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Rev. orville Dewey, d. D., has accepted an in
vitation to become the pastor of the New South
Church, Boston, with Rev. DR.. Bowen as his col
league. DR.. Dewey has been lecturing in Charles
ton, South Carolina, with great acceptance.
The New South Church is in Summer street. and
was for many years under the pastoral charge OF
Rev. DR.. Young
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10
DIED.
,aruinr Of a. 9th instant,

Ia this city, on the morning Of the 9th instant,
Miss MAReAEErrA HUI, agedt0 yeara -
~ The friends Of Ne hnbily generally ere in
vted 70 attend her funepl fa the residence o. her
mother, No 1885, Twen3 firak street between @ and
streets, Tomorrow dues1ny) afternoon. st two
O'Clock.
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CITY ORDINANCES.


JOINT RESOLUTION 10 relation to the removable
snow from the pavements running through the
Mall and other places.
Resolred By he Board of aldermen and Board
Y Coulnon Council Of the City Of Washington, That
the joint committee appointed 10 represent the ine-
ress Of tho Corporation before Congress be instructed
20 ASK OF that body annual appropriation TO enable
the Conmissioner Of Public bnildlugs to hare the
snow q removed from the psvements running through
me man ana if'm other kSss kShss ss'ssIi;ifRs cEssEsr
.d8s 81 Ta ROBERT CLARKE,
85aaega President Of tho Bosrd Of Aldermen
APp'9's' "'''A jSc asss r TOWERS, Mayor. !
AN ACT for the relief Of Willism Van Riswick
BE IL enacted &C., That the sum Of FIVE dollars be.
and is hereby appropriated pa, able out Of the gem
eral fund to William Van Riswick, that amount being
overpad by him for license. x 1880 e -
Approved, March 7, 1856. Al 80 gftNfA
AN ACT for taking up and relaying the gutter on
the north side of II street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, in the Second Ward. etfass
BE II enacted, &c, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby directed to have the gutter the north side
Of street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets in
the Second Ward taken up and relaid; the expense
to be paid outof the funds Of the said Ward,
Approved March 7, 1856. ~ @hd
AN ACT authorizing John P. Pepper to pave the
alley along the line Of his property in square num-
bered four hundred and ninety-one.
BE q enacted &C., That John p. Pepper be, and he
is hereby authorized and permitted to curb and pave
two feet six inches of the alley in square numbered
four hundred and ninetyone adjoining and along the
line of his property on Pennsy lvania avenue north
side said pavement to be similar to the one laid by
John c. Rives in reservation ten but not to exceed
two feet six inches In width, the to be done at
his own expense. - ee 4t{e4Yg
Approved, March Z, 1855. sg 8,ts S. eyst,
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10

The Newport Or. ~ Mercury states that two
geese were dug out Of snow drift, In that town.
few days since, which had been without food for
quite lively.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10

Mr.. Daniel Bowen died in Philadelphia, few days
ago, In the Goth year of bis age. He was the old
est publisher and printer in the United States. He
published the New Haven Register in 1884
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10
FOR SALE.

- A valuable two story and attic Frame
EE House and Lot No. 306, on Ninth street west
built of best materials, containing twelve rooms
wide passage, cellar, all necessary out-buildings
pump of excellent water in the yard, and is consd
cred one of the most convenient houses in the city,
Terms One-fourth cash residue in six, twelve
and eighteen months. Inquire on the premises
mar 1O--d1w* 1 ~ .eft 1.s-s -
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10

DR.. Snow, Of Providence, Rhode Island, esti-
mates the annual value Of the products Of the In
dustry Of that city at sl4,5Is,l52.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10

SPRING STYLE HATS, 1855. !.
n Now ready at MATTINGLY,s Fash.
0ionable Hat and Cap Establishment. lyas fs-rd
Also, fine assortment of youths and gents black
and brown Felt Hats, at the lowest prices. s, p.
mar S--3t* No 494 Seventh street
THIS WAY, LADIES, IF YOU PLEASE {
SPRING Straw Millinery. -. just received
~ select lot Of Straw Bonnets, Shakermm
Bonnets, Youths Caps, Misses Flats, Ribbons
and Flowers, Bonnet Frames and Crowns, w
Wires, Nets, Grapes, DC.
Also, Fancy Goods, Hosiery Gloves, and Hamil.
ton Casters best quality Kid Gloves.
N. B. Bonnets bleached and pressed.
WILLIAM p. SHEDD 4uiN
Eleventh street. above Pennsylvania avenue.
mar 7--Iwt. k,s /.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10

RATHER AMERIcAN.-The vote for Overseers Of
the Poor in Blackstone, Mass, was American
ticket, l79 all Others fvc. That win do.
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The squandeIing Of the Public Money

We have already stated that the House Com
mittee on Printing awarded the binding to Mr..
Williams at price 20 per cent. higher than
Mr.. Farnham offered to. do the work for.
We are now informed that the Senate Com
mittee on Printing have awarded the binding
Of the Senate to Mr.. Mcclure at IL 1-2 cents
a volume for octavos, and So cents for quartos.
A competent and responsible bookbinder had
made a proposal TO the Committee to bind the
octayos, for 10 cents, and the quartos for 80
cents volume His offer was returned to him
without comment, and in few minutes after
ward the Committee elected McGuirel
How liberal these Locofocos are with the
peoples money They must think that Uncle
Sam is a mighty easy old gentlemanl But,
seriously, is there no way of compelling Con-
gressional Committees to pay decent regard
to the interests of the country?
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10

FISH STANDS.
WNHE Fish Stands in the several Market
j houses will besold in. pursuance Of law on the
following days, viz 1855
In the Centre Market on March ~. y A
In the Eastern Market on March 49,
In the Northern Market, on March 25.
In the Western Market on March 81.
All those stands in the several Markets not taken
and paid for by the present occupants previous TO the
above dates will be sold to the highest bidder on the
respective dates named. oN ~
BY order of the Mayor. mar 7-eotd
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Pierccism.


We alluded few days since (says the New York
Daily News) to the fact that the Buffalo Republic
and its editor would not participate in the Soft
bolt--a fact over which the Albany Atlas &c, was
ecetatic with delight. The Republic therefore re-
mains leading paper of the Seymour Soft party,
and in full communion withthe Atlas. Listen to
the Republic of the 4th of March, reviewing the
Kansas bill. Here is Soft Shelsm of the Seymour
school speaking out:
The North would not ngitate. Douglas saw
that, and, anxious himself to taste the sweets of
power, bid for the Southern favor. No man of
mark among the chivalry would stoop so low as
to commence the game, when supple tools from
the North could be found to do the despicable
deed; and at the bidding of the Infamous David
Atchison this union of the Slaveocracy more des-
picable than the despised self-outlaw-the infa-
nous assassin. Of Benton language decent Ian
guage-is too poor to properly characterize him l.
aimed another fatal stab at freedom. If
Freedom shrieked when Kosciusko fell"
so humanity mourned when another blow reached
the vitals of already bleeding and PROSTATE liberty
But only by this awful sacrifice could ambitions
goal be reached by this degenerate son of free
But what say those who raised this President to
power? Voices come up from every free State,
thirteen OF which voted for him, condemning his
course On all sides, every political party denounce
~, SdOe Hd'iQ)Ht O dtSdpp0tnteu ONCE seekers
NeW York called :" Hards, !" land hard enough tAey
aoere) All newspapers OF. standing, unless subsi-
dized, wed with each other in reprobating the
measure. But the South, although they "despised
the traitor, yet loved the treason" were unit,
and the patronage of government with them con-
summated the foul deed What now say these
loud-mouthed objectors? What says the Syracuse
Convention? Last year it was wrong, unwise, but
hoped it would result for good. This year it is
right, and who says nay is traitor!
Tho Buffalo Republic is an administration
organ, and one of the supple tools" which is
Shy authority" sustaining the administration
on the ground Of its Free-soil proclivities,
while the Washington Union and Richmond
Enquirer are sustaining it by reason Of its pro-
slavery proclivities; and in this singular jux-
Imposition Of circumstances consist General
Pierce's availability, about which the ultra dis
union Southern Sag NIGHTS are just now howl
ing most terribly.
More Pierceism- Southern Availability.
In Troy, Syracuse and Auburn, at the recent
charter elections, the Softs united with the eBack
Republicans. Nv Y. Neps.
The Softs, Pierceites and Black Republicans
united. New York Custom House and Black
Republicans. Pierce and John Van Burcn.
No wonder Pierce is South Carolina's favorite.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10

TO THE LADIES or WASHINGTON.
NIDWIFERY.-Mr BANGS. Profess
'lvA sional Medium, would respectfully inform her
friends and the public that she has removed from
her late residence to Twelfth between and streets
next door to John ID. Clark's Police Office She here
by tenders her thanks to her friends and customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon her, and
hopes by her attention and nssiduity to business to
merit q continuance OF public patronage.
Refers 70 DR.. Hogan and DR.. Fairfax, Alexandria
ian 28-ly ft-f
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10
.sti No, 3Q4, Pennsylvania avenue,
,3teo Between Ninth and Tenth 81

A FEW FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
III 0. HOOD, 4Is, Pennsylvania ave-
He nue. between Fouf-and-a-half and ~
Sixth streets, Washington, has on hand a very "a
good stock of superior Gold and Silver 0aASA
Watches also, extensive assortment of veryr rich,
fine and fashionable Gold Jewelry lie has good
stock of Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, Gold
Lockets Seals, Keys, and complete assortment of
Spectaces. Ek.st
Every description Of pure Silvcrware manufactured
to order in the best style. ~ fg
He has also a good variety Of SIver-plated Goods
and Fancy Articles, and is determined to off this
fine stock, to make place for his spring supply with
in the next thirty days. and will therefore offr them
at such unprecedented low prices that no permanent
or transient dealer Though they pretend to sell at
cost) shall or can sell cheap either here else
where.
Please call at the sign Of the large Spread Eagls
and large Watch. mar 1-dlwif
SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMENS'
- Dress Hats for 50.-I shall this day in
troduce Beebe, Lcary, and Gcnias fashionable New
York Dress Hats. LANES
asst A9 sIG Fashionable Hat, Cap, and
mar 1--eo1mif Gents Furnishing Store
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10

the fidelity Of the Asnerican party to the Federal
and State institutions and shall hail his election
as newand abiding pledge q the perpetnity Of
the Union.
Rssotv<d, That we fully and curdialy endorse
the nolnibstions made by the Philadelphis Conven-
lion, and viii support Mllard fillmore and, An
drew Jackson DonelsoD, and viii use all honorable
means TO secure the electoral vote Of Virginia for
Them In the ensuing Presidential election.
hesofred, That NC recommend to the friends of
this ticket throughout the State to hold similar
meetings aud organize at once, and appoint dele
gates to.a State Convention, to be held at Stsun-
ton, on "Wednesday, the 9th day of May next, for
the purpose Of thorough State and county organi-
cation, aud the appointment Of electors
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10

TCOR good honest Clock always 60 TO
cannot be excsllsd and his prices will not frghten
YOU He tries every one thoroughly himself, and
those who buy OF him are sure TO get good one or
have theinmoney refunded
Chatting Dishes, Dish Covers, Soup Tureens
Soapstone Griddles, Plate Warmers
Game Raasters, Oyster Broilers, Slsw Cutters, &C.
Prices low. fa;r5s Ga. G. FRANCIS,
jan 26- uth,s s,.t Seventh street.
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THE GREArRUSsIAN REMEDY.
PRO BONO PJBLIC0.

REDDING'S, RUSSIA SALVE.
1t sa Boston remedy of 80 years standing, and is re-
commended by physicans tits and speedy cure
for Burns, Piles Boils Corns, Feons Chil6lains and
Old Sores of every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers ITCH
Scald head Nettle Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples, (re
commended by nurses,) Whitlows, Stiles, Testers
Flea Bites, Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum
Scuryey, Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts
and Flesh Wounds, it is most valuable remedy and
cure, which can be testified to by thousands who
have used in the city Of Boston, and vicinity for the
last 80 years In no instance viii this Salve do an
injury, or interfere with physicians prescriptions
II is made from the purest materials, from recipe
p0rought from Russia-of articles growing in that
country and the propretors have letters from all
classes clergymen, physicians, sea captains nurses
and others, who have used it themselves and reeom-
mend it to others. ~
Redding's Russia Salvc is put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture Of horse and a
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on
|faswrappera N
Z rice 25 cents box. ti2tt at'a fs q
Sold at all the stores in town or country or may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist. tss5 Il
SHILLINGTON, Pa. Avenue.
Jan 22-eodif2m
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PROPERTY IN GEORGETOwN FOR

FMOFEHII "a IN WEOHUEIOWN FOH
= sa4 !. ss w,s SALE.
VNHE Subscriber wishes to dispose of two
- or three Houses in Georgetown, ID. @.
One on Dumbarton street, nearly finished, in one
OF the best locations in the District Lot 100 by 100
One on Potomac street. an excellent, well-built
house, two stories brick, near st. Johns Church.
One on Bridge street, in which my family now re-
side, threestory brick af III fsaE
Prices reasonable and terms liberal.
mar 8-8taw2w r. CRUIKSIIANK.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-08-20

FARM AND MILL SEAT

v FOR SALE!-The subscriber oilers LOT saie ohe
of the most desirable FARMS in the county OF
1t is situated on Christians Creek about six miles e east
of Staunon, and about four miles west of New Hope,
and is bounded on the south side in part by the man
road leading from Staunton to Weyers Cave: IL con
tains about 453 Acres about $50 of which is cleared
There is about 100 Acres OF first rate Bottom ano anu
all the cleared land in very fine state OF CnlValoh
there is water in every field rh,r
The buildings are good and in good repair; Iney
consist of large DWELLING HOUSE, hltcnen
Smoke House, Store Room, Ice House, Granary ana
Corncrb, Switzer Barn. Stables &c, with wells OF wa wa
ter in few feet of the stables and Kitchen There are
number of never-failing springs on the iarm Inc
Mill Seat is the best Christians Greek, ana IS s,ua
ted at the lower end of the farm if desired 1t wouio De
sold separately from the farm with some ~ 10 ~
of land attached and the right of way to puDc roaos op
either side of it. oeh,,,.o., ,ho
fit would better suit the convenience OF buyers lne
subscriber would sell hundred acres OF the woodland
which is not surpassed by any in the neghborhoodl
separately The terms will be made accommodating
For further particulars apply to A. G. Robertson who
resides on The premises, or to the subscriber VINO lives
in the immediate neghborhood
~ INV GEO. c. ROBERTSON
p. ST. have also valuable Lot in the Town OF
Stanton for sale. u. Y. II.
/ 1S56
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
SOJTTHSJDE MAIN STREET,

STAUNTUN, va.
TINE undersigned having purchased and leased TINS
| valuable property formerly known as the Wood
ward House, would respectfully inform the pnbc, as
we'll as the former friends of the House. that they are
prepared to accommodate their guests in the very best
manner and upon the most moderate terms.
THEIR TABLE shall always be supplied with the best
the market affords and to enable them to accomplish
this they have attached the House one OF the finest
fruit and vegetable Gardens in the Valley go,
TurIR STABLE which is classed second vii al
ways be supplied with the best provender and goodat'
tentive 0stlers.
PASSENGERS who stop at this House, desiring to take
the Cars entirely free from the noise, &c to which
Railroad Houses are subject and they always rest
assured of getting their meals and reaching the Depot
in time to secure tickets and choice seats
An OMNIBUS will always be found at the Railroad
Depot on the ARRIVAL othe Cars to take the passengers
to and from the House, free of charge
W. J. HUNTER G. CO., Proprietors.
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NEW BOOKS!!
IN The Great American Battle;
The Adventures of Gerard the Lion Killer;
The Hawatha Legends;
Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside;
Liberty and Slavery, by Bledsoe;
The Youth of the Old Dominion
The Scalp Hunters;
The Grey-Bay Mare, and other Humorous Amer
lean Sketches;
Salad for the Social, by the author of Salad fol
the Solitary; =, -.
Memoir of Rev. James Chisholm, A. NJ, late
Rector of St Johns Church, Portsmouth, Val,
History of the Ravages of the Yellow Fever IL
Norfolk, Va, in 1850, by Geo. ID. Armstrong, ID. ID.
Barnes Notes on the Gospels;
Barnes Notes on the Acts;
Major Jones' Courtship;
Major Jones Travels
The Physical Geography of the Sea, new edition
by 1t. Maury;
The Prophets of the Restoration, or Haggai
Zeckariah, and Malachi new translation, with Notes
by Rev. 7. V. Moore, d. d. ROBT COWAN.
Staunton June 49, 1856.
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0PRING AND sUMMER CAMPAIGN IN

Virgiaia Hote-The undersigned begs leave to state,
that independent ofa party associations he presents
himself once more to the public for their kind will and
surages in the purchase of Ready Made Clothing for
the Spring and Summer Campaign. If the quality,
quantity and richness of my stock to be the criterion
to secure success assured to carry off the palm OF
victory shall use every honorable means to secure
sales, without sacrifice of principles d. e. prices).-
Running as no-party man, asking your support in
nv business, you can without endangering your fair
preutaon FOR consistency give call in the selec.
ton of your Clothing for the approaching season. and
can assure you, that it will be as much to your as TO
INV advantage, for shall engage in the campaign with
no sluggard WILL but with the motto 81 must and will
succeed"
Ny stock comprises more than the usual variety of
Clothing, from u cheap Suaner Sat- costing S275, to
the finest Dress Suit of SIS.
Come, then, and give your support to your very o.
bedient servant, JACOB fOLLlIh.
AnriI
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SEES, Arthurs Patent SelfSealing Cans for putting up
fresh fruits tomatoes, &C., and find them, in all res
poets, admirably adapted to thepurpose.
They possess many advantages over all other Cans
that we have seen Having tried and
proved them we can speak confidently of their value
PREsBURY 4 BILLINGS,
Proprietors Girard and La Pierre Houses Phia.'
GEORGE E. PRICE, agent.
TpIv
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sAML SWAN q CO., Managers.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO S204, OO0!!!
will be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHE'NE!!
.S2O4.OOO
1915 Prizes amounting to.

1915 Prizes amounting to. .S2O4,OOU
The $4,000 Prizes of SIS are determined by the mum
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize-if that number
should be an odd number then every odd number ticket
in the Scheme will be entitled to SIS fan number
then every even number ticket in the Scheme will be
titled to S. in addition any other Prizes which the
ticket may draw.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd and
even number tickets will be certain of drawing nearly
half the cost of the same with chances ofobtaning 9TH
er prizes
All those tickets ending with o. 9, 4, 6, s. even
all those ending with l, 8, ), Z, 9, are odd.
-y" Remember that every Prize is drawn, and paya-
Bile in full ecitk0ut deduction.
~ All Prizes Of$1, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the Prizes at the ususl time ofthr
ty days
Accommodations strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately
after the drawing.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves IS, Quarters ~
Prize Tickets cashed Orrenewed in other Tickets at
either Office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As one-haf of the Tickets guaranteed TO draw IS
will sell Certificates of Packages OF 10 Tickets odd
and even numberS) at the following rates.
All tina, the 10 Tickets draw over the amount guar
teed accrues to the purchaser.
Certificates of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, .... $50
" 10 Half 900. 80
(" 10 Quarter ...... Is
Orders for Tickets or Certificates ofPackages of Tick
cts, can be addressed either to
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ata.
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NEW APOTHECARY Ste RE.
PICUMOND VIRGINIA.
p1cu.pn H. MEADE T. ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate of the Phla.
College of Parmacy
MEADE G BAKER,
npTTEGJE,CS &POTHECAKlES, AND

MEADE &c AkER,
DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARIES, AND
MANUFACTURING PHARMACEUTlSTS,
"AVE inst opened and fitted out an APOTllECA-
Ill RY and DRUG STORE, at 1sG, Main ST.,
Northwest corner of Tenth, and just above the New
Custom House They have every arrangement and ap-
naratus for thoroughly dispensing and preparing
Medicines and Pharmaceutical Preparations and nom
their long experience in the principal Drug House IN
the CITY feel authorized in assuring the public that
PHYSICIANS outfits, Family supplies, and all Pharma-
cencal and Chemical Discoveries, will be as promptly
filled and as scientifically prepared, as by any other
Apothecaries in the country. They will at all times
Keen varied complete and fresh supply of the Pu'est
and most Reliable Drugs Medicines and rare Chemi-
cals Family and Physicians Medicine Chests; surgi-
cal Instruments and Appliances Trusses in great va
rietv: Spices ground and unground warranted pure,
and selected especially for fames Soaps, Perfumery
and Fancy Articles; tile Finest Imported Cigars; the
hest brand Chewing and Smoking Tobacco; and every
article usually sold in first class Drug Store Their
stock is entirely NEW and selected with great care
by themselves in person. They have also been ap-
nointed Agents for the sale Of those most anCdtIae
articles. IHE If0TKER'S BREAST CLOTHS, which
have been used without failure in single instance
They will prevent the Gathering Breast or Man'n'ary
AJcess so common to young mothers allay all imam
nation and cause an easy flow of milk, used prompt,
" and applied according to directions For 81 and IL
cents in postage stamps pair will be sent to any part
of the country accompanied with full directions ior
their use.
Richmond July Q, 1856.
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Stauntnn. Oct. q. 1S55.-1Y.
DGOnC 1Nn Su0ES

BOOTS AND SHOES.
CHEAP BOOT, SHOE, HAT AND CAP STORE
u FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY:-H. & ]
FAUST have just opened their Fall and Winter supply
of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, &C., to an examination o.
which they invite their friends and customers, and the
public generally, feeling conden that they can please
the taste of the most fastdious. In style and prices
they cannot be beat, as has been known heretofore
They call attention particularly to their own manufac
prsing every article in their line of business. and war
ranted to be of good quality.
Hats can be bought of them from so conts and up
wards, and Caps frem 12 cents to the nest-alF new
fashion. Also Trunks, Umbrellas, &c. They respect
fully request portion of public patronage, pledgine
themselves to do ther best to merritt.
Stouptop Oct 19 1874
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MCDONALD, SPOTTS & HARVEY,

GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 80, PEARL STREET, SOUTH OF CAREY
RICHMOND, VA,
TTAVE, and will keep in store, extensive assert
Ill ment of GROCERIES, to which they respect
fully invite the attention of their friends and the public
in want of goods in their line.
Particular attention will be given to the sale of coun
try Produce and to receiving and forwarding Merchan
disc
The usual advances made on consignments
JNO. G MCDONALD,
JAS. C. SPOTS,
JN0. ID. HARVEY,
JN0. G. SP0TTS.