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DEFY Oeagrsa. bas Oossrsn = not
.ths aOsversnent. = The war sealed
thai among many cher qasss,ons; ana W
..accept he situation" = 49, go = !,
If tho Presidsnt had followed our ad-
vice ,ad suppressed FOlsrTatwo papers
the New Yssk ItsbsAs, anae OF two Rad
ical papsrs - each IL mo Western States,
there would have bssn ! ''unaDimous public
sentiment In support Of his policy BY
this time. BsxSErf and RAYMOND would
have oons eas strengiy in favor Of uphold
Ing the Presideas, and Ill opposition to his
viexs .wouh hare been silenced. We are
surprised that Nr. SEwAaD does mot ring
that little bell q his, and have tho most
treublesoms Of che RADICAL leaders impri-
soncd. He tiled That remedy with the
most happy results upon the Democrats
who found fault with Mr.. LINcoLS's man
ner Of administering the government, and
We can imagine no good reason why the
Same would not operate equally well upon
Radical malcontents. In fact, Mr.. SEwARD
did not then content himself with requiring
. silent aequiescence In governmental
measures. Hc made IL . sine qua non that
the most obstinate rebel preacher should
pray for the President, and IL he did not
his church vas " rum" by some one else,
and he was imprisoned. Surely, BRowN-
Low and HUSsIcUrr and BEEcHER and
other preachers who are now traducing
the President might with just as much
propriety be compelled to pray for Mr..
JOHNSON. n not, why not9 Why was II
right to compel mon who hated him and
his measures TO pray for Mr.. LIScOLN II II
iswrongto compel men who hate Mr.. JOHN
SON and bis measures to pray for him Let
Us have an answer, Mr.. FoRNEY.
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BurLER's IDEA.--In the speech Of &C.
neral Butler delivered at St:Louis on Sa-
turdsy evening last he alluded 70 the con-
stitutional amendment Is follows:
II Is said that II the South agree to these
constitutional amendments, we won't adj
NIT them. have already told You that | am
man to stand up to bargains when make
them. I think II very hard bargain. !
think these terms too mild, too lenient, too
easy, but they are offered, and II they are
accepted IA the same spirit Of fraternal
feeling, m the Same spirit Of Cancellation
and harmony ID which they afe offered, l
wiIi stand 81 fhe bargain. y Cheefs.l But
/ want to say one thing / can't wait >
great while. fChecrs.I The hammer is
up, s" Cons; - going,r ,sgolng '-speak
quick Is1pse al cay ssgoHe." Laughter
iad rhosrs1 iL4hSveuststsd 20 Jon, ny
fftsndis the iS1ss q III pastyses hs
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Mn. RoBEafsoS's LETTEa.-We are sure
that We need ask no one to read the
thouehtfal letter Of WYxDHAM ROBERTSON,
Fad, which we publish this morning.
Every one Of our city readers win natu-
rally wish to sec what he hes TO say; and
our country friends also viii ind food for
reflection IA his ideas. = =
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~ B. SPENCE, AGENT,
T.. MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHlER,
1904 STAND,
Il No. 1900 Main street, corner OF Thirteenth,
RICHMOND, VA.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and yESTINGB
always on hand, and made to order In the pest
STYLE.
II Has also on hand stock OF &
sr, READY MADE C LOT II Nc
of his own manufacture.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOoDS
a r. In endless variety.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
Acan solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
-I# sI.H -ta- fse 7-Bls
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SrNATyONAL RANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT DEPosITARY.

IRRATIONAL RANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT DEPosITARY.
By special order Of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury the
MOND
has been made
DEPOSITARY OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS,
Is will appear BY the following:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, October4, lste.
By virtue Of the first section OF an act OF Con-
gress, approved June H. 1855, entitled An act to
regulate and secure the safe-keeping OF public
money entrusted to disbursing officers OF the
United States" the National Bank OF Virginia a.
Richmond, Va, uhere being no treasurer nor as
sstant treasurer Of the United States at that
il hereby especially designated for the reception,
safe keeping, and disbursement according TO law,
OF the public funds entrusted for disbursement to
.nx or n, disburs,ng officers Of the War, Interior
or Treasury Departments. II. MCCULLOUGH. f
ocsam Secretary Of the Treasury.
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BY Grubbs q Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Sc.
" VENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, ON
THE .hECHANlGsyILLE TURNNIIrIIKnsS TwS
ecdtion Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of The
county OF Hsnrlco entered May I'd, lsee, In the
case OF SchermerhoYn, ETC., %. Austin and sls.,
the undersigned, . commissioner appointed for the
purpose, will sell n auction, upon the premises,
on MONDAY, November 6th, at half past O'Clock
Pm. II fair, II not, on the next fair day thsIeaf
ter, at the. same hour, the TRACT OF LAND o.
wing on fhe east side or Mecbanicsvills turnpike
short distance beyond the toll gate, and adjoin'
There are seventy acres, Of which there Is sun
Client portion In woods; and there are seversl
buiidings, one Of which can be converted into .
dWelling. II viii be sold Is whole or divided, q
NAV be deemed best st the time OF sale.
This q beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and II
should attract the attention Of persons seeking
Tsins: Ons-third cash balance at 9 and u
months for negotiable notes, interest added the
title 70 be retained b the eogTt until the notes
paid. EATON NANCE, commissioner:
: GRusBs b WILLIAMS. Auetionssrs. %
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By orubbs L williams, Auctionesrs.

BY Grubbs Williams, Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TAW LIBRARY FOR SALE AT
LAUCTION.-W will sell at auction on Tuts-
DAY, October 3oth, commencing at o CLOCK +: y.
nj our Office under the National Bank OF Virgins.
the valuable LAW LIBRARY ofthe late J. Thomp.
SON Brown, con aiming, among other WORKS, tne
Virginia and other Reports, now very scarce, and
other standard WORKS. Isl. fa .l3aF
Catalogues are now ready at our once.
TERxs: Atssle. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc 20 - =. Auctioneers.
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.sls G. !: ! 3 8 aa s q!
4 !: I'M ~, ., 'ss: 81
slsi 4. fss: ssa NE sss
HIS Tsnains VIII Be rsaovS1 70 1safofd sosnty.
Va. for intefDent. s.--- go :
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By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auctioneerss
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

/. =
VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY.
Y IMPROVED FARM OF NINETY.THREE AND
A HALF ACRES, In HENRlGQ, BETWnE WEN T rns
GETHER WITH AL TIE PERsoNAL EKFECTs
BLADE FODDER, WHEAT STRAW, CLOVER
Hay, MICH COWS, BEEF Cattle, MgtkS,
FOR SALE At AUCTfoN.-At the request Of Mr..
John CLARK we shall sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the aoth October, 1856, COM
mencfng at II o'clock A. n that very valuable
and highly productive EARN located Is so9ve
ing ms; the lands q aessrs. James T. sutton. r N.
TSbb and others, about two miles west Of Kich .
mond, containing NINETY THREE AND HALE
ACRES by recent survey; all OF which Is IN the
very highest state OF Improvement, producing
der a new plank enclosure. orn,,,n,s
The buildings on II consist OF an OVERSEBRs
HOUSE, ample accommodations Tor serSants, large
BARN, STA BIZ phiki cpa s.s n msE' @o al
There have been seeded forty. six bushels Of
wheat, with two tons guano, and twenty acres are
seeded In winter oats.
After the sale OF the farm will be sold the fol
pounds sheaf oats Q very large quantity OF wheat
straw; about 5000 pounds blade fodder; some
calves; 3beef cattle carts; lcsrryali; ! nne
such as plows. drags, wheat CLEANER; the crops OF
Terms: For the land, very reasonable. and made
known the hour Of sale; for the personal estate
days credit for approved, endorsed negotiable pa
per, or i've per cent. discount Tor cash.
III the farm be not sold. Ii will be rented ont Tor
one year to the highest bidder and Whe'hef soia
oc2o Auctioneers.
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LECTURES.

VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO.
CIATInN.-A LECTURE will he delivered
before the Young Mems Christian Association on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the asth instant ,,s At
ibY. Duncau'sL corner Of Tenth and Broad streets,
by the Hon WILLIAM B. REED, Of Phiiade lphia.
Tickets OF admission for sale at the door, book,
Members of the Association can procure season
tickets by calling at the Rooms and paying their
ennnsl contrihnfion "'..-71-1 oc M-5t
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~y.lWALL TURNER,
SUCCESSOR TO
}.ef COLRfA TURNER, -
~ {S. WHOLESALE

NEWS .DEALER AND BOOK AGENT,
No. % THIlTIEErH STREET, ar,
RICHMOND, VA. .y7,
Always on hand large stock OF the
LEADING PUBLICATIONS, sTATIoNhhi'
SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, &c.
foe 22-ts]
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By PiIkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. wall street, under 81. Charles Hotel.

NO. WIFI sIeet, uHue' Ds' O""''eo e1
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
v NEAR MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.-We
win sell at public auction on FRIDAY, October
10th, at o'clock p. M, !, a..
feet on the west side of Hunter street, running
back $50 feet TO an alley ten feet wide.
g. LOTS Nos and S, fronting tog ether 10 feet
on the north side Of Powhatan street, running back
1851 feet.
The sale will commence al the lots near Mr.. At
kinson's.
same time.
' PiIKINTON, PULLIAM + CO.,
~ "a AuctioneerS.
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FARM lA OF FIVE r HTN
81 siELD S9gSTE on TIE Ia RASSItask d RAJ

We Offer for rent for one year the valuable Farm
Robert Marks, containing 500 ceres, Of which 200
are open land. The buildings. though somewhat
rate. sized family, but the lessor will arrange to
make some repairs 10 this premises. There i on
the place an orchard said to be equal to any In the
revenue may BE- derived. Possession given In
short time, and, II dssirsd, the farming imple.
ments and mules can be bought at private aals II
early application be made.
TIans: Tor the land, one.fouth Of the crops;
and for the orchard, one.half Of Its products. Ap.
ps e sLst HARRISON, aoDDrN L APPERsoS.
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS

ULU Observation-Disclosures SINT'oo
IA STAND FOR RENT. The property stu. 81
OF Sixth and Byrd streets, for many years oe- ~
cupied by the late Thomas Williams, aud re-.
Gently by Messrs. Harper, faiiaferro Co., Is
: Il consists Of . BRICK STORE and 0FgIcB,. two
stories high, ~ by 90 fsst; q WAREHOUSE: Is by
IS feet; ciong SARD, and : large ysrd
For general commission, grocery. lumber,
wood, and feed business, this IL one Of the very
best locations in the city. IL desired. lease Tor
several years VIII ss stxsHa po,sessGr I, SSss'
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EOR RENT, the LARGEand WELL
e ARRANGID fINRhENT. on the south n
side OF Cary between Fourth and Fifth al
streets, formerly coupled by Mrs. Aonenre ~
and now in the occupancy Of Colonel Mcintosh
and Major ?. J. Archer. I.hn ample aeeomnoda.
t0ps q. large syea ahs s1 @
win Be r'. aassisoSp S6S5DDrs AppSRsos
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COURT ORDERS.

->~>>-~o~~-~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TRULEs HELD IN THE CLERKS
~ = oEEIcE OF THE COURT Och OF HANOVER mo
William N. Mills, John T. Mills Charles Y Mills,
Nathaniel H TslIey, Mary ). T.liey Eif ;.S OF
MesceS wife Of John %escos, Elizabeth G.
Sweeney, Elizabeth w, Mills. .Plaintins,
Minor Wisdom, John n. White. william wisdom
the two last named being infants.... Defendants,
IN cHAEcERY.
The object Of this suit 10 to obtain decree d.
recting the assignment Of the dover Of Elizabeth
and the PARTITION OF said land among those
shall appear entitled thereto; Upon the nmdsyt
Of John T. Mills shGTing that Mino, W,isdai@,
the the State q Virginia. the said Minor Wisdom il
hereby notified to appear within one month after
DUO publication Of this notice. to defend bis ints-
oe4rh4v A''p'-R 4. 8. boswell, Clerk.
TN THE RICHMOND HUsTINGs
Ambrose Ford and Samuel D. ,Hieks.... PLAINTIFF,
John D. Wss:sn trustee John I: Tate. Martin. q.
VIE Mes f. Srsn:hsx and 81 k q.
ssn d.ersss ensrss n said in
the
state and settle the following aeeounta, Wis; M,
I. An account Of the transactions OF ID. 7. VIII.
iams a. Administrator Of N. b. Thornton, de-
ceased. ,s g. =. ..2
said estate and their dignity. 80 sTsi ~
.. An account Of the psrsonal sssets belonging
I An account of the real estate Of said n. n.
In stating the said accounts the eommissioner
ahall take prtm1 Jdcie correct, liable TO be sur
charged and fslsined BY any party intsreeted, any
ACCOUNTS heretofore settled according TO law, and
shaN report to this court with any matters spe.
ciaiIy stated, deemed pertinent By himself, or
q as
10 this court whether dover In kind can be -.
signed TO The widow Of said N. II. Thornton out Of
the real estate Of which he died seized and pos.
sessed. And said commissioner shan publish
notice Of the time and place taking said accounts
and making said inq1iries once week for four
the city Of Richmond, and such qualifications shsll
On the parties to this cause, or any Of them"
ConnrssIoxIs's oyYIcH,(
RIcHnoxD, September .. 1855.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decrsss
sre hereby notified that have appdntsd my ooce,
on Franklin street In this city, - the Place, 49,
rhursdsy the 18th day OF 0ctober next, q 10 A. u,
@ the time for taking the aeeounts and making de
inquiries therein directed Of which time and
place they are required b. attsnd
: "a ~ go ~ JANIS pLBA0ANT0,
se fG-lavlW CommisatouoY In ChaneeFy.3
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Our corespondencs will DO found nm
usually interesting this morning. Sce
fourth pare 80 @ s.,a
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CHS eldsse&r -
IIcaroID cIofHiHs s .A!sl.A1l,.
s9 -- s. aa -
ST. y 4nf3ts
n. ,rssa..sr q hi. ..s.sll.a..a1 p..as a,s''
!. nah. .srr q ls,ep,.s !. 's.-..rps !,
5.5i 5sg.d Is So s !5.u ,s9bisst9 81 q
/, \ from ai.aisss4 for ,..s ]. l.s s.
!, s,i,ys,sltt 81; - stIi sE9iiesy
announce. hi. intention q ~.
....ss.lf > - 4 afT t4fiGb.A 4
ssll the large stocked isa q ytdlgj
.,as isases.iEg.s.is ~ - -
'Ef iaaa e
the Bazaar,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS II
WORTH OF
.YAsH1oSABLx RKADY.xADs CLOTHING.
LAT f. 7l
n Ityl i ril sH8 l9A,4.a
FL ,xAsurAcruRxRs COST.
This Is really land the pu1lie may Be psh asssrsd
artae Jae) closing. ont sale ct cost; i.
forths stock must be dis.
JANUARY lsr. isG;
and in order to consummats this II is absolutely
necessary that goods should be sold
ut prices which must commend It
Is truth to the people
that they are
buying
GOODS AT PRIME COST
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR.
OLD No. ITO NEW No. 1917 MAIN STREET.
Zoe 79-tsl
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RADICAL Tnsxars n BALrIxonE. Tho
A,aerioox ssys: aes
"If the Govsrnos, In bis rashDess and
blindness, shall attempt 70 eject the COM
missionefss b. fOrcs, be viii be met b.
force. All tho commissioners ask d the
right, guaranteed 70 them by the Constitn-
tion Of the State, Of . trial before m I'm
partial jury OF their peers. This they Gro
willing TO submit 70, and they would not Be
verify q the, nauae a nsn Il they should
ssbnA - anytAiag lesS.S 'sss
Z xhA 0oastisutio0 ~, MN siys The Co.
ssuAor ~ power - fsnisvs them. The
ANptoaa y anxio1 lbrla net doabtasm,
- IN fAll 9 - ~ a. ss s 81
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By Lyme Brother, Real Estate Agents
md Auctioneers, corner Wall and Franklin streets.

VERY DESIRABLE THREESTORY
RR s5c5 PSETwHss S sGRTH s asb
AUCTI0N.-We viii sell, at the request Of the
owner, at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, ?ist
day Of October, 1895, AZ halfpast o'clock p. H.,
described above, now In the occupancy OF Mrs.
Captain John Davis. The house contains ten
rooms, with the usual out-houses and 9 well OF
the best water on the premises. The house is
built Of the very best material, and In very fair
order. The lot fronts 81, feet, running back lug
feet, including private alley. The situation OF
and desirable in the eastern portion Of the city,
being In a good neighborhood and convenient to
desirable in that portion Of the city Is rarely In the
market, and persons desiring to invest would do
well to attend. ~.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed. III.
oc24 LYME BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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T1OR RENT, a very desirable BRICK

EOR RENT, very desirable BRICK
e HOUSE, on thu south side Of Main street, -
in Sidney, nearly opposite the Methodist IA
Episcopal Church, containing seven rooms, -
With brick Kitchen and . large lot attached
Also, Q FRANZ and BRICK TENEMENT on
south side OF Main street, In Sidney, nearly oTpo-
site the Methodist Episeopal Church, containing
seven rooms, with good Kitchen.
Also, nice STORE on north side OF Broad be.
tween Eighth and Ninth streets.
Also, q very fne STORE on the north side of
Broad between Brook avenue end Poushee s'rse,s.
This store Is admirably adapted 10 wholesale and
retail grocery business. :. -
Also, several STORES and RESIDENCES on Cary
between Seventh and Eighth streets
Also, q good STONE and RESIDENCE on Cary
ISBRLL DAVIS,
oc 2It opposite Spofswood Hotel.
EOR RENT, the LARGE. AND AID
Il MIRABLY WELL LOCATED STORE -
AND WAREHOUSE on the corner Of Main f::::H
street and Locust alley. now In the occu- 49,
psncy Of Messr. Christian, Lea & Co. This Is an
old and established stand, and 10 regarded rs
first rata loc alton for Wholesale grocer and com.
Possession given ist January next. Applyto
$50 HARRISON. G0DDlN 4 APPERS0N.
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I
TWO sB RIOK THNEMENTG On
Il 0RkuoM Hill IN sHIxLDgs KCW. IO ~
os e e, ms Sss Sick s''s 4 Ssss
sitaaisd ~ dAseribed Abo4s, eontsinip9 tnfes
ming back the usual depth PefsonS Of limited capt.
tai who desire fVfnyest would do well 70 attend.
kTIIus: One. third cash, balance In four, eight,
ana twsivS m6nlhS. negotiable Jnoted, iAterest
adSsS secured X I'll ss66iTdsR Aue,,on..
/ By Harrison, 0oddin B Apperson, Auetionssrs.
Banksrs, Brokers, and Real Estate Agsnts.
VERY VALUABLE GRANITE
" FRONT AND BRICK TRNgMsNTa,. ON THR
NORTH SIDE OF TRANKLIN STREET, NKAREY
OPPOSITE TO The OLD MARKET, AND on
THE WEST LINE OF MARKET STREET, FOR
SALE AT .AUCTION.-Will be sold at suction; on
the premises, on FRIDAY the 3eth OF October,
1853, ct IL O'clock u Shat valuable brick and Gre-
Mite front TENEMENT, located as above, now IN
the occupancy Of Mr.. John u. Higgins ss family
uss pss MasIsh
Also, that valuable three story brick TINE.
MINT on the west side Of Market street In rear q
the drug store Of w. H. Scott Esq, with the right
Of Immediate possession.
The location Of the foregoing real estste, imme-
distely opposite the First Market where pusiness
10 good, and where houses are always IN demanoI
should sttract the attention OF cspitaiis0 sno
Tsrxs ons.third cash balance Of four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured Il A4ia Rise Nc aopDIs / AppsRsos,
ocA = '-7-7's7l ! Auetionssfs.
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THERE WILL BE A MATCH
J. GAME OF BiLLIARDs THIS EVENING at
O'clock between Mr.. IM.9J0NES, OF Warrington
City, and EDWARD RYIAN, Champion Of Viz
ginis, ct the Exchange Billiard.room. The public
Are fnyit0d. 3s4 90 f5-ltf
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OHILDREN'S CARRIAGES AND
" PERANBULArORS.-W have just received
another supply Of those beautiful CHlLD'6 CAR
RII0ES aud PRRAMBULAT0Rs. Also, nne -.
THKR TRAVELLING BAGS. ell sizes, which we
VIZ oAs' ~" ~ BRANCH & CURRANTs,
~ corner Eighth and Main streets, No. 100.
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WANTED, THREE THOUSAND
w bushels PLAXEERD and will pay the high.
est market price. m non
an tits HILL FOTkAT.
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WANTED, 800 STOCK HOGS in
wv good thriving condition. xsighiDg not less
on shares, Or board. No hogs win be received
from districts affected with hog cholera. Apply TO
Messrs HERRING q CHALK or to Mr.. TlCkELL.
at Davis & Smiths Distillery, two miles above the
city on the canal. se LIS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09

sEuAns AND TcBAooo.-Butz otto whole
sale tobacco warehouse, No. West Front ST. d,
between Market and Shipey, dqiers in ali
kinds Of plug and line cut chewing and smoking
tobacco cigars, snuff, aud fancy pipes, have on
hand variety of Scotch clay pipes by the box.
Ageats for Barney, Green & C5's. celebrated
Queen City fiue cut ohewi8g tobacco in foil aud
bulk, Belle Of the Westaud other brandu. Gaf-
retts snui in kegs and papers, cut aud dry
smoking tobacco in barrels, Diamond State Far
lor matches and common matches by The gross,
oil OF which they will sell at the lowest prices.
scpt26-lmo.
EYE AND EAR.--Prof. J. Isaacs, VI. D.. Oou.
list and Aurist, formerly at Ley don, Holland. is
permanently located al No. 5l1 Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis
eases Of the Eye and Eur will be scientifically
treated and cured if curable. Ariilcial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical faculty H. invited as be
has no secrets in his mode Of treatment. iu17 ly
cS Sozodont for the teeth, at
g. BRNGHuRsT g. Co.'S,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.