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Jffs., ~; y2lssd 81 tsdOn.
NAvUYACTuREs OF SILK
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MaEUFAcTURZs or FLtx-
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q ytss., 81 .aiaes q; f4sG7.
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Nrw-OKLuASs, jan. g, noon.-CoTroS is brsk today
and already 100 bales have been sold at Gnncr puces
RIO CoFfEE Is A1venciug sales nave been made Of co
bags al ids.c. We quote prime Mot ASSES a. 2i3c.
kTw-ORLEANs Jan. %, P.M-1he sales OF CoTroS to-
DAY aoo bales az steady prices We quote strict Mid
dng ct Sic. Our stock s Sl 90 bales The reoep,
OF the veek large. amounting 70 81 Increased
receipts all tie southern year. fsS oe bales
We quote olio FLovR At a. So Dealers Ting she
AfIica's adyiCes.
PsoyIpENCr Jan. 29.-CoTroN-Sfnali sales. and prices
unclaimed. WooLThe market Is active, and prices
urchanFcd sales for the week IS 900 pounds PEiSTtSG
CLorHS-1he market Setiye a. the Close and prices
were GrIn; sales ioI The week -, 100 piece
NEw-ORLEANs Friday, Jan "a r M.-rhe total s.lss Of
COTTON to-day have been lOoCo haeS ~ &C. decline. stct
middnr quoted 9d9e. The weeks business toots gp
40 otO bales In Rio COFfEE the sales during the week
have been So too baE mostly i,T the West II i the srE-
,si weeks business ever done here. Puces varied from
The slQ<k ou land F.. Ice bars
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financial.
/ TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RsLrica y. C, Jan. Is 1883
| NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.

Treasury DEPARTMENT RaLrIeH. y. C, Jan 10 lSoa
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
~ STATE BONDs.-sesod proposals viii be received
in the CITY Of New YORK until 10 o'clock A Of the Sst
OF March next for the purchase Of
s500.o0O
of Bonds Issued BY the STATE Of NORTH CAKobiNa.
These Bonds will bear date the FIRST Of JANUARY,
1883. and viii run THIRTY YEARS. They viii have
Courous attached and the Interest at SIX PER CENT
PER ANNUMrw be payable on the first days OF July
ard January Of each year.
Beth interest and principal win he payable az the BANK
OF THE REPUBLIC, in the City Of New-York, unless
when the purchaser may prefer to have them made payable
at the Treasury OF North Carolina
These Bonds are issued under the authority Of the Legs
trre of North Carolina for she construction Of she NORTH
CAROLIIA RAILROAD, and in addition 10 the faith Of
the State al the Stock held by the State IN the sid R
road and the Dividends from said Stock, are expressly
pledged for their redemption.
THESE BONDS ARE, By EXPRESS ENACTMENT
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION.
Parties bidding will please address their letters in
dorsed seAd Proposals. for North Carolina State bonds
70 the undersigned in NewYork directed 20 the care OF
nes.rs BROWNS DE RoSSET, No $50 Front st., n. Y
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED in the Bank Of the
Republic, AZ o'clock P. NJ, on the sst day Of MARCH
NEXT in the presence OF @ Lamar Esq, President Of
Tire said Bank and j. p Brown and DAVID Freeman EsIs
Bid6srs may also be present.
Successful bidders VIII be required soon a. informed OF
the acceptance OF their BIDS deposit Bank the amount
of their bds with the accrued interest from the lst INST 20
the credit Of the Treasurer Of the State OF North Carolina
This DEPOSIT may be made either in the BANK OF THE
REPUBLIC, New-York, or in the BANK OF TUE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or ia the BANK OF CAPE
FEAR Raleigh, North Carolina. u. w COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of the State OF North Carolina.
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By Telegraph.

BOSTON aOArr tart- SHihaa-l Blrke Chlr.oa Gao
ins a. WH l. Hsfrieon Gslvcsoa Lucy Ana Msdac -
Jose Oresns Cen.t CO.
Galveston Manr Cafdcnss, KmH.s Pa adcpha Coor.fc.
naiauor- rHs-. Nfnias;on. = G. May. Wiming'on De-
sstrs John ~ fori Prime wolo,, and Joha Cook
sevioIh
INV OBLTAEs Jan .l-Ar. ,hp osr-ro. Yea Yors bark
CherOkce. Clal'esioa
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Pa.seagers Arrived.

~ sfsass,ay Persl e- n. TAs@a,-Csps a. Atwood spi
kdy, bus Hcfiy HasfnEton Capt , A Mabel s;eaao
Au,Oy Ms. Iogsa Weave Yoss a. Pray Eemss Abe Vnea
negsaH. WIN Bale. Jacob snsh Frp- Bsrsva.Ai4u
hesngdA
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PM iDTLPH1A Jan. oOfrirss-U : nal s,eau Ap So.
Of GeosEa Co. rom ssvannsh safnsh ~ Ernnebec Clara
hem Ss~ iol; FehnsJVaha, Bsynse, iron RicAona
olt.
Csarsd-nsrl l. Bsvsn Caesar Sen Fr,nrsco -hrs Les.
Sale. Tayof. Pfo.idsncsi Jsrone, willard, Portland
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spoken, &c.

J,n Is, lat "A 90 10 stio basl Cadet, m View Yo-s Tor v
Orleans
Jan ~ - Ions - va seen steamship hoaad soah sup
To.cd 10 ~ The Ono, I'M Nry Tork er A-panwiM
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OK OOO-FiRsT MORTGAGE SIX

p lO.UUUprs CENT. aoSps Of a. as adj
SON IRON ard MINING COMPANY OF the STATS Of
hISSOURL1ho subscribers offer for sale the Bonds q ~
Company secured by deed Of trus OF their entire up
erty consisting OF fcco OF land including the k
hfatsd Pilot Knob" with all the necessary msshney q
turning 4oo0 OF iron annually. The supply OF usk
inexhsustib ard the finest quality. Tho buildings sndn>
cnery in rsste order aud 81 present are making
500 CO., worth OF Iron annually For further -
ply 20 f. ". CLARK, DODGE 4 Co, No. 81 VALID.
or on MORGAN, No. 81 Wslst.
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sNiarxst aisAsac--....fNp
II Sss........b ~ hsss-R.,~s....
Sandy HooA III ea GOV Island. 2s Hh Gate GA
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ending ysa. q, ISIS;
CoRssapticH
NASVFAcrVRss o. wocL.
- plss Wocus 50 o3t % % Ca1s sfs2 Csc
siees. A Messie sxAf; go Dc Csoc Hs3 Nvogsd slt
49,. . % De- Ss n a. sS,s 49,. q S Ss,
ssh Al fsss LISA - On hesc $50 n "a Era1 I'D
Hsins> sAeS - % fsrn ssi - % Cs-'az sSl.l. "a
sxseestsee sl.esA fota lbs ~, VslseA 49, $50
MANUFACTURES oF cOrroS.
pAss cosfoa sisSSa 50 % CosSel cota.s o ds
rfs ss "a % GssAssns s3ts1 - 81 Nashn. s.FSs IL a.
ss 81 X 49,, T. &c., 81 IS 49, No. 81
~ ~ Cyss q a sPes sss3s g fgasss s6s A. ~
NsuGe,ule q s2o TS'ai saasss q pelAs, Ian. vaiacj
MANUFACTURES aF stx
SO pass So, 1ea. 80 thtsns N u % Ssitss
s,Ss a. 49, 49, is - Ss.,s.s sss "a, 20
SIS Is 40 sl< ass wss,ea s,s-s 8 a 81 a. esess 81 an
t1sss 6sass ~ fr4s~s ts<o y d It4~ fIs
- ss~sss SIS ~ ~ Sta $50 y a. ksn- sCta-ss 81
NANyFscrCeES oF ELAN
eeS as iosos ssasSo, y d. Luen sad Co. slSrsi 10
sses IS b haSdkegche> 10 81 a. staf slfsf
h.rsl.SrTes % ssSs Ises uasue~s q % 70 sy-aed Al
s!Gsl@ -
lI rlrs Gcss sS2S % "a feasA-ssrf Foeess s. l
Niteesy s.es A. 81 Easoodefs slI6s PISA si.so,
tssJ-s ss a. nass-ss So, SS % Nsfss ips. sfii1s
Jessi srssss q f$s- $50. ss,1ed a. stsS@
Hak2rc&eiS
NANVTAcrVxrs or wsoL-
= rkt~ Ncezs siAaa 10 Worstes ssef1 q d. Coss AL
MVFsts, ~ 90 81 - stat e,s s6iff, ~ sa4ws g. AZ
Ts;si atascr q Flss ~ vs'ast a. ssi,s5s.
MANUFACTURES o. corrcN.
tti sgss CN;tens s.tss CeTed Ces;c1s - 50. "a
N1sss ta 10 lsees ss7f iiarikichce s3e. A. Nee
Srce sli, % hsaaiaSl5eso q sa7! Eotal "a
lef 81 "a. -, s3'arl a sS9.AQ
MASpFAcIVKEs % SILK.
prlss Sas salSs 81 tsees o. t. 10 - >Aass 80 no
d, Rs,ss SIS ~ 0S'es ssS 81 ssSHs - - -
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PnI,nrrraA MAnKrrs-Satnrdas. Jan. %.

PHuaDELraIA MARKETs-SdfHrdas, Jan. %.
The CoTros market 10 dali CLOVES SEED continues 10
meet AZ scye inquiry oher sales Of o bush prime
lave been made a. &6 SO q 81 M FLAX SEED exceed
nsy scarce saa worth o. IS q bush, which is advance
There better feeling IN the market for BREADsTUFFS
and the merket Va EImer. fLous inquired after
for shipue ard 2oo0 straight bbs have been dses
OF ~ A. 81 a bbL aud 100 bills extra az IS Is Mod
crate salef f the supply Ct the trade from s. 81
Sc ~. IN RVS fLoua transactions 900 bills.
PruusylyAuia CoRS hfsL sold 40 - ~ q barrel
There fair inquiry for WHEAT and further sales Of
bushels prime Red have been made stsl I7dsl 1872
bushel A lot o. RYT aDld ~ f6c. CORs Yellow
IL worth 6Sc- and White a. 6SadJc OATS duh Ia
Provisions there hos been but small business doing
sale o. ans In pickle lie We quote Sides al Nc and
ShouldtIs A. %. u No. sale OF keg LAID made AZ
isc = m time bbls are held Al ~ diic. BUTTER -
dull RIcE has sctve inquiry during the past week
and the sales have been large within the Of 3 ale
A. n, 4mos WHISKY 10 fmeT. Sales Of bbls a. 2osc, and
6hde af ef0s4lc
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ADRIAN II. MULLgR, Auctoneer.
DFREMPIORY SALE of $35O,0O0 IN.
II .~nnp pnNfDS a.. pIfEEAI N al n "A vnnv

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE of $35O,000 IN.
i CONE BONDS Of the BUFFALO and NEwY0aK
rer annurn principal and payable the Bad u
commerce Ia the CITY OF New-York.
The bonds Tor s0oe eaeh redeemab!e az fellows
flCO,Ooon let January, 1888
SlC00oo on lst January, 1861.
SIS. coo ON Isl January, 1858.
And r next payment principal and interest," the entis
come OF the Road sfer payment oth nterest OF the a
gage is iueyocably pledged.
via Attcs Hoiesyile, al which place eeneects VIII
the New York and Ere Railroad The track Is feet w
The road b completed thronghout its entire length n
total cost Of the 81 miles Of road and edapmest has ssa
Capital stock ,ubscrbed and paid n......s. .tsoAts
Bonds secured by LIST MORTGAGE the road from AZ
tce 10 Hopelsyille 90 miles, payable 1895. fAoe
Bonds secured BY LIST mortgage on the road nom
Buffalo to Atcs, u miles, payable In lsdD..... 49,
Floating *os0
To,sl....................... 81 sS4ss
Against this expenditure the Company has available go
OF the road, valued at $1,000
The present issue Of income bonds Is for the purpood
funding the floating debt for which, with the availabs -
the Company aud expected Increased subrpsas
81 stock, IL viii be sufficient.
The sale will take place the Merchants Exchange GO
THURSDAY the Sd Prox. At ~ o'clock.
TERMS OF sALEl0 per cent on day OF sale the bsssss
within thirty days the purchaser be allowed the accrsk
ed interest on The bonds rom the time OF payment end =
l'ery or the whole may be paid at once At the opnn
ne purchaser Any Of the outstanding OF Nee
Bonds dedactag interest al the rate Of per cent ~
annum.
For further particulars, apply to CAMMANN Co, Ne.
ALSO ct time and place. $1,000 A.huelot R,ilnsl
CO. lst mortgage b0sd bearing six Per Cent interest ~
r.deemabe IN ilCl This road IL leased 70 thu Conoecass
River ksoad Co for years Seven Per Cent per
mum on It's cost with the right TO the Eisn
$1,000 Maysylle and Lexington Railroad Sir Per csu
Bonds lat mortssge aud eonyeltbe Iedemsble In isls
Bonds LIST mortgage and coyertble redsemabe In 1851
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ApsIAs II MuLLss. Auetioneer.

ApRLAS II MULLEs. Auetoneer.
A UCTION SALE of Sl50,0OO of Rochester
~ Loekrort and Niagara Fails Railroad 7per Cent Con
vsTtible Bonds-The Rochester, LoekPoTt and Niagara
Fails Railroad Co. viii sol by auction, on THURSDAY
Feb at lRi O'clock the MeresantS Exchange Sl5oooo
OF per Cent Bonds redeeuabe in ten years and
yertbe the stock Of the Company at par ct time
previous to Feb. 1855 The interest payable senisnnu
ally LET February and August al the Office OF CammAnn
Co, In this city
The aboyeuaInsd Bonds part Of issue of SccOOo
the pr.Ssw to be appropriated to the payment
Of the short Bho the Company and the completion and
further equipment 0fthrpssd
B,yA9kMi,rs COMMITTEES.
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CMEON DRAPER, No. 10 Pine-st., a..
DIOR sale svsrie,y Of RAILROAD BONDS and sfOcSS
also CITY, TOWN AID COUNTY BONDS, amoss -
ere:
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INV lDtND.-in ne Directors OF The Cir
IL Bank Columbus, OHIO, have DECLARED AsiassS -
Five psr cent tor the SIX months end ~ Jan l. laa -
ole 10 the Eastrru s'ockhoeers Gemsnd Il tie o.
tie Ohio Life Ins0-~nce and Trust Comp<nr, ke~.YKS
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orr1er or r,u srxrn ~. R.rtso.p cox,.x, 4,

THE INTEREST due lst of February -.
Il On the City CT Albany WATER LOAN 1ovrr,s
tCouuon and i,scribe1l VII be paid AZ the B1nkiosI
efDUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
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WOMEN PROSECUTED FOR TREA.
SON.
Correspondence OF the New York Tribune


HAVANA, May 12, 1858.
Were the information am now about IN
give not corroborated by the document from
which take il. published in the Gaceta de la
Haban0, you, in the language of the Cronico
might term it it.'antamOusly impr0bable' Can
you believe II! Two pretty ladies', Cubans, now
in sec urity among the free and indepe ndent in
habiants ofyour city, are cited, in an edict,
TO deliver themselves up to justice in Havana,
before the expiration OF nine days, TO answer
the charge of treason, on the pain OF being de-.
ciared rebels, outlawed and so forth, should
they not appear. Well, what will the good
people among you say to this gallant conduct
OF the Spanish Government? What is the
state oi Cuba, if the women rebell Does not
this tell volumes to the few incredulous among
you? Well may the Spaniards fear the petit
coats of Cuba, for both the love and hatred of
the Cuban bellies is 10 be dreaded, Their
smiles are so killing; and as for their pretty
lips when curled with anger. they are dread.
fui to the SpanIards, and their soft sweet voices
might give courage to their countrymen al
most TO madness. when exclaimng against
their oppressors. Yes, TO the honor of them
and theirs, the lovely Julia Echarte de Valien.
te and Garcia Mera de Gocouria are cited to
appear before their appressors. Don't they
wish they may get il! They are too safe and
happy to think of such thing. Perhaps next
we shall have children at the breast cited.
The two ladies referred to as cited, are of
highly respectable families and their relations
here are numerous. The Cubans are quite in
dignant at the unmanly conduct of their
Spanish rulers in this instance, and | never
have witnessed SO much spirit among them
as since the PRONUNCIATION Of this miserable
edict,
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1853.


SPRlNG IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
~ EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBINS, DARRA
COTT a. CO, IRON FRONT BUILDING, Ne 1Ol
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winfield Scott,
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup.
ply of China and Esrthen Ware. The Packets
from New York and Boston bringing US new
supplies of the various kinds of Glass Ware, Look.
inggasses, and great variety of Fancy Goods,
making our stock lar superior to what 1t has here
tofore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respect.
fully requested to call and examine our stock be.
fore purchasing. NH 10
no THOSE WHO USE FLUID LAMPS.
l. SAFETY INSURED BY APPLICATION AT
THE STORE OF J. d. B. EVANS-The subs crib.
will convert the ordinary Fluid l. amps into the
Safety Lamps, it they brought to his Store.
The charge will be but trfing, and safety from
explosion is insured.
Let every one who use Fluid Lamps bring the
at once to my Store, and in 3 few days may re-
der them harmless.
apis il B. EVANS.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

;, ne Wig Of yesterday speaks of some Of
.,e ao'antages that will result from the COM
p'1u0n ~ OF a railroad to the Ohio river.
e times publishes letter from Mr..
Oaal'es snn Elicit, Jr., showing the large annual
SUBSCRIPTIONS made by other cities. in THAR
.0apola'e capacity, for the completion Of
'a.iloaos' and enforcing the necessity and nro.
p''e', 0. the subscription, by the city of Rich
mono OF 100000, to aid in the comp,e,;op Of
the Central Railroad. S- =
ne morning Mail alludes to an article in
the Baltimore Patriot exhibiting the design Il
Baltimore to strike for connec,;o, ~ -.
Big Sandy river by railroad. and which !,
thinks clearly shows the importance - W..
ginia of at once completing the grea, Cov;n..
ton Road to the Ohio river.
The Enquirer presents some "facts n, n.
neonIo -
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sail, and ran before the wind. The Ionr -.
followed immediately, and we ken, as ca,r,l. uoa.
for short distance, when we separa,ed ~.
still kept in sight. We saw the Ionv hn..
picked up between two aud three honrs ss,ss
she left the vessel. About two hours LATER Ne
were Picked up by the Reuben Carver. Cant,
Cobb. | have only TO say that we received
every Kindness and attention that the capita ia.
MS Vile and crew could render rs.
g w n
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RICHMOND. FRIDAY MORNING. NAY 20 1858
NEW pUBLICATIONs.-Ju.t received !

NEW PUBLICATIONS. received a,
lN the Baptist Book Depository the Preacher
and the King or Bourdalone In the Court of Louis
the XIV &c by Rev Geo Potts, ID
Footsteps OF our Forefathers: What they suf.
fered, and what they Sought &c. DC, by James q
Mall
The Young Woman's Friend, by John Angel
James
The Young Mans Friend, by John Angel James.
The Believers Pocket Companion, BY William
Mason.
Memoir of Mrs Eliza Jones. Missionary to
Burmah and Siam, new enlarged edition
Memoir of the Rev Ii o Cote M d, with the
Memoirs of Mrs Cote, and the History OF the Mis-
sion to Canada East.
The Ministry Demanded by the Present Crisis.
by Rev Geo B lde, of Philadelphia
Also, of Bibles and Testaments, very large ad-
dition to the stock on hand. For sale by
apl6 CHAS WORTHAM, Depostary.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, Nc.-Harpers .
H Magazine for April-25c
Louis the XVII of France, the Bourbon Prince
so cents
Ellie Linn, (Franconia s.ories) by Jacob Abbot,
A Child's History of England, by Charles Dick.
ens-50 cents
Interviews, Memorable and Useful, by 8 H Cox,
D D-s1
Punch's Prize Novelist, by Thackeray-50c
Lives of the Humboldts-Sl
The Monarchist; Novel, by John B Jones-5o
cents
Agatha's Husband: Novel, by author of Ogilvies,
&c-374 cents
Clara Moorland, by Emmerson Bennett-50c
The Heir of Redclyfe by author of the Two
Guardians, &c-Sl
Bleak House, by Dickens, No 1874 cents
Received and for sale by
HAROLD e. MURRAY,
NH 29 Broad street.
NEW AND INTER RsTING BOOKS.
" Great Truths by Great Authors; Dictionary
of Aids to Reflection; Quotations of Maxims, Meta.
phors, Counsels Cautions, Aphorisms, Proverbs,
&C, &c-from writers of all ages and both Hemis.
pheres
Spiritual Vampirism; The History of ETHEREAL
Softdown, and her Friends of the New Lightly
w Webber
Travels in Egypt and Palestine by w Thomas,
MD
Tales of the Southern Border, by w Webber,
author of Old Hicks the Guide, Shot in the Eye,
dc, &c
The Poetical Works of John Milton, with Life
of the Auth r; Preliminary Dissertations en- each
Poem. Notes Critical and Explanatory, an Index to
the Subjects of Paradise Lost, aud Verbal Index
to all the Poems. Edited by Charles Dexter Cleve.
land.
Epitome of Greek and Roman Mythology, with
explanatory Notes and Vocabulary, by John s
Har:, LII D; Principal OF the Philadelphia High
School, member OF the American Philosophical
Society, &c, &c
For sale by JAMES B. GIBB, No So,
my 10 Opposite City Hotel.
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x8TILLTAM MOUNTJOY,s MARBLE

w FACIOk1 and GTAnILe and SIOnB dlu, tdsl
corner Of 9Th and Main streets, Richmond, We, is al
all trnes prepared to furnish Marble Monuments
Tombs Head Stones OF any size or pattern; Mar
bic Mantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
any work OF the kind, of the best materials and
workmanship, at the shortest nodce, and on as ia
7orsble terms as any other establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Ora.
mite Quarries of easy access from the city, and
of quality not to be surpassed even by the far
famed Quipcy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, any other kind of house
work In lhe most reliable manner, With such dis
prtch and upon such terms az cannot Ito please
every one.
E3~Gran,te furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work.
EB-Having recently engaged very expert,
nced Carver and Engraver he 10 prepared to do all
kinds OF ornamental marble work, at the lowest
possible prices. NH l6-3m*
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NOTICE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
q That have now on hand, the
81 largest and best assortment of
Boots aud shoes, of good quality, evel
aT offered in this city, selected by myself ex
pressly for retail, both of my manufacture anl
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort
ment can be found something extra, to which
would most respectfully call the attention of all il
want as they will be sold low. by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, sc,
feS No l27 Main street Richmond, Va
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NEW AND CHEAP SPRING G0ODs.-
Is Ii. ROsEEFELD has received his Stock Of
Spring Goods, to which he invites the attention OF
his frends and the public generally, pledging him
self - sell cheap and cheaper than similar goods
can be purchased elsewhere His Stock comprises
in part ali the styles OF Ladies Dress Goods; Nee
die Work of all kinds, such as Collars, Sleeves
Hdkfs; Csmbrc aud Swiss Bands and EcgiDgs;
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c. Also, Goods for
Gentlenena and Boys' wear. He Will continue 20
receive through his brother, who resides in New
York, the latest fashions as they are INTRO
duoed. Call and take look before you make your
purchases. II ROSENfELD,
ap7-3mS tl75 Broad sIees.
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nOGGkT 81 ANDERSON, UphoIster.
u ers aRd Paper Hangers. Corner of Go.

vernon and + shkn Streets have now in store
their Spring ST. ok of French and American Paper
Hsrgings, Borders, Fire-screens and Curtain Pa.
pers, making a complete and elegant assortment Of
aIi the various styles in use Also, large variety
OF Floor Oil Cloths India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with general assort-
men, of Curtain Goods, Cornices and Trimmings.
Also, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma
ny other articles In our line, all OF which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstering executed at the
shortest noticein town or country.
2rn
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A. B. LUCK,
u. STOCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY.
GovERNoR STREET.
Stocks bought and seld on Commission. The
highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and silver Wanted.
"a Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold Ia Lot.
teries under the management OF France e. Co,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative to the business of r. France & Co, ad.
dressed to them at Richmond, will meet with
pr 'mpt attention.
mp2 G.. B. LUCK,