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E1OR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S E.
~ LANDING, AI1LLIKENS BEND, LAKE PROV LE$1sats3
IDENCE vICKsBURG GRAND GULF, RODNEY, a4kaaf3e1z1h
NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE DnN-
JACKSONVILLE landings Regular Weekly
Packet ns and elegant
j. will above
landings THURSDAY Now u.s. at o'cloek
thereafter throughout the Foegh
passage apply on board or to
cF will take freight for Yaioo River with the privilege o.
rehppg vksburg and will have Clerk on The Lsvs loot OF
early Saturday oct9
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VIII leave To MORE ow at 10 O'Clock Al
TNOR NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND ~ -
ID GULF, RODNEY, WATERPROOF, NATcHEz, LF3&5a&sxs3f
FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA and all Intermediate -
andings-The packet
PRINCESS, z. G. Hone. laser now on he lsvse
will leave and hereafter regularly
EVERY TUESDAY O'Clock For freight
hsyng apply oo' OF Bienv street.
r. CARROLL, So Carondse street. Uson Row
VNOR VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, ~ l.
RODNEY, NATCHEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU ~Gssssea4as$%7
SARA BATON ROUGE I!oNALDsoNvILLEa and all azEsStsd!1
interim diate landngs-hs ycksbug MEMPHIS,
Cap John Cowden EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Al O'clock freight
board STRoTIiER BRos Assnis, IS Poydras street,
nr;;Sit.a. ~ ra.b;uing at shurp. If
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EOR DONALDSONVILLE, CoAsT N.S =
4 TRADE AND LAFpURcHE. = The Steamer ljEsa8k5SEa
Neworeaus above places EVERY TUESDAY sooek
and FRIDAY at o'clock Forfegh or passAxe Ply on
board. nov1o YIN
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RAPID PAssAGE.-Among our shipping news We nave
the clipper ship Tornado Capt Mupford N
days from San Francieco after having been
hsve sesn the private log Capt. Mumford and con-
araate him and the underwriters upon the safe return
81 hi, valuable ship and cargo under o. g
irving nature without putting back to Valparaiso fol
which for ship of her size would have been snor
| maps in that port aud attended with great delay.
4 what has added to Captain Mumfordp exertion
has beep the loss the services Of the first and secon
officers by Illness for passage
4 When the accident occurred however the hrst ofcs
Mr Gibson cyawed from his berth, and exerted hnse
to the utmost contributed largely to the safey
the ship Such devotion and nautical skin, gre pei
so.dsd, will meet due comusndasion. lSswxork o0a
and 1nqulssz, = -,1- go, ~ -, 8 -
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TIE Fun TRApE.-Ths NewYork Journal of Commerce
states the furres beginning to do pretty brisk
fall business and furs will be generally worn during the
coming winter Some of the best descriptions bring
travsgant prces-$150 $500 net being unfrequently
given for set hrge proportion Of tho most valuable
imported furs 60 esst-the Boston ladies paying high
prices rather readily than New Yorke The stock
in New York supposed to be worth not far
from millions of dollars The largest traders have
stocks on hand ranging from $4,000 to 100000 While
American ladies be suited with anything found
this side of Hudsons Bay Greece or Germany
ladies equally anxious to get furs from the United
States and the rough skins Of the fox fisher mink form
the interior lining of the garments Of the Russen nobility
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-24

TIE JACKSON (EauEsrRIAH) SrAruE.-The National In
telgencer the 18TH The horse portion Of this
for the first time opened to the inspection of
vistsrs Saturday afternoon last the premises of Mr.
Mills where The principal object to test
by praccaria its stability and the result is believ
ed that could be wished The line of gravity falls GEN.
tray between the hinder hoo of the horse and hers
fore precisely where it ought to be- When the figure of
the rider is placed upon it, the stability from the increase
Of weight,wi be still greater Mr. Mills will receive the
congratulations Of his generally on his
cess He ebasenoountered with psrsevering patience
series disheartenpg obstacles and has far worked
through them ALL May all future difficulties should any
arise, be met and vanquishefi in similar way"
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ALAB.AM.A RIVER.
UHoR MONTGOMERY AND. We q.

~
The entirely elegant steamer WETUMP. IesG
KA.A c. Ods commanding baing finished CtncrnnA
her rgul. trip Sn Msy Is st z a. ~
TUMPKA well calculated for the trade being built expressly fer
sepIs MCDOWELL, JR, CO., ia Poydras street
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REGULAR Packets.
MOBILE.
WaTERLNG Places

LyOR BILOXI-Biloxi xi packet. ~ (
IL steamer CREOLE-Tbs and splendid l@4aa11
Coast steamer will permanenyin the t'ade,
leaving EVENING Nosnbe a. on the arvalAs h
-I noySa 1t r. GEDpEs, Agent 10 Bank Place.
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The SorRcEs PoPULATIoN.-The foreign popula-
tion Maryland according to the census Of 1850 num-
hers 53 &c 936 Germans 10 557 Irish 3467
English 1888 Scotch 697 French, and 260 Wech of the
native white population born in the State
and S322 in other States
In Massacbusetts residents form 1876 per
cent of the whole population In NewYork they cous
tute 2l.23 per Maryland u S5 cent Of the
white race and the colored In all these Sates
cept the Irish immigrants largely preponderate
over those any other country In NewYork they
compos. somewhat half Of all foreign born citizens
butin Massachusetts, they more than double all 9TH
ers of that class In the southern States the full returns
will show less proportion of Irish citizens than is SHOWN
in the shove statement for Maryland and Louisiana.
Henceforth may ezpecta large increase OF
gration and it is likely to take the head Of list
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nDD FELLOWS Resi- Vaults in this
Cemet.ry can applying PIERSoN, Tea-
safsr at CITY HA rstDarict JAMES FURNEAuX Secretary,
No. is Camp street. stars Res CHARLES WtilTAl NO. Es;
risis sNset; r. COREY Sklss Co., No. DO Canal
street. A.. .....
SockholdiIg Lodges the burial vile
OF o ssO For all other urisls the price OF Vault Will De
Invariably. -. ,,r,,,o- :,
For he purchsse Lots ineraton respecting the
,r Ia a. DUNLAP the Censsry Committees No. 81
s9tps 80 JAMES FURNEAU&,
Sau,t Of the Board of Directors
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OFFICE AND YARD No. IoNEW BASIN CORNER " JULIA AM
ST. John STREETS, NEW ORLEANS
~ Kseps constantly on hand lowest
BRfcKs, White SAND, SHELLS, LIME, -.
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD DsCHARCoAL,stc'es es1
CLApBoARIrs' sIiINliLsS ssroI
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DEATH OF IcHARoD CRANE.o-Jesse Merwin died IN
Knderhook N T. the Sh instant at thsage Of seven
tv years The Knderhook Sentinel says: He passed
much of i the society Of Washington Irving
then preceptor the family Of the late Judge Van Ness
of this town engaged in coDgenial pursuits
and their residences being only short distance apart
author of the Sketch Book frequently visited the
ployed and subsequently mmortaized his name BY max
ing him hero Of OF his niIntable tales The Le
gend Of the Sleepy Hollow Every body Who has reao
that ipimtabe Legendand what lover Of genne humoi
has pot?--wi remember that hapless wight lcha6od
Crane and his terrible adventure with the sHeadisss
Horsemsn, Mr. Merwin the original of that char
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THE DAILY DISpAlNt,
CONGRESS-TauRsnAY.


SESArE.-The homestead bill was received
from the House, and referred to the Committee
on Public Lands.
MIR. Bradbury reported bill amending the
naturalization laws.
A resolution calling for information respec
ting the settlement fthe accounts of the Hon
David Tod, late minister TO Brazil. was adop
ted.
bill giving the ascent Of Congress to Tue
State of Missouri taking The lands in that ota'e
sold BY the United States from day oil sale was
taken up aud ordered TO be engrossed.
A bill approprioing $1,000 Tor survey anu
estimate Of The cost of constructing i oas'll al
the terminus o. the Chesapeake and ONO "a
nal, a, Rock Creek, near Georgetown, was Ia
ken IN debated, and ordered to be engiossed-
The deficiency bill was taken up; and, after
some debate the Collins line amendment was
passed over informally, in consequence of the
Illness ofMr Borland, and other amendments
were acted upon.
HOUSE, OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Th House
met a, o'clock this morning. No legislative
business was transacted, there being bat about
two dozen members in attendance. An adj ourn
meut took place until Monday, in order, mean.
time. that the Hall may be reftted and cleaned
for summer use.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY-

TNBIAN HOTEL A Graves, II
WOOD r A Crenshaw, NJ Scott, & l. Wingo,
.melia. B I Glover, Buckingham; Mrs HUI
snn child and servant, Georgia; l. Whitehurst.
Eanouier; ; N Goode, Waynesville, Ohio DIR
! A Agnew, Prince Edward; p l. Davidson,
FIournoy, POwhatan; J A Marchsnt, Char
lot,csvilles; J A Walder Goochland; ] Gil
more. Rockbritlge: b Akers, Lynchhurs; N
B Fowler, Campbell, W A Cav. Charles City,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-W Il Foster, Char
lo,tesvile; L Turner. Randolph, Mass; T Go d.
win, Baltimore; Young Henrico; G Robe {
son Norfolk; c Curtis, Penn; II ] + Strother, Va;
F kley, Miss J Busk NJ "a Muller, Miss M A Striker,
Washington; w I Booker, lady, sister and servant,
LyncHburg; H Timberlake. Charlottesville w
nm, Ph!.ad7; McA!piae, Rochester, y;
MIilay, Philadh: E L Savage and daughter.
fredericksburg r Eppes, City Point; II Par
rott, Philada.
CITY HOTEL-TP Carter, 5 L sesy, Amelia;
Barden, C; l. Powell Sampson, c; l. A
Cushman, Trenton; C + Bnulware, Louisa Genl
l. Mcguire, Baltimore; Laufer, Greensburg
Davis, Louisa.
AMERICAN HOTELS Turner, Rsndol h,
Mass; w T Mech. Bat; NJ Whtlock Powhatan
w Il Shingerland A spencer. York; I Mil
Ter and lady, Fl Wright ond son, Empie Jr,
Wilmington, N c; Mrs Dr. Whitrdge, Charleston,
S c; Mrs Hammond and Miss Hammond Boston;
ID Dickinson, Prince Edward; w Womack
Farmville; G E Ward Nottoway; H Curling. Miss
Wilmer, Macon, Ga; w Crawford, Raleigh,
\ C.; G Browning, o Piersun, N C; C d Nc
Gowen Washington; X Walker Alexandria J
Underwood, c; J Williams, Prince William; Mr.
Burns. Wilmington, N C; C r Pckens,G l. Jordon,
RoXboro; Fi!bert, Lexington; NJ McCauley, Mrs
Bubble, Roanoke; w Krebs and family. Fredericks-
burg; Stamer, Md, 4 Alex 4nder Hanover; w
Smith, Mrs Robinson, Charlotte H.
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So zz;:sss.;s;:sg 5zz;....sssizg -


v SIMMER ARRAEGEMENT.--vI r GINA
spRINGs-Notice is hereby given. that greater at
fractions will be offered this season to sli visitors
of the virginia Springs than ever were before.
THE Rail Road is opened within few miles OF
the base of the mountain so miles OF the Old part
of the Road are now being laid with heavy L
rail ar d il will be seen from the following edver-
tsement of ]. II Timberlake q 20, mat the pup
c are ENJOYING the full benefit OF an opposition
line OF stages:
ssNew Line of Stages to Sfaunfon and
the White sulphur springs ne Puosc are
hereby info med that we have estaohsheda me OF
Stages TO in connection with the virginia Cen
tral Rail Road to Staunton and in few weeks we
will be the line all the way to the White sulphur
Springs and We mean 10 give satisfaction
eve think we entitled TO the support OF Inc
public; we have made heavy outlay, and go long
as continue on the line, travellers will reap the
benefit Of quicker time and lower rates. II we are
not sustained the public will pay torit hefHfter.
Pas engers leaving Richmond at OK, A. NJ
now arrive in Staunton before dark same day,
avoiding night travel and other discomforts, and
fare reduced at least so per cent.
~. II. TIMBERLAKE g. CO.
Charlottesville, Va May 4, 1852"
In a short time, more detailed Information will
be published of the hours of running rates of fare
and various through tickets which are being ar
ranged Suffice it to say, for the present that there
ia more comfort and quicker time with less cost
than ever was known before.
The agent of Messrs Timberlake e. Co., at the
Ticket Office of the Central Rail Road is guaranty
ing passage through to Staunton at rates greatly be
low those advertised by them, such as may be ex
pected where there is a spirited oppcsition.
By this line from Richmond to Stauncon IN L;
hours and only one meal on the road.
Z. II. GILL,
nv 8-ts Supt Va. Centra al r. Road.
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GREAT BARGAINS I'm DRY GOODS,

" especially In GRAPE SHAWLS, at No lI3
Broad Street.-The subscriber respectfully invites
the ladies and the public in general TO his well and
carefully selected stock of Dry Goods, which he
recently bopgh in New York for cash, and which
he pledges to sell as cheap any other establish
ment in the city. He is constantly receiving the
latest and most fashionable styles of Dry Goods and
other Fancy Articles and Trimmings, purchased
for him by his brother Isaac Resented, who re
sides in New York. The {, Ilowing are some OF the
articis s. viz: white, plain and embroidered Grape
Shawls; Bare &c de LANES six Tissues siik Poplns
Foulard and Fancy silks; French silk Mitts ia
comets and Lawns; ErEibroideries Of every descrip
ton; great bargains in [ C Hdkfs Irish Linens;
1874 linen sheetng and Shirtings of all sorts; Table
Diapers; Tow!ings Napkins Prints; the best patent
Skirts silk and cotton Hosiery, in great variety !;
Mattings and Carpets, and in fact all other Goods
usually kept in dry goods and fancy stores; also,
good assortment OF Goods for gentlemen aud boys
wear, such Broad Cloths, Cassime-es, Linen
Drings, VestiDgs &c. &c.
an 91-Iru III. ROSENFELD.
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nENICOTIsED SNORING TOBAC-
~ GN.-Great Desiderafum for smOk.

ers.-The undersigned offer to the consumers OF
Smoking Tobacco, article which has been pro-
nounced By all who have tested it, superior to any
preparation of the weed for smoking purposes.
which has yet been offered to the public. The pc
culiar advantage of the article which they Offer is
this: in all tobacco there is concrete oil, Nicotine,
one OF its active principles, and which is eninenty
poisonous The effects of this principle are disa.
greeably felt more or less, upon the nerves and
stomach, by ali smokers. The Tobacco offered by
the undersigned has been entirely deprived OF its
poisonous properties whilst, at the same time, 1t
retains ali is fragrant and aromatic qualities SO
mild and pleasant has it been rendered that persons
of weak nerves can Use it without inconvenience
1t has the additional advantage that does not
that strong and pungent odor 80 perceptble and
offensive in close rooms.
CHARLES SCHUMANN & co.
- The above article can be found in any guam
hty at BENNETT & BEERS, Druggist, l25 Main
st., agents for the manufactured
NH 97-3nd
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T. SHUMAN, an old Philosopher, Swede by

T. SHUMAN, an old Philosopher, SWede oy
birth, takes great pleasure in offering his ser
vices to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity in
Astreogy, Physiognomy, and Signs, and gives true,
correct, and satisfactory information, having made
predictions to Napoleon in 1912, previous to his
downfall in Moscow He can be consulted iu mat
ters of Love, Marriage and of the future events of
life. Mr. s. has travelled through the greater part
Of the world during the last forty years, and all
this time has endeavored to enlarge his knowledge
BY all things he ever heard or saw. He takes plea
to the public he is willing to give the
cessary information to all who will favor him with
acall
TERMs-Ladies 25 cents; for reading the planet
in full, so CENTS Gentlemen so cents; for reading
the planet in full, 81.
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call.
Nativities calculated according to Geomancy for
ladies 50, in full So; Gentlemen SO, in full, s..
His Office is on 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets, second house from Main street. Of.
fee hours from o'clock in the morning till 10 o'clk
in the evening NH 27-2m*
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ii A = a Il h RS or FiCE,
T. MORRIS e. co.

splendid Lottery for This DRy-CapitaIs
$500, - 0G0, l2,500 300 $3.50 OF $50, 10 o.
$50, &c. IS numbers, Is drawn. Tickets SIS
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capita: 1880 &c
Drawn ms Of Susquehanna, Glass 49, May 5:
25 &c 10 20 50 65 40 g II Al 70 90 "a Al.
Quarter ticket 20 80, second capital of Sf5,-
000, sold and paid by D. Hurley, vender, Norio k
Drawn Nos Of Paapsco. Glass 40, drawn May II ::
20 81 81 5. 60 IS IS g "a Is 10 90 IS "a
Halt ticHet 10 81 50. second capital returned by
w. Il Stataam Vender
Drawn Nos of Carroll County. Class "a May Is :
q g 53 S - "a g. II 60 So 30 10 Al
M - c. W. PURCELL.
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CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
~ now in Use tor the cure of incipient ConsUmp
ton, Bronchitis Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter, ard all diseases
arising from impure blood and entC ebled state OF
the system.
Recommendations.
BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure In recommending TO public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar an excel.
lent preventative curative in the first 81 gus OF
bronchial affections, diseases of the lungs, ano
also as very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
T H WRIGHT, NJ. D.
Mrs. B. B. NORRIS Dear Madam glad to
apprise you OF the fact of my being las think en-
tirey cured OF the Asthma By your Cedar Tar |
took about two thirds of bottle, and hrd can
now expose myself TO dust, -four, wind aid damp
air, and not in the least affected By hem, hay-
ing been more or less affected by them for twenty
years When went with my mother to procure
a bottle, you know could scarcely tell you What
wanted, in consequence OF being so much afflicted
at the time. Every one who knows me well, has at
times witnessed my sufarings. | have tried every
thing | have heard OF as permanent cure, and
have mad eminent hysicians 20 tell me there was
nj certain for ne At any rate have not
had tee least symptoms for six months. and | have
had 1t generally worse in spring and summer than
at any other time | would advise all who are
asthmatical to try il, ard persevere, and | think
theJ vii! be cured. 1t this Acknowledgement viii
be of any advantage to you, am perfectly willing
you should have If, for there is no disease so dis
tres pg as a severe attack of Asthma, such as
have frequently experienced in MY w0rkroom and
elsewhere
With my best wishes for your success, I remain
yours, sc, Mrs. F. V. JOHNSON,
al ST pi vi street, Baltimore.
Baltimore, March ", 1851.
For sale ia Richmond oy
P.HORTOE KEACH, 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM BERMUDA.-We
have received by the MedCFa, at Baltimore, the
Bermuda Herald, of the Goth u!t
The mail schooner Panama, hence, arrived
at Bermuda on the 25th uIt. Il will be recol-
lected that she took the place OF the Merlin for
single trip.
The Herald, of the 29th, SAYS -
OUR CROP OF TOMATOES AND POTATOES.
Schooner Earl DundouaId left on Tuesday
last, for Philadelphia. Schr. Favorite has left,
or is about leaving, at ST. Georges for New
York. Schr. Medora, for Baltimore, sails TO-
day. Schr. Magaret Musson leaves about Sat
urdQy next for New York. These vessels are
all treighted with the produce of these Islands
Tomatoes and potatoes. We wish them sue.
cesstul voyages, aud trust their cargoes will
turn out with advantage to those who have
been engaged in the cultivation of the SOIL
Three years ago the few tomatoes that grew
wild about The country were ranked among the
weeds that encumbeled the soil-now their
cultivation for the American market affords n
profitable employment 10 considerable nor
ton of our community.
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e GOUTARD 81 CO., Paris, The
"a WONDER OF THE WORLDS FAIR
NIL The subscriber having been appointed by
sakaD Goutard s. Co, of Paris agent III this city
for the sale OF their celebrated Gold Duplex
Watches, asks the attention of the public to this
really beautiful, substantial and WONDERFUL
PIECE OF MECHANISM requiring winding only
once every twenty-one days-the most exact time
keepers Of the present day, and taking precedence
over all other Watches They are warranted for
two years. These Watches are in great demand
throughout the Continent and received the PIE
MUM at the late exhibition in London.
GOLD DETACHED LEVER WATCHES, Is
carat asses, IL holes jewelied (wsrranted to keep
time,) from so to $50; Gold Lepine Watches, Is
carat cases, holes jewelled, warranted TO keep
time, from s23 - S27; English Gold Levers and
Hunting Watches, with gold and enamelled dials
warrants d, S33 TO Sl20; Silver Levers, LepiRe and
other Watches of French, English and Swiss nan
utacture, unusually low.
A large and varied assortment OF rich and splen'
did JEWELLERY, suitable for ladies OF gentle
men OF the rarest ami most fashionable designs, at
greatly reduced prices.
Gold and Silver PENCIL CASES, with aud
without pers remarkably low, and great variety
OF other articles, at prices which cannot ;alI to
md purchasers.
s<y All orders from the country carefully at
tended to and securely packed TO 90 any distance
81 Watches aud Jewellery repaired by ex
perleneed woEkmen, and warranted.
LEWIS LYMAN,
Gg Corner Main and Governor streets, No. 1873.
ap 29-lm
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EUkEkA-Iron and Wire Railing Man.
~ miacfory, Main street, between 18th and 9th

EUkEkA-IrOn and Wire Railing Man.
~ uiacfory, Main street, between eth ana 9th,
No. 2l6, East side
The subscribers, having built new shop Ton the
site OF the old one) and made extensive additions
thereto are prepared TO furnish Iron railing, Pat.
tent Wire Railing, Verandahs, Balconies, Tree Box
es Iron settees Chairs, &C. OF all patterns and fat,
ter themselves from their long experience at the bu.
siness Craving put up not few in and about Rich
mona that they can furnish Railing at prices to
SUIT the times, varying from Use TO IS per foot
ALso-Vault and Cellar Doors, Graiings of all
dIe; ap Awning Frames, Iron Bedsteass,
al kinds OF smith work done in The best manner
and on reasonable terms
Crates, Tenders, and Summer Fronts for Grstsa
OF all styles and patterns
Hawng put up superior oven for enarnelling
lana no one WI deny the superiority OF the Gre
over all other we are prepared TO supply
urates al our own manufacture. eaue 10 arv made.
ana AZ northern prices. Call elsewhere and exa,a.
me. Inen give us cali before purchssina
~ We are determined to do ali work in the
oes' MANNER and with despatch
FRANCIS ]. BARNs,
1.o. .. LoWNEs ap l9-dlm
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AM IMPOKTANT NOTICE no
i GENTLEMENs' BOOT

az GENTLEMEAS' loot H5
u AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.-s S
- The subscriber continues 10 manufacture
Gentlemens' Boots and Shoes in the most
fashionable style, Of the best material, sad maze "
worku.en who are inferior 20 none. THIS d5par1
ment is under the care OF NJ Davis Is IoEe,
man, who has much experience as CATER, AZ :
great skill in making articles to suit tie fancy Of
the most fastidious. Those WAC may favor Us WIN
their orders may rest assured that every exesyea
will be made to please them as 10 articles aG4 a.
ALIEN HILL,
Msnutacturer of Boots, Shoes, &c, III aa1a 81 1
Richmond Va sp2F