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SUMMER HETHHATs.
T7HE HUGUENOT sPRINGS.-T

GyHE HU0UENOT HPRINGE.-The
i subscriber respectfully announces to the public
that this well known wstrfing place having, since
the last session.. received extensive improvements
sud been put Into Thorough repair, was opened for
the reception OF visitors on the Goth inst. Every
effort will be made to present even more than the
ordinary indueeme nts OF former years and In this
sonneetion the subscriber ID gratfed 70 state that
Mrs. fUR9IN, who superinten the domeseie ar
rsnsemenIs st the same plscs few years sinss and
whose efficient attention and lAdylfks department.
and with eorps Of servants, in selecting whom IN
usual has been bestowed win Offer her services
to the guests The strictest attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin srrsngements a. to obvi-
ate every annoyance and promote In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure Of the visitors.
band Of skilfu Musicians hes been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Fables and
other sources Of amusement, will contribute to make
these Springs place of healthful and agreeable
Taxation. -aw- as a-@srsT
Tho waters are sulphur and chaly beate, and third
combining the properties Of the oiher two which IL
also used In the bsth house. They offer Assem-.
blage Of mild tonnes and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been Ggnally shown In nume-
instances In which and debilitated frames
have been omitted to their influence; and their EN-
cheney, In the Of ladies and children has been
moro eonspicuously marked.
The Huguenot Springs are In Powhatan county,
on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
from which place they accessible by the Rich
miles; q line OF Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over that space.
rARE-e1 Is per day; 9l0 Per weeks $50 per month.
Children over and under IL years Of age, and
vants half price.
~ jeS0-n DAVID MOORE
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y A NEW DRUG STORE, corner
Main and 18th street. WILLIAM r. NOEL
would respectfully inform his friends and the
- public generally. that be has opened an
APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE,
whore he will always keep on hand stock of we'll
selected -
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c.
and every article generally found in Q Drug Store,
which he will sell low, for cash.
u Prescriptions prepared accurately, both day
and pieht. au 1tS-1m
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PEMOVAL.-J. LUXFORD bees to 10.
~ form HE customers that he irtends REMOVING 10
the corner Of Grace and 9th by the 9th inst
where be will still carry the FURNITURE ana
MATTRESS business In all lie bran ches. & =
FOR RENT -Ths fusniture Store and Dwelling
ALSO. FOA kENT-Ths adj0iuine Or c.,v Nor.
aud IL desired his entire stock Ia tfsie fos ~ =
the city than the above. auH-J
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Sole Prnnrietors RI W
NEWS FROM AMEIJ,

NJ n AMELIA COUNTY, Jl,, II ,sn
Aiessys Dote i Co Last autumn bal - 1, ~
morse lnJured N one Of his legs SO bsJT :, ~
every ZEN edY could hear or tlioE 81 'f Sl te
iievins him IL the least. During "a. + ~
Ing continued. W hen your Mr. Archsr,,.,.' s' ~
commended } CUR Turf Oh. / rrocuIeS ai,,l '''s
10 very short time, before had used I a'N' "
OF one bottle. the swelling .ubIded and ~ .ia
not tall which leg had been Injured. He ,,o s.a
and doing ell kinds of farm work
Very respectfully, ANN W. IRcu,,
An IA ~ Sasukk
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NEK RRdNGEMEAT


A M - -
TWO TRAINS BETWEEN sTAUNTON AND
THE SPRINGS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE CARS ARE NOW RUNNING Is MILES WEST
OF STANTON,
and large force 10 engaged in laying the rails rapid
ly towards the Springs. In few days another sec
ton will be open.
Those who desire to go quickly. will continue on
from stanton immediately after dinner stopping fer
the night at the Bath Alum. and arrive at the White
Sulphur early next evening.
Ii they prefer, passengers may stop in Stanton,
and take the cars at next morning every day. ex-
terminus and travel with strict regard to comfort.
RETURNING.
The MAIL LINE will leave the White Sulphur at
5 NJ make BelPs the night stand, which is a few
the morning cars from staunton at the terminus, at
5P. connecting with the Alexandria cars at Cor.
donsville, and arrive ct Richmond at P. M.
THE SECOND LINE
Wlii leave the White Sulphur after break fast. stay
all 5sl.t a. Hot or Warm SPRING, next day dine at
Stbunton by O'Clock P. M.
Fare an connection aOith stage line of Nm. p Fa,i.h
l. Co.
FROM RICHMOND
To White Sulphur. SO 90 To Warm SPRINGS 81 Is
TO Sweet SPRING.. 800 To Bath Alum. 90
To Heal'ng...........775 To Rockbridge ALUMNI Oh
To Hot. To Lexngto ...6 50
Trains for the Springs leave Richmond at As A.
M those for 0ordoasville by the night line, leave
ova'ueIn passengers nave am pie time to take til cir
meals and connect with both trains and will always
mud an omnibus at the Depots of the Danvilie and
Petersburg Roads which will take them rREEOF
CHARGE, if they go through direct:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Commencing oith Friday, third day of august.
For the accommodation OF the way-,raval pas
senger train will be run in connection with frsighr
leaving Richmond at A. M and arriving az 5 As
r. M This train will take up and pu. down passen-
gers at all the usual stopping places except storrs
aud they have the right to transfer themselves be.
tween this and the express mail train st any point
where they come In connection. Going up, the mail
oVettakes the freight at Junction, and coming down
at Beaver Dam.
The express day mail cannot stop anywhere but at
regular Depcts except Junction aud Atiee's
a. d. WHITCOMB, Supernedt
of Transportation, Va C. B. e.
Office Va. Central Railroad Co
Richmond. Aug 4. 1855. ana
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CUPEklOR PASTURE.-I have fft,
~ acres of very superior PASTURE, two and half
miles from the city. enclosed with good pank fence
well shaded, watered, DC Every precaution will be
tax en- to prevent accidents escapes q man beip
In constant atten dance-but ! will not be RESPONSE
Bile for either. The whole Pasture 10 in sight of
and surrounds the house.
Persons Wishing Horses psstured by the week or
month. on reasonable terms, may do by applying
to me. on my Farm the Railroad, Price TO N r.
Geo L. Earnest, Council Chamber Hill, or C w
Mscmurdo, at T., f. & r. b. Depot, Richmond
CHARLES ALLEN,
an Dim Prices. Henrieo co.
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was com
~ mitted to the Jail of the City of Richmond, as
runaway, the 18th day of June, 1855. negro
who calls himself SAM, and says he 10 the pro-
perty of Sarah h Henory, of 6oochland county. Va.
Said negro is feet inches high, OF dark complex
ion about 40 years of sgs and had on when commit
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
wool hat. The owner of said negro IL requested to
come forward, prove property pay charge AID take
him away, he will be dealt with the law di.
recta. JOS, A STARKE, D. B..
yl7-6w For Martin N. Lipscomb, Sers't.
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TIL. 9K EI.!A;!. BLOOD P6K7S ~.
PREVENTIVE OF YErIoUnniFltSf
a ~ Us ;FEvERs, AND FEVER ssss s0 y
cELE rs r IfistS' "a ssa mp, o. NS 3,
which DR.. Rose states will, ns..La coAprsa
use, and taken with his DYsP FpHs.nJ f.,r
small bottles so cents. Sastt bo,..a9
DUvAL so,
.ns Corner Of Main sU ,sIOs
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
l. RIVED The best planet reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved by sci
ence and calculation from many years of study, flor
franklin street, between Sd and 4th streets next
door to Alex. Motifs residence /
Cures can be made for BLINDNESS, CANCERS
CORNs and SORES OF all descriptions.
js S0-d2m.
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UNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was

UNA AY IN JAIL-There was
~ committed to the Jail of the City of Richmond,
a runaway, on the 29th day Of June. 1855 negro
says she Is tie property of Maria Howard of Henrico
county, Va Said negro is five feet seven inches
high Of dark compile xion, about so years of age, and
had on when committed to Jail blue cotton dress
and red calico bonnet. The owner of said negro is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her ay, ahs will be dealt with
as he law directs. JOS A. STARKE, D. g.,
iy Sow For MertD N Lipscomb, SerEt
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A N INVARIABLE RULE FOR FIVE

A N INVARIABLE RULE FOR FIVE
"A YEARS.-In order to prevent kee ping Summer
stock for the second will sell for cash, ell
styles Of Summer Clothing ct reduced prices.
Great bargains now be had ny an early call at
No lS4 Main street, in all Of the latest and most sp
proved styles of every variety aud quality Of Sun
mer Clothing and Gentiemen us Furnishing Goods
Call and examine my assortment of White, Brown
aud Fancy Linen Marseiles China Silk and Alpaca
Frocks; do do Pants and Vests in great variety OF
patterns J. d. GOODMAN,
Opposite Eagle Square.
N. B.-Eishty Travelling Trunks and forty-eght
Carpet Bags at cost, to close out the lot.
aux J. D. g.
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ANE HUNDRED DOLLAR RS RE-
" WARD -Rauaway from the Exchange Hotel,
last Saturday morning. JOHN, the property of the
e~ate OF James Griffin.
JOHN is about q years old, feet 10 or IL inches
high stands erect; has quick walk il dark mu-
latto, and quite a likely man.
One hundred collars will be paid for him, if taken
out of the State; fifty dollars If out of the cty
county; and twenty-five dollars II taken in the city
county. SAMPSON JONES,
au I6-d&cts Agent for Jane A. Griffin.
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SELF- HEATING SHOUTING
~ iKONs.whch f,r economy and convenisnse
by CLARKSON a ANnFn srM she
81 20 Ne. Ice Main A.
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HOLLOW WARE-Consistioe Of Epi-
- dsrs. Ovens, Pots skiltetss q a aiyse y.a.ir.s
~ CLARKsoN 4 ANDEReON.
No. lo6 MAin 1t
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TRUE TURF Ou.-For :.

TRUE TURF OH.-For "a -
4 every description. on Men or ~. a Sosa 4
spocnfci sqasl 10 IN eSass Of ~, ", oi,s
known. sAI VseE,.a
Bruises aad sprains, Uls.r, r,x.p.
Burns. sor. Leg and chiissias,s t s.S,s ias
Crsmp and Tett Or, stinss of In,ssss u SeI
the Nails, lndansd BrsastA GlsnSaI.,T TSaiaaa
BACK, swelisd Legs sld siidos., Of Ia,a I,..n'aia
Warranted TO surs, and no dana -,
to eoids. ron r,s,
Appiied to burns at once, It lsayss.a.,
Price DO and Is cents bottle VA
DnvR RI
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Il psy the above reward for a woman purchased
by me Of "Briok House Estate" named HARRIET
MAYO who left my services in December last. She
is bright mulatto, tall and has rather awkward
and sloveu appearance. very large features psrtic
ularly her lips, which are almost unnatural. She
has of her thumbs . wsrt,
This negro Is extensively acquainted in Peters
burg, and has relatives both in Richmond and this
city.
For her confinement In jail, or delivery to me in
this city, will pay the reward.
JAMES E. CUTHBERT
3-ts PETERSBURG Va
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spsa1er strineiellow, of Kansas. and m Indian
sss0' were about to light duel on The l4th insr.
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DAL.L.dEIY,S MAdlCAL PAW =

VALLEYS MAGICAI- p,Se
~ TRACTOR will subdus n.,, AIN II
from the severest burns or scsIS. ~ ~; aha,
twenty minutes. and will heal .h. t'aa :.
scar; Il efsetuaily cures Fever voaaa va
s srni.n' ssn and Rheumatism, cs,,'
Sprsins, swelIinss, Felop, Chi1SJ,noions Errt,.s
sests, sweiled and Broken BIss., st"ss
-Eruptions, and all other iniiammsto,s, so's ass
diseases, where the parts affected az sae sa,,,.s
This article 10 now put up In Bin sa % issesss
new steel plate label, and signsdS, EE'iSp.a u
ser, ana e. Q. =. CIieknerA Co, Propn..n.4 1 b
ssors. '' 'A' A'"''0a' '0an''rfsi'' in sssI, q, o.
BENNETT l. BEERS, Drus,Ir,
authorised agents for the sale ofts. ne .. n,
style and they furnish the trsds A. ssssas h,
81. ketai price only ESQ. . box. pn,SSrrs,sr, N
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re A00 HAVANA CIGARS
eOeOOO RETAILED IN THREE
MONT Hs The :ubscsiber has letailed more 0E.
than any other establishment In the State OF Wiz
snie. he calls particular attention to the follow
Ing popular brandC Cabsnas, LIZ Jasmip, La Jscinto
Morera, Diana, Nebsjas, &c
u Astsa.s saf CHARLES RICHARDsON.
American HOTEL corner Main ana llth as
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FpuCATION.


nIcHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
X n Gay. Tenth AND MARsHALL STs
90. IA s,oND. VA--Ths pext ses.ios vill sonmenes
a ods0ssf Is e. si mite a. any time
Sut it 10 highly Desirable for them TO be present the
hs 80 Of srounds buildings and outfit hiss been
about ssvsnty thousand dollars, and NO additional
pains nor expense will be spared to satisfy every
tensive and liberal. Able and experienced teachers
have been seeured, and the moot approved scientific
prs;suM s ssHp as.: e'sn
M. R. r. LATHAM, Math. aud Physicist Sciences.
Rev II. b. TUCKER, Ancient ard Eng Literature.
s Z, E1. 1EM Mosco eGsiag E e Branches.
Miss ELIZABETH Y. NELSON. Ensish Branches
Mi'; N NINA A, CaoLLET. French sn s German.
Miss JANE 8. sTANARD. Preparatory Depart
Mr. GEoReIANA MONROE, Preparatory De.
Miss MARY C. LAfHRoP. Preparatory Depart
Mr. ne JOHN punpERpALE, Pi.no and Organ
Miss ri; EaiLY DuNDERDAEE. Piano and Guitar.
Mr' EMILY osgss; Drawing. Painting. &c.
NJ r. and Mrs. T. suBLETT, Stewards Department.
.tgs TERMS PEE SESSION.
s ssssa Il. I. r Ma'aas
Ancient and Modern Language. each........... 20
Drawing Painting. 20 to 40
n Pamphlets containing further information may
be obtained of the President. $500 $500
su6-dSm REV. B. MANLY, JR.
ERENCH LANGUAGE-M. T.. GUIOT
Il having some time to spare from the duties OF
Of his ofee, of Chancellor OF the French Consulate.
10 anxious TO occupy In giving Instruction In the
above language He has commenced the formation
of Glasses for the Afternoon and Night to suit the
convenience of those engaged In professional and
mercantile life. and who are mainly occupied during
the morning hours. ..--4-L Iii WI.
A few hours of the forenoon would be devoted to
classes in schools, if arrangements could be made to
that effect. t1s = vrs7 est fi
Terms moderate and made known on application
ct the Powhats Htuse. s.-.. ....s -.r
q N. B. Private lessons given II desired.
au 23-d1m* *-.
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL.
Il ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
HTH AND STREET. CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT.-The cor
ner house Is finished, has rooms and commodious
Kitchen Is ready fol q tenant now. The other two
smaller. and will be finished in a few days This
u desirable property and will be sold or exchanged
for young egroes upon terms to please. Should no
sale or exchange be made the property will be rent
ed. and to good tenants the rent will be low.
side.
Apply to GEO. WOODFIN.
1e 2ots General Agent and Collie ctor.
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rLOIHiNG AND GENTLEMEN'S
ing lately srrvsd in this place. has Just opened his
large and we'll selected stock of
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMEWS FURNISHING GOODS.
which he offers for sale at the very lowest New York
cash prices. ~.
Being connected with large ms nm featuring usi-
ness In New York, and having acquired thoroush
knowledge of the Clothing Trade In Lynchburg
where no has been In this business for the last te
years, he 10 prepared to offer inducements seldom
met with Therefore, come one, come all before
purchasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves
My motto Il. quick sales and small profts.o
SAMUEL GUGGENhEIMER
Under the st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
au II-3m
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MHDICIrps

COUNTRY MERf71,s
~ 1IcuLAA are r,aus.nAhfS ~
Ahps COUGH SYRUP psr,s.a
San Sa speat OF tts virtues. T,sssassaa.s
,s Doubt not, bu. t,,J ,, tAi. rex:
m faess .isaous tslios the ss. r., y: Lss,,
ton. kc "'n Coughs, c. ~
Coush:. t CA. %, Usioo's p.ia.
By Loonard's Cousb r. ptien saa
sJ shoussndsin this lsns' II y hss b..ss
IIlee.z,s Per bottle, 5 bossi.o1i JsHI
Hi no Be PEI hs q Ell; THomAs s,o.. L
ss.. Pu. saa s'i nsD q ySI,.'s.'"
THOMAS LEONARD, cornsr ~ % Asls "a !,
Richmond. Va. W 80 aud R,,sss =
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CHAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and N.
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, bstvs,, ~
and Cary, Richmond, Va. NJ
GAS FITTING AND FIXTCRps
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buii5T. 1,
Metallic Roofing, Quit erins and spOuts, =,
mp In any part of the city or couprr '"
WE'LL AND q RDEE PTj>Nps Yns .,,,l
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Richmond, July s. 1855.
WRIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,


The subscribers having bought out the above bust-
ness, and leased the premises for term OF years,
will eontin ne the same In all it, branches
Thew promise to produce frstrate article OF
Bread, CAKES, CRACKERS, &s, being deter
mined to use the best materials only. and respect
fny solIci the patronage Of the friends and custo-
mers Of WRIGHT BROS, and the pdblic gene.
rally assuring them that effort their part shall
be wanting, to merit public support.
The business carried By the subscribers for ss.
vsral years past ~ No. East Main street, viii ee
continued q heretofore, and while they solicit for
the old concern the farther support Of thsir nnma
friends and customers they sEasefaiiy ssanow.
ledge and return thanks for the liberal tevors htheo
bsssowed On them. EIMPsON l. BA0NALL.
". q. Orders from the country for Crackers, 10 I,
addressed to either store. viii mast with prompt
tention. y 4 D.
A CARD.--The subscribers beg to retul
thanks to cir friends and the public generally. foi
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern of Wright Bro's. and tate great pleasure
in recommending to their confdenee and patronage
jg Sim WRIGHT bnOs.
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NTS9OLUTION OF CO-PAkiNEh-
DaHIP.-The eo-partnership heretofore existing
s.tvssn unds.:nss unds s,.. the hrm n .s o.
MIR Of June, bavins disposed Of their budness to
SIMPSON & BA0NALL.
Those indebted to the late firm, are requested 70
ooncern win be paid by JOHN WRIGHT. in
WIN WRIGHT,
JNO WRIGHT, yR,
JAS. B. WRIGHT.
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Fl - pA y q s G On rnp
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE, AND SOUTH.
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE or LYNCHBURG:
BREAK FAST! BREAKFAST!
AMPLE TIME GIVEN TO EAT
Tha subscriber il now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers. daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
of the Richmond and Dsnviile and South Side Rail-
roads, Immediately on their arrival on the cars.
nv l7-l2m SAk,L %. BURKE.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NoRFoLK, VA
~ B. WALTERS, PsoPRIEToR Having pul.
chased the above well known establishment re.
spectfuly info my friends and tho travelling pub
lie that the house has been therous bly, an
newly nished throughout and is open for the
reception of permanent and TRANSIENT Boarders
IIeturn my sincere thanks to my friends and the
cubic generally for the liberal patronage extended
to me for the last twenty three years. and respe CT
fully solicit continuance of the same, assuring
them that nothing will be left uodone to make them
at HOME while sojourning az the National.
N. "A four horse STAGE COACH leaves the
National Hotel every Tuesday, Thursday and satur.
day, for f.. City, N. c. au9-lm b. B. W.
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VIRGINIA WORN KTT~ss.
children are wssk and .n.ek.-E>>
tom the effects Of worms. bv my and u,
Cuts sIh0IhIA WORN KIN ~ nsss,
psred especially for children. S.;.LsA' h.sI
IL, mothefs worn Der,'@s
a Prepared only by
an q Z > Plcs,
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NOTICE.-The subscriber has taken al
~ Office on the Basin, in the house occupied by
Messrs. RagIspd l. Bro and doors above MesHs
Crenshaw 4 Co.'s. where he will be pleased to see
his friends and customers. J. B. BRAGG
jySl-lm*
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g A L A NJ NDE r FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES MANUFACTURED BY EVANS l. WATSON
PHILADELPHIA-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York and when opened tn cir contents of books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes, with HALLS patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $40 to
$780, For sale by I'll. BALDWIN,
NH Sl-ts l48 Main It,, Richmond.
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I'OBACCO AGENCY.-GREEET
l. HEATH l. ALLEN, San Francisco, C,iE-,
and lS4 Front st., New YORK, sell Tobscca a, =.
mission direct from and per account Of Il. H.,
manufacturers, and to whom We refer.
Messrs Edmond. Davenport 4 Co., Richm,s:
reply to any questions and transact any buIDsu !
our house.
Having established branch OF cur hons. /, Z,
York. our resident partner In that city will N. h
personal attention to the receiving, trsn,bp,D,w
securing the lowest rate of freight free Of .1s,
sion) on all goods consigned to our saa rnars
house. noIg-si~'
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II GATHRIGHTS NEW ! 10
LIE TURE STORE, 18th street. ~ ,.ssisss
and Cary, has now on hand. and 10 sIl. ss.A ~
large assortment Of new style furni.s $3.50 II; %
fas, Divans, Tste-tetes, Cabinets, als.fsa
bies, sideboards; Rocking Chars % 49,. OF
seas' Matt. Asses, Bedding. 10, ks- "hss =
aaII AZ the lowest pIioea for cash.
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NOTICE I'm consequence of the death
~ Of Mr.. SIMON BONNAVITA, the undersigned
10 DESTROYS of settling the affairs OF ths firm of s.
Bonnavita Co. possible, and requests
that all persons indebted will forward and
tie their accounts, those having claims will pre-
sent them to him for liquidation.
DAVID ". JONES,
au 20-tf Surviving Partu ar of g. & Co
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TURNING AND CARVING IVORY

TURNING AND CARVING IVORY
MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber 10 prepared to do every description
Of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TUNING AND
CARVING in Ivory, to any pattern desired, for
Breestpins, PaIasols, Cane Heads. he.
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and CANES, repair.
ed at short notice.
Billiard Balls re- turned and coIored.
Specimens may be seen at his shop, on 18th sire ct
between Main and Bank streets, opposite Goddn 4
Appeson,s.
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