The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-08

Straw Bonnets
bfoderie. silk Mitts. Fans, Ho.ieTy4 ana s,aa. m
variety OF faney Goods, too numerous to mention.
HstI.w Bonnsts hlsaehed and pressed At the
Come and see our great bargains.
ap&-lms J. DEmEINAN
Rnnn MRS. J. WOODY, (next door to
Mansion House. having returned from the
M North, where she has purchased a large And
brscins ali OF the newest and most fashionahIs
TO which shs invites the attention of the Iaaiss
Sas msas to receive weekly, from
bic goods In her live. ar a-1~s
HSHk AINSLTE, BOWEN g
.&9@6 WELL. MaNUEzcTIrRrS
OF CARRIAGES, ROCE1WAYS. BUGGJES
afr ssoss srkEIr ABOVE THE BaNKs.--The sob.
experience at the business, and devotins their per
soUal attention to ell work done In their shopf re
in the Carriage line. We have on hand. :, th,ss
time the best stock Of Euggss ever offered for saia
In this city, which We will sell st exceedingly low
prices. ap l6-dlms
cE~ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
Making Establi.hment on Lombard Alley, between
iuasisn aots COACHES. cH1RloTEEs. Eiaa' sA. "a.
ROUCHEs, BUGGIES with and without tops and
SULKlEs, all Of his own make, Of the best nstsh-
ais and workmanship. All OF which viii be so!d a.
low "a good work Of tha kind hs IN the city of
Richmond; and respectfully ash call from those
10 want of any article In tho Carriage line, as am
determined to rake to order and sei st tia lowest
rsnted. lfe 2e-6mi MICAJAH MANGUM.
n1wra MICH COW AND
WHEAT STRAW FOR SALE For
A several years past, have been select.
ins J, ung cattle; some fail, other smxed
their aide most Of the others will calVs in a few
weeks Persons desiring to supply themselves with
native Mich Cows, can call at Magnolia and select
Wheat Straw il for the present SOLD 9. one dollar
and fifty cents for small cart load 5 cents per
my Scott N. i. BOWE.
~ HORSES, HORSES.-sO head of
0A HORSES jEst arrived and for sale at the
American stsoies. JOSEPH K. HICKS.
my 2-2aw2w
VlHE MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS
l. BANK will continue to receive Deposites on
which they wiH psy per cent, payable semi.
n Once Of Deposit at B. a: MAuRy & Co.
G. WORTHAM, PreSt.
=. ;. SISroN, Treasurer. my 2-d2sw&c6m
SALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This machine
was invented and patented by by g. B. Salmon of IL
inois and wherever it has been exhibited has taken
preosdencs of all Others, for cleaning Grain and
The first Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
ut the Words Fair In New York. and the 6rst prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852. 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon-
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and other impurities from wheat 1t will Sc.
parste any two seeds of different size weight 10
simple its construction, and easily kept in order.
1t peculiarly adapted to farmers uses as it
but little power to work It, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use.
1t can b. furnished at the following prices viz:
For FsrmerS Machine that will clean Is 10 so bush
els per hour $SO
For Farmers Machane that will clean so to
so bushels per hour..................... IS
For FArmers Machine tarrangcd for horse
power) that will clean SO bushels per hour 80
Far Miliers Machine that will clean so to so
bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a5
For Millers' Machine that win clean SO to
Is bushels per hour. our........................ 100
For MillerR Machine that will clean 125 to
lS0 bushels per hour. our........................ $50
For q Millefs Machine that will clean $50 to
200 bushels Per hOur..................." 200
Address RO. M. ANDERSON,
CommisGon Merchant Richmand, Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold ON reasonable
terms. lfe 2o-2awtsi R.. MA