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IoAksiGHT AND DISrNrEREsrxDNEss-It l. stat
ea 'nat sosn after the Cincinnati, Wilmington, and
Aanesviiie railroad was commenced, the company
ausnofized It's president, Mr. r. Corwin, to proceed
Ias. ana purchase iron for twenty miles Of the
work, and no more. He did so. and found the nrir,
of the iron 90 low that he bouoht ON his ovn -
sponsion'y. sumcient for seventy miles more, and
oeiore Ine tlme mad expred for the delivery Of thu
same the price had advanced upon railroad iron
at such rate tn at the amount he bought privately
would realize him 100000 Rather a handsome
fortune. Mr.. corwin, however, recently handed
over his whole contract to the company thus sacri
fciug $500, 900 for the benefit OF the road al
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Ash TERMS or ADVERTISING.
THE MrmrHrs D.srarcr.-The Msn-.,- :,

THE MEMPHIS DisTzrcr.-The MemDhix W.T.
states that Mr.. Yerger win not contest Nj. ss.nr.
toms election Mr. stauntonis majority wa. fvo
votes; but two votes which had been given to Mr..
ferger, were by the judges put ON the back Of the
poll. 1t was alledged that these two votes ought
not TO have been disposed; but that fhey belonged
to Mr. Yerger. and it was proposed to Mr.. staunton
that as they would have prevented his election, Ii
was but fair that the should be run again
ms Mr. staunton declined. The Judges certified
tne TACT with regard to the two votes to the Cover
nor; Dut y supposed he can take no action on the
SUBJECT and Mr.. staunton viii therefore, take his
seat
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SPIRIT RAPPERS-
~ Oh have you not heard the news from the South,
It's not for the eyes, the nose. or the mouth;
The truth it will out, and shall while Pm able,
Of sounds that keep knocking on common pine
table.
Six young men, all seated each with request
To know each their fortune, and whose the best;
One ask'd if lady, who, with love he did burn,
But the table would not knock and it gave him
turn.
All silence and attention, he look'd at the door,
When the table rolling and turl'd on the floor;
All look d with dsmay, for indeed Pm not joking,
Or on the poor Rappers, my fun IN not poking.
One thing that ask'd them, at that did stare,
That my Watch it should stop who could it repair;
Opposite the Dispatch, with its posts painted blue,
You'd find the best place, at BAR-THO-LOAiEW'S
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker &C.,
aul1 Opposite the Dispatch Office.
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WATCHES AND JEwBr.RY
,OOk AT THISl-GOID WAT7s,uTE

oOk AT THISl-GOLD WATCHES
- AND DOUBIE-BARREL GUNS srNny :,
bnHkEL, "a Guns, PISTOLS AND PISTOL IA r:- s.
Al HENRY HfAlAN'S, No. 96 MAIN STREITs,
Asp pikscF IMPORTER OF GuNs-Havns iusf - :
cetvsd from Europe my complete assortment e e
CAPS, Powder FLASks, Shot POUCHES sns faai .ssoi
WATCHES, viii bind myself to sell to connsra nea
merchants, Wholesale, and to those whn purchase ~
tail as cheap II not cheaper, than any other str T.
the United States Please call and examine NV stal
OF Goods and prices before going North or mr..
chasing elsewhere ~ - = put-
N. B.--Just received from England, few mora os
those latest patent Double-barreI GUNS which haya
given such general satisfaction Don't forget thar
is at HENRY HYMAN'S, No. 96 Main st.s =
Direct Importer of Gold Watches and Guns, &c.
an 50
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SHOT HrasELF.-The Nashville (Tenn) Gazette
Of the s4th says that man named George hsser
went on the 3D. to the house Of one Bassby IN
Edgedeld and while in the house got into quarrel
with the proprietor, and was ordered cuf, Dut NOT
starting, Bagsby went for his gun. Meanwhile ha'
ger undertook to draw pistol from his pocket ou1
in so doing, it went of, lodging brace Of balls in
his own thiyh. The wound Is a very dangerous
Hua 5
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ese articles which are here to ba hor,b !,
would not even equal 1t but it is in \ fore; a.,
city, and that circumstance gives II 8 charm
which is very dear to the husbands and fath.
ers who venture therein with their wives and
daughters. We being compelled TO pass Snn.
day in the Hague, attended the English Chan
el, where we heard good sermon: amer
church had an excellent opportunity of wit.
Messing the parade ofa Dutch regiment: fhev
were fine looking, but they formed line
which Adjutant Harrison would have pro.
nounced anything but straight. After dinner
we took drive to Scheveningen, which is
situated about three miles from town, on the
shore of the North Sea- The road leading to
1t is through an avenue of noble old trees,
which make beautiful ride. 1t being Sum-
day, all the working classes were out in their
Desf attire; the women, especially, attracted
attentlon-they have a peculiar head dress,
consisting of a brass band, resembling he'll
met, with the top part knocked of, cap,
ciose hitting, covering it, while from the tenn
pes projected an ornamenk resembling the
arucles which are ased to support window
curtains - when they aredrawn, and performed
le same service for the caps. Scheveningen
- watering place, and resorted to by the
seatry OF Holland for the purpose of bathing
ana sea air. OF itself, it is not interesting
Deng, nke all fishing villages, very dirty and
.ha .hshinng hnag strongly of fish. The portion where
-. ua.nrng establishments are. ia. however
auise u,1erent-a fine Hotel, or Pavilion las
.Las ~ - eaneal affords every comfort and Injury
snas one could wish, whilst a band of music
leSaies the ears every evening. Tho hatb;na
~ nluss pe very hne for those who are fond e
,ne SUR, which dashes up here in Grand st,,a
IL was SO cold that very few persons rvora ~
dulging In the luxury of bath when vvs ,vara ,n
present moreover, very high wind MO
vented the ladies from walking on tha hapaab pab
so lost the opportunity of seeiny how rn,,at,
beauty the fair sex of Holland possess TT,a
next day we left for msterdam-stonnod io .
few hours at Harlem to hear the Great rGra.r q
IN the Church, or Cathedral of St. Bassorn l va
1t is said to be one of the largest organs in
the world-the number of pipes is 5000. the
number of stops, 60; for FIVE dollars we had
the great pleasure of listening to it for an
hour. The judges of the party said it was
well worth it, and of course it was: the or
ganist thought we were English, and favored
us with =" God save the Queen" in a most
| beautiful style. The country between Hague
and Amsterdam is pretty much the same as
have already described, only there was much
more water. We arrived in Amsterdam in
time for an early dinner, after which we sailed
out to see the town. 1t is curious and re-
markable city; the houses are all built on piles.
| and in consequence of their unstable founda-
tion, are inclined to all points of the compass,
| locking as ifthey had been drinking too mucl,
| OF the ardent, and had become very boozv in
consequence. But Amsterdam merits more
attention than my time win allow-so for a
| short time, adieu.
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| GREAT BARGAINS CAN BE Oh

~ TANNED EITHER AT WHOLESALE OR
RETAIL, IN WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FAM
CY GOODS, AT ELIAS HALE'S NO. los MAIN
STREET.-On hand and receiving almost daily, by
Steamer and Express, large assormea at of Gold and
Silver Watches from the most celebrated manufactu
rers of every variety and kind warranted perform
well; Gold Fob Breast and Guard Chains: Gold Ear
and Finger Rings, great variety styles and pat
terms; Bracelets, Breast Pins, Pens and Pencils,
Thinbles, Keys, &c. Also, large assortment of low
priced Jewelry suitable for the country trade. The
assortment of Gold and Plated Jewelry ia more ex-
tens;ve than at store in the country, comprising
stock from upwards of thirty different manufacturers
and for sale at their prices Silver Ware, large
sortment. Also, Plated Ware, consisting of Tea Sets
Mustard Pets Salt Cups, Spoons Forks Ladies', Sugar
Tongs, &c. Also, large assortment of Hair, Cloth,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Fancy Boxes, Soaps, Oils,
Cologne, Knives, Scissors Razors, Combs, Buttons,
Pins, Needles and Thread with an extensive assort
ment of small wares in the line, too numerous to
mention, for sale in quantities to suit purchasers
low be bought in any of the northern cities,
from the manufacturers direct.
ELIAS HALE, -,
Importer and Manufacturers' Agent,
my 2t-ts los Main street.
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Mr. Peabody. editor ofshe Soil Of the South, naea-
tions new kind Of ofwaterneloa, which he calls the
ora,,a,. xaserraelou and pronounces 4 very sing
,,.r heautifal and excellent melon. By cutting
in, te rind, a you peel orange, the entire skin
,,sa,. a. leaving the whole pulp unbroken, which
sh care, may be divided into quarters Just asyoa
divid, an oranse.
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STasBING AND suIcrDE.-A colored man named
Hamilton, belonging to Dr. Hughes, Of Newben,
but employed in Mr.. Van Bokkeln's turpentine dis
tiiery at Wilmington, stabbed another negro on
Sunday. Infear of being punished he jumped iiso
the Cape Fear river and was drowned The boy
who was stabbed, was go little injured that he at
tended the funeral of the drowned mani
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FORTUNE WArrrNG.-A large legacy has been
left the heirs of Thomas Gay, by friends deceased
in England. Thomas Gay married in Virginia, and
died, leaving an only daughter whose children are
supposed to reside in Virginia or Kentucky, and
these are the parties wanted. Mr. John Livingston,
Isl, Broadway, NJ T., Is the person who has the
matter in hand
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TuNNELING THE OHo.-The Louisville papers
are discussing very grand scheme: that of tunnel
ling the Ohio for the purpose of forming railroad
connection between the Kentucky and Ohio shores
The idea is to have cast iron cylinder Is feet in di
arlaeter ina1oddc ri,e tho falls. lis cost
is estimated at $3.50, $50. This is an enterprise
doubtful in every way. Doubtful of accomplish
nent, and doubtful as to the advantages it would
confer. The descent each side to the bed of the
tunnel, would be an everlasting drawback to its use
fulness.
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NAsHrrLlE, TEss.-we are glad to learn from
the Daily News that the various street improve.
ments, the erection Of srss class stores dwellings
and rnanufacturins establishments and the ex'en-
ssn of water and sas privileges, all attest an unex.
ampled nrosnerity. The Nashville aud chatsanoo-
"a Ra;,raas /. making Nashville in truth growing
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IHE ACAPULCO RoUrE.-The New Orleans Pic.
ayune OF Thursday, has dispatches by Express
over Ramsey's California route in twenty 1--WE
days. Mr. R. expects to accomplish it in sixteen
dar :.
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EDUCATION.
ENELISH ANDGLASSICAL SGHOOL

ENGLlSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IL BY J. Il. BUDWELL-The subscriber would
respectfully inform the citizens of Richmond and It's
vicinity that he will on the 18th of September next,
open an English and Classical SCHOOL for BOYS,
in the building erected by the Rev. NJ l.. Bckford for
his Young Ladies' institute,h Feushce street, be-
tween Grace and sad streets. Particular attention
will be given to the mental and moral training of oil
pupils committed to his care. Modern Languages
viii be taught by competent Professor.
TERMS.
Common English Branches. hes......................SS SS
Classics and Mathematics. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Modern Languages, h......,...,.............. 20
No deduction for loss of time, except on account of
protracted Illness.
Persons wishing TO enter scholars viii please
qaire at Mrs Raglsnd's corner of Grace and Adams
streets. ]. Is. BUDWELL.
From Dr. Harrison, Chairman OF the Faculty, Uni
versity of Virginia;
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
August IL, 1858.
Mr., J. p. Baiwell has attended my lectures we'll
nigh two sessions and has. in my Judgment such
paeity and attanments as should make him success
fui teacher His excellent moral character and up
right department will gain him the confidence Of all
those who shall come to know him.
GESSNER HARRISON.
Refer farther to Rev. w. II. McGuifey, ID. ID. and
Ill. D., Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of
Virginia; NJ. Schele De Vere LII. D., Professor OF
Modern Languages; do; Professor William b. Rogers;
Rev. J. S. Bacon, d D. President of Columbian Col
lege, ID. c.; Rev. Ro Ryland A. NJ, President of
Richmond Collie ge; Rev r. 3. C. Howell, ID. d Rev
J. b. Jeter D. D., Rev. b. Taylor w. Sands, Esq,
Editor Relg gious Herald.
For farther particulars, see circular. au ls--1m*
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND

A KTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
IA IMPORTANT TINIPROyEMENT-The under.
s:gned have purchased the right to DR.. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of insert
i2S ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is of the
greatest and most important inventions made IN
this branch OF the Dentists art.
The Improvement consists in the employment of
metal superior to gold in purity aud in the complete
1non OF all the teeth by silic0us compound, which
Il the same time forms the most beautiful and natu
raj looking gum, aud filling up all crevces and irresu
iarties, and rendering It impossible for the teeth
become unPi ieasant to the wearer by the aecunluls
Ton OF particles OF food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth 10
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth tinserted in the ordinary
ray, and not giving satisfactonl invited to Try
is invention, which they do at but little addi.
tonsl cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens of this kind
o. work TO any persons who will call at our ONCE,
~aether they want artificial teeth not. 5s
WAYT L MAHONY, Dentists,
my 17-dGwts Office. 209 Main street.
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Mo OTHER ALTERNATIVE BUT TO

GPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA
~ AND EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBINS, OAR
RACOTT & CO, IRON FRONT BUILDING, No.
l0l BROAD STREET.-By the ship Winfield Scott
from Liverpool, we are receiving Spring supply
of CHINA and EARTHEN-WARE. The Packets
from New York and Boston nging us new sup
plies of the various kinds of GLASS WARE, LOOK
EYEGLASSES, and variety of FANCY GOODS
fore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respectfully
requested to call and examine stock before pur-
chasing. NH 10
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nnru D. pLEhSANTS, Editor.
,.s A coWARDIN, PRerRtrron.

,.1ry DISPATCH is served to subscribers
fae QUARTER CENTS PES WEN, paSaeie 70 70
e six AEu s,cesly. Price tar mailing. 81 year N
ise tsIt'e' a'hn WEEKLY DIsrATcH is issued every
,s!suee and mailed 20 subscribers at 81 per annaa
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pURCELL, LADD & CO.'S GENUINE

Il EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER.-Persons
who have been benefited by the use of this article,
and others who have occasion to test its efficacy,
should not be ised to other and inferior prepa-
ratons, because of the similarity of names.
The EXTRACT of JAMAICA GINGER prepared
by Purcell, Ladd Co.. is warranted TO contain only
the essential properties of the best Jamaica white
Ginger, IN a concentrated and permanent form, and
lasting reputation as remedy for the relief and cure
OF psa, Fatulence, Indigestion Nervons head
acne, Choic. Cramps, Pains in the Stomach, Diay-
fhga, ana the sense of fullness after eating.
It WIN prevent the unpleasant effects of change Of
water and correct the bad consequences of the use Of
vegetables fruits, &c se''e fsS-ss' =
As cordial stomach stirnnl.-.r an enfeeb ebie1
or langqid Stem, arising from debility Of
t'sp ~ aases.iso organs It Is invaluable.
elsons recovering from debltatng diseases viii
md that it gently and safely restores the system bY
its invigorating effects ~
it is reg garded by those who have usea II a. most
travel without it. ' Fo.s -" -
Ask for Purcell, Ladd & Co, Extract Jamaica Gin
ger. - 81
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. - All
u persons having claims against the estates Of
sent them the subscriber properly authenticated.
without delay JAS. II TAYLOR, fz
al 25-6t Adn,r
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. - AL
IA persons having claims against the estate Of Mrs
Msry Robirso4, Will please plesenf them 80 tho saAs
seriber wisleus delay. JAs y. IAfI ]
a.sg AQa4fs
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A CARD.-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS

HOMEOPATHIC CHOCOL A T E.
Il Il The subscriber has just received from the man
ufacturers consignment Of Homeopathic ChoCo- s s
fable and is neruIiarly naapsed 10 children suffering
with Summer complaint THE subscriber has HIM u,
self tried it, and knows thn for nyaiids or SICK ch
dren no mo-e suitable article can be o9tslnsa fof
sale low at JAS. ID. h ENANS,
auzi III West Main st.
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pURCELL, LADD & CO., DRUG
4 GISTs, AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS.
DYES, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS &c No

U1ES, FAKNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, &c, No.
" MAIN STREET, CORNER l4TH, RIcHMoND, Va
large and varied assortment embracing the following
in part-2300 lbs superior Indigo; 5 hhds best Mad
der; 25 bbs No. Castor OIL Is do Spirits Turpen-
25 do Burning Fluid; 500 kegs White Lead, dry and
oil; 500 kegs Zinc Paint, in oil; 25 cases Chrome,
green and yellow; 5000 lbs. Red Lead and Ltharge;
500 ounces Sulph. Quinine; 50 boxes CASTLE Soaps
bbls Cream Tartar; 100 dozen Yeast Powders; 10
refined Borax; 1000 gallons Lamp Oil; 20 bbs
boxes Window Glass, French and Americans 25 bags
Race Ginger; 200 lbs. root and powdered Rhubarb;
Carter's Spanish Mixture; Bulls, Sands, and Town.
sends Sarsaparilla; Farrels Arabian Linment; Mus
tang Liniment; Lyons Kathairon; Barry's Tricephe-
rous; Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and all other popular
patent medicines at the proprietors' lowest prices
n. B. Particular attention to packing and forward
ing orders. PURCELL, LADD L CO.. -
an % Main sfreef corper latb
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A MOTHER CERTIF'ICATE.-RICH-

NOl HER CERI1F 1FICAIE.-hlC1-
"A MOND, MAY, 1855.-MRS. A. B. DAWS-Re-
spected Madam: 1t is with pleasure present You
with my testimony IN behalf of your "COUGH
ELIXIR."-I have used it in my family over IS
years-many years before you made sale of it--and
have found il every thing you represent it to be.
With myself in cold and cough, 1t acts Ike charm
timely of it, have doubt it has saved many
doctors fees and although dout believe it the in
personally of its good effects with great many other
than my own family, and cheerfnlly recommend It
to the public. VIM. McCRERY.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. sBODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER & MELTON, Broad street, aud CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond. my 80
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SPEED OF RAILROAD TRAINs-rn the trial of
Chas. Fl. Comstoek, the railroad conductor. which
was still in progress On the 2th Professor Olmsed
of New Haven, was called as witness, and made
the following statement which may interest some of
our readers. 1t gives some new elements from
which to calculate the speed of train:
81 am professor of natural philosophy and astron-
omy OF Yale College; some years attention to the
subject of Mathematics has made me familiar with
the science if the statements with reference to the
distance which the locomotive leaped, and the dis
tance from the rail to the water, were uniform,
there would be no difficulty in ascertaining the
speed of the train.
'The professor, having been supplied with
black board explained at great length and with
clearness, the method of ascertaining the speed of
the train Assuming the draw to have been sixty
feet wide the surface of the water ten feet below
the track, and the centre OF gravity in the engine to
have been fifteen feet from the front end of it, the
speed of the train was % $40 miles per hour
Since writing the above we learn that the case of
Comstock was concluded on Monday, without con.
victing the conductor. The jury stood 9 for, and
against conviction, and the Judge sent them out
to reconsider the case
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DENTISTRY.

INHE comfort with which ARTIFICIAL
n TEETH worn, and their filling all the
purposes for which they are inserted is calculated to
render many persons too indifferent the diseased
s5ndlton oftheir mouths and consequent loss of the
natural teeth under the consoation when the teeth
are gone, they be replaced by pretter than
those nature had furnished.
To all such | would say that Artificial Teeth are
well enough after the natural teeth lost; but
That should be the last resort, the mouth be
made healthy and kept through long life by ju-
aic!0us Dental operations the natural teeth and
gums, with far less inconvenience pain expense
Patients.
r. ID. ADDINGTON, (Graduate) Dentist,
at y Office door from 10th on Main street.
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LIGHTNING AND THE TELEGRAPH.-We men,
toned the other day, the death of young lady at
Canterbury, Conn, by lightning which followed
the telegraphic wires under which she was stand
ing for more than mile, shatterng the posts along
the whole distance, and at last striking her. 1t
seems that science will shortly be able to ward off
such dangers for the future. Mr. Rodgers, one of
the superintendents of the House line, informs l,
that ne mas succeeded in maturing an invention
wnleh VIII accomplish the purpose 1t consists
mainly OF separate wire parallel with those ofthe
telegraph proper; and connected with high con.
ductors at certain distances, which win lead the
atmospheric electricity harmless to the ground 1t
Is thought that the freedom from interruption of bu
tiness which will thus be secured, saying nothing
of the time which may be saved, will more than
compensate for the expense of the improvement
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TUST RECEIVED AT THE FRANK

c LIN CLOTHING STORE. per steamer Virginia,
direct from our mandatory in Philadelphia another
large supply of Gentle.len's Summer Clothing such
es Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks; Silk and A1pacca
Luster, Frock and Sack Coats; White, Buff and
White Linen Drill, Check aud Striped Linen Pants
Drap De'ete and Fancy Cashmere Pants Also large
and select Stock OF Genflemens' Furnishing Goods
sil or which will sell from Is 20 per cent less
than any goods of the quality and make can be
bought for in the city of Richmond Remember at
the Franklin, SO Main street.
le Its DE COtJ & co.
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WOOD AND COAL.
TARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

~ The sabscriber has hand, at his Coach making
establishment, on Lombard Alley, between Main and
Csry uSth and I4h streets near the Columbian Ho
tel Coaches Chanottees, lsrouehes Bugges with
sad without tops and Suikies, all of his own make
OF the best materials and workmanshipai Of WHICH
the city Of Richmond, aud respectfully asks call
from those in Of eny article in the Carriage line
as am determined make to order and sell at the
lDwest prices possible; and all work sold that Is new
warranted.
ap 4--dgm MICAJAH mAkGUM.