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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-04
THE OLD BROWN

VTTHEN competition, business accuracy caac
w ty and competent knowledge of day,
ready TO take hand usual. This special
greeting, shall be happy to you y,
BOND KELIOGG,S.
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7
Cows $50@60 Peaches. So
Work 800 to 200 yok Green apples ..$5@6 Dbl
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Lead, pigs per 100 lbs. so
Shot. 10 q sack
White, pure. so 5000 Tsp ky
/" No. l....$2 $50 2 80 do
Glass l2xlS. ..$6 50td7 p box
" 1Oxl4....45 25d5 50 do
" 1Oxl2....$3 75M4 At do
&c 8xlO.. 5OS 4 10
Powder, rifle p key. ..S5a6 so
+" Blastins....$3 500 3 IS
BroOrns q ,loz........82T 3 90
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5FINIS useless to cn'crate i've hand and keep
l. THE CITY DRUG STORE.
g. word to the wise Is sufficient
aulS-f BOND KEIJnCC
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TIVE undersigned have mis- day formed
Il der the style Of WREN, CROFT & RE0ALLY,
Of ansactBR the Drug Medicine
continue to have hand full supply Of Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints, Osand Dye Stu, the Drug Store
opposite Empire Block. Please call and examine.
~ ilitH TsA - fzh9 n JNO. v. WREN, ~
f...-..-s4., .fs MATTHEW GRORF,
ty7-tf t WIN. REGALLY. "
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Ia F~a &c., RICHMOND AND
SIDE AND Virginia AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROADS-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Shor
most mfortsble and most expeditions route to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS Through by Daylight. snd
Baggage checksj through, except on Stages.
Visitors to the Virginia Springs by this route, take
the southsids Railroad at the Rich
mond and Dsnville at Richmond, at A. NJ, daily
SUNDAYS excepted, breakfast at the Junction, and
ample time given passengers to ear arrive at Lynch.
burg at IL H. TO dinner and thence. via Va ard TeLn
Railroad, reach Bonsscks Depot at st P. III. the same
day, and there take KENT, sUMMERsON CO.'S
FINE LINE OF STAGES dine at the Red Sweet
or Sweet Springs, and arrive at the White Sui phur
Springs M miles) early on the evening of the se-
cond day from Richmond and Petersburg. without
nigh travel, and with but "a miles of Staging
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is locstel
through q most romantic country, possessing eli
mate unsurp passed for its sslubIity and delightful
Temperature. The road the base of the Peaks
of Otter, and within three miles of the Allegheny
Springs, mile of the DEVILS Den or Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs and within four miles OF the
Yellow Sulphur Springs; all pleasantly susteda few
miles apart, the Eastern slope of the Allegheny
mountain. in Montgomery county The waters of
these SpriI celebrated for their great dici
nal qualities, the accommodations excellent, and
have been greatly increased since last season.
Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent,
Summerson Co.'s Stages at Newbern Depot on the
evening of the dag that they leave Richmond or
Petersburg and arrive at the Springs the follow
ing day to dinner, Salt Sulphur Springs eatly in
the evening
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@As@ NEW AND SPLENDID

1904 NEW AND SPLENDID
4 OsITIoN LINE OF
STAGES Through from Richmond, Petersburg,
Baltimore, Washington and Alexscdria, to White
sulphur and Sweet Springs. In days. and Salt sul.
phur in days. $50
On and after the lat day OF July next VIC viii run
daily line Of four horse coaches from the terminus
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum Warm and Hot Springs, with branch
to the All-Heaiing Sprinss)
Passe ayers leaving Richmond in tn morning train
of cars, will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm SPRING. same day; leave next morning at
day light and arrive at tho Sweet and White Sui
pbur Springs early in the evening.
Having sll Few, frat class coaches, fresh teams,
selected with great care and drivers
we feel assured extend to the travelling pub
lie such facilities for and comfort have nsver
before been offered secured on this line.
Through tickets from Richmond and AleXandria
to any of the above nsmod SPRING. can be obtained
of any of our agents. who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times, when
desired. HARTMAN l. BROWN,
my % Proprietors.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAIL
r " H1 nsFzEsE'ss:sz] q
STTMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ONE DAY ONLY IRON hlCaMuNpg ~ IT, The I'll z
aa b s~Ee4 sr AZ TE
TVHIS Route is confidently recommended
i a. the most comfortable to all the Virginia
spriues, and il moreover presents to the traveller
numesa Of Of IT,
mile OF the birth place of HENRY CLAY, also By
Hanorer Old Court House. in which AT RlCk
ton: in .sht OF Monticello the residence of THOs.
JEFFERSON; by the University Of Virginia, at
Charlottesville and orer the top OF the Blue kidse
Kockfsh Gap. This spst 10 rendered famous BY the
declaration of Washington, that with few brave
men he could there defy the approach OF the whole
British army Here as the cars slowly w,n1 h sie
spreads on. in surprising beauty and grandeur After
passing the public institutions for the insane and
deaf and dumb at Stanton the traveller enjoys the
view of great dea! of wild and romantic scenery at
Buffalo Gap and other parts Of the route. ..
1t also pssses near tho,e wonderful cuIiSsities.
Cave the last of which 10 near that the blowing
may be heard "a the stages pass =,
running to station miles west of staunton. and
will continue to go farther as the track Il laid by
force row engaged, who can put down half mile q
day Early in August they will run ~ miles weat OF
The Western portion of this road, including part
Est of the Blue Ridge, well baliasted, securing
amorg other advantages to the traveller an exemp-
ton from dust.
The turnpike roads on this route are far better
than any other, ana the puonc may expect more
comfortable stage accommodation than they have
ever had. -,
If passengers desire it, through tickets will be
siven BY the stage line of VIM P Parish Go from
Eichmond to the White Sulphur, at 81. To other
Springs less Ia proportion.
Passenger passing through Riehmond enjoy fell
opportunity FOR rest the cars do not leave until
quarter past A. NJ. They dine In Stsunton, reseh
the Alum Springs day, and by easy stages. ar
rive ct White Sulphur next day, early In the even
ing. d. y MHILCOMb,
Office Va. Central Railroad Co,l
Richmond, May %, 1855. my29
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Ell THREE DOLLAR MOLE SKIN
<AAA HATS Public attention is invited to very
large stock of HATS, of Richmond manufacture
which the subscriber is selling at the low price Of
s.. These bats are warranted to well, the
style ID fashionable the ioi.h is fine. an the whole
appearance of the hat neat and genteel
Purchasers wishing to economic in this line
would do well to call and supply themselves.
e4-6t JOHN DOOLEY.
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MEDICINES.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk

InACIOn pm
from the seversst burns or scalds, In from one to
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds without
scar; IL eHectuslly cures Fever Sorss Piles, Salt
Rheum, lnfammstory Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds,
Bruises, Scsld Head Corns and Bunlons Erysipelss,
Bprairs, Sweliings, Felons, Chblains, Bite OF In
scots. Swelled and Broken Breast, aote nipples,
Eruptions, and all other inf and cutsneous
diseases where the parts affected can be reached.
This article IL now put up 10 blue wrappers. with
new steel plate label, and signed by II DALEY, Ma,
against The numerous countsrfsits in nearly every
store.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale OF the genuine new
STYLE and they furnish the trade at propre pr
ces. Retail price only 25c. q box. mh S6-d&woul
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DxArH OF WEALTHY GAsBLEa.aA few
.ius" Hope died In Paris leaving the
wbole Of his immense fortune, above q ooo COO to
noo, EnsIishunau, distant relation, negotiating
s,fnoxer on some hundred pounds . year. The
LII contained few legacies, among ihers one to
n. mistress He bequesthed her $1,000 he
owned hotel 10 Paris which 10 said to have cost
million OF dollars, as II has an immense esroen,
filed with avenues of foe old lndens, as many
fountains aud statues 40 Versailles, and spieudid
cascade. The furniture 10 10 Keeping WIN the
hotel and grounds: II cost 100000. He lived 10
,hi, establishment II 10 said he msde bis fortune
10 Mexico at monte and the cock pit. 10 1850 be
los, on one occasion sa5 600 at the gambling table
10 Hamburg
FATAL CONFERENCE.-The extensive Touring
es,sbiish.nent Of F. Schaaf & Son, situated In the
Yves, part of the town Of Jerseyvle, ILL.,, was des-
troyed By FIRE on Tuesday morning, Goth ult, and
one Of the sons of the senior partner persisted In
the flames. Two OF the sons of Mr.. Frederick
schaaf, aud another young man, were sleeping 10
the mill whea the hre broke out The young man
and one of the brothers effected their escaps from
the burning building, though not without serious
injury from the flames; but the other brother was
aaxble 10 escape. and was burned to ashes.
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UCK is EVERY THING.-Tht

IL course of true love- 1t 10 said, did never yet run
smooth and those who have had experience on
that turnpike of the affections, or rather ratoad-
az it is soon run over-bea testimony to the Joits
running off, and smashing up elive," of which the
poets fpeak We have great taste 10 TINS tune OF
politics and perplexities to oabbie IN fancy stocss
trations of an aphorism of admitted truth may be
considered seasobabe, and the moral dedocsd from
the illustration may compensate some for the time
OF reading it POLLARD'5 IMMINENT has been
before the people, comparatively speaking, very
short time, and the that 1t hiss perfor since
its introduction are without number; and thousands
living witnesses ready to testify to its exraoi
binary vistues We therefore take this occasion to
say to all who are suffering from RHEUMATISM or
anv disease of like nature. try Pollards Linimen
and our word for it they will find instant relief
For sale by PURCELL, LApD 4 CO, Bennett z
eeers Adis 4 Gray. Duval Norton, w. 2. Ladd,
L. B. fhomas and Druggists generally throuehous
the city. Jeo
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I IST OF LETTERS-Remainin in the
~ Richmond Post Office the 9th June, 1855
1Persons calling for Letters In this List will
please say they advertised.
u Ofice hours on Sunday, hereafter, from toe
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PUsHTON's COD LIVER OIL.-1he

PUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-1he
~ late firm of RUsHTOE, CLARK i CO. being
dissolved by its own limitation am sole pro-
pretor of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which il so
generally prescribed by physicians at this season for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds &C., &c.
CAUT1ON-In purchasing ordering be sare-
full to ask for Rushtons and that my name Is on
the label, and my signsture over the cork Of each
bottle, there several spurious articles the
market claiming to be Rushton's.
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON,
Bon of the late VIM. L. Rushton, ". York.
The above Oil for sale by DUVAL d NORTON,
corner Of Main and 10th streets Bank Square Rich
mond. ap5-Sm"
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON, AND
~ PRICES TO SUIT FHE TIMES We are
opening to day sems Choice snd Ssasorsble Goods.
ut the following low prices:
ooe yards Check Muslins at 10 cents per yard; o0o
DO Jasonett Camb'ic and Swiss MusIias. at Ia eta
and higher; 500 do figured dotted ana Embroidered
swi.s Muslins, at shilling per yard and upwards.
leoo do. Swiss aud Cambria Bands, at 25 cts. and
inner; Cambria and Muslin Edsngs aud Insertions
In great variety and cheap; te00 do. fast colsrsd
rfints, a. 81 cts worth La. real curiosity 10 the
way OF bargain; many other new and desirable
Goods. receiving daily at
J. MILLHIsER BRO,
je4 1913 Broad steest.
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II HAGERTY. BELL AND BRASS
LIZ FOUNDER, 18th street, between Main and
Gary streets. Richmond Va, 10 prepared to execut.
rdeIs for all kinds Of Pisinand Ornamental Srass
aud Composition Castings.
Also. al Kinds Of Brass Finishing sueh a. Mineral
Water risiures, Plumbers spd 0ss Filters Work
Aso ell KINDS OF Steam, Water and GA Coek. a
general assortment constantly on hand
All kinds Of BELLS made to crdsr apI4-ts
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CTUARTS' G. SUGAR.--I5O barrels
~ btuarts G. Yellow SUGAR, 10 stose for sale
BY BACON 4 BASKEkvILL.
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4 EONARD'S DOLLAR CORDIAL-Il

- certain cure for Gravel. elect, Fieur Albus
aud all diseases arising from impIudencs. It has
cured upwards OF 5000 patients, and not one single
failure. Persons suffering from sny of the above
disss.ss must try 1t they wish speedy and per.
rnsnent cure. No difference In diet Is required no
hlndrsrcs from business, and warrants cure Ia rev
DAYS All should try .'Leonerd's Dollar Cordial"
To be had of L. b. THOMAS, Broad street, shockoe
Hill and of all Drug gists in Richmond. my "
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LIGHTNING RODS.-PKO Feet
II YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS. -STER.
BINS h MILLER, having been engaged In this CITY
and the surrounding country for a number of yesrs
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
as they believe given entire satisfaction would in
form the public that they stll prepared to put
up, either In town or country, LIGHTNING RoDs
made by the most approved nakers
Thankful for past patronage, they respectfully ash
a continuance from the public
Orders may be addressed to them thrnnxh IN.
Richmond Post Office, Box ~ NH N-Su,s
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LADIES' LIST.

Adams Mrs Ellen
Armsteaa Mrs Sylvia
Anderson Mrs Mary d
Brown Henrietta
Hurs Mrs.
Barley Mrs julia B
Rarnss Mrs A
Burke Mrs Catherine
Blundell Mrs Charlotts
Bond Mrs c
Bitts Mrs Chas II
Childress Mrs Eveline
Chik Mrs Mary A
Carpen Mrs Maria
Carksville Mrs Louisa ]
ClA,kson Mrs L J
Cornvsll Mrs Saml
Con way Mrs Julia
Day Mrs N 8
Eyaus Mrs Ennis
Forde Mrs ID NJ
Farmer Mrs q B
Green Mrs Eliz .beth
Garrett Mrs Mary E 2
Gordon Mrs Robins g
Harrison Mrs VIM 9
Hancock Mrs Va
liardz Mrs + J
Hof Mrs Barsh
Homes Mrs Susan
Henderson Mrs Susan 4
Till Mira Ellen G
Hugh - Mrs Frances
Herman Mrs Isabel NJ .
Xix Mrs Joseph
harwood Mrs Mary E
Jeffries Mrs Richard
Jacob Mrs l. g
Jackson Mrs Mary J
.Jaguis Mrs M ii
Jenniogs Mrs Maria
Jones Mrs Rebecca A
jackson AIRS Harriet
kimpsl Mrs II
Kinnaird Mrs Msry
Kiiby Mrs Martha
Keller Mrs Susan
Lsisaer mrs y
Labarrain Mrs NJ A
Lam Miss r
Lunpkin Miss Susan Y
Lee Miss Maggie
Morris Mira Eliza A
Morris Mrs Eliza
Morris Mrs Mary
hlarrd Mrs NJ g
Morrisett Mrs Nancy
Martin Miss Mary E
McCullen Mrs nj A
McGruder Mrs Z
Omaily Mrs B
Oputs Mrs Julia
Porter Mrs A y
Pecor Mrs
Pesrce Mrs II M
Pollard Mrs j A
Parcell Mrs ID N
Reed Miss L
Randolph Miss N l.
koane Miss d A
Shnaube- Mrs Sarah +
Smith Mrs Rachel
Sykes Miss Mary r
Steane Mrs Louisa
Shoemaker MrsJ r 2
Suter Mrs II
Sanders Mrs e
Shelton MrsC
Terry Miss V 4
Trainum Mrs sarah
Trees Mrs l.
Tillsou Mrs II
Thompson Mrs Elizabe
Taylor Mrs Elmyra
Walton Mrs Sarah z
Watson Mrs Rebecca
Wood Mrs Mary A
Wilkinson Mrs M A
White Mrs l. A
Williams Mrs Lucy
White Miss Ii 4
Walker Mrs Kate
White Mrs john II
ylF,ll.- A.
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NOTICE.-The attention of the public
~ is called to the ann xed certificate ofBAKERSS
PREMIUM B1TTERS, which Is one of the most
popular Family Medicines known in this country
which can be had of Messrs PURCELL, LADD
CO, and Dru ggists everywhere.
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days All should try .Leonards Dollar Cordal-n
To be had Of l. TaoMAs Broad street, snoe sS
NOTICE.-The attention of the public
PREMIUM B1TTERs, which i, one of the most
popular Family Medicines known in this country.
which can be had Of Messrs PURCELL, LADD Il
CO., and Druggists everywhere.
COTTAGE, May 18th, 1885,,
Near Curdsville, Buckingham Co., Va.
Dear sir-My wife having been for many years
afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nervous Debility;
to give them q trial. After trying half dozen bot.
ties, she found her health much improved, and her
:ss nas It and and CO
to use it to her improvement. 1t is very popular
medicine with many Of my neishbors. and e Is be-
coming almost In ger eral use q: tonic in this sec
ton. With my best wishes,
am yours, truly
TRUE Turf OIL.-For old Sores of
l. every description, On Man or Beast. One tea
spoonful e4ual to an ounce Of any preparation
known.
Bruises and sprains Users and Fsllona, Soalds and
Burns, Sore Legs aod ChiibIans, Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cra.p and letter, Stings of Insects, Wounds under
the Nails, IndaIced Breasts Glandular Tumors, Sore
Back, swelled Legs AID Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted to cure, anG no damage fromleXposufe
to colds.
Applied to burns ct once, 1t leaves 10 scar.
Price 30 and Is csnta bottle
Sole ProprietoEs. Richmond, Va
RICHMOND, January l6, 1855.
Messrs Dove l. Co.-For about seven years my
negro boy, Simon, had ulcer on the shin bone OF
of his legs; he had had the very beet medical adj
vice. and the strctest attention from myself the
has been repeatedly pouced and burnt g lin caustic
at intervals whist giving applying medicine, he hss
been kept on low diet, and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore would
be large the palm ofa mans hand and ct Others
no larger than half dime, and even when it has at
tanned This sn all size would break out again. be-
came certainly discouraged about it, and one day
while in your store, asked you what must do for
using 5 bottles 10y the direction) it entirely
healed Previous to the time of using it, he had lest
months from his work, but since, he has never
lost single day. will add that have expended
uselessly on his limb about two hundred and fifty
dollars and it gives me pleasure to add to the
you have this testimonial of the virtues of your Turf
Oil. Very respectfully, 8. Z. SHELTON.
"A congratulated by permission from a lady Of
his city. NH Sl-dA cts
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DARA60L6 AND FANS.-Just receiy
J cd alaIs lot OF Parasols ana Fans OF svsry Va !.
iesy 81 styl. snd price, TO which We ea the 81 ~.
ttcu ~ fofuierss 0INrER & ALVEY.
apo Mo- 10 Pearl 1traet
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SA FOR RENT.-A room over W. 2.
adapted foT most any use, and furnished with shell
wing and ely and aide lights so feet long ard 80 fee,
wide Apply to w. P. PERKINS,
ap y IS 14l Eagle Square
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ACKSUN'S EACELSIOR BIITEKS.
y MI. r. FL Jackson-Dear Sir: My mother-in-ley,
Mrs. Armstrong has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
for some Is years Not finding any permsne nt relief
from the various remedies used, abe was induced to
try your "EXCELSIOR BITTERS," and it affords
much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
suits.
She enjoy her food with q relish to
which she was stranger previous to the of your
valuable medicine GEO. w. WILEY.
Richmond, Va, April IA, 1855.
l advise every family to procure these Bitters.
They may be found at E. J Picofs, A Rodekerx
.. III. Zachrisson's. Chas Miilspsush's Bennett L
Beers'. and Alex Duvals, Drug gsta, Richmond. Va.
All orders promptly attended TO- apls
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FLORAL UTIFIER-IDfallible as
L PRESERVATIVE OF THE SKIN and com.
piexion. it will remove Freckels Sun-burns PIN.
so sofsness, improving and beautifging the com.
peSlon and Ieudsriog the skin fair soft and trans.
ins wash during travelling or exposure to the sun
os,t or hard winds and after the injurious degIes
VI neat felt In crowded assemblies
Full directions for use on each bottle
For sale by DUVAJ 4 N0pTON
Jeo chemists and Druggists cor Main & iOtb sts,
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kEMOVAL.-The Subscribe

hxEA respectfully informs his friends and the
tYESE public generally that be has taken the
store No. 1873, corner of Main and 18th
streets, and IS we'll known as ALIENS Arbour.n
where may be found large assortment of every ar.
tcie IN Saddiery establishment; all Of which he
WILL sell very low. JOSEPH HI. COLQUITT,
ie <o-uu Agent.
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nut HEkkINGA-Sl6 barrels No
~ Scotia CUT HEaRIR0e, prime sash.. 10
st... Tor slsby BACON = SAsKEhviLL'
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cEE CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
S2S=sEThe subscriber has on hand, at his Coa:h
Making Establishment Lombard Alley, between
Main and Csry, QSth and I4th streets) near the Co
lumbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIOTEEs, BA.
ROUCHES, BUGGlES with and without tops and
SULkIES, all of his OWE make, of the best mater.
ais and workmanship All of which will be sod So
low SIS good work of the kind be in the city OF
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage iue es si
determined 70 psake to order and sell at the lowes
prices possible and all work sold. that IL rev,
rantsd. lfs 20-6ml MICAJAH MANGUM.
a. TO THE PUBLIC.-On and after
ASN June 1st, 1855, owing to the high price Of
al kinds of horse feed, my charges will be fol-
lsws-
Board by the month. .................SIS 90
DO by the day or night. / co
For single feed. SIT
aso take this opportunity of returning thsnss to
my numerous frisnds and patrons for the kind and
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon me for
the last four years, with promise on my part to
new my exsrtiops to please and accommodate them.
They shall always as heretofore find at my stable
the best Of feed the best of grooms and the best at.
tention paid to their horses.
slso keep constantly on hand, for hire. single and
double Buag ies, with and without tops and Horses
which 4 can recommend as perfectly gentle
G. L.. EARNEST
je 2-di2t&w2w Council Chamber Hill
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g A l. A M A NDE Z FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES. MANUFACTURED BY EVANS WATSON
PHILADELpHIA.-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent hes in Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, ard when opened tn cir optents of books
and papers were found to be unnjured They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes with Hslps pate
Burglar Proof Looks. PAGES ranging from $50 to
$500. For sale by H BALDWIN,
NH SITS 1a8 Main at Richmon5
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A MOTHER RANGE OF CHEAP
"A GOOGS.-OpeLing this day, Psrasols at 50 cb;
handsome Jet Bracelets at 10 and lie, Lace Collars
at &c; rich Embrode red Curtain Muslin at l2o beau
tiful French Lawns at l0c per yard; q splendid SIS
sortment of En broidered Hdkfs uncommon n " chesp
Also, fresh supply of French Corsets, Silk Ruches
and sny other Goods cheap
VALENTINE COHEN,
je 5-l2S i7o Broad 81
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Atkinson r s
Alexander Thee
Allen Saul T
Addington r d
Adrain Wan
Alley L s
Amos Isaac z
Brad y l. Bro
Benton VIM
Booth l. Watson
BIunt VIM
Bradley VIM W
Bern VIM
Baldwin VIM
Bur veil VIM P
Bottom TbosI
Boldeman TIL
Burnd Thos D
Baker Thos ]
I'll cxweil r
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Blackwell r D
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