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HOS. j. LARK L, date OF Richmond.)
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,

'H1HE subscribed having purchased the Office late in The occupancy
L OF Thomas Lambert, Esq will be pleased to receive orders II
tickets in all Lotteries, under the management Of X. FRANCE e.
co. Allurdcrs will NEE; his pronrt and confidential attention, and
the drawings will be forwarded as SOON as they are received. Ad.
dress. Illus. }. CLAHhEi Baltimore, Md.
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THE FRANKLIN PAPER NIL

THE FRANKLIN PAPER MILL
(~BELVDERE MANUFA CTURLNG COMPINfD.
On 9Th Street, near tho Petersburg Depot,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Z S in good ooder. manasedby a supefiorPaperM Mayer ana is toIn-
Envelope and Wrapping Paper. equa!in quality aud aslow III price,
a4ey mandatory IN the United States.
nJ- Orders for ary description, Of any weight anu uinensDhs,
executed at the shortest notice.
RAGS! RAGSH
WASTED-CLEAS LINEN AND COTTON RAGS, PoR WHICH THE
CASH WILL DE PAID ON Delivery AT THE MILL, OR RsMiTTAScss
al A. n,rRcrEp. Jan. .l7-ctf.
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&C Isu NORrH AMERICAN CoLoNIEo.

ENGLISH AMEN!U r,.,-. .,e.t n do.
eosros, April ls-New Btnas~ il; ,e psps'ih e spsyl rs IL :
;.daes' mile s@ Gos NJ have signi6ed an intention TO
,l ans I 30 Newfoundland the same system r OF = elss a'"'n'S'
:nceue o,ed by other North American GOODNESS
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GENERAL AGENCi,n,.,n,

1IkN - "hN
FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE Of LANDS,
VSRANK G. RUFfIN, Secretary Ct The Virginia State AgricWtu.
L raj Society, and N. AuousT, olor their servicesto The PUBLIC az
CKyERIL AcsSrs, Tor the sale and purchase OF lands in Virginia
and the Southern and Western STATES.
OPTICS. at the Office Of The Virginia State Agricultural Society
~ \ n Al AnousT' Notary Public and Accountant. OFFICE, as above.
INJ ANTED-A with cash capital. Educated and intel.
w lIgen, persons, VIII proper capital and business quailhca.
r,Lns, can clear from 8l0U to 5000 per annuH. r.
AnpIy from 9 to 10 A. NJ, or from SIC 4 p. NJ. at room No. 2, Ex
hange Hotel, between now and The let day OF May lS1f" no
letters answered.
ANANTED-A partner,o or partners, with q eapoita. o. SHfH w
sioess in less than POO days; business at a profit OIL from louto 3S
per cent, and wholly for cash. lie ascertain that he hundreo 'hou'
sand dollars can be cleared in the business in five years. H.,
Apply Of 10 A.. NJ, or at r. NJ, at room No. 7, Exchange hotel-
beiore May the LIST, 1854. No letters will be answered: Alrll4
MOOD, WOOD, WOOL offer for sale, at the Mood
w Yard, recently occupied by MIR. John F. Reeve, on Broad
Street, for cash, or to pnnctual customers gooa WOO, oG'n u I'm me
and Oak, at low prices. Having 6 number OF hands engaged in cut.
ting W ood, I shall be regularly supplied with u, Ihr9ush tLe
kinda.ss Of Mr.. Luther ?. Ellis and Mr.. d. w. Dabney, have pla;;
ccd a slate attheir stores, where orders can be lett, anH %hSm VIII
be promptly attendedto to.
a T a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIIxEC.
N TORS OF THE RICHMOND AND CiARL0iTESViLLE
r,ouesled to max. a call on the stockholders TO pay IN five dollars
per share, on or before the 18th OF next month, 10 enable them 10
comply with a direction Of the stockholders 70 puIensSe e Ho, ofV ~
Turnpike. They will accordingly pay the and amount ih'o n
hands Of our treasurer, David J.. Saunders.
March l0-if IOHN 3. CNENSnAN, ~
r w. SMITH g. co., PLUMBERS AND GAS
u FILTERS, 18th street, between Main and Cary, RICHMOND,
Bath Bath Tubs, Water Closets, and all other Water Fixtures, put "
Cas- Pine and Fixtures for lighting s,orcs, dwellings, &c also
hydraulic Rams, Lif, and Linand Force Pumps for farms, rail-
stations, mills, &c, put up atshosI no.uu ands T.
n. r.. w. S. e. Co. will attend to laying down Cast iron ripe
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maryland lotteries for April, 1854.
BROAD ROCK RACES.

BROAD ROCK RACES.
ENsSsT d., DAYN w s.an. day r; 81 M / a. chA
old; mile heats; 500 entrances $50 forieit-@%ES2&
closed with the following entries: ~-~s
). C. Macou-b. f. by TaliyIo, dam by Tom Tough.
A NJ. Payne-b C. by Childe Harold, dam Emily Thomas.
c, Grepn-br. f. by Aindcrby, dam Princess Anne.
SECOND RACE-Slme Day.-Single dash OF a mile-frcc for
SudIle Horses onIy-for a handsome Saddle.
SECOND DAY-Thursday, 4h May Proprietor's purse $500; 2
mile heats; sis entrance-free for all ages.
THIRD DAY-Eriay. 9th Maya Possake; mile heats; $3.50
entrance; half futieit-ciosed with four entries. viz
William II. Gibbons oil New Jersey.
A. N. Payne Of Fauquer.
o.. Hare OF Petersburg.
c. g. n. Gr:en of Richmond.
FOURTH DAY-Salurday,6 9Th Maya match for $1,000 a side
between A. NJ. Payne's 8 h White Eye and D. NJ. PuIIlam's E. h.; a
single dash, loco yards; $3.50 forfeit
SECOND RACE-Same Day-A match for $3.50 aside, between
Thomas bl. h. aud Tindcy's g h, TO pace one mile.
April l3 CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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e VA 500 tons best Peruvian Guanoi wv DIS s &C.
VI can Guano-reeeiving and for sale ~ =, =. CONC
March 2l-e6t HUGH w. rRf q SoNS.
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.rsr NEWS 81 THE TELEGRAPH
,,.d for the Richmond

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. INV bust.
,.o-oy April l3.-Without transactins =, COS.
VA: ,moortsnce, the Senate went into an eSecu''N
"a At an early hour. ;,, The rates of post.
fne hO OrsOoses to increase letter postage to Two e. ,bss dis !.
i s;i.,auces under 3OUO miles, and len cents ns9.c, was debated
o osmSn all cases to be prepaid. The suo'ee'
"sun,ittee but not definitely acted upo"'
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DERSONS suffering from defective vision, Ue he same from Myo,,
Il PA, ~Prcsbyua, Presbytic.Am6lyOpia Cataract or Weakness OF
the retina, can have glasses anpie! upon sound philosophical prnGlL,
BY Constant reading or writing, wrhou, the least strain TO the eye l..
fects Of sight his study for a great number Of ycars, is now perma'
nenlly located in Richmond, andi Is prepared TO scrv the public at o.
moderate charges as they can purchase spccaclcs from any trader ~
other wares or mel chandhsc. The ciiizcns Of Virginia will hnd u
greatly TO their advantage TO encourage a profcssir? OF that k'nu,
(he only one IN The Stale rs the health OF such a delicate organ as
the eye is too Important to be triHcd 9Th. Ills glasses are SUI eIlof,
and his application Of the SANG mos: accurate. Those in neeG OF ca
optcian, are politely requested to call at No. CO lain street. adjois-
Ing Mrs. c. Philips Millinery. E. MARKENS, Opician.
Jan. 26-3m
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MARINE JOURNAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


- TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA COUNTY,
~ Al the solicitation OF u few friends, hereby declare myself
1 eend,date for the Office OF County Surveyor, promising, IT elected,
% dIseharge the duties Of the Office faithfully. diligently and impair
tally. WIN. A. GILLESPIE.
SLouisa, April 10. laS4-cW3w
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MOUNTAIN ARD 6rEins prime Lard on eons,snH'en'
iV6 INN recaiyed and for .aje by RAWLINGS l. MILLER,
April ID corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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IT'D virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit Court Of Lunenburg. will be
ID sold on TUESDAY, the llth day Of April, upon the premises,
The tract Of land on which Field Clarke resides, lying on both sides
Of North Meherrin River, in the county OF Lunenburg, Containing
1859 acres. and on which theie Is i valuable Grist Mill. AT The sane
lime will be sold rome five or six valuable slaves and some peTlsha'
bIe property. The slaves will be sold for cash, the land on a credit
Of six months; the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
The said land lies within four or five miles Of the Richmond and
DanviIe Rail Road, and has upon IL comfortable dwelling and good
Gurm.houses, and a sufficient proportion Of timbered and fiat land.
T. II. CAMPBELL,
f. X. CHAMBERS,
JNO. KNIGHT, JR.,
N.r.b o D -rtJa COmInlssOnerS.
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- FIFTY REWARD.
I'd from the subscriber, in Charles City county. d q o
IA gro man named EDMOND, five feet. ten Inches ia hGight. thn,
slm and black, with bad teeth Said negro Is abou. - years oo
and was recently purchased from Mr.. Henry Harrison o. SusseA.s .
IT., has a VIE ia Sussex, and is supposed 10 be lurking 10 lha neiSn
borhood. p obabIy hiring himself TO wood choppers 81 90 o. ,os us ~.
nrrbsusiou and lotgment in the Jail at Petersburg, V o u uei''ety W
inc. near Charles Cry Courthouse. rpENSu.w
March lU-c2m
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By THOMAS W. kEESEE, AUCTIONEER.
AUCTION SALE OF WATCHES, JEWELRY

AT ELIAS HALE'S, l6 MAIN STREET.
r9NlE undersigned, in consequence Of nj king a change in his bu'
4 tiness, will sell hi, entire stock Of goods at auction, without To-
serve, commencing on TUESDAY, April 18Th, inst at 10 O'Clock,
A. ". The sale will also be resumed In the evening ii; 7 O'Clock.
and continue from day 10 day Ill the entire stock Is disposed Of,
presenting a greater opportunity TO city and country merchants ard
OTHERS ~ obtain bargains, than has ever been offered before IN this
city.
The stock is very large, comprising an extensive assortment; or
useful and fancy article 8, Watches Of every description, JeWelry.
Combs, Brushes, Perlumery, Paper. Bank Books, Fancy Boxes, Ac'
corieons, Clocks, Silver and Plated Ware.
The goods will be offered at private sale, At greatly reduced prices,
till day Of sale
TERMS OF SALE:-All sum5 over 8lOO four months credit. win
apnroyrd endorsed paper. ELIAS HALE.
Anil Ia lu6 Main street.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
rNHE Trustees Of "HalPs Free School, IN the upper partoi nan IAN
over county. desire 10 employ q competent teacher for thar lnsti-
rution the present year. The compensation may reasonably . e, sa
On IM. 2jth of aprlI, ut The School House, when those dcsirouS u
ootalning' Inc Ollie 81 w. NELSON,
,,u.L DC .or presjJsntn If the Board OF Trustees.
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SALE OF A LAKGE NTMBER or

. S6IsL ~ HNCITO.N.
TETILL be sold on MONDAY afternoon, the l7h April, 1854, upon
w The premises, commencing At s O'Clock. the newly erected
brick dwelling on the Plank Road, where it is intersectei by Matl.
sou street. The house Is well built, he's s rooms front aud back porch.
kitchen. COW house, wood and coal house, and we'll OF wafer 10 the
yard. Tho lot fronts 81 feet, runs back lbs feet TO IN alley.
TERMS -One.Iourh cash: balance at 1 S aud IL months, for neso'
liable notes, interest added, secured by a trust deed or title retained.
Aprii li GODDlS d. ApPERSpS. Aucts,
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w ni& DUCK LINEN have on hand a
p.nor r M assortment Of White and Fancy Duck Linen Goats OF SD
Aprii aa'hy which Is suitable for the approaching season.
90 HENRY SHAFER, eornerof Main and 18th SIS.
l. ssWTlcE.-6o cases c. and A. brand Liccrice 10 arrive
N'pes a. our store. For sale by
Aprlta RAWLINGS g. MILLER,
corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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EY AT LAW,
Clarksburg. Harrison County, va
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AT AUCTION

- AT AUCTION.
WYE sball selI al auction, on THURSDAY, the 2Oth inst, at .
w ucork in The afternoon, two improved lots on the Western de.
ciicyity Of MADDOX Hill, about the space OF two squares from, and
in front VI, Mr.. Bioomer's grocery on I'h street 10 houses OH
tbese LOIS are renting for -four dollar yer month.
TERMS;-One.thinI cash; the balance IN equal instaHments, u o
and ~ months, bearing interest.
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SALE.
TIME subscribers keep constantly on hand. a large stocko OF PERI
4 Wan Guano, De Burs's Sup. Phos. Lime, ~ChaPpelis SUI
Phos. Lime. Chuppell's Fertilizer, &c, and will attend promptly
all orIers. They particularly recommend the Sup. Phoa Lime io
lie gro wIh Of tobacco. $500.
March 1)-c2n BAlkSDALE u READ.
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MARBLE YARD.
GollN I. ROGERS, sh Street, near MAN, KiGh NJ IN VA "a rS a
row IS, GRAVE STONES. MANTEL PIECES OF every descr'p'
lion, WALL PLATES, FRONTS: &c; DC.
anv Jrs,tu IN Carving executed in the ncatcst manner.
orders from the country, with city reference, promptly attended
Nr. Rogers having served his apprenticeship In one oil the largest
"a bIfsnIrenlsi in New York City, and having much experience IN ma
business, nauers himself that all work executed At hls Shop VIII give
a.. un,,r. nntiaia unn 4 L IL hnnn North OF South. Oct. b-cIy
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THE GAUGE QUESTION

The Guyandotte Herald has reliable infor.
nation that tine Maysville and Big Sandy is
TO have the same gauge, 4 feet 1-a inches,
with the Central Railroad. "This." saws
the Herald, awill give uniform gauge from
Louisville to Big sandy, for that is the gauge
Of the Louisville and Frankfort, the Frank.
fort and Lexington, and the Lexington and
Maysville roads. It is also the gauge Of the
scioto and Hooking Valley Road, with which
the N. 4 B. 8. can connect at Portsmouth;
and freight seeking an eastern market upon
that road. would turn Of ut Portsmouth, an
fhsroute to Philadelphia, rather than encour.
ter the expense Of re-shipment at Bic s.ndv 5
should the Covington and Ohio Road h. !.
i've test gauge" 70 :
Ssce facts = these are very strong in ba..
half Of uniform gauge on tie Cp1ir.t -.
snd Ohio Railroad. To force upon this ro .od
-. -. oreak. Of gauge, would bs 10 drive 81
transportation tfcn the yirginiacisies. "
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THE RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES.


By the pleasant arrangement" recently
made for through ticket to Lynchburg, be-
tween the Richmond and Petersburg and the
Southside Railroads, there will be no connec-
ton going up between the Danville and the
Southside Roads. So that persons who 90
by the latter road, to take the Danville Road
at the Junction, will have to remain there
nearly twenty -four hours, to take the train of
the following day. The same must be the
case with the mails from Petersburg, to go
off towards Danville. This could only be
remedied by an extra train, at great expense
The passengers and mails by the Danvile
cars, that are to take the Southside train.
must wait at the Junction couple of hours
or more. We do not know how it is about
the return trains; but suppose the motive to
prevent connection between the two roads
in the return trains, just as strong as that
which interrupts their meeting ON their ont.
ward trips.
This is certainly very agreeable state of
things. We trust these railroad sauabbles
which must undoubtedly seriously interfere
with public comfort and convenience. and
seriously affect the public interests, may be
examined into thoroughly by those whose au-
thority and whose duty it is to do so. The
facts ought to be on record, and if the fault
be that of the Danville Railroad, let it be
not only censured but put right, and if the
Southside be to blame let that be treated in
like manner
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r,sr BALLoss.--We zoo that Ere l bsI

r.ar BALLoxs.-Wc aee that fire %
,,e r,utinue to be set OF IN the city every nlenl'
~, standing the ordinance aaatnst sucn nanss
Gus sport Those who sns.ss T., Y sSih orns from
fhe baltimore American: .,.,,..
M Are took place between two and three oc ,,:
Er;dsv afternoon, caused by FIRE balloon ialll0a
upon the roof Of two storZ and s', an CAUGHT
sro,,, The flaming sponge and WAS burning 6risAiy
hon several Of the Mount Vernon HOOK auu
+ .dd err company, residing In the neighborhcod re
n.ired To the spot with one Of their new ana PAM
lo.,s ladders and with the aid of buckets OF wa
to- succeeded in extinguishing Il without causing
rsneraI alarm. The damage dune was tfiflng.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
2ATIIQnAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-W w Brooke, Norfolk;
Miss Laws, Hampton; A Tinsley, Ala; D w San
ders, lady and svt. w w Walker, o; 8 Haben,
Ga; L Dauthat, c City; J Narbeck, Washington;
Wallad, King George; Jones. Lynchburg; DR. J
G Bootright, Charlottesville; w ] Quarles, King
William; E G Cooke, Miss; G C Dent, lady and
child. Georgia; C q Maringer Miss Marrenger and
svt, c; M Speed, Lynchburg; G A Hartman, c
Carer, N o.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL L Richmond. N G; 9
w Williams, Richmond; D Ennis, Va; J Hunni-
cult, Danville; Vaughan, ] Roberts, w G Suth-
orland, R D Alley, Petersburg; g g Gooch, Va; R g
Ward, Miss Ward Culpeper;J w Melton Va; VIM
Miller, Goochland; A Cogbll. Robt Marx, Chester
field.
AMERICAN HOTEL Wa Trice, Louisa E A
Laembdo N o; w o Jordan g w johnson, Charles
ton d w Bland, E Bland. King & Queen; Fl
Crone, Amherst; o Dibble. Chesterfield; G
Wright, lady, children and svts, Mrs L A Branhap,
Tappahannock; w L Gregory Amelia; II Rosenberg,
Bait; w Brewer and svt. Chesterfield; Mrs Me.
Pherson, Petersburg; w o Smith. Va; J 8 Lavan-
dre, Summer, Or Osborne, e ] Baugh, N o; C
Mortimer, Killers Charleston
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nr,nCHup FoUNp.-On Saturda,

Dr.p CHILD FoUND.-O On Saturday last,
C9Iohth LILA an inouest over the body of born
child which was found in siley between 4th
nd eth and Main and Cary streets coneeaied IN an
ss..ied tst they were going through the alley at
O'clock A. NJ and that the corpse was not there then.
The iury after a careful examination OF the oocy,
I'm " bieh no marks of violence could be found,
dsred as their verdict that it came to is deafh by
s~nomre to the weather. The infant could not nave
been moro than six hours old at the time Of ita
death.
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THE relaxing heat of Summer brings with it Pc
culiar tendency to disease. The Liver becomes tor.
pid the Blood fevered, Indigestion springs up dis
ensues To ward of all these dire effects, take Car
rER's SPANISH MIXTURE tits purifying and cooling
influence over the Blood, with its tendency to aay
all nervousness will at once commend it the very
best Summer Medicine. No ono should fail to try il
ub vaIuea health
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SPOILED FISH and stale vegetables are
aid 70 bs sold ia Manchester in any quantities :
1ur southside neighbors should take the ne cessarJ
steps to prevent this dangerous traffic.
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MANCHEsrER-A cenflam.n

. MAEoHEsrER.-A gentleman residing il
Manchester informed last SATURDAY. a.t.,nSs,. -
that no cases Of Oh ,eFa had occarrsS r. tSs,
town during that day, far ~ he had been sh,s .
learn. Prudence in diet will sooa restore orr rsi.s.
horl u health. - he'eu-
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OBsrRucrIoN.-The Messrs. Crenshaw
were fined 81 by the Mayo. for permitting hogs
head to remain in Cary street on the night OF the
9th inst.
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THE ALARM OF FIRE on Friday night was
csnsed By the partial burning of kitchen on Brooke
Avenue, which was dcubtless set on fire. L 50
srnaIl.
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F,RE.-The alarm Of FIRE on Saturday al
,srnoop. was caused by the burning Of kitchen IN
80 Of p. Aususts store The flames were extin
a,,;shed before doing serious damage.
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DIED.

At Mountain Top. Va. at 81 O'Clock P. NJ. on the
funeral win take place from Centenary Church, at
O'Clock This Afternoon His friends and those of his
father and Mr.. Thomas Boudar requested to at
tend without farther notice.
weeks Mrs. SARAH JANE JACKSON, censort of
r. n Jackson in the 3Ist year of her age leaving
affectionate husband and two children to mourn
their irreparable loss.
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SToRxD AwAx.-Dayid Kelly was found
in the street Last Friday drunk ard asleep ana
usahe % give securty the uext day for his roc b.
hAsi0s. was sont 20 ~ - ss - -
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The MAY0R atsUnooa Ms Court last 81.
tsrdsy mornins Bat bad little or % buslnsss g
trsnsact. -
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THE BEST And HEA Pc ST

he Best a ~ ID e II II q = B I
LAWNS!..- GREAT EXCITEMENT At
LEV1's CHEAP STORES. Nos. 10 aud Is Main d.
Io,u00 yds Lawn. for Ladiea dresses, are now cell.
ink Oh 70 close sales. 1t unprecedented Inv prcs&
frst-rats shilling Lawn fast collars and soed quail
~, for ASixPENCE. AFuLL DRESS FATTER k
9, nine yards - sooda for ONLY Is CENTS =
Also good article for ONLY 4 FOuRRENcE 4
Gail and look sna yoa cannot fail 10 purchase.
JAcoU A.LkvY,
Old Estabiishod Cheer Asosea
N19-< M0a kanA7 Main ..
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NOTICE.-The subscriber takes plea
In sure in returning his thanks to his numerous
friends and the public generally, for the generous pa
tronage bestowed upon him for the laat nineteen
as to compel him for want of room to move door
above the EXCHANGE Bank to a store which is much
larger and pleasant for the transaction of bust
ness
This establishment is divided into two departments
the Basement of which will be well supplied with
large stock for the transaction of the wholesale
The first floor above the basement has been fitted
up in modern style for the purpose of conducting
retail busIness attached to which, in the rear ia his
ICE CREAM SALOON, fitted up in rich aud beau
tifal style.
He has several of the most competent workmen
for manufacturing all kinds of plain and fancy CAN
DIES and one for the special purpose of furnishing
WEDDING PARTIES, either in town or country
Particular attention will be paid to this branch of
and orders executed with promptness at the
shortest notice.
He also intends toiuport all kind of French CAN
&c. JUAN PIZZINI,
THE VIRGINIA MEDICAL AND
Il SURGICAL JOURNAL, No: Xv.-Editors: j.
3. McCaw, NJ. D., Richmond; J. r. PEBBLES M. D..
Petersburg; Corresponding Sec'y, g. A. Otis, MD.
ORIGINAL Contributions:
l. On FibTous Povpus of the Uterus Bv +,
Madison, M. D., Petersburg. Va.
IL. Contributions to Operative Surgery BvJ p
Mettauer, M. D., LII. D.
LII l. Rieid.y Of the os Uteri. treated by Incison
~. On the Treatment of Cranial Fractures By
Blair Burwell. M. D., Richmond, Va.
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