gle OF Gents Wearing Apparel, at short notice.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
tBranch of Baltimore House,
los. corner Main and 14th or Pearl SITS.
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RTIFICIAL TEETH. ..TaE
s@SCI EOPLASTIC AN ID VULCANITE

ARTIFICiA TEEETH; ;TAE
&fYYffSS aEoP !, 4 Ahw I HoSNtESsAHbI I
rIsr. having the rlsh, for thr above mode Of
making Teeth. and being satisfied of its alb
can with confidence commend il TO those desirins
fai or partial sets of teeth, and especially suo6
asins. The perfect adaptation Of the plate 10 thc
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him = insert one or more teeth srttkoef eIasus-
This slethod having been adopted by those stand
ing A.Ghest in the profession, North and South,
testis onials Til 30 given and specimens exhibited
fcs =. ssg sthss ssss VIZ cenrss bs made 81
Esis .si : q 'sa'ilas ssf M
nm ssss % as's ss,ssa ..,.si,s sg;sIe.ss;:a
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MEDICINES,

H'Hz: Is r EAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
J. AND No HUMBUG.-PETERS MALL
BILE REMEDY FOX GONORRHEA AND
ALL SECRET SEAS ES.-fhis great Anne rIoan
remedy, containing no heTCITial or Balsamic
properties. exce!s eVerJ thing heretofore oIieI ed
the public. n It's curative, restorative and
ya,lng powers; and the medical world are
l0nished when told that tins above remedy will
cure the above diseases. aud coptodnded when
tney have ocular demonstrators Of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known ol the
esly i0r twenty ID years, has known OF a case
Of twenty years standing to be restored TO per
fsct health, 8nd al othef cases OF shorter duTa-
ton 10 ne restored, without a single exception,
ard therefore challenges any case OF Gonorrhea
winch the remedy will not cure, provided tie
directions are carried out with prudence on
the part of the patient; and any one purchaslng
Raf q dozen bottles. and using accordingly, IN his
or her case, ho guarantees a perfect cure; ana IL
cese of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
tree OF charge, TO complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will he effected without incon-
Yenisuce to the patient.
Scld By iPPERSON & DUPUY, No. 2ol Broad
street, ana .. A.STRECKER, Main street, Drug
gis.g, agents for the osty CT Richmond.
II urN
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Virginia Central X. X. ID Mortgage Bonds-na
vrginia and Tennessee r. Il, let Mortgage Bonds,
no recent sales.
v,rxista and Terre ssae T. n. and Mnrtssge Bonds,
NO reccct sales. .
yrsiul AID fsnnsSsSs r. n. ard Mwtxasc R,p.is
--wA yessHt Es'sS
Orange and leysudr.a X. n. per cent. Bonds,
last sales $50
Richmond and York hiNer X. n. 8 per cent. Bonds.
lest sales $50
Manassas Gap II. X. oyer cent. Bonds. offered at
S66.
South Side X. X. Bonds, 'ast sales seo-no recent
sales.
South Side X. r. Bonds, guaranteed by fetersbnrs'
sales SIS.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, sales $50
virginia Central Railroad Stock, last safes sao,
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad STOCK, last
sales S6<.
Richmond and Danviils Railroad Stock last sales
lanes River ard Kanawha Stock last ,sles 3lS9s -
no recent sales. go
Virginia Life Insurance CompaH, Stock. last Gales
insurance Com pany Of State of Virginia, sale on
time Sli3,
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81 GENTS' BROAD-TREAD BOOTS
1a TO rARuERs-NEGRO SHOES.

u
SHOES are invited to cali at No. SO Main street,
where will be found the largest ard best assert
nent ever offered in Richmond. My assortment
my own make; Mems Army Brogans; Mems high
cut do, very thick, nailed with hob nails; Danes
best thIck pekged Programs; HerrIcks BEST thick
pegged Brogans; Planters and Dutch Boots for
women, ogether with all other grades, suitable
for servants, men, women and bo,s. Farmers
will do we'll 10 give me call. at No. 90 Main ST.
JOHN c. PAGE JR,
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Hs,nTS AND SHOES.

<<5$aEf
WGREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES aHSx1S
~ CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, between I'd
and Sd, keeps a large STOCK of Ladies', Gentle
men and Servants Wear constantly on hand,
him in his line, as he manu- features 10 order. and
superintends himself. Great bargains IN Ladies'
and Misses colored Caters, Morocco Bootees,
Slippers and Buskns; Geutlemen's city made Pa
tent Leather taiterB, Oxford Ties and Slippers
| will sell my Summer stock of Goods a and below
cost. Call soon, If you wish to get good bargain.
CEaS. BELLE.
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BOOTS. sEoBs. &c.
NJ, NE NJ Ell,

in NJ. MEL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in I
~ u D L 5 A N d s Ii l. :
No 100 Main Street.
Would beg leave 70 inform his former patrons ard
the public that ne has commenced the mandatory
of BOOTS and SHOES ell their branches, of
No. l9o, Main street, and would ask q call from a
wanting goods IN his line.
A fine assortment OF Ladies', Misses and Chill
dfens Goods always on hand, which will b. sold
at very reasonable prices. 20 l2-3inF
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II J. W, gHAySEK-
81 AP0THECARY AND DRUGGIST

II J. W, yHAySEK-
~ AP0THECARY AND DRUGGIST
Hthstreet, between Grace and Broad,
IL RICHMOND, Va.
Ksepsssonstantly on hand q well-seleoted stock
Of PURE and RELIABLE DRUGS, MEDf-
STuFF1, WINDOW LASS, Purity, Alec
H0h, RNiNG FLUID, GARDEN SEEDS,
PERI EMERY, SOAPS, CONF BRUSHES oil
ever, kid, TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS OF
yarlons brands, all the popular PATENT NJ Epi-
yin rs ~ the dasosyerythlng, IN fact, usually
the most reasonable terms. Also. POLLAhDS
NERVE AND BONE LfNIMENT
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on havins
their PRESCRIPTIONS ase.raisly and eSrggs...y
~ all hours of The DAY and NIUhI.
!. w. FRAISER,
Apothecary and Druggist,
nv Il-ts 18th, between Grace and Broad su.
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W. . Il hSUIN q N.O.,
Druggists, 1855 Main street, corner I2tn.

II A. BODEkE Err 81 co., Apothecaries and
go Drug glsts, No. 10 Main street, near Old
"A Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
LIZ general assortment of pure Drugs, Medi-
Pntty. Dye SIMS Patent Msdisjnes BrTsbes 81
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning FLUID, Al
eohol, Soaps, Perumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members OF the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly and the most reliable medicines fur
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Ju can bu. ~ No z Nam stfeet. AZ $1,000,
JOS. STRhUSE'S.

SECjND SUPfLY-klCH AND BEAUTl
- Full GOuDS.-We are opening, 10y steamer,
winch makes cur stock still more attractive, Rich
PARIS; PLAIN Felours and Soie rlnos; Rich Black
and Colored Silks; Velvet and Goth Clocks, IN
ami Misses Cioaks Our stock of heavy Wolieis,
for Servants. comprises 4andG Virginia Fuiied
Cloths and Jeans: s; .. Sa'inets; heavy p!ald
Blankets. Carpet Depar; ent-EXtra ingrain
Carpets; extra fhree py Carpets; Rich Velvet
ara Brussels Carpets; Rugs, Floor Cloths, Mats,
&c. Purchasers are invited tG examine.
CHRISTIAN Il fATHRBp. 90 Nam
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GREAT EAKGA.Ss FOR S9XnMBtK,

GREAT BARGAINS FOR NOVEMBER,
" lS;0-URY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Just received large stock of black and colored
Cloth Cloaks, Arabs. and other ladies' st'le at as
tonIshing low prices; Stella ShawiS, Casslmeres,
Double and Single Wooden ShaWls. at all prices;
servants Shawls At Is cts cheap at 81; fine LADIES'
Hdkls.. 3 cts; all pure Linen ones at 8 cts; tine
Fiannels ut % cts fine ladies Worked Collars
At l21a, rs. 50 cts, worth double The money; 100
dozen rich Linen Bosoms at Is cents extra hoe
quality Is cts; Marseilles Bosoms l2ie and ~ cts
&c for men and boy 8 wear. AT all prces Linseys,
Domestic Plalds, Shirting, A Sheetlng at cts :;
the Gn7st Bieached Cotton at 10 and IL, cts,
selling everswhe'e a shifting; WOODEN Under
shirts AMI Drawers; Merlnns from l8 cents and
towards, worth 81 = cts; Mus'Ins, Delaines, Plain
and Cuured ValencIas. Denqge, and lots OF other
goods, cheaper than any other house in the city 4.
you can bu, II No II Main street. at .
fOS STRkISE'S
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a % L lC T. ,
-

~ The attention of the ladies' is respectfully
called TO the following articles from that justly
celebrated manufacturer, HENRY WIREMAN, Of
Phllade pha, who Is, beyond doubt, the very best
manufacturer of LADIES SHOES in the United
Mates:
LADIES' Glove Kid Cork Sole Button CATERS;
- Patent Leather Balmoral BOOTS;
" Goat Skin do. DO.
" French Kid Congress CATERS;
- French CASHMERE Congress Gal EERS;
g French do Button do.
g Fancy Embr'd SLIPS. with wooden heels;
: White Satin do. do. do do.
80 Fancy SLIPS, with cork soles;
- Black Kid SLIPS, with and without heels;
Which. together with q great variety of other ar
tices, make my assortment very complete, and
aides favorIng me with call, cannot fail to be
suited. PHILIP X. WHITE, 73 Alain st.
n. R.-LadIes who have reen n the haot of hav
ing their Shoes made IN Philadelphia BY Mr..
WIREMAN. can order them thTous h ne, as have
made arrangements with him to have them made.
lin
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y Il. T. ROBINSON,

II NEW DRUG SEOkE.
IL ROBERT w POWERS,
"A A P I CARY y b r g IS r,
regs leave 10 inform mis- friends and the public
that he has taken and re fitted in a new and hand
some sty lie, the store formerly occupied by J. B.
Wood, and more recently by 9. 5. Dawson, No.
IS, corner Main end Wall streets. one door above
the st Charles Hotel. Richmond, Va, and has
Just opened with IN entirely new stock CT
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEM1CAi FANCY
aud TOILET ARTICLES, PhRFUME Ri sc,
Co uprising every article usually kept in his line,
selected in person by himself with especial refer
enue TO their freshness purity ard entIr rehabil-
tg.
Physicians will find his stock of DRUGS.CHEMI-
PARATI0NS,SU RGICAL INSTRUMENTS C d,
vsTv complete, embracing many new and de ra
bie ARTICLES.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
OF day Sr night.
ordess promptly attended to. -
&c ais ROBEHr w POWERS