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RprpuEs.-The Richmond and Danville
railroad Company have completed one of
the bridges which are intended to span
the canal between their present depot and
the one which they propose to build, and
workmen are now raising the scatfolding
preparatory to building the other. These
structures are erected in the most sub
stantial manner, and look as if they would
last for several generations. When these
two bridges have been completed, the COM
pany will at once commence operations On
their mammoth depot, and push it forward
as rapidly as possible to completion. If
their present design is carried out in its
construction, it will be one of the finest, if
not the very finest, depot in the South.
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DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Gardner
formerly OF London, England, oculist and aurist
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citizens OF Richmond that he will be again at tho
Ballard House-otce, parlor 27. first foor-on Mon
day, November l9th to Thursday the ??d. After
that time, monthly, OF which due notice will be
given. Office hours from . A VI. to p. NJ. And
can be consulted on deafness, noise In the head,
catarrh. discharges from the ear scales In the ear,
accumulation of wax in the ear, obstruction Of the
eustachan tube, and all acute or chronic diseases
OF the ear and air-passages. Artificial eyes in
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations for cataract, strabismus
or cross eye, artificial pupil, &c, skilfuly per-
formed and all diseases OF the eye and ear treated
and every operation I'm aural and opthalmic sur
gerry, performed by DR.. GARDNER. Principal office
81 west Forcth street, New York. References,
testimonials sc. Send for circular. oc 27-am
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CHANGE.-We are requested by our
agent, Mr.. James A. Gentry, to announce
that after the present week his subscribers
to the New York Ledger and other
weekly papers will call for their papers
on his carrier, Mr.. William Abbott, at the
+" Ruby Saloon" corner of Hull and SO,
mers streets. Persons desiring to be served
with any of the above, or any Richmond
daily paper, can leave their names at Beas-
ley, Ogden s Co.'s, A. S. McRae's, Smith
& Weisiger's, 7. B. Cersley's, or at any
store between Mayo's bridge and Swans
boro'. Mr.. Gentry will deliver papers early
and punctually.
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ST. PATRTCK's FAIR.-Thc fair for ST.
Patrick's church will continue open all the
week, and everybody is invited to give the
ladies call. They have on hand a very
fine selection of fancy articles, and many
more useful ones, all OF which they otter
as reasonably as they can be gotten else
where. Refreshments, such as are not Of
ten eaten bypoor mortals, can also be had,
and we advise the hungry to invest a dol
lar with these ladies. The investment
could not be made better. Who would
not give dollar, if he had it, to revel in
all the daintics and dclicacies of the sea-
son-nectar, ambrosa-and above all, in a
fair woman's smiles, for full hour' Echo
answers, Who?" Go to st. Patrick )
fair if you have any money +" spare or 10
invest in charity.
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POLICE AT THE THEATRE.-It has been
remarked by many, and we have been
pleased to notice, that the police arrange
ments at the Theatre at present are adj
mirable, and that better order could not
be preserved in place Of amusement. 1t
has been the case for some time that ii was
unsafe to carry lady to the Theatre on
account of the presence of drunken, dis
orderly men, or improper characters. Such
is not the case now, for rs soon as any one
misbehaycs himself he is put out, and no
one complained of or known to be in dis
rcpute are allowed to entcr. In addition to
the police force, there are always in the
house polite ushcrs to show persons their
seats, and there is seldom any difficulty in
this respect. Captain 7. d. Monroe, former
ly of the city police, is the officer in charge
of the police arrangements, and is well ac-
quaintcd with his duties. The managers
deserve credit for excellent ordcrpreseryed,
and we hope that it will be a pcrmancnce.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-NovEABgR II.
Sun rises .......... 8. 81 Moon ses........l IL "a
Sun sets........... Sol High tide, A. NJ. $50
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. b Tatum
Steamer Valley City, Tomlin, New York, mer.
ehandss aud passengers, w. 7. Porter.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphia, ner-
chandisa and passengers, w. L. Porter.
Schooner Mary, Turner, Cherrystone, gram, A.
Ntlispaugh Co.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Traver., Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ID. x w. turrte.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
ehaudise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatsni
MEMORANDA.
PgL.pErpHIA November II il.-Arrived, schooner
w f. urr, Long, lumber, from James river.
Boston, with assorted cargo among other tn ngs
100 barrels hsh guauo, sc. tcfore reported ashore
on the east side OF Gardiners island, may Id
saved as Me>srs. Vail 4 BEN amin have contracted
to get her on.
NEW YORK, November l2.-Arrived, schooner VI
A. Prcdmorc, Smith schooner Joseph and Frank
lin, Halkino and schooner Quickstep, Richard
son, from Virginia
LIVERPOOL, October % Entered out, II. l.. Gill
liatt, Giliiatt, for City Point.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, November l3.-Arrived, steamer
Kew York, from Bremen, and Quaker City, from
Charleston
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Airhmond Gljspatth.
NOVEMBER IA, 1866.


ME-sRs WILLIAM K SMITH 4 co. will sell at
their sales iut;corner Broad and Seventeenth
streets, at II o'clock this morning, a number OF
horses, mules, wagons, &c. -.
MEssEs PAINE & co. will sell Al 10 o'clock tos
day 200 cases of boots and shoes, and an as
sormen Of dry goods and ready made cloth
ing.
Z. W. POWELL will sell for Messrs Byerly &
Aukisson, at their store, No 1928 Main street,
commencing at 10 q clock, one of the largest and
most attractive assortments of French china,
dinner, tea, and toilet ware, white granite G.
G. Rockingham and yellow ware, Bohemian
and American glassware, silver plated ware,
fancy goods, etc, which has been offered in
this city for number Of years.
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LECTURE AT AsHLAND.-Mr.O Oliver +.
BALDWIN will on Thursday night deliver a
lecture at the Baptist church in Ashland:
Subject Fighting considered as one of
tho Fine Arts" Mr.. Baldwin is one of the
witty humorous, and entertaining lectu-
rers of the day. We know no onc Mno
affords more genuine pleasure and satis-
faction to his auditors. Ashland seems to
have been fortunate in always having some
men of genius and fame residing within
It's limits. It's citizens ought to Know oy
this time how to appreciate such persons.
If they do, they viii Au the house 70 hear
xr. baldwin, AsI3 II, assAr - -
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THE OPERA OF THE "BoHEMIAN Girl. -
on Monday night was we'll performed to as
large and apprecative an audience as we
have seen during the season. Miss Rich
ings was, as usual, almost perfect in her
part, and received during the evening un-
mistakable evidences of her being decided
favorite in Richmond. Mr.. Campbell, as
Count Arnhcim, was splendid. The COM
bination of his magnificent voice, admira-
BILE presence, and good acting, were in
fine keeping with this part, and We doubt if
it could be rendered better. Mr.. Castle
made an excellent Thaddeus, and showed
his voice to advantage in several airs, which
were encored. Messrs. Wylie and Seguin
acted their parts admirably; but we feel
constrained to complain of both of them
for the singular appropriateness OF their
smirking and butfoonery in some of the
most effective parts Of the piece. This is
in bad taste, and we hope will be avoided in
future. Funny things are always apprc-
ciated except where they turn the beauti-
full into ridicuc, and make burlesque
out of what was intended to be affecting.
A portion of the audience was also guilty
on Monday night Of a piece of very bad
taste in encoring the quartette in the Sc
cond act-a fragment which was much in
ferior to several others which had been
passed by, both as to composition and rem
dition. 1t is bad enough to impose upon
the over-taxed energies of the artistes
when they render well the most beautiful
portions of the piece; but when, through a
lack of appreciation or an ill-timed spirit
of mischief on the part of some Of our
rising male generation, they are called
upon to repeat the meritless parts, it is
truly too provoking. 1t is certainly unjust
to the artistes and to the musical taste Of
our city (Which is undoubtedly good), and
we trust that yonng men will consider this
before they again encore indiscriminatcly.
The piece, notwithstanding, went off cx-
cellcntly, and was well received.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.--Thc real estate
auctionccrs for some days past have had
rather an uphill business of it in trying to
sell property, and our reporter had grown
50 used 10 the usual answer Of "no sales to-
day" to his inquiries, that he was rather
astoniShcd yesterday when the following
were reported by Mcssrs. Grubbs y VII
lians:
Mayfeld," the farm Of Mr.. I. W. sgd
nor, in Hanover county, near Mechanics
Vile, six miles from Richmond, containing
lS5 acres, was sold for S30.S0 per acre.
4 frame house on Baker street, contain
ing four rooms, and u lot 20 by l4O feet,
were sold ior $50.
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FROM THE COUNTY.-Tom Stuart, negro,
was arraigned before Justice Wade yes
terday for abusing and threatening Nancy
Roper. -
1t being shown in the evidence that
Tom was more sinned against than sim
ming, he was discharged. and Nancy was
required to keep the peace in the sum OF
20nn
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CITY OFFICERS RE-ELECTED.-ln the City
Council on Monday night the election of
the officers attached to the markets took
place. Mr.. Samuel Ellis was elected
Clerk Of the First Market J. Pitman Ty-
ley, Clerk OF the Second Market; Thomas
II. Diddep, Weighmaster at the First Mar
ket :: and John III. Crutchlicld, Wcighmas-
ter at the Second Market. All these gen.
tlcmen have performed their duties faith
fully, and were reelected by unanimo"9
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AN ITEM FOR "SrRUGGLE." gentle
man of this city, who has been great SUI
ferer from dyspepsia, was advised by his
physician few days since to seek change
of air. After much thought, and revolving
many places in his mind as to the best loca.
ton for pure air, &C., We understand that
on last Saturday he moved over to Man
chester
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A COMPLIMENT TO PETERSBrRG.-We
know this game-cock Of the bantam order
likes little ilattery, and we take pleasure
in narrating an occurrence III this city
grateful to the vanity OF the "Cocliadc
Town." which is said to exist in an un-
known quantity. A gentleman wanting
some repair to his spectaclcs, asked a
friend where he should take them for that
purpose. "Oh," said he, take them to
that house on the opposite side of the
street." "Do you know the man who does
business there :" the gentleman inquired.
To which the friend replied, "Oh, no: but
he is from Petersburg, and must be an
honest and capable man."
We know this will do Petersburg heap
of good. The sun will shine brightly upon
the place this morning; and if this writer
could he there, he would be treated to the
best the town affords.
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HEAVY RoBEERY.-A heavy robbery oc-
CURED day or two since, in which the vic
tim was gcntlemanfrom France, who was on
hisway to Texas to buy lands. AS he was en-
route on the railroad beyond Augusta, Ca,
he was robbed Of 24,00O francs. He had
been in Richmond for several days, and be-
came very popular among the French resi-
dents here. The name of the gentleman
robbed was NJ. Jean St. Pierre Laconte.
He was from Savoy, and was to have been
married in New Orleans before settling in
Texas.
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BOLD RoEBERY.-Yestcrday morning
MesSrs. Tanner < Ehbett brought down a
boat-load ofold iron on the canal, which had
landed al the foot of Seventh street but a
short time, when party of negroes COM
mcnced to carry it oil. They were OBJ
served to carry it to the junk shop of a
negro near by, and dispose Of it. The po-
lice succeeded in arresting the negro boys
for stealing the iron and the negro junk
dealer for receiving it.
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THE CITY RAILWAY, after having been
finished to point about half Way between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, has been
again suspended for the want Of stringers.
1t is expected that supply Of timber,
which is being cut above this city, will be
brought down in few days, when the work
will be resumed at once.
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AcCIDENT.-YcStcrday, Carlo l.. Vino
had his arm broken hy being thrown from
He was taken into the apothccary store OF
McSSrS. Howard Sanders, and the broken
arm was dressed. The horse was caught
by Captain EppS, OF the police.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, November 7, 1866.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ Stockholders of this Company will be held At
the office OF the Company, No. OIL Main street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets lup stairs), on
TUESDAY the 2Tlh instant ut IL o'clock VI.
NJ. w. HARRINGTON,
no std Treasurer.
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R,crp.rr VIsJT To pgTERsRIRG,-The

BASEBALL VISIT To PETERsBuRG.-The
Olympic Baseball Club, of this city, in-
tend making visit to Petersburg on Sa-
turday next, to play the Cockade Club, Of
that city. Quite large number of persons,
it is expected, will go over to witness the
game. Look to the laurels OF your Peters
burg boys, Mr.. IRder.
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STORES LEFT OPEN.-The habit of leav-
ing stores open at night is becoming very
frequent. One night last week the store
of q prominent merchant in the lower
ward was found open, and the police had
to investigate the matter. 1t Is hardly fair
to blame the police for burglaries when the
proprietors or their agents leave their stores
open.
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RoBBERIEs.-The yard of Mr.. Solomon
Davis, on Marshall street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, was entered by
thieves yesterday, and the clothes line
robbed OF great deal of valuable cloth
ing.
John Johns, alias John Jackson, colorcd,
was arrested for receiving, and Henry
Jackson, colorcd, for stealing iron.
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CLoTHEs-LINE ROBBERY.-A negro boy
went into the lot of Mrs. John S. Walker,
on Seventh between Grace and Franklin,
and cleared OFT the clothes lines, bagging
a considerable amount of clothing.
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RICHMOND EScAAPMEyT, No. "a
BI,uuaSn Soyamhar l.sS

RICHMOND EScAAPMENT, No.2,l
RICHMOND, November S, 1855. :
ORDERS No. 6.-SIR KNIGHTS
vi. Assemble in the room over Mr.. s. \/
S. CARTsK's store, on Main street be- Xxx
tween Eighth and Ninth tnearly opposite ~
hs s,b HS!fs 1a pkIp4x i shn
FRIDAY, 18th instants, at O'Clock p for drill,
with side. 1t Is Of the utmost importance that
all Sir knights who intend visiting Baltimore
should attend these drills.
2 Uniforms Of this Encampment, or any portion
thereof in the possession OF any Sir Knight, will
be returned forthwith TO the Captain General.
3. New uniforms and jewels can be obtained OF
Sir knight JOHs LArocCHE, on Franklin street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and OF Miss
MCDoSALD, on Broad street between Seventh and
Eighth, at moderate prices.
l. Uniform caps can be obtained OF Sir knight i.
WEIsIGER, on Main street between Eighth and
Ninth south side and it is important that orders
for the same should be handed In promptly.
By order of II. 4. 4. II. Gill, &C.
WILLIAM L. MAULE,
no o-tl5No Captain General.
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PlA N os' PLAN ~
11V11
RICHMON MUSICAL EXCHA AN q b,
lss MAIN STREET NEAR THE Posr-oFficB.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,

RJCHMoN MUSICAL EXCHAN B,
lss MAIN STREET NEAR THE Posr-oFfIcs.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,
sole agents for
CHARLES NJ. STlEFF'S CELEBRATED PIANOS.
These Instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers of the country, and are now
propounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instruments have. ALL THE LATEST I'M
PROVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer TO the following persons who nave
sTIEFF'S PIANOS now in use:
General Il. Z. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas Il. Wynne, Richmond, Va.
Dr. Huston, Richmond, Va.
Colonel Nat Tyler, Richmond, Va;
Samuel A. Eaton, Richmond, Va;
Capaln John Greanor, Jr., Richmond, va
Thomas s. Quarles, Richmond, va
Mrs. l.. w. Glazsbrook, Richmond, va
S. Hechinger, Richmond, Va;
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Anderoon's Art Palace, Richmond, Va;
Professor Ambold, Richmond, Va;
d. B. Pairo, Lynchburg;
Professor Graham, Stanton;
Professor A. J. Turner, Staunton;
Miss Mary Baldwin, staunton;
Harvey Efinger, Rockingham county;
b. Harrison, Berkeley county;
X. Williams, Jefferson county;
Colonel James II. Seibert. Shenandoah county |;
John i. Watson, Page county.
Acall Of ALL In WANT OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
4, TrRMs LIBERAL. no
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CoTToN CRor IN VIRGlNIA.-The only
crop of cotton raised below Richmond in
thirty wears has been raised by DR.. Blair
Burwell, Jr. 1t was planted in 2l0 acres
of ground, and yielded 225 pounds to the
acre. This is good commencement, and
we hope that cotton-raising will be regu-
larly pursued in Virginia.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC
Worxs.-The Board Of Public Works met
at the capitol yesterday. Present: Co
vernon Pcirpoint, William F. Taylor, au-
ditor, and John S. Calvert, treasurer. The
following appointment of proxies and direc-
tors in two of our internal Improvement
companies were made:
Virginia Central Railroad Company
Proxies: w. j. Robertson, Thomas J..
Niche, and Thomas X. Price. Directors ::
r. II. Maury, r. B. Davis, and Jacob
Baylor.
Orange and Alerandria Railroad COM
pany.-Proxies Il. Turner, John NJ. Chap
man, J. NJ. Harris. Directors: John G..
Mccm, l.. B. Williams, C. +. Suttle.
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THE LECTURES Of that eloquent and dis
tinguished divine Rev. DR.. Schenck, to
which we referred some days ago, will be
delivered in this city on Tuesday and Fri
day nights, the goth and 23d instants.
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BAsE.BALL.-A match game was played
between the Star Juniors and the Rag
muffin Juniors on yesterday evening.
The following is the scoring:
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ST. MARKS CuuRCH.-Special divine SER
vice will be held ut st. Marks church to-
night at halfpast o'clock.
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HrsTINGs CoyRr or MAGIsTRATEs.-This
court continued its November term yes
terday.
A noNe proaeQIi was entered in the case
of Marcus A. Farmer, indicted for grand
larceny; wheYcupon he WAS rcmanlcd to
jail to answer al indictment for petit lar
ceny.
Henry Woodson, negro, indicted for felo-
ny, was sent on, AMI rcn.4ndcd in default of
bail.
DR.. T.C. Madda&, charged with assault
ing George Kane, Was acquitted.
a noge proSeq,!i w.s entered in the case
of George Kane, charged with an assault,
and he was discharged.
The grand jury, sworn. on Monday, re-
tired, and returned with nineteen indict-
mcnts for petit larceny, two for assault and
battery, and one for keeping a faro-bank.
True bills were not found in ten cases. The
grand jury adjourned until Thursday, and
the court adjourned until to-day.
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RrSAwAY.-A mail wagon was run of
with 10y tho horses attached to it yesterday,
near the cuStom-houSe. 1t was smashed,
but the driver was not injured.
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|toTHIC AIR-TIGHT COOKI NG
GoTHic AfR-Ti0HT COOKING sT0yE, and nd can N
Sosisrs in the south a. equal and In some respects
superior, TO any stove made in this country. ~ X
nade 10 burn wood or coal These stoves spe iann in
sale In Richmond by Asssrs. "iLLiAm o "ooD
4 co. .aa-....a "a
y o yrsasrislisa,c, Vsa ,xnar w FseattSi ati {fY {fY"
ett>ntion, To- N-1nl 1A0SS 0sSAs"
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THE DoRcAs SOCIETY FAIR is in full blast,
and the friends of charity are invited to
patronize it liberally. 1t opens every day
at IL O'Clock, from which time until ii
O'Clock at night warm lunch will be
supplied. At 0 o'clock in the evening
a fine supper will be furnished. Every
thing is nice, and in abundance.
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MEETINGS.

RfcHNoSD EycAMPMENT No. 2,(
RICHNoSp, November 10, 1885.
ORDERS No. Sir KNIGHTS
~ Tickets for the pilgrimage to Bati. \L
more on the 10Th instant can be procured XIX
ONLY at the store of Messrs Regnault y
Go on Main street between Eighth and ~
Ninth streets : and IL Is desirable that all y
Sir knights who intend participating sIonld Sc
cure tn cir ticket at an early dav Master Masons
will procure IN cir tickets - che same place.
Rv order Of NJ Z y n. GIL, q. &.
' WILLIAM l.. MAULE,
Captain General.
T,..s E. RDDIcR, Recorder. no l2-6t
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RAGMrFPIy JUN
STAR JUNIORS.


Umpirs.-J. Eddins.
Fly.catches. Star Juniors Garland, !; Shaver,
.; Vandcryenter. | Crutchfeid, ,; olwar, IL.
Ragmufn Juniors,5.
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IL ing to remove our place OF business 70 Q more
eligible location on the lst Of November, We will
from this day offer our entire stock OF CHINA,
time.
Merchants, families, and othsn Wishing 70 pur-
chase bargains In CHINA, GLASS and RARyHRN.
"~- --'' w ~ I D. SitSi6S. 1ss;.
:o;us esss'N Ssl,sst Aaa 1isAasi , -
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THANKS to Turner for Q copy Of that
excellent magazine the Crescent Monthly
for December, i,
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HExRIcO COUNTY CoURT.-This court
disposed Of the everlasting mule case
which has occupied its attention for the
last two or three days by continuing it till
the next term. The jury was unable to
agree as to whom the mule really belonged,
and it is improbable that any jury will ever
be able to do So so that the mule is likely
to die without being stable property.
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NEW FISH MARKET.-The new fish-house
at the Second Market bas just been finish
ed, and the stalls will be rented ont next
week
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THANKS ROB PAFsn.-To Kr. ], q.
walker,
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