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WINSTON & POWERS, WHOLESALE
w GRocERs, COMMISSION AND FoRWARpING

MERCHANTS, corner of Gary and earl streets, Rich
mond, Va.
We are now in receipt of general and well Sc
Mocha Cofees, New Orleans. Porto Rico, Coffee,
Clarified Crushed, Pulverized and Loaf Sugars Cuba
and other Syrups; large lot of Cincinnati Whskeys,
favorits brands with variety of fine old Whiskeys
do Grape and Cogniac Brandies, Wines, Rum and
Gin, Champagne, &c fresh Guupowder, Imperial
and Oolong Teas; Taow. Adamantine and Wax
Candies; Buckets Brooms. Grindstones, Soda, Ci-
gars Rice, and general assortment Of goods suited
to the trade. JOS. z. WINSTON,
NH 5 VIM n. POWERS.
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Col. FREMoNT.-The u S. Supreme Court, on
Saturday last, pronounced judgment in favor OF
Col. John c. Fremont, confirming to him his valua.
BILE property In California. The opinion of the
Court was delivered by the Chief Justice, dissent.
ing opinions being given by Justices Catron and
Campbell.
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NEW SPRING GOODS-The under

IN EW OF hINU UOUDS-IHt Under
~ signed have received part of their new stock of
Spring Goods, and will continue to receive by every
arrival this week, and in few days they will be able
exhibit the most attractive stock of goods which
they had before. The goods being all purchased
for cash, mostly at New York auction sales at the
lowest prices we can therefore with perfect conf
hdence promise to sell good bargains We respect
FULLY solicit call from friends and the public
generally. j. MILLHISER BROTHER
NH II 1873 Broad street
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\ T PRATT'S DAGUERREAN GAL
IA LERY, No. 145 MAIN STREET, each Gus
toner 10 presented with Due Bill in $s0,0U0 Gift
Enterprise, consisting of
House and Lot in Richmond, valued at :. $40 600
House and Lot In Richmond, valued at..... 5000
! House and Lot in Richmond, valued at..... 900
500 Gold Lockets and Breastpns. with por-
LaIb' 5,O0O
29, 497 Books. Pictures and Fancy Articles, of
an aggregate value eof..................... 5000
$4,000 Presents total $50 600
~By which present is INSURE to every
holder. fe 10
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH
IA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-By the "A!

80 a.1I.tin , nnv Msunsr;nsa !. I..sc Wrisht, "
and steamers "Atlanric' and .City of Manchester"
am receiving and opening large and varied assort
ment of Hardware and Cutlery.
agents ample time TO get them up carefully snS =.
the most favorable terms al Of Ehies e. ndss sSs Ros
purchased for cash. am daily iookns .o witb the
balance Of my Goods which win eomPlsts ny :fosa saS
therefore most respectfully invite ~ csiI on me
n;,s I the finess assortmsnt Of Hardware and
Cutlery have had the pisss.ssS %
them for their use anu THEO ROBERTSON,
Importer and Ds.srin Hardware No Sod s S1ass Nam
-
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nUDLEY & JOHNSTON, DEALERS

IL in DRY GOODS, l45 MAIN ST., EAGLE
SQUARE-We have the pleasure of announcing to
our friends and buyers generally that we are daily
receiving very large and attractive stock Of fresh
Spring Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, embracing all the newest designs, selected
with great by our junior partner, and to which
we most respectfully ask an examination from our
that no pains will be spared our part to please
both in quality and price;
NH 10 DUDLEY " JOdNSTUN.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

q The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
eheseds that OF ail the Daily papers Of
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GROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
L IL o nj AS w. X KEES EE,
4UCTIONEER,
OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. srMN

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
Will attend to the sale of Real Estate and eyery
description of Merchandise. Household Furniture
&c. Also-To Renting out Houses, Collecting, &c.
NH
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DICHMOND SODA WATER AM

DlCHMOND SODA WATEN ANIL
tIed fact that the only genuine article of Bottled
SODA WxTER, In the city, b put up b. u. No
CORMACK CO., who nattsr themselves thak they
are sbls 10 compete with sny manufsetory, either
North o. South having bssa snssssAin the esnlnsss
70 @ ssoid imposisicn, mp be ssrs tos.ll for n MsCOk
HACKte SODA WATER.
Il. B. All orders. either from city Or eountryi
Sods Wsia. Portsr and Ale Aslivsesl b 81 psts
Of the city daily. ....ssaas
All psrsons having oyr bottles yiil lleeee Iseess
% H-to No.0W 1keea -.
EINIaHED SOFT FOR THE NEEDLE
IL LNPORTANf TO THE EADIE4-l yiM elen
this norniDs, one ease Of sspsllce eSe eaesaa
ine. snnished sot for the nee1le 49, ~. M
| family p1rposeA On scsoene g 7 - -. - -
81 eevfna ksln6 greatly leeeeneS. 81 yas
N-AK Nof u an4 % uala .,
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PRICES REDUCED.
prrIyMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,

CoRNEK OF SEyENTHANDM MAIN 0TS
ryHE subscriber takes pleasure in announ.
i,, 10 the public that his FLAMING and SAW
NIrI, z now in complete order.
fayin recently incurred expense ofssveral hum
arsd dollars in rettine and perectns his Machinery
Sor Planning, Saving snd Tongueing and Growing IN
kinds of Boards and Plank, he ID now enabled 70 ex.
ecuts Superior wsrk, ct greatly reduced prices
A call from those In want respse fully soAeited.
de a-s WILLIAM EORBE0.
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1kR DAILY DISPATCH.
BY ]. A. COwARDIN

The DAILY DlkPATGH Ia served to subscribers
At SIX AND QUARTER SENTs PER WEEK, payabIe to
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, Sis year In
advance.
day, and MALE to subscribers at SI per annum
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HAYES 4. SUTT0N Attorney at Law and
Notary Public, has remov ID his Office from the Law
!lth streets, first floor, under the Land Rountv and
Pension Agency office of James T. Sutton, Jr.
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FAIR ON CHURCH HnL.-The Ladies Of
the Third Presbyterian Church and conrrarst,o.
lately Mr. Dunnins's) will hold FAIR, in the Lse.
tba ,s.p nGom o. the Church. commencing MONDAY.
vite the aid of their frisnes on this occssion. =
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The Harpers' announce new work-The Ply.
sicai Geography Of the Sea; BY Lieutenant
Maury.
The Washington Star says the President has not
yet fixed upon the captains for the two newt Aregi'
ments.
"Capital' Punishnent-To be hung around q
girls neck till you are dead, dead, dead.
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DKsPERArE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE IN CAMBRIDGE.
On "Wednesday evening, Mis-. Minerva Hastings.
vile VI Isaac Hastings, who 10 now In California.
made an attempt at suicide by cutting . ehsstly
wound on her throat. She also endeavored to
sever one OF the main arteries OF the leg with the
Intention. probably of bleeding 10 death. At eight
O'Clock on Thursday morning she was still alive,
but no hopes are entertained OF her recovery.
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Rufus Choate u very III ct Dsdham, Mass., Il
which place he wss attending court
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oAMI CARY, Dealer in Paper Material.
doo,, nMorEs, BAGeIHc, Ac..) sonth Franklin st
Isroe lot. mest OF Old Market buys smaQ 9 veil =
49, fa Q-66nn
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THE MURDER OF Two SIsTERs.-We aunouus
ed by telegraph, on Saturday that two sisters had
been murdered at South Gardner, Me. The follow
ing letter from the Boston Traveller gives the par
ticulars ofthe horrible affair:
SOUTH GARDNER, March 8, 1854 fiendish
crime has been committed in this vicinity between
Baldwinville and Gardner Two aged maiden sis.
ters, living alone some distance from their neigh
bors were cruelty killed night before last The
fact was not discovered till last evening near 9
o'clock. The alarm spread like wild fire through
the town. The sisters slept in separate rooms and
had gone to bed. One was kill on the bed, by res
peated blows OF large chair round, and the other
was felled with the same weapon as she was coming
from her bed room adjoining, {probably to see
what allied her sister, and then large stone had
been thrown on her to complete the internal deed
one lay on the bed, the other at the foot on the
floor. Both are awfully beat about the head The
intent OF the murderer was robbery, as everything
was ransacked. They were poor, were somewhere
near gu years of age, and were sisters of the late
Abner kneeland, the nidel. Both pious va
grant Frenchman has been arrested on suspicion Of
being the murderer
The murder, when announced In Fitchburg, last
night, at once created an intense excitement 1t is
thought mistake was made, as there is another
maiden couple about half mile distant from the
place of the murder, who are well off. In regard
to the Frencbman arrested it is stated that spots of
blood were found upon his clothes.
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE, HEATH ALLEN,
Al and 49 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission direct
~ from and for account of the Virginia Manufac
turers and to whom we refer.
M essrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. Co., Richmond,
will reply to any questions and transact any business
for our house. 49,
Messrs. ALLEN & PAxsoN. New York, will do like.
wise. nolS-d&wly
CPRING GOODS.-BULKLEY& & CO.,
~ lS7 Main st., Eagle Square: are now receiving
their Spring supply of China, Glass and House Fur.
nishing Goods comprising Dinner and Tea Sets; Toi-
let do Ivory Cutlery, from the best manufacturers
Plated Ware in great variety; Tea Walters; Block
Tin and Britannia ware; Jspanned ware; and Bronzed
goods; Wood ware; Mats; Brushes; Rsfrgerators
Water Coolers and Baths, together with splendid
variety Of Fancy Goods, to which the attention Of
purchasers particular invited old and young house
keepers and those contemplating housekeeping
would do well to look at our assortment. Our price,
are low NH 8
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JrO. w. WRIGHT & Co. are prepared
70 receive all binds of Produce and Merchandise "a
storage, at their Warehouse the Dock on - ree-
fe 12-Sm = ----7.--. = - S-S'
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CPRING TRADE, 1865. MER-

CPRING T RA D E, 1865. MER-
- CHANT WEISIGER, No. l12 Main street.
are receiving their Spring stock OF resdy made
Clothing, embracing every quality and variety -
Their goods we've manufactured By themselves, ex..
pressly for the Virgna and North Csrolfns trade
Merchants are requested particularly TO call and
undersold by any house In this country. The pur-
chaser may be satisfed that he il getting good sr
s'o 5. MERCHANT 4 WEIsIGER,
NH 10 No. liz Main stresf-
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE

n
W The undersigned has taken the house corner of
franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs N. B. C. B. Hill. for the purpose of con-
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly hand full assortment of
all kinds of Grain, Mill Offal, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granares and Feed
Stores.
H hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention and selling reasonable terms, to
liberal patronage ftem his fiiends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the corporation. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE.
for moderate commission. and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any con
slgnDent entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY.
fe TITS
GROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
~ stantly on hand fresh Ground Plaster, and our
care in the selections from the best Windsor Lump
Plaster enables us to recommend it the best that
can be had. Ii orders left at Office, Gary
street. promptly executed
TALIAFERRO BRO.
N. Z: Farmers can be supplied in their own bags
st q reduction in price.
Liberal discounts to merchants for cash.
ia 2.-2U
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nFNNETT BEERS, Wholesale

R u n n u q = ,,rS -
n ~. ssseeacisI attention of country merchants and
ebs trade, 70 their ungsaally hesv{ ,tess q nkD9s
MEDTCINES. PAINTS. OILS, DYES, WIMDOW
Ch i.h n srtsnded assortment Of rich Fancy Goods,
pe Monnsis Perfumes Soaps. Violin Strings. Per.
.r zion Cana kc especially adapted to the trAae OF
Virsinia and North CuroIinA
Ihey are sole propietors Of CARTERS SPAN.
IsH MIXTURE, the great remedy for the blood;
Extract Jamaica Ginger; Concentrated Lemon BY.
rup: Diarhna Killer; Lustrai Hair Tonic, hc.
They are Agents for the sale Of Morse's Cordial;
Hoofsnd's Bitters; Mustang Liniment; Brandrsfh's
PillE vermifuge Ltfle's White OIL and all the po-
pular Medicines of the day, at proprietorS lowest
priceA
Aiwsys On .snc' large sSc. -. oi me nassI InS.
brands.
n We offer great inducements to CASH and AZ
ALLY PROMPT BuYERs, and respectfully request Z
call from all SUCH a. detesmined = eel1 theu
nt very low rates. BENNETT BEEk&
NH 8 l25 Msin ana No. Rsari =.
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"A spend an hour, free of cost more pIeassntly.
IN Richmond. than az OSBORNE'S splendid DA.
0UERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be seen great collection Of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPE6. well worthy the attention
OF visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We are always prepszed to put up nkenesses In
every style, and at PRICE 8 that DEFY competition
Always on hand GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS
Pearl, Shell, and Morocco CASES, of every descrp.
ton. OSBORNE,S GALLERY
fe Opposite EXCHANGE Rank
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NO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND

u AND tICINIT1.-MRS. kEOGH respectful
y informs the ladies of Richmond that she has taken
the rooms formerly occupied by Mrs. Brannam, in
the Mansion House. and will carry the STRAW
BUSINESS, and the SILK AND MILLINERY
BUSINESS.
She will whiten straw Bornets, Leghorn, ,Amaxoue,
Neopolitsn, Panama hats near new as possible
snd at the shortest notice.
She iesrned her business in England. From the
cutting OF the straw green che can make the most
beautiful Bonnet and will do all in her power to
please her customers and hopes to merit share OF
their patronage. NH 12-St~
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PRoLIFrc-A mulatto woman in St. Louis, lately
gave birth to four children at once. They have
been named William. Hezekiah, Caroline and
Sarah
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THE SANDMAN IMMIGRANTS. Mayor Wood, ol
New York, has permitted the immigrants, brought
by the Sandman frigate Des Geneys, to land, hav
ing become satisfied that they are not convicts.
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A VAL uABLE JAMES RIVER

- FAhM FUR BALE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
wish tosell, privately my Farm, called LILLY VAL
LEY Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barretis
Cox the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies re-
ns,kaoly well for farming purposes and is now in
nlgh state OF cultivation containing 334 acres. The
Dwelling House is new, containing four rooms -
There are good Barns. Stables, and ell necessary
outhouses There is excellent water near the house
and an abundance of springs
TO those who wish to purchase, l would say, that
rarely such chance presents itself The location is
healthy, the society good, and the lands are very
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land TO any persons wishing to purchase.
jaS-tf Z. 0. AKIN, Henrico County.
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CARGO OF 6HNGLE6-L landing
nin = p''1' " js6. woxsLE i. co.
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s,EnT list SILVER MEi,AL AwARpxp N. p.
S-Call Sns,snsC to-day, II you want frst-rsts ns-
liz r. Nosnins in the way of picture. ean vie
are superors 70 ,.lsn By siMoNs They
they are good knesses hich psint;n a:a oscsuss
ana, Lnat tney are 2. besstiful a. the most Sessts
Psntings none win doub,, after Visiting the ssisrv
IN @ n. 2. SIMONS
.A1n ~ ISL Main sf 2
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EOR HIRE.-A lileiy negro boy, ac-
u customed 70 house woyk, and good estler.-
Apply ct EDWIN WokrHAA : COS.
NH 7-ts
DACON.-l8 hhds prime Sides; 10 hhds.
- prime Shoulders 1000 new ougAs-sursA Hama
'or mSs nSs''y ass' '0i caAS. al !. gpORrHAM Co
E1OR DRUG0IDT6.-A lot packing Hay
u In stoss saa for sale ~
nhe-st Deck Whef.
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AMERICAN HOTEL, RIcHmoND, VA.-The
public s respectfully informed that on Monday,
March lSth. 80 the rate Of Bosrd ct the AMER1.
CAN HOTEL will be reduced to 81 rs per day. In.
stead of the former price of %.
Meal Board $40 per month instead of 925.
The subscriber begs to inform his friends that tho
same attention and shall be paid the guests Of
the American has heretofore induced their patron.
age. j. MILOEBERGER SMITH.
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FEARFUL ADvENrURK.-Somet two weeks ago, a
thrilling incident occurred at Patterson's Falls, In
Sparta, Western New York, which is thus described
by paper published in the vicinity
little boy only four years old, son of Mr., r l.
Patterson LETT the house of his parents about two
O'Clock, aud wandered to the head OF the falls hall
mile distant. He not returning at fve O'Clock, :
search was made In the direction of the falls when
at once the worst feara of his parents were real
lied.
He had gone over the brink Of the friehtfui preci
pice as his track In the snow gave evidence, which
covered the more abrupt juts of the falls In the
distance below dark speck was all that could be
seen, and nothing could be heard except the sepui
chral roar OF the water After considerable diff,
Guilty the summit of the falls was affected. The
dark spot proved to be the hole produced by the fall
from which he was thrown into the snow about
three yards to the lett He had fallen one hund red
feet and finding he could not retrace his steps, he
ventured further, passing over three falls less dan
gerous where he was found nearly frozen
According to the boys account, he then felt sick
He was Immediately taken to the house, and soon
revived. What is particularly providential 10 the
fact that he received no other injury than slghi
bruise upen bis head and the severe cold he suffer
ed while In his dismal abode.
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. 2. III. CHRISTIAN.
offers his professional ssrvfces to the citixeps 81
aiehmond Once on Main Street, NEXT door to j.
y. Wa1r Dentist fe 8-l2t
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III BbI4S. very superior highly favored
Boston RUM; for sale By
n-n DUDLEY < CO., 72 Main ct.
w INES, BKANDIES and other II-
souohs-sonle very fine and old; for ssie bv
Mh DUDLEY L CO.. W Main st.
2(O bAS. Adamantine CANDLES; 100
80 80 bxs Mitchslps Patent do. now lsndipr
mh by RAWLINGS l. MILLER,
Cor PessI snd Cary sts.
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DRs. ATWOOD & CHASE, Homeopathic
Physicians and Surgeons. No. 157 Main street. over
butters 0imonf Bookstore, nichmopd Va 5. =
a, = "a :. ATWOOD, MD | LP. CHASE, n d
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II ~. u. yOnN JOdNDON, :
At AtHoBsoN's Hair. DRESSING Saloon,
10 "a Under American Hotel.

HAIR CUTTING.-Citizens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel on.
trance on 11th street. 80. 90 "a
N. Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can be had ct
all hours. Single Bath &c., or fictets for oI w.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICI

nFFICE removed to the store of Chris
" tian 4 Lathrop, No. 90 Main ct In consequence
Of the resignation of David R Crane, VIM H Chris
tan was unanimously elected Cashier. The office
has been removed to the store of Christian & La
throp, where deposites will be received, on which
an Interest Of per cent. will be paid all re-
manning on deposite six months longer, and five
per cent. for shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty-eght
years; has loaned over eight millions of dollars; has
10 suspended debt; hasnever lost dollar or fail
ed to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President
VIM. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL, Sacretsrv
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NORBORNE NORTON q Co. Deal

~ ers in Imported ard Domestic CIGARS, No.
IIa4 Main st., oppesite American Hotel, Richmond,
Va keep constantly hand large and well select.
ed stock OF Cigars. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Snuff, Snuff Boxes, Pipes, Pipe Stems, &c, sc.
mia
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Of April next offer our entire stock of Furnishnr
and Fancy Goods at cost for cash only which as we
have been in business but short time, we warrant
to be fresh while our assortment embraces some of
the latest and most desirable styles in our line -
Those In want should not allow so favorable an op-
porsunity to pass without supplying themselves.
Immediate payment
WIN. F. ADCOCK CO.,
10 IA Under the American Hotel
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Mr. P. McGowAN.-The Petersburg Express oi
Tuesday states that this gentleman, who was 30
badly shot at Weldon on Monday of last week, =,
still fingers in great pain. tits now thought he can
not recover.
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hereby informed, that have just received BY AdamS
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms; can
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and st night on
25th, between Main and franklin streets.
N.B:-Cupping and Lesshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
nos r. C. HOBsON.
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kEh0vAL.--Yhe On CO Of the kacHnOnp
fIsE As1pcIATfon has bss.n removed to the second
Story Of the buifdne corn q ~ Main sn1 1Ifk - =
Entrance ON I1th STREET
Applications for PRE-, AtARINE Or L1TE INDU-
kAMCE8. viii be prsmptlr attended 20. IA ~
Without boasting Of their ability TO comply With
their obgstiona fhey taks pleasure In rsfer1ise 10
I'll who have had businevs with the Of|ies for tho
ssfsfactory Ii which it has been trabsscted
JAMEa G. GRAMS, Rrsadsnt.
JNO. III. RoxUEu a.
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BUYERS of Drugs,

WHOLESALE B u Y E RS of Drugs,
~ Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Dyes,
Window-Giass, Perfumery and Fancy Goods, are re-.
4uested to examine our large stock, which we are
,eiing at prices which cannot but please for cash,
70 rssliy prompt men on the usual time
All Goods carefully packed and promptly shipped.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists,
mn 10 l25 Main ct.
NOIICE-SAS s H. BLINDS AND
~ DOORS.-f have this day sold out nv SASH
bLlND and DOOR FACTORY to Mr. VIM Tur.
ler, TO whom would refer my friends in want of
snS'hlhg In this line. 4. o. TRAYLOR,
Agent for DR.. WHITEHEAD.
TOBACCO AND PACKING BOXES.
s..editlon 10 seditlon to the SASH. BLIND and DOOR Blu.
siNESS, nd to nanufacture Boxs. on ali kind.
,n Tobsceonists and Merchants, and shall be hsppy
axe orders tor Packing Boxes for the Spring trade
~ ohop ou 18th street, in resr of Shsckoe Ware.
hGase; and latsly occupied by H. Baldwin, Esq
"n. iKaYLoR can be seen at my Shop.
mo lz-bt WIN. TURNER