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Dfu Goods

NTRW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
IN BLEACHED COTToNs, best makes, all cheap,
viz:
WAMsUTTA,
FRUIT OF THE LOOM,
kEDROSCCGGIN,
JAMES'S STEAM MILLS,
le-4 BLEACHED SHEETINGS.
BROWN SHIRTINGS and SHEETIGGS,
q fresh supply of the BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
full supply of those unrivalled GLOVE
FITTING CORSETS,
WHITE CAMBRICS, NAINSOcKS, and SOFT
CAMBRICS,
SWISS MUSLIN and ORGkNDIEs,
LINE OF the best makes,
POINT LACE and VAL. TRIMMED HAND
KERCHIEFS,
POINT LACE COLLARS,
CAMBRIC EDGIEGs, INSERTING Gs, and CAM
BRIO BANDS, ETc., ETC.
ia SIT SAMUEL II. PRICE, Agent.
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The HANOVER DEPREDAToRs.-The case
of John Davis and William West (negroes),
charged with breaking into the barn of
Mr.. T. F. billiard, in Hanover, and steal
ing large quantity of grain, was called
before the Recorder yesterday. In the
absence of witnesses the case was con-
tinued until to-day.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Harrison, Goddin
s. Apperson sold yesterday Brick teae-
ment and lot on west side of Brook avenue,
occupied by L. G.. Gushing, % by 1l3 feet,
for $1,000; lot, with old carpenter shop
thereon, On Brook avenue, 35 by 80 feet,
at s13.75 per foot-s4Sl.25; lot adjoining,
26 by IS feet, at SlO.5O per foot-s273.
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NARDOzO, ,ALsOP q FcURQU>
" ....-
KEAN are buying at auction, and from every
other source where cash will command bargains,
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, sHAWLs, EMBRoIDE-
RIEs, LACEs, HOSIERY, GLOVES, CARPETS,
and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS in every variety !;
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and CLoAKINGs, &c.;
which they offer at extremely low Prices. NO.
sla BROAD STREET, between Ninth and Tenth.
Also, very large assortment OF Taflatans
and Swiss Muslins. white and light Kid Gloves
for parties, at very low prices, chiefly from auc-
''0D cARDozo, ALsoP FOURQUREAN.
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REPORT OF INsPEcr1oNs.-The following
shows the number Of inspections made by
Mr.. Richard Fox, city gauger, for the SIX
months ending January, 1858: 5,072 bar
rels whiskey, 81 bsrrels apple brandy, ITO
barrels rum and Gin, IA barrels wine, III
barrels vinegar, 81 barrels turpentine, 1856
barrels oil, 80 hogshe.ds molasses, 642 bar
rels molasses, casks French brandy.
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Cf0cEe2.y and GLASSWARE.

UCTION GOODS
At LOW PEICES.
BUTLER 4 SON
t4re now open large stock Of
CHINA, oUEENsWARE, and GLASS,
recently purchased at auction and of their own
Importation AT very low figures, and which they
o"sr 10 the public at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Can 81 1907 Main street:
nol5-sm BUTLER s son.
D. J. J. As512Ss sa:aHsr @5s &C. Richmond. sF "a. "
EHINA, GLASS, AND
- EARTHEEWARE
KELLOGG 4 GIBSOk,
1917 Main street.
"O have large and complete stock OF goods in
oil lLe, Which We are selling at very low prises.
Dinner aGd Tea Seb, In great variety;
70: et Sets,
Cat and Prested Glassware, Lamps,
Walters. Refrtgerstors,
WEter-Coolers,
Patent ics- PiteherS,
TaD!e Cutlery, Silverpiatsd Ware
lse-Cossts, &c, &c.
20! good goods nd low prices call &C
iyH KELLOGG i GIBSOE'8.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosT.oFFc3, January 10, 1868:
Robert S. Swami, New York, old Govern
ment envelope; John E. Jones, Erin
Shades, Va, one-cent stamp; Lock-oo&
80, Richmond, Va, no stamp; Henry
Jones, Curl's Neck, Va, no stamp; Henry
Harris, Louisa Courthouse, Va, no stamp !;
John D. Kelley, Petersburg, Va, revenue
stamp; John G. Dodge, New York, no
stamp; Miss Lizzie v. Eustace, Yer
seilles, Nd, for better direction; Miss
Ada Miles, Baltimore, no stamp.
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NARROW EscAPE.-Mr. Thomas Fl. Byrne,
painter, narrowly escaped e serious acci-
dent yesterday. He was standing on q
ladder, engaged in painting house in the
neighborhood of Hollywood cemetery,
when the ladder was blown down. He fell
g distance of about thirty feet through a
board fence, and was picked up bat
slightly hurt from the wreck Of boards,
paint-bucket, and ladder.
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TOBACCO FACTORY SEIzED.-Deputy Mar
shal Lynban seized yesterday the tobacco
factory Of Hodgson & Estes, together with
g lot of manufactured and smoking to-
bacco, the owners being charged with vio-
lation Of internal revenue laws.
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POLICE RECoRD.-Robert Christian (ne-
gro), for assaulting and beating Adeline
Chrissisn (negress.)
Isaac Cephas (negro), for stealing tur-
key from NJ. G. Crowder.
Adeline Christian (negress), for being
drunk and disorderly in the street.
They were all locked up for the Mayors
court.
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T OST VIRGINIA STATE STOCK
IL TAEE NoTIGE.-Application will be made
10 the Second Auditor for the State Of Virginia to
reissue the following certificates Of State stock
standing In the name of Hector Bowe-viz.: Ger
$500; certificate No. 27O, under act Of sth March,
lS!7 for $500; certificate No. S, loan No. rs, fol
$500: certificate No. 436, loan No. SO. for $500
which have been lost. e. VAUGHAN,
Administrator Of Hector Bowe, deceased.
no 16-1aY3m 4
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Mayors CoURT-REcoRDER REGSAULT
PREsID1NG-FRIDAY MoRN1NG.-Richard
johnson (negro), charged with stealing q
cart-saddle valued at six dollars, belong
ing to Richard Trabue (negro), was called
up, and his case continued until Monday.
The continued case of James Ormsby,
charged with having in his possession q
horse supposed TO have been stolen, was
disposed of.
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TRAIN BEHIND TIxn.-The morning train
from Washington YVES delayed yesterday
by an accident at Aqua creek. One Of
the passenger cars ran off the track just as
the train WAS about to start for Richmond.
Some time elapsed before the track could
be cleared and the train got under way.
The mail was detained for several hours,
much to the disappointment of en- anxious
crowd at the post-offce and news dep6ts.
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IMMIGRANTs ARRIvING.-Seyen more
immigrants arrived in Richmond yesterday
per the steamer Albemarle. We learn
that 100 are expected by the steamer Hat
teras, which left New York Friday.
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Corn and Flour Exchange, January 10, 1868.

Corn and Flour Exchange, January 10, 1868.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White, 90 bushels red, bushels.
C0rn.-White, 1915 bushels; yellow, 90
bushels mixed, ZIG bushels.
OdtS.-500 bushels.
Rye.-6 bushels.
Fldrseed.-S bushels.
COt0n.-ll bags.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, 90 bushels fair q: g. 80; red,
Sbushels common, ".
Corn.-White, 10 bushels new, s1.l2h; 25S
bushels new on private terms total, 32s BUSH
els r.; yellow, 90 bushels new on private terms
Ods.-5oo bushels on private terms.
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The National Temperance Advocate has
been sent to us by Crutchfeld, the news
dealer, on Broad street between Seventh
and Eighth. 1t is edited by the M. w. r
of the Sons of Temperance of the United
States.
The New York Weekly and the Boys
and Girls Weekly are to hand from Tur'
ner, news agent, LA Main street.
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TAXES DUE Il. HENRICo.-The Sheriff
Of Hcnrico this morning gives his last no.
tice to the taxpayers of the county. He
is required by the auditor to pay into the
public treasury, end he is compelled to
enforce collections.
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COLD WEATHER RETURHED.-The tenn
perature yesterday was but little like that
of the Sunny South. On Thursday night
northwestern sprung up, and in the morn
ing the mercury fell to eighteen degrees.
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TAKE NOTICE.-Application will be
4 made to the Second Auditor for the State Of
OF STATE STOCK, standing in the name OF Hector
Bowe, commissioner In the suit of Bowels guar
dian vs. Bowe, &c. in Circuit Court Of Hanover,
dian of infants), viz:
Certificate NO. 1855 under act of 22d arch, 1850,
general loans for 81 ,4u0.
Certificate No. l,4a7, under act OF ed March, 1850,
general loans, for $25U.
Certificate No. 1882 under act of 22d March, 1850,
general loans, for $500.
Certificate No. Sal, under act Of 9th March, 1877,
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company, foI
$2eO.
Certificate No. 1000 under act of 1st March, ls47,
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, for
$7O0
the name Of Hector Bowe, guardian OF the chill
dren of Albert G. Bowe-viz. .
Certificate No. 1922, under act OF 2lst March,
1887, for $500. All OF which have been lost.
JOHN w. BOWIE,
One of the children Of q. G.,Bows, deceased.
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SEIZURE By UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
The United States Marshal will take legal
possession to-day of the effects of Rapp &
Co., now lying in the United States bonded
warehouse
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NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES
~ JULIUS MEYER,
No s27 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AnD nS
Opening this day large supply OF NE" GOODS.
"a BLEAGHED COTTON at l23c.
BALMORAL SKIRTS at 81. rs worth -;
BRoWN and BLEaCHRD SHEETIAGS at lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FLANNEL at 900. worth aoc.
RED and GRAY FLANNELs, all qualltles 90
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $2 and $s' worm %
and 81; aoone
BIARRrrZ and KMPRESS CLOTHS,
Silk-warp and Alexander POPLlNs,
MEYINOS at astonishtngly low prices;
Rich PLkIpS and ALPACAS, all eolors
Handsome DRLAINES at zoe.
SHAWLSf SHAWLS
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLs,
Plaid SHAWLS OF every variety.
: A~-N CASSIM9RES AND CLOTHs:
NV stock OF ClSSIMERES and CLOTHS Is Vory
large and well selected
Black and Colored CLOAklnG.e el 8raosS ~.
Pine az ASSN ETS at SOC. worth 7ec.
Beautiful CARPKTs at7sc.;
CALIC6ES at 123c.; 1,n ar ovRs roy
ladies and gentlemen-BiSmarcK ana o'nsf
R,eSantio,4 All.wool BLANKETS atsS.
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DR. c. Z. KLOEBER, SUR G8
II GgoE DENTIST llete Of Baltimore), SoS929T
y sgo Broad a.-cet Richmond, Va.
Tsstb hIled in the best manner at reduced prices.
E,su,itul Srtitcisl teeth on the vulcanite base,
PERFECTLY Initiating he natural organ and restoring
;aa coaoqr q the face, at the low prices OF $2o,
..5 and .3e per set.
Nitrous oxide gas given IN extracting teeth, rem.
dsr.ag the ovsra;!on p2inloGs and Safe.
d. ls-Su
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PAY Your Box REET.-From this time
no letters will be put in the boxes of those
persons who have not paid rent at the post
Office for the current quarter, and they
will have to get their letters from the gene,
raj delivery.
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Meads, Ghas. @. Turner, Stephen
Meade, =. b. Uhre, George
Merrell, @. Underwood, J.
Meany, George Vandervall, N.
Melvin. James ?.
. Msdlicott, J. z. Vest, John 3.
Metz, John Watkins, Frank
Mitchell, J. T. Watkins. J. P.
Miller& Hopkins Woods, J W.
MirEglia, q: Wander, Col. L.
Mills. Dr. 4. B.;
Mitchell, J. (c,d) Walker, T. D.
Mitch ell, Isaiah Walker, w. D.
Miner, MIL W.. w.
Mosby, J. B. Wall, Sllick
Morse, A. r. Wagener, a.
Moore. Col. J.J. Warner, Or.
Moore, Jas. a. Walker, A.
Morse, II. &. Weitch, James
Morris, Dr.. W. Wesson, w. o.
w. West, T.
Moyon, West Weatherliss, D.
Mosely, Rev. ]. w. l:)
w. Wead, Geo. A.
Muldoney, J. White, H. L. 8.
Muller, M. A.. Whitman, J. T
Murray: J. Whitoscarver,B.
Macmurdo, G. White, c. w.
J.(O Williamson, J.
MCCARTHY, NJ. n.
McGafFy, 4. A (2) Weymouth, J. 3. /.
Naylor, Rev. J. Wilkinson. T. P.
w. wilkins, w. w.
Newman, J. w. Wlckens, W. Z.
~ yV e #.a
Norveii, 1. x. (2) Wilson, W. 8. :
North en-, +. K. Wingo, Chas. E.
O,Farrell, T. Wishort, Chas.
Oliver, John J. Wilson, G. d.
Oliver. Or. - Wood. Fl.
Osterbind, B. Wooding. j. n.
Owens, n. B. Wogan, J. T.
Page, Rove. Fl. Woodull, z. T.
Patterson. Geo. Woodland, s. 7.
Palmer, g. b. Wood, T. (c'dl
Patterson, J. e. Woodbridge, 2.
Patterson, John w.
Parr, Thos. w. Woodsor, p.
Parker. Jno. N. Word, Chalkley
Parsons, VIM. & Co.
C. Wyatt & Watson
Pemberton, ,C.F. Yancey, J: A;
Pettis, Jas. q. Yager,, w. n.
Peterson, II. e. Yarbrou5h, J.
Phillips, JOHN W.
Phillips, s. Young, G.
Pierce, w. Fl. Zimmerman, q.
Pollard, u. G.
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Marine NateJJige7ace.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY II, 1858.
Sun rises............71I IL Moon rises........ %
Sun sets............s4sl 40 High tide, P. M. 5.23

POET OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 10, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, 5. Ayres i Co.
steamer Ellie Knight. Travsrs. Baltimore, msr-
chandiss and passengers, D. s. w. CIrrie.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, msr-
ahandiss and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steomer Alexandria, Pratt Philadslphia, ner-
.chandiss and passengers, w P. Porter.
Schooner Francis Edwards Crsmmer, New
York, merchandise, Crowsll & Currie.
Ii MEMORANDA.
Big John Given, Mayo, from Halifax, at New
York on the 9th.
Schooner Mary ]. Fisher, Fisher, from Philadel-
phia for Richmond, at Delaware Breakwater on
the sth.
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NOTICE.-Application will be made
IN to the Insurance Company of the State Of
Virginia for the RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATE
for (2o0) two hundred shares Of the stock OF that
company standing In my name on the books Of
said company.
do 13-F2m F. G. RUFF1N.
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AitIlu>ond DispatrEt,
II, 1858.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" !" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OT6ER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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CO2etect5o31er6es.

DREMIUM CANDIGS.--We claim to
! MAJ nfacture the BEST CANDIES made IN the
united States for WHOLESALE PURPOSES. Ws
e"a make one kind for our jars for show and an,
o.aer for Wholesale Our No is all alike. and
Warranted. Ne have numerous premiums, award
"a teiore the war by the Mechanics Institute Fairs
Wien there were numerous conpe.itorS-not hon.
t'E5le mention for northern candies French 30
called. We sell the m gs low as the Yankee can
a.zs- and warrant them much better
LOUIS B0SSIEUX,
"a No. 1872 Main street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Corresponding Secretary Richmond Typographi-
cal Union The Wartield Coal and Salt Comnany /;
Fire Brick Works !; Liberal Grove, No p va i, o.:
In The care OF Brother osbond, Of the Old Baptist
Church Pastor OF Gracs-streat Baptist Church.
ALEXANDER SHARP. p. N.
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T OST SCRIP. CERTIFICATE for
IL one share Of stock in the Richmond and Liver
pool Packet Company, standing in our name, has
been lost. Application will be made for a re-
newal of the same. CRkNsHAW co.
de 0--M2m
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last of Letters.

r IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
IL REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE JANUARY IL, 1868.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN shall apply to the Circuit Court OF the city
of Richmond, at its next term, to transfer to me
all the money and property belonging to my ward,
Belle Chsvallie, under the control Of that court,
arising from the sale OF certain real estate.
ANNA g. CHEVALLIE,
Guardian of Belle Chevallie.
stratford, Conn.,, December 20, 1857.
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r OST OR MISLAID, TEN SHARES
IL STOCK PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, standing in my name on the books
of said bank as per certificate No. 2. Ill parties
are cautioned against trading or buying same, as
application has been made for renewal Of certif-
cate. no ls-W2ml ROBBRT A. MAYO.
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-RIGAT's VARIETIES.

" VIRGINIA HALL,
ylnih street between Main and Franklin.
rVv,,uT 4 Cp.......... hOPRIRTOks.
"s..,d ,aauguya'ton. with the largest and most
,nwrSTTl COMPANY OF FSTSRLlNG ARTISTS.
~" Sew candidates for public favor
We hsvc the best pauseuses. Nocslsts. Come
- and Ethioptan Deltnea,ors, ever assem-
..s9 ,3gd.r one management.
'''~ Last weak of the
SD kSEES.
SCENES FKOM THE BLACK CROOK.
pn,j;e and attentive waiter boys. No minors ad-
.t,5c, order will be observed.
n,Srs open ST . quarter to O'Clock mrth to
.,,,aslc. II 4 quarter 10 O'clock.
me choicest Wines, Liquors, and Cigars always
Ssr6 la s-lw*
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,rArTIFIIL HOuSFHOLD Fu RNIs
+ J. BOWEN 81 CO.,

T J. BOWEN q CO.,
WE0LEsALE MANUFACTURERS
ATTIC, GOTTA G &, -EOUND-COENE ES, ano
JAPANESE BEDsTEADs.
CG9cs and factory at State Prison, Richmond, va.
Y. B. sCgoLL SAVING executed with neasness
SD dispatch, and on reasonable terms.
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Anaatsenee2atS.

~vTrURES.-Lecture will be de.
E,.arsd In this city by the Rev. g. w. SAM
~ ID n p, Of Columbian College. Washington,
- !o.%%ssS Second Presbyterian Church (pr.
IL I before the +" Biblical Society OF Rich
R'Ss cc;uoge," :" on SATURDAY, lith Of January,
sth.Ii.rrs1 -" The Relation Of the Profaseed Heve-
Ian. ot Asia to the Inspired Truth of the Sacred
>t-G,Snss$Ssc G,Ss Second BAPTIST Church tSev Mr.. Cham.
IN mn ~ bsfora the - Young Mems Missionary 30.
th-s -, MONDAY and TUESDAY the Isth and
laa .! "a I%HgM FoT Monday.-" Greeea.'
SHSStS,,t or Tueqdsy. y.-'' Italy"
S,asJn,ssion, TwSaTX-FIyE CENTS for each
sTtSt s|ctSts can be had at the book stores and drug
s ar AT the door. ia Io-2t
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uIGHLY IMPORTANT!
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
CLOSING OUT
AT AND BELOW COST

Contemplating change in the business, have
determined to sell off my entire stock Of FALL and
WINTER GOODS, which is very complete In all
branches, REGARDLESS OF COST.
call and examination from those in want will
satisfv them that am not merely advertising to,
bat really am selling
AT AND BELOW COST.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
.t.oot .ornor ~ giyth
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TX CASES LON = p Dc o wv Y 4
I'D BRANDY, 20 cases ISABELLA bhASOi' ;
on congignment and for sale low D., y,oory A m
ia 10 PALM Ek. aAh-e0o-> =
GLOVER SEED.-50 bushels prime
" Glover Seed for sale low by 1np
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I WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
fDEA my friends and customers and the public
generally that have received another addition TO
Curb, Ff1eltes. Rrsids, To upees, etc. Also, some
vi those long thick Cnrls. Particular attention
pala 10 the anufacture and repair Of hair Jew
cry and al other kinds Of isweiry:
WILLIAM WILDT,
0sA No. 2ll Broad street.
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GEUTLEMEN'S LIST.

IL Z ~ y LAO L.
g, P. Porter, TIL os. D.
in, r. E. Powell, J.
:, 4. w. Porter, w. W.
& Moses PolndeXter, ].
v, J. NJ. W.
IL, J. 5. Powers, j. L.
J. Price, sam'l z.
er, N. E. Pratt, NJ.
y, 4. Quarles, J. D.
thomas Quinn, 5.
,, VIM. hubory, g. g.
;apt. Reynolds, 4. J.
apt. F. Rennolds, Jos.
6. &. Reynolds. John
mt, NJ. L. Reid, Robt. K.
Peter Reads, Jordan
an, P. Bedford, Robt.
on, P. Richardson, d.
MS. VIM. Kicks, George
Rives & Proctor
on s. Richardson, 6.
DWELL (2) r.
Or, b. a. Richardson, Il;
rough, G. Ritter, Rich'd C.
Rose, G. (col'd)
on, G. E. Roach, q. J.
!, Rev. J. Roy, Jas. G.
Rohn, J.
an, q. Roache, J. P.
an, L. C. Robinson, 4. F.
an, L. Rowland, 3. 6.
on, N. P. Robertson. r. W.
WIN. Robins, w. T.
}, J. s. Kohrer, w. b. .(2)
NJ. Rowser. w. a.
berg, P. Robsrts, VIM. 3.
). J. Robertson, w. a.
son, - Roulchac, w. s.
nger, e. Kosauuie. W. s.
Rogers, w. F.
Wm. Ruhle, Chas. A.
MS, W. P. Sarmiento, F. l..
n, C. G. Sale, John o.
d, Z. C. Saunders, T. B.
s, G. Saunders. G. W.
life, n. Schelienberg, &.
d, H. Schluter, n.
as, J. n. Scott, Jas. p.
:, E. W. Schwartz, Jacob
Y. ]. II. Schaefer, @.
Henry seymone, W. J.
Fleet Stanley, D. A.
, John Seward, T. w.
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