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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
MIsclLLANEOJs.
Tine Watches and Jewelry.

"A l. have i.,sirae,.ist,l
w beautiful nsssfi.
meni ei Goods Ia out line
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
Fine Gold
Lever Watches,
fsaii-Esoad Watches

", haze good secetian af Silver h'5e5 -
Celebrated Raj rund 1iins Keeper, ro.i,us,.3 =
PEGIALLN FOR ENGINEERS CoNptD ~ y
GA Railroad--h aftire winch ~ VII warrant '"' wv
ArnL.. nnl NJ nrl-n- carLe- n.n1lnl .l1 lnlnlY.
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! 1pRIVALs AT THE PRINCIPAL HuTELs
YESTERDAY.

| AMERICAN HOTEL B B Vaughan, u
II Branch, Petersburg: w H Sleeper, Va; J
A Rsrl. Penn; ] 5 Atwood, w A Taylor, Va
c r Chambers, Roanoke; T ID Lansing T Ar
dre~s and lady, Mrs Johnson, Miss johnson
| Washington; E 8 Joynes, University; P Mar
tir, w I Joynes, s b Marks, G w Boiling
Petersburg; w M Moseley, Bucking ham; III
II Daniel, Pr Geo; 5 Keller, Dinwiddie; II
X Writ, U 5 A; Capt Remington and wife
noyer, N Y; C w Spencer. Roanoke; l. JAN
ray, Norfolk; Jos Davis, w Jones Allen. Gala;
J II Richards, Bait; P Brown N &C c
Douglass, Brunswick; C N Shepards, N c; J
TR)gers, Preston; ID Watts, lady, child and
M Lavender, White Sulpher Springs; II
Shelton, lady, 2 children, P Aislrop and K >
Morgan, NeIs,n; II ID Shuiiz. Baltimore; r
Julien, F Julien, e Becht, A Arnold and V
Gulrin, Paris; ID H Estell and lady, 5 e.
EXCHANGE HOTELS NJ Wilson, Port.mtb;
Il Myera, University; J Duncan, c; hoI
Inns, Lynchburg; G w Garrett and w n hIo'
nser, Charlottesville; Mrs Pryo child ana So .
want, Washington DR. Webb New Kent;
Bsrksdsle. Richmond; Mrs Gillian, Petersburg
w l. Smith, Amherst; r Bessley. Prpce uGo. ss'
P Jackson and lady, Newark; Davis, hIcn,h a.
Mr. and Mrs Johnson, NY; Van Wssgenea' new
ark: D P Russell, N Y; DR. PIetlow aud bTefio",
Southampton; j D Martin, Savaonan; MISS y
Pike Y; J b Young Hanrco; b tinker Lyncn'
burg: T Wins Wythvii!e; NJ Carr, 1enb; lIOy'
Lynch :; III c Tyler, Richmond; Bra4to1,
Richmond Co; Booker, Charlotte L ID; Miss Z
Brsxton Mss 3raxton, King Wi.iam; } Green
w1od Providence, 4 I; Z II Henley, Va; n Dunn,
Ghat,aneca, Tennessee; T DunnaVsnI, Virginia.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL H N Marcus, Y; Jas
Clark, Prince Edward; L Bacon, Mecklenburg; w
C Fnwlks and w ellis, Nottoway; w Hardy and
M Cbea,ham, Lunenburg; w Vaughan and J D
WaIthalI Prince Edward; w Ohphaut, Tenn; D
Neon, Prince Edward; Hancock, California; A
d Campbell, Cieek, ir, and l. Strstton, Bath; T
Johnson, University of Va; w Scott and w +
Scott, Buckins ham; w r COPELAND, Cum bertrand;
w Abney ard w Cochran, Augusta; G Mel.
son, Va; b Smoot Caroline; N Gregory and H
Hicxok, Buckingham; H Deskns. Floyd, VIM w
Bailey, Buckingham; w Hutchinson, Botetourt; +
Martin, Lee; luck. Monroe; J w S Morrison
and M Hill Va; H Padjet, Lynchburg; 8 Hover
ton, DO; R W.odson, Goochland; A Gregory
aad NJ Wright, MeckleHburg A Dickson, Orange;
II o Ambrose. Petersburg; 7 w Anderson and
d Genh PittsylVania; Holderby, N C..
CITY HOTEL -J T Bumpass, Va err; F o
Moses, Louisa; J Guinple, Phil; N Green and II
Mo d., Chesterfield; TFugues, Pr Ed; Ford
and Harris, Powhatan; VIM Burton. Henrico:
G Ganley, J; J S Matthew's, Md; X T NJ Dix,
Lancaster; VIM Blair, Washington; Worthing-
nam, Pa.myra; q Brown, lady and child N C; A
Nicholson, Ohio; G w Perry, New York,
osser and lady, Baltimore.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
FREDERICKSBURG ITEMS.

The odd Fellows Of Fredericksburg had
ccle 5ration and procession on "Wednesday
evening last. An address was delivered D,
Rev. MI. Christian, after which there was
sumptuous entertainment at the Farmers no
tel.
The quarterly statement of Spotswood W,
vision, Sons of Temperance, is puelishesa ~
the Fredericksburg papers. ltexhiots nO'
ishing condition of the order in that place.
n negro man belonging to J. b. FIes .nnoo =,
Falmouth, was drowned in the Rappanan La',i
on Tuesday evening, while engaged j" 'a''
ing seine.
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- ARTIFICIAL TEET n
GREAT AND IMPohTANi Im,
IMPROVEMENT. The undersigneo

-. NJ
have purchased the right 20 use -.
Aliens Patent Improvement In the u "a os y. "a
ing artificial teeth which 10 one oil tne sIes'es.
most impor tant Inventions ever maoe Ia 'h''
Of the Dentists art. ,,., "a
The Improvement consists In inc e'upio IL L.. VI
a metal .uperior to gold in purity. ana 10 tne com
nlete union of all the teeth by slhcious compound,
,rhh NJ the sarne time forms the most beautiful and
na,urai Looking gum and filling up all crevlces and
-. rites and and rendering itimpoes5e tor the
teeth 70 become unpleasant to the wearer ey the
accumulation of particles OF food or other substan'
COS he,upeu them No other mode OF mounting
s,;sc;aI teeth ia compa rabe to this In any respect
paraons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
NAV and not giving satisfactorily are invited to try
This invention which they can do at but little addi
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens of this
kind of work. to any peIso who will call at our
office whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT g. MAHONY Dentists,
Office, cog Main street.
We are Agents for the sale of Dr. Aliens I'm.
provement in this State; and we respectfully invite
all the Dentists of this city and elsewhere in the
State to call and examine it We are prepared to
give all necessary instructions reasonable terms.
We have tried this invention in our own piac.
tice, long enough to havs tested its merits tho.
roughly and we satisfied that it is the greatest
improvement ever effected in mechanical DENTS
try. We will give any information concerning it,
by letter otherwise.
ap 4-d6t&wiy w. e. NJ.
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HOW TO BUY A Notwithstanding
AZ Instructions for the choice rejection of
horse from his shape, appearance, action, sound
ness or defects an exposition OF the tricks fire.
quenty practised in the sale of unsound horses;
and practical directions for the improvement and
maintenance of condition, by feeding, stable-man
agement, exercise, &c. To which added, OBJ
servations on the first treatment of some injuries
and diseases to which the horse is subject, l vol
l2mo, London, 81
Also for sale, Youstt on the Horse by Skinner,
81 SO
Stable Economy, by Stewart 81
Clater on the Diseases of the Horse, by Skinner,
so cents
Stable Talk and Table Talk, or Spectacles for
Young Sportsmen, by Harry Hiewer, 75c
Youstt the Structure or Dieases of the Horse,
with notes by Spooner and account of the
Breeds in the United States, 81 25
Masons Farrier and Stud Book, by Skinner,
rs cents
The Horses Foot, by Miles, 25c
Kinds Farrier, 81
Richardson on the Horse, 25c
The Chase the Turf and the Road, by Mmrod-
new edition, Lonuon, 81 so
For sale by NASH Il WOODHOUSE,
apo Esgie Square.
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SERIOUS FAMILY ArFaar.-ihe Inns
states that an ARRAY occurred at Le~lso9rg,
va, a few days ago. between TWO lalh''les
named Callison and Shittief' during i"nIch one
of the Shhleus was shot, eno u Is supposed
.isa ahot and wounded, and young man
named, FOCUS, a frierd OF the Collisions, was
danseTously beaten. The parties are in Jail.
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The London Morning Post coniradicts the
report ,hot Lady Peel and her daughter have
become Catholics, as well as Of the expected
marriage ,of Miss Peel to Catholic nobleman.
Both ladies attended the English service on
the day before the Contradiction was made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09
MI, NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO

Nj, NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO
H9FAt FORTE -"My Heart with joy is bounding
ScAax iigh,"-:he celebrated polka song, as sung
- by Madame Sontag-35c
Tbs pleasant to be young, ballad, w Wallace
50 eta
Song Of the Graduates S Military Academy
80 cts
Song, they miss me at hcme; song dedicated to
the loved circle at home-25c
9 Little Blossom (subject from D Copperfed)
beautiful ballad, by Gloon; further supply-25c
silver Bluff: song written for Woods Minstrels
-25c
Ella Dear: song and chorus, Woods Minstrels-
&c
'Yes, It's time thy Katy now is Sleeping" COM
panion to Katy Darling, by Chss Jarvis-25c
Our Days OF Love, ballad, by S kundson-25c
The Ocean Burial-"5c
The merry day If Youth-25c
Let's sit down and talk together, baliad-25c
Heed not the idle tales, ballad-25c
The Flowers of Friendship: words by C Hof
man, sung and introduced in the opera Linda di
Chsmouni, by Augustus Braham-25c
No Hook and Ladder Quick Step, by Albert
Holland, beautifully colored-25c
l. Amiable Schottish-25c
Prairie Lilly Waltz-25c
Five pretty little Poikas for pretty little People
25c
Home Schottish introducing the beautiful melo.
dy of "Oid Folks at Home'-25c
La Serenade: Duet Tor two performers, Bertni-
37tc
Trot Gallop, by BeI'ah-35c
Atlantic Return Scottish-33c
The Lone Star Schnttish coored viguette-5Oc
Evening Star Schottish, coiored vignerte, by w
Wailace-50c
Sontag Schottsh, with handsomely colored Wig.
nette-50c
Schutert's Admired Melody, the Serenads, ar.
ranged by Beyer-37Ac
ST Louis Grand March, with variations-5Oc
Last Concert Waltz, BY E Beulanger-75c
With many other new and admired Songs,
Watzes, Polkas, &c &c, and large collection of
Music and Instruction Books for the piano
forte guitar, DC. NASH d WOODHOUSE.
Booksellers stationers and dealers in Flame Fortes
&c. on a
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1t is reported that Madame de Montijo the
mother Of the Empress OF France, is to be mar.
ried to the Prince of Hesse. II appears that
the Prince has q fortune of f12,G00 wear,
and that the Emperor proposes to settle an
equal SUN on the ladv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

Mrs. TrolIope, the busy novelist, resides at a
handsome villa in Florence, which passes IN.
der the name OF Trollopina. She is still as in.
dus,rious as ever, and has for near neighbor
CharIesl Lever-"a bluff, humorous looking
Inshman, quite in keeping with his works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

MURDER OLA PHYSICIAN DIR. 6. W. Bas'
kin, OF Mercer, Pa, vas attacked by some un'
known person on Saturday night. near ms
dwelling, and received a wound inflicted with
bosie knife, which proved fatal in a few MIN
utss. A young married man has been arrest
ed on susDicion
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III are now in receipt OF
lery, q uns and sadiery, and invite the atten.
ton OF Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina
Merchants visiting this market to the same Our
assortment for the season is very complete, and
unusually large
Mere ants W. uld do well to call and examine
the above stock OF Goods before going North az
many ware purchased before the recent great ad-
vance in aeavy Hardware.
SMITH d. ROBERTS,
NH IL No "A West Main ST.. Richmond Va
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&C BNDERTAKING.-The sub
easazL scriber begs leave to return his
thanks his numerous friends and the public at
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during the past ID years, both Cabinet Maker and
Undertaken and to inform them that he has formed
a CO partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY,
well known to the citizens of Richmond as one of
the old firm of Poore, Murray & Roper, for the ex~
elusive purpose of conducting the Undertaking
Business in all its branches. His shop il on the
East eide of Governor street, next door above tho
old stand of Roper d. Cowiing, between Main and
Franklin streets, where will always DE kept larga
assortment of ready made Collins, and where ali
orders left will meet with prompt attention.
fe l4-3m B. w. ROPER,
Next door to the old stand of Roper IL Cowng
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HARD WARk-sPRING IMPORTATION, 1858.
Ill P. T. EOORE L. co, importers and dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, No &c Main
street, are now in receipt of large and vel! Sc
lected stock Of Birmingham and Sheffield Hard.
ware, just received direct from IKE manufacturers
In England, and from the manufacturers in this
country a'compete assortment of American Goods,
Their Goods having been purchased for Cash -,
they prepared to ofer Goods as low as they
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities
They respectfully invite Merchants visiting this
city, to al examination OF their Goods
NH I0-2aWlm
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pIesOLuTI0N or Cn.PAxr.

= DISSOLUTION OF C0.PAkT.
"a NEhShIr-The copartnership hereto
NS fore existing under the style of kerssy &
Pearce, Ia this day dissolved by mutual
All unsettled business of the IN will be settled
by HA PEARCE
All indebted viii please come forward and settle
their accounts; and all having claims against the
frm, VIII please present them, as we are anxious
TO settle up the business.
April 9th, 1853. II. A. PEARCE.
NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken the
stand formerly occupied by Kersey a. Pearce, Ie-
turns his thanks for the patronage heretofore ex-
tended to the firm and hopes, by strict attention
TO business, to receive q continuance of it. Ills
stock will consist OF all kinds of Watches, Jewelry
and Clocks, which he will sell at the lowest prices
and guarantee to give satisfaction or return the
money.
Watches and all kinds of Jewelry, repaired
In the best manner, and warranted.
All In want of bargains should not fail to give me
a call before purchasing.
ap 6-l2t Fl. A. PEARCE.
GREAT FIRE IN CONNECTICUT
~ HERRING'S (WILDER'S PATEHo SALA-
MAEDER SAFES The subscriber seldom pub
fishes any of the numerous letters addressed to
him the subject of the superiority OF MS Saies,
but the following letter handed him this DAY, With
out any previous notice of the fire. is worthy OF be-
ing made known, as it speaks the language OF
property: IN TOE,
SILAs G. HERRING Deer Str: Some seven 10
ten years ago, purchased one of your Sasmander
Safes at SlI0. That Safe, the night OF the 2oth
instant was subjected to intense red heat In the
eonfagration of my three story brick block in this
place.
After the FIRE commenced, an occupant OF the
store in which the safe was, broke open the win
dow unlocked it and took out his books, but was
driven back by the flames leaving the doUr open.
Arriving at the scene just at this moment and
learning It's situation, made an unsuccessful at
tempt to get to it and lockit then offered a re-
ward of 300 to a daring fellow to go in and lock
the safe He accomplished the feat, and soon after
the floor fell with the safe into the basement. Ii
contained papers to large amount the destruction
OF which would have been as irretrievable as bank
bills The Safe was subjected TO an intense heat,
surrounded by a large amount of combustible ma
terials On removing the Safe from the fire after
1t had somewhat subsidized Qhe Safe still being red
hot) the papers were taken out ss bright new, in
the most perfect order. The wooden lining Of the
Safe was not dsgured at all, and presented no ap.
pearspce of fire. The door-plates are warped, one
wheel melted, and another partly melted off. The
lock, however, works we'll. Respectfully yours,
E WOODFORD.
A general assortment of these Safes, for sale al.
ways at 1871 Cary street. Also, the most beautiful
and splendid Marbeized Mantels, Table Tops, &C.
R MCCANDhSH, Jr, Agent for
SILAS c HERRING,
Earu
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"A potter emuls'es q potter;
One smith euvies another;
4 beggar emu!ates a beggar;
A singing man his brother"
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pLANks.-We nave In store Complete as-
sortnent of Baldings Bench and monId,ao
Planes. Also, heavy Block Planes. and varS re
row smooth do, for box makers. For sale Nv -a''
mn IL VAN LEW & TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

INTERESTING TO PRINTERs.-Compositor
earn $50 per week in Australia.
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H An old writer says that 40 perturbation is
SO frt ouens and no passion so common, as enu.a'
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pRIvATE PRACTIeE.-Dr. PLUME !

DRIVATE PRACTIEE.-Dr PLUME d
l. co. may be consulted, conidentially, for sha
treatment OF the following diseases: Erupdons,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Giandular SwsIlings. or eu-
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those COM
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention. TO snelr chemical extract OF Wild
Flowers, which may De- regarded IS the very hess
srticie known, TO give tone and vI2or TO certain
abused aud de5iilatedorgans, as well az 10 re2ovase
asystera shattered by dissipation or other causa
hedicInes securely put up, with full direeuonsr
shd sent 10 order. Poss paid letters promptly AZ
fenced 70. Once on Franklin street., below Ex.
Gaange hotel, and hrss door below Trinity ehurss.
fGcnmond, Virginia le
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raNhUTH STRANGER THAN FIC.
a. TION.-The remarkable cures that have been
effected by Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir have
given that medicine a popularity almost unpara.
Iced. The evidences are here, at home; conse
ouently the numerous certificates in possession of
the proprietress have truth their side-a very
important, and, we may say, rare consideration
In all cases of cough, cold, whooping cough and
pulmonary complaints generally, this Elixir will
prove to be OF essential benefit and can be recon-.
mended with confidence. 1t Is, likewise, most
excellent medicine for children. Manufac lured by
Mrs B DAVIS, Main street, Richmond.
For sale wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER d. MELTON. Broad ST., and CHAS
MILLSPAIIGH Drupgist Richmond ans
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HN> LIVERY .TABLE.-The subscri.
6Aoer takes th.s opportunity of returning his
taanAs 10 his customers and friends for their liberal
patronage for the last three years and hopes By re-
pewed exergions ala part 10 give satisfaction 70
merit continuance OF their isyors. My Grooms
are not surpassed by any in the city for neatness
and attention. that those who patronise me may
always expect neat turn oct. by prices are 40
they have been heretofore. Board by toe rnonth
SIS: by the day, 62h, Tor single feed, rs cents /
alb ali also keep OF hapd some singIs and doubts
buggies, and saddle hofses for hire also plea
and dock horses, and buy and sell on commission
for those who may think to entrasi such matters
TO my judgment. q L EARNEST,
Council Chamber iii,
nearly opposite Exchange Hotel
NH I3-dxwlm
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UPHOLSTERY ESTABLISHMENTS
Z F. LAUBE, on Broad, between end and 3rd
streets, informs his friends and the public, that he
keeps at all times on hand large and well selected
stock of Hair and Shuck Mattresses. He is
also prepared tc receive orders to furnish private
families and hotels with every thing in the Uphols-
terry line, at the shortest notice and OF the best
workmanship. He respectfully solicits call of all
in want an 5-dIm*
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NEW York, April 7.-UIesred, schr Jane c.
Doughty Murphy, Fredericksburg. Arrived schr
Yorktown, Weglam, Petersburg schr w w Brai.
Eard, Clark, City Point.
BOSTON, april Cleared, schr Courier, Rogers
Richmond
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Nj, MUSIC.-MRe. MURRAY, Professor
%HAy of Vocal and Instrumental Music, pupil of
XSxIS the celebrated Professors Cooke and
~ Walsh Of London, begs leave to intimate
to the Ladies of Richmond and those of its vicini-
ty, tina, she wishes, during her sojourn in Rich.
mond 10 take limited number of pupils IN the
above delightful accomplishments. The decided
success which has attended Mrs. NJ 3 system OF
teaching both abroad ard in most of the principal
cities OF the United States, her chat those
ladies who may honor her with their patronage,
will estimate the advantages of her STYLE Ell
ther in the simple ballad in the beautiful canta.
tas of Auber, Be!ini. DOnizetti. All communics.
tions left at Mr.. P. H. Taylor's Music Store, $50
Main street will be promptly attended to. Refer,
ences given if required.
mn l0-3taw M TuThS6+
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MEAL.-Hsviag gotten my mills, at Spring Hi,
III ia operation, ! am now prepared 10 fCrDish
Meal, either Bolted Unboted Of the bes. aali,v
made of best white corn on the most fayorsbia
terms Apply to letter s. LeftHich, few doors he.
low the Columbian Hotel, or 20 me az the EIovd
House. JOHN A LETTER
an 5-dts
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TOR THE LADIES.-Berege de Lanes, q
L large variety
French Chailies and Lawns
Plain and Figured Bereges
Summer Silks plain and figured
India Silk Silk Tissues, Grape de Paris
Light Coors Solid Mousls ines
Robe Bereges and Prints
Dotted and Embroidered Swiss Muslins
Pointed Cellars and Undersleeves, Muslin and
New Style Gimps and other Trimmings
Silks, Fringes and Tassells, for Mantiitas
Rich Girdlss and Tassels.
n attractive assortment OF the above goods just
opened at the Metropolitan to which we invite the
attention of the Ladies.
apo WILCOX IL BELTS.
GENERAL AGENCY.-The subscribers Of
" fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the uTrounding country az General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses, and collecting of
claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity.
TIMBERLAKE & LEWELLEN.
The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr..
l.. w. Timberlake in the General Agency and Col
ecting business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bes lowed on him, asks for
the new concern continuance of the same.
jals ALFRED LEWRLLEN.
nIkkCT IMPORTATION OF CIGARS
~ FROM "HAVAEA."-By steamer from Ha.
vana TO New York we now in receipt of
choice lot of very superior Cigars direct from Ha-
vana OF our own importation and warranted genu.
inc. This Cigar is the same we had a small lot of
few months since, and gave such great satisfac.
ton that We can confidently recommend them to
all who enjoy rich and highly favored Havana
Call and try them at
NH 80 BENNETT L BEERS Druggists.
NEW ARTICLE OF SAFETY FLUID
~ LAMP-WARRANTED NOT IT, EXPLODE.
The subscriber has recently gotten up Lamp to
burn Fluid. which he warrants will not explode,
and is entirely free from danger, only to be had OF
him He mas also the safety fluid lamp, which is
made ordinarily at the factory, and any calling
can see The difference. Call and see them tried.
NH 81 J. d b. EVANS.
IANiEs RIVER CEMENT.-lhis very
y peror and justly celebrated Cement, which has
been used by tie James River and Kanawha Com
pany, "a specimen OF which can be seen al the com
panys tide-waier counection,) by the Rivanna Ma
vigstion Company, by the North River Navigation
Company, by the Richmond City Gas Works and
by various other persons and companies, and now
being used by Col G. Crozet, chief engineer of the
Blue Ridge railroad, Tor arching the tunnels, (sate
work. and Is pronounced equal, Ii nor superior to
Say Cement manufactured In the United States-is
now offered for sale, put up in new aad tight bar
rels well prepared and secured in good order,
every barrel warranted. Apply to
CaAS. ID. LOCKER, Manufactured.
Balcony Falls, Va.
Or to ROBERT RANKIN, Agent.
NH 23-Im Richmond, Va.
RRlM HEEaN. m y ~ n = DIP.
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gNO THE CITY DRY GOODS TRADE.
Il We call especial attention to our large and
extensive stock Of Hosiery, imported by US direct
from the largest and best manufacturers in Ger.
many, which will be sold as low as any impor-
ter in this country. GIETER s. ALVEY,
NH % No 10 Pearl street.