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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
Linens. Linens!

IA =. LOOMS has JUS received full assortment Of
ish Linens linen Sheetihgs, Piiiow.case Linen
slsashsd and BI"wn Linen, Table Covers, Napkins, Dh
nets. efnshes, &c. &c. Also, Lancaster, and English
olnts, Of all sizes aud qnaI tiles
z slain ST., Montpelier, June, 1855. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02


The oaIngo TnAe,'say ssaha. during tie last
week thS4kpilce Of beef cattle 4 s gone down
from $3.50 Ssas.6Q iper.h1Edred eight and il.
is the opinion of layers thai the tssssas ~ not
reac4ei -. ~ ~ :. ,ss.s o4i,s5i
ton az ions, France, founded on the English
modelT -.~--~ "
Archer #ssssaisa st.sprigdeld Ill.,, on abe,
LIST inst, in the Icfeh yeaSof his age. z -
A shark, 80 feet long, and, sayage as ,rsa.
axe, was caught at New Bediora few evenings
since 81
{ LrPThe superiority Of American n9estve &C.
Mus, no, only over that of our Enelisb tjpesai
tors, but indeed over all other nations. has feome
too tangible to be, disputed. twas notorious at
the Worlds Fair in London, Aha, the Am3lcans
far ousripped all others in the aseful inyaptions
which they supplied We bsa, the English in
aessels, railroads talegraphs, and fgkRaias iures
by power. We are. byating them H scientific
arts of Chemistry and Medicine, asHb have long
beat the rest of mankind A ,ne@ .apd practical
proef of this asser,ioa& Shown ID the fact that
the principal remediesh abe allied armies of the
East are furnished ffqm, the 4hptatQfy, Of our
conniryman DR.. ]. c.AYR6 of1sswel Is filling
orders for immense quantities ofslls.C Cherry Pee
torai and Cath0rtic PHI fsS Eiif4hs'hnd and
sea forces in Turkey Aia ~ lines have bsen
tried and !, Approved BY mn q towey. who haze
found ,hesTaie most raiaBIe ,fkteh they could
procure for the exigencieg II. Sl1ch'they are %
be employed. IN. Y. ely Times. ~ . = =.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
, Extra Stone Lime.
BUtfer Salt.

,llhA BUSHELS Just arrived and 10, sale n, the
sAllAlIlD.rY pot store. FULLER SMITH
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PRICE ONE CENT.

10Y Moe-Last Saturday morning while Auaus
tus West. q lad about IA years of age, and one o
ms COUSINS, SON of the lafe Robert r. New were or
2 gunnng expedition in Henrico county. about
tnree miles cast of Richmond, the former was shot
| and badly wounded. Young New. il seems haa
cooked his gun to shoot hawk, but failing to get
| near enough to fire before the bird flew WAS At
| tempting to uncock his gun, when the hammer fell
| exploded the cap and deposited portion of the
load IN the right hip and arm Of Young West In.
nicfing severe though not dangerous wounds DIR.
Hancock was called to see the sufferer and render
ed the necessary medical aid
High Price for Neerocs-On Friday last Mas.r.
Dickinson, Hill, & Co., auctioneers, sold at their
auction rooms on Franklin street. thirty three NO.
groes. for Mr.. Clarke, of Halifax county for the
large sum of sa0,665 The party were divided
mus eleseh men and boys, ninewomsn and girls.
ana thirteen children. The average price for these
negroes was 1926 pit, and all of them were nnr.
CHASED by Virginia farmers for their own rse-
me ngnest price paid for any Of the servants
. Mas S,ale .or oaek boy eighteen years DID, and
sold the families together one of which consistino
OF man, wife and four children, brought a,9O0.
NarroD Escape-Yesterdaya afternoon ono wbi,e
man was pushed into tho basin by another and
would have drowned but for the timely aid rem
dcred him by persons who saw the occurrence
As soon AS he was placed on terra Erpsa he pitched
into the fellow that pushed him into the water and
gave him lesson in pugilism not soon to be for
gotten
Cm-Reuben Nicholas has been arrested for
cutting John Curren with knife He will have
hearing before the Mayor this morning.
The Arctic Expedition, as seen on canvass a, Odd
Fellows Hall, is attracting great attention. and
receiving universal praise. All who wish to know
any thing of tho appearance of nature in the lev
regions of the North Pole, should see this grand
work of art.
Fincd.-William Ryan, indicted for permitting
an unlawful assembly of negroes in his house. " as
fined 50 and costs by the Hastings Court
Dischor9cd.- William ChiIdress, indicted for
misdemeanor, was before the Hastings Court last
Saturday, when noile prosequi was entered.
Sealing Codt-The Hastings Court found Mi.
chael Quinn guilty of stealing coat from L. Co
hen, and sentenced him to Jail for As days.
appeals. cases of Mary, slave to Mrs. Wilde.
and John G. Smith, on appeals from the Mayor,
were continued until the next term
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

This house having changed proprietors with decid-
ed Improvement. ID now confidently recomme nded 20
the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Springs viii hnd there ample and comfortable accom-
modatons Its location 10 proverbially pleasant-and
position airy which, with the liberal hand of its new
proprietor, must render it the favorte house Of the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest The
rooms are neatly furnshed airy and comfortable Ths
fords-the servants polite and accommodating Moth.
ing is wanting to make it of the most desirab bic
Hotels IN the city. (au 2t) JOHN DARRACOTT
NOTICE.-fassengens going Nsrth are hereby
informed that on and after SATURDAY LIST OF
SeFtember the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do SO, to obtain Breakfast Supper. BY the
PROPRIETORS
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug 81, 1885 auSi
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DFATH OF A VENERABLE CLERaYMAN-The
venerable Rev. Thaddeus Fiske, D. D., for forty
years Pastor of the First Congregational church in
West Cambridge, Mass, died Wednesday, at the
advanced age of 90 years aud ) months. The de
ceased was graduate of Harvard College in the
class of 1885, and at the time Of his death with
single exception the Oldest person living In the
order Of graduation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-19

PRUSSIA AND THE UNITED STArEs.-The Prus-
sian and tnited States governments have entered
into an agreement respecting the registry of let.
a registered letter sent from Berlin, not exceed
ing half an ounce in weight, an extra postage Of
two silver eroschens is to be laid on, (ifteen sill
yer groschens is TO be charged, and on letters OF
the same weight, sent from the United States to
Berlin an additional postage of five cents) ma
King the total 10 be paid at New York, if ffanked
thirty five cents
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IRON IN ABUsDANcE-The Musentine 1owa,)
Engineer says that the Railroad hands working
on the bluff at the foot of the city. are rolling out
car loads after car load of iron oie-the genuine
arficle-and building up the grade with IT, 1t lies
IN hugh mass near the surface Of the bluff and
apparcntly in inexhausdble quantities
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DISTRESSING AFFAIR On Thursday night while
the Americans of Salisbury, Somerset county Nd
were firing A salute in honor of their victories in
that State, a dreadful accident took place by the
premature discharge of the cannon, which resulted
in the death Of Elijah Humphrey, and the wound
ing of Capt. Samuel Kelly, supposed mortay as
his face, hand and arm are larcerated in dreadful
manner.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-A passenger train on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad was thrown off the track
near Allentown, Pa, Thursday afternoon One
freight car WAS demolished, and containing
thirty passengers thrown from the track. All es
capped uninjured except the brakesman who was
fatally hurt.
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MARSHAL SPIRIT IN CAsADA.-The Quebec Ca
zette inorins its leaders that the war feeling in
law" In that city corps of cavalry, infantry and
artillery arc organizing.
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ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.-A resol,,.
tion has been introduced into the Tennessee Legis-
latore instructing their Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress TO use their utmost exertions to
procure tho passage of a law by Congress favoring
Pacific Railroad along the route known as the
Southern Route through Texas, and appropri
sting to it all the patronage and means consistent
with the policy and power of the General Govern.
mcnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-19

Henry Hopkins who was arrested for robbing
the mail at Island Pond Vermont had an exami-
nation at Montpelier last week, and was bound
over to the next term of the Circuit Court, in the
sum of s25O0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-19

EDITORS ELECTED.-The Boston Press will be
well represented in the next Massachusetts, Gene.
raj Court. Charles O. Rogers, of the Journal,
Charles Hale, of the Daily Advertiser, Isaac w
Frye, of the Courier, and Justin Jones' of the Yam
kee Prvateer are elected
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THE PASSAGE TO EURoPE.-Severalo of the mer.
chants of New York have determined to fix the
minimum passage TO Europe as follows: In second
cabin Sl5 for adults and $40 for children under
twelve years. in steerage SIC for adults and 50 for
children under 10 ycars-includng provisions,
which in all cases win be provided by tho ship"
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FIRE AT SAVAHsAH.--On the 10th inst. the large
brick building IN Bull street, Savannah, occupied
by Hcssrs. Robinson & Camp, A. Boncurd, Chas
5. Henry, Jacob De Lamotta, +. Sowe and A.
Wotter, was destroyed by fire. The loss of Robin.
son & Camp is put down at $4,000 insured; that
of Mr.. A. Weter $1,000, only partially insured
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SOMETHING OF TAX.-The shippers of gold
from California to New York, it is said, have paid
between three and four millions of dollars to the
New York Insurance companies In the last Ave
years; while the aggregate losses of Insurers have
not exceeded S2o0O00
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DEATH OF A MIssIoNARY.-Rev. Harvey r.
Hitchcock, for twenty-five years missionary at Ka-
uaha, Molokai, Sandwich Islands, died there on
the "9th of August He was originally from Great
harrington, Mass
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TURNING THE TABLEs--A captain of the Ian.
cashire Eng) militia, recently sued fair lady for
a breach Of promise to marry him, and obtained a
verdict Of $500
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TRIALS FOR WIFE MURDER.-There arc now
three persons, viz: Sias, Brown and Merrill in
Boston jail awaiting trial on the charge of murder
ing their wives. Sias has been there since last
spring and will probably have a trial during the
coming winter-Bostou Journal
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Jenny Lind has expressed an intention TO visit
London for the special purpose of giving concert
in aid Of the proposed Nightingale Fund.
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RIOTOUs CREW-By the last mail from Califor.
mia, we learn that the United States razee Inde-
pcndence was on visit to the port of San Fran
cisco, where her crew became afflicted with the
gold mania and deserted in squads. At the last
accounts, the desertons amounted TO nearly hun
dred BY deserving they forfeit their pay, which
amounts to from $50 to 5000 per man. as the Inde-
pendence had been in commission about I3 months
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COURT OF CLArms.-The claim of the owners of
the brig General Armstrong was taken up Friday
morning, in this tribunal. The case was opened
by s. c. Reid, jr., the son of the gallant command
er of tho privateer.
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Loss OF AN AMERICAN GUANo SHIP.-The Brit
sh ship Balarct arrived at London from Aus ral;a
reported falling in with the American ship Cleopa
ira. on the @6th September waterogged and aban
doned; and saw her 60 down in lat % 81 S., lon
81 10 w. The Cleopatra commanded by Capt
Thayer, and sailed from Calao on the Ilth August
for the United States
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HOTEsI,8.

COLUMBIAN HOTEI..-Therc ~ ~ |.
y sdded 20 the Columbian Hotel since tho last
meeting 0i tho Lesslasurc SO largo and comfortable
Portable accommodation will do well to call for them
no E3w j. M BOYD Co. Propriesors
COLUNIB IAN HO L.--JAMEs5 n.
tel will spare pains maintain former popu-
larity and comfort, They have employed Z. PORTER
to take the entire charge of the House and affer
st April The former patrons Of this Hotel, and nu-
merous friends of +. PoRTER, requested TO give
them call. f-9es tsE
Richmond, March n Is55 an e
NOTlCE.-TO PAaSENGERs ON THE
4 RICHMOND AND DANyILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBCIRG: :
Breakfast. Breakfast. Annie time given
TO cut.
The subscriber 10 prepared to furnish the pas-
senzers daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction of
the Richmond and Danyiile and South RAILROADS.
Immediately On their arrival on the cars.
my l7-l2m SAM'L d. BURKE.
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The Hon. Joseph r. Chandler recently lectured
at st. Louis
Hon. C. C. Washburne NJ G.. from Illinois, is ILL.,
and not expected to recover from his illness
Don F. Mango has been appointed minister to
the United States from Mexico in place of General
AlmOnte.
The amount required for the support of the Phil
adelphia public schools during the coming year is
S595,60 -.
Rev D. D. Pratt, Baptist minister in Nashua
n. H., died suddenly on Tuesday, of paralysis of
the brain.
Quack doctors are considered drivers of the last
stage of consumption"
J. f. Coad, Esq. of St Marys county, Md has
purchased the well known blooded mare Cordelia
Reed for $500.
DIR. Tobias Walton, for many years Fourth Az.
ditor of the u. S. Treasury, died in Washington
Wednesday last.
The rooms of T. o. Richardson and lady, at a he.
tel in Philadelphia, entered on Thursday and
robbed of 5000 worth Of jewelry, &c.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Early, of Virginia, is in atten-
dence on the North Carolina conference at vii
mington
Col w. w. Seaton, of the National Intelligencer,
returned from Europe in the Pacific.
A bill has been introduced in the Tennessee Ie-
gislaturc compel all free persons of color in the
State to emigrate to Liberia elsewhere beyond
the limits of the State
Gen. Whitfield, member of Congress elect from
Kansas, was in Nashville, Tenn, Tuesday, en
route for Wasiiny H.
The citizens of Louisville, Ky, are about to vote
| on the propriety of subscribing $l,0000O0 to the
| Louisville and Nashville railroad
John B. WcstbrOok, Chief Eneinecr of the Lex
ngton and Big Sandy Railroad, died at Kingston,
| n. Y, few days since.
Thomas Francis Meagher and lady arrived in
4 Washington Friday.
| ExPresident Fillmore was at Hamburg at the
| last accounts.
The Memphis, Tenn, papers announce the death
| of Dr. Reuben T. Berry, Of that city.
| The mansion of Hon. Fl. Van RENSSELAER,, a
| Ogdcnsburg. New York, was destroyed by fire
| Friday morning.
DR.. Brandreth the pill doctor, has not been elect
ed to the New York Senate. He was defeated by
| 62 votes.
Hon J. J. Criitenden, Of Kentucky, arrived ID
| r Philadelphia Friday evening.
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NEW YORK, Nov. II, 1855
The steamer Pacific brought out an agent from
the London Journal. to negotiate with Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens and Mrs. Southworth for the advance
sheets of all their writings, without reservation
and on their own terms. The Journal boasts
circulation of five hundred thousand copies
A stay of execution has been granted by the
Supreme Court in the case of Wm Scarffenburgh
who was to have been hung in this city yesterday
for the murder of Fl ,cna Meyers, of which offence
he was convicted September last. An argument
in the case before tho Supreme Court il set down
for next month, when the fate Of the condemned
man will be decided
The Board of Underwriters have decided to In
crease the rate of insurance upon grain in bags to
y " cent The rate on grain in bulk, was left to
the discretion of the companies
The direct examintion of Mrs Connolly was tho
principal incident of the Stuart trial yesterday
After admitting that she gave Judge Stuart five
hundred dollars she subsequently, testified that
Stuart returned her one hundred dollars on two
occasions, and promised to refund the entire five
hundred dollars in monthly instalments of one
hundred dollars each. .-
1t is stated that the important features of Mr..
Buchanans dispatches to government were
sent over the wires from this city to Washington
Another batch of criminals and paupers from
Hostein, are said to have arrived at this port yes
terday, in the ship Driver. A strong memorial is
in preparation, to be laid before Congress, with a
view to the enactment of some law to save the re-
currence of trouble of this character
Madame Lagrange had benefit yesterday even.
ing at the Academy of Music, on which occasion
Mmile Rachel consented to appear in! Racine {.
"Athalie." The opera was the "Puritani -
Signor Caspian, new basso here, also made his
debut.
The U. S. SIoop of war Cyane sailed from this
port this afternoon.
The arrivals from sea, yesterday, were un.
usually numerous. Among them, clipper ship
John Plummer, from Annoy, July IA ship Ante
lope, from Rio Janeiro and large number of
square-rigged vessels, from West India and other
Southern ports
The u. S. storeship Relief, from Rio Janeiro,
arrived at this port last night. She brings home S.
W. Spencer. late chiefmate of clipper ship Sea
Witch for trial for the murder of Capt Frazer
also DIR. Brolasky, the second and third mates and
six of the seamen as witnesses
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NAvAL.-The United States vessels the Congress
and the Saranac, left Naples, Oct 25th, for Con
stantinople. Their visit to Naples had no especial
object. The first had never been there before the
Saranac has visited several times.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
e HARD TIMES COME NEVER. No
&TA MORE.

e HARD TIMES COME NEVER, NO
"a MORE.
MI Oh. dear me, what shocking hard times.
Yet against them all have been striyins,
For there is no pleasure without any dimes
So, to keep up, we all must be driving.
A toast just now will give you;
You'll drink to it, certain and sure:
Success to all trades that's in Richmond,
And hard times come never, NO more
It's good times we are now for preparing,
PHI tell you now one thing you can do
If your Watch needs any repairing,
Call on Main street, to BARTHOLOMEW
have Clocks and fine Watches to sell,
To suit both the rich and the poor;
I'll warrant them for to run welf
And may hard times como never, no more
One thing will ask of you all,
Before from this place you retire;
On BARTHOLOMEW just give a call,
He has got any Jewelry you desire. t...-
A call from you is all solicit,
My name, it's wrote over the door;
Two doors past Pizzini's, you cannot miss it.
And may hard times come never no more
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker
a.,z -
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coRREsPo oNDENCE EoF THE DIspATCH

Orders for american Au,Aorcsses-Stay of Execution
Foreign Panpers-Jud9e Stuart, DC, DC.
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III, --77r7yrt We have on hand and for
,-sSe-1ss- sale DECK BOATS of the largest
I--->~-z--~~ size. Also OPEN OATS, and
slusre Timber from 80 to 50 feet at our Boat Yard
penitentisry Poud Richmond.
I0-ifrct HOWELL a MFSSLRR
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GUN MA X Il x, Importer,
A.fa a,,J ~...,t AL.

- IsH&SNas wlctesale and retsil dealer in Amer
wy> lean sai imported Guns and Rifles
ro-lir, and Fishing Tackle, Pocket Cutlery, Walking
.. pai, end Port Mauies. Percussion Caps Gun
'h" 'sr- Psisn, Shot Balls. Powder Flasks, Pouches
Rai,. B,ri Bags Nipples and Wrencbes, WASH
s"a m Po5, and klers, Dog Chains and Collars Gun
.issIry, Materials, &C, &c.
Rerolsers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers
-. n the trade. S. SUTHERLAND,
No 49, Main Street, opposite Eagle Square,
oc 4-Im Richmond. Va.
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A fresLeys ossanisasion exists In Pist.burg.
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-,,I.W.NDER FIRE PROOFS SAFES

l.ALaMANDER FIRE PROOF SAFES
= Manufactured by Evans Watson, Philadelphia.
These les have been severely tested at recent fires
in B.ln.nore Philadelphia and New York, and when
nue-d their contents Of books aad papers found
+, ", uninured They warranted 10 be Fire Proof
S.,. with Halfs patent Burglar Proof Locks. Prices
raging from 30 TO 500. For sale by
ii. BALDWIN,
mh3l-ts las Main street, Richmond
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INsU-
lVl RANCE COMPANY.-OfRce at 'Stationer's- &
Hail." No 2l Pearl street. Richmond, Va.-This Com
pany has paid in Richmond to Widows Orphans and
Creditors, over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and paying annual dividends of IS per cent to the
insured It has a capital of over 81 600, ,o01 No Com
pany affords more security advantages the nsu-
red. b. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
DR.. A. SHEAD, Medical Examiner SO R-3m
EIRE AND MARINE INSCRANCE can
Il be effected with the Albermarlc insurance Com
pany on as favorable terms with any other comps
ny in this State possessing real cash capital TO meet
losses. Apply to STOKES co,
Agts, Richnond, Va.
WIN T. EARLY, Pres't,
JNO. WOOD, Jr, Sec'y,
Charlottesville. Va.
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bENbEhS, FENDERS, TENDERS. -
avc for sae, at low prices. o large and handsome
sqp5lS q fendor, embracing round polished barred,
1nt plain Feuders. Also-hsndsome Shsvels and
Slower Stands Coal Scuttlos, &c, apply at my foun
dry. oc 4-d!m SAM'L b. DEN0ON.
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FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES. STONE GUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thants to my
fends for their kind patronage during tho past four
7s'rs and beg earp TO say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fronts, Monuments, Tomhs, Vaults, and
attend to Enclosing Buying Grounds and in fact all
work in the Stone Cutting aud Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
passed North South. oc 50
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NILN Z " F 4 l.. the highest premium,
awarded 10 SAMUEL u. DENOON, for tho best spc-
cimens Of CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRlCES.-The subscriber has for sale the lar gest
sock Hf CRATES and RENDERS ever before offered
for sale IN this city, Of his manufacture The
Crates embrace all of the various kinda and patterns
such ns squaie-toppod Gothic, Lptc, Circle, &c
with beautiful rounding Tenders summer pieces &C.
TO match. Orders for Crates Tenders &c, from
town and country prnctusly attended TO and care
t"iiy, packed Merchants purchasing to sell again
%iii he supplied al the lowest Northern prices, with
me usual dlsconn, of for cash by Wholesale. Apply
ny bell and Brnss Foundry, on Main, between 9th
ard ah Streets Richmond, Va
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
have for sale fnrgo supply of all kinds of Bells
Sc 0f nv own make no S-3n, ( n n
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MECHANICAL.

--...I III, LANGLEY, Tin aad sheet
Ss ss.s%s@a, s'a@fssi'TssI T. l''D street, between ''
sni cary yh,as FITTING AND FIXTURES,
p,.s. for Churches, Public Budinga &c
ssesmn' Rosaus. Guttering and Spoutins, put
Ae'n; :. spv part OF the city and country.
~.SO GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.