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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25
[eQal Notirte.

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Newly notice is hoTehy given 10 al P
having claims against CHARLES DAVIS late ofthe City Of
Newly irosFoaHder deeeeed 10 pree.t the with
the Subscriber her residence No. Ia cat
6h IN the City Of New before the ID day Of
Juy neaDstsd EeWYork the 3h day Of December l6sA
aal lanenss SARAH ?. DAVIS. ExeeatElx.
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Fell FRos A WISDow.-On Thursday afternoon,
ale Sir named 0velksrt aged three fell noG ~
bird story window house No l9e kfington street 70 ne
syem.pt causing desh The Coroner nonea W
hold inquest Oh the body
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Ae0irai.

"AIEDIGAL COMMON SENSE. DR.. z. B.
WI FooTE, the aathOr Of this popular boek returns 20
his Saratoga Springs the LIST OF May Let no
one who has difficult. disease long standing sn to consult
hin Thousands supposed neursbe have been
cured by his medicines electricity Ho gives minerals
lie eectng miraculous Ia this city BY bis common
practice Winter Office No SO Broadway next door 70
Dussedorf Galeryl Eew.York Consultation free. Office
hours y. Invaids at distance can consult him
By His Book viii be sent by mail postage PAID 20 those
VIII remit 1. Address above.
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EOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
BfLON-rbe mt class steamship ALABAMA, CAPT Geo.
H. sehsnck, rill leave SATURDAY, feb Is. az p m,
nos Pier No. H. Through tioiets be bad for the fo
lowmg places;
To EewOIesn., e3s T5i Mobile sa5; Montgomery eE
Coamebs SCI Albany F1s Atlanta, e7l Chsitsnoos. 20
fsahTle ~ 7si Knoxville $7S ~; hemphs vi ~ Az
Eurta. II 80 Macon 420j Savannah Ella Fer nashs sAs
sAM'L L. MITCHELL a SON
BsEsAse CHECKED 70 al tho Abo,e reinaA
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Billiard G0bIes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of wel-ssssoDe4
IA BILLIAKD-TABLEs made In the best possible nsnneS
prio4s viii bs found Il the RliELAN Bill
LARD TABLE hANtfACpORY, Eos c. G.; 81 snd Go croi
ky hswYorE Every article ooAneoted vita The trades
- Lowest Tates
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DEV. SAMUEL COVELs certain, safe, and
III speedy CURE for Rheumatism, Chronic or inaammstoy
couns-s His written signature alone The OUT
side wrapper proves boxes genuine sold No. 1871 West
I5.hst ~ " and by Druggists generally 80 Carts per boz
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fnrnifnrf.

AMELED FURNlrURE.-First-c class
H Grained and Ornamental acKnowedye superior Ia style
ana auy made country. Also mattresses bed
dig &C for 10y j. W. FlS En- Co NO 652 broadway
L'kAMELED FURNITURE-Tho best assert
II the ctyEnsmeled namoer suites in every
ties. ornament and cold Wsnat Suites flashed n
new and ruperiuf msme wholesale and retail; also Pail
Eases and Ms,lresres. WARREN WARD, Ne 2T Csnar:i
our doort Of Broadway.
MODERN style of School Furniture manuiac-
lSk tuIed by N JOHNSON No 490 Huison-st. illustrated
Circulars forwzsd ed application.
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
-, or The most appo"cd sye manufactured al the eldest
establishment. in the State.
.ctuIe Room sabbath School settees, Camp Stools
Of Slate oany oaenOn Revolving Sta ioDsty
CI.yob wbe and ooIo6d Also Office snd bsak Desks and
Bookcase 81 every description, al de TO order by
ROBERT PATTON No - Grove-ss, hear BleeckaT
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Professional Notices.


EDWARD II. DIXON, n. d., Editor of The
IL sape attends exclusively to operative sn'ssry and the
OF the pelvic Viscsra ktGre, hsm0r
holds hu and concealed sbsoess Of the rectam eured
without the knife isaure Office from to 20
and 10 D. H. a. NO AZ 5.hsv. At all other hours be Ia AZ
his private hospital every somfor, Of domestic life
sd-d who quiIe the important operations,
careful detetic treatment
VNHE celebrated BONE-SETTER, DR.. CHAS.
Il SWEET Of Lebanon, os, intend. to be in Nssfork At
the National Hotel No Courtandt st. on III ESDAfS sud
WEDNESDAYS the hrst week In each month TO attend TO
BOhE-sETTING, HIP and SPINAL DISEASES FEVER
SORES, SCROFULA, and RHEUMATIC DIFFICULTIES,
CONTRACTED CORDS, ana all CHRONIC DISEASES
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that IN pursu-
anee Of the deed Of exeeuea the nth day Of An
Fuat D. bal undersigned Trugtcos will sell at punis
suction on TUESDAY the 10Th Of January o'eoct
D NJ In the Rounds OF the Merchants Exchange, hewfo
ey lii. follow ing named steamships together with the Tackle
Apparel uInEre aud al other appuonsnees 'heTeunte DC
longing, 20 wit: ...,u,n. r,rv
sTAR OF THE WEST MOSES TAYLOR,
PHILADELPHIA.
DStSd in tbs City Of ewYo.k this 9th day of Fsvsnbe
~ ~ ' MARSHALL o. ROBERTS,
HORACE r. CLARK, Trustees.
EDWARD ~. DICkERSON,)
An the sos named steamships having been sold 81 auction
the 7Cb february 49, and the purchaser oil two Of the
U-tbe ILLINOIS aud MOSES TAYLOR n' having eonpiies
with tie terms advertised esd snncuneed from TIE
auction ttnnc NOTICE as HEREBY GIVEN that the saie
stssn,rrs ILLINOIS MOSES TAYLOR, will % SOLD q;
public auction the Merchants Exchange, on ONDAf Feb
Il, 1850 81 oclock p
s MARSHALL o. ROBERTS
HORACE +. CLARK. Trustees
EDWARD X. D.CKERSOk,)
New York, Feb. 81, 1890
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A TLANTlc RoYAL MAIL STEAM NAyI.

A TLANTlC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
"A CATION CosPANYs NETWORK AND GALWAY
LINE The nett departure nom New will be the splen.
"a and powerful steamship PRlHCE ALBERT Capt Nicholas
rrowse which vii leave THURSDAY, March 9s touch
ING At 81 Johns n - to receive the royA s fhis voel
has been Uessy Improved 1t large outlay her sceommoda
lions have besn increased and abe Of the and
AAtest steamers sh0s,
PnioHs % P.ssAsKFs. GLASS. go and els, third sso Ia
GLIDING free uelets TO Of the principal cities the MAIN
fsvsy routes Of Great Britain aud ireland Third
provide plate knie fork ke and bedding Passengers St
Johns . class $40 and 90 Passage IA the third onss
b secured 10 bring persons cut from Galway for eco For
height OF passage apply only to- -
ALEX HOLLAND Co.,
AGENTS fer the line. No. "a Broadway.
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vJ,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
yuau sNy.yoRK IryBBPoof-
Second Cabin PSs.gs
Chief CsbIr Passage. ...........'.'''.''''''''T'
ssSS.d 1 SaO Bos,Ss CAL At ai and
PERSIA CAM JnSsiDs CANADA, Capt Lang
.AB Ca. sig1 Lott ssss'' SIaGsRA Cap andersen
a aSin Sap Car. r. s. sa.socu EuRoPA caD Le'c
~''' SCOTIA (n0w buildiug). -
rh.s. vessels cary white light ms--hesd green en-
fIsGsTs es~ red on RS Fob q
EUR0PA Leitch leave sOTcn WsSoeday Mroa II
AFRICA, slsnnon eage n dors VsJns.Ssy March 81
ASA Lott, NJ Wednssday March ~
casAPA Lang Lave %sdnes day Apr u
RIAGiRh Miller. leave Boston, Wedassdsy, pm pm IS
The owners Of these VII not be accountable ioI zoe
e.. bus of s5s are signed hestoT aud the value thereof
therein expressed For ssht q passage sPpy re.u
CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, Lon
- DogDERRY BELFAST srd DUBLIN for eg1 The
hciassed powerful Clyde built, Screw Steamship UNIIED
kdTS R,s on Ssg EFpNsspAY sh Fses ., Il O'clock
Rates Of Saloon Cabin s65i Forward Oaola,
Visions $50 This steamer uHsurpsased 1,on,
for passenger For passage apply to fRAs' hAcDoNADN
DORTLA AND aud CANADA SENfI-WEEKLY
j LINE, via VICTORIA BR!DGE-The hrst-cisss screw
cHEsApEAKE......c Capt Sidney crOwsI,
will leave Per No IL North River New-Yorf and Browns
wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, o. .
O'Clock 2. m. Running time, 55 hours.
RPssssge, including meals aud .taieroon g..
These steamer. connect with the Grand Trunk Railway snt
tbr cheapest and most expeditions freight us to honrs
and Quebec AR II. g. CROMWELL Co., No. &c ws+.t
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS steam
Il ship EEW-YORK II. j. Sanien commander carrying
the United States Mail, viii sail positively on
SATURDAY, March II, a. u O'Clock M
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taxing Passengers Tor
LONDON, HAYRE, SOD fHAMPfOh, AND BREMEN
A. the following rates:
FIRST cabin eI09; second cabin, SOS; sseerage, SD
''' "'s' GEEPcKE, KEUrGEE REIcHELT,
T'OR NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH,
y The and frs;-cls~ Steamship
POTOMAC, Capt George w watson
w leave Pisr No. 10 North R4yer EVERY sAGUhpAi' az
18th the Norfolk and Petersburg Rsjosd for Peters
burg ard RohmeDd.
Freight 10 Noeh cents per FOOT and Psersoas osn. Pc
DOT, and propoTticnste rates
-''''''' App q. 3. CROMWELL Co., Nc. s6 wess.t
LNOR SAVANNAH and tLORlDA.-The Amer
lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Con- psnys new and Vorte
e.ye Pier No. IL ~ r. SATURDAY, Feb - a. ooioos
NJ Passage Savannah with ungurpsssed sccon
AIS Through tickets NewOrieans SO 13 to Mobile Sss
armpbis 80 IS; NASHVILLE, 27 80 Knoxville rs % Cnat
anooaa Sass Montgomery SIS; Albany, szsi Atlanta ~!
Colnbus S2l; Mscon, s20 Augusta tl 80 Also, to Piin
eipa places Florida lowest rtes Freight 10 cents PEI oo
per eea. No risk taken under SkW Apply
10 Ii. b. CkOMN ELL 4 Co.. No % " estst-
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sIArE % wnoossIE oTTloh 0y BAsE gONTaGl1sR,

bTATR OF WicONsIN OFTlok OF BANK GoNfHolLhk (
MADISON, Feb. 9, 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance OF on
IN aSs entied Act business Of Banking
approved Ap 10 ls2 vii be sold y pubhe 0Icon under the
Controller OF the State Of Wisconsn
One Exchange IA the City Of NowYoTk THURS
DAY be 18th day OF arch next y o'clock Ct noon the fol
SEfEs sesshed STATE STOCKS amounting to $1,000 and
sepoled this Office 70 The redemption Of The eIesaS
hns Of tho Bank Of Eau Claire 20 Wit:
espA Illinois O. ponds Of 90 each due afeT 1890.
$1,000 Illinois &C. IN bonds Of 600 each, due ID 1870
4lS50 nIuois IN bonds Of e2s5 each auc IN 1870
225 Illinois S. IN bonds Of 215 esch due In l6feEistses
bsnas. 20 per cent paid
hoads ~ per cent paid.
AGO tugine es IA bonds CT : 800 each due IN 1895
ssngO Virginia bonds Of 81 00O esoh due In 1893
GGeo Missouri 6 IN bonds Of 800 EACH due in 1870
Ices Missouri &C. Ia bonds o. coo eaco Que In 1875
o. Missouri IN bonds s 80 EACH due IA 1874
Sltc0 MissOGIi g. IN bonds OF 81 90 each, due in 1880
ascce Missouri bends OF & 900 due 10 1884
Lpo0 Bissonr &C. IN bonds OF 900 each, in 1899
Terms Of sale cash For further particulars apply ~ the ooe
81 tls Bsuk Controller in Madison 10 s. J, DENNIS, No
'''''' G. VAN sTEENwYK, Bank Controller.
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COTTAGE in BROOKLYN at AUCTION
- FRANKLIN BROTHERS will sell at auction, on TUES
DAY March 1880 II o'clock the herchsut Exchange
the pleasantly ust.d Ho-story hame GOTTA ~ and 10
neishbohood For aud particulars inquire Of the Aae
tioneerp, No. 30 Wallst on the promises
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4 TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
N COMPANY,
FORMERLY THE VANDERBILT LINE
FOR CALIFORNIA
The only line carrying the u D. Malls this route undcS
contact MI IA the Government
9Th AND BOTH OF EACH MONTH.
From tine old estsbishsd hart foot OF Waren-st N
The fsvorite steamship N1RTHFRN LIGHT will leave Esn
fork, MONDAY March connecting, via Panama Railroad
with The steamship CHAMPION.
The NORTH STAR Will succeed the NORTHERN LIGHT
leaving Newly orb March 10
This only line having zsarser both st Panama
and Aspnwa nsure prompt connection Of passengers and
nails at the lsthmus
For passage freight any point the route apply ii hs
snly Office OF the Company Ia the City OF NewIoIk,
No. III West-st., foot Of Warren-t.
ID. r. ALLEN, Agent.
ban persons forbid trusting any account Of
he above shiss
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Dlean Steamers, &r.

TOR CALIFORNIA.-NEW ARRANGE
Il MEhI-steADeI TO leave New,YoIk Sosh Msrch-AI-
LANTIC AND PACIFIC s. EAMSHlP Coin Ictition 10
the psdurs the 9th end 20tn Of the month hs Go p,ny
will h EewYork the 20th Of Hsrch Of tner
hIscss connect with OF the Pacific Mail
iesu,hip Co.. whica viii be in readiness 81 Panama For
passage or freight apply to d. h. ALLEN, Agent,
No. III Wes.sL, corner OF Warren.
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In ADVANCE of the UNITED STATES
MAILS,
OLD NAIL LINE
CALIFORNIA,
PANAMA RAILROAD.
Exlrs Steamers al Panama and Acspaico.
REGULAR DAYS, 5TH and 20TH Of EACH MONTH
On MONDAY March s. 1t p. ma.
The North Atlantic steamshp Company win dpash the spsn
ID steamship -
BALTIC,
A. q GRAY Commander
For AspEWALL DIRECT, and VIII connect, via rsnsms
RAih esd with the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamer
GOLDEN AGE,
J. T. WATKINS, Commander
And proceed DIRECT to SAN FRANCISCO.
FOR freight apply the One of the Company No ~ Ws
Ter passage sPpy the oeeoysr the Gideon the wharf
a. the foot 81 csnalst., to WIN II. WlCKHAM
B-Le,ters to I'll parts Of California viii be taken by
Weis Fargo Co.'S and Freeman Cos Expresses by these
lsTs,
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finanriaL

EUGENE THOMPSON, Auctioneer and Broker.
II Nc 81 wilnant huvs I'D saus STOCKS and bDNps ~
Brasas' board INSURANCE 81 UsiN at private se> f''
Cement az Insurance 9tccA issued sen1-. monthly
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gnsnrante Companies.

gnsnrante Companies.
METROPOLITAN
UQ FIRE INSURANCE. OOMRAN I4
No Cts BROADWAY,
oORxEE PIHEsT., KKw-EoRK
80. cn.rv hsvtus cash cspit exceeded BY those Of
a other city Companies continues 10 insure al Ga Of er
Ana Property Building Ships IN port and heff IsIgot %
srus a. low CONSTANT with ths sce"IiS '" NS
snk The insured. Dlkhtfohs,,, NJ Ill.
xoaEpf n VLESTA HENRY V. BUTLER
ST1E n kPPTFRY JOSEPH =. NARNUh, yR-,
n1Hn5R ~ WATC0Tjr JAS LOR. GRAHAM, yR,
2IfIIIn X sTR0Ng BOWHs r. HCILYAIkE,
rnsTs ~ YIGR GILBERT L. BEECkAAH
THEFs eHFI,bON John G. HENDERSON.
SnIEtTI eIpfSU '' IORRAIN FREEMAN,
sI1tST kVIrs a CoEOyTR EDWARD MACOABEA
SHpTIN RATFs yE WATSON y. CASE,
r1fnI ~ n FIJIIFH CHARLES 4. APPLkB1,
SxscHAL " TURNFY sAML. ID. BRADFORD yhf
FRANKLIN II. DELAHO.
EDWARD A. BrAEsBURH, eecret~x5' .
EosHKT @. RATHBOEK, ASIA secTelsTy.
EW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE me. Co.,
IN BosToN.-Cspital and accumulated Premiums 81 OstS9
II Paving Dividends Of o. per cent % a the Insured
Pamphlets, Rop0rta etc., furnished gratis ~ ,,,nopo
Agent and Attorney for tie Co, No ilo broadway N y
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HOOP SKIRIS CHEAPER THAN EVER
Il Nine DEMOREsT'S PRIZE MEDAL SKIRTS FOR ele-
gance dpraoy and ohespnesa unsPassed BY all 0hsr
being the and cheaper tbAn tho cheapest Best
Steel Sewed SKIRTS 9SprnE 81 llSprng 50 eeats
5SpT1Dss IS 2oSpr 81 Nos 53 broadway, ga
il9 sh.av ind 2i Grandst. Call and be convinced.
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OTyCE or THE sKcURrTY FIRE INSURANCE Co,
Nc. 81 PINE-sT NEw-NOE Feb 10 1850.
nJVJDENp.-A Stockholders Dividend OF
~ FIVE 49, PER CENT on the esPz stock Of this Com.
Of tie BoaId Of Direction. X. L. HAY DOCK, beey.
OYYlcE oP AIR FAENERs' LOAN AsD TRrsT CoxPASYi
No % Exchange place, NEw \ ORR Feb 24, 1888. }
FIHHE COUPONS of fhe TERkE HAUTE and
u RICHMOND RAILROAD COMPANY, due Oh the let Of
Asyeh, al be paid and aIer That day. at this Odce
0EO. p. FITCH, Seey.
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
y BoRDs.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received unn
SATURDAY the zh ins for tEs ae 70 the 1Tnge'
The Sinkng Fund t22 80 Vc. IA Of the AURTBA1E CON
~ RTIRLE BONDS Of the HANNIBAL AND ST JOSEPH
RAlLkOA COMPANY, dated July ], 1850, and payable 3
ysazs after date. = - - -
PTopossls may be addressed to II. Il. HUNiIEWEL Be:
pa n. "A. HUSNEWEi4iLi
SIDNEY BARTLETT, Trustees.
II. J.. BIDDEA,
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Jerry IMPORTANT NOTIUE.-It

VERY IMPORTANT NOTIGE.-lt is "a
v mitted by all who have teen TO JOSEPH
STRAUSE'S Store. No. "a Main 81 that no y I'M
doubtedly selling the cheapest shoes IN the Mty.5,
Children's Shoes from % cents upwards; Misses
Morocco B9otees, Black and Coorsa ya,t ~ a.
worth rs eta; Ladies', Mls:eg and Chiidren, en-, .
Slippers yth heels, city made sstGa issrs A. p
cheap at SI.25; Ladies best quality Congress,
TIPPED and Pain Gal.ess q 80 c1 ssins e1ss-
worth donble The money Ladies' Morocco Heal
DC, 81 and uPwardsj cni!dIsns Fancy shHsss,
STKACSE,S, No. "a n ain street, a. he ID selling
Wy = ''"" 49, '''"'''' JOSEPH sTRAUsKs
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DH1CT1grnY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETA...Tas Cleo
k@$pisstlc and Vulcanits Prooess=t. ".
~ JOINS. DENrisT, hrvnx ne nsh s. lGs ~
of H. ahsnute superiorty over oil other methods,
sa with Ia p . .ness sno
:. nav M he dissatisfied with thoee they are nov
ssng The perfect adsp.stoah Of ss D,a.e 20 M
Hm n method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the profession, North sno Spn.ni
TO those wishing to see them. Sets Of Teeth, on
rod or any other plate will Of course be made !of
fbnse preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
tracting and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted By ELEC-
TRICITY trithoMt pain
IA Olfoe on Main street, opposite Cor!nthian
uelf oH-N
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SAVINGS Banks.


GINA SAVINGS BANK.
Chartered bg the LEGISLATURE Of Va.
CAPITAL-Sl0O 900.
MON Y received on deposit in sums of We
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of SIX per centum per annum is paid for sums
remainin SIX months or longer; for shorter Pc
riods, int rest at the rate Of per centum.
The whole JOINT stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, I. B STARkE, at the store Of E. B.
Spence. corner of Main and Governor streets,
SAM'L 6. COTTRELL, Pres't,
T. B. STARKE, Cashier,
my Ism o. H. P. STEM, Secretary.
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.
Chartered BY the LegtslatMre Of Virginia.
This Institution will receive DEPOSIT rs, on
which an interest of six per cent. per annum will
be paid on all sums remaining longer than slx
mont this, and Eve per cent. for a shorter time.
Deposits received at the Banking Office Of Messrs.
IsAAcs Il TAYLOR, BY the Cashier.
VIM. CURRIE, Prestdsst.
e1 VIM. l.. HILL, Secretary.
b. H. SMITH, JR., Cashier.
Chas. H; Barksdale,l g. H; Wynne,,
Sam: W. Younger, CT, Smith,
W. b. Warwick. w. ii. Benson,
VIM. B. Smith. * w. T. Carringt N,
Jos, T. Morton, Robt A. Mayo
p. Archer, S.P. Mitchell,
RI. Williams, Jos. Laidley,
Chss. Talbot. I'll. b. WaIfcrd,
=. II. Smith, PC. Warwick,
II. G. Farley, Jos. 6. Watts,
A. Warwick, Z. D. Keeling,
Geo. A. Barksdalo. apN SIN
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E@ SURGEON DENTIST,
WIIO Office on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to p. Horton Keaeh's trimming store, and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. Il. Price Co.'s DRY
Goods store.
house, would be pleased To see those with whom ne
has engagements, and has made EXTENSIVE prepa
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed in the most approved and sclenun
style known to the Profession, and ali work done
BY him warranted to give satisfaction. iool5-iy
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THEF1RE .CsACKgR-Wbat intense gratifi-
cation Is afforded To the just Hedging AmerI-
can citiZen by the possession OF one OF these
articles It's tor moment his idol, and
no dearly he cherishes 1T! The youth, how
ever is impressed with habit OF destruc-
tiveuess, and looks upon everything In the
form OF fireworks or any composition OF pow
der as Il means of gratifying that propensity.
No sooner Is he possessed vi the imitation OF
Chinese mauufacture-for al Chinese crack
ers are not made by the Celestials-than ne
communicates the ignited extremity OF MS
piece of punk to the fibrous stem OF the crack
err and eagerly watches II explode. The OPP
Grafton is novel and delightful to him. Per-
haps il is the first opportunity ne mas ever
had of atEording himself such intense Sratn-
cation. de takes the harmless cracker with
some misgiving As TO the prooaole result, ex-
amines 1t carefully, and then, urged by MS
older com panlons, applies the lighted punk.
He watches the rapid progress OF the hre, and
when 1t approaches near to the body OF the
cracker, extends il in his tiny fingers as far as
has arm can reach, closes MS eyes Win sucn
al effort as To seriously comfort his features,
aud awaits the result. 1t is not long coming.
He hears the report, feels the sting In his hng-
ers aud opens MS eyes 10 the reality. HOW
i'm llrasuraby delighted he Is. he dances
ab Jut IN excess OF gee, and stralghtway runs
to his paternai binker-to whom all iittie Boys
H. wnea in want OF money-to procure the
soon gratified and with an entire pack OF crack
ers contents himself III demonstrating the TACT
that be is not afraid of powder, ana is doing
his best to celebrate the anniversary OF AmerI-
can Independence. OF the latter he cares less
than the former, and SO long as his pack OF
crackers holds out is supremacy happy ".
\. Com. AdreYttSer.
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A Notice. TO the sick, afflicted and numer-
Gus families VINO have heretofore used DR.. J. 8.
ROSES MEDICINES. always with the most un-
bounded happy results, that some unprinciplod
persons have circulated an imitation The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
is plain without any figures, and his written sigma
ture is over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, SO that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their suferings.
DR.. J. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
and diseases Of the lungs is the standard remedy.
sprans or bruises, and the DYSPEPTIC COM
POUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold BY Drug ists generally, and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, I07 Broad st,
ja2l-ly Richmond. Va.
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GEHTLEsT OF HER SEx.-What did you say
was the principle OF the Stereoscope
ALFRED Why, it makes two people
into one. ..-. ..
BEST AND BRIGHTEST, (tnnoeently.)-Whata
deiignt uI Invention - anIty Far.
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HATS AND CAPS.

IN NEW STYLES.-WM. T. MOORE Il
ACO., 207 Broad street, are now in receipt OF q
GOODS for Summer wear. among which is the
"CHAMPI0N HAT,' and other neat and fash,
iqnable styles, large supply of Planters, and
VIM. T. MOORE & CO., 207 Bread st.
IN SOMETHING NEW have this day
u received the new and beautiful Flora Temple
Driving HAT, for young men. IS Nam street
RO. l.. DICKINSON.
n THE GREATEST INVENTION OF
ATHE AGE, 1.-THE Patent Sweat Proof SOFT
HAT, at Elicit & WEISIGER'S,
No. l67 Main street,
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, between I'd
and Sd, WILL from this day, sell his entire stock OF
BOOTS and SHOES at cost for cash. Persons may
rely on getting cheap BOOTS or SHOES, as he is
determined to discontinue his present business.
Call and examine his stock. oc lily
A@ To- THE LADIES OF RICH
<sssza4S MOND.--l wish to call your /. ttsntiog e
my assortment of LADIES', MISSES AND
CAILDREN'S SHOES, embracing a great va
riety of styles. among which are the following ;
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Slippers; La.
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees; Ladies
Heeled Kid Congress Boots; LADIES, Hseied Cloth
Caters. several qualities; Ladies Heated French
Boo Is, new style; Ladies' Morocco and Kld Boots,
without heels; Ladies' Morocco and Kid Buskins,
without heels; Misses Heeled Morocco and Goat
Bootees; Misses Heeied Congress and Side Laced
CATERS; Misses Heeled Morocco aud Kid Slip
pers; Misses Heeled French Boots, new styi
Chidren's Heeled KID and Morocco Slips and An
kle Ties; Chlldren's Morocco and Goat Bootees.
without heels; ChiIdrens Copper Tlgt Bootees,
without heels; Cbildren's French Boots, new
sly lie; together with any other style or quality
that may he needed A call IL solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No. 50 Nam st;