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Way 81 Fast1m8 and Prayer.
A fair correspondent sends us the followin
poesical contribution, a. appropriate to tn
day:
foR THH 4ra JANUARY, 1851.
Thou nearest cen the prayer Of one,
- However mean he bes
Then, oh F. our God, Thoupt bow Thine ear,
When millions CRY 10 Thee.
II there 10 JOY in Heaven above,
When ore from gait doth fee;
Then, oh what jos. when millions kneet
In penitence to Thee.
Turn, turI, oh God our eyes within,
Uur sinfulness TO see
Oh, turn nation from their sin,
In penitence to Thee
This day nat,on's PRAYER inspire,
Oh, let all hearts agree.
In seekinx for rhy Grace to turn
In penitence to Thee
Thy chastis e ments are blessings, Lord,
On blessed " deed, IRE We,
IL Thy walked wrath bat makes a. turn
In penitence to a. ee.
Too long our souls in PRIDE have dwelt,
Nor danger did We see;
Bat, IN our cou airy need, we turn
In Denitence to Thee.
In humble trust aud sorrow now,
We to Thy presence fee;
Msroy and ps ace, oh God bsstow,
And make us live to Thee
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n SPECIAL NOTICE,

have not disc on.fausd business on account Of
the falling of my store. | am now located FIVE
DOORS above my old stand, next door to C. w
Purcell q Co.'s Brokers' Office and near 60 vernon
on Main street, No. l26, where would be pleased
to meet my old customers, . nd the custOmer gen.
orally. Those in tho habit of giving me their or
dera for FALL CLOTHING, will do me favor to
store when to call on them, and all orders in my
line will be az promptly attended to a. heretofore
have not, and don't intend to. discontinue bust
Main street. Ian 23-tsl VIM. IRA SMITH.
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Richmond Markets, Jan. }, 1861.
The market 10 without animation, and with very
little change in any branch of business. The hol-
days stli suspend operations at the mills and the
tobacco warehouses. No new event has occurred
70 encourage hope for the preservation Of the
Union, and commerce 10 subjected 70 increasing
dif6cultles.
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THE WEDDING RIM 10 emblemstic of thu
I masriase relation. Gold viii wear opt By fric.
nshssDis always br,sht TSSs is tss R a1
u without end; 30 likewise ID the union without
interruption or end. except BY the death Of the
paTties. ss.ts
The Wedding Rims being plain, shows that the
isr ore to whom tits given is, in the sstpation Of
needing not the forsisn ald Of ornament TO reader
her Just the wonan Cor him to love and cherish I'll
hin days. fFF =
GOOD assortmsnt Of plain Gold Rings, suitable
tor Wedding Ringl, inst 6nished, can g found ct
= MAIN STREET, whore vail b found w stchss.
JeyerY, Silver Ware, Silver plated WeYe, 1peo-
tacles. 30 10. WAtohes, Jswelsy and oDsctaolee
feDsirsd IN the bAst manner.
NO. rs; E0; %. 10; l9-;Is tAs Ssahsi Of
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NN Z q : os1S60

feSs satlfa sT0PAssENSSGE RsI0OU.
NT.-fMPORTANT TO TRAXkL-
GERRfEckTJHSKGhr fR hk99
rylng the great United States Msil. Twice daily
Sunday night excepted between Richmond, AleI.
andrla, w ashlngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all important points Wess, via Acquia
Greek and Washington. over the klchnond, Fred
erickrhurg L Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
river, Is miles, and BY splendid and comtor abe
steamers thence to Washingto 81 miles, In all Ii
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per.
fecty safe rate OF speed.
Hons of departure: $50, A. NJ, and 7, P. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special AEenta
CHEC THROUGH to w ashinEtc7, Baltimore
Philaislphia and New York.
THNoUsH rIcLHys can be scApIed 20 the follow
ing pDants-viz Baltimore, Philadelr lia, Clncin
nati, Columbus, indianapolis, CAIRO. Dayton. JET
fersonvilo, Rock Island, Zanesville, Aaington
New York, st. Louis, Chicago. PitrnufE, Louis
PASSENGERS breaks and sup at Asttsnd and dine
IN boa I'd the comfortable steamer b S~en Aoqnls
Creek and Wash ,ngton.
Persons wlsniag to obtain ticl >ts for sW
uaat. for Warrington city and -ints further
NORTH, must. "a a!i cases, be ye lehal for bJ
ZONE Responsible white citl3en. of JichI1ondIss
ssTso~, known 10 the ofhcsrs Of tn Rosd, Is ~
Tieksts s0tU bS old IL applied for BY Hssi.
"a For furtbsr Information, aSpf httN o0to
'''"' w JAS. j. WINSTON. Gnr~'--stAs't
AAM'I RUTH. kEp'f.
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. WlNAEh SInEDGL LIZ.

- e,cuuoNn WORK
s ssR ss!HfffIA45SSfHSsS T. kfS 3 If
E En- sH 81 AsD M1F rPkESMFaR s.
Dinner Extra. ,.., ,0.o p.s
sEss q ' TRa HSsyss w In kAs
except Suodays.la At O'CLOCK a. N. sIopplng On
fa oS ost. ssses a sne
and arrive At West Point at "a a M: ur,,
Fss fast GsD ana Ro%E vii ssVs King
2 PIG aas SAYS a a1 Hpa
SIns npon signal only at alter Fence
Noody's Cappahoosic, Biglsr's, Gloucester Point,
FS STssESn hn at 50
wi anS at A.
nx as above and connectng with the cars at
Point at P. NJ, and arrive at Richmond at s@
DAYS 39 It the ss PASS aNGER FR n wi il leave
West Point for Richmond at 10 A. NJ. and arrive
" a. stopRR, s Is
leave Norfolk on Mondays WedHs sEsN and Fri,
McCARRIcK and for Matthews on Thursdays and
Fare from from Richmond or any point on York River
to Eastern Shore ---- ----- .--- SAG g.
Fare s from Richmond t. West Point, or from
West Point to Richmond and return next
Freight received TUESDAYS. thursdays,
ane SATURDAYS, until 3 50 m Ct Rl ch
DAYS, until 80 p. M. At WeH Point. go
Accommodating and Frslght T Rsh1 WI Leave ave
SATURDAYS, at4 P. Nj, stopping on signal, al
ali the Stations. for freight and passengers;
Fare from King ana queen Y. H., and other
points on Mattaponi River to Norfolk or Rich
mOnd, 81.
PASSENGERS for Williamsburg will take Stage q.
BigIer's, for Gloucester G. H. at CappahoOsic, and
for Sauda and Urbanna, at West Point.
SUNDAY Trains discontinued after Dec 9th.
de 6-ts r. II. TEMPLE, Sup't.
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THE PLACE FOR B ARGAIN s-No. Il
L Nam street. MAlLERT'S OLD stand.=To buy
TO buy the cheapest N ems Wear, call at No ii
Main u. To buy the cheap Boys Wear. call at
Wear, call at No. Il Main st. To buy the cheap
est Bed Blankets, call at No Al Main ct. To buy
the cheapest SheetInks and Shirtings. call at No
Il Main ST. To buy the cheapest Shirt Bosoms,
call at No q Main st. To buy the cheapest Ho-
siery for children. call at No A MAN 1T To buy
To huv neat Carpetlng at ~ cts, call at No ii
Main st. To bus cheap and fashionable Cioaks,
Worsted Hoods and Capes, cali at No. ii Main st.
To buy the cheapest Dry Goods. Skirts. Cloaks,
&c.. TO, call At No. Il Main St, MAILER RS old
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MsrchAnts' Bank. LynchbuYg.
M0nticolto Rank, Charlottesville.
South western Bank, Wythesiile.
Branch ofthe Bank Of the Valley. stanton;
Do. do. do. do. Chrisaehsuuts
LIST OF VIRGINIA BANK NorKs uNBANxAsLk IN
Bank Of the Vale, ana branches, saveAt Staun-
ton ard Ehratiansburg. 3
= rank Of MheeItnS. Wheeling
Manufsc.urrrs' and Farmers' Bank Of Wheel
Ing ana branches. ,,,
branches.
HANK OF Charleston, Maiden. Kama VIA,
Bank OF berke ey. M1artInsburg.
Branch of Bank Of the Old Dominion at Pearls
burg. ,o,.,,.
Fank of Philirpi, Phlllippi. Barbour county.
Bank Of Winchester. Winchester.
Eairmont Bank, Fairmont.
The notes of the foregoing Banks are boug hit BY
the brokers' OF this city at per CO. discount.
VIRGINIA BANK MOTIFS THAT ARE AT TWENTY FIvI
- PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Inc notes 81 the following Banks are at % pei
oent. discount:
bank of Manassas. Front Royal.
Bank of Weston, Lewis county.
well.
There are probably few, If any, of the notes oil
the last named Bank afoat, 1t has been discred-
tied for some years.
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vew1 RICHMOND POTTERIES, foot o.
NMain street, Rockets, and corner Cary
and 18th streets. Richmond. Va. KEESEE
Il PARR, Proprletors.-The subscribers
respectfully inform the merchants of Virginia,
North Caroline and Tennessee; that they are are
which they will sell at the very lowest prices With
a liberal discount for cash.
IA All ware sold by us will be delivered in any
part of the oity FREQ of charge.
THOS. W. KEESEE,
DAVID PARR.
GEa REDUCTION IN PRICE STEB
HsHBINS, PULLEN L CO. will. from this dav,
WQ offer their entire stock of FANCY GOODS,
~ VASES, 40, at greatly reduced prices for
cash. Now is the time to make your purchases for
the holdeys. Cali early.
STEBBINS. pULLEN l. CO.,
Corner 9th and Broad SITS.
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CTURAGE.-We nave room for Stors &c of the
~ bulk of 10000 barrss. st our Wareht use, cor.
ner Goth, Dock and Cary s:reets.
We have also on hand add for sale Oh oonsign-
ment, 900 bbis of Fish, nmprising Cut Herrings,
Gross do. ,Alewives, Shad, Salmon, Mack ore, Nos.
/, and 8; White Fish and Roe Berrings. Also.
1900 hbs. James River Cement; 500 bbls. Rosen-
dale Cement; 800 bbs. Cai9ined Plaster; 100 bbs.
Tar 900 bbls Rockand .ime; 500 bushels Plas-
100 900 Cigars, some of W ich are the finest I'M
bS BRInoFORD co.
GREAT BARGAINS are how being offered
" ia all kinds Of Winter Clothing, at the ole and
favOrite staud l02 Main street. dur stock is full
and complete presenting all needful inducements
in vHiety of sly lie, workmanship and prices. AS
times are sadly out Of JOINT and money scarce. we
are determined to make 1t the interest OF the
most economical buy ers to cGll on us:
KEEN, BALDWIA WILLIAMS.
I LIQUORS., LIQtOkS.-WlNSTON e row
IL ExS have now in store of old Whlskeys and
Brandies 70 bbls. Pure Rye, a brand well known,
now from to 10 wears old; 80 bbls. Bumgardner's
Old and Mellow; us bb.s. other favOTite brands OF
old Whisksy,; 100 1bis lower grades; Is pipes and
half pipes Hennessey and Otard. Dupuy Co.
Brasiies, with larse took of other Liquors gen.
orally. which We offer low.
CLOTHING AT INN ENSE SACRIFICE.
u have in stock about 70 Overcoats and Bnsi
pess oats, If diff rent Qu .lities and sly les LETT
over from last year, which | have selected out
md marked Gown to about one hat Of the usual
selling price. Call and examine them and all
nor tied to fashion can get good article Tor q
vary m i prco. The goods are here ard must
he sold. This is no humbug: Call early and take
a chance VIM. IRA SMITH.
Mai qfrao
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=. CHEAT hEDUGYIuN IN rnk III
PRICE OF HATS AMP BOOTS.-kS
"a From Is to 20 per cent saved BY buy
lag from J. H. ANTHONY,
H Columbian Hotel building,
Moieskin Hats Of best quality, IS 20; do. seoona
quality, co. fashionable Silk ha"s, %; fine cali
skln seved Boots, 50; Congress ltor Boots, -;
tne calf skin sewed Shoes, : Is.
J. H. ANTHONY has made ar, Ingements with
of the best makers in the CITY of Philadelphia
10 supply him with handsome ant substantial cali
skin sewed BOOTS which he VIII Ill at the unprs-
sedented low price OF THREE Dc LIARS AND 4
AALF. 90 1S-d&wts
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ssSsms To- ran "a r tSNEu ~ SnO CO.
inS8eAo Farmers and offers wanting N l. u h D
ShUES are invited to call at No. 90 Main street,
where viii be found the largest and best assert
aent ever offered III Richmond. My assortment
embraces, WO pairs OF heavy Sewed BrOs ans, OF
N, own make, Men Army BrOg ans; Mems high
cut do, very thick, naiied with hob nails; Danes
psgged Broga Planters and Dutch Boots for
women, Together with all other grades, suitable
ioT servants, men, women and bows. Farmers
will do well to give me call, at No. SO Main st.
JOHN e.. PAGE.JR.
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IN FALL n DE' 1Rk0
ROB'T l.. DICKINSON, lsuccessoT to Bin
ford, Dickinson Welsiger,i No 70 Main street,
Richmond, Va, thankful for the liberai patronage
orally invites their attention to his large and ex-
tensive stock Of HATS, CAPS, FuRS, TO-, CON-
prism every style manufactured for the season.
which will be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms Mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina; and Teunes-
soc visiting the city, respectfully solicited TO
call and examine for themselves before purchas-
ing. A liberal discount made to those Who pur-
chase for cash.
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e4SALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES,
WAI THE subscriber has on hand three new
very superlor octave PIANOS, which he war
rants e. be eQnal. not superior. 10 any lnstru-
msnt Of tbs same quality from Northern manu-
fac1ories. u,
Re also offer. his services e The public a.
South q de Broad st., between ID and 3D., :.
Rzy..IscEsrH s kstsssvrs. ESQ ~ r fism T.
MACK ER Ell LOO bbls. medium msckerel
WI No. 8; 100 pbls. small do, No. u 80 bbls. No.
Mackerci; . half bbis do. do. En! sale oy,
CAU6A1E NEAT CpTTERS.-A supply Of
= the aboys neossssry. articles Tor ohobplng
'''''' ' " TH6S. A. RULELRY l. co.
nONEY, HONEV.-We have nov IN Stove
II supply Of pure Restrained Honey. Tor hotel
and restaurant use: For sale By Z gallon.
VENIS1N, VENlsON.-lsO so pounds FRESH
v VENlEON BANS and SADDLES. just re-
esived on eonsignmeuts fpI sale by.
1907 9KIRTS.-Ths bss.. 30 Spring skirts ct
EEyy'6, worth eljs, sold 81 over the CITY
~ w. ~ tAf ~ 4EF- - i t255 3
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. LOOK TO YOUK INTEREST: ::
a. BOOTS AND SaUES. na
HGREAT KEDIJCTION IN PKiCES s6$S6

VGKEAT KEUUCTIUN FKICES,
- CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, between "a
,Ld Sd, keeps large stock of Ladies', Gentle
men, and Servants Wear constantly on hand,
and de6es any tody in Richmond u compete with
nim in his line, ss he manufacturers TO order, and
superintends himself. Great bargains In Ladies'
and Misses coiored Caters, Morocco Bootees
Slippers and Buskins; Gentlemen cit, made Pa
tent Leather tiaIters, Oxford Ties and SlIppers.-
| will sell my summer stock Of foods at and below
cost. Call soon, If you wish to get good bargain
CAaS BEhLE,
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BOOTS, sHoHs, 10.

- Lh 1AIfFH sad hSS! : H.: ce Asc
g1 a. 9Es; and 2d
\ 4: S.ssis. Ss5f rs SHFoxD TIE
capital, win tas most proved mssh,n.5y work
United states; ana will furnish .. GOOD work, a.
the same price. az an, Factory in tho Union Let
All orders promptly filed, and all Work warrant
ed Dc e ;ash as 0fdsIsd A A. 5SsAaBER suD
- BooTIS a. AL No. . s s, 4 9 Els 49,
Would bog leave to inform his former patrons and
No. 49, Main street, and would ask call from all
wanting goods in his line
ns s g.
at very RESPONSIBLE prices. no H-3m.
PRic ts-GtEAR THE TRACK @TfW
zSp shaos Ekt6Ff chs nave
reduced the prices Of their entire large stock OF
prices to suit the lines. order to give the pull bile
a chance TO buy good Boots and shees at low
Meeled Congress Caters at 81 pair Lace do ut
95 cts. q pair; Ladies' Heeled Morocco and Goat
at Is cts pair; "hlarens Shoes at 81. o ots
pair; heavy Servants. Brogues at 81 pair; Gents
Cali SeWe0 Boots at "a a pair; tents Cali Sew ed
Congress Caters at 81 50. and all other goods in
proportion as cheap, at u. HELLER q CO.'S.
)83 Broad ST., between 9th and 9th.
n Trunks, Bonnet Boxes and ValIces closing
out cost.
- LOOK To YOUR INTEREST,".
= Bear In mind, tnat JOSEPH STRAUSE
5hs a1d Heel
from &c., 75c and VI. worth twice the money ;
Ladies Congress Caters. Foxed, Tipped and lin
Bottom, at 81 Ladies' Congress Caters, PLAIN
or Tipped, at 81 Is and 81 81, seiIng elsewhere
81 50, Ladies' Morocco Heel bootees, at 81. and
tees. at 81, 80; Misses Morocco Heel Bootees,
at ENC and CATERS at the same Misses Goat
Children's Morocco Shoes. AZ 50 cents and up
wards; Chldren's Black ard Colo, 60 heel UalseIs
az So so; xiord Ties anu Cong ess Caters at ali
Prices; ems Slippers a. 50 CTS Fine Calf sewed
Boots, at 50, worm 50; SeISants Shoes at 10 cts
Goith III rs; Heavy orOgans, Boys Boots, &C.
lou will hnd the above rs per cent cheaper than
elsewhere, ~ calling at No II VAIN st.
IIl2EkA &N lI&E
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OFFICE RIcaM'D L PET'G < 4. c

OFFICE RIcHM'D 4. PET'G !, 4: CO.,
k.ek*0 "a x AS6 S0 XF RI sf MoN.
e RsY Tk Is s d j. IT. e ssa s
's1 4s = IHxy. sIeHsosp FOR .Y-,-.s y ~
sas F r. Esssy1
s 1a. ans' Law r77TassVas 1oi a1aTso.D...
Aoepom1so datio IT ri: weekly MOnda,
Wednesday and Friday, at. SIS A. n.
M ds Fa a16sss'fa
fSE.f HsR e. f g. EXIT ESsH,S 81.
EXPRESS Fsspso.fS ansoaDes to
:; S:;s f. q ixs :
obtainins their freight and paofs, IS in the short
0' ER RD1sS leave New York at and sosk
P. N. Expresses leave Philadelphia at A. N i
s A. f.Eis'sss ssTf si shmona
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil,
s VEST, ss IS ssS K N and 8 30 r; N:
o spd H6vs !" 81
IESxltPSREssEs FOR THE SOUTH leave EioA-
m9Pd EWiGE ana
guarantee to the public clvity, attention and sat
isfactiOn all their intercourse with their ofhcers
IN Richmond. and nothing will be left undone on
their part to meet the wants of their customers
Freigh, and packages arrivlpg by tn" Express.
from the North at O'Clock p. M will be delivered
Immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance of twelve hours over our arrangements
STEAMER EXPRESSES, TO AND FROM
NEW YORK, SEMI-WEEKLY. Freghts de-
.SES E tfbT6SE g. PEE EiazE $685.
MENTs, 80, forwarded with ssfety aRa dls.
IN NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
ONT Goods collected at all accessible points
throug heut the United States, and prompt returns
SLAVES forwarded By each of our Expresse
in charge Of careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried 1t unusual
All Yrs,shts promptly called for AND delivered
- For further Information. Please sall at oul
'a's ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
an IT. w. b tREG0. Suv't
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ARTIFICIAL rEETH.-THE
Q4f8CHE0pLAsTIC a Nd YU'CANlTE

havlrE the right for the above mode u making
Teethfand being satisfied Of il ahsoiHte gnperi
ority over all other methods, can With ypnhdeuce
tte1b, and especially such a. may b. dissstlshed
with those they are nov USING. The perfect Ia.
tatien Of the plate to the mouth. amp the suction
thereby occurred. enables him 70 insert one OF pots
Teeth ssttao.s slassa This !astecd ss ~ sros
siop. North and South, test,monias vlp - evsn ~
and speeims1s exhibited % thoss ehas. ~
Viii Of sous: = s %sd e or r sSoss den
flliinI. ClsapSips, Extraosl9g ssa ~ 2shSTt 81
extrscfed 81 EiECTRiClTY. WitAoss pas.
01ss o. Ma Gssss. spSedss oSHstAisa
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81 T9 TIP SSRTH;, = { !

RAILwA Y.-Trains Leave Calvert statiSn
and at so p NJ, for Niaga Falls, fare only ter
dollars. Buffalo, 9Tsso oSsxsgG TcI sna a Ham
for Detrost Chicago, CINCINNATI st. Louis, and al
parts of the West, North west and Southwest.
Travellers can 90 to Detroit, Chicago, Mllwau
rie &c. via Niagara Falls, at the same cost as b,
new route to New York is nov open BY thp
one change of cars. Fare Sc. Take the $50 A, NJ
!aip and go throqsh BY daEIlshs over F;.G,a"
Roads and through beau ani, country. lily H.
JAS. G. CLARKE, Sup't
Assistant 'o1e-ly
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS,


MAN sIkEET hOsP f0El
VI SLAV ES.-This Hospital IL sItuated near n.
corner of Main and 36th streets, and ia aimirab,
sdaptedin airluess, privacy and healthfainss, q
position to the pur poses for which 1t has been IN
,tituted, pamsIy; for MEDICAL. ST RGicAL
and OBSTETRlCAL treatment of SLAVES
The rules and regulations governing this nsltp
ton have already been published. \ circular con
saining full particulars will be furnished those vbs
may desire further information.
TBRMs.-Patents per week, So essthaI veet
81 per diem; bat IN ,agsrsgaEs shall rot .xe,,1
tho charge 70, JHll gesk. Patients attend
fof HOSPITAL CONFfNEM ENT.l CHARGED ' ~
regular fee adopted by tfe profession 81 large
The above CHARGES include board, medioins. med
cal attendance and Nursing Surgical Operations
charged according to rules of other HospiA Of
the city For further information. Apply TO 10,
Ply stefan resident at the Hospital. or 10 either
the undersigned Pphysiclans and Proprletora.
Frs. w. HANCOCK M D,
Main st., bet. Sd and 4th or No $50 MAN st.
ST Clio. PEACHY, NJ. D.,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace st bet 9Th and Oh
R. VEST, M. y. Franklin It,,
Near Ballard House, or oor. M ain and 7th su
PHILIP =. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Resident Physie,an.
CYRUS BROOKS,
api9-Iy Resident Assia.Snt
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ii A. BODEK ER 4 Co., Apotnecarles and
~ Market, Richmond. Va, will keep on hand
- general asso G| Of pure prass. Medi-
Putty, Dye Stuis. Patent Medicines, Brushes OF
all kinds, Surgical Appliances Burning Fluid, Al
cohol, Soaps, Perlumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Medicinal Liquors. so. =
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, With special
care, by members Of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly and the most reliable medicines fur
niahed. -
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

WT3GAINs A6AiNSLo0K AT OUR PRICE
WfB LIST.-Clear nice TumbleIs from 81 cts. a
deal more; Kerosene Lamps from Is cts Up to
worth most twice the money; all other Glassware
in proportion; Dinner, Tea and Ghamber Sets
porter which we offer at an astonishing low figure.
Our Vases, Motto Cups and other Parior Orna
snd
Ware, as also Table Cutlery, say that we are hard
to beat n that line Al ki1ds Of House Eurnsh
TInware. Walters, Looking Glasses, (which we
make to order. any size reguired.) besides an i'm
HIGHS sCHaHP co. c corner Bro and Sd SITS.
la To hOUSEKEEPEKS.-B BY late ar,
W1H Dinner and Tea Sets White Granite Wars,
Ton; Plated Ware ivory i Handle and Com
Tea Trays; britannia Coffee and Tea Tfns; Oss,
sr Dishes; Fendsrs Es ir9WHs Coal H9ds Foot
Mirrors; togsthsr with a magnificent stock Of
rich Fancy Goods, all of which we offer as low as
'u'h good: sa 4. e SS GftRpfa CO.. Is, ain st.
~lMPORTED ExPR ESSLY FOR RETAIL
TRADE.-We would call the attention of
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ITE WARE, of every description sold 5y the set
Or piece, to suit the purchaser.
SILVER-PLATED WARE,-C>stors Spoons !;
Forks; Goblets; Pitchers; Silver Mou nted Wait-
ers, Of all sizes; Candlesticks; Cake Baskets !;
Card Baskets, nc.
Also, a large variety of English Stone and Pa
rian PITCHERS; Tea Pots; Clgarsa Id Creams fine
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ing Of Cologne Bottles; Vases; Spoon Holders
kets, SO.
We have also on hand good assortment of
KEROSENE LAMPS, of all kinds and sizes, and
the latest style of Burners. For sale very low at
GEO. J.SUMNER & CO.'S,