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n G. Green. James Low,
rye Opdyke. y. B. Cnittcnden,
res II. Marshall, X. y, Mnurn,.
i. Il Dodge A. T. Stewart,
II JAY j., Il Morgan,
n J. Phelps John Taylor Johnston,
!, Krluedy, \. B. Rugges
mas Tleston, Era Nye.
uel ID. Babcoek, A. X. Wctmore,
!. Low, Charles A. Bulkley,
n D. jones' Jonathan Sturges
"A i. Terry, Charles III. Trask,
u ii. wilson, Abram y. Hewitt,
;. Clafn, Frederick y. Winston,
IN Mrnn Rufus r. Graves,
I'd lIoadley, A. V. Stout,
n slade, Norris X. Jessup,
Brown, u. A. Murdock
,r Cooper, George A. Ward,
utlcr Wright Daniel Lord,
iann Ii Field. Francis Hathaway
A. Booth, Samuel Swan,
i'd Olyphant, TheI ION X. Bu,sh
Id Dadey Field, Francis Liebef,
aufman, d. X. Lathrcp
w. White, Geo. ID. Phcli :.
Allen Butler, Edwards pirr,erony,
rye w. Lane. James Boorma q j 0 snstou.
rye y. Stephenson, George w. Blum,
eIt l.. Taylor, Charles II. l.u.scIl,
s II Stnrgis, George 7. Strong,
ry Chauncey, Sheppard candy.
rye y. Coe, 40. Rowland,
IS Gala in, Denning ID ier
ry w. r. Mali, W. l. McIrca,iy.
ustus G. ki hards. James Depeyst.i os.eAw #
y A. stevens, Henry A. Snythe,
amin u. winthrop, Walter y. Grinlth,
- Taylor +. >. Jcnray.
rye ri
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AroTgCE TO PHYSICIANS AND THE PUBLIC gENE.
Charles Gsding. druggist "a Fulton street. Brookiyn the
business will be continued the hsetsfors BY me
assisted by persons Of profcased sby o@
MRS MA0DALINA oADrNa
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NEW YORK ICE ceMrANY --oFrrcE 40 AND "a
sockhclders Of this conn VIII be held on Thursday the
lth dsy December at O'Clock r. NJ, Tor the
pose eeng Board of Trustees Nor the ensuing year
and the OF other bssnee Pertaining 70 the ID.
sspssSs Of IN apnapAnv. Mn. JACKSON, SscreA1.
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A PARTNER WANTED-WfTH 500, TO ENGAGE AS
~ equal Partner in money making there
competition risk Profits divided daily Apply ut
52g Broadway, IL.
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COPAkk,rN EHSIIlPS.

4 GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH FIRST CLASS RE
IL icrenees nte,rity &C.. wishes Invest rom
@l,Ou) - St,UW where be
actively employed out Of auurs oil
dress w,th parcars, William kuthcri6rd No 6Ul Second
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WITCHES. JEWELRY. &c.

LNaISEERs' NoTIcE.-A MEETING OF THE "PRAC'
~ teal Engineers Societyn will be hcid Iamartne
Hail. corner o. Eighth avenue and Twenty ninth street.
importance. Engseers are invited " attend.
JoHu W. hARrxrr Secretary.
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4 GENTLEMAN, q YEARS OF AGE. WISHES TO
N make the arqiaintance Of young lady, ~
with view 70 matrimony Please address srsht Brook
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IN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY PRESENTS TO A
"A party having 81 5oOc.sn 70 Join In lucrative
uiaciarng business, which fortune may
very shor time Inquire Of Mr. JACKSON u West Thlry
street.
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A RARE CHANCE.-WANTED. A RELIABLE PART.
IA ner AS cashier Tor celebrated conjuror,
Performing To crowded housessand will money during
the holidays. Ouly 500 required Apply before
Y. VI. al 5lJ Broadway, room No. b.
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II street.. n ", will commences and prosecute without
payment any good suit In New York and New Jersey No
lsoiad fal
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N0PAKTNERSHIP NOTICE-MR A. VAN BERGEN
~ becomes a,paner In house from this Gate. r.. VO
GEL Co. No Rue du Faubourg forssonnere, Paris.
November l, 1867
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INANTED-BY A COMPETENT. TIDY GIRL, WITH
w excellent city reference, sltdation as chambefnad
and to assist washing ami ironing chanbcrmaid and
sewing. Call for two days at NO. iS East 18th room
No. b.
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Il New Army Ambulance.-We saw yes.
terdsy at the furniture warehouse of r. C.
Howe, ON Governor street, q newly-invented
an hulance, which we do not hesitate to COM
mes;.i az combining all the requisites for the
proper care Of the wounded soldier on the
field of battle. 1t consists of large pack
saddle, constructed in the most substantial
manner, with pannier, or, more properly, q
litter on each side, fastened to the saddle by
strong leather straps and iron hooks. The
whole contrivance may be placed upon the
back Of mule, and when q wounded man is
found litter can be instantly detached, and
the sufferer placed upon it, when it is again
hooked without trouble or Inconvenience TO
the saddle and gently carried away to tue hos-
pital or other place of reception. The sad
die ia we'll provided with haversacks, within
lsacb.of the wounded man, where provisions
or other articles necessary for his comfort
may be placed. One mule will thus carry
away two men, without any jolting ov ar
rough roads, and ono driver can perhaps take
charge of dozen mules. Had = number Of
these admirable contrivances been ct hand on
the battle field of Manassas, an immense
amount Of human suffering might have been
prevented. The saddle may also be used for
packing bulky articles, when an army il on
tho move. This remarkable specimen Of In
genuity il the invention Of ID. u. Williams,
who had it made BY G.. w. White 4 Co.. on
Governor street. We hope it viii be care
fully examined BY the military antbosities,
for its adoption by the ARM wousa prove .
positive blessing In the event Of = sarsse.
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0n lpa2 ~ q = hcsd -. Mr..
q ~ y "a xe6sain1anoe6 IRE invttSd 10
sSsiad Ii fsssteS7 fsossGs PstsfsssAt ksdrai,
this AffsrnpaA ~ q O'Clock. Wttisout fnrteef
Invitation. -ss'- - .'Te
4 O. tn mnsnirg Of Dsoembsf % 1881. 8 )
s'dcck, Mrs. JEAN NOR ron, Wits Of A. W.Aor-
~ - f ~ wt s3ks PROS from sss rsssasnes
ccrusr Of clay and 4th arrests, this Ne anesday
mogpiue, Ct II o'clock. The frsonds of the fauiiy
are Invited 70 attend
On Deeeu,bsr 3oth. 1sei, MARGARET ISAs
H1ILA BaADFOkD. only daughter Of Thomas
nd Ruth Bradford, sgsd III years eight n snths
Her funsrsl wli ,sks rlacs from her fathers sss.
iderce. ON Franklin EIest. above Wall, lst Inst,
Ct O'Clock, r. u The friends ana acsuaintancss
ofths family are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
Norfolk snd Lynshburg pspsEs please copy.
On the 2eth Dec emesr, e his residence IN
pinviddie county. GEO. +. WILSON, IN the
Seth year OF his age.
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- POUAHONTAs TRIBE, NO. Il, 4.
~ U. X. M.-CHIEFs AND BRoTHI8s Meet
ut your Wigwam TONIGHT, the LIST, at
7 O'Clock, for the election Of Chiefs, and
other business Of vast importance. Wig
wan over Goodies Printing office, corner OF
Maiu and 10th streets.
BY order Of the Sachem:
ROBERT PETT1GREW,
ia Its Chief Of Records.
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nANAWAY-Slo REWARD-From the
II subscriber, about the 10th Of November,
1861, my negro mai, ROBERT HEWLETT.
The said negro il about 81 or 50 years Of age,
five feet nine or ten inches high, weighing
about ono hundred and fifty pounds; car
ries his head little forward, and-very broad
across the shoulders; dark, ginger bread
colcr, with . very long, thin, prominent
nose. and, when spoken TO, very polite. He
has frequently been seen about the packet
boats within the past week, and says he has
bee1 employed on some canal boat. .a
EDWIN A SMITH,
Ia l-StR elst and Main street.
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Mafrsmonial-We cannot see that the Pc
cnlfar condition of affairs at the present day
has any depressing effect upon the conuubial
market. So many Of the young men Of the
city have gone off to the wars, that caro-,
less observer of events would have counted
upon q considerable diminution in the num-
Der Of matches; but the result shows that our
fair maidens do not sigh in vain for lovers,
nor find much difficulty in persuading them
that matrimony possesses unspeakable ad-
vantages over . state Of single existence.
'sSome, Cupid kills with arrows, some with
traps" but whether traps or arrows, to this
complexion it must come at last the stronger
Yields to the weaker sex, the old folks give
their consent, the psrson bitches them together,
and off they 60 over new course, which at
first seems strewn with nothing but roses,
though many experienced persons tell N
that thorns begin to stick ont after .
while. Strange as it may seem, how
ever, few men are satisfied with one trial.
The wife, often delicate and always fading,
is overcome by the cares andanxieties Of life,
and her pure spirit takes its flight to the God
who gave it; but ere the epring flowers have
bloomed upon her grave, the widower appears
in garments finer than he ever wore, and
among all he is the most gay and sprightly.
1t is easy to WOO and easier to get second
wife; and we have known some to 60 as high
as the third or fourth, before kind Provi-
dence interposed to save other fair damsels
from the clutches of such rem0rseless Blue
boards. We did not commence this paragraph
with the purpose of writing an essay, and so
we will close with the announcements of
fact in confirmation of what is stated in the
outset During the month of December, just
passed, the Clerk Of the Hastings Court is
sued Is marriage certificates, which, if memo
~ serves US, is fully up to the average. The
State of Virginia seeded from the old Con-
federation in April last, but new unions,
which we hope will prove indissoluble, have
given encouragement to hopea Of a new and
numerous population. Since April, 1873 mar
rage licenses have been issued in this city !;
and with the expression of the hope that the
coming year may prove fruitful and blessed,
we take leave Of the interesting subject of
mafrimnnY
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TIE YANKEE BACK DowN-MEesRs. Ma.
SON AND SLlDELL REIEAsxp.--As win be
sssn BY . tasgraphic dispatch, the Yankee
Oovernmek which has been threatening at
the most fdfious rate to "humble John Bull"
has dropped down on it. knees Il the frst roar
u the British Lion, and released Messrs. Ma.
soa and 6lidsll. They have swallowed the
lssk without = murmar, and mads themselves
he seors, contempt and laughing stock Of al
ChEistsadon. Nsvsr die nation before, with
arns in it, hasds, make 70 Fitifnl, contempt.
bic, and isneninious surrender il hiss
signsd and sealed the death warrant
Of IL eternal Disgrace and degrsdasion.-
II John Boil Ind bonbarded ill ias towns and
overrun IT. whole territory, he could not
have inflicted such incarabls damage on it
national honor ~ IL has visited upon itsslf
with Ito own nnclean and pHsillanimous
hands. What military prestige it may have
lad in the old Union 10 lost forever, and its
own people must now despise their govern.
nsst, and the government its people. Nor
sesd they expect exemption from the. hostil.
ity Of Eneland by this tame and eowxd1y
srasklisg 70 ~ Powse. Hsnesfesfh shs win
dsspiss ~ wsil = sxssrsts ahsm, sad fssl.nx4
Asldtssioa 10 bssaklpg the bloekAds ~ sooaas
y ssits ber senvsaisnes ;s.,s. 81
4 NoBLs AOf.-Ws isarn. saye the Chastee>
ION cssvt~, sshAs3 dtotss who arrived =
ceafiotte. y ". WITH ere hnHltH - btSf
eattas ~ anSfk1 4s,inafioS Y jVspca 1aastae;
- ~ Aonna Sration at lthapl - -
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felt greetings of "happy new year" to- day,
and those who can see rays Of sunshine
through the dense clouds that overspread the
political sky will revel in faneies Of bliss to
come. We belong to that class. There are
some who would reply, .'if wishes made
horses, beggars might rde;" but, with all sin
cerity, and believing that twelve months
hence the South viii be one among the ma
lions Of the earth, we wish every body and
family happy ner gear.
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w. NOTICE.-From and after this date, and
D$ until further notice, our sales will be ExCLU-
sIvELY FOB Cash. Those indebted to NJ for pur-
chAses during the past year will please settle their
accounts as soon - possible.
JOHN n. GORDON T. SON.
ia 1-dlw kcW4w
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Mayors Cout-A man whose name we
understand to be Wilkins, was arrested on
Monday evening for shooting pistol at Lo-
max Smiths Larber shop while under the
control of fiery spirits He had large mum
Der of religious tracts, entitled "The Last
Enemy" in his pocket which he could not
have read to much purpose, or he would have
kept an enemy from getting in his mouth to
steal away his brains. The Mayor yesterday
required him to give security to keep the
peace. :
Edward w. Kelly, the man charged with
drawing pistol upon B. Catogni and demand
ing his money, was to have been examined
yesterday, but the Mayor further continued
the case to give him a chance to procure wit
nesses.
Maria s. Turpin charges James H. and Car
oline Phillips and Ann Overly, white persons,
and Patsy and China, slaves, with assaultiug
and beating her but with view to ascer-
tanning all the facts of such remarkable case,
the Mayor postponed tho investigation until
today.
A fine of SIS was imposed upon Edward
Walls for keeping his bar-room open on Sum-
day.
James, slave of Francis Price, was convict
ed of stealing a comfort pair Of boots and
pair of shoes from j. II. Walker, and sent
down for the usual punishment.
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NOTICE The annual meeting of
~ the Stockholders OF the Home Savings
tary on WEDNESDAY, January /, 1862, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ. full attendant CO is desired,
for the election Of officers and other import
ant business.
THOS. J. BAGBY, Secretary,
NO. s Wall street,
de SIT Under st. Charles Hotel.
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~ THE FRIENDS De MR. SLEIGHT
mSy find him hereafter at
SAMUEL n. PRICE 4 CO.'S.
ia l-3tE
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~ MONROE BUILDING FUND AS
~ SOCIATlON-Ths annual meeting OF
the Stockholders of this Association will be
held at saunders's Hall ON next tn URSDAY
EVENING, January End, at II O'Clock
The Stockholders are earnestly requested to
be present In person or by proxy.
ja1-2t e. MCCARTHY, Sec'y.
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New PuBL1cArioH.-" Cause and Contrast.
An Essay ON the American Crisis. BY T. w.
McMahon, Richmond. West & johnston
We have read with great pleasure this able
and brilliant vindication of the Southern
cause. Although the subject has been often
discussed, the authors style and mode Of
treatment give it new attractions. The his
torical statement in the concluding pages Of
the conduct OF the North, since the beginning
of the sectional troubles, and especially Of
the Federal Administration, towards the
South, is mastery. 1t is a simple record of
facts, and less ornate than any other part Of
the publication, but he must be a man of ice
whose blood that unvarnished story does not
cause to boil in every vein.
There are portions Of the work we do not
agree with, and which will have few disciples
in our old fashioned, Bible-believing Southern
community. We refer to the advocacy of
the theory that man was created ia distinct
and specific groups, during certain intervals
Of creation. The author disclaims infidslity
TO the Mosaic account of creation, and says
"It other men choose 10 misinterpret Noses,
u - 06lCneT Ms JouJt 0of the l8Qlt OF MO9eG."
The whole Christian world and the whole in.
Adsl world have never bssn able to put bat
ono Interpretation upon the plain language Of
Scripture, and hays agreed in ascribing to it
the statement that I'll mankind are descended
from Adam and Eys. For our own part, we
prefer the evidence Of the Word of God on
this sabjses 70 the humbuG discoveries Of Ger.
tain modern men Of sejanee. The late work
of DR.. Cabell, Of the Unveuity, upon the
origin Of the races has completely sLellsd
to death the theory Of mankind bsisg ore-
atsd in distinct and specific groups, Sc,
and has also shown that such A argument. IN
stead Of being essential TO The Southern eaase.
can only weaken it in the oNnions Of souni
thinken and Of the Christian world.
Withthis exception, tho work b ono 70 Sc
commanded for IT. research and sloqneses.-
It is gotten np in : style that does inknits
credit 70 the Riahmond pahlishsra, Of whose.
enterprise, couftssy. and generosity to him
selfs The author, in his prskcs, saakss espaciel
So
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The Dredgine Machtae.-Taa steam
dredge beat and tug, rock- ,sssakar three light
ers and two small boz '>elongins 80 parties
at the North who had u .ntrak FOR rsmoving
distractions from the c.1nnel CT - river,
were sold at auction on Menday Ian yas.
n. Taylor l. Son, under dsssss 81 Ahs Dis
trist Court. portion 60 psen1N was
bought by the City Of K md, s641e re-
maindsr ~ private PARTED n44ly low,
there being but litsls disE ~ In
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The Presidenfs Reception takes place TO-
day between the hours Of IL and 3 o'clock.
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The Drama.-The new rules now in force
for the preservation of order at the theatre
will, we predict, be instrumental in the e.
tablishment of quiet and pleasant place Of
amusement, to which ladies AID gentlemen
may safely resort without becoming witnesses
of spectacles not set down in the bills. The
closing of the bars and the means of commu-
nication between the lower and upper por-
tions Of the building, and the presence Of q
new and efficient police, are the measures
taken to secure this desirable result, which
must surely meet the approval of every one
who would wish to see the drama in the South
placed upon a respectable footing. A very
large audience was present on Monday night
to witness the fret representation of Mr.
Hewitt's new piece, " The Log Fort" which
brings into view a variety of scenes and Incl
dents of the Revolution Of 1861 While there
is no very remarkable ingenuity of combina-
tor a. daf.h >f plot, i. develops rauca patri
otto sentiment, aud illustrates the capacity of
Southern soldiers to outwit, as wefl as out
fight the Yankees. The leading characters
were well sustained by Mrs. Dalton. and
Messrs Morton and Ogden. though the later
was laboring under the fashionable d'sadvan-
tage of severe cold. The piece. however,
like all plays of this character, is moro in.
debted to its sentiment than to any special Of.
fort Of the actors for its success. We pre-.
sumo it will be repeated
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THE SsRxoS OF tn. RKv. DIR. MOORE,
delivered before the congregations OF
she First aud Second Presbyterian Churches
in this city, on the National Fast Day,
November Is, has been published by re-
quest, and is for sale at the bookstore Of
w. H.. White. We have read this admirable
production, as we read everything from the
gifted pen of its eminent and excellent author,
with the most sincere satisfaction. The lead
ing points of the discourse are that War is
part Of the agency by which God disciplines
naiions." 2. The proper resort Of people
in time of war is to God" g. 1--WE should
then grid ourselves for this conflict, in the
nope that God viii maintain our cause"
These positions are sustained and illustrated
with the power, brilliancy, eioquence, and
pathos, characteristic of DR.. Moore's remark
able pulpit ability. No patriot can read it
without being nerved TO do, to dare, and to die
for his country; no Christian, without feeling
to his hearts Utmost core that the Lord of
Hosts is with us; the God Of Jacob 10 our
refuge
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az BAGS SOFT SHE'LL ALMONUS.
~ % boxes 1AIS1NS.
% casks ALE and porter, IN bottles.
90 bbls. HAlifax Gut HERRlN0S.
loo half bhls. FAunily Roe do.
n so hbls. Powdered SUGAR.
loo boxes AdamAntine CANDLES.
20 eighth casks aneC ognac BRANDY.
100 cases and baskets Ansst quality
CHAMPAGNE.
go bbln. WH1SKEY. BRANDY, and
GIN.
MN. b. JONES 4 CO.,
! IA l--3t 18th IT., bet. Main and Gary.
las assha TsA ..s Y.rroH nrAnny.
We have - eonaienmeut-
Is ehAgts nne Green TEA.
u qaar.sr.ea.As 81 prsof French 1RANDY.
a 3 !. :isss ;.s sa.s. a
yGisss. JOHN6CN. Y0uN0BR Z oT&Y,
j. 1-tt - Pearl stssst.
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CAMP NEAR CENTREvULE, I

CANT NEAR CENTEEVU.LE,
aE December ga, 1861.
take pleasure in recommending MY late part
nsf, p. J. ARCHER, TO all my friends and late
patrons. am confident they eau mako no better
Selection. As soon rs the war, ia which have
been engaged since the beginning, csases, shall
resume the commission basiness nay own a.
count. 1HOS. g. PEiTON,
il I-4W Major 18Th Va Eegt.
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The sub.erfber intends continuing thS COM
MISSION BUSINESS, and respectfully soliciss
patrons OF the late COL Germ, as well as from the
public generally, and hopes, by devo:inghs nm
divided attention the receipt and sails OF su pro-
duce consigned to him, TO meri. a Continuance OF
the patronage heretofore SO Ibe'aily bestowed Oh
the late concern. p. ]. ARCHER.
Richmond. Jaauary let, 1862.
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/ ETROPOLIAN HALL.

NJ ETROPOLIsAN Hail.. =
THE SOUTHERN HARMONIOUS
VIII give . ssaiesa their ehasts DRAWING. Aosm
pfformancss, coussIns. In part, Of tongA 0lsss,
Canoes. farces, ID Burleeques. This Star
1tocpe 1, compe .. bf nineteen talented perform
p insiuding ths hAu:ifd and CITED PAINTING
JUN 6lSrERS. ~
AdniAion. 25e., 1serv&A seats, soc.
escloek. -.
fTtkss ONCE op1 h6AsA.H usaa sH.M.
d 2S--6tk 5
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NISsOLUTION The par tnershtp be-
IL tween WOHD & WE1S1GER is this
day dissolved by consent.
The name of the firm only to be used In
closing the business.
OUIN NJ. WORD,
II 1-2w Il. =. WEi~Is Elk.
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In retiring from the Commission Bhainess tnke
pleasure In n commencing the new finn OF j ErFR
Il HARRIS to the patrons of the late firm of READ
& J1rgK aad 10 the public. Mr.. j gTsR, my late
partner is well and fsvorably known produce
salesman, and Mr. HAsRIs has long been In the
employment sB book keeper Of the different firms
have teeu conn ected with. / consider them com
petens ard faithful men Of business
ia l-d2~ q. PsAD.
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nISAULC fiON.-ih lie firm of AEAD & JEiER
L. II dissolved this day by in itaiion Either
partner will sisn the name of firm far a. may
be necessary In wiadlns up tbs asiu ess.
N. @. READ,
WIN JETER.
Richmond Let January 1892,
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- AfandsoGe Cottage Kes.Ge -, ON Gay st.,
b offered tor SALE Ia consequss se - sha proprietor
leaving the city. Has alaIgs ya-e v.i.h shade and
fruit hesS. and fruit gSran; stsb bis other out
houses. Furniture viii be An.d. II ..aa;red. with
the hcuse. Apply on prelnisss, bstwsen ID and IA
streets. south sids, third house froc 81 street.
& stA1-Qt&
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The subscriber will continue to transact CON
MISSION BUSINESS at tia sfA3d recently occu.
pied By JOHNSON e. PUGH- fo1e building,
Shockoe Warehouse. He rstnrns bis most CRATE
ful thanks to ths patrons Of the late concern for
their liberal Patronage, and solicis from than q
continuation Of their patronage, ard all Others who
may be disposed 10 pstrorixs tin.
THO5. TiAELEY JOHNSON.
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A CARO-The subscriber will continue the
COMMISSION BUSINESS ago, and hiss taxen an
office on Ehoekoe slip, nsxs door TO tbs entrance
to Tobacco Exchange, and avsiling himself VI the
present OCCASION hereby tenders his thanks for the
liberal patronage extended TO ths cid concern, and
hopes, by undivided attention to business, to merit
and secure . liberal share Of patronage.
January l, 1852. WEI. T. PCGH
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