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Congressmen Arrived A Quorum Expected.

WAsHISgToS, December IA large number
OF congressman arrived here o-night, and alto
gcther there are about thirty Senators anc
seventy Representatives in the city. There
seems no doubt of a quorum in both Houses on
Monuay. SO far rs can b. ascertaincd by con
versation and otherwise, the idea Of introdu
cling articles Of impeachment against the Pre-
sidcut finds little if any favor.
1t is said that the message Of the President
will b. about the same rs that OF last year, ant
will occupy about an hour in the reading.
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Tu. C.rToE CEar ~ TIL. SuCTH.-Thc
{ .a..> >ru and Time. says: There ap-
s..-.. .st. ao question D1t that the north
-. people ard those Of Europe believe
t.... Mil }ra l-u-c cotton crop in the
-....era States. This, more than the de-
nr,.-.i n.yr Il gpI, Ia, produced the
..# .a.sc III Wa.A the staple ~ selling.
>u"Arag corrr~p uudrnts are 4ndcavorlng
taUna,c the idea HAT our crop will he
...g .aI, ,Hlt in l-Go. To show the fall
usE al >I,A imi rcs>.Ous, We take our sec
a.. 81. al example. In 1860, Columbus
...t-l nearly IA, 900 bales Of cotton.
..u >srtnu0c" ! up to time CORE
.al..- with tie present, -, $50 bales had
.-.a received. For the same period this
y,l.. .a.v IG.4l7. ltmu>t IL remembered
that t.rmr.a are now deeply in debt for
Supplies and to freedmen. These debts
w~gg incurred on tine faith OF cotton.
ursea. a. rapidly "a bale is completed it
......rd 10 market. The most saugulnc
r0W 10 lot expect that Columbus will re-
c..Hy luuIr tlIu 3, 600 or 10000 bales. On
Iaty large plantations contemplating is
:..#-u with. This is unprecedented
u.##trilv, tins work is not completed until
liz uE.3l" Of January and later. Every
a-ly VINO planted has made little cotton.
a.. more than onc-third Of the labor, how
ever, has teen employed ~ in lSCO, and
,t that amount Of land cultivated. Be
..4.>. season, have been unusually bad, and
t... recent heavy f.o-,S have destroyed all
t..,uiattou< OF late cotton. In this sec
u.n, the seasons have been as good, II not
H...er, than any other in the South. II
NkF.sn
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New York Stock and Money aIarket-Export OF
Gold.

New YoRn, December 1.-The Past says the
loan market shows symptoms OF growing
easier 10 call loans, and of growing distrust IN
commercial circles. The current rate for Gro.
vernment securities is 4 for choice bills, 70 5
Governments dun, except new 6s, which adj
vanced 10 lus in consequence Of the change In
the rule for conversion, which goes into effect
to-day. 6s OF 81 are more in demand; also
lo-4os. Stock market duh in view Of tho
opening OF Congress and the general uncer'
tainty in financial affairs. Very little business
doing.
Railroads irregular and lower. Gold at
p NJ, 40s. After board, stocks dull ano
lower.
The steamer Bremen takes ont ~ 600 In gold
the Vile de Paris, :lS5,oo0 and the City OF
Washington, $4,000.
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The Mississippi Commissioners Visit aIr.
Davis

FoKTRx-s MoSKoE, december 1.-The MisS!s-
sippi commissioners who were appointed 10
visit President Johnson III relation I" III" re-
lease Of Mr. Davis had Il lengthy interview
with The latter to-day in the fort, acquaimt.
ing him with the result OF their mission 10
Washington. They have now taken their de-
parturc tor Baltimore, intending thence 10 re-.
turn 10 mississippi.
The Roy. Ballard Damn, Of Brazil, arrived
here 10 day OH u visit 10 Mr.. Davis.
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Another Radical Scheme.

WAsHISGTuS, December lit IL said tina
Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, intends 10 introduce
4 bin early in the session 10 create and organ
ize 4 department 10 be called the department
Of internal revenue. 1t invests the appoint
mcut Of commissioner in the Supreme Cour
upon the nomination Of the chief justice, aIlt
allows the commissioner himself TO appoin
all his subordluatcs. The bill will proceed a
once 10 immediate passage.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
By the Gable Ireland-Liverpool and London
Markets..

LoypoS, November 3o-P. NJ. "A gunboat left
Speeree. yesterday, and another viii! leave TO.
day Their destination IL Ireland. They
carry with them large supply OF arms and
ammunition, 10 be used in the suppression OF
Fenian outbreaks. No more arrests have been
made.
LIVERPOOL, November :o-P. M.-The Bro.
t>rs' Circular reports the sales OF cotton for
the week at 1900 bales. The sales TO day
have been l0,u0J bales. The market opens
stcadier ~ Id. for middIing uplands. Narks,
for brcadstufs unchanged.
LoxnoS, November 29-P. NJ -Consols for
money, 80. American securities: Erie
shares, ~; Illinois Central, -; Jos, 70t.
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leaf, CAT; fair, 10. Sterling, 62Ghs. New
York sight, aGI discount. Gold duh and
lower 1t 40S.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS., SATURDAY.
NEW ORLEANS, December Lotion dnii and
declining, sales, 5000 bales: low midoiings'
Sic. middIings, 32nc.; receipts, 2,i34 o''eS'
Sugar tending upward; fair, eH. Moiass's
higher good, G0c. prime TO choice oas'ie'
Tobacco very dull; prices nominal; common
leaf. sGIs75o; fair, SO. FIour-snperiine,
slo Is. Corn firm mixed, sl.3j; white, Sl.37H
Oats advanced Cc-7Jc. Pork dull and IN
changed Bacon firm and unchanged shout
ders, 1870. ribbed sides, l3"c.. clear l2c.
Lard quiet at l3HGl4hc. Sterling, 124 ,.
New York sight. ~ ! discount. Gold duli
at
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Darn OF MAJoR J"uN CAurEELr.-
This gentleman died at his residence, at
lIalrs Bottom, Washington county, Va, on
Sunday night last, aged about eighty-two
wears. He was a brother Of Governor
David Campbell, who died at this place a
few years ago. Major Campbell was for
many years State Counselor oil Virginia,
and during the administration Of President
Jackson, and part Of the term Of President
Van buren,, was Treasurer Of the United
Statcs.-Abinpjon Iirgiaiaa.
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Naval.

FoRr MoSnoE, November 3o.-The United
State. steamer Rhode Island, with Admiral
Palmer has sailed from Norfolk on a cruise 10
inspect the vessels Of his squadron stationed in
southern waters. The Gulf squadron will
shortly be consolidated with the north At
lantic squadron, making II one of the largest
In tho saryire
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Charges ofCrmel Treatment of Prisoners n Dry
Tortupus Investigated and Contradicted.

WAsniHnruS, December l.--tieneral Sheri'
dan writes 10 the War Department that the
officer seat TO iuyrstigat the charges contained
in a recent article OF the New York Hord con-
corning the treatment OF prisoners and SOL
dirrs at Dry Tortugas has made report, In
which he refutcs the charge OF inhumaniiy,
and in conclusion remarks: THE prisoners
receive the same rations rs the enlisted men OF
the post, are neatly and comfortably clad, and
the labor required OF them Is Of 4 very light
oh
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New YuRK, December 2.-Lcttcrs from thu
cry Of Mexico received here, and dated Oh The
10Th uliimo, state the fact that General Ia
zainc had given arms and ammunition 10 two
Mcxtcal Liberals, and promised them that they
should not bc intcrfrr"d with by tn" fr"nci
forces, provided they pronounced for Genera
Ortrca and proclaimed him rs President o.
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MYSTERIOUS DISArprAEANcE.-Mr.J James
WEIGH, clerk II the Adiutant- General )
office at Washington, and Il member Of the
Columbia Comnauacry Of Knights Tenn
plar, has been missing since Tuesday night
week. Mr.. Wclch accompanied tie Ma.
sons Of that city 10 Baltimore 10 take part
in the celebration on that day, and was
with thc Knights at the banquet i'll Front
street Theatre. The last seen Of him by
his friends he was in company with per-
son in rcgalia leaving the theatre. His
friends are anxious to hear Of him, and are
apprchcnsiyc that hr may have been iou!ly
dealt wih.--NHt, lt.
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Forces sent 10 SweetsburK TO Guard feninn
Prisoucrs-D'Arcy Niece would Temper JUS
ticc with Mercy.

MONTREAL, December IA force OF volun-
teers has been ordered TO Sweetshurg during
the Fenian trials. Part OF them are from Mon.
treal. and the remainder detached from the
Bedford battalion, which now numbers twelve
companies sAll OF the local companies have
been warned 10 keep ready for service.
Darcy McGee in a recent speech referring
10 the convicted Fenians, said that they de-
served death, but the spirit OF the times is OPP
posed to capital punishment when any other
punishment can reach the case ; and in these
cases hope it may be found possible to tenn
per justice with mercy.
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To he Refained m Service.

wAsHIyGros, December l.-Major- General
Tillson, assistant commissioner of freedmen
for Georgia, and Major. General Scott, assist.
ant commissioner for South Carolina, who
have been mustered out Of service upon this
date, are to be retained in service until further
orders.
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Stephens seen in Boston 1.-The Emperor O
hinn nrhsriuu Iirrnrh- lnldim. Arns.

INV YORK December 2.-itis stated IL III"
Fruian headquarters here that Stephens has
not left tn. country, having been seen lately
at Boston couyrrs!ug with >mp-own.rS
IarE" orders for breach loading arms nave
been gwen 10 the manufacturers. 1t - s1ld
they are intended Tor the Emperor o! ,hiia'
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Central Pacific Railroad.

SAN FRAxcIsco, November 3o.-The Central
Pacific railroad is completed 10 Cisco, ninety
three miles east from Sacramento and twelve
and a half miles from the summit of Sierra
Nevada mountains, and 5,sll feet above the
level of the sea.
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or that thew have scnu;red the stricks of'

or that they have acquired the tricks OF
trade Of their white laborng brethren.
"But such strikes, if made, might be
the cause eventually Of great and lasting
benefit to the southern country. a healthy
competition would ensuc, and would cause
that which is absolutely necessary and es-
scntial to the full development of the
southern STANDARDIZATION.
1.-THE cotton lands must he worked il
matters not from what source the labor
comes. - FoTnsyS Clr0nicl,.
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~. LorIs. November 30.-Private dis
patches from Omaha, received here this
= ", report great fall OF snow in that
vicinity, blocking up all the roads and
causing serious distress on the plains.
Tiices Of provisions in the mining towns
aIe al starvation rates.
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A MII1IoNA1EE ASA CIRCus-RnER.-Mr.
Leonard Jerome, the millioDaire sportsman
of New York, has undertaken, ~ his last
exploit, for heavy wager, standing on the
bare backs Of two horses, to drive iour-in-
hand round Jerome Park. Tie feat will be
attempted in few days, and e1citcs much
interest.
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PAP.L TRoCBLEs.-If Plus the Ninth
should nc driven again from Rome he will
have the consolation Of rejecting that he
is not by any means the first Of the long
line OF PVpcs who have endured the
miscrcs Of exile. The following list, long
as it il, does not comprise all the Popcs
who have suffered from the violence OF
faction and Of war:
Pope Libcrius was imprisoned By q he
rctical Emperor. Slvcrius died in exile.
NiEilius va, imprisoned and cxiled. ST.
Marcm died in exile a martyr. st. Lee
III. was driven to Spoleto. Leo V. was
dethroncd and cast into prison. Johu
y IL. had to fly from Rome. Benedict '.
was carried oil into Germany. John XIII.
fled from Roman faction and took refuge
in Capua. Benedict VI. was imprisoned
and murdered 10y Roman faction. John
XIV. was cast into the prison Of ST.
Angelo and died OF hunger. Gregory '.
was compelled 10 ny from Rome by civil
tumu!t. Benedict VIII. va. driven from
Rome by 4 faction. Benedict IX. wa
twice driven out. Leo TX. was dcthroncd
by the NormaAs. Gregory VII. went from
land to land, and from kingdom to king
dom, and died in exile. Victor III. could
not 30 much as take poaacasion Of his See,
AID died ii Bsuoyuut,.iu. Urban III. was
restored IT, the French Crusaders. Pascal
II Maa c-lrioI OIL by Henry Y. and i'm
pri,cncd. C"lasiuS Ii. AS compelled to tiy
to Caeta. llCuOlioUs l.. M4S compelled to
fly into Franco by On antelope who
| uSurrci his See. Lu. ~uiUs III. was driven
out o. Rome BY Arholu Of Lroscia. Alex
ander H., on the ,c.y day Of bis conSc-
Grafton, was cast lilo bison. He was con
| secratcd, not in tho Holy City but in a
village church. lIo Was obliged to enter
the mountains for safety. lie passed his
time wandering from Terr~cini TO Anagni
| from Anagni 10 TuScuum. Urban III. and
Gregory VIII. could not even take posses
sion Of Rome. Luscious III. fled TO We
touia. Gregory III. was compelled by an
instruction at Rome to retire to Perugia
! Innocent ". Acd to Genoa. Alexander
". He'd to Viterbo. Martin ", never en-.
tered Rome. Bonifacc VIII. was a pri-
soncr at Anagni. Then came the western
schism, which lasted seventy years, during
which time seven Popes reigncd in Avig
non. Urban VI. fled to Genoa. lnnocen,
| VII. He'd from the factions in Rome to Vi
tcrho. Gregory NJ. fed to Gacta. John
XIII. fled from Rome. Eugenius "
vas be,icgcd in his own palace by all anti
Pope and was obliged to fly to Florence
Still more recently, almost in our Owl
times, Plus the VII. was held in captivity
10y the First Napoleon. TIE Catholi,
sovcrcigns, in fact, have seldom scrupcd
to make war upon the Pope when it seemcG
10 he for their interest To DO so.
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4 BIG SLcE.-Venctia, just acquired
by italy from Austria, is one Of the richest
provinces Of all Euronc-a country which,
though it formed only onc-Seventh Of the
Territory of Austria, yielded one toouth o.
her cntire reuenue! This is a big slice at
one cut of Victor Emmauucl's sword.
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MARY Nd GRltULTU RAL

IIIIFUE.-IIIE
TUITION WILL Re kE>rMtD EAELI IN l'd'.
~ resolution Of the Board Of Tra-tees the u"
dersgu.d were appointed a c"mu'itt"" to anh".he'
tn, rrorgauiZatiun Of tha College aud the lhcn
ton Of he Trustees Ia electA Faculty, cousisiht
4 four professors, one Of whom will be elected a.
Professor Of Moral and Mental PAilose ply AMI
English Literature.
PTof1. snr II Mathematics and is applications.
Professor Of III. Natural Sciences AID Agrtcnl
ture.
Professor Of Ancient and Modern l. nEntE's.
and residence.
The annual salary Of each 81 ths other prote'
.ors will BE- n 500 and arrsit"hca. -
G.ntj.m"n competent to ii.l these positions viii
amply, with Testimonials, 70 the undersigned h>
Iattar 10 The care Of IN. STATE StPEhl ATEN -
| ENT uF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, No. u North
Calvert street Baitmnrr, on ur before The loth .!
December WILLIAM IL. PNkALLL,
JAMh> L. EARLE,
| ro3oa l. VAN buhkkLkN.
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The President Of Peru has taken a
method Of iasuriug his reelection, novel in
aTepatlc. lie has arrested the opposing
'@1u.datcs and sent them out OF the coun-
~! aud thereby prevented their accession
10 lao chair Of State, even if they should
hc elected. IIorM.
r. lie learned that trick from our Radical
Congress.
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>-0TICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT
DUPLICATION WILL BE MADE
EDUCATIONAL.

VOCAL INSTRUCTIONS. - Madame
\ RCHL takes pleasure 10 inform her friends
and the public In general that she VIII open 4
SINGING CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN MON
DAY AFTERNOON Al > O'Clock, Al her residence
No log seventh street, one door above trahkI'h
- de- l-2s
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Respite of Fenians.

ToRoSTo, December 1.-The Fenians under
the death sentence will be respited for three
month. 10 await the result OF the appeal.
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s. C. TARDY.

In Withdrawing from the concern OF $. G. TAR.
trends fur to very liberal patronage extended 70
nr above firm, AMI request continuation Of tha
@amn 20 mys4atc partner Mr. iAsnl.
no 2!-ts JAMES I. WILLIAMS.
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General Preston, of South Carolina, 10 In
London, en- r0ats for America.
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'IHE O.PAkTNER,HlP HERETO
L fore existing between w. J. DlCkERsON and
}. u. MooAE Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
u,roPFRl5, 1873. do l-3ts
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JAMES I. WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND, November 81, 1896.

Tho under igrcd will continue tho AUCTION
nd G aMMln>ioS BUSINESS at the Cd stand,
rpruer uf Seventeenth and Dock streets, where hs
wall be ~ asri to the patrons If the late firms
All business entru ted IL Ills care shall have
prompt ana faithful attention.
t' TaRpy
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nISSOLUTION.- The concern o

nISSOLUTION.- The concern of
- TAKDY X WILLIAMS having been changed
li the Isl al February last, the name Of that
coru viii only be used by either partner In wind.
ing up dat business.
The concern q. :. c. TARDY < co. Ia this day
ias-,iv-d by he withdrawal 81 JAMES L. VIII
atANS. ;. {. TAkpi having assumed the re-
>pousibility al tho payment II ~. debts OF that
euuctru vi alone ue au' horiLed from this date 10
.s..u the name OF y. C. TARDY $50. All persons
- GIFTED t. the concern will therefore make pay
urut 10 him. :. 4. TARDG,
JAMES T. WILLIAMS
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4 LIE BREWERY FOR SALE-LO-
n GATED IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.-An old es.
tablished BREWERY, doing good bus.asss, and
lately fued mp in perfect order 20 brew hy steam,
and & capable OF brewing leo barrels per day wi
casks Sc, all IN per:est order, viii 30 SCH on the
10th dsy OF December next NJ sue lon. n not Id
before at private sale Address box lss Post once,
Alexandria Va do 1-iws
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4 l.. SHEPHERD Il CO., General
"A. Commission Msr-SI ants for the sale OF TO-
BACGO, WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. All business en-
Mr. 4. u. TALMAN, formerly with George w.
Atkinson, and late Tslman i Harris, 10 assoc ated
With Us. and Will bs pleased tn serve his old
friends and the former patrons Of the two late
-erns. Once corner Eleventh and Canal streets.
Iys0
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4 YkRS PlLi1>.-Are you s!cN, fee
~ be, and complaining At"y'n out a. oFdtr'
with your system d"ramKei and your trt'lngs IN
comfortable7 Thee symptom" are often TIE pr
iude to seriou. ilthes~, S"me H. u sickness 's
creeping upou yon, aai should b. aTrrt"i ~ =
timely use II the right remedy. Take ~ EE's
PIIIS ana cleanse out the d,.Irter.d humars-
purify the blood and let the fluids move on GLch'
,tructed In heath again. They stimulate lae
functions Of the BODY iusu vigorous activity PurI!
tie system from he Constructions which ma4'
disease. A cold settles som where IN the bnA'
and dvranges It's natural tuncuons. These, ]! no.
relieved, react nyun themrelv", aud TIE siftoAn1
ing organs producing general asgravatl"l sui
fe RAG, and arrangement. While IN tht7 coLditloh
ak. SYER'S PILLS and gee how directly hey re.
tore the natural action Of the system, aud with u
the buoyant feeling OF health again =" hat Il true
and 80 apparent In this Trivial and common com
plaint Is al true in many Of the desp-srated ana
dangerous d pmpers. The same putEatlrs th"Cl
.xprls them. Caused by similar ohs'rlcuuns end
lrrau.nmentz Of the natural functions ~ the BODY
they are rapidly, and many ~ them surely, cured
Oy the same means None Thp know The ElFtat ol
tsese PILLS will neglec, 10 employ them %net
.nff.riny from the disorders they cgra-such a.
Headache Foul stomach, ryseutery, Bilious Com.
plants, lndisesttou, DeTaIh cmeit OF Inc Liver
Costiveness, Constipation, Heartburn, hhrnma
ttsm, Dro1sy, Worms, and Suppression when taken
Tagy are sugar coated, so that the mos, sensitive
can take them easily, and they ere surely the BEST
purgatiye medicine vet discovered.
AYERS AGUE CURE. FOX THE SPEEDY AND
CERTAIN CURE of Intermittent feysr or chm.
and Fever, Remi;tent Fever, Call Fever, buInb
Ague, PpriOdlca Headache or BILIOUS hedidchg,
and B llous Fesers; indeed, for the whole class
Of diseases originating in hillary enlargement,
caused by the malaria -! mlssmallc counties
This NEEDY has rarely failed "a cure the seV"resi
cases OF chiils and fever aud II has this great al
vantage over other Agus medicines, that II sab
dues the complaint without injury TO the patient.
II contains no quin!ne or otGsr dslsterlous sub
stance nor does II prodGce quinisIl or any inJu.
rious effect whatever. SHAKING brothers OF the
army and the west, try II, and you will endorse
Prepared by j. c. AVER & CO. Lowell, Mas,
md s5ld by H.slerr everywhare &c I-2m
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DURE KEROSENE AND PARAGON
i OIL for sale ut the branch store of
~. A. BoDEkER s BROTHER,
des Sixth street opposite Second Market.
HEROS E.-Ten barrels just re-
IN esivsd and for sale NJ manafscturrrr' prices
by (no sol r. X. DuyAL.
CANNED YSTER S.-lO0 dozen
~ CANNED OYSTERS, IN one aud two paGnI
cans, put up by Munsen q Carroll. Price BIo.h.rs,
Tho. kenseit q Co., Id Block, aud other brands,
LOUIS ]. B0ssIgux,
SsA As. yn AAia susSs.
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DICHMOND AND NO ii + n
II DAILY PAPERS can be had EVERY DAY
- e. BAUAHhRD'S NEWS DEPOT, 2lS Main
straet. between second and Third. no It's
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

,EABkOUk'S WAREHOUSE. he
- inspectors at this warehouse are prepared TO
r ceiys all loose tobacco sent TO Us or any commits
zion merchant. cur splss will commence at tho
warehou-e AZ O'clock every morning Every
facility will be given all sending tobacco 10 ghs
warehouse sBEPPARD JETER.
no ZB--!m
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRIES.
IMPORTANT To MANUFACTU-

VI y Il y I TO HAN Z 10 Z :
1 EEE> Of TuBACcn.-". ara manufacturing
#ur new irupr we'd, patented MACHINERY FDR
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO, and invite all who
nay want machinery for tAis purlo-e To call and
t.au,iue II before purchasing We believe II only
needs to be- seen Ia b. universally adgp ed lhs
machinery en- To- seen in operation a. hpssra.
iraaupt ! " luun'- tobacco factory on Twentieth
street tween Ma and franklin. w. will t ha
at"t,uTr ia explaining II to all who will call ht
stir wnrn~, corner Il Cary au1 >eve t"rnsh streets
uaas-lu TALB TT 4 BROTHER
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TO MY FRIENDS AND THE La
l. DIES IN GESRRAL.-I do not pretend 20 sell
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