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My Lord Hardwich, the late Lord chancellor,
who is said to be worth &soo.Ooo se.s inc same
value on half q crown now as ne did When ne was
worth only 2loo. That great captain tne Duke
of Marlborough when he was IN the last stage OF
life and very ipfirrn. would walk from the public
room in Bath 10 his lodgings, on cold dark night,
20 save sIx-pence Ia chair hire. IT the duke who
Ieft AT HIS death than million and half ster-
linz cond have foreseen that all his wealth and
konors were to be inherited by grandson of my
Lord Trevor's, who had been one of his enemies,
would he have heea so careful to save a six-pence
for the sake of his heir Not for the sake of his
heir, but he would have always saved six-pence
Sir James Lowther, after changing a piece of
silver in Georges coffee house. and paving two
pence for his dish of coffee, was helped into his
chariot (for he was then lame and infrm) and went
home; sometime after, he returned to the same
eoffee-house on purpose 70 acq daint the woman
who kept ii that she had given him bad hafpen
ny, and demanded another In exchange for it. Sir
james had about $4,000 per annum, and was at a
loss whom to appoint his heir. i know one Sir
Thomas Colby, who lived in Kenslngton, and was
l think, commissioner in the Tictualing Office !;
he killed himself by rising In the middle of the
night, when he was In very profuse sweat the
effect of medicine which he had taken for that
purpose and walking down stairs to look for the
key of his cellar, which he had inadvertently left
on table In his parlor; he was apprehensive that
his servants might seize the key and rob him of a
bottle of port wine This man died intestate and
left more than 81 200 900 in the funds which were
his nearest relations. .s--
Sir William Smythe, of Bedfordshire who
was my kinsman, when he was near seventy,
was wholly deprived of his sight; he was
persuaded 20 be couched by Taylor, the ocu-
list, who by agreement, was to have sixty guineas
II he restored his patient to any degree of sight
Taylor succeeded in his operation, and Sir William
able to read and write without the use of spec
eacles during the rest of bis life but the
operation was performed, and Sir William saw the
good effect of it, instead of being overjoyed, as any
nther person would have been, he began to lament
The loss (as he called it, of his sixty guineas. His
Continuance, therefore, was how to cheat the oc
ruiist; he pretended that he had only a glinmer-
ing and could not see anything perfectly for that
reason the bandage on his eye was continued
month longer than the usual time. BY this means
ne obliged Taylor to compound the bargain, and
except of twenty guineas; for a coyetous man
thinks no method dishonest which he may legally
practice to save his money.-Dr Kings anecdotes
Of his OUn Times. 5579 ~
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PASSING a REcRUIT.-The medical examination
of Russian recruits is of the novelties of the
war. The physicians examines each from the sole
OF the foot to the crown of the head The bow is
healthy and free from blemish. open your mouth
The physician peers in with the searching glance
Of a treasure seeker The teeth are without a
flaw. The physician is just on the point of giving
TO the governor the report, healthy" when be.
hodl half imperial, ducat is lying against the
double teeth. In second the practiced medical
finger has extracted the gold from the mine "No.
the fellow is of USE he has got carries; all his
teeth rattle; within month he will not have one
LETT The lad is free! The paltry bribe leaves
him among his family till the next tribute.
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-Four cargoes of Welsh railroad iron have re-
Gently been received at Galveston for the Houston
and Henderson railroad
The following question is now before the Sand
Lake Debating Society (Which do women like
best-to be Rugged in polka or squeezed in q
sieighf' The decision will be telegraphed imme-
diately upon announcement
Six slaves belonging to Mr.. Wilhume, of Kentin
county, KY, escaped into Ohio few days ago, by
crossing the ice near Cincinnati.
Several persons in Boston and vicinity, who were
born the 29tn of February, propose to celebrate
the anniversary of their births this year. biith
day only once in four years!
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hL nAiIbtI Observation-Disclosures the
severe cold weather and heavy winds. the heroic
ana enserprising fishermen of Gloucester have
commenced prosecuting the dangerous business Of
the Georges Banks Halibut Fishery. The schoon-
day. from Georges Banks, with IL OOc nonnds Of
hahout the first trip of any vessel to Georges this
season.-BostoH Tr1r = = = 5'= = . vs. US
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DAINTING.-PA Al NTIN G.-.The under
signed is now prepared to do HOUSE PAINT
ING and has engaged the services of first rate work
mens lie assures his friends of his determination TO
devote his whole attention to this business and SIGN
as well as ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, and that
none hut the best materials will be used and fair
prices charged His Sign Work may be seen in front
of Dispatch Office, Binford, Dickinson & Weisiger
Walsh's Shoe Store, opposite ST. Charles Hotel. in
the First Market House, BON Ton Bakerv' nth
street and in fact all over town-he took the first
premium at the last Mechanical FAIR and knows
his work and prices will compare favorably with env
others IN the business Hoping to receive share of
patronage, he asks those that require any kind OF
painting to give hma call
Wanted Boy ss apprentice and two good
House Painters R. w ALLEN
18th St, between Main and Bank 81
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SINGULAR DEATH OF THE LATE MINISTER a,
fEKo.-Ihe Petersburg Intelligencer has received
letter from Lima Peru dated January o So
giving the following account of the singular death
OF the late Minister of Peru to this country.
The late Mini ter Plenipotentiary of per, 70
the nited States VIII, returned to this country
about six months ago. died lately en- lin. ~ : -
gniar manner While asleep he swallowed three
OF his false teeth with the gold band which CON.
nned them and died from III effects shortly after
Lnorts were made to extract the teeth, but with.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN URUaUAY.-n an.
pears there has been another rsvo,ntions aP
call every little row in South America In No.
vldso' the capital of the republic of Truruar
Inns, IA the short space of three months r.,
m,ssraois head ola miserable country has bssn
was sss;ns ~ Two revelations. The first Of these
=. esainst me government of President Floras
III without blood resulted in his downfalI and
xa,sion from tbs capital The secoad wa. an =.
- seaps 70 overthrow ths government of Bns,sm.a
hundred lives. ""' COST ABOUT one
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SENATOR SEWARD received Intelligence on Mon
lay In New York city while on his way TO Wash.
ington. of the death of his brother-in law Hon Al
Yah Worden, of Canandaigua, with whom he spent
the last week. Mr. Seward returned Immediately
40 Canandaipua.
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MiL lIIH3. FORCE OF PENNsYLyASIA-lt an.
pears from the Adjntam Generals report that The
military force of Pennsylvania together with he
public arms, are as follows: Number of co,nnan;as :
Ia the State, 3e2 unifornedme i6 75; field pioce
90 muskcts, 10, 43s; bayonets, s.7o9
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=, SHORT fRAfERs.-The citizens of Oneida \
from petition presented in the assembly of thas
state, as coming from them, TO make the Lord
Prayer the only legal prayer TO be used by clero.
men, on account of its breyitv ei 3.
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LAKE MICHIGAN FROZEN OYER-It is asserted
that Lake Michigan is frozen completely over from
one side to the other This, if q fact, has never
occurred before in the memory of the oldest inhab
liant With the best glasses, from either side of
the lake the clear water cannot be seen.
3.Ett 3 Chicago Dem bOadoa
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WILLARD FILLMoRE.-The Rome correspond
eut of the Newark Advertiser states that Mr. Fill
and friends from Buffalo, were in that city ON
the 9th of January
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90 luack MedicilaE hut uae tL1sa cd h, n

HE YOU SICK elf you are, don't take
ouack Medicines, but use those prepared by a
DIR. ROSES celebrated Family Medicine are the
result of thirty years practice in Philadelphia. His
prescriptions are for each complaint, and have been
well tested and approved by hundreds of physicians
and thousands of patients. remedy for each dis.
ease
THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER
This preparation is truly the wonder of the age
Cures all PAIN external or internal. Cures pains in
the Sides limbs or back. chibeins, ague or humps in
the breasts corns bruises sprains toothache eaache
sun neck sore throat, pains in the bowels and stom
ach, Sudden colds, &c.
The Pain Curer being a.fine tonic mixture, is also
used with great benefit for weak stomach and bowels
likewise for fever and ague.
Whenever You have pain. the Pain Curer freely
and you will obtain immediate relief Bottles l2t, q
and 50 cents.
THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP.
DR.. Roses Cough Syrup or Expectorant 10 the best
preparation in the world for Cough arising from
cold or consumptive cough. Bottles fifty cents and
one dollar.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUCH.
Use DR.. Roses Wheoping Cough Syrup. Ii is the
only reliable remedy for that distressing and often ia
tai complaint. Price 80 cents.
TO CURE GROUP
Dr. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives of bou.
sands Of children = cents bottle.
TO CURE NERVOUSNESS.
The most wonderful reparation to allay all nervous
affections Of the mind body is Dr. Roses Nervous
Cordial 80 cents bottle
TO CURE KIDNEY AND L DID Err COM I.
Use DR.. Roses Buchn Compound. 1t also cures
DI0p5y- OO cents bottle.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Dr. Roses Golden Pills are the only remedy for fall
ing OF the Womb, Weakness and General Debility 80
cents q box.
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS.
Are the great regulating Female Pills IS cents q
box.
DIR. ROSES SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
Should be used by all females as it strengthens I'D
invigorates the constitution purfes the blood and
removes all eruptons from the skin. Quart bottles 5
small bottles 50 cents
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA.
Use DR.. Roses Dyspeptic and Liver Compoana 50
cents a bottle.
TO CURE BILIOUS HABITS,
Tage DIR. Roses Ambitious or Railroad PSI. They
carry off all bile. l2A and Is cents box
These Pills are called Railroad Pills because thew
go ahead of all other Pills in removing lIle bad colds
and all foul secretons from the system.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd Co.; Grubbs L Apperson
.. A Strecker; Paterson Jaekson Beanett d
Beers; Alex. Duval; Duval Norton; j. Blair, s. nj
Zachrss0n A. Bodeker; VIM. P. Ladd; Laidley Ro-
binson. Richmond; and all the Druggists in Norfolk.
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, aud all other
towns IN virginia. oc S0-2awd
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PARl,ov or IsprA Ss.-The st Lous Repnblican
learns that the President ofth Cniieo state nss
indians held in confinement at that post, charged
with the murder of mail party, near Fort Lara
mic, last year These indiana, I'VE m number.
were delivered TO Gen Harvey, ana sent 70 fon
I.eavanwortb for confinement and trial
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"WHAT IS YOUR CHARGE Z" said q traveller to a
humorous landlord. I'VE charge dollar" was the
reply; "but cash down, II is only fifty cents" 'You
may charge it, then" was the reioinder.
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Secret political oreaniz q tion- 49,. ...,.
prsssaa a - Gaaads among the opponents OF the
n.,,s Fan Antonio. Texas. Reporter learn. tina,
far On ~ she Hungarian, has pnrchs sed 4
I-r- ' s4s AsainAs Tor which be paid 80 600.
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HOTELS.

NOTICR...THR MILF0KD IaOusR.s-j
MILF1RD HoUsE : open fer. ,hsir .ecou.neSa.
ton. This house 10 situated at Milford Depot tbs
line OF the r. r. z. r. r. The proprietor Is pre-
pared 20 give good accommodations aud hopes to be
~ = - f' w. N. BRAGG, Proprietor.
E Milford Depot, Caroline Go. Va. FEB. film
NOTfCk..-The BaIInrd Hotel Saloon, In
Y the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
shment, on the European plan Is this day open for
e accommodation of the public. and the subscriber
hopes thst the neat and elegant style in which he has
fitted up his saloon will far meet their appreciation
that he viii receive fair share OF their patronage.
He solieits vist j. w. SMITH,
jaIs Late Of Lynchburg, Va
4 MEXICAN HOTEL, KICH1IOND, VA.
that the American Hotel is still open and under the
personal supervision of the Subscriber =
Tine 81 Ho9sE ..s sn sssa
jaai-Ims J. MfLDEBERGER SMITH
NOTICE.-TO PAsSENGEKs ON THE
i,n RiSHMoSp AMP paN Hn,ha AND SOUTH i
DANvILIE OR LYNcHBURG: ~ = s
Breakfast: Breakfast: Ample time given
The subscriber is now prepared to furnish the pas
seugers daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction Of
the Richmond and Danville and South Side Railroads
immediately en- their arrival on the cars.
my l7-12m sAM'L D. BURKE
DERsONs visiting the city during the
L winter, win find the POWHATAN HOUSE a
very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel to stop
at I location is in the most agreeable part of the
city. Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts Of the city, also to places of amusement
offers Inducements that cannot fail to please
de IL JOHN DARRACOTT Proprietor.
NOTICE.-Passengers going North are hereby
Y informed that and after SATURDAY, LIST of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will aways stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do -, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
PkOPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug. 81, 1855. aust
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MrRpyk ASp suIcTpE.-The Helena lArk2
zkield states that on The ssll mat. negro woman
owned by MIRA bowie Of tllas place. drownea Der
self and two children In the Mississippi river Sne
had TO break the Ice 20 perpetraie the norrin'e
deed The act was the effect Of bad temper, tae
woman having been punished for some aet os a'so.
bedenee on the day before.
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DKOOF FOSITIyE FROM GOOy Il.
LANp.-LET EVERY ONE READ THIS

ia 0oOcHLANn, Feb. X, NV
Messrs. Dove & o.--tientlemen: Please send me
two dozen bottles Turf Oil. l have never sold any
medicine that has given 30 much general sasisstios
Is your Turf OIL could get you some astonssnisis
certificates OF the wonderful cures II has made eas
ueeds nuus; all II wsnts Il Q trial,
4 A9a 1900 Yeua fiend truly, Z I'll
II - WM. cRITCHfIELps
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ron KENT OH LEASE

- FUh KENT Ok LEAsE--That con"
10 veniently arranged and centrally located bpfd.
lith sts diagonally opposite the City Court house,
and 10 view ofthe Capitol. For professional men Is
combines every convenience having Offices detached
and also in the main building the interior OF which
OF modern construction, with two parors, Handsome
marble mantlepeces, &c. Possession Of the two de-
tached Offices can be given at once and of the entire
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
ment may be made TO give possession at sn earlier o.
later date, am informed by the present occupant
Mr. VIM. Brent (of the firm Of Gretter & Brent, who
win take pleasure in showing the premises to any ons
DESTROYS of viewing them.
to PM. TABB, Jr-
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd
se Eft Blandon. Henrice county. Va
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MORT HERN ICE,--The Subscribers
will deliver Northern Ice, of the best quality, in
all parts of this city and the town of Manchester
during the coming season. s..r
All who favor us with their patronage shot, hare no
JUST of complaint fora rant Of pHn-tndtitg an
its daily delireyy making such arrs usements
for conducting the business warrant in pledging
this.
Orders will be received by Messrs NJ. j.. Straus,
Broad sheet, between 9Th and 7th; T: w Turpin,
4th and Frank lin streets; George Timberlake, Brook
Ave nue. near Broad Jno Boucher, 18th street oppo-
site Post Office; J. w. B. Dodson, at the Toll gate
Msyo's Bridge and at the Ice House when complet-
ed ON Southside of the Dock, opposite 18th street
ia 23-lrn* STEWART l. KING. 8
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-TNRUE TURF OIL.--Read the following
L and come to store and we will tell you of
many OF hers who have been cursd:
gentleman of this city, whose niece, little child
suffered so much with eyes to be painful to
look at the tears trickling down the cheeks
acrid to produce large each of them, and
this continued for long time-physcians were at
tending it. but did not cure it. One bottle of our TURF
OIL has cured this child entirely: liberty to
refer to the party who Ill not give written certif-
cate.
ANoTHER-A friend Of ours, who was suffering with
most painful complaint, entirely cured By one
bottle.
ASoTHER-With a most aggravated case of FILES,
to which the knife had been unsuccessfully applied
wis cured by one bottle We can refer these par
tits and many others; have q quantity of certif-
Gates all of whom our own people and reliable.
For sale by nearly all the Druggists of the city, and
by DOVE CO,
fe II Sole Proprietors Richmond. Va.
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1Ara CAPS. sHoEs &C.

.-.-.->s-s@~.~~ -s.->>~>~
PRiCE OF BOOTS AND HATs.-From III
l5t, 20 percent saved by buying from J.
iii. ANTHONY, Coumbian Hotel Buiiding :.
No~sh IN Hats best qua Iii
MoleskiB Haia second qnslity.
Fashionable Silk Hats.
fine Calfskin Sewed Boots. ..5g
Congress Cater koofs -
fine cafskin Sewed Shoes.
n ri ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers In the city OF Philadelphia to sup
oly him with Handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed Boor which he viii sell ct the rnprecedenfeo
low price of $3.50. -. -. &C ls--dksly =
GENIE, Dk Ess PATENT
Heather CON q COLORED
GATTERs.-Just received. by Express.
very beautiful and superior made out Of the Silver
Medal Patent Leather. They are Just the thing ioI
No As asn Of the Big Boot walshs I'd EmpSr,uI
fe IS . MM. WASH.
- LADIES, MOCOCCO TIPPED
4BooTs-Jast received; sy E.PMse art. an
ri e Is Boots VIM WALSH.
L. ADIE I've would inform
you that those thick sole Morocco Bootees
80. and Goat Skin Boots which we have been
sxnectins. have come to hand We have every size
to III Ladies' Misses and Children They are most
excellent artele Young Ladies who have Sorn TINS
that ..they last too long" Indeed, this has been the
general complaint used against them; ,-,,cr =
C.. S MAURICE =
fels Isl Main street.
NE " AND EXPENSIVE III AT,
CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. IS MAIN sT.
IA Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
CITY will find ut the above establishment splendid
assortment of Hats, Caps, Ladies and Chlidrens
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets and Fancy
Carriage Robes at Wholesale and RETAIL on the most
favorable terms.
N B-Gentemen,s Hats made to order OF the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice. 30
del BINFORD. DICKINSON WEISIGER.
- OVER 5 "a o ES.--ifeceived this
H morning by Adams l. Co.'S Express, large
lot of ladies and gents Gum Elastic over
Shoes. Those ladies and gentlemen who have been
waiting for them are requested to call early and sup
p'' '''N'''' JOHN C. PAGE. Jr,
ia so IS Market Bridge.
a BY ADAMS EXPR Il S..-Re-
$50 ceived this morning (Soth january by Ad-
ans & Co.'S Express the following season
able and desirable Shoes for ladies and misses:
Ladies' thick sole heeled morocco Boots.
a. " =" spg " ~
gum elastic Over Shoes.
Misses thick sole morocco Boots
% I" I" goat
Together with many other styles to which respect
'1'S AA'-'o JOHN c. PAGE, Jr,
ia30 No. Is Market Bridge.
q LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.--I
@baye lust received a lot of Over Shoes of every
description, for Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses and
.6F BOYS Also Over Shoes with heels for LADIES',
suitable for ladies heel Shoes and Caters For SAFE
by ALEA ni BILL,
jaS1 No. l27 Main street Richmond.
FRESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thick
sSs1z5A and thin sole Caters at 81 50 Lades MO
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskius: Ladies' Goat Buskins; Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Childrens thick sole
Bootses fresh lot of the above Shoes Just TecelV-
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NEW kNlBROlDERIES.--P 4 IL Il h IL,
u NIMMO & co. have just received the neSts
styles of Spring EmbToideIies, such Muslin and
Cambria Habits and Sleeves; Muslin and Camefc
Collars; Lace Collars and Sleeves; Muslin and Gam
hric Bands; French Wrought Hdkis.; Swiss and 90
rnpet Easss ard Insay,inss fe 10
SHOES AND BOOTs MADK TO OKDkR
- ---MR. JAMES FELLOWS, supe rintcneent W.
gentlemen,s Department. Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL, Do
do Ladies do
The subscriber having in his employ tbs aboys
named Cutters, who known 10 DO equal 70 any -
the State respectfully annoaaee to the public Ihs
be Is prepared TO have made 10 order in the nsss.
style, every description OF Ladies' and G~n,lsmsn'
Boots Caters or Shoes Of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLEsi
4. NJ, Pee afra
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COAL AND COKE.

NOTICE. :. Orders for Midlothian Coal
Y left with P. J. ARCHER, Shockoe Slip or .. H.
CHALKLEY, ON 18th street. viii meet with prompt
attention. ia 22-d3rn
A NTHRACiTE COAL.-The subscriber
n keeps constantly on hand supply of best AN
THRAC1TE COAL, and will sell as low ii can be
bought in the city. Orders left at No. IA Main street
will meet with prompt attention
no N-d3m p. C. LARUS.
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hOILAR CORUIAL FUR THE MII..
IL LION.-This celebrated Mixture is certain
cure for certain disease, it is certain for
certain weakness if of long short duration. You
will find marked improvement freIn the dose, look
to this you unfortunates and try bottle of this
teemed and highly approved Medicine. The Medical
Faculty recommend it.
To be had of Duval Norton, o B. Hill, A. Bode
ker, J. B. Wood C.. Millspaugh, P. Sempe, on
Main street. l.. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the r. and F. r. r. on Broad street.
fe 5-3rn
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EOR SALE.--The undersigned Is anxious
to dispose of his one-sixth interest in the "Armo
ry Mill !" and his ene-third interest in the lease and
machinery of "Braggs Mill +" s--l-5
This property can be had at avery low price. Apply
to c. DIMMOCk
fe II Is At the Armory.
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&C. FOR KENT.--The Store formerly
liza: occupied by. verser & Boisseau, No. "a Pearl
street. Apply to me at Coalfeld, 10 Jas w
Verser. JOHN MANDERS.
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NOTICE. Having been employed by
Y Mr. Ladd, TO act in my former capacity of Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water and Bottling establishment en-
brace this method of informing my numerous friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its former repu
tation and from experience of eight years in the
feel assured of my competency give entire
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to favor the
house with their patronage
- Orders for Soda Water, Porter, Ale and Cider
from city or country, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. M. MCCORMICK,
de ~ No. 3o8 Broad street.
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g. FOX RENT.-That very desirable
#::a House on Main street, End door above 10th st.
This house is in the most improving part of the
city being in short distancesof the Banks and other
public places of business Possession given LIST April
Apply to fe l8---ts g.. BENJAMIN DAVIS.