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DIssOLuTIONs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Gs

RESOLUTIONS, CO-PARTNEKsHiPs, Gs.
IL The eo-paTtnership heretofore existing be
tween the subscribers. npdsr the firm and sfyiep
ALVEY LlPSCOMB, il dissolved by n.ntu.
consent
Those To whom We are Indebted, either indiyki
usy or Jointly. will please present their claims tor
payment and those indebted to Us, either by nots
bond or account win confer favor BY rs speed,
8 settlement a. possible. Each Of us will pay
receive Dues and Sign In liquidation.
Our STORE IL Tor rent aud also ST0R
ROOM On Main street. next door 10 Eeasrs. T.. "
Purcell & Co.'S banking house. aud occupancy
both given immediately.
RICHARD T. ALVEY.
JAS E. LIPsc0AB.
Richmond, Sept 10. 1862. sc li--H.
II Examiner and Wing copy.
nISSOLUTION--In consequence OF tie dasth
IL Of K W. FtKRCE. OF the firm Of X. W.
PIERCE 4 Co. the same Is this day dissolved
ALI persons having claims against thk late firm will
prasent the ssms to VIM GARRETT surviving part
nor aud those indebted viii make payment 10 the
Surviving partner OF X W. Piercs 4 40.
WM. GARRETT, late OF the arm Of 4 W.
Pierce T. CO.. viii continue the COMMISSION BIZ
SlNESS At the old stand Of r. W. PisEee & Co.
Cary street. Having secured the services Of an sx
per,enced book keeper aud salesman, sscits the pat
ronaes Of the friends OF the late frm, and eonsiEn
ments Of Corn. Whssi. Tobacco, and produce in
general. WILLIAM GARRETT.
an2i-4W
NICTIOE~ DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
IN SHIP.-Ths arm Of MAs6IE, BILL L GOOD.
LOE, Of Baltimore, Md, Was diis0lved the lst
CT July last J0HN w. MAss1E Is sioas authorized
u settle the buaiNess OF the late ntiD,
~ tf-lms
~ tssOLUT:0N The co psrfnsrahip heretofore
IL existing bstwssa 8. r. SOLOMON aud y. g.
HITCHCOCK, under the name and style Of SOLO
MON & HITCHCOCK. has been this day dissolved
49, E2SAA-
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CITY SAVINGS BANK,
Riehmond, Sept. 20. 1862. 81
HSM0 Institution having given notice through
81 IT, daily papers OF the city ca the Mh OF March
- ut n eo.seqasnes ct its inability TO use the
b. po3d on dsmand, and that the interest thereon
void eeess from tbs lei and 18th Of the following
uoota, april again rensws the notice that inter.
81 upeu deposits having ceased, II Is very desira,
be t1At cor60eates ah0Hid be- presented fnT pay
nAn6 uAtfh wall be made ON demand
HORACE /. Z ENT, Ffssi
n. AUGUST. Gashisy ne g9-10t
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JEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE

Partnership. under the arm OF SUMNER q
BURRESS, for the purpose Of conducting general
AUCTION and COMMISSION BUSINESS, foz
the sale OF MERCHANDISE OF every description.
We have taken the large and eommodious iron
front Warehouse ON Governor street, fo msrly oee-
pied by Geo. ]. Sumner q Co. and respectfully 81
licit eDnsignments OF all descriptions Of goods
piedging best efforts advance the Interest OF
our friends.
We shall give special attention 10 the sale Of
Manufactured TOBACCO; and having had long sx
psrianes tn this trade feel confident oi our ability m
command .hs histsst market prices.
GE0RAE j. SUMNER,
JAS. 8. b0RRESa
T. Goo.as -: private Oh public sale, as dssi,sa
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- odEk MARTIN will sesi,me the du,ss ct hts
Ia, SCHOOL, Gu the Isl ~ October On Clay St,
tgl att aud 10th
TERMS:
payable semi annually In aivance)
knglsh with Latin. Observation-Disclosures. ~ %
ROGER MARTIN, Principal
JOHN II. BEALE, Assistant All i9-s.m&
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IN EaERT sD-JOhN NOLAN &c years Of age.
- ieei hes high, blue eyes, brown hair,
iair complexion, born ia Ireland, by profession 3
stone -cutter, short, thick. brown goaies,
hair cut shGrt. wore straw hat. dark pants, and
blue sack roundabout has square. high shoulders
and short aaek, sE LRg Eass Little scent IN can
vsTsation.
JOHN EaGRT IS years al age. 6 zeal Inches
high. blus eyes short. dais curly hair, fair
ple1ian, born in Germany. aud when an3sisd nla
cbinist Well hfiiit. close cl niauss ache wore q,
bIaes giaEed cap, black coal. sssa paots spssks
With ii strong German account and nose badly
scratched on the right side.
GEORGE STEEL. 81 years nj gps, feel IDs
inches high blue eyes, short light brown hair, ford
complexion. bora IN Madison. Indiana: by profess
Sion { steamboat hand. wore short dark goatse
very wds inads. dressed ia brown pants gray over
shirt nsw black broadeioth coat, brown sloneh hat
and generally keeps hIa eyes fixed upon tho grannd
John aoiaa and Jctii Egerl deserted the 10th Of
aepen.bsf. iets; aeorgs Steel deserted the nth OF
September. iesi. II ~ probable that they enlisted
nGdef fictitious naIae1 They dessrtad from CAMP
Chadns Farm. Headquarters Wise brigade.
will give thirty doiasa reward for their apprehep-
sion and dsiiyeIy to r,e. ut Kiehinond, Va, o. to
Headquarters Wiss brigade,
a. A. WALLACE,
Capt 20. A, s3ih Va. Reg,i. Wse brigade
Sc 3ae-,iifn
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nLACKMAR 4 BRO,
D Publishers Of SHEET MUSIC,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Having removed portion Of our MUSIC PUB
Ll6HIN0 ESTABLISHMENT from New Orleans
% Augusta. wears now prepared to I'll orders for
cur many popular publications
We are now publishing. :. Bonnie Hue Flag
Ny Maryland" The Volunteer" or "It is my
Conntsy's Cali \" 'sMisso,iri' or "a Voice from th.
6onth;" . The Confederate Flag. "Seu,hron's
Ws1chword," de-, and can supply euaIamers With
ths1e popular songs ID any quantity.
BLACKHAR s. BRO
L Ana
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WAaIkD,-lMaKDiATELY-A ,ai.Losgi'a'.
wv TEN SERVANTS, for which $Is 80 will be
paid per naanth. Apply Ia J. =. L0RSET.
Hospital Stsw ard
dei,sral Hospital no J, ssptalnhar l7ih. 1862.
{ ~ f.ss
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$. ROBERTSON, ION the corner Of Frsnk-
eD . lin and Governor sireets,> GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, will be pleased to re
eeve Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Germ. aud all other
minor products of the country, sneh Bacon Lard
Poultry, Eggs, Butter, Dried Fruit Leather, Hides
Potatoes Beans Peas &C., Ac. Quick Gales and
prompt retIruA
AI.SO-Alwsys on hand all kinds OF Family
Groceries TO be had in market.
want to purchase enc hundred barrels pure
Cider Vinegar Those " ho have IL for sale will re
port 1t once. j. s. ROBERTSON.
an e.
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nyANTEn--A single man. or a married maa
w with small family, u oVERSkER tor the
rslsaisdsr ri this year, alsa for he 1t year.
FOR SALE--A beautiful. purebrsd Devon Bull
CALF, bred from Patterson STOCK, Tor sale Apply
II T. j. WOULURlDdE.
IA 2i--1i* rrAnch Hay Hanover.
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MINATED "A COOK ard STEWARD. aJso.
!" SEANEN, ORDINARY HRAMEN, and
for the c. =. stexmer Nansenond
Apply on board, II tbs foot OF lHih street.
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I SESEkTED- EfDia ily camp, near Shields
l J Spring, half mile W cat Of Ninier Hospital
on the 9Th at September JOHN EDW ARDS. q,
yr.fa nf age feet 10 inches high blne eyes sandy
hair. fair ana rather iiori.i complexion; born Ia
Ireland and claims 10 bs ft.7ea of Maryland
is -ahcuidsred SID stlu, lsid 1assrtas was
under sentence Of eonrr marital as1.. had on a haii
aud chain at the iIae l1a left
will give $50 reward for his slYs star, s.n lid
delivery to at it.e hiEonti, az ,lay camp
GEO. WARD. Capn M4Gison LII. ATTY,
Ne 90 i,tA J. Dayiss fsseis,p
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IkT ANTED.--A Virginia raised agG educated
w lady who has Een several years experience
ia TEACHING. desires situation in private fam
lily. Teaches the usual English bTanc tes French
Gfeean aud Ornamental urass Painting More
than ANXIOUS to go South Good els. anees M. i.e
hal ii required Address with zeal name,
MISS ] Il. BROWN
2J-i.ss Richmond Va
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HI9HTH VIRGINIA EEGiMENT-~Pfiyaie
II JOHN u. SHRkNE.ot Cspf. VIM Eerklry's
company. cth Virginia regiment WAS tak.n p:i
sDner and seni 81 Fart D-iawaTe, and II turned 10
Eicila os.i SICK early in iasi uis5nth. Any nfor.
NATION with regard ~ his utersai3olis will 10
gladly received By hiS ssihcf at ih1 Monticello
House SHEER, he will s-Ii,in TIL Saturday morning
So a..~r-4is DANIEL saREYE
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DIoHhOND FEAALk INSTITUTE
The ni1th ssssiSa Of this Institution will bssin,
As usilhi. the lst Of October, aud CONTINUE ans
monthz. GHAs. H. WINSTON, 4. NJ,
So a--tats President
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MIR CAEY'S SCHOOL. OF Ancient ana Modern
NA Languages, and OF Matllems tics, on 9TH ST;
between Marshall snd Clay The ns II annual sss-
SOP oi this School will CONNIE nes on MONDAY,
sd September, inst.
fFams-for the session, pay able semi annually
IN advsnce-For English subjects, Msthe mates aud
Ancient Languages, $40. $780, or $50 according 10
grade Of Studies. For the French xnd Spanish
Languages. each 500 extra.
For further particulars. apply to
ll--ftx JOHN CkRv
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M ANfEDA lady who has lately arrived
w from Ale Xandsia wishes 10 oh;aiG BOARD
Tor herself ana Young child IL private funny
same~ here Church I'm preferred. address
~. V. j." Richmond Po-t-ofiiee, Stating location
OF residence &c 2j--..tk
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M Observation-Disclosures at the Hospital al
w the Engineer Bureau corner i9!h and Cary
streets msn exempt from military sarvcel 10 act
as s fkWARD and Superintendent Of hi. Laspi
~. Satisfactory references viii be raanire,! ~ la
Character. &c. Liberal compensation AID good
qiasers DC. allowed For Further particular ~
qli.fn u: Engineer Office Ma. IL Law EulAs
FEanklia street or al TIE hospital. al II a. NJ, o:
DIX. j.. S. VEST,
~ CHS Surgeon l.. charge.
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The next annual session OF this Echaol will com.
Msdse tbs let OF October Aud close LIST 81 Jny fol
lowing. Charges per session 81 niue a6nfAs--board
500 Tuition, $50; invariably half Ii, advance,
remainder lz Of February. Pupils must iurnish
their own lights aud towels. For further partisn.
tara address the subscriber, Ct Amelia c. H., Va
Sc 5--lm* T. A. CREN9HAW
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'YHYAN&Io 20 y ~ e 3! :. !. ;
f46. ~ "a 800 eaaAs ~ - ee1ft.l
NJ retired peft u IN eie5sA ~ WhsA VII hsen
~ slssssng1snt lSslae 3NM de6ldsd 81 lstaia
poseesat,u ~ sAe lustltHtA esalaie " 81 ~.
s,sihl fot ina iuasiSGtt Ii 80 % uMleAs Aststeet
en- - a once e6tAlnld Any psssda hHsinE sush
4 huildine Or my ffsenA 81 tn inktithse hsowinG
al xsrh 40 ane for rens, will plcass report iune.
q a--ass ". uoDDIN, Cnumi,tse,
w 10 l5yearA Old, 10 MANAGE H0R81s. He
viii have gold home, the purchaser intending 10
keen him sxclnsivtly tor hiA own nses
. Also. new or second hand eel Of TW0.HORSE
WAGON HARNESS. Any parties having either
Is seIl win dad purchaser by Supplying 70 w. T..
ROCHE, at the Hardware Store OF JouN VAN.
Lslv on Main. between ls,h aud 18th streets.
5 q. A1s 44Sf
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M ANTEIb-A YOUNG MAN 10 assist al bib
w leil's Warehouse. Inquire at D:brells
Warehouse, corner Of .lst andCsry stfeets.
81 ra-3tk
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xxT ANTED The advertiser wishes par
w chase Iar liir owl use ga pii.nt alien IN Viz
gaia several good FARM HANDS, ID family .if
negroes suitable for plant alton nss. Negroes
cushioned 10 raising tobacco preferred. Any per
soa having such slaves dspasu of e.a fad ,,,lf
chaser end secure good home by addressing Box
aiy" kieLnoud Pos; Office No as-iW&
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Union Prisoners - the south.
ro TIM gDifoH or rag nEeALp.

WAF'IINWr0N, NfNs y toVNs
The publication nv yon ~ the Following list Of wounded
United >atss prsonsf az saanon, Va. may give V Their
frctvls information which may gtailfy them ana also
caus" em to send clothing aud funds 70 Them lbe lst
was given 70 ple 1T Libby prison by United states
or Who had been with thcn, but had rec"verea SUN
ceutiy 70 travel ,.
Cs,ian samuel " quincy, 90. T., second Massachusetts
Private ilenty r.. faloway, 10. fit.h connecncut'
Private Arthur n. Jordan Tenth Maine. .
Pfisle frcnr, shaw oue fnhdred AMI Seo"nd New
York - .........., :. .
Private Jomes II sblrp Co. x, fcriys'xlh Penasyl-
yspin ..,
Tho following soldiers prisoners died Y Lbbt p'son'--
Thomas Drnn CO. J., Seventh iows, OVI ~.
Joln Dennis. of' kcntacSy Oc'. "
~ lie nreoncrs taken ct shiloh and sDnt n Macon, 2s4
d,aa n, Macon nj Raleigh, ~ Petersburg, d. Chr.
ia,,esvlo al Columbus, aud ~ libby prison, nGul
bcr OF United states prlsoae- toi1tn " Macon Qa go
s.ek 70 trsycl. yours, 30, W y, BARNEY.
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now under her yoke proclaimed free and inde-
pendent All Of which would 60 to prove that
the true, the real enemy Of advancement and
civilization Is bypocriticai England. 1t is her
influence which retards aud has retarded the
prosperity Of Europe. This faot will become
apparent when, At no distant period, Napoleon
attacks her
The New York herald., 1862-11-16

THE CORPORATION PAPERs.-The city Of New
York has just voted for conservatism ard
against radical republcanism by $1,000 majo-
rity. The Corporation ought to represent The
political opinions of the city. Yet what do we
fnds Three black republican papers--the
Times, the Post and the Commercial Adpertiser--
journals which lately villified the majority OF
the people of this city as traitors, and which
have uniformly opposed the principles Of the
constitution--these are the papers patronized
by the Common Council Of New York. They
receive each from ten TO twenty thousand dol
lars per annum from the Corporation Of the
peoples money, and the return they give is to
denounce and misrepresent the people and to
disseminate revolutionary ideas throughout the
land. Who voted to make these journals organs
OF the Cogporations The official record OF the
Board of Aldermen on appointing the Times
presents the following vote:--
Observation-Disclosures Smith, Walsh tho
President John T. Henry). Aldermen Hall,
Brady, Reed, Chipp, Mitchell. Frear. Boole,
Allen, Ottiwell, Farley and Genet.
Observation-Disclosures Dayton, Jeremiah and
Froment
In the list of Aldermen who voted in the
Affirmative the people will see the names
of their municipal representatives who have
betrayed their trust and applied the public
money to the sustainment OF journals whose
sentiments are so much al variance with the
opinions and wishes of those who pay the taxes.
These journals have done an immensity OF pub
lie mischief by The propagation Of reyolutiona-
ry and disunion ideas, ana tho voters at the en-
suing municipal elections Will know how to ap-
preciate the action of the candidates for re-
election who extended the Corporation patron
age to such deserving objects. Their names
will be found in the foregoing iist.
As IT SHOULD Bg-Po5rAaE SrAMPS 70 Be
REpEEMED.--The Post Office Department has
given orders relative to tho redemption Of post
age stamps, aud arrangements are now being
perfected for carrying out the order. This is
as it should be; for many of the stamps are held
by persons who cannot afford to Lose the value
Of one Of the lowest denomination. Although
nuisance, they have answered for the want Of
something better; and now that they have been
superseded by an article less of the character
of adhesive plaster we part with them gladly,
and are pleased to learn that no one will be
stuck by having any soiled stamps remaining
on hand
The New York herald., 1862-11-16

NEW B0WERY TnEATRE. Bowsry-DgAra PLANE
GfUNshTa~~G fggs Ma HAT.
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LAURA KESNE's THE.NRB. Broadway.-No REsr roR
qaH wloEEp--CcLLtsN BAwS SETTLED.
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6RYhNTS' hlNSTRBIs' Mechanics Hau, 472 Broad.
Daddy
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r,. s,,.rmfuarie phkirdeiphie shtfth~
-" nifty Case.

r. Trrsaura, "a, New. 10. 1902.
There Is likely % bo no tnd ths fmmuY.ns'
THOMPSON this was " conselen'' y 'e ~ shvs
IN lhe lupsa 81 ESig, whcb apseaoe was ouP""Ae0 ~
liz a,acnlion O. tic rnnrsnd tan' ,s. Nv. ..
rhc arglmgnt ~ ,le tsse WI pfa0sVl Y yN1lNs i
Monday.
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sAtNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Braadway-CoMs %
p1aK N&rr cot0REp TE0rioAL FISH, 6c. IL IN hou rs
A,ArTLLA, aftoruQpa and evening.
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oERNAA OPERA aousE .ss Broad,vay-r,ps1,o.
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WOODS MINSTREL UALI. 5l4 Broadway --EruioFtls
SONGS, DANcks, &C --UrukLLo
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BoREG4 THeATkE sowery. ery.-LssposSrE-JAcx CAM
--Lasr SafF
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THE SITUATION.

New York. Sunday, November 10. is6
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WINTER GARDEN Broadway, FAIRY cIacLE- MAGIC
jcge-lRisH IiGER
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cHRfSTY's oPBRA HOUSE. ss5 Broadway ETHIOPIA
seNGa, DANCES, &C-SLAcg BLUNpEas
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wALLAcK's THEATRE BrosdNay-cLasOKsrIss MAR.
RtAGE
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EIBLOS GARDEN Broadwav-FoRryass FRoLic-
Go-DEN AGs--iRgEs FLyIas tnArEsk,
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A0ADBNY or MUSIC Irving Placc--IrALlAS OPERA
Matinee AZ OnR 3 CoN1-NoRaA
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

4 TSBuRNHAM,s FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACE
inc stahHshment IN West Eleventh street. between
Fb and erth avenues household furniture boxed and
slpped 10 All PARTS world Covered wagons for re-
r,.,rving the furnturs OF families furniture stored.
vcxpREss THE MORRIS EXPRESS. no. 2S BROAD
NJ street paronired by Of the most iniuent.a Al
Foreign houses OF this city forwards merchandise par
ceis 5, every steamer TO HavaS'. New Orleans Tie West
Indies and Europe. Nt HEM
N soMERvfLI.E's FURNITURE ExPREss iso
II. varick sreetiiousched boxed and skIpped
10 all parts Of the world Covered wagons Umoyina
furniture 70 or from the country. -
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SITUATIONS vyANTED-FEMALEs.

SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG sC0rcH
Woman as champcrmaii or 10 take charge OF house
Turing the months Can be seen for two DAYS ~
No. 233 West 10Th st.
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THE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
TRorfiNG-wednesday May 2s.
Match for $l0O mile heats best ia i've, 10 wagons
Hiram Woodruff names g. m Lady Suffolk.
Daniel Phfer names b. IN. Kitty Wink
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SIruATIoN WANTED-BY A BOY II YEARS OLD, IN
~ ether grocery store having knowledge Of the
bus ness best OF given required Address
West 18th st., in the store.
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A GENTS WANTED-To SELL THE AERATED BREAD
N districts yet given Inquire at the bakery, In
Lafayette place, corner Of 4th st.
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RIO BE SOLD CHEAP OR ExCHANGED-FTvE
splendid Horses from the country, ska seven years
old nj for carte trucks doctors butchers any
Warranted sound add kind. Inquire n 10 Grand street.
New Ycrk. - fE.1
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| frHE CELEBRATED HORSE GEO NJ PATCHEn WILL.
Il stand for mares on the Dykeman farm, Kngs
bridge nj 500 the season Good stables and pasture
vided Tor mares. WIN. wALTERMIRE.
Washington Drove Yard.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1862-01-16
HANDSOME WOMEN
TO THE LADIES.

TUNT'S "BLOOM OF ROSES" A
Ill rich and elegant color for the cheek.
or lips. 1T WILL NOT WASH OR
RUB OFF, and when once applied, re-
N aims durable for years. The tint is sc
rich and natural, that the closest scrutin )
fails to detect it's use. Can be removed
by lemon juice and will not ipjure tb,
skin. This is new reparation, used
by the celebrated Court Beauties of Lon
don and Paris. Mailed free, in bottles
with directions for use, for $lO0.
HUNTS COURT TOILET POW
DER" imparts a dazzling whiteness te
the complexion, and is unlike anythig else
used for this purpose. Mailed free fol
so Cents.
HUNTS BRITISH BALM" re-
moves tan, freckles, sunburn and all e.
ruptious of the skin. Mailed free for 81
Cents.
HUNTS IMPERIAL POMADE'
for the hair, strengthens and improves its
growth. keeps it from falling off, aud i.
warranted TO MAKE THE HAIR CURL
Mailed fee for Sl.0u.
HUNTS "PEARL BEAUTIFER,' .
for the teeth and gums, cleanses and
whitens the teeth, hardens the gums, puri
fies the breath effectually, PRESERVES
THE TEETH AND PREVENTS TooTHACHE
Mailed free for Sl.00.
HUNTS BRIDAL WEALTH PER
FUME," double extract of orange bios
SONS and cologue. Mailed free for 81 90.
This exquisite perfume was 6rst used by
the Princess Royal of England, on her
marriage. Messrs. Hunt & Co. presented
the Princess with au elegant case Of Per
fumery. (in which all of the above arti-
cles were included in handsome cut glass
with gold shoppers, valued at 800, par.
ticulars of which appeared in the public
print-
All the above articles sent Free, By
express, for So 90. Cash can either ac
company the order, or be paid to the ex-
press agent on delivery of goods.
HUNT & Co..
Perfumers to the Queen,
Regent ST., London, and 707 Sansom ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
For Sale by all Druggists and Perfu.
mers. H9-The Trade Supplied.
October IL, lS60.-ly.