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Univsrsisy 81 Marylasa.
THE forty sin,b b~gn nsssdsy, Occss
i 10, 1873, and end the iss of March, 1854
fncipIes and Practice NJ ssrgey asd Catoa Gsrsksds
X. Smith, ~. ID.
Chemistry and rhsrmacy-wm y. A. Aksa, n. D.
Principles
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Anatomy and Phvstcaoxy- Rob~y, Al. u.
Oestsuics-Rchard n. Thomas, ~. D.
Massa Msdca, Therapeutics, rsshossytecss W. nlep
berger, MD.
Practical AnAomy berwick Saith, NJ. D.
ices for tho null course 4oo dcmonsssv se eie stcaIa
ton, - graduation, $40.
ror purposes clinical the scsy
the BALTIMORE fsArmsy, IN ss1s tssnn
Unversty attended ~
and auicuascs OF The school tbrogss The
without fec.
Apaomca material ckssp gryeasss o ivir
In Baltimore ~ Ie~ ssy Atlantic c1y
wA. =. A. AIKEH, II. D.,
Ans VI 2zwff5thOct n~sn.
ION RkNrThss rwossny bstck hsuss cHuonbaae
and the novtheass
and 1h adjoining The
ccrssors cis.ern ws'es fru sspss, No. ness es
s0 ri
For further p.r,,esars isqurr AZ Hon. KsaAsi
tnsy room No 7, 10 sewisrs budas, n se
Seventh
Juiy 3-TrhR1
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sTABLER'S ANODYNR CHERRY ~
PECTHRANT

@t IS confidently recommended IA
Sst< invalids as UNSURPASSED by anv
SN known preparation, for the curs ~
LN I COUGHS, HOARSENESs, and o,S.
&N<se Ter forms Of Common Colds, BRON.
81 CHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP. CON.
SUMPTION in an Early Stage, and for the relief OF
the Patient even in advanced Stages of that Fatal
Disease. -
esteemed value with others OF more recent discovery
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities, acts
through the skin gently and with great efficacy for the
Z nnmber of the most respectable Physicians, to
whom we communicated knowledge OF the constitu-
ents of these Medicines have been pleased to favor
thai thev are the best remedies they have ever been
acquainted with for the cure OF the diseases of which
the ware recommended. ,x.unx~x
One fthe most of the faculty In this City,
and long celebrated for his successful practice.
GENTLEMEN-I have carefully examined the COM
ponent parts of your Diarhea Cordial as web as your
hnodyne Cherry Expectorant, and find them both
valuable compounds the doses are safe and consistent
mend them, B. MARTIN, M. D.
The subscribers Apothecaries and Pharmaceutists in
the CITY of Baltimore, satisfied that the prepars-
tions known STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY~Ex
PEcToRANT and STABLER DIARRHEA CORDIAL, are
medicines of great value and very efficient tor the
et and cure of the diseases for which they are recon-
mended; they bear the evidence OF skill and care IN
their preparation and style of putting up and we take
pleasure in recommending them to our customers
G. A. Moore, Israel J. Grahame Jos. Roberts, II. ii
Grahame, Francis Z. Scott, henry Lowe, Jenn
NJ Larogue, S. K Fleming, j. w. Barry Co, Jos b.
Stansbufy, MCPHERSON Marshall, Edward c. Gpin,
L Phillips, A. W. Hughes, 6. w. Johnston.
sfabler's Diarrh9a Cordial!
Isa pleasant Mixture, compounded In agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy OF theraputlc agents. long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in
ring DIARRHEA and similar affections of the system
In its action it ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
action of the LIVER thus removing the cause at the
time that it cures the disease
Opinion of Doct JOHN ADDISON, Physician to the Bal
timore Southern Dispensary.
Having made trial of your Diarrhea Cordial and be
ing acquainted with the ingredients of which it i:
composed, it gives much pleasure in adding my tes
timony that of others in favor of its extraordinary
efficacy in the cure of Diarrhoa and Summer Com
plant in children and adults.
With much respect, &C.,
JOHN ADDISON, M. D
For sale by Druggistsgenerally. Purcell, Ladd Co.
Richmond. Agenta Oc Oc2l-laWd WIN
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SEA BATHING.-AftOn house. near
y Hampton, Va.-This delightful Summer re-
treat will reopened for the reception OF visitors
on the ist June. 1t is pleasantly situated on Hamp-
ton river, Immediately opposite the town.
Being only two miles from Old Point, it will at
ford persons pleasant drive who may wish to visit
that place. The grounds are extensive and well
shaded. The house is new, with large and airy
rooms
The etable will be supplied with all the decaces
of the season. Persons stopping at this place Will
ditioual quiet of "Afton."
Boats and fishing tackle always in readiness.
The subscriber will spare neither pains nor ex-
pense to plesse all who may favor him with their
company. Conveyances will be In attendance on
the arrival OF the Boats at Old Point and Hampton.
Visitors conveyed to and from the Hampton boat
free of charge. No chargefor bathing
Board per day----..---.----.S 20
Board per week. 10 90
Board per month copper day
my 23-2awtl0.h Ju JOHN TABB.
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MuRpER.-it Salmon Falls, N. H., on the
night of the IL, Lewis Maxwell, stable Keep
er, was murdred, and a young man named
PRAY badly sabbed, by two men named Wa.
ter, and optScannel. The two former were
found secretd in an attic, and the police were
on the trackof Scanned at last accounts. The
difficulty originated through an insult offered
NV the two Waters aud Scarnel TO q female.
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QUEER PRAYER.-The Syracuse Star re.
lates the fol owing:-ln the State of Ohio,
there resided q family, consisting of an old
man, by the name of Beaver, and his three
sons all of them very hard ''pets," who had
always laughed to scorn the advice and en-
treaties of pious though very eccentric min
lister who resided ia the same town. 1t hap
pened that one Of the boys was bitten by rat
tlesnake, and was expected to die, when the
minister was sent for in great haste. On his
arrival he found the young man very penitent
and anxious to be prayed with. The minis
ter, calling in the family, kneeled down and
prayed in this wise:-"O Lord, we thank thee
for rattlesnakes; we thank thee because rat.
tlesnake has Bit Jim 4; we pray thee TO send a
ra,,lesnake to bite John; send one TO bite Sam;
send one to bite Bill and oh Lord, send the
biggest kind ofa rattlesnake TO bite the old
man, for nothing but rattlesnakes will ever
bring the Beaver family to repentance!"
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SrSsuI.AI SUICIDE-A woman named
Fish put aHnd TO her existence IN Columbus
on the 3Oth IT,, by plunging into the river
This is the fst instance on record OF hsh be-
ing drowne.
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Misunderstanding of bores, we can
scarcely imagine one capable Of infcting more
twisting misery than an intolerabIe whistler.
A dulcetp p fife we can stand, when the nation
is EARNED and equipped" &C., on training day,
and the drum, with its fang, fang, fang, serves
TO drown its screams; but 10 listen to a poor
air badly murdered by poorer puck. r, we pre-.
fer death in some easier, if not quicker way.
We always think of the French stage-driver,
who being annoyed by such bore, suddenly
turned upon him with, "my frien', vat for you
all time visles? yeu loss your dog, eh? The
whistle was plugged.
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A Lovers Lament.
A BELLE and Beau did walking GO
"A In love they both were pining
The Sun, its beams on them did shine,
And the hoar comes soon for dining.
Love never tires or complains;
True love, it's hard to match;
So set us down on yoDder stie
While read you the Dispatch.
by Ellen, dear, I'll this you read
For this know you care
BARTHOLOMEW offers to the world
AL lame Watches to repeir!l
Where does he liver On Governor street!
Next door to John S Clarke
And opposite to the Dispatch
And ow for home we start
w J BARTROLO LOMEW,
Watch Maker and Jeweler, Governor 81.
my "a
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REPORT CoNFIRMED.-The Charleston pa
pers confirm the statement of the saving of the
passengers from the lost ship William aad Ma
nv. The number rescued was 164, who were
taken from the wreck by the schooner "Ora.
cle." They are at Nassau, N. P, in a very
destitute condition.
A later account says that majority of the
passengers were taken into Nassau, and were
kindly cared for by committee of ladies OF
that place, who furnished them with food and
clothing. Collections were also taken up in
all the churches in aid the unfortunate pas.
sengers.
The Nassau Guardian says:
Two of the sailors, VIM. Ward and Sam.
uel ID. Harris, refused to abandon the ship
with Captain Stinson and the rest Of the
crew. After the captain left, the two sailors,
discerning land eight miles ahead, slipped the
chain cable and endeavored to get the ship un-
der way, but were unsuccessful, as the pas
sepgers were unable 10 assist them, though
they continued to work the pumps. The
ship, after the cable was slipped, drifted to the
N. East duri,g the evening the two sailors
busted themselves in constructing RATS, to be
launched on the following morning, when for.
tuna,ely, the vrecking schooner, Oracle, Capt.
Sands, hove il sight, and soon rescued the pas.
sengers, the snip going down just as the last
passenger Jumped from the deck. Had not
ihe Captain and crew deserted the ship, il is
the conviction of the seamen referred to, that
the ship might have been run ashore. The
Guardian sals that Capt. Sands deserves the
warm appreciation of the humane, and gene.
erous reward from the British and American
Governments
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WASHINGTON GossIP.-"Ion," the CORES.
pondent of the Baltimore Sun, writes from
Washington that new pa per is to be estab.
lished there as a representative of the princi.
pies ard views of the national democracy
Beverly Tucker, it is said, is to have the editos
rial control of the Taper.
The removals in the public Offices go on
slowly, but surely. There are four hundred
more removals to take place before the first oil
July, thus affording to large number an op.
portuntv to combine for the celebration of ma.
tonal, together with that of personal indepen-
dence.
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ST0CK OF MILLINERY, Nc.-CIosing
~, ~ ont mt 22o Broad ST., shockoe HILL.
be sold of at very reduced prices and many artcIes
at ana below cost) such as Silk, Grape, Neapo,an
mings. aAN Ai'1A'
Also, Worked Collars, Capes, Habit Skirts, Embd
Musiins, Bereges Infants Frocks and Waists Lace.
Edgings, Insertings, Gimps, Fringes, Buttons
Gloves, Hosiery, &c. A''
N. B. The Store and House is for rent: possession
can be given from the lst July. Enquire of
WIN JSWORDS,
Je 3-ot for the Trusfee
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ID AND RICH.-The Lustrsl Hair Tonic by BEN
NETT d BEERS, from the original Paris Recipe
is universally acknowledged the most elegant toilet
article for the hair ever used 1t prevents it from
falling out turning grey, removes all dandruff and
beautfes restores and preserves the hair, making
it dark, soft, smooth and rich. Price only 25 and
so cents a bottle-it is cheaper than the cheapest
and better than the best single bottle will prove
its efficacy. je2
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THE TkINER CASE REvIvEp.-The coun.
sci for Chaes Trainer, the colored man, has
obtained writ of injunction, restraining
Mrs. RossPorter from taking the Trainer
child out il the State OF New York. The
writ is rennable before Judge Barculo, of the
Supreme ouri, on the 7th inst.
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CPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
d EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBlNS, DARRA.
COTT g. CO, IRON FRONT BUILDING, Ne 10l
BROAD sTREET-By the ship Winheli Scott
from Liverpool we are receiving our Spring sup
ply of China and Esrthen Ware. The Packets
from New York and Boston are bringing us new
supplies of the various kinds of Glass Ware, Look
ing.gissses and great variety of Fancy Goods,
making our stock far superior TO wisat II has here
tofore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respect
fully requested to call and examine our stock be
fore purchasing. NH ~
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FIRE.-be furniture establishment of Russ
sci and Baer, at Dedham, Mass, was burnt
on the Isl. Loss $l7, 600.
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ie 3-6t

EILES, EDGE TOOLS AND PLANE
MANUFACTORY, 800 Broad street, Rich
mond II MOORE begs respectfully to announce
to Carpenters, joiners, Cabinet Makers Coach
Makers, Miwrights, Turner's and Mechanics, and
the nhabtants generally of Richm9 md and its vici.
nifty, that he has commenced business at the above
establishment and trusts that by strict attention to
all orders with which he may be favored, and sup
plying articles of superior quality only, combined
with moderate charges, to receive share of their
support
B-ssws and all kinds of Tools repaired
ie 3-dlm
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FIREs.-'he houses of Col. F. G. Wilkins
and Mrs. Williams, in Columbus, Georgia,
were destroed by FIRE on the night Of the 28th
ult.
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J.H cOGHILL VIM coGHILL Al CCGHILL.
j. H. COGKILL s. co,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions and
Commission Merchants, Pire.Proof Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco, California.
Refers to Mr. James Thomas Jr, Richmond, Vs.
Messrs Purcell, Ladd & Co. Richmond Messrs
Barline, Mcker & Co, and MIR J S Eastman, Bal
timore; c Meigs, Esq, Cashier American Ex
change Bank, New York; Messrs Ross, Falconer
164 Pearl Street, New York; Messrs Page, Bacon
& Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly C Sanders
Esq, late Collector of Customs, San Francisco.
10 Am
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PRICE ONE CENT

EsrERrRIsE.-We have heard of ne,,cr.
going TO California with wheelbsrrow sns
hand carts. but yesterday saw something me-
in the shape of small. stout wager, besr;nr
about 400 weight, TO -hich two dogs were ha..
messed. The proprietor of the dog team was
from "down East" and bound for the land of
gold. lie expects to perform the whole jonr-
ney with his dogs, and to be able to reach Ma.
but Yankee would have dreamed of this ex.
pedlent for transit across the PIains7 The
leiiow says "if his dogs gin out he'll have q
:a'amount and wolf broke into the traces
IN naJ'ffy."-Saadusky Register.
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a w. OSBORN, the we'll known Daguer.
EAs rean Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
great peasurei in announcing to his friends and the
public, that he has been TO great expense and
trouble to procure an instrument superior TO any
eoer before knoaoa. Mr OSBORN will guarantee
better hkenesses of children than have ever been
taken In Richmond, and in oneh half the time any
other Artist req quires. This instrument was man.
ufactured by one of the best makers in this coun
try, expressly for my use. Come one, come ALL
and bring your little ones. OSBORN'S
apt Sign of the Flags eff all Nations
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DOCKET BOOK LOsT.-Lost on 9Th street,
Il between Broad and Franklin, Pocket Book
containing a negotiable note drawn by David Ander.
son. Jr., for Sll2 So one for $3.50 drawn by r
Madison and endorsed By P Heckett at 80 days,
and promisory note for SIT so drawn by Robert
Gentry, and $65 in money-one fifty dollar note,
one ten and one FIVE, and some other papers. ANY
person finding the above will eliberally rewarded
by leaving il ut the Dispatch Office je2
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A MOTHER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

A MOTHER CERTlFICATE.-RIc
"A May, ie53.-Mrs A. B. DAWS-Respected
Madam: 1t is with pleasure present you with my
testimony In behalf OF your "COUGH ELlAlR.-
l have used IL in my family over 25 years-uany
years before you msde sale of it-and have found
1t every thing you represent IL to be- With myself,
In cold and cough, 1t acts like a charm. | am
never without some ofit near me- and, by timely
use of il, have doubt il has saved me many doc.
tors fees and although don't believe it the In
fa'ioe cure of every body and all diseases, ] know
personally OF Its good effects with a great many
other than my own family, and cheerfully recon
mend II to the public. WIN. McCRERY.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by BENNETT
BEERS. A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAs. D.
YALE, and Mrs. a. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad at, and CHAS.
MILLsPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond. my 80
Il MCDONALD, Successor to Mel onaId
~, NLyons, Regalia md Banner Manu-
facturers, will continue the business at the old
stand, where he will be pleased to FL all orders that
may be entrusted to him
Lodges, Divisions and Encampments fitted out at
short notice.
HAVING given up the kegsia business, cheer.
fully recommend to my brethren of the various
Orders my successor and late partner, E McDO-
NALD, and hope they viii extend to him the pat
ronage heretofore extended to the late firm.
my l9-3m A LYONS
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81. announced that Madame Sontag will re-
AZ A 70 private life after the complexion of her
me ner arrival in the United States, and dur.
,hg tne same time distributed Sc, 600 iu private
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NoRFoLK.-In the Superior Court at Nor.
folk on Wednesday last, Charles Brown was
sentenced to the penitentiary for three wears,
for kidnapping and attempting to sell free
negro as a slave. r. Searies, for cutting and
wounding Albert Beale, was acquitted.
The Secretary of the Navy arrived in Nor.
folk on Thursday.
Alexander M. Cunningham, senior, an old
citizen ofNorfolk, died on Wednesday.
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UARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND
w WATERPROOF COMPOSITION ROOFS
have within the last ten years been applied to twen
tyhye thousand buildings In the United States and
Canada, and are universally recommended as pos
sessing the following qualities in greater degree
than any other roofing material known viz cheap
nes. of construction, durability and perfect pro-
lection against fre and water
Buildings rooted with this article are insured at
the sames rates OF premium as those rooted with
metal or slate.
Richmond References-Messrs VIM Barrett Jno
Watefhouse, John Dooley Smith Harwood.
C.M. WARREN & CO.. :
Omces corner North and Baltimore street, Bati.
more; and at Smith s. Harwoods, s5 Main street,
Richmond. my l2-2aw4m
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Ofnce of the j. r.. 81 X. Co,

LvOR the purpose of reapairing the Locks and
Il Aqueducts between Richmond and Lynchburg,
the navigation of the Canal will be suspended as
follows: q
1. At Lock No 3, for four days. commencing on
the 20th June.
2. At Locks Nos. and for six days, from the
24th June.
3. At Lock No II. and at Rockfsh Aqueduct, for
four weeks, commencing on the Goth June.
4. After the repairs of the above mentioned
Locks and Aqueduct navigation will rem in open
throueho the line for ten days.
). Between Joshua Falls Pond, and Lock No. SO,
the navigation will be again interrupted for ten or
fifteen days, commencing on the ist August
The water will be kept in all The Levels, SO to
enable The packet boats to continue their regular
trips without interruption during the progress OF
repairs.
By order of the Board of Directors.
VIM. P. MUNFORD,
nv 16-1aw6w Secretary.
97HEsAPkAKk Il uALL, Hampton, va.
o-This delightful "RETREAT" will be open for
the.recepton OF visitors on Wednesday, June lst,
when the Proprietor will be pleased TO see his
friends, and pledges himself to make every effort
to render their stey with him pleasant and agreea
BILE.
His TABLE will be supplied with the delicacies
of the seaboard hog fish, turtle &c.
EY= Boats and fishing tackle in readiness for Wis
itors.
Board per day. IS
week -lu w
Hontu.----.-------. w per oay.
- Children under 12 years OF age and servants
half price No charge to guests for bathing.
nv I6--Iawtl5Ju X. G. BANKS.
IENO XANDER .. BROWN,
Patrick w. Brown, Chas. l.. Brown,
George l.. Brown. Thomas Brown, Anna
Il George and John +. George, TrGst,e
of Anna Is. George.-Please take notice, tn
on the 18th day of June, A. D., 1853, we shall apply
to the Circuit Court of the City Of Richmond in the
State of Virginia, in a certain suit in Ctancery
pending in the said Cour. and known as "BroUns
Executors VS.. BurtcRs Administrators and Others"
in which Alexander 5. Brown and Patrick w.
Brown, Executors Of James Brown, deceased, are
compainants, and ourselves and others are defend.
ants to appoint receiver of the real estate of the
said James Brown, deceased, and of the rents and
profits OF the said real estate
JOHN BURTON.
JAMES HEATH,
Ex'or Of Rober. Burton, (the Younger deceased,
nv l2-1aw4w
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DR.. JONES, late of New York,
QoImerly of London) has the honor

has associated himself with DR. Addington in the
practice OF Dentis'ry-taking the entire charge of
the mechanical department
Dr. JONES presents himself as an operator with.
out superior on either side OF the Atlantic He
oings witc him fifteen years experience in all the
difficulties of Dentistry (some of those wears nay
ing osen spent in Hospital prsctice) all the Euro.
pean improvements, together with those of any
worth lately introduced at the North
atients whose cases have been failures, and those
whose cases have been deemed impr ac,icable, are
je 2-7t*
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COACH LACE $ Having purchased of
~ Messrs Flynn, Enrich d Murrill, their stock
of Laces Trim mings, &c, in tois city, we offer
them TO merchants and manufacturers at the prices
sold by them Our stock is now very complete,
and consists in part OF
great variety ofCoach Laces
Scanning and FASTING Laces TO match
Rug Fringe, Tufts, glass frame Tassels
Coach Tassels Centre Pieces
Linen and silk Fringe, Lines, &c
We have also made arrangements with Messrs
Flynn, Enrich d Murrill, TO keep US supplied with
such trimmings as they manufacture, which we
shall sell at their prices
We likewise ask attention TO our large stock of
Coach Hardware, &C, which consists in part OF
Bright and black Elliptic Springs, two to nine
plates
Iron Axles, one TO three inch, with nuts and pins
Patent Screw, half Patent snd Taper Axles
Mowry's case hardened Taper and Patent Axles
Brass plated and msleable Bands
Maleable Castings, Carfisge and Tire Bolts
Brass and plated Coach Handles
Coach Hinges, Knobs, Curtain frames and Locks
Elm Hubs; hickory, oak and ash Feiloes
Hickory and oak Spokes Shafts aud Bows
Patent Leather, Ensmeed Cloth, and Oil Car
peting
Also, good assortment Of Brass, Plated and ia
pan Harness Mounting; thafness makers and sad.
Ier's Tools.
All of which we will sell low for cash or to
puuctual custc mers VAN LEW e. TAYLOR,
my 25-d&c 19 Main street.
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A. Is. LUCK.
GOVERNOR STREET.
Stocks bought and ssld on Commission The
highest price paid tor Land Warrants.
Gold and silver Wanted.
RF Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lot
teries under the management OF K France e. Co,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative to the business of K. France d. Co, ad
dressed to them at Richmond. will meet with
prompt attention.
mp g. b. LUCK.
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY in sets of29, 81
Il and 81 pecss in dozens an Knives onlyi com
plete assortment On hand which we otter ct reduced
prices. CT SINTON CO,
jy2 Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main st.