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CLOTHS, CAsslMERES, yEsTINGs.
J. E. DOHEETY,
500 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
The Subscriber respectfully calls attention to
the large and varied stock OF the latest styles of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
opened this day, which he has selected from the
northern markets during the last week. The goods
are all of approved makes superb In Style, and can
be recommended for strength OF fabric, hneness OF
quality, AS well as reliable colors.
Having all the facilities necessary to proper se-
lection, purchase, and manufacture, and with an
experience OF twenty years as
PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
he asks an examination, promising TO make all
garments in as good style and just a. low as they
can be obtained anywhere in the country
Remember, the best material and as cheap as
they can os obtained is the motto.
NH ls-taplS ). r. DohEhi1 1.
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ROBERT ". aArRY. JAMES l.. MAURY,
RoBERTT. BROOKE.
BE X. IL. MAURY L. CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN ls2s)
BANKERS AND BRoKBRs,
No. lola NJ ain street,
frst house below the post-ofice,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bouyht and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
States. lie
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rCO THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA
/ Just received at J. II. ANTHoSis TIA
STORE, 7?l Matn street another lot OF maj saPeTgI T
RpRaEPAsT TEA which has given such universal
Satisfaction to all those families that have used It.
As will Ue absent from the city Tor eight or ten
to lei good tea as they did 10 get good water when
the hydrants where stopped for ten days, request
them to call and supply themselves by Monday
nig nj the SIN instant ]. II. ANTHONY,
sps six doors above tho spotswood Hotel.
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10. %. F.-The Right Worthy Grand
Lodge of Virginia, |. o. o. f., met in this
city yesterday. The following are the
present officers of the Lodge-viz., II. G..
Davidson, NJ. W. Grand Master, No. 1876,
Lexington, Va: L. Ii. Folkes, Il. ". d.
Grand Master, No. o., Lynchburg; George
W. Dame, r. W. Grand Warden, No. 81,
Danville, Va; William J. Riddick, K. w.
Grand Secretary, No. Il, Richmond, Va.
John W. Ferguson, X. w. Grand Treasu-
rer, No. IL, Richmond, Va; j. b. Blanks,
K. W. Grand Chaplain, No. s, Petersburg,
Va; J. 7. Redmond, w. Grand Conduc-
tor, No. ., Norfolk, Va; r. X. Prents,
W. Grand Marshal, No. 46, Charlottcs-
vile, Va; 4. Grant, w. Grand Guardian,
No. 4, Richmond J. B. Shaver, W. Grand
Herald, No. II, Lynchburg.
Representatives to Il. ". Grand Lodge ot
the United States.-Past Grand Master E.
II. Fitzhugh, No. 93, Richmond, Va; Past
Grand Master ii. Latham, No.3S, Alcxan-
dria, Va.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year will likely take place to-day.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

III INSTITUTE BUILDINGS,
TENTH, MARSHALL, AND CLAY STREETS.
ANEW TERM BEGINS APRIL lsT, 1857.
FOR SMALL GIRLS.
The Institute offers an admirably. arranged se-
par.ts Preparatory Department. in which two OF
tnres experienced teachers give their time r.
clusirsly to them. This department has peeh
casion to enlarge its facilities.
FOR YOUNG LADIES soRB ADVANCED.
We have a thorough and comprehensive col
legiata course, with the various extras and ac-
Embellishments: and by its act Of Incorporation
fha Institute is authorized to confer diplomas and
literary distinctions. For circulars, with terms,
teachers, classes, &c, apply to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ UNION BANk 0F RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. sscc.eeo.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER oErT.
ON DEPOSITS.
|. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DrRRcToRs.
4. A. Paine, L. D. Cranshav, w. r. ouaries,
VIM q. Lyons, Jr., r. 3. Blanksn.
4. Rodeker, b. b. Weistser, ship,
W. A. Spott, Moses EIlyson, ]. b. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, 4. A. Hutchin.
E r. Taylor, j. Rosenhsrm, son,
". i. Binford, J. w. hall, W A. jenkins
J. A. Belvin, W. 2. GRAY, We. Tanner,
T. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. 81. Eowlin.
The security offered 20 derositors is undoubted
and the Institution should commend itself TO n
classes.
The attention OF sill IN city and eountry Is called
10 this instituton. Here they viii ind security
convenience, and profit. Sums a. small as one
dollar may be deposited, and siI per cent. Int.
rest received on same.
0mes hours from "a. NJ. totP. M; on Saturday
from "A. NJ. to3P. M, and from tosP.M
is lc-isswis
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WHO OFFICE, Richmond, EA,l
February ., 1867.

To tCLont il may c0~cern:
We, the undersixned, do hereby certify that the
average consumption OF Sas Tor this estaolish-
10 the 18TH OF January was eight hundred and
twenty. seven (S27) ieot per day, as indicated by
the as metre. ,.-..
Also, that the American Improved Gas Ltght was
irtroirced OF the 2!Ih Of January and since then
the consumption has been only Tour hundred l!o'l
fact par dav with a much bettsr lisLt-saNing
four hundred and twenty-seven (i21l feet per DAY,
with nye addittonal burners in nae. The light l.
r.markably brilliant, steady, anu ihacn easter "
the yves BoSDCKAST, ELLIOTT y SHIELDS,
"N Prcprietors
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MUSIC CARD.-VOCAL EVENING
wi CLhssE for young gentlemen. for the pro-
per cultivation and delivery OF the voice, reading
music al sight, and the most useful and necessary
part of studying fundamental principles OF music.
Terms moderate.
Also, aclass for Vocal and Instrume ntsl lnsiruc-
tion in the afternoon for young ladies, II desirrd
i.guon az the prescribed number is enrolled the
classes viii bs opened immediate ~. -
apply soon TO PROFESSOR Dh hGsI
corner Of Seventh and Marshall streets.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

Mrs. y. II. THORNTON
has taken the
aoND HOUSE.
Oh Governor aud kcs- streets, and will bo pre-
pared by the !. tn Of Arril to accommodate perma-
4..t, tl.a-."at. day buArlrr-, aud members "f the
a.,tsla.ure The rooms are lars., airy, and hand
sa.uuiy furnished The location Is very central,
and combines eyerythi.g 10 MAKE II desirable.
ap Sim
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TREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD
AT A. HIRsH l. CO.'S.

We have determined 10 sell the balance Of our
stock of DRESS GOODS at primo cost; also, oil
WINTER GOODS on hand no humbugi
a. HIRSH & Co.,
al s?7 Broad street.
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WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, President.
WM. B. IsAACs. Secretary and Treasurer

This company is based numerous letters
rat.pt OF the United Srstes covering devices and
carbnrettiug agents, and possessing certain post
tive specific. economical advantages which l"Sitl-
luately challenge the attention OF manufacturers
and consumers or coal gas everywhere. Among
the principal cf these are cheaphess, steadinesS,
so'trss tiitg-biliv. and perfection OF Ight, with
Il great diunuu.iou Of heat as cClnla AIRED win me
c0rsump.lon Ct coal gas, which Is nLc oi me
principal causes OF injury TO the eyes, BRAIN, and
nervous system.
The apI,4ratus of the American Improved Gas
Light Coiurauy has been IN use IN the Nhiy build
ing since the llth auc In the DiSpUct building
Since the 2Ist day If January last, and in the pri-
vata residences of several of the directors For
the practical results reference - made 10 the an
urxad certi ihcatsS from the prnprletors and com.
pos itoIs Of the two uers paper offices.
This Company is nov prepared TO furnish no.
tells, churches private residences, stores, &c.,
with their improvement, and 10 dispose Of rights
10 any city, town, corporation, or individuals, In
the State whore gas Is used, on favorable terms.
Further in, rHlatiCu he obtained by apply
irR ~ tho rooms Of tho Company, over the bar k
i'm. Office of william B. Is4aCs i Co, between the
LouTs Of . and IL 4. NJ and and 7. NJ, or spe-
cial appoint qlents will ne made to exhibit the
light and it. economy and brlilldrcv at any other
hour 10 suit the convenience of parties.
cordial invitation Is extended 10 the pnblc,
and scientific men particularly, to give the subject
4 thorough examination and investigation.
WYATT NJ. SLLIuTT, President.
WILLIAM 4. IsAACS, Secretary.
r. A. YoUSG, Superintendent.
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E.-THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF the OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COM.
pANY will call al our olice, over tho Salional tx
change Bank, on and after TUESDAY tha sth
instant and surrender the certificates OF stock and
rrceiys IN cir portion beir two dollars aud thirti
four cents per shars of thu 4ssets OF the company
Ry order .f the Board VI Dlsset1rs:
a6set DAVENPORT & Co.
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It may seem unnecessary to add a single word

IL may seem unnecessary to add single word to
the above address, bat the calls upon the institu-
tion have been numerous and pressing, and the
stru. gle through which II Is now passing to widen
the circle OF It's charities. is OF such arduous
nature th AT the mane cement cannot too strongly
urge upon the humane and sympathetic Every
where an active participation N this additional
attempt to alleviate the sad ndltion OF great
numbers Of helpless children, rendered thus by
the terrible war through which we have passed.
4 nd asguredly. whatever may have been the rals-
tive puiittc1t views Of ladies and gentlemen here
tofor- all must agree that the children referred To
could not, by any possibility, have had an agency
in bringing about their present drplorable aud
destitute condition snd are suitable objects for the
charity of all persons Of whatever shade Of poliu
cal opinion. I h /" Home and school which
they now more p1rticniariV SEX IL .stgbtiSh and
radOtc will ~ 0f inralculdols htnent by prOyi-
ding not only food aud raiment for these helpless
ons-, but like wise solid and thorough education,
IN ms qualifying them Tor future usefulness to So
ciaty at large. In order that his appeal may be
effectuai In enls''ug The active interest and CO.
operation Of all classes ~ persons everywhere,
we have concluded to issue for ne
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DRY GOODS.
A PaIL sTfI, 1867.
SECOND SUPPLY NEW SPRING AND
SUMMER DRY GOODS.


SUMMER DRY GOODS.
.n, -, r. PRICE & co. have received and to-day
snrin, morrow will open large additions TO theh
Black ST. Of new and desirable DRi Goops.
.hapes and Fancy Cloth hantles-newest
hoqanms RnmLs,I1s. ppos. IN varisty-such rs
Mousiius Alpacs-,
Back Wool Grenadines
Black silk Grenadines,
Gro Grain Silks,
81 Black Berages and Grenadins.
Superior English Grapes, &c.
In Housekeeping Goods
Irish Linens. I2-4 Cotton shestings,
Bird-eye Diapers, Table pamasss,
Pillow Linens, french towels,
la Linen shaatings, Huckaoacks, &c &C.
Hosiery Kid Gloves, Lace Ssfs, newest style Val
Lace Collar. Organdies, Jaconets, White Good-
in great variety &c all of which will be sold ut
lowest prices ruling in the market
aps eod2w rear T. d. Quarlss, Broad street.
notice. have just
- return ed from rhe North with q large assort-
ment of SPRING GOODS, consisting Of
BEAUTIFUL SPRING CALlCOES,
SPRING PuPLINS,
POLL Ds CHIRRE,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
ALPsCAS, DELASES, and CHALLIES,
SILK WARP FLANNEL,
EMBROlDEGIES,
BEAUTIFUL LACE CURTAINS,
SPRING CASHMERE, for men and boys
wear JULIUS MEYER,
NH 3o-2w No. 527 Broad street.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To the Southern
Express Company to Mr.. Welch.
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GIFT CONCERT.
GIT OONCERT,
TRAND CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION CONCERT
IYAID OF THE
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION
incorporated by the Legislature OF Virginia,
January 20, iso7,)
TO BIB GIVEN At THE
MARYLAND INSTITUTE, BALTIMORE,
APRIL 3erH, 1887.
The profit, o, mi, copesr. viii be given to the

The PROFITS of this concert will be given 70 the
soUTHEss ORPHANS ASSOCIATION,
to the subjosned sddrN-. from the officers OF which
wecail the attention q the public:
We, the officers OF the South.r, ox,h.,., 4 ..o.
citation for the maintenance and ea...,,on - ,hs
destitute orphans OF deceased southern soldiers
and sailors, earnestly solicit the sympathy ana co.
operation in our Grand Presentation Concert OF =,
who desire to see the " home and school" ]" enabled
10 receive and caro- for all needy ones who seek Its
she tier and protection.
Thanking our friends for their past contributions
and assistance, we again appeal to them to help
us in a more extensive enterprise. IL sthe de.
sign OF the Association to erect !" Home and
School" for the orphans OF the South, both mate
and female on an extensive scale, In the city OF
Richmond, Va. As an indueement TO have the
building located there, the Common Council OF
that city have guaranteed = sufficient lot OF land,
In an ted and heaithful location, and will In
crease the quantity Of land II needed.
1t is with confident hope in favoraois re-
sponse to this appeal to apubl!c which has never
yet failed to sustain charitable institution, that
we nave entered into an arrangement with hessrs
L. T PALMER & CO.. No. 10 Holiday street,
Baltimore to organize Grand Musical Presenta-
ton Concert for its benefit, and earnestly solicit
the kindly aid and patronage OF the pubic TO eh-
sure Its success.
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PLAN OF DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from 10 30o, ,Voo are plhealh
wheel the first number when draw putt draws
the highest or rst gin the second ~ nbsf twhen
drawn OUT the next highest, or second sif!, &c,
until the whole number IL drawn
The distribution Will take place after the con
cert where 8 coo persons can witness IL. ! com
miltse will be chosen from the audience 10 t.Is
All agents and purchasers will be supplied with
z correct list of the awards ~ soon ~ pabiishea-
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets win bs supplisd to all booksellers.
obtained at ONE DOLLAR each, orin quantities. At
club rates.
to gents III be mailed upon the recelp, II sstamp
for return postage.
orders may he sent TO rs enclosing the money,
from 81 TO s?5, In y regi-tered ist,ur tstamp en-.
closed) at risk Larger amounts BY po~t- on -
order, draft, or express. At the following club
rates:
Five tickets to one 50
Ten ticket. to one address. "
Twenty tickets 10 one address. w
Fifty tickets to one address. -"
The name. OF the agents will be published rom
'nf Ttcass viii be supplied to agents a. nfssen por
e"n si'sGSn na II pursuance of provision. Of The
internal rsvenas law, his Honor ths commis-
sionsr OF Internal Revenue, has. upon due proof,
son TO hold IL. Gin Concert ereUR from 0u
charges. ,ohstLsr from special tar ahsr duty IN
This is protection to sl Agents, and .xsmps
the IN from any and all liability for license, tax. Or
otherwise.
This exemption is made upon the ground that
the proceeds Of the sale of tickets for ha Concer.
are to bs devoted TO charitsbls opject AMI 10 but
another evidence Of the favor aud eonslderauon
which our Efforts have been constantly net Ia
| nearly every direction.
REFERENCES:
| General q. r. BEAUEgoARp, New Orleans. -
| Brigaiier- General JksF. TBoAPsos' ae" VI
| leans.
| Major GENERAL s. b. BucxSER, New Orleans.
| J. h BEAN, N. D., Balt more.
| J. BALpsssroS, N. D., Baltimore ,,--,..,x
| ]. ) MORROW, Publisher, Baltimore uosAae"'
| OF J. ;. Morrow Il 10. ,., -.
| JE SIaso, Baltimore late OF Riehm'ha'
| q. NJ. sTIEyF, Baltimore.
G. MchEKyEk & Co., Baltimore.
Al orders and Communications snoai1 "
drs.ssd TO the GENITAL OFFICE.
No Il Holiday strsst Bsltimor~
Hmagtag Drsetors.
rSsr he had At the Musical kxcnange OF
TsAsss 'payixs sons. Main slfvst Richmond
Va. ,aon,salions 10 tox els Rich monA,
Va.
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IUwARDIS 4 FILYEOS,
Editors and Publishers.

The undersigned, foreman aud composltors OF
the DiSpdtcl. Office, are well pleased with the gas
light a. purified and improved by the appliances oi
the American Improved Gas.Light Comrat OF
Virginia. They md ii sc't and pleasant 10 the
eve and that with the reduced consumption, as in
dicaied by the metre, they have quite as much
light as before the change:
C. MARsTIS,
K. d. GRASTLASD,
J. A. GIBBS,
ROBERT Il. TOTTy,
THOMAS J. La PgApE,
lEwKLLYS J. HURr,
G.. K. C. ACKERLEY,
A. II. JONES,
Z. l.. FORD.
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HUsTINGs Court OF MAGIsTRATEs.-The
following cases were disposed Of before
this court yesterday:
Moses Green, charged with larceny, was
examined and discharged.
Jim Porter, alias Jim Harris, who was
convicted at the last term of the court OF
miSdemeanor and fined five dollars and
sentenced to thirty days Imprisonment in
the city Jail, was discharged on certiti-
cate of insolvency.
John Nettles qualified as notary public.
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DkAEDER Il COOKE, Second and
, Grace Streets have for sals
E9JIl 4 4 lev kegs very superior;
fkt>d HOPS. iii quarter aad heif pound papers !;
klRGIrIA hams, SIDES, and SHOULDERS
LAY. bat uofthsru
f.E#, OATS, and BRAN
IV4AIVEs. AEE. &c. Mh 20
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The Improvement is of incalcnlable beneht TO
ali employed in the composing room OF the veg;
The soft, mellow light prcd1ced Is sreat i rsi,ei
light we had her.tofore In conjunction with all
tue compos tors, / heartily recommend me ln-
yeutipu, particularly To those VIII" have sewing:
readiug or WORK to DO by light. it produces IN al
st-a y, agreeable light which has long been
de,idrraInu DANIEL MURPHY,
An a-tScim Foreman Wig.
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MAYORS CoURr-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
Ding WEDNESDAY MORNING. - George
Weaver, very small boy, was arraigued
for stealing ham from S. S. Carter, and
on account of his extreme youth was sent
to his mother.
Patrick Shcay, a notorious vagabond,
who was let out Of cage on Tuesday
morning, was arraignsd for being drunk
and unable to take care of himself. He
was sent to Jail in default of surety.
John I. Johnson was arraigncd to give
good reasons for not appearing when
summoned as a witness. He had brought
charges against Mr.. Pace for having in his
possession horse stolen from Faulkner.
The charge was proven to be false one,
and Johnson failed to appear. The Mayor,
after giving him lecture, sent him about
his business.
William Snellings, charged with assault.
ing Lawrence Whitehead, mulatto, was
required to give surety for his future good
behavior,
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EAST HANOVER PPEsEYrERy This vone
rable ecclesiastical body, which !, y;,I ho
seen from the telegraphic column mat in
the Presbyterian church at Frederieks-
burg last evening, is composed OF ministers
and lay delegates from all the churches OF
that denomination in the counties of Anne
liza, Nottoway, Brunswick, Lunenburg,
Prince Edward, Northampton, Accomac,
and the cities of Richmond, Petersburg,
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Fredericksburg.
Hanover Presbytery, of which it is an
off-shoot, was one of the first Presbyteral
organizations in the United States, having
been constituted in 1855, the opening SER
mon being preached by Rev. Samuel Da-
yes, who has been called the "Father of
the Presbyterian Church in Virginia This
body originally included the whole of Nir-
glnia and North Carolina, but has subse-
qucntly been several times divided.
Asst now exists East Hanover Prcsbytery
was formed in 1864 by the union of the two
branches for many years known as "Old ]"
and "Ncw School," 1t comprises some OF
the most talented and distinguished minis
ters in the south, and its voice as pres
bytery always carries great weight ill the
General Assembly of the Church.
The following is correct list of the
ministers, as far as we have been able to
ascertain:
Revs. A. Converse, D. D., G. d. Arm
strong, D. D., G. II. Read, D. D., William
Brown, d. D., NJ. D. Hoge, d., 7. Pryor,
d. D., 4. V. Moore, d. D., Patterson
Fletcher, J. S. Watt, A. j. Leavenworth,
d. W. Shanks, J. W. Blain, j. d. Thomas,
W. A. Campbell, John Miller, +. B. Con-
verse, ?. B. Price, f. I. Baird, D. D., H..
Fl. Hawes, James Murray, 7. W. Gilmer.
The names of the ruling elders who are
delegates cannot be given until we hear
more fully from our reporter.
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"a IN HAMMOND. President.

MRS J. N. HAMMOND, President,
MRS. DR.. J. B. BEAN, yice-President.
Mrs. Z. A. +. MEARS, Treasurer.
MRS. DR. A. q. KIMBERLY, Cor. Sec'y:
NIX. J. II. SCHlERS, Recording sec'y
DR.. A. q. KIMBERLY, Financial sec'y.
n. G.. DALLAM, ksq., Counsellor.
BALTIsoRB, February Is, 1857.
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A MEXICAN IMPROVED
GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF VIRGIN

OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC-APKIL ii, 1907.
srp ris.s ...... "a Moon sets. IL. Il
san sgts.......... 70 High tide. A. NJ. ...lo IS
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HASInALrIA.
DESlLITY Of the SToM ACH,
SLOW and DIFFICULT
DIGESTION, &c.
Physicians should be careful 10 prescribe on. Y
d. Is HtDAtLJ"S fEPSlNE,' as there ara in mar
.at limitations. We have the Bordapit's in the
form q Pow DEH, WINE. and ELlNIR
MEADE * BAKER, Pharmac utists,
Ninth and Franklin streets,
ap 10 Agents for +. Fougera
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RON, IRON.-2O0 tons ENGLISH
l. REFINED IRON in store and receiving, EN-.
braciug full assortment of
Round, Square, aud Plat Iron,
oval, Halt oval, and Half-round Iron,
Ilorse shoe, Nail. rod, and Scroll Iron,
Band, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
tons Swedes and Country Iron, assorted.
ALSO,
Naylors Cast Steel, square, octagon, and nat
English and American Rlislered steel,
German and Spring Steel,
English and Russia sheet Iron,
B!osA Thu, spelter, Zine, &c, &c:
NH IL 4. i =. "ORTHAM & co.
THOICE TUBACCOS or THE FOL-
" LOWING popular brands:
CHEWING:
FRUITS AND FLOW ERS, pounds;
PLaNTRR'S PRIDE, pounds
COMMONW EALTH. pounds
PLANTERS DAUaHTER, half pounds;
EXTRA EAGLh, los.
SMOKING:
FrrTTg sNDFLoWEK in fancy pound boxes !;
Fruits AND FLOW ERs, in fancy hali-ponnd
W. ksen constantly on hand the above brands,
a, ,vcII 81 those Of other manuiacturern, which ws
offer 10 ia. trade in quantities 10 SUIT III feasoha
0'' p''' PlLKINTOg, PuLLlAM CO.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchans,
and Real Estate Agents,
hl-,s No. Is Pearl street.
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GRAND PRESENTATION MUSICAL CONCERT

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single ticket emitting tn" purchaser - glf--
there being one gilt to every ticket. ine gifts are
as follows.