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Plots or AsssssinntIou.

The New York Times has discovered =
wonderful plot for throwing LIxcoLx's car
from the track on the Harrisburg Railroad -
IL ASSERTS that "the list Of tho names OF the
conspirators presented most astonishing
array Cf persons high In Sonthern confidence,
and some Whose fame 10 not in this country
alone. Statesmen laid the plan, bankers en-.
dorsAd II. and adventures were To carry it
into effect" OF course there 10 not word Of
truth in this. II IL not as probable ~ the
story Of the attempt TO poison Mr.. DccHAxAs
At tbs National Hotel Ia Washington, on the
sve Of his Inauguration. II will te Teinem-
beSed that tbs President slect was made very
sick " sonAsthing which hs ats or drank ~
thst hotel, sud that bvpdrsds 0f ether guests,
u roth ssxss, Suffered from ihs sshae cause,
saaay II them dying and exhibiting al tbs
tSasrasl svtd<acss ~ poIsoa. TIE @atter was
meyer satisfactorily accoilntad TOR About
this Tins, we must expect sensation stories.
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Cotton l. Kisg.

The New York Herald publishes an elabo-
rate and comprehensive article on the future
growth and snpply OF cotton, which shows
that MI the attempts hitherto made in India
to rival ths United States In its culture,
have failed. that the intertropicai regions of
Africa and other countries, produce no better
snceess, and that the only reliable cotton re-
gion to b. found In the world, /. found In the
United States. Under these cifcumsta nces,
The course Of England IL plain. notwithstand.
ing this cayoriings VI the British press. Tbs
public sentiment " that tight little island
may be n refractory for = time a. CkuIsss
but this RAsgy OF the Gulf States Will soon
tams thu fsrocioas qnadEapsd, aud with Z
ssriag Of cotton lead him plaesdty and spaeriy
in the way IN which hs should 90,
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r TO MESsRs. HILL & CO.. P. X.

ASE6>
W>a WHITE, w. J. HARDWOOD, and J. G.
PAGE.-GENTLEMES In response to your commu-
nieation of the 22d-ln your notice" You defy
contradiction, in your plain uuvarnished state
ment of iaC.s. We beg leave to differ with YOU
10 every part Of your statement to the public
The committee had careful lly examined every item
contain ed in our card before presenting it to the
public. We never Intended TO excite the public
or our brother mechanics in maintaining our
rights. The committee know that the above state
Inent was not a gross perversion OF facts. This
statement can be veriiedby the two lists of wages
the you have presented for our consideration,
and the OtlAr you have been paying since the ed
Of September, 1857. Gentlemen, you say the only
reduction was % cents on a pair of double led
boots. plain but you said nothing about the ex-
you want us to work by. which makes a reduction
of 81 cts. The plain boots, you pay 20 rs for max
ing-also d reduction of % cents-without saying
anything about tie extras that shall be put on
According to your list OF wages. for making patent
leather boots, you have paid So you want it re-
duced to -. Now, gentlemen Is not this reduc-
about finishing Northern work-geutlemen, you
have acted very wisely In not saying much about
that part of the card. You did not inform the pub
lie that you send to the North for boot legs and
want Us TO put the bottoms on here. Now, gen.
tlemen, is this Southern manufacturing North
leg with Southern sole?
The cOrdwainers of Richmond have accepted
the reduction of % cent on the boots, which can
be proven by the MD ority Of employers of this
city. We refer TO Messrs. Favier, Taylor Boshen,
Butler, Tyndall, and others, who have agreed to
pay the wages for first quality work. AS to the
ma ufacturing. never prevented tive only
have reference TO the first quality work or Gus.
tom trade. We grant all our employers the
privilege of manufacturing the two lower grades
of work they speak Of but will not submit to
the Northern leg. Now, gentlemen, is this playing
the "dog in the manger?' which Is very ungen-
tlemanly minated to US.
Gentlemen, If you want to prolong any further
controversy, We wish to have you publish both
lists of wages, so that the public can who are
fe e5-.t* THE COMMITTEE.
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p. h. WHITE,
fe 26-It WIN. J HARW GOD.
fe 2h-1t


VERY HIGH LAW, WHICH " Z
1>I:a WILL NOT SUBMIT TO.-We see from
a card in the paper of this morning that we
charged with being liars, which deny out aud
out and why should Messrs. Page, White. Har-
wood, and ourselves bs watched on Saturday
last to see who took out work And why should
our servant be stopped whilst carrying packages
tn the American Hotel, which had been purchased
by gentlemen and stopped by the President of
dent, and where did he come from? And who was
it that had a card -publi.hed in the Baltimore,
PhIade lphia, and New York papers, warning
journeym men boot and shoe makers not to come to
Richmond, as they would be whipped and that
any man who takes ont work from Messrs. Page.
White, Harwood, and ourselves, is to be hipped
by some of the Society men? We have nothing
further to say ALEX. HILL Il co.
Richmond, Feb, 25t n. 1851 fe a6--lt
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- NOTICE TO THE PUELIC--

NOTICE 10 THE PuBLlC.-in
communication of THE Committee - of the So
ciety OF Journeymeu Cordwainers of Richmond,
expressive word false e and prevaricatei state.
ment, void alike of truth aud candor, We will en-
deavor to give hasty reply; for the article being
quires bu, facts to refuts t. The Committee, in
making these statements, have drawn up all the
fancy boots and put them on plain boots, t. MAKE
out - per cent. reduction. We repeat, that we
oniy propose to reduce PLAIN 9oots double soiod'
for which we pay 1915, propose SO so. All
extras have been fully allowed for. IN addition
to the above prices, az IT regards patent leather
boots, there is not enough made in the whole city
10 keep one man Ill work, and not one jour III
hundred can fit and make II neat patent leather
boot. For this reason, and no other, they want
t.25 more for making, in order to keep the en-
their incapacity to do the work therefore
propose ~ for making these boots--ratent leather
90 cents more than plain boots But eventhis is not
the COMMITTEE Scribe, he Is wanting III figures
But, to their first aud last Card: In their first
quired reduction of % per cent; we truthfully
stamped this statement as false. In their last
Card, they say we have accepted the reduction of
25c on The Boots. Is this 70 per cent. Either
The Committee made false statement III their
first Card ,or they did not know common ealcula-
ton IL arithmetic. Choose either horn OF the d.
lena. As for the extras, they are not put on the
Boots thus enumerated, and when it i, required
by the employers, it is always promptly paid for
But, to this whole bone of cOnteptiUn-this \ ORTIZ
ern leg, Of which ''The Committee accuse us Of
not being explicit enough: When we ask you to
puta Southern bottom to Northern leg lit will be
soon enough to refuse. We don ask you to do it,
But. if we want it done, and can get the men to
do it, will you not allow to have 1t done This
j. all we ask. The privilege, manufacturers,
We have this right, and want no concessions, nor
will we give any. We want TO have our own legs
fitted here, either by machinery or hand. a. we
may purpose. without consulting our employees.
Is this asking too much To say who shall make it,
and how it shall be done? But, gentlemen, you
must remember fully yersed in this
business IS you are, and fully know how to man
age our own business, and indite own Card
AS for prolonging this contro versy, we have no
inclination; but when misrepresentation are
published for facts, ia connection with names,
we will do what every honest man ought to do
refute it and stamp il a. false.
ALEXANDER HILL i CO.,
p. X. WHITE,
fe 26-It WIN J. HARW GOD.
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Retired.

WA OLD, Jr., Esq, late editor of the Rich
mond Eran liner, has retired from the editorial
chair of that paper, which he has so ably
filled for the last two years.
The retirement of Mr.. OLD from the edito-
rial corps of Virginia will be regretted, we
are sure, by all his brethren of the press, who
cheerfully bear witness to the talent which
he has exhibited in the conduct of his
influential journal, and the dignity and cour-
tesy which have characterized its columns.
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LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. l., 1851.
HE" To The paragraph in the last
"SfGr,' of which you complain, was intended as
a comment upon the letters of an anonymous cor
respondent Of the Richmond Dispatch for which
we did not know who was responsible, and moi
assa ult upon -. We learn that is a
gentleman ofrespectabity and standing in the city
OF Richmo nd and therefore far our paragraph
is personally offensive to him, we cheerfully re-
tract it, In doing this however 1--WE don't yield
right to comment favorably or untav orably upon
the letters Of 'Zed,' or upon anything else we
in the public prints, which w eofiscientiously
deem worthy of such comment
Yours &C., SAMUEL GILLoCK,
Editor OF "StGr,S
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Occasion of the Present Troubles.

The London Telegraph expresses the opin-
ion that the English people have heretofore
given too little attention to the politics and
policy of the great American nation, and in
view of the universal ignorance of its readers,
il commences an explanatory essay, with the
remark that the trouble now pending in
America is occasioned by the desire OF Virgin
in to extend slavery into the States of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Michigan.
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The Peace CouYenfinn

"Independcnt, the intelligent Washington
CORES pondent of the Philadelphia North Amer
lean BLACK Republican, says, Feb. %:
/" AS there ara various propositions pending a
final division will hardly be reached before to-
morrow or Monday. The minority will be sniff
GENTLY decided to divest the action of the Conven-
The positive Republicans will go no farther than a
National Comy enion and if they should be over
ruled by maJorIies in the State delegations, they
will probably find mode of giving more decided
expression to their sentiments than the mere re-
cord of their votes Will furnish. ~
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Reinforcement of Fort Sumter.


owe have Information in which We place con-
fdence, that the United States steamer Brooklyn,
ON her way to Pensacola, landed a detachment Of
troops with provisions at Fort sumter They
were put into the fort by night in boats propel
on the way, but no damage was done. The shot
was fired at random, aud the secessi0nists proba-
bly, made up their minds that it was a false alarm,
as the bombz was not continued. The
secret has been well kept by the officers Of the
lup
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PrenarinQ for the W0rsf.

Louisiana and Mississippi are diligently
preparing to defend themselves against any
assa ult which may be made after the 4th of
March All the Gulf States which have the
command of their own harbors, may be re-
garded as secure. 1t is impossible for ships
to accomplish anything against bad fortiiica-
tons, if they are defended with ordinary
energy and skill.
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MARINE rNTnLLronNcn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Fss. IS, 1851.
High Water this day (Tuesday) at 5o'clk.
~~~~%
RIVED.

ARRIVED, K
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New York, mdze
ndle. and passenger, B. W. .' Garrie. '"''~''e'
. s 81 Dan; Dsnyiils, Chester, New York, mdns., D.
;, sehr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, Baltimore. sugar, C.
sehr; Jas; H Carter, Catlin Baltimore, lumber,
.t sehs Belle Conway, Delany. Baltimore. oyster
,seehT,; Anna Cole. Crockett. Eastern shore, oats,
ssar (. " Benton, Taylor, philaaelphia, coal,
sehr L. Andenreid Bartlett, Philadelphia FOCAL,
A: Blair and G. B.Iipseomb.
,, schri ". ". Griffin, koss, N. Carolina, shin
Sch, senr Qseeola, Wilson, Philadelphia, coal, Poi
Schr. Isabella Thorn pson, Corson, Philadelphia.
coal, Writ Roberts.
schr Motive, McSemar, White Point, gravel,
sehr. Amazon, Warren, Eastern Shore, oats, A.
sehr VIM. Nelson, Nelson, Eastern Shore, oats,
a A'''''p'"Sn SAILED.
- schr Henry Trayers, Wyatt. Baltimore, mdze.,
sehr Silnrod, Bridges, Providence, via Peters
schr kezah Warren, down the river, light.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2a,-Cleared, schr. oetavia Ell
len, Richmond.
AssENGEKs PER STEAMSHIP ''YoRKTowS,"
Parrish, master, from New York:
bary and WIFE, W Srgs caps hggp oRnes Miss Mss
NJ. Raynor Geo Reyers0n Chas Ewing, R. Hog
n n. and n lady 5udss RosNorti; Miss Bosworth,
Moore, Mrs Lignot, Mrs. Sprague, Jno. Henson,
Jas; Johnston and iii steerdge.
cb As2 lfom N'.lt co Jae TEsmpks j.
Miss Collins. Charles Guyot, Jos. Chic A. Bell
ler, Ii u King, DR.. L. G. Robinson, Geo. Reid,
j. j. ~ Worth, Clinton Cook, Capt. E. Guy, g.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th lust, by the Kew. MFR. Willis, Mr.:
WILLIAM NJ. EUMMiSs to Hiss JOSEPHINE
DON ELLA, all ofths city.
n petersburg papers please copy
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Dir. Hall, Mr.. 4.
G. BAKER to Miss A. 4. APPERsON, all of this
CITY.
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- + l. D w s:
~ LO w s

- Il w ,.
~ PLOW
L J. D w s.,
STARkES PATENT SOUTHERN Pillow.
The Judges Of the late Fair Of the STATE AND
CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES were
SO fully convinced Of the superiority Of this PL0W
all others, that they gave it (what other
Plow ever received in this Stste,l u full set of
PREMIUMS, for being
THE BEST 0NE-HORSE,
THE BEST TWO HORSE,
THE BEST THREE HORSE,
and FOUR-HORSE Pillow,
on exhibition; where all the most approved
Flows were fully represented and that by a com
mittee of farmers with whom l had no acqua Mt
This PL0W does better work, and Is kept in re-
pair with less expense than any other Plow III
use in this country. Every farmer who uses it,
will bear testimony to this fact.
full supply of this as well as all other Plows in
general use, always on hand, at very low prices.
fresh SUPPLY %
GARDEN SEEDS,
Just received.
p. ii. STARkE,
No. 50, three doors above St. Charles Hotel,
fe est Richmond, Va.
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Z
To all of which have been aecorded tie
HIGHEST NEED OF PRAISE

E RES GALLRKY.-Photograph and Ambro-
types panic prices go OFF like hot cakes Now Is
the time to have a lot taken. Take the old folks
tisticaliy taken, by the aid Of REFS new aud IN
Simultaneous process Prices IS cts, So cts, ~ 90,
and upwards. photographs ~ and ~, plain col
$50, including frames. No las Main st., over West
Il Johnston Is Bookstore. IL ?5--at
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ne Superior Imported Wines, Lilo 40 RS. and
CIGARS, CURACO, ABSYNTHE, SCOTCH ALE,
ana LONDON PORTER, wholesale and retail.
Also LIFE aud FIRE INSURANCE, as usual,
upon the most reasonable terms. bv
g. X. BRICKEN, Agent,
No. 4, Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl St,
fe 25-3* Rchmopd.
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II RIG NONE THE A RE

re RIcHA oND THEATRE
KUSKEL MoxLRY... Sole Lessees and Managers
l. b. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager
LOOK AT THE
SPLENDID COMBINATION
Offered THIS EVENING, which cannot fail to
please both
OLD AND YOUNG,
GRAVE AND GAY,
Being, as il is, an Entertainment replete with
PA1HOS AND INNOCENT MIRTH.
THREE EXCELLENT PIECES
The Drama vi
W Id d UCKS,
(J0uy BRoUdHAM's.)
Great Burlesque of
P0CAHONTAS,
And the screaming Farce Of
TURNED UP AGAIN.
Embracing
MEDY
BURLEsQUE,
aud F Al CE.
To all of which have been accorded the
HIGHEST NEED OF PRAISE.
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" A Physiological View or Marriage
Coatafuiug nearly 800 pages aud 100 bpe plates
sDd ngravings OF the anatomy of the. sexual
&ans In state OF health and disease with trea-
fse on self abuse. Its deplorsbfe consequences
upon the mind aud body, with the authors plan
OF treatment-the only rational and successful
mode Of cure, as shown by the report of cases
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts OF their physical condition. Sent. free of
postage. to any address, receipt Of Is cents in
fe 2s-dSsw3m DR.. La CRoTX, Albany, y. Y.
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a. THE FRlENDS AND PATKONs

Sk-SA of Company "G's" Ball, held at Me-
chancs Hall on Friday last, are respectfully in
vited to IL SOIREE, TO be held at their ARMORY,
2sth street, Church HILL on this fFUESDAY)
evening, At s o clock, without further notice.
fe
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mA THE MEMBERs OF THE

IN NOflCE.-Un the sd day OF January
mi 1884, was committed 10 the Jail 0f Caroline
Ac0upty, negro man named HEINZ ao"Gt
~ feet iuehes high, very dark ia"ny
* complexion, aud bad cou atenanee. Hsr&-
resents himself the property OF William Z. Bs'
ker. of King George, and as being hired the pres
ent year IL the York River Railroad Company by
said Bakers agent, who resides in Richmond city.
The agent of the above NAMED Company wili d."
we'll to come for said boy instantaneonsiy: Apply
to 4. II, PuLLES,
Tailor Of Caroline County
Bowling Green, Caroline CO.. Feb ssd, issi'
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EE Spring Style Hat. and CAPS.

SPKING NF1 LE HATS AND CApS.
SPRING STYLE HATS AND CAPS
SPRING STYLE HATS AND CAPS.
II you want to see perfect beauty, In the way
of "a SILK HAT, just call at BINfoRDS HAT
STORE - Main street, opposite Morris Bookstore,
and ask them to show you the SPRING STYLE,
JTsTR RECEIVED. fe 26-lw<
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De new Brick Tenement the South
SIDE OF GRACE, BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH SITS,
AT AUCTION Particular attention is respect
fully called to our sale of that new Brick Tene-
ment on the South side Of Grace, between sth and
eth streets, THIS AFTERNOON, at a o'clock
For particulars, see auction column.
fe 2s-it JAS. N. TAYLoR& son, Aucts.
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RICUMOND CLOTHiNG MANI.

FAcroRY.-Thes subscribers have on , hsnd
M large and complete assortment 0f souIh
LII ERS MANUFACTURED Go0Ds-Clo'hs
Cassimers and vestings, Of all grades trena ne
following noted mills: Crenshaw MILL. Rieh-
mond, Va Miller * Co.'S NILS, Caipeper eoahiy
Va; Kelley, Ford x Co.. Mills, FrederieksDnfs'
Va. Thomas Il Aimes' Mills, Aarios, smita
county, Va; Rock Island Mills, Charlotte, y. ~
which we are prepared 10 make to measure a! tns
shortest notice, aad in the latest and most aP
proved styles-goeds that will compare Ia esrIt
respect with the best Northern inanufaesats4
goods and many of the Erenshaw goods e1asi -
quality to French, There eaa be no longer AZ
excuse for buying goods manufactured out Of me
State In addition, we keep always on haad
stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS AM
cAsslMsKEs, Sas 70 DO surpassed oy aa faser..
and u corps Of workmea not to be surpassed
by any house in the Union. with detstnii-
nation to furnish our patrons with souihsth
ClethiDR-msteriai raised south. goods w0ss
South. cut and made South, aud We trust 70 ="
sold and worn South, ~ We are determined 70 y"
all in our power 10 push forward southern ihS'
tutions. SPENCE 8 CAREY,
Clothiers and Merchant fsiioss.
fe IS Corner OF Main and isth sfreesa-
. = 49,
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AMUsHMHNra.
GRAND BALL AND sOIRYp
LOST.

IN SIRASE ED AWAY-ou sunday 80
GyA ing last, on Broad street near the tsn,.t
Depot, Black HORSE A rsasonsbIaLh
war" VIII De paid any one returning him 10 me
JOHN Bitter
" 80 Monticello Uo,sl
~ LOST-A small BLACk TEREIEV
SE@>S% had oil collar marked ''G q C;nnrut;
- ANY one returning him to me AZ Tho Can
ma depot, will be literally rewarded for H.
~ '' q. Il. GnOCH
! OST.-A CERTIFICATE OF STof,E ov ,,i,i-
A CITY OF RICHMOND. No. 81, due list LAM
ny, lsSs, for TWO HUNDRED p0LLARS issnai
70 ne uhuerslshea Al persons are forbid trading
plication will be made for new Certificate
,,., WIN. IL. VERNON
Alcnlhoud, req. II, 1851 fe lS-Isw3m*
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IMPORTANT TO ENGIN EERS AND
L SURFEfoRS.-The subscriber having recent
iy made Variable Improvements on his Engineer
ing aud Surveying COMPASS, and also on HIS
Calculating PRoTRACToR, offers them for sale
as the cheapest and best instruments of the kind
now in use. Some of the great advantages of this
Compass over those now in use are. that any .ur-
yey may be accurately taken without the use of
the chain Also, the height and distances of in
accessible objects can easily be obtained. without
the long aud tedious calculations required 10 be
made when using other IN struments.
:, opened a NIGHT SCHOOL, on MONDAY night,
Feb. ilth, at Messrs. John Geo. Gibsons Office,
corner OF Cary and 9th streets for the purpose OF
teaching 10 condensed form Practical Engineer
ing and Surveying. guarantee that any gentle
and give IL proper attention for ten twelve days.
Will aner little practice be fully able to com.
pete with the more experienced Engineers and
surveyors who have studied under the Old sys-
TEN. am now engaged in teaching e!ass a. inc
Franklin, between sth and 9th streets, and viii
continue to receive pupils this week. my school
hours being from to p. NJ The course consists
Of from twelve to fifteen Lectures. Of 3hours each.
TERMs.--Fso for the course. .
from SOME Of whom have the highest written re-
concentrations to the superiority VI my tnstru-
ment over all others aow used
Prof. Bledsoe and Assistant rrofs Of Mathema-
mona College; Profs. Bacon and Latham, WArren-
ton College: Prof. burnley, Of JeHersonton;
Messrs Gill and Bates, City EngiAeers; Capt, q.
Dimtnock, aud others.
NoTE-Ths Instruments mentioned above are
81 The MechanIes' Institute, aud for whIsA r..
ceived = arst class Diploma, aud are for sale At
JAxEs II. WoKD's. corner sch aud Cary streets.
y. Il. WHiTEsc ARvEK. Paissssr,
fe ss-hs waFrenten, Va
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NJ EDICAL LIHRAKY AT AUCTION.-
vi The valuable MEDICAL LIBRARY of the
late Dir. SAMUEL TAYLOR, of Manchester, will be
sold at the auction rooms OF j. II. D8dEs, 80 Main
street. on SATURDAY next, March I'd Sale TO
commence at 81 o'clock r. Nj.
This Library Is rich In every department OF
Medicine, and will be found well worthy the at
tention Of physicians and students.
RE Catalogues will be ready to- morrow WED
nesdayj and may be had of the Auetioneer, or OF
WESTk& JOHNSTON, lbs Main street, 10 whom
the books have been consigned, aud who will at
tend to purchasing for such gentlemen az may be
unable to be present. fe 2o-tds
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BE- Special Notice--Groceries, Wines,
TEAS, LIQUORS, &c, AT AUCTION.--Special at
tenton Is asked to the sale OF Messrs. Johnston x
WHIrixa's stock of GROCERIE WINES, TEAS,
LIQUORS, &c, THIS MORNING, commencing at
10 o'clock at their store corner of ith and Broad
streets. fe e6-tl THOS. w. kEESEE, Anct.
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. LIFE AND PROP EKTY

LIFE AND PROP EKTY
" 81 Y PRES ERN ERS.-I have Just re.
ASy ceived from the manufacturers u
SA~aiNx~ fnrther supply OF COLTS CELE-
N1N DRAFTED FIVE SHOOTERS-Ar1n y.
" w v Navy, and pocket sizes. ! have
also on hand large assortment of DUELL1NG
SELF COOKING and RlFLs PISTOLS, BOWIE
KNIVES, DlRkS. SWORD CANES, Travellers
MONEY BELTS. LIQUOR FLASKS, POCKET
CUPS, SHOT BELTS. POWDER FLASKS, GAME
BAGS, &c JAS. WALSH, Gun Importer,
Seven doors above st. Charles Hotel