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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-05

~ To the rubiic.-fohr attention is in
vitf to the very beautiful styles OF DaguerreotyPe
which MIENIS d. WATSON are daily Issuing from
their gallery, No 35H Main street. Mansion House
Nearly all, among the many who visit our rooms
daily are heard to exclaim: they are the best I've
ever seen; they are certainly the most natural
hooking ewes ever saw. AS we have never re.
sorted 10 humbug, or tried to write ourselves into
notice, we ask the public to caii ana Judge 10.
themselves. You are also notified that our prices
are as low as any in this city. Don't forget toe
place, Ms 353 Main street, Mansion House.
NO an MiNNIS A. WATSON
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TIE GEPsEY GIRL
The seventh Dasshter of the Cfpsey
Family

As arrived in Richmond and taken rooms at
L the City Hotel, where she will be pleased to
consult the citizens of this city in regard to the
Fast. the Present and the Future.
All those wishing to know the circumstances
that surround them, likewise their FUTURE
fROSPECTS viii do well 10 CALL She will open
her Courts to-day.
Tickets OF Consultation so cents. Hours of con-
sultation from to II A. NJ, and from 2 to 9P M
fe 3-ts
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SMITHS L0PTNRY OFFICE,
Wall Street. under the City Hotel,
CHALR'S OLD STAND
Drawn Nos Pataps SEQ. IS, Feb. Sd

Drawn Nos Patspsco 80. Feb. Sd
81 10 IS II SO 49 81 9 = 90 II 3s 20
Ticket 2 80 H. sold
To-Day.-Grand Consolidated, 6 Capitals: l
OF $4,000, of 10000, OF COCO 10 Of 2G0O 800 Of
375. IS numbers, IL drawn. Tickets $l2-shares
III proportion.
Aiso-Patapsco, No 81. Capitals of $4,000,
l of 1900, OF 700, L Of 400, of 300 OF I73, 20
OF 60, 20 of 50. 70 numbers, - drawn. Tickets
Sl-shares in proportion.
fe5 SMITH
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BY Dunlop, Moncure s. Co.

ROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On Tues.
" day, the 9Th February, commencing al ten
O'Clock, will sell at our store general assert
nent of Groceries, consisting in part Of
50 hhds Sugar, of prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
New Orleans Molasses, new and old crop
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior quail
ity
Tallow Candles
Apple and Peach Brandy; N Z Rum
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas Mustard
Coffee Sugar; 80 hhds prime Bacon
TERAs.-Under 500, cash; over that amount,
four months credit for approved negotiable paper.
Gy- Sale without regard to weather.
te 2 DUNLOP, MONCURE Il co. Aucts.
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CLAKkk's UFFICE-I4th street.

Drawn Nos Of Delaware Extra 90, Feb 4:
40 Il 10 81 SO 50 "a 81 AZ SO 81 "a 33
Quarter Ticket, 81 AZ "A, prize of $4,000 sold
10 the above, and paid fe5-l2
A FAVOkARLk OPPURTUNITY.-Al
n who wish to avail themselves of the opporta.
nifty OF purchasing Great Bargains in Dry Goods
and Millinery will do well to Gail in time, as expect
to close up business aosut the 18th of this month
have very desirable stock of Dress Goods, such
as dark and light Mou sseIues, Baregss, Tissues,
Chaes, Silks, Barge de Laines embd Muslins,
&c plain and emb'd Hkfs, lace and muslin Sleeves
and Collars, Inside Hkts, with Sleeves to match;
worked Trimmings, Laces and Muslins, Cloves
aud Stockings in great variety, furniture and dress
Cacoes, DC ; Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, PIumes,
Wreaths, Dress Caps, Head Dresses, &c; Trim
mings OF every description.
The entire stock will be sold al and beloW cost
previous TO auction. | need not enumerxte list
OF prices here but you are respectfully invited to
call at my storeand examine LOT yourselves.
have the cheapest goods, the lowest prices, and
will satisfy you of the fact tina. | am selling the
grestest barg ans shall be open but for short
time, so call soon WIN. J. SWORDS,
fs 5-tfel5 No. 22j Broad ST., Sheckoe Hill.
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Is The President has dismissed Major
hlngsbury, the ninth infantry. and Lieuten-
an: Hawkins, of the mounted rifemen, from
'ae service, tor neglecting the settlement of
-her vublc accounts.
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By James Nj. TavlOr,

THREE BUILDING LOTS ON vENA
Il BILE STREET. UNION BILL, AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on Friday the 18th instant.
at O'Clock P NJ, upon the premises three Build
ing Lots situated the South side Of Venable at
between Scott and Adams streets and near the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Breauer. These lots front 80 feet
each and run back about $50 feet, to street 80 IT,
WIDE and are the most desirable lots to be had
in that neighborhood.
TERhs- One third cash, balance at months
with interest, properly secured.
te 3 JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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tinIs 10 Caliloruia ria Mertcc, Sc.

WASHINGTON, Feb 3J.-An effort is being
made to induce the Postmaster General TO ex.
end the mail service by new route from New
Qileons to Vera Cruz, across the country via
Acapulco to san Francisco. The contractors
demand 500 600 per annnm for the service, and
say il will only require l. days. The Post
master hestageS. IS Congress has not yet au-
;ao:ized this ne~ mail service to California.
f. :. Cieayeland, of Cincinnati, was yester.
tay appointed assistant clerk in the House OF
Representatives. in place of another removed.
Antoine LeToux. for thirty years. famous
guide il tie Rocky mountains, arrived here
yesterday. He mas Journeyed TO California by
tour different routes, and is probably more IA
mdiaT with the whole country than any man
wing. He says the route via Albuquerque,
waich happens to be the one selected by Sen
E,uf G"in, Is decidedly the shortest and best
.-ltt tor arailroad 10 San Francisco.
Boston, Feb The ship James Pencil,
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF sTATUARY.

THE largest collection in the world comprising
L over 600 Figures, designed to represent the
leading events In the life Of the Saviour. from ire
Annunciation to the Virgin Mary, to The Ascension
CT our Lord, represented by 81 groups and occupy.
ing space of $50 feet in len eh-each scene having
an appropriate Relief Painting, executed by
alone is worth the price Of admission Now Open
at No 10 Main Street below the City Hotel from 10
o'clock A M till 9 o'clock NJ. Admission 25 cts;
Children under 10 years of age, half price.
q Tickets for sae at the principal Bookstores
LIZ" An extra exhibition will be given on Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons and evenings, from,
3 till o'clock.
exclusively for servants.
IL
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BY George j. sumner.

RARE CHANCE FOX ANTIQUARIANS.
A UCTION SALE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND
N COPPER COINS, MEDALS, sc. &c-On
Monday Morning, the 2lst inst, commencing
at 10 o'clock, at the large Room over the store of
Mr. Elias Hale, No 100 Main street, will be sold at
public auction, very large collection of rare, old
and valuable Gold, Silver and Copper Coins,
Medals and Pocket Pieces comprising from 1000
to 1900 pieces -beonging to the estate of Abram
Levy, deceased
These coins took Mr. Levy fifty years to collect,
and were highly priced and treasured up by him
as great curiosities. Also, very fine Gold Patent
Lever Watch collection of beautiful Oil Paint
ings also, Chamber Furniture, consisting Oh one
high post Mahogany Bedstesd aud Bedding Blu
reau, Washstana, Secretary aud BOOK Case pair
Of handsome Ottonans, Chairs, Rocking Chairs
Carpet &C. &c
N. B-lhe above will be open for examination
on and after Thursday, the 18th inst when cata
logues OF the Coins can be obtained and the pub
iic both ladies and gentlemen, respectfully iu-
vited 70 avail themselves seeing such large and
fine collection of great eurlositIes, and which is
said to be the most valuable in the United States
Terms cash.
By order Of JACOB A. LEVY,
Ex'r of Abram Levy, deceased.
Sale to be conducted by
fe a-td GEO. J. SUMNER. Auctr
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Carious Conspiracy Case-Connterjeiters
irreSted.

Ea>rox, Feb. 9.--ln the Boston police court
., 4s,. Michael O'Rrlen, William Clark, and
Jane Harper we're examined on a charge Of
attempting TO extort $1,000 from Samuel Bige-
.o,,. an old and respectable merchant, living in
Cambridge. The woman accosted air. Bise-
~ IN the street, soliciting him 10 go home
with her, which he refused. Subsequently,
0'Bfien aud CLARK called at Nj. Bigelow's
store. aud demanded $1,000, threatening TO
pfosecule INN for adultery with Mrs. Harper,
d ne did not pay the money. The parties were
committed tor tras.
From Portland We learn that Elisha :. Bart
.e;t and another person were arrested IN that
CIV T. day, for passing counterfeit money.
rSo hundred and sixty dollars in counterfeit
fvcs, on the Fremont Bank. OF this city, and
S3g. on the Carroll Bank, were found upon
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SENATOR FROM MAssACHUsETTs.-Th vote
IN the Massachusetts Senate, for U. S. Sena-
tor, stood as follows: Everett, Wing, 49, Cush
ing, DEM, 3; Phillips, Free Soil. 4. Mr.. Ev-
erett was therefore elected TO take Office from
Inc 9Th Of March next.
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BY George j. sumner.

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GROCr RlEs,
~ DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, &c.-On
o'clock in the m orning, at the store of Mr. Edward
Finney Broad street (shockoe Hll} will be sold at
auction, his very large and desirable stock consist.
ing oi-Groceriea, Shoes, Boots, Hats, Dry Goods
and Miscellaneous Goods
NB-The sale will be continued FROM, da,, 20 DON
until the whole is disposed Of
IERhs-For all sums under $50 cash: over that
amount four months credit for approved neeotia.
Bile notes.
Sale to be conducted by GEO SUMNER,
fe3 Anctionesr
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Tuv SHOOTING CASE IN WAsHiNGroS.-
The Baltimore Sun, o! yesterday, contains the
following dispatch relative 10 the late shoot
ing case in Washington
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-After the shooting
IS FnIler last ngat, the excited crowds hung
shont the National Hotel until late hour.
pnhlic sentiment here, many think, justified
+be net. Many of Schaumburg' s friends were
ru,ljng his acquaintance yesterday II couse-
onence of Fuller's unanswered publication.
Roth we're in the prime of life and we'll known
- the community. Fuller was in great agony
Les, n;gbt, but was put TO sleep by powerful
on;stes. ana is reputod easier this morning. A
sI;cht DISCHARGE al bile from the wound indica.
ID that The ball had penetrated the liver, and
is rr,siclans think he cannot survive many
DAYS.
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NV YORK. Feb. 3.-The steumer Empire
L.rs. .rgm Havana, has arrived. Tn; Fulton
LETT Havana on Monday, for Key West, TO take
Ir. hing 10 Havana
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.feQuittak Of Salmon.

ALBANY, Feb. 3.-The jury in the case of
Salmon, charged with assisting in The rescue
q Jerry, returned verdict of not guilty.
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.SenatoriaL Election in Mnine-

PORTLAND, Feb. 3 On the second ballot in
'-e House, to-day. for Senator, Fessendeu
vi g. received 20; Dana, DEM. &c; scattering,
~. In the Senate, Fessenden Is; Clifford,
Gem, -.
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To- The astonishing Cures performed
on persons residing in our owa city, by Carriers
spanish Mixture, in a large number of cases
Of almest hopeless diseases, has excited the utmost
wonder in the public mind Neuralgia, Rheuma
iism Fevers, Eruptions on the skim Liver Disease,
Scrofula, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers, Old Sores, Me!
eurial Disease and Female Complaints, yield to
this singular remedy like magic.
The public are reeuested to observe that the EVIL
dences in favor of carriers Spanish Mixture are
from gentlemen OF high standing in this city, who
nave either been cured themselves or who have
cured others by its use, and in that respect differs
from the number OF medicines pulled up BY certih-
Gates from persons in parts unknown
H For tsirteeen years this valuable article
has Deen benefttiug the public, and hundreds have
thanked the inventor for restoring health when
despair had well nigh driven ID the grave.
Recollect that each bottle bears the name OF
BENNETT d BEERS Druggists,
No l25 Main street, klchnoud.
None other is genuine, Price 81 per bottle. or
bottles for s..
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
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u We have no farther news from Haya-
M, by tue Black Warrior, than that already
given by telegraph. The steamer Fulton, with
Mr.. King on board, left Key West on the 3lst
.l;., for Havana
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Gov. uERBERr's ILLNEss.-Gov. Herbert.
O Louisiana, has been taken with relapse,
and Is again dangerously i'll.
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DAGUEkEtEOTI PES.

Would you keep those priceless treasures,
Memories OF long wants he'd pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since nouldings
MoULsoN can take, with pref eadeayor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, life-hke, finely fpished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from US
by distance or DEATH who would not prize and de-
sire to possess A clear rich toned, durable Da-
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either sioe the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted TO please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call and examine specimens. ..
Observe the name and number-MOULSON'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. fe z
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ET little girl, three years of age, was
hllled in Stonington, Conn, few days since
Dy her mother, who was insane.
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BY james Nj. Taylor.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE d
l. LOT AND VACANT LOT In DUVAL'S AID
DiTION-In execution of deed of trust executed
to the subscriber trustee by Richard D. Grant
land, dated 7th December, 1851, and duly recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court 10 secure the pay
ment of d certain sum of money therein mentioned
and being thereto requested by the beneficiary In
said deed, shsll, on Thursday, the 10Th OF Feb.
Iuary, at O'clock T. nj upon tine premises, sell
to the highest bidder the following Real Estate 81
tuated in the city of Richmond, in DuvaIs Adj
tion conveyed in said deed, TO wit lot Ct Land
on Jackson street, adjoining the property Ut Mary
Ahern, and that of the estate OF Pemberton Lips
comb, fronting q feet, and running back l57
feet to alley also, one other lot OF Land front,
ing 80 feet ON Duval street, and running back 1876
feet upon which 10, stands two story Brick Tene-
N nt now in the occupancy of said Grantand.
The title TO the allows property is believed to be
good, but acting trustee, shall convey with the
usual warranty only.
Terms will be in accordance with the deed, and
will be made known at the sale.
JAMES G. BOSHER, Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr. jail
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GREGORY 81 MAURY.e MANAGERS.
No. 6S Main street.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, 2e, Feb 3:
81 50 40 SO Az a 80 rs 40 Is 81 81 70 S.
To-Day.-CapitsI: $40 600 u 600, 6, 600. 40
OF 2G00 &C. 7S numbers Is drawn. Tickets $40.
Draws MOnday.-Capital: s2e 900, ll,ooG,
5000, III of 2,6sU, &C &c. rs numbers, III drawn
Tickets IS. fe
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BY WeIIfnetou Goddfn

"oIInEt0n UOddln.
OMMIsSlONEK's SALE OF VALU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE and SLAVES in the
City OF Rlchmond-By virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Chancery for the ci,v of Rich
inond, pronounced on the eth January, 1853. in
the case Of Lipscomb's Administrator against Lips.
comb &c, the undersigned Commissioner will ex
pose for ssle public auction. at the front door of
the City Hall, in the city CT Richmond, on Friday
the stn February, 1858, commencing at II O'Clock,
NJ, if fair if not, the next fair day, all the real
estate and slaves which Moses Lipscomb died
seized, consisting OF lots on Broad Marshall and
Madison streets In the said city, with several wood
tenements thereon also, valuable slaves, con-
listing of men. womTSs and children.
The real estate is t0se sold for oncfourth cash,
balance az 6, ~ and 10 months for negotiable notes,
with approved endorsers, and title retained till the
further order of the court The slaves will be sold
Tor cash. RO. l.. JONES, Conn.,
Sale conducted BY W. GoDDIE, Auc.
ia
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~ TY.--By virtue OF deed of trust executed to
the subscriber by Ira Lee, dated the It'll day of
June 1851. and of record i'll the Clerks office of the
coukty OF Henrico for the purpose Of securing to A.
B Carter sum of money therein named, shall, in
pursuance Of said deed. proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises on
lying and being in said county, about IL miles De-
low Richmond, c9lRining about one hundred acres
more or less, situa,sd the North side of the Vii
liamsburg Stage Road, bounded by the lands OF E
Cartwright, l. Eecho and others Persons wish
ing, can obtain farther info nation previous TO the
day of SALE by calling the trustee ia Richmond
The tts to the said Land is unGcubted but selling
as trustee shah convey such title only as is vested
| In me by said deed OF trnst
Terms OF sale, cash.
ia 3l-3tawtd T. J. CARTER
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Most beautiful and desirab located Lot
ON Clay and 9TH streets
By Alexander Mott g. Co.

By Alexander Mott g. Co.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AT AUC-
l. TION-The large and well selected Stock of
rssdy made Clothing, at No 80 Main street, the
proprietor being desrous of closing his business.
The stock comprises, Blue, Black and Brown Cloth
Dress and Frock Coats; Black and Fancy CASH.
mere Pants; Business Goats, Silk, Satin Cashmere
and other Vests. al manufactured for this city
trade, and will be sold in small par GELS suit each
customer. The sale will commence on Tuesday
Morning, February 18TH and viii be continued
Until the whole stock is sold.
fe5 ALEX MOTT Il CO, Aucts.
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sTRATTON,S OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware. No 2S, Feb. 3:
9 q 80 40 SO Sc Al 80 IS IS rs 81 81 30 s.
Ticket Nos Al 4S 76, another one sold and paid
by STRATTON
Toe ay.-Desware, Extra 31.-Capitgl $4,000
15 numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
AlsO.-Delaware, No 80. Capital SAC 00C Is
nunlcers, Is drawn. Tickets $40 te5
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COsGREss.-ln the Senate, on Thursday,
me bill for the reorganization of The. navy was
taken up, amended and ordered to BE- en-
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SMITH

LAinBEkT's UFEICh.
I4th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware Extra, g. Feb. 8:
II So 40 IS 70 Sc 81 l6 10 A. So
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass o. Feb 8:
u 81 40 So AZ IL 80 rs 43 IS 81 81 10 S.
TO.day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No 80 Capitals: $4,000, 2,COO, 5000 3739, 40 of
2Ooo, ~ OF 500, &c. Is numbers, IL drawn
Tickets $40 fe5
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THE ATisEN FTTItT

DkOF. WIN. b ROGERS, of the University of
virginia, Will deliver course of three Lee
lures on Geology, at the Asheneum, commencing
on nexs Tuesday night, at o'clock
TgE COMMITTEE ON THE ATHENKuM
ta At
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10 the House, the bill to amend the several
avs regulating the coins Of the United States
vas under discussion.
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'TNRULL's BOSTON kUM.-3u bols highly
Il Favored for manufacturing, Tor sale by
fe5 JOHN Il CLAIBORNE.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DisP1TCH
Passage of an Important, Rm
TIE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-Sules Of IIOo bar,als
Flour a, S525.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Sales of 6OOO barrels
Flour at hrn rates. White Wheat $1.30.-
White aud yellow Corn GO to 20 cts
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Boston, Feb. 2-The ship James Pennell,
before reported lost, is insured here for $40
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Ii. M. NOE, Merchant Tailor. OF

40 B. M. NOE, WefcbHht IHuISEs UI
III New York, begs to INFORM the Gentem men OF
M Richmond and his sreguiar cnstomers. that
-A- he will be at the American Hotel on Febru'
sry Isi, and will be happy TO take orders TOR the
latest style OF fashionable Clothing. BIS stay
will be Tor week He takes pleasure 10 reier ring
TO the following gentlemen Jas Csskie, Esq
John Stewart Walker, Esg J Mildeberger Smith,
ESQ. ia W-lUtAn
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AIDES UHEAP GAIrEh BOOTS.
IL We have ust received a very handsome lot OF
cheap Cater ooots, TO which we inviI1 tne atLen'
tel If me ladies PEMBERTON d BRO,
fs5 l6l Main alreet.
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Having sold out our entire stock to ID. K CRANE
e. co. who will continue the business at our old
stand, We respectfully solicit for them a conR
tinuance of the patronage of our customers and
friends.
As ii is important TO bring our business TO q
close we earnestly invite all those indebted - us
TO pay up without delay. Those to whom we are
indebted will no doubt call without particular in.
vtation. We msy be found at our old place, No.
IL, 18th street. C. CRANE & SON
&, - vxy9x
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4 O- PARTNERSHIP The undersigned
- having purchased the stock in trade of J. C.
CRANE SON, have formed Co partnership uu-
der the name and style of d. R. CRANE e. CO.,
to conduct the Hide and Leather Business in the
house heretofore occupied by the said ]. C. Crane
d Son, No. 10, 18th street, where they viii be
pleased to see the customers If the late concern,
assuring them aud all others who may parronize
them, that they will use their best endeavors to
give entire satisfaction
In addition to the stock now on hand they viii
receive in few days additional supply of
Leather, &c, comprising the usual assortment of
goods in their line, all of which will DC offered for
sale low for cash or to punctual customers on the
usual time
Mr. WIN BEAL. who. for the nine last years, nae
been with the old concern, will continue with us
and be sdy to wait all his and our friend, whe
may call. DAVID X. CRANE
February LIST. GEORGE STEEL.
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uAIk CUTTING.-HOBSON under the
III American Hotel, has style OF Cutting Hair.
peculiar to himself only and nothing enhances the
appearance of the outward man, so much -
neatly cut and well arranged head of hair. Being
q practical workman, HOBSON cuis and dresses
hair in The latest and most approved style. Attach
ed to the above establishment may be found some
neatly arranged Bathing Rooms. te4
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nz5Ez1 Virginia CENTRAL Rail.
sS-s r0ad.-Mle Tickets Three Cents
Per Nue. y accommodate the way travei, tickets
will be sold at the Treasurer's office, in Richmond
al cents per mile, provided that not less than ten
dollars will be sold al one time
These tickets will not De transferable, and will
be used for distances MOI exceeding rs miles. No
Charge less than 70 cents. f GILL,
fe lin Superintendent.