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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-14

Some men keep savage dogs about their
houses SO that the hungry poor who stop to
get bite may get it outside the door.
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WIZ. a. RICHARDSON,
he. LLO1D.
AARKET S EREET = AAKSVLLE, KY.
u7E WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALI

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
| w your attention to the above card, and
solicit portion of your pat ronage, promising to
fill orders promptly and satisfactorily.
We have established ourselves for the pur-
pose of inducing Merchants TO make their pur-
chases here instead of elsewhere; and as our
goods are bought DIRECT from FIRST HANDS in the
Eastern Market, by our Blocker, we make
this proposition to Merchants:
That we will duplicate any bill bought
in Cincinnati, and if goods are not what
we represent them, they can be sent
back at our expense.
We have just received from the East
20 Hhds. Choice new N. o. SUGAR;
IIO /" Prime " " 3"
so Bbls. LovER1Ne's Philadelphia REFINED
SUGARS-Crushed, GRADUATED, Powder
ed and Coffee A.
so Bags Choice Yellow ~ Bright Green COFFEE
MOLASSES-old and New Crop;
MACKEREL-in all sizes, direct from Bos-
ton, last Crop 1868;
10 Kegs Newcastle ENGLISH SODA;
TOBACCO-alarge lot in Boxes, Caddies, &c.
TEAS Superior lot of all kinds, selected for
this portion of the Country.
In addition to our stock of Heavy Groceries. we
have large assortment of Fancy:
CIGARS, at all prices; Fancy Wash and Shaving
SOAPS; Whole and Half Boxes new NJ. E.
and Layer RAISIN; SARDINES; FIGS;
PICKLES; PEACHES, Cove and
Spiced OYSTERS; MUSTARD,
in boxes; 80 d % lbs. boxes
assorted G CANDIES;
CHEES E; CRACKERS;
INDIGO; NADER;
SPICES, grain and ground: ALUM;
Race & Ground GINGER; COPPERAS;
BLACKING, large and small; BLACKING
BRUSHES; FAUCETS; CINNAMON, ground
and in mats; CAPS; SHOT; LEAD;
EXT. LOGWOOD; STARCH;
GERMAN SOAP;
Alarge variety of CAP, NOTE q LETTER PA
PER; ENVELOPES, buff and white; &c. &c.
B-In addition to the above, we offer induce
ments to the trade in
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-14

a country individual who was caught in
the water-wheel of saw-mill, says be in
tends to apply for pension, as he is survi-
vor of the revolution.
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Elizur Wright, of Boston. says in a let
ter to the Anglo-African:
ut is in view of the poverty of white in :
tellect, as exhibited in this war, as a general
rule, from the President downward, that l
should rejoice to see some colored man
Frederick Douglass, for example, placed in
the Presidential chair"
This unhappy white man further says in
the same letter:
81 have often passed for black man
where have been known ONLY by nv writ.
ipgs. This always considered rather com.
phmentary to my moral character, and of
late years L have come to consider it a COM
pliment to my intellectual caliore, also."
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/. The Ohio.' says correspondent lis a
siekiy stream Yes, replies the Louisville
Journal, it is confined to its bed.
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-Foltaire said to beautiful lady with
whom he was dining: Your rivals are the
perfection of art, but you are the perfection
q of nature.'
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Maysvilie, KY, July I, 1868.
Braiding All the Co!

T HAVE LATELY RECEIVED LARGE
variety of new Style STAMPS, which in
addition to my former stock enables me 10 offer
greater variety of BRAIDING PATrERS than
can be foGnd in the City. l am prepared TO
Stamp LADIES' or Children's Dresses or Clodks
in the latest style, on short notice and at
moderate rates.
s5a37 LADIES are invited to call and see my
ATTERNs. Mrs. GEO. ARTHUR,
Maysville, Oct. 10. Second street
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Come down in the center,
That's what it means
N. C.
s A D d. F. r Y

THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW SITUATED
i so as to give his undivided attention to the
Mandatory of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE!
He has now on hand and IN process o. making, a
splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies'
Saddles; Saddle Bags; Buggy, Carriage, Brake
and Sulkey Harness; Wagon and Plow Gear;
Riding Brides, with hacking, Port and Snatfie
Bits; Wagon, Buggy, Coach, Sulkey and Rid
ing Whips; Hog and Kipskin Collars; Horse
Covers, suitable for all seasons; Leather, Web
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp
Girths; Red top and Iron strapt Hames; Dray
and Cant Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in Saddiery Establishment, which will be
sold at Wholesale and Retail, at low prices, to
punctual dealers; per cent off for CASH.
~ All Repairing attended to at once, at my
Old Stand, on End street, to find which, "Come
down in the Center" between Market 81 Sutton.
T. K. RICKETTS,.
Maysville, March 26Lh. 1868.
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CANDLES.--Star & Summer Mould Candles
" Of best quality, at BEN PHlSTER'S
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Livery and Stable Business,

at the old stand of JACKSON 81 WILSON,
where he viii keep good and stylish stock of
at all times prepared TO keep and feed Horses,
singly or in droves. lie respectfully asks share
of your patronage. j. Fl: WILSON.
Maysville, Feb. 18th, 1S64-Smo.
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Maysville, March 2eth, 1868.
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1ntcrna! Repenne.
JAMES ON INCOME, LICENSES. PLATE.

TAXES On INCOME, LICENSES. PLATE
4 &c-U. \. INTERNAL REVkNUK--Annuni las. al
District New YORK October 81 l94fursoant 10 IN nr
visions Of An act to Provide internal Ecvcnue tosrr
the Government AID psy Interest tc Pubic Debt sp
proved june 30 1864 and the several Acts amending the zane
pubhc notice hereby gwen tina, Rave received from a.
assessor of the BIB Collection Di,irc, Of NcwY the
ANNUAL COLLECTION LIST required by law, embracing
TAXES On iSCoHE or TIE YEAR 1865
TAXES on SILVER PLATE. CARRIAGES &c. 1864;
LICENSES FOR THE YEAR ENDING MAY !, 1856;
and that the above sIes have become due ard payable aud
a s4l attend dairy lc1cs pBg ~udsJs in person by
a.pny 70 fe eve payment Thereof ray of.e, No. g!a
broadway, corner Twenty Ere, 81 20 p.
from and ssr the dai- Of tbs notice anti tie 3tb day o.
NONENbLk, lof. All rersoLa vino sa neglect 10 psy tie
vac duties tss" licenses 80 Is a'oscssid acssrd upon Hom
elhin the ii.t he.ein specified viii liable nd will De
aed 70 pay zen cent additional upon amount thereof
Dstsc SesY0p OF 81 lS1.
9. 7. rvTHAM Cs.e.!s!
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Corrorailon Nolilcs.

CRO1ON AQUEDCCT DEPARTMENT.
" 10 CONTR ACTORS. Co., SEALED PROPOSALS, in
dofsed VT, s title Of The ork 0rehch the fnsy ne o.
cred he prson anT ~, and thc date ~ Ne pre-
senaiion De received a. Dis ONCE unL ~ ccock NJ
Of Nov-.nbol 2g 1864 for the rrbuins and bd
81 facciae bass and cply,rts aud the line Of
Wcssi from Hobos,n 70 haumonds, and Tor he payns
q. said pert Wess i.Kcnsiv. Of the 'ensce within
between the tscks with tap bycss and r'PsvHg Of
paris Of he eCn .irreis toH iioboAen 10 laHnond It,
with col bls stones
peincs aud lie form oil ssfenet for the sane and
otel iaorInlln be- obtained application 10 the con-
irnct clerk a shis Office
THOMAS sTHPHENS) CfotoD
RDB1 l. DARHA0H, : AqDedgct
A. ". CRAVEN. Bosrd.
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November Il, i9A


ELECTION NOTICE. Pursuant 10 the pro-
IL visions Of the Lave State public notice u hrr
gwen by the Common Council q the City Of New ora, thst
election viii IN the several Election Districts OF the
,.vr1 Word Of ssd city the rt fncsasy- Do einber
being the ,iIh DIS OF DecembeT ltJ The fos " ~
be held al The several Psccs r hsvc been duy dr'sn,'a
h. III" Common Council the pisces ~ which elect ai
be held IN d Districts during she present veal ana the l"'
viii De opened si sunrise AID riHa open Glsi sNsr wien
they will ID. finally closed. 49,.
Tc 70 b. voted i ,ueh election arc the follow
iay;
AID in each OF the Adern,sc Districts having ~
odd designation, irs Iigd. h, seventh,
Ninth Eleventh, Thnteenth, Fifeenih AID Seventeenth
Si1 ComciI 81 eaca Sen toria Di-'lic
Oae COnussloler IL Common School. f1r tle Vrst Dis
tic comprising the frs, second Thi, RouIth tNh Sixth
and Eighth WARDS.
one ssiorr Of Common Schools for SeooDd Die.
trct comprising Seventh, Tenth Thirteenth and Four
teenth Wards
Cine Cotfnssontr Of Common Schools for the Third Dis
tfc,. comprising tie Ninth aid ai1L-sufi Nads.
One Of Common Scbo0ls for the Fourth Die
uc, com nsin, tho Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards
One Corssiorer 81 Common Schools for the NH Dis
tret. -ompy,sins the FNe-nth and Eizht-entb Wards
One Cou!ssione Of Common Schools fof the 81 nth Dfs
Z e. rpfi the 1~ ~ntisth and Twenty h,st WARDS
Vac Coinbsxone Of Common schools for the Seventh Dis
Wards.
Ore Trustee Of Common School, for each Ward.
Ana = III 1ch other School OGioes now legally va
cant ny order ~ tie Common Conncii
u. f. VALENTINE, Clerk
NV leGI. ,ieIe.tJ y laGA
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fcaal Nolltrs.
CJpREMF COURT. JOHN T. STUD
MEL Prc.danl ,ne Liir lna o. Br1okivn. assin.t

CUpRFMF COURT - JOHN I. STUD
- WELL President of'he city Hank o. Broofiyn assinst
JEREMIAH ODDNAELL--.,Ul'... .............
mons f0f money den md rpllfri u = lhfr Rev.
10 the defendant: y 90 hereby stump - cent? :.
Inmoued ard required 60
compliant this oI hch las beer this DAY lied m the
ore Of the Ceri OF This Com The i'y ls1 IN ne city Of
Brooklyn in the onn'y 81 KE. Gi 10 -se copy nj your
answer 20 tls .Ad comp the sab.ciib,r ~ s o,o,
No no Allan .c,ce 81 sd city Of lirookyn within twenty
d.v- s.r srce h~f'of .eissiv- u the dv Of such
service. 40 IL yon .i said Compliant within
tle time .aI fe plaintiff ~ i. action vii take judg
n.rbt agnn., you The 4 iro thousand dollars with
Interest or ono thoussnd s hmldrei doir pi 81 that sun
honl Nh, si dsy OF Oci0nr o. sgd thousand I'VE
hundred donrs another porvr OF tiH, sum- from the 1871
dr Of Oct be 1861 besides tho eSaI VI thi- Sc.on-DA'sd
October 18th, l3hi. . - -
g.l l.gewS
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TWO TO SIX BOXES

VNU TO cIA DUALS OF
Il TIE SPECIFIC PILL
wal usually b. Sufficient to efec, PERMANENT cure Of any
cae Of seminal eGkHei Inr1rHfgyp Niqttt or Dq
Joss however caused however severe vhi.s they will
'Peaiy correct those MORBID CONDITIONS srisng e
Z" !fnal disease or from Secret Wee.
I'M eftCltC PILL equally shifted 10 tie treatment
sF-ry sict, 81 Genital IrflQJy Iryf1Lfy. Lime
bhda'' aeIosits N the Urine. MLky" dis1targes and
y .fkserse, OF the Ks6nry.
fkotESstoNAi. OPINIONS have need your SPgcI-
nc fiLI M many cAses Of Spe,satorraoo with tho ey
FER Ssocesa'-J. MILTON SANDERS NJ d.. LID.
sye cured rerp case, " Nh from AK 10 dosea Of
your SFEcYIc PrLL"-B. KEITH MD
ffice pei box. SIX boxes for 81 BY mail Address
MANCHESTER, No. - JOhn-st. n Y
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lAdvorti-'msrt
EFoyvcn g. fIucy,
Formerly Officers OF the Park Bank)
Bankers. No. 80 Wa'l-st.. Newly orb.

~ orIncIIl pHIi'IH VI 'hN "Ah 's'y
Bankers, No. 80 Wa'l-st., New-forh.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST allowed on Deposits
which may De- made and drawn at pleasure as WIN
the City Banks
Certificates Of Deposit issued TO parties des.rins)
for romi,tanccs TO any part Of the United States.
Gold Coin received on Deposit, and Certificates
given for the same payable on demand.
Particular attention pad the collection ofNote''
Checks. Bills OF Exchange, &C., on all accessible
points OF the United States and CGnadas, ana ch'ck'
for the proceeds sent TO the owners place OF bIsi-
ness wIihoa; delay.
Orders Tor the purchase or sale Of The various is-
sues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds, and
Gold, promptly executed for ihe usual commission'
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iAdvsriisementl
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK.

Consrr OF BEoApwAy AND WArLsT. NEW YORK
Deal, extensively ami ieoialy in Government secn'ise
$40 note. s2o l0ts ard Sizes Of 1881 STAMPS sper''
and siae money. Interest allowed accounts by special
agreement. l. w. A'AA''
l. scoTIEIn Csslisr.
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unsettled; Tme<hy is sellrng at $685., Rough Flax 10
quiet at o. 300s3 80 per bush. o..
TALLOW-The market is less active AID prices
lower and unsettled: sales cf 1900 lbs Western d:
Etc., and City at III Glsc.
WHISKY-The demand Is good and The market ~
better closing bouyan; sales " aso bbs. al 81 80
81 ,5i for State aud 81 730sl 76 for Western.
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lAdvciti.cliert.l
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BASK or THE CITY

or NEW lOKk - nm mn
IIkANCiAs AGENT o. M UNITED oIAlIs.
Nos - and - Iinesi.. y. \.
This Bank has ready for sale flowing the coiln.'
,,, ., ,nrrI,sers) L = BIO Hut.r which al maiury
ar convertible into six per cent gold bearing loan;
collects warrants certificates maturing ioals "~A
TRAITS and attcpds To- oh financial business wIlh DOyeIh
mon, Parties wishing 10 avoid the delay and neon
ven,cl,e Of direct correspondence with the Depart
monte are invited 20 apply az this Bank.
MORRIS KEIcHuN, President.
"
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Miller, Wilkins a. Co. will hold their regular
auction sale of stocks and bonds Tomorrow tSatnr-
day at ia o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill
Broadway.
The Michigan Southern road earned the third
week in November:
1868. ..-.... s75, 59e 1894. ........ $4,000
Increase. -------..-.-.- S>t. IL.
The New.York Central Rood earned the same
week.
1903 s7'.'ie 1854 CO., e9e,'7o
Increase -..--..----.s& 81 III.
The Chicago and North Western Railway Com
pany earned the third week il November, ending
on the 2lst;
1863 eos as 40 sl7o.3i9 q
Increase. --.----.. soO,S'O sJ
Being an Increase OF S3il per cent over last year.
For three weeks, from Oct 81 to Nov II:
sos ia a 1876; ;,t st9o3ii 0'.
Increase. .--.SlS',2iO %.
Being IN increase of GIG per cent over last year.
From June to Nov. 81 g months and weeks:
1863. g. 81 ,o3J o. .s345i,s69 q.
Increase. is5sJo ~.
Being al increase of 52l2 per cent over last year
The movement of Dry Goods at this port for the
past week has been as follows:
ENTERED PoR CONSUMPTION.
1laHHf. Of Pkgs. Value haHgt. Of PICS Naue
Wool ........l3t S2G,351 Flax :...---.l.l ~ ~
Coiton........ q g4J3i Miscellaneous 81 ',i'y
SIX .......... q l,OiJi -
Total .-..........,.......-.-.-. fo1 elio'a''
WITHDRAWALS.
Mhrul o. pkgs. Valne. NlHlJ Of Pkgs. Na!ne.
VOL 20. 7i s3l2 80. Pax ....fos 80 so
cotton .......l59 A. -. MIsceilanoolsIo-i .'o'o
al .......... ?. 15T. -
WAlTIiOt -Ln.
'isnBC II Pkr. Value. NaHlJ. oC Pres. aue
Wi ~ S9G7oO| Flax .3l1 t.O,i32
Cotton non tuJ6, Miscelau' Jl5 1928
Iotal . ......!,OlO ST.. 10,
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CA,ALRl BUREAU OYFICE oF ASSISTANT GuaHrEgsAsrRa !
No. 10 ssATgST.. NEw-l OAK. Jun. TO- itbL }
CAVALRY HORSES WANlED.--l will
u uuTehase iu OPEN MARKET al the Cavalry Hone.
that may prevented pa. inspection &; the Oover ei
stables corner ltaw sud S5b.., IN us ciy uni iuTter
notice
Psymeu, viii made IN chscs p1yable IN certificate, Of
indebtedness when ~ more Hores re received
pree one Indred sud sirfy i've flt5, dollars each.
Gro. r.. BBONAlSG Captain and =. y. ".
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Hlf0irai.

nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE, he
the 'ot power, Of Manhood IN fouI weeks sue
certain. Sold in at -, time the quantity in
foT -. Circular sent reccip; OF ilur STAMPS sole
Aren't PHIdP ROLAND Nc ~ broooe ~, ont dodf west
from Broadway, \. \.
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frrocs, Carriages, &r.

Orlnrt ENa~rrns oYTCE Wv YORK April i6 1894
RJILLLRN HORSES WANTED.--I 900
n Artillery Hofsef wanted FOR Which Hundred and
entv fre HUNDRED and grv Dollars vii ~ paid tor
pas Inspection These horse must be sound n very
psrtcasf br0Len ies than lot hands hL and
vii rrtrnt"1 or nspecton 81 fAe Oovo9nLieul Sabr.
J5tirs.., between lOli AID liza avenues
STEWART Van .LiFT. Quartermss'er.
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at Chicago, for the weekendiug Nov. Is;

vreA, b.. aa,c1l 2as e4o igslio u! os3 1891
season n..t3S'e 10 tfs ifn 7'7'so@ ssao 100 7iSO
srs,os '6.LO;ls,1 lO,ts:stS a,7sb'o lJ2JosA si!Ge
The amounts OF -four and grain in store at Chi
cal.o Saturday last, and 81 The .ame PERIOD last
year, were az follows:
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LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
MASSACHUSETTS 90. FARM for sALE-

e OlM COUNTRY KLSlDLNCE aGd
- 4.UOV. T. acIcs o. coon LAND, beautifully To-
led on ridge u mi.. ~ Jersey Good house barns &c
" a,rred BY a ipn.s well AID 0.,e.n. VILLAIN a
DllUkN. No "a thaflo,r..f.
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HOUSE FOR SAIL.--A very fine HOUSE
IL Ih.fiy s.n %. nr-I ieLigs na,@ AiPy to y.
! }. BLFECKIR son co. 10 = Cc4.T-'t.
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Rccripts Of Produce.

Nov. 25-Flou, bbls 5000 Whisky. bbs. VI;
Corn Meal, bills i.35l; Wheat bushels v, no; Corn.
,shes d 800 cats. bushels iss 6O0i Barley. bushels,
lhGe0. Provisions ucsgs $50; Lard. pckgs, 1856 OIL
axe pcsgs, 81; Hogs 40
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~ RROGATE'S COURr-Nov. .a-be'ofs sHIfossie
TrcEKx-
WILLS pEOgFD .'l -
Daring the past week the Surrogate mas a''hI''ec
n win. ~ the following in,e psy.ous 20 proba'- viz,
M.tgEail stnrtxtohe., Albert ). Waite, George fotn
Iren-y 8efgrsr and Aiorh koa'bo . :.
Rome OF ths,. vii, cVu.s. u. provisions o. p4be M
70 .plca
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ASoIpIERs' DINNER. The following wac the
bill Of fare at the McD0uge army hospital Fort Sehry-
!er on Thanksgiving day
nlrf m
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MILL PROPERTY FOR StLE.-Consi't-
VA nr q Gr.-'Mili saw 3D. two House md sr re-
Of Land. situated North Columbia Co, y. J.,
,eyeu 10, ~ tie fld.oa pl,rr fcr plrtrrl 43irc.
W Z. ROWE. Ialrsucriie ugfehrfs Co. y a.
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Real estate for Sale.

NOR sALr-CRANBEREY PLANTATION.
/ containing 2s sco', w.iA stream o. water rpnin.
,s,o Nh rrIlle VII .rreitrs g o. pay fifteen Pc crni
on tie in,r,,mrni For further iofaias.n, sdaTa's J.
WINS, Ncw Egypt z. J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-03

ID
NO ia Main street
WILL OFFER AT AUCTION. ON
w WEDNESDAY, NEXT, the 9TH OF Dsceh-
ber commencing at 10 o'clock general a-s3, tinent,
COMPRISING GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CROCK
EEY, &C.
BACON,
MOLASsES,
GOLDFISH,
CANDLES.
BEFSWAX,
MUSTARD,
PEPPER,
kpg SODA.
wool CARDS,
BROWN WINDSOR SOAR,
NASON's BLACklNd,
COTTON YARNS,
COUNTRY SOCKS,
CONCENTRATED I've,
PICKLES. III lars
WINDOW GLASS,
Empty BOTTLES,
GRANITE PLATES,
STONE JARS and CoRK7,
MAHOGANY sIDEBoAED,
REFRIGERATOR,
BATH TUB,
| rIATE-WARMEK,
COAL STOVE,
CHEWING TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
LIQUORS, IN bottles.
ALSO,
! CHART OF CHEMISrRY--a rare and vaiu-
able work.
Parties wfshinq 10 avail themselves Of this oppor-
tnnitv Will have their goods or samples IN store py
Tuesday the tth instant, by 3 O'Clock J.. NJ
BOUlS, SANDERSoN y TABB,
Auctlont-Is.
VIII he added to the above sale, SELECT IL
BRARY, comprising :,
Wayrriy Novels, complete IL twelve volumes, well
Dick~ns's Novels, complete in twelve volumes,
Maryltts Novels, complete in eight volumes, well
bound
James, Novels seven volumes, well found;
Shal> prare's " CIEe, eight volumes, veil found;
Af4c,,iIay's Miscellaneous Essay, SIX volumes,
we'll bound :,
III, kfns's u5u-r hold WORDS, SIX volumes, we'll
bound
Enc7copedia OF English Literature, IN two vo-
htmcS;
HIlwrr'4 What VIII he DO With 1t? in three We
lumes; >,
Ma, herav's rendenni- in two volumes, well
bound;
ana other excellent Cooks too numerous to mention
They can b. seen before the day 81 Salc.
DOUiS, SASDE!lSON IABb,
d. 2-.l4 Auctlorcers.
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EARM THREE HUNDRED

EARM OF Rec HUNDRED
Il ACRES, IN CHESTERFIELD, NEAR THE
RICHMOND AND bANtIiIE RAILROAD,
WITH INPPON kMkNiS FOR SALE Pr
kAIELT.-Nr Offer ior sale, privately. tn FARM
located above described, containing t.rce hun
dl1t acres, than half cleared, tne balance
wood ana timber. Th5 improvements are = framed
dwelling with four rooms kitchen, barn, Stable aft
corI-house; 4 wei. III excellent water in he vaid
two orchards Of tine irUl-Gppies, pea his, ,LrI4@
danson5, and grare vines, s.. A tue grove ot cah,
stands the dwelling. Good neigkoorhlCt
convenient - chufches Possession yl!,u On Us.
1t ut January, or =oOu,r. Fer terms. Apply -
GhUBBS q WILLIAMS,
Z5-eOd3t AuCtIoEpaIs
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ID L II T. RYE<WHiSKEY.-Just re- O.
ceived, LOT OF PURE RYE whISkEY, pr
nounccd by Judges t. be Unsurpassed PURE Az
fIE BRANDY. ! ID. IUENEE, Agent.
Grocer and CospuliSsion Merchant,
de l-Sts No. liS Franklin street.
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kNARM FOR @ALE-A very nice little
tAEAl, hear tte charles CITY road, t1va I.-3,
below Richmond, in HenrCo county, lGcTn -
DOVE hill, containing fortY-fouI aUj aCf-ha.s
aQTes, with comfort bis dwelling hhI all Necessary
out-blstd,ng7- Tie soil Is ITutuetlye alI = J.iI
make excellent market farm, Apply 70
GIDEON CARRIER,
Cary, between Thirteenth and Virginia strsr.9.
aa Ar
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