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Dumorous Atabtng.
A MOMENT OF HORROR.

For twenty three years, old Jake Willard
has cultivated the soil of Baldwin county
and drawn therefrom a support for self and
wife. He is childless. Not long ago,
Jake left the house in search of a missing
cow. His route led him through an old
worn out patch of clay land, of about six
acres in extent, in the centre of which was
a well, twenty-five or thirty feet deep, that
at some tire, probably, had furnished the
inmates of / dilapadated house near by
with water. In passing by this spot an i'll
wind lifted Jake's stile' from his head, and
maliciously waited it to the edge of the
we'll, and in it tumbled.
Now Jake had always practiced the vir.
tue of economy, and he Immediately set a.
bout recovering the lost hat. He ran to
the we'll and finding it was dry at the bot,
tom, he u~ncoiled the rope which he had
brought for capturing the truant COW, and
after several attempts to catch the hat with
q moose, he concluded to save time by 60
ing down into the we'll himself. To &C
complish this, he made fast one end of the
rope to a stump hard by, and was quickly
on his way down the well.
Ii is a fact of which Jake vas no less OBJ,
livious than the reader hereof, that Ned
Wells was in the dilapidated building afore-
said, and that an old blind horse, with a
bell on his neck, which had been turned out
to die, was lazily grazing within a short
distance of the well.
The devil himself, or some other wicked
spirit put into Ned's Uranium to have a lit
tie fun; he quietly slipped up to the horse,
and unbuckling the bell strap, approached
with slow and measured ting-a-ling' to the
edge of the well.
Cd dang that old blind horse ! said
Jake, 'he's a comm this way, sure, and
amt got DO more sense than to fall in here.
Whoa, Ball!
But the continued approach of the ting
a-ling said just as plainly as words that
Ball wouldn't 'aohoa.' Besides Jake was at
i the bottom, resting, before trying to 'shin'
it up the rope.
Great Jerusalem ? said he, 'the old cuss
will be atop Of me before | can say Jack
Robinson. Whoa! Cd dang you, whoa.'
Just then, Ned drew up to the edge of
the well, and with his foot kicked a little
dirt into it.
-sOh! Lord Y exclaimed Jake, falling Up
on his knees at the bottom, I'm gone, now
Whoa! Now I lay me down to sleep
whoa! Ball! pray the Lord to-whoa,
now. Oh, Lord have mercy on me-"
Ned could hold in no longer, and fear
full Jake might suffer from fright, he re.
yealed himself.
Probably Ned didn't make tracks with
his heels towards that we'll. Maybe Jake
wasn't up to the top of it in short order
aud you might think he didn't try every
night fortwo weeks to get a shot with his
rife at Ned. Maybe not. | don't know:
But | do know that if Jake finds out who
sent you this it will be the last squid you'll
get from ENOCH.
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HT D"%Se
ETEIMSTREET'S INIMITABLE HAIR RE-
Ill STORATIVE possesses, beyond a doubt,
the peculiar property of RESTORING GREY
HAIR to its original color; causes it to grow
thick and strong ; stops its falling out, frees the
head from dandruff; cures and prevents bald
ness. The original and genuine can be had of
ALLISON & BRATTON..
Sole agents in Yorkville.
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RICE AND CANDLES.

IN Store and for sale by
| CARROLL, CLARK & co.
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Gsu1lll0
G5aIEEla
MRS, wINSLOW,
UP

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents to
the attention of mothers, her
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AT THE ENQUIRER OFFICE.

yHSRuSSES! TRUSSES!! TRUSS
IL ES!!!-Just received. a large lot Of RiT-
TIERS CELEBRATED TRUSSES. which will be
sold lo,o by DR.. W. B. GRIFFIN, at the York
Drug Store.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By 4. d. Cook, Auct.

ELEGAST RoSETnnD: MArnGANY
AHI iiS yE;tXIT III Hi1 i III III + pSMiSk 5NSsp 81 !
FFhhTEsksT Tf %RTRiYfHSSf4tISSS A AN, lwNg I'm rs GAE-
p Edwin, Needs Esa. twho : deelnins i,on.s
fHefssE ae 01rrnpnIr + fsFy 1na En- c ss,ss,s; hi; - en n,1,
i splendid Rosewood PIANO, made by J.. J. wase
X Co. BsltIIaore. said to be an instrument Of
! eiesant Nose e woad PARLoR SUIT, covered in
FIX Damask. consisting Of . Tets-a-Tetes. s
eiaiorateiy carved.
p,se s"' eovs9aa r wiss six S Sessi P pn"s NUMBER OF
Asndsome Rosewood TABLES, with Egyptian
'1 I, h]] s,a' ! R ssss st'e lf EgrEeRE, of the latest and
most fashionable st,Is
To SsIzftl sT'Pss s.evs saS I kEcEpT fAsSPE cHA;I RE;
VASES and MANTEL ORNAMENTS; Silk. Bro
cs.eI ard Lace CURTAINS. with cornice to cor
Eiesant HALL SET in oak, consisting. of Hat
Rack, and 2 Gothic Chairs, elegantly carved.
isolsn"dI,di cHAMB sl;lR SET i T" cans SIS 'ss, IF f ! Hn:
gene gedstssc, ! Wardrobe. / Marble Top Cabinet.
whole heing of the most exquisite sly lie, and spIen-
Mahogany CHAIRS; Spring. Hair and shnck
slahosasy Marble Top CABINETS and WASH,
N Mahor any and Cherry WARnROBEs;
MATING. entirely nsw: FEATHER BEDS;
Mahngany WORK. TABLES; LOOKING GLASS
rs; paflor and Stair Oil CLOTH, with brass rods:
Window CURTAINS. &c.&c
Mahogany SECRETARY and BOOK CASE;
elegant 81 DEHOARp; Mahogany Side and Dining
IA BI.ES; Cane-Seat CHAIRS; REFRIGERA-
TOR: together with a large lot of CUT-GLASS.
CHINA and GRANITE WARE, JARS. &c, Re.
ALSO
] Large COOKING STOVE: Ironin- do: to-
gether with the usual variety OF kITCHEN TTEN-
SILS.
The above Furniture is of the most elegant quail
-. and TO enable those wishing to purchase an op
port'nitY OF examining ttle same, the residence
VIII be olen on Tuesday, 9th instant. from 9 until
s O'Clock. r. r. COOK.
JaE Auctioneer.
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OAk AND PINE wcou-sss.oned and un


NIRGtNIA:-At Rules held IN the Clerks Of
' fee OF Henrlco County Court, en- Monday. the
"a day Of January. 1850:
Jefferson prth.l
agafE.f
J., NJ. Lewis, Joseph r. Young.
James Page, Nancy Page. Nadi-
son WEIGH and Mary. his wife,
Thomas Page, ~San;lFase, Nan Iy CEANcERY.
cy PAGE. Roller PAGE. (tile four
last minora,l Anthony Roberts.
Richard WEIGH. Ale, Nun
ns!iiy, and Robert Emmet Nun
naIly............. ...... Dei'tS.
The olyect OF this suit 10 TO ANGEL and annuI 4 deed
executed by James Pa.e 70 los. K Young. trustee,
convey ing n trust a parcel oil iaud in Eienrico coun-
~. being an undivided interest in 25 acres OF Land
III sad count; also, q decree OF the sale of the
same. An affidavit baslns heen fled that J. n.
Lewis and Joseph Il lonn3, two of said defend
ants. are not res dents Of this State. IL is ordered
that they appear wlthIn one month after dIe pub
ilcatlnn oi TINS order, and 90 wat is necessary to
protect tiislr interests, and that a copy of this or
der he published in the Richmond Daily r.sp Itch
once n week for tour successive weeks, ana that
another copy al the same No posted ut the front door
OF the t"urt-ttolse ot this county on the first day
nj the next term al the said Court.
A Copy-Te&tc:
ia lo-law4w WILLIAM FOLKEE. c. II. C.
NUEit G.-All persons having cl4i,ls AGAINST
y the estate OF UARi.. MARX. deceased.
are requested to presen. them, properly autIenti-
Gated, to the untlersi& NED for settlement; and ~il
to make pasmeut to the UNDERSIGNED with as little
delay as possible. Z. W. PI RCELL.
r. II. BURTON.
s. c.. GREENHOW,
Executors oi Charles Marx, decd.
de 23-dlw&lHw3w
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FfbVTeainas OF souorsSS.

ssHiNGTpH, Jan. I6-NtHats.-Mr. BisIer
t2ced i hIii To- suppress an Invasion of
safe or Territory bY smother. Referred 10
~ert committee on jhe Harper's Ferry az
filnsman made az able speech in de
- { lie uthts OF the South, preferring Sc
.l t9 dtshOnurable union.
s HrDa'f hen Went lnt0 Executive ses-
.sr-Nr, Underwood made = speech OF
rs IA support u Southern nights and
.'Ihation OF The South Americans and
-LAcomptonites.
AyEn>. OF III defined his position.
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HID

| v,uE RlCuMOND FEMALE 1NsTt.
/ TUTE, now in it's aixth sessicn, ofers to the
| elites ls the scaairemens Of : thoroush and
finished education II employs fourteen anie ana
ws,' , ,s,sa q 's sss% " m. !. s,. 81 x xss" Of the tnivers,ss.
lite coufs Q IS extensive and co!apieie. efnptacinS
all that q y@'ng lady should ssnav, n,nva,ss e.m Z,
any part of our country. Pupils are admitted AZ
any time. Imt most a..n;ase"a. ds, s" If Fehru srs
when the second term heeinx. NY
PENSIONS HALF IN ADVANCED
Board. i~nciadinE every thing. .~..-..... SiHj
french. Music. Drawing, dc. usual extra
FI1 es,s,esosssiu ecs'i Il, WiS ss'f,l;; agg ,s.' g.
THE CulSwICk tstlfO0L-cLAsslcAL
M0ND.-The sahscnhsr offers 70 hiss friends a
HON f for their sous IN has own family, and hopes
pupils. in preparing them for business or College.
TO ne IL the continuance of their patronage.
The sWr : > sf ihe school, Will he resumed,
MONDAY. January 9th and close July 18th. lsoo.
R oaya, . mel" .sble. rooms. fuel. ligh, and
RFrfsr&eE;.-John g Isa!man Esq Gooeh-
Henrico; Rev.J. I, TAYLOR, Richmond; yelling
IA am GEo G. ExALL, A. NJ.
SCHOOL. NOTtCE.-ra The next session of the
- School NJ m. house viii commence on MON
DAY the 4ti, Of January. and continue ten months.
Terms. tor board and tIiiLioa, ciN; 20 De paid
half annually.
PuplEs entrusted to my care vii, be considered as
Iaemher rs OF NV family. and receive the same az
terf10n rs NV own children. w. SIDNOK
HANOVER. Dec q. 1859, de 9o-2awtw
V,O PARENTS AND GUARDIANS or
/ RICHMOND. WA select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL opens or
the LIST MONDAY. in February. 1850. at ROCK
MILL ACADEMY, in Buckingham county, Va,
THoS !. 6ARHEN,.A NJ, P, ncipai. TERMS
Fo& 10 MoNTUs-Sa Tuition, and Size for board,
Ac. No extras. Only Is scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot give Testimonials of .ood
moral habits either by reference or certificate.
"a 81 aool under good discipline aad where hey
WI! be free from the haunts oi wee and d ssipa-
ton. Will have ar opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only a few more pu pills can be re-
ceIved.
For Information, Apply tn G. n. BAEKSnALF,
fsq., OF the arm of Barssdale l. Brother. Shockoe
Slip, Richmond, Va. DC 29-tlP
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Will RICHMOND CRotNu

--'' 90 -!h+ subscriber has earnestly la
-- stiour Years, Ia exclude Northern
f.f tt f.r establishment OF a Home
III. +.u- "a article superior 10 an+ re-
A ~ NrTtu. ana cialins a perfect sue
H-'" jeay t. iu return his grateful thanhs
b ''"ts sd asks to ltiorin all Interested
- l'ty .efed h4s Improvements that Will
~ H t0gQl, Any demand that mag arse.
La19 rs heavy, biased npon the
.1rfrls"t use OF sutar.or article
% tr rI-ta' Windsor Nova Scotia
soec..l reference to lis richness IN
i'H lne reputation Of his brand
PHI. E-ied NJ even sHpGr and cnst and he
r-'ttef IEsnl1l tTial at those Vino have
~ "n II tLis ratua6is gr~ftIlxer.
an i. CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl st.
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by Alex. Mott, Auct.

&C T. tAOIkERY. FCRNI.
II TURE: Ac..Will be sold at auction, 1T my
store, on IT, IAN ntn, ecDmencan9 .t 10
tail; Is boxes Blackberry Brandy; 2 one eighth
casks, Ftencn Brandy; | PIPE Ola Port Wine;
Cups aud Saucers: Plates, Dishes, Pitchers, Tum-
beers. Decunters. &c.
family.
DRY GOODS.-Sundry lots of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing. Shoes, Brushes and Fancy Goods.
1f ALEX OFT Auct.
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EyJ. IL. DiGses, Auct'r.
A itT9D[ SAFE - S;sJ n n FIJI NJ

4 lT!NS SALE ~ STLENDgD FUKNt-
~ II r ot a sentieman declining housekeeping,
on FEIDA morning. Jan y %. at ioo'clock at my
stoIe,sb lam street. consisting of zone Fine ROSE
WOOD flANO, one full set OF fine Velvet ParIor
Furniture. Ha:r Mattresses Mahogany Bedstaads.
Mahogany Rocking Chairs. Feather Beds, Dining
fables. Marble Top Bureaus lsrte number Blank
Kitchen Furniture. The Furniture is ali ia good
order. and worthy the attention Of housekeepers.
IEEMs.-Ali sums Of ten dollars and over. sixty
days credit, negotiable notes. satisfactorily en-
dorsed. J. II. DlGGES. Auct.
ID. +. BOOTH. Salesman. ia l7-tds
4 EsTFON SALE OF WAGONS. CARTS.
"a CORN SHELTERS. &c On SATURDAI
morning lamar, 2ist. mt 10 o'clock. at the horse
to-. on Council Chamber Hill, l four-Iiofse Wa
4on. ? Carts. / one Horse Wagon. 2Cornsheliers
Cutting Box, ] Wheat Fan. together with 4 large
variety of Farming Utensils.
TFRMs.-All sums Of ten dollars and over. sixty
dorsed. liza l7--tGs j. II. DfGGES Auct.
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ft'"NERr, Ais. Jan. 1.-THE Demo-
N.t'+ Convection appointed John L.
=. tHd D4'N Hubbard electors AT large,
H!Hti 'fffa't. Oh saturday night.
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uOUsEANDsi Gs PAINTING.

CORNER or SEVENTH AND VAIN STREETS.
IL now better than ever prepared to meet the
wishes OF ali who NAV have occasion for any ser
vices ia the line of his profession. He gives his
own personal attention Ia his business, and pledges
himself to give pepiect satisfaction 10 al no may
favor hin with orders. To the people of Rich
mouG tina thanks of the advertiser are due. fer the
VERY liberal PATRONAGE with which he has been ia
yoted. and takes TINS occasion 10 rcnew his pladgeA
of fidelity and pron,ptltude Ia the execution OF all
future orders, ia lott
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by Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

T. FURNITURE. LEASE OF HOUSE. 80, AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY,. the 18th instant, 1t
10 c,clcck, at the Grocery Store opposite the arcade
Of the First Market. and kept by the late Michael
DIVER: will sell at auction. for cash. the stock Of
GROCERIES: &C.. IN said store. consisting Of
brandy, Whis6es. Wine. Rum, Gin. Cider, Can
dis. SOAP, ! Stuve Al q sundry other articles
LEASE OF HOUSE Previous to the salo OF
Groceries. ! will sell the Lease Of the House, hav-
ing several wears 70 run.
F~URNITilRE. &c.--At half past 3 O'Clock. r.
M. of same day. at the residence of said Dryer,
deed, on vsi,ey street, near Old pistiiicry. | will
sell IT auction. Tor cash. the following FURNI-
TURE: Carpets, Sideboard, Bureau Tables
and Covers, ID Chairs, LookinR Glass. &c.
John UWYER,
Executor of Michael Dwve-, decd.
Sale conducted by X. CAUTHoRy, Auct,
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U II 3 MALE OF StAV ES.-
= In conformity with a decree af the Circuit
neurt OF the city Of RichGaond. pronounced ON the
sth instant, IN = suit the rein de pending of Peasants
and others Us. Jones AdInins stratnr ard Others, |
Will, Rs sp<c lal Commissioner sell to the highest
bidder, for cash. on the 18Th day Of hi. month. as
likely NEGRO MEN. aad I WOMAN, with =
CHILD ahoat three months cd. Three Of these
mence At II o'clock A. No..
Sale by 1lcxixsor. HIA. \ Co., Aass'ss
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+. faulkner offirmed Minister TO
France.


~"-'N@I"N, Jan. THE Senate to-day
#"l III" domination OF Hon. Charles
j." !4L!Aneras Minister 10 France.
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BY 1h0s. W. Reese, Auct.,
(Ofiee corner 18th and Cary ~streets.)

i SLAVES AND TOBACCO FACTORY FIX
t~uREa.-,Sy. virtue Of a deed Of trust. executed
TO me by Benjamin +. Dickinson. on the 10th day
OF the present month, ard of record in the Clerks
Office Of the Hps.ings Court of Richmond city, /
shall sell at public auction. on WEDNE SDAY
4: NJ. . at the Factor, heretofore occupied BY said
Dickinson, on Carr. between llth and 18th streets,
Of them very valuable. and all the TOBACCO
FIXTURES in said Factory, consisting If = large
assortment of FLATTENING PRESSES. R{lX
PRESSES. HOGSHEAD PRESSES, FLATrENe
ING MILLS. BANDS. STOVES. BARS, and all
the FlxTURES used in the manufacture Of to-
bacco. The fixtures are all in excellent order.
Law. 8. MARYE, Trustee.
!hos. W. hEEs1A. Auct. u I2-dtds
trustee IN a deed, executed to ma ON tho lath dav
OF January. $50. by henj. r. Dickinson, and Il
about fourteen thnnsaHj feet Of OAK, PINE and
bUTTON-WOOD PLANK.
ia l6-dtds Law. s. MARYE. TrnnAeA.
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',O PARENTS AND GUARDIANS or
COAL. COEC. &c.


GOAL AT ~3.75.-ThlsC coal has been eNien
sIveiy used THIS winter, ana ia most eases has
gwen general Satisfaction. II makes 4 delightful
hre IN crates. Persons with small means should
try II for themselves. f. COOK,
Cthce on 1itl ST. Mex door to
J l4-1n' Mr.. UastInss' Grocery Store.
CoET.-FRESH sUPpLI.-onr boats have re
\ suGaed their trips, and the yards viii be regu-
larry supplied ioI the balance oil the season.
"a l4-6t Holm ]. Z Agent.
y ,.--Tlse price Of Coke until further notice
y Will lie as !nllows:
SOFI LUMP O SIS 50
SOFT Hall. $40
EA toh E. 49,. oNJ
Orders p~rouptly executed at lards corner 10th
and Cary ana 6tA and u, ri streets. Terms cash.
de FITS INO ]. X AGENT.
OAk AND PINE WGOt,-Sss.oned and un-
~ der shelter, for sale =, Coke Yards
de Its JAU. J. nth Ag't.
IhHhSn H,hk' . ! Jp pfhT w. n FIasH H.t1 s:a
y have entered into 3 C0-PARTNERSHIp, dat
Ing from the I'D day al November. 1869, under the
name and sly lie of HILL i FISHER, for carrying
bank. where all orders Viii la thankfully received,
nr any orders left witt SrEBBINs x PULLEN, No.
lQl broad street. or with Gt0. !. HEgRlaG, No. S.
Main *frcet. Will be promptly attended IL.
r. Once corner 9Th street and BASIN bank.
IERMs.-Cash. JAME rs HILL,
no 4-2m JOHN w. FISHER.
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TRUSTEES SAIL OF STOCK OF GRO
l. CEkIES y HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
All AlCIioN.-By virtue oi = deed OF trust. re.
corded IN the RIotmond. Hastings Court Office. |
will sell. en- SATURDAY morning. 2lst January,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. at the store occupied by
= I, Porter. on Broad street, two doors above w.
7. Ladd $ Drug Store ALI OF the stock of GROCF-
q and HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
ICRE. Terms at sale.
DAVID J. SAUNDERS. SR.. Trustee.
Sale conducted by Thos. ". kEESEE, Auct. :
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rrr.EoRAPHIC NEWS.
--.n FOR TINE RICHMOND p,srATcs.1
,prniL OF THE EUROPA.

..,nt Tfl,srapA L,ns-0he', 1879 kagfs
set SoSn-s. Ma.a Street.
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4 FU.T3 = I n FFiS1NTT NJ IT FL have ms
y day associated with myself in business nv
brother, WAN FIR. and will continue tho
DRUG AND APOTHECARI BtSIN ESS. at the
old stand. No. 10 Main street. under the style of A.
Err x co. | have also allowed Mr.. Wh.
M. DADE. who has been several years IN nv en-
ploy, aud is faNorabiy known TO nv customers. an
interest IN the profits OF the concern. 70 my old
friends and Inc pubic. for their past liberal and
long continued PATRONAGE, | return my most crate
ini thanks, The new concern Nil endeavor. hy
close attention TO business, liberal terms. and an
accommodating spirit, TO merit a continuation OF
the same i4voTs. A. BODEkER.
HichLlond, Jan. Cd, 1860.
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Hy James N. Tavior 4 SON, Aucs'..

Ft@KtNsU TEN ~ N tAEEENKTNE
: STREET, IT AF~CTl9N.-We wfli sell upon
ary. con luencin at o'clock ?. NJ. q very neat
ard comfortable framed DN Eii.iNG. on Catha-
Iine street. near Ia Messrs. Glnn Il DAVIS i, rick
lard. The house has several Sosd rooms. with a
brick kitchen two stores hish, NC.
The i.oi fronts ~ feet. anu runs back 100 feet 10
an ci}ei il feet vide,
TEkus.-0ne-half cash: tsisnre n. 6. 12 and 10
iurHtbs, tor HeEotiahls notes, with interest added
and secured By trust deed.
ia D Jas. NJ. TAYLOR & son. Auct's.
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LII IN.
IA Las been notified u a farther post
.Et If ne Congress
=Atp britannia, from savannah, bound
ri POOL, !s aground al Yarmouth. Tie
at- saysd.
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HF. NTWFE @ 6FOSfE Up.
'"0' 5lsl December. l859. 2"im
T. AoTlCE To MEDICAL SRI.

"a cam, olei L" Fhssieians and Medical
s TTlf5IIcALS. PnARMhcFJTIcAJL,
.-tI1HH2 .R6lcAL INSTRUMENTS
ii! cffa1 MEDlCAL SADDLE BAGS
.ae NntS, and ever, article needed
. a. AZ ooi't, on as good terms AZ thew
-t- Vita toa -'9fih. being practically &C.
az ps,t,c,f department of our business,
'ha.ie Students 10 call ndax.S NY
a. lee 1 "a, ana stock generally, before p,,,'
~ can C'hAoeH. that II quality, xtyIe and
I'm " pAaEk, pharmaceutlsts,
q Just above post-OHsce.
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. .sse -, N9bHt.-c RuvrcHgk hak.by
sJf 90 ~ ohle, which IS OF record IN the
I'd ~ he MUSINGS Court of the City OF
s .,s ",e9ea. 20 ne IN trust, for the tene-
as ny 80 a. 81 ms stock of Trimmings
,r.e, usa'rpi"n in s}K store, No. I75
.tf. 80 Ri oi the deiIts due 10 him.
n'iA ny agent 10 make sale. rri-
.sds ''"h On h4nd, and u collect the debts
"a. ,a.I"s fchdS IN the Tr7mmfuK and
al, ma It 10 He'r tntsrsst to MAKE
wa. WATe0y -
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
,nean ConSress--"Difficaisies i'm
f"rx,,ch Cabinet. Ac.. &c.

urn or LORD HACArLEY.
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ANtsr rREsiDE,TI.I- EI.Ec

~ NTTAL ELEC.
a re ron.ts iS Important question. bat
H9a faat "Po,thpt 10 know where Won can
wee - aat ION" 80 IA 10 MAKE your money
q. "A ~. ahs very place ~ accomplish
- SRI Ys vel. Anown estabilsIn,snt al
~ At ali llIhss ! - Nan street, where you
I'd .%' Collars, Ca.niria gan M ' In
5 "a cai 4 a aho t"ilafs. Tor % cents, worth
v Hos lnq Black Kid Gioves, for size.
I. L%sles, Ia, men haadkesehiels, Tor ioc.'
= FSGton Fr,asa ones at ~, worth Sc;
: s1s sstss ana drawers; caIaLsle. snd
ihs slus.'n' from Ice. and onSa1d h"
'- oheaps,.ns.' ! assure TIC pubic TIM
vns afe nj .ss'f aad extend an ingi
rSIeet. "ef1hit her The piece, Mo,
sJDstfH sTkAUsE.
4 licsi.' ~spsto, solar AID l.-saa ,,,s--
a." burning flaii "a essn,,,ngs..,
gfs..sAe. u. PEAlcE < CO
~" esshsr sth aud Broad IL,
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:, yacANr,nxS on rAT.iAg,SE ST.

> ttAN 2 LVtN OK 1AT!EAEtEs ST.
81 AT AUCfiON.-We will sell on MONDAY.
tie 2d day oi Jauuarv. conimenclng at 4o'ciOck
i. NJ. t.o very desirable bulidlns LOTS on Cath
arlIe street. ffoptin. each ~ feet, and running
back lea feet To sl alley 10 feet wide.
TARMs:-One-t,iird cash; balance at s and IL
months. for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed. and secured by trust deeds.
ia ID las. NJ. TAYL0 Il SON. ucts,
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III retiring from the Sldtlsry and Harness basi-
ness, | return my thanks t. the pubic ior tielr iii-
orti patrona:e e. and take piea4ure ia crIluand n
70 their. confidence NV successor. Mr. WM. T.
MI tCli ELL. who has been IN my employ a. Su-
sefinf anf.ens Ter the past ct ut years. and is IN
eYsrs WAY teSorvln@ their confidence.
Mr.. II fCHElL will cnntinueio manufacture the
"b IN LILA which, Tor durability and
cnmioft, cannot lie surpassed.
ia 1f-lw c. |. BALDWIN.
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WILL HE SOLD. every night this week, at
v. auction room. So. Main street, CONNIE noing Of
Plated WATCHES. Gne. Gold EWELRY, God
GuARD and VEST CHAINS. Ladies, CHATA-
TORS, &c. Also. q lot Of FANCY GOODS, CI-
CARS, CUTLERY, &c.
N;B.-Consanments receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. II. Anek.
u. r. BOOTH, Salesman. ia 3-tnk
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HELATINE. .Isinxlass. Flavoring Extracts.
NJ 0inger, Mace, Nut me XXI, SPICES, genuine Gronnd
Pepper and English Mustard, for sale ~
JAS. H. pEARCE co.
DRUG xists, corner 9th and Hroni ste
ID HUTT&R-CONatAnIis IN h.nd -