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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
! MINIATURE ALMANAC-SovENBER Is.
| sun rises..... 100 Moon sets...........l? !? 90
Sun sets........... 500 High tide, A. M. 10. 81

MINIATURE ALTMAN 10.
sun rises...... 7. 90 Moon sets...........l2 u 90
Sun sets........... 500 High tide, A. M. 81
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER u.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandlso and passengers, l.. b. Tatum
Schooner light, AcNams, Norfolk, shingles, c.
Z. Whitlock.
Steamer Georgeanna Freeman, Norfolk, mer
chandise and passengers, l.. Is Tatum.
Schooner Montana, Parker, Baltimore, light.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Melita, Hardee, Is reported "a
having sailed from Queenstown Island on the goth
ultimo. This vessel was previously reported "a
having cleared from Liverpool on tho 18th uitimo
for Norfolk rid Boston and Philadelphia, and as
having put into Queenstown on the I'D ultlmo
l.aky and that her cargo was To he reshippsd 10
the steamer Brazilian, Lawson, Tor Conveyance 10
destination.
PHIL.pgLpHIA, November 3.-Auiyed, schoo.
ners John J. Campbell, smith George Twsbiii,
Miller: Alexandra, Jones and Reading Il. II:
No IS, Bowen; all from lower James river, with
lumber.
Schooner Nellie Tarbox. Pendle.on, from Rock.
land for Richmond, put into Newport on the l1h
instant . . ,, -
Boston for Richmond November 10
Brig w. II. Bige'ow, from Norfolk, arrived q
Barbados e.d ultimo.
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RuxAwAY.-Yesterday morning horse
attached to wagon belonging 10 Mr.. John
Hecl,ler, while standing in the First Mar
ket, became frightened and started oil at
full speed right through the market, upset
ting market-stands, and scattering cab
bages, apples, ETC., indiscriminately. One
man was run over and injured about the
face and neck very badly. He was stopped
before going very far, without doing any
other damage.
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HEATING THE CAPIToL.-The steam
heating apparatus at the State Capitol has
lust been completed. 1t is gotten up ir
excellent style, but only goes through the
two rooms of the General Assembly. In
the basement there IL an enormous boiler
for generating steam, and our legislator'
may expect 70 have Q warn tins"
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Richmond, Oct. Is, l,?i.

THE OYSTER BusINESs.-Since the Board
of Health has "lct up on the importa-
ton Of oysters, there have been thirteen
oyster-boat arrivals, bringing 2,215 bushel Is
of oysters in the shell. The steamers from
Norfolk have brought 80 bushels in the
shell, and 700 gallons opened. From York
river there have been received, in carts,
l1j bushels in the shell, and 25O gallons
opened, making a total Of 5000 bushels III
the shell, and $50 gallons opened. These
items are furnished by Mr.. Robert Reid,
at the Second Market, one of the largest
dealers in fish and game in this city, and
may be depended on. They show very
plainly that stews, fries, and scollops are
popular institutions in Richmond.
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NO. III.

THE OPERA.-The opera of Mariana was
reproduced on Tuesday night, as was that
of the Daughter of the Regiment last
night. They were both performed In .
manner equal to their first representation.
Maritsna was played with much better
effect than when on the first night of the
season it was performed with only the
piano accompaniment. The audience ex-
hibited its continued satisfaction with the
opera. The encores on the two last nights
were frequent and emphatic. Miss Rich
ings seems to grow in popularity-indeed,
the principal performers are all in very de-
cided favor with the Richmond play -goers.
Tonight, for the first time, Donizetti's
Elixir of Love.
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TIE METroRlc Standardization New
ton, of Yale College, has given the subject
careful attention during several years past,
and from his scientific calculations he con-
fdcntly predicted that "the next passage
of the earth through the centre OF the me-
teoric group would take place two hours
after sunrise at Greenwich on the morning
of the l4th of November, 1906" But iIit
came. no one saw it.
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Suoor1SG ArFAlR.-We are informed by
Mr.. Leach, a respectable gentleman OF
Monroe county, that a difficulty occurred
in Union yesterday, about o'clock T. M',
between Mr.. Shirley, a worthy citizen OF
that county, and Cyrus Newlin, which re-
suited in the shooting and mortally wound
ing of Mr.. Shilely. Newlin is lodged IN
the Jail of Monroe county to await trial.
Le,oisbEg Times, 10th.
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IMPROVEMENT WASTED.-The New Mar.
ket needs improvement. 1t should be en-
larged, and the upper story, if it can be
called one, should be made tenantaole
The flooring is now SO irail that few day.
since a dog in the attic chasing rat went
with the rat, the two falling to-
gether into the butchers stall below. The
unhappy rat, however, did not save his
life by the falling of the flooring, for the
terrier bagged him after all.
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THE FISH MARKET.-The tables at the
new fish market will be rented out on
Thursday the 22d instant at ii o'clock A.
NJ. The market has been gotten out in ex-
cellent style, and will be an ornament to
the vicinity in which it is located. Captain
]. p. Tyler will have the renting OF the
tables, and with his usual untiring care will
see that the market is kept clean. The
sale will be made ut auction.
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CoxyICTs FOR THE PENlTESTIARY.-The
sheriff of Albcmarle yesterday brought
down Fleming Harris, colored, sentenced
for nine years to the penitentiary for
assault and robbery, and Peter Lincoln,
sentenced for five years for burglary.
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RICHMOND ENcAMPxEsr, No. 3,l
RICHMOND, November ), 1850.

ORDERS No. 6.-SIR KNI0HTs,-
Vi. Assemble In the room over Mr.. 8. NJ
s. CAETsss s;, store o,s on Main street 1 S:.
the Spotswood HOTEL, on FRIDAY. 9Th
MONDAY, i?th; WEDNESDAY, ltth, and/
FRIDAY, 18th instsnts, at o'clock p for drill,
with sds.arms. IL Is Of the utmost importance that
all sir knights who intend visiting Baltimore
should attend these drills.
O. Uniforms of this Encampment, or any portion
thereof In the possession OF any Sir Knight, will
be returned forth with to the Captain. General.
Sir knight JoHs LAroCoHE, on Franklin street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and OF Mia
MCDONALD, on Broad street between beventh and
Eighth, at moderate prices.
I. Uniform caps can be obtained Of Sir Knight p.
WEIsIGER, on Main street bstween Eighth and
Ninth, south side and II is important that orders
for the same should be handed In promptly.
BY order Of N. 4. 4. II. GILL, &C.
WILLIAM L. MAULB,
no6-tl6No Captain. General.
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MAYORS CorRT-MAYOR Mayo PRESI-
pIxG-W EpNESDAY M0ENING.-John Jack
son, atlas John Johns, wa, arragncd for
receiving iron, stolen from Tie boat Glas-
Cow. belonging To McSSrS. Tanner x
Ehbcts. John is the keeper oil 4 junk
shop, and the iron which lad been stolen
from the boat on Tuesday afternoon was
afterwards found at his shop. Henry Jack
son, coIorcd hoy. on the boat, was charged
with stealing the same iron.
The evidence was not sufficient 10 con-
yict the parties, and they were discharged.
William Ellison was arraigucd 10 an
>wcr The charge OF beating his wife.
Policeman - testified that while on his
rounds, near Mr.. lIaskIns'> store, in Rock
ctts, hc heard screams coming from Eli
sons house. lie went there, and found
Ellison beating his wife.
The accused was committed indetault OF
$500 surety.
John Henderson (ncgro) was arraigned
for stealing "tatcrs." His case was con-
tinucd III the absence Of witnesses.
Susan Johnson (ncgrcss) was arraigncd
for stealing basket OF coal from Mrs
Tucker. Susan avowcd that she stole the
coal with the most charitable intentions
She had a friend who was in destitute
condition, and being touched with pity toI
her condition, She stole the coal for her.
Ills Iionor--as sorry as he might have
been for Susan'S triend-could not con,
slider her charitable intentions, and was
forced, under the law, to send her on to an
swcr an indictment for petit larceny.
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1uctjO1, Sales This Dan.

Mzssgs. HARRISON. GoDDlE ( &APPERsoy will
sell at II o'clock, at the corner OF Cary aud
Tenth streets one very handsome new carriage
and harness for one horse, several other excel
len; carriages, some very fine mules, several
horses. including one lady's riding mare.
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Horse ASp BC@"Y RrS AwAl.-Mr w. H. Wise,
Union Hill, coach painter, employed At J. J. os-
bornes, last evening walked into the great sale OF
Arrandale Co, - Main street, and having paid
twenty-five cents for II photograph, found, on
opening the envelope, that on payment of one dol
lar he was entitled to receive fine horse, set OF
new silver. mounted harness, and new buggy,
valued AT 800. Mr. Wise appears 10 he cool, self
possessed sort Of a man, and did not manifest the
least excitement al his good fortune, merely re-
marking "that he was intending To purchase a
horse aud buggy soon aud had IA stable all ready,
so IL would come in very well for him"
Doubtless several double barrel fowling pieces
gold and silver watches, &C., will find purchasers
to-day.
As the time draws near for the closing Of this
spirited establishment for the present season Che
proprietor being obliged TO attend to the business
OF the firm al l62 Broadway, New York the crowd
Of visitors to the store grows very great We un-
derstand ther. was yesterday quite a raid upon
those fine engravings, enclosed In rosewood
frames ana glass, cheap anywhere, we should
think, at seven dollars, but no" selling oil al one
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Gardner
formerly Of London, Ensland) oculist and aurist
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citizens OF Rich mond that he will be again RI the
Ballard House-ottce, parlor q. first hoor-on Mon
day, November 18th, to Thursday the 22d. After
that time, monthly, OF which due notice will be
given. Office hours from A NJ. to6P. N. 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
eustachian tube, and all acute or chronic diseases
of the 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, skilfuily Per-
formed and all diseases OF the eye and ear treated,
and every operation in aural and opthalmic sur
gerry, performed by DR.. GARDNER. Principal ONCE
- west Fortieth street, New York. References,
testimonials, sc. Send for circular. ocT-am
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POLICE IIEADQUARTERS.-Thc following
were among the arrests reported yesterday
at police headquarters
Salle Anderson, negress, was arrested
for having possession of lot Of crockery
stolen from Annie Thompson.
Edmund Reagan, was arrested for being
drunk and lying in the street.
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Cosr OF A MARKET.-The fish market q
the Second Market only cost el,76Q. u
was put up nestly and chesply,
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SEEING STARs.-On Tuesday night last an
attempt was made to rob the grocery OF
Mr.. Hays, near the corner of Duyal and
Clarke streets. The robbers bored two or
three large augur holes through the door.
A rope was tied to the bolt Of the front
door and the other end was fastened to a
tree across the way, so as to prevent an
alarm by the proprietor coming out. About
half-past o'clock the proprietor of the
house came out of his room to see the
meteoric shower, which was due, but did
not appear on Tuesday night, and getting
to the door found he could not get out.
He cut the rope which held the door close,
and got out. OF course he saw no falling
stars, as they wouldn't fall but as it was
no fault of his, he hopes to sec them when
they do fall.
The robbers, who were evidently them
selves setting up for the meteoric shower,
went from Mr.. Hays's house to the house
of Mr.. Hicks, member Of the police,
where they tried to rob pigeon roost, but
failed.
The thieves that entered Mr.. IIays'S house
left an ovcrcoat which they stole from there
in policeman llicks's yard.
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A PETITION, signed by large number
of the citizens in that ncighborhood, has
been forwarded to the Postmaster-G General,
asking for the rci:stabi>hmcnt OF Rockville
post-oncc. This Office was located in the
upper end Of Hanover county, about
twcnty-Scven miles from this city, and was
one Of the most important on the Short
pump route. The people who have for
many years received their mails at this
point have been entirely without them
since the evacuation of Richmond. We
think that the erection Of no post-oiicc III
the State will accommodate a larger NUM-
Der of persons than this OF Rockville. The
grcat-almost the only-dliculty in the
establishment Of the old post routes
throughout the State has been that Of find
Ing some one 10 act aS postmaster at the
different offices who could take the oath.
The petitioners for this Office name gen
tlcman whom they wish appointed post
master, and We presume that hc VIII Dc
acceptable to the department.
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A MATCH GAME OF BASEBALL will be
played this evening on the old Fair
Grounds, between the Pastimcs and Me-
chanics of this city, commencing at l
orlock
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" II. NLUnEt U0Cftt1fy.

4 NNUAL MEETING The next
N annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad
Company will be held at the office OF the company
In Richmond on WEDNESDAY the 2lst OF No
vember, 1853, At IL o'clock A. ~
j. B. WINSTON,
oc Std Secretary and Treasurer.
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VOL. xxx.
DRY GOODS, &c,


nRY GOODS FOR THE SEASON
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
In addition TO our
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK
DRESS GOODS, sHAwLs, CLoAKs. &c,
FULL LINE
PULLED CLOTHS.
SLEEPS GRAYs.
PRINTED SATISETS,
MELToNs,
HEAVY KERsEYs,
LINSETS,
STRIPED wooLENs.
COMMON AND EXTRA FINE BED BLANKETS
SERVANTS HEAvY CoLoRED BLANKETS.
&c, &C..
All or which we offer a;
EXTREMEL Low PRICLs.
JOHN c. MILLER,
no II corner Main and Mini tree.
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PORN or PROXY.

Know all men by these presents, That -, the
undersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint
- attorney - for - and In - name, to
vote on all que.tions that may bs brought before
the meeting of the stockholders of the Richmond
and Dsnvills Railroad Company, to be held 1t
- on the - day Of, or at any adjourned
IN Getting thereof hereby ratifying all the acts Of
-, said attorney In the premises, fully as Il
were present and voting In person.
lntestimony whereof, - have hereunto affixed
- hand this - dsy of -
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The Southern peoples treatment OF the
Puritans ID In some cases Cavalier'-STs'fi
tics,
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NOTICE.-My friends and the public
IN reminded that still contInus to sell GRO.
CERlE rs at the usual low rates nsme In part
FRESH BuLTED MEAL, 81. 80 per bushsl
PRIME MlDDLING BACON, 2tc. yer pound;
SHOULDERS, BREASTS, and HAM BACON,
SUGARS, raw and refined
COFFEES of all grades,
BLACK and GREEN TEAS,
BUTTER, LARD, and CHEESE,
with complete stock OF LIQUORS and GR0CE-
RIES, at equally low rates. Call and examine, as
will assure your being suited.
Nos. 2?06 and 2?U7 Main street,
no lo-ts next below the county court. house.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. ETC.

NEW BUCKWHEAT, just received,
~ in barrels and bags, for sale at the lowest
market price by STEVENS PEGRAM,
M "a Gil Broad street,
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ID + NJ 0 V A l.. ma
IL EppM 40 TO IoO3 - n

IL FROM 10 TO 1903. gSES
The undersi gnei notifies his ri, nds andv EfS
the public generally that h" has removed =
from the stand lately occupied by hlm IN No Nv
and has taken the large and coIumodious store IN
the new building lately erected by Mr.. Johh
,r3eme, one door below Twelfth street,
No 1898 NRXr Door 70 TIRE TEL IEGRAPH OFFICE
where he Will, THIS DAY, open Largo stock ol
BOOTS, SHOES and TRUNKS,
and III other articles in his line, embracing every
variety - style and quality. =,
Being determined to sell all his stock at sinaii
profits, he hopes TO receive continuation OF the
liberal uutronage he has hitherto received.
Captain ions PoE, Jr., and Mr.. G. 5. MArRicE'
WILLIAM r. WHITE,
poo,s No. 1898 Main street.
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NOTICE.-The stockholders of the
~ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY are
requested to meet at the Exchange Hotel, city OF
Richmond, THURSDAY, 9TH December next, At q
O'Clock Z. VI. WILLIAM B. CALWBLL,
no 5-aeodSctm President.
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LRESH CREAM BISCUIT just re-
STEVENS 4 PEGRAM,
nol3 ell Broad street.
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TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHNoND.-The
Circuit Court Of Richmond, Judge Mere
dith presiding, will meet on Monday next.
The session has been postponed in conse-
qucncc OF the indsposition Of Judge Mere
dith, which. We are happy to hear, is over.
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.rUM-SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES
u FOR MEN AND BOYS will last longer than
four pairs Of leather soes do not need resoing
For laborers. foundrymen, biacksmlths, schooi
hovs or ali who wear ont leather solcs soon, they
arr; Invaluable one trial Will convince All fhat
they are what th.y are represented 10 bs: fof
ihrs, and any other kinds of GOOD SHOES, call
M JOHN c. PAGE, JR.,
now corner Ninth and Main streets.
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MAN ARRESTED FOR STEALING A Cow
He ATTEMPTS To ESCAPE, AND IL SHOT Br
A PoLICEMAS.-On Monday night last a
cow was stolen from Mr.. Robert J. Wad.
dell, and on Tuesday she was found by the
police in Bakers alley. 1t was found out
that it had been brought thither By a
negro named James Jones, who, together
with white man named Harman Schwartz,
had been attempting to sell her in the
ma rket. A warrant was issued for the
arrest Of the two men, and on yesterday
morning Schwartz was arrested.
Yesterday afternoon as Detectives Knox
and Tyler were coming up Main street
from Rockets, they discovered Jones a
short distance ahead Of them, and arrested
him. They were proceeding with him to-
wards the station-house, and on reaching
Twenty-tourth street, he quickly turned
down towards Cary street. The officers
finding that they could not overtake him,
commenced firing upon him. lie reached
Cary street, crossed it, and was going down
the cmbankment in rear of Mayo's factory.
One of the shots fred by the policeman
took effect in his right cheek, under the
temple. He was soon stopped, and con-
veyed to police headquarters, where his
wound was examined and dressed by DR..
Jackson. The ball entered the cheek,
broke the bone, and came out of his mouth.
His case will come up before the Mayor
this morning.
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The transfer book will be closed on the LIST De-
cember until after the annual meeting.
no I2-eodtd j. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
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NOTICE.

i -
We have this day reduced the price OF our en-
tire stock OF DRY GOODS, consisting In part OF
DRESS GOODS OF all styles;
CLOTHS and CAsSIMEREs, all qualities
CLOAKS and SHAWLS Of all designs;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Of all kinds;
WOODEN GOODS, SHAWLS,
BALMORALS, and NOTIONS in great variety.
A. HIRSH 4 CO.,
rol4-,s 6?T Broad street.
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AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD
IA OF TRUSTEE of this town Il was resolved
10 call meeting Of the freeholders at the Town
Hall on FRIDAY, November 10th, at hall. past
o'clock p NJ, to consider the sxpedisncy OF build
srsscted and Il was further ordered thai thiss
notice be published for ten days In the Rich mond
Times and Dispdtch.
BY order OF the Board.
K. H. TALLEY, Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAILROAD CoxPASY,}
RICHMOND, November II, 1880. !
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN9.-The
- nineteenth annual meeting of tho stoc khoders
OF the RICHMOND AND DANylLLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held In, the city Of Richmond
on the second WEDNESDAY, i2th December. 1855.
]. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
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TEARS OF THE DUORA.-A few
i cases Of this splendid LADIES' WINE Just 70.
ceived and for sale by OS,sAR CRAM,
No. kxchang 20 block, Fourteenth street.
oc 29-ts
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JAMES z. Rrpprcx, Recorder. no II

RIcHxoSp AND PrrsRsBUao RArLaoAD Co..l
RICHMOND, November !. lss.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN Stockholders Of this Company. will DO held st
the office OF the Company, No. oil Main street. De-
TUESDAY the 9th instant al u o'clock u
NJ. W. HARRINGTON,
nos-td Treasurer.
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TERMs OF AfSVERTI9INy
MEETINGS.

RICHMOND FS,AnPMExr, NO.3sl
RIcHAoSD, November 10, 1885. -
ORDERS No. 7.-SrR KNIeHrs,-
~ Tickets for the pilgrimage 10 Bsln- ~
more on the 18th instant @ can b procured "
Co on Main street between Eighth and ~
Ninth streets and II 10 desirable that sll/ y
cure their tickets st an early day. Mss,sY Masons
will proc ure their tickets at the sams place.
BY order OF N. 3. z. b Gill, &C;
CAPTAIN General.
Y.urs r RrpprcK Recorder. no lt-st
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NOR THE LADIES.-LADIES FINE
Il CATERS made 10 any order at THhEL ana
FOUR DOLLARS per pair. They III handsomely,
and We will warrant them to wear well. iarSe
stock Just to hand. ,,-mxrr :, Wv ,rmc
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T IME, TAR, AND GRINpeT0NEe
- =. Icss'ssg AM MWosssAssoe'
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l. - HES, SOAPS, &c.-Hair, Cloth,
saa' " eh1 h"ll LIushts Of superior quailtyi
iGsfl,'t' assortment of English. French, kno
hnanui4ctuTe, Tor sale by
Nu fuhSELLJ LADD co. pruggisN,
ssflsT ThirtssOth sod kgin sUssN,
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lime LIQUORS.-I have now a very
Il large stock Of IMPokTED WINES. LIQUORS,
and CIGARS OH hand. Also, very superior Wits
kIES and BLACK and GREEN TEAS.
o. CRANZ, No. Exchange Block,
&C IL Fourteeuih street.
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EACTS FOR TIE EPEOPLE.-LEVY
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c

u, y. A.-TIlGRE YOU ARE, klS-
|. TORI, and SuNDnWN-new style HATS Tor
PUWHATAN wEl>IGER.
uoB slJ Main street.
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rROOUET III A T.-New style hat
~ for young men. uur.. xrprc,rpp
oc - row halaS EiSiuGh.
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T., l.tlNG ANOTHER SUPPLY
d.. n -..1 roauuiGl FGflor Suites, Rosewood
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AlVJ brands NORTHERN FLOUR, EXTRA,
and olher brands, just received.
nolO PALMER, HARTs0OK 4 co.