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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS To LIVER

~ pol or LJndon.-When you pay your y ptsl ,Se
b. either II the above purts Ice careful that the ste
Of sailing IL mentioned on the ticket. According
law, passengers are entitled tp receive % ccnt'
pee day uni fill bpard, II the ship does Mt sail
within two days Il the date ON the ticket. In or-
der " obtain redress, apply at ho Tnln't Police
Court. ui0 2tlc'i2t
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For LlvERPOOL,-TIIE SPLENDID
Il dirrcr shp iNVlNClBLE, sails ~ lay
IlrT .,..H ur lrit4 90 tlt X sd Ruu; Il Irul,uI
aprly st Go office of ruDNPsON's W.rk st1r
I.iiu, "a Pearl q. 90 2t,e'lOI
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rgO.AugD AND ROOMS.
DoARp-s2-GOoD BOARD AT 3 Thomp

bIINhTl-NL-NIITTT OTNINU NJ y TVTTTI-
ID s,r st from ~ a. - . week man anil w.f',
"a 4, s5a wo,k. Alsn' furnished rpoms, with pie
AMOS Cheap. Also lodgings, -, to ", u week, nr
~ o94 2iact2B
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SHIPPING.

CHEAP PASSAGE To LIVERPOOL by
~ the Black Bar Line u Packets The clipper
ship MANI ATTAIN sails on 9Th November. For
passage apply on board, foot Of Beekman ST. East
River or " JACOB WILSON, los 51uth 81. Ths
FIDEI.IA sails 1lth of Nov. n26'l2I
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IT ODGINGS-CLEAN SINGLE BEDS FOR
Ll2 It's por ui,ht, ut u walker Il, by tlp success
u Of Mrs Murphy, THOMAS INGRAM no SID
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ENIPLOYMENT-MaIc..

pay NCREASED-DRAGOONS FOR
= tho L. :. Army-wanted 100 young men, 10
medical attendance will he furnished with grpi pay
10 each soldier. Apply 1a9 Hudson st. nj Aac'
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Tur OkNvANCo RIvFR. A nhrratiycoi Travel,
EyHoaii.u and Adventure. By CHd ' .'uhu
All,I.ur, autl .or ul "Lr,r NLNml, with nun'i'
uu. .'n-tr tom. nni map of Su Ith' % AlI.a,
Now Nnrlt nnrner a nrlIhnrl.
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SHOEMAKERS ATTENTION-25O SHOE
, makers wanted Immediately to work ON army
shoes At 43 Dy st; wages, 81 per week. ais, girls
from IL e. 10 years II age wanted. nj 3'l29
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N(vANTTD-OpERhT hTORS ON G. & BIS
w machine; a'tr W. q Wa, with their own ma
Chimes ou mily glaze work; dso some small girls.
Al rs ~ % EU#t Broadway, tp N.ur. ui 2'l2B
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'TNO SUIT THE SEASON.-le bushels very
l. superior Peas; fresh Roll Butter; Dried Cher
ries; Dried Peaches; Dried and Green Apples;
Dried and Fresh venison; superior Family Flour;
Virginia Buckwheat Flour, Fresh Green aud
Black Teas: Ham and Breast Bacon, aud very
fine Mercer Potatoes; all in store and selling low.
by VIM. q. DANDKiDGE,
IN
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FROM WASHINGTON.
spgcIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH. ]


WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1861.
Yesterday was the windiest and to-day is
he coldest we have had since the beginning of
the season. The wind ragged for twelve or
,4qrteen hours without intermission, and
such was its violence that people could hardly
kt-p Oh their feet.
III reported that the Peace Congress will
mske compromise on the basis OF Popular or
Saa2tter Sovereignty south of $3.50. Other
.normants tell me that ii is not the in ten ton
Of the Republicans TO permit any adjustment
10 emanate from this Congress. Seward ex
presses much qualification at kentucky 5
course in refusing To call Il Convention, and
thinks the only way TO settle the question is
tya Convention of all the States.
Winter Davis's speech drew crowded and
b0isierOuS house. A youth who stood behind
ne in the gallery said that three carloads OF
Balumorcins came down to hear Davis. He
iad all the blame at the door of the South,
and praised Virginia 8 present position IN the
highest terms. Some members of our Legis-
iaiure were on the floor of the House at the
TINE and II is TO be hoped they enjoyed the
eulogy of their State. When Davis said that
Maryland would not, could not, should not
desert this glorious Union,' no matter wha
Virginia did, his colleague, kunkel. rose in
great excitement and told him to speak Tor
bl, own district and not for the whole State.
Cries OF order orderi' burst from the Repub-
htan side Great noise and confusion. Kun
ke wanted Davis to begin the coercion policy
hen and there; but Winter seemed indis-
posed TO any such rashncss.
Wglalrs excoriation of Andy johnson was
terrific. Johnson bore ii with patient meek.
Esss-guing out occasionally for reireshment
Or for an interview with some Republican
and busying himself III taking notes when he
niGmed, Wigfall would wait until he re-
'umed his seat-then would come those scath
ins personalities with which the speech
abognded.
Amember of the Virginia Senate tells mt
nat he yentured yesterday to stop and look Il
lhA cannon posted near the City Hall. Tn,
soldier on guard came up and told him to pas!
oil, a. orders had been given to allow no ont
10 iolter about there.
"A distinguished politician of your city, wh'
>, now here, says that the Virginia Conven
non VIII equaliZe taxation, alter the basis o
Irpres entatiOn of the Senate, and adjourn
without meddlng with Federal relations.
Let me commend 10 the opponents of seces
sIon the speech lately delivered in the Senat
; tY Judge Heinphill, of Texas. Its argument
are sad to be more powerful and conclusiy
han Mr.. Benjamin's.
Numerous citizens of Richmond are here.
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From Washington,

IWAsHISGToS, Feb. 10.--The committee APP
pointed by the Peace Conference viii proba-
bly make their report Tuesday. Various plans
are before them. From what has privately
transpired, the Border States resolutions meet
with much favor. 1t is the general impress
sion some such measures including the d.
vision of the Territories by the me OF oooo
north of it slavery to be prohibited, and south,
neither Congress sonal nor Territorial inter
ference. This subject is 10 be left for the de-
cision Of the people when they form thelr
Territory is not TO be so easily contaminated
a heretofore. ,
Some members of the Montgomery Congress
have lust advised their secession TRENDS mere
that Ministers have been selected 10 Iepieee ~
the interests of the Southern Confederacy IN
Europe.
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Seizure of New York Vessels by the Cover
nor of Georgia.

SAVANNAH, Feb Gov. Brown seized yes
terday at this port, five vessels, owned in
New Iork-brigs w. r. Kerby and Golden
Head and banks ID. Golden Morning, Adius-
ter, and schooner Julia A. Hallock This is
unders TODD to be a retalia tory measure, on &C
count of the seizure of arms and munitions
intended for Georgia by the New York au-
thoritieS.
When the Georgia property seized by the n
York police is returned, the ships will be de
liyered to the citizens of New York who own
them. The brig W. X. Kirby, bark Adjuster
brig Golden Head schooner Julia A. Hallock
bark ID. Golden Morning, were seized.
Gov. Browns order was executed by Col
Lawton's military. The order reads thus
"To Col Latoton Order out a sufficien
military force, and seize and hold, subject tt
my order. every ship III this harbor, tSavan
nah belonging to citizens of the State of New
York When the property OF which our citi
will be delivered to the citizens of New York
who own Them
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eoas, " o,'g storm King, lately captured on the
Frlg,n' AREA. and sold In Norfolk, cleared
Tor ny. under command of Capt Bremand,
~ inore, to load for Mobile, Ala.
gsn,, salaries aries Of Italian singers are extrava-
ior X high In Paris. Mime. Alboni receives
per month. ''' AA- ~ ''A'' ~ 1''ON"''
FORESTER, Mass, Clark Fairbanks, OF
tneas a. ~ found guilty Of arson, has been sen :
Prison. Imprisonment ior ne IN .ae state
phys,iD,o wies, from the North, but n resident
La hah OF Milton, n. c., for twelve years,
u ordered OF as a suspicious character
howard +. wager OF Madison CO., Wa. com
kilnssi,s suicide, on the 9th inst, by hanging
70 beam In his barn.
phy.,as.oohn Waterman FRANCIS, distang nishet
ah OF New York. died on the eth inst
e!ans,spsry Of y 900, by cheek, in the Cir
-Ohtce, has been detected.
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LNoRY AND HENRY COLLEGE, VA.-Rev. John
l. Edwards, of Lynchburg, Va, has been
a'artted by the TWO Societies al this Institution
70 denver the annual address at the com
1,-tAcement next June. |. T.. Shumate, OF
'Hsihia, has been selected to deliver the an
Hl''rsary address before the Hermesian So
s'r'y, and A. W. Castor, OF Georgia, viii ad-
dress the Calliopean Society.
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chtsARKABLE RECOVERY Father Griffin, a
Nalnohc priest, whose horse died under him
W INC great morass plains, British Columbia
anu t VINO lay freezing ana famis hing for i've
LAYS ~ before he was found and conveyed to a
p.aC OF safety. has since had one Of his legs
'H 1pntated below the knee, but he is now rap
'uiy recovering
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,- N4ft lkGRAHAH.--Capt. Ingraham bid fare
~ az 10 the Secretary OF the Navy and other
GGae,lS OF The department on Wednesday, and
t - -, ~. Tor Charleston. Two of his sons are
III. vac = , serNice--one is a lieutenant in the
- n me corps on board the L. s. ship St Louis,
ftlsdcoia. the other midshipInan at the
annapolis naval school
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Texas.

New ORLEANS, Feb. S.-A disPatcn from
| Austin, Texas says that delegates will be APP
| pointed to the Montgomery Convention, TO
act simply as members for conference, until q
| vote shalt have been taken ON the Ordinance Oh
/ Secession BY the people.
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Nv Thomas w. keesee, Auct'r,
fO0ice corner Of 18th and Cary strsets.)

UMBER AT AUCTION.-ws offer our stock
1Lof LUMBER at auction on TUESDAY, Feb sth.
1ss, 4 70 eek containing The n.r.l ns
.Sas scS # AIT.
PLANK and scASTIlNG, g. s. =. c.pr. !, a..
ya ass HORSES AS saS Ma4d6s .nd
Herring's double. door rIRE.pR00F SArE.
under y asgs ,1 nsSs; c1ss
credit for approved negotiable gsPsSr COLEMAN
~ Sale conducted by THos. w. KERsES, Auet.
p6slTT P9 Ths above sale is pcs.ponesd
Tor SALE, FROM 80 TO 100 LIKELY
TRACT OF LAND AT LOUISA COURT HOUSE E.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of Iou'sa
county, pronounced in the suits Of Timberlaks's
srs, we shall proceed to sell at Louisa Court
House, on MONDAY, the nth day. Of February.
, ,ssi eommsnsing 2. 10 clock, A. NJ, from % to
Henry. El1abeth and PLY pIYly'T imberaks, dec d.
late of Louisa county. The sale will be continued
We viii Ia also sell ell on the same day. tract Of
LAND lying in the same county, not far from
Thompson's Cross Roads, being the tract on which
Miss Elizabeth Timberlake resided at the time OF
TERMS OF SALE.--As to the Slaves: On q credit
of months. the purchasers giving bonds with good
with liberty, however, to any purchaser to pay the
whole or any part of his purchase In cash TO the
Commissioners.
As To The Land One fourth in cash, and as to
the residue, on credit Of six,twelve and eighteen
months, from the day of sale, the purchasers CIV
ing bonds with good security for tho deferred In.
the title to be retained until the purchase money
is paid, as further security therefor.
MA Z MsR 3 fkkAkE. |com'r.
| ia 24-td ALEX. H. SANDS.
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Weather Reports.

MONTREAL, Feb. 9.--Weather clear and cold
Thermometer Is deg. below zero: Inc roaas
for two or three days, with snow, NO maiis
came In or have gone out since "Wednesday.
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IN an PALMETTO FLAG ~ KESTUcKY.-A Pal
k nag made its appearance nj Glasgow
q, - NE other day. A correspondent says al
u ,o ueated with little respect. A crowd took
~ e.arge, placed it over barrel of tar, and
IL - uipplng II in the same material, burned
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Seizure of Another Arsenal,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. l0.--The Little Rock
lark J Arsenal, with 5000 stand of arms, large
quantity of ammunition, including 40 cannon,
and Bragg's battery, was surrendered to the
State yesterday, and garrisoned by State VOL
N
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The Deelsn.is. - Th.rI.w weed to serve

ALBANY, Feb. s.-The appointment of Thur
low Weed to the position Of Peace Commits
sioner had hardly been made known, when
II was rumored that he had sent letter Of
declension to the Governor. Mr.. Weed was
importuned by many of his friends to accept
but he persisted in declining, much to their
regret, and to the disappointment of many
Democra tic members of both houses.
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CINCINNATI, Feb: 9.-Messrs. Hefrom and
Nooav of the Indiana Legislatu left this
city last night for Kentucky, to fight a
duel at an early hour this morning. The
weapons were to be knives. The police are on
their track.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb 9.--Flour dull and heavy
Ohio and Howard street IS Is City Mills IS 12-
Wheat dull red 81. 80, 1..7 white 81 i0at GO -
Corn steady yellow 500 Gle; white e69t8sc Pro.
visions quiet coffee active at l2aMl3c. Whiskey
DIN IL at Isc
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~ II Monday night last VIM. A. Crea
bs a.; az resides IN Bedford county, Va, lost
fir. IN room, kitchen, and smoke house by
Of The smoke house con tanned 8, 900 pounds
s7oo 'l' Which was also destroyed. Loss
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

" MONDAY, nth inst, at 10 O'clock at my store.
| will sell at auction lot of GOODS, consisting In
part of hhds. new Shoulder Bacon, 20 bills. gross
Herrings, Sugar, Molasses, Soap, Candles, Butter.
Lard, Beef Tongues, Cheese, Dried Apples, Beans,
Salt. Vinegar, Wbiskey, Brandy. Rum, Gin, and
sundry other articles.
ISABELLA GRAPES. Also, lot Of fresh lsa
bella GRAPES fife 81 r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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ins, r,iDk'-ln Floyd county, Va, on the Sd
a pnyst f,!.einining Alley undertook TO whip an
siabha n'i zoe boy. The boy drew knife and
death I u so horribly as 10 produce instant
WI lie has been arres ted
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Frozen to Death.

NoRwALK, Feb s.-Two Englshmen, named
Weeks, father and son, We're frozen to dealt
of Round Beach last night. Their bodies
were found o-day.
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The SeiZed Muskets.

NEW YORK, Feb lo.-Lieuts. Rogers and
Shumaker, of the cutter Lewis Cass, from
Savannah, have arrived here.
The muskets seized by the police have been
restored Internationally to Lamar, and he
has telegraph that fact to Savannah
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M. hAfRAoRDiSARY FgcuxpITy.- negro wo.
Ter co ""hed by Henry Chapman, of GIouces-
tb,ss e Va, gave birth on the 3lst ult. TO
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Cart. Holmes Pardoned.

PORTLAND, NE, Feb. 9.--John A. Holmes,
sentenced to the State Prison for life, for
murder on the high seas, has been uncondi-
tionaliy pardoned by the President.
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~ LOT, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE ST,
AS EXTENDED INTO HENRICO COUNTY.-As
Commissioner. appointed by decree of the Cir
2sth day of April, 1850, in the OF Perkins
Perkins ExecutorsI shall proceed to sell at pub
the l!th day of February, f fair; if not the next
fair day thereafter,) commencing at a. o'clock p.
the Real Estate in the bill mentioned, being
the Brick Tenement, on the north side of Grace
street, between Monroe and Henry streets, now
occupied by Mr.. w. s. Thaw. The House is large
and we'll arranged and has every convenience for
the accommodation Of large sized family.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash the balance in three
equal instruments credit Of g. II and Is mouths
the credit nstalnents to be secured by negotiable
notes, with interest added with an approved en-
d0rser and the title to be retained till all the pur
chase money is paid and a conveyance directed by
the Court A. r. COURTNEY, Special C0fiim'r.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son,
Aucti0neers fed
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch
FROM THE SOUTH.
FORMATION OF PROVISIONAL GOVERN

JEFF. DAVIS ELECTED PRESIDENT,
Alexander II. Stephens Chosen Vice President
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The Boston Bankers and the Crisis.

BosroS, Feb. 9.-The Traveller states that
bankers here will not take the loans of the
new administration, unless affairs at the
South are satisfactorily settled.
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LorIsvILLE, Feb. Both houses Of th
Kentucky Legislature have agreed 70 adjourn
next Monday until March 70.
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ID AVENUE, AT AUCTION.-We will sell up
the premises, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
of February. commencing at o'clock p. NJ,
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, on the west side of
Brooke Avenue, adjoining the store of Mr.. J. W.
Beverdge, and now in the occupancy of Mr.. Hen
~ Neurohr There is attached to the premises a
Kitchen, Stable and other out buildings, togeth-
er with a well of good water. The lot fronts about
~ feet, and runs back l20 feet
This property is particularly adapted for gro
stand.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-fourth cash the balance
at s, II and Is months for negotiable notes, with
interest added, and secured by trust deed. The
taxes and insurance for 1881 to be paid by the pur
chaser. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son,
fe7 Auetioneers
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AUCTION eALNs
THIS DAY.


DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF A
1nI mAEkET GARDEN in HENKiCC COUNTY,
We VII sell, ugon the premises, on MONDAY.
the nth day Of February, commencing q to'elk
ing Fairfield Race Course, !" containing one and
three. quarter acres. mere O. less The improve-
kitchen, and other out buildings
TKKMs. -0ne-third cash; tho balance Ut and
II months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured BY q trust deed
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Auct's.
P.S-The above property will be sold at the
risk and cost of the former purchaser, he having
failed to comply with the terms Of sale. j. u
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H Q T E L S .
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BAL l. A Il ID
Ia HOUSE..

RICHMUND, JANUARY i4TH, 1sBl.
The proprietOrs of this well known and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with and il affords them pleasure to
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
thorough renovating of the entire establishment,
makes 1t one Of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels for permanent bOarders well as tran
sient company, } that can be enjoyed anywhere in
the country. II is due to the liberality OF the
Stockholders of the EXCHANGED say that every
thing has been done which could add TO its valne
and increase the comfort and convenience OF its
guests.
Among the important changes and improv ements
in the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added we'll
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
is open for the patronage of the public. In
arranging this part of their business, handsome
room has been provided for the ladies of the Ho-
tel, with private entrance from the parlor floor
of the Ballard House.
In view of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and strict attention their part, they
hope to merit "a continuance of that patronage 80
long enjoyed by them.
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200 YARDS HEAVY pENITENTIAR1

eJUU kERSEYS, selling Off at only 37s cents The
ward regular price 80 OTIS other Pantaioon Goods
selling off in the same proportion For cheap
Goods, for men and boys wear, call at
EZEklEL'S Cheap Store,
"a 81 Al Main street
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Opposition TO MIR. Seward rs secretary OF

ST. Louis, Feb. S.--The Springfield cores
pendent OF the Republican says that promi-
nent Republican members of the Illinois Lesis-
latnre are in favor of signing remonstrance
against the appointment of Mr.. Seward as
Secretary of State.
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ID ETENIBER = UnCuITcnt MUHtY OF tVrTY
IL State in the Union received at par for DRY
GOODS OF every description, for prices reduced to
suit the present great mon eary and political crisis.
The pauic at hand must be met. l am, therefore,
disposed to offer the whole Of my valuable stock
Of Dry Goods at any price from the original cost
for cash only. Recollect, have no price for any
goods in my valuable stock in exchange for specie
or uncurrent Bank notes. My friends and GUS
toners would do well to avail themselves of this
opportunity to buy some of the cheapest Dry Goods
ever offered in the State of Virginia. Call at the
House Of Trade at
Mott CT ant
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"' WIN. WALLACE SONS.


Whisky; old Jamaica Rum; pure Virginia Peach
and Apple 81, ndy; fine French Brandies; Lackey's
Old Mountain Dew and other choice Whiskeys;
old Port sherry and Madeira Wine; Cooking
Wines; Champagne Wines, choice Brands; large
and choice lot best Imported and Domestic Cigars:
Just received and for sale on favorable terms at
the new Family Grocery OF
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L Thai Is, LEVY Is selling The cheapert Dry
Goods. All who have been to his store admitthat
he is offering all kinds of Dry Goods at the lowest
prices. He has now in store superfne Irish Linen
ut 81 cents, worth -; fine Grass Linen dkfs. at %
cents, worth 50 iue liemstitched Hdkfs. at % Cts,
worth 37s; Embroidered Cambria Collars at 371 cts,
worth 80: Cambria Collars at 80 cts, worth Is; I'm
bleached Cotton both fine and coarse, at ii cents,
worth 10; Bleached Cotton, of all qualities, at the
lowest prices. Be sure to so to LEV I ). No. 10
Main street, for there you can certainly find the
largest assortment of Dry Goods at the lowest
prices fe I
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m NO. THREE.YEARS OLD MULES
EtO Az AUCTION On TUESDAY. 18th instan

~ AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, 18th instant,
at II O'Clock, will sell, at the Lot on Council
Chamber Hill, corner l4th and Ross streets,
40 likely young MULES.
The above MULES are of fine size and form, 3
years old and worthy the attention of those in
want of No.
MU LES
This opportunity should be embraced by all in
want of st-class stock.
TERMs-Al sums under Sloo, cash over that
amount, months, for approved, endorsed nego-
table paper [fe " f. B. COOK, Auct.
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I - =
ia % ALFRED MOSES. 90 Main stree
nRY GOODS AT REDuCED PRICES

4
prepared in the best manner possible for whatever
ment. we offer our entire stock of Goods at re-
duced prices. The stock is large and better than
it has ever been before at this season Carpets,
Cloaks, Dress Silks, Poplins, Rips, Merinoes,
Nous eaiu es, Servants Clothing of all kinds in
short every variety Of Dry Goods, at very reduced
prices. Our customers may expect bargains IN
every style of Goods, as they must be sold before
the clos of the season.
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