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THOSE elergymen ar ce,,an n eensu-
rable who refuse to pray for Mr.. Lincoln.
We ought all to pray for the poor, and
he is mighty poor President
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HON. JAMES MCDOWELL.

-re .5 OF INDIANA, .-..,-.-.
Dcliveredoin the House of Congress, on
the 23rd Of february 1864.
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NxTKNsIVR stock Of Dry 0ocds.-
~ JOHN k1EN,


TxrKNsIvR stock Of Dry 0eeda.- -
Iyachbug, Va.
He's In store and for sale large and we'll assorted
STOCK Of Dry Goods, composed In part Of the follow
Ing: e6st
800 pieces x and ~ prints
l2s Is "A solid check ginghams
90 ~ lawn gingham
lCO black and colored alpaca
20 colored mefino
IS all wool black merinos
% m0hair and p0plins Fas
20 oil wool black n,oueins
l60 cambrics and jacoaets
40 checked cambric
30 Dtrped musfins ~
~ 80 brillianis
10 ricecambric
Loo &C. Irish linen
rs " planters' linen
$50 g. bleaohsd cotton
10 superior black Brsnoh cloth
10 brown xfseo
8 Is " Melton cloth
10 I" French cashmere
20 Confederate 0assimsre
80 blue d1nips 80 s, &
IS /" bed siokhg sea
100 dfxsn lAdies' cottnn hose
800 - brown cotton koes
30 " cotton handkeschiofD
so hpe0 cambrio do
1900 " white and black apool cottcn
600 ihs patent thread
soo sroas buttons, assorted qualities
70 DOZEN skiTtbraN
10 pieces English grapes
10 pisces bcking cloth
90 bales shee tinkg and oonabufg1
1900 bupches spun cottop - 4 -
With great variety q oshar goods, pnrchaesd chsf
q the cargo saiee, and comprising perhaps the
largest and beft stosk % he aouad II any one house
IsspsesfuIy invited 70 : szaninaton.
mhl-Sts JOHN MIN
DLnCKADB 00biS -Jnst recsiyed aS Belvn'1
Ia Block Shoe Store on l2th street, cppgmto . Bank
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TIE IMPENDING RfyoLuTIox.-The New York
Nesrs, the organ Of the Wood Democracy speaking
of the usurpations Of the LtacoIn Admnist ration,
says:
Is Il probable that tho people will entrnst power
to such maniacs again No. It would be shack
ling themselves with worse torment than ever
the old man of the sea WIS 10 Binbad. This Ad.
mfnisuatiGn has been heavy burden 10 easry
oat, IKE sinead, me people have horne with =
Il OF. II has been literally made drunk with pow
er, and the people must seize the moment, II the
next election, when tts grippe rsIaxes, 10 ding of
ths ncubus, and stand once mora before the world
az ffeemen, There II every Indication that this
Will be done. II the people are let alone a revo-
luton Of opinion win effect 1t If tits attempted
to 0verawe and coerce them then another kind Of
revolution is the only alternative.
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informs us that the following were some Of the
figures and estimates at Richmond:
Amount of currency Gut in millions, 300; oi
which there is In lO3s, 1885, interest bearing
ury notes funded by the act. l0 estimate Of notes
lost and destroyed, 30; thfty-tllree per cent tax
Oa remaiades, 136- 6-sa1. Cusseaey aiser lst April,
253-that IL to say, 273 millions reckoning al 66 4
on the dollar. The tax act, 1t was thought, would
produce $50 millions; an excess Of III millions
over the amount Of lO0s aAoat.
Upon this statement 1t will be evident that
money IN going 10 be comparatively very tight In
now; or, In other words, prices must tumble. The
policy Of everybody, therefore, is cell now while
prIces are high. Therein be profitable use for every
aOilar.- Macon Tele0rdpA
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Ro6bery-The rssidence of DR.. John A.
Cunningham, on the corner Of Franklin and
Sth streets, was entered On Monday night
and robbed Of several f1ne oycrcoats and
other articles of value. The robbers must
have entered the house by naeaDs Of false
broken, and when the articles were missed
the night latch was down, SO that no one
could have gotten In from the outside with
out possessing key which fitted the lock.
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8seers AcctdeNt, ,--An accident occurred 81
noon last, by which one Of the white labor
ers, named Patrick Haggett, had his Ian leg
broken above the knee and one OF his aruis
severely mashed Hsggett WAS engaged,
with some other workmen, In placing gun
carriage on wheels, when one end Of II
slipped, and falling on him, inflicted the In I.
juries above described. He was taken to
the Medical College, where bis wounds were
properly attended to. The injured man hae
. large family dependent ON him for q sup
port, and the loss of time which will neces-
sarily ensue from the accident will therefore
be very hard for them to bear.
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PRIcEs ARAy.--The last accounts feprescRt Gen.
Price 10 be only few miles back Of Washington,
Ark with . ine aSmy-uumbera IL Il needless for
well kn0Wn reasons % name. The army Il "a ine
plight aad most excellent splfits.
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QuANTsRLL, the famous Missouri pastizan, has
effected > change Of base, which the Yankee cul-
ttvators Of cotton plantations appear to think
change. The correspondent of the st. Loais Repab.
kcan, writing from near Vicksburg, says:
Quantreli and his men, some 600 OF 500 strong,
are acting vigorously down here. They came Ia
not long since, capturing number of wagons and
negroes. The h.00dthirsty Tascals killed 8 or 10
laborers [niggers1 ON one plantation.
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Arrival Of. Yankee Raiders.-There was re-.
ceived at the Libby prison yesterday two
Yankee prisoners, who we're captured from
among the raiders that have been commit
ting depredations around the city during the
past twenty-four hours. It ls prohabie that
large numbers Of them will be brought to
the city before the close Of the day
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/ U'ysvssns1s l0stv-A cbstl ssr1u1. a, .1a.e
Sboe ~ ~ Qunfsk "A me1aSHR6av sKs..1s, "a,
afIssr took paaae 4 Psln,1pse nissf5ss,...
~. sfs..tIss s.s,..rAs- g
r-s Aass.slse.s 7,sIssa ~
aQonS AZ 0e1ock, Which VII = III pqpAn-
Eb1lity. tafHfSafa in ia d6Sfh = re ~
/. .W06ftesp. U661ed dSfSts 11Sxse aSfSc4irS
Ilnri,,r ~ rn6snirw ~ nrisnser< fvsSt".
daserf fess5 eonane;i in flis SniISis~ ScsssicS'
AN fhrn1 "a ~ 4h1ar .vt~1oS-s' y ~ ~
f;1sls 81 neiay nIscee 81 rnsi ehins of roosi
1890 fhe rrsrtses ~. vlssSs<sSi - Snssss,
- vhen ~ crard ie~slle6 ~ .sise -
sesi ssssSnv ~ MI ~ i,S6 Tsi1rs ~ ~ !
e0ecG ma renost al 80 m sjsss;se6 M
vhnln of ~ ssnsrS ssld f7finere a ~ iS.i
son. Who soon ynsIseS m fn isssn ~,
vhsf wea fhe neNtW - sscae*sis.
M what the scntinel a. dutv Is fkont al ~
kSftainr n vhich ~ ,,,isonevs 81 80 rr,s.
a-AS ~ 49,. 49, - -. - r ssSSxxs
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REMsNBxR HIM.-The Danville .dppeat mentions
as a fact wotthy Of record, that while merchants
In DauviH are selling hour Vt S29a per barrel, Mr.
8. b. Lea, farmer who lives In Caswelf county,
N. c., brought 10 that place few days slnee and
sold ten barrels Of nOuK ~ 475 per barrel Truly,
this II an example wen worthy a. Imitation.
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mn aArs

These estates put up for CoufedernAs currency,
ana win readily Be perceived, being mostly In Ne
euemy's tines, arc free from taxaaioh
For full particulars address as ChaslotteSviile
or fer the nsxs four days at the Ballard House.
mh 2-6.s WN ROSS
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TTo the Friends Of the Soldiers throughout th
i Confederacy.-
QuAR4EGNAsTER GsN'Ls DzpARrf1NF,
Rasrv Ryyp 4

KdIAoAD buEEAUl, 2
hichmond, FEB ~, 1861.
Of N"rthern Virsiria are hereby notined that q
sr.pgsmsnt has this day been effected with the
Southern Express Company 70 carry All packages OF
food and wearing apparel to Richmond, Va
To secure The advantages thus obtained through
must BE- observed: -
Packages must not contain more than one hun
dred pou ads; be we'll secured and plainly marked,
sud cent st the of the shppsr 70 either OF
the sodisrS Relief Associations, which are losatsd
as folIowsc CO.. c...n..
Ia North Carotns, at Raleigh; N so1tn vtcnns' NU
Al Montcnmsrv or to any other point st which one
Of th.ss Associations have Office.
The Agents Of these Assccietions VII tnere NNs
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WANTFD-A Teacher II desire 70 employ fe-
w male Teacher for my children. She mast. be
competent TO teach the usual English branchee,
Latin, and music. Salary, $500 for session Of ten
months, and board. washing, 30, furnished Apply
TO Df Cabsu, Of Richmond, or 70 The subscribed,
at Abingdon, We. WM BET18.
70 2o-eod6tp ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-02

CRvKRAL valuable Farms 10 Chesterneid, Hen
~ rioo, Hanover, and SpctsylvaniA for sale We
arc authorized TO sell the following very valuable
tracts OF laud, via:
ls.. The tract Of land on James river, in Chester
field, IL miles below Richmond, called "Baidwn's'
containing sos acres. Of which about onothird il
open land and two thirds Ia wood and timber. Tee
improvements on the place are amply sufBcient for
the OF the place. Price, S3s per acre.
ID tract of land In eaid county, near the Clover
Hill pits, called Peru, !" containing SS6 The
improvements are Indifferent, but there is valus-
bic parcel Of excellent timber on this tract Prce,
So per acre.
81. That valuable tract of land IN Henrico on the
CDictahomny, about miles below Richmond, adj
j,ning the lands Of Messrs James Garrett and DR.
trent. and recently owned by Mr. SinoI Gouldin.-
II contains 662 4 acres, OF which there s an ample
supply Of timber for its use. Th7 buildings, though
not gco3, are yet comfortable. This is justly re.
gardsd as mast valuable estate. Price, SIS per
scre.
4th. The tract Of land called "e6 J." in Hanover,
near the Pamunkey, adjoining the lands ot Judge
Meredith, Dr. Brockeubroug Aod Others con
tairips 25S acres, of which about half 10 open land
and half in original and secondary growth The
buildings it are not Of much value. Price, $25 pcr
acre.
s,h The tract of land in spotsylvania, on the
telegraph road about seven miles from Frederioks-
burg, containing 454 acres, recently owned by the
heirs of DR. Dickinson. The buildings, though old,
are yet In the main comfortable. Price, $40 per
acre.
Tnese lands are offered for sale at the low figures
mentioned above because the owner desires to sell
them 10 the next few daye. II not sold In ten days
they will be Withdrawn from market. The taxes for
1854 70 be paid by the purchaser To those disposed
TO invest lands the foregoing 10 An excellent oppor
tunity. GODDiN APPEhSoN.
fe SQ-A
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go e. e. y 8 s.s:s !.
UoDo1ryn42I 49, 4
N1l1ng ~ IXzS5: L
seaa ~ s1n1s ~ T. I
NM Az 0AO ~ T. Il
~ sveaan6s u "a: q D. 14l = 4: yl /,
1nA sesa - - ekN11 Ii
3N0&oi1e&h IL In@&ffx ss11l{1({e ssf
ds:.si:s g. !. T.. -: T..
r..s..6.s, !. ~ - ri +! x,!.:y -
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| 9eemead, MAsoA !, leoa.
WANID-aANpe-.i -.ias !ense 1iysf - kana-
s - ss,ss - ~. - I.ss - \. - q snvel
rspsirs of she ca.al. -. = - = -
49,: Ass's:ss''; ~ % :: re; s;. e css sc =
csdiesdi nichaeass eapt B1shenn q % - N,
eeeIgnsd 9 ~ o1ces
nh 3-see1lv w MUNRO an. eaasv. Il
wv ANID0zz co1psssef MI - S..:;,....
w Nith u d.tisa 81 49, ocs aIllez
The position exsmnss -. s.S. ~. sompany.
hehs: shsis vhcss h. Mv1 scs Any; duties
nv vithosa sss,r 49, a. Al, - Nooe need AZ
y. Addrsa "A \" sos eis' 'noss e "a n!a- :.
WAsTED-By 5oss1 vo1as. 5 sisss1ias :.
s,est.s Saes;ss. :: v.ss - nss .n,a o9Mssane %
q cAiIiren m H>ues ~. ~ s9 ns.9 " ~ 1919
hieNeVt 6amifes n tAss .ssv x~x 80 n sne
| sh1s oGlse ~ =: o
WANT TkD--A No shes cutter. whe z
sl ia dspartmsat.. kaftssaoss rsquired . to 60.
mS S-,t. saA s1e' h'sanoad o.
WANT kD-Purobassrs for canarv Ma = a
~ genuine, q III Mia strsst. x,soA sSsss,
Eight, substitute ite keroseos cr ecai OIL 0ns ~
" .A''' ! sr1ricT nsToS
mn s-lt' III Main Il.
WAMrKD-Aa usdsreroaad ovef1ee : e the Car.
- ssn ~! Misses vko . ! prsetisai nirsr s ana
nh e-&s JOHN J WERTH. Xsenk.
WANFsD-A white girl % attend o the dio1p1:
room and aasist with chamber work. ApDIy
NH 2-ats III HsiD 4.
TVO LINZ BU1N ERsI-z E.-. 77e.,-. ;---.-.
i imnediassly = partner, No bussne:s sss nSs
q PsAsoa lime burner rrsGerrsd) to engage arrfIv
70 the ltune business near lhe Natural Bvidss noy
fortasle dwelling furntahed. An abuudaocs Of lime
teams. and svsry fsss,tv "a %eiss u.Dcs ana
6table business scs ,9s sss!s 1Ues s.ee sno pro-
Also ApplY inmed,stsiv to 'A ''' - P'"'eF
,rAIp
mo i-lv Cary street.
VKI ANTHD-Rseht aVSv. n tho c,.n1-- 5o- :.
w mixed schcol. iof "a or m scHos.,s '.a ~,
gle man qualified 10 teach the nsr:i nnsssh ~.
and Latin and the eIements Of S,reeE rd r.erh
Address, stating tegms. and refs,sn.." 80 =
morals, = well q 70 quaiinoations, - = :,
Meohum's River, Albemsrie oo.VC . Syc1
,;5,;,;. :. -
w 1s.dsas- "a a,ne,S ss man % Who e nrss-rate
nssro, or cs1na - a1u can msas nimsen generally
one well qualified good homo and liberal wsses viii
be gwen. Apply to DR. Burweu corner 81 Leigh
and 9th streets, or 10 " A1''s"
NH 1-6ts POLLARD 4 WALKER. Gary st
,17-,z;, n :, -! -
M AN.ED-lo nire, Ior the balance OF the
~, ~ .e, goca coon, Wasner and iroaer, with.
Is GoLDaMIT,
mnI I-SW I1o Broad st, dooos from 6th
VEy ANTED-At once. small amount If mali
highest market price - 20 ~ ''
C CLAPP, Ia Main Ct,
@H I--0.- At Kouss's
VA ANTED- Five oarpeptsrs and q "a Tiniahers,
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n.stmond. w, Fsb 18th, 1854
\ unu nompisirt being made of the delays ~
WI this Compsuy IN forwarding meschAn41es
In nstructed 70 advertise that the rules o. the Com
panv REQUIRE that Gcyefnment packages shall take
precedencs over al other and next 10 order peck.
ages Forwarded by friends Or AGbocineons 70 omeese
aad sIdisss i the Asld or hospits. me oe1ervnsee
Of this rnIs, together With ltaited fscie tes 49,
porsation, psoeasarily csaee delay IN tns iosvnsa
Of packages for nsrohsnb and oshcss.
Prspaymsut vii b reqaiFed o. ell QeIlne
foie In d HAMI10h. AsMts
ourm oo0zzuns Exranw O0nrAxx,
Aaeusea. a. ~ 1oth, lSe4.
EGAL Notiee y hsEeby stvee - - dncsn4l
- that pseooos who 6biD pe1e4C0 e0ee eNe
apints, wia1G - oegltalps without htoFmin9 90
Agent 4 shs con4ssts Wsll - - entittee ~ ~
sllthey resstvs ~ beat9t q vainoeSon.
nplrs, visss - esediae. WIN rot = eesworded ~
's c'.sesy, ssssss nnd's spss,99l 9ls sa.,s,ss
opsriplsadn4 - Ae1lne PFsdda3l
a h HAsG1son, Assat, Hisbn1sn1s VI. &
hh-IO
~ W yOzxmAN ~ - hsaas ~ lnllsa -
Ne fpsnde asA - DuA&p GBaeeG1rte 49,
sSds aAosuy - fjem . s. Ex-z 60 Fssss. !.
IT, cika6 o. y0g11 a1I3L MN
s.s. =: =; ~ e . - q ~. ~
:; ~: Y: K: Z g :: g !.
q. Lsttsss a1lsele1l - - r lzeG9 nec4le.e q
sI,, .sIsts. isea1ssX hcll1lgs eo 11es.slss ~
t.si.:sss I'll - - -.
1~sss sssss - ass
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VERY Valuable Tract Of $50 acres, in Charles
v City. on James river, adjoining Sandy
Point" for ssle.-We ere authorised by Col A Z
Harrison to sell his valuable tract Of Land located
as above, Opposite to Lower Brandon aud being .
Iart Of the "Sandy Point" eststs-about 500
acres open land Of the rest quality on the river,
and 80 acres wood land. The impfovements con
sist Of large barn, stable. two double quarters.
kc
TERMS Reasonable. The taxes for 1854 10 be
paid by the purchaser.
fe 29--4t G0DD1N 4 APPER6ON.
FNWENTY-F FOUR and half acres Of Land OH
the Westham Road, 3x miles from Richmond,
for Eale-We authorized 10 sell q tract of land
az above, being the same formerly owned by Ade-
line Harris, and lying opposite TO Glenburnie. II
fronts on the road, runs back to the canal, lies
BEAUTIFULLY and has about enough wood on Il for
The uses of the place.
bargain will be sold by early application.
GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
fes7-eodt Aucti0netrs.
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HxI ANTED An experience q Miner end Wagoni
w maker. (non- -oonscript) TO ~ employed ct
one Of our Blast Furnaces. Apply at our cfdce.
B ANDERSON 4 co,
fe 2S-eod2w Tlsdegsr Iron Works.
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A TTENTION-ONLI FOR .jc.-l.ADlES
"A tau 10 ope .a.e On wheyig. & wison's sesing
machines In al its bianches, by an eIpe rienccd
sperato-. App,y At 3l5t Eighth av, between g6;h
and 2Ith ste, IA the Drug store II
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EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ON AND
- alter Monday, Dec o, trains leave ayLh a. "a.
at 30 II 80 A, b. and Az O, 1880 4, A. Sleeping
attached 10 and 1919 N, trains from 5yth 1t
than Both ~. SUNDAY train Y. N from Syth street.
through nslSht train daily !. n. T0GCEfI .AAst
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FVIss.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEwING MACHINES TO RENT, BOUGHT,
= or exchanged. All kinds repaired. Wheeler &
Wilson's and singers second hand mAchne- always
on hand Tor sale u 49, Canal n doos west Of Hud-
son 81, w
W, 4 w. MACHINES FOR SALE-IN
- good order one good ~ new also = pressing
machine aud number Of pre,s vIanas slso taoIs
lIopA " hAnd4 aL DIooklIu TIa
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WANTED.

\NJANJED-1WO GOOD CABINET Makers.
w toot . n &c and steady Ok To-. cool OF amen.
None o,heIs ntel spp.y. ApPly Al q suniyan 81
40 h.. G.. WOODBRIDGE.
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DRY GOODS.

AT KINzEY's EIGHTH AVENUE
"a ... CHEAP STORE
h&SbkffShlfs, Al, sSt IleE ao shss' .Ans'
low ', ,' nav rf6 Wis AND FEATHERS.
ia SG E4jFH IF SS1f2&S6 a O. tYff STYLE
NrBlAs' suAwLs s9STAGs, HOODS, scSRfss'
ysS s go SssP Pls%SS$S Fs 4
i,6.o FANCY HAiRPiSs, be, Up.
scASif AN9 bKhAsfrISs, GRAINS LOSKETs.
n,o% Porte MoSSkIks ISp Bfis.
rur x.x,,r,crovTIS0 fs :, Asp ~ fA As Goops
GhRsHNS ciiS4, swf ~ ffslANSh AMnkAicR
haNp JAPAN CONTRIBUTE 10 the AssoRr.
OF CuRlosIrIEs, AND NO CHARGE T0R Alb.
SUMS v,o,r,vo -, r,,, B A y ourDoNr.
y SEfS2lESAi ny S' slS Hsp bF nhsp.
bARNya AND CoMSopoRE NUT.
Ekkkf fSRliRs EsS SEsa S Sffa R R2Fs
ESSSSSSSIH%ysS' TSRfiL,rs hhiRSSsS; %SIs'
SANTA c1 fNfr Il y " gFf AND LAND.
XXI ,RRSSihfbs, MEsAgnRlrs, rEA.sErs, DIN.
NkR-sEl5, fIRSfTtRE SOLDIERS ENCAMp-
MMh Niis, VllL sSEs' FARM YARDS BUILDING
hhsISs TIKI CRY, THOSE THAT TALK.
| IN EVERY SIZE AND KIND
| - AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GAMES.
MAGNETIC TOYS OF EVERY KIND.
FAIRS AND SCHOOLS SUPPLIED
| Al WHOLESALE PRICES.
| SrEAMBOATs, STAGES, CAR TRAINS,
| nOsk-C AKRlA0ES, CARS, MONITORS,
| Mllk-wAGONS, CAkI5, MfRRIMACS,
| IAPkks5-WAUONS, rot NrAlNs,
| BLEAIISG SHEEP,
| GROWING ROOSTERS,
| CRYING bABlks,
| COSTRABASDs, GUNS
| SWORDS, DRUMS, ACCoRDEONS, FLUTES
L!ihs, CLAklSEls TRICks, PuZLLEs, LOI'
| rERlEB.
| woRKBuxEs FROM lee 70 Sq5
| PARlAN, ALkBAsrLR, CHINA. EBONY GOODS
| WATCH STANDS, CIGAR STANDS
| JEWEL BOXES PARIAN VASES
| PEkft MEKI CASkETS, INKS rANDs
| PARIAN FIGURES, TOILET GLASSES
| AND A THOUSAND AND ONE OTHER THINGs
| NOT MENTIONED FROM ic. to s3OC.
| We respectfully invite customers TO visit u
carly, not leave Purchasing Until the last, whei
" will 10 almost impossible 70 set properly ~aite
| upon.
lle store win he opso until the lst of January frou
SAM togPM.
| WIN kinney,
22l and 1913 EIGHTH AVENUE,
50 - 49,.
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COhL-COAl-slO 70 PER TON FOR THE
~ be. red ash stove coal, II called Tor this day
Call at he large family coal yard, LIST ave- 1sh
atr
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WANTED.

ARTIFICIAL FLOwERs-9j GOOD ROSE
1Amstsr. Nsnted inmedistely; good WAGES and
steady uort. Apply at ~ Walkers. 2ol
A NUMBER OF COOKS, WATERS, House
N and up stair srl. pnnted Tor good oil uation. At
MELPLl's office, Whitehall street. opposite the
Washington Hotel. srCat rush for help lately
ianded 9C2
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED
n Somsn, with fIe.n breast Of milk, vishes BABY
70 nurse at her residence. Afp for one seek Al
6 Eahi BrnudWnN. %
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NATAN1ED-GOUD OPERATORS, Busters,
w hnisneis on cavalry Jackets No. ~ bower, ny